The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-10-06 00:00:00

I --T 4.72 ..t. _ . • . • .. trifling thing;lda • Vot o efltriser Ms Lordship has ever received 2001. Do these three (Aces always go together ?' They_ have alwayt been in the same patent ever since I have known them. Has Lurd Arden any salary ? No, he has sot, the-« !mite arises from fees. THOMAS CARTER, Fog, called ea and evonined. Yus Amid the u...face of Provost Marsb4l offfarba. does? I du. In what manner do you execute that office ? Wholly by deputy ? Have you leave of absence ? Yes. I have. Did you go out to take possesiitml • No t I I d not. Ransaralble PERCY WYNTiIIItM, called in and Au4aselinelt. • - • You are Register of Chancery in the Island of Jamaica, and Secretary stud ['leek of the Courts is Barbadoes ? Yes, and alp Pit/dimwits', or thy Court of Common Pleas.fis pirbadoes. Do you execute any , part• of the of than Office' , in person 2,1 f do not. What aro the emoluments which yon derive from those offices ? Ftbai the office of Register of Chan. eery 1,0501. front Ihst alSea of Soisetury of Barba. doe' 700 f. and from the office of Prothosiotary of the Court of .Common Pleas, on the' average of sic years, 161. 13s. 4d. making together 1,7661. 13s. 40: The Hoooorathle CHARLES AVVEDEAMoi Walker of the .1111.!, esASEIRd• Yen bold' the of f ice of. Secretary end Clerk of the lorolmenb of Jamaica ? Do you execute any part of the duties in person ? No, by &pity, and always have done. What is the net 'receipt coming 'to you from that Office ? Two thousand fire hundred pounds a year; I was under agreement to receive so much from the person fulfilling the duties of it, which became vacant about seventeen years , ego, and I then re. ecived a bonus to'continite it at t he same rate ;to the best (Amy recollection it was either 6 or 70001. sterling I received. The, Right Honourable WILLIAM BAG W ELL, a Member of the Iloa9e,exanalued. You are one of the Juin t. MuS ter.Masters.Gene. rat of Ireland? I am. Du you- execate any part'of the duties of that office in, persots ? •None whatever in person.: Are thete any dudes ro We executed Yes ; tiserc are ; it is , a parely.wilitary. .uflice.. ettAItLES nftEriLLE, E.q. called in and examined. You are Secretary to the Island of Tobago ? I am. . Is any part of the duties of that office performed by yourself in person ? No. It is entirely performed by deputy ? Yes. Do you appoint the Deputy yourself ? Yes ; subject to the approbation of the Governor. W'hat is the receipt you have from the office ? d. net. 4 Ob ; • . 1 are Naval Officer of Demarara ? I am. O d 4 .. you receive from that? It is uncertain; "'" ••receive 6001. a year, hut I receive about I ought to •uty sends ow two_thirds. 2501. the del , nature of the office of Naval Officer ? What is the .s. arise from keeping a register of I believe the. fe. o and clear out. ships whirl come a. • THOMAS L0W115.. 1,1 Ese l' fall " in a n d exami ne d. you culotte the ok. e• uf i dertty to the Clerk of the Pipe ? I do. „tih Does Lord William Belb. ' Pa lo "! any part of the dutiesio person so.• • „ What is the salary that as th.:"ut " reaaraa Y Y One hundred pounds a year. And no other fees of any sort ? oiNer fees of any sort. The emoluments of Lord William Betitleck tsn stated to amount net to 6311. is- that emtvect ?- should rather suppose that fur the years 1004 180 ts and NOS, the profits were as much as seven bun: . dred and thirty, ur seven hundred and foiltrpouisilli, but the last year has not been quite so much; but I take the average to be about ?ROI.; Mine is a fixed salary of 1001. a year. • . The labour of course is very smolt? It Is very great ; I Romlertook .that office more out. of regard to the late Duke of Portland, titan any view to emolument ? JOHN DAX, Esq. called in and examined. You are deputy to the Clerk of the Exchequer of Pleas ? I am. W hat duties does Mr. William Stewart Rose per farsain.pesson as, Clerk of the Exchequer of Pleas? None. Mite OM? No. __ Nur of any kind/. No. • Yule execute the whole of the office ?. I do. The RlXbr rinhenrable THOMAS STEELE,OaIIed in and examined.. Yuu are KiligN Remembrancer in the Court of Eichetilier ? I am. ' •Asothc duties executed by. yourself ? No, by cturks. 