The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-04-17 00:00:00

IORK Rlursits. coug ivieNTl TO Volta l'arrut.--The following as „,Pe were Olt Tues. lay i r escorted to the Call le. by a Na piety rite Mb Dragoons. a .- —Thomas Blackburn. tha ;tet o tt ihley„ and John I.i'alley, charged upon the oath, s tm e ajaetin an.! I ietirge Barker, with high trot -643. 1,, cit. in havi lig im the 31st of March last, at t piriSh Of Iltiel.lerslield, with dit •rs other p eNt me, t o vanisher of :Mani! more, traittirovaly assembled la• o ther, for thernrpose of l et - f iling.. a • t. !hawing tevird. • ;tilt war against oar Stiveretgn Lora the king, against gas (hey of th. it all glance ; against the form ut the ;t eak m such ca.^ malt and eroairled ; and against t „ peace of our s.ti'l Lord the Emit." Also, en Thoirs ,,,v m oraine. WWI rOOltitittrA to the l'aatle , Jubn Blacker, o :i t emise Illacito ell, of Sheffield. who was at March c4l,.airted of rioting. lac. at Shattielil afore. alid it•ttrieneetl to be confined two years in 'Work Ile s!ands charged main oatli an!' behaving in t iatuns manner, and exciting and encouraging. divers pe t .,,,n4 to F . 01., and endenger the publir peace x shefEe!.l. Tnestial last : and also slant's charged with baring i.s his possession a bottled pistol, a pihe, mutt c •!,,, aid aveapolia, to endanger t h e 'wadi': peace. ..; 20 , on ridey event:Jr, **lv. l am.tiar, Richard :lada, tees Stansliel,l, anti Benjamin !Janson, charged on r.. oaths of Jolt,' enmn, and utherz. aids the crime et treason, e01..a.it:0,1 by tlotni in this realm (that i. ffast), for hating, on tilts i2tet April isnot. at the parish of Ki;k Heaton, in the Test Riding, with divers other rum. to the number of 3111) and wore, traiterunsly as sembled in arms fois:lie ptircose t levying star, and for baring team and titere !eeird war. against our Sovereign Lord the sting, the ditty of their aliegianee, ant ao:frit tlr i t •vaati, atc.—And Abraham Ingham, tkorre Brian. Ilob.ott. lotorge itirkinsliaw. John julelson, and William !foliated, a!) of Dods.% orb, in t h. Welt Hitting, labourers, charged upon the oath of Siddons, of the same place, warehouseman. with having in the night of the I Ids inst., with divers oth^r untie I with pikes and other weapons, riotously and it—no:mon:4c assraiLled at Votisw,rt!, aforetail, entered the dwelling-house of one Juges Si,),:ons, there snuatr, and with baying t!ae.rs etol, •voar-t1 to compel him, the said wirsiam Esktons, is , 1;4 n ith them and join the general rising of the ilisitifecteM fur the r ur r us,. rt•ettar. by f orce . 1 6,1 sio!ente. an alteration in the laws of the kingitom; and f-rtiir. tin suslikion ',Clueing, with a great number of 4tier p.rsurs, unlawfully assembled in arms on :range moor. on IVe,!stro , lay mot 'lag, the 13th inst., against the pe 1A%..— (1 ' urk Heret?:'.) fIUNT'S Econnmical BREA hP.V4T POWDER ssd BRITISH' HERB TEA. sold, Wholessty. it No..P. rove-suss I. in the City. as 1 let the WsrekN.se. 11. Litt Earl-street. Sercn Disks all...reorders ire received std pr..saptly asecultd: and Ratan A) Mrs. t aside, ti,s. Picot erect Deltty. Mr. l o italtird. and Mr. Wallin, !.trawl ir. Tyler. asd Giles (eal,), is Wych-streett ; Mr. Ma n, lheor-Ins. t Mr. Lircbrrd. 84, Wstdour-stret I t Mr. .r. : :Mrs. Boyles, Jan:el—frt.-% Oxi.v,l-s•rect: Mn. tier mots --place: Mr. Star ks% Lteg•-lr.nv ; and Mr. M...inlnstle, 113)don-street, ilinorles _ _ P. B. Mr. Nottt her to ese!'eti his Frlerols and the Pablie a....sinet *elite of .1.12 Compusigibn, we . befaso:rai one •••1,1 in his 14.1 , e, and to Inform them that Me..Wast,ol:l. 