The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-07-24 00:00:00

- , • • • . . regia... l " 4 intelligence bitPhidek`Atikain tlia Rfillolid, From the Cape of Good [Cope, which stater, that since the interview which the Governor had with the Chiefs of the Cafres, on the Car4"rfeit, Gaits, and the Chiefs which were under Mini; 'A* observed strictly the spirit of the Conventionsenncladed at that thie with ell the Chiefs of the frontiers'. The torbelmit free. however; together with others laconic., broken the en. refining to gite op the the Colonists, and which in great numbers in their the orders of Ceimman. orders from gambler to quit con%equences ; hut this in. should not go unpunished, Should he employed, Sanibiar dwelt, there were U 0 belonging to the Colo. hewn pillaged; sod, Woe. Fuser received as so t :, to Kiesksrotra, for oh. Pas:lion. They amounted to 140 armed inhabitants on gambler, being weds so. 'moots, put himself at eleo the Major. who having ;object by mild mestores, Ace his denea.l4. Sattibiat conduct, threatening to kill' ash. was reinforced by intending this appearanco in a very short timelier:. ;of musketry, and Major cattle, which were dived.. the affair an immense lied, but the loss of the was very trillittg. It was trantluillity would in future lemon received by the most )BR-P4YMENT or ,N's ;PAGES. of much interest to the ,ok place before the Ms. The entire body of the .nded. It was an infor m lloaly, a journeyman M•Cormirk, a master penalty of fifty pounds os to the Complainant, his ire on whit* this prow& been allowed lie sleep for bas twos!, snail the leo iorlo of its pg nI Or fhb. Wet, ableOP, bah Woo # #110140114111 boil upon nteeilels its *hick this i , s. . late opfralins be Ire. segued uswgilisn is whieh it hod Odor er Ireland. We raj .ire mak of redrews has sow bee* ihich the joorno. moo of thin affessity or pretengo s or: anc - tbeir ;net legal wage, petrol tk+. case for theisersielmem, ors of Istiorkastioll, Stittudi wi shit** of the 11011 4 1 1 116 0 Welty fors ilio thollaCir. Dohlie ipuoue wages whlell al. by had belisit litell t itt by from the Its . wspapers were nes pedalled pf prices had bees sit times original sehedalo SINK which )blin Society% limo Ire proved, and after a patient boor. the Magistrates, end Mr. I.is his defence s a coolie against him. .ERS AT C0M...4n 31. Marts (a min of colour) , staves, men, women, and •anded under his humane di ter brig IA Louise. Melte ipion of Afrigin liberty was Emperor)-1..e vessel sailed Ind in Martinique. Go. ieur CAvoT (Chevalier de Haunts?). A French brig roods. It is said, that M. tr.rried Recording to coon s, (I'Ertw), was detained completing his cargo: be and nal) prrchn•ed pug and artu.lly bought Moat , DAstet.,' in order to be , Wel) Gat:giool, Senegid,) ne ht.'' , t end plutt -ms—took 'l,O ;Aymara of iects for rum and tobacco-- Itlack upon another largo era repulsed with a consi. infortunsie Jolob solicited of Foots Toro, to defend A %suf. of eztervainstion-is .s---s noble harvest. :e, that the detailed porn. ircurostances of W. Ramis, ' for forgery, are not cep. his being e• proprietor 111 nd that he would 66 caw in a few mouths," are els I tements first appeared in an ich they were copied. Match for 50 guineas a of 10 guineas each, took Chohham Downs, between Ind four of Sussex, at seven 1,1 yards, which was gained Its, of currants wag brought in at Monday last, with other leiter, which contained one upon its stalk. co , •,r go the (Nee in inP troutn-r. hooter, Sombier, had, howevt over whom he ezercivd Ms in gagements entered into, by I tittle which they Conk from el were known to be bidden in villages. The party, under t dant Muller, received orders his territories, or risk the con science, it was determined, she and force, if It was necessary es in the village whore &rabic less than lOW head of cattle mists, from'whom they had fiat der to regain thins, M..joi . der to transport his troops t purpose of making the mirth 30U men, toriher with' 140 horseback. The Chief, Sam quaint'' , with the.. worms head of 2000 Cafres to meet t vainly attempted in obtain hip.' commenced operations teetifoi continued Lis outrageoes tend any one olio dared approach, mine other Chiefs. Notwittm of strength, the Cafrea were i loused by a golfersl discharge Frazer took WOO head of cal bitted to their owners. In 'number of Cafres were kill, force under Major Fraser soli expected at the Cape that !tau be secured, by this useful lies, outrageous of the brigands. SILK 7'R 7'R ADE.