The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-04-24 00:00:00

shit a gala olssisaft4llo , ..._ is . .4 el.. • Seim ie keys Otto. on, 't l'eltee - Mita.Arree•4ll.ll ." bet tow only a. I.Vis••• Pet le be t ttr ead • Twist. wldte. per Dino. eeleirest Loitenimods. • vOlvetsies.— J4comies. 111411411• - . ?AO .thislisrak Cotton etetk, Videettrd, .prisned, VW. - t ve•-tirieb bees% wool, or Ilse . Prohibited. . Nankeens - • • - •• 0 hti PaNiloll,o Woollen staffs. eloth, Ind kereep entio."(with 'die exception of *bite, jr..., ir • black. Wash arspeshikiled)..per lb. - •0 0 .0 so Candodi4eNeses.seereren • - 0,0 '0 30 . 6 Pisan. 4ed remits - OW .41150 ear cokes 1 NI 430 Silk iota. or one colour - • 4 0 350 • Ditto..printed • - • • Prohibited. • Nixe.l silk stets, per lb. - • 130 350 'f of Hotta . . • • 030 1 0 Lioesot oh serfs • • • Prohibited. 81-YOUL4R C. 4 SK as IN.StaVSNCY. In the Issolvent Debtors' Court, yesterday, Wk. Ritehli, a private is the Guards. was based ti his pe titian, He Mit nut opposed; bat the shkf likurnaie sittner, in lashing over his schedule alrearved, be at tributed his insolvency to a very eurioari#oll6litanre —sani:ly, to that aft/ding Use Ihreired rands. It app•srod from the answers to , the istarkurstories put by the Learned C..nrwissiseer, that the losolveat *owe AMMO agui4 passing through Osford-atreet, found Ibis sent is Ave notes fir 101. each, sad aselifty pound note. The tame be gave to a person of tbe same of James Wright to get them cashed. wbo shscroode4.4 Theffity be presented himself at the Omsk of En:law& elm to be cashed. He was detained and given haw custody, aid taken before the Lord Mayor. and mbar +molly brought before the Magistrate firer times, sad we, finally discharged. Whet' be was arrested by Mr. Oeorge filtosnotoos s the owner of the trtes, sad Lis only creditor. The 'Chief Coonnaissiorter I. adjedicaling him to the benefit of the Att. 'motioned him not to find another lounired pounds, anti ordrred Lint to be discharged f iritritb. Joseph Co , a foreigner, who had been a Minis . ter Plenipotentiary tom Portage' to the Halms Towns, appeared yesterJAy brio', the Insolvent Cairn to be discharged. lie was opposed by a eoseisistaker, with whom he had incurred debts be was unable ' arcoont or his being suddenly sospeoded by towline th.vertimellt. As there was no frail, rrpreseutatio• in the rate...be weeitl-kowe bora charged, bad it net been that ta the smarm of his ea. ansinatiot he metre himself to her, property is plate and furniture at ilsoeborgh, of which no account was circa in his schedule. The heating of the ease Was adj 'armed to enable him to amend his schedule. S If L'QG L.I.VG. As a proof that smoggliag is still carried on to a great extent on time Irish coast, the Gannet, sloop of war, of IS runs, Captain William Simpson, on the Cork Station, fell in no the 29th alt. with two large In ozger-, when she gave ehacs to the !madam'', which endea►onrrd to get to windward of the brig, hot blowing very hard at the time, the Gannet was enabled to keep her under her lee bow, firing ninvioetry for about 20 minters. The sea being so high it was difficult to bring the great goes to hear, and the logger did not lower her sails mull the brig was comple sly alcmgoisle of her. whea having abut a-head, she again made ail sail awl bore op right before the wind; hot the brig being prepared. again gave chase, keeping up a heavy fire of suusquetry, and was pre. paring to ron alongside and board him, when a shot haring caried away his main and main top sail haul yards he was obliged to haul down his sails. The Lieutanans, Mr. J. Pearce, then with mach dilfi roily got hoard in a f •sr-oared boat. Ile found the crew all aft; they refused to go below, were very attsive to him, and be could not get p ion of the ve ssel wail more men were sent to assist him. It blotting very hard the brig ran foul of the logger carrying away her mammas, wizen-oast, and osit rigger. She proved to he a ling vessel of 220 tons, ;deiced for IS gnus, bad twelve on hoard at first, loins of which were thrown overboard in the cbace, 36 niusquets and 45 men, 'opposes' to be chiefly English, nigh a cargo of 1565 half hales of tobacco, 20 chests of tea, 1311 logs of gi $, mad 4G kegs of brandy, sap- posed frost Flushing. One wan was killed by a imusgset hall, and two boats were Lot getting out I I other.. Too much praise cannot be given to Mr. P. fur his C. , 11111014. 