The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-09-24 00:00:00

fle BO iljtgii MAIIEI-11St efai REVENUE. o In his Wiwith of &hint a NO 1 • suriet y can be happy of which the gritator . part - of thtl 1111.1116P)ClIflit petit end " end where such iineseeptienable lititherity tlitt of Aden, smith owe curs with iheettelette;ptinciplestef eqdity and jestice; there Mt be nu ding' itt adopthil shirr *lntim es I test of troth iit oat prtsentlitittreil. Net Onlf is the pond' we te 7 eceepy thereby narrovistd,;figt it is. • olidered belleatb our. treed ; and Ibis is. every silty desidthlei• for it cannot he expectlKlA4P . t*i ll llP.ho limits of o Niko Stapetoo host columns vest nececirt ty lteferthe must part:devotekto other, Auiugh not more important• sehjecte, a greeter proportion am he allowed than is essential I. the dielneesiiSseion of the subject ; but, oven there, facts and tpspefintents beat economy may be pointed out, and the i remem.. brance of experience, raresod deerly bought,tm re corded. To the edger (of rimqey?, rank to Society); event merely succeed each, *other s nod: sere geiti?er duly ''rattsidered . nor improtredk :wise • W ill thereby be visited to reflection: they will4itsCeive their intimate and eecessefy. connection with. Each other ; they will discover the links which connectpest, present, and, future, and reasoning-from Ike ash*, they will not be unduly impressed by apart. • kjuat . sense of what due to society imposes 'bit taskuppn the reftecting;.but the ci rComstances in ts !MOO! coin; . try is at present placed render it also theinterestisfisiL The Newspapers teems With acceints of the foererse of the Revenue; end Ministerial writers, who dilate thereon, with unbounded* self-oeseplacency,. upon this se a prodf of the improAng,itite of the country. Shallow and soperficial•propleiday - be iM-, posed Spoil by these interested and selfish statements ;. but it well becomes the thinking and-resilectlable..part of the community, to consider 66 wheflier these things ' be so." One of the Members, returned for the Be. rough el Bridgewater, at the late General Election, attempted tojustify hies support of the system adopted, by Ministers,. by similar assertions,: that the country was in.r prosperete, and the People in a hippy, state; and sroiely,,cbuld these assertions have been peeved, no fuller justification of his support, or of . their measures, need be required. But that Hem. Gentleman chose his time and place ill for such an nnqeallfred assertion: feirwith equal truth and justice* war he •reminded, in, reply, that such had been the local increase of pauperism and priverty, in the very place where he then stood, diet the expence of main. • tithing the pooch, Bridgewater had (it ithin the recol. {Wino of. thee' , persons present) increased from-the tram of 3501. annually to nearly 5000 1 . This, •it Joust be admitted, was rather an enbappy practio,pl traemplification of prosperity and happiness; . hat- it the sort of elemplification which will tip* in stogie. , : gees other instaricer. The Report of the Select coo, velure of that Rouse of Commons of which this Geese ittmean had been Member, had told that Ron. Gem. (ream and the cantor', that a system of pauperism oat in progress l which, ' 4 unless some efficacious check beinterposed, will continue till it shall bees. absorbed the proute of the property en which rates' tad been assessed." it spoke of parishes in ~w)igle. 44 the annual valise of land, mines, and hostel is' not sufficient to miiintain the numerous and increasing' your, even if the same were