The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-06-01 00:00:00

D:: RLI N POLICF-

Men Oreice.—biouday, two yoong mon were
brought before the sitting Magistrate clung...l by their
father sod mother with continually robbing them of
every si.ecin of property Obey could ley their hands
on. The poor father is s cripple, and nme to the
office supported by • pair of winnow, whiffs he is
seder the necessity of continually asing. Th► nor-
retie, of tin unhappy parents war truly S heeling, and
periled the cnspa..ino of the Magistrate. sail one or
two other Gentlemen who happeued to be won't it
the time. Tie sous appestai, to be tooth nifty's:
with their distror, sod mode 11?1‘111 prolniell of,
macadam', We Irost with aiststiiy. salt Ceollitintb

Nary Oleatrioribeeing in her possession • tiesa.
shy of Prhilwaealicovvresomed to be stolen, was nu
mended for farther essmiontion.
Mowrits:it-resift Otrics.—Patrick Dense was
brought before the sitting Magistrate. charged 'with
having berglerimuly entered the shop of Mr. Hart-
ford, boot sod shoo.oraker, in Hollon.street, end
stealingiherroet s qoanlity of boots and shoos, his
property. It rpPoored that Mr. Hartford's shop had
been entered et a very early boor yesterday ( fees-
' day), and a member of boots sod ahem steams there.
mot. Poore-officer, Duly of the Head Mice. passing
th;oogh frisry's-lame about noon, happened to see
one Dens, whom character he knew to be notorisea
and missaotorioes,
seas mew boots in a cellar, upon whisk
he took him into custody opens easpkion of having
stolen them. Mr. Hartford soon after came to
Nfonteath.street Oleo, when Davis had taken hie
prisoner, sod ots essminntion Identified the boots
found on Dann to be part.of the articles stolen from
his shop that /aerobes. Informalities sera laid
against him, and he was fully committed for trial at
, the So.sinns. _

ST. JAND.II•STIZET.—On Taaaday last T. neey
was summoned to appear before the Divisional Md.
alttrato for Divides No. 6, to answer the compleitil
of -- Maidgen, sod show nese why he, en tbe
14th of kferch tat, at the Inwood lock of the Grand
Canal, in Ihisfetrossid Divides, did sell spirithoes
liquors by retail, without hada; a licence then is
force, to aosbollie hiss le do so, contrary to the
Astute Its that cane made and provided, and to bring
and produce his liana, if eny sods be had, for sorb
sale. The nose Wog called em by Alderman A Beam',
the Sittig Magistrate, two Kneen Mors appear.
ed to carry ma the promotive, end Thomas Tracy,
ebe Defeodaut, by LIOTAILD 111•Nicz.v, Esq. hie
Counsel. Owe of the Itemise Officers demanded
Tracy to produce his licence.
Mr. M'Nett.t.lr answered for him-44 Re hes none
on produce. Ills defence Is, that ha never sold spi.
ritenes liquors: it lies on you to price he did."
James Manio' was then produced, swore, end
deposed o. oath, thee on the 14111 of March last, being
trey meth fatigued, he snot into the house of the
Defendant, Thome Tracy. Ile called fur half a
ntagin of whiskey, snd drank it ; called fora mend
half noggin end drink it, and game Thomas Tracy a
tenpenny bask tikes in payment. Ida sat is the
house abort ao hour, end then woad sway.
Crn.i.examined by Mr. M.NALLT.+The witness
snore be wos not ill on the rifts of March, nor did
be pretend to be ill. Ile did not COMP In qeisertni,
Of if aguish. Ile did not ask for a little in ; the
whiskey was not sent out fot—lt was taken from a
small jar io • boa. Ile never beard the knew was
afterwards searched, and no tipirittrous liquors found.
lie did not go into the house with a precious latent
to entrap the on ner, and then so prosecute him. He
prosecuted in rapretation of receiving a portion of
whatever fine should be laid on the Defendant Tracy.
Ni) other witness was rltainissed for the proaocution.

Mr. MINALLY.— t yin NOW calla WllllO9llO prate
that the informer Ms sworn false iu miry fart helms
sworn. A yoseg girl of sixteen was then prodeced,
when the Reunite-Wien said he hoped the Magis-
trate would not cumin. such a witneu.
Mr. ht‘Naccv —Let her be eismlned as to her
notions of religion, and to her belief in (store re-
wards and penlshnients.
Alderman Altman eiantinal her—She said she
was a Roman Catholic west to Chap►l frequently,
and was there a short time ago. She knew that tat.
jolt a fake oath was a very bad set, and that had acts
brosaht people's souls to belt. rie Alderman ordered
her to be esamined. .

Mr. SPNALLT.—In whose service do pie live?
In Mr Tracy's.—How Inns hale yea lived with him?
!since I was an infant.— Did you ever see spiriteoes
liqoora sold in the how, by himself, his, wife, or
any other porton ? Never.—Did ►nu ever see that
men at Trac)'s keine ? I did.—When ? On a Sun-
day in last March.—Give en account if what then
passed. lie came in trembling, his hands shaking
this Mae, wild he was weak, sod asked for a little tea.
The MiSlfl.l3 mid she bad tee, but no sugar. The
mar then gut the witness a teopeany to boy whis-
key, et a pahlic-bowie near she barracks, add the
Wilms gave her money to bey some sugar. She bought
both ; the man drank tea and drastic the whiskey. She
saw no jar or bottle taken from a boa. The house
was afterwards searched, and no jars or spirituous
liquors were (Deed, and she was positive theta were
none In the bowie. She wee positive to the person of
Manlcan. the Informer.
Alderman Ancmen.—Dischssge the Informatioe,
and of coarse the Defendant. He observed, that the
complaint came very long after the date of the of-
fence as charged —.lodgment for the Defendant.
A gang of robbers has been discovered in the town
of Mallow ; they had planned the robbery of moat
of the gentlemen's seats in that neighboerbeed, and
most fortunately were detected in sufficient time to
frostrate their evil designs—some fire-arms were
foetid with the..

