The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-06-13 00:00:00

~, . • . - • . • . . . • - -—•- ' ' • I; ''' 4 . , . ), . . ..• • •amtsi---Xigi IHLYIi al.4itril: , • . ; Thirstley the le Annivesary of the Instigation for . ?Agitating and Clothing the Children of Poor Ca- rt . sheiks in St. Giles'. and ha vicinity, was celebrated nn 1 at Freemasons' Tavern, where a number of its Ps- mar •'. trans dined together. Among the company peeved .1 were the Ditties of Susses sod NaitoUr, the Duke de nes Saw Carlos(the Spanish Ambassador), Lords Clifford end Pormer, Sirs J. 'Yhrockmortnn and J. Doyle.— This Charity commenced in 1803, is sipported solely by spontaneous contributions, and maintains at pre- I sent no less than 500 children, male and female, with • rev the addition of i'Female Orphan Asylum, in which wni . ti as many orphans as the fields allow are boarded, o n e educated, and entirely provided for. All these b ur . . children were produced in the room, and it was int % virt, 'possible to see them without emotion naturally sup ing eating a prayer for the benediction of Heaven upon b ee • ( all those who contribute to save them from indigence, wo i and the copulative' to - which indigene" comb nod the 1 with ignorance, Is bet too likely to.Wid. The este. 1 blishment We understand to Wunder the direction goo • - of ftliteltev. Dr. Collins, Messrs. Creevey and Kelly, mel • with whom it originated. We Were peluliarly happy the to find, that the subscription, as it was announced by 481 •I i i , the Duke of Souses, was m or e than double the the amount upon any former occssion. We feel, indeed, d m a great interest in this Charity, and, from the Judi- wh , tines manner in which it is managed, we cannot the doubt of its 'access. hrt )., , f - Dow tendered his iisfiries to the Drury-lane ;n1 • Committee previous to the close of the Theoris e and for he i - they were accepted by the Board_ of Management. the HoSusTy Irt A .HACIINtIr COACIIMAN.—A Lady wit and Gentleman left in a hackney chariot ton very " • valuable gold musical scoff-hoses . The coachman g' , , . soon after took op a Gentleman , who throwin g in nu bis great coat first, did not perceive she boxes lying in ,: on the at. Having observed them after setting :;': P down the Gentleman, the c o ac hman ran after him to '" restore theta . to their proper, owner, as he thought, P' l bet who told him of his mistak e. H avin g taken up nn he another party, he was driving in gre a t haste, when be overtook his first fair , and drawing up held up h e ' This hands overjoyed at the, opportunity of restoring " hit the property to the right owner. It need scarcely be added, that he was rewa rde d for his honest y ; and " we feel it our duty to mention his name, which is fe * rel Lamb, and his iiumher 1120. Accounts from Triesta mention, that new dif - ! Tt ferences have arisen respecting the fortress of Paige, i 2" ..,-: which the Packs of Janina wanted to re-occupy, 1111 no twithstanding the presence of the Engl i sh troo p s. i hi! ••' A serious disturbance odcurred i n Louvaine on the I •tul ri ' . sth inst. in consequence of a quarrel between some " 1 young men and the mili t ary. Se veral of the citizens Ith were wounded in the affray, but order was happily i hi de restored by the exertions of the Police and the Ma all io ! ' • tary Authorities. ' .. l° A private letter recei v e d b y a commercial house at SP "'I Liege, from Port au-Prince, states , t hat Commodore t .Auitsr, whose black troops had ca u sed so much dis- " Whence in Amelia Island, had succeeded in landing I P.: in the Spanish division of the island of St. Domingo, j " - attended by his amble warriors , en d was makin g p re- Iha . partitions to attack the t own of St. Domin g o, the ca. w ill pital of the Spanish part of the island. 1 . . . The Courts of Conservancy for the counties of i Middlesex and Surrey, that were to have been holden I" ibis day, have b een unavoidably postponed. 