set free of rent;" and, it• is added, in terms calculated rather to excite .feelings of humility and penitence then of ezultation,.. that many•" parishes are fast approaching to this, state of dereliction." That Honourable Gentleman , knew that " no efficacious check bad been inter.. posed ;" be knew that Ministers bad not originated,. •Itoty, had declined the attempt of organizing,:iny measure lot this purpose ;end he further hnew, on the auth °direr the some Select Committee, that 01) this ;host important subject " the, remedial efforts of the -most enlightened men had failed."' Admitting it to he. fast, that the revenge collected by GOvernmeokints increased io the proportion stated in the Ministerial •Papers, this is no proof of the return ot prosperity to .. the country; and the increase itseiftsopposioe if to_ t(ue).is • mile nominal than real, Gr a Aryan' dil(etial ;Rosc of paper money , hadlieen made by. (he tank of gnglantt since the quititerof lastlger, with which the'igmenti of revenitilfaii biotin tt?oi com ttedtheisieret tOoli'placnifore 'tritiittrahy similar that whilst' 11 7 0 4 With which - the tite)'Weits: was - tliiiiebylitOMutet by - the e4OO .with' tisane were' tb tie cbtlined, aft will as i b i t tenipoYarllY fOrefatett drabotraofPri s tlece, • valet o (the et ropey in vrtilibtlidin 410 rft►re~isltd Viii' Mink tapropotiloo. Bei,* etea gigs thii mit theca'se,' • increased isictiiiie'of •sperity ; tie usiketilita that Which 0,0 body onderstatidt, iiiciettleof"the pocrelevy is no proof of the increased ability-of the payer to dis clterge. the' rate. The withdrawing, the allowance heretofore mede act-of their A s sessed 'reties to, fa. Alters of large fautiliesond tbo • additiOnal strictne ss steed in the collection uf the lases, enforced. by Cu!. charges,, and by multiplying.the times of collection,, .thereby shortening tie credit givetu•eistskl all used to increase, the revenue: but no onpreiodieed'aeao will contend, that the increase arising from each sources denotes improvement iu the stale of the country, or confers any thing,hesides additionsl,l44 , ship and loss on the community at large. But, per. haps, more than iu any other instance (eacipting the emission of paper-money), the Revenue hss been in creased in consequence of 'additional impositions, ; particularly in the shape of stamps ; end' by • the temptation, 401 . 41 out to the needy, of lengtheiiistifth dates of bills end. eines by peying • duty, This was a sure way of inCreasti4,ll4tite wenn* (rein stamps; but it is equity elidg4thit what Government gains thereby the Ptihlic thrice:-- Ad there • are Statesmen who settin'th 44/eiti* it al the ..perfectiod of their. art, 'to witted as ' thllll' as possible/limn' the haw* arid indnitil of and *tole Whole siffat s .e detbied to tqe favelihfeig a sea ieliy ibteb, exeilseik'aa.like, they may gh texon bring of Viefil man's ' irelaif do ate ry. ..hek:. boast its &OM' is, 144 COO `can raisedihseeioni; lsettneitrimeteale in its:pre. +4e• is hii etwitk'g'rattilatiolf antljiy:' In Arnerrek, on tkeiatierta i ,lt it'eoissidertd teerltbriaellb elate as few dense :as pobsiltfis on the 'priprkty of the Peopiip weitti• late Atounflintitetien'oris thepart of that Goverpateat, diet :or the' lintel would. Vers . - pealed, - apvesis to ham gilettegettpleaautely these' who officially. aud applied:those tseefore to those whp'sctuttlly paid them. ld'Enetaltd,-the Mi. -• •~. •. 