The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-01-02 00:00:00

2us MOSEY MMIKRT AT ST. MIDIS. 11111WIL T►ere never has been a great demand for gold and silver el St. Petershurgh, in a commerrill or politi. cal sense; bet a prat opportenity of profit to send it there to he converted into coin in the imperial MM, as a means of reiwittanco, awl of payment of the lielaiire of trade, •r as a b►tter consignment than Rued., whirh too fretieently will net return three. fourits their hornier. costs her., and are t►erefore a bad mower obis a blab to pay for hemp, ass, tallow, deals, and skins, which se ate willing to boy so dear. Hemp now mils bete for neatly as meek as raw Indian Cotton; and a poehd of rope.)arns are Mutest as veleal.le us a pound of twist I Gold and Were are not seat fur, nor called for at St. Peters burg'. where some think their excessive importation idle and even hurtful; but the, are seat to that rising city, for that best of all an, the only one to whir.\ man is ebediest, the profit of the employ. sent. The Governmeet takes no part le those bet thy liberal one of coining ell that incite'. deals find it their interest to mend to the Rryral Mine, free of ill esteem*, sod returning bark, as. for os• and standard for staodard, all that is sent so thew. 16u far frnro taking credit, the Mint advsners nnedifeh El all that rent in :hut the presser, of triaotilies has keen so great ► that all their powerful presses (Bolton sod Watt,• engines), working day and night, •e 60 piece• s minuee, cannot get th►negh the operation Me as to deliver beck the remainder (four-fifths) to the depositors is less they from fear to sit or MID smooths! _ _ A Kes•len geld cola, from the Royal Mint. which Is Ceporrober last would have porcheeed a bill on Loudon fir 11. ls. to 11. Is. yid. (sot 18s.) hes sold In WU scales here. ei N. pry ns. for Its. 2d. only : • coin of silver worth be the UMW manner, et P. I. tersbereh, 2641., in 'schlep, sold hate for 111 J. only, 'Dais fact sod statonrest are miser to seem' for the current of geld and silver setting se strong towards the northern regions. When the arresters ezebenge shall again decline Ernes 13d. 's 10d., orgeld miseries with es to 41.105. or men, then this retreat will cease, or this demand s' will starkers." The letter of those ceoringeorivs we take very greet, very espeesite, sod 'els idle and reseces.ary pains is prevent ; the lorteoe it little is est purr to inio•nr• • bet teat Whom*, little or mesh, is full euteise chit se. 1 4 ANECDOTE or LORD CO RIV W4LLIN. Ifo ring the sieges( Tork-tone, ill Virginia, van. Dos were Noe shnekieg spectacles which daill preseet rd themaeives to the view of Ante persons who •ere ire cws..any cwootioad within she oontractell limns of the Windt lines. le the coots. of that erannondoes mei ihreemot eennorsade, which was kept sip is) the besiegees tot weeny Iwo week., scarcely a shoo, In. Wont recrerred, winch was better cab slated to ill the mi..d with boner sod angaish than that which gave r.se to Ono telionina anecdote:— One of the sheik thieve from a battery of the At lied Army, kilts demist, pleteed the roof and pose. treed the doers of • dneiting.keese situated on the beach. in • fee memeats it hero in the eviler with • groat eapiesioa, by which circumatance the house Vas materially injured; and an unfortunate woman, who' was limos in a front room with her infant, of shoat ten mouths odd, fondly clapped in her arms, were together ;impeded several yards into the street Some little time after nerd., Lord Cornwall's, the Cnnernander of the post, taking one of his aso-i walks around the lines, ' , tended by several Officers of ire aarriann, happened to pass that woe. Ile ob. I served the mother ea..nded tittle's upon the ground, while the infant, unhurt, sad ignorant of the los. it had sustained, appeared drawing from the breast of the Ittelets cot pee its wonted notoriehment.—Shocked to an esteem, within uncommon an instance of the direful edicts of war, his Lonfoliip, after ordering the deceased to he decently interred at his espence, dispatched a messenger t• a poor ...low, who was the mother of werel children, and who Ws. to. soarkable for her kiwi and 01F...donate disposition. On her presenting herself, he misted to her the acci dent which had happened, and expressed his desire that she would take the unfortunate n 1 plum inching', verso it nith the leotiereesa, and educate it with all eke are of a parent. To this she seedily agreed, when his Lordship took from his periosnd pee her 10 guineas, and ordered her several oecoseary gni. du, as null ler her own us, as Ur She use of her adopted son. 