The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-10-13 00:00:00

POLICE:

lotant.nonotiettAistis --•The late tax-gatherer of xi
George's parish. who as as committed In Ni*,,A gate smut. re. e:
since in default of oinking up his pay,nriat.. •Aas me Aimed %,
brought to this Office for nanther I, his holisek,;d
goods and elfecls !saving beeu disposed of. hl r. Macy nee d
for the defaulter, but it turned oat that he was yet scveial tin .
• dred pounds minus, and he was remanded to prison.
T. falls, J. ThawpiJn. W. Blake, and T. G. :ewe
charged with picking pockets in Oxford-street, on S•tied v..
Mug, during the bee.- Two •olficen had watched tbr• Primary
committinv depredations for some time, and oa a favourable st
.
portunity pteWnting Itself, they seem red them. In thee:- ten'.
session were brand several silk handkerchiefs, a micrweop..,,
several light articles. 'f he Prisoners were reinantfrd
day, to give thee:! who have been rubbed an oppormiiity tf
identify mg their property.
Wonsne e-strn M. --Charkv rarlide, who Vrt, resatialed feel •
further examination Fr on the above Miley on Thiersdae, Lot,
charged w veali lig Bank of England note fro a n't I
Ilan sailors, at the Duke of \ orthumberlan.l. in Win.tship.strert
shofar leaving in his puistinion a great her and T .11e Vit
! Fleet notes. swat of was yesterday committed ou tae k 4, r
charge, and the Bank Solicitor bound over to prusecate.
Uminv-a farm of considerable importa ;re t pishii.
cans awl others, in the habit of selling spirittiaos ti-tan„
fal rX, came od to he' heard on Monday, at this °dice, before Air.
Coaxal:smote' Air. theme. The landlord of the Ala... „
• Eve public-honse„ in Pancras parish. am stimmotteil ntn t
fornutiw:i; cli:stTjorg !lint ith• selling spirits at Peckham Lir,
tint ha.. !it; it Lerner tor that purpose. By the Art of .P.irtia.
aorta. por,oas being regular licensed victuallers are :Blued to
retail beer is bottles, at _chartered or customary fair., nit aid
havinr auv isertictilar'licence fire Aid purisner ; and the Ms; „d.
ant new conteterledi that the sante indulgence also CY tfridel to
the sale of spirits under similar cirettrustalices, need that
been eustomare to do 4.1 : the Information on tilt-, o•he 1,4„e
Irged, that 00.9)04' iceme only authorized persons tee sell
riot; in the house 6;os-tate' it was granted, and no whereN,a,
der a penally of vol, for each title/ice. The' Shigisitoise, •
loaking over the Excise let, declaxed.. therosi•lves of ritim a
they were Wand An • convict. although they felt thestmelYes re.
luctamt to do so; the Act, hoarser, Os log toe Niagistratis a
power of niitipt hug to 51. they did sa in the present awe, saw t.
• Defendant was fined U. And 11. 4S togs, for eaehieffeare.
Another publican aim iinausoned on an informaiierarturriog
him with two similar offences and lined the sta .te sum Air each
he pleaded ghat distress, mid the :Magi:straws gave him too
months to pay the Wortey in, and also advised both the Deleon-
:tom 10 appeuingninst the conviction, that the question might I.
more fully gum: into.

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Mr. SAnaitt arrived pt DJlslin on Sunday, the
4th inst. after his perilous excursion.
The new cowl los been vi,aiple to the trkked eye
in the department of the M...urthe, France,, shire tire
15th Stnptemher,' Its appearance is from Hat iti!it
until three in the morning.

