The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-02-12 00:00:00

MOBBING • TLRK.

lIA rTOx-GARDzi:—Yesterday, a 3lahometan, throagh
the to/Minns of a gentleman, who accompanied him as
interpreter, gave the following information to the Magi-
strates, of his being robbed:—
Bet os yen four and lite o'clock on Monday evening, in
his wavy to General Mitmets, with some spices which
were ordered, he called at the horse sot Mr. Nutt, the
sign of the tireen Man, on Finchley-r , to take I
ensue refreshment ; he carried a box containisog a quan-
tity of Ilitillolll, mac:., :Ina other spices, besides a bottle
flentAinisig bosow Otto of roses, whirls he was taking to
the liesserara lady. There were several slraymen be-
longing to Alessrs.Trnenoan, Ilartionry, and Co. brewers,
there, employed in lowering hulls of beer from their
drays into the cellar. One of the oiravnian asked him
what he had got in his box, and he sheweil hint,
and sold the man a nutmeg fur three halfpence. The
mon whistled, and all leis companions c.o.', and sat-
hounded the comlakitant ; they raid hold of his box and
divided the cons ellti among themselves, tiding their
r.kets by loanolfuls ; and on his making resistance to
Wert his property, they ishuvell him about, thumped
ins, and Licked his shins. The lanollord, to whim' he
mie earnest entreaty for oorotection, stood 4 langleing,
;nil seemed to enjoy the flora, and refused to lutetium
There acre too respectable 11.011041, Mrs. Liticoln and
Mrs. Barrow, witnesses of the transaction, who gave the
compiainant their names and address.
The Magistrate, after hearing the ease, °Mered the
direr to go iotiordiaiely to Mews. Trornino and flan-
bary's, to lears the name of the scumulrels, in ureter that
the) might he_pussisloed according to their skate's, and
orolerea that Nett, the landlord, and the two HUMANA,
Might he SS 11111 l OUNI is, attend the eocansination.

EA turPORT. JAN. I.—We are informed by a young lad,
who calls himself Abijals tit-every, of 11.4rtfeerel, Celan.
that the ship Emily, comonaudrd by Captain II s,
belonging to Stoningtun, was east away on the Islr of
Sables, alma! the 7th November last, after haring take•
on board the crew of a piratical cruiser tr an ling has
frigate, for the purpose of delivering them up to invitee.
The whole crew, excepting him...liana one other, named
Aes;.ma Forte, perished. The lad arrived herr, sea.
Halifax. There appears to be a ronsistency in his stun•.
ibintgli we are yet undecided shat credit to attack
to it.

On the evening of Thursday the 19111 inst. Union
Chapel, Isliirrton, was found to have been entered, and
robbed ui a rot:obit-ruble quantity of black cloth, wills
whiela the place bad been put into mourning fur our late
venerable Monarch and the Hoke of Kent, besides a tie
Inable woollen covering for the e iiiiii minion table, tho
Header's aseptic*, anal other artirtes.
Yei*Mop morning a person having the appearanee
of • Wartbiasses, about 28 years of age, roiled at the
house of Mr. Hermitage Oldermaii, No. 2, New London-
%tree', Crotched-friars, there bring a hill in the window
that sort of. the house was to let ; he said he wanted a
snitelof apartments, and after having looked all toter the
house, lie fixed upon four rooms, and requested to know
the rein expected for them. Mr. Ohlerman not being
prepared, desired to have his address, fur the purpose of
dropping a line on the sohject, and he gave him a card
which he took out of a small peeket-bunk, on whirls
was written " Mr. Thomas, 9, 'fltrogiourtun-street,--
When he woe on the point of leaving- the place, he said,
he had dromwd a new glove op stairs, whirl, lie should
not like to hose, and 3lr. Olderman leaving him in the
parlour, went up stairs to look for it : he fannol an old
ragged glove, instead of a new one, anal in hasteniug
down stairs, he found the man gone, and the house door
left open. ('pun entering, the parlour, be discovered
that the villain hail stolen a valuable :told watch, toge-
ther with gold chain and seals, which bung in the par-
lour. Upon inquiry at No. 9, Throemorton-street, Mr.
Thomas resides there, and having apartments to let was
served a • 'tar trick.

MCLA NCOOLT CATAOTROPIII.--On Monday utorni•g,
about four o'clock, the walls of a house at the end of
Strand-street, which was burnt about three years ago,
' fell shown, and burst through the floor of one of the bark
cellars, which. strange to tell, had, 'notwithstanding
! the dangerous situation of the overhattginr, fragment.
of the building, been occupied as a place to lodge in;
five men were sleeping in two bells, all of whom, we are I
sorry to relate, were killed. There were several otiose
prattle io the front cellar at the same time, who escaptar
with their lives, though some of them, we onderstand,
are severely wounded. We believe the tenants of this
wretched hovel had notireto gnit some months ago, bet '
the temptation of living rent free, and currying on moistly
trade in cooking and letting their lodgings, principally
to Irish labourers, proved too strung an inthiceineut to
be resisted, and the fatal consequences hare been as
shove related.— ( Liverpool reviler.)
A lamentable accident took place at the collieries at
Shelton, in the Potteries, on 310iiilaS week: six collier/
had nearly become victims to the ravages orate hydrogen
gap; fortnnately, however. from prompt exertions, they
were all rescued. with the reception of out collier, Jobs
Ih~irs, who fell a victim to sewer err assistance
could be afforded.—And on Wednesday last, James
Lockett, a boy, unfortunately came to liis death in a
stone-pit, in the parish of Woolstantun, where he bad
been et work.—Verdicts—Accidents.
Experiments in the mathematics, in mechanics, in all
the arts and sciences, are always considered as Oiliness-
phical evidence., by which we arrive at indubitable so- '
lotions to intricate problems, and reduce to a certainty.
that truth which was before involved in perplexing oh- •
scuritv. Thus have thousands proved tbe superiority
of Di. Phillips Emly's plans in venereal complaints.
After baring been improperly treated, many had soft ht
relief in the use of nostrum% and increased their suffer-
ings, while others were labouring under complicated ;
disorders, borderiug on consumption, and already dis-
paired of.—Dr. Kadv is consulted daily at lois gouge.
31.4, Dean-street, Soho, and gives advice (gratis) to the
poor.—All letters post paid ; none answered hat those
inclining fee.
' PRICE or CANDLES, Peon TALLOW Camomile testa..
Price of Candles per dozen. Ile. nd.—Moalds. Its. Od.
&t. per dozen allowed far ready more.

MAI, MARKET, Far. 11.
Ships at Mnrkrt. Ships Sold. Prier.
11.11 Nontgastle IA MU W. to /Am. W.
I 031.6411110• i ..... 47's. W. te Or. VC
RlOll 'WATER AT LONDON-MIDGE TRm 04Y.
Morning. IS win. after 12.—Afternoon, 3 nsin. alter I.
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