The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-03-02 00:00:00

tether g. found a eii._. ___ . gtegl., . geniis,- was, aii r anderuath Mhe‘e be sat Am/fond a green silk purse, They were commuted fee another nomination, and when they went again brought up Howell was in. terrogated aside by the officers, and diOldstged. He, it appeered, gave; sea information as litolueed an officer to go' to the hoese of Mr. Simpson, a slleetsenith, in Cagtle-street, near the Porcupine, with a eltrittglefirrnat. l egman Mr. Simpson;.`tipon seeing the warrant. telly gm. h ono lidgmjAhat Le; bad purchased ,:prefierty-st I. Lich trie °freer wad in quest, but said dalliesommed is—Msramoartener ion will - •tvril to bun (it did not appear hew) t his hones toitild be searched. ' lie then took the officer with bin ta U4'1'41116 orWhlrs. S'lnancnis„ in thi tuttain-road. where. a - . tin•boi gem' 'produced containing ~ neatly tlle whole the-mtotiefly stolen from Mr. ' Sander.'" heist-. :41e^aftetWardi took him to the house of M It abwingses'mother, in Lambeth, where clerk moles on file night Of the burglary was fdand. g - The . itUrpatetolited the silver thimble, found on t ' ptiaonef 414 IMetifrupine, were' produced, and pro . to be the . propery of Miss Saunders, daughter to 1 poseteirthir. ' - Maude.", the shopman to Simpson, was examined, and depeski, that do the morning of the 14th of February; matt tapir bone, two genteelly dreued men came to th. I-. ease end inttuired for his master. He called him dew and they Went into a parlour together, and Witness. ill pasiinuthrongh the room, saw a quantity of trinket., Le., spread on the table, and some money pass between Mr yammer and the strangers,' after which the latter I went away. Witness took the clock to his mother's house at the dealer id his master. , Simpson Strongly protested his innocence as to any frodibledge that the good, were stolem, and said lie had removed them because lie felt all the horror which an honebt Man ndgitt he'expycted to feel at the thought of I.i. ging goods of a suspicious nature found in his house. • The peignoir liblie't was fully committed for trial for the (Mbrglary, sad.' Simpson for receiving the goods knowing them to tuts been stolen. Bail to any amount .0 Js offered for Simpson, but refused. 'Ade . Loiter, a genteti4ooking lad, underwent * an eestObation on a charge of uttering forged 101. Dotes, aril was remanded. Thi tie most prominent trait of beauty in either Sex, is a, Head of, Hair, •iskich is easily produced by the wuniferlul powers of ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL. The original and genwine.:--nblela possesses exclusive suer pulp pcopertsertin ooitrietting the Hair, peeventing its filling off, or tar&ng Grey in cases of Sickness, Alas" liluM, !trusty, Aceouebufents, Bc.—preserves it to the larrit petfoil uflife; promotes a luxuriant growth ou the lialiltst places ; adds strength to the roots; produces Otfold Curl*, which damp weather or exercise cannot steer; renders hair'that is harsh and dry as soft as silk, e l e si k elegant, and beautiful. This Oil is invaluable injlaaliursery: as a dse utteation to Children's Hair, is of the greatest importance. It eradicates the Seid l ipso:4W pleasant, and makes the Hair firm at the Hoots, and , tison• stamina for a. beautiful Head of Hair. Pro. (Weer Whiskers. Eyebrows, Six. This Oil has been f.ir twiny years universally admired and acknowledged sit periar to all other. and- by its inestimable virtues, is daily Wino/grad will, the sanction of Royalty, the No biiity, Grimy. and Public, at large. The sole Proprie t.ws have just supplied their Agents, in Town and Coon t. y. witissi valuable quantity. Ahm their EasieNce or 'l' iirs. l.r chssozing Kerb or Grey ilair to Black or tiros ase—Ther tactician is Sigurd A. KOWLAND a:id Sox. LOS 011 1... 