'Dia ealimple el she araiiiinnesmi of the Earl was soon imitated by numbers who hosed the assisadinly leis; by *boss united 116,111 rontriba. tier's, do nesse with bet family were wattled, with redone, and iseanisy, in We In a very condonable Arco in Virgioia, eine OM sounder of the British Army le the easibisisi forces of Payee and Almeria*. Yesterday morning the family. of Mr. Henry Pearce, of Hamilton-row, Ihttir•britige, were tires& fully alarmed whilst sitting at breakfast. by a shot being fired in at the window, which broke several panes of glass, killed a canary bird, and aliattequil the cage to pieces; fortunately the family escaped unbar*. On •sqvlry into the cause, it was found in t rocool heavers boys tieing at sparrows. Thieeijtidpbt, about half-past sit °Weeks Mr. l'iletbantel Bytes% °POP Ilaarsoesd-toad, was se. floated to the lttew•road,by two fellows, who knock ed him dove, and robbed hies of his watelaaad sorry silver, with which they escaped. Daring the fog yesterdayevening,s yuong worsen, going froth Shoreditsh Church towards the Leaden Apprentice, was enacted sell robbed of her •hawl, • tidiest, cogssaining 31. slid the ring from of her finer. Abs.st the POMP time Thomas Jen kins Wil9 &MOAKd doil3 its Shorediteh, sud t0hi,..4 o f hi. stitch Rod appendages. lie secured one id the wil lalos, bet before he could °Masa assistauce com• regime R•seed him. bins Illaitey, a labourer employed at St John" chotth. Glasjb', fell from the tower, a height ef lOU feet, sod get himself most shockingly hurt ; *vial of his bones "wete broken, slid his burly dread brelmvil. Ile was immediately token to the Raysi liar. try , where he died es Wednesday farenorts. This is the Komi accident at the same • PO LICE. MANHON-110U/I.—Yestorday Samuel Mont, an old Jewish booker, complained to the LOll6 MA Toft that he had been tricked, if not robbed, of a saleable timo-plece, en Therstlay, in the George public...boom, Goorge.coort, Snew-bill, in the follesing way : He had gene into the house, as was his custom, to well goods and " torn an honest penny," when sia or seems men in the coffer-room desired to see a time piece he carried with kiwi. They affected all to ad mire it moth, and so conscioes was he that one of them wiseld become a purchaser, that he was induced to " treat himself to a glass of gin." Navies drool' I " a merry new year" to the geirtlemee, be enquired which of them wished to hey the time-piece. No an swer was made, and to his astonishment no one seemed to ►old the timepiece. In vain did be ask each iedivideal to restore, if they did not mean to perches, it; they unanimously denied all konwledge of is, and began to ahem and threoten him. Not con. tent with this, while his tack was turned, OddtPilline OOP of the pert), another (named Davis) pet a shovel fell of red-hot coals int o hes reit pocket.—Matri nihet tricks were played open him, hot the worst of all was the determlestion not to give him op his time piece. The Loin M visa gala, the %halo, perhaps, was nn mere than • bit .•f Chslitunas lee, or what ors mere generally sormr4l--" a lei k ;" bet silk... was soda • thing as " eart)ing a juke too far," he th..e•kt sor , performers might to pay for it. His Lordship rotmennonshni Moses to se to the Magistrate at Guildhall, in whose district the affair otrerred, and obtain senesennios for the whole of the party. M. s.• iheitkPd his Loads►ip, mod woo after pto main! Ih•.eoeanns.s. Ct ILIIII ALL.— Yell& sin, James Sheppard was hens/0i Wore the sitting Magistrate, Mr. Aidersese limo, charged w;th fel.try, seder the tulle.* cir. ClllllllllllCh :••-• - - - Edward Ticker', s lad in the sertiee of Mr Sampson Miley, keeper of the wageonmilice, at the Saracen's limit lon. Friday-street, was sant by his lower, oboist one o'rinrk no Thursday eftevnaine, to No. 104. II Moo-garden, with a tress, retrain. leg leo ends of rloth ; the person to whom it was directed refused to reeeiae it, and en the hod's return with the truss, he stopped at the bottom of Holborn. hill to rest hi, load ; Aire he was accosted by the P , isoner, who offeted to eau) the cloth for his a little was, es he was going to Chespeide; to this he asseeted ; the Prisoners took Ito the Ina', gave the lad his hat to ', f t ? , and in this wanner they proceed eat op