1 PS • 't Mr. Phillips, of Chel sea, crossin g Fulham fields C' on Thursday night, about ten o'clock, was attacked , t . by two men genteelly dressed, who knocked him I down, and robbed him of 31. and his silver hunting 1 b' i watch. Mr. Heath, of Hammersmith, was attacked e' ig A near the Sarni place on Wednesday night, and robbed G of his witch and a It. n ote. P' . Fiat.—On Wednesday night the hens. of Mr. It , t • t) • . Harding, a gunsmit h, in the Borou g h, was discovered it to he on fire, which excited the most dreadful alarm, il in consequence of its being generally known that Mr.. a 4 i i Harding kept a considerab le q uantit y of gunpowder a 1 on his premises. Heron, t he Constable, while the b flames were raging within a few inches of the spot, b k ) ( r i removed two barrels and seventy canistera of that dangerous commodity t o a p lace of safet y . The, fire- a m e n were prompt in their a ttendance, and water be- -4' 4' 4 ini speedily procured, the flames were prevented N spreading to the adjoining premises; and by four in 14 itmorning were entirely supp ressed. The damage, d • however, is to a considera b l e amount: B y what ac- s . eldent the conflagration w a s occasioned has not yet ;11 1 '• ' At _ I I ed dangerously ill eve r since. A few evenioga since, one of the seamen belonging , s f to a vessel lying in Kessock-roads, who h a d made I been discovered. M r s . [lardin g was conve y ed from r tan copious a libation to Bacc hus, in returnin g to the l ~ th e house in a state of in sensibilit y , and has continuo. i C ' ,:1 I I ':' Ship after having put the Muster saliore in the small i ;,, boat, missed his way, and, exhausted by the fatigue , t of rowing, he was overcome by the drowsy god, 'and 1 laitl himself do4n in the bottom of the skiff; nest 4 't morning, one of the sentinels at Fort George dis- covered a boat tossed on the surf. A party were im- I .medtately sent out who discovered the sleeping 1 beau(y, quite insensible to his perilous situation, o r 1 the dangers he had encountered in a voyage of 12 0 tales, " rocked in the cradle of the boisterous surge." RE4USCITATION. — On Wednesd a y T. Brewer, of • T Stoney-taus, T o eley-street, surds while bathing in . the Surrey Canal. After the, lapse of two or three .minutes, a man, named Webster, dived several times , without being able to find him ; hut, after shout eight , \ . minutes frump the time of sitrkieg he got the bodY out. It was immediately conveyed to the_Albany Arms, Camberwell, and Dr. Brown and his soy, ststgeas/s , at that place, were sent for ; the Rev.. pi,n.cppier 1 also attended, and by their united ..tzertimas ,of . lbe I, • means recommended by the H um a ne Snoie n t e after . a 1 ! period of three hours. paiefulaitaiety, they had the satisfaction of witnessing the restoration of toujouug 1 . 1 ... man to life. , About half-past one o'clock yes t er da y a peautle. man was knocked down by the pole of the Halt.e ef i Gloucester's carriage, whalepassing *berme+ the etch- . - way of Somerset-house, and was severely _hurt.by he. • ing trampled' upon by theitersea. Illt Ises ifetaedi - . ately carried over to Mr. Stantete,s, surgeon, follow- ed . by the Duke, and we are happy to say be is not 1i i &Hero-may lnirt. •'!1 ' • 1 -.. . , A strong slittichmeatof Slie•Celdiareetn )9104A0s now on duty at Deptfordond another detapitarnt of the same regiment is perforating duty in the Duch- , • . yard at Wool with. . . ,:. e. I • . . - , ---.IL-'••4---4s;rs• '' " LAW I7'Ra N IGitIVGB. sbOURI• OF CHANCERY, -.lrma 14, . The Lord Chancellor did not sli, asskeitilimated,, the last day of Term. Iles Lordship will sit to. morrow (this day), to give judgments. The first Seal after Term will be on Thawed*y nest, and the last Seal will be on the 26th July. • • COURT OF !ONG'S 13f.NCH, Jewel% • HOWER IS. HARRISON. . Mr. OURNLY•SIited, that this was. an action toj recover 431.95. for geode solsl and delivered; and for. ark and labouedone: . The .Plaintiff was a plumber.. Furl glazier, residing in Southampton-row, Bl .00ms.; iry. The Defendant was a publican, residing in 'hitechapel. The Plaintiff's demand was for