1 :‘ • Tvf.,,it :-~,~t N• -~• . .fi I • •I'M Silk/TAMAN. • *" IslV lhafteso nister of nee grwro 'hectors pie will not submit to a Propertf.T*l of 13 tnillieps ea.year, in • additions *a thek' prsi nt hotileas; imelteattace,' the where system of isiterishie tastatleaeeti bees• abed fished by i•la'w whicll 4 at the Wine eloOsi•dailseed' tf largo-sum for Canals mad _belay/Po, . •.• • • ibliVolv KGY shelf. el. • § . t; oia. 7 -4bO. 00(4 Mer .. hei was 444 i and thopgh* ,geoecol Atlloetion, could be stated, as f ti o l PrinCißii.,ll.l°WgfPlrW !Ilkieifto no dec . : 44se c yet the few purchases vage qv, rather at sneer , terms • 4:msqlp 51(00. tee - 4A Kromer disposition to porcltase, Muocovides was slimed; good working Sugars ilds. . , ~ • .; There was 11141elkosinert dime by -privetetontract lies orc Tuesday, the p,hessers waltiog, the event of .tbe • - • • • • peptic este to, 4s the, tmftet carting) ;:it consisted of _ 4134 ••Vretil.. 'Mt! !reel •• heavily at prices 216 than.lyst,Watek ; woo( Brow 5t,,745. Od. to ; : good, 77..t0 795.; the low Browns, at 74t. 6d. and 75.5. ware dareip;. het•of a very . strong grain, the Whole, suitable for refinears.7- After the teretinetion of the.public sale, we State redaction of ts.'per. cwt.oo Muscovedes.. . The extensive stele by the .Bast India •• Company., consisting of nearly 35,000 begs, took . . piece on Fridae s ,cputiooeil by .adjourvigient till Ne on . * when it finished ; about 21,000. higa oat of the ilip,goo wire sold ; the, prices on Monday. went a lower. (ban Oa the Friday.; the export houses stpd speculators were the chief.purchasersof the Ben. salsb. Anil : as they , preferred the lower descriptions, tfisk - ,psdinocz qualities. have ; gone' off et a small de. g4iastt l vebeirt ,pec lb-lower than the sale of the 26th IsurrEgholteuer qualities at the decline of ,td. Al)*lol.fliee :- • * -- Inez.—Cokes continued languid • and declining htet,sterrit theprices were depressed 2s. Jo, 3s. on .tlie.'We4eiclay, but towards the close . of the week the market again recovered the depression ; only . o' small pert of the public sales could be disposed of,. end the request by private contract was so eacmding.. 17 limited, that the merket, might be ytated hens% end Coffee could not be sold without inbmitting.ti 4, 'small decline to induce the purchasers to come fop • Irmo ParovistorM, ik,Co r .The-ezteniire GOT/ge r meat contract was taken last week. The particulars Art, 20;000 tierces of Beef and*Perlt, •aboui the fol lowing prices, which use considered eitieedingly -rat. 10s. per tierce for India Beef end Pork--51. 10s. pee•hquel fear Navy.. Beef end Poet. The demand 'for prime Perk continues brisk and 'steads's.. Bacon lekeleedg,i hot in rather limited request. Batters re. f eseht ; •necteodingly heavy * yet no material decline. is /anticipated. LINSEED. AND RAPE CAel.—The prices '44. lii*seed • ,and•lts pe Coke continue esceeditigly, high, on, *Cana of the *catchy of food for cattle. , Very lerge parcels of Foreign. Linseed and. ltspe Cake were so'd. • • •.• o,o.—The prices of whale Oil, may be-Mated shade higher, since out last. publication. Thiac. /mate of the 'access of 'the Davis' Straitefiltery are , very favourable; these reports* howe7er, lee 'other triloct than making. the market a little heavy, 'lio .depliec, was hi consequence sobalited ti: j f r.4tinoettlo advance ;,Speria mairttierea: :the letn,hi s ikKicni t .O 5 aria; loot of the seirefty.. 7 ., public-1;614 . o( Oil last ,viirk.ovotsiw! of a mgo.of Cepho!Onit, = of . ii k t iei . ,qe . al4,,tes .in bond. the' 014icalais niditiery 4 just 124, to settle diipati; Si. tea 7010 ; hog& . • 4 " •• : ; . t• 1f4y144 S•tpltp. PI! ge k a W il . 