The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-11-11 00:00:00

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idof ifhe. wants, vatomig., • die ft INSOLVENT .11.11112109 COURT see
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Fi a tilt chargedebts ceneracti4 . --;ssallers;--.
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r gamut, it "wile ututeCesiary .• A. Geraderiermi of the Royal Navy
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116: lit'oulikpley them, and en- the ground that he-had omitted te al"Maa„ri., . 84' ace
00191' itsdit'creited during 4001., which had been paid him by iris beAdZwia '
klrieitOatiiiipr;itlii.k.oteowpotoulyd, ben' ba:iicnhg
wassoki leftto hbiymtlitleisirinfatertheearttionheansgestdaitvekkdat 7auleissLl -
courae nettle thin**. ' Mrs. Lee the family. • t
she deill'ed the thiney to defray It was alleged that he had obtained his dildi ' o
hihe had been. puts -subsequent from the Admiralty as a person insane. If-
Major Bletfeitir ; and on learns 19 0001. he would spend it is one day, *a dills. —• , .Cr
could not refl.& from observitti debt in question was on account* aA. 1114. . . ~
13. harfiggirtated .the crime o , his,. . . • . ... .: . 1 •
Silty, in 'firit;depriwing a women, The Learned Simearn observed that iitd 1
Set husband, in beingrinablelo was sometimes accredited open the lockerky• ag
int hampered and distracted by single witness before a Magistrate. In thisemaiiii! I;
him, and'in thus reducing her to should be more caotious to admit the fact ass. aaa,. - •', e
rising, that he was anableto pay blished. He remembered a case wherein the aseala--'s, • I
heed and front of MX, S.'S of; alleged that the surgeon upon whose curtfiaato• ---44 .:. . .
!he Major, accompanied by. Mks- was pronounced insane, was himself boast OA '.., 0
at Mr. S.'s Chambers, desirlisg , the ground of extravagance, all prisoners feeit.
tt he had previously said, which, ' might be deemed insane because they would •*. -et
dined to do. Major B. after- 'as
,much money as they could. The Pri,apep' -
he was coming out of the Mas- brother should be called on for the security
ry-lane, when he immediately 1..•-si.' ..'
! until then the Prisoner should be detained.
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man, asked him if he would ever : •
s a lady again, and ultimately 1
.P 0 LICE.
!shoulders with a stick. Mr. S. . r
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put of the Major's. hand, and he •
Qv chtv-setrArtc...—Yesterday Mary Ilarrit,dmitid . .
" if you are a Gentleman, you
d me." The Lord Chancellor with robbing Thos. Pittigroves, of a ten petreletaet., • i
by pinioning hint, with the assistance of tam*:
to proceed against Major Bit.
but his Lordship felt himself ne_ abandoned woman, and then taking it frog al; All
;he prayer of the petition; es no' pocket, was re-examined. The other woman,3 * • j
found for the proceeding for crib.:
LRirelet, the accomplice In the robbery, and theta;, d
- . Who'ran away with the note, was also put to the alleged contempt had been ..
They were trial.
f the offices, or respecting some fully committed for
k d Illarmaue Kid, a deserter, some time ded
connected with the Court of
• - . ... bruaght• from Brentford by a blind fidler, was seg .A
broken
from- this office to Yorkshire, on a charge of hstise • 4
fitly granted the Rule to show 'sit
into and robbed the house *of thel,e, ebi
Preston, In that county. ~ . .
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HATTON-GARDEN.—Yesterday George Clewed
ES IN IRELAND. was finally examined, being charged with meetings°
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.. pair of upper-leathers for
,shoes' the property . :-
' the tat instant, was committed Messrs. • Hoppe and Tanner, shoe-makers, is eV. 1
,bbery. Immediately after Ro. Minories. .:,
Esti, of Greenmount, and his 1 The Constable stated, that • the Prisoner mewls 0
sod as the servants were going to his shop some evenings since, and offered them 4, •
was surrounded by a gang of sale, asking ls. '2d. per pair, which being cedlidte."
n xis entered, and hustled the ably less than their value, witness suspecting EWA'
icing parlour with• their master be stolen, took him to the watch-house, and trujl s.
leis children, and Mrs. Heifer- them to belong to Hoppe and Tanner ; the prop*, I
r).• They placed a guard on the being sworn to, the _Prisoner was committed to Ned
went to the kitchen where they gate for trial. - r 1
liking care to relieve the sentries, , James Huxley was charged on suspidoa if dii ' .1
share of refreshment. The whole tempting to break into 98, Hatton-garden. ' st
?allow., and one of them.putting I The Officer stated, that the premises had ben lis :
'a head% demanded his..keys,and cently robbed, and that observing Prisoner, abed
if he• wsonld glee them up fairly,
one o'clock yesterday morning, hovering otel% d
t injure•sny:one. .Mr. P. gave door, and he being a suspicious character, heirs** •
i the villantSontioned ransacking him into custody. . -.... I
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PO 11(111014* nut steparliag octal Committed for another hearing. - I
on Wednesday morning., . Mass, ! Air /r Bishop, laundress, was charged-by Mr. Nis a
eluable, .and rt, great quantity of ward Eliwall, of Love-lane, who stated, that.* .' 1
.lep'ery description. -seas ~takon, Prisoner was entrusted by him with sheets, tale's,:
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e' and wearable • that...tbey„.conl4 . cloths, counterpane, shirts, and Other articles,: te ' -1
property lost cannot well be esti- wadi, .which she had 'pledged with ditiereut peace ..-d
of a thousand pounds. *•They brokers, who attended with the property, with* 1
violence. . On rummaging the were Idontified.—The Prisoner was convicted ander
erately rejected several bank re. the Pawnbrokers' Act, in the penalty of 61. NA . I
took the Government debentures atierboinenitted to the House of Correction for Om
id upon. guess, took also some Months.
