The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-10-18 00:00:00

POLICE.

WEST.HINSTEtt SESSIONS..

-iester.lay ?bete Nessiona commootra Prattrio•
F..q. and a full livid' of Magistrate!, at the.
handball. Weatatiastar.

Mamuel Wwldingtonapplied to the Court. H. stated
that he had receited a letter from Mr. Allen, Clerk of
she requesting hit attendanee on the first day of
the Sessions. at Guildhall. Westminster. His recogni-
tattees norbeint drawn, became forfeited. and conse-
quently the usual proceeding vanilla be taken against
',lat. He was surprised at 464 haring regularly takes
I: is trial, and was acquitted by a pry of Lie canntrymen ;
and certainly he did not feel himself resmonsi hie fee any
proereding alticb might after that he instituted. H.
hsti searched many law as and had taken the ad-
vice of many persons upon the subject. •nd hr toned no
nreredent which wonld anchorite any farther pro... Ming
in a came which had been iheady determined in a re-
gular Court.
Tlue CHAIRMAN said he wig ignorant of the matter;
this Court had not ordered arty Itroceeilinge to hare-been
taken, and the Clerk of the "face. knew his own huainrsa.
Mr. Allen oh J that air applicant was Irving gn
esperlatent. Probably be bad been deputed, and .paid
fow it.
Weildinglon.—No, Sir, I came of me own accord..
The CHAIRMAN then told him be bad nothing to do
with thematter ; he was astisfied.
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Waddington thee sat dawn till nearly the risinEof the
Cour', when lie again addr-sseol the Cheiranntand that
genthinem listened with polite attention.
• (Wwislioetee—l understand, Sir, tbat •yea are mite.
fled ; but Mr. Allen is not.
CHAIRMAN—iIIy preriarels not to meddle with eh.
business of the Clerk of the Peare. •
Waddington then read the letter he retteiritlfrom Mr.
Allen; and his answer to it, in which he. threetreed to
matter before the I,egisl6tnre
'oattema N-ri;111. Waddin,oo:4 shall Imp ao orders
!elm this Cour ; lbe first voiy bear nt this probably
n ill be from the Court of.Kke iteltik.l. When von apply
thervitli4 Will gib jolt, whv,T6d had 'riot appliede
tleik of *hi' Pen'eli,„ elithirkiriElitbr tecogni
7f tt the defy,' of tliit gerttltoratv•iibmad them
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,Coart of Cerise:quer. , ".] .-• • , •
Waddington-1 gave hail. rowels* WON* the if
trsies. Ind oppeared sit the. last Stemless', Its my trial.
when I was honourably nelaltjedr, if Mr. Allen made
oat his-bill,:l mould disteuatenimeif toils* testis satisfy
411116.11.311.—W0 batik nothlariteelo old& it.
• IV addiegton then retired. •r• 1 111wIelf
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Yeste,rilailtie Sessions pr 'tit 0ti11r4014411, of
costrk •
flier...a • • nor r. a"."`•IL•
corder, 't.e hit * t 040. sj

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, article.
!Tames,. ter. t
Cro.A- ex, —jet
offered 10 sr, Atter by Fit-sits a no
bottle of wine to the Proseentot, tt ttirer Wats. to a
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charity.
• Here the RECOttOlit Interposed, and-asked; wilkeiblr
.11. e heelltstesll and the bottle of wino would Mot imr !Dr
I, •st way of settling the busiriesenow t '• •
Mr. WaLlOrtn thought that wiuld be the mitt 1146101
hie plan. •
't Very well (aid the Retarder). initthe tserklfiillMkjol
Counsel can dime with the old gentlethen.‘ '1
Mr. ARART7I advised his client to accept of tile limps,
bat the client said he could not think Of charity until Me
expenres were paid. The Learned Counsel haring Ai.
•deavonred to reconcile him to the ettpence —" Why (mid
the prosecutor), I have paid you. and you can't call that
nothing." lie finally consented tolrop the thing Wise
should be permitted to handle the Money, eat the steals,
tn., drink the wire.
This was agreed to ; a voullet of Guilty was bytottkpol
tonsent recorded, and the defehdant Was hound over to
keep the peace for one year.
Stephen Keaten, aged 14, and Stephen Stratford, aged
)6,'were indicted for picking the pocket of Mr. Wm.
Hart.
Mr. Hart was passing along High-street, Borough, on
• the 6th of Aug , when the prisoners followed him, and
Stratford picked his pocket of a silk handkerchief.
which he gars to Season; the transaction was witnessed
isyHesketh and Forester, two city officers, who took the
prisoners into custody.
111 r. Hart identified the property.