POLICR.

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MILITARY OUTRAGE.

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QUtt.l-141VARL—Aiallheat Rctlintiaad. a rivals in
the first battalion first regiment of Foot Girard', was
on Saturday charged with wounding P. Petrone des-
perately with a bayonet. Paterson is a jnorneysnan
baker nut of plea. and on Friday morning he was at
hoes. of call in Long-arre. where a master baker
applied, and sent him for some yeast to Pimlico. Ile
accordingly pissed throegb Spring-garden-gate with
his bucket, *khan* the sentinel !hero taking notice;
but when he came to Beckingham-gate, he was g • g
through on the carriage-road, when he heard the
aentinel call out. Ile understood him to say, he
most tint piss that way..but thrrsegh the wicket it the
side; land h., in compliance, stepped off the carriage.
rood, end peered thrno‘h et the side. The rent,nel
followed, and without saying another word, stabbed
hirwits the heck 1 The blood flowed, and aorta pro.'
pie leek him to the Weetnainmer Infitmery, where it
was frond shut lb. Intyonet bed penetrated about
three quarters of an inch, neer the spine. Tha snood
wes dressed, and incurination givers at this office.
The 'Adler% name, however. was net attertrtsin.d,
hot Ibe bisaistrste granted • warrant, which was
eiten to an officer. - He went to Pitmen Barracks,
where be iftscovered that tl•fe Prisoner was the
tass:wko bad been on the post at the time, sad

he took Min into restoJs. In doffing*. ovi p.i_
sower said, be had received orders from Els car.,;„
to prevoot say peruse gibing through the woo dish a
lead; he told tile• baker be could net pass mitt) his
bucket, bet he became abscise ; in consegeolice
which he felt it his duty to attempt to compel him in
stop, es be was boned, whilst sett.• shim, to ills.v
the ord►rs of sir eeninsaniling el6cor.—The M
naves cewsered the casidort of thesoldier in very
severe terms, and directed the baker to ladies hiss
st to. present Sessions. Ile .s ibm' delivered titer
to the ',vinyls else attended, in order to he sari hy
military law. if he bad eaceeded the orders Ee
ree►iad.—Tbs baker &Weld iedilit w soder lard
Elleobereegles Act.
Dait.oll/11.1..—M0a.d..t David Ilredley and ileory
ma new empleyed as soc.nragrn at ihr flew
enesweanwi, were brweilw up In Dangle♦, she ramases beeper
slug prima. wars ►tapped thrift ow then essegaga and
ppm Awls of throe s shin, ressmisieu see qiisils'er-vpirits le
envoy f.r their condors. they .tai./ than sent al she Pll-are,
en peered a few farads to pay slaw a rink. sad bad emp dyed
she* we pr.neee ilte lionana to quell Som.
They were rock c evicted us the pea of 10. but heist
tlatsMe in pay 11* same, they acre sennwored is. tee s.ees►e
hard lamer is B. i&well.

J Cooplllrail was charged by J. erawituto, o printer. ,s. the
ereideyesees af Mr. Napier, ad Pateneaster.rote, tolth I se tot.
lowing robbery:—
The Prwe oho. Wird at the how of • ale. Idosoke. h Ito-
heididhysmayw. see t. she sighs she robbery. the Pewees,
being shut nal of hi. as ap.srieseass. 'Weise/ a hell 11r...
fie twee so the fallawiou s=nail as aa ardy Isaac Ord ...111%
yaw r a taw, to she dam s.f hi. sa-se drowsy Irljr. I feet.
pas OD Ile whale isf his sl ehri. la weer ..hoar a 1....,
them mil be little of =make ia the trialaellalidle ew ,lad
away " hie sewn dada." wakh were eirafrord so he '• tether
shabby." l• edditices. he met with him I.ar sour erasers
Melee shees."l:
.`:"...Pr""aler 's
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dressed es Ihr dohs. of Me. I.;sossesaoyaadi beteg 'weaselly
Mite/ 1a Birwfirld. he us. serored. %nor &Skates trial..[
S. miss elemoselisos sere too It wit him. 801 vo OW es audit s-
tido o• Monday. ha •we the saturant are pabiabwra of the
Proust t...
The P. h. vet wag empeakted Abe trial.
How-n LT —lf•ad Slosh Rissg amartiheedeh .11111,1.1•
ties heft** par IC .tharead ebb thearlhit Me
wile. several articles at tila. r plate. asAl *bee r. pets., ie.
Iraqis% he Mr. Tie. Sten*. lard • the dof 1111•
eabbeliftwe, e. liattettabeek•hill. Ifeetere•rml, with vise ohs
nit...et lived as lIIITYBI. Is appear. dies is 4 same., she
Peaseetawe wafted th. I. our, *PIA he teas pswitsve was isle
to hi. borsoos.• Friday. The Prosser* blames, wareettedy end
a. Ed•airl Wsie.a. • tae-solo.. rem, ab 45 • 'earth
observed her psi isworiblos lose her or metes rad he eserolrettaK
it t.s he part so the otoiess pe•pesty. *lard her !girt st wit .e
her ..ash. • bee she !c.i.f. d a..l bit hts Over. to sits% a I\llb.
see that be was Mated diasbkd s e..wrrerel. peremeeed, wed
gat II art of her ai.•lo.—Stie • oss •n• missed f.eStiaL