The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-06-28 00:00:00

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V.ION-HALLHOIOLID DeV.RAVlTT.—tritinkr.
.trery Ann 4071•43/4", ag-d 11, Eli:. Johnson, 13,,
Louisa tlug iEs, 16, and Mashed Illatinson, 17, were
charged by Hall, the superintendent of the police, at
Vauxhall Gardens, with being distoderly, sad els,.
cutting their infamous pursuits at the grand entrance •
to the gardens, at two o'clock that morning.
The prisoners, who weromil well-looking girls, ho;
very wretchedly attired, appeared to hesitate for a kw
minutes ; but at length, apparently with the meant •
of the others, Wilson arqu.inted the 3142ietrate that
herself and companions were the total support of three
men and their n ire, and families, who lived laxerit
oucly on the ill gotten prod!. of their practices. Their
wales were Israel lielaseo, Simmonds, and Allem
These men kept three houses of ill fame—ww; in
eel-lane, Wapping; another io White Ilarmyard, Um".
lane; and the third in the neighbourboodof Vauxhall.
The latter bad only been instituted since the oproiog
of the gardens ; and, fur the bate: ado ieisteriag to
the profits of the iafemons traffic. they had bees re-
moved from their baste, up anellistwa Catheriamatiat,
Strand. to this new bahitatio*. where their neetersal
pursuits might be tar-,,5t1l . •to mob, laemthre advantage
to their wicked employers, who provided them with
food, lodging, ail elothlog,for.their seriiees. It was
entirely at the discretion of their masters as to what
public place they resorted. Sometimes they awaited
the gardens. at other times the thestrot, CIF whirl
places they were attired In the most costly dresses; at
other timer, they were dispatched in their dishabille,
amongst the Lacers awl Sailers in Wapping. Their
duty was to go ont every evening at twilight, and en.
tier as many gent/emeu as they onnld, where**, of
the proprietors was stationed to take the mosey.
The prisoner Hughes mild, she had only left tier
parents a few days Ist-fore she engaged bench* es 80.
laseo and his emspanioo..
LaatsxTm,iT 'Orrice —itsanaar.—Menday
night, or early the followieg morning, the dweillegt
boas* of Mrs. Perry. at Old Purl, was hroken late,
plundered of a quantity of *ruing Apperel, household
linen, and ahuost every portab:e article in the house, with
which the robbers got clear our Mrs. Perry, in pass.
lug through Wentworth street, WC-cellar', on Teem
day afternoon, idetetified beim-runs articles of the
property of which her howee•hei been robbed, exposed
for sale, at an old iron shop. She gave leformatioa
' at Latubeth•street Police o.6ee, what 'an *Seer was
instantly dispatched to the shop. who secured the pea
perry, and eoeveyed Mrs. Tyrrell, the keeper of the
sia..p, before the hiegistrates, to whom she in her dm
fence arid. that she had purchased, on the preerdlag
Saturday, the property now alleged to bare beenstolea.
The Magistrates considering this account net sea:
deafly satisfactory, remanded her for farther exantlaas
don. ,
Conoslia'a INQCIIIIT.—Last flight an ingefaitiem
was token at the Black Ball. Little A:lmpel-street.
Weamiaster. before Thomas Higgs, Esq. Coroner, on
the body of Hart. who died of a • pistol-4ot
wound, as stated in our paper of yesterday.
Hobert Iteynsfor I, Esq. blegistrate. of Quin-
square, attended, and stated, that lie called on At
deceased, who declared to uim that when be seem the
testimony be considered himself a Eying sea. no
demand's dying declaration may stated that be Moe
shot, but ho-did not know by whom. It appeared in
evident*. that one of the polloottlillsws fired a pistol
on the occasion. In conseqseems'ilf Ain 114-IMieg I.
danger, and of the rioters throwiag tiles and stems
from the roofs of the' bosses. Verdiet—Jestiliable.
Homicide.
MARRIMP. -
At tamberwell, on thefts* &A Mr. John C. Losiell, of
George-lase, to Margaret, youngest dasguter of the late
Gabriel INtart, Esq. andate-street.
Yesterday, by special Beams, at the New Chunk Mary-
lethone. James Buller East, EM., only sea if ar Edward
Hyde East, lately Chief Jades at Calms'. seitiss.
Caroline Ellis Leigh, seeood daughter of James Heart'
Leigh, Esq.., of Stoneleigh Abbey. Is the c .naty of Warwick.
Oa Monday, the 14th inst., at Wineenton, Sonswatdshire,
by the Rey. John Valentine, Mr. Withers, of Rathbone-
place, to Miss Ring, of Whit:anion.
On the ?VII Inst., Mr. Walter Evans. of Orford-street, to
Phoebe, only daughter of Mr. Joseph Sherrie, allarrow-da-.
On Saturday last, at St. Andrew's, Holborn, T. Booty;
jun., Esq.. of Billericay, io Essex, to Mrs. Pooch, or Mir
same place.