1 1 1 4 Y g 9 .10 0 .1 7r,rr . i?!llll '4 the . IMPorters loaeverat iii. ,shogosere asking h. sir *.prices. ,contirlue' ; heavy. Very eveOsivo. oirivols of.-tar. hate tokoil 1 4 •cfr, Alum • manor ilia ..1191 1 4,sitsii.,--The. *mini jot Rum greatly r.eoft#a Oliva' tip close of lad' wric i particularly. • .fl4 l - ieeward• r foland and the' o* r lP9, ; eil l 0 4 klniii; in "nisi' filature n eed, 19.40,71 .% pfa gallon ,; con. .sideribie . parcels or ..Leewartrs; cinder proof, wer4 taken at 31i., -ocarcely, pareAs ft t .commpout Rom • now, rrer . riotierlp. #1.4 very eel. !noire saki of Leeward proofs' et ;i. 6d • the ie . , . , (prior Jaynaices advanced ity.nearlththe 'We* proper liranclies were very Om. parAkeleely,Cognisc, which conid be purchased pt. prkes considerably Weer; the. infertile dfiei*Piitisill' at Brently were .Iteituy, tot cannot be goosed-at sdecline.L.•• Cebentels'witliont any 'ladle. - • 11;aiie; . 4:14,* AND n TitiLowl.,-.tillSte continues to fluctuate in. an unpreeedented • seelleff •' iluripg,tee Aeat week the prices were—for . Yellow Candle here 's ifitils.: • thess declinioole 96x., and heavy. t the latter price; on Saturday sod Monday the demand again . irelivad, abd 91a,. was retsilae&with fat:Slily, and, for Allah. year considerable sales were reported at 90s.;;1 Abe sootigot say be again stated very homey.. Hemp' and Flag Asay. be .steted in good and improving re. segtpsht.Tho letters yesterday from Pelersburnir elate that tbe **change tsMaieseil steady. at about 12* Coe +--By public sole,-166 bags Tinidad Cocne t • sold. 113 e. to_l las ;.sto dint, Brasil, ls.,lakeo is. . Fads.--By public sale-588. -half chests. our French Plume. in bendy Its. to 66a.-; thesis stew imperial, Kreech. Planes, 840.'16 11 . 75.; 393 booms, Muscatel .Raisiss v on bunches, met. . • Tonadoordethe deemed for Tobacco le set ea a5.. 7 4wrisive it for some weeks preeeding'4. the prices ore; however; 6rsal7maistaissed : the accounts of the Con. tineutal merketsere becoming' more favourable. Fesabtaiills Inmia Halbern 'is rte re4ailaing; irr Ityktof elevation; tint bids fait to class it astoedsf etlift4s in the Metropolis. Dititeisti Nolitititir.-- , l3otnreen eight end nine e'elecitlnslesdal morning,' sleuth, aberni - 17 'yenta at DA palming the' shep: of MS: JAM SIMPO*II hjesiellen tr, Middle -rote, ' IleAborn, seelitt .no *OW th'ir altap,•ilifipre iri, took* clateabli.inid • wilth 7 froti the *indolr, and ran away!. Fortusieiely, ttieserVasit.:mnid happened to be iNthe'pielifir ethe *14;4 n g tint' totes: onOth itirfao tribe* ifedtei; rah teats/404046d lavV'thernierti. Hs? fee to dinteirPirtsteirWith that of of 66 Stoiltbiti!", avid slreti into tiestoely nenivtbeiGthy'Ono hosing 4sarthresiielnaaramt wag pitt ed up by trio maid servant, who folibirtd.biot " • .* • • : blweAlin of di. Octivirs .1 "Puri& Wai Sit a4l' Clat g :tins 1t 76 . 6 101, Mei; for the ; fistritiVe- OT titttlOX. dQn e:401 4016 i the propriety of fOriehig , ti isiaiitabk Chnitt frUte 'iris* Siverllternes, by Dagenhammid itotetOrd;:to •BfAdgesi.elid ti.sise,thq 01 1 4 1 9 1 0*treificAl! proieci 4 , !thick ere ct Orgifel utivSnisirt ie the coUnei of t i fvelt, Has rep igfittritViiite RistPftlit Of isighly4liskinritisbed' persoOs hove hecomb mihstritierr. The Chair leas Isiah by- Mr. Titusist. Mier some desultory cooyersatioe, •, , . Mr. I , I 4PrPI4F P-r9P 42- " A ..#P ldjoe,rtl,t be , l4l • a More convenient irp is the business o f the mar et boa prtvteti~ed malty wtie sive' wet prettiiit: me. &kilt suppeited the propetia. .