The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-09-13 00:00:00

8 (II ilea. —so— I out fot tits sew Us iso ClO erCwkapee•seewh nearly sp. It will itsys a rued friss with' ?brit:leas is Woes*, swath• imsk - of tbwVaisit,a.4o;-: no side of a street to ram ANN salt gist' traltar of SuMent+drod. it WieeetlbUt d stables. its the Mews, built la an tw mania. ao.l Ws a per. Pall-mil San. As soil as the Melia an WOW. the royal neer. sad the MA abides in the AU boasevartod into *barrack "gIiPAMo Or the PorP•oe. that tho sothiora side will bacons oosaNdatlato *a deo other side. seed far the troops la what molests towards St. Mania's appear; bat. whatever else is extratrely desirable that a *a the earth side of 3t. Mar- slid to the frost of the in ) a sweet would ;Ma ,the of Bedford-street, goat Cods. lied with muneroos concreteness be the seat direct lies for car• wa the Marsarket, Pall-mall, the teen t would, diminish the amtow,part of the Straad, near trite Mismatteet, New and Old latamt Allem which. at present, inpalb and the foam of that r vale. sass, Its.—The repairs and int tod to be completed ere Christ. I bare hoes oMigsd to underpin The pawl marble staircase is of Chestedield House, it will be id in Lowden. The upholders the intreior decoration by the be mouth of May a grand fete is dis Grime is also makiag great elt Castle. Slon House is ft. berisod hail it is eostempletion e meth side of lieritelry•eqaere ; he roar 'sold cramp say fawn Jess op. At this period it was houses at SIOI. a-year, ea the sbertaud Hasse sow steads. he Lord Chancellor's decision s of the British Musson, the d two wings la the garden be thirty-five feet wide. The os ►e hundred ;homed pounds, will mirages by instalments sods a-year, during te■ years. of to be palled down, bat re ) is to wiretapped, as near as rusk. The library, the Tow.- les, wad those tisisgs that are snouted Iwo the sew wins, articles will be is the present pectiag Lamle. Eddie kite la &ides Watarmaim are roll er: side. sad the ether works on likewise to be removed. The sty having disposed of their ia- Compsay. who are actively en• pipes to 'erre the former Com. oyal Eschews are proceeding • now and beautifying a resod are all below fresh Imo >remit faeltiou. The Lags and of the Inside of the building at, are call, bevrever, in rather • the waistline of the enibel- success of the new opera, of Night." will wind up the aee t► pri.fit and reputation. The !r foam of attraction every the Gaited taleots and efforts la PA,rox, and the rest of t►e mow, insure it a ran till the teat to inform the reader that nines onkennelled within the paper. The senses between the ed and the soldier have been By a fortunate accident a .m a young wretch—(man we all are not men who bear the I to the valet of the Dike of fleece's bands, and led to sups his Grace to send his valet in for the examination of the Al w. tbatlite Alderman might la ming the matter Lome to the tre•letier also was snit, and iter (after baring absconded on if his associate the valet) was taken. Therese, foie beings r sew in Uranthans Jail, viz.— ', the vain, as inhabitant of non, or at lent ale who moon a Longest. Thenorthy Alder assiduity, is determined to fa .nocerned are likely to be com for trial. The letter-writer, It mss; bat our correspondent re-' e g more until the whole of the loped; whips dm names of the information as can be decor before the public.—(Stamford fellow named Salt. a servant of was onunsittal to Btabling 'sitting is unnatural awe.— [AU, AND ONI MAN reen 10 and 11 o'clock, a party 10 in Danaher. from Langley angler entered that town w ith aspens of offence, where they dfully beat every one they set, of persons; and we are sorry respectable saddler, who was cries of murder, was taken up Mr. Reynolds, a brasier, lies ry, Mr. Moor, the constable, state, and upwards of 20 ether nu severe contasioas. Nearly riding two riegleadees, who are in custody. The wicked out s at the last Kingstoa Langley wee was %ken at the amigo ' Chippeakaa6—(Bath Piper A Hell, _. _„J r.idelmb.V.