A man named Frawley., came fonwarA to give Strat
ford a good character; he admitted that' he knew
time Stratford had bees in prison for thieving; and
so grossly prevaricated that the RICOIDkR committed

Thewrisonen were both found Beihy.•
The itzcottoaa slid that Stratford wss one of the most
sotorions thieves that infested the streets, aad he woo
convinced that the witness Peaseley, who cametodoseive
the Court hy false swearing, knew Was well as be did.
He (Stratford) W 64 tee daagerons a character to remain
in this country an longer, with safetyto the public, and
le sentenced biat to be transported for the term of his
waterer/ We. lieeveo, on account of its being his first
offence, was sentenced to be imprisoned in Brixton gaol,
and helot iu the tread-mill fur six months.

A faux pas has lately come to light, which is likely to
occapon sow. hits•le stand t. the g►ntlemen of the
long robe. The injured husband resides wi•hin a few
miles of Nottingham, and the gallant Lothorie (a
widower) is as eminest solicitor in the neirthbotrhood
of ibe Melton lintet. —The deluded fair one last week
wrote for peceniary amistance to her gay deceiver; and
the letter hying'e means get into the hand. of his honse•
lifers. Tue conseiptener was a full exposure of the
whole limner —(Steinfierd News.)
Mr. Williams, of the Pied Calf, Spalding, dog a kid-
'try potatoe last week, measuring in length eleven inches
and weigi•ing 2.
A Special Vestry was held on Wednesday in Bow
Church, to consider of the propriety of reviving the
harmony of the beautiful ring of hells i■ the tower of
that chtirch. The Churchwardens and Overseers wenn.
oosly opposed the proposition, on the ground of the vi-
bration endangering the tower. There is said to be a
crack in the principal arch which sustains the spire, and
the vibratinn of the bells is, by many, believed to en-
large it. Wins, however, are of a different opinion,
and, after a very animated discussion), the lovers of hell.
ringing carried the point by a majority of 211 against 16.
Very shortly after this decision the 'bells were pot in
mulcts, and the peal wan kept up till near 11 o'clock.

