The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-05-18 00:00:00

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Artiofi-licitin.—Saturday a eta 4 '64
Yellow *a't brought Up, it the instance of nit inks
ant of the Poilittf. Re was seen lying hilliestieolg
apprrently:lw tie last stagwof poveety mad disedeft_i
He bed with him several implements of the 'Rickey:
log trade, bet said he was quite exhausted for smut
of food; and in vainly seeking after employ. Su.
Oicion arising, ftowerk, that he Was an impostor, lit
was .given into the cnifody of an office*: Hie Lull;
ship nedereit him to bievarChed; *len a +artful
of bawd meet, ;rowel's,. &c. were friend upon hest
itt a concealed pocket fis. lid. in money. sd
was committed to Bridewelt (I,,,encroth, and erii
skied to be well flogged.
J. Maki *talent cdralisieted, charged with stois
ing a roil of ilerbilYwitile, froth the shop of Ilk
*issuer, wwoHow.clraper; its Cernhill.
GUILDMIALL.—.W. J SkiaXer, a rat catcher, wail
charged by a, person in the employ of the Wine Caw.
patty, Skinner-street, witui stealing two bottles at
Shrub. ThU. Prisoner was employed to clear the
'drove Prelates of rail; and on his depertere with a
bre appeveartty. fell of live moil*, the witorei whit
suspected all was net right, thrust his head into itf
and drew forth the above articles. Tke Mosel
stoutly denied the fact; but was fully committed.
QUE/Pl-SQUARE.—G. Marlin was fully combatted.,
chargid fifth taming, and having In his posseusimi,
a quantity of base silver coin.
J. Gordon, of Shepherd's Buhl was fined 121. Ist
selling u quantity of bread short of weight.
R. Kirby, coachman to the Duke of Athol, wag
admitted to bail, charged with violently asetilting %40'.
Perry, another coschman ,•_ the surgeons having pre.
trounced the latter nut of danger.
Wooswit.trutici.--Peer and ARM Clarke WKw
filly committed, charged with stealing a coat and a
pair of boots, the property of R. Glover. The Pd.
soners met the Prosecutor eta public-house in Kings.
land-road, and invited him to their home in Shore.
ditch, where they persnaded him to pull offthe article
to be brushed ; when they immediately pawned thew.
UNION-VlALL.—Saturday 22 journeymen fawner%
employed by Mr. Tate, of Bermondsey, were charged
by T. Lloyd with assaulting him in the ',Emilio* of
his duty, as an officer of the Court of Requests. It
appeartid the Complainant went on Friday to serve a
process upon W. Graham, a journeyman employed
there. The purpose of his visit was no sootier koala
than the labourers threw filth oat of the ten-pits
upon him, and pelted him with stones, bricks, be.
so that he was finally prevented from arresting tie
, fain.—The Defendants were ordered to find bail.

FRIEND. HAVE YOU READ THIS?
How few there are can fame's taps summit gait!.
Or an immortal. hammed name attain!
How slippery and precarious is the way
To Inmest fame, and alt. how many strly
Some fors 1111,1110C111 r. the gigs' height,
Glare for a while, and sink in shades of night.
But some there are, who. without reeking fame,
Gain in her annals sin eternal name
Such men, I mean, as Tufts La. whose great mind
Inventive. hiss from various things refined
A lovely bloom, OW tie antrinish'd sight
knrapturcd meets, and &cies beneath its light—
Tie brightest Blacking. and the richest hue,
That thoUght can paint. or fancy ever drew.
And shall ant men, like 'roan sa, meet with fame?
Perish the thougnt that disallow: hi- claims.
Yes, (nine's loud voice shall Tout MR'S name reiogod,
Till earth's wale expanse echo the glad sound.
Not to the prevent shall that name be dear,
But future ages TUR NIIIR shall revere;
Give to his merits nll the worth they claim,
And pour their plaudits to his honest name,
Blacking Mamba tory,
114, Landou-riad