The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-12-22 00:00:00

' : 1 . 1 7- - s . "1 44:LiAAM.liar z icue ! •.- • • :* -IV ./ .5 • V : , . I here from any authentic document, I shall leave this scathing whereon for you to exercise your judg ment. „ . M to any compirlsonv on thirpoint, between our country Ind yOuraii $* "Maly destitute of any-au thentic &dement, felitive to America, touching triter and punishments.• I can, however . speak as far as my own observation - went . I lived in Phila delphia about eight years, with every disposition to find fault with every thing that 4 . saw,' or heard of, that was &Mits. tiering that time,-I never heard of any persothexcep iv t in owe-instance, being tried for his erirr life; I never heard of a nsurderot high. way robbery ' or uf a' house being broken . open. I never heird of an execution of death on any person, except (the instance above alluded tb) of three men, banged on' 'the banks of the De laware, for piracy and murder ; • these . men were ) foreigners; and such, was % the horror of sri execution, even in such a . case,. that the execu tiener was obliged to be disguised in such a wan : That it was impossible that any one should recognise either his person or features, being brought , lnibir spot, in a carriage, under an escort of _constables, and taken away, in a similar manner, so es to make it alinost impossible for him to become publicly known. Philadelphia, at the time I speak of, con-. tamed 70,000 inhabitants. It is, as I observed before, impossible to come at any exact statement on this subject; - in the way of. comparison: but a few facts, notorious on the two aides Of the inter respectively, will serve to aid. you 'greatly in forming your opinions as to this matter. — +Z 'Here we have laws to guard our turnip.fields frog ..., , • . . . areas-nemeetistias..they Were Www. Ink . - ~,,, ~, .. tl. . . • . •'' 7 e ' • • IkAlt I liiiii LAO, ANTE fiLIGENCIL •.• , , ' • —But still the great evil, in this view; n the : n -' - :•" :•" • " -- " 161 " - " -- •' • - • ' subject, is the want of honesty in the lalbabring. _• ''• • •couitt orliimrs BBNCif, Dec. ttl. • , 'class, to whatseever.canse that evil ie.*. istascribed. : VVVIV „ Vi V. noel,*. ' '•• ,—Those writers on • rent akin,. w ho ha 'e arse ! this wee an aCtion for not 'aCiterpting and paying the imployihg of threshing -notohle.es for : cores-..for 48 hogsheads of bonded sugars, pursuant to w . (have' counted, •amongst . the greatest ,of their ad -. { contract to , h e dellye•o4 free on board 'a British. ship. vantages, that they protected the farmer against thell'be contract was o l idir;the9l'th of Kay, add ton thefts of the: thresher, Various 'are the wel i s lit k; !pine d .no stipulation ,114 le Ike tune of thedilitery. which corn is stolen 17 those who thresh . it ; ; . - l-, t o appeared that the, Defendant did not . notify' the the jefermetlea •witik'dijilp till the * l3 - o,...iiittOmiteci theneti6Cialon to an. , will , content.myself with one, regard to which.' derive from a .very - iie•Dglit.r A kec s hip the goods .the .10th.. On Tuesday, the ' re5941.444111 ,4n -Jk lr afilVti,o leie.en the' 14th that the Plaintiff 'Could iteighbour. , He perceived that the thresher. a large wooden bottle with him to work every,li ' iOth, Mr, Rode, of wliore c : the Plaintiff bought the aping .winter time, he could not conceive What shoo : sustr i, w oo t o the r„: ool .l i i N tie, to bespeak the, limake the man so very thirsty... fie leletaiteil hies,-s- bond, not to rebind 'theni, - iihiels Wei executed on 'Serer say him:drink. .At last he accostet him is „IVotioesday, the llitli,Ast ;bent. It :P'clect; A. M. his way home, and after some. oltercatioo, , insisted ‘ ,0 4 the sanie.eriningthe Sugare .ivitlii‘. taken' oat of upon examining the bottle, which he found to be lite weiehbaie, and hipped ,on the tf,th,* It *onictl full of wheat. Thus was the men to.kiag areY three i*ave then been neceisary:ta have Petitionedthe Lordt gallons of wheat every Week, which, at that ti in% t...gt thi . Treasury , in order to. get them replaced in di. ' was not worth less than six shillings. It wee this, . 