The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-10-20 00:00:00

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ief thg.nibeele fitoparaity-and posterity nil, etet ,be grateful
for Ilbeff set vicei.
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Bow-STREET.—On IVedir,*(l.9, night, at•a lath!
hoar, JOHN, BLACK, of Lower ,ShatlifiAli ti
Clee,k to a brcw.house, was charged. by Aie.haril
Limberick, one of the pat rule, with, exciting,tin
atislienow iva the pit to make a disturbance.. Lie
etated, that lie was in the )(re ex tiereArmes, on
the Prince's sida, -mid the tliitsal.frum the stage,
when ho saw the primmer-is! the .first
boxes above hies, about six or .seren frurnAlp.
stage, on thuotAier side of alehouse. Soon *WA
the performance was over, lie übserred the
soner in the front of the bux,.aud saw him (eke;
a ribband out of his pocket, %%Ali the label in gilt
letters, '' Old Prices,'' and laid it ilim/ the (runt
of the box toward. the pit, alid spoke to the.au.
-thence therein. His observations haft the effect of
causing the people to make a great disturbance.
Afterwards the prisoner said, fie was,,ping away,
when the peupie in the pit cried, ~4P. awe him out
.safe."
The prisoner denied the pVncipar part of the
charge, and saiJ the ribband was fastened to his
watch as a watch.etriag, and the only display. lie
made of it was by pulling out his watch to malthe
hour. Ile denied that he addrssscd the people iu
the pit.
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Giulia)! ordered bins to find bail, himself
in haul. and two sureties in sul. each, which he
not being provided with, he was committed to Tot-
Bridewell.
Last night It WHAM) Dit.l PELL was charged
by Mr. Brandon with creating a most viulogt
disturbance in the one-shilling gallery, to the
great annoyance of the other parts ut the au.
dicace.
Mr. Brandon stated, that his attention was
drawn to the one-shilling gallery during the third
act of the play, in cons.aluenee of a vociferous
eliaunting of " God save the King," by the pri.•
sower. that his disturbance increased as
the performance went on, he thought proper to
stop the prisoner's noise, and reptuti.traie with
him up(so the impropriety of preventing those per.
suss itround him from atteedieg to the play. lle
received an -abutive answer from the prisoner, who
told Aim, that he would say and do whaterei he,
liked, ilia continued, in defiance of his advice, to•
repeat Ins .nuise and . disturbance. By Ibis
time the lea. price • commenced, and on the•
first ebullition of disapprobation, on the part
of the people in the pit, the prisoner exclaimed,
In the most triumphant manner, 46 Now. tbo blue.
dy row begins ;" and .as sums as ho wetted his
throat with softie porter he had iii a bottle, he Let
L' up an hideous howl, in coned t with thejierform.
I ere below.' Viider.these circumstances; Mr. Bran.
don thought it prudent to charge him iii custody
of au officer. 14e attempted to escape by. reinot-
big two ur three seats lower. ul. the gikitcry, but
was immediately sented.and conducted out of - the.
house.

This statement was corroborated by two other
peesuns wilt) were present) and witnessed the pi-
ilowees conduct.
Ila was fully cuntroittel to Tuthill-fields prison
for want of bail.

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MRS. PLUNKET. •
Aboti.ermonciat.sriterr.—This lady, eildut we
stated yesterday to have been esongaitted upon a.
charge of forgery, being unable to adopt I►lr.
Conant's kind advice of npplying to one of the
Judges to admit her to ball, in consequence of
the difficulty of procuring adequate sureties, was,
at ten o'clock in the evening, sent to Tuthill.
fields Bridewall, at her own request, preferring
that gaol tu Newgate, fur its 4:unseen:nee.

islGAmy.
,S'insois Savage, a young man of good atldrms,
who h.kal been in the service of his Royal Highness
the Duke of Gluacaster a few months s itue, was
monmitted on the oath of a young woman of re.
apeetable appearance, named Anna Hunt, who
.taatspo at Nu. 11, Bruouatrxeb Grosvenor:
squire, on a charge of Bigamy, in having epaulet!
her on tbe 9.6 th of. April last at St; George's, he
being wedded 'fur several years past to another
woman now alive. The Prosceutrix stated, that
she would not have brought forward this charge,
had she nut been ill-treated. by the Prisutusi• from
the lime or her marriage down to the present mO7
qapt: The Prisoner seemed mired to his un.
fortunate iTituarion. •
Mary &holey, a notorious shoplifter, was
charged with stealing, on Wednesday afternoon,
seventeen yards-of cotton, value 235. in the shop
of Messrs. Fisher and Bell, linen-drapers, in Ox-
ford-road, their property.
It appeared in enclosure, that the Prisoner came
tp the shop of the Prosecutors for three days sec.
'-aossively, under pretence of buying something,
arsel 0 her departure, ou each day, some article
property oas missed fro,n the counter. How-
ever, they did not suspect the Prisoner uhtil
oresday afternoon, when, being %toadied, she %via
obsefved to take theioroperty in question from
counter, and conceal it under her tower garments.
She was folloned tout into the street, taken into
custody, 'ant lea 4eitt.g searched the cotton was
.41 on/` Petticoats.
vas fully committed for trial.
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of the inhabitants has been
in Glasgow, on account of
"a reoeutly. committed in

Ball to Lo given at Oxford
• Lard Francis SI cocci., .1.
Cotxt# Esq. and Guurga F.

• the; I;tre; will pre...pn ry; itt .b.k..tiom,ll'wklitY 114 beititr i,;;;;I-ji4ttiee7he-i-iidist-i-,--,1
the (i.avenment, as usual. It is just. and requisite that Davi . .
Amerieao settlements flideld have ft pritsespp! Aare to ells rho Prucuier vraa re
. witiAted bodaittamtlic derler.snob strong ItM to loor• reglad -.
'men* ill, lervii&Vres, dasoiime., alsoctunest is• • .
the icing. pat to Leal. raid Lfeat iin_pbrtaore. This So- A nightly•pairule of
Justice
Tribunal roverven to itiklT to eivF itS opffilltio apex the . • . ... _ ,
a tbelr totervesalon, velbleb lt !HI Jo atter OW most TINII-lilarlf.Y ""U"Sileu
mature deliberation. ... ~ .
.. e. , . • ! the nemeress•slopecolati
" • It Ismeposedi deist to', four individuals to te oirtoloted flat city... .
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91_,..,00..2i1e asektiat NI lot, otkonif
will bear a higb,character• forprititiViiap,' Tbe 6 tcwaltdil 4e -the
17•71.7.5ki1l io theirirespertive professions. tea tta ity, on the *sth inst. ,errs
Nod Aaptertitakesi. 'nig Supreme Junta itself, lelribit
...:Faq..Juha Cud
are Isserceed in the etteWee of tise sovereignly, will Keine
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the Dogma/ the public, teed provide fur its ewe safety; by trattoo, Esq.