• Mr. .11 A NCOiCit then named Fricisii the, 14th of October, as she most. convenient All- RlW•borori the Meetingacti l orsted, he wished to. infrirtn, them, that a Gentleman present had a communication to make from Earl St. iriscent.. • .. Mr. Nawaran said, she message fresh the Noble Earl - was no secret., Hit Lordship wit •ussable to attend the Meeting, but he had intimated his inter- I 'tion give the project his support. • . I A Gentleman then handed a letter to the Chair. man, signed by. Earl, St. Vincent, and addressed to Messrs. Joyrider mod Co. Bookers. The letter being . read; it aSpeared that the Noble Essi extersained en favoarible,an opinion of . the benefit tbeinhahitants .of Romford would receive from the projected Canal. that he requested. three 1001. shares might be entered in the name of his vivo* / •• • Mr. 11*scoc then addressed the. Mating, and stated, that the sehemeoriginoted with himself. Ile had takewit up on public grounds, and was induced by. the favourable reception, it.--met, to .persevere, being of epinioa that Geettewsee elioeld subscribe to reduce* survey,: as .the .. ,goost.essolusite means of. promoting the measure.. , :•. The Meeting odjournia to . tie 186 October. • PO.l ICE. • *OW EXTRAORDINARY IN•DOWEING-STREET. Ql7hlin-iQUAteSo- -John Willioessh, coachman, to the Judge-Advocate (Mr. Beckett), end. • Philip . Crags,. a helper in the stables, were chewed with •Intliting two latcbetewootered.fiimoes, end 'nether Siestas staled,, that threat ofiCileli &Wei*, thee! veteran pietist, hid ran several pervonr dour* his hackney-coach, on. 'Peestlay morniegeot•• two : •o'clock, andbe.lefs his. post to raw afterbint. • Olt. I shis return, be met a man lying 'in the gateway in :Downing:street, And after be had moved-him, Isi s called upGreges, over Mr. Beckett'sAnables, sod. the stranger was let in. -Simons rungthe bell at Mr. Becketetinansion, and he was Rowed for disturbing :the fatttily. Between twelve and one o'clock yester.J day morning, after. Williams Had driven the Jedge4` Advocate bathe from the Theatre, the Coedit:lse; abused hint for ilisttobing house on the' 'warding morning, and stripped to fightidos, tte upteeg folk, and the7ntiter watchinan cable , op. 'The vintchmatt swore to • having been struck down by Willbiw, *ad. ibe other watchman swore to. an . a.ssinsit by Greggs. Stetsons alarmed* •Beckett'a family *pin upon •thiociteasion. • In dfOnekr;Wiltlanitsailktbeti be tied merely chid -Shreees site gettiaga him into disitace with his mater, on the former morning, whenleoliosed' iiite rind challenged him. to tett. The coachman. '•turned his horses. into the gatesiay, and stripped 'when the wetiktbee.approacheditim in baling hide; 814 holi hocked- Mk down in' self-dit6ef . 4414ivi ititicing been Ent . Weal. • • Gregg, movie tbateebie loot, *id ete s terkllNt bed been filet itioaniqd b the other wafalimati. Mr. Beck V, Istit)of rtbredlhat'Sittrafif Kid lathed the • booth *ow dar t torn ociosioniri and Mkt: .ifis 141)010 Qlket. rer*: 1,001144 k this the: . Jlldr-AdroCoie.w,3T4ligad glettairelly tolnterfere . !epee the oedsioa. 114; biitlt4 oho con4tbototit' Prisetietil eteteaient;•of• hatibritin Atilt tiled telvirde them. • ' • - The Ma'cifstkl , ftl roprobitad'in ittOrrifli4air thi tiondect of Sitnons, iA ringing'the bell of Me. Wain: and .distothini the house. tittd the 11eferttliitileted` wrong it was hicrioti to have 'hit* gient — YO wateh.bnlite, et M. 