• GRIM/RA Ll•. Wirral/. an officer of St. Sepulchre's
Parish. appeared yesterday b. the Sitting Matta
trate. Mr. Alderman ANSLEY, to meet a complaint a Wel
had keen preferred against him on the previous thy! by
Carlile's thopinan is Idiltstatustreet. He, at that °nu
applied for a warrant to apprehend Worrell for felon},
in taking down and carrvi g away I of the
placards stack about the afro windows. The Magis-
trate had, however, contentsg himself with giving di-
rections for his aendance the awe, and he sow at-
tended accordingly.
The shopman, a pert flippant youth, to fudge from
his appearance about 20, was called upon to prefer Lis
complaint. On being required to uive Ida name mid
address, he stated himself to be Joseph We. Trait. a
friend of Mr. Carlile's, and a supporter of his principles,
residing at hir.lirmiley'a, linen draper, No. 126, corner
of Newgate-street. and °emotionally to be found at his
father's Johnson's- t , Chelsea. His applitatini!,
he said:Puna the behalf and at the desire pf Ape
Carliht..
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The City Solacivvit salted, in what capacityt =
plied on the behalf of Mr. Carlile. Was be the
man?
This question appeared to hurt ibe lad's ride., ii
would not allow he wasCarlile's shopman. Ho was h s
friend. lie snpported him. He wits an active sent.
his, and conducted rite ba-iness ; not, however, IL
afterwards let out, withoat remniteration, though he
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fated, and stood to it, that he wits hot is law belted' id
tell whether it was daily, weekly, or monthly.
He was desired to proceed with his charge. which hll
stated to he for robbing Mr. Carafe' on Tuesday, last;
shout half en hour past four o'clock in the ifternotric,iit
'which time Worrall, whom he allowed, after Nay dill-
culty, he knew to be an *Meer, feloniously tore doers
and carried away certain printed *ad mandscript ple-
ctra.; one from withinside the shop, dal others whit&
had been fixed on the ..°1 frame* and door. ' The o
he seemed to take most to heart, oral that IttuAteefogli
correspondence which bad takes place Nitwit. %mite*.
Mr. Manley Wood, the Chaplain to the Coisliter, aid
4111weof 'Carlile's shoprnen who are suNeriterfseildfoo-
*lt therein, agreeably to their searetsee.', "
- • "Ilia starriaent wha not•atade trithnot severaligteimpts
to intillify it into •sperch, 'mad It-was with dillieettrlre'
earthd be kept to the particulars of Ms charge, or whiffs
lite line ofdeeetit 'taro to the blagittrate ki the telliag
Worrall's evilly 11016111follothreasThe ship, be rand,
was slue& all over on the oehride whit these *sae, el.
cards, which occasioned a cottioaal mob assiowil• lb,
'dollop's, and .frequent eorispisiats had bens sodeto
shim, 'bit the paving, way was eolliiletely'llsopedesl
thereby.° He denied that he ever pat a Ihtgoetnel,
r iss-
side thy shop, bat ' rentoved the p • Ater
obatrac s '
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teepees,
set lottery;yes •
The prisoner, smucommitted for further execninit.
/lea the lottexpolfice keepers or their spots
attend.
' A yeast married couple, of respeetable appearance.
appeared before the Magistrate', preferring most gritty-
oss complaiets againit each other, and attended by thaor
respective friends.
The lady, in moving term., romplained. )hat her life
*as in dagger, .sa her husband had threatened to settle
,leer. She wee then proceeding !oilman a series of In.,
diodes which she had received from. him, coocleding
I.with expressing the utter impeseibility ef her living
,with hies, when she mat let/crafted by the appearance '
,of•a lady and gentleman to take the odd,' .seder . the
OM Marriage Axt. This for a wawa impeded ate
proceeding, but the parties having boatsmen:, the hears
ing was resumed.. -
he husband, in his defame. said 'Yields wife brake
all the cups, saucers, plates... Ise.. and tbit,, upon hie re-
rionstra•ing with her, she threw& two, pound Aright at
his head, and struck bins with &sledge bummer, ite.4 hid
actually threatened to kill bias.
The lady admitted these facts, bat ,said it all arose
from the husband's provoking behaviour. She cited one
instance of it, which was this i—Some weeks ago, a
friend of hers called upon her. saying he was going to
see some of her relations at Reading. He offered to
convey a letter there for her. She wrote one, and after
the usual inquiries as to the health of her relations, she
asked theta, as of ' to send hex a yoing sucking
pig, for she assured them she had net had " a bit of
pig since she halibut. married." Her husband got hold
of the letter. and kept it back, in consequence of which
she never got the pig. This she coseidered a great bore.
• • The husband rejoiced in his turn. when Melt shorta-
ges was pat an end to, by the wrathy Magistrates di-
recting them to find bail to keep the peace towards each
ether.
Maahoonouan-irrentr.---Yesteeday Alward lTtfridge
was brought up fee final examisatioa milthessbarge of
cruelly "hotbox Martha Mahan. s very,psong girt, his
deughter-in.lew. , „
'file poor girl entered into a more patilealerilistail of
the atrocious conduct of the prisoner. fors which it SO;
peared that he for a long time contemp ted her rein,
spa twice before the time he accomplished his vile par-
pose, had attempted it 1 she was nowilliag to inform her
mother, who was on her death-bed, not wishing to dis-
turb her last moments, nrell he load proved himself vil-
lain enough, while she was sleeping, to complem her
ruin. tier poor mother, who was in the Ise. stage of a
consomption,on hearing it became oleliriones with horror,
and never was properly in her tenses from the tine she
because acquainted with the fact. The girl was tbe only
attendant upon the prisoner, and did all is her power to
make her mother comfortable, whose latter moments
wete embittered by the r.flo clion, that the prisoner bad
not only brought her to the grave, but had spout all her
property, and left her children pennyless, and by Lis
last act colopketely effected the ruin of her family.
The girl's sister-in-law, to whom she related the fact,
confirmed her testimony, and proved by the conduct of
the prisoner after the funeral, that he knew himself to
he guilty, he having shunned her and all she rest of the
Caustic, and got quite intoxicated at a publlelatiase; and
on going home lie was given into cus:o.ly.
The surgeon who attended and examined the girl,
proved the fact of the outrage aponlierbeisircompleted.
The prisoner, on being called on for his defence, ask-
ed the girl whether she bad not agreed to conceal the
fact fur some clothes and other articles width he pro-
. suited her.