144 r. The Mate'i;recelpts *ere deliverecrtoJ believe, and this alone, which made my neighbour i is4.ti.. u'll,,,,oarit on theta: . ft appeared, thet;froin • resolve-to use a threshing machine. • i the 10th to the 18thif ' lky, sugars - fell consider. • • Such is by no means an overcharged view of our . - A bl yl '. . • •- situation in tigs respect. Of the causes which havol Mr. Toerte t t *and Mr. Giszs.zt, for ,the Defeocl ' • . an led to it I shot speak ; indeed, I do not .know; . " ' - ' - ‘imisteodiSA, that the delivery - was too late. .'— that lam competent. That it is not owing a want l w. . gra f feinsiosioji laid, the, Plaintiff Could do , .of -penal laws is very certain. I am. unable.to Oki t lip 'Blithe thfiniderit'aiimed'his. still); - and hid *t it whether your country/ at this time, be. better Of • delivered - thee - agars Withiu'a ireksOnalile • tithe' -after ,worse situated as to -this matter., ..At any Me, I : gra i t ii. : • • - •,..„ then . A .. . , . shall enable. you tot. wake. the comparisitai owl as - The C oun sel h conten de d , t h at the Plfendant. such comparison, if clearly and candidly made, might b yeingrefesed them it 4 the Pith, the Plaintiff should be of great use to the people of both countries, : 4 i boi lv di u i e noth ing farther to s hi p t h a n, - hat iiiiiild . _ tobbery, and very necessary; they are; for withoat thew there is no man, in arty part of the country, 'who could depend on having the use of his crop, even of that coarse and balky article. To steal com out of a field, after it is cut, is punished with death by our laws; 'and if we had fields of Indian corn, as yon bate which is it delightful food for several weeks ,- ' before it be ripe, I cannot fOrm an idea of the means lhat 'weald be necessary to prevent it from being - airriea 11Way. As to poultry, no Man in England has the seiallest expectation of being able ever to taste What he taises, unless he Carefully locks it op in the night, and has dogs to guard the approaches to the `'lien-roost. In America, at within ten or twelve ''esils or Philadelphia, it is the common practice of think it is not too much for me to hope, that .> it in the public manner of whiCh L. am giving an fate ample, wilt communicate that comparison to Wl* But, if you can do it, let us have author** chillio• swigs It would be perfectly easy to obtaiu account of all the commitments, convictions, and sentences, in. your Republic. I should not fear Irtecating each a task with an 'spates of 20 dollars and, as the execution of it would give to the worl d a piece of the most interesting, and most valuable formation, I will not fear, that you, who have all .the meaes is your hands, wilfdeeline to undertake .If you do undertake it, I know that yaa, will execute it with a. strict adherence to truth ; Andy If so executed, it must be productive of great good.-- Both - must fit especially ,4p kftn sold then immediately, it. . the Defendint was Ole Only for `the diffittenciof price to that time: Lord . Ut.r.rsannoitoi said, that th e,Defendant's fittinciationi *al out of time,' and he — k - i - still liable or.thepiice'of. the sugars he contracted to ttay.--- e Defendant should bare Said, 4 ' 'stop "here,' and ' .wiff Indemnify Yon for ill the expenceik:of treading c back your steps," if he meat the 1 11 . 