The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-08-13 00:00:00

eider that a party of smuggler' from Bogus". which the learned Serjeeet remarked, nes no loss cals. %toted for so illicit eonttabasil traffic, than for the fashion and besets that wangled to Is, might be sea. bled to sneak and witness the perfermaeco of that I ceremony. In point of fact, the Prosecutor bed net been etetnined in she Court of Exchequer, bet the ostrages complained of had been committed by the Defrodints, in the prevent cue, to deter 'mums from 'appearing as witnesses is any cams where they or their Meads were proceeded against for their emegeling transactions. The Cosmos Staastort. for ile defence, mad* is Ingenines and forcible speech to the Joey, arid after- watts called femoral alines..s for the parpose of contradicting these adduced en the part et the pre location. The Jury. however, after bearing the evidence re capitulated be his Lordship, (send eight of the De fendant. Guilty, who will be takes op to the Coed of King's Bench for judgment after the vacation ; end the other Defeadents, eight in number, wale at quitted. Till lINO v. SOUTIN AND WILLIS. This wits an indictment egoism the Defendants, for a conspiracy to obtain the condesnoatioo of a sloop called the Judith, William Willis.., mem., by falihly alleging that the said vessel was employed at Arundel in smuggling foreign spirits. This was soother of throw infamous& vises in whkb the Earise hese been deceived by the sarcomas, state ments of certain potions, for the purpose of W.I. toting infnresatioos in the Court of Exckeqem for their own benefit, and rein of the esfortesate sic liens of their depravity. It appeared is evidence. that the Defendaots had ghee information epos affi davit. before Mr. Buddinglon, a Commissioner, that she vessel in question had been engaged in smuggling et Arundel on the 16. h of June, 1816 Upon this informatics' proceedings were instituted its the Es chequer, sad the vessel was condemned. It turned out upon subsequent investigation that there was no foundation for the info...ties, end the Facie*, being sati.fied of the !reeds imposed epos them, mode com plete restitution to the injured patties, sod directed the present permecetion. They were all found IRELAND. CARLOW ASSIZIO. Denis Mean and Bdrcerd Furlong were pet to the bar, charged with stooling 30th. of tobacco, the goals of Thos. Camden, of Ilackets.town. James Ferris. —ls jest corm oat of the dock; knows the Prisoners et the bar; has two brothers, John sod Peter; recollects the robbery ; be went to, it with his brother; Mr. Furlong, the other Pri at the her, sad witness's brother John, wore pre sent ; witness placed his brother sentry at the doer ; 'Wens went in first ; Mr. Furlong Wooed : they stripped the house; witness could rut open the press himself, bet called Feting to assist him; when they bad got the tobacco, they handed it out to Nowlin; the party kept three rolls; Feting got two; witness sold his owe share. Cross-..tinnier(' by Mr. GRlMM—Watson hiss( taw from Carlow Jail; he has sot been in mete thee twe ktils—once in each. How many robberies ban yea been at altogether? Together —(Laugh. l e g)—why, sere I costal not be at more than one of / tine —Yoe rertainlv have bowls's.' me down by that mason —( Loud laughing in Coart.)—ConlP'. pray arm, tell us how essay you base hen at? sever pot them doors ; for 1 sever Ono/Ott it 'maid come to my turn to give an moment of them.—Be virtue of your oath. Sir, will you swear that you base sot been 00mi? I would not !—(Witness laugh. f at ,) —W -6141 yoe SOW that you have n•tt Iwo at twenty P I would not !—(Still laughing.)—Do you recollect robbing etas widow Stine is tko county of Wicklow ? The Irian, Byrn., who is she ? nay be it is Bigg hell you mean, 0/ 1 only took a trills of *MA., fro. her, that's ail! — Was it day or night ?—( Laughing.) Why it was right to be sore.—Did you not rob the poor wenn of every article in the house ; even her bed-clothes, and the clothes off her back ? I took clothes, but they WPM not nn her back.