The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-06-05 00:00:00

PE , Mir_4_•••• hats long sine' olesed for their estortion),--those okotthies taught Itlgiter gun,, not stooping In fake 041 tables awl hammiest theirs, of no vile* bot fur fire mood. But the question bow they can forest the *olittotors In make good the defoekncy meet bo left to the conjeralien of their non learned body. em, Gristles/ten, with dee respect, peer wrest obedient, A ve-rnrffour A STING. 11:aelariais, 31,1 of May. 1919. LAW mrsumsns. COURT OF KING'S BRKCU. Joss 4. LOSD C• S. OtuIICSULIL V. ,ALT[•. This was sn •teems fee in alleged libel at tiro suit of Ike Noble Plaintiff what Mr. John Walter, pre. yri•trr of the new Newsmen Thu matter •1. logod to be libellous was published in Ike Times of the 16th of May, ISIS, nod was Make to the ea. lamitous areidest whkh bad occurred in the King's. road, Chelsea, on the precmlieu Wilt of the awe month, when the rag of • Mr. Took was ran down by tire dennet of Ike Nn►le Lord, of which kis Ler& ship was the driver, and by means of whiell ••forts. mite testes nos respectable female, a Miss Sher. trio, Ina her life slmost immediately, and soother, an elderly lady, neatly 80, was Sang oat of lb* vv. Melt, and so severely contused as to require Burglesl care for near three months. The nese stood I.st for lad se big Lordship's book, and..., accordion', called en at the sitting of the Court. Bet the full number of the Special .le. ►o►s necesss.y to constitute a Jury net being in at. towline*, Mr. Seidel', the Plaintiff's Counsel, de. ailed to pray a tales; and eenseqoesetly the cease went el for t►e prnont. We enthusiast'', however, that the Noble Plaintiff has withdraw• I. record, mud cooseqoently the suit is al an end. TOO& V. LOBO C. I. cnuacnits.. In this case also, which was so action for 'leader, by Mr. Took, lb wioe.were►asl, whose female friends wets so soforissote io the collision with Ms Lsoiship's dimwit, ow the !Oils of May, 1818, alpha. the Nobly Lord, Ike Record was withdraws. 70111TTWS r. illittit. This was ea Deities •f damages (sr Invasion of sight of patent by the Plaintiff against the Defendant. Boob parties ore gessmitha la London ; this Plain. Siff, I. the year 1810, sissified a west for the ra cialise edteatages of a discovery made by him in the cosstrestion of ir•.arms, fors new mode of db. cbelgiog Gre-froo. artillery, sad mines, by means •f • perressies sad fulminating powder, instead of lint and steel, match's, end the easel modes for 'g alling commits pa powder. The Pleislif compleis. ed of the itsystion of Isis pivot right by the Defend. sat, who had sd•pted, is the eanstreeilme of pistol lock., releasable itaitetiow of Us* Plalatiff's loves. lion. The ease ►eing prove., en t►e part of the Plaisiiff, a number of witsesses were called be the Defesdant to prose that the alleged histogram •f the Illalatiff was seta sew one of the Plaintiff's bet bad taissed loot before ; bet filling to make out his test et she sathfsetito •f the Court. the Jury famed a verdict for the Plaistiff—Ddraages 401. NOVIIASI V. GLOSSOP. This was as aetloo of damages for breath of coo• Wet. _ The Plaintiff Is a member of the Corp: Comique, end was employed to perform the pert of Clown he the potentiate ezhibilloos of the Cohere Theatre, Si. Geerge's.Seldr, nod the Defendant Is Use illasagor of that Theatre. Ti. Plaintiff, who had obtained some celebrity is his coolie line, bad been Premed under articles wit► the Defendant, dated t►e 2d of February, IRIS, to the Defeudast at a salary of 51. per week, wit► a be nefit In the coarse of t►e 'reason, for which he was to pay the mere manager's vapences far performers and lights for the night ; and for this be was bound to perform Orin. night in some one piece and no more, /luring the season, st Coveut.garden Theatre, where he bad a regular eogsgeasent ; and in two characters each