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and, ftadin&no.trtsee oft Stranger having beio,there,
asked the prisoner what it was that had fnghtened her
so ?. She "answered, that being suddenly Wyakened by
a great ?Oise. on opening her ayes,, She saw " a jolly fat
lad" it:aiding by 4er bed-aide ; that she screamed, nd
be this went away. sod site huddled on some of.
clothes. and ran op stirs .1e give the alarm. 51r.
c..lleal in the watchman; who accompailed him Iwo . .
kitelatio,..„where the prisoner was then aluiogiin bee •
aide. Askenquiry was made as to the way sp which tbe
midnight intruder could have effected an entrance; the"
affrighted maiden replied-0 be came is through the
a hide., and aiqt. oat the same way.". A very facile
operation, donbiless, the window bring nnfastened;
but, upon close inspection, it was discovered that, sot.
withstanding the extremely dirty and muddy condition
pf the roads and fout-patbs round 4940, not a trace of
a footstikwas. to be seen in the area, one the smallest
'dolor Oslo on the white deal table that stp.od dome in haat
of the Window. On being asked what articles had beep
taken away. sbe answered " three gowns, three or (oaf.
-lace papa, some night cap', and the rest of the things
.. that hung span the liorsr," which bad been stripped;
adding, that 446 was so frightened. she could net exactly
;Member what thee wi're.' Mr. Odell, who, with his
..itodwant, bad been drawn to the kitchen by the alarm,
14/W declared, that his suipiciotta fell upon the prisoner;
and those of Mr. ft. having by this time acquired the
same tendency, she was consigned to the charge of the
watchmen. Such was her unwillingness to move from
the bed on which she sat, that the watchman was ob-
liged to tell her, that unless she got op, he would call in
another watchman. anti;.remove her by force. This
threat produced fears of a different and more real de-
scription, and she declared she was new 11,. awl weld
' not nee unless they gave her somethiog, drink. A
glass of loqndy mid water was then, Va g; t her, which
it
she took, 44 wept with the wattlitnta ;Wetly to the
watchhouso. Wham she was gone, the bed was searched,
and between the mattraai and the sacking, was found a
bundle containing.three gowns, four lace caps, three or
four light-caps, and several other articles, and also a
very hindsame cloth pelisse, belonging to her mistress,
which bud Wien missed about a fortnight before, wheel
the prison4r, on being questioned about it,bad coolly as
meted; she doeiroot say.it was stolen. . .
Itile wateinnsa afterwards stated, that be had re.
mashed in going his rounds, and there wet a ire barn.
tag in the kitchen, bet supposing is to he the servant
hosy.washing, be took ao further notice.
'Hie prisoner, in her defence, said, she keel, nothing
of the swans by which tbethings foetid in her bed had bees
placed there. Shr was committed to Newgwe for trial.
INton Oat'. —Yesterday a voting man named Its,.
Ilmitla, was brought before L. la. MAID, gig.. charged
with having committed a reli'vry in the house of lle. J.
ltieley. who keeps the sign of the Lord Nelson, in Nel-
son-street, Camberwell.
Mr. ltieley stated. that on Wednesday night. between
nine and ten o'clock, the prisoner and another man came
into the tap-room and 1.4.1 some porter. After the laps.
of a few minutes, his customers were on a sudden missed
from the box in which they sat. Prisoner was
found up stairs under the hed.
The officer, on searching biro found a small ease in
his hat containing a windier of rings, brosch.s, sad
other trinkets, tuerthrt with tan Telly valuable lase
shawls. This property was Wen ified by the complain-
ant, who added, that the prisoner has borne a most ex.
•.:ellent character, up to the present charge. but his com-
panion (who escaped) is a must experiescril thief.
The prisoner was remanded.
Latium llTllEST.—Yestertbsy an ill•looking frllow,

