The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-07-31 00:00:00

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for obtaining seven shillings for • Ids servants, &C.
He pent .the ,letter br the-Post;
but teamed after.
wirdithit he' bad 'directed it *Cong, by stating hi,
residence to be Pitney, instead of Fulham, but on •'
essqulslog at the Post:oflicr,-helearned, tbit although
directed wrong, the letter hittrbeenlorwarded,to
fiis
Lordship'S house. However, Mr. Hall, to mike
...Certain that his Lordship should receive-the notice
'that he shinid:prOceed against him, as stated in the
'tetliir, be bad sent a special messenger to his house
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serve 'it Fulham. to' him with copy of the letter,
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he 00l ',Mien; any answer, and he under!
Mood his Lorciship'had Coatis to town early yesterday
`morning:
Thai MACASTRAtES were of opinion, 'heti,' Mr.
Hall could swear.he had parted with'the money :to
the servants under pdisonal Tear, It would omoont to
felony.
Mr. Hall esprtestd his determination to indict all
the,servantr. .
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[We glye the above it en exports statement, as so"
!toed "by Mr. Hall the Public (Ace.]
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HATIVP-amOix.—Thuriday Dassiel.Fowlee,an old dabbler
In We tritterY. was brosigla up In she custody Of W. H. Ed.
wards, the Officer, charged with taking insurance for numbers
-lathe Little Ho. -
pr. Hesse attended for the Proseeetiorioind Mr. Itoursami
Ibr h. firms:Cr.'. •
The Pets nee, It appeared. tarried ost.ihts,proelieetot a Mini•
•btr al-yews. and had been convicted. anti sogered.sin aeriatlar
I.4,,.risoomeat for the . trace; has s *lain. to be meddlse!.l
I if. thmigh in.. sorer Waytt• tersdered kissers wes to Mr
as as Informer. in order-to betug others, to the sanso.puoishasesit
he had mlfered hirkelf s 'his service•.svere neer Pteicsind throng's
hit rheum tom y .•14t compaaiaas ; guilt were' b-oughl 146
just re, , od. s. 'feral vairine• periods of imptrisnaatent. The
-Prison r sup 4\ ear, u he had become iufarmer, that no further li
sii•Ocion w uld titlarks° bins. he liimset earrt..d on the busis
ness .6 under tor Iroise:* w i h gorge of fie old roc osiers. and w .6
a lng.h detected, charge being proved to ,he solisfortimi
of the %iagistra es. he was a Ma sentenced to Oa mouths alai
prisonmeta in be • ogre of Co medium. • -
Lastatern•stotre.-• iu un Xensie, a girl only 17 Treanor age,
was brought up to custody of ilotille. a beadle of .V6iiersi.lllPeli
hocharged h. r w ith.paradint th streets at an esirlyt or .05
Thor.dity morning, endetivouritigto pied up meat: =The uhfortn•
nate female developed.ille.frillowing disgraceful partiesdars::-
She was apprenticed front Hishologate.parish ion wei,ver. of
No 30 Wilk .street. here the seduck-mad loraik en by
her mailer. who *tilt her ahoift her business to procure her own
living a. she mold .Soe was th. dec yed to the house of a
Mrs Jacobs. a aiatoan of a most infamous character residing is
Mill-card. Whit, chapel. find there she procured a home by the
infairfolis memo. hefaie .ilatatioste4,7—There . were several
loftier females. younger thonterself in the seine wretched
ine life. in the house, of which Mrs. Jacobs li the
'owner. The wish-officers have. Donee& the honse,.aad per-
-5111.% are employed 'a parade that part of the neightiourhood with
a captain, -6 Beware of had houses. and a largeyhicard stuck
up t 'the front of the home. 66 A burning shame. '
!* Thei MAGIsTRATE ordered ilvit the girl should betaken bark
to berlina.,er's empliii if he could be found ; and if not, she
should be •ent to her pari.h.• With submission, we think. that
her niaster'i house is the worst, next to one, that she could be
sen to.
Litsiou-oatz.—Thursday, Benjamin Doris was fully eons-
-milted for trial for tittering two forged lanes. Ho appeared to be
under 20 'ears of age.
Wm. Churchwurd and Thomas Myers ,liktip_obarged with at-
tempting ill break open the house of Mr. Jitslitfiti-osidori-road.
Ann &Wis. a Young lady .ists.Mt IR yeterir'r*gige, stated tbgt
the.resides in the London-milk iikactly ^lnolliq4e the house of
Mr. Budd, who is her father,folaw, and is now on o visit at
Margate. On 16 Martins illoltrut 11 o'clock. as she was laiik!.
ink from her chamber window, she observed the • [idiotic,
Churchward and another maul endeavouring to' break into Mr.
Hodd's h use t?y_forcing open the door with a erow.har. She
gave an Marin. and the men ran away. Holmes. the constable.
intercepted Chnrehward as be was running. and took him into
custody. Witness could not be positive as to the person of the
Pri-oner hiyeu.
Holmes swig, that Myers rime to speak to Church ward after
.he am lodged in the watch-bowie. he bluer risked for some
money, and Ayers was in the net of giving him a note, when
witness, suppiising that it might lead to some discovery, made
a snatch at it. Myers lostantly put it in his mouth:did swallow•
ed it. Ht then detained him as a a suspicious character.
Myers was' discharged, and Churchwatd cominitted for re-
examination.