The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-02-20 00:00:00

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Ellobules. seliTtia Grad _...used the rib-
Mfrs nag isatalely paresitig the tidal,_ overtook his
at thew Muer ad Drarrleas thasaleilltiaigarierd
sad. having takes his welsh fut. Ma pasha. SOO
him to be iodgod is Covets Guiles wetek•hosse.
The primer, is his deloste•ellid--" t•ir V 11.61110.
rummy fall olrlak, sad did'. buy sakly Moil
were dole ea."—He woo folly counitted fir task •
flesh Phillips, as leraelitish dealer is " varies
stores," is Emu Dia)s, was ebuged with roesirlec
two IL Bask of Eaglaad not.., well ka•wiag then
to have bees stake.
It appeared by the evidence of Copt. Jebasom, B.N.
aid others, that same weeks ago a portable writiat
desk, eutaloing several Desk sues, aid sore private
papa,. wu steles from the Captale's lodgings la
Illearletta•stras, Coyest Garin. Is a low days after-
wards the papers sad private atesooraadass were very
wait derately thrown dews the ante; bat *whist amid
Ile beard of the money WI the two sew abusing*.
lined were trued free the Doak to the plower;
sad h was head that be had paid this away throe
days after the robbery.
Not MIK able to aosessit satisfutotily to the Ma-
estrus for his peassuies of them, he was canonised
for trial.

• "'saints'. Revoem.—The parish of St. Matihke.
the-Fields has always been much aasoyed by ids,.
net fruiterers, confectioners, Ike. particularly be Sea:
days; aid is order to do away the nuisance, the
Patin Committee of last year appointed the two
beadle', and four of the patrol to the office of Dope •
laspectors the Pavoineet. This was at the bogie.
beg of last sprieg, sad for some mouths afterwards
the Weasels were kept I. some order. By atom
however, these newly appointed Deputy Inepeateste"
began to manifest u comfortable as Williams to
the duties of office as could be desired, eves in greater
sea; aid at-length they contested themselves with
simply receiving their salaries, and leaving the ilia*.
pets to follow their occupations in peace. On Fri-
day Yoe the sew Paving Committee sat for the first
doe; sad they, having observed this relazatioa on
ibe part of the Deputy lespeeters, omitted us re-elect
does to the office; but without making any conteneut
ea the circemstaoces. The emisolue, however, bad
the desired effect, the ea-Deputy Inspectors became
iderated—on the following day they had a sole..
attaterence ; and the consequence was, that as Monday
moirohtg no fewer thee tomato of the astortenate
idaerants were brought is ose let before AO Bugle-
trite !
They were dealers in oranges, sweetmeats, nets,
lollypop., sad walking sticks—hser of them were
lleglishmes. three of them were Irishmen, and the
.ipadeder,were et the ehildrea of Israel.
4,011040.1110111 re Belallse abase** of either
;twist* Sae of shilling, or being committed
04mAkatee,of.,(ferrestios far levee days., for fellow-
their ewe** ealliegs spe the lard's Day.
fey ill• AIM thalami their atter usability to
41411111kiellifeleeet bat slur having been locked
at as berm the Gass were paid,
L4ifiski4ed•
MT.—Yes:order. tsar dosing
with a burglary in the house of
_
the most atrocious
about two o'clock

MA
reflOWS were

Uyeeeredng mewaletk„ the family woo ahrused by thieves
'in the beemianflon a mistiest of Mr. Coadall's smile
from his hod al his gun, fired at two of the
thieves whom :110 saw es the stairs. They esosped
from tho haeklibdow at irbich they entered, and ram
acroseiClisit A constable was on the watch, and
sersed.l mast lila be suspected, and had a desperate,
straggle with Wks, in which the villain cat him on
the bead In a &maul manor, with seam iastrument.
The fellow ran eff, sad wee followed by three others
through a thickset edge, and made their escape. How-
ever the one by whom the coastable was attacked was
afterwards secured, as well as soother man who was
suspected of tht robbery ; his clothes being muddy
and torn, as if be had rushed through some brambles,
and a knife sad a leaded pistol were found en Ms.
The two others wore foiled lurking sear Twickenham,
and were also secured. The prisoners gave very say
picious accounts of themselves, and the Magistrate
committed them fur (Dither examination.
A FoseivErro Roc —About three weeks since, a
man, who resides at Near-Rocksway, hung his wife !
Abe Wirt discovered while is this situation by a family
who resided is the beam with them, cot down, sail
after considerable exertion was stated ; the next
day the imabaad compromised the affair with his wife
by purchasing a crape dress for ber.—(Joasoica Far-
mer. lea. 3.) r,

Sl\suLaßlalrp rATAL EXPLOSION.O-0111 TOMOS?
eennight a meet singular and fatal occurrence hap-
pened in the parish of Holtne-upoo-Spaiding-Alour,
near Market Weighton. The wife of a labouring
min, of the Wpm of Jobe Seaton. who lives in a cot-
tage near to,* Ireightoo and Haase canal, pat into
sweet-thee jog that was fusty about three pints of
osier. end as much lime as would ill a common te.-
cup, to sweeten it ; she thee corked the mouth of the
jog feat up. and -put it into an iron oven that was
placed by thr.aide of the fire. S one time after, as
she was sitting before the 6re, with a child on each
aide of her, the jug bunt, with an explosion equal to
that of a well loaded blunderbuss. The report was
distinctly heard by a neighbour, in his own house.
150 or 2DO yards distant. The door of the oven was
forced off its hinges. and the oven itself broken into
I pieces. which were propelled with violence in
different directions about the room. One piece, with
the top bar of the fire grate. struck a window, and
drove out one-half of it. A door, on the side of the
room opposite to the window, was burst open, and the
catch of the speck wrenched out of the jamb, but
whether by the force of the explosion, or by a piece
of the oven striking against the door, is not known
But the most 'booking and melancholy part of the
occurrence is. use of the children, a fine girl, about
two years and a quarter old. received so severe a coa-
ted°n ea the heed, that its brains were to be seen. It
expired the seat seeesieg. The other child was
dreadfully waded by the water from the jug. bat it
is 'spotted to ream,. And. strange to relate, the
mother received not the least injury ! Os the Thurs-
day following. Mr. Hal, of Pockliagton, one of the
Coronae for the Moat Midis', held an inquest on the
body of the &weaved, sad the Jury eeta. lied a verdict
of " Accitleatal Llealls."—(lhrti itorekiv•lus.m.)

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