The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-11-05 00:00:00

THE STATESAAN.

house of the Countess D'Antoniu.—The prisoner %t
committed for trial.
LAMRCTA-STICKLT.-1 ruffianly fellow named fl-ii
lige. Clark, was brought up, charged with indecen.lt
e:posing his person to some irritates. The prisoner ha"
Men set oral !introits custody, and punished for offences of
this description, and was yesterday sent to the house of
correction fur three months.
&mewl Brewer was charged with brutally ill-treating
a horse, and was ordered to pay a fine of W. ; in de-
fault of which he was sentenced to two months impri-
sonment.

Quozar-souato.—A pocr woman, who said her name
was Sarah Shipley, and that ahe lived in Charlotte.enurt,
Whitechapel, was brooght ap by Mr. Birch, the &pal
marshal of St: James's, who had been sent fur

her from the Duke of York's door in the Stable-yard,
St. James's, where she had mule repeated attempts to
pose in, for the purpose of speaking to His Koval Iligh•
Nees, and on being denied admittance refused to leave
Ills piece,
Tbe unfortunate creature gni.' that the Duke of York
wished toner her, and the King particularly desired that
she would go to hint. They both case from Scotland
on her account, and she ought to have gone to them
three years ago, but she did mot like to be at the trouble,
and now that she did go, the servants behaved spitefully
to her, and would not let ber in.
The 31agistrate said he was afraid some ill-natured,
persons had been imposing oo her to induce ber to bet
Here that the King and the Duke of York wished Vo
speak with her, when probably neither of thew bad
ever *tenor heard of her. v,
The poor creature replied, that it was « the Lonro
doing s" and she conid hear what the Slog NM, emir
when he was three or four hundred itilesailowill swediphil,
the King bear her, though be never saw heirs sod he Kid
repeatedly desired that she would call, bot when she
went the spryest; would not let her is.
The Magistrate told her she must not mind what she
beard them say about her calling, but shoal/I-wait until
she got a letter from thew ; and he ordered, her to be
mitre ears of, uutil some inquiry mid be slide of her
• Utmost-nags.—Yesterday, a tailor named Gloves; and
his hoi, were brought before H. J. CIiAIIDERS,
shored with having stolen a anaotity of eabbsge out
of a garden belonging to Mr. Hew, of Cold Harbour-
looo,Walirerib.
!The tailor and his boy hail beat detected in tarrying
alio • bag *quantity of cabbages, they had pallevinp aml
the affair hadbees about to he settled, the toilet 'trudge
proposed to pay V. to the Natiewil School, or anymtiosr,
charity. The comeresielee bad been acceded to., *mill
parties in the first instance, to prevent • public ti=il
41( Ile eisemmstanees; but afterwards the tailior,
treated from the agreement, and the ease was veer Mh.
witted for the magistrate's declaims.
Gliittsamis said that the, tailor's conduce all
*rough was most disgraosfai, tiod however great his
pettishly as for cabbage, be (Abe Magistrate) would
POso cam to indict such a penalty on the two denim/is
eig woald dater them in fotare from cabbaging plot.*
itatof other men's gardeos.• . the* ordiered=:i..
pey a fine of I/. each, and the fall value of the
;47 imprisoned for two months. The ordeggrattopni-
with, Mid ih• Partifl 1,0101. -
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Mt.lieditirefiab;
of .the degkr
the loriek..ol
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