The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-09-20 00:00:00

POLICE.

OrtLonstt..—Sorne of the nlrrvs of the psri is o
: Mt. Semi:elite, applied to the Magistrate for an urde
ito an ishaititant of their parish to pay, his tithe,. 1-1.•
!was of the Society of Priest's. rolumunly denominated
!Quakers, and the gr. and of his refusal was, that the
Vir..r or Curate of the parish. acted illegally in not
putting up his prayen far the Queen in the I.itur,q,
and that by so doing, be hail forfeited his rlai st to
the tithes. This the inliabitatt had stated, he was
ready to prove by some old Acts of Parliament, but
he had not come forward to do so. and the parish of-
ficers now regarsteti. that an order wield h.- is,urd
' out against him fur the puyte.st of %Illicit A.
' not attended to, t paymont tvould be enSereed
by other measures. The order was itunsvoliately
g ranted.
U-rrk.utxt: rolsorn BANK No-r;:s.—rnforittnat:
females contiwte to he Ist-might befure she Magistrates
alisto%t every usher day by shopkeepers on charges
of tittering forgrit
Yesterday a powerful look:na voting woman, named
Ra:40.1 ri, was broil,: lit before the Sitting :Ma-
gistrate. Aldecutau. 11. on a charge of having
uttered a forged at 1 ltank-note. at the shop of Mr.
tirrgetry, a linen-draper, at Nu. 131, Altler,gate-
street.
Mr. firreory steed, Coat the prisoner came to his
shop on Saturday evening. and tun-based a cotton
shatt I for Cs. Cl. in payment fur which she tendered
i a t'l. note. and gave her name and address, "
• bert, 5... lVess-street, Smithfield:* The proseen-
: for sent the note to a es..ighhour's for change, but it
was returned a had one. 'lite prosecutor asked the
prisoner whether she had any objection to the boy, who
belonged to the shop, coin; with her, to see whether
• the address which she gave was a correct one, She
replied in the negative ; but on its being intimated
to her that the boy could nut be spared, and that an