plunib. l mg and glazing work done, and for setliug up beer.engine. A witness eel called, who proved the. work done and. material furnished, and that tire Charge was reasonable. Mr. Scanterr, for the Defendant, said, he had e good defence to this action. The Defendant hadlor.. merly had the misfortone la know the Plaintiff, and ten, at his persuasion. accepted a bill for him for 481. This was entirely an accommodation Jill ; end ;te' Plaintiff promised, that when the bill became due, be would provide for ir. The bill became due; when, to the surprise • ; , f the Defendant, who kept., the Three Tufts in Whiterliapel, the Plaintiff's brother brought the hill for . pay merit. The Defend. )t said he should not pay it, and stated . as a reliant, ir refusing to do so, the circumsisuces under which, • accepted it. The brother took the bill hack, and the Defendant heard no more.of it for some limey. when the Plaintiff became's bankrupt, and in the be. inning of 1817, the bill having been drawn 4146.-1 'nary, 1815. and being made pay able at three .ionths, the Plaintiff's brother again apdlied to thel Defendant for payment of the bill, and in January, 1 817, the Defendant being very much pressed for :yment, gave two bills, dated January 18, for 251. nd for 211.155. 6d. at three and four months. whiCb,l le afterwards paid. Soon after this, the Plaintit illed on the Defendant; Impressed his regret that irs should have suffered loss and inconvenience by tis friendship for i.im; *aid he was now in business• ;gain, and going on prosperously, and that the De. !Aslant should be no loser ultimately by him, and requesting he would give him an order for work.— The Defendant accordingly gave him the order its tuestion. lie would call witnesses to prove these. ctti ; and further, that he had told a persists that he , lad done some work for trim towards the payment of the bill, and would do more. The Learned Counsel cnn'ended, that under these circornstances, although the Plaintiff's haukruptcy bad cleared him from all demands on the original bill, yet that he had, after his bankruptcy, renewed the debt by his promise; Ind therefore, that the Defendant had now a right to. set up the bill as a set-off against the present (Is lami of the Plaintiff. The Learned Counsel called evidence to support Isis ; fromwhich it ap. peered, that the Plaintiff had told a friend, Mr.• Wilcox, that he thought it hard Harrison should have had in pay this hill, and that he was veady to do work for him to the amount of it; and further, that to had told Ilarrisou so. Mr. Justice Aagov, who sat for Lord Denbo. ;ou t; ; , , observed, this put an end to the eviestino. by estahltshing the Defendant's right to set off beyond :ootradiction.—Plaintiffrionsuited. WIIITE V. GOLDSTEIN• Mr. GURNEY stated. that this was an action on All of exchange for 351. Is. slated the 29th of No e vOmber, 1817, et three months after slate, by Goldstein, the Defendant, and accepted by E. Gas+ per, and indorsed over to the ittespoit Plaintiff. Os the day the bill became due it was presented. whew. it appeared that Mr. Gasper had moved off. &lei. ties were then made for the drawer ; but he also was invisible. A person named Levy, howeveri, endertook to find him, and ter eked a notice of lb. bill having been presented ; which notice, as !restated; he delivered on the same day to the Defendant. --- White proved the hand. w rit ing of the drawee and acceptor. Goldstein lived on Ratcliff.highway• where he kept a slop.sisop. W. Levy was present when the bill was drawn ; knew the Defends" ; had seen him since the bill was due ; but would not swear whether he told Me.Guld. stein a notice had been left of the bill having been presented. • Mrs. Elia. Levy, wife to the last witness, re collected Mr. White coming to her hoops with the paper (the notice); be std not ask for Mr. Gold.' stein ; he left the paper for witness's husband : wit ness slid not 'see Mr. Goldstein for some time after. Mr. GURNEY said, he could net carry his case. further. lie could not prove what these people had said in other places, about the tears the Defendant shed neat day after this bill became due l on account of it. Mr. Justice Alton* observed, the Learned Coon- Wel had proved nothing now to affect the spirits or the pocket of the Defendant. The Plaintiff must be called.