41111 repeverance ; be wss left with only a midshipman and twelve men, with 30 prisolirts to L ard on a lee shore; it blowing a gale of By the soistance of mons e of the prisoneis, he inamsged to get a jury wale and misen-mast rigged, end (after excessive fatigue fur three days and nights without site,. closing Lis eyes, and having scarceiy a dry thing on him, and beitig obliged to keep a constant look out rearing the smugglers unsaid attempt to retoke the vessel) brought her safely into Cork on the i sewn. We have great pleasure in main l y Mr. P. is a Cornish mos and a native of a neighbouring town.--.(West Briton.) A boat belonging to °errant', Will taken on Tuesday morning, by the Active cutter, Lieut. Miller, w i 1i 5t k-ge of spirits, and three men: the Wen pare been since sent to liodwin.• •(11„d ) In the night of the 4th inst. e g y near Emhle• ton. Northumberland, belonging to Mr. lic.trge Da vidson. at Rork, was set on fire by souse incendiaries, it would seam to hide a robbery which had previously born committed therein. a quantity of barley aa•t pease having been stoles. Considerable damage to the building and remaining stock was caused by the ire : —(eVestkstele Cement) Well. bat rt. Ist4s pod bmwoorei tillow. wool step tell es, soil .1 &ere lay your eV, what took lace"f•-- Why pow, whet did you wish mho ? Q. Why, wire be sett sheet thessedles; what awl I. .s.?—a. JMy memory 'is very treacherous. Q..Ditt eon you tell oe what be said?—A. avid* they bad laid to their clammiest tioriatt *dm eantileo. n; , •t. Q. Thee did be sehoowleddo *Wise 6101111,7 Mp imenry Is vrry troadandis. . ..47 1 1 Q. New ded't trite; what had be ban ? —A. He said, people said he bed • Sitior Op-4m candle*. • • • Q. Well, but did he selettowledire It ?—A.• Me did ace. mike bed takes dicta himself. het doe potpie hot sided. 14. Did he not say hieseit that be had takes the dlem?—A. Why It we se likely.—(Leasibter.) CHAIRMAN —4l,easeetbar. Sir, yea have beesionsealwed before, and rod are hound to speak the teeth. iheiessOk the truth, Sir?—A. I wish yea would tad sae •boarhe speak the troth, fur I think I sus do It. Q. By Mr. ileiguy.-1 ask yes ass* whet did be say about the beat—A. He said preple bad said that he bad takes them. • • Q. dot did be say that belied tabs them I—A. I don't know whether he took diem or am; be migirt take them a* well as you might; he slight ism; Mg a rogue as yes a%—(Laughter.) Mr. Balgey refused to ask film say mere foregoes, and after another opportunity had bees give. him I. answer if be thongbt fit, the Chanute tiommitted him to jail for eostempt of court, sod for west of evidence. ibe primmer was amoittesi. !herb time was spent is the moll parish bedew ; add 'Amos . gat the Ghettoes, the whole Court mils , at the eppeassuer of hey sisters. midi,/ in dadford, who, with infante is their arms. span one ass ! His name wae Robert Fianna. % i t 64 was ordered to pay fa. N. per week to oath mid received in open Court, a very *event aid taproof for Isis '• infamies cattiest" from the lA= ,Wylde, who said. this man bad dm girls is biasiewasou vice, where he oseht to have protested dies% whirl, he debauched them Charles Lievers, the peas wile bad bees essamittedfor costempt of Collet, was nest day pat to the bar, • sass he pleaded intosieatios as is excuse foe his etosiodai mid after todarine he was grey sorry fair what he done, was diseharged ; aed lbaCtmet *matter broke 80, the evening Sunday, the 16;beif Deereaher last. Stephen Baker and Richard raised, Constable and ileydborough of Moutbover, while In the dee reten tion of their office , . teethe preservation of the peace. were sentenced--" each to Two Years Impritonment, sad then to enter into remignisauctie of pounds each, Hoe their pod behaviour for a year."