--UND , JOURIVXYMEN' —....5. On Friday last a trial et trading classes of Dublin too gistrates of Usher's (ploy. Silk Weavers of Dublin auto million brought by iteaismir silk.weaver, against James silk-weaver, to 'prover the 1 for under-payment of wages journeyman. The Stelute a ing was grounded had beg many years, and the trade 11 few months, enjoyed the best Another informarion against tried a few months ago, and it; and that was the first old tote had ever been brought land, and the second offoll operated either in Engieuitl 1 to find that a legal mode • brought inn action, No whirl trade will he divesel of. all i motive for combination ; an must be paid under heavy pe Mr. Fint.oy stated the c and the different averment which, from the age of the* case, was circuitous, there granted by the Statute. i IWCarthy, Secretary of the that the price of the wisp the Statute to that Society k them on regular application The file of the Nevem.' in which the schedule pf in published, and the origin' is deposited, in the Dubl under.payment was proved, ing of the proofs by the . M'Cormick being beard In I Lion was PRONOUNCED agoint ' --,----. 1 TRIUMPH OF SLAVE.DEALI nuary last, Monsieur RENE I shipped from his wharf 253 children; they were brands rection—sent to the schotott • YIN, master—Obis champio a Colonel under the Es-Em en the 12th of March, hour ne is commanded b) Munsi4 +-• St. Louis and Legion of 11 of war was lying in the rc k; MERVIN, who was !weir trs . . try fashion to ANNA COLAS for a considerable period in i was extremely particatar, at and good.fookiNg females; I ' children born in Gorse! nearer the slave market, (about 13 miles below Spool tiered two of his own town all ages, and sold his subjec he made an unsuccessful at . town of his—his slaves wet derahle loss, as4d the unto -succour from Amorist, of them against their King. II raging among the M oors--a We are requested to state rulers of the life and circu who hes just been respited f • ii i k rect. The statement of h Bleckenborough.hall," and ~, . . • to a properly of 30,0001. it aggerations. The mis-state Evening Pa p er , from which ... , 1 PIGEON SROOTING.—A -. r side, and a Sweepstakes 0 place on Wednesday, on CI four Gentlemen of Damson, birds each, from a trap at 21 by the Gentlemen of Hants . ' :1 An extraordinary bunch I '.. Covent-garden-market, on Nil, by a market-garden hundred and five currants .., .. . 4. - -. % It is hMat t . elssrttin g to t Mak, that t . - - Patriots of South Americo are ripprosetilog o j est 4 .'ftheir weary aid bamirdoes foorekty watch r" freedom; peace, sod happleem• The from this quartet of the' wend illl Selitelder the issue of the miottrat tidy The independence of the Spoilt% I immense region has bello Called, Meet so& lodged, and sincettly happy are *a to my, • will thee he really add Italy lode.mideht. not going to tedium, an 44 instil Voir a k they ere stet going ti sat op a halite-bred place of a foreign ens—bat ti eke* they hate tyraiteof ell sorts. Cod Ow fled to be their owe matters. 