'rib' have no deputy ? Yes, I hase;l Mr. Aloy. ley is my deputy. . „. /low Is the space executed ? The duties of the . office are creceted by deputy. Are you aware of any inconvenience that wonld result. W the , public from tbd office of King's Re. swettibrancer beiug abolished ?. Certainly, I cannot say that um. If ilidallee of Register were abolished, do you .unpre t trod•uny jnc o orenicitto would result to the Cettsinly not'; amy lIITICE that is dune by iliptity may be abolished. Mr. THOMAS FAARliß.valied in and examined. - - : You ere Deputy. CoMptsoller of the Pipe ? Yes. Are the duties mauled 4y Mr. Tekell in person ? lio l .he does no ditties in person as Comptroller of the Pipe. It Is dune Ottolly Ivy deputy ? By myself and my Clerk. . ~ Mr. JOHN TEK ELL, called ln and e unlined. Are you deputy in die office of the Chirographer in the Court of Ex,chequer ? 1 am. That is an otlice held by patent ? Yes, rem whom is the patent ? From the King. t execute the duties of that of fi ce . ? I sin se. t ary b.+ or deputy in the Office. , ;patentees perform no part of the duty in .. pow „None: •..„ , 11 , 44 is the emolument derived by Sir, Wary and • ;( n t ir rook ? I should apprehend.atotio44oJl.l sets theta. er 7 111 r. JAM 1;.91A YkRB, called io, and exaaildcdo Iva aift *Maithal of the Court of ExcheAttori ors. • -• De Yoe execute the duties of that office in per psis? No, entirely by-knell' • ' You have no ditties whatever 'to perform half, what are• discharged by de*sty ? I perfurM ao . duties. If . 1 had to take a person into custody tort • very • Large sum of Money, I might choose, to! prevent accident, to dis it myself. you might do it'hy deputy ? Yes. . how many years hare you been in the office? Elver since the year 1781. ' . During that time have you ever performed any duties in person ? I have not, except attending once, and walking before Mr. Pitt, as Chancellor of the Exchequer. !TNE I STAI.TarbfAN. 1 1 041 GS. • MANSION Houss.—Yesterday, a young welisan, ,named Largess, was committed:for trial, ort 101)0 cion of robbing her mistress, a Mrs. Benjamin, of, 41Ylikess-plaae, or lea notes. Guiumtatr„—LYeale'rilay, a .lefetts, who keeps, tg1414-alicip hi PAticosit.lanc, was examined berm '.u,A Sitting' Alderman, on a challis of buying a ciliantity of glass, in the form of a lens , from per. setts who had stolen It from Mesta. Pellet and Given, of St. Paul's Chirch.yard. The Defendant said she could not tell frOm whom she .had received it, and that she had given a fair price for it. The Complainants were ready to swear to part of the property, and the Defendant gave it up. She was then discharged, with a caution not to buy any goods in future of persons she did net 'know. Woasin INSTR. err.—Yestertlay, John Norris un derwent examination, charged with stealing several baskets of peaches from the stand of Mr. Adam Paul, Market Gardener, in Spitalfields Market, which fact being sworn to by several witnesses, who witnessed . the robbery, and caused the Prisoner to be apprehended, he was fully committed to New gate fiir trial. UNION 11Ar.r..--John Kemble was brought be. fore the Sitting Magistrate; by one of the night Constable's, on suspicion of having in his possession a Westphalia ham, which was stolen. It appeared that the Prisoner wai stopped by the constable near the water side, on Thursday night, between ten and eleven o'clock, with a sack across his shoulder, which contained the ham in question; when asked what the sack contained, he said chips, meaning nothing ; the constable's sense of feeling, how noir, convincing.hiin this was not a correct state. metit, he insisted ow examining the sack, upon .which the Prisoner throw it down, and endeavoured to run off, but was prevented. Upon the ham be im produced, the Prisoner' told the Magistrate it :was given him by a friend, belonging to the ship Antelope, who knew he was fond of a relish. On being desired by the'Magistiete to send for the per. son who gave it him, he said, that was impossible, as the ship sailed immediately after he came on shore. This account not satisfying the Magistrate, ha fined him 40.. under the Rim-boat Act, which not being prepared to pay, he was committed to the House of Correction for one month. NAVAL COURTI.MARTIA L.