1 etiff to e el the pods , .ftod chtrge the pefeadant Wiiii;The ion. .Ydirdiq fqr. the Plaintiff --4 0 amates- 1 1Th. 14 - 74. ... .Akir..ll4lnritsiii-Gennint, Mr. Abbott, ited' 'Mfr. F. Polleek t for the - Plaintiff. -., ..:.• . __L A .,. PRLITOW V. BllTysiessi is was an action (or *dept.** tip' -If of bli : *nation . of :2004:pir'isinitiOsrfer lit ' 'Vs )d. POLI4B. ~., taunt's.. to. tiro the' lecke of turkeys into the .... countries prob. from 3, . I - .127 Z, an__ te., wine -merchants, ' • . Cor 111)4 . . , h .... by "iitiodi; in the litterisettof August, thereto remain peace should, happily, be restored between them. I ' s i abil 1111 enga g emen t to superlative the 'us iintil tdairdsiiiiitir",'Sthen they return half fat. • A i . As to the mode of lining in this country, coiss i tendietfidlitillery:an ,Norfolk et 25011Wit'annatn, .2 - fi . : In 'Enkland webld no more think of doing this, , pared to the mode of living in your .Republic, I can. with it bgese enttgartip4 and the prialle.ge of 'bond. {hap' he would think of depositing his •purse in any not, in this letter l enter into the enquiry, which would ing co, liiitt - i persons belaingifig to the Defendant, and :orate public foot-plitha 'across' his fields.- I. order' take up more room than I hive at present,-and also' ~ 0 refring to. coinplate his engagement. The .- - !.1tO s prelerte . their fences, the fanners sostethieee resort much more time. It is, however , a most interesting . , nuf uitte4 his former situation, which was.now - .11.. this elpedietif t they bore holes into the stoutest : subject ; because it speaks , at -once, to the great eh- '• ea I; '' another permi t 'and went down to the De ' .VA bre stakei v Which "(stain their hedges : put gun- ject for which civil society . wae framed ;.• lamely, the fenclalt,twice et considerible eapence, at the latter .• - powder into thosi . holes; th en drive in a piece- of . happiness of the peopie. Even now, however, I • ..,:. • Rt Arch - times Ito Staldiq'the Defendant's counting. weed my tightly upon the powder ; 'so that , the , cannot refrainirom,giving you a notion of the man. kAf) for t hree weeks, , when he was 'discharged with `- Molest hedge, in place of perfon'alogits office of boil- , ner in which oar labourers live. I am, strange as it I' ? On Y a 1 . 01. note. The Vlattitiff Wei now out of -em • Ing • the:kettle,' dasher it aridatt around it - to pieces. ! may seem ,, enabled _to. appeal •to .Parliamentery • ~ -•- ". Pler rat_ 1 . ~..:It *did pot . appear for what reason' he ?- • This mode of preserving teeter fere heard ' a at . 01 , 044 , here,also.. There is new before toes 4,eport , Ras Auarlikfolla . 4 0 laliyAba Defendant did not epi:. ?! Alitsford, a town • s.t *bout twelve miles &trimester a Committee of the How of CouttOttos it on . ,the •'" p i c iiiii m i; ..m i cor ai r ;.0... • istigageinent; 'the De from Batley ; and thobgh it tertainlydamiappear,-at !sobject•of the Corn hawse. , Thk, goettaikteid ; ,.gfiPtlf,t , i is f i rg iit's z cleiii•fmt beltikripitlitid, i fir Mt. 15ftotkkur s- fist Sight, a very ersist beh, whatia 1 man to de.; Tteriehe evidence .of-certaie perassek42 Inined h)',4illam ,- 6 lip .. . 1-:• V: 4 1 '.•,,,i0N5e. sebnilited on tile behalf,. tifiltt . ' thieves are - sevtipert as to Mt detection at defianoey and, am , p amongst , the seat,. of , aeet-• land hokler, -in . the !m ini & Mint . berionsuited . the.first 'Count ih the ' .. ititttlierelinetiling but hit fences between him and ' Wiltshire,.oamed Bennett, who, repo ., beirig_.ahlted : d e -- p e ii.,, Alleging, .the terriis of the 'iiiigagenieot '.. Valli: - thavektilartie min, who assured me, that, by bow meek a. labouree sod his flunk ~ .., mighLiffilitt °Of ** paints to fie .that the . plaintiff ' agreed . , , ';' lb. itealing Of bisledge; I n the month of Marchoutd--fro 'lira -anent Itusweraol i - t•tb-•ive•••Aititiklablbt , laitlijo i rici,,.l . Derendik ter the Misty of •2501: per • 'letting into his whose-141,d the flocks from the coin- •IteelY . Persoll, in a tabo.reare4 4 / 1 01,4 slinSlif htilletPer:otiknute te,. 