04,4 1 L i du much .I . ll}/11 4 11 , 1“- • The Earl the Diedlle. ries of Ireland. sod emensesods happidettow eierrewpdad race between a ,Itioblelagetl anthetbe Whateeeller br thi Exchequer woold.peate advantages,. thildeleibb dila- lers. I 111,. •••r .. o .• •. 4 •• * ' The Ea rl Ist I. a lTaftP(YOL esithittekst iliceboietta tion irregular, eigninved the house to.adjoo.o. Lord CALTH MIT. said the object of the 4,74in1i11, passed in 1614„jtpd been defeated by theverdwilfof averages. The .ohlit Earl defended tire prevent Agri cultural Committee, and observed that he etteuld look forward with great ersafsdawee is the teeth of their labours.—The Howes sldjoemsed. • ' ' itqrSA 01 COMMONS, Captain olatApy. pretested a • Petition front the Grand July of. the City of l a irseriek.complaining of the 1 Act of Parliamentothieh enables the Corporation trews- 1 seas the city arbil liberties it is larger fate than tkwy were able to brat'.—Ordered to lie on the table. '. . .T ••• . . . AQUILL LTL am., INISTIIJIWI. .• , IQ , a, 4 f Mr. LAWLEY presented a Petition from eselili- tee copiers of laud in the county of ..Weinvirk, praying that the landed interest may be protects ! by importadeat du ties in the same way** the. interests of the manufacturers are now by law nehtected. Mr. OlthlN VEIN: stayed for accounts of all capper Im ported into Oreht•Britain in the year ending January, het; ilistingnilMnx the ilifferept, sorts of coppei, litil 'the countries fror s lslucli the Wits saw Fecund. -He also moved fox . kof the Sapor ts within • the some, period,. di og .01e-Quaituairtyr t t from the.toes *6 {.plan, sat •Pagitiffift the to which the same had been expestreg...4.llldeeel. -Sir It. SHAW owee notice, that on Wednesday, the 17th April. he wouldascore forleaert to 'kw Bib to repeal the Window Thwin Ireland. • Mn N. CALVllltilb.verwed for the aopelnitnebt of a Select Committee .toi nire'inte the forti!itores of re rognilaiteei befbree• Icistratti;:-;The mirror was f agreed to, trot Vulledi ti•Torthwlth appoinVed. Sir W. L'AMONlyikvOir. Accounts of the Imparts and Eiportt of xr‘Ar. dap year ending Jea n . , 1522. Ordered. • ,..1 ..f.l .. ~,f . j • ,•, . ICI.-HUNT. `.• ii et ~. Mr. WAlllMpnewbsse,t a Petition hem mettle labs bifida* of the town of l'ainten, trompialaiig of what they regarded as the namerittl'and tiniest punishment iatficted on Mr. Host by the regulations lately adopted in Itcheeter (hot. He regretted that he did not see in his place an Hon. flart.(the Mamber for S 1111 l erset),heranse he wholly differed front him in the view whit be took of this case. lie cou•idered that to allow a prisoner to see his Physician or his attorney. was not such a relaxa tion as to take from the character of solitary confine ment. It oast always be intended that these should have access to the party confined, or they might as well put the individual tWileath at once. 'I he Petitioners dwelt on the fact, that Mr. Hunt, on receivingietsteoce. had asked Mr. Justice Bayley, whether he was ten teaced to solitary confinement or not? He was answer-, ed " No." It would. therefore, be seen, that what had recently been dune nith the unction of -one or more Le,,roed Judges, who had beta mentioned, was at vs rimice with what boil been stet, 41 by Mr. Jeatice litaylev. The Yetitiowwas end, tad ordered to lie oil the habil,. Mr. HUNK gams mein., that on Tnea.latl he would -not... for Retires •rolvf. ye to the rttablishment ..f the Other of the Commissioners foi tbs itetlquaptiosof the .:1* ..,,..... _ Mtn .. , ~.... t 1 1.? '' to.' i • ,:, _...