—Do you recollect steal ing two l tches of bacon, from Doran tho Wes. ford carman: Faith I do; and a pig's head besides. ( Loud laughing its Court.) —Do you moiled robbing John Keogh, in ski coooty of Wicklow, and taking every article in his house ? Ton're wrong there; I did not take terry thing; I only took his atones, and a few other little things! --( Witness end the auditory las:king issesode. relicts. )—Whg you're a mighty gond bonneted fellow ? There is not a better honoured fellow in the co ast, —there may be konester.—Do you know old Mr. Furlong? 1 de; he summoned me before a Magistrate for robbing his teent.—Pray, Sir, don't you know, that in consequence of your giving testi. many here to.tley, your life is to be saved; and that by agreement you are to plead evilly to another Indictment ? I do not.—Did net Mr. Goodell pro. pose it ? He did not. Peter Ferris (brother to the last wines.) lived in Backels.towo in July last, at tito time of the rob. bur which which he recollects; his two brothers were going to Condell's, when they met with }nog Far ing, who went with them; Furlong broiled out a bar w ith a bulk in it like tobacco! Cross.nateinod.—Witness (after combinable he. artmi.ted that he had crowned with Con. doll, and Jones, Coodell's brother.in.law, after he bail been namitted before Ow Grand Jury ; however,' he would out swear any thing that wools! hurt Ms soul ; Uses row near Carlow ; Ind a fever, bet it was on Easter Sunday, sod not at the time of the robbery ; he was in perfect health at the time; so person came to NO him the day after; the bed la which he lay had been searched fur the tobasxm ; 1 witness never gate any information whatever, until yesterday, before the Grand Jury; witness's mother s ent for him yesterday, but did sot tell . his to pro. seni le; Mr. Jones, Cortdell's brother-in.law, told him to tell the troth, bat not to hurt his seal; if be know any thing, be would tell the troth so sale his noel; why shoeld'ot Ise? Can't tell eatest (laughing es ) which of his two brothers is the g ros; Jobe and James are his brothers; sever told as, ea what be knew until yesterday. William Nlehebear--s.aews Oradell ) et liackeu! i THE STATESMAN town; recollects Übe robbery; knows the Prison , I Feriae., and never knew say thine of bite bat It - flinty ; he suer emu to whom to sell catsup. • Prosecutio! , closed. Mr. M•Nau.tt.--My Lord, we shall not enter iota arty defeat.. Mr. Furlug's presence is era. I cleat es to his character; his appearance is aboadeat ' proof of his repetstieo. Ilia Lordakip did not see sae particle of 'Mum to criminate t►e Nutters.. The Joey, is aloe saleate, acquitted the Prisoners, to the outifeet satisfaction of a eery crowded Coert. James F'er►is, the epprover, wu then indicted for steeling 30th. weight of tobacco, the propertg of ,Thomas Condell. Ile pleaded guilty, and while the Clerk of the Crown pat the used question to the Primmer, " What bare yes to say why sentence of death end elocution shalt net be pronounced against yea?" the fellow pleaded the benefit of the Statute, and laughed in his face. ' TO CORRESPONDENTS. IV C. T.'s fairest tram Stockport. dated Sunday last. the Sth, ialeoded. as the writer lays. to give vs " the rubes' aad wet correct lafamatiott of Oat pasted to that place as the arrival of Mr. lime. &c." was received from the imamate only this wearaittg. with the Manchester pest-mark. dated the 11th. sad the Londe* peg-mark dated the Mb. Our Correspoadeot • ill do right therefo►e, by enuring* the emir of the latervesiag delays whether accideatal sr de signed. OSA 111111 104110“011. PRICK OF STOCKS TH Keel Sack 3 per tear. Red. 74e} I per Cott Con.. i I HIM it per Cern. Sli 4 per Coil. SOH ti DAV AT 014 k II I*/ Oelk. 1 brat OM. Sas. lolliiii to/on Nem& 19 191 w. Low Aw. 19 9 16* Itselow..e. KW. 12 3 N. Owneeir Niel Act. 71i411. Cowie far THE STATESMAN. FRIDAY. AUGUST 13, 1319. The Ministerial Primo,' are perpetually abusing the Reformers es enemies to their reentry, wherries theism endeavouring to pr t the veil enemies of