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Me(king would not at all Weil the other prisoners, : officer utast be sent with her. Ali; threw down the A---- - --in.,-
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(1,....1, to be Gated by those who are conscious of sin-
who hail pleaded Guilty. His Lordshin said, he would chance which she hail received out of the note, and
take care to make a representation in the padre sinar• the shawl, on the counter, and attempted to run off, ropr!..ssesi at an earl) period of our professional Weer
ter of the cirenmstanres of the case. but he got before her, and laid hold of her. she nWI the imp/maitre of a .-.• minute attention to a clam of
The Jury found Jlnddnx instantly Hailty—Heath. knocked him down, when he seized her a second time, disaeses lareatiaris agreting the grander eaeratioasef No-
e boldly desisted Irvin whit was held to be inodleat
Monday, S. Pike charged with utterinq end rutting , when a severe strilt“le ensued, in which she attempted rtturritlys ;at tseked tbe vitantings of ompy Heinen, amt. Os de-
away a forged I/. Bank of England note was pat to to bile off his tiutri•ri, and it would have termi• ated I testing its vile purposes, eon.i•ter ourselves testis witted
the bar. A witness proved that, on the 7f4els of June; with some severe injury to the person of the prosectstor, to that se probation anti patronage which, for twenty jeers:.
last, the prisoner came to the house of Mr. King of had not several persons came to hi, as•latance. The
eshatviteriorteinudeortittd•durozisneceienedssful
t►rr:l.lsd dsexhootedi a‘titt
regetuiesy. TI 1
Castle-street. Leicester-square, and offered the forged , prisoner was then seized by three men, whom she ye- to our opinion, is an additional gratilleation io write,
note in payment fur a pair of shoes. It was further . titled iu the most desperate manner, and ultimately. while our authority front the College Itself, atreagthened as
proved, that the prisoner hail hut a quarter of an hour tore !terser front their grasp an I ran off, w: en the iit‘rts 4 Ihe mot? enifiu'l"tie imonillina‘lt‘ eoefeetilitif7a.t ".
ect"ect 3
before passed another forged note to a Mr. Thomas, a was met [by Clinton, the officer, who with additional neireZrofionu?framenriftritt Menetc7orimsi.
neighbour to the yrosecotria, and had received 121.6 d. • aid surceetled in securing her, after the most deter- "Thelinpetuosity rayon* or the woinentars yam of catu
in change. The prisoner was, hnwever, then taken 4 mined resistetwe. On her bring brought baCk to thg*- don in the inaturer wan, ones lead to the effects of a con•
into custody ; and upon searching her person. another shop, th, prisoner rims' ad to act with the greatest I ti:eik"lLadi'll.h"rom'e h:sr,Piryhcarrenfohe"'SeaZatil:t 17% 7 few data
note was found, which turned out to be a good one. , fury. broke three large panes of glass, and displayed ' care:"
No one came forward toand men in Use more advanced singes..charecteriied
give the witett-st a goad ; •,.41 rends power, that the prosecutor was at first into . by numerous symptoms, we eon illestswe oar araAtion, b 7
character, and the Jury foutod the prisoner Goias— I pressed with the belief that it was a man of great taw. rendering tin' treatment stud, the cur, effeetaal.
Death• eul:tr stretsgthaliagaised in woman's clothes. Sims . Every ortrosie eistkitae,. or t wtional disturhaare. ia,4
dental to the reorretstear6llo y . Odle wall; 0w...,
Thymus Goodhell was charged with felonhistalyl was ararehest, hot nothing particular yeas found ti,• us province, and sill Odd to gars. a..ention. Amos* *the.
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uttering and potting away a forged l/. Bask of Eitg- • her. On makinr, inquiries at the plane where she diseases of theurettirs. weakn:4ut, and etsostitutiortalderunge.
land note, in the parish of St. bile. on the I ith of' hail stated that she resit!, d, no such person cuubl be nients, of however long duration.
July last, to Charles Temple, a servant to Mrs. Wing- heard of there. 'nip ►pr ,cutor begged leave to turn- id.,Tirsiedehofilitorninenition rosy be restored towppetanee. and,
i g exhausted by nervous ds-hillty. he wilt rir
geld, proprietor of the F ,t 4 and Hounds plastic-house. lion, that this made the eighth forged note which be
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calate the 'intoner proof of vieorons impulse, The limits of
Tottenham-court-road. It was proved that the pri- had recently taken in this: manner. He had hrtitt4:l6 an asivertisoitient do not show the classification of our sets
softer threw another forged note away. several women np before on charges of that nature, s )re,. but they are amply detailed in a Work we lately pub
I shed railed - The Vvis of Life " the rapid sale of wharts.
The ease was, so clearly made out, that the Jury who the Batik had su rered to escape. They were „:e.„o„,;panted with aa 'into.. easing *practice, are ao—..."..tiabla
fiend the prisoner instantly (hilly. mostly wretched females of the description of the un- t proofs of our general wilily. The Book eats be had at II
--- fortunate woman who now stood charged. The loss Paternoster-row ; 66. Pell-Mall; 41, Fircestil4 ; Iti. Prince."
occasioned to tradesmen in his line was most ruinous, strleel t. Bobo; 174. sad 34. f, fleet-street; or to any Book-
end soethiug certainly ought be done to done to put a stop
to, sir mitigate the evil. seNOrsd
ns iseases are felt with ,•••riler poignitnev by the selfcris
than theme occasioned by hi. own improdeisee a sad is tees
Alderman Ht Tit %Tr' said that lie had much wished eases '4 "nsul"ti" is iiiierslii) of ...Iwo.. in dm Pr,
far the appenranee of the new notes less easy of Ifni- flitd•soviroier:vlo4 re effesillholde.s,dirien?o:sthitmuiLzt:rest
ruivnboaosodede em
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t..he.itsite. of which had been so lung promised. ' thus the terms ere plainly qtated at ow first iatersiew. or ia
Mr. E. bee. 'ulterior of the Bank, deposed that answer to lett?' ushmetely detailinr the sb-enplelleo owl is
the notice Wag a forgery in every respect. closing a reminisce fur oweadriee atul advice, vbkh eta be
! forworeed be ea pert of t world
Alderman 'fetus an took the opportunity of ask- 00914 tied Co., \I. R. lite:Morro. ns. U. flutmerir""l4
inn the (lent/man connected with the Bank, when I Fteet.agreet,A priest, e„„, mond ca• cornea
the issue of the new metes, whki had been put oil
from qaarterilo quartet by the Bank, wild take
plate *:
Mi. Loa said he slid net this* that the Bank bad
at yet timed upon any particular time. but be could

BcPULART.—The house of Mrs. Abbott, in ()Airy.
street, Lambeth, was entered a (ew nights back by
weans of false keys, and robbed of is quantity of plate
and wearing apparel to a considerable ansonnt: also
seven JO! notes and' ten 11. notes, oltb which the
thieves escaped.
An explosion of fire•dasup took place on Thu a}
night last, on board the schooner Redraft, l'aptain
Rowe, lying in Swansea harbour, by which three of
the crew were severely lowa. and the vessel partially
damaged. •
Polk, film Dasior z. Newlsaitwo. *kith was on
shore Near that port ass Ft itlay, was get trtf on Sundae.
after discharging part of her cargo, aitsl carried into tile
laastrotir 1:. a kalif "(AK.

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by W.iltrif.Ll. Jen.. 1.. L.R.r to great ell Ore-
-1 waskestteas. Oid.rs. to we Mw:/ 11e be 41110111.41