The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-12-20 00:00:00

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No. hystptiar !Pasta:rt. Aeaseil•sqlewe, eft
bionicht unddrwe la 'itemisation, the limb,
Charged w pletiderle ItilprOPerty of 1ier44.7
and she ismer as Mug. au: asp Astir Ahe Out; • •- !
••-. gilward Handroeki eopsitable of Buttla!budge„ imp,
beaded the male prisoner sp Keppelotreet Atio-gs.
lag night, with's large luck, mitualuill itileh—;
sils of been twisty. goueisting at flaw pases
pens? ladles, &e.. .On behtg taken to. O t
m 'raw
he confessed beta received them of the fervid. , \
near, wise hod liwedidisexplaisefour years. cpOS WI
14 was takes intercustotlY,ltd 011 seortbielt art 1111400
vereigns and 26 keys were found, which opad,et
&sow and • . , bOtb in the dweilloishoosik '
st,mr, I.lp, IS Stoat-buildings, .. 4 . viiiiii
mans sl4 abed ace**, „ all the pknerty. A wiz
warrant *ab colitilise.- twists' executed by Road
Mande** to Watch ;bit kande prisonees sister's hew,
in the lioroogb,ikbeiiik me property wait fOgokdiya,
=leak
proved to belong to r. Phillimore. Both -7- - -•
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were remanded: i •
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LAURILTM•STIMIT..... esterday, Amid Mabiltil
brreklaper's labourer, against whom a atm.,/ rat
ful Murder was returned by st Coroner's .11;fyi ea
brought'', on the Coroner'syarynnt, ohijis v;431
the Wilful nsurdei of 'Richard •Neads.-Ille rigtitsi
Lars of this Aple hire lireadp been mated. •
Milk .610,11.11, a patrol, ost hearing that Meath hui
keen. almost. aignlsetylo galled -as him; be said that
Makeup had.lolled him. Witness apprehenelai Um
bony at bii !edgings ; he then confronted him with
the deceased; en Which the latter said that be wu
the man who bad struck him the blow.

John Patridge, a eenstehle, called at Neves hoes;
and spoke to him c• is answer to his questions, inlaid;
that be was conscious of his approaching in* am
that the prisoner was the man who struck him.
The prisoner was now asked whether he wi3lsedlo
say any thing in his defence, at the same time tie was
cautioned, that he need not say any thing ealecc be
'bought proper, but reserve it for his trial?
lie confessed that be had been with thedatessa,
and quarrelled with him, but he went straight Wore
sod knew nothing of the blow received by tbe
re tsrd.
The prisoner was fully committed to Newgate fee
trial, and the witnesses were bound over to prosecute.
Wonsmtp•srigrAT.--couN TEA rEI T Com—Tutees
slay a wesnan was brought before the ilagistmace
charged with selling 7.t pieces of counterfeit
The pd.:otter is an old woman, who for a great lmiffi
of tints kept a fruit stall at the corner of a esettli
Petticoat-lane, and in consequence of information's's'
ceired by (Heed. the officer, he appointed two permit
to wake a purchase of the spurious coin from dm pit ,
'toter. She, on being applied to by those individuals*
undertook to furnish any quantity they requiMi,
either by thelcore or thousand, at Bs. 6d. per posed.
In Noesuaber lest two purchases of Ns. at a time me
made, she to furnish them ready heated so as lona'
them sound well when rung ; and ultimately thee&
cers gave marked money, to which they could Apia
swear, to the slid persons making the purchases, wises
she was taken into custody, and the money fetid
Apes her. Amongst the whole of the spurious eels,
were sixteen bad eixpetsees, but no Isalf-cteess al-
though they were asked fur.. The: 40144 r IN Ski
Mint attended. The prisoner was fully committed hot
trial.
Two men were bronglst up for re-ezmainafion,
charged with stealing 21 pigeons, the property al T.
Collins, Esq. of Stamford hill.
lt appeared that the whole of Mr. Collie's etesld!
pigeons was 24, and out of that number 21 bid kw
stolen from his pigeon-house. Search was made,,
some of them were found at a pigeon-fancier's Asp.
in Shoreditch, who said be purchased them of the
prisoners. There 'was a second charge made egged
them for barglarrously entering the house of a eals-s
lican at Horsey. and robbing it of considerable pro-
perty. It was stated that this public house had bees
broke. into three different nights, and that upwards
of twenty pounds worth of liquor; besides, every
other moveable article bad been carried off; a laird
boots stated to belong to Gascoyne, and a choppers
said to be the property of Mr. Wybrow, who reside'
near the place. and to whom one of the men had his.
servant, were left behind by the robbers. They win
fully comusitted for pigeon stealing, but were ordeal
to be brought up on Tuesday next, to be examined for
the burglary.

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A THIEF TANEN IN A RAT-ToaP.—Yeaterday mem
ing the tnaid-servant of Mr. Hassey, stock-broker, No-
ble-street, tiosweil-street, being absent from the kitchea
attending on her master and mistress, a boy nested
hand,"

down stairs with a bundle of fire-wood in his ..and.-Ind
finding the cupboard door open, he commenced bit work
of plunder, but in his harry he overlooked a large rat-
trap that was set on one of the shelves, and his bawl
was caught in it; the pain he underwent caused him to.
scream out aloud, and in endeavouring to extricate his
baud, be threw down several plates, &c. The noise
caused his apprehension, and he was yesterday commit•
ed for trial.
&memo ACClDENT.—Yesterdavmornieg the Mien r •
ing very melancholy circumstance occurred a shoot
tance from Loudon-bridge. A large bor. iteLvilL
laden, which bad passed under one of acids stem"",
the bridge, a current at that time running strongly
down, when a small wherry, in.whicb were two "a
and a boy, endeavoured to pass ; unfortunately tbe bale
ran down the boat, which, together with the untbrtt
nate individuals ow board, were out of sight for mon
minutes, having been driven under some large srs*
moored off the Tower. The boat shortly after VP"
ed, but, melauch•dy to relate, every effort to recover dm
unfortunate persons proved abortive. Two of tint P't
sons were alai's names of Ilelliar and Easton. and n
in understood the boy is one rif their sons. There can
be little doubt tint the strength of the current at
Able, part of the river was the occasion of the misfeslblnt