the cnentry from longer proliog upon its vitals. — What, can such men us our Ministers, who keep up so prodigious e Standing Arm. even in time of 'ogee. sod Issiog a les of three millions on the People In the 61th year of a peace. be considered @skived, to their country ! Oh, shoo.siahroll men if you can believe that. Aye. aye. they love the good things, the good places, the good pensions, of the country it is en that ground the Minister., and their corrupt and venal supporters, love the country so dearly. Lord IlasuowaT (DUDLEY R Tntß) loves it with situate affection, because he receives set of its coffers es follows: — Earl of Ilanstower. Tonne of rive Britt* Museum. Ills" %wood of Thermo t Lord Prot/tot of Me Colors' Rehnfon.—The Ribßeese. Jailge-Arlirsirose. flowe bs4l. rs& be. s,o6ol. t Turmas It Co oloboloarr of Keene. sod ACI mew. nt liewral SIM Dine. 140 11 . a old Hon. 11. Kassa, fillst..p of Olne.elter, are alt blethers to the Earl. Lord LI aitcouet has 'seedy inks the cease for loviog it, as it bestows its blessing on him in the fol. lowing wordy : Earl of tlettosione. fleeter I. Colonel of the 16th Dragoon. Gnaw of Poomsemih. • Deputy Ranee of *Wm, Coneroor ittelte; al Min. 43 tars College Maws of lb It. hes to the . ROO Kieft .• • ... --------- of so the I.P.evo SOD Cottons. Lady of the Q•sertis .... big— 10100 Flak Such motives as these we have 11,441, are strong ono' in self•irrterested mind., for loving tbi...er once riclsand still credal's, Cesspit,. N o w sbesffresios i s which the Reformer holds his country consists in his desire and detelosination to shake some of the—not pillars down bet, committers off the trees growing on its land, and which would, if left to themselves, con• sense the fair fruit of its honest and iodastrioes inha bitants' %Ansa. We are gravely told in a ?..real, which Is as tree as the Son, that the Whip and 7'oriss are disposed to forget their political differences in a common defence of the Constitution against the designs of the Reform ers. Ah ! who gave that Pepe/ authority to say so meth ? We moot, we will not, believe the parties mentioned are jointly so disposed. We know many Whigs, and we know some few Thies, bet we are glad and ready to say, that among those of the former class with whom we are ululated, net one Is dig. posed to fosse the spokee•of coalition. No ; they w sold say, we msy be afraid of mischief from the over• warm seal of the Refmmers ; bet that fear shall net drive es into a conspiracy with the cold-blooded views of the Tarim', which would inevitably impel the country to its rails. Montreal Papers have come to band. Ilitt.irse, Jam 19.—Orders have bee* wolfed by the Greco packet, for the immediate discharge of I almost every penes employed is his Majesty's Naval Yard sod Hospital. Those establishments are no 1 longer to be kept op. The ships of war on Ibis I station are Is future to receive, at Bermeds, what. ever repairs they may require. The. Hostearable Commission*, Woosuousr, returns to England is the Active, shortly ?spitted from Quebec. His Ma jesty skip Mersey artiv.d at Quebec hem hence, on the 30th June. Ilis Esc.Henry the Earl sad her Ladyship the Coenteu of I/imam:us were to leave this place on the Sib lost. ea a visit to the Falls of Mega's. The Collie's! Seeste bop• their Sittings at Der. Isola es the titli of Jose, after the esstowary M. Ants fro■ the GOVPIIIOI% There was nothing pact'. islet Is tit• Srocb t bat a reaoentsdatioa to rolide farther ',twit, against enniegions diseases, which ere stated to be ea the increase. DestAnano, Jona 11.—We Aft happy to state, tbat'ille important stiletto( mar is likely to soder a considerable alteration as to ha import &item.— Thls duty series, it is well knows to the siercestile world, according to the segregate average inserted in the London Gazette. T he market hes been for a lowish of time so eaceedi n g l y depressed, end the gii nivel prices at a deduction so considerably, that there is toes every probability of the duty being reduced t,. to 31. per cwt. The present ditty en West India British Plantation Muscovados is 30i. per cwt. This avenge waste be taken on the sth ult. St. 101111, N. B. JULY 6.