'i , ..:11-•treet, is nn ionuter his Aitt at ; tha• 4%0140 v...nted him, and soil at that vi.ur. iv saample ah4Fisit:Al , 4l of Slr. lisors Breakfast P.is der. and, .heldtstl . ai very i .ft.tiar qt.iti . :•, co:eulated to disgust sk eG : alto Is. it, nail *are liv• sale of the original hole tin O.V. LS. •""•- ' ft O. O Hollsad 1 Madera 1 France O 1.61 ma Maltst 3 Hu.rf,.►d • (ivrirlil a•+d J•rwy 0 4!) I SiOClib 111 ill RNA Stack ler Cent. Red. an; P er 1'..•0t. tons. lOWA 14 pc. 7:4 4 rot t ent•. 871 Oren. 7a• y , • 141 t Aft.l7 h ' Av.:. p•t t etd. Ann. DAY AT (AE DI:LOCK. India 10.44:11 niof.Romil% Mtg. 30, pm. Old Annuities flhA F. rm., Id. 93. 9s. 76. ris. Ditto Vein. 94 iv,. Onr.tlaa eon. for Ae.691; Lott. Tickets Ail I9s. Otte ttatcOman. TVS BRlTisll ITATIVIXAM ZS mcompowass TM[ !tTATVIIII%." LONI)ON: MONDAY EVENING. APRIL 17, 1840. Uuropitious as Ole result of the numerous trials lately concluded may appear to the cause of the people, it is calculated to produce unintended and era xi-4 de! grod. It has y.rored the wtel i.fy and cf.yinfr injustice of some of lie laws of lui.re , sion obtained by his Majesty's Ministers ham a lieluded Parliament. It has shown that the couutry !!ad been unfairly prejudged and condriai fled. For what was the chief ground on which those treasures were founded Were not both Houses told that alt esisliter means of repressing the offences of the ress. and the audacity of itinerant orators, had failed? Was not the contagion of !editions and doctrines represented to have spread so far, that Juries could no longer be found to give as honest and unbiassed verdict trgainst the guilty Was it not declared, that without fresh enact ments, the established and constitutional law of -, til e kinecloni would remain a mere. dead letter, and thist offences would multiply so fast that it might no lunge, be in the power of Parliament itself to &Maly a remedy Such were the misrepresentations Ly milk+ majorities were pr.ieurect to inflict a first. Let a dengernes wound, on the great palladium of libert;cs—the PRFBB. In vain did the advo • catcs of the people urge that the efficacy of the common law had not been put to the test— is' vain did th , .v call for n trial hefore a ver dict of guilty should be retnrned, and a sentence of mutilation passed against a whole country ; arguments were turned into a " clamour, - and the intensity of their resistance was deemed little less titan seditious. The establithed law of the land—the work of the wisdom, patrioti,rn, hod experience of aces, was declared inefficient "WI imbecile, and the basis of a new code wes laid ill it series of acts destined to com mence the destruction of our constitutional , Nimm TII E ST; MM . AN. NOW, what has been the rusi , lt of this mighty plot against our liberties a It has exploded in the hands of bis hlAntirrv's Ministers, and left them covered with confusion and shame. Their new Acts (these, at least, to which we object, for others were undoubtedly proper) were so little wanted, that they have not even alb-mg:led to put them in force. hey have fallen still-born to the ground. They are become that " dead letlrr", which the cosmos law was asserted to be without them; and Mat COP:MOR taw bps not only been appealed to alone in every ease, hot, in every ease tried hitherto, tali produced those consictions which its official detractors pronounced it hien pabk. of effecting! Its efficacy is.therefure. amply established and