....This trial excited some little in t ; and the sentence seems to have given general satisfaction. The libfeedants tree J the indictment at the last Sessious,aml were afterwsrils admitted to bail. la the abater* of the Chairman. T. Partiogton. Esq., Mr. Duawran pre sided at the above trial. Chichopter beast-marker, on Weitneerhy last, had a fair snpply of fat stock, which experienced very little variation in price from last day; inferior sorts were cheap: we are &satires' that ewes, estimated at 1 Ist. 4.b., sold at 241 per brad ; cows sad calves were in great abundance, and many peas were filled with west country sticklers, which went of at very reasonable prices—(Uric Aron Ha dd.) MATCH TO TROT 16 nri.cs.—Mr. Rig% the dealer, undertook Lis watch yesterday, at Tottradge, EMU, to trot his grey mare 16 miles within an hour. for 200 gui neas. This watch caused much betting, and the per formance was over a two mile piece of ground, the maze carrying 10 stone, as follows Ist 2 miles was dome in 7 min. 49 see. 6 7 8 • • 7 12 . 7 20 7 30 7. 25 7 42 ^ 59 3 The mare broke into a gallop, and bad to tarn in the ' second and last mile, but the match was 1.24 won. PEUESTRIANIIII3I.—Captain Slowinso. who last year did the task of going GO miles per dry for twelve succes sive dam in the vicinity of Bath, started front Shore ditch after twelve o'clock on Sunday night, to go to Weatherby, in Yorkshire, and return, a distance of 354 miles in six successive days. Betting is six to four that he does not accomplish the two first days task. Thopes , fortnanre is much treater than Powell's travel to leak and hack some thirty years ago. White, the pedestrian, who undertook to waik miles on Thursday ae'anight, between Nottingham and 51ansheld, in welt"' hours, and to rest three on his jour ney, performed his task with the greatest ease is eleven hours and a quarter, having three quarters of en hour to spare. He was so little fatigued, that be went - the last mile and a half in fifteen minutes. The day being both rainy and stormy, was much against him; but he kept a regular pace of ties miles an hour, and on his arrival at Ilse Cock public-house in Mansfield (being tie sad of his journey), he offered for a wager to contra to Nut •ingbaus (I t wiles) the mans evening, in three hours and a half. White had uo previous training, and was nut particular as to diet on the road. BARCLAY MATCH AT SIIILIFIRLD.-01 Thanday' at eleven o'clock, Wright. the pedestrian, bad gone 836 miles. In consequence of the badness of the weather on Wetland', night, about ten o'clock, and Imola, only twelve minutes to walk his mile in. it has much di , - hint ; his add is worse.and.hisslegs.are swelling. Notwithstanding he is so math Ittekett "Ws his filo* - • lutists is unshaken, sail be anxiously looks sows, Wednevlay noon, at twelve o'clock. to accomplish his partitions task. ; aiiimse N. . W. Xualsio. Amster is Ferri,* esk.•ist Cershillipp•- eel amigo for NW.. fur slaiok he gave Novilows Ibis WWI! of lb sow stoles. • ..:t• et • ' A •yousg. was. of Use Nam 44 flays. NllllllOl 6l Oss 'kin peisosie garchis tie smssomisl•skai .044,50 r NFity•ebostvisig. Gist alsueld 416 a sai lor be . insai , b. w *i., orsolsl sued '1.4 beet frlasse. ss 1 1 6 carte. stood semi ie Ike eye albs worl4. Wham, hid tat wreary "born Hog Of the privy. frets witty., kwss afteetrards take. by some salaams bead. Orefre aide a loop def,nee. sal protested the suds of hie primitive ataterweat ; bat admitted that he rat Isis brother es Ike day of she robbeep s Asti I diot they Anal: torether •t • public-kens*. ~. f Richard madras' istestratatetesavana rigidly in terrogated she • karma. 