'Botkett obsetved, h. teethed, had .been the aggreitor end' his t cciftideit . • was the most mit retro it nt it attinvai Stittott;' War' tesit. tiat el 38, St. Johu-street, Clerkenwell,•ofiliesnid-aO eeintootse, .on an ioforrowtion • charged with isilift4 . three qbattern loaves !of.breavi deficient len onocei •and:a-bilf of the - iegm weight; the chergtt' btbiWie: made ant, he war *untitled :la tho pi:nifty:of fad! `shining, an eance. . • ••• Antes Dr*er, s 'seller of breed; I 17; GatfiM giitte, but who is inpplied by the .saere bakery • wis '.e.onvicteri in the ptoity of 2e. Od. an Oviiia; for • i-defitioney of twelve greegei °tinted le four tiftlteili •lorret. • -• tr #.. U trios; rikvt.Yettbillay • br? „ 4o4 10, of nelfil c deplorible ittpetwerice, well briiieht Wore the• Me. *strati by "rods; the eanstable Of thrlitcltaieh;:wfta. etiathd thetheinetidThire selltitlng Witt , tif 4 llll4lfl friarS.road ; the only. article at covering 'whitk , had was a piece of doe4se, filthy Prt'hg, whfey'llts 'w'rapped leend his body, and filstenid'ititbl'pletti •of rope: - Ulbst;being'qbestintittt, tire shill' stated, without:beat-Aim: that hii litherll4llthetaiteSildw • • he lured in 'Potrs;ctrort, Cried -Inn-lani trek is by trade's carpenter;: his mother was and. 'they both 14t1 plenty of .entptoreent end his brother, who' wilt *abbot ntuelettrs- of age, were re.: pisrly' seat' oat every day' Iheir phrents g6l if, the money they possibly cedlil beggi nit ; thew boll or 'whet 'theyl prhdarkett•they give to their tither slid :might+. . • Tire MhdtiTithiittlirected the: constableln tate the child to the4itish Officers'. of /1011Voitt' perish, .wheeze the bleb& of the child info - ran theta .their inflation.* covidget• Win. Fordati: wt sthifted" on sivipteies pit -of 'cora. lettltiag'nurneroot - tobbitttielcirefeireir agiiint hint' by -11 constable of Lambeth, who took • hint ;nto custody 'believing' hint to be a. stsiiieleis" character. Oa hint, thurteen iratchtis were foetid able tis tativio ‘ ' wbGsb were' serfpoied to itolea s party.--Ile was remsedeti for forthei"ekitalaiXlOte.. • ! , I • I ,ri, t_ is. Vto Ati4 l 4l,lk Mlititooo, i iwnaelow-11•Wati.7-Xesterday, .at the requa s i '' titi LO:fri #11417 tiO4-0014iinatotinitl . . . at n i lill kikooll.h : haft, rep At 0.'17,064; of t i i s • b e faeoltneted that O'i*nnd, who is 74 years a agcy i f t Oti s gaga at the above pOtiltin 'lotto eokiideralion. • It i oi applied, to the ,1 4 0 . 0 Mayor to assisi,ltins,i a wa _7.l' *pp * cation for,l t btatdrsi the P t i rreih e I:40 4111in acrd Kb l e t sitts re l t ear7l is /riie w r' n ir r i k . a Inal..cliiiilet:lZilititi4l'i l ie ~,... ~. ~ . r pone, wtas. who, Iliovign quite* insane, has sing confinement conducted Mosel( with the almost timin g news, h a s , ' Isiah tik reliant to..bis native tottotrit, bi t not, k * .t a t i ° .g,.! l !e..."!!!!! • GI .Pivii% billion*, ib e Loan, am A YOK limner! to know if ill.. Ararylean hilt*, . 'at wodfa Ildie 'pan 'Gossett to artist hit ti p. Consul obsertifsf, it iviii •oot ;ie ilk po;th i t t ' ot . • ally to assist Mr. 0 4 gnad. bet ee en i ntliOideli ha would do every . thing he . could foe hi s; an d that a subscriptitm wea t ifet tot, font, he . ,w u •ld, aii •rid, fr, it own purse, sabictibe doable the amount of any oder individual. • ' '•• • ' ' ifenr# - Ilitt's. t self totlfe.fint aitd'illema n A li ii: was brought up and charged with stealing a pared, H. the property „of Moses Joel. Tnis mail, efitt il l Waierboraie,. of •tliellstin will Two Meeks, t a t . v 124 proprietor, has far a long time toast been releas e l y and Mr. W. has been a sufferer In a consideraMeame4l-77., &los 01 length falling opens Itti. rift. be was i Dim „,...,_7: 1 Harris iteclioed toying any thing, said was failig - I nu Tli tta i ls Neitglitelor i did. .. - * • . W HON ii,suAy.