vindicated. Juries will no longer be represent rd as the accomplires of traitors, and Parliament will no lower stiffer its apprehensions to be excited. its jedgmeet deceived, and its patriotism perverted by unfourded statements. Iltnee, if we not hope fur the immediate repeal of the useLssund iu jtwinv+ Ads. We may fed cotindent that the grin-11 ciple ou which they arc founded will not bo pushed atm further, and that, if Ministers were mad enough to demand fresh uticon.:itatiottal concessions, they ; will be rejected with appropriate wisd.mn and dis dain. SESSIMVS-IL)USS, OLD BAILEY.- (MUND4T.) ...•- Early this morning the populi.ce assembled in great numbers in the 0!'! R ilev , displa:.in.r much anxiety to karti wire :116.rmation reetintr the I conspirators. The cuurt-ard is kt.pt completely clear, anti a label is placed on the door—" For the admission of Jurors and 'Witnesses only ;" and this order is strictly complied with: and also. to prevent city sort of interruption or contusion to the pro ceedings by the admission of persons, sir. Wootner, the City Marshal, attends, with several consta bles, nt the iron gate which !cads to the interior of the Met*inns-tinase, and none are admitted bet those who can show their right to admission. Yet, notwithstanding this cant ion, the Court r as crowd ed equal, if not more than on any former ocmsion. At half-cast nine the Judges entered, ati.l took their seats, when Thistlewood was placed at the bar. t'pwarili of thirty Jurors nn each s:de were challenged and twelve o'clock had arrived before `a Jury could be foliated. In cotectinekce of the expectation of a long trial. the Judge ac.piimed iu a chair Lir; granted to l'hibtle wood. The Loan I:tttrit 'ravel.: observed, that as this teal erns one connected e WI several others iml•li ce.trdd in st elairge of libel reason, it tors ;woes tory, for the An ke of public justice, to prohilsit the publication of any part of it until the whole of, them were terminated. Just as our pnper Went tai press the .%ttnrney- Cent rid commenced his speech. Divine st rricu ye%terday, in the rreenee of the King, the Duke of York, and Rmal suite, was per form( d itt the Chapel-Royal, Bri.:6ton, by the Dr puty (lerk of the elosrt. A selection of: acted music ra%r heavenly harmony to the I'nluce in the evening . . It appears tn.qtain that the King intends to indulge in atieatie exeurlons during the ensuing sammer, in the yr:eht, and that Brighton mill tie the favoured points of embarkations end re (unto. Etery thinsr, then•fore, promises to that town an early, a ray, and profitable serson. As ye: the day not al.pt ar to he fix:4 ter Ins Ma jt:slt s return to Carlton-pi/lee. llis Alajelly's recent short absence from Brigh'on was b u t so littl e known. fiat the flagon the vent - ratite tower of the dwell was not I twered Atiris . g the interval. The London newspapers pee t/ e tlrst bow aaccenicut of the event to 'navy of the is - lutbitant:t. A g t •mial illutriziation is talked if there for iLe '2:01; but, PP the King will hot be press. *perhaps it tviii be limited to the residences 1 1 of hts blatesty's trt.des-people. The p . eof (-latency wlnt.)o..eohy on 9.41 . 1 Ay alai, : . .40; *Mira in theetteninr.z. Ihe Duchess orGlo tit-ester spe nt Friday aorening v: itlt the Friiteets Sophia, at #'ambridge-house. The DaLe of San Garlos Inn then - notice to all his household donieilies and tn.ite.