The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-11-13 00:00:00

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POLICE.

Bow-IrraseT:—Last night, as Sir R. &axle its
about to leave the Office, a smartly dressed youitt
man, calling bimielf
ssiti James Hawkins, was brought
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in the custody of Botid, a constable, charged
robbing Mr. Thomas, a silversmith, in the Strati, et
his pocket-book, in Drury-lone. Theatre, a few weeks
before.—Sir R. Blame said, be knew the prisoner ti
be the Captain of a desperate gang of thieves in Brick.
lane, Whitechapcl, and his apprehension was a ewe.
rial benefit to the public. He was filly corm
for trial.
UNtox-HALL.—Thn. Bayley, a baeknepcoathou.
*was charged by his master, Thomas Jackson, 3 64,
ney-coacb proprietor, with having embezzled the ei
of 206.—The prisoner, it was stated, left thoteeek:
yard on Friday morning, and did not return all Nigh
On Saturday at half-past three o'clock be was letei
lying. drunk under the wall of the King's Beath pi.
son, and the coach and horses standing near him. TM
horses were quite jaded, and the coach much isistai
The prisoner acknowledged that he bad tate*.
men on Friday night to a church-yard at Foolett
and that he had received the regular fare. No iskt
than 12s. were found in his possession.

The coacbmaster said, that having been f
defrauded by his men, he was detera►ined to ode*
example of the prisoner, who bad not only ilitudd,
him, but owlet unworthily employed his
prisoner was fully committed.

The temperature of the atmosphere has bees easel*
favourable in this district for ripening autumnal Woo.
Chaumontall, and Cresan Peers, in a western ashy
and.the Beery de ltov in an (astern, have bon is.
thered in perfection, equal to those produced la de
southern counties in the utast favourable mum -11
a garden on the hanks of the Tyne, five miketslll
west of this town, the red Alpine and Roseberry stow
berries were gathered the last week in October, up-
tu taste, size, and quantity, to those taken, fro**
plan's the last week in June. The Reuben,
variety, lately hr ught into this neighourhood, bed
.ts prolific quality, seems to repay well the Milks
Avert to the cultivation of that wholesome fish.-.
(Nerceavile Courant.)
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 9.—On Sunday morning lad, se
were visited by a dreadful gale of wind from the meths
west. Two tremendous gusts, in particular, were ape-
rienced ; one, about two o'clock; the other, bewail Ire
and six o'clock. Some idea of the violence of the Use
pest may be derived from the circumstance; dwell tie
vessels at the north end of King's Dock weredrives fres
their fastenings (one ship parted a strong iron W4O
and the whole were dashed together in confusion, std.
far end of the dock; and nearly all more or ha do
malted. One skip lost her bowsprit; another, her igen
head ; and one brig, getting entangled, lost her fire.
topmast. Several walls and chimnies were blows den;
and the Duke's Warehouse, the upper doors sal sit
dews of which were open for ventilation, was so elm-
pletely filled by the subtile element, that largo patches
Iltdshttal 71,1. Urted fr9P44641-XlOl.
Wire driven on shore in the river, and ettslitlierf
the harbour. The Waterloo, steam-packet, from 's*,

for this port, was also driven on shore near cft,,
but was got off without sustaining much danisga A
Isere ship was also driven on shore at the same phi
bet has since been got off. An Irish brig, cattle ikt
and a sloop with slates, were also stranded near Ilst
lasay, and were lightened of their cargoes, in oder is
be got off. On Monday morning, we uncle/stud, s
bolt, with three boatmen, from Liverpool, who id
gone to assist, was drifted accidentally from the b 4
into the surf; and the men leaping out to gals tab
beach, one of them (a man with a wooden leg) was 110
fortunately drawn back by the violence of the um,
and drowned. At six o'clock on Sunday morning, see
was the force of the wind (accompanied with hail)*
the river; that a spectator represents it as dashed he
froth, and having the appearance of an immense lisid d
agitated snow. The roof of a Dutch bars, is NA
Derby, was lifted up by the violence of the wild; mi
incredible is it may appear, carried a distal'ss d a
yards: several people were eye witnesses of this ezteet.
dinary spectacle. We are afraid that we shall haw lit
lancholy accounts of its effects on the shipping ei ti
coast.
In our paper of Friday.last, we gave an moat kill
imposition practised on a poor man named Ceek lig
resides in the parish of St. Minver, in this eselerilf
which, under pretence of enabling him to dimmable
den treasure, some Gipsies contrived to rob him if*
sum of 31/. 6s. 6d. which he was to carry *beet his fir
a certain time, and the greater part of which be 'hi
borrowed for.the purpose. The poor man Ostia( Ski
a rrty.of these wanderers had made their a ir
this neighbourhood, (Truro) camikbere iiriZl4
them, on Tuesday last. Having applied tociottirk,
be obtained the assistance of some active tr
longing to the parish of Kenwyn, in whishallkij!
last seen, and set out in pursuit of the mareedekt 71
having got information that they 'were silly
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looked after, struck their teat and set fete1m1"...,2.21.0t
ing march across the country; which At wog
closed. They were closely pursued, saes .
he
on Wednesday morning encamped on a past St *4 IS
tensive moor which lies between Truro sail Si.
and in the vicinity of the. latter place. TM vbille '
consisting of two men and two women, with Mr,.
dreg, were made prisoners, and with the edit 0 low
baggage, fonr horses, a colt and two awesome*
into this place. However, to the great
of poor Cock, be speedily ditil rovered, this
not the persons who had do . Ji, and he lull
much chagrined at his seeon •IWppontaieet. etw
day the gipsies were brought before L,S*.
one of our Magistrates, at the Town-halt, tied k bliag
proved that one of the women had been telling
she was committed to the counter prison. ne *
the others were dieebarged.....—(Briten,Noo4

MARRIED.
At EtWhores.** Tuesday last. Caput,* Abseil, 04.
doo. R. N., to Mary Elisabeth, o&y daagMer 1119
Sir Smut Gordoa4 Bert., of

• DIED.
NM*
At lidluburgb, ea Thursday msevelnr. Coutes
Esq. formerly of the Theatre flora, Coveet-serds.• ,fii.
At Ashmlek-house. steer Mari in the 10111 70111"
age. Isaac Webb Horlock, Ilreq: the oldest X ,
the smutty of GlOdelater. .1.

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