'He canal ashy oo• wham to character. The Recoils's, la amain/ up. otwerved that the °reser, if oosmittesi by the priamars, did sot abet their lave. as so saseisci bees made oat that the tab bery took place its a dweltispboose • therefore. if fogad /silty, they wr.ald only be ld& to traits patetismo., The Jary retsrned a verdict of ratty gooiest both the prisoners, who were instantly ',strayed to sews years' asasportation beyond seas. MIDDLESEX SESSIO.VS. -- A i.-- REIPURRICTION Man.--George Tipping, who was esployed to watch Pancras berying-gruwati, was te amed for conniving wit► the resurrection sem sad assistieg them to steal `dead lasdies.--He was heed tisiity, and the Coon sentenced him to three swathe imprisonment. Woo. &AA was indicted for a ►lot, be was Gaol emiity, zed seatenewl to three months' imprisooment in the House of Corrretios, and to he fed os the ' county allowance. Was. Ellis, fur baring in his possession list coun terfeit sorrwiess. was fogad Gritty, sad sentoared to six months' imprisonment in Nerving*: Rickard Lion. for Fields( pekes, was sentenced BRUNS! I'R HAIR AZZL ENELIVT. HaDMISIPTOII. ploodlia•Astist threw, into eormitterahle confusion. id mowniprifer of an .easaseive poltimmy asamilitel se 4b.. Meet jot this. Bank. Wm. Borthwlelt, dm cashier. wltpi Air# long been in the employ, and in 'tom the firm, tee• plicit couldeace bad been placed by the firm, eat et his poet on the morning of Tuesday. the ttlrlieststi At first. no sartpicion was entertained ; hot emeterdry. it was found lee bad left Lis residence. M iseestiga lion into the came of his absence took vvlace, whelp it was moo diecovered that he had absooedad with bills sad bank notes. to a very great anoint. A reward of two hundred guineas was immediately issued, and a pur suit commenced, bet hitherto without 'access. It was itecertaioed that he left Dunbar on horseback on Tues day night and was traced to Belford. slims it is sap. posed he had proceeded to a seaport to embark for the Continent, as letters ham been received from him, dated , Newcastle, the 10th curt. It is not known the exact sum he has absconded with; but besides East Lo thian Bank, and other notes and bills abstracted, it has been ascertained that he procured and carried off to the amount of 5,335/. Is. 9d. in bills payable in Lowdoa. FOPOERT ON TUC PLacennew Banx.-Altrieg the last week, persons were apprehended is Manches ter, on charges of tittering forged 30s. tuft, purport ing to be of the bank of Messrs. Canlire% Busks, and Co., of Blackburn, and four of them bays since been I committed to Lancaster. The fairgery is a very bad imitation of the Blackburn 30s. notes ; the whole of the plate, including the signature sad entry, being eagraved, except the umber, which is put in with a pen ; the engraver's Name is entirely ternittid,• it will he found at the bottom of ell the' geenine Bleak barn 30s. notes, thus—" engraved by K. and A. Wil liam'', la, Moore.plau, New Bethlehem, Leeden.w— It is ascertained that them-is no feargely ef tint tae pound notes. A curious circumstance occurred in elle Collegiate Churih, hlatiebeeter, en the morning of Sunday se.