--peorlv. that he sle.ll ititivuse with their serair. s the latter end of this mouth. Ili, E'rerltett?'y is making every pre paration t►r his tlel,arture. finllork an.l Jcit,nion, two of the principal witnessei se:dult Sir Clia;les IV•sl..:elvV, 31 I 'kr ;frr. u•Pn• un Wed gy week tal.ru up. and are artually in the New Haile,. for r, Munn .• plow nt4n of to, t. 4.,pre. 'Chi. circuits st.ence I.rs 'riven C't 4 . Al joy to the !wa i st,. of Stukpuri.— S.. Walt b fur .e ....triple ul the Baronrt's ! ( ti , 401. hi .Ihresirp.) In order to guard the public against the shame less dceeptions of spurious imitations slid 2TOOS positions. this Author of Dr. Nt...ta.r in .c. arch q the Pirlurryyne thinks it right to state that none of the works attributed to him are genuine. eNrept those illtedrated by ROWLANDPnN. and published by ACKERM.i7II63, WI. Strand. Tuesday morning.. Lowe. a bearnm said to be a esptaio in the late rioters' army, nprirehendect at Clasgovr, and lodged in Bridearell. There are about Wil e y State prisoners at preterit coutlacil there. . . - • Ur. ('hr is Han?. and ant 11r Weller. is the name of the fraielosteut baulrupt, the ekcanistances of whole case we detailed ill our paper of Satur day. 'Hie latter gentlensan..prtviows to his de cease, was Ili.• parlia.r of t 1,.: former: and it is since that period that the fraud has heen emit twitted.—All the particular w hit+ we Er•tve, • with the exception of ire name, wet . .. correct. FOOT it Aer.—Wr are iiiturine.l th it the celebrated' runner., 11-urge Walkir and John Welk. hsih of York, are Matt 10-.1 to rue right *mike over linavesintre, on jay thy lc h instant, for 30 guineas each,—they are to start at our lurk Shookl the d.iy prove One, a great number of viretators are expected to he there. t LTPC 411:Seataiii.—A discovery. whkh way prove i .of considerable importauce to the neichhosilsood of Plturoatli, has been us:•Je at Laolulph, on the puns& j ' of' the Ki.V. F. V. J. unJell. About two ye.trs sire some miners. :ate is ltd 1.7 a deep ochrears inernstation of a reek, obtained rriguession io drive an add its search 1 of a aiitwral 11111 et:oi driven three or tour rohoows. Work then diNcontinncil. a tea , wo mb, Av er , •Theistioas of this edit was covered with a farrucisoul or iielitesis sight:tent, which has mow I ertisra to : and it has heen ascot- I Mined I. proeeril" out Is re:1441..1'4M0 !treats nosing , thrualli the rock yr.& VI iils ehalylivate na.nre. Ihe • Water has Leen atialy7l4l. :lathe rvsoilts of reiwateJ ' perinieiits are, that it is a pare t halvbrate. much 1114 ore I strongly impregnated %tills iron limn Tunhillge.ar ton, and scold eicnurse 1.. inure valuaLle in its medicinal spalities than tither ut rt, .r releirl:l4 rim's. Not% itlit.tandibg th.e tistre3s of the I:mcit. the coupler of Gretna I it, L 11 I; as ever iu rivet ling suairinonnial claim upon aii ranks and degrees. '• Many waters cannot wit owli love;" ant ter cu.ov that cannot !nerve inr anoiregt the limner nits characters that hz - re latel . . presents d throw-Mr ties' fare the Ifieh-Prieit of tireless. were a couple front Car- I tide, whs. i.ur col mipou.tent tiretinualy resiesris. hid mare logs than stneLines. r pi o d e d their last b". pen the altar of Ilyrnen. Asa Oct-ofl, ht werer, the • coupler was airreahly surprivi by arliva: of a Cat an.l firir ('he panics we hair , I..ariteu). the ad ulatt of which, after the nuptial t'sst was tietf. present et, the ofliciator with ay. THE FUNDS. The Fnnds keep gradually upon the rise; Con sols for the Account reached 6W this morning buy ers, for a short time, but are now rilt". Their neral appearance, and the continued plewillOneas