- Atter. it , . , yqullin.Jl. .. siE Pa AN IT7, „ ltribert Jmies:ageil 13.. and lieber II ition,aged 1:4;,,,,: 't.'" • i the hat ander asiliellctineitt , charging them it rik itteg‘sta value 15s. theipmperty. of Thomas Moss. . . .„... .", ~ . •rtsese t o Oil it iert eprerh r ors presented a want wistrakt e 60 , 4 , tide. Their Ituggiird'cOtintentinees evidentli sltand theme,* 1 u.,4•• they lived ays they bad scarcely a rag to to; it bath,,,i s a !al beech plarast. in that &Wel. ail auto% they ems, gof eat very little wordier 'be. isite towed guilty o.- tausirr o k s iiii Yam, laid to their charge. It appeared by the evideace, local while the Pensreetorodil I ia a s i• I/entente sinfijen.eller ' NV.It Nhiell a reW thirmiet fps% 6110 p , the two Pritstoers had tin, red is.itud tiara he vis t a e d i n •tallood tons there. Joao, immodiairly asked fur a gold t plate 'or a antra, but the Prosecutor missing the watehorayaig 110 a both. Non beisyr_ mar .. Is 11 1 1 Inc rua;,,,y, Migs se,l , o 4 , is Search di, se d i e h .. e ." l'ite was -0 was foetal tamp .1, 44 L amid Maws the. diLl he knew I.OININN I , f.lanes4 and that li. soi .to the Asap behove be.% ie.. . Tot, wet e ,lenth taken into ea,,toty. The Jury fiesut . J•a t es gall ..otitl....qi , n•o Ma•ou. , Toe Comma i Shit.tiAßT coo. lobed the Pri•ooter . loon 44 keeping such bad co 'Taut). nod olowrved,ith..l he had am ruw . . .Iv...escaped'. pouwhiatest. Jost.,e w And c. : rsi t iut l , b e wr y,* ilunisbed. Such juvenile ikpirtlut u 'lanolin besullmrd to ' , commit rebberikls upon t e pro mily , stroitires with imp, N ty. The boos wore ; thew take ,. pi, .he me. •ad the (Nana. :511 - O.ILAIT asked Mr Brows. the K eper of Newpie, whether he knew 'Hay thing of Jitney V • • . : Mr. brown.-01 per, my birth he has bees In criOndf he% . ... .., ark me La • b, an in rut old a of..an„ Ink ind;esed far itasi. lag a qisaalii7 of plate and wiiiring-apparel, th e propenylif Mass `vary 14 ilk in on. ; • : •• • s The facts of the cave were clearly proved in evideare used the Prisoner gave ion a Alien detente, in which sit, • me • that .she was certstut to ow .Prosec•troc, a hit was a I tail, • mato tamed tit receive the vides of t;entle'..eo al her house. There. 'picric .n qiiestiOn ,he had been desired to pawn b. her allures, toting in glestEdistress at the time She neared the t:,, on w i t 04 was not the only time she had pawned g o.ss at ihereipsegst her mistre:s. . •. . . ' ' TO so pphr thete . allegriliorn on witnesses were called, and the .Pr sonar was found-.t 'silty... • . . . • The•Prusecittris is an imeroting young Lady, and &vies the whole trial r9intaiiio ih till'. . ••'-The• Criefon. SEIOLANT told . the Prisoner that aiming/ is *Web she bad framed her defence had madrageravatedilie .4 fence, and that she woulst meet.wilb a suitable punishateat..., • Sarah' Spencer was indicted rot renting frets the ' 4 Job, Carron 14 one pound Hank motes; mitt some titbit* , . The Prosecutor is a poor illiterate 7 irishman t the war Which he had been sobbed had been the sayings Of Owlets' hard labour, which he intended to hale-'e44 to hielidiela Ireland it; a few days, Itlekig !is want of - &indent *NO* deced by the l'risoner logo keine a Oh her itib,LOodlharre• I)rury.lane. and bud not been five minutes in tietrbefnet le robbed clan the motiey lie bad in the world;• .11e d ine caned out for the asitehasan, and several persons. of- MA rushed imathe room ; among them was Mr„Wallace.iii*All of the bogie. The Prisoner was teetered. nhd senrehrd, hit ps Hank-noter were found mina her t a pooch end a:esillidgilm Imagine to ilie Prosetetor were however discovered, aid Oa was takes into custody. . The.jary cosiodasverdict Guilty.