—Plaintiff nensuited. . The, decision in the Casa of Deacon LAURIE and Other,. versus the Magistrates of Edinburgh, by the Court of Sessioo.—Their Lordships re pelled all the objections stated against the last, Michaeline's election, with the exception •of that slated against. the election of JAMES DINNOLIA, as ~tieacon of the Waukers (he being then a Member of the Council), and those founded on the non•residence of some of the Dailies. The first of these their I Lordships have sustained. The effect of this judg. ment is to Ronal the lXst election, and to disfranchise the burgh. With respect to the other point, namely, the practice of electing pvrsoiss to the office of Bailie non.yesident 'Within the burgh, their Lordships. have ordained . the condescendence for the - Magistrates and answers for the Complainers to be retised.—(Guledo num Afeic444.) . The .sc4inunts received of Mr. HlLav ADDING. 'Wet health, are so extremely alarming, that Lord Stossoir:rm has left town in the toicerttio. hope o f cesettlits his brothel's residence, in Sionerset shire, in , time to fictive lay parting Meath. , . Thursday, us a porter - was crossing Holborn, ,ftpus the end ofitistol.itreei', with a Chest nf drawers Ite.Wks knocked demon by the pole of a coaiff, l inil bite of. the wheels west ever his leg and fractured it dreadfully. • IIIISEMININ6•••••••Iii•-- • . a. • 1Y RS TM tiC .YES; Yesterday two Jonng men of ft no, named V aughan were inltiCiA for having atisanllea ttigimetit of Guards in the esecution itent.ga /Atari' Theatre. There . 6. cliti r Ling the Defendants with a common assault. This case excited . great deal of interest, much await having 'been entertainettby several Gentlemeii at the bar . ," wfiether a soldier's duty comprehended bit attendance at the Theatre. Charles Famish, the soldier, deposed that be *eat sentry at the Piazza of Covent-garden Theatre on 11l night of the ltlik of April, and saw the . Prisoner walking with two girls. ~.They were making a very. gdeal noise, in consequence of which lirected the Prosecutor to do . his.Af,tr r.,. venting any further disturbance. Although the Pro. svutor addressed the Defendanti in the most civil romper, and assured them, that if: th ey 'mediated tb diiturhing the Theatre, he should he repotted ; theys repeated the ellen;ive conduct, -and on being again. ripoken to by the Prosecutor,- who was threatened by , the doorkeeper with being reported, seized his ire. lock and assaulted him several times. This statement was, in the material points, - e,on• , armed by Edward Hughes, a private in the Cold stream Guards, it Ito saw one of the Defendants strik.. ingthe Prosecutor while the other held 'the firelock. , There was a great crowd assembled, hat nobody assisted the Prosecutor until witness and Donaldson the constable came up. The Prisoners were violent,. and showed that disposition in the presence of the constable, whom they struck. -.Donaldson and Rice deposed as to the violent van. duct of the Defendants. The Prosecution was instituted by, the Duke of Gloucester. Mr. CuttWooo, for the Defendants, .apologized to the army for the insult, declared that his Clients heti been drunk when they committed the offence int. .puted to them ; that they had offered all the repera• lion in their t-ower by every sort of submission, and were ready to add any other species of atonement. The CHAIRMAN was of opinion, that the soldier was full) justified in interfering to prevent a breath of the peace. The Jilty found the Defendants guilty. W.; Couwr were of opinion, that tatting the cir cumstances of th e apology, and of a journey width they had made to take their trial and its inconve• . nierices into consideration, the Defendants! shoyfrl be discharged after paying a fine of 51, eachs • ' - z. • S I ALE ft