of money, urge in fa% our of a fart her elevation;isatt ticularly as large quantities of 9tork teen ptn chased both on Saterday and to day. Money is to be had correnfly at I per cent. ►ltOM A ConItEAP9NTIFMT. During the whole of last Account serf little ductuation took ph.ce in the price of Stocks. and selling-day (Wednesday last) passed over without any defzulters being declared. Since Wednesday, Stocks have looked better; and Saturday, Consols left off at CPI for the Account. The party that , are generally in favour of a rise have made im mense pnrchases within these two days, and the, old trirk is now plaing ofr—that of borrowing money of the bankers at S per cent.. and de positing the stock in the name of the lender as a security. I'ht, precut seperrtions abewlance of money of urds an excellent oPportrnity for these spculsttons. and we hare no doubt but a further artkicial rise will be ex;:crienccd. Put w e wish to guard the public aga.iust the fallacy of these pro. ceedine, for when the party . have obtained their rods, 'theltock wit, he throw n upon the market, and poor Jobn Bull will pethaps llnd himself minus two or three per cent. --~- -- We have matte evtry arrangeinest kir present ing our Resident with a full and arenroe se , toisnt of the State Trials ns soon as the prohibitino• order, restrdiuing the publication of them, is tnktio It is with mach satilactien we kni - n. ty accounts rece i ve d from ftlas t7 .)w this morning. that the panic is now otter, and reiug on es usual. A member of persons charted with participation in the insurrection continue to be apprehended by the bi !;ilatice of the cisil power, both in laavow and the country. We understand that a pmseention will be imme diately commenced against a recently eitahlished Minioterial Sunday Paper, for some observations therein contained, respecting the correspoodence between the Lord Mayor and Mr. Sheriff l'arLins. We shall lay before the politic, to-morrow, the correspondence alluded to, on the introduction of the military into the city of London, its convey kg the State Prisoner, from the Tower to Newrnte. The French paper:, contain sio ititelligetice of im portontx..—Fretic is Funds—Five per Cents., 7.1 f. ILc ; Bank Actions, 14651. The Paris Papers inform us that FERDINAND has signed a Decree, permitting . the return to Spain of the partizans of the Usurper Joisrett tPARTE, who bare taken refuge in Foreign States, awl au thorizing the restoration of their co . allseated pro perty. The Lords of the Aflmicaltv were expected at Milford on Tuesday. 'i lie estaidishment at Milf o rd increases under the fosteriog hand of Administra tion, and appears to be quite a favourite nips the two Nil% Al Bosnia. There % r e building .lips there, and a dry dock lee, jest Mtn eutet.leted. .At present, however, it . apkears to beonly ass auxiliary to Plymouth, as the vlopAto .lt at arc iuvariably !CO rontid to flanutai.e. It requires no creat pruetra lion to forese‘, that, at %future perio.l, thii new yard. on account of the notolo r ititbour attached to it, will be of Ivry great national import:awe. it is rut awertained whether the " taw.!s," Ayr inTecting hiilfortl. will uo to Plymouth, though such a measnre is iery probable. (hie of the nutober vertaittl Cocklettrne.