with a wooden legovee chested bii--------7Z7.llllBlllohaan
with attempting to rob and &hoagies.
The proseesroe is a headbotough of the precinct of
the Tower Without. On Wednesday sight, as he nal
going Lis rounds, he met the prisoner in an obscure pat.
sage near Tower bill, and was collared by him. He dr.
*sampled his agency, and with a dreadful oath said "I'll
blew your Wailes eat Wyse don't instantly deliver." H.
then pat hia hand tehis aisle-pocket, as if to draw vat
a pistol; but witness contrived to knock him down, and
held him until his cries brought souse persons to bit 1,.
silt:ince. He was lodged in the watch-house.
'f he prisoner, in accounting for himself, said that ha
was a shoemaker; that be ha.l lately come from ma..
ham. lie was au entire stranger in Landon, and con:i
not rail any one to his cleracter.
He %%as remanded fur fuither examination.
Mr. Thoinas,,lnadieed of the Orme Man, Stratford,
and M. Weyer. (albs hose and Crown, Brumley, were
each consisted, in the penalty of 201, and cuss. A hot
of dice, and another of dominos, which were seized in
their bowler, were produced by the informers, and ~!,
deved to be dentroyed by she Magistrate. •

aItn.IOaDINAST ConficTlON.—.lt the Selishar
Sessions, wriTtleidury int, Mary Pike was reseicted of
stealing son brinks, the property of Mrs
Tbie lady has been one of the most benevolent woo: II
la bblisburr: and tit Megiattates, knowing lire chars.'tee. aid thoroughly believing thet a lady of her cotton.
abitity coeds' edeshave lieetegwilry 4 seek as est% in,
eteuelbf seven year's traosportation, aiblly smausated
to four mernals'slispelnemeta. The bride were waken
farthings, .tut the expense to the City will be
33!. The Wee 4 all' din • gbode for which pismires
have bees niedlit idesallassiono does sot • automat b
while. the charges opus these•petry thefts ausJess
to 2751.-,-(Sontharnition Counts Claron;ele
A"Nosnale Sed•r,illbet -dertelling.house of
Dereper, Est., of been burgleriously en.
tercel, antf•rdbbed annal times wields the but Veer
months of debllntylif,tederes kind* to a large ameinc
A napicioe bete enternind of some of tee seined
beteg priyy to , Brown, the city Mien, at.
tended add lte ineertigate the malrer :Inn all
Ills lets were unavailing aril a few siren apt
while the butter was on the watch in the pantry, the rat.
haddlltered the house ; but finding himself iliseoree.„l,
e a hasty retreat, followed by the butler, soh..=god of !Wild et his Sad lodged the remelts
PAW An) fatelaba **Ga his lax d a 41111."Ifi' Is•
=en. tera/4 ?*) ta hw p. 014 ;errs* whale*
7 rantlallellaieo4l- He to &MO* isier
dAtiiaaPl44l4 •6, 40
On Wednesday evening, alwat six o'desla, as de,
glover end ke4er; 104 laselganatreet. corner 4
:Ileomea., well lanai and highly respected,
eainet hew. OW an nitinnsas of lice days
5teal!01117.4111f• won aildegl 4101 pawner ie. good healeis
spina, conversing *ail blenerses. be me eplainrtlpf
prgiglAeipeieiobis kneed.: A stmt % was is airtly
wet for, who proceeded ter *patina, *paint, bet ehilat
ow the operation she en ore n
ender gentleaan fell bask
in leierChalf, and explged inehedietelp. * len years
of age, and had uarkaA,-.
ilk we gave yesterday of
the two chiWrea of Mr.„. 'a, in Pear-tree-cm.,
liMerkplevrelt Clise, Tang Mc bye 444 big, we deausig
itiptsbatgil the mune; bat on flarthoc, bleier sine we
• tine; that two other children, one helongtag to Sir.
Pritcbod. sub apothey..to a Mr. Pe4furl, in :he situ,
shirt: wire itati Lit belie eaniathinif,'one flute elleek
"itaid another in ' the leg lath 4 erbone•banweiterree
as operation., was* add •ne-the.didnewhhitu.
Haesslere ineiswislghlhkeledflops .04,Xlip anger at
hyr aft bent
•the tut oat, the boor
nrapn, andalbedidegfinfroT.n ed be di/gest.
—CORON4II% INQUailt—:-YeeMedier hiq'tfildi cal bell
•isV Vnlaberiatdl se die bay if
Warble Frampt/e. Wan/death was. caned .asel.r•my
neepiclon car/meta/eta . • '
Margaret Price said that Sunday rnarnlnyisst, the
deeeend broogle! a *rile whfclethe witnessltad kilt Ise,
when she was intoxicated, led endeavoured to ilt'down,
bat fell dbwn; she went tense In the afreitetni. lha
Monday morning, witness went op to Ike detested to
ket a pail from her, aid raw her tying' on the bed, drew
ed, with her arm on her breast. She was then dead
and cold. A mats named Phillips lived with her. The
deceased, for some years; was mach addicted to driakieg,
and has been in an ailing tote for some time.
MAO Ryan said she lira at ll'areick.plaee, White-
ctostratreet, in the same house with the deceased. Abbot
seven O'ilock on Monday morning, witness saw a teen
.(the smile ma. she had seen taking water up to the de-
ceased's apartments some dose previous) couie:ont of the
house.
*fr. Jimes Smith, a surgeon, examined the body of
the eceased, and found 1 bruises on bevette oa
she left shoelace, and one on the cranium, bait the lawn
did not occasion a concussion of the brain. The stomach
was much injected with blood, which seemed to proem!
from drinking. Witneassaid the fort'. used might have oc-
casioned death, but could riot liar that these braises
did actually occasion it. She w - eighty years of
age. There was no ext blo..d on the brain.
A little girl, about six or seven years of age, was then
questioned. She said that Phillips and the deceased
quarrelled that day, when Phillips struck the latter seve-
ral times, one on the side of the head. Phillips thee ran
out of the house. . •
Mrs. Price was agile sanitised. sail stated that
Phillips lead not, since deceased's death. been heard of;
he bas recently been in prison for assaulting nether
woman. He was a smith by . trade, much addicted to
drinking, and bore the character of a passionate and ma-
licious man.
The Jur7 returned a verdict of " Found deal, silt
marks of violence on her
.person, bet by whoa awl*
milted it dues not appear.'
The COIONaIt directed the *berto to take Phillips
Into custody when he could he found, and take Lim
bar"' +Magistrate. to account for Lis absenting Limit f.

