The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-06-27 00:00:00

the bag with the sovereigas. He had hand bills
Wood. olfeelog a reward .120 guises' to the War
be beard ailing of the mosey satil it bad hen pas
ghat three weeks. when a reashenas. seined The.
nos Chevalier. called spa him sad pre him a Mt.
tory of the marline tls sus sus of whiek Mr.
Marshall causal the releaser to be eparehooded.
Thomas Chevalier (the possessor's leforeaat)
stated. that he knew the prisoner. sad bad hem ee.
annually engaged 'oldie service. Oa the 12111011mb,
winos and prieaser were walking alfalfa it imp
don Bridge, immediately is the rear of Mr. Marshall,
when be (Mr. M.) Jeopped a bag. amatainieg a largo
toothy of geld ; awe of the soveteig as rolled sat
on the pavement t the pristner ran and tab up M.
beg and sovereigns. and thrust them into hie pocket.
Whims accompanied the phase to his lagier,
where the letter denied his dress, ad appoiatei a
meeting with the witness the Gellowing day. Wiecn,
was punctual , Le saw the prisooer. and received from
bk., three severeigas. and was desire.' by hie to call
in the evealeg. who a regular di% Won shield lab/
place. la the 'ragtag the prisoner was set to be
head. He added. in aware to some leeetioes frau
the land Mayor, that the abeam had decamped ia.
mallately from his bedglage after the fact.
The prisear was reasaseled. is order to hare floe
medially of a meet material witness, to owe kv ve•
knowledged hates risked up the hag moulting the
sovereigns.
Ilow-weenee.--Mrs. Hone, of Howlaad-street,
ritsrorequare, an elderly wonaa, who keeps a mit
of Itegisternlbee fee govenesses, compasioes for Is.
dies, lee., was samendoed yesterday before the Siting
Magistrate. to answer the following complaint :,
Mrs.Ositorae. the wife of a respectable trammel
residing is kloodieWs. stated. that upwards of fee
moths ago hoe attention was draws en an advertise-
meat pablished by Mrs. Bone, he which she peefeeed
to be able is a very short time to proem sitoations of
the kind above-meatiated for rag ladles of taint,
who night choose to avail theessolves of her &gray.
Neville a wish to pacer* a situation for ker dangles'
as grogram she waited open Mrs. Hum sad stated
her qualtileatioes. and the latter said she would sea
salt her with a dateable sietatioe. Slat entered ire
daughter's Dame is a book, rued demaded as a fee the
suet of half* genes, stating that she must be paid a
genesis oddities. when die yang lady was suited.
Shoe that time, she sad bee daughter had bora al.
most every day from MoorieWe to Mee. Berne's, ia
Harked-street. sod Mrs. B. had aver sent her to I
single person. Asinine yang woman bad also
sited Mrs. nurse; ceder the sane circumstances, for
four misfits. and bad hare treated precisely is the
Mai leaser, sad complainant felt courier:al it was
altogether as imposition.
A Preachwoman attended on beluga Mrs. Reese,
who was stated to be unable from lameness to ant
hersel4 sad else soared the Magistrates. that the
teammates was quite regular and fair/ the -Charge of
half a guinea being for what was called *. booking )l"
and Mrs. Borne woad remotely procure a Almada
See the young lady if site could.
Sir Iriketen said. ebe endorsee& peeitloly to do
so. As to booking bee saw, It could be am) use to
have her same sawed is a Wok. sod bop' oat atilt,

tor Ike NI/1111116.
no Psinefulessaii said their Wenhips must per-
'sive t►at it was the interest or lin. sane to procaine
a situation for Miss Osborne, because she was to hue
as ems pines speadloleg so.
Mr. hltussouu. said he knew that, but she was sere
of half a guinea without doing so.
Sir R. Blame said, he thught that., as well as meat
establishments of tin same hied, was an imposition.
The Freseliwonsaa assured the Magistrates, that
Mrs. Barnes' was an establishment of the highest re-
spectability, and she herself a most respectable woman.
She had the carriages of many of the Nobility of:en
at her doer.
Sir R. BIONIC said, they knew nothing about the
respectability of persons, except from what might ap-
pear before tbern, and this young lady had been kept
is suspense for fire months, daring which Mrs. Berne
appeared to have done nothing at all fur her.
Mr. Minuet:xi. desired the Frenclawninas to an to
Mrs. Borne, and tell her that the Magistrates recom-
mended her to return the money. If she did not, she
might expect further proceedings.
Madame said she should do u his Worship desired,
and kft the .%ee with Mn. Osborne.
UNION HALL.—Yesterday two well-known thieve•,
belonging to a desperate gang whose haunt is in
Beat-street, is the Borough, mimed John Morgan and
William Johnson, were brought ap in custody of
Blarsdford and Perry, officers, charged with rohhin‘
SHEPPARD'S Maidstone Fly Vao, UMW Kings.lown,
in Kent. about two o'clock yesterday morning.—
Remanded.

Yesterday morning, shoot two o'clock, cheery of
1* murder was heard by the watchmes and passengers
on littlbeirs-brldge as if proceeding from the %Jumbles
is Fleet-maket. Several persons west to ascertain the
, when sear the end towards Holborn. they saw
a female very genteelly dressed, who was in a state of
lesensiliility. and streams of blood flowing from 11. r.
On being questioned as to o bat eansed her to call out
murder, she, as well as she was able, stated, that her
name was Martha James, and that she lived at NS. 4.
Peter-street, Clerhenwell. Jost before she called sat.
she was accosted by a tall man, dressed genteelly.
who endeavoured to persuade her to have something
to drink. and upon her eefasieg, he • caught
her is his stows, forcibly carried her where she then
storml,, aid after ill.rmiag her is a moat shameful man-
ner, be, with a sharp instrument. indicted a ironed
and lire* ram oft The pour creature was assisted lir
some personate St liertholentew's where,ea
examination. a stab about half arsinek is length, and
of the same depth. was found on the right side of tie
abdomen.

BIRTH.
Yesterday. the Lady of Thomas Deems. IN..
Common tierjmmt of the City of Loneloisaithter.

• • DIEU.
O. Tuesday, tits Saab Inst., In Devonskirrsqviro, Lady
Mans Blizard, wife of Igr W.. Rllsard.
On Monday, the -17th bast., at Ids Isms la Newsom-Owl.
14414 •Ilkeobe, Esq..

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