S'. ASSIZE • Ntl7 HITH7CIitCUIT. .Irlges-..ltr. BARON Whop and Mr. Jaitice Bart. Le. Voile mot Ctvr - 41 h of JOl/, at York. • MaliAM-2611) o. July, al Thirhain. NORTHUSIBIAILAND and COUNTY UN NIFIVCAITLIF-0 Fox-Taws of J al) as .NrllCaHle-rayon-TyLe. CiImBaRLAND,-- 3111 of July, at Carlatle. WIATNaRLANO-3 111 of August. at Appleby. LANCAMILICE-8111 of August, at Lancaster. CIRCUIT. Judgeo—Mr. Justice PAstz, and Mr. JustiCe Rcrattottaa. SoUTRAMPTON-14 11 1 of July, at Winchester. Wit:n-181h of J air, at Salishur% • Dostsrv—.Rid of July, at Dorchester., • uhston and IITT OF ERI:TaII- 7 9Z10 OrJully, at Eisler: Corretraci.- Sd 01 August, at &mimic NoMeRMST —Ma of August. at Well% Cm and COONTY Of 'NM rot.-154h of Attgasl,at Bristol. colic epoitery j• but . ocarina _ efre'unistitme, bt •ircmddrill iml isa theollircitt• •The boy verbal Waugh teiwaMeigtAy examined; when he, persisted. In his . s t ery gather liesilext hiked ,the•lowc f wheel he iicedleitrrly * At 'towing that his toe had 141 Ms isi•gibioa, coarequem could nut - !love used the 'threats awe agalint him. ft proied that he slept; be light alladadle. fettered mile. 'lhe spot, and that be was, pcl aoNl , t a ki f i gh 1(40% from lo ill s on the night of- the robbett. till 111 1 i the arelfmartil Several rerpectandre7porsiens: alone•glmerithat at meat tee. character. He war, therefore libctatea, cm his pro m i se , teptileg mi *titbit SO; hatlll die b twasimded. '; . • 141111H1.114,10.1-Pri4lo 4 effkl• gt_olta. l l2 or chelse , Cheek my, appeared at die tnace,eader 1111FroilloWingcriad to 4, Aboat 19 years Shia., whew all lb. he eratsme den, in Northumberland. Ma t shoot twice his own at she tritts Rev of rotas Rarities having pawed n t 1 teritig thee age invalid,. he• aboadoned lette.• tellibtd, Lets4•ll. f .**other matrimonial engagement, ads baltilLmily. ilk wife, Irecone holivee ' :leaving e • thageabli lbw Mai Croydon, had beematite to duat of Lbrist. gleurch, Use 91 of which applied to him We her maiatenhace ; but he re I,to listen* to their applivatioa, mad susaafillartasenaiaa l i egi to allow a rivalling. They. therefore, appealed so dig attotei. whip Ceres red the easel° the'Sessistur; salemit udiortied to tl.e iniefitn. • 1' • • COICUA EitS' 114 QUESTS. ' Friday an laqueet itairitid at the HMS Maim, at hu m on the body of G. fivers.—W. Every _ a ekod r c i a ro Con-court, Ctipplegate. T that vus utidal temaled the deceased, who was his bragger, to bailor Mike ~I tiver. On arriving Dear she Two Sorters, the deceit et dressed. jumped in. and inrcistey Nail Witness, !tic assistance of others, sucteedrd in whiles the body out; he be under water about 11 Onto lei of as Mgr. He waste! the Half Moon, a house apitotated bf the HlMlllbeSociet, a Surgeon was procure*, but life was totally eatioct, diet—Accidentat Death. Friday au Inguert was held at the Three Kings, Clerks close, ou the body of Elisabeth Acdreirs, 14 years c hick was found in the New Ri. er, oa Th , trclay atter, Mr. Andrews, father of the deceaoed, ofJohu'o-row, St. I stated, that oos - fuesday bis next door neighbour asked' ccas• dto fetch her some water front the pump. Oa her he accused her • f having taken a :Inning or the table deceased denied it; and when he was informed of the e 1 stance, he sent word to Ler that he won.d chastise her for on the errand without his Consent; alien 'she rail away; ...No one sboald ever accuse her of being it 'Aid agmu he heard 110 mote of her until she arts fotood drowned. 1 I accordongly. On Friday night an !ginea was held at, the Aber( Tavern, in Lombard-street, on the' t:ody of t. t 3. Kent , 3 ears of age. %N. Forrest Mated, 'that the deceased caw tarot' 011 fillirsday Issorniotg, and asked for so glas. of. ep a newspaper, which he had, and shortly 'after witness ht., report of a pis el, and woo the deceased leaning fur.sard lusts)l lying at his feet'. A surgeon was sent f u r, h e ; dead. A nether pistol was fount to M. pocket. He did not o thing Vas e - par.icutior about him re tout? , to letaring doe t. 