4 Pad by the befetzUettothe Phillitiff. *" . inons, he lost More liars 8001 . in :one night and part ;' week , the. price of a gelloo.f.loaf v slaud . ahreoppre . isry Ali Ilie're 'tetra ; ha "PintiethitArnii 7 tilary• Weis to be of the ensuing 'day. ' A hi/ weeks ago 1 myself •bad i over for feeding.anctelothing escluirie prissigol l ent, "oil ow annum. In the second coUht'lttiVibrds a fire, by which 'Mgt a ccitiple of barns anclaome sicknesa f and casual.. expences." •This .fteport../as . Wei .T4• .eor a tiariitin salary ' tO:viit•fh* iner'nf 2501. '• .9 other buildings. At this fire a numerous crowd was ordered, by the House of Commooa, to . .late..pvicttost, per :inure, 'here was no count fOr • *Orli. and NERVOUS DEBITATY, STRICTURES, LUFS, he. assembled, marry a *hem came forthe purpose 6f °lithe `36th .of July last. •• ~ ,•-.' 1.: ••ei , : i I labour, and,On At guirtfuns'inervit. • ' • rendering assistance'r bet One -man was detected, t , Now, fA a gallon loaf" weighs, iKcavaing tisAstw, . n A • .i • ' The zsarottesv:dentiaz itul.l4i. SCAttf.krr, toe . W HEN Professioped „Man i . eptinent for skill and.experience, ofer, 'heir ;dyke, and exert theitrala• while the fire was yet ' raging , stealing the leaC at ig:,...lb.• 10oz. avoirdupois weight. This is . , the„altot- the Plaintiff, likened this to an allegation of meeting iltki l i ef due cure of a few kelgolnetbseasith; they rise iit Tifir 4, iron-work of 'a pump; frilfilling the old sayieg,..thiesrleets for seven ,Alays, ((prone person ; •but, limo, certain persons on the road, and said it would nOtlatiN" p s redi l d n ice v i r g Lie r h a !s e t a t: f . i te e ttly i rf r i i t ar ed u :igul:t 4 i u ilie nett a ern m e r it nothing is too hot or too heavy for a thief' ;',' 'MI It; lib Yee will perceive, Mr. Bennett and .his neighbours ,be necessary in that case to prdvo what persons ;•, le thepractice of physic. Messrs. CIIRRIE +rod -c.r. reviler • Vreenired the Utmost of say resolution' and.misetioni •...allow three-pence, or five coots, . a meek, more l . or ; . was enough here if there was evidence to go to a t t f eow. stinctiontiv i 7 1 1* ppri de ilesr ramie niviebllt aided by three . sear mid • ball a doses. resolute - - suppose, a . cent per day .more,. for feedinuond ; Ifury, that some salary was to be paid under the colee r nirits ne lM s a7tae t itole e en r :tended,- i ccl;pu nee ith thesl4o and' faitbfhl 'orient., beletiserve during the sight "clothing. The particulars of • the • feeding and cloth.vi egm ai shant ,..,.. . , I no.iduity to direct their studies to the cure of e e 4q species of , • and thh next day (Whici a *S. -Sunday), the imperislte" log that can be bad for three-pence per weett v . or 1, a. Evormaotioncir ruled, that some certain, t a b l iii i ri u sl e SUl P tscie oc fts ift we l l i i i i i s cr i l h gven prevent or al. embitteru hose ft::lintil Uhl. and portable part' -ordthe property from beitt/-!