'this le lei it is what every man might to Vle. Wt than that a being *be *rips go other me earth, by natant semi*, to himself, sb. fee I. he bowed dowel with the Karnes. instead of Mantling meet and free, made him. Stroh, however, there to •end seek are they who would rivet rho South Americans, end bind them train of the *curviest despot that mocked with. We most insist en it, man ming soltinterestod in the fate of When the Tyrants of the Old Wt league to hoodwink sod oppress the it time for the Pawl* of the New and secure their stiberties.ool'here is ostsiated infintle the circle of the Giro Cannot offer hielmed to their assistance,' it not hounds et least, to pledge his heart to the cense which they -.the only cause that is worth espousing, be- Mien it II oat that den iuditidoal, but of mankind. Never did moo take op arms more rightfully, nor for a nobler purpose than the South Americans. The popelitioe of the Spanish Colonies, at least, meant, to twenty millions of human souls. Under the do. minion of the Mother Country, this immense number of People were ground down by every possible species of oppression. They were treated like the inhabitants of every country that is not independent —.the meanest sycophant, the moat crouching time. server--the most despicable instrument of lawless despotism, were those whom Old Spain tout *cross the Atlantic to govern the Colonies; or they were those who appointed their still baser underlings to every office of trust and profit !bat was worth accep tance in America. The People of the New World had nothing to with the governing .of thentwires—they were the slaves of foreigners—they were the victims of an iosatiablo rapacity that rerocilesslystrung their hard earnings from them, under overycolourable pretence—. they were the bondmee of hungry task-masters, who were sent from E.rope to repair battered fort ullilS,llld w boost roded the marrow of the poor man's intl u.t ry waste it, not when the poor man would even thus be saved by it, bet smog/ the debauched parasites and due Wain" of a si i llnists Court. lo every coy them Qgkehtee were prostrated. Their puny trade Ins improigqis.4.4, 'he Mother Country—their in - dea j f, ' jealous to. Rah diluted their . DOUfII virtue or 1111101. 'riot of self to his Ary, Ito lays ow- __ _ __ ____.- _ not seek to obtain dominion over another nation, and to reduce that unties below his own—be only desires to shake off the yoke ender which his conntry is la bouring—to leave her tree, and to give her a fair participation in the *senile of those rights, which stater* bestowed upon her in common with the world. Wbo can justly arraign the conduct of such a man ? Who can say that such a man is not enlisted ender the banner of virtue, and that the approving eye of Heaven is not fixed upon him ? He is bat obeying! the dictates, and enforcing the, laws of nature—he is bet endeavouring to destroy the evil, and the in. justice that his conscience and his reason tell him ought to be abolished. For who can say that it is not an ehomittetion in the sight of God, that men should trample upo.s man, and nation upon nation ? or that it is net obeying the Omnipotent summons of nature, to rise end put an end to such wirkednevs! Opposed to this, what is the object of the Mother Country ? —to perpetuate the Slavery of Sooth Ame rica—to retain every atone, or wore probably, to motto y then), la the hope that the subjection of the P will thei Ile established for neer. Under wl4l pram* bet that of enslaviet America, deb er be terikd 0. ? the Peeple look for ill•Hdtte NW He eeengnitais of their 24tence as an i nlepelieloot Stec end the liberty et the Rialsts with which nature has gifted them its n with mankind. 'they de Mt seek 5. Plodoll for all the ‘lllllllB/Nabie grimes she has comet( against them—their cry is not for vengeance, bet, for Free. dove—ter the natural privilege of governieg thew selvee.thesente privilege which the Mother-Coentry enjoys, and which every Nation ought to enjoy.... ( frisk Geordies). - Coats iIIXCIMAIGGIR, JOLT 114.—Oar mart i combining to be well supplied with all kind of vale boob li.b as well as foreign. and there being Inn few he)en at market skis morning. it eosipleie wassailed has diked Oars in aboard seer, article. Oar prim wows be owed aisaileally Won ISsioday; for al. though i,lfered en lower scion, seared Os saleseeshl be effected. Wheat k gagllib) .... 70 66 ' Grey Pees •• bi 110 New dine Hems... . Ditto (Foreiga) .... 