The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-10-30 00:00:00

POLICE.

}farrow-Ciawnew.—Thursday complaint was made at this
Office, by the Directors of the Holloway Water Company, in-
corporate(' by Act of Parliament, against su dry perStl4,
Share-holders in the Concern, who have not paid apt/narrate.
Proceedings were institute! to levy the penalties warred by
such non-payment, and niff:ce was ordered to be given Mike •
defaulters, previous to a tiled hearing.
WaITYCILAPEL-OEFICE.-1: i/Opithil,a boy shoat nine rmre
of age, of a ragged appearance, and rather decrepit, was taken
into custody Wedneday afternoon, by J. Mono). a grocer mid
tea-dealer, in the Comitcrcial-road, and brought to this Office,
resttkedl loawn
e.crirtit:
.he
ana,cesine to7llkeßlvorisy.
ciaormeextano aunndderp
the
eoe, a person of respectability, resitlins in Cie Minories. tar
/lbs. of tis. green tea, and al's. of bulgur, at Is. per lb. Mr.
Munro, on receipt of the tatter, questioned the child wbete Mr.
Briscoe lived, when he gave the proper place Of /vs:dente:and
added, that he was employed by him to go with messages and
to carry letters. Mr. M. thea delivered the goods, with the
bill of parcels accompanying Them. After this, lin r •collerted
a recent circumstance of M. ssrs. Atkinseit ant Co. line e.-:'.4.-
pers, in the 'Binaries, being i,n toted upon fur a pi. ce of tura
by au order of this kind, :Led begun to suspect the order in
question. lie then made enquiry, and was told thiat the boy
lived iu White Lion-street, W hitechapel, at at: .s. lie
went there, 'and saw a woman, who. 013011 the di-scrip:. is given.
said the boy was, in all probability. her 64111, and that if so,
he was to be found'
at the Freeinaams* &Iwo, in Spitaltieids,
't'he grocer thee went and found him there, when he brong..
hi n
to the Police-Office to be The boy Waiaccc.npmlie4
by a number of other children from the school, autoti4 will. a
nas an interesting Milo girl, about twelve - ears 'op WAT, his
sister. During the examination,- they cried" iiitterli.
boy stated that he was employed by n gentleman in tile street,
a stranger, to present tho arder, who sail be N. air.
and lived as has hien star. 1, and that he auuld await . • a evrain
plaem for the boy's return, fur which he proouised Min two-
pence. Ile accordingly tielivered the roods to the person, Mho
paid !aim tine-penny, anal ran on with them.
Inamts-assael..—Tiirea men were yesterday fidty ea:rif-
ted, on the charge of stet...ling a quantity of tea and seg it :ruin
a vessel line in the River.
011.13GuTER AND MOTHER, C. PATHEtt AVO
MAstratoitot.c.aorrat Er.— A resiteytable cuag wom:ut,
Of
the natne Carrot, charged her father asid her brotacr. WWI Mei-
blv entering her d el: ng-hoase. in P., co n -wee . diem. eatery.
and stealing 121. 10s. u gold chain, and other arti. i ~ of lewd-
kry, &G It appe::red by the sLateluent of the Prolamine,
that lac had the lease of the house in tier oe.ai right. aid or
mother was protected under the same roof will her. The anese
was let oat in ladgings, as it part of the navies of the dough,-.'s
euhsistence. The father returned from at Botany
some time since; and on Tuesday evening, lionsted by 01:1:1F, 'e
forced the daughter's Muse ks his right, and tank
the mother out. The proper! s. stolen 11'4:1 deposited in u nar,.
robe in the parlour, which had been forced open A constitute
proved. that the father was three quarters iT no hour alone in Inc
parlour, and that he saw ft pocket-book in his haad, resembli4
that which the Proseentrix deseribed as having contained aIA
lost note. The father did mgt deny having taken tl,e prspertY.
bat coutended, that his daughter was ant possessed of a
but that the property, as well as Ike lame, Itclouged to his once
The daughter swore to the contrary, and she was coolinnen:y
the production of the lease.'' The father was committed far ie
felony ; and the son, Who bad only assisted in effecting an ea
trance was discharged. .

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Ittnursr.—AVednestlay the body of a female ws•
discovered in a pond nearLonghtene in EMI. Sit'
had been observed by persoits in the neighbourhood
for some time in a desponding situation.' The Coro-
ner's Inquest returned a verdict of—lastulcy.—A
misplaced attachment is said to have been the calls
of the catastrophe:
A letter from Deal, dated Wednesday (28(11)11
states that the.Court-Martial on Lieut. Gitni:q!,
of
the (..ttlin sloop of. war, for the murd6r of a s.
jeant of marines, belonging to the said 5t0n1)..1,311,
terminated, and brought in a verdict of II
.Murder, at the same time recommended him tJ
mercy, on account of his further good character.

On the !,M instant, at St MAAndrewMMA).'s Chanel, Aberdeen• by t!'
Right [tett-rend Bishop Skinner, rthonic of the Sewell
cval Church, Alexander Mitchell, k:sti. of St. At lutii'--Nirret.
Pall Mall, to Ciiri,t ilia, widow of James Thuteson,
haven, Kincardineshire.

DI ED.
On the 25th instant, at Froyle, in Ilampsilire, in the 19th YU
of bis age, John St. Leger (Tillman, Eq. only ion of Sir Jts4,
Kt. Leger (•tlbrwn, Hart.

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