- • • • : • The Coantott - Settrrorec enquired why the landlord at the 'house, io Charles-street bad not been examined before the /be gist rare V • • - The ,OMeer who look the epitome into custody replied, -thit laildlords of this sort seldom liked to appear before Mordant. If they epeld avoid k. • JiiiSrah 'Which veal consieted•af steeling a gaudily of bulk ,the proiterty of W4.llleitish, It q.'sl. P. VoREINItit'S I:IWITESit - An laqui>titiw Was 'takiii before Me Latits, Corner fee Witithstnitee, at the l'ornatittee.risom, St. James'irWortaiines Poland -street, on Wednesday on the body of lir. Dederick Renaud,. The Jury viewed the body, which was in sorb ablate of pi. trefaction that the, could nut discover a s ogle &Mare. • . . The Foreroah of the JOry enquired when the deceased:died. mid 'being informed that it was un the 17'u inslool. be 0410 ,, Inquest ought to have been- taken stinger, for the trawl. aot.illie lives of the : Jury, Jaight let afected by such tegligell delay.. • applicatinn hod bees I,l:+de-to the Magistrates of Mahe b‘soirgb-st mei Police-Office.. ts bet fier the pnri+h would! WO' Aillahle in .burying the lusty.. the t'oroner heing Goof toe, sod the Magistrates mid that the hod, might be interred host- Inanely. if the parish officers were of opinion it might calls Infection' if it has above ground übtil the Coroner wised town. • The. Coroner's Clerk wiped, that it woe the ditty 01( bekOeof Mt &Wish to inforsothe. Criroattarkaaa - lagetat .N nreestary, mid no in , nfiontion of the deatb at :the defrayed given omit .fight o'clock on stainrdny oisitt. mid theft . , saidllsat Tuesday would be the most convenieat day fut r ;ory - to sit, . The Jury said they hoped latch delay would Dever take plats agoin. 'w ilil44ll**videsice, that this Arc a-ed bad resided foe • some yenn at the house of Mr. ilopkius, lin. 8. illitel-sireeLT lie went •to hod On Wednesdity eveniog, and on Thur. ay nips be was Jamie' date lying un: hki 6,4 wha his eht•lien on: A Snritetva gave it 'am his twaiimot, that. the. deceased died ea lAcIl• • nesday night; he had,therefure been dead 24 h ars wheafnsaill ha sage al.o aiiinion that be.died from. Join raptors* nf a blend 1 14' 1 . qr t#P O PIeFY• ere no marks of r intoner 'wag body of the deceased The witnesses did not belie,e am b it Muted: had taigas paitou,vii there were no phials or . cups* the room. • ~. The Iliireman end other juryaliee said, that bad the Wog* lain beet, taken' sooner. they mlgbi halve had better evidence to base stanbled them to retortufseir suwdici t they 'night have well theniseives whether there ss e.g ma, as B.f. violence on the Wlr also have forowe;rl their own . opinion, from t h eis owe 4' servatiffit, whether be hail takenvoltion Of. lint • • ii4: ll oPrigedin htive.beco the fault of Ow Iseiffilo.thl 'SP It oitit,veas Apt taken berme. The Jury returned a verdict II "--..Mediri'lbe visitation of (hid. Eik, . , • On the 811;0i May. au Brtosbay, in his 7Rth year, Corr birlt.. Esq. of the Iln t. Ems India Comp my's Civil Service, foluiertfa Member of Costae% sod Governor of that Weil- At Squthomplott, in Site 9:50% year of his ;le, Captain Jame* Brooke Ridge. of the Hoo. East India Company'. ‘1.1.t &DO Reginvelit of Motile isfontry. • Uo tlselthh inst. Mr. Itiehard Vitamin...aged 26, son of Mr. 3 mlitlei Wio,oitl, of.lliond-grange, We.thans, Essex. 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