—The ship Protector, Sissetorr, hence for Grommet, timber lades, street ota a reef of rocks, shoot three miles, N. W. off the N. W. point of Briar Islam!, en Satarday last, at 11, A. M. She remained there about half as hoar, daring which time the rudder unshipped, and the vessel strained so much, as to make a considerable gums. Ithy of water, which kept both peeps going till three, , P. 111. when she completely cleared, and kept so with lone pump; after temporarily ro.shipping the redder, she proceeded for this port, and arrived en Sunday morning. Ili' sines discharged her deck load, end is now bawling in to the wharf to ascertain the damage . The beerier( of the above reef is erroneously laid down le several charts W. by N. seven miles by compass. whereas the tree bearing is N. W. distant three miles from the N. W. point of the island. The Ministerial Papers out-reason themselves, as 'I Macbeth observed of his ambition, which " o'erletps itself, and falls on W other side." In 'peeking of the disturbances sad dirgeietedes which now prevail, these writers ask, who would have believed sock things could happen in England, a country hereto fore more famed than any other, for the loyal sod peaceable demeanour of its inhabitants I If so, and it is true, what do Ministers not deserve for throwing such a country and its megal inhabitants isto con. fusion and clamour. They observe, also. that every year the number of the pretended Reformers, bet natty Revolutionists, eocreeses ; how mach the ri vets, of paternal, then, must the Coverament be to ea/ender so many secret anemias to it In the 'resent sent to the Srsrismaw from Stock. port (not of the latest dale), a circumstance is tout firmed, that Mr. !limes reception at the ILiaion Rooms was highly flattering to his popularity, for that a band of music was provided for the occasion, and struck op I solemn sod petrlosicaire, and continued pla)ing for some time. A person, ins mi. lilacs attire, and another of the name of Joist( Ito. after !ATP Of obtained admis-ion, with the evident design of creatiaa a dismantler, to which, hooey*, (says our Correspoodent), through the good son ,e of 00 roll/4p present, they did not succeed.— " Mr. II cwr retired about nine o'clock in the even- Inc" 'rho Morning Post, which accident sometimes throws in our way, has motel us of Iwo escoeil• Wile. by lis thundering deliencietions against a ll professed Revoaaces es concealed Itivouresontiss. [ I No one can now s a y thst inmost is as . 4 dull es a ',Port.' for it is fell of fire! Is calls upon the ; M ft i ge n re i i s a t , : :i r . s t is hw f e t h h om e : I n : :: • s o . i : the s tit: incipienti , f e . i i; i t !t o l o w st rebellion i a i :i t e , riit a g o . i d ; Het rebellion is a fine sonorous word: much better than definer or sedition, which are too common and mean in sound. The unhappy, oppressed, and insulted creator's, the Post qualifies with the same of rebels, have so arms in their hoods, end ales, we Peer, no arms to their coats! 66 When a Postman shooed him where a Nobleman, who bed rebelliously borne arms against him, lay very hosourably entombe.l, and advised the Kin to deface the monument ; he said, No, no ; but I would that ell she rest of mine enemies vetoes honourably entombed." Some boys have cried about the streets the arrival of her Royal Highness the Princess of Witurs. The Princess het not yet arrived, bet Is expected every slay. Various (and indeed some siren.) coojeeteres Ism been bass oiled es to the m otives that could have iodated the Princess to revisit a country where so thing any longer remained to mite her interest, eis. thing to Mimi her retards, and to which it was sips posed she had bade a final adieu. Hot the most pro bable aaaaa a is the suit which is now pending in Chancery. where her Royal Highness is a Plaintiff, end the Earl 44 Levearoor. and Count Musteete Defendants. It is said, that in consequence of some doubts which bete been entertained respecting the validity of e certain iostromowt on which the ism of that suit depends, the presence of her Royal Highness is indlspensibly necessary to remove the same; and that without such a promediag she will Dot be side to recover the property she sues for. Her Royal Highness Juts right to meet her enemies face to face. The very idea of her sever relenting to this country, would bate given au opportunity for a thousand falsehoods to be raised against her reputation. Jett nu Mot.