'Field. the, waiter, said, the deceased. on emoviagthe er,lold for atsasin of smock-turtle anti some giblet pie; so . which to hint, he stared w ildly . at him, and asked for a :wine ant water, and with muck ditLeulty ae °bleared !ewer whether it was oo be hot ar cold. An apprentice WOW, a gun -maker, in Lombard-street, said, the de ; early fa the morning. came to his in , s or's shop, and sal ta‘pair of pistols, which he desired might be loadei, •gaing on horseback Into the country.. He appears-41M he in a hum, but not agitated. lie dud toot ask die Fria laid dhwn St. and quitted the shop. M. flessetysa saker.'ot Malec:tape!, said, the 11-Teased was fonaMsser to, his father, a linen draper, but had lately tires lissom 1 , bp at Colchester. He eared several I,llallefl YAM kenedan angora's mind, mud -aid Isis family did. tasks sone in town; and the Jury, ogler a short euailltaita aoaaccd a verdict—likonity. • . . 111411iltilS. COT? i F:xectwcit, Jens .14..-The Market wait Mr y -uppiird wun Wisrail wi, mottling, nt 4s. or 35.1 011 Monday's ::Dd Brims L. &amt.-Li articles MP fillernii.m. *keg' kbaglish) .... 70 82 ' Grey ?ea New ditto Ulm) (Foreign) .... 7;1 88 Old do. • Itye Barley 42 60 ' Mirs New..... — Fine do. . . Idhlt white Pear 44 48 . Need do. New ditto.... ....... I Fine Flour. Ortto Boilers ...`. ..... 51 56 I Seconds:... . • UXBRIDGE.. COM.] nspertor t s Return. -t Ft t: It 90 A Y Jti N g Wheat, per land III. —s. to VSI. O. Barley, per quaitz.r 4,4. —d. to 504. —d. Oats Beans Old Uittu• ..... Peas It)e —r. —d. to —s. —d. SMITHPIEII.I) MARKET. Jerso li, To aiLlt toe OL. per stow of 111 n.. deer ... 44. Of. to si. Of. I Dead of Cotitle 0411 1 Auttort . 4c 6d. us 5s 64. Holub vest; ... 53. od. It. ss. 6d. Sbor; Auld Lomb. 1-`rtrs ... ss. lid. to 6s. Oti. Calvp .... .., Lenity ....N. 64. to is. 6d. Pi" ... • ... ..... '— HAY-MARKET. Hoy Clover Straw ... 41.10. M. to 3, 54 01 - ------- PRICE OF i IfIOPS. • ew 14 - 11r1: rocks , Kent ... Op. to 94. O. td suaaet std. Os...tu 101. Susses I L!-xi PurnAnm t. (K. td • RAM 1111)E8. 1 1 ( . 4 wirer ; ni:d Steer,: twer atone) 2i. 4;1. In Si to SC Or.lissary filnrket Calf English Horse • ertloE OF TA-1.14W. St. James's Market-4s. 464. ' Town Tallow its. Oil Clair Market 0.. Oil. )4 bd Whiterlinpel Market 4i, bd. White ditto.. li. tOt per it. of Sta. Average.," 4s. 4it ' Nfr:tiog stair ftl;. Ditto riragh tk 1 • (,yid Hier •• • • Yellow Soap, 113•. 1 1'+ Price of Candles, per &met., lissAfL--Mee4411 , .. 1 • COM. MAILKgT, Ji Shim s,l Msirket. ' Ships Snld ' 331 Newc4 , lle It' .... 3 • COUIVit; of VACUA littsierdam. 36 ILI 13 9 U. Vtitto, ui sight. 25 4 Auisterdant, H 6 C. F. Ditto, at 'tight. U Ito:tett/ma. I! 7 2 U. A...itserp, II 9 'es , •I , +. Hanthuith, A 0 97} U. Allows. S 4 124 U. PAIN 9 Aa‘s'q sight. 'A 5. U. 1);;In. 94 . 25 2 U. Boni-demi 1, 24 r r.isak 11aine.141 !JUDO. Pirectir'e ittectlve .11il%na. 345 :13 • mi ►4.'' Priri 4. to "A. 6.1. to ►NGE, Faxikiv, Jul Lerliorn, eienoa, 47 i Maita,Jl Venice, 25 Nanir.. 44/ Palermo. 130 per es Lisbon . 50- °port°, Rio Jitineire,' on, Dublin. 11.petri..eol Cork, it Fr (-en( ' Agioof the Bank on . Pro-rival gold, ID t id . per Goid, iu Barr,4l. I Near Donors, tti thiwer.in BroVfandl L')3l i , tir+ hp U. Lovlt itartisstAsi wrscr, t, asslisimprcuuttsr _.:~. • • ' ' ' ith i ' ~ :,, w t . m 404 to ileep r ii tbtcsalcb-ItO,of, and tbe seat mar . iopla d a man au Aeh iiit,l . h os elarsik t es.re f seik 196:1404walaid oe thvair of *a t d Thiaiiiit 0 ~.,/,;,%; oth,eo 4 6,,mteaagtagmaa.es merve p AuFAil robe an r S e11 8 00 1 :t .14 11:! i n g.'; 71 -; it r- d ecathOtl, AN tie+ kMMIT" . eie .seilitt4M ,. .. Ht- odajando e le , in s ' . , , out bun - the rtglithe Whatttildby.l tali A lii 'privite - in *I. lii th e 4 k ia boric 01114 , sty OProbtoll ihi Itit,iitaltualbt 6 but nu Wean ag le do hutniiiikkin i uClie l entlittoru :utien of his duty , at • made ,qp, iPlierfitairabAnd coutinard abort t i ers owe t wa s allot bet CO alb' " F 'ViviA'llf,affi Made . for HP e .ratiloc ! , poi. fr,ss soft aim umm an assau!l. county to a job ; but tn n ltea - riaiof ire cfrentn.taime. ti. BOABD or SILME, JUNE 12. Thefollowing eases were beard and determined Ihis day by the Board of hack.