-.. me bought all alike entitle(' to redress, • for hiqpart, be.woeld 'mainly, ready *leis* ble i linephie exertions to any one nithdood lilli nalilli li a . assho.-, 7 (llear. bear.)—The Hue. Newallartisenpressai td to state some details of the tresemoitot Mt with which the public are already ilduelik tended that Me. Hent's was a ease'fataarti ~;; 1 .. It was notes be borne that any set of alto y.. 001 on themselves toalter and aggravate the ettn,7' ~.„ upon Mr. Hunt. The gaoler. Bridle, was Tetip • ti m pl" situation fur LOS days after be was declared Ai office. This statement was borne oat ke t the Commiisioners of Inquiry. The firmaaaarg Hunt was then suffering solitary coallsempet—wdoso be would call it, for it was in every sense inpiArsteenitei solitary confinement. He could not forbent polyps" 161P4 tribal. of approbation to the industry, ancrtear &- dependence of the Commissioners-04 ovs ~o Igm Mr. £stconrt ; who brought to„ light ip _ln ~ , It ahnser which existed in Ilcheiter gull. Mi. nat,w4a entitled to credit, for it was by his isatrimantality_that the iOvestigation was made, and the had practices of the prison exposed. It appeared that beforeshatethe gaoler was not resttained by the surgeon, Dor the burgeong the Coroner, nor was the Coroner himself rearrMaled' the Magistrates. It appeared that a weight et 411 b. iron was appoint.' to one prisoner who otasialltalklos• complain. In reading over the report of oir ctrow siouers, lie (mold not persuade himself that 0 'le s Ant reading the scandalous account of some niatf-lip"- , aoit of a madhouse in England indeed, but is act country. Ha believed it was worse than Bedlamoo letters to the prisoners were opened io dsliac ofNte . Orders of the Secretary of State. He would oath..., alleeffob of the house to the case of Mary Cate sattAstt infant child, as detailed on a former night belliellMit Pciaotl (Me. Bennet.) He would contend that itematind rate punashatipate were indicted. The water used brill* prisoners was not the pare river water—they were{keliio yelled to use the dregs filtered through the sewers. 7fili Hon. BarohFr(Sir T. Lethbridge) hail said that be. we sorry that Mr. Hunt was ever coutined in I Ichestergaufi, So was lie (Mr. Hohliouse), but he was glad for else saki of the üblic—(lo-sr)—who should regard Mr. Ilentio the light of a benefiscror.—(Hear, hear.)—No matter what his Gallas or his conduct be,it could not be deoied but be had rendered a great public service in exposing' the unheard-of atrocities which were practised in Ilebell 2 ter gaol. Mr. DICKINSON defended the Magistrates of Nit mersetshire, and said that there was a disposition‘ots their p!irt to carry into effect the suggestions of dm Consuits.ioners. Mr. BEItNAL snpparteil the petition. Mr. BENNET thought the fact of their not having opposed the new regulations proved that they met with their approbation. Mr. tY. SMITH thought it fortunate that the abnmi complained of had been discovered through the interfe rence of 11r. Hunt. To him it appeared that prisoners should have the power of communicating the grievance, of which they might bare to complain to3lonibersof that house. Ile hoped the petition would be allowed to lie on the table, and that it would cause the evilscousplaieed of to be speedily r. wedied. ldir R. WILSON supported the Petition, and corn 'tinned 00 the ronduct of the Magistrates in suffering ten pounds weidht-of iron to remain on the wrists of a prisoner examined before. flfem.