The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-07-05 00:00:00

SNIPPING INTELLIGENCIL

Mat., JULY ♦—A rrited and Sailed for the River, Ost
James Dunlop, Stephens, from St. Kitts.—Came down
and remain, the Coldstream. for Calcutta ; the Arcturus,
Mika, for Malta, and the Phcenis, Weyuton, for Boo-
bay,—Wind S. W.
FALMOUTH. JULY 3. —Art; ved the Active. Qs&F.P. froli
London.—Off the Port the Mars, Somersall, from Demo-
rara for London.—Wind S W.
CORR, JULY I.—Sailed His Majesty's *chooser; nits.
—Wind S. W.
PORTSMOUTH, JULY 4.—Passed by the Man. idea .
sail, from Demerara for London. —Wiwi S. S. B.

OLD BAILEY.—'Thu Mointitir.
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Bridget Dart, Eteaaor Collis*, and Phirbe Rlisahith
Douglas, were indicted for privately stealing a quan-
tity of lace, the property of Mari Ann Nicholls wad
Sarah Markham, residing in Shoreditcb, on the IPTIPM
ing of the 24th of May last.
One of the prosecuting parties deposed that on the
evening stated in the indictment, the prisonen Dart
and D ogles came in and looked it some leer, but
bought none. Collins then entered the shop. bit no
conversation took place with each othe►. and in a few
minutes a piece of lace was missing. The primmer,
were charged with the theft which they totally denied.
Wm. Henry Hill, a constable, stated, that he took
the prisoners into custody, searched them, bet found
nothing upon either ; nor did any conversation talus
place between them. Wit till inspecting that
the property was concealed about• their person, be
went for another officer, to assist is taking them to the
watch-house, when, on going iloog, the Iles dropped
from the clothes of the prig Collins, which was
afterwards identified by the proseentrix.
James Brown, another officer, confirmed the above
witness's testimony.
The Recoensa summed op the evidence to the jory,
who found Collins guilty, and acquitted the other two
prisoners.
BOROLART.—John Pent, was capitally Indicted
for breaking into the dwelling-house of Mrs. Mary
Eiger, and stealing 12 bottles of wine and spirits, a
considerable quantity of copper coin, and other arti•
cies her property, on the 26th day of May last.
The prosecutrix stated herself to be a widow, living
in the par;sh of Hornsey. On coming down stairs otti
the 26th of May, she discovered the front door un-
bolted, and the parlour window op, although both
were properly secured when she went to bed the over
night. The prisoner had lived servant wills her a
short time before, and suspecting him to be the thief,
she had him apprehended.
James Linebam. an acquaintance of the prisoners,
who had been also apprehended, deposed that the pri-
soner came to him on the morning of the 26th, about
three o'ejeck, and t►at he had a quantity of copper
lmiln and egirs in bis possession. They went daring
the morning and took some refreshment, after which
the prisoner chewed ►im some wine.
Mr. Jessie* Houton) stated to the Jury that there
was no charge made oat, except by the evident* of
Linehan, who if not an accessary, was at least a par•
ticipator of the spoil. If the Jury had any doubt es
to his veracity they would give the primmer the benefit.
The Jury found a verdict of Not Guilty.
glizabeth Copps, Catherine Carrick. and Nary
Smith were pot to the Bar charged with a highway
robbery, sod stealing 4s. from the person of Joseph
Read, in Wellington-court, Drury-late. Copps was
found Unilty—Carrick and Smith Acquitted.

SPORTING.

BETTING AT TATTBRSALLS.-JuLT 4.

DONCASTILII ST. LZGIII.-3 to 1 apt Swap--16 to 2 agst
Ajax-11 to 1 apt f. out of:Mundane-12 to 1 agst Newtyth
—IL to 1 apt Pilptile-18 to 1 apt Mareellos—lb to
apt Akarius-20 to 1 agst say other.
'SEMI TTTTT Mont.—gm ott )lons-4 to 1 apt
Posthuma.
NIWKAIMET JULYS s.-3 to 1 apt Logle-4 to 1
agst Diana-5 to 1 apt Lord Foley's f.