—On Wednesday last, two Courts alartial,were held on board the Salvador del Aland°, in flamoaze, for the trials of two of the warrant officers of the Talbot t Capt. the lion. A. Jones.—Menihers of the Court, Rear-Admiral Sir T. Williams ; Captains Linzee,. Sir Home Popham, Sir J. Wood,' bliKenzie,* Wolfe, Broke, Dick, Warren, Nash„ illteman, and King, 'Mr. East. lake, jun. Jndge.Adioeste.--Ar. William Skinner, the carpenter, was• first triad, an ` n-cbarges of ab. senting himself without leave for 48 hours, drum. kermess, and of having defrauded a seamlsn of his money. Captain Jones (thd Prosecutor) having closed the evidence in support of the two first charges, 'acquainted the Court that the witness he hactintended to call' on the 'SJ, bad absconded, in consequence of whldOir kfautd offer no evidence upon it. The cluisigi bf dra mess alone was adjudged to be In paep'red; rto i litid the Priioner sentence() to be severely reprimanded.—Mr . jetties Weir, the gun rter . i'lwin deb' "tri4 a foi basin* :be. hayed with disrespect tat his superiey . 01fiCer o .ivid for disobedience 'a 'orders. The were proved, and My. .Weir sentenced, : s to be and mulct of three toofitini .. !,gay. The PO. soners called on Captain Jones (Fax 41ntracters t - but offered nothing in defence. A large quantity of Colonel CONCRETE'S shell 'rockets, to be used against troops in the field, has . just been sent to the army in Portugal. I/Ataxia, ROBENT.—Friday. morning, abotit four j o'clock, a fire was discovered at a house near Air_ 'street, Piccadilly, which was under repair, and 'which was supposed to be wilfully done by some , persons unknown. ‘Vhen the fire had 'kindled, tome robbers gave the alarm, which put the neigh. botirs into great consternation ; they then broke, open the enjoining house, which is occupied by Mr. Newman, jeweller, and forced the panne! of the shop door, and stele'gold sesils,and diamond rings to the amount of upwards of 1501. while Mr. New. Man and family were putting on their clothes to escape font the devouring element. It is supposed . ,' from the vast quantity or wood and shavings about, the premises, that the robbers set fire to the shop. Fhere has been a gang'Of these desperate villains lurking about the prentiseslor a month past.—We understand the watchman that guards the house is taken pp on. suspicion of being concerned, as an accomplice in Om robbery. On Wednesday a fine girl, three years old, laugh ter i.f Mrs. flossy, in Leicester-street, Swallow 'Milt, fell out of the two pair of stairs window, and was spiked on the railing : she was conveyed to the hospital, where she died the next 'day.. A battle was fOught oh the furnpike-road leading to Coliihrook, on Thursday,. between A*o' stout men,' John Ilayward,, lkiiggotier, 'and Phi4p Conlehni•tt, a coachtiett,•in consequence of a pub lic-honse quarrel. After fighting forty-five !Mantel, Coultitdril received a blow on the side of the head, above the temple, which brought hiqk to the ground, and he- never rose again. The iteceased was ap. parently winning the battle when the accident hap. pealed. Wednesday, a man of ite. name of Mullet's, a journeyman barber, in Great Earl-street, Seven. dials, cot his throat in a dreadful manner; but stir. gical asiistance being at hand, the wound was sewed up, and hopes are entertained of his recovery. lie had lately collected trifling sums of money from the trade, which he had pot to