night, If maim', after that Theatre be closest. Ile was also to write pantomimes sod seggest plans for the stage perforainsee, during the season of his engager/seat, which was In ennttnso until the 12th of October following, when the Coburg season sea to close, sod he was also to act se Stage-manager. The season commenced on Whit Monday. The Plaintiff bad written a pantomime far the oressioa, and was himself to act the part of Clown. TU. scenery and machinery of the pantomime cost the p ro p r i e t o rs o f the Theatre 8001. Bet on Whit Sunday it was dig. covered that th• Plaintiff's name was announced in the play.hilla of Covent-garden for the missing night, to performs the Clown in the pantomime there. This led to see. radian with the Manager of the Ca bers, is which it was agreed that the Plalntlffshould apply to the Managers of Covent-garden hosts, le coo. fine his operations on the Monday night to thi Caber, Theatre, es the house was then to open for the first tole, and the Pantomimobeing the Plaintiff's own, no doubt was entertained that the Manager of Go vest-garden Theatre, from a friendly regard to the 1 1 :lint'''. ;Molests, would give him kit, of abseee• for that might, end sobstilete some ether pesformer to set the part of C 1... is his steed, la the Pasta. mime. The Plaintiff had promised to apply to the Covent-garde. Manager for this permissioo, bet neglected so to do. Bet although the Coburg Thea tre was to epee for the first lime that seasoo,ted al. thoegh It was arranged that the mew Pantomime should be the last part of the everilog's performance, %aids a view to the profit of the kelt-poke admission; it was arranged for the secororapdation of the Plais. tiff that the new Pantomime, Isoold take use wood place in the performance soceeeding • piece called The Trial by Wide. It was proposed by the Co burg Manager to @vatf all disappointmeat to She audience, and all encroachment upon the Plaintiff's enastement at Covent•garden, that another per fnimer. named, Usher, should take Islamist for the night he the sew Pataweitlie; hat the Plaintiff shook his cane with emotion against the ground and geld, he would be d--d if say one but himself should perforis this port of the Gloms in ►is Pantomime. Bet it was mutually settled that the tatoadate should take the second ?lace is Monday t ant's performance. The IllfligrePent was an -I...aneed in tie bills, bat the Plaintiff insisted that it:.• Pantomime should take the first place in the per ; mans; that he was t'ag!•msargor, anti woad THE STATESIIIAN, insist on Ibis point against all remonstrance hams the Defendant, arid he distribeted hand-bills about the Theme, to this purpose before the performance com menced. The hour of commencement arrived ; Manager insisted en the first arrengement. The Plaintiff resisted, and insisted on addressing the au dience, amongst whom were • coosiderable umber of his partisans. The Defendaut, apprebstosive of riot and destruction to his house, forbad the Ploiltilir at his petit from addressing the aedieace. Before the certain, however, a setae of dating riot com menced ; the gilded ornaments of the Galleries were torn off, and hurled at the chandeliers. Mr. Barry more, who came forward at the Manager's request, to explain to the enraged auditory, was pelted with missiles, and could oat obtain silence for above 20 minutes. He was at last heard, sad all seemed quiet, when the Pisiatiff rushed forward on the stag., and the clamour and tint were immediately rewired. Mr. Barrymore bowed and retired, and at length, after sorb trouble and a total change of arrangements, the Pantomime teak precedence, and all went on quietly. Neat day hit. Clapp**. dale ' the Solicitor for the Proprietors, resort stratesi v ilk the Plaintiff en the impropriety of his condect, and advised him f• conduct him self quietly, as most condocive to his own kr- Welts and those of