The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-09-17 00:00:00

R - ~~ 11 4 I.l\ r L\ • i ig 7 r . 7f, •+ . •J Sipi. lb. CO ' rr .--tha recent favourable intelligence from Alestrirester bits been folly confirmed ; the spinners bay* telurneal to their work, ead - the business-of tee noinufeetering districts, Is :unwiring its former brisk. ness : the Cotton .Markrt is. however, 'still heavy and declining, owine ed , seine waist., to the very extensive sale deck by the East India Oompeny for Friday nest, vi5431.506 - herts &t will', 350 Me. eras, 150 Bourbonornd I,boo Surats. The sales of. Colton since our tbsk littleeiceed 800 begs. Thew ierrierS aff--260 Pernambuco, 29. td. to 2s. TH. ;: 60 Demarares 2r. 61d. ; 50 Carriacon, . 4 2.1(.; 120. Bowed., 211 d. to ',224d. •, end in the boos*, 160' Surats, 1 lid. to J 34; tud 200 13engals, at gid. to ; . 11d. The import houses have been the chiet par.' chasers, ac LITEEPOOL. Stir. 1%.--Notwitbstaading the . l epinners are all set to lurk win, our Cottoulbletket ' l bis. been dull this week. The peialic sales,. yeatzr. day;went off heavily, and some part eras withdrowm; Sherd were fold 810 Behitallr of nIP 3IIIIII B 10d. to 104 d. per lb.; Wig a decline of id. to id. per lb.; 85 Demerara% 22d. for middlingi to 2s. Old. for good fair quality; 550 Cartbegerte4 Ind. to , 19211. being a decline of abort id. peril)." SUGAR.-The business done la Mascavades sass week was very limited; the few sales effected were I et the prices of Tuesday. - • This forenoon the budget, done is again vesirtffie mited, and, notwitstandieg timelier deliveries the we reheat., and the stock being 10,000 casks It than the supply at this time lest year, yet the market must again be listed eaceedingly - irsavy, and the few purchases made are at prices 6d. to le.' pee cwt. lower: no general depression caw, hOwever l bs stated, as the purchasers this forenoon are ter, leoessiderable ii to afford a fair criterion of the roarket... 1 Correa.-;--The 'prices of Coffee resottneel howl and declining last week. Mail Thursday, when large public sale was Woven forward ; the tie.: mood appeared steady and considerable, mid prices fully Is. per cot. higher than on the Wednesday were obtained : the exporters were the great pur chasers. There were no public tales of Coffee this fore noon ; the request by private contract condones very limited, and notwithstanding the deficiency* of the stock in the warehouses, the consldereble deliveries for the exportation, and the decline that has taken place in the prices, yet purehasers-nre not induced to tome forward; the market ustirbe tasted exceed ingly heavy ; the prices 2s. te *Amer than on this day week. - • c. • Or is.-Tbe accounfnmehroll. dace 'our lest as to.' the .success of the - peek's Straits lolsltery are mere favourable; the prices of Wbeleolli in consequence, bate diclieed considerably, and the minket may be stated . very heavy et the depression. Southern Is also considerably lower. Sperm and Cod Oils, on ac count of the scarcity, continue to maintain very high prices, and are still on the advance. Seed Oils have given way 21. to 31. Galipon is held for 1051. In the other descriptions there is little variation. RAPE AND Lurszeb OIL CAILE..-'flee prices ed. num with great rapidity; a cargo of Foreign Rape Cake 'was yesterday sold at 91. 10s. ittcc.-The demand for Rice has been very limited for some time, mad percheses could be made oo lower* . terms last week. Yesterday, the accounts from the . Continent were ritber favourable as to Rice, Ind the , psincipal holders condoms sanguine that, from the • deficiency of the potatoe crop, end the great want of vegetables, on account or the extreme dry season, Rice will become an article of very extensive con , , semptton ; the holders, in consequence, will submit .to considerable depression to facilitate sales:- This morning at the India-house 6250 bags-the or . dinary white sold 26;. 'end 265. 6d.; middling' • /74. 4J. to 281. ; and this fine white 31i. to 31s. 6d. Tire *bole went off Is. to 2s. under the prices of last sale. Seices.