The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-12-02 00:00:00

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" • 11.yrtrcvinot .fireeft G ee •g, Ai 46,laii t 1 • lesoesto iluttreed/ far " OiatittilijefiaM n i 41 It' 1 ' • • 'Ma fart% Alb* L 4 041; 1 ireTleitiittli'ol4ugi, 'I t 1:t ilieth.4.lrW ,'a del Offielhetteil4tl kortOttktittlirit,44 , il3? . - low the 9,411114 rate illii.itlfie l liordski's q. 114 o' :sip Parney.: ,4 BriethetiVoltitst 'Cliiiigtel'ille Ila + ii' 0 Irk ••• itPl ' owls Molly' itiltrlielnitre,"lol4 itafbil . n , B set ...- slobs ; uhitiilefeteil* 6 1 SW WilP Oil lit tViat}lottovi . ." 4 l ,- 4 ,; were itthetikitieliffAiiititibiltt a llit 'oll.'ssee'6"nonl i niti i • in different sisytu-Aho or tb#DPTetidint)i istifelfirt %,. White It. intActreent ;0119"teddihe;sild for e.it, ' .... lime sifter, Lord-Rilneliel Staled 'at' Phi tabliii9" . "nt she Beeeh, and theft lest 'ltt" tffleseidis,filfeii4l, 1, ~ . . • ' - %riai waswver:'• ' I •1: '' • Ml 4 l Ket.STlipetteit the indfctitsent. •- - Mr. Airocetittt mated the tilt to the Jurt• T,hi • title, he geld, hadelemuch . of singularity ino . 4 l )itet tbiy had sees, i Nobleman of high charagttr, ; !n Mt servants, indicted for assaulting, extorting limner - from, awl intpriannieg 001 the" money wes entity.. , fully obtained, four Gentlemen of high respeclibifity.- He believed sistv-that had his Lordship evinced that • liberality of feeling since the transaction, which his 'malted station especially devninded, the cue nvret• would, have come there. Lord Ranelagh` was lltdro Ica-bear the truth opoken of his conduct. - It irlifi lime-001e glorlels privileges of Engliih law, tilt I. • • • 'Abe et* elf, all persons, from the Peeiiislie pea. • sent, were wield—and it would blepitrortliy in bite.- , !elf to crouch before the reit& of itt9fltien ci 'et'phrinki *; • aro uttering what the intitteles dr lOtt iii,i g'lliid Pr *fleet regaired. The first' iN oiti/UfOtt Pe.. 011,0 junior, wsa as much e'gtettitionit, India Much en .. ',fitted -to respect as Ltittlitanelligirbleisillt, lie was er a member of a lahoiislnit penfis`ditn, he i beTri i red, the same .tn which he himself' tottongeart. 'son oral f highly - respected Minister of the t'litsee 'M England, 2:- resident in Heref o rdshire, and his conduct had beenl . ..idthnt of a • Gentleman throisghdot. Mr. Adolphus ~4-4feeit entered into a detail of thetiicutostaoces previa.' 4 . sward at Putney—the going downin aboat, taking " •ebelter from a thunder storm, rencontre with Lett, t wasnelagh, and payment of the seven - shillingt pa his . . , •eletwastt by his Lordship's direction. The fatter hisitp. . poterthis Lordship only meant as aorevivel of the . 4 oW x firwreeibsi ptoestt - dingS, and levying of contribatioas.', r.AAftite• Mg.'lllll, be proceeded, had porcliasZl Ms ettoioer, and ennie to town, fie wrote to' Lord gene •..rlsgle, beyinte, that thdugh he was lolly' conscious of '14.40166*b1* treitfrifent he and . his Glenda hides , pistieered, yet if hit Lordship Would acknowledge the - .'injery done Id hini,s4td cause the Money to be . re. 1 lended, - - the. mittite -• should there he dropped.-- • -Ire- tilts no anbeerwis sent—he applied igain; and • ;went the letter , l!is Lord . Itilielegb by a pritats' • -- Meilt . itill noftlisee't eta* tetiarned. OLI - this Isis hither was untie tieqesinted Wlftillie transaction s. and came tertnefte; he applied at Btilswatteet, and I message was sent freth that place to Lord 11.811180 . '. (I:o:attend on a day oppoiestell: he promised; Mt. Ball and his son, with the other Gentlemen whe'llnd .. been of the flirty, attetuled, 'but no Lord Ranelegh appeared. Mr. 0411 then asked the . Mattllktratis . there whet course they would