-Ailiings a year, it would, perhaps, be Aifficolt .t 9 as- }salary must be proved. In the case put of Certain . menial state, In the catalogue of bunion in fi rinint sthere are ' carried irwiy. •I Williset add upon this subject, a reertain, without immediate applicatiost4o.his..Ben- • persons met on the road, the word was:ASO . ..for , none more aMictia than those wltiCh are the unneoldablec T oz an instance' of the' baseness of our Press, that the.sett; and, , as that is out of ;My power, I must.leave ;diver,. The 'contract was much-too indefinitely il e nrap eu py s i gr: n rer br u o l ols pe r e ot aili:lntfaortd.eores,caslivlllyileity • Oen *:• 'Thies Newspaper published, upon this occasion, - a 7 thees particulars.to he comsat by your powers Of 1 .d- - I . lteted, tor a house and garden, and the privilege of relief until he is reduced to mark a state of . arisery.a4 to restlrr paragraph . , stating, that I had most ungratefully 1 Vitiation ; adding, however, that, as far as spy obey. I. i i k i iri _ lire oppressive. To Mich peritires it will Itea remota* red" g hoarders,, were also parts of the intended driren away " hosed rustics," who had kindly come ration his reached, Mr. &senate s account appears '• -non to knot', that - they may now, by a new and rafauisk.r yr. emolument o f•the situation. ~ . may, be restored to their former constitistinpal strength eed 9 i . 'e..!to'rninssistance. It is very true, that ' I did drive the to have bean tolerably correct. • . - • • The Plaintiff's Counsel then rested upon. the goer. Weak, relaxed, sand debilitated habits, preeeaki either 1. ; " kittest rustics" away ; but I succeeded in - put .' I am, with sincere esteem, your Friend, -..4.• r. e • • ,_ from aril exiess•of co,colungtfl tend alien , pleasehr: oe from emit id ' to .gestot for money pa , and claimed rec over tne4 residence in hot climate ! , 44 ichiltii)e,. the iellkdiPilteg• *.'-'-fsig estop to their thefts, which would,. 1 : . re. Batley,. Enillasit N0v..15, 1514. • • WM. CODBETT. . .. - aileneei of the Plaintiff'S journies . tindei. theta,eu# ! of Mercury . &c. are sPeedilffestoled td health ale a 'lry • ••••' Ii y believe ; ' have been nearly as injuries. is I.laid that Defendant's paying the Plaintif f 101. Wail.' " In4 " 14 • a.rlM*464 f 1461 " / ""' 4411 vike*-1 " *give s; '.''.l4sl Sre. Since the fire happened upon iny.pre-7' • ' evidence ofao,acibilitt stated. • • - i S afe of toistlieribalicapnitg: la diketed to /e nutmeat ti-- • cure of a few peculiar complaints, these. mast be the rater . .';'illilses; a gentleman, who had a similar accldene •., Lord Ef.nEllllloßOlldlt Inclined to leave the case to certainty of succem f and as a proof of Shill position thetisst ..fiOnse 'y'elti ago, has ' assured me, that almost every ' tli Jury (under the apparent hardships of it tine's thud ,isr erre is Ws• particularly expeCitirmist, as well at mfr. *-- •hrtiele *of irbu els stolen frotn his premise...At Is .and wi evidently stipexioe to the ClllllOlOll practice„,that moos Am,flaintiff) whether .his claims for money paid, and,' slight cases of infection a perfect restoration is co mpleted is die '' . "notorious; thet v - ibt - London, thieving forms e eery' shortperiod of three dais; and lb those of lb; utmost iniehm• upon an account stated, were satisfied by the 101. , , • ,_•, _ , ._, ... ' coustdevairte pirtot every such , Calamity. • •I3ut tlio cy, where tower 1114C1,15010tra 40111 aarwm, 111114pez ion& . M c., Pica a t.wirr also .ion tended, that t h e. Defend- vesper ie their, plan lbilitifiliett s 'bet* . than any other, bespeaks theof treatment ensuresto thesatieot it mho ant's letter, asking him to come down,' wail evidence 4 well grounded, and lasting re.establishmefil. By an dirty of nittorilef our situation; in this respect, is , the• - exhi, ! : of a general retainer, which th.„ law,would construe ' encases,. the i'"ent " ill e't*lfe "i 4 . 1 a - "t" and'elPillte d l l a i , herself 6f 'notion MI the top of garden. walls and • i eawo, atteodithee upon the kss experteneed practiktellee• . to he a hiring,for a year, bet-there was no count for: ''he the most obstinate and complicuted.caSe s . of venereal infectious ~ other fences, menacing those who enter - with thia work and labour.. • " . . .-....