-The prices of Spice are little varied.- Pepper still heavy, and declining, on account of ex- , ,grected arrivals. The India Company have declared :for sale 10th November :-130,0001b5. Cinnamee, 100,0001bs. Nutmegs, 100,0001bs. Cloves,3s,ooolbs. 'Mace. HEMP, Fr.tx, AND TN-Loeb-The prices of Tal low fluctuate in an enprecedented manner, oo ac count of the continued extensive speculations : The market 'became beery, last week, the prices having declined from la. to 25.; for parcels of Yellow Candle here, 88s. could only be obtained : cargoes to arrive during the season were offering at 875.; tn. wards she close of the week thedeasand became again enimiled, and 90s. was realized with facility for par cels bete, and for all the season 893; the bolded are now asking an advance ors arse price% and trapUbe great speculation, it is fully believed highea rates will be obtained, yet there is no question that the consumption will be checked by thekigh prices which ere already realized. Hemp bits also been in improv ing demand, and the prices continue to advance.- Flax is also higher. The letters frogs St. Peters burgh state, that the Exchange was advancing; it was 12, and in some iustances, quoted a fraction en: der that rate. TE.t.-The Tea sale at the India.bouse closed en Friday last. The Boheas sold 3d. per lb. higher than last sale; the Congos, Twankay, and Lifson Skits much at the same prices as .the previous sale ; llyson about 2d. per lb. higher. The private trade, Tea sold at very high prices, perticelarly the booi. containing black (Soachool Tea). Rum, BRANDY, Axb HOLLANDS.The demand for Rum since our lest bee been brisk and rether,es- . tensive; the pekes may be quoted a shade higher, yet the request this forenoon appears to hive given way : there are few' purchases this morning; the market, however, cannot be stated lower. The prices of Cognise Broady may be quoted at, a small decline ; the inferior descriptions continue its request at en im. proving currency.-Geneva is in more request; the 'prices are again considerably higher. The quantify of mushrooms, this year, is oncoeie snoaly !urge in all parts of the island. Oa the Weds sound Gloucester, they exhibit the appearance of a regularly raised crop, and are sent by cart loads into that city, where they sell at sive= the Tinian Aie*SUle. .: • '+ ~ ' . • . ..~ . . ' iPrisunwent in the ~.,; •T I —••ulaft•--- , A - 1771 t RTArrysmAN MIDDLESEX 'SESSIONS, Star. lab sous again. Sfritericed to one year's House of Correction. 7 Barrett, indicted for a misdemeanour, In at. tempting to take a watch end chainout•of the pocket o f W. Smith, on the 17 th Aug. at the fair of Par son's-green—Acquitted.- Mary Wood, indicted for steeling pint:peuter. pot, value lod. the property of James West,keeper of the Rose public house, Hstton.garden. The soner brought the pot, with the sides squeezed toge ther, to a man io the neighbourhood; for sale,.atiting that she should be obliged to bisy a new one, as that had•been damaged accidentally. The man observed that that damage•was done designedly, end brought the pot to Mr. West, whose nasnet.he saw on, it—bej had previously missed It, and knew that it was takes from his own door, or some pleat where it hid Wit! sent out. Verdict—Mel. • During the. above tract, the Cwattimea wiesmooked,. that the losses of publicans in that way 4 wopre Monet incooceirable—remetines amounting,. in the coolie of a year, to more than the rent of their bonsai. — Mr. West said he bad in ope year lost 401. by such •robberies. In the coarse of the day the' orma n of the Jery stated, that 690 bills had already been them, a number greater than he. recollected ou buy former occasion. : . PO LICE. CHARGE OF svimemuca. aarpow-stouts.