Mr. Wm. Allen, of tho house of Falconer, Allen,
and Co. merchants, in Kingston, Janwitta, was fouud
on es verdict
s t
dead on the .oth July, in the teeter-course leadiu;
to the racerground, lying on his face, severely
wounded,
h'arvlteatbliceedniedininac.(olunsel
inconsequen
ce
of Coroner's
of a wound through the chest, from
.a bullet bred by
some person or persons link not% it."
The whole of the negroes b:longing to the sugar.
plantations Itoslin and Castle Bruce, situate in Do.
minica, lately deserted and fled for shelter into the
! the discharge of the chief overseer at the tewoods ; but ina few days after, in consequeece
rmer,
who had behaved with great cruelty, the stare's of
that properiy returned to their duty.
h• le.e'adltliltheh:ealanwdrte-,Alyt.uatrdt.sou,.pDbpoteri!usedryt
vwe o( uitninit:andi
idpoi in
gpoi
c.ids.
Sunday morning,. the landlord of the White Hatt,
ied
. •
tic M. •
eit
as; preceding
let
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An Arrnentan diamond *merchant, named Bohljst,
was,' on the 2d July, attack:al by four robbers, near
Manheim, who, after stripping him of a hag con.
taining several diamonds, cut his throat, and threw
the body into the Rhine. The water being siaClte.
Some tishermeu descrled.Bohljat, sod carried kin., is
a state of insensibility; into the city, where a skilfal
physician sewed up ,his wound. On' his mints&
sense, he made deposition of the robbery before a
i Magistrate, and described one of the persons who
had used him so barbarously to be hare-lipped. The
Magistrate departed, and shortly after returned in
company wiCh M. Folsches, ,an eminent jetsetter,
whom lhahljacrtcocuised"to be. one of the robbers.
I What renders the:Ctrount stance more remarkable is
that kliljat had fetter, of ..reconwoeudatiou 4
folsche, slYe iipiirised.olltis being on thaeritad, thas
waylaid siiid,:attempte.c.l to assassieate his intended
guest. Tho. diamonds
,haye ;ince. been fouud in
Folsche's house, end restored to the Armenian; they
are valued at 1S;()G01. sterling. .Bolitjat brought
them from Reesia to Russia ; but despliritig of a sale
tie re„ on account of the war, was proceeding to
Paris/or a purchaser.
On. theAth ult. as Catharine Davies,. of the pa.
risk of TalyUin, Merionethshire, was going to the
elver for water (a great flood at the time), she per.
eeived child, two years old, by name David Wil.
' Hums' floating en the rapid stream ;. she lime.
diately jumped- into the miter; at the risk of hes
• own life, and succeeded in bringing him.ea Offer
when the body appeared very black and perfectly
lifeless ; she had the presence of mind tceadopt the
means recommended by the North Wales llutnatlo
Society, with the happiest success, and the child re-
covered.
Some person, on Friday night, or Saturday morn-
ing, the 3d instant, at &shun, maliciously set firs
to a hay rick, containing ten tons and upwards, the
property of Mr. Attwood, the whole of which eat
destroyed.
SHOCKING ACCIDENT.—Yesterday afternoon, U
genteel dressed young man was ridiug a spirited horse
down Orford-street, the animal took fright at soma
• ,the
sheep, and on the rider clapping the spar to ,
hem reared, fell over Lackwards with him, and killed
him instantaneously. The horse was also unableta
.rise for some time.
M. Constant, a Frenchman, who had obtaihed
s and who
• patent for refining sugar by a new proces.,
. had commenced work for an eminent sugar-merchant,
haseteperted precipitately for Sweden. [leis said to
have been seduced from his engagements in this CO'''i'
try by tile superior offers of some houses
at Goiter-
burgh ; ,which, prompted by the low rate at whieii
foreign smears- arel from necessity, sold for etwor.a-
tion in England, tutend establishing a mattufaclory
4a that4t.r.• •• , • ,

AD.
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1.1 iim ing:Tr:f
park.tat

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• On Sat.. , ..
of Mr..latnes king, Esq. of 4Watirotik, and Wy:
0 %fortithire, . ,
On the 70 fost..al Tttrnfortl, Robert NYitson, of en 6f:tan:set;
tion in 11;s -bowels, eldest sou of the late R&tcrt Wilson, EA."
• the sage place..., -• .
fr..sescivr. last, at ncr hoar in Grosvenoretriare, i° bei
. , fdra flizabeth Baldwyn.
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kficrosis °five,. S 1 FlegNst-eft;,