74 8S Old do. Rye 44 48 Tick& SS 70 Sarley 4O 56 (Oats New..... Malt 7O 84 Poland do. .... ..... 38 42 White Peas 56 60 1 Feed do. ...., .... ... 26 SI New ditto.... — —1 Fine Flour 7O 75 nine Boilers .. 6S 66 i Seconds. . aMITHFIELO MARKET. Jot.• 24. en sink the navel. per moue of Bth.. Beef ... 4.. Ot. to ili. 1:h t. 1 Heed .4 Gattia this day I Nudes . 4s. 04. to 54. 04. Pease ... 470 y eA c i ... 5.. 0.1. in 6.. ix!. Sheep end Landis ...... 7466 Perk .. .si. 0.1. v. ss. 6,1. Cairn, ;Ail Lamb.... 55. 0.1. to fo. 64. Pie.. ... HA tr-MARKF:T. Hay ... . 51. Os. Od. I i .10. us. NI. Closer .... ht. 04. Oil. to 81. 8... Od. Warr .... 31. 10i. Cd. to 31. ~r. Ud. 3 0 9 4 4 ,401 1„, lied laths in • basso 0119.111.4 wrre work. Tae periml et Oh sip 004 fafolle • able to @termite' faule it she "I" thaw Oust at which the WO, that we. practicable wire 1 t 146 •L 7 fits a'.. 1 1 1 .1- alter the heave is vi I h oar f"that etijaittiad, 42.)014 - 14 illseisteeil. 1d r. hi Aeon had his premises "iwrivrod; W 44 hive nit uo. r d whether the proprietors of the Granby rote tone. meats were so fortnuete. _lle SURREY ss. iONS. Yesterday Joseph Thong soil, a hey of thirteen, was indicted for feloniously 'Amin& the house•of James Leckie, on the 20 , h of May last, and stealing two silver ovons. From the evidence it appeared, that Leckie, who is an officer belr.nging to Union. hall, resides in Salisbury-plat..., lock'o.fields. On the day in question he was informed his house had been robbed ; he hastened borne and found the psi., ironer in rowdy of two of his neighbours, Mr, Bull and • Mr. Skinner. Mr. Bell staled that be fins informed by a Lady, who lives opposite Mr. Leckie * that a person had just got into the Prosecuter'S house by the parlour window ; he hastened to the ' , house, and on his approacb the Prisoner came out and attempted to escape. Mr. limn pursued him, and saw him threw a small parcel Into Mr. Skinner's house;. wiittiess did not stop to examine what the parcel was, but ;noticed and secured the Prisoner. Mr. Skinner stated, that be observed the Prisoner threw the parcel into hie house; on examining he found it contained two silver table-spoons, .l 4 Leckie now swor.,,to as being Ms proititi.,ll., Jury round 'the . Prisoner tuilty. On inquiry it appeared, that, ihoogh piens in years, he is an old offender, and the Court senteßied I him to be transported for seven years. rit44 . se • z • r. 41,4 / 1 ? and OneMere* IMO 'dammed by jealous re. tulatifewee eed 4 was eta, vita& the Narrow space mecca pea Ivthe 11•00essuess of European Spain, that a 'oh Ameriesn will dere to ass his talents and hi, • if this treistmeet were no samionet )10 111 44 11 116 Mote wets debased is every res torilisiessimis Iseited kaowlerlse, their (stelae, bed it was °sly In what Wars , . , pas of their hearty that virtue or misdeal + 4 e, or a sheltering place. " it age in a better or • woe digni6ed elle% affirming himself from Owe tram. meta, • tree% this doigradation ? The Patriot of South AMittica fights not as so aggressor. but IN self. Meant, to gigs Freedom and indepeadenco to his roomy, and les Isis down his arms. He does not • ....., - - . . - ~...... - . . , _ . , . . . . . . . . • - • .. - ' • Itilt A ~4 : . ' _, . . , • • . .. . .4. 1Nr ... -' , - • . • . .•••; 1 ' • „f?.• - . ••,1• - - . • ' it • ,_.,.,...,,_"1:... , _ . ip 1 . • - 1. , .-4. • ....:;;.; -- - 4.' - - -:. - ,- .- • . _ .. .: - 4 ..;...: ESSPAr- .2011 XS id. :0 - -• -•4..-ii t• 1 r, ' • ~ •. • -0. , • • .. ! • :.. `-ate that at 1.4 1 b tbd ~ tie. . - , , , .olf -1641, illstsll4.l4 , Mfg. '4 .r' •A. - - tin L guNISIPORI). JOLT 1.3; preaching Ottawa ;two yelp afar , 7 ~, he Tliporsist.ettreMl4 - T.' '3 ' ✓ely its wire* di otte of this w.' .` ONO ion. fedr.oord-tWestty .- .--- , . airt " Csinkin - 'l i ke lath accounts Wei% Tat •• . e. fil rirlop.rwil, at d . • • • ittott V. OLD 41te I. • I wht permit is to 40oroer boom,' vita . 