• 4,1 ! WWI 1, loathe Mee bate reveled V e r: of • veal distressing were, Is . eheslts learlikele ?Meg. Seise eldp 14 easidlited is thrills, 'est eapseteiltteWht tih44; _ 11 mire sissiegv "rlerseesasee she: seeesilieti Ma Ileleedterlisel•asitles espy shies 4,1104.1104 he while less yeiae,. tise 114.0&.: 4e3 &best' et a Mew ilk 11 4, 111.0rai Han, datedllfik. .vf*“ . • " • “1114 iateritlt,l l l,lll:6ll);(aVitirl4 644 041 e StraittilerslA IWO eM%erbriniii a tottolit morest el the Weary; wee 'iltipe wort host. , itesiesay I wets bum. milk rest _ de setsvereets war* . 1111410611 fish sock. she left the lea on the 111 ti ult. and sepals that most of the slaps are coming home, the ICE Wag so heavy that they had so chance of getting threogis to the westward.—Ships loot, via. the 'Vs tient, of Width/ ; the British Quests and Blies, of Newcastle; chi as- Insets. of Dundee; the Hero, of Mooring; the Intil clble, of Peterhead; sad the lady Forbes. of Liver poel,—Ships beset. vin. the Andrew Marvel. Batson. 'Gilder, I ngria, Mary Francis, and Prwees, all of Hell; the Rattler, of Leith; the Dorothy Bstredge. Prised ship, and Three Brothers, of beat*.; the Aleeasekv and Ythan, of Aberdeen; the Hannibal and Superies.of Peterhead. • . DEAL.. SEPT. 12.—Arrived and most of them railed for the river, the Ann. Kempt. from the Seeth Sens; the Orwell, Bryant, from St. Kitt's; the Cherub. Free man, front St. Kitt's • the Eclipse Hodgson, fiveaJo maims; the .J.pmes, Nichol , from iionsioica ; the Swan, Dring, from. Bahia for Hamborgh ; and the Mist, Patton, from Quebec. Came doss from the river aed sailed the Nymph. Hutchinson, for Naples; the Deme rara packet, Venable*, for Demerara; and the James, Smith, for Africa.—Wind North. Poarswourn, San.. 12.—Arrived the Swifr, Walker, from the DOMES, for Seville. and sailed agate the Grangemouth, from Hoaderas ; was reported by ado take last night. it should have been the Alezaader.— Sailed his Majesty's ship Beaver for the Brasile, and the rest of the outward bred.—Wind N.B. PLEMOUTE. SEPT. I 1.---Passed op Channel the BO rinse, Tapper, from Nevis, for Louden. Sailed the Mars, Somerset, for Dem ; Nautilus, Mitchell, for St. John's, N. 8.; and the Countess Morley, for the South Seas. --- FALMOUTH, Sm. 11.—Arrived the Active, —, from London, 2 r.v. Since writing this morning, the Lady Arabella Packet from Lisbon, and Swiftsure packet from America are arrived. We think the mall will not be landed in time fir this day's post. Ltvisaroot.. Ser. I L—Tb• Wohlfarth, Grantzen, from this port to Dantaic, wasdriven on shore oa the north Bank on Wednesday. pad bilged. MARKEM.--(fsze Moaxixo.) -ram- CORN EICRANGS, SS'S. 13.—We had a little Wheat fresh is this morning, from Suffolk, and fine samples of new met tolerably free sale, os full as good terms as oa Monday; bet there wateearcely any demand foe list of last year's growth, which is offered at low prices. A few samples of sty Barley appeared from the above eouety, which was readily taken off by the Maltsters at an *d rapes of 2s. per qr.—ls Beans. Pete*, and Oats there is no alteration. Snrensa MARKET, Sinn. 13.—There wee supply this morning, particularly of Osee, left over list Monday's mar ket; bet as - . the prices of all kind of moot r. Damietta:um UPS. 6.—Harvest, in the earliest parts of the county, was pretty general about the Mb of August, aid in most places was going forward by the 10th and 12th, and a slumber had finished reaping by the end of the month. There was no loss by high winds, not ny injury sustained by rain. Wheat is a bulky crop, and will turn out a full ge ; the samples produced in the Market are of good quality. Bar ley, with many •exceptions, may fall about one4bird abort of a full crop, sod is a number of instances sill not exceed two boll, per acre, and is of mole rior quality. Pease are a fair crop; tittans are defi cient in straw, but well podded. Oats do not reach the ordinary bulk, but promise to torn oat well on the barn floor. Turnips that brairJed before the drought set In, have a very fair appearance. At Duose fair, ow the 27th, there was a very this market of cattle, and As greater part found no buyers. There were very few lots of prime fat. One parcel of the north country breed was sold at 6s. to 79. per stone, Dutch, sinking the offal . Many cannot realize one shilling a head for the last 12 mooths keeping! The second crop of clover is very luxuriant, sod the pastures as good as could be wished. MID LOTEIAN, SEPT. 7..