The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-10-03 00:00:00

hew.. It .1. CIA tinbrre and R Hedger, Elyra. charged
with having ♦iolated I of the Ciaasee of the
Alien Act.

Mr. Capper, Inspector of Aliens, stated that the alien
had ►iolated the Act of the 56th Geo. 3, e. 86, which
enacts •` that lien coming to this country shall
produce a passport, in whicb his name shall be traly
stated." In the present case tba alien had pawed hytwa
names, bovine, on the 26th of June, sailed from
ton to Dieppe by the name of Charles Chamhonne,
which he returned to England in the following
the name by which he had previously presented his.
self at the Alien•office being Jeao Trouillard.
passports by which the defendant came into lie country',
by the different names, were produced by Mr. cappi,
who 'total that it was the wish of Government to rh
vent foreigners from coming to this country in clitErear
names, which they could only be supposed to do bar its.
proper purposes. Mr. Capper also said, that these were
not the only names the defendant went by, in proof of
which he produced receipts for money sizned by Med,.
f.ndant in the name of Guillielms Cherie, which a
French witness proved to be the defendant's hand.
writing.
The alien stated, through an interpreter, that the sa-
fives of the Continent were in the habit of using differ-
ent names when they travelled oat of their owe teem;
try, sometimes using their first name as their same',
and sometimes taking. the names of their ulotlitrl or
wives.

Mr. Capper here observed, that all foreigners moist
into this co/entry were hound to conform to its lies,
which the defendant evidently had not done, u the law
required that his mane shonld be folly stated is his
passport, which was not done in this alien's ease, who
also violated the Act by out reporting himself at the
Alien office on his last arrival in this country.
Mr. Cuastnans said, that fact was quite sufficiest;
was probable the defendant was • sinnerler, who west
harkwards sod forwards frees this cosetry to Fraser, by
differeet names, and without s pinyon.
Mr. Capp* said. it was the wish of Mr. Secretary
Peel to snake to example, for the purpose of putting •
stiryt_to the practice.
The Magistrate', on referring to the Act, fonnd
that the prisoner, by lot reportinz himself at the Ali...
office on his arrival, became subject to a month's im-
prisonment, for which term be was sent to the Cuonty
gaol.

A person of very respectable appearance, a Purser ns
the Navy en halfpay, was charred with having robbed
a hose, at which he was in the habit of dining, of a
tea chest. contaiaieg 15 sovereigns and some silver ta-
ilpipe's.
An officer, who bad bees seat for as soon as the .16.
merry was made, stated that he searebe,l the prison.r
sad his apartments, but found none of the property. 0.
was remands d for further examination.

TOWN-HALL, Sorinwaiti=lFeste. 'day, Biddy ifs.
horsy wascharged with robbing • Mr. Deering, a pri•
boner confined is the Kiog's Bench 'prison, of a fitly
pound Bank of Eogland note, and a five nonn,l nom.
The prisoner had been employed by Mr. Deering to
clean. his arartserst, and on Saturday last she was li..
charged. rbe wary at that time was safe. Os Mon-
day last the prisoner came to Mr. Deering's room wbitst
he was in bed; after she left the apartment the moony
was usisoed.
The prisoner said she bad not bees in the spirt-
aunt of Mr. D. since Saturday last ; bat two iters.ms
confined in the prisms saw her is Mr. ll.'s room tot
Monday.
The cue was pat off for a future exatnina'ios.
In the night of the 23r1 of September last as extols,
sire roberry was committed on the premises of Me.
Jobs Pierson, of Kiseholten, IN Huntingdonshire,
cloth factor. Mr. Pienos'a warehouse is situated
over the Market-place in that town, tad the nosy
was effected by means of aunt robbers getting or the
shambles, and breaklag thesugh the tier of the ware-
' &nem Application WM Olds at Bow-street Office,
and Taunton, one of the principal officers, wu ae.A
down to discover the offender, and after a great des!
of trouble and ezettion, trued eat circumstances
which led to the sosploion of gypsies, who bad cl-
amped in the environs of the tow., being the per-
petrators of the robbery ; they had however decamped
on the morning after it took place, but were at
length found out by Tanaton, at Arebitter Lane, near
Irlingborough, in Bedfordshire, where they had
again raised their camps, and in the sight, after they
had retired to rest, be, with assistance, snared the
whole of them, and the nest morning took them be-
fore Geary, Esq. one of the Magistrates for the
County, when some of them were admitted se King's
evidence, and two of be. of the Winos of Thomas
Loveridge and Benjamin Smith, were filly committed
for trial foe the robbery.
About two o'clock yesterday afternoon a shocking or-
rrrrrr ee took place is the house of a butcher, IC),
well-street. A lad, 14 yean of ege, servant to Mr. Wane,
was discovered in the kitbag cellar, under the shop, is a
lifeless state. He had bees sent below for a broom, but
not returning, one of the men went into the cellar to
look for bins, whea he discovered the lad lying on the
fine, with his neck so tightly entwined in a jack towel,
that it was with difficulty he was released. The jack-
towel hung to a hook. It is snpposed he had put his
head through the towel, and run round till be became
giddy. Three medical gentlemen were instant's called
in: they used every endeavour to restore animation,
but to no effect. •

About seven o'clock yesterday morning, tie inha-
bitants of Swan-yard, (icing Somerset Hesse, in toe
Straad, were dreadfully alarmed at a great part of the
street falling in. aad exposing to view a utmost read*,
abyss. the bottom of which t►e eye could net retch.
On examination. it appears to bate bent an old
owed well, and upwards of 100 feet in depth. '0
which is now full of water.

MARRIED.
~, avezaay, the Ist lastant. at Burton Latimer, North-
' amploashlre, Pater James, eldest son of ?Jr. Welber. of
Wormwood-street, to Margaret, fifth daughter of Mr. siloo4-
all, of the former place.
Oa Saturday, thasakh alt. at St. Michael Bassishaw. Mr.
George Temple, of Guildhall, to Maria, yomirest ilsaah•ir
ofJoseph Weatherley, Esq.of the Poultry, Loudest.
On Tuesday, October I. in the parkh choral of inlay,
W.. Job. &Met Aubya, third son of Sir John Saint- bl ot.
Bart. allowance, Common, to Anne Dorothy Barrett Le. -
nerd, eldest daughter of Sir Thomas Barrett Lenalrilitart.
of Beil-hcese, is the county of ESsitN.

IMED.
On Tuesday, the Ist inst. at Peckham, in his 131 h ).•
Mr. Edward Elliott, late in the °thee of Mews. Vole and
Co. solicitors, Ave-Maria-lane. soil only son of E.l*.irr
and Mary Elliott, of Crosby-row.
Oa Sunday last, of • rapid in the ISt h ‘el rof
ler age, Mrs. Jane Street, wife of tiL-orge ...ht., •
Esq. of Kilburn.
Last week at St. Wenn, Co:nwail, R Parkin, at t.ic a I
%sowed age of 09 years.
On Sunday last, atTruro, Charles Carrie, at the adootrei
age of 90 years.
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