1. . ky4: Or, "nil Wile**, Mit that an schon spins, the Do& y Will ttoobtfal. recto and spit lt*Wilf e lied tod is she est. rahlttly imprisooirig the Plaiiiiifi. Colorites, es this tiro. doesn't:has of ,kiilsremetpl.: It ttritteldod is . Mr: Gukttsv tiro k Sir. eittili iiand t Ii• letat'acitnete- t he awbwardoem eta hilt, wild segrilii till 'Olt of Plaintiff's calf, and Mr. Mnist*At rind M to Wit, .tbat tbaY a candle to commonigate wish eon) ~" Width the Defeedant'll. mama. Th e y l ute h e Ann n niniffe d i n d o omi n g .ienn t • I , ~ . is . The eircommildbili of till flab vile* die I Vire a new gip Not. The pricy art c* il l " ?: w . 11 / 1 . einli ar ti re-vnt---"eil IR Borkingsldri; hi 'hit cei ii, ..b re d ty,;3 1 7.' 5 „,„,,,,,, 0 , fir,,,,,, ~,,,,, ist ni ne t pli ' bil i 4 '' gig biltisig been robbed a atbietal billow-trees; rto the w oriddbat npnit y - end little bier amid, liz einit ib l p brow n 4 - 1 4, A Imo- to a' whip's& rositefrietilibr ir ii roms : Th iniso whoa h. ri.e.lteli as &Meow sat the, are pail-, isolarteined of lbw= 41( I he ' • •w ' - 41 i With th. Plaintiff as tit,. Pe is "kat we like keener, that art de its impolite, 11, , • ~i-41-1) tlitsa to his.; he boded ils. Pirko' {What more hese was adminialorad with a test n'alefilagna . ; i . . i 4 , I' isa the face of tbd neon n o d wan t o f efficie n cy. It to as 44 - i 4 : . oitheistod ler the robbstryt and he *is di f, shoeld yet pre. Obit, notwithstanding the, sasesaada is . 14 17 CO ftdy Imo 1111 shares from nine o'etork ernes of slavery, nosily our of the pocked of tit* cltiglitlss "' - log linen 11 4 Ilk the Ufa eiening, i ~ as his Maker to Pipe-Water-men tad streot•lMlOll4o9 water idti iflitkoillit W 4 Pei iiiing prod 1 :1 00 1 ire in the world, never be got at in time, err say *lag spar 14 !Pk idellit i t t i i a robbibt, I. duels' the manacles of fire happen,. In the prawn taateacw iiiiil . litill .•0 1 • tiztilf, who *is Hit nt for ever in the ticolarly the case * sod when it lelleti • p ith, liiitiltett. circuiditnncel it it man was ever opened, the engiuos were resod d.ploraloly • 40.41, lid -6. 9 1 1 1110 r .• - ' ,t, there is oo hu- dent. The cousiviesee *as, a slick of oho hose. ~ Wit; , 1 ill SOO 'try; bider the of &loth America. could not be saved, sod the odjoinilli WWII, bad the, ~. ' : s• 4 Me gall a Stimikl rifid are in holy an escape w hi c h, rider lb* airelsiastaisces, was gado Pie se. ._ ,•.' .... 4 0 9 4z • • • he batman race, it miraculous. _... , • ~.., ...,....0w.,..ii 14 World to suite 'rho'second Gee 'teak, oil at' the Dorsolt•st i valip,.. • ''' : • Outdo** itiOiri kti„ .., _ . is set a ewe of ner of Granny•rssw, and Woo swaila . tif a I aboo . liiir . thltiby MO *0 lad ir lii.d **der Lord Globe who, if he boiling over, and corn wittaltatiog with some elliii•iihts ro m a n ', Arc. m in i nd oot n ne / al. _ ~ . - , . . .. . , - . -•,."- , r 1 , 2 Y -103•113 id. - .. . . AlslPoitt). Jtes.v V; ' ~ .4- airu. sink, - ~ ee i. elm aka 1 7 . •,, Alio agouti, the Drandasii idi the Plaiiiiiitt . 1 a4l Sir. ettyiti liailifertid lite ' Mr. iisiii*st lied Mr. C.riti - 1 , 11 0 of ihli calk dr** devil i—Tka ; Borkingside; hi shit enemy, tiled of scieial Billow-trees; 0 thieve* hip tiit eisit4ifiethier hi Whit.. '4: z • • i 140 toreltell es deount; 016614? -• the Plebeian es * pOisibe whi e.: hi Isasied Ilse PrlaonOr to bil s ' oilllstryi add hi *is &tattled in rage! traits nine o'clock and evert: k IN , east filming, When thi 1 i n*iapel Being protl , atedi td id robbibt, iii disclaimed ant .., • r i e w i tif, who was Hiene4tarelt clreuiMitebeei the toilers • A so jery; hider' lire eharailiif f v ' 10 0 foOad a tattikt- tat laid (..t , 'IDE ' .. • •,' . • - , :t , Mt 4.4 11110871k1i,. • ...-: '• - t ' l ' it sadlidssl *oder Lord tlidahOi ' 7 ikiiiirs allinnting atlanioatil: • i , silltai Usti sills#ll/111 . 6 Mild 0 • , 1 •.' • • l e. I J flab feiio vs* t:4llo . assiet by • , Arzte,"igs.ll 6 l ll %finitiourksir shah; /read. 