recommend. They rat. plied, they were unwilling to issue a warrant, on ac. i . : count of the length of time which had elapsed since • the ohrurrence, but that an indictment would pro. bald), procure effectual jostlee. Mr. Balf did not blos, the names of the servants who had assisted at she assault, end on applying to learn them, a wrong , . neme had been given ; the consequence was, that the , Prosecutors could only swear to one of the men at the ',bet, the man in livery (Byrne); they had nothing to /say against the other, and he might walk away if'hs ' %%neigh , proper. r , 4 . Ybe-s.inatast se then observed, that as there ap. preered to be no evidence against Gregg, he had „Sitter stand aside, and if wanted, he might be '-.: celled. . (~:segg was - acc ,, rdittgly removed from the bet; Ahead Ale trial continued against Lord Ranelagh and ?Byrne. f 1 . James Hall was then sworn and easimined.—ls .the e g o , i f a Cte-gyman in * ll. , rel'o l rdihire; and a ate. • ; dela in the office of Messrs. Vlliston and Handleby. , Solicitors ; remembers the 24th of July last; hired le boat on the evening of that day, to go up theViVeti, An company with Mr. Waldo, Mr. Legge!, andllit. Colburn ;rowed nearly as for as Putney-bridge; its prevented from going farther by w violent [bender *term, accompanied with heavy ratio •;" !ceded • far ,shelter near some large lieu—the tieeSiiireCwo or 'three yards distant front the Shorts; fWte vies i path iiebind them ; they hart slime plevisltlili $t baled, some sandwiches and a little potthrt-:ria: Wide; they Nook the provisions eat tlf• Ai' bait, ere It. them ender the trees. He newt Into Ilse boat on some occasion, And when he came out Saw Pot one man owl:nick flap Spat whet* they were 7 - he was followed Ivy two others, and three nfoto came op from• dif. ferent parts of the ground ;ere, whom he since un. derstands en halpollOPnlartii Itstielegb, wits armed faith ' a tleable.tarrelled gun, 'another tarried a tiltchfotk, and Inn • Whyte had blodgeoos ; • the mad nit's the .. pitchfork stood on the right side of him . and hi, cot/10816;1T; and he with the ttouhle.hei-efltittloti - •011 !di left. 'The latter asked 1 wanes:, what htnight hiii Atte:, he must know he! Idle iiP•imillic'n4 1 ! Wfigliiist entitered, he had come' san slitifie'fbri water ' • he had dot lien a trare'tbie he *ls troSpas4ioi, hila wit iel itrri Ni . it. Lord itlinel4gh ivlliTtli genuitdo were - 0.4! iiiiich•Llfosted %I ilib thyileit. V 1" )1 l iPSi repli‘i, fiat 'he wail ect'anifi poeriori; thst.he oat a Getilleinin o . and . a student in etc Mire. of t wry 'PI' reakiltible iolteiters. Lett) flonelsgh said his. groan 4 were ,host 4stirssfecl itiib oeti-drPtHikliisgtrer?,*.fiiirl.yuti he did not 4 1 lieti0),4 lfe !wereetrto tie' g e tiitiiik"angry ; witness give flint Lis card; he could uot set to the boat the person .. .. . . . . - .. and ,on r >: . - v •a• • iv desiring to be ‘sllc k ped to got, into the boat, Lord . itanehigh - 4.04 - Itii irin TO 'the - men, and said, " No, og.;.TpyAall slot get off so esilily ; you must attend lrefleildaft to - Rivir:street,• and answer , for litivegouitiret tisells.".!LWits*si replied,:iiii wits veer willtitig tegocAbilio•:•liebaltati Me. •Waldri also erite. rhe wee , , wiroissid.bssercssertientlematteand ref.** ; :ill se ,for. its doles:WAD -lett Scott • a blights:ate 1, 1 ilammenmeith . .:l4n vantoostrating i with him, Nei 1 01501maid,;. 