The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-06-05 00:00:00

rent, and the, !filers. Nftit taw
they trisild Wramptdn, sell,' li.Miati g him,
lettere books and aerobe'', Imre found in his 11011-
eilliaa,. and the ollicereteolt, cu 5.14117;
Andrews now ; eontentled, • that • Friellneeldlii
eielatt within the .provisions of the Statute,•
Nbiteih
;Wit, 'batik, inhabit mit of any beak eleselld betiaek
Ittle•to iMpeleeement, if found with Illegardeeeemesid
'Ho his possession. New, in the present ease. F
redepl
tests was not the inhabitant of Alehouse' in tputii3
lien; he was only there by chente„ the hoes. bee
'leitging to Thieklett. - ~e'.•• • • -
Laud Estatteoaounn overoaelall the ohjeethele
tike Learned Conosel. The Aet was totendled .to+,
beet. all illegal insoronee;. its previsions gravid bit.'
ambulimery insurers as well as otheis.—Rele refuted:'
- PO LAUB.
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mmistov-Roast..—s. I lay wood strives' of the Brilinteeeitaoe.
conch. oto re-examined. epos supkion of steallog 4000. Or
awes. A (somber of witne.ses were skrtJkd in support of the
elturgel bet their testimony filed in Siring any guilty 'Mow-
ledge open the Vilsoner.. It was. proved, that os aerie*. at
Braintree,. be was the lust to discover the loss, and was meet
-minute an het enquiries for the parcel. He had oothing to do
Kith unloading the coach. that duty beteg left to porter% so its
erica' to Beiotree-; and there were rurally .4 great paapber
of prima* standing about while the ,parcels were Wog. re-
moved to aoother roach, which west orrith chre.• It was
:ohm stated.. that tau strange men mutated the coach ea the
' road, solid sabring asked hpw far they meant to proceed, said
they did see kiln*. Ilse, glinted the coach at or abbotillitilas
tier. After an investigasittai sit more them two hours. diatom
Maros said; there was not solficieot rieideuce to detain him;
and upon finding sureties to the nmoldit of 4001. be was ll-
' berated. •
Ilarroti rixoass.—Theroday *!Lend was charged with
smalltime I'. Haul, a parole. The 'Complainant stated, that
on the preceding evening he saw the Wisorier. in company with
asibtiser noun, pick otkatlesnou's polite of a sia•ituditerchiefs
Winless laid hold of the Prisousw,jied ire d • opted the handker-
chief, which a by-slander ;deka bp and returned to the Den*
tlemaa 3 ultra he raid he would net be at the linable of appear-
ing. 140 preen attending to make a charge, the Primmer was
set at liberty. He them followed witness, and gave him a severe
beetles ; on which, with assismece. he lodged him in the watch-
house. The klogiotrate regretted that the tieotleinnosild oat mi-
tred to esteem' She cjes bot.theestattlx beitigestabliskttilte
lfklsmrssti svmsommaiwgwitt want OMB. •
lisititelionOll4llfitkits-4. Denied, charged with* rutting
andsitslibing Jade it *swig brought sip. it as ex-
pected that the wossoded fetes* %veld be able to attend; bet
the Surgeons reported limbs be much w orse, and still iu a dan-
gerous state. He was doensie remolded for onetime week.
eltariged his 19, with assaulting hilt
toad threatening ids lire. '[lee lead absconded from
Dahlia, being charged with robbing Captain lir Laran of 7001.
aid war diseaveutd by her father 'ln itiding-boose lanes *ben
sae struck and threatened to Osage +iliac into him if he suede
any discovery.--She was ordered to Sod bail, and notice of her
appreheteloe was sent to Dublin
C. Smith wits charged wills frandidently obtaining two geld
watches of Mr: Tee:whey, a Preach merchant, which be pledg-
ed, tied gave his hill for payment.—J. Watt. a constable, took
him ; aid Plank identified him. by descriptiun, its,the person
ebb bad stolen two silk scarfs and aguld brooch, from Sarah
Kiel, Of London-street. He accompanied her home from the
Theatre. and in the morning he contrived to steal the property.
ooltentanded.
•Qoazo.sove no.— M'Bride was fully committed. charged
* b breaking into the house of a chininersweeper. in °marti-
net, Westuituster, and stealing a chest of apparel aid 361.
in
• woruntte-irenter.—J. Standing was convicted in the pitinity
clMh. for riding on the shafts of hi, cart, not havibg sox person
rid goldelits• horses.
Sa.steitcti, —K. Hill, a caulker, was situpd by the-.Over-
tree of Poplar with obtaining money for honself, wife, and
eta children, when he belonged to, sad was receisiag relief
from, the parish of Deptford. It was aim proved be had no
wife or family, sad was ID good work.—He was remanded.
J. Newham, a stage-ma.ier, ef •Black wall, ons lined for
having duse es more than allowed by Use Act of Pax-
fitment. •
The Captaiielnlodiaman was charged by one of his crew
with having. wittiest any provocation, ordered hint to be Bog-
'tied until be was. "Site senseless. and aMfieed irons for 17
days. He aftewnetio directed the Beatswein's-mate to itiliet
en him twet•ty.four blows with a rattan, and kept him for nine
weeks exposed to the violent heat of these', oo ;be poop of the
ship, picking oakum.