MARRIED.
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Om Wedeesday, the oth Wilma, at St. Osersess 11.1")-
TlM*llrolmi Charms Stuart. youogest son of Thomas Hay
titan, Esq., of nay, to Alma, relict of Major Charles Gar-
diger, and daughter Of thelote Riled Hon. John Berosford.
M. P. Air the Comaty of Welerfori.
On Wednesday morning last, at St. Oroores. 1111""T
On
Mr. Joshua Resell. of Livid-oirret. Soldvirsr••
and Nelson-square, to Miss Hnby. of Si. Jaines'aoireet.
Oa Wednesday. the Win instant. %Ir. John Spyer. of
Leman-straet, to Marianne Noises Schein), mein of Ema-
nuel Levy, Esq. of Great Prestott,treet.Cloorlases-flelds.

HIED.
On the 13th instant. at Q teca's-buildinvt, Itrompton, N
his ntlth year, Mr. Francis Uarrea, many years resident Is
the Ntraad.
On Monday Nat, Mrs. Welch. aced 71, only sister of the
late tile R. Welrk. of Eithan, Kent.
Oa Wednesday last, In York-street, Sir Matthew Blotae,
aged 711.
On Wednesday, the 16th instant, Them Royston, of Cl'-
ornt's•larip. Lombard-street. hanker. aged 6h.
tm .11tiaustlir. the 16th instant, In Redfeeillsee. Mary
116110e1111, youngest daughter of Mr. Serjeant Heywood.

Lotto t Remo& Primed. and P. 411111.8.1 at Pa oace_of
" The STWISBNAN" aid •• Ts a Cottottortim" caotwo,
Paper. No. Zit, inroad, by R. WARDELL. 1.1•"
'boa oil owsoleatloos, Omen, 14. are Meadow
be addrand.

