The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-03-11 00:00:00

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BOW-STREET.—JuIass Bailey. late coachman to Mr.
B—, a gentleman of fortune in Curzon-street, May-
fair, wag bro t before the Magistrate to an.tver the
complaint of Nis 14:11en Stopford, a dashing belle of the
must exquisite exterior.
The lady stated. that haring been informed John Bai-
ley bad left his situation of coachman to ;.!r, It—, and
that be attributed the circumstance to her interference,
she determines' to set him right upon this subject.—
Areurdingly she took a haekney-cuack and proceeded
to Berkeley-mews, where John was then busy with his
new master carriages. "In order to be more explicit"
in what she had to say to him, she thought it would
be heat In alight I hut she bad scarcely done an, before
John peremptorily ordered her to go about her business;
and Noon her attempting to remonstrate, he
.pushed her
down, " like a great boor as he was."
. .

John Bailer was now asked what he had to say to this
charge; and he replied by totally denying the assault.
" The bait was on the other leg'' he said; for the lady
had assaulted him. She hail called to I first from the
coach window, and heraose he did not think roper to
answer her, she leaped out of the coach, polled a her
gloves, rave her untif to a hy-stamli r to hold for her,
and pot iu a boxing attitude before him ;
hat as hr "declined J4,46v,- she rat cii him" man)
ngly Hale'" and then cent away. With rtiTeet to his
having kit his service through her, it was very true, he
added.

The fart wasthlt his meter kept the lady, and be
gave his malter notire, her:lose he did nut choose to
drive her," or any aieh."
The lady was very indignant at this remark of John
Bailey's, and a long alterea ion ens:ted between them
before the Magistrate ; in the conrse of which, it Bp-
i/eared that John did not mind driving her " now and
then in a Hoar carriage," but his conscience would not
permit him to drive her in an 110...
At length the hackney coachman, who hail drivel
Mies Stopford to the Mews, was called, and he having
sworn that be saw the defendant pu.ll poor John
Halley was ordered to find bail to keep the peace to-
wards her.

[anSn.toiraLtwo- &heard Dean, a respectably dressed
a. who sleek! that he was a tailor, and lived at Vt,
Weymouth-m *lk. iieut.rmall,.n areharged by Mrs. (Ads-
Nana Heldman, If Herat .lama-street, Liwolsonse, with
robbing her. The prosrentrin deposed. that-the pri-
soner took a, furnished apartment in her house the pre-
ceiling day, and that morning he cams into her parlour
and asked permission to read the newspaper • be was
left alone in the parlour, ati4 had tan remained long
when he went oat; ' eslialidy after lie was gone she
missed a silver watch and appi Mag.., which had been
hanging over the mantle-pieee, and folios NI the prisoner
into the street and had hint apprelunnleil ; on hes being
searched the watch was found upon hint. The charge
being made out, he was fully comin;tte.l for trial.
Harros-lisanas.—Yestertlay iriiiima /Pi/bog:fedi,
it ansetebed-looking old man, seventy years of age, was
brought before the sitting Magistrate, in the custody of
Wainwright and Edwards, adheres, charged with making
insurances in the Little-go Lottery. The officers stated
that, haying a warrant (on information), they went to
the lodgings of the prisoner, No. 3, :crown-court, Nor-
ton Faigaqs where they fonnli several papen with
figures comlbem, for insurance in the Little-go. That
the prisoner was a noturnes insurer in the State Lottery
and Little-gas—that he had been already twice convicted
of similar olliners. The chary. being made out, the
Magistrate, considering him as incorrigible, sentenced
him to it mooths imprisonment in the House of Cor-
rection.

Suittletot.'s CONVERT.—A person, named Ra-
tions, at Pignerole (Piedmont), hating been con-
victed of coining, was on the point of being executed.
This man, at such a moment, yielding to the religious
exhortations of the Priest oho attended him, declared
that he was ready to abjure Protestantism, in order to
enter the bosom of the Catholic Church. On reeeiving
this intelligence, the Bishop instantly set ont for Turin,
althengli It was late at night, and throwing It:nisei( at
the feet of the King, obtained the partion of the culprit.
On the morrow the pions pastor returned to Pignerole,
crossed the grand square in the midst of a crowd of 11:11" ANI) STRAW.
peoples entered the prison in haste, and set the offender • .
b IT. JAllts . WEITICNATEL.
hbari).--(Paris Prper.) t. s. d. (LI Z. d. 1.
Play - 3100t04 Is 4) 'lay siso to
The fullowing letter has been addressed to the • %wow *to IS ti I sitrug._ I tit •ta
Editor of The Timex:— Clover 5 0 oto II 0 0 (lover '5 10 0'
Sin-1n your Paper of vesterd.iy, the-foilowing-isio
ragraph appears:—'• Mr. lieektrirlt, the gins-tenther, of
Snow-hill, applied to Mr. Conant, Ow ',it, ine Magistrate,
on Monday., for leave to inspect the arms seized in Cate-
street, and other places, as he suspected some of them
might have been itoleti from him when his house was
broken orn by the Fpa-fielils rioters. Ile was re-
ferred to Mr. Itirnie, by whose order the arms were
shown to him ; hat we are not aware that he wog-
ivied any part of thesis. The pistols were mostly new,
of rough manufacture, and very string. from which
it is suspected they were made expressly for their par-
pose. The name Barnet,' was engraved on the lock."
Now, Sir, in consequence of your slanderons remark, viz.,
"it is inspected they were made expressly for their
purpose;" which his a tentleney to injure our cha-
racters as tradesmen, we have thisday obtained an order
to inspect the arms, both at Bow-street end Portman-
street barracks, and the following is the account of the
arms taken from the conspirators in Cato-street, vie.:--
I pair of pistols made by as, and sold March, ISIS, to a
n ;Wessman (whom we coo brio, forward to satisfy any
persons who wish it), sad 6 old pistols, 2 old grins, I
blunderbuss, nose of which were manufactured by
We trust !on will make uses public a reparation as you
cam immediately, by inserting the above statement in
your first journal. We pledge our credit to the truth
of the above statement. We are, Sir, your obedient
servants, Tunas UARNILTT am! Sox
Ountuakers, 134, Minorics, !larch 10.
(The paragraph complained of. was take. serSotios
frost the Coctrier.]

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