The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-09-15 00:00:00

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• BILLIEtINGAILSOLDIERS,
Polete Orrice, ii/oigolots4o4.7lVithirt albs
few days a 'number of the most resppctable hotel%
keepers, dce.'-in this nCighisnerhood bt. St. Jarries's,..,,
she %wee suattritioMlAXifirik Wrr.trtSi ?maker&
and Prizatert CoLoduriwary,.Eeqrs'i/or refusing NO'
,receive soldiers, though regularly' bilietted lipase
:them, upon the plea that they, were not, victualierso
Within the meaning of the Act of Parliamettetwhe,s,
upon a fair and impartial investigation of the eiseet;tl
it was adjudged Obey were' liable; and atedited to
;receive the fiddlers accordingly.,' Oise; ciillgtaltilf
Tesisling, WM fitted dOs. with costs.', -.
UNION- fas.r.:—Yesterday the piling saan, oho
is in gusto is suspicion of a berglary..ie tutu situp.
of Mr. Taylor, grocer, Kingstori, Was agiip
mined. •Mr.•Androws attended on' Windt of the
Prisoner, and offered to prove an ,Ittibl On ac.
count of the absence of a material • witness, howe.
ver, he was remanded.
Mmuicutoutat-sTireeT. -- Cook, alias Fogov
ktiown to the town, was charged with a burglary in
the house of Mr. iltomeson,Of Tottenham Court.
road. It appeared in evideues that 'Cho Prosecu.
1 for was awoke out of his sleep In the night by a
noise below, mei he immediately ran dune stairs
naked, and he found his door open. Ile perceived
two men standing on the paiernent near his house,
one of whom was the Prisoner, and he took hitu
into custody. It appeared that the shutters had'
been forced with a crow bar. The Prisoner was
remanded for another examination. Another mars
was yesterday taken into custody as au „occomplice,
in the burglary.
Get VIWALL.—Mr. Anness, watchmalt*r, Cheap.
side, charged* young man, named Jot tai Day, and
an elderly person, named /lin. North, with stealing; 1
yesterday afternoon; a watch and CAMS) in the grog
beCn tor's shop.
'Pile Prosecutor stated, that about five oCiltick,
yesterday afternoon, while he was • driblang tea in
the back room of his shop, he heard a •noise at his
shop door leading into Freeman's.lano,, as if the
door on that side had been opened. He looked;
however, and saw nobody, and on going, forward
and opening the door, could see nobody iu the lane.
lie them returned hilt) his back room, and on turn.
ing towards the shop, observed a man stretching his
arm over the counter, to a hoard where some
watches and other articles lay. The Prosecutor
came forward, but the person was gone. The Pro.
tweeter, hitirerce; had r< full view of the window to
the right, so as to satisfy himself that no person
had passed that way. Ile accordingly ran to the
other side, when hu saw, end immediately secured
the younger of the two Prisoners, who in dress and
appearance esaCtly corresponded with the persoe he
had seen the Minute before in his shop, in the atti.
Ride ho had described. The Prosecutor told (he'
Feistier/sr that he must go back with him—to st ii:ch
the Prisoner made uu objection • and they had re-
turned tvjo or three paces,,the Prosecutor with his
right hairehaving a hold of the Prisoner by the
left ansl when the Prosecutor observed the l'ri.
senor busy about his right.hand pocket, as if be
wished ;eget quit of sumettlidg. The elder Pri.
eoner;
,North, at this moment, canto elutes up to
Day, whew thoPosacutor, beiug on the watch, ob.
served Day slip a watch and cases into North;;;
hand, on whichtihd Prosecutor immediately seized
:North by the collar, uinl 'lamed him also. A
sciiille was now Made by thOPriioners,wheti the Pro,
secutor called out for aesistance, which he obtained,
when the Prisim,rs.wer e.carried into the warehouse
of Simpson and lewttseod, 'where the watch eel
cases which the Prisoner North had Contrived' to
drop, were picituck up.
The Prisoners gave: no satisfactory account of
the busiisess; orrdoeure•lhoth fully !committed for
trial.


Bowf.critet..T,—Williant Wake, the driver:o3
hackney coach, was summoned before the Sitting
,Magistrate, by Mr. Robert Bigland, 'of the lie,
raid's °dice, un a charge of extorting mord thati
his fare.
,Mr. -H. stated, that on
.the 9tb instant, at the
lough~tutdunkifarrow, Hammersmith, he found Wake
With th.gliickiiei4une.h, whom he askedte take him
tb town, which he said, he would de- if ho would
give him half.a.guinea, which he (M,r, l4igland)
agreed to, and got into the coach;' but the Defend.
ant refused to Set him down, without 'paying himhi
guinea before lie of .01tkpf She coefh.-7—Cealiviolss
in the pebilty or 400: • - •
'lllll go
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Durting .treinendows thander.stOrm of Ft
se'nujght, ,a singular accident occurred ut Wood:
,house, ricer Leeds• A wet k iiig„tnaii, of the nanse
of Reed, bad {alien a table-knife from one utillia
children, and as briadishing it• in. a sportive way
over hiv head, when the lightnidit struck the knife,
which, serving as a ceitilretor, oeuttrged the Rinse
down his arm, and scorched it in so slinekiisear
manner as to make it doubtful for seine titne whe-
ther he might not be obliged to submit to amps*,
tation.
'Jr he /Wises for Westmoreland were openea At
Appleby, ow Thuradarlut.l -There-was onlf".13111
:persuu for trial, viz. Ezekiel 'Wood,' charged)
rubbing one oi the carts bcloagipg telsaae Helmet;
cal rier at ThrkbyI of a trunk value bcd. owl up,.
wards: '
A letter'faelved from Rantsgalementioas b very
unfortunate circiumstaWca which oceuvred-oil board
one of the iloys,,tits Monday morninglast.? Mr..
Campbell, a respectable Surgeon and Apothecary,
'wai procerdingiwith•a fow frioods to Ramsgate,for
the benefit of the tealsir,when, being much fatigued,
he lay down, 4ripped'inbli great coat, on the detk
of the vessel, and feillfaittaileep. consenwewit;
' of the adverse wind the hay could aol mike the hop?
hat was beating off until it flew fair, when the realm&
tacking about, shavrowt guawhahritN and Mr..p.
was un(priunately precipitated into the sea. ,:rtut...
withstanding 'the Warne:ll4A he kept albiet,for,
upoardt. of 1 %darter of at; hiprA when the boat was
put Out 'aed'he'iitac brougli the vital
eitatitt,' and thoegVtwor prefessional: men'
•cteriotkibbeid, they trieo'iLi.valie,t?,pred,nsa
=lion. He was • lift , WM, and,
,tbe catioi.opYsiodil4.. tux* sotvce, of
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