- night s a young couple repaired, very lovingly, NA* altar together, to be hound la the chains of Brute. Already the " white•robed priest" had commuseeti the holy rites; the trembling maid extended huhu& to receive the ring; the priest demanded of the bridegroom if he would hare her for his wife, ashen behold he answered "No !" and precipitately Met It is impossible to describe the amazement of the law ashen damsel ; she seemed as if awakestleg •froas • dream, and gazed hnrrihly around, as if to leek hat cruel, her perjured swain. Bat, alas! he was he ever gene ; he hid vanished from her sight; and she was left to console herself as well u she amid, fur her cruel disappointment. There is at this time growing in a garden belosg lug to John 83enn, of the tonniship of Brinekirk, near Cocketrooncle. Cumberland. ilbane beans which were transplanted in February last, and at the latter cad of the following month began W blossom. and at this time ninny of the blossoms are in foil blow.—. Should the present season prove propitious. no doubt rowans bat that they will come se perfection. The parent beans were deposited in different parts of the garden in *mama last by the mike. when they grow to about eight or tea inches long; and. frogs the ea 411MBIZIon mildness of the late winter, still heft fresh .and vigorous. --ssommos ,4 '...tr i triletistlettiegea. se ii N~staw "Mt Maswee the remplint of Slimed Jaime. Ise Set hada, Ids .sat bes Ran lehbegier 111 his , 311 rtsmts w g o milimppett, dlserely fos had feffeited as pi, Astssadmsetier imossere dm cart to aUa Orataathea-etramte. wish IMO mime or easier s t `tbarivisest Its bet eased. people ass shay I cab it aw. . IrMle !be nigh wee ra w; a. ',be sal be wee links to Sk isterferetf. *ad bid the east Weev i l * , apes whisk they let it go. owl premed i IBesosires. IS suswee ha tie eentplaiet, eel hat before a ellimiesleso meld sake Mar., it proved be positive erstimwsy that thrust be • 0 w et ! ti , kt o . suit there tees me each proof. He ernes! saris sow seder tePok. and elm sight k m , hese seed eishostkiewasse epee k. bet it was less es *host fs P eassmiem I•Aleeam asset Moe same opiates. R eg di n a mt ths,s6‘4,,. ogossfsluir thrash, iteosable shook Ws perekiiii ,Ots „ Ole earl. NW kite takes a4y pirsie 'UM Cillaady, 41 7 /1 1,1 • 4 Q 0 41114.11 010 .74 8 4 Me- Litiffe4 fel low of way deals* APPliralm e • v" 440 •164 be«, the -.Magistrates in she ewsterly ef C. ey eitu i with *Meg poetics in the rimed mueslis& to um " the company who attesied the Drawiers ** , i t „ pore ,' T re e the *direr, that the Flamer use el served is the erowei t !showed by • rag. erimenvesal ble beiwbeiews I be pied several gootlemple• geeks*. sad at last took a gentlemen silk lanadlemeldeL 'rya. *Seer eedeavosred ti stint 1111 .; bet wsa weep o w by Ms associates. Some pimps la the mud s aw w it deliver the hear kereblef to another. who 'mod This eirculastaace being seade . kaora. eevershatwei the odic's, bat Most et them were MAW tbessivoit wee person lost a packet kesdketeloisf sad any mounted 'muff be: t another lest his porketinet, tea mining several Nike •of lictiseage, sad seeder, Is pers of cinseqwence. A anuttryman.-emeeti Mukha, ies! his watch with its appeadages, het they eservetal is 'marble the primmer. with the aid of abeslin ow guard : hie confederates alt eseaprd with the pm peaty they had obtained. whilst euoged fit ite as. tempted frame. The prisoner, on Wiest warded, had only ose silk basekerchief epos him ; be docked he was Metweet ; he mid his name ins boaswaist, sad that he came them merely from sedulity. tit was committed. ..temesemesst LONDON 1141,0411. .4Pas 2. -rear- • COTTON.—Tits deesami• for Comm her bare wry ansid biles .erable; tb. parish/oes Mem oet let an meetly 4000 SILL—The Silk 1101e,ceisaweeed at the lolls I lease Oa ; the average islr the gesati , y bilagic for ward is 2 a d per vest Mikes thee last vale. RUM. BRANDY, sod IJOLLAMDS.