The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-07-26 00:00:00

RXCISR COURT.

A person named Cheeseman, was summoned to at-
tend the Court ender the following circumstances :
Several hop-merchants have bees lately plundered
to a large amoent, and information basing been given
at the Police-olfices, the premises of the Defendant
were searched, it being appiehended that by some ac
cident or other the stolen property might bate found
its way into his warehouse. The search removed
ell suspicion against Mr. C., but there were some ap-
pearances about the hop-bags of Mr. Cheeseusan,
which made them tempting to the Officers of Excise,
who, upon examining fire of them, found that each
tricks had been pisyed a. would subject the owner
to the forfeiture of the hope, end to tines of about

7501.
The Act of Parliament for the security of sl e
grower against filed, in hnps inflicts s perish) of
1001 epos the person in whose watehnose a pocket i
of hops is frond with a forged name and stamp upon
• it. Th. tAcers fonnd that this triad nit carried Into I
effect, and that the hops of an inferior country were
!transferred from ttiri, ropes hags to Mugs marked
swills the ch rivers of the best county in Eneend for
I that commodity, and that the names of the he.t hop
growers wet. also inserted on the hags, on imposi-
tion by which an increased Ind unmerited 1310, would
be set spats thremrent., to tl.• pr. orlire.•t the (rem
hop russet. The effenre of transipising the hops
from one ;locket to another is punishable it) a fine of
601. each pocket, and the loss of the hops it a neon-
sary consequence, Notwithstanding the duty has been
paid.
Mr. Mange. for the Defendant, stated that his
Client was wholly free from the Imputation of haw.
hag stolen goods oroo P•premilses, 0.?

had been paid upon the hops which sera found no.
der the circumstances complained of. It enuld, he
observed, be ridicaleas to deny that the transfer had
been made, bet he bodged the compassion of the
Coed upon Mr. Choesemsn, whose circemstanees
were by nn means adequate te the payment of a faro
fine, and trusted, that the smallest possible penalty
noeld be indicted.

The Courtmootas olinoted th. D•fendset to
escape with the psyisont of SOL awl forfeiters of do
hops.

PO LIG R.
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MAnston-nouse —Saturday W. Launeelel and
Merl his wile, were charged with obtaining money
wider false pretences, from the Neigh Odieera in
Qeeeo•stseel, Cheapside. The uncle of the Prison..
era had been far a considerable time a pauper, and was
allowed Gt.a.week. The Prisoners, for I months
past, bad been in the habit of calling upon the of.
ficers separately for this aid ► end at 1.0,0; no
Friday lasts they made application, stating, that
the old mall had at last died, and that they mast
have at least one priond for his interment. It
was fnend that the very peeper for whom they bed
been paying Gt. per week, had died and was buried
• about via months previous. A certificate to this elect
was produced. It was further proved, that Lettuce.
mad his wife were themselves in the actual receipt
of lir., per week, from the Parish of St. Andrew by
Ilse Wardrobe, as paupers. The Prisoners trod they
were latterly ignorant of the demise of the old pau-
per until the period of their last application to the
Parish Officers. They had invariably lent the money
they received for him by a third person, and up in his
responsibility and informatiun rested every thing.—
The man was remanded, and the woman discharged.

UNION-WALL.—On Saturday, throe becks, whe
appeared compt-le dandies,and mated their Males t•
be (frown, Andersen, end Dean, •ere brortieht Ice
the Office by Mervld, the con.table, cod eaamined
on a charge of biting, on the preceding eccoirtge
daring the performance at the Serie) Theotre,bebamid
in a eery outreg•oes and disorderly maouer in the
bowie there, and &imbed the audience for s cos.
siderable lime.

Mr. Refiner, who Wended for Mr. Dibdio, stet.
ed that his only *lira We. to present good order is
the theatre dorii g th. perft,rtninces ; and the Oen-
liaiies by this time !Laing become sensible of their im.
propriety, and promising the M.g s tste t• be sots
circumspect in latent, they were discharged.

The Rnyal Esrhange is to undergo a thorough re-
pair. The dome or spire is mow taking down, and
is to rebuilt. The walks where the merchants
transact their busies., ate to be cleaned and beer.
tilled.