improper uses, and the dread sof being detected is supposed to have operated., j 'so stronsly ou his mind as to have dean him So the rash' et. A few nights since a soldier of tlio74th regiment, :oa leave of absence at Liverpool, eats shot in the calf of The kg ` , while standing nearithe dour of his residence, in. Gilbert-street. The iehol broke the two hones; he was forthwith taken to the infir-j many, where he suffered amputation. Nothing', had beet discovered as to the cause of the authors j of such en airoctpui attempt. WEST INDIES. MARTINIQUE. The following is an extract of a letter, dated St. Pierre, Aug. 12, received by a respectable corn. ram-la' house in the city :—" At present we have not one ship of the line in these seas, Sir Alexander ,cochrane has his flag flying on board the Statira frigate. Be is anxiously looking for his Connuis lion as DoVertior of Guadaloupe. Our troops are very tiekly indeed iu that island ; and in this, one i r regiment (the 3d battalion 60th) has lost great numbers. The rest of the command is reported to be as healthy as it ever can be expected to be at this season. This arm' is visited by great numbers of the American vessels; they are so numerous that only a small proportion can find a market— those that do sell, carry. off all our cash. Colonial produce is high, as you will perceive by owe in. closed prices current, and this Wand is oversto44ll by every kind Of British manufaetti. iIARBADOES. URIDGETOWN, Ans.. 14.—His Excellency Go. vernor Sir G. Beckwith. K. B. this day at noon went in state from the King's House on Constitu. tion.hill, to the Town.hall, to open the first Ses. lion of the Colonial Parliament under his Adminis. tration. His Excellency was attended by the troop of:Life Guards, under Colonel Jemmett, and was drawn by four horses, richly caparisoned, the dri. .vers and•fuutmen in royal liveries, having two of his military and one civil Aides-de-Camp in the ba- Touche with him ; which wa• followed by a coach wits► several distinguished Staff Officers of the army, and a Marshal.at.Arras in the rear; a second WO sion of the guards clo,ing the procession, which was one of the most splendid and gratifying ever witnessed in'this island. After his Excellency was seated at the head of the Cou►;cil Board, and the Members of the Lower House had taken the State Oaths before him, and Whet-customary forms had been observed, the Go. vernor delivered a speech to both branches of the Legislature: and the Assembly being returned to their own House, a Bill of Settlement was intro duced aucl passed, and passing the Council, was presented to his Excellency fur his assent ; which being given, concluded the business of the day ; and the Governor returned in the same manner from the 'foww.hall. His Excellency entertained the Council and Assembly, and several other public characters, at dinner its theevening. . CARLISLE 8.17,• AUG. 4.—The Prince Adol phus packet arrived on Wednesday, in 32 days, from Falmouth, with the mail .due for June ; and kas since proceeded (et her route among the island:. Also, the brigs John mid Bacchus, from Hali. fax ; Reasonable mail.boat, frets' Martinique ; three island traders, and four Americans; likewise the Opossum sloop of war, from Surinain, but has' oleos sailed for Halifax ; as have the following men of war—Gltiire; Perutian, and Swag gerer, for Ma'. of , Wit; Siry, Tobago ; Pearlen, for Guada. h a Ve ; Wdseferer s for the Saints ;' end Frolic, 'f or `klartinique. • 14.Tbe • Stettegerer brig of war, from 'Tobago, arrived `here on Saturday ; since which the folloa*s.