The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-08-12 00:00:00

!All. COACHMAN.

A very respectable stock broker, Mr. Cape!,
came forward this day and stated the fullowing

Case : •."".

A few days ago he took his seat in the Glou.
tester coach, on his way to Cheltenham. He ar.
rived on his way thither at four in the emit-01%.
The coach was there changed, and the passengers
alighted, Mr. C. among the rust ; he had nut gime
twenty yards front the coach when he missed Irons
his breeches pocket 561. which he hail in He
told this to the coachman, mad in a state of
anxiety he, with the coachman, joined in en.
mining the coach, and loitking fur ttie money, bet
could not find it. In this situation he procceded
and arrived at Cheltenhais with only 181. so his
pocket.
The man who drove the CoJe/a irunt
London to Oxford was brought in by Nl'Manus
and Sayer; by them, and a friend of Mr. Capel.
it appeared that the Prisoner had negotiated a 51.
note with his landlady, who keeps the King's
Heistl, 11Tych-street, St. Clemeast's, and a hich note
comprized part of the property that Mr. Cepa
had lost. On being interrogatod, the mats eon.
Icssed that the property nas in his possession; he
said that he found it, and that all the rest aas in
his wife's possession, who is now living in Oxtail.
He wits remanded for another hearing.
M.teusoesnocti-sreucT. Yesterday, James
nas charged before the Sitting Magistrate
with breaking and electing the ()thee of Mr. Lo:.
mine, timber-merchant, in .Store-street, Bedford,
square, and robbing the same. Between four ma
fife this morning Mr. Loraine was disturbed by
noise, and, upon looking out of his bedchamber
window; he saw the Prisoner coming out of the
window of his counting-hunse, in the rear of his
dwelling-house. He immediately gave an alarm,
and the Prisener was in eonscquetlce secured, in
the Mews behind the house, by two persons, who
heard the cry of " Stop thief!" Upon mucking
him, about sets shillings worth of halfpence were
found on him, tied up in a handbachief, part
loose, and part made up in two rouleaus of brown
paper, which latter were positively sworn to by
Mr. Loraine's clerk, as deposited by hint in the
desk of the counting-house, together with Hans
loot,' halfpence, last slight. The dirk was found
broken open this morning. The Prisoner denied
all knowledge of the matter charged against him.
lie was fully committed fur trial, and the parties
bound over to prosecute.

CANINE MAnmess.--Serjeatit Nivea, •f his
oth troop 7th Dragomi Guards, at pris at glum
tired in Manckster barracks, was a abort time
ago bit in his thumb by a small dog, belonging tip
himself, and entertaining no suspicion of its being
mad, took no further notice of it; shortly after
tbu dog died suddenly, and on Wednesday se'n.
night thu Serjeant wa seised with the hydro.
phobia, and matured on Sunday morning last.

MARRIAGE.
At Cheltenham, Colonel -es of Sir George Os-
borne, t, kli with lo,thtut.

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At Cbeltenhium. Joke ic;il;il,l.lti. Rear-Adoirai of the
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On 'held instant, in tier 21it 3 ear of hi. nee. Mr.
Asthenia. youngest 'us of Mr. Andrew-. iergeoino of Seam.
team, Miille4es.
Sir Met °nein. Bart. Rrprimontative in Parliament for
the &fvea or l'onshebke, Ttub.,_and %Trona,

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