•- ~ such as obstructions in the urethra, ?Oboe erertlicialts44,iiard .lariger of death from men-traps and springiuns.—.• 1 0111121411 callous u lc ers, erupti o ns, seminditweakoeskialeed, 9 9 'lllr.l3sousstass proposed, even now, to refer the " ..: Peter Pinder has immortalised these by introduelnl rasa • • ~, ~ • - compensation due - from the Defendant to the Plaintiffs STRICTURES, `'them into a poem, where he ludicroasly • represent', • to any Barrister, with powerfor him to decide upon . whedier reeeet rlr of duration, urtt *Mai have fitiffled the 4: the Kiag as intent.upon 46 catchieg his living subjects.i costs. . ,'atilt or other practitioners, are, by the* present i119P91 9 91 3 4 by the legs." But he must have well known, that i • of ireat i neot. effectunlly and permarietply cured, without the The case was accordingl y referred to Mr. Tindal, patient sad:grin. the excruciating paintind alarmitiftemarthse without them, neither king nor subject could,pise under a verdict for the Defendant, with liberty.to r. .. lc fremiently follosth the applicant* of the tuaarlaittic._• • SOU the .preclioe .0..5; garden. Sometimes the trap ,, the some of At rears exit-ine pro:tiee lip this•lntireislOP .mare the Court to enter a verdict for. the Plaintiff, if ; aamaroas ewes of strictures bare been and are daily'smile t heir 'themselves are hoisted op upon a sort of gibbet, inthe the arbitrator should gieelsim•the costs. 1 cara t Mr !mill eradicatfoii of *filth P 1 ereieltl6 evag . , - ter' day time, in order to inspire greater terror; and, it ii rahr;.and eXpatiiiiiim strode tof pratsliro o , sa l ter*, to atie.other only a few months ago r tillit we bad anaccoont °radian' et adopted. The steeliness, rel a xation, e nd debility once:a tom from this coMplaint, is iiieeCilY'renioved, and the pole° being actually killed by 'spring-gun ininocto roil -t r ie restored to irlaffil and Vigorous health.. But *l.bl:re thedeciff pedition in a garden at Mitcham.'Besides these Weight has foe years existed, a popper perseverance in their restorative infested by gangs of itinerant thieves, called gyp:fie remedie, after the stri c tu r e h as b een , d estroye d, i s Lodi opeltat'll ,*gr i episit e to revive the sl um be r i ng ,p a ir s of iike;Jabd id rase The life of these penple very moth relatable. that 411 Male the coreti(Stit*. •-. ,- - :'-• . ;.1 ithe savages , whom r have seen;on the birders of tint ' 4evirtil Nolokmegt aid Gentl e men 4 t k e . fi g t,t es pectabiliti !Liter St. ohn, in New Brunswicle;:- . 4keyit that -flier' Agee been tinder the care of Messy?. COrille 'WE to. for the it• imoiatilf Couiplaints of the eirethta;vertetlirai&e.lf and amid latter gain their food by hunting and fishing, stud reitis•ela is twice and permanent esteh s wertest,thot •lefeir"" ' the former by. theft. The open have no iettted ,, meg be sande to. •Ilietn.,_as mdiafiscoicy .tri s io ne es a use deii-I$ superiority of Merritt Currie sal C4.'s Plea 6/treatment. Not ' borne; ne ~bevaiit, or hut, Or place of dwelliug.-4 • ?nixie Oentlltinen have tihrtingeittiesTlVOiteletealheorst d ill They have...KlS; which carry theinsetvies,thehewhllite! had been antler the care of Messrs. tipsoal e r s itisides,awl Whet ten their kettle,' and their meani.Of erecting' tens" Burgeons nfetonl emineore, who attempted the sere by the ate pliention of the lunar inane,' Wilif;mt 01101454. - . , and whici tents are precisely llkothese'ot the Nov* Meters: Currie:mod Co.aaay beettioaked by either Mao 15 .." American savages. The night they employ Iwthiei*, .th e greatest. delicacy , secree N ood hogopr,mt their horst I"' L ing. . Sheep, . pigs, poultry, Corn, - root s l / 4 : ' f _mai' „T.., Hatton garden. , retreats la the'enunteS'ire n4pifested tit 'state theldrile o l lothing comes amiss to them. What they' Vlkint 14. of their piste, age, and moortid habit of nylo n; a se . den Whoa • one:place They • spend in another place; said: thus ..rominvace for advi c e o od me di c i nes , hen lire none * ill Its f ovea or sent to any part of the itinghom. Teemed , that setter, they proceed .all over the country. They eommi t sn nierato/.16, their andertalting."the- postage of .kfterdenal 4 acts of murder, and theft,, and arson innumerable.' oetettsto the . account f o r •- me di e i des .