—.11 t, which had coin merited in some instances in the let week of July, became general by the 12th of August. Its the low part of the county, the b may, with partial ea ceptians, be said to be ileished, and about one half of the crop collected into the barn yards. 01 higher leads shoat half of the crop seems to be cat, and a small proportion led in e on the highest and latest corn lands b is just commencing. EETRAOIDIN•RY FACT,—The planers loaf tells at 7d. in Fortes, and in Elgin at MI; nod Liege quan tities of bread are brought from Fortes, and meet with a very rapid sale. The crop of apples and pears at Elgin this year is immense : the former are selling at 31. the peek, and the latter at 4.. A very large pear grew in the garden of ale. Tailor, in the College. which weighed no less than nine ounces and thirteen drops; the kind is known in Elgin by the name of " the grey good wife," • very juicy and high flavoured pear. The fair of Chrome) on Wednesday was indiffer ently supplied with stock, the holders keeping off in expectation of better prices. Store pigs were in great demand, and would obtain nearly double as much as two months back, but few were at market, owing, perhaps, to the groat plenty of potatoes. Springers were is good demand.—(Adoerlisor.) WATILIFOID WARIEST, Sari. 7.—Batter fluctuated much between 78s. and Ode.; weighed at the crane 623 firkins. We u•derstand that the bursar web likely to be reniwed next week. . •- Fran NIAR DROGHIDA.—WeJoesday sight last a dismissive Sre broke oat in the sew Flour Mills of Channels rock, Gouty of Loath, the property of Faith ful Fortesese, Esq. of Corderry, which consumed the maehioery and roof of this valuable concern, together with about 3000 barrels of grain and a qsantity of doer. The town eagine of Dundalk, with several of the ishabitaats, proceeded with promptitude to the mese of deetracdon, but the fire had got to sad a head that their exertion's were Wag, sad amyl thing fell a prey to the deveariag element. We Mci rieretead tie ire was caused by the friction apart of tioso asaebiatry attentioe to whisk had set bees paid by tke woe . The building, we bear, was eared. 4 _ _?: . ~~., 11 . i•n. else 1141L1111—.This Mosertme. I• --eno-- . A& epilog 4 t►e Curt this morning, At 4ety wet* swore; oboe Joke Morrison and IMlsakehjones Were 'traipsed for the wilful murder of* riewban mnt►e►ild. They pleaded Not Guilty,•-Merriloe is Is wend Withal yosegissai slot tt; the female pri ;moue a 'person of very Indoctrinator appearance ; 4 411 the Judges aniseed the Court at half past 'ten, the Any welt t►at swaia p . wito Micilef Opel and That eltal were arritignod itpesnin indictment charging them jaintly vitt Asia Omtfledr, wbo le not in custody, with thoprildal evader of James Marty. To this indictment lleetpleas!ed Not Guilty, and were removed from the Bar. rksons Prior was then put to Bieber, charged with the Wilk, Murder of Elisabeth Martin, of Cock lane. When the Clerk of the Arraigns was about to read the lodialuseitt, the unfortunate prisoner addressed himself in a varyincathereet mouser to the Court, and threw his arms abut with saes violinist. His utterance was in diatiect hoe en impediment in his speech, and his ap praises altogether that of complete idiocy. Mr. - Justice Sax then addressed the Jury, observing that- the only question for them to decide was, Whether • the prisoner's mind was in such a ante u is ena►le him to plead; and from what they hid jnst ' beard, he tinniest they amid not entertain any