-7Xestenisys a respectable look ing elderly man, who said Fii name wit Grey, wu brought op. Mr. Aihmold, landlord of the Angel Inn, at Il ford, in Eases, stated, that on the ittb of August, the Prisoner came to his home in a gig, scoonspauied by a little gitl, end, after remaining there some time, he said that, having driven his horse all the way from South-end, where his family was residing, he would have a post-chaise to . London. The chaise being prepared, the Prisoner observed, that he was out of cash, and before be could reach town his banker's wield be closed. He Deemed to be poodes. ing for some time, and et length, banding' a check for 201. to witness, requested him to ativittee• blot 151., and he would tall again in a day or two tor the balance, swims be would also fetch away the horse and gig. The witness complied mitts. his re. quest, and he went away, but did not •retorn. In a few days after, be found that the horse and gig be. longed to Mr. Aldridge, livery-stable-keeper, in Castle street, Leicester-square, where be hired it in the name of Westing. The check upon which be had advanced the money to the Prisoner, on being pre. et the banking-house of Hiddulpb and Co. proved to be of no value. Tha Prisoner, in answer to the charge, &Clued that be had not been out of London for six months,. and, in a vehement tone, hoped the Lord Mayor ,would not suffer bis OW or character to be sported with. William Whifiln, hostler to Mr. Aldridge, said, the Prisoner was the person to whom he had teethe gig. The poet:boy, who drove him from Ilford to Lon. doh, also spoke in the most positive manner as to his person. There were at least half a dozenfersons present, with bid hills and checks, 'which they bad received 'hind the Prisoner, in payment for different.thiags. The Prisoner declared his innocence, add sitid he could,prove, by his landlord, that he had sever been a night from lump for at least sir months. Ile was ordered to be detained in' custody anti Saturday, when be will be esamined before a Bench of Magistrates at Word: II ATTON• G A RPWll•YeehltOty John Keen end Del. niel Porter, two lads of bad character, were brought up, charged by W. Read, acne, officer, on aospiciom, of stealing seven brass weights, the property darned, • person nokoown. It appeared that the Piiioner Keen was observed by a boy to lay the Weights, which lay one in another, on the top of a wall in , Pool's-Wore, Mount-pleasant; the boy informed his master of the circumstance, be sent for an Officer,' who watched emit the two Prisoners came spits for. the weights; when they were taken into custody.---•' The Prisoners were committed for further exiMine. don, in order to afford the officer eis opportunity pi, making our the owner. James Young. a boy, was remanded, charged en suspicion of stealing 0 tahlo-oloth, the property Pr some person unknown. He nag stopped in offeriag to pledge► it, es be could not give act astisfectery ac count bow he came by it. J.. Bromley, a gray heired, tether respectable looking old man. was indicted for obtaining 591. by fraud and fake prmences. from --- Denny. • Mr. Ain,Lynn., slated the eVe.for the prosecution, and as the Prisoner admitted the truth of his state ment, mod Ate was, therefore, relieved from the ne. motley of calling many %sissies's., in support of it, we ore constrained to eme an abstract of *the case from the opening speech, contrary to our gentle practice, whieltia to rely on the evidence, rather 'than on the spectates of Counsel, who are often misled by the Instructions furnished to them, or by the excess if their own irnagina t ions. The facts of the case,therefOre, 'assisted by the beamed Coowsel, were as follow : The Prosecutor was one of the congregation of Church, the'Preaciter, who was convicted some time ago before Lord. Ellenborough, at the Surrey As. .sines, for as attempt to commit an unnatural crime, and sentenced by the Court of King's Beach to two yenta' imprisonment. Denny bad so strong an opi. sloe of Church's integrity that he believed him per fectly innocent of the horrible offence of whiCh he was declared, by en unprejudiced Jury, to beguilty. Ile; therefore, had a Memorial drawn up, wish a wiew to its being presented to the Prince Regent, through the Office of the Secretary of State for the Department, soliciting a pardon for the very Reverend Mr*. Church. 