ntnent stock.. •One of them left . • '' ,
•ly below, while the ransack was I On the 4th inst. a carrier from York to. StOttettli
s taste for music, and trying a had the charge of a sealed parcel, 'Containing a epos ):,;
one of which he played a tune siderable amount in cash-notes, &c: addressed. to tli 1
t the style of a vulgar musician, banking-house at the latter place, which was inoli., .j
ce to that which had four silver tinusly placed in the waggon, and on unloading Iris !..
ilaitting of being fatigued, and left among some loose straw. . The carritr roceedd .'
quor, they declined doing any to the wharfs for goods back, where he first miswi
~ and were satisfied with a glass the packet. In. the interim, it was picked up in *
y.. Three only of them. were street by a carter belonging to the place, who petit
aory of fireman's gang is pretty into his horse-poke, unconscious of its setae and
a living who remember Freney's. unable to read the direction. Fortunately for 100
tee the following attack on the . carrier (who was about to get a reward called by tie
ring outrage. has been committed betimes') a shopkeeper having seen the carter tilts '
h left this city for Dublin :-s-At up something from the pavement, disclosed the cif.
I tilt:scratch *as proceeding up a cumstalee, to a person of the banking-house, who
rtviii pie, dialed Rockwell, in immediately claimed and obtained the paohet. , •
lethird, and within about three' On Wednesdatevenieg a qaan fall down, and ez!
as discovered that the road was Aired, suddenly, in the pit, at Covent-garden The...
ng placed at each side, and a I acre. . •
on both. The Coach had scarcely I Between Saturday night and Sunday morningi a
when two shots were fired, both; 1 cotilidentble part of the strong wall which 411.4 irk
oak effect ; one upon the coach.. I a. few
years ago to support the bank at the b h of
he ball la his breast, and the I the new Mirket-place, North Shields; gave wayat,Vitt .
1, the Assistant-Surgeon of the there is every reason to Suppeses• from its appeao
a sat immediately. behind - him, ,slice, that a great deal more will 'shortly Nilo*. .
the head. Notwithstanding the I Pdoipans.-00 Tuesday night, about eleren, le
coachman, he, with great pre- one of Mr. Burgess's hackney-Coaches was...rotors.
his' horses -in hand, and though "g
to town through BromPtott, the coachman wil
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iiretw, dexterously turned them 1 stopped by two ined footpads near the Swots
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ck to the last stage he had left.
Betimpr -the windows of the coach being...4los it o,:i
aof the. Guards descended •frem ! !uplios the robbers concluded it was filled with '
hi ptaee whence - the shots pro- I sengers; after searching It, they allowed •the cOst•; '
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•eants could not be discerned', and' "ka",IP Irr"t*,rlv.. . .
him was to fire in that direction; . .•- .
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.lietnee.—Pn Tuesday an Inquest ; •
I was held at the Black-horse; Tottenham-teak-raids .•
On the body of -John .Ir6onssreil ,who dies! oi Su"' i
rilght, at six o'clock,. 10 er 11 dal` last,' ableeating• id i dinner at the-above hoof.
blunderbusses and pistols, en- biro
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homes Powell, Esq.' late of the s - 1 112
-'l,tg"n* posted, t'e . •
cnoked by a piece .of meat.—rerdict.:--
iment,aiSaliymOont,nearCastle De
d it oralakost every• article- of`; "'ii!' 'we' obilifig•
alk • . • •
• being eye Wm.; the rattier*
st‘e?ty potatoes were last wiek taken op red field
P. the keys of the' temily plate' number of two hundd sad
tai they retnoted the bolt to the rican r -Oiled Dedlington Cirdsard the produce of one Aster
of Its Mintents; they *then thok • •••--- ekr - - - -'.
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Id 700 firtd trinket's' alsritiki r • - • ' • ' * .r•'' `•.O
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i mlother n opit eel, and .tlitr#lttlehtif ' *di. 10.‘ 'at Chelsea;Thinis Whined !Dieey,, Em. of al; :
te if she ;dinned the nrigtboir.: Stephen;ibmek.....il'LeicemEs"l. miep• to An" Mary' n"usget daughter. ..
Maine finished by removing a shiq •-------• --'. ---.-
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as at. the fire, •end deliberately ...t._ DaSO.- .• -• ,
`'restNeetrettied through (belittle ' At Wishaw House, on the 29th October, the Right Boa. Wk.
1. Liam, Lord Belhaven and Stenton. •
Vwpo4.,,_ ~ - , . Ott the 90th ult. at Church-tow,
_Stepney, James 51`WhileVe •
?' 'Fag. Purveyor f - 1 . Forces, aged 62. He had been lee'
• • • . , in the service, which he joined. in Flanders, when obi get t,
' I•T potatoes ' • •a •
Mp,.lllitcrinias Bell wire taking Seek proicitimi from the French Re%oliition in 1794. In coo'
Ras a lane `at perderee near sideratitto of kis services, suferlnks, and meritorious cooduvis,_
' tioverntneat had allowed him to retire on full pay for r 9,
so as!,,, .the.y,, f9pod three, small whirl, be ettined oulvi five months, leaving a wid. w Gad fsivil
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pr!.. Idoit(c;",rieuhtieerribitarTs:it;m*irli'kefired.thottii:t.on.!sittayraidauagnhtd
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