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flai 7,lsr;rl{l;7, Zag„.l37;riefurbefori;ciiiiti:;7ll Tit 45745 re: side the shop, het bad removed tie p • ewer tie :A. host ,of witnesses uppearcd igainst.lripg,aud 'ph-
, fbe Outside, as a niiisancr by obetrat i 1 es- dterilloW4l their respective charier liti'tife sfittsractiou of
"Mee' the Intl "liir• an't A 'it'''','s.4ll4 t.'•••••4; .i- blibiray, and encouraging and occosiii ttg' : tkirMagistrate, whir eimittAtteitlfialeit Wig. -• • • •
Witt Olin
.1.111/ MlSAfititi. be of piekpockets; and be Lad done will t ',Aro- ,•: The fitieweeraabi- wee'imileibsailmrliftliof
I - The 841..C81/1". 4 his FhWes.'49. the griln4?lrr_:, be did with every thing else he seised woo
.of r .iurslebt *low pounds? 040 aapeelep,pre uyvwsudiacked'
11'0" Anat. 'lP"e' VP 1,11 itro:.;;;L:fresoliCa)l/0":417 grlTell:Satilleflitashsandoibtcer ; namely, took tillitiiiii tip ',core now. .. . . • ..,,,ita ,„ i
tomotei .
wit% the trade of she IVY, mid' •
'to which he regOrtettki aag„lis 'quid it nesessary to callWeis, epos ' • am* Mr flawit so jefoiymesi „ ,
atb7l h t enimmediateactedetdi ieti ' orittplitel. tread. d for14
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potter f '
ueny, n ender the c ea, an o tap! pcoloaey. if. at:
tie' iprtiNiiiir, 1k:ft...0n0% An tinnienss number of
1 aremeo. 0 w4V6 of IC,O.'liart been presasted at tiro illar;h°r 'be inquelt* • preteoces; be at the ilotisipie lot 1111,60iiii did
e Foreman_of the Inquest wee present, itelkiWbi- probably before. be bid,ll!..ebliA4Cr ,I•l,l)o_attseketl-
.4lC".o4 iiitilio.t. '1):t1p11ir,1011171.41442°"..i.,i4r
lt,:dninl.lea""*._, tided giving Worrell the directions, and twill". Toe o,9".filegletrote. 0 4. Ino#6 ffP)°',":
n an tiaii;4l-4471,n.-.47 ,-- himself the whole
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It 10,404., .. . .. ..i, , ~ -"The, Alderman I,
~ the. auplaleaut pristlith' Aills4proseettee trhaearispitiesse" Ire*, : ' lit dip, 911.1fiiIrPluid04'
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a. The lad apreised his di
~ CIO at the delliesr, :. Quijniogp Acjoi, II ativAittja,. spio.
`.Kehler: -
~. . .: : and 'threatened an appeal to ' Leml pi tor. -. mit, 0(.1 Opqb,aref gest with, robbing Am Opt.
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' M. it is ii4r..atydrll,Bei ipaii...., . "two disputants are liarron-wasomv.—YustemlOy J re', a Imo tor t•ra • ~,,a (....? Idi b., • ...lu_. -. ' ,
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.19 • , ..p.oetr. end sells who, ands lottery bills in tise Street, ~ ought op in - neer oappploga.wboiwitb ids family, or:copied lopeN4-
$2l
opc.
csitilri .114erook% NO• s strnamierelpyat, the: costedy of Wiggins, a coastal eorlaarged with mints is ti heatataf At'. 0414 2:4. Teetiir-ttlitura.
`fad ill;
~ loved I;cesse‘ 1, • er• sold a cheaper having, tittered 14Ibs. weiolii of lottery hilts fog Asia as tiviyibtabcidge. weeploaterday, orornist. bete/realm
. article. 4horl, sod a iceoekrititio,blow Were, tktm @posy, Taste Reper.
tiariceridied the prosecutor was the sitefor. •. ' M. mairg• et/Abet the bills epee lwasitamei ,Of the trooper, who'. half undressed, no op eptiya mom
' Crope.txsoiietd by Mr. WAlsoii—Ttle,4l:4l.et had of Messes. ' • r.. 'eywright, and lash, lottery-other the kitchen, where she slept, calling ask %au.
olered ,s 9 settle the mater by i,,iiiir i beef steak iiett a keepen, mid a ,inteudid ter distrilistiiro for the pee. were in the house. Air. Byers ran dogn ta•slllotitellati,
and_ Muline an ter•esh ,a. a it•Anee•kagnnos beipe then