DIED. .
On Wednesday, tholdth Inst., it Distaff-lone, slier a short
illness, Mr. 4111111e1 Rolland, jaa.
On Monday last. at her house in Ilanehoster-sawsre. in
her BdUi year, Mrs. Morrison, widow of the into Denersi
Morrison.
On Friday last, the 31st Init., suddenly. in Kat of apoplexy.
Mr. Win. Baker. of Twickenham, aged ill.
On Tuesday, fume 23, at Kennington, Mr. Thomas Itaines
Green.

CONFESSION; OR, TIIE PROGRE 01 OF ART.
Wmax Mr. (Mune, of tasteful pursuits
With WARREN'S Jot Blued-jay first polish'd his Bowls.
"ply the powers," be cried, " this all other surpasses.
" The art that turns Boots into bright lookiag-glasses.
14re, Matti, you spalpeen, hew long must I bawl,
"Now what are you doing!" Jest nething at *U.
'" Terre eg then, and bop 'oross the bose to hlsccositw.
"'Wye naiad, with this Not and this jar efpreef widely/IT
" A drop of As erotism will warm his sild hien,
" ifteeßPlis while he drinks to the pregrear of oriel'
Now his way, 'randy rale d to kis jowl
The hiskey ; and swlgg'd like a soakieg woken&
And tilling with water the dcfted part, _
" Sseerri,- he exetslm'd. " to the protreks *Aft.'
Twas then that his form drat re/toted he se.,
la W 'a fine Jet of enrivaild whet ;
And thinking the sisloo a ;Immo. 4ecog.
Rea otr—imiving whiskey and Boot is the beg.
One Boot was at home, where his shade is terrorees;
Implied, that the phonemes had get there before
U pardon es:, sine. owl Woe* toy osEilessioat.
" Then own" cried O'Lankr, " each former Inures-
Won ;"
I do replied Thady.—l itis:etort the whiskey,
Fall-proof, that was tsetse sore for Mr. Noeletsky.
" And stole front my store," said 0.1.1 LAN%, " beside !"
I did!—" Now bad luck to your manner. betide!"
0-Les Rl' exclained—" I've detected a lief!—
" So oat alley Mouse, you base spolpeen, be peeking.
Coasord while I am with the conscious belle
" That now where a knowledge or knar'ry was lacking.
" The rogue was discover'd by WARR lEN s Jet Rlerkieg. -
Tis easy shining and brilliant Blacking, is prepared by
ROBERT WARREN, 30, Strand, London; and 'WI°
every Town is the Kingdom. Liquid, in bottles. 13d. MM.
ltd. and 18d. each. Also Paste Blacking, in pots, dd. Mt
and Ids. each. A shilling pot of parte is equal to foe: Is.
bottles of Liquid.
%. Ask for WARREN'S Mashie,.
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