The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-10-10 00:00:00

thing, by assuring him he would sell him clothes
cheaper than in any other shop in London. He ob.
jested to the jacket show' him by the Prisoner, be-
cause it had not an inside pocket, but he and his wire
prevailed on hito to go to a public-house, and wait
while the pocket was added to it. After that they
gave him the jacket tied up, which the sailor dis.
covered afterwards not to be the same he had pur-
chased, but one of an inferior sort. A person was
called in, who said it was only a connntnt slop jacket,
worth about Bs. 6d. and which the Jew had charged
the poor sailor 15s. for.
He was convicted in the amount paid for the jacket,
end 21. penalty, or to be committed, but he paid the
whole.

IlArrott•Gtanc v.—Yesterday S trah Beer Wag 611311 V era-
Mined on a (Marge by Anis.the wife of Wary Cw.e. of White-9-
yard, Great S woo stated. that on Wednesday last
in the ft , the Pr' r called on witness, nt her apart-
menus. and the. went out together to Siohopsgate-street, where
they parted, hetiseen two and three o'clock ; that a litotes. did
not return home till the evening, witrn she discovered her
dinners in the farm to have hero broken tyro, and two new
shirts and a th•lt, no I various other at title. stolen therefrom;
that on enquiring of her dangliti r, a girl I`2 years of age, who
hod been there, she was informed that honer. thoe and four
o'rinek. the Ps ironer came top stairs. nod i.sked her to let her
lie doss nme the bed, o hirh she did ; that Pt o- sent tier out
for a pipe of tobacco ; that n t b. I return ,he met the. Poisoner
on the and found that the dramrs were broken open,
and the dot ces stolen out.
Folk o ton 11114 led for it
UNION fl ALL —Wog.% 11.1.ke was hrmsest up by Heron
and Grd% charged by Ka.. R tti lig, a nob ket gardener, with
tainting bad as •Ile% • It ilyeired that one day last week the
Psis to r ionpried to Ri.tiolitt. who keep. a stall in c.e IV.rttaga
t. to iiuretase a tin-het of apples, the price was li.. and
in p.l meld sod Itt. the Prionwr give hint eight bad
ones; twit or tit ep (1.1%, afterward. Inc Pr05411311.1r saw her
about to pm. (*.op .tre.e appir- of Lout. es in rson• in the market,
he intotedi .1 I. wood. 'and told him he su.peeted site NUS an at-
lever, and d sired she trii4ht he kept too ematersation atoll,' as
MOW, -St •okt leef tr.• . . .

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Th.. we.. chow, (.4.ff an I H 'run were sent fir, and look her.
intet..wo.l%.
On • .llellillg her !everal h..d were found is her pos.
. _ . .

S w s Moarl•ty hr.ughtup for re-esaminatian, and fully
C. ooreitort f. r 111511,
%I A RsION-11•.1.15E. - respectable bil-'woker in the
fore. the LORD MAYOR, charged with rue-
brzzlirg I. air property • f Nl. Rote, of Cltrapsitle, under
the Got.. w co. hoWari- es
Poi. ilit. r is it table tradesnaa. and the Prisoner
is .11 known in use oe'vbourhonci of she Royal Eu11312,41',
NS a hr..krr. Thr I••tivr, it appeared. ha-I also a partner, le
o boo. the P,o,reuto. c :1111.1Cd Ai h 11 of eschidige„ driwn upon
w k.. .g h. use in the riff, for the sum io tpwsstion,
for the porno... of being eibrounted. This the Pinseculor
Ira:ned had b en effected, sad he made application for the
amount of the hill. In re,:ly or .his, however, he aas told from
day to day. that the hill had uo. I.ern dise..unted. At length,
wearied with alipheiDion, lie obtained a warrimt for the ap-
p,rheiion of toe Prisoner at;cl his painter, but the latter had
sib.ctisded.
The P.isoner, in hi: defence, t.taled. Ohl lie was wholly un-
acqoaored ail!, the (tomtit:lion. hut I oefe.sed to a certain di -
groe his eetalection with the :LIMO port) to whom the bill was
e. uste.l.
Several most respectable inliviriunis, in the ceighboorhnoi of
the FAchaie, having appear .1 in behalf of the Prisoner, he
was reminded for forti.er examination, upon their promise of
his wain appearing when called upon. In the tneau lime,
Dri. haste , the otticer, is in pursuit of the Prisoner's partner,
',ha has o.scoutled.

„
..stcrActalf OF THE POODLE 0013.—A shoe-black,
who used to take his station before the entrance of
the hotel de Nivernnis, at Paris, possessed a large
black ptiodle, w! in hid the extraordinary talent of
procuring custom for his master. The animal would
dip his large woolly pie. into the kennels, and put it
upon every foot that came near kiin. The shoe-black,
of course, was ever ready to offer his stool, with
an levitation to the persett berLi lilted to take a seat
upon it, and have the filth wiped elf the shoe; es
long as the dog saw his master employed, he would
lay entirely quiet by his side, seeming to know that
he could mit dean two pair of shoz.s ;it one time, but
as soon as he saw his master unoccupied, he went on
with his business. The sagacity of this extraordinary
animal became the conversation of the servants of the
lintel, and from the kitchen his fame soon mounted
into the drawing-roan. A wealthy Englishman,
who happened to be on a visit at the hotel, was so
deliglaell at the wonderful abilities of the poodle,
that he offered the shoe-black 10 guineas for him,
hot the master loved the dog, and wov'd net take
the money. The Englishman doubled the sum ; this
. was ton great a temptation—he drops a tear over his-
dog, took the money and gave him his faithful coin-
patiii.e. The do::, was immediately taken to England
bi his new twister. Fourteen days sf.er, n hen the
poor shoe-black had passed a (cry melancholy day,
lint having a single shoe to clean, which, of course,
made him doubly regret the loss of his dear dog, the
poor animal came boundin?.; to his old master, licking
his hands and howling out his joy. The satisfaction
of the shoe-black cannot he expressed—” My dear
fellow-workman (said he, rapturously kissing his
dog) we'll part no more; the Englishman may take
hack his 20 guineas again. I will not part with thee
for hundiert times the sum."—lt was ascertained
that this poor dog having jumped back into the same
packet that conveyed him to Dover, had travelled
from London tar Paris in six days; and it is supposed
from his appearance, that he had scarcely had any
food during that 'ream].
On Tuesday last, about five o'clock in the after.
noon, a most daring robbery was committed a little
beyond Botley, ou the turnpike Iliad leading to
Ensliam, at a poor man's cottage, named Floyd, who,
together with his wife and children, were at work is
the fields, and, on their return home, found that
some villain hail entered the house by the casement of
the window, and had stolen the poor man's clothes,
part of a loaf, and his wife's ring ; information was
obtained, from men working on the road, that a
sailor had !teen seen going along with a bundle at his
back ; ha was pursued by the poor man and his
brother, and was met with very early the nest morn-
ing, at Withey, with the bundle and all the stolen
property, soil being taken before the Rev. Mr.
ilvov, a Magistrate of Oxfordshire, was by him
unman tad to the county gaol. The ring was on
Lis finger, and could not be got off without filing it
througu.