the Proprietors. Bet the Plain• tiff suit', that he had been wronged, and be would be righted ; that there were such things as Gond, of Justice in this country ; that be had more bend-bills to diattibeie, and after some further altercation, it was agreed that the Plaintiff should relinquish the Stage management, but continue to perform, and that his name, as stage-manager, should be d from the bills. Theism, was struck oat lithe bills, and that of Mr. Barr) more, jam. inserted for Thurs day, and the Plaintiff played clown its the panto. mime, let doting his performance polled out • play bill, showed It to the auditory, pronounced the words--" Mr. Bartymore, starge.mattager—come. I shall not stand that," upon which a general hissing immediately commenced. The Paintiff continued to perform until the Snottioy, when his pantomime was withdrawn. The Defendant, on• the Friday Night, spoke to his on the stage, shook kends with him, and desired 'het all past disputes might be boded in oblivion. mutually bade good night, and God bless yon. on the Monday folloolog. the Plain. tiff received a formal letter of dismissal ; was refused admittance to any part of the Theatre, and all op portnnities to perform his contract, and also his sti. pulated benefit, or any compensation for the pa n to. mime written by him; and for the less 905011114 by those circoonstaisces, be brought this action, aid also for the penalty of breach of contract. The Learned Judge slimmed op for the Jury with appropriate comments, and they fused for the Plain. tiff—Damages 2001. SPARRING. Fns' CoORT.—The veteran moo of either. Riehmsoisd. ea Thursday, soak his benefit at she above place I sod if the at. teadassee of she amaieun w n wit so oestrous as epos some former sweaskan, he bad to been of brag smosaded by some of the Iris-vale moolle. The sate's a pee geortally good. sod same sew median's arena theinwltes to the 'mice of the &abides Frumg. Writ Con Agra Dirk aid nee IMwdy had is., sheep tomb t.gN her t seed Ihek's right hind was rather fro Ole. is.. to she 'flits opponent. Liertag is nostrbed for • hand some wake to light lemehteolte, the wasesmaa. co the day that Dow* and Oliver enalead.—Spelog god Riots' showed .01be goad wirer* I mad she former pagilist is rapidly rising is the estimation of the sisaaseen.—Upau Jae Neettail anassociag to the spectators that Kendall sad Cooper seer shout to amanita she easapeay with a set.... load approbation as espommui.— Cooper milt replies in a bad state of betsib I but she elegance, rose, and spirt ior skill he displayed io salaam the hits of she Nomporral, imionioltrd and delighted the amateurs. Is ern el treat of the highest order of the all of relf.ilefeaee,and although say three ressmis tweeted, more satisfaction was given, sham ; bogs of rrJlioss4m. Kassdall ens eilnelly at Some al every • poise ; and if rate said lor reminisced it as merely a froth, I is the able.— Mosso Needful was gommomml to take a sum nab a seam, owe Adams. of Kese.street 1 bet the Blerft had it all his.wa ways mad the introdoeson the Beratiodwy boy receives! upon the stage, was rather a rough one. De.. does j not appear any she wane far his late combat with Oliver.— Hamer sad Isle of While Hall displayed geese spirit and Jade.. meals the latter is is hoe r•ieutil sou. has increased is weigh, and is is espeeted that a second maids .111 be the ruse l of bis jeerer, to on with Ellin. The trine.," of the sports w between ea. fits' Tarter of the dos. Belcher, acid she Richmond. The improved state of health of Belcher gas has an opportunity ashes ing hi• Roe wiener, hie one, Iwo, given like Itemising, produced ilmoders of applause* ant Ilichroond ' also shooed basalt of go great 'drainage. There nas air light i play in I. no tapping hiss, bet each •&inse for the kna 00 4 some b ar d well.difee.ed blows occurred bra w ern diem. The activity displayed by Richtsoad, a man of fiti years of age, astonished every Doe pee-ens. lie recessed thanks far she pairoaage he had esperseweed, and the amateur • lef. the Coon well satisfied. Oliver watt present, bus p a rar a gy did as * , p peers the odds, the moment the match was made wear, were to 4. Most of the saasbalsols is as eakibi•ed at Doesolow Death, ow Tuesday last. Armed. Welton (or, Jack fie Ghotr. kilter) appeared, with hi. a* in n vet, itaileßged dives bat the ... 