- • Mr. P. AtO4lllP, did not know Mr. Hunt ; but kg knee that he au a British subject s Ue had japal4amoti . .. a c•.• ~., v:i .4 l e boo .~ t • 7 t ....) . tesessi4.l-•., ". i_t_ -pelia.• et , rte. Br •iCelltftee of d o ~11, *mean; oti foot. - Igt.efispani . : e llto NomeW igkee,44l at . repeal of sere 'llth .Parittnot tough the compound in .. OisiVl air-Millions. When the NI. id sdations were at the , • & chain r itt ompospove.that the. ' mum the prieePft 4 1 ofillsefistitlf by ' rest. was at as sod": ,' The 14 1 e 1.0.7 1 1 DERR?' said'. thitirtit Iftliflifelter o st cat that might asn•ros be lit tilifllerWilloos Veiled to tits mpr4ccatios tel tie 1 kaidatispkot* t. ... Yeah. TiliißhiLlEsotqltemoil bets astos.dirielt at hem t thmiltiotell Lore "dab of mourplor of ivonelftims, whet Wise there was ibli els* glibser, Ile ronle woleestssi Iblhpreseot ouseammer of the Noble Lori tiny well; it le. to• destroy the old asechinery of the Silti ng Ned. it Ili the purpose Of kettle. into his own 'ands. lie srorted. die n the proem. of the Sinking • u sd mom . 4 pat at innepoasai isetere w t,: 0 st. as the la noood. • . MAACK wished the tionoomble Meneher it Oerfe Castle bad brought forested his Mallon to a the INIMPs%bi iselbjoet tif it coot! biers here folly maim,. O.; tits subject 'kende be ilisrnsse4 in all in t ,, . 'Le/ hoped that lid simple debate wooli tato 1 • - • • y.t some fait's* sppertunity. .. • L .Jk. •L 1 ' BitLY mid, that he had usidtrrstnod from et Moo° Aloofness etbot-an atonal sea carbon of lanes est tonnes,: limensaletbe asset better for the Noble Led svellovies4 , ...4* . rs' the' HOGIB to mike ststmeesi ittftel= e ll66 cenfrielrtee spoil ',whir ornate ! l it . truants wbech he had, present. 4 to o , it, torall.efou.," else Oaf idansi accosts ' Va aiteina. They were. in fact. both fdlyne. et V o L i esktlting sari some ia *pother. He (Jr •M) to Out Treasury to enquire into son et ' l4 ismatradictions, mud to endeavour to get them misted lie wiwailkata,avrere iatellirvit Gentleman. Mr. ilit,'-it Inotome=oaltle to reconcile the oecoorts. t o t *aria a to submit a motion to the iimi.: srl this subject/eat loose future period. he shoul.l sn• • 0 94 , 4 11 t itr' l l4: , e 31arqueas of LONDONItERRY berreti en" '' ellftetheein,aliolionly stated that it woold be idt or ° elliefarliousent ...to what they should do with or ow plosirisislytalltist wise hereafter. It was for thee, to tibitiest wissetbor it should he applied adely to the re;is• ilia ofttittoilev'ellrleled with any other o bject; nteen tilitiortner ISOM should accumulate at ,mmiunittl interei., terivbether the whole surplus should t taken, ont pen of it. That stalk der view lie took -I the q uests , . aill skit 1.14.41 b, Opinion which he expressed to tie UMW i ':•110•4 .•e `"Load ALTHIMPit said that 1w 11.4 understood as: dont'' , that thane prustwctive reductions . r re annottnee,, whereas tinOW:totnee out that they erre suit to r ent'' coheiteistion. The .LitiANCElstent of the EXCIISQUE" ''' market.' upon what bad hales front an Has• tiele. ll° ,, relative to his applying at the Tres-ore for a.figrod,:, ="lr dm pins soco•mt.. ra ii,e.tirokr .. •tiust baulsomstolaverftleat those arrosuts it"t h q. somesese .nillosreoliel *nem r to say.thse Ow llosou?.. 1116.......1111.1.1utiltatt•terteat,.11e:44 leaStA- 1 , 11 , i ',7,, tiostieusau to wlllfnaelsoi, situfft4:'Alt. "' ' ' r . 1. whom a more intelli t • 4Mr 'map , git do P . ', iii de litat pki lie 'St 4 thailiftli e s r I . . 