--i-ei k j sme otipp.....4l the mks - hers of this Maing convniurrity arefreqatort- !Itikl'lle*n. . • - hanged, or transported ; but still the troops of sagabonds exist; and, as far as I am able to judge, A few days ago, John Lilley, of Loeghttie r ' nal r Gainsborough, oat for his breakfast, elgeeeest.pepay loaves; and for his dinner the same day, .Isemst and drank the following, is one,hoer • en 4 a half :—O loaf; ten pounds; half a pound of cheese; quarters of potatoes•boiled ; quarter of a poond of batter ; two quarts of broth; two quarts of ale, and one quart of small beer. , . An extraordinary circumstance took place onSun day morning at Bethnal-green Church, where, in con. sequence of a number of distressed families having been relieved by the Mile-end Philanthropic Society, .permission was •given 'for a Charity Sermon -to .be !preached by the Rev. Robert Crosby for that In stitution, when the preacher annouced from, the l pulpit, that the eificen of the parish had. that morn ing taken away the plates from. the Church that are.. usually made use of to -collect the gifts. The congre. gation were not frustrated in their intention of hem& ~ ~..., ~ , lois:ince,. forthey made their donations, &ad.*, ' ... ~.),,„,. . , 1 iectieb , yeaa larger than oneny.former occasion... 7, • a.. ; A 6 q4 4 of iry°° (l . ruffilitus aret . ° *eek backs ' . On Friday lesttwo mei, ef.thelaulesef,Gopsnoyi t . gtecked ihehouse . Of Mr.'lltiker,. ol'itilina ttgh, • In end Haarandaso were brotight, into the town of Tip.. Aiikepny, ,in smirch of firearms; Basing ' been 411, l , 'Pirlul and ' lodged in'tho! Scillow4 l ol the Dona- (*sea acherttlime, they fired 'Oen, laws :into' the 1 A t ilt p ea s an t r y.. D one biii it in4be,yrnrowne.,einn. .lose, . and ~.thelr :fir 0 . being brliklY 'returned, • the w pm,* . they - were sake. , is Abe act or t ro bbi ng one PiSClTanit s set fire tip theltßose v , and retreated. Thd Derreen's , house, .at the °crew. of Donoliill. They pre r nil es'wer ef iacea Watihn• had robbed:thee...different housee•the.sime night...-. thriowita . l4:7-7.tfores Clarke, Joseph itoiertif : ', Coners - iv' gfreie Castle AIN. p-lisinaahan..iaircrm , and John UoPp . err4rere brought up en suspialon..of Cappaghi. - 'o , ellem acknowledges.. to Mrs . beets of divers robberies ;abet lived In a secluded pun : of the party-that attached- Mr.. Prendergaatts :house; Lambeth, where the officers got into the hoiv ? , it *as he wlto played the lute upon that occaaion.—. early on Sunday !pinning, and apprehended thria rst , ut.'Plinuterg' lol / 2 1 eirline-pieces cOs short, and the bed : they booed under the bed of 'Rowley 'same lute,. were f oend upon him when. table. Ila ac- : trunks, one of ,which, is directed to a " Mrs. flamer knowledges also to have been one of, the peaty tat , ton, passenger," severalsilk handkerchiefs,and` t e l attacked- Mr..Powell'elloase, •neer Castlecounell.