0 1 0 .i.b. 00 , ..1 slat be could sot leave his sutra with ; safety. 'I he opper•o", is of Asses surd Davis were mil.n se oteurminc• is were the pimple, of smog Brows and Leant,. acre such Smiles for pluck and ..cireee have oat been a 'teemed. Posse !setting net...reed, that the stakes el UM pasts wide, world sot be made good on Friday r vraisig, at Uriciser's, Le- Steen harem and Cy Davis. MURDER AXD ROBBERY: Oa she 'Truing of the ith of Ma! last. 'theta lea peat eight e'r lack Mr. Rodney. as ims.keeper mod birgewsaster irk lade. was robbed and barbarian*, murdered as he aet retorts lag book rem hone-bark. It is supposed he was shot oa his hone. mid that he.he. isokally •apire.t. 111. bresist.borkle Or brooch was test iota his starch. and She pistol wide whtch he had been thol, was ascertained in lase been loaded with uur b a il ma d fee mew b o r l e-hestl. of mils. The hall and three of the wails' kirk pawed nmpletely thesnigh his bode, mid Uri, foetid het wee• hi. back sad his eitudies.aad she other Iwo of the sails henehe lodged in hh.stanch. Ills packet. w ere emptied. and it was sweirmaissed that he bad hero sobbed i.f Itnak.notes to the amnia, of 161. 01111. The report elate pistol hod been braid by maw penes. • abort ili•iitiver off, and a, maw ohs seer to ride of.. kacfehack has sear the spot where the roblrecv sod tasitilse Was eiattallled He rode too ants Writtaaltmset.anit the bone Si. which the deemed rode was afterward. fossil II 1.0,,e Near %wino Hassel. Application net made nt How street ()See for asidatatices when Vickery, the Abner, Nasals. patched theses and sitter that. Itilttrii Watkins. wen answered She description of she mats wbo nai..erti entire no the dere:lairs lone, has been opprebeadeil at his r..sidence so Wont.* Ho— mo. Ile Ism amleriessw revetal etaminativoso a Aar the Ma gistrate. raiding in flat arisbtanahand. nal tram • hat has trampleed, It is mitlae.e.l shut she tlreeren.tt us. eno the person immodest to be robbed and murdered. tom dud It on, the ascent of Mr. I' it, M. P., who was riper.rd us pie. law road nn .has day. In the patatatkia of several Liu t.di erl pima.. to nay .one e!-.ction bills coserriseied of she heel . kriteria. be actin, how. ever. was nisavoirtably prevented from tease:hog II that day; amt. Is is soppekd that shearer:teed was mistake's for him. • A ht. mid a 'P. Itnali.amite were Nand 141 tkr 110.1.1.14a1l of W. kiss. shirt. bate brew paned la Itite been in the pinne..iita ear she &reared the Any berate the robbery and murder. mad Am she pommies at which Watkins was m.f abk In account master. tinily. Ile tins also saved In hate been in posies•in• of • glint w ithnut bring tilde to in I.oollli for slat soap..., he hail It. sad the pistol was found horsed is. hi. Colset's garden. At Lk gnat exaellante.a nit the lath oh. 1.1 SK iselloso.l4.-Nre the lamb. of Magaitalet, it 1-eing proved hit Ids \soothe. hotied She they weer both remained to sake Itele pink us the' ?realer At 'art, Chltesell w till the rulaboy and sander of hlr. Kednal. PO LIM MANIIOII.IIIOVIC. •--•••• Coke, was fully tun. witted, charged with steeling a greet-teat, the pro. p.rty of Mr. Wantenerhy, of Broad-street. The Poisoner lied entered the hosts in the stosiestsry absents of the Off Tlit, het being hoard, was detected with the property._ ... . . . . . GUILDUALL lietrlings and a by. named Dudley, were cbarpd with obtaining two gallons of British wise, by means