'ibis Memorial was shown to the Prisoner by Denny, on which occasion the Wow pronounced it to -be incorrect. He also told Denny Met he (Bromley) bed great in- Silence:l,kb the Clerks in Lord Sidosooth'sOffice ; and that if the Prosecutor would give 51. for Mi. Capper, a priocipsi in that of 11. for the inferior Clerks, aid 61. for himself, he would immediately dhvg another and correct Memorial, and get it laid be. fore Lortt'Skinsosth. This request the Prosecutor cities& with. • Soon after be returned to the Priosetetor, and told him that he had expended ate the money be had received from him, and that the Petition was proceeding in as fortunate a train 'as could be expected for so small a sum ; but that still 301. was wanting, 251. of which were for the fees required on granting a pardon, - and the other fire ponds for Mr. Capper.— The Prosecutor expressed his astonishment at this in. [kneeler' and said, that if he bad been aware that so much money would have been necessary to carry the plan into execution, he would not have entered into it at all. He added that he had not so much money by him, but as he.waseniharked in the scheme he would go and borrow it intent; his friends which he lame. diately did, end gave the required sum to the Prisoner. On the subsequent days the latter returned to Denny, always telling, bins the thing wes working-oncom. mouly well, hut still a few shillings were'wantiug to treat the Under Clerks. in this way he got from the Prosecutor several sums of 10s: or 125.; at last he brought the joyful tidings thst the pardon had bees granted, and that all that was now wanting wet ague. ther small sum of 151. to obtain Lord Sidmooth'i nature to it. To Misinformation the Prisoner added —** I will then bring you the pardon, and you will hive the pleasure of giving it tts the unfortunate man yourself." Still the credulous Prosecutor compiled with the extraordinary demands of Bromley ; •but at last lie came for • few more shillingseto ttest the Clerks, end thee the Proseeutor'a sorpicioni, which had taken so long and unaccountable a nap, weasel length awakened. He, therefore, complied with this last demand, and then watched the . Prisoner into a public-house near Temple-bar. Hiving seen him snugly hooted, he posted off to a friend,' who re turned with him to the pishift-house in question,: where they found the Prisoner already asleep and in., tosicated. They awoke him, and he was asked how became to deceive the Prosecutor out of the several sums whichbe then reed over to him from attaccoost he had regularly kept of them. The Prigoner ed. mitted the whole of them to i llstemissupd correct , an d also acknowledged the jostiti, Wieititi•charge made against him by the Prosecutor. 51 1 14W"there the (acts of the 'My; bit the Learned Gentleman said it was .princiliatly importune to lfd.wilsiscly made known WOW() fees of any sort ithateviutter obtaining psi.. 'tfona, were allowed td tit ' sivindeed were taken, in the Secretary of St'ate's Dice ; and that if any persons did get money holm' Others under such pretences, they were gross-end mere extortions. Mr. Astoitirs, for thkrrlsower, admitted the guilt of his Client to the fultest JithellQ He also ecktrour. !edged that all his Client hid e !bout the taking of fees in Lord Sidmouth's Offide bas-enfoisnied and false. lie rested his aient's expectations of mitiga tion of puuishment on his extreme poverty, which had urged him to the commission of the Node of which he had confessed himself Ohl. The Court then sentenced the Poisoner to be iw prisoned for one year in the House of Correction. Julia Monk was indicted for an assault on 4... Jordan, a parish beadle, irk tie 4th Arvid last, in High dolbote. • Jordan saw the Prisoneelliallenging some brew. era' men to *ght, and told Met peiceebly to pawky; be refused, squared at, and offered to strikh witness; a mob of near 500 persons assembled, who encou raged Monk. JUrden 'saw a watchmen named Bur net, and called him to his essistanee. The Prisoner, , after being apprehend tis ed,•struck Jordisinee times, r broke one of his teeth, aid cot bins over else left eye. ..He bad been drinking, but retained sea* impish to i tsuderstand that he was doing *tang. , The Prisoner said be was so drank as not tie' keels whit he was doing. Verdict—Gtreto.