1 [ • . * IN ... SIPA .. . Me i da . • 1 tor risedfor similar • ---. ot the . 77 a . ro o my treated, end a was entitled ostneer t s u dal t i h rib e en pro boits t enit ' 7l 7 .6, : asti - e : have not, you swat not , 1. litri . , : y . ... , , r ... , • commissioner •.1 . • of hat house. He Isoptd ereil subject in Raglan,' voila assraeothord, became if ont . meats prom any thine agaiest the persons yogi ,e, Lege; i take l that N a r a . o ftu d n i n e tt s case. If m if i l i o n t i i le off traduce the Teeter of - persons who do i -If llll Olt' . sea i • .., , . • 8 • t18111111[11:. / sot appear is this cause. orfonomiii_ney are ion, ay L ord. lid 2 ' eri of BLES 0 NAZ no :. • ' Sr. silobed tot uh a speedos respectisw as in behal of those w were thus oppres s ed, they eellia ~..t do their duty. me, or at lout they am yid by my prosecutors. data I "(me 911 thtt l ererfitl e rj a Pet e d * .:- .' 3. I t i r katte is try woe re st The petltiott was brought tip, and ordered is i, i Connor SIRS k:A ST-The Court know of no such pro• aursoartow as ttrfki *me saele44 , "Ord b inset to brit* printed. s,crtors. The King is here the prosecutor, and it is not Lord Krso rose to Cl for tufa:me:dos 4 , for so to take advent eof th atilt of defenctop• -Fossil. bor a • - *AO le „ s va-v.,,„ " mblebinaluisda - a yen ImprenTob info e n t nss I, • mado,Ol ,- V the indiiidial to who ale • eEtion of the h a y, i • a report ,aßeenion in the alto Latta. It apeeirell 0 4 440 0 ,1111k IPS Ilse nine With .is am en- bad bees called, bet bet amid tyuna premitley i f, ' • sly.e,e,ii • 11. e i" uit "P"` thass r l zi g i u, the semi to another brooch of Ake lough) . the played -.. - ' -penia whi t i, • ~ ... - had bi'es appoloted to take ~ • ii i • .what• Was 1 le#Wo impact, -., i , Ask+ hOfrad - trwhotlAW l •' M lo'Llleinashire, ivied 6 • 1 . )I '4 •• * •"•' • l l .' 'i v ," 1; 4 3 14. • ..i, 4 , 4 0.10g 3 t l e TG Ate 'of Agrindturii. A num • - • sllle. !kW ON s,OIIM molded was. saw . tsar ihonmad a p!opms bel l op.put rrea 7 ..,04 , , !.. 4 . 04 . 4 . 1 coon osooti ~,K, salter bet ri et . A* intention to recommend au sin Aso, a Oho ftraostofelaada. 4 -addresse r = op Ise . 11114eat tiel lt • .tue Corn,Litsrs ; lo.comegoenca of that en se 4 1 snit the . AI altinica, Th e mg . a H '', ".'•• .. 4 .who act with hiss. tolm..colled.hYln- - eilkor. - • -, ~ n dsoararoarnm.aerernre. satural to auk , the Noble Lord at the bowl • ../14-11111NNST wand foria. Mash of the number if siawsoW6l l Wat_loss_lNWllo.alleint timaTerlialiest V a i l - I ;43 It s Z e net ti t... :1 4 ° L 6 o e rs h l7t i la til e a r t e ll i a s s a iw O 4 ind bee iloT d et .t. agai ei ns sa t . t i's Goorrawallati • whether the Committee , •". i eandees sese't oat of the di . shod lilapdan Mu tied yedr; .WWeassollm o orMlawl troledilif thee beef i i t i a mbi t lower or rani th e prima of Cent Any de - I 1117 o o deni t h rt ioiroklAa ay t e..ooothar snit Is ruck 4 ; i ll i ii s .• iW/tidddli ti = *been le l i e. .1 ilea. aresopiracy. now pending. .... • • •L'aLinses SEmsaater- , -IVe Wow of so stack inellcithist thaliabiwa awl" seesolos- atom Is the k, II Philp, she *imp o p t . o s poopokoo . A t ha ..._ .... en Mr. tie Inothar . _ _____ .. _mensar ala a ted c....d diat a ... tonal:Na rd i! . 1 . .. , . prams. in each yen.-9rd ...... .... ~. c . T . - ...woo et fie .....2 '60 . . - illt , ~ -, f hens opyr e en t . fi e • ' Biller. Mil 8 Inn; mid you bare end yonielf that a Bill or altrand, i idea and anjast, and ought nut to Isr ens- He e 7,„.r *1 cur 7 ''"11 b : •, W. ' isorfaVO.' • .../. : •... 