The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-03-19 00:00:00

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liaws Iltc. Ile Prosecutor, who rrsittes in Charles.
street, Liridgenator-sqoare, said, that ti•P IWO Prio
supers bad been in his b. ftiCe• noryi ihr vet,
slops =antler in which Hs house hod been broken
open, suveirion fell upon the Painners.
Rensantled, unit otd-rerl to be ker. separate.

Cathas Inc ,ii•Clebe, a notorious pillerer, and dis-
orderly character, was charged with being in the
house of Mr. Park, of Aldor,gs.e-street, with intent
to commit a robbery. The Prisolter, on 'll.urtday,
contrived to enter the 1.0114 e of the Prosecar..r, and
by accident, same one going up stairs, found her in
the bed-room, parking op ...me clothes. and actually
haying upon her • black coat belouging to Mr. Park.
—Fully committed.
BOM•FTIIELT.— VesirrJay a Jew, named Ben.
jamin, a hose house in 11.41ford.court, is the nursery
fur the gang of juvenile prostitutes by which Gabe.
rine.vt feet and its sreighboorhood is so mach infested,
was charged with detaining a quantity of clothes be-
longing to a girl of respectable parents at Vonore.
town. The Complaisant, a very interesting girl,
said, she was 16 years of age, and a short time ago,
on her way home, she was enticed to the Defendant's
hoes., by two girls, and irersoaded to perms tome
of proalitetion. She was dressed op, and seat to lbw
These ses ; and contiound et the house, paying a guinea
a.week for her lodging, and a most exorbitant price
fur her clothes. Being at length found by her pa.
rests, and prevailed open to return home, she
quitted the house, and applied to the Defendant for
her clothes, which amounted in valets to several
pounds ; bet he refused to give them op, alleging,
that she owed bim money. She positively denied
owing him a Grilling, and said, that Benjamio and
his wife bad, by various pretests, drawn from her st-
alest the whole produce of her prostietion. The
Magistrate severely reprobated the conduct of the
Deleadant. ilessjvasin, in an impudent tone, said,
the girl owed him W. or 71. for one thee( and smother.

M tcistaA,Tr —Theo yos hive laced fourteen you,
Ist hammy, end it is high time that you shield be
checked. Unless you inslantly seswie the clothes
belonging to this unfortunate girls 1 shall commit yes
for felony.

Benjamin seemed astonished et this Node of pro.
creding ; bat after brie; locked up for a few hours,
itir caw, to kis senses, and very humbly told the al..
gistrate that the °clogs should be given up.
QULTN-4QUARt.- YPll•rdty I man named Pitts.
resiJing at %ands•enJ. Chelsea, canoe to ibis Office
to class saleable ;old watch, rabkh was wined to
pawn by • poor woman, at the shop of pawnbroker
in Pimento, who plopped it. Pitts now said, be
farina the watch ow a heap of ding, rod he gave it
re his wife vo perm 'The watch was given to aa
Officer to bad an owner for it.

LAtttssstt•sissrr—Yesterday Robert Brown was
brought is this office, charred with rotr,ing James
Waimea, sinew to the Rev. Robert Marin, Rector
of Bishop's Stanford, of 521. in Bank of &gland
metes, besides wearing apparel.
The Prosecutor stated, that he lodged it, the Pri-
annei's house, Munuders, abort three mil., front
Bishop's 'tnrtford, I.:?eir. Wednesday evening,
shout seven o'clock, he went to his stables to leek
to the horses, leaving the door locked. Ile did not
esto►n till twelve o'clock, when upon going op stairs
he discovered his room door broken epee, and his
hoses, one of which contained 541. in wastes. 13s. in
sneer, Ste. were gone. lie knot had et the Prisower's
bed-room door, and was answered by his wife, why
said her !nbend was gone to Louden. lie
im-
mediate!y suspected him, and t►e Norwich Mall
passing at the me, he riot on the °staid*, aud open
their stopping on the road to change horses, the I'd-
loner inure not of the inn and asked for an inside
place ? but the coachman told him he bad so room,
and the coach proceeded to town, leaving the PO-
; r behind. Upon arriving in town, he proceeded
: to this office, and gave information of the robbery,
and Foster, the officer, accompanied hint in pe►sult
e the Pei s . Upon their arrival at Cambridge
Heath, Hackney. they obnyved the Prisoner es tits
*inside of the Norwich coach, Foster, upon oh-
serving him, jumped up behind, and spots its arrival
al Shoreditch, the Prisnnor gist off the coach, and
he was taken into custody, and spot. bins him,
the whole of the noses and silver were foetid in his
pocket.
The Prisoner said, in his defence, that a Gipsy
gave him the money on she toad to get changed at the
Bank.—Remanded.

Weasine-starre.—On Tharirlay • witariosss character. well
hawse to the Police. named booze Ustatkia. was thought he-
ron. Kamer. Swaim. Joa. Esq. by Joshua Armstrong. the
()Sere, charged wi b breaki.R nod emeriti( she deellingsbascse
of 1 bowie Ileury Derain, • povikw-dealer. residing at 1.15,
King•lned.ruad. The Prow/woe thot between two and
there o'clock in the afternoon of t'nnday is.t. be nod bin wife
merit ono le fake a wall. leaning she home secure. owl fork
the key of the sireet• door in Si,. v.osket. No Ferree beteg is she
house. They rethruod home ~bunt eiChi II 'lock at night ;
left a eamitle at n origlifiour's house twos their ;totem au. so
order that he 'night take hone a light as Ith retain. Upset try-
ing so open the door he forted as ohm Urinal is she kr) hair,
arid ia an stool she door on. opened ; he scarcely got ia is hra
be observed the Prisouer one another .faudiwg if. she
The Pri•eoper blew nut she casette. amid wreck kin. • blow on
the bead with a erne.b.le• which be bad in his bend lacy rhea
feel apes hi. mad heat hue in a 0.15.1 dreadful manner. 11,.
Ile bearing a scene screamed out .• Mentor and they basis
raw awes tbe followed thew, crying oat •• stop thief but
had net Proceeded far. when. tithe she hes of blond sad on-
heeettet, be fell* hn wife retainer.' in the pursuit maul the
Primmer was stopped. hue the ntber made b.. recipe. The Pre •
hoer was takes' hut k t•i she lonise ; esker he wined at the door
It. dropped fowl hr pocket • dark Vilileto mad a swan sat-scups,
iihfoli was identified so b.. the prarety at the pr.emi.r._

('pas 1.1110111.11; the owe r drawer aad csplasird had
bee• brakes ore. their cadent. pat ►rd up ready to be
stk. s away. Tar I•rowwr bviiu caged upon far h.% defence,
said. sidle the sreste,t irprJ tree, •' he knew nothing at an
about it:'— Vail) easiatisted.

On Thar•dav an Intioe.i wl. held at Ike Onsed-einion of Si.
nethiinae. ua Use boil, at Catharine Ellis. a paw on.
mho. in a brnia fever, ellaird her In Eta,* dim
ten. dead anal de.ired in he booted. threw herself oat of the
'limit's*. in coineystence of work bike died next day. Verd.ct
—lu•*Yllv.