—!Mr. N•stt, the Prince's architect, hes been giving his Royal Highness a grand dinner at Cones, having had many a one from the Prince's palace and perm In the desert was an edifice raised in pastry, the met model of the Pavilion et lirigh iota, in'the recesses of which, and between the pit• tits of barley sugar were ranged beautiful cut gi , fell of custa;ds, whips, and creams. Upoo the host's lady asking the Royal Guest, which past of the building he woeld attack first— he warred the cream lino (the Kremlin). Escelleot. mid Si' B. ULOOlllll\ 1.1), that comes near to illerlborosigh 1! The whole company laughed so loud sod so heartily, that as well as their sides the very colonnades shook, so as to let the whole seperstrsetsre flown, and appear • beautifol rein, wish a greet portion of the pediment ficadresting against that of the Prince, and which droll circumstance occasioned the Marquis of Aeoetme to ob that two heads are always better than one : so are two legs also, my noble Dragoon, rejoined Admiral CAIIPIELL. In this way did the conrivisl party keep on their stilts (not woodart legs) till • try . surly boar is tits Romig. .. • x IN . . 1. atrsdofk leiter rail St' URA% , dined ih. 29 4 b of May Gitthos and Lady litho. Will molten' glailliggoastrow on board ~t the Regent. Report says t hat he sill soon r et ur n as Governer. Doe of • h teensports with the COth regiment has sot yet arrived. Count BAIMAINR has retyped bete from the Brazils. We 111... nothing of what passes is Europe, as all the Newspapers which arrive are obliged to be forweeded to SIC Ilvosow Lowe. who destroys them after perusal. — Ewes his own Papers art sot esesepted from this, and wh be condescrods to lend one to the 011icers of his Staff, it is sent sod refereed ender a sealed envelope, in order to prevent the controls being made knows to cry incept the Woofed con. idiot. 1 believe 'bet I omitte.lgiving you an aerosol of the sham fight which caused so Kies, so sh.isa ow this blood. Sir Tillolllll Reonc. the /torsi int. General, being &shoes of gratifying Led, Lows With the representetiou of a navel night arti . 0 , g directions to that effect is Ceptain WM:COONS. of the Earydice. Accordingly,st ten "'sloth at Night. the Eery dice, otter a brilliant discharge of rockets, blot lights, Ate. commenced • vigorous which was answered by a blig. and kept up sit. great spirit on both sides, to the great admiration of sorb I Ladies as were in the t, and to the ronstertis. lion of the inhabitants, sinonest others, of Admiral Ptomain, who not having been consoited on obe occasion, and imagining that the Yankees were en. deagooriog Is land io order to carry .11 PARSE. test his Secottary and the -limit Molsoip oa t galloping down the steep side path from the Briars at the risk of their necks, to ascertsio what mss the ostler. Nothing could exceed the contain'. •moopt the natives, the greatest part of whom f. ..keel to he alarm-posts, where they teensiniol until day •light, while the f ml few •ho were dot, initiated, quietly repaired to their accestemed piece of reprise, leveling within themselves at the fear, of their credulous neighbours. The following day in order was issued by Admiral PLASM)! 