- : VIZ ZING V. WAINWRIGHT. •Thift was an inforinati-ei against Mr. Wainwright, bottle merchant, Nos. 63 and 64, New Comptoo-street, Sohu, fur hav ing in his possess' . and osiag a private still. John Mania,' Will. an Officer of the Excise, stated, that. he went with tau other OfBc• rs, named Whitehead, on the 4th 41 Norpmher, to a place called Week Cottage, in Wick lane, Mary.le bonne, with a Warrant to search the premises: having received infonna ion th..t a prime still was worked there. 112 saw the Defendant and a man named Stewart, whom he under stood uas Wainwright's servant, oh the . . premises ; at 'soots as they saw them approach the limos. they • Wainwright and Stewart) fastened the front door, and it was a considerable time before he could effect an entrance. Upon searching the pre . mho., he fouild in a c. liar a private still, a cask of yeast, a large copper. and Iwo wash backs, for molasses; alit three caw, made to fit the seat of a cart or a chaise. Tatra was a little spirit left in them; and sufficient wash in the hacks to prove that the, had recently been u.ed. The Commissioners convicted the Def,ndant in the penally of 1001. Tar KING o.swowri. This was an information against Mr. Charles Brown. a baker, for baitriug :Mt pounds weight of Irish salt is his possession, an article. which bad been used for salting provisions The kieformation stated, that the Defendant resided in Black friars road. but upon ezasninatioa, it appeared. that the house dad nut belong so Mr. Charles Brown, and the information was dismissed.—The salt was condemned. Tint KING V. COLT. The Defendant, Mr. Holt, the prolarietor of the Plornix,- Ra cliff-cross, was convicted in the penalty of 'l5l. for running contraband which were seized by the Officers of Excise, in Whitecbapel. Torre were only two gallons or spots ; the °knotty was taken by consent. ADMIRALTY sESsIONS, F E, NE 12. CHARGE OF POISONING. • William Henry. Newton, who is a decent looking, well dressed nolo, Will put to the bat, indicted for the wilful taunter of 11. Ryder upon the high seas, about ;KM leagues faille 141 and of Madeira, by mixing white arsenic with a saucer of sugar, ;Nita which the deceased sweetened his ten, and of which be died. The examination of the first witness. Carter, the Black Cook of the brigantine Willimn, of which the deceased was kaptain. showed. that the Prisoner was taken on board the Wlimn at Karbadoes; as a pilot for the Brazil coast, the vessel being , bound for Maranham. On the homeward•hound vi . age the Pt i saner and the deceased had some words. the latter threntenii, to knock the Prisoner down if be gave him the lie. Carter had always been in the habit of placing the 'agar saucer on tins table. till one night, when, on going iota the cabin to lay the cloth, he found the saucer already on it. After rapper Ryder complained of being very sick, and had excessive pastas in his bowels, arid all•his limbs. lie vomited, awl was sevevely purged. He said he was poisoned. and died about three o'clock in the morning.. Bowden, the Mate, was very ill, byt did not die. '• The evidence did not substantiate the charge, and the evidence of medical men was, that the appearance of the body was not that of a person who had taken arsenic. The Prisoner being called on for his defence, said he was per fectly innocent ; that his beisrt would revolt at a crime so hor rible; nod that altht.ug a they wet Iwo vessels shortly after the unfortunate death of I.spt. Ryder, not a word was said about his death, nor for three months after his arrival at Liverpool.— Wider these tircuntstance. be should entrust his ease With the Learned Judge and the Almighty. Several respectable perilous gave the Prisoner it good rha. ratter. The Jury retired for a quarter of as hoar, and 04 their return -4 the Prisoner Not guilty PO LIGE. HATTON-GARDEN —W. M di/J. IS years of mei% es . 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