—The fedi, sale el Mem for eeticettes. Teeediy net. had as oafs. Tearable sleet epos the market. bat the prices hire siege satyr om Jtminek. kW 6 0 wee Owl at the pa e sale; there weir few modem especsoi by private Nein" sad the general When OM Uigb streotetbeiterishost 111. .per genes. is mod liked Ree s aWls Ibe -rafforler eacriptims et Jimmiesti thews ems MM. alletatioa. Theamit: ladle Compapy'salpip Vamittaie. pawl the Benin' 4' Ueda ea ties ffek Doseslmer. es It: t voyage from leek/ as Chia.. 111101'NW). On Thereibrt. diat MORO. Set IN. MIA; WA* Jaw •Litylomaat A. IL I. ilkb thought*: of Jolla PazliameatAtrawlairrapalilaref the Naas !mil Main. A row ails lbw at Citiebeider, llr. Waa. BrevrerieNed to be of the greet age of lei yew. Oa Sunday last, at Chelsea, Jacob Adoleas. EM eyed P.t. - • Stricture mad other irritative Diseases of the OnkelSystent• Bladder Ike. This dey was published, prier is. A PRACTICAL TREATISE on the Ceases sal Cure of the diferoni species of Stricture of the Urethra. sotto variety ofirritatt e diseases of die prostrate Oland Ibladde*. Seminal Vessels, irritsti re sad sah-frireive Glean, Loral Debility. and the esesesieence sf ladbesetiee, de. de. with eases illustrative of the a eel, aid porno* effects of the Socha Leaves its the cure of Spasmodic 01 Irritative Maidens and aleet. !nihilism of the {sadder, Ate. &e. By the Editors of the hioethlv Gssette 0 Beath, sold by Sherwood one Co., Paternoster-row; ITC, Rca• dilly, and all Booksellers. PHANTASMAGORIA , OR, THE. CHANGELING. at.) an Patrick O'Conno r in taste was not Tackier. His Boots whets he polish'il with Was a fs'x Jet Blacking. It was net a Play (01. nor let Oratorio. That Pat went to see ;— i tereA the PAantarrnagoria. — Tbsugh dapple the means. Its eject is surprising Mato lasithusas jots. like a spectre seams ristag. Aad glldirg e rwards you from ehaotiellbado• ea While and are the spectators pervade. Not so with 0 - Connon, by hotly. altdairce He threw Is the tee* of this spectre alliance. Nest eaorslog is bed, and hi s BOOTS Itlefineg by, His shade in the RIII) jetty glow meets his rye t— fleternsledly valiant, an dread still ht smothers, i• let you, yonronns self now, or one of east brothers " Sad Ira to the taaresers (said Pat) Shit you take tn. " Yoe nod, as Ike min in the play say ',then spat. WO. Same night's exhibition Pat took his old station. And made this unique. uneirpeetedora•icn• — " Mist" Fain"„ ilealJorty. you ron'ariatt deft - Tars Aim out! Tern Ain. anti—" 0 . 1:01 0 ioir' b elief •• A child when I was. end the pride n• my mother. " You CIIANO'D NC." hear, Acer yell TIE/ Iron Amman', • Arrah! look at my BOOTS DM, POIP4. SAM* 10 Obi . 1011. " These devils he soot. Slat, TO bIASO G Ne LGAIN• Load laughter went round.—hut the BOOTS Itiosb) )tee Admired attention from ey'ry one drew. Each doubt done • wee wily, no friendship is 'tickler. Twizt PATRICK o'Corasioa and Fade t-ass fi isyerey Awd Mirth ski t rottfenses, when tellin t her 4 inr). .4 faithful auxiliary in W 4 n a en's Jet I lad:lap t This easy shinin..• and brilliant Sim Ain,. prerr..., ROIRRT ' WARREN. St Strand. L. Haden every Town sa ih. EiogOla. .in I utiles, tid. 1 U 12d. end 18d. each. Also Paste Black; sg , i a pots. ed. . 0 sod 18d . each. A shilling pot of paste is qual to four is. bottles of Liquid. •,," Ask for WARREN'S S heel MOM WATta •T LONI10..•Bil`0•4 TO IM"' ' w ' Mornins 43 m. after 4.—E/retrial 9 m_ Or- A. ,11 "odea 6.414m4. am 3 Pub: m ead al Tmaerass.sm4m” sad " fns (op MT CTION" (SWIM, Paper). No. W. Sinful, hr k. 4 R O ti. l " ahem ad Camaamakatioaa, orMs. Ma. els " (I° at adare•••4. 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Tapp, aged 16. was indicted for as assault on rl he ", r. the Eastern Divison of ' tbe County of Sussex, bold at admen Barlow. 11 yearsof sig.—Found Guilty. sod 11' " inis. Lewis, no Friday iast. Richard ling. George Dailey, ses u kfe cs o iikcjitt oui i mpt i seen ,„g is * L u se " —r" bar . 411 fr and tharrriitrosont:lgat 9 1 4.- 4 164 0 a n d of OreerriKei•o• of hilal. viidestly assaolting and ill treating, is Xontberer, on . Y i s Y' illl , l , the evening of Sunday, the 16:h of December last. EXTRNSWR RAIRAZZLEIMITT. OR } e • L - I ii I r, %