10 the squadron soder his coasted, prohibiting a repetition of sight canomsading, without his content hoeing been pie. a emi l l y ° b l amed. Nothing (either is keow• about HON APARTR, than that he is on the Weed " Hy the Flanders Mail of Ism night, we lows that the Duke .1 WatiMieTeit arrived at Bra•mpla en the 7th, and dined en the fish at Court, at the Padre of Leath. On the 9th he set out for Spat and Cologne, whence he will continue his journey to Germany. It is supposed that his Grace will be present at rho Congress which is to be opened at Carlsbad, I. Be. heed.. Some persons think, that the German Powers in. tend to determine, by common consent, the Consti. tells. lobe given to their Slates. in order to pat an end to the dlicessloos which billow some heads at this moment. It it the Havaria• Constiomino which is gerierally considered as cilculated to serve as a model. The French Intelligence of yesterday is very on. Important. The arrival of Prince MrITERNICII. at Carlsbad, has produced the effect 'of consinosisa .he lobsters of the Getranic Die', prelioesty. as it had been conjectured, on the poiot of voting a f peer..— ASA, of high lowest are ssid to be ander considera. tion with respect to the state of G.tineny. The following is estiacied from the Jarred des Debate :--`• We hare had a narrow e55... 4 ..! Ton mirth o .1, on the 'll3rh of June. in the direction of the tail of the comet! This wand-sing sir, our globe, end the son. sere then on she same 1.0.; and hi. Mum, a Icel. b. toed est on...rimer of Bremen, ob. served the VMS* , of the comet O'er .he ewe* -••• The mattes of the comet entered by for souther* estmentiy, et twenty•too minores sifter five o'clock, seal time, stud came oat by the Northern patient fp at treaty...le minutes after nine o'clock Mating this passer, the comet was 7.000.000 of Getman miles from the son, and 1.4,000,0001 r to CO sr plan's" The sus young Princes files the cost n 1 Made. gismo, lately arrived is France, from on booed the ship Ban Pere, sere presented to the King, of Si. Cloud on Sunday mousing list; On Wednesdsy, at tali o'clock, Cabinet Carioca was held at the Foreign.olficsa, •Mch ass attended by the Loin Csthecut.tta.•the Ertl of I.legoruog, the Earl of Wasemothmso, Viscoont SIDISOLTH. Viscount CR"TLICRSACiIi, Mr. Rostrboo, he. The Council sal. till hethpast foo l o'clock. The Earl of LIVRIIPOOL came to town from Coombe Wood, •nd Viscount CAMIRCAIIII from North' Cray, to attepd the Council. Toe Noble Perusing's 'maimed in town on Werlneadss night to attend another Cu. il"vihielt wet summoned to meet yesterdsy, at one o'clock, at the same place. Extract of a letter from Ctieltetham. Ang 10:-- " This place, although mocil enlarged, is twirl fell of company, many of them high in rank• His Kiel Ifghness the Duke of GLOCCMRIt'S residence *ln hr. ken into toe Therldsy nigh., and his ' , Wog* desk, papers, sod 371. in cash, carried off Tt.e itse habitants hate offered 1001. isoard to discover the perpetrators." PORTSISOUTII, AUGUST 11.—Ths Palace ItSGVIT dined with Admiral Sir Camas C.so LLLLL na Mon. day ; after which be went on board of the Rossi George yacht, st her moorings at Shithead, where his Roy '1 Highness slept. Yesterday susing, st nine o'clock, the yacht got under weigh, whey a Royal salute was fired from all the ships and batteries. Mae then proceeded to masts to the stvtoard till five o'clock, alien his Royal Hietions landed at Cowes, ender a mime from Cowes Castle, where doe Royal mandatd bad been flying all day. His Royal Highness dined with the Maurits of Alsoguarg. -- At nine o'clock his Roy sl lug. nets troweled on board the yacht to sleep; and this wiareieg, at ,is o'clock, she was under way, and went through the Needles, and kept cruising till near five o'clock, whom he landed again as Cowin, to dine with Mr. NAsu. The Shoff Will Mod with thousands of virginity chained I.sdies and Gentlemen, who most heartily greeted his Rossi Highness. To•morrow the yacht still c..nse so evils head, and its being his Royal Highness's Britoil'', i.e will giro a dinner en board. The Dykes 4 YORK and WELI.IMOTO* are ripratenl A4miral `4ir 6 En. CANTRELL, Contniander.i..•Cliel, will ale give a grand dinner to a comber of Naval Ore ethi and in the emoting the town will be iltemio•ted. Yesterday Admiral Sir Gtoaos Cocain:se Mg town for rortitoonth, to atteLd eo the roses IV GUT. I.