Row AT VAUXHALL —On Saturday morning, be.
twee. tour and bye o'clork, a dispute took place be.
tweet some persons deemed like Gentlemen in ths
Ptinces boa is the garden', words came to blows,
when Collingbern mad flail, the °Seers attend*,
Interfered, sod the parties left the gardens, but con-
tinued their disorderly conduct, and assaulted the
Officers whilst endeavouring to keep the peace • ans
which four of them, together with two dashing hellos
who oecompoied thews, were locked up, and after.
wards takes before Mr. At.t.zi, at thion.hall. The
°Seers stated the conduct of one of the women to
have been very outrageous and disgusting, and the
Magistrate committed her for one month to the Hesse
of Correction, to which abe was taken io her gay
dress, and her head decked with Bowers; the edaher
parties were discharged on paying the moms, sail
pianists!' not to be guilty of lake condect I. future.

lIIRTII.
Ow (be Mb lot. doe lady el Jain Wreath. 14. et •
datiginte.

111A111111 W.
Ow the Ifth Wt. Stemere, lame. Reg. tio Merv.
recta, weed loeghter et Col. et Beihry-hemli.

DIED.

Oa I e SOth he. at Weleirtabas abet, Lambed, abet a
Ilaarriaa Marv. Wei Le Merrier.
Oa the gab erJaaeary lea. Mar Paella. ID the keel laalee.
Caroline. sire.' taloWa Peter Loirma, et the Ceerpaers
Unbar, Service.

LINES ON A PERT CELEBRATLO FUN SAUCIit.
Ta • ad a nursial wish,
To please is diVerent
The oar invented Sayre for Fish,
The other tt Maditniiims."
Each Mad his pungent pnwert
Ta aid the dead and dying;
This reli-lies a sale when filed.
That .asms the tail from (tying.
THE DANDY.
DANDY.
AV ICCIPSiT LA./. •norite
Ai Postal ninon Fair, where Hog nuat.sn's Nov tam
M sal brainy mot rabies. and mirth too remised.
A Da any Am perks to nets and so prem.
For so said the lames. csinplaccatly sported;
And chief in hii Darn. that en grace said I he
His knits were Illkaned by 11/ 'a Jar Shaclttlic
" Dr she Pourers!" slid Pat, irk had followed the Dingt,
Aid ei.s'a am hi. ROOTS wish amazement a_lhast,
•1 Es the Power.! this Is navel and haiidy,
" And never was ret by I.reilitos terraria
" It pi res Int noir -iterd fait l'al an am,
" If l knew Hobe Buoysoie of tender or es!!!
"By year Ines"-and he rabi'd hi. sweet *mg Slintats,
Determied ihe Hoots im sistarkhg;
la wank war hi. ass ainefi sn saiti•
Oplawl Alin. in W A T., Jet ISLACEIIIOI-.
"By the hot key." ti r.t. I mar sat 'hi. duet tif.
" N• hats is my shadier, a hits( inv.elf!-
" Sr saw, tor Aare Jew st. so see what 'elite sok of,'
111 said. .it the Floors the Dostfil
Stisiteit, iiErace net her meant nor again
" 6 oat kelt in inminiiimmi bendy.
Said Pat," ibm sU ..iber dist...very serebell. _
" Wheat Ott ate trawnisraid isle 'bright LEigisir-
GLASIrs.'
The 11-be finite tanned by attack ketpeeteit.
Desmaided af Pet eirrineadm!!-
•• N fail. wby ewe beareffee,"
N.si4 Pal. •• seer )insert( h.. der carotin, pettecleit
Tken juit In 'one tool" Ibis see LAM; /.-
•• NOT COLAs!. Our TM. buLISH o. 1~. Jr/
Baacatar..-
A S, ',hug Pot *I WARREN'S PAliLttslNl:
fen
veinal Si Four Ohiiii g of BLit Cog.- Prrii
pared ivy
ilertzittrz.

_ll, STK AIN I). Loin'ais
tad told •••4-rs nl Blarklnt i• •srrt 'Awe it due
MfwtA.•...l. al 61. II ..M! 1111. • .
GT• A.I. Ir WARREN'S BLitt KIN,;.
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