4.... '. . . •"'" -- / - "'"'.g r , • ' his att ar* , .' Ili 1. ••• .. N° 64 ls 6 , 60146 4 . M I X e° o ' 111r1 HUNS mired fora return of this 1111110 9091941. that it •-' was e e. - 1111 . 011003,4 VIM to Per,° 4l l- 16 06 PY ameguj of tea of th45ed.00484110711 . 4 1 1 4• Ar e • •Ne ' tupelo-mg - ill Yt s I " lak gwe • miffed iliAtain. ear 1 T M :trll t• IT.110 4 : 1 4 ! 1 • ICS. "'le ... 4 , iii tctr Ht-= Lott). I thotp ht I had a rigitiM l ,.. - . 4, 1821, adrObo. Omni tor ' ?to and • . - . '' be liiil A 4 O r 'Pri 4 tint 116* b itb P.M"' ingl:s li t a t 114. Smatland. and reined, sad- in sons a l= P* ll . llol . el i reak sat or. • - wr -04, ut. with your defence. • .. ~ . . . I in Um nano of his defence . alluded to 6061 d bOillswersaise 84:"bile to 4661 ‘ I set apart gait Fowl& witblhot mhee'MlS fa use- dersil • 11) INI , r "` l • ai ' . 1 adept andled. they ralestaloi f cons, if s bean •t . - - .sr ! '...l)si . - . The' ilissidatina. rat - •: r ~ they gad is g e. .. , ~,,- g o ern He -.... ~... - 'NV . . The' dlissaaants-h.'fleioriase been no mention rieriad W 416. name. its lb* 1 A ...;', ~..._ • if, the Capit a l , . d•rltektAiwt fAfiVeisi voted for mg* ' : 1 111114 '' ll' low a egientatie l - * . a IhrePtilltollenitstillettidoBl(llll• the *bole of these 'ati "Ml* hers "'that statsdaM 6 eons lAw . . r 4. o'r u... us • The mi tt of that amaditeeisito increase . `. ' . 4,,,A _ , 1 813 to 1821, to the Nary for ► wear 0 CU Wintered td defend the contents saf dm g me t all That law g 6 r 6 fi11t,.. 6 4* t0 nedtbrouuls • a_ ' sled s t i o . i sitesisix errs - i fs. t m ition sisti!iii his u s . l a t eaka A l o l o St ." l - •- , 1 ,i_ i fitelipp i.. 111 . i ri be t rt: l6l 414 1- g des' • ? 1 / 4 ft; .. 'of t w ei ttic t ! b e t i t e tzt o l o tn c t i lso o ,a, :,..,,, ,„„,„,„,,,, i ,,,,,,,, iii ; z „,, .. hmt 64itr i t T ii.tiot ' il. a- 4 . J , cur. • . - wel o me o ntaa 4s :ati; Tr 'tbdt, t44.l • ga ' so m e / the total a. 'awk ' Parra am 1 18 1 ed en, '' - ..• .., Iv. ..ve )., savili 'co slug ,too esideme.. ilk abeam aneter. 'tr ~u„. 0 f io s i„oitt„ ' -*eu muna Tote i 111 r. GRID •ar . 4 " . Ur Rat .a.spostios to tit Right Hunt tbdtbantllar *Nits • Znillesserr reic ire is i anialtelse *lie pat st to the Joey t• eissigio solOPlONiggittt• 2 it' '• • 'i .: ties **deo • Abet - Xsity I li, ' . iation Act is 7/ MeV r Woe /rid the Sinking MIX ii yid hairy whether it was inh year • 1817: • _ .kg the intentibi WM , cm: an IWO:p l . ! . . • venfolowit ret t. r. •. ie --.5•01 4i,aro. ‘ ll . ...1 L • ..• ii ettakai mer motor d ii , , . ~ .".• _ s .. Aftor !dog for a short time. the Jury •4i .1 . • Sir J. 9,5,11011N/F sold Olialto,soold,liskas objection ta tof one - the 'al ctrl rritßaatailfedliii was • 'l l -0 1 4 1 • liidl 4 o 3, , ,'' • :`s . '"' r `:, 4. ' .°"" n " . - r ' brit k rm." ellar " illY* as tilig : e' i trer4 n tioti. *. a/l b. 414Ai I. , te t tn did * verdict op pay of the • ••• Br IMP othir 1... ' . - +/', '•-•• . t'll 1 • •,, . '.• 1 •.. *, 4 - . 5 . 4041 . any whai ass altoestleMfbe found ai . . f . . _a ~ , • was le .) 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Ms b•Ped. sistswlbro, *ark '• to' that be feadd a silier thimble aid a stick • of tit hied seoliots- out remedi a ;dill. ,_ class of men Were m o re entitled to . • t . . nape d i id ee zdhst sac serphisiviiik 1610 red"*" l 40 'UK" fough t thee . He ilionat all alike entitled to reireets, fur oeisth shosi'd of illotoWdid, the st.scolitsf WM AM (i 414 111 1 / ( PP , IN bid Cu. , t i ...% 1 % lin