The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-01-06 00:00:00

8 !.!r7- liW .7.; ir -,,- ~• • "1,-- ~. , ~ . _~ J.r.t.s.KAltt irshistisaame• - . st i. e Report-4 the Comm i ttee its Use J.eirds t , 4t ten* L est ilr f .a4ver was put Aly; hq.ly ley *hese pee. 4 reprof,4 Weie triaappevve4 -wool( .he ea* •• • r•4;iceil ir robe inferior& 6 . 4 when khe dneetos-slia:: , ,; t .l.lliets e is, !ld w hen Alie.oel,„a first : liee.„ „ad to • I. b• ; ropke." ,In• te Ohs, a will ;.,:f i e upon me to say, that - ,ie °Ts? neiglabeethourl 'l4 year 1812; the nociternel preetiege (tithe spies I .,etridecl, by .severel weehs„, .4huari rich were ef .; . 1. •PrlCArds attended by tioth vies dapee- I never el heard of any RIM tiodurii4i Anreting w ; hich :Was u ,o II teliileo, aid even called' tegedier,,bi the snide. tit Notringliernsltiie, where - Luddism first showed it:ele 9 • I..eisseiot be expected to know much. In that co .7 untetnere might be, and I dare say there" ere, real Ledilites ; but, the otraereatiens I teade.On - their proceedinos at that time, led me to 'Settee* that they -weie . very few in number. If they had been. te..itv, their secret could not have beers-els- well kept, arid it was easy to perceive, by a little ideation to - -dates, a,iei the 'distances between place and•place, • abet the one r% of mischief atigist-hare been efeeted by rine and the same handful of men—but, te this is it pay , iu Lancashire,' I firmly belief., if there lied beets .no vies there would have.been no '1, 4 tlditites. . • fe may be thought, Gentlemen, that I am dwelling on matter somewhat Ohl and out 4 date, but I am "Mistelt. lin Vetd news, wet' attended te, be not often lnstruttite than-the Dews of day. The eaacei tcpjes are now at work es, in 181`;, end the same .testers (be they the dupes or the patrons-of the spikes) i _are still its °dice.. the rimy rrences,- therefore of that.' lime cane-fa • but he still interestiug ; and even the A%Teestisper reports , Which were mad to alarm the- Triblic, and to give what was Galled notoriety." to I • .lilte riots, if the,e can be now shoirn to have been ut terly destitste, of foundation, witl..eut us on • one .euard against similar reports of the present Alltiw me, therefore, to poiut oat a few, out of Many' :of the reports Kitt which the Newspapers were cram :Med, daring the w.ban the ,Secret Committee of ;)814, was sitting, end which I thought, and still tOink, were inserter! for the purpose of imposing on the Mee-Oberon( that committee, and (heathy Wag. , encarg the tone of. their Report. Telt*, for in atance, the accounts which were just at 'dirt time lirought nut of the discovery Of'att insinerfse depot of arms,' belouging.,to the Luddites, which had heee .tinned in a woad in Yorkshire.. I enquired at the time where the 45.0 d was • sitaated?—what was be come of the arms?--in -what state they were &end, PV io tieing rusty, and so forth ? Bet it was ut Vail* to ask such questions, none of these particulars were. ,to be had; but the feet of the depot was " quite notorious;;' Again, we were told that the Lanca- Shire •Laddites were in'such force, and had such an eiteit of country in their possession, that they bad established three forges 'for the manufacturing of pfiteals amples o( which pikes had been sent for the inspection of. Minister's.. I. made some enquiries as to Wheie the forges were situated ?—ir hat number of workmen they employed ?—who paid the work men's' wages ?—who provided the fuel, and so on 1 What bed become of the samples after Miniaters bad inspected them—whether they had, been tent back into Lancashire (like coals to )\lewcastle),' or were deposited at the small Armory in the Tower—L feud, however; that these samples had been eubmitted t o . the inspection of the. Secret Commit. fee, then sitting; and t suppose these Gentlemen were ref to form their. !pinion from the " notoriety" --Mil :Ye . revupcx iquriety. of the rect.' I. bad never myieff l Wheuin l o encashire, heard • of any bet .two vibes which , . were drought to be of Jecobinical ; construction sod these two, • like the • ' two Falstefga ragged. regiment, might more, properly be called one-and a half. the half. eike was nothing more than a map-handle, with Om Will turned ( Ii wrong way-I •' which, ' ihOugh it was taken to Lancaster Anises, the- Csown Lawyers • d!!! .not like to produce, lest it shonld. set the 411 a laughing. Ike whole 4 . 