reason• ' able doubt as to his insanity. Several witnesses would be called, to speak to the state of the prisoner's intellect, among whom were Dr. Cotton, the Ordinary of New gate. the Surgeon, and several persons who had known the unfortunate matt for a long time. These witnesses were then called, and expressed themselves perfectly convinced of the prisoner's complete absence of mind, sad believed, that st the time he did the fatal deed, be Was incapable of distinguishing right from wrong. Mr. Justice Bert, in a very feeling manner, then ad dressed the Jury, who, without a moment's considera tion, returned a verdict,—That the prisoner committed the fatal deed, being at the time in a state of insanity. Flo was thee removed from the bar, and ordered to he detained till his Majesty's pleasure concerning bins should be known. Miami Clops and Thomas aim at half put elevea were again placed at tLe bar to take their trial for the wilful tae►der of James Marty. From the number of "Assesses in attendance it was expected to occupy the atteetieu'of the Court to a late hour. ADJOURNED LIMERICK ASSIZES. -..ii.--- (IPROM 7111 LIMISILICK WIRCLIr 7ILIORAPII.) Notwithstanding the many who were convicted ace- . pital crimes, at oar lest gruyere' Assizes, yet, melancholy to relate.. sines the commencement of our adjourned sitting. nine more unfortunate individuals are doomed to safer a premature and igeontinious death. Six have boon convicted for the murder of Buckley. the Crown witness, and three for burglary.. Their demeanour and *at of their friends, while proceeding to the gaol after conviction, was most heart-reading --When bye of the mirderers of Buckley were sentenced, they behaved in the moat hardened manner in the dock, and seemed completely unconcerned about their ill-feted doom. We thought that after the many late examples we should not have to mention any more g but, alas I our expecta tion orna—ssis4-- bora non.-whoa the SCOW of reel. ►otloo will woe. so many bays been implicated in the late disturbances. We sincerely trust the awful exam ples which were exhibited in the process of the4e As sizes, may have the effect of bringing the deluded pea. saatry into the paths of peace and order. We are sot desirous of calling to mind the uncha ritable predictions of men who are gone t.t their am coast, particularly of those men, who needed no in. pitying hand, to carve their merits on their tomb ; bet when we re:ate the following observation of the late well-known Peter Finnerty, we mast be acquitted of intentionally wounding the feelings of the survivors of either of the subjects of the relation. Peter one evening in meal conversation with the writer of this at as inn, lo this time, made the following remark, epos which we leave our readers to make what corn meal they please •—" Lord Londonderry is a man of taleot, and is competent to more business than any of his oompethers, but be is indubitably insane, gad a Coroner's Airy will confirm my opinion ; he will some day at ether cut his ores throat." We vouch fur the corrector's to a' syllable, of this observation.— (Brighton Gazette. Sept. 12.) Uaarzevens.—lt will perhaps be recollected, that a gang of gamesters were apprehended last Friday night at No; 10, King-street. St. James's. It now ap pears that their apprehension, imprisonment for the night, and pubite exposure in the utorniag, were net , the only mo-tifications they were fated to undergo; for, miserable to relate, the bank —those' it was se cared before the officers got into the house—the kink' has bolted, and aubody knows where! The eircom- 1 stance has caused a great sensation amongst the wel ters hells; and there are not wanting those wit,, insi nuate, that whatever hononr there may be among —, there is little of it among gamesters. A gentleman. well known is the sporting circles east of Temple Bar, has undertaken, for a considerable wager, to rids from London to Cheltenham and back again, a distance of 200 sautes, in 48 successive hours, and upon the same horse. The