of a note, purporting to be signed by Mr. Archer, of Goswell.road. The sig. astern was suspected, bet the nine was delivered to the boy •he presented it, and he was watched, when at a short dieting', Ile•lings melted him, and tasted the wine, on which they were both taken into custody. In defence, Neellop said, he knew nothing ell the frond. Ile casually met the boy, who was his nephew, and took the liberty of tasting the nine. Mr. Scales, a shoemaker, said be was lately de. handed by a similar order, of four pair of shoes. Mr. Archer denied any knowledge of either order,' and both Prisoners were remanded. llow-rratrr.—Yesterdsy 11. Theorems sod Ir. initemen, medlar sod son, wets charged as fol lows:, Whiteman boo for 13 years bees • clink in the Enloe, and resided with his mother, the other Pd. sorter. Ile bad access to the store-room, when old acenent-books, sod other record', relative to the Excise, are kept. For several months past, great geantities of time books and pipets have been mined, and a sespicion was enieriaind that they were conveyed away by Mlle persons ted with the establishment, and sold as wastepaper. An °Meer discovered that the female Prisoner bad, for the last three years, been in the habit of disposing of these books and paptn at the shops of grocers and chnsemengers; and that the male Prisoner himself had dealt in this way occasionelly.—ltemanded. Siinneon, a private in the Foot Coards, was charted with robbing the Three Horseshoes public house, in Milford lane, Strand, where be was quar tered. A watchman going his rounds sew a light in the cellar, and the Prisoner drawing off some rem. The light diseppeured from the cellar; and shortly after, the watchman, through a crevice in the her. abetter% sew the Prisoner riding the till. Ile made en alarm, and the Isodlord get ep and secured the Prisoner. Tire landlord said, the conduct of the Pasoan, up to this time, had been sech, ■s that he was the last man he should hare suspected of dis. hooter. He wished, on that imam to forego a prosecution. The MAGIMIATI aid, lbe Me wet one that re. caliarly demanded punishment, sod committed the Prisoner. J. Mihail and G. Collin were charged with picking the pallet of Mr. Thomann of a very voluble silk handkerchief, is Tevistock.street, Covent-garden, about lialf.past nine o'clock on Toesday. A Gen. aleman from Mancheste►, its company with Mr. Thomson, saw one of them pick the pocket of the handkerchief and give it to the other. They same to►en in charge by an officer, brought to the Office, sod folly committed. HATTOLOARDILL—Yesivrdsy B. Daris, whom all the efforts of the pass•mesters for many of the parishes in London cold lint prevent from helping, was committed to the Sessioos as an incorrigible rogue i and vagabond. Qurcu ruttAlti.—Yesterday a iteckney-enechnosn, named Walker, was remanded for rohliing the tense of Mr. Speery, weich-maker, in Peter-street, Nest. minster. Mrs. S. hull only left the door to look after a child, when, nn her return, she found the house robbed of considerable property. The Poisoner was seen !cueing the house presioesly with • boodle. Ifro=n and G. Ilityttorth vorre chusgeol with stealing i gown and shells', the properly of Martha RP , lshee, servant to Lady Suffolk, of Doke-street, IVesorninster. The Proserntris had left the articles in the kitchen, when the Prisoners skulked down the area steps, and red them away. A few minutes after An. Smith, who coliebited with one of the Prisoners, was detected penning them, which led to the apprehension of the male Prienwers. Smith now swore the property was her own, bat in this she WI. flatly contradicted, and in consequence ordered to be committed for perjury, and the toile Prisoners for stealing, wise, the letter 11001 e th►y geoid not gets prison, and kept the officers of bay f.•r nearly Mal( an boor, Der did they amender till covered with blood. Wintantr rnmerr.