— (IS'est Briton.) Yesterday a deputation from the Female Re formers of Leeds waited upon Mr. Hunt, at his lodgings in Great Porthind-street : and having ex pressed the regret which the ladies felt in out hay , *mg an opportunity oft....ying their personal p ects to Mr. blunt at Leeds, after the York trial, they presented him with an elegant gold medal and chain, having the following inscription engraven upon it. surrounded with a wreath of laurel:— " A Token of Helmet Erns tile /equak ntr0.4,1 , 4 of Leeds. in Ifuriainte, to Henry Hunt, 0.. Int " Tn T!. root's hoit:li• Hoot himself Ints •• And leeks 1,..r platen:rt. - ugh Litx.ri) algae." surmounted by a csp of liberty, encircled with bays. A Chester paper says. that Sit C. Woleeley's !:aa a lee of s.py guErwsz for Isis services. .V. f V.l L INTEL LICENCE. Porrsmottn, Aram rr:veti, yrsterhy, his Ma jesty's ship Catnelion, from a rrnisr.—Passed op Channt-1 the Tula, White, front Cadiz ; sailed 2!d the Spectator, Richardson, for Grenada,—ArrireJ to dar, his Alajesty's .hip Retipole, from a croise.—Sailed the Death Caszle, Jernan, for Loacloo. HAIM! ca. Aran. 10.—A rrired the Lord Nelsen parker, with a mgil, from Holland.—tailed the Prioress Clear fotte parker, fir liellaml : Castlereagh packet, for Cl:s -hams; anti packet, for tiotteuhurgh, all is:ih NOITIi Sumps, Aram 15.—1 a tl:e 13th instant, the Marie, Ss hurbt„ Irmo Ltingsonnil, gut upon the rocks near Tyneniostb Castle, but got off egain, marl pot in here very leaky. PLTSWI'7II, APROL lb.—Arrived tbp Illinman and Zephyr transports, from Guernsey, nith tvelis and ti • gage. —Sailed the John, Itod.l, for Prince Istaad; M,lly, Carr. for Miratuichi ; and his ilitjest's ship Tribune. for Harhadoes. FALIO(01 TN. APRII. 14.—SAINI the Sw;ftpurr packet fur .►nmri, a ; and l'itantres of Chichester packet, for the Hras:l•, rarh with a nail. Ltisarnot., Aorta. lb.—Arrived tl,e Lorton, 111 4 ;11, from BerlAce ; Barton, Oillespie, from BarblflorP; lin, Wallis, from l'har!ettnn ; Alpha, Wood, from St. Michael's; Thomn., from Copenhagen; Rover, Warr, front Bahia g and 1 no Brothers, Buckley, funs Oib rattar. . PTA L., Are it. 16.—Came don o from the River Feder 'lay, and !Ailed, the Nancy, Thompson, for :tiwiras eta Bengal ; Eltribrth, Thompson, for St. John's', New I!rnnswick ; Thompson ; end 1./..yr, Brown, for Qtteber.—.Arrived to-day, and ali!coi fir be River, the Tula, White. from Ca.iia ; Jpne, Uhr;%tie, from Ja tnaira ; loser, from Richmond, Virginia ; Letitia Tennant. ?fow l :emery, from Belfast ; and Sneer, Ayles, from Waterford.—Came down from the Mete the Ber wick, Tyler, for Barbadoes; and Ltrant, )I•Kibbes, for Belfast'. MARKETS. CORM-EU - If %NO', Arms. 17.—The a•rirals of Wheat marl flour last week beteg ma% and Ismier but a mo derate simply fresh in this mor.ittic, prime satorles of Wheat met ready seer at rather hi !ter than on last Monday, hnt there is not the least aim.lll.ront in the it.- f• r ioc qualities , rhieh still rnutino, ver y d o n .-_ Vile Slatting Paris,' is uuw sold I'll nrr trawler I licher, hut there is little demand for any other dr. • Ciirtloll.-1 he supply of Beans from EfIIPII was rather large, and sold heavy.st a decline of Is. per quarter.-- In Oats, Peas, and other articles, there is no alteratiou. Fore:rn Wheat . 60 04 Grey Peas ........ 314 Fine Dino 0 0 New Pitto 0 y Wheat .... Itts I Tick Retina SS toy Flue Ditto .. 0 0 Old Mtn.. 0 Is New !Met. Rye. *t 16 Fero °its Parlev io Fine liltte 0 0 Malt OO ON PritVec nittn lB 3.1 Pftirlifl /Atte 26 :4 Fine ISM 0 4 Wm. , Ditto Prus (balers) ...it- Ncx Ditto - ll •• • 00 (5 ?ectmds 0 0 Rvpi , Seed, ter kst ES SMI7NTICL9 Mantsr, Aram 17,—,Tbe rparket this poorniny tray well supplied wi•11 all kirfl c.f gond eattiv. ::1 ironetitienre of n huh Wellslowsr rn prier thnts 134 t market day.