The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-11-03 00:00:00

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tedateltntatttebte inipleStMtetZ Pt: that
auk a ere witless very powerfll ell, employed
tiolmeolvos is the has daimons sect of folletßei
the thieves, trio were veer thick shoot the riot as •
had &heady asetestely %%Needed " the peek*
several demist penes. amonist the crowd. The esti
primmer* were partleolarly active in the sort et ma:
awake afteided t. sea the °Mem appvelleelied OHM
both u soar as that object amid be steeled id%
toteTi:l:Triiblok was au trail the sports had coosiedet.
Box boom lately liberated from Brixton Huss et
Correctioa, where he had suffered imprisonment am
Who, &tend dandy collars, marked L. H. win
fund von tie Mbar prisoner. The prisoners mile
sent to the Rosie of Unreal*s to hard Moor iss
three months each:

•
John Ball's wen eft RearteaglowN
ebiquity could not be matey, than the astonishetest
Ifd• Pm& gentleman, who popped late Bran's os4l
the other day to espaire after the Copitals.—" Yes
rill be tagged to tell sae de aorabre of de Capital yes
tire—you draw yesterday Why, Sir, Au
were-1—" !testes an pm. stay a littel MOWS&
Yoe will tell as de Capital larger dam Two Head*
pollede."—..." Why, Sir, there were four drawn abut
INC r there was No. 7848.30.0001."—* All I alba tdt
dat is good; dat is de grand chose. " Vet, and by whoa
it was sel ?"—." Hun sold it, Sir."—" Bus. hat
ha ! von tacky degl vel, allons!"—" There was No.
1,0001., Sr."—'i'Al.! lodged! vet, who was eon
dat ?"—" Bten.Sir."--" Ell! ma foi ! Brea en.
owe? Vel."--" Them was No. 2032, 31101."
" And who was eel?"--" Bles.
dim! 'tie very grand fortune. Now dee de
who was sell dat ?"—" Why, Sir, the last a
6175,1001., also sold by litsu."—" Rh ! de d
'tis von chose leapeasibk. Kiss sell all de four r-...
" Yes. Sir, mid le a former Lottery he sold all the dime
?bitty Theassads."—" DOn he is roe =olden philese.
pher. I vill bey, I vill—let me see. Yes, I rill hey
your shop."—His aabitiou was at last, however, tee.
hated with three tickets; so that he has 3 chums of
galnieg the two Thirty Theesauds vet in the wheel; Gad
we have no doubt Bun will have die good lack of ad.
ling them.
Yesterday a Oentkena got oat of a one.ltorse chaise
at the door of a house near the Obelisk, sad catered
the house without leaving some person at the home's
heed. The &shoal took Ilipht, galloped along Black.
friar's-road, and came in COMM% with a nentleasse's
carnage. the coacussioa was meet violent. the shafted
the chaise were broke off. and the body dashed le
pieces. The horse ran Aug the feet paremeat se
eas side of the Iltackfriarls-road with itte shafts at.
niched to the harems, two elderly females were shack.
ugly Wend by being struck with the shafts. They
were carried away in a state of lasensihility. The
horse was stopped at the bridge without doing faiths
mischief.

Elmo LA et es.—Weduesday night, or early on Titus-
day morning, the horse of C. U. Wyllits, Rsg. of the
Kent-road, was entered by abeam of forcing the back
area window shutters with a *vow bar, *ad phs,
trinket; and line% stolen therefrom. to the vales sf
about 1001. Au eight-day clock was taken down smile,
hat kft is the kitchen, as it seems the thieves thee&
it too ponderons to carry away. On Monday night,
the house of Mr. Jones, iu Selfelkottreet. Borough.
was entered, and robbed of a quantity of valuable pro.
porgy.
A lady. returning from a friend's totes home kt.
tween six and seven o'clock on Thursday- mai*
was seized in Edmund-street, St. Pancras, by tee
villains, one of whom tore her shawl from her
shoulders, while the other struck a female mutt
who was with her a violent blow on the head while
in the act of calling murder. The villains made this
escape.

Thursday night some thieves stole some lead pipes,
and sheet lead from the Chsrcb of St. Margaret's,
Westminster. The robbery was committed after dark,
and it was not observed by the watchman though his
box is very near the spot.
HIGHWAY ROHBZNY —Thursday night, shout eight
o'clock. as Zacharias Walters, servant to Mr. Debit•
ham, of Camberwell, was returning home, after makisg
several purchases in the Borough for his master's fie
milt', he was suddenly attacked near the Alms-house",
beyond the Elephant and Castle, by a gang of more
than a dozen in number, who under pretence of a ge-
neral battle amongst themselves, penned him roared,
hustled hint from one to the other, and at length
knocked him down. in the confusion his basket, cos•
taining the goods, disappeared, and the pretended
combatants then commenced a running fight. Walters
called the watch, and Edward., a patrol, came promptly
to his aid ; but the villains had got clear off. TM
basket contained grocery, spices, and a considerable
quantity of lace, the whole of which cost V. 16s.

MARRIED.
On Wednesday. Slat ult. at Astbury, In Cheshire, the
Rev. Edward Gregory, of Lower Hardee,. near Cuter-
bury, to Mary, oldest daughter of N. M. Pattisoa, Esq. of
Congleton.

DIED.
Os the 18th alt., at his house in Great Denmark street,
Dublin. after only six day's illness. Sir Hugh Nugent.
Bart. of Bailinlough, county of Westmeath, In the 81st year
of his age.
Oa Monday last, at West Mailing, sear Maidstone, is the
88th year of his age, fteWamia Bates. Esq. formerly& part-
ner la the Arm of Messrs. Jukes. Coulson and Co. of Upper

Toames-street.
At his lodgings in Scotch-street. is this tows, as Than-
day evade, last. Mr. Matthew Piper. one of the Society
of Friends. aged 91. By a system of parshaosions moor
my, Mr. Piper had amassed a considerable forties, bele-
&deed is the eejoymeet of a very trilling portico of it, asd
in bis late illness, which was a protracted one, scarcely al-
' lowed himself the necessaries of life; these, however, were
supplied by his connections, but which he would have doe-
saluted extravagant luxury. This singular character, AM
he abridged his own personal eujoymeets, was Whit 0!
promote the interest of others, bet is sub a way cooly 00
he might retails the possession of his riches. for his doltish
width are es tonlive. were not lobe ealled into wiles deft
his life. Mr. repo has endowed three schools, sat 0
Whkebasea, soother at Kendal, and another at Walsh
each with two illsosisd pounds ere per cents. Nevi Aunt-
ties; he has also bestowed one thousand pounds ive par
coats. to supports seep kitchen in this town. The* hi,
denied to himself the pleasure of being ea eye-wile* 0
the be Ilsos conferred on society, it would
ties Se his sawastry to say that be diposed of a motel
weeltb brpsedismous praise. as he seemed to diner%
polarity. lite. Piper was seldom. it ever. iodated to
the slightest relief to indigence, and it is said that his 01'
semi expenses ono emennted to tut.— (Ceestn______aPeebXJ

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