—Sesteeteled to two months' imprisonment in the Heise of Cot. section. Richard Apty, a pear, sickly-looking matt, ad- 1 vanced.in years, was indicted for an assaultwn•Char tette Curren, a child aged ten years, with intent to commit a rape. • Charlotte Curran, trinstditelser 'aeon with ex. treme 'simplicity and Modesty, wee sent oat .by tier mother to Whet some ease in a Sold near &ling the Prisoner was passing, lortkett"at her, then ilk a round, standing on a high bank, cease op to ber,aa(l threw her down; she tiled 10 Messier !" a carpen ter, of the name of Wettenhall,, ion fete the held, - , and the Prisoner made Olt by'a biiriattl." /Netters ball winked round the road, and diet hies Main/ otst of the held, aid had him apprehended. The mother of the child end Wetrinhail camerae& 'the Awes statement. Verdict—lMO. • The'Pri. loner said, if he was relives he wet ttetvet 'so r ~ . . a. CWAROE OF FELONY. , UNIO ItALLe-Jlllllllll Moncrief Arcot, !organ% Golden.square,charged a yoang man of gentlemanly appearance, earned Charles — 4 tbe sos of a Gentle man of respectable conneaioas, residing at lbw west, end of the 10*11,- with stealing a case of geughel ht. • 'utmost( tiltd a book 4 his property. • JOU IMilk offirer of Unloo.haii, - stated, that he esecited iittlircit.trirrant at the hoists of the Psi. strait, and found between the bed and sacking be case of iirgichl instroluents thew produced. Mr. Ismail Moderiel Arnot stated, that the PA, sorter milled it his house . tinitig His absence, and aikid his sertisit if he was et home. She informed ' hint that he'rieS not. lie said that he woold 'sit lq thefroet parkar obtil he arrived; he woited a abort time, cad then Sold be Would call *anther time.— After be tea: gone, The' surgical instruments pro. diced by Got; and tt-bitok, weer, missing.. He dia. cowered the Prisoner's residence, and applied for a warrants to search it. • The PAtiolier was totttmkted ter re-esamitratiest on the '23d iutt: Sarah Muth and Cuiharine Gerona* were earn. mitred,. iptisiliereral chili/Sof uttering forged Beak of Eugland notes. CORONEft'll IM)l4lVi r r. • On.Wednevilay an toupees was 1.04 at thus LanA. Its Filson. squaw. on the body'of Aim Bailer. relic of is. tiOtelter. *to was. repoititl to have' been tilled by her intstnind t . 19. enrisequenoe . of *Melia...tit iteleashiett. • Ste lowt'secoived heat on her wrist, ...Ws sheath' tier husband gave her ; but, it was Pinged by his COAL MA RICHT. 110 0 t. 16. shop-boy that he bnil brought for her On several times-in the "hips tit Market. 9hips Sold • Prier , course ot SandbYthortilng. Bei Ehat • site gat en lutoairated. that 2 New tie ....v.. 41 , —. a, fkl. to Os. O. 'slit. ft4l onsemb bones is the shop t by wbicksbe cm • her wrist. 3 sqiuderiond .. 3 3*. IA 10 sk. 51. '''' Seim PIMP, 9f the 11•1511liehrts said she was not drunk. adit ' that she fr.:gangly tioarrellett Sititlf her hisband I hat several 1 - •he surgeons peel* its.lbetrdeeldedmplaien that she died of wite*- • WINDOM.: Prirmrt ea) Published by' D. Lov • s 1.. - . sive drlnkitsg4. ssittbe Jurt . foundnyettlict to that effect. llt nisSun (Antic*, •NC i'll. sbary-teWl99 riztP"‘" , " •• . , .~ i W FUN V, fterr. 16. gh.ph en GItM, aged 41, was inulciod foe slosh,* of lea, Ike property of Ilse Kan India Compam. —twiny, The COMMONS ISILIEAN't told him mai hi. otmre *IN ite r k astratoced hos bring* ilevense °Meer. and the c, therefore eolisider what was the most proper both einidoel. FOUGENIE.S. BY TWO: KOOTOKR,.. WiHiasa for )ir meie.ol he Bury amittiMasisistiiisaryieckniledi awk, with ip'steencripo7lieunrdgreeiritana:yl WalMsley, who is a liaea-draper tor, Walonsley. The Clerltof 'church street, snit, that the Pi ismer, on the esruing of *e ith of August. came into the shop, and purehh-ed it pi e c e Irislflinen, and tendered the note is pa,went be gam . 