The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-06-02 00:00:00

TIM STATESMAN.

POLICE.

BOW ITlLM.—Yesterday life driver of a hackney.
•haeb, wee seasoned to answer the colopleint of Mr.
Stafford, for being shwa from hi. coach. Th. cam.
pisinset ststed.that in a stand of 1-1 coach,' not a angle
driver was in his piece, and he was peaty Welted
by the wat►rman when he remonstrated. The coach-
men was fined 10s. and costa.

J. Roach was committed on several chirps of
uttering base coin in Corent..garden.matket.
disorderly seew►srtook
place on /Woodsy and prsterd-ty at Tothill-fields
Fair, and the pickpocket* msde• rich ha►vest.—
Amoni the selferets was Bette, a constable of St.
Margaret's, who was sturnended and robbed 'of a
silk handkerchief; but Mr secured one of the fellows.
who was yesterday b►atsibt to this office and 'silt
committed.

Several other pickpockets, and fallow, with taw.
bting implements, were alsn brought op, anon= the
lilies was a Jew, amused Joseph Jocol.s, with a
pine of oil.ciath Narked in such a manner es ha
were eight chances to one io his honor. Ile said
bogged in Petticoat-lane, but was too well known
by this Police to show himself publicly at the Cut
amil •f die town.— HP was committed. .

Mary While was charged be a black men, who
maid beer in a booth ai the ahoy fin ow' uttering
base silver; bet the Magistrate maid, the eviderecr
was lerolicient to convict her; mud lull, the Work be
was subjecting himvelf to a penalty of 201. for selling
beer without a licence, soil that he would oilisitly
amide hire if an Information nos tai i• lfe fv7fhcc
observed, that any Constahle Itisnoinsi of such an
infraction of the law, and negbictitig to Worm
'vino the offender, was liable to a penally.
WORSHIP•rtROCIAI an 'illy hour on Monday
limning the neighbourhood of lialeittrett, SOW-
gelds, was thrown into slim by • mob of more sham
100 most desperate charades., who bed stoles •
bullock, which they heisted for the pews. of giving
A facility to pleader; and they 'linseed the enraged
Wesel about the neighbourhood, committing deism.
stations she pportenity ellPtel At length a
tuber of inhabitants of Beshisql•yreen, who Tate
I lately bees 'eroded as Special Constahlea, for Ibe
porpoise, stopping these ruffianly proceedings. sit.

lied net armed with their staves, and a despise,
batik took place between them and the mob. After
■ considerable struggle. the Constables succeeded id
securihe two of the ruffians, named Segourney ant
Sd:rtn dr, aril took them before* Magistrate at this
office, when gegourney was fined 11. and hell to Lad,
sad the other, who mss a mere hay, was hued 101.
sod discharged with a severe reprimand.
UNTON-sestet..—Neurernes Imposition, have lately
beer prectised, end sea very great moon', ..n pawn- I
brokers in this district. by persons offerisigvarioesar-
, tides of jewellery to pledge es being made of gold, end
keying a stamp on them, in imitation of the gold
stamp. In several instances tie parties practising
the imposition have been serressfol, es the base
quality of the metal was slot •diecovered until after
the pledge Ives taken in by the pawnbroker. and thix
party had decamped, the pawnbroker helve eavisfiel
by Ike existence of the stamp at the time. Ov Mon.
day, henever, Mary Kim was bre•ght t• the Of.
ice, and esamised before Mr. Ciaaiserns, charged ,
by Mr. Turner, a pawnbroker at Newington, wish
having offered to him is pledge a large-watch seal as
gold, the same having a stamp upon it reeemb!ing the
gold stamp, which was not gold, nor was the stamp
spots it the true stamp, bat forge.).
Mr. Turner, and another pawnbroker, bo attend-
ed at the OffiCS, and she bud also been imposed epees
Red defrauded by similar practices, produced 17 wed-
ding-rings left with theti in pledge, which, when
genuine, are of a superior or pure gold, and worth
sheet 51. per nonce, whereas those produced at the
Office wise worth about 3•. per °once, end the
stamp upon the whole of them was forged.
'the Prisoner was then remanded, with a view, If
possible, of discovering some of her confederates, as
Otero wits strong reason forionsp•ciing that she was
connected with an estensive and 411;114,11MS gime.—
Upon her being brought hefore the Mag....issetsie swim
yesterday, it did hot appear that the officers Of the
paeobrokers bad been ahie to discover say of the
parties who had pledged the oilier articles; and the
Poisoner having only offered to pledge the seal with-
out sereerillirg in obtaining the mosey she wanted,
she was discharged.

r.. leistSkie Was charged
with kotioni .tiles, about tit e.vt. of ooltitter, lb. pro.
pyffy of T. J. Lynch. Mr. 1.. had ihnot 2 inn,
of strinhar in his stern. of *hick 114 eitore.4o4.pee
olgisovd a tarp goads', sad bearing that the Pri.
inner, who oessaionally wlrstesl as • port.r el the
stores, bad been Metered It a limp, for oWeriort sul-
phur for sale at as inteitot snits% he hit! Lao appre-
hended, sod he Mar Ally commis:ea.

J. A.dlius *lli aloe chimed kith steivo
fins, containing Adana online, and Iltoatin4 apparel,
!he vroperly of D. Ecire. The Pri-onOt 'Aged in
.he R^n., room. at a 1.0.4.• its .Alb Ilse
Prr...;:,•, liati :It 'etc.! fteln BAK t‘• icy ttt,

DIED.

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kor I. Great ()mood-wee, poece.qunre, Mt. J. G. Ta lur,
oral A. •
()a the 30th all. will, C. Dell, oepiaror of F. Drake, Nell -
pie-surd.
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. th the 51it alt. at his Image, Clsphaw.coaniman, aged 1::',, I .
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On the 4th tilt at Greenwich, aged 50. Smith Pell 1. E q • 1
, N soy l'ay-altice Neawerwt.berae. secrand anti Name late A.
c4l 4.1011. 4 Newfield, is the mum, alf Marned.
Or the 411th 01 April his, at Flaweetw. la the 14th year at
her ae. Latika, yawned daschtet at Ldwaad Tooke, Eh'. at
lifeth.