46 .1 wilt letb• yew ger, ifs you will jitiebWry l l flerrottlaceetstoerstion foi their trouble." VVitoesil l 0 rlrniked filth bisitiende, , and gave OHO of &s r- ier , ois Ma semaohi Maga ; it : was. the Primmer at she bar who remised 1e.3 :,*, 1 uoi! . ... :41/.4. Ordfiwtiiiithillfleil ifeetizet thetplAi l dote; ,it s , a a nderilieltaise eittiatilotli; it war biTf an hear ote the tits* titeiy Midit& befbre the servants came i s op ; one'irsehte•Ceretiebien with him had his coat off; etwot.tecoliteetlivitether his own bat wet on wises' Lortifilottelsge‘Cante Op; the servant who first Cede 19ad41°M (1:r ' if ' ' comely h is L Po it; ditllnfeei! - Aill .i• 'A letter was (erlivi allowed to be' Leary WI 'A imy Agent, stifeiMeiti or tEid ganeYsi 'used a 'taint breaetbe bled . ttimitgadattlistik 'l,ohn Leger 'totmei witnt *erg only sb 'whole of,whi Lord ganelet house. The ears *ere nec hreeght oat el the heat it all., • LI answer to the Chairman—Tkey, did not land for thw purpose of rambling through the grounds, aid i dtrinot, in fact, do so. Is quite sure the mention of thegwougyiwas made by Lord Ilanelagh; considered Alle payment of it as a necessary step towards obtain. Ing his liberty. The esiidence for the prosecution having closed, Mr. ALLEY slated the case for the Defendants.— fie was sorry that the course pursued by his Learned Friend for the prosecution was calculated to con found the different orders of society, oti keeping up the distinctions between which, the general peace and prosperity so eminently depended. Ne contended. that Mr. Hall and his friends were four young tres. passers, who,. because they had received a generous pardon from Lord Itsnelagh, and .extrereenced no thing but courtesy at his hands, thought proper to. I compose and send him an atrocious libelngiinat his; character, which ought to liaye brought them into , Court as ,Defeudants instead of Prosecators. Its `then road !he first letter from Mr.' Hall to Lord Itxteelagh. it stated the impropriety of sot rounding , Iwo and his friends with armed mete, merely for seek. ing shelter from a storm ; that the fear of beittg! turned adrift on the title al,..ie p.evented him refus compliance with the ow-just demand for money, wb* the writer had since the transaction been ititnimod by- his friends could be considered in n0 ... 4er liglkt brit actual robbery—and concluded with a request Ott the 1..... i • aldn e s If Would he returned, and a suitable.spolsgy p o i): sistr o e t wise a e br astinst warra n t. hins would eliawihio servants.lfor et It was ' ivied •` James Ifill.” This, Nit. Alloy nonleaded, Was' base libel, and he would r , •ommend a stannic gentteraan, in the language of Horace, repo sitilitin veneer, to consider well befote b.t sat (loon led prodlic;tl such a composition again--a coin,losition which betrayed an utter ignecance of his profession, an d Daly . eoilded hips to the character of a vain, foothill libeller, . Be Amokd fell witnesses to prove 'that there was as rajow.bateietst the time—that the Prisoose_at the bar .w a s stilt tile man woo recited the rnaney . --4nd that whatever annoy had bei.n received was a perfectly free gift, in acknowlegment of the petite behaviour of 14 lid Rallet 4 4 ll ; and he trusted (fiat it would thea be seen, and that the verdict of the Jury would show, that Lord Rrnelagh was not the man he had been represented, who could violate the rights of hospitality so flagrantly—who could rush upon aed insult the way-worn traveller, and practise emorilow, which would scarcely disgrace the most unprincipled. Anthony Mecqnet was then called and sworn.— fs servant to Lord B o attelach; rememheraleing down to the river side.