6 7, name isad add rear, as • • Jones, Deli . ford. The shn;:rrya, this down nu the back of the nom ; tint mortlinzli lindaing-bmwe in Lonbard-areel. a here the note p„, 0 ,, t ed 4 - • be payable, and there failed that it sits forged. Ti,reegli afterwarts aelerk . beloaring to the Bury Hank, she t ,,, j to lowa, accompanied the shopman to. Deptford, has ray , find no such person as Joan. A few days after the rtl user was takest in Joiuer's-pinee. be. George's held% stare he osy 'mown by the name of Gracey. When taken, be d 'pied that his name sits JOlleti, or that he h.. 41 punha ed any b are f rom, Mr. Waloteley. ' It appeared, that when the Prisoner was talt-M to be egg . mined behalf the Magistrate, he made a staterneat oaks a ra . ter wards .refused to sign The Prisones'. in his defenee, tufid. he had taken the note-. the course of birsissem hosts% sold two dressi ng .b etes " I. 14s. to a Krum from whom he had taken the cute f a r - resent, and to whom, be gave tlie. change. • No es id eate v e r t i'.. -fact. however, was adduced. L.; Several perilous gave lb • Ps i-oner n gond char acter. 'The Jury &mod hint Colby, bet recommeaded bog s wow pasties:smut of his character. Gestige Gr.,eey, the brother to the last Prisoom,lrsisiaev wd /or 'acting and vtub:ishiugg as true, a. ceriaio % re jtasineal of two gaintai, purporting to Ise of the %%IQ 'Bank, wish Wee, 'to defras4 lhoma, Archer. He um ew e ,hadicled fur. %tiering a note of the Hereford Bank, with b i g ot to defraud Joshes }llion. Mr. /tongs stated the case, on the pan of the Proreestiee, Jaryy Atelier said be was a boot and shoe soker s is Gran 4v/inchoate-street. Ow the alight of she 10th of August, the Prisoner came to his shop. and bought a pair of Welling* boots, the ,write of which was If. ; Ise gave a two gouts Graothasta Hank note, and when asked for his address, be age Ills name's; as Smith, that his name was oa the note, and that * Heed is Paul-street. .The amine of S hith was then written on it by a is. Low rides. He said he laid a pair of limes to Sole and keel ; awl the Prosecutor's boy went with him so carry o la *outs, and bring the shuts. Next morning witness west lb Lombard-street far payment of the note, and foiled it ipso forgery.; lit thrSl Weill into Paul -street, to enqaire aAer the Prisoner, but could get no intelligenceof him. Afil , r Mk, he '4reledt, in'iodseritienee of treformation he received, and amok 'at a house in (~rown.street for the Prisoner, expectmg that to would come to a house inhabited by a hl.a.Gracey Orr nail. lug up and down a long time, he . saw the Prisioaer at incise o'clock at night. going towards the house ; witness immediately &whisked Mot, spoke to him is the same of Smith. sshic.i.he abed to be his name. Witness insisted on taking hint to the watch-house, which he effected, after much resistaare. Attie watch-base, beoold.be had taken the mote in a shop. Chillies Parker, o boy 13 years of age, servant :so the lap *lfni* Was present when the Prisoner bought tbe.hoolst he was sent to take lifetime bosnewitlushe -Prisoner, and auto bring back a pair of shoes to sole and heel ; when titer gut to Lackingion's -I.Abraeye shh Priwanernaid—o• My lad, I owl% take you any farther ; alien 14.4: II by, and lease the shoes I will give .you s-sme halfpence. tlef.ire this time witueri aelms the Priiimer Ist Crowmutreee. Firebirepappard, at the 'house of hie father, who, was a carberaad gilder ; w.nresstind lived elope by, along within,* loonier. who used to go chariag W his boom": When he saw him at his master', shop, he did twit hisotediatily recollect his. The Prisoner did Guano,' witness. M. Sewel. clerk to the Tows Clerk 'nt'Grantham, had been el to she Hankeesar evrAnthawr before they gave eplivoiate. The parties carried ease hook isg•lsseiness Now. There ass we bank now at Grandam under the MK of Leona:toad Co.