—Mottnn a•:d L Ink remains in print the same tot list tre.k's markets.—Veil out! Pork, no a.iteri tian in their prices. (Tu sink the t per s!one of 81!.s.1 Reef . 4s. flit. to El,. 43 CAT TIP AT VAIIIMT. motion . 4,. li.S. to Os. 4d. PCPS'S 6.119 . 00. to 7 I Unites M r. , rk . . b 5.64. to Os . ti'r..ep. de. . La•nlo . . 71. Od. to Oa. Od. P:es . . . . . . >.t/ HAY AND STRAW. DIAR►ET. —lllia Malt3l remains the Same in prise as last usarket.—btrilw and Clover, no alter, tints in their priers Nov Closer Straw !Os. 01. to 41. 106.0 d. . . . V. Ns. 01'.. to (R. lU6. (M. 11. es. 0.1. to U. Its. 141. Tllll PATENT THEATitr rerift, Tat. ROTALCOPIIIO TI!CAVIL—The exception lawn by Mr. Artattort - s. as we stated, Ira. supported by the evidence of Mr. brige.. clerk to the Niaristralfs at orlon Rail. who produced the otiginal information ; front which it appeared :hat the information had been been tiled upon a stay different from that retited in the conviction. The COVRT, upon this point, were of opinion that thee ha:l nothing to try. and ilec:deil aceor , linely. 'the appellant's Counsel then preyed that Mr. Ulm sop's recognizance, *night be dis4harged, which ilia Court uriered accordingly. The elf. rt of this decision is. that the coniietion re mains uu the rceur.is of the Court. and e3r.11 4 1t be re turned to the ahgi•trites hc!ow. fur ib. purpose levying the penalty. and that Mr. til..seop is disrharo•e.l from all liability under the conviction. hut the questiuo of law remains undecided. bst case was out over till near nine o'clrek. _ _ I.lttir-Sxacax.—.Saturdny this etbre was crowded w . t i t ititsal!itasits of :a: try, who have Leen ..afar. tr system of sightly depredations so stvressioi;,. on far a long diner's, in that county. H.4 1 6. 4 ...e. charred ith being active in them. rohberies. std Ain Have, 11 end Fealties 2lgers, two young women, who w, re ltpr.- hrnited en suspicion rf ltriatrtrcesaries, wete finaliy cx- Ansinril. whits the following aolditionvi issid , nee nas adduced : Shentatl, Esq. of Kew, deito-e.t. its it it) die sight of. the btii cf Mauch, Ims !ionic was u into, and phindered of piste and linen to a ronsii'eraYst moonlit The entrance Mal etfrzted enttisir pl.it of the hitches shatter away with a centre-Lit, and so got her at the window fissenlor. T wo io n . an d fo ld pnr.es. now prodsced. stitch were foushi. Heron: t ot oil e: property, at the prisoners' op, were part or the ar ticles stolen from his bonse oti the flirt.* it "e entered. Miss Arteseonsh, residing at Mortlake, stated, that on the slorring of the 12th of Mardi her b itomit was broken into. and raLtred of irweliery, pl rte, and liars.. TOe thieves entered bcr lomat ia the manner al ready describt.o. A ring ref stitb pies... and a blue smelling-bottle, with a go:.I top, reisarkaWe os sarneiloo, two rlNolinirtd. were pan cf the property stolen from her hawse pit the morning in question f them were also bus., at Ilia loOgiviirs of the prisoners. The two Birds. who were executed on I 4 edtlevi3y !wit for a btieglary st pi Shatz,. Isere proved tl hive ben, coe• cfniesil..i* l a st-oteutioned onenee. The proi.oarr Peke has been tone known to the . ..:ice Sc a eumraniou of 'bow anbtptiv twit. Prive, -ail die female prionher, tlawdiekt, bare lised toirethrt for some tame is :ran ..nd wife. so d Ike 1. 0.00 i n question wife found part in her trunk and stone tos 1.. t peons. trite and were filly tooswitted fur trial at the next Surrey and Myers eras ilischarg.d. L . 's . • 1. -:. • _fq ( liirm. -- -~ s:,~M