animal is 13 years old, aid has sever been need to laborious work. Het dog two to one against bite. Wednesday evening, an inquisition was taken at the Rising Son, Eastham, on the body of a man unknown, who was foetid hanging by a cord 'from time bough of a tree, near the Romford-road, on Monday morning last. The following is a descriptioa of his person. About five feet five inches in height, and about forty-five years of age, light grey eyes; sandy hair, with long narrow visage, and fall sandy whiskers. Marked on his right arm E.G. with a heart, and a bunch of flowers over, and on his left arm with W. 11.. and a mermaid. He was dressed lea white calico shirt, dark striped waistcoat; marked on the right side N., and on the left W. M., long dark green cloth coat, velveteen breeches. and ark worsted stockings, long light kerseymere gaiters, low shoes, and a black hat. In his pockets were foaud ter° pink striped pocket handkerchiefs, a tobacco-box, a knife with twelve lastraments in it, and five-pence fartlaingin money. There being no evidence before the Jury to show by what means the deceased came by his death, they unease ly returned a verdict—"'l bat the dressed was sot.tld hanging by a card to a tree." Some official persons be longiug to the parish who attended, intimated that the parish intended to have the deceas e d a d ver ti se d, an d t o keep him unioterred till Sanity, in hopes that he might be owned by some of his hien& The Coroner and the Jury asked as a particular favour one reporter logics as accurate a drnetipsion of the perms and dress of the un rerseasto deceased as be possibly could, which desire we have complied with as above. sPufill.vd iNißthMitivesg. irritingti t ATTERS It. Boar nnnnn Si. Livaa..r4 to I a itit Sirsl+l3 to forst nest o r Th oo lo oe -13gs s fi arst Int --IS to I oust Mir- Aollins-12 to I not Lortiga-28 to I aro Plltrarlfdt--211 I arsabr. ro. Antonio-42 to I agst Nagusiator-32 opt hay Burton. . tqrspasaarr Laota.—Even on Moses-4 to I art P..ts Blom. - . RACES.—Tvosnaw, Sari. 10. The King's Plate of 100 es for all aged. Dnke of Richmonesch e. Carbanart, yes. lOst 40. 1 gir T. Stolnlev's br. e.,Estbass. 4 yrs old, ISM 41b.. * dr, Mr. rharitoa's ch h.,P,lemper, 6 yrs old, t Ist. fob, . .. dr Mr. Pshoer's b. 1. The Main, byn 014, 1 Ist. Olb.. .. dr. Lord Anson's b. e. The Patriareh,Vyrs did. Iftst. 41b .. dr The brit was a good heat, anti won by a length.-3 4 C Rost Carbrinerk-4 to I agst Esibam---W to 1 ant Plemper—. 3 to 1 agst The Main--aisd 3 to I asst Patriarch, wereellbged in the morning. A Sweepstakes of 23‘11 each, for* yr-olds. test bale toile:. Mr. Ml:lron's br. e. by Filho da Pate, Nt. lltb.. Mr. Motel's bi. f. Attleborough. So.. 1r Mr. F. 1,. Charlton's b. f, by 1 .- lusher. ?St. 11110.. Mr. Betrdaworth's eb. f. Lady Caroline, Tst. I lib. .. dr Mr. Mytton's br. e. ova lite fleld--2 to I ape Attletba., roagh—it to I agsVdr. Clierltan's b. to It apt any other. A very excellent race, and cleverly woo. We do net. fora coosiderable time. ever recollect wit, nestling a greater, or a more splendid show of Nobility sad Gentry, and visitors In general, on this course. -. PRESTON RACES —(faire Day,) The Gold r*p, clue 10Azx., of the Tr:4*mM of Preston. for horses. &e. of , all sees. that never woo s Cop.—Heats, a wile and three cuirtors, Mr. Pertuann's b. e. Champairn. 4 yrs 014 1 1 Mr. Simpson's b. f.nontly Bess, 4 yrs old .. I A good race. A Handleap Stakes of bgs each, with 20 softreigas • i'erir Mr. Field's eh. g. Mercury 1 Mr. Seel?, b. rt. by Sorcerer. SI yrs old .. .. 9 Mr. /4hrirsham's bl, m. Little Martha, aged Mr. C. Terapeet's b. h. Ranger . • Mr. Whittakir's g. by Citizen d A well contested race. The main of eoelts for lONS o Wee, and 200 gs the main. beNgsese the Earl of Derby and Thomas Legh, Esq. was woe by the former. PRESTON GUILD, SEPT. 10.—TR E BA LLOON.