The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-02-02 00:00:00

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Bow - STREET. - Yesterday Mary Turn
brought to the Office, charged with feloniuusr
ing a lace veil from the shop of Mrs. Joanna
in St. Martin's-Line, tv h.-re she *not under
tence of purchasing trilling articte, and was
to put the veil under her gown, and on her being
tected it was found on the ground near her.
The Prisoner, who is a respectable-looki.
resting young woman, did not deny the chare;e,
pleaded distress as the cause of her doing the;
She was committed for trial.
A cyprian was charged with robbing a farms
is lame and very deaf, of bank-notes to the
of 591.

The Prosecutor admitted that he had been
house where he ought not to have been.
A great portion of the property was recovered t
Godfrey belonging to the Office.
The Prisoner was committed for further extiniett.
tion.

John Lindsay, late a gardener in the employ
Grace the Duke of St. Albans, at his seat so
worth Park, Hampton-court, was charged tri
picion of feloniously stealing a desk, contair
number of bank.notes, silver, and a quanr
&c. &c.
None of the stolen property has been foot
the Prisoner having left his place and lodging
the time of the robbery, which was os the /
January, and strong circumstances of 'vapid(
ing arisen that he was not at his lodging at tt,
the premises were broke open, he wassuspected
however, surrendered himself on hearing he was
pected.
He was committed for further examination.
Messrs. Webbe, Holmes, and Farrel, three
and well-known thieves, the latter only 10
age (the whole of them are supposed to have
custody at the °Rice on charges of felony as
they are years old), were brought to the Office,
charged with a most daring robbery, by goinr
the shop of Mrs. ;:,once, in Short's-gardens,
pretence of purchasing shoes; wheel they
opportunity of knocking her down, and endear
led to make of with her watch, which was
up, although it was bat four o'clock in the
noon ; they were, however, detected and secured.
They were committed for trial.
They are three of young Loryis gang, wise
quented Kelly the publican's houie, to MN
stolen property.
HATTchN-GAIDEN.-- Yesterday Nirteles Uqpit,
man withoot a nose, is hrolght before the Sitting
Magistrate for examination, charged by John.Liol.
btick, the Officer, on suspicion of having tornsittad
divers felonies:
John Limbrick, the Officer, being swora4
that be receive(' information, that a man ammo*
the description of the Prisoner, slept at the Mats;
Head lauf In the Borough, on Wet Snaday 111 14
and decamped before day,. after haring stein a •
221. in cash and amillebislle, from.a•
j the name of /feet's, that "steps in the neat-room '
rhim. The Prisoner afterwards took op his ,
at the Royal Oak public-house, Back-hill,
Used by the Ater, belsegi.,g to this Office ; IL
sequence of this information, tad Aliata4 the
soner answer the description, he and Mod tot
into comedy, and searched his WWII" aad person,
on whom they found eight Ss. Benk-tokens;Vl false
land counterfeit, three 3s. Bank-tokenstwo:dailors,
a shilling, and an .184.. piece, good,;. iftes•-*"
..Bank-notes, and one 21. Rink-note, a horse
two whit' flowered silk waistcdats, and I dupes.
Aaron Carter being sworn, said he is laskilerti,
`the King's Head Inn, in the Borough. On 11.41111 m..
dry night, the 29th of Jan. the Prisoner deptitt'
ness's hrruce, where he 1040 slept for eight or
nights before ; a man Of the name of Yeates, a I
man, from Windsor, who came to attend Mt
gate-m,;1.p.:, slept in the next room to the Pris
on the same gallery; the Prisonek, Vilm Mid
worked at Blackfriars-bridge, was off before o
and the fisherman got np before five o'clock,
f.;oil‘l he had: been robbed of all his money, •
was about 221. m Bank notes and some silver,
also a clasp k.-ife.
John Pepper being sworn, said he is a watcbmoie
it the King's Head Inn ; he called up the ishitOssio„
Yeates, about 20 Minute! past four on Mob*
morning, as he was to be at Billingsgate market
five; witness left him a candle to dress by, and
went down stairs; in about 10 minutiae after,
called out, watchman, watchman, I am robbed:
Witness returned. again, and Yeates told him
breeches had been taken from under the bolster, 4tisd
all his money was gone, and also a clasp knifq.the
knife now produced is the knife stolen from Ye,4es,
which witness sold to him for 18d. •
In order that Yeates, who lives in Wildint., ght
I be present, the Prisoner was reniandpi •
examination.
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