Nestgate•sireni ioariebee. Near the Magpie aid Stool petilic-house in ...as suet t hey were wet by •oothot man. she immediate'? reenateloted the Pritower as as uld Meal. and ;imposed Minna a g l as s of rite s od omise ; the naripow•loo was readily assented to, and they west tote the house fer that perpeee, the lad @crows/intim them. On their stirring maw, she olosm mass le k op Ike lead. and tM 1•41 sod M. 1 1 14010 V soaked be.iiir We. At the tap of Neregatanwriot, ii. %Amstrad*, a third man mem up, rushed street', agates , the lad, led al most pushed him down, and then shred him ter running a rt a 6 .4 hies ; • sti a bi quarrel ass wet up for the pawpaw of enstagiug the isat's attentive, during which the mac with the cloth cue awey, mad got altar off Wi tt, oh' booty. The ALDERMAN Said there was no deer the three &llama were in league together. and remanded the Pascoe', to give oppottunity of making enquiries after Li, met,..eino. Rickard Frees. was charged with steallog a nth, roe • g between three end foe' gallons of Dentate put* herr, out of a cart in !iesithfielii. (,eftist'', the officer, stated that be was standing iu Smit"field, with Career, the roll-taker. soil soo the' petson, about hstf.past sit on Thursday *letting, when they sto the Prisoner following a cart ; they watched hie anions, and at the end of Long-lest, obverted him tike a cask from the bock part of he ears, and run off with it ; they vomited him ; and on Garner's riming gp with hie be threw the cook down end endeavored to make his escape; Carlir, Pt", cams up io time In assist, and the Prisoner was secured and lodger' in see Compter.—The Prissier • CsnolOn.,l' in Nvierl.o for Ilia. Boll•altiElti.--Yeaterriat Joaepa Thomas Wake. faun we. isrueght from Chis•ick, ny virtue of a warrant, seed euderweet an erminatien before Mr. Blame. the Skil.% kllsgistraie.chereed club a most viotet.t and brutal assault committed open George Richard Cotton, who, as well as the Pittner', Is a lightermen, and they have both been Idol) employed epos the rime work. 0 Saturday evenieg, at the time the Prosecutor was in the George public-house, in Chiswirk, the Prisoner entered it, when the Pro. secret' understoodieg that the Poisoner had rot-rived Ille1"81/In isrsattt for the work they had been employed epees, asked him 4, 4 the prupertion of it which eat dee to him es tile share. The Prisoner re. 'plied with the most horrid Hashes/4 eapreastetw i esui attacked him in the air elotent wianne , eith his gnu; 'be beteg a very powerful man. the-Prosecutor, she .is a short this man, had on chasm In standing against him at iw difeeding himself ; the Prisoner, alter to- I flitting seems' Iciest Mows upon him, (wised him by the beck of his betel wills one hand. and his throat wish t herber, end pressed his fist snit knuckle' soder his jaw,' that ke appeared to be ha a stale of marten's lima, end word sorb violence against his jaw, that 'Ws league was (nicer' eel of his swath; be then, is the meat brutal manner pot his mouth to the Prose eistot's, and bat off the end of his tongue which arse hoagies" sot ..f his ',meth. The Poisoner was not roister with this oetr•genes art of nioleeire, but ofteroarils gave hue rectal severe blows on his sides and kencked him down, Isom which be received se 'oral born and brews. It was trim Muth difficulty the Prosecutor cord give his oeiolener yo.terdsy, oaring to the Ines of the end of his tongue, and fr-es the sore state of the N ematode'. 'lke Prisoner denied biting pert of the Printer er's tongue off, bat said the Prosecutor bit his own tongue In Iwo. The charge, however, of the Prisoner biting the Prosecutor's tulles was confirmed by the certificate of a Medical G ru ltroten, who has beers attending the Pioseeetor since.the sever attack epee him by tlie Primmer, and who Is of opinion that, from the state of the tongue of tkt Promoter ; aid from the •PIIE STATESMAN. appearance of tbe "resod sad the sepergitien, the bite was given by soother parses, sod not by Ids nos weds. 1 . 11111 MAGIIITRATI considered the condoet of the Pri s to be of sn very *treeless and savage a no. tore, that be shield not admit him to bail without receiving feriy.eight beets' *mice, to entertain their responsibility end respectability.