-Mr. Livingston arrived in Preston this day with his bal loon. having descended safely shout IS miles free tie town. The particulars of his voyage are about to be published. The Grand Selection of Sacred Music was performed this evening in the parish Church, which was filled with a brilliant assemblage of rank and fashion. A gran) miscellaneous Couovrt will be given this even ing at the Theatre. Great preparations are making far the maneerade on Friday. The Theatre on Monday evening was graced with a a very splendid audience. The Vauxhall Gardens' Bowing-green was ale* very numerously attended, to witness the saageifieent Fire Works of M. Hagler. the King's pyrotechais Preston is still Iraq Inn ofsompasy. bat few of the principal families laving left. . The vintage which began at noreleant en the 2Sth • of Ang. ha. not commenced at so early a period daring the last 136 years. Nothing can equal the bustle that has prevailed for a month hark on the great western roads, especially on every side which approaches to ['Won, in conse quence of the immense crowds of people aasiose to visit Pontbill. Nearly fift.en tbousaed 'aims have actually been received for tickets of admission to the grounds and Abbey ; and the influx of company con thus to be so great, that it is absolutely neeeirsary not only to bespeak beds, but horses likewise, before you attempt to arrive in the neighbourhood. t" 1 ,- + I • .. ; . , 1' ~j I I,Y ANOVIIIS £CCCOVNT. Mr. Livingston descended five minutes before three o'clock on Tuesday afternoon, at Stonehigh, near Blackburn. In Me descent he was precipitated from the car at the height of H feet. Having previously throws out some ballast, and his grappling iron being ready, he threw it round a tree, near which two coun trymen were standing, and in their endeavours to se cure the balloon the finger of one of the men was se riously injured. The balloon tore away the branches of the tree and again ascended, and was teen for a considerable distance making its way to the Herman Ocean. Mr. L. not being able to procure a chaise, got into a stage coach that was accidentally passing, and arrived at Prestos about seven o'clock. PEDESTRIANIIIII..—NIiarCMITLE, SEPT. IC—Yesterday at three o'clock, P. II , Barney M'Mullan had accom plished 604 miles on his match of 1000 miles and RIM poles in 1009 successive hears. lle was 16 minutes in walking the last mile. He seems still confident of suc cess, hut he is very cross with his time-keepers, and is very difficult to rouse from his sleep. Up to four o'clock. yesterday, our other pedestrian, Townshend, bad. Completed 8061 utiles of his match of 1000 miles in 13 days, viz. 431 forward and 463} backward. ft is ex pected he wilt accomplish his undertaking at twelve o'clock on Wednesday noon. He uses a 'tisk, wltic► he says prevents his hands swelling. Rosier° Alaven.---A very ably contested =stele for the Biackfriars' Wherry, given by the inhabitants of Christ Church Parish and time Surrey Road, took place , on Wednesday. The wager was contested in a, very , admirable manner, and was at length won ly Lenhess, by a very great exertion of strength. He MS placed in his wherry, which was pat on springs, and In the eeening, during the performance of the Bread Barletta of " TO* nor Me Witermelt," at tie Surrey Theatre. be was presented with Lis prize on the stage. amid shoats of applause. The boat was conveyed on a four wheeled carriage through several streets, and attracted a crowd of spectators. Yesterday merniug a commas of spectators soma bled In the llorseferry-rest, to witness .a neatch,senitle for 501. between Caleb Baldwin and John Barton, to' dr re two hackney coaches. drawn by uses. from Plot "e. to Vausliall-bridge. Each of them was to drive his own coach . ; but as-. Baldwin win d lighter man' than the other, Itafs torsi* bti"fsvoat. They star ea at teu u'elocli. The. fame ihn both arming and ludi crous. Baldwin Lad . a 1144th.tog wide a quantity of nails attached to It; tam:4l4J his reins also earthusiv interspersed 'with brads, antl . eacb 'utteel them dews • musty. After: much exertion , Iktildsein went th e mitcb, amidst grintdpplauie. . , f,•• ~„<_' k , tl