The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-11-27 00:00:00

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plot sly *shoaled, sad• oleo of them, the yanked, sat i
dews spelt the deer sad messed'.
Jobs Clippettee, a poor man. who lodged
Great St. Aseirewittreet, Seven Dials, where the deem&
est and the children also lived, detailed the siteatimad
the children, who are illigitimate+ aad who hod bees
newly starred. ,
Mrs. Clippereen then corroborated the bashasd's state-
ment. •
• A.Bearlle deposed to finding the cbildrea in the state
described.
,The mother said bar children alwayspattook of what
she bad, whether little or esuelf, sad she did as well as
she could for thou ; she received allowances from the
respective parishes in which the three children were
beret 4owards their maintainance, but it was paid only
°het a month, and then she laid it out as well as she
amid for their benefit. She was a single woman.
After some consultatiee, the womas was ordered to
be removed to her own parish, St. Omure, Hanover`
square, and the children. Wiliam to St. tiiles's Weeks
house, there to be well cleaned, clothed, and fed, Sul
placed ceder medical care. s IJ''. • .
A warrant was issued against Willoughby Bowestr.
tbe father ef the aat in arms, for the purpose of corn-
palling him to find isfsureties for its maintateance. He
was apprehended in the course of the day, and cons•
milted in default of bail. •
Jobe Willis, a short dark man, having the appearance
of a foreigner, was chargesd as follows ;--
He took abed at the Russell Coffee•hosse. Cotes(
garden, on Monday eight, and yesterday morning ha
got up early, but before he could leave the house llteo
chambermaid missed the *beets from the bed he bed es.
capita. lie was *topped, and an officer called is, who
fond the sheets under his waistcoat, and also fossil op
his person • pair of plated candlesticks, two pair of dl-,
Yee seltsretongs, several silver spoon*, a 21W. note, 11
sovereigns, and a great another of pawnbrokers' dada..
cuss for articles of plate. umbrellas, great coats. &e.
The prisoner's person and appearance answered eseedt
to the description which bad bee gives in hand bills el
a man who has lately plundered a great number of sir
fee and public-basses. ~
In his defence he said be could annual for the emenopl
fund upon him. He was in the habit of freisesdojli
gaming-houses, and wee the money at one of them. Me
said nothing with respect to the other things.
He was remanded till Towed*, ant fur farther eaur
inthatios.
NIGOTT&TIONS WITS Tetanemseehlop this 'llea.
which, si see th e Ipswich mail saliellisth teach ts Ittet
ed.ble. Hata.", the Magistrate, seek dreamiest yesterday
Ss make some strong observations. A Mrs. Seale, in
whose bees* in Rosemary-lams alums 19001, worth of pre-
, P•fly. which bad bees stolen he burglars from the wars-'
boast of a Mr. Emerson, in Watlisgurest. was found'
yesterday se'anight, and brought up for re4eassination.
when Mr. Andrews, es Counsel for the prosecution, beg-
ged that she might he again remanded to give time to
procure further evidence.
Mr. How.' said, he should not object to delay in a
lewd,/ so mach importance as this. Now, however,
Slut the solicitors on both sides; ware presest (Naasaacs
for the phew), as well as all the par coo-
. he felt desiroasof asking a remark or btu upon
'abject. It ha.l come to his knowledge that of
ostensive, sad indeed enormous, robberies bull
beeplifeMeitted, negotiations regularly conducted had]
141110111101 into with the robbers for the restoration .11
111,4111110-rPrwty open the payment of stipulatd<
IV conditions; and he was very sorry ted
I add. theism is theprofessios of the law. or at last
Ipesethimp u such, had lent themselves to these Urals.
liens, nadireell bees, Indeed, the ge-betweess it) dergeon
l miffed
ibis kind. There were mesirks boll
l*ea bun 'wally employed in that very aide
Eir bees mined as a matey of souttesy- to the beset
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