The inveetigation occupied a considerable time ; when be
Cumploinsint was directed to take the CAW before the next Ad-
miralty Semiotic
TOWN-HALL, SouTevrAms.—T. Connor and. G. Noble were
remanded, charged with having in their possession a quality of
tea, supposed •to have been dishonestly obtained ; a. were ll'.
Moore and W. settur9. on whoa they found a number of hand-
kerchiefs. for the possession of which they Could not satisfacto-
rily at-coupe.
Limon wet.—Thursday S. Levy was convicted in the pa.
as of 101, louder the Haw iti•rs and Pedlars' Act, for vend-
iithrtaleidecopes without a Hawker's Licence.
• Mr. Able, a unble-keeper, of. Blackman-street. was fined
,40s. and cos.*, antler the new Pavia% Act, for breaking in a
'horse in the public-street.
Path, was charged by his employer, W. Bromfield, ef,
Bridge-suet, Vauxhall. wile robbing ban of 3351. in
mites. The key of the mousy box Was usually ,pot into
till; and on the property beitig mi-sod, the Proseentor .1
inanicated the circumstance to the Prisoner, who affected sea
surprise, and recommended a diligent search. A few days after- t
ward. he absented himself from his business • and Mr. B. hear.;
leg he wa- riding abut in hackney-coachtsi. and squadering,
',tubasusochatottey. he communiented his suspicions to Hull nod'
Oaf, who traced the Prisoaer to one of the den. of iniquity is ,
Dover-street, where he was in bed with twos female demons;
when he warmed the feet.—Vol y cowinsitted.
D. Grabb one charged by his ocabew, Mr. A. Crobb, a
Watteau in John-street, Blackfehirs -road. with robbingtilso
of 71. and 'a witch. Tbts~tf-volis- placed is; a chest Id
drawers. biome of the bed •Idiers: and the Prim!". is-
consequence of his relatiouship, had access its esers part of
;be bedew; and two of the notes Were found en bin pessou.—
Remanded. •

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CORONISRS' INQUeSTS. • .
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As Inquisition, waalield op Tuesday night at the City of
Limiest city ersteetyttaadt op--the battfvf•Joho Brairtston,
acrd MI who was used in. the Stephen" and ' Shepherdess-
fields, OW Monday isiorniag. with his throat rut from car to ear
with n common knife, which he diem had in his hand An
alarm beinggiven, the body was removed to, iiilingtun Wine-
Inoue, and he was recognized m be the -brother of Mr. lirain.
atop. cabinet-maker, in CreWn-stieee, 'Finsbury square. It i
appeared, that he luld been in die.emplay of his In-tither' ail
journeyamo ; that he had received M. on Semi day ar I, *,
week's wages, and bad not been heard of since.—l' Jury re
turned their verdict—lastinity.
An laquisition was taken on Tuesday night, at the City Iff
Landon Tavern, City-road, on use body of Christiana Beane.
aged 37, who met her dealh by taking laudanum, wider .he
fallowing circuit:deuces i—ithe deceased was a dress-maker, WI
the employ of Mr. Thomas. of Fleet-street, sad bad fur some
tin• pall received -headdresses of Mr. Blake. a Gentleman re..
may
la Sidney-street, City-coed, but b.- diseovered that she'
d a child, which ceased ore his part great cobluess. last
evening she called at his residence, but not finding
•g ' otbesne, she went to hid sister's at battle-bridge. where
del Wes woe jobbed by his father. .mbem she acrempaaied home
afterwards. Saturday night she remained at the house; * father
a with her Meld part of the night. • In the mnrning he
her lying on a sofo.abintreatly much dejected, sad Ist the
amino of a few hours, she, betrayed symptoms of immediate
death, stud expired about three. o'clock. It appeared that ...11€.
lied swallowed n large quasitilty•of haidaouia.—The Jury re-
lented a verdict—lnsanity.
Wednesday an Inquest teas held at the London Hospital, on
;he body of William Cameron, aged time years.. It. appeared
temp several boys w. re plying in the field.: mid on the deceased
Missing 'hot wily. they began. peliiiig him. with ..4 ors; nod one
of the boys. wile byes is the same Itaigithourttood a: toe de-
vetoed. about 10 years of age, followed the deemed tend bent
him very much tot the bock, etc. 'a ith .his lisle. while be sibs
'down. On the decenWitgeitiog atiay. he ilia home eryina I
lead whea he grit in .t.-ant, Ite,tolii nis.mother n hoy laid bent him
very much. iiitd—ittsbiodv dropped down deed. -The Surgesin
was of oviniou be died or Au aniline ty. which might twist Meets
produced by n fall silt Wang hunched down. Terabit--1141ted to
a fit of apoplexy.
An tannest erases Teeday held ill the flour Glass. Illoyer
Thames-street. on lilt body ..( A. Nicholson, a IlrioLlayer, ‘v 110
nasal work for Mr. Payttder,:t :milder, of iti•lial)44:l e greet.
J. Sluirp, as, IfateTuton,....tii(od, Nat he •tt:tyne do body in the
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