'overton e seal 140 .00..100 fat: • , .r Deftrvilisit fdf ~rlwfli+ 1s Mr. C.iitri • . thole i —The 'only, led , ap trailed* hi White& Int; eaggett)r.. * person wit' Ptigonite to bil &tented its oni eves: *ben did prodited; td disclaimed any iiimedtately the traioft ellerais Saf ; 'eyelet- tee Mill • , • . . . . . . :Mi. • ;.. .. Hwy Pi .:- oft .41 *Sider lord Elk%lei faesh's Act, filitflxtatosly sti d ettng .1 l a ftlidtio. ff.:, du use i illf Mitch list; al - Thipdeiti iti 914 core .sty . I i i '•'• • T.. 11, Itepot. Its . 'OM flee was ti:4llneeialvt by • triple, 611 eatalsigt of 'peactirg Mat leaking (red with ptiolity. ( 1,0•00., is . Manuring aitaiq *Odes with 6 111 r. Lovertrm, and be gaVe .10 t a ll • Winds erkeeet of the leettitektion i. , :•; . ifist be' 1141 . jest letsiied hie . 1000 1 k Ohara' six fo'cloili; 1 1'4 *d ir , '.' staddres out a tree la 1* hag. of illy Reid Mitist4.• I be bed bees working. *hoe hi '.e.rd the 'Wort aft .=.• gun, and beslttil antn.thing• entitts 04.1gejug pi* hS hood like- the winagisfe of' a halt He lerlied kittild and looked towerds the place she reithit tattle Nal; when he gni fa also just et theertge of a lilt le Coppice wood, and he imatediately • tin Inth it. Th. mad hod a lit frock and light bleerbea3 and he tifenight at the times it was tile.Prlit.ifier ; but be (1141 not see him set knotty neat Or filitlitert) to he evrt4lo of it he then awned to look at the ttoo, and ha foetid i smell di , ate on the side of the' toe nor lam, e hick' had the appearance of being attack by a ball. He !said it aso several persons, anti a fee days afttreerde the Prisoner woe apprellendatd. •-. ii, i ' Jibe Bowen was tacit esimined; 2116 esPressiend of ill-will esed by the Poisoner against she riCilits.: tor. lie stated that he came from the jail te utbiett • be was committed on a Outgo of stealing a rabbit.-;= Ile said he had hid al conversation with the Prisonet about Glider's stopping him (the witness) nn pestling through a close, and essmining hit basket: The iPrisorser'ssid he wished Gilder wofild•Stoi him. He wield have his head' knocked tiff before he would r ender it, and that he would give it to the Nougat°, before long. It was also staled by another *Halm, shit ori the day 'del Gilder was shot at, the Prisoner hid said that he would give him some pepper and salt before opt. . To Rev. Mr. Geri examined (he place a fear daye afterwards. The Prosecutor showed him the spot *kers Ise was standing, and the plice where there *ei marks of a men having been On his knees front' Whence the shot was fired. Three witnesses for the Priarohet prosed that be . was at home at his lodging from fire to seven on tidi *fetal% of the transaction. The Jury found the Prisoner—Not Guilty. HIUHWAY 20110EitY. , ~ noose Smith, a young men of 20, ea, indicts& for a highway-robbery on the 4th of July, at tile: "with of Barking, and robbing Willits 1111s)dam if M. is filter. • The facts, es stated by Mr. Hayden and otbersi . ewe, (bat on the evening of Fairlop-filr, flaydoo f . * Mu (lieefl, • Bed a Mr. Joan, with three yoottig: ladieitthlidefghleff of one of them, were retarniet free) fillilsafair. A gang of 10. or 12 penman op.' illatad If 1*...4410wing them , among whom the Pri. IWO *Si bow; pad as Alt: Jones was behind this , 414401 i. Aide.party, and neat the peg, be overheard , • 111•611V416, s limly would rob ..his friends. He imrne4 diateljpjfilled them, aid gate the iaformetion, when they determined not to go on farther from the fair, as they would be more out of the way of assistance.' The Hoover and his gang then some op, and three or four collared Hayden and demanded his money ; they threat his dews, sod pt the silver out of his pockets: bet this was not done without resistance, for the Prosecutor and his friends fought stoutly.—• 'rho wows screamed--the Prisoner was knocked down, aid epee assistance approaching, all the party escaped, except the Prisooer-.