—T. Atkinson, need 14- was folly rem mntel for stealing a topper ten-kettle from the door of Mr. a tin-y4rr- watcher. is Slisrediseh. lie 104 bees Cm. charged at the Old Bailey may the day privedimi. tllall, of.pn.lelds notoriety, ons brought op nft a charge of bents hwasely desalt aid a-satiltles an 'Mew is the esetwelos of his duty. Ile Degas in addrem the alanistrate in his motel rlindomentademyle. bat was informed he mat vedette Mil so ' answer the charge, which being enable no do, he outworks"' ' for the Semis's. _ . LAMRIfiI-ITMlCT.—Tlimmitimy the person Ishme!f C.ptnin 1) illmasson. who was la ely esansioed as charge. of dettairding a slumber of tradesman at the not rod of the town oat of ealsynet and soil cloth. wee tr.-examined t whew wveral new charges were brought apart hem, aad hr use agate re. thended. A few nights Peek, as Dawl in, ate of the watchmen on duty in ll'hite....thei.thad. was going roomis. h. atten tion was d!rt curd to the granary of Mrum Allen and Cs , truss aberce proceeded tries at •• Thieves !" flaw kin hawing; yr cured to.itthaire, weal to search the place. is .bleb h. finthd Itr. Alien's son sa bed ; but within •a•diwyerered a •arrath • syypositi a that a robbery had bees cemnittied ; newt. cardiac,. the watchmen were gulag away. whet. a sli i ht seer ottrarted thew' Mmlirr from the roof. A ladder wt•s proehred, which one of the see winuntrd t a hem is the gutter he disco. erred two meth, in • crouched Footstool. with three sark• atmts !yin apart a slack of ehimaryw The no • "rang up, nth over the troth. and get doves a lodder at the hack, hat were followed by the wateleawm. by she e activity they were bruited. It was di.enwivd 'hi. they were passuntsed at keys which opened the premives. loth. before they could gala the granary. they had to puss by the bed.ta %kirk was Mr. Alleles wit. who as. prwride.t w ith a leaded leashes. They were druid of carrying their beet. dew. the same .ay. and..afler snw b • lathy. mole ate aperture thruogh the roof , sisfarleelly large hydrae this, ho.ies shreisgh.. hick the) closed agaio.They hive brought in thi. Mike. and cownsitled. 1010N.WALL. : 4 01.7“11TAP N. —(ln Friday J. 11111, a ~OMAN ma. charged wish defrawdieg Sams Jesuit of 5.. ne vow paainasi as. tinning item Camberwell le a earl. which us the way broke down. and 4w ...hut nted a piece of paper with the ,ember ,n.rrad of a painted heard. Pb.. was met by the Cle te dant, .:ts threatened to lay an inferatatitm ogain hers but •hr ulllmrrly rare his.. to a compromise. which be took.— The Wood. ALOMMVAN entered hlim Is he assproded. and to God sureties for hit appearance p 1 the sessoot. UNI , .!: MALI .—On Ft illy J. I). Curter. sad U. Clay. ten. a rte. elthrged w ish hatter bwrglarievaly entered the home of J. hushes. the sigh of the Royal Yews, in Kent awe , , sod metro lb. 'errata a large Insoltiog.glarto and r..., 'Hessen I. gilt treaties The viatelmosn stated. that about three o'rinek in the morldltd. a. he was 'thing hi. rants.. hr 0b.... vet( Stir .!..or of Alt. l'orsans'a bowie open. and Al wand the hu divvirted IM Men had • , ipe .nl.bed. 40.1 aI Ate 1.41 W o.v. rrisrd lAr Preareisers at dor twit .4 In be inward thieves. dle leaKinn... tank the. hm o •ad rl•se le where be apprehended Arm t►r pirtel Wen rowed reareakd in • daneh.ll. sere all drnat when aepreibro d.d and ( 1.441.4 e h... t. charted from prates sal y It hours ps 1.., is see robber% .-36 f. EvAscs folly committed lien all fur trial at the Amara. MARKEn. intartincr. fore-losoperlar's Roam—Mtn SD 4Y Jr Nt J. Wheal, per I.Dd 15.. 111, I.:d. W., Nark% , per gender —d. so 46. —d. Oal• Ware. 5.• —d. 1. 54- —d. Old Dues Peas RI. 141:1$1.1A1t. AND LEAIIENIIALL IMARKF.TI. t attire.) Reef .. 44. 44. le 5. 4.1 Vela .... 4.. M. is 4.. Mellen 44. W. s• Ns. 44 1 Pork • • .5.• f• 6.. 4J 4 .. 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