- . .Hritish • Vessels• have also arri yeti— Mennen' .Xerotration, frUm Halifax • Polly, from Newfoundland ; and Nancy, from orouoco ; and 'one American Nrisr *Witch, with pitch.pine lam. bet, from Savannah. A very severe sq:iall and tempestuous sea threat encsi the vessels at this anchorage the greater part of Sunday, and throughout the most of the night; • fortunately, however, the injury done has been confined to a single vessel (the American schooner' Laura); but to her it was most fatal, as she completely stranded. This vessel parted soon after eight o'clock at night, and was driven on the south side of the Pier, neer the old fort, where the surge very soon maths a ,complete wreck of her ; but hap. pity the Master awl crew, with much dd.. ficulty, escaped el parts of the wreck and rafts, of the cargo, consisting of deal lumber; the great. .irr part of which, and in fact nearly two.thirds of C her whole cargo (about 70,000 feet of lumber, with staves, shingles, &e.) was during the night, and even yesterday, in defiance of a military guard sent at the request of the Master to protect it, most shamefully plundered by a large body ..f negroes (both women and men) collected near the spot.— I One of these daring depredators, huwever, *infer. Innately got shut yesterday by the serjeant of the guard, and is in danger of his life, the hall having l lodged in the man's thigh, which it is feared must be amputated. There are such contradictory ac. counts of the circumstances under which this man got woundetS, that until a full investigation is made, we shall forbear entering into any of them.— ( Bar ihatloes Mercury.) Pantstaz F.tsittoss.—White Robes and Capots are to be met with at every step; the Itohes are ornamented, either with furbelows Of muslin, or festoons.: For some time past the embroidery or. nameutsof learn or festoons bare consisted of dif. Tercet species of gauze. These have now glean place,. in a groat number of Robes and fiabl[o, to an embroidery. of lace. Bordering it resorted to by )ome fashionable Dremonakers, while! 'others use the. mat .etroalautit,.but with this differentia ihal the *o[4h:thas is at ore.or lees variegated, whilst the mat is, of one colour. The fashionable dowers are daisies, either yellow y greett r white s deck Mee or pale • • • • . • ----_. THE MARKETS. Inft ructitojderY C a n o l v in a ;ly e it°11:11 rs)tels(l7. -......„._ Contr . Etculant, Oct'. 6.-To-dly aW:elsehactitiroiniyhanuitaidaer: sctorndsliyderaathlira,st.sprisieeta-i; the „ 0 0 ip tw i a li t ' s arc Al4 *lleplies r r ie e° y orf and Ma4t support last quotati o n , roll kid 4itt lig t a l :s o . f rh th e e s t u w p o p d h e e s s or o i g i f t u t ,Itie, and this trade is ',pee. .Flour as our last. Wheat, - - - 68 s. 86s. 98s. Fine ditto -,- - -100 s. 114 ? .. Bye. - - -'•'- - 465. 5%. Burley, - 945. 45,. Malt. W. peac-(jtoilers) 50s. 25C. Grey Pens, - - - -48 s. 54t. Beaus, UXBRIDGE.. Corn-Iswpertor's Returo.-4-111171130 i V, OCT. t, Wheat, per load .... 191. - s . to 111. ...., ] Wheat, per quartar... 984. -d. to 4:u....tt. Oats Beans 561. -d. to 63i. -q, Pews - -raw- SMITfIFIELD-Orr. 5. To sick the Odal per stone of 81b. Beef ....4s. 841. to ss. 841. Bead or Cattle tbis du : Mutton ..4.. ed. to tis. od, Beast s ... .......... e m Veal ....s s . Od. to 7 s . 04. Sh eep and Lambs.... . " Of Pork ....ss. U.I. to 7 s . Od. Calves ........ .. Of Lands ....Lis. Od. to U'. O „ " d. Pigs ............. 1 / HAS-ItIARKEI'. 211 Hay Straw Clover NEWGATE ANI) LEAI)IiNIIALL MARKETS. ( By the Carcase.) Beef ....S. Ind. to 4s. 8.1. 1 Veal ....4s. 111. t o ( o , Mutton ..4s. 4d. to ss. Od. 1 Pork ....6s. Od. Is % a Lomb - - 4s. Sit. to 6s. Od. Tick Beaks • . 46% . St. ovs.Put u to IL .... 41.. to ditto -•- ot. e4lh :Ritpe Seed Fitie-Ylour _Setae& ' kik PRICE OF HAY A NI; ST. JAM 65 S. Hay, 51. Os. to 91. Od. Straw, SI. Os. to 31. 9.3. Od. TRAW YESTERnit %rift-rect.. Pt. Hay, 10d. In e St Clover, 81. 03. to 101. Strott, I. 18s. to A, k PRICE 11.%119. F HOPS. POCK ETC, Kent, 51. 04. to 61. Ik Saute, 41. I. to IL 34 Farnham, 61. a. to Iw. k `New Ifuirs,6l. Ilk bye _ _ Kent, 4I.10; to 61. O. Sussex, 41. 10s. to .51. Os. Essex, 41. 10s. to 61. 