The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-07-24 00:00:00

LEO %CM.

THOMAS r. MO Vri:o .—The ATTO.:NrYgerft.
NA I. stated that he held in kis hand the eakulali,
that his Lordship directed to be made on Tlninihr.
The Lento Cnasxcl:ct.oa—'. Let it hr handra to
me, and let the agents come to my mom in tie
of Lords Oil Monday morninr, and I will fin 6„
them the minutes of my jviltpttent."
Wwyw r. tuctwEt.t..—The Lotto Cusxcmor
reeted this ease to be put iu the paper for joilvectt
wt aesiiay next.

LWPOSITION UPON Prnuntife. •

Some comphints have !wen made to ITT. it oonier.
against the !tractive of Jolt,. dctreil, 411 extra res.
stable of the City, nod watchman of the ward of Cole-
man-street, who was represented as a person who leried
emattibutiutet iii the -twist dariug Illan:orr upon the
bowies in the City, an investigati.a
iris entered uyon by the 3farsbal, and subseviestiv
the cast wag heard before the 'hinny and Cotatiseit
Council of Cr looms-street.

Mr. Wouttier said it hail come to his knowledge
that 4.vera I publicans were iiiipo(ed upon by persoas
who took upon theiuselve; the character of polite
officers. Ile directed same of the night patruie
make particular ininiri.-s, with :t view to vim :twit
impo.itions as had been lately raised to the preinflee
of the existing system. The 3larshal addest tam tie
;mil knoll n instances in which wen connected wits the
pollee became rompanions of thieves, and relished their
,oeiety so much, as le wink at robberies, and r
f....quently to parth it.:
pr olive to inquire into
errs very pal ticularly,
a-quaint:tom with thiev
for the detection of the

The patroles stated,
ant frequently. at a di
public houses, where
sons to drink with hit
essinpanions walked off
relying upon his of eial
Irruption from all demur
armed by a publican
Mr. %Contort. said,
"Ales with the defend"
poor :;iris of the town
pnrpose of extorting ,
31r. Orpnty Poynter
fendant and dicutissrd
The Common Council
that the publicans would give infornisiion agaisst►
persons connected with the police, who should ai
t.t impose upon them under circumstances of thisil

_ . .
liow-Sratur.—Saturday, Sa 1111 l el Patirsore nos .
brought before Sir R. Halter, upon a common assat4.
warrant, charged with beating and cruelly treads('
his wife, a pretty looking young woman, to whew b.,'
bad been ;-
proved
`the worthy
until he
,taken •
that a
Adam,
dered of
about
upon his
he was
searchi.
linen bearii
sower made
witted for - --
tend.
UNION HALL .—..% person, who 1.74 i previously
carried /on business in an extensive wq, as a kern
dealer at Walworth, susderirent a long private ex-
amination -at this Office on Saturday. churn! with

week, to give time fur 3lr.

to wiuk at robberies, and not u.
ii•ate in them. It had heat( his
nto the ronditct of the Iron ai-
ry, cons lured as he nu, that aa
neves was by nu means sstduaq
the offenders.
•=l, that titer obaftered fge
istance from his post, and sill •
be had been known to b
him, and from which hen
off without paying the
ieial character as a couplet"
lands fur drink. This was col.
of Fleet-street.
that fellow; arbo =sale On mai
ant, scree in the habit of dnggiag
sit towards the Compter -for tit
money front them.
er severely reprimanded tha tip •
him for ever front Iris situation.
il of the Ward expressed a hops
mild give information against at

een married only two months. Ills conduct was.
d to have been so extremely brutal to ber, that
orthy Magisioste ordered hint to be contositted
he found good lota, mull he 11.2$ ibiik to be
away, wheWaseotteer. o brought him stated.
few nights mei thil Wood, Eac..at
1, in HertfordilMrt, www Rod Os.'
iltati of various kinds of p , ' amoustif
60/. When he went t 6 opprehe Irleoloi
his wife's complaint, he obtained i -01111.1
s concerned in the burglary at Hr. twee, ela
ling his anarttnents, he found some articles of
bearing Mr. W's name at full length. The ri
made so soave? to this charge, and was coo
I for a week, to give time for 31r. Wood to at-

I animation "at tins ulllee on laturuay. coargms +„..
uttering ten and five pound forged notes, to nrisill
I parts of the country. Of late numerous forgeries .r.
1 large valne have been successfully passed a WS'
rions parts of Surrey, Sussex, and Kent, so wail bill,
itatted, as in must instituters to defy detottiee. till rek,_ .
i mated at the Bank for payment. Some days age rim
artimoti paid a 101. note to Mr. (4-lett, another 0
Ms. Brooks, and a 5!. note to sir. t.teen, all of V
Iworth, which in a day or two were ascertained to
Wed ; no imputation bad ever been cast on the pet.
settees character, but every body thought it stranglk
! he sbotild poasess so many as three forged notes; Ill•
I
, length infornsatiod *as gives at the Bank, ia boob,
' quence of which the prisoner was apprehended ee
Friday evening by Joseph Snow, one of the coasts.
bits of Newington, whilst riding through Walwortb..
i Mr. Rooker, the Bank Sylicitor, and Mr. Fish, et,.
I Inspector of Bank notes, both attended, aid at nor
1
suggestion of the former, the prisoner was reward/4E
for another hearing this week.
BIRD.
Oa Toady last, at Littleton, Middlesex. after a life smatv
asisloosly and bieessantly employed la acts of ..&„
and charity. Mrs. Wood, wife of 'Thomas Wood.W:f.:lr
above plsed. aud only dasmhter of the late Mr leiwiedli.
Hemet Rattle Ovraisteed, in Vie moan of Broom
'Lis
At Alsrseitlos, PO the loth Wife fa the Sidi
age, Hoary Witherby, of Ossiten's
4110 S(lfi. lit Mr. Whhorby, of Bi
i
Idsti irtsilted, and .at the
Tn. •
" IdesoasstarPri= "Tea Coarrievirma"
P4sor.l. Ne. lak Strafed, appeal* St. Commies Ms*
by R. 1111tDELL Jan., LL. R.: to wheal ad C4IP
Ill'valvalie's*, Orders,a • are requestedto be addresstr