The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-09-21 00:00:00

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101.104 q, Int apeo4eisti. 5 vises' '
I-Tillitilt.44l4leld ii al L. itiii4:2"! • ;•,'
iiii irres erinnaunt Petiiii; stitii ife- i"'" .:
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ri*si title fellow was ordered .by the Codft, eft •- i°
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ihuitiour for three . years.. !'he period of his '''
'tidied Yelterglay, Maim chMe h7efore the •iii ' • .\..1
tie the purpose ofeitteling. ittiiihe necessirtesseic '
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Xis order of Court lA* . iptetbleid, awl the Amami
Ilttite' required stoetleaappeumai to be, the asks*
is 11401., and two houseieepers in 40L! each.
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Ttiro dirty-looking men, calliog COeteselvei pee*.
owg residing in Portpool4ane, and the other is me*
Mire alley near Battle-bridge, imams ills bat •
ALL.4lEnErrxiesaye Pouotteuts..;—/Viiiien Doi;
a man of respectable appearance, sheet ibirt.ii
years Glace, hasiteta brought befernthe l!agietravi
at this oil* charged with absconding lion liiinaii, ' 1
'Mission erf-illinelersrpter wesdwiso.- allow stiktile. 1
baying committed divers forgeries to a ley
la the county of Stnfford. . .
• The defepdant, it appeared, was some tins ti.
very extenue dealer in cheese at Chautes leak In
&Mahler, bat in consequence of same unforte4ialt
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vitiations be !teatime a bankrupt. Ifeubscouded w
the commission was issued against him, taking With
him, it is said, property to a considerable amount. '
Jest previous to his bankruptcy, he had waned bills
fur large saws of Money, purporting to bear the se.
eeptance of a gentleman in the neighbourhood, who its:.
former occasions had lent him his acceptance by irei'
if acco ttttt iodation ; and when it was found that
Prisoner had absconded, the holders of these bills:
certain hawkers at Stone, in that couaty, bruaght as
//lion against the supposed acceptor to retbrer the.
amount.
On the trial of the cause it was sworn that these.
erptance to each of the bills was a forgery, sad t%
Jury Coon] for the defendant.
1 he prisoner eluded the vigilatce of the polka Inuit
1 hursday sennight, when Bishop, a Bow-suet ef-'
iicer. apprehended him lien eating•houseatKapiting.
lie was h..onght before the then sitting Magistrate
(11r. Minsloill) and the officer was directed to letlip
aim in St. Martin's Watch-house, until witnesses well
be brought trout Staffordshire to identify him. Pg.
the first 111,.er days he appeared dreadfully depreesed,
And abs.lutely refused to take food, observing, Ant
entreated to do so, ~1 cannot eat, pray don't ask me;
,chat is the use of eating when 1 know 1 most die?*
afterwards, however, he became more cheerful; sod
•ousented, when in a very exhausted condition, to take
sustenance.

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The prisoner was yesterday identified as the penes
named in the warrant issued fur his apprehension, sell
in the evening he left town by the Chester mail for•
Stafford, in the custody of Bishop.
Alisamernecir Aectpswe.-41londay evening, 2 4.
Named diary Powers, 14 years of age, servant to Mr.
Thomas Cook, on the Regent's Cans!, at Islingtoo,,ms
sent by hve mistress to draw a bucket of water; seise
tiuse elapsing withont her return, Mr. Thompson west
out to look for her, but seeing the bucket floating lithe
edge of the Canal, he became alarmed for ber safety;
be instantly procured the drags, and at the first pall
succeeded in bringing up the body, but quite dead. As
inquisition was taken Wednesday, before Alr.Sfirling,st
the Queen's Head, Lower-street, Islington, and a verdict
of Accidental Death returned.

MARRIED.
Oa Saturday last, at Kaaresborough, Llent.-Colonel Dam.
Mos. M.P.. to Emma, eldest daughter of T. Duneombe, Esq.
of Catigrove, Yorkshire.

Furtado, !Ng. bettir known by the cane of C. Furtalltdo,,
celebrated plauo-forte player, aged 53 years.
Diseases of the Bladder, Urethra, Seminal Ducts, ite.—Tlilt

DIED.
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