04. New Hops, 51. Us. to I. los. PRICU OF ' St. James's Market 4s Sid Clare Market 4 s YA Whitechapel Market 4s lod per st. of 126 74 'ALLOW, Sze. Town Tallow 7344 Yellow Russia 73, al 71, White ditto O l ga ,6 Soap ditto tuna 41,t7 Melting Stuff SO, 0,1 OOtel Ditto rough Scud 00 , 0 Graves Good Dregs.. Yellow Soap, 90s—Mottled.10L—Pieres, tips Od=eardai p r i ce o f cajadles„ per dozari,:bls Od—Maulds, 110 d usomsosiesmswir emff ., st The Circuit Cpvrt of Justiciary was openedi Inverness, on the 29th nit, by the Right &nook. able the Lord Justice CLEItt, when Axe,* Gillisn, from the parish of Speymouth, in. Eo6 shire, accused of Murder and rape committetieo dr body of Elspet Lamb, a girl wider eleven yearof age, was brought to the liar. The Pannel pleini not guilty; and, after (he evatnination of rowel witnesses, the Jury were enclosed, and returnedi verdict, all in one voice, finding him Guilty. Lordship . delayed the consid e rati on o f the seedijela I until Saturday. At the General, Quarter Sessions fur the ay ' s( Exeter, held at the Guildhall, on Monday and, Tuesday last, John Midden, late Secretary to the West of England Fire and Life Insurance Company, was Indicted for defrauding the Company of dims ,large sums of moniy.. The Counsel for the prose. euticm beittg tinalile to prove' the due execution of like deed of settlement, and d( each and eiery sitm. trite thereto, it was tint &Doled to be productol 'evidence, in conseqtienie - Orsibich the Prisoner sa acquitted. On the 20th of August,' Messrs. Archibald Men ray, son of John Murray, Esq. of Grisherniel; William M‘Leotl, son of Lieut. William M‘Lecti late of Glendale ; and Kenneth Ferguson, son Mr. Normand Ferguson,-of Skinitlen ; were unto tunately drowned in the offing of Loebbracable t , in conning round the point of Cliinish, en tier return from Mitagittisil l in 3lr. Murray's barge. It is supposed that the barge was upset by a whim squall blowing oti those high lands. On Thursday . last, George AI Hoare, Esq. of Mordon Ludt!, Surrey, to ALA Angelina roomers Greene, daughter of Imo Greene, Esq. On Saturday se night, at Christ Church, Cork, .T. Ramo. Esq. aged 7d, to Mrs. Masters, aged 'B9. . The sprigody Wr went to the country to spend the honeymoon!!! Average • DIE ! ). On Monday hot, Mrs. HiH, wife of Thomas Dill, of Sioel'• end, Southwark. At Lymington, Miss Ann Cralino, aged 19, third daughla of the late Mr. Craßah." On Tuesday last, Mr. Stephen Sparrow. grocer, of Pim• dilly, aged 41.. of nnalia_Pletk • At Aberdeen, on the 2 9 .41 !September, a;ed 130 Airc Margaret Campbell, relict of Mr. William Camptirl!, ISA death wmt formerly muusanced. She wait hi ordinary Midi and coutinued patiently, and without murmur, 141 give oux titian about the funeral of her husband, till the hour afM chesting, when she was taken ill, and carried to her donee. mid expired at four o'clock in the afternoon of the days( interment. This was the hour of the day at %% hick be ditto and which she proc,nosticated would also he her hot. Tel had been married ti 4 years. Oa Friday morning, at Greenwich, William ('ollinF. F* of Johu•Street , Adelphi, esteemed, nod most desenctil), b) to friends, ns a most honourable and respectable On Thursday hot, at Kentisly•town, John IVilliamt, Esq. 04 g of his Majesty's Serjeants at Law. Fi iday se*nnight, Clonmel, the Rev. Thomas Ally. At his house in Edinburgh, on the 2:011 Sept. Mr. Iltif" Spence, dentist to His Royal flightless the Prime of Walc:. On Saturday last, at 1/oyer. John Knap, E. Capig , " Paymaster of the Itoyal linen Listio STOCKS Y ESTER n.t Oiuniuna Liu " India Stock Lie IV - India 110ndo 1 . 6 . P 17 Pr' Exch. Bilk Tar; J• r. en*. for Acc.13614 , 1 4 Lot lery Title* PRICE`ti Rank Stock . • S per Cent. Red. per Cent. Cons. 66} 51 4 per Cent. 6 per Cent. Navy 966}} Lout Ann. ------ CONSU IPTIONS CURED: Tn E inserter of this, a Professional Man, Oi l ' has, for the last tem years, attended many Pri.es• homing under the abovel)isease, in c...nscquenre hi•ron' site Practice lens been so Botinatte as to &drover a KO CINE that is an INFALLIBLE CURE for COSql d . ,,, P. 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