211 the heicr,of An old halberd, with lk piece of. red rivet ittiched.to it, which had keen in times of yore cirrieb.hefere the Constituted Authorities of. Belton, iyheit theyperformed;the august ceremony bf " wa k. tbefelf.ll„hisfermidible weapon *as discovered fiery our my.ovPlrOdePeft Gentlemen, and 1. peg you Will, believe. me, serious when' I say, that the "piing Wei 4t i efreetefl without the attendance of a dervcOniicleraNe body of. military, who, he hddi tOn to their Gee* arms, were'provided with two ISI of ` fying: ertillery x with matches attually, ligtitetl l —Xee r sett jeOined to Niseh at this story; Gentlemen • and shsiejd laugh, too, but that, con:- 'meted with it s' therets a dismal piece of. tragic his - tiny, Wiiich . l.meent !ergo t The poor young fel lew, in tile possesstOnthis piece of .antiqpity was found s was i mmediately tent to [pewter, and was, some months afterwards, hanged, on the evidince of spy-witpess, ler an offenteof,which; as was after wardcptoved .to taw satisfaction of,the Judge who flied, him he was completely innocent.—Aatether iielt,ii i mediepert wrts, that of a men hiving - been • taken up at FAcles, whp had beets " taistiog in" de - Local IVtjlitii, giving to *every man so twisted -a linunty Or five guioei!s, and wages of IW per week. Thia,acOo'unt terminated , with a very • sagaelobs So lemn-like query, ".Whets does the money Come from ?"' . Bet,, alas! this query was never 'et au siveied. Another tale, .which wasintended to con . . eey a high idea of the numbevs and pewee of the dis eitected,. was, that a woman Wirt had tb give evi dence against ,the rioters isas massacred 'by them, even in the arms of the soldiers who were escorting in;r to to melte her deposition. I Au+ . the 'usual st§niiieaitt this case--such es, where it. was that the se , assaire wee peepetrated? . with what kind of weapon 'wPManwAs killed? .wherxesistauce was made by tfie niiireary escort? : what number of the soldiers. were killed and wounded?, Oat) awe the lesolt of the csironer's Inquest? .and what boatels or the mur direr; ? All my enquiries were, however, as in ether cases, trait); and those who thole to believe Cie tale were under the necessity of believiegit- from • notoriety of die fac."- • is. aorti of "nofeeid.y" becomes a matter of no ernallConseqweece, when it is recollected that it was de".C.lire4 'in tit/ Pease of. Commons by oaa df his- Itta i leity . ,'S[strtilsieri lobe alutficient leg's*. late epy e, wiitaipet. tiny - farther evidence either! oral or :written. Iheetswo,deu h t that it.vas thopar4 paseedpi 7 6vidiut this Very conwetsient kind of alio •. ' • . . • ' yew ;:. 14* *Mt .:bitross • . . • Yr' .o.P.Rthlag 9f• Or 'Peet* .Preservation Bill, in !A tk NeW ilia tiere. were .half- fi tied with reports 1 ,..pf ,the hundreds end tbosessnds of penitent LAMA, to pie s te Asko Ole betiefit of the* Act of Amnesty, As s to one f:Pfltiekkke ef* the day, "to be :le 4,i.sts t t . d,',' ~1 bed *site to know that some of theie prissier, Issdictossly gross exaggerations, and 1, 4herefare, suspected the whole of'them. 1 koew it sues e fevoerite object with the friends of ' 66 vigoir beyopd the law" to throw discredit; it-possible, On the statemeuts which had been made *in Parliament by Mr. prou g hs m , as to thp smallness and insigni. ficance of' the Luddite Conspiracy. Oar walls Were covered with large placards, inviting--and threaten ing —and soliciting and entreating--and beieeching, . i. , the 14i4dItes to come end confess ; nay, ' itn l eilditional gang of spies was Owen set in minion to urge them to comeio• 4 and 1 know that several went' lit,Pft ,time to fake (be betekt of the Amnesty whe' had. never in any way violated the law :• many went 1 to. be untwisted, if it be not