-hegot up and raft away, but was closely pursued; he took to a booth seer the fair, which be entered, aid was immediately. apprehended, His person was positively identified. The Jury found his Guilty. . • SALISBURY .ASSIIRS, iair it ........... CROWN COL Joln Lases was indicted for borglarioesly breaks leg and miteriag the boom of Miry Simmons In site. parish of Hisliopstene, on the night of the 16th of April, 1817, slid steeling therefrom 06 goieess..... This trial occepied a considerable porde,' of the day, sad depended epee very patellas sad eireemstatitiak evidence. Mary Stamens, as elderly teems% sad a wide* with four chairing, deposed; that ea tire sight I. question she was awoke by Meek* a noise reseed: Ming that of a pima reamagiog in her drawers, sod perceived a tell ma milkiest through- her room. was meek Wattled, and eallid net, " Wbo bt yee, and what do you *anti" He answered " De quiet, or Pit blow' your betitil oat." lie bad in hie 16•1144vievips‘ with • candid hermits In it, mod wilts 5 deokillemilluwat, There wes 'great dell of eseiteyi asaalstiaref aelloliss half Reims, aod sena stiel l r 1 111114 11111118 . whitish; itepcia bet chest, bat the tee 110.1.11111 t erk at the time AI lid net know. fe eem. 111116,4 s; by her lattbasi lb stag to prickle • 4 : 6 •4 1 .0 Of kiPlois:ri P. ;I (;t-1.:. , a. 4. ' , - T ' • .! SWINPLING. On Wednesday night. sheet nine o'clock, a young man, genteelly dressed in a blue coat, white waist coat, and whit. inmost'', with boots, called at the boar* of Mr. Benjemia Solomon, in New-street, Mile-end. He represented himself to be an other of IN Indian Regiment, Met be had only arrived in town that Pretties, and that he had purchased the clothes he them wore from a slopeeller in Ratclifftwhigbwer, who was well known to Mr. Solomon. His tale bw ing vo plantitile that it was credited. Mr. Solomon is a denier to jewellery articles, beside, other 'Mop, end had been some time ago in the Ott of India that he bad mentioned. He interropted Mm, and *Wilk ed sock answers as left so doubt upon tafreied b4ll that the aceoent he pee !if ~rep. The igindkei• *Oct being to commit tread, he sold he had a Terkel l ei smuggled goods from India, whlc he would et, charge for saleable articles shore ; jewellery salted bias, hint: o i they would take less room. He pre. duced a sample of the goods, which was approved of by Mr. Solomon, who instantly agreed to barter arti cles of his own manufacture to the amount of MI. The bargain was made, and the goods sent by a porter to a Iroise, No. 37, Inman-street, Goodmen's..llelds; bat sto the porter arriving there, he was told his muster must be present to receive the goods in ex. *wise; he went back to fetch his master, who came with all speed, but the swindler waggons of veldt that goods. Yosterthy a party of TINOS OW (shekel bked e li r boat for a day's . 11 on the Thaws, 'bee row. in* off th e 'r•weig i , Ogir waskilifideess upset the boat, and all wen . eted into the water i se-, seral hosts pot oft to t resistance, sod seccsedyd is picking op four ; two ewes to shore, but a yaws man of the Ramo of Taytur was drowned; his body was (wend alma three biters afterwards. A Gentleman was observed to throw himself late the titer, at Richmond, on Wedaesdsy last, iitd I was immediately taken oet bye waterfowl, sad 0441' 1 into the tare of sem* other persons ; he, however.' watched his opportunity, broke from them, and threw himself in, and before assistance geoid beards given he was drowned. His body has out pet been fooled. He was an elderly perms" and geateelly dodged. Sir Robert Steele met with a serials eeddent while tiding figg in St. James's-street, the day before yes terday. His horse slipped off, when passing between a Wintry, is which Capiaia Cu, of the Life Chards, was &Meg, and a hatkosey.coech. The diapered. horse trod on Sir Robert's maple, mod this *bake much hart Ms side; he was tarried to a neighboilr► log surgeon owl copiously bled, tad is as hair id. terwards conveyed home la a esech. We learn dal he is going on favourable, At Bucklogham Assist", sovamPallardee'vessimall sentence of death. .14 mai 411401.1111101. ."It • 1 00fr,4 3: tote I+