The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-02-18 00:00:00

POLICR.

Blani.nosiocon-Svatter.s—A youth salmi omitA
charged with stealing a qtmutity of silver speak,.
pro pteenliam-cororty of Murt-road.r. Niels()lion, architect, of Law 41
The prisoner, who is 15 re2r% of age, and al
tire to a hair-dresser, its tottenham-coart-rma,
and shaved the prosecutor for several week.;
Tuesday last, be waited% the kitchen until theeliqb!
were ready to have their hair cut. After he by
the house, the servant missed three silver spools .01
were left in a saucepan to wash, and on Mrs. N.
111 r her plate, site missed three others which Lai
stolen at another time. The prisoner, on being claw.
pressed, confessed stolen the six spoon, ,;ii;
pointed unt one to his toaster %ditch he had
between the wainscot and the wall in the wasiikum,
the others be said he bad given to another youth sass
Stephenson, whose face Mr. P.tattasr reetignisttlau
old acquaintance.
Stephenson denied that Collet hail given his
dispose of, and much roguish recriminative case
between thew. But it turned out, that the fonah
bt
offered to pay for the spoons if he were let gn, wit
was remanded. Collet was folly committed for trig.
Sew-Sraaxv.—Vestertlay, .ifirkee/ /Vend, pi*
Marpky, and Irild, were brought. to the O.
and uilurnteilt an examination, charged with rs,,a,;
'the littering gronitti of the parish of St. Clement
in Poringal-strett, Lincoln's-inn-fields, of a isuab,;,
dyad
Joseph Crouch steed, that on Monday
about two o'clock. he sate all th prix
httrying-ground in Kirtisgal-stre.tt, Lineoln'oimsfik
by a aicket gate, and afteew..rtia he sratebur-L•
••att
having no donut hat their object was, alma
ke
large sack thrown over the wall, which he ballade),
contained Iwo thy brosight not ifsmiltuk
through the wicket t'•, wlitelikiir-had me desk as•
taint' our body. both seeks were pat tots a harkin.
coach a hich was itaitlre. slid drove away by tler
Wirt WiPite. Wiwia h. knew to hie a hackney ceadia,
tar priimoirrc, Bile and Murphy, rot!, in t!,e c,rs I
the sacks. lie followed the cogglitsSt. '1 Liiiiiaisfia:
I.i: al, in the 11t rough, where e sat his e ere isims
(In the following ti.iy he p.are iritortelaquti to Ilbrovv,
,itticers of St. Clemi ut Vanes, a it hat hr 114
when an examination of the litirting-ertnind trek Aft
it was ascertained that the bi;iiirs ot three old psob
high had been interred on the Sunday, hail Ares t+
one of them ts 2 years of age, anii the youngest mon;
hey were two 14.0111C11 kin! a mail. Only theit
.‘t•ri• taken, the eta': and shrouds remain. A asah.
,1" wher Itotiies it was aseertiiimeil here stohL
Marty in it hat nas called the poor vault.
wa, limit. (..• • -hall Polieoadiafi
• ts urra ut Ito *catch St. 1 Itiottius's Hospital for tlmaie
nodal.% laii.ll was granted, and the grave-iliggsega
',is as,istant, of St. (lenient Danes' parish weepol.
into eustodv on suspicion of being roneert rd di
robbers. 1. be three bogies were not found at •
hut several surgeons rere fo,po whip
dresses for iiisecting a nunibeicif bodies, al iga
heads cut olf.
Mr. tinrney, tke Rector of the parish,
tondo!, and conminiued of not having eel
maistauce at I:talon-hall Police-office.
The Vestry-Clerk and Sexton of the parish she
tended.

The prisoners denied the charge, set up arsine, wito
regrianin.ated upon the witness Crouch, wise tler
char:zed with Laving brought forward the accesibi
agaiaal theta front spite or disappointment, he kis; a
tem' r rev! ion-nt.'s, or beiblr-anatcher, As they atutall..;
that hr had hem sorb from a child, and-devil& w
doubt lov that hr had gone to St...lenient lkiaghatv
ing-groo tad fur the purpose of robbing it; hit Whit
that the ground had been worked and the nem rept(
be was angry, It..cause somebody had bees tbffe befor
bum.
The primitives were ordered to find hail, co It tow
weitte(l.—The grace-Jigger and his assistant we ki
Charged.

1. Mitchell, against whom a bill of indictment essfer
at the lai.t Wakefield Sessions, was arrested at Limp'
on Friday last, by virtue of a warrant free Those
Morton, Keg. issned in consequence of a rertiforne fret
Mr. Foljambe, the Deputy Clerk of the Pests. It.
Saturday he was brought before the Magistratesst Stir
fix, anti, in default of bail, was committed to tat hi
trial for *edition, at the nest Pontefract Sessiem Ip
to a late hour on Saturday night he had not pw
bail; anti it was intended to convey him the
morning to the Mune of Correction. The bail NOM
was, himself in 1411., and two sureties in 31$. die
(1 eerie I,•:elligea,•er.)
Tuesday, as a number of Ferryden and Wawa
bows were engaged in their useful employment dbl.
ing otf Montrose, a large salmon leapt into one all
bouts, just as amerce', were prepared to throw their Ise
The superstition of our daring and industrious 6ithatim
is proverbial, but in this tistance it was rather sispie
Air, tin the appearance of the fish, they devoutly doe
their labonr awl sailed home—certain that if they dud
to take any fish that day they would never catch mile!
--(Moictroae Recipe.)
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. .
l'utio-Dnoretsc.—About eight o'clork on Mao*
evening a male child, apparently about three weeksols
was funnJ by the watchman, wrapped up in a pleads
blanket, lying on the pavement at the bark of
George Inn, in the Old 11,41ey. It was takes 44/4
Sepulchre's workhouse, in West Smithfickl, wbeeels
likely to do well.
rm.—About six o'clock yesterday morning ilk'
broke out at the dwelling-house of Mr. Arkisoe,
in James's-street, Paddington ; it originated in tit
ing-room, on the second flour, and had destroyill
greater part of the room, together with a quit
clothes which were hung np to dry, before it**
covered ; but the house was preserved from beige*
stoned by the prompt exertions of the firemen, 14
plentifuisnpply of water.

BIRTH.
On the lifth instant. .t Hiple), near Portsi
of (apt. Hashford, of three children, two sons
ter—all IMO) to do well.

MARRIED.
Mr. asorlte Rmtke, of !ha IStrentl, to Mrs. WlNtlatO
of the sale Mr. J. W. Warr's, of One samEOMIL
On the 17th instant. at Layton.
Esq. of Mistle). to 7tlrs. Mary A tilios,""iisogh
Mount, Msg. of T.eytonstone.
On the Oti of Deeenaber last. M Rio
Capt. Bridgman. R. N. to Eliza Caroline, eldest the#/er
Henry chamberlain, Esq. his Majesty's Consal.oeMtki•
the Brazils.

DIED.
Oa the Nth, at the house alter coo-in-law.r
R. A., Mrs. Riker, relict of the late Captain 114
Baker, rtth grenadiers.
.On the 10th Instant. in theflOth year of his or'. .1
Surrey, the Res. Rogers Roiling. Vicar of that pariah
a !Oil WATER AT LOPIDON:RRIDO THIS-r"