The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-10-19 00:00:00

custody for celestially pawning some goodsoka
pertv of her landlady. a little more than two mouths ago.
The Magistrate inquired hew it was that also kid been brought up before for the offence ? ant
The patrol stated, in explanation of this semi's, de.
lay, that about mike weeks ago the prisoner took sea,
articles of linen, lac. from the apartment whirls she er•
copied,. and pawned some of them in the county of s„
rev, and the reusalader on this site the water.in
for
county of Middlesex. She was taken at the lime ketwe
a Magistrate at Union Hall, and being convicted, ass
sentenced ander the pawning Art, to two nsosiy,„
priaonment in Brixton !louse of Correction, the
trate observing at the time that he would (or mild) ea;
adjudicate with respect to the articles listened is the
county of Middlesex. That morni Tic' her term of Mimi.
sonment expired, and lie(the patrol) took her istoca,
totly a • soon -as else same out of the prison, is order to
bring her before the Magistrate here, fur the pairnis4
in Middlesex.

The Itlagistrate,, without hearing another word, is.
stantly diacharcril the prisoner; and two pastimes
ohm curiosity had brought into the office, me Ler d
Min of money cash, tosopply her immediate waste.
MaoLoottomm-eriteeT.---illifee Raper was broszlit
ep for examination on a charge of biga.
His fast wife said she bad not got all the evidence
ready.
The Magistrate Cleo said be contd not proceed in the
ease.

Grist, the beadle of St. Genr=►'s, fluorite/awt.
thee said he was iast►oeted In proceed 'guises him
awder the New Vogreet Act, ter deserting his wife sad
family.

The Magistrates, after a short cenmakatius, then tem-
spitted him fer three months is the Honse of Correetiea
for illegally deserting his tastily, ictimating that the
evidente might be collected. and a bill preferred armpit
him, during that period, and a detainer lodged sgeis.t
hist.
Tito friends of the first wife said they would perm
that coarse, and quitted the office.
Yesterday a pert**, calling himself Captain Like, si-
teatied. It appeared that the prismer was passing alsn:
Jemayamtreet, St. James's. on Wednesday night, an.)
are a young woman. whom he struck with a violent
blow s she gyve him into the custody of the wateism,e,
bat agreed to take a sovereign, and net appear to meals
the charge. The Magistrate thought there wet tome
col/seism ea doe part of the watchman, and ordered hi•
t• attend yesterday. After the explanatioo had Lees
=. the watchman said that Lake was not a Calmar,
rostrata in a Oentiernan's fatally.
The tai-disoat Captain acknowledged he was in the
terrier of Lady V. W. Wedderbnene, and was the perms
*hose case had created so great • sensation in Prase.
He denied having ever dubbed himself a Captain; was
not io the army. although he was present at lb. haute
of Waterloo, front the test shot to the last. His ?reads
had nick-named him Captain; be believed is conse-
quence of his wearing a blaek cravat.
The Magistrate ingnieed mint situation be held aim
peeseac at the battle? tad was told he was in • lilt',
service at Brussels. and never was nearer the field st'
Waterloo daring the engagement.
He then paid 6s. due for being in a state of intesira-
tion, and left she °See, apparently satisfied with his
'representations, atui the credibility attached to them.
Teamae Ve us; aoe Pt H'illians Rooks, the pahlim
°fibs" Two Brewers," St.Catherine'slane, was c,iarictr4
for keeping a disorderly house, and suffering gamier at
late hoer*,against the tenour of Ms lice**. It is
important that publicans should know that mitering
gaming at any part of deader la3rstisein open to thessme
penalty by a late act of Parliament. The defendant en
ordered to pay V., aid strictly cautioned against a repeti-
tive of the alum
TIAS if.NSUING WERIE.
TWA ifit SIM WAXIIII Cc Li/Noon-mu KT.
Oat 116.11.-90 B. Arr. Taut.
Niel water—morn. 32 na. aft. 4; even. 12 ta. aft. 5.
21, M.—Snn rises 31 min. aft. G.
Hlgh water--morw. 36 fO. ANT 3; even. 1 tn. alter 6.
22, T.—Veoss rites 20 min. after 6 morn.
Ws water—more. 28 m. itt 6; even. 6.5 w. after&
QS, W.—Moow IrserrQuaa. AT 6 Morn.
High water—mons. IS us. aft. 7; even, 31 en. aft. 7.
24, Rh.—The San sets at 4 min, after 6.

High water—morn. 20 m. after 6; eve]. 60 ra. after 6.
23, F.—Crisply,.
High water--morn. 21 ni. after 9; seas. 39 aft. 9.
26, B.—Day dec. 6 boars 33 lola.
High water--morn. 29 m. aft. 10; eves. 30 m. aft. 10..