` op the 44th of July last; Byrne was there before him; Lord Ranelagh camp up after sietdssalosse; W. Baker came also. Gregg was not there any part. of she time. There was no lightning or rain lately. Tbe servants had on their coats, but onttheir hats. Sew c boat and, four Gentlemen, a cashiers kniveinntf.ferksottai,a jar. Lord Ranelagh asked agto,l6.l44.brogit there ;shots; one of them, , with his hands in his ilteetbell pockets, said they bed , come to refreib then4lves. Hie Lordship asked, what "ea rapped be, wee 4k.gentleman•— ilia Lor,tlihiP voids to, SOSPIIas Oat way was not' the ant a gentleman ; the spot was near the house; his Lordship explained to him hew he had been robbed by other people * and being obliged to abut up his summer-tapitle. The other Observed, they were not ascli people, and that .they were not aware of being on private groind; hie Lords* said, bow• could that be,when the hisegesvesio oestribatsbm.they might go back d r same way they came, then bowed, and went away. • ife desired. witness to stay sod see theta on hoard. .They gathered themselves at the ' head of the boar, end talked some time, after which one of them came op, and offered him seven shillings —they appeared perfectly, well satisfied—the same . Gentleman said he would be glad Lord Rattelagh would enquire into hie zhatapter when he should go to town. No demand of mope, was mode by Lord itanelagh, or any of tie servants; the offer was en tirely voluntary. Qrovs:eiamitied.—ls a Dutchman; had a deb is hisliand - another of the servants had a club; tba /tritons loado pitclifork.. • • Edneid Jones is coachman to Lord • Ranelagh ; remembers the 44th Jgly ; the weniber was fine ON was Washing his carriage'iu the open air when 110 , heard of the boat, ang . left,it to go down to she woes.. 'Atha : witness defcrer t l..Wpat passed precisely as flee last, and ` particularly tilt It Was blecquet aim got A I M '41.7* . . - IligahlihriliVe; the—greow,--wevreaspe.-.--.... togfille Pill Ikft We vuttidiA the oliblebefore Solent wn to the water; rimanot do so under rain. , 111 Isis. , proweespinalittn, he laid "hat :the stable *wit oillkiiiint twenty or thirty ,.: yards font where thebdeflif.' . Byrne; Jrnriit,'itid himieif; went into -Norfolk 'settli Lord •Rsnelsylf snore' time after the transactiortt it;was-oftim.tiiit ;17 1 / 1 44gust ; a word ! TA* etverlo44l.l.e Wm slittot Boar.street. Anne lllNvitt i ormaid.. la Lord - Rebelgh's• lamily,• rentenilsesA4 ti n., when his LortiOW‘tw 0 speaking 4 klie Vont irrieli; it was ifn k e ; She had the childrits'nert iliiiiiiit it thd tithe,' in • Tut half an hour bdforel eititalet•aly It 'wis fine wlleinAblif first came to shore. ..,:5;.;....gt 0.,. , , 40 1 4 • I This belug Abs , ,WlOlllO .611,114100 1 6 9 " 1"• the defence— • I• ' '..0 l - .I , A ! • . 'Mr: Anoiriitis etil ail 4 4* iirtit a n 3 r eP l i .." I R: Ir 'The terms of ['Wilk , retuattitoons ,libel.' ; 101l Sod rtbe Latil koateelbs ai l nliat 'hid been' ep= wised : by the Coonei4 on sb*other sitlO to Mr. HO, he (Mr. Adolphstii*tforepr beck with indignation and contemp,t„ fell rhino t y might m [Otlre Alley here standing up) -He. r v .Adolpilutt) tltete;d sot e be prevented' from . golti whit his remarks to the Jury. If any thittreinti bf litietilis c'Xiiiiiitia to require personal erpleittieris, ( ltbety 'An knew where Jived. Whatever objestioar .bed been made i iii ißdictgltnity Ht lbaft **c% lke a eltilfel lawyer lAA' hie reperter .7 ll ) ,Jila n r": qiplpell! .:4440 lean ant perspitaUo ',are „to r.,,Allex or3 bigtt iy C ti'lad tart& lithe% %or 'on ettoon i llli.poo... sitch leis ire illW liiiiniii aboitiii Vsid ; tiresoi ;or it,' TiseddefeiceAktt %tiv iststrlNltislettet . leans, had. pstrj atesi i Wesel (.-1.1 J:?,gia 1 . . , ALLEY hergnbsacred, that heittytnelthor said - Isinuated that Mr.Hall,had s, been guilty o(rr. _ , , bat only that a falsehoottrespecting Gregg - had been sworn'before the'Graria Jury. , 1 ~. Mr. Abotepos.reptiaied, that tile whole p r iheiple led tenor of the slefioce wall6l. t bar this Ow% Oen. ileTae bed 'cut ;to:. his, resiwcielle west ,00,..the country to see Itimselt tea. tit i ,tro.ftiends Fluomil wilful perjU'iit in_dpen Coed: He animadverted on •1. the fact of the seivehts' being sent to' NerlVlk'out or the way, Rua - argued that both the assault, feleeitn. p risonmeof, . so& eztortion, in the. legal . sense of. the words, hail been played. - The CILAIRJEAti, in his charge, "Id, allot any . ex. action was an `extortion in the eye, of the law. He' was of opinion also that an atnolt, in the legal sense of the words, and en unjustifiable imprisonmentlie• been fully established by the evidente for thopeeles' cation. It was the pro? hue of the Jury tellieler. mine 'whether they should gjee credit to. it, osjhe witne.lkee .for the defenee—beth thycoald not Itet. neve. He thought it right to' Mitierire; timee l ny int , petetihn Moot in justice lie agelitit in ArivisealWror eeplosolonslhut might, is the heat of arglement, escape him, particularly when he followed iltswreggeetions of his itotitoctinns ; and in this caselt Wm likely that *very thing which came from the Connmel fur the de. tones had been taken from his instructimis. lie felt itdue also•to !hat Gentleman to add, that neither he rim the Gentlemen about him, understood him to say that the father of Mr. Hall had been brought to town for the purpose of perjuring himself. Mr. Anot.enus disclaimed haring imputed any sech leneatette—aed said he knew Mr. Alley to be too such the gientletnanito suppose him ca l lable of it. The Jar; then considered their verdict, and in two ilk theeeetittatis brought in both Defendants Guilty. l'he Court then sentenced Lord Itoneißgh to pay a fine of 501. to the King ; end the other Defendant, Byrne, a fine of Is. • .. I SENTENCE ON Clt A ttLES ELLIOTT AND LEONORA HIS WIFE, FOR CRVELTY TO THEIR CiWN cint:to. "n+ese per3rtns, hog* trial appearedin tfiitSintite• MAN of•yesterday, were put to the ka1 1 ,6 feeeive sentence. The CHAPMAN. rifler on eloquent Pm/ nnthkie address to the woman, in which he dwelt.an the enormity of her °Weyer. and the total it ant of all motherly feeling which she had evinced to wards her helpless infant. sentenced her in he imprisoned for 12 months in the House of Correction. The man. In consideration of his not traria:: many opoortunities of seeing how the child wa- treated, and of some feelings of compassion which he occa sionally evinced towards it, was only sentenced to be impriaoa ed for one mouth. _ - self hi* Mai if he- would treat him head. he (M ..ordship should not hear any thing aiheet and col tittenk Lord Ranelagh for his Courtesy. here at was then handed to witneaa, which he he pre , be ill ills hen& w riting. Jury. 'tido, of the Are of Morris and Co. re q uir e its, being eiantibell,' corroborated the the l h e l i t e ' ed ,f - thitfoiasilir - witness, and added, that. file litserettd to them at first, that people. an able aon his groands to steal his 11•WPIO ant not ta e' Witches of his tr*es, and Mel the etpba bg -w h at hi Aiiiilo. tteutilliteis size. 1 . demi a ....t ...,fle... t S if i. . mg, confine/4 lie estintonY of the tare s* " f° Gentle' teases. liedepilfurthey„ that hip patty . • mr . boat lett minu i tA der the tree,d 4 a ring the, ' nor ins deft the rain ; cOntinued, 4 After Jesting igh's groundi they went.to r . to?al . ;tlic 7 ibeweYhrsti . . , CORONER'S INQUESTS. On Tuesday an Inquisition was taken at the sign of the Bill.' in Friar-street, illackfriars.rond,' upon the body of lilt ha age.l 13 years before 'biomes SIISLTOK. Coroner. The deceased was faitPddetul in bed in a krothel in t. George'ti fields. on %Indite morning last, having been seduced Irons her Mends. Thd4iwy viewed the body, and fmsaa block hooky about the neck and arms. After a strict , investigatinp. tlsgre wilt no reason to believe that any violence bad been ofered to the deceased; hut it appeared that, labootirer under disease% she had oaken some tinack-mepiciue, whow pernicious spsralilles had haireued he progress of sus internal complaint, a polypus of the heart. which had ruptured, and produced suCcation. The scoundrel who sechreed,this •child frog her boom, about three weeks ago, and placed her is the nest of profligacy where Abe died, had not been 'near her for several days ; and had even (misted to wad her the twiserable pittance which he lind pro. seised; to teep %Writing. The surgeon having stated that the black snacks about the necJt were caused by the llow of "Mond; and the hf4elrireis on' the anon hi forcing theta into sock a position tbatahr beefy mold lie,irr the cello, the Jury Muth ed a verdict of—Natural Death. • • EXTENSIVIL ROBBERY. —For a considerable past the wharf and premises of the Lord Mayor (Mt, Akiderman Atkins) have been exposed to • numeroiii depredations, and have been plundered of property of various descriptions to a very considerable amount. On Monday a clue was ohtaiaed, which is likely to .lead to the deteotioit of the robbers. A labourer,. sowed Philip Moore, was observed to curs) , I bundle from the premises when he left his. work ' • he was stopped by Fiddek, a parish constable, who found the handle a bag, containing wheat, and upon search ilia his person discovered several pockets ingeniously! contrived, en as to contain a cowidershle quantity of corn •r grain, witifont msterially altering the pro portion of the body. lie was taken into cestody, and in consequence of some expression which fell from Um at the time, a warrant was issued to search the house of Juseph Barr, another men employed on the wharf, and a discovery was made of a complete depot of stolen property, tohacoo, oats, sacks, and °Ater articles to a considerable @meant were found. The sacks had the name of " Jobs Atkins" marked upon them. Other discoveries are espect,ed to . be mode. Barr was also taken into custndv. • In the course of fast week George Colton, a yooth of 15, was committed to Stafford jail, tot the wilful monist of lib walker. • '• s * . , • , I". ..ti; 4: • • I L IF ~- ~~ , a 1' !~ •d) -as • • • • MaNstow•uoust.—.A young man of thi Clarke,' about 14 years of age, was yeair;rdl mitred to Newgale, fop • most daring titter; 4 tween and 9 o'clock en' Monday emits eg, tired a shop in the City, and though the sit it was sitting in a small parloir adjniulteg, b. end ran off with some soap which wee laid .counter. He dses immediately pursued, sa with the stole,- properly in bit possession. The LORD MAYOR said, !hitt' wood p m milted the lad to 11!idewell in hopes of ifeetii amendmen't in his conduct, had setritha. fk a, formed him thit Ite,b•d twee - titirn.ptl•elia m that occasion biritsoTpV--- , tiagoollad i t ' to *eiaat Ma - by i ibart `•st tit: freak deterred Idm and *41 . 4164 bile irioqaf 'obit fl i rik*ThoiNg, t:44HL5,lrm tulips at resent, hire front` lii , t r So ii i o tl f . d:rae s " . c A,, 9 7' ...-?7 , GlM.pttaLt...-044*,Itioxialtil ltj.. '004e., wa s chid ed; altkAllito, 1.-Ltriza*li 0 011 1 ,4 .1 4 :,‘,11)4 0 *;fid, Its ' gePiilheases....street.,Mel Trlmi n ik,44l toot! ,i;qg weeks ~ 'Olds )14". .1 , 420404.* , stlid entiged her le . 140. his apps respectable. Aftar: '' tt jhetal AVII . O tecatriped, and it Wait Viotti . be: ipedeer , 001, and . other'proPerty, tsi , .ha - a mount of a Ala 411tertia y night he mat socoml. • Il e f i t 'tki ...) iii. het sea, !elltmellitejl. ' 'BO ka-artiefT:,—Y . Os:terday J. . *cry, e teicliMan eat cha j rged with reysie4 nn f f Jot lack sailot, of 171. in note!, agtifferly 41, 'The Prosecutor arrived at qpnistigisvo i Chatham coach, bo.Moudayeiht, having h off from a mai, Crii - a - r: — Tbe apuney he bat! joint wages of bine* and avb shipmates, I 'be was to paytheir shires in town. ,da Prelarthe coaclibe wag accosted tiy the Prise tristed bite with gin. Whig fit want of a the Prisoner accompanied Mtn to the Blerk Drury-line, where there were, several girls j the Prosecutor knew line of them, aid a her, the Prisoner still keeping close toll girl observed the Prisoner put his hand to th pocket, and she whispered to him to take cl money. je paid no attention uutil the Priso 'eat ; when be found he had lisin robbed. accompanied him ; and, after wandering alit .five o'clock yesterday 'Morning, they wen Ship, in James-street, Covent-garden, wh sew the Prisuner, and two girls who had be Black Dog, drinking and dividing Bank. The three, immediately upon seeing the bloc ed out of the house, and ran away ; bot be sued, the Prisoner was overtaken and securer of the notes were found about hints.-441 committed. UNION•aIALL.—A men,of retest a stated that his name was Richard charged with fraisdelently obtaining fr 2 . )4 E sti , one o f the' hl og i a t ra t es tot. Seriliy, `()deter of several mutitattLnills, a lirge go. 'tnustard.seecl.--.The Prisoner nes tetuandtft ther eurftinatiou. . THAMES POLICE•OFTICE —James Thorn] 'pet twilit' bar on the foil owing i glifke : It was slated by a watchniatt bribe parish ping, that for several nights ... meth! bad seen sorter begging in the neighboechood of, the IL and on Sunday eight last iiir'llitti asleep stones. lie awoke him, open ,which the "abased hiretnost grossly, adtl knotted hie; Judd, the beadle of'Wapping, stated, 'sith . t 'going his rounds 00 Moriday'ilabiblititaat,a half-past twelve heard* the Pfisteleir,* jibe lying among' she atones at the flermitite, 'murder. Judd desired him to /et up. 'the *replied, lite did Judd shoellr putt him being asked where he lived, he *ld tini self Judd then had him !eked into 'ioatod) soon es th e Prisoner discovered that 'rte a 'taken to the watch -house, he boat the et tiinktre, and would int speak enOthei wqi Magistrate asked the Pristine; what he had shower to the charge which was made oat bet, instead of makieg any reply, the Pris severed in ad obstinate alias,. and pea i seating, that he bid 'beett,44 Algiers, aid Alierines bed tut i pieta°, Ms toajosiii )1 deprived him of speech. TAM beadle IstillFl man, 'forever, stated most Positively;'l . ltAt to his being taken, be hid the perietslli , tont oe. - 'r's The MAotran.lert said, he believed the V be an impostor, sod therefore convicted bin li rogue and a vagabond, and 'OrdikirdAtibs 1 'itrthe House of Correction. ''n - .. . . ~.-.. , r -- .. ..-r> volt -- e • • . The alarming crindegrotiem,aweret‘' 'oft.t Cpelpit-heath, pear Fremptott Coatieepli, t .e.hely effects of which we lately mentionet happily extinguished witboet occasienieg ft melte. tnquests have bees held on the bod three unhappy sufferers who lost their lives nttier wipers who wars so itesieasly injure ! 44t.retty ef , recovery. • COUR9E OF - EXCHA 'Amsterdam, 0 0 ik. 11.• Ditto, at 40,0 1 0 • . Amsterdam. • 11' Ditto, at sight, U 4 • Rotterdam, 11. 8 U. Antwerp, jl 9 es. ma. Hamburgh'. 338 U. Altoaa. 33 9 U. Paris, $ days's sight, 23 65U, Ditto, 2/ 15 U. Haordetuz, 24 15 U. Frank oo theMalne. 19Yez.mo Madrid, 4Ub effective Cadiz, 404 effective Bilboa, 40 Seville, 40 Gibraltar. 34 • M Gala fhi alta, , NT Vestee, 25 50 Naples, 4sb Ikantermo, 130 per c Lisnou 581 Oporto, 58 4 Rio Janeiro, 66 Dohlin, 96 per Ce' Cork, 9fr per Cent, Agio of the Rank in Vortugal Gold, in per oz. Gold, jn gars, 41. New Dollars, ss. 5 Silver.in Ban, 'tai L' ISTDON: Printed and Pabtier.rd D. 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