— 1 number of duplicity, from pawnbrokers.. They He has turned King's evidence, and siren informs, I were all remanded, for re-enminatlon on Friday flea Spinet four hrothers,•ef the name of. Sweeney, Least. ..,. ..... „,,,v, s, from steers —tiver eras Wont on Friday night 1 Sarah MaIR ' , HAW to. ed. for lending out esiilir by the Golden Police, and brought into Tipperary." i without a bushel measitre; being 'the first offence, —(Waterford Mirror ; Dec. 12.) .' costs were remitted. . D ' u s ti onA4t .,- 7 . A .sti kutlid-iinv. 104 Mr9tc l l-4fth gap? AA, Narskais on 'reesciay, „cherg i ed e'at r; ffa 41pghap.syit4 having, on the preceding eienie'e,i al a' ill"indecentassault on him, pear the Anitloa her,..4. lt ':tnnisinghani protested 'hie innocence; wa t. pa. - , tti'vwsfed' the Sitting Magistrate, Alderman L 5l , ttrawilegive him time to procure witnesses to his eb s , a l ster, He was, in coneettnunce, ;reminded, .mod if iTtatio, !n brought op yesterday.. , ' pn being put to the bit, it was stated by paid i thteni l dirg, • that his accuser was himself a Petee a v r . !Sidi' Charge of a -usisdEnteineur. It a pp eare d . 4 4 It6ekvelftin had, on Tuesday evening, &reused atoll* person with an offence of a nature similar. to that F ighich he stated .Cunningham to have committed, ta i which be described as having taken pFace in the Sate 'street. But, the constable *lto 'was caligd 'On M a !lattsifOeciisititti uof liking Mirahal's conduct,- ere iliticeinntiff - Milielf was very confused, detailed Mk - - . •. teiiillifody. - "' ''' • t - „.•,;: The : sh r ink iMailstratei convinced of Marshal/ Viltittiy, :discharged the - tete portions (on. of t h us iiiitespeEtable hence-keeper of the City of • Lonti v ) citified,' Ind; having taken the deposition : of t i r constable, 'sent the accuser to Brideareti , for i lino/nth: • . . . ' -W. Price was -MT Committed, en a-cher ge a :Stealing, in company-with another man, lace to ga valve of 1001. from the house of a•Mrs. Jeekea a , i t 'llltoricin-Street. Mrs. Jackson keeps a haberdasher's drop. On the 14th of October last; the Prison!, accern'penied by an accomplice, not yet apprehended, cisme in for the purpose of looking at some good s , when they contrived to make free with the property in question. Davies and Bradley, chive- I* stealing two cheeses from the shop of Mn. 1E44 Vistoyittlagsrdens, 'Clerken well, on Tuesdari leg, were seut to flattou-garden Office forte. don. Dtsir-itstitbilf.'--Yesterday, Mary Johnson ,srm 'brotigh't 011ie Office by a 'City constable; third 'with uthiring t Counterfeit shilling to a postlesupi a ChanceryAbstsit, 'well knowing it to be so; also adds Istterintiieventl other counterfeit alining, at seta Iglape *the Iftitehase of trifling articles, ad*. beiNgilettieted and seerthett, - other counterfeit easy Wit - footed' open' her. She was committed datiligher i 'lialfrinatioh. • - • • • "pl. I• HATTON.CIARDEN.—Yesterday, John Latiowt, a Will bronght up in the custody of Geor g e Tio. dell, a c'enstable, charged by Daniel Coles, a black. '4lllith, residing in -Baldwin's gardens, in whole hog s the Prisoner' lodged, with •robbing him of several sr. ticles• of wearing apparel, his property,: The Fri. toner was apprehended in Barnet, and part of the property in ilia posseision. - The charge being made out, the Prisoner was fully committed for trial.. • Margaret Haynes, charged with being fonncl con. coaled under• a gentleman`, bed,. In his chambers, Gsy'a Inn, was remanded for latraber Mail s. • - On th e 90th kit. John Bather : Eiq. 0t i tt.0440019.14 shin-. to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of hale Vagt . n -Of Ricovood Heat. . TED On the f3t6 of April. hear Cannanore, on the Malabsstasit. aged 34. A: B. Perkins, Esq. .of the Hon. East tarlisipses. nes service. On the 11th inst. at the Navy-yard, Haririeh..l.f;eshairNsq. aged 68 ,he was then - Mayor of that Corpinntiaaffor - Ibesisa tune. • • . _ • , acW .1 . 14 lON DON Printed and Pnbildbed bi P . tr•Titin•n ()MC a. 12, nSei4UMOL an Au • ing Doi onl - .th• act • • - ly tap :+~~. k I p , ~:. I .y •