— Witness looked at the awe is tinestissa, aid wad It omits As same Zola with those issued by Lawressee smite. bol thasifita lure was different. Edward kienp,aaid, the present and the last PHs met Nord in the Keat-road previous to the 10th of Julie, mod left her& time. The Prisoner, la his defence, id. - he received the sod his mother ; and that when he teederell it to the Prosecutor,* 'Aid his name Was' Graeey. 11 he had' known the mewl* 'forged, it Was sett. be *apposed heocossid Imre remaitied tab seighbourbood where he had lived fur 14 years. Archer being again called. was -asked by the Judge, If the Pittance give thestatlie of Gracey,naid hounswered in these .p:ogioo s it ara,,ni she desire of 'vitals'. sod not at the retest of the Pt:inner, that the Ind went with bim. lie bad Hewer, to lie oath the Po isoaer before. Th e b o y ngais rallied, Eaidobe. Prisoner never's*. flogthe•nnies of twscey while he *to in tar-sloop. Jury, without retiring, found the Poisoner Guilt, — Jobe Jaw. small!). was insikteti for altering, ends, atb of July. a 11. note, purporting io be of the Governor and Cins. pony of the Hank of England, to Mrs. Sarah Ttliisr. v.cisetter, of „fewls.strktt. Alhgate, with intent to detrasid the kaki 6e vernor aad Company. He was also charged with attempting to defraud theatid Sarah Traylor. The .Prisoller, is his delouse. said, that be got the spiel/ a a perlowof the name of Johnson. He declared he did nut las .itto be a forgery. He did not give his own name, bet thattl Johnsen. He called several witaeoire, two of oboes *reefer the porpoise of disproving the evidence of one of the sooty „against Mr. Justice Etvaasosu summed up, and the Joey &end kis Guilty--DeMb. Preview to the Prisoner comae:ming his defence, use of the Jurymen rose, and 'whitened Mr. Justice Bermes as fol.. lows:—" My Lord, 1 am in the habit et Aorta( agree. many notes pasktisratiek my beads in the course m) haloes., tad 1 should like to be informed how 1 nay detect 'lieu'?" Mr..tosiice By sitouon said, it was nut their Lordships' basinest to give the required info , mat' duaratarr.—" I know. lay Lord. the Gentlemen of the Bank have sworn that these notes art forgeries, but how am 1 to know shat ?" Mr. Justice Batter said. they had beets sworn to be for. goyim. sad is addition to tbia, die Gentleman whose name was said to be at the bottom of them. had cositively sworn it was not hit hand-writing. The Court were not called on to give iarmatation how to detect fmgeries. The Jury were called ea In decide on the evidence product' in the ',reseal case, and his Lordship did not think tne lofinmationirequired would be. Tete Jarymsa thee Sig down, apparently very dissatisfied. fichard Ifentsett Wig iadicued for uttering a 11. fiord Ride, paepeniatt to btaf tbeGovertior sod Com pany of the Saab of Bighted, of the Of of August, to a Mr. It icketts. of Woe Smithfield, grocer. with iuteut us defraud the mid parties. !dr. Baron Gamest summed up the evidence, sad the Jar, I foiled bias Guilty—Wolk HIED. On the 13th of Jane 'wit, at Kaman. Now Provident*, *** return to the bland of Jamaica, Anthony Gilbert Storer, _let of Porlekpark, in tie county of Berko, and of Westmorland* Jamaica, On tie 13 It instant. at roy, Herefnrdshire, in his Mk year, Henry, tist min of Samuel Hutchins, DA. of FArl's-cotal, loo Angina. or the 134 h instant, it the bowie- of her silwin-lalr, Ur' ,James tiatewell, it St. JohsisProod, Wis. Brown, of Greet* street, Oratestar.iqoare. On the 1411sitsmant, in Great Sarlhornends.sireet, MtwNM -anti Rogue , 14,411 , 4,14,411 , 4, of Ilene Begirt, formerly of (: he Isnot, II tin the With yenrof her age.. On 16e 13th instant, id King's Beech hill. Berke, the *if after the fanerti ot her father, to Ow infinite adhesion of ter ononized reintives, Henrietta. the yeastiness disonistev of ambito Stephen . Round, Esc of BA rintwere.crite, madam. On the I Ith inst., at Somerset-house . in his IPA year. Now. {Hadley., F. 41.; beheld the sit uni in* ofCoonsniv‘ioner oftisampn ; *petards of loan c..ntary, and his lotis is lAPIPIAM *V his MT" three with a sincerkywhicb bears the trope of oil testimony ifo bit worth. #. 4a. I • @' 'll • ~. / F t i ‘ \ 1