—He was according ly committed. EXTRAORDINARY CASE. Nati.liosooop... —A respectably dressed female, nensed Nary Cook, was charged by Captain Leacaster, of Kirby-street, Nation, garden, with an assault, under the following singelar rireantstances Some time age the Prisoner - lived servant with the Complainant, wbe married a Lady wit► a (erten' of 7001. per annum. They did not, however, live on the most amicable terms, for Captain Lancaster 'hooch' he observed • considerable degree of ieti• mac, between Ms Lady end a fimiemon who he. geented their Mser, and his sespielses of her lemon. money were heightened bv the Prisoner declaring that she bad seen them in tied revolter. Tw cens►. opener was a sepsearion between thee. and the Pr s. miner was then tinned away. The Cemplsiaanr, easioes to be crrtai• of of his wife's guilt or sawn• miry, called on Wednesday at the imam of the Pit. sorter's mistress, Inn the pelves, of Waterlog ell she knew open the 'abject. kis boort setweted by the Prisoner, who, instead of awswining his geese liens, award him, and eeHed him 66 a smueoling ▪ indier," and other very improper .alines, end Loll left him and sulked into the bitches. The Captain foliose& and a scene of recrimination mw semi. skirl* ended in the Prisoner's seising the poker and striking the Complains's' a blow with it over the head. A scale missed between them, in which the Captain succeeded in setting the poker from her, el 'Lough be received several blow* is the (sashes the Prisoner. - - 'llse poker, a east paederast lastrwmeat, wait paw prodared. The rrhorier said, that Mr. Lameaster was always f a ti..oip d her, to hear ROOM @teas shoot hie wife, het it being a very delicate astirci, she altitahavl Iroise sating soy this/ atom it. She dented !omits( We all) smith taw Captain, bet earl that he called Mee mime bias' y improper *awes, sad she therm threstmord to knock his damn. A char-seem., who wimmused the tmovection, bore tessimons to the 'smelt, het lbw ',Wrote was um eery matetist. The MACIUTRATI mid Capt. Lento/dm teas wrong l in seise( iftto the boom., and by ill longing, preit.k. log the Defendant. *hoar evidence. if it were limes eery rot the maintenann of any action, should be IMP. eta.ed by other l)iwne teod. Veto's. si %Lt. Elizabeth Bravo, Mary Carr. lend Set ah Writs, eel, chuffed before the 11.0. strafe ye.terday with k•rilig committed Ayers hoods, by obtaining seem of master frees varies, pariah,' wader fake smetences. The hiaatterasTs mid It vs. • 1111410 anndslnes Pise' i ce , and he Should recommend the Neigh Offi i cera to prosecute the hammers for the views they had committed. They trete ordered to 141 boil to ' l aser the errore at the Semioes, and in default thereof vete couttnit•ml. WedfMae, IllEhl the house of Mr. Alsnp, Bel. sopher•plsce, Bermondsey, visa entered by break. lag open a door sith an iron crow, and robbed of wearing apparel and a Tatiet, of saleable property. The brow of Mr. Marsh. Uni. n-street, li•srou r {h. read, was Woke open on Tuesday night, earl a hoe was !sped of Its contents, viz.:— A I.nk•uote f. 4 1001., Ave smaller notes, and other saleable pin. petty. It is *opposed that the robbers were well mogssinted with the premises and she habits of the feinily. Every thing else remained sntooch►d. Wednesday evening. about desk, a thief entered the shop of Mr. Golder, liambetb.walk, end Cif. vied • if a piece of valuable .N•clotls, with which he escap••d. ledneedity night a fellow went into theSterpeblic. brise, over East Smithfield, and took a 'eat in she parlour, neat Mr. Nelson. *hem he contrived to rob of Ha pocker.heoli, containing notes to snots amount; he then laki the pocket-book io Mr. Nelson's has, which was lying on the seas. Mr. Nelsen instantly discovered she robbery, and charged the Passim{ alth haring committed it, he being nosiest to hie: he det.frrl it, bet on searching bun, the property was (ound•bn him, and he nos salon to Aldose watch• house; he had wit be►n there long, *hes one of she pacers missed 12s 641 and there being no person bas the Pri-uter near him, or In the place at the he 'peaked bin., and foetid the money cone:not ed in his pocket. Ile was then locked up in Om black hole. _ _ Wedneaday evening as Matthew end JeAn nova. (namesake's bet no relerlons) were drinkiag in a priblic.hosie on Saffron.hill, the letter with'st the mattes, provocation or pieties. quarrel, stood up on a sadderi, and laying bold of the nther's now between bis teeth, is spit► of all resistance bit It off; the unfottunste sufferer was lok►n to Si. Basilisk). view's ; the offender has absconded. An EtTRAORDINART CIRCUII•TAncIt --An old women of the name of Elisabeth who was left in !borate of • gentl►man's bowie in Tottenham. coart.road, within a few doors of the New Inn, was round dead in her bed yesterday morning, the little finger of her left hand being completely eaten away by the cal •Lieh she hod in the room, and the are of the same hand was bitten in many places by the same animal. See was in perfect health at 10 o'clock the pr►ceding might, sad ass foetid deed at eight o'clock ita the morning. What is roost remarkable iv, the cat was a periicalar favourite of her's, and has been in her po•ve‘aion • considerable floe, and only a fee days before her death she refused to take two ;raisins for it. After the body was smoked and laid out, the cat on the optoina of the room door tars► in, and in the presence of a daughter of the &canoed and another women, fiew on the corpse mid began in gnaw it again, and it was with greet farce it was torn from the body, on which a Coroner's Impost will be held this dol. A fine male child was found at the door of Mrs. ll►rsetpll, in Psalm-street, on Wednesday erasing. Ti', body wee covered with • blanket and rag. The child appeared strong and booby, and about two ■oath old. NM 11. gets the Infant prolectltro. DKE4DIWL DEATH or • MLIER. Oa wide l es Isesisities teas lakes at the White awes. Rawniary-rine. before J. el • Wirers, sag. Goadlier.••• die body al ...cop,. si p.. ~ i e pr„h , , or/ was, waow Mewl sail - ahead,/ w in she Womb( cautions's , . y elremar B 3:pres AppeAred free the evi es. eof Jana lends% weer. keeper, of hirechami VI teem bee s IYr lamilani of the horn •he deceased la ms' s mod Canes sae t.reesburi. a owsber worms, Mao the Meesserl as yak. triage. Wir kale it cooper s slaws hr ca:re so wall we coolJ este a be rate of al. psi week. lie rtecopsee aon r. bed skarn. a to garret) is Mr. Hoe El's home. situate ia V ale Illiet-"so yard. in itmeassfy-rma. tar s Mira he pied rite tilling net al eigmeers•pespre per week, sad sad lived Arm enemas if vie )tan. daring wit. b time be sr mold mat voila an iisdoireari, • nay a. enfant, to rater It e NOsie be as/ slveratims s mkt nut I me it Knoell for rev. ral week.. it saw ar e:y sa. possible to tell lo sled asamwe be bred amine Ile time ails maliatmeat, as be perm quitted sit piece Ishowif, my sae to go sear bias, of ale hiss seer Is Ilie teas WO of these is toe h gal for die slink mar •e w 4 ie tie home be would *ever speak so s a y me, sot sir always ti home and Al times, whet celled') led es, awes server ee emelt hiss. i.would be sees shriek se sit Maw (those was so Isfahan). is a tboarrittail saotA whom. are for awl Oleg to keep ii.. oar n, et. ato 11/4•Mbat. no rill hi. real arty irregmarlr. The sere std lormeng fell work at Maffei?, IS wheels be emceed awns nee, a is , kr4l very bard Para lesan of haw. ulna •• al•••••‘• tees def.eie ems of worry r e skive lett a oil nod e.:tiered about sbe roe N a awe emeafric maws. rang imosiented. When belt moos, war etbammil. he noted to pkkiag up barks I. MI meet, skb other this r.. slll ar length bas sportswear um nearly erommed wishdtrl bows. iAßa.perf.knitlea IsleemettSees. mad fisher thins •I a ' mildr i•-•craeilria. hot the laal years lan bolal. betake ewer/3 preening, lad eve. /ris I king lir rani, left oirg lit• wink, Ingmar , ' +ma Nal verb •gr Mal of servary Mars mow be oast/ gee soars Isom rail sleep ors ibe leer. c..wirlati ski say Nag he email gel. His wool/ walk ab..at the wren sa swell s raµA mad piti••4r *Ms shat charitable penises wools ewe b. Mmearsi, as/ anti hi.s Moan r he rimmed, wee sat be Ow potpourri, twogiftg„— , Alms wa weeks stalk came Mime mid eras is his apsnakat, sad so was so iced thin be had sm kh M Mirka thhs haw. 'MI I landlady moron/ easkusan so look tic his. bat lane, tea door larked. sod as try bet $ is (be key-ale, sod ad lathier • tbrosgb vb. rook' NM Ire or hearsay smog" cm/rigged aim be had 1-f* the glare sod sensed to has AA Mein; sae had trip Mast ' beekes ines,sed (mad for pima la• sae aisgoettag roadblock In me part of the now it ass wiled sib • igoasistlsite set was dirty rap, papers. Is .ors. sal liken of sawing mem. mid is she red tosibi.g Vb. A pear esteem amliked retiree the row. *ad ore her reunites same at the mg sad pare. she anal • dead bad, man Orem t stiehasse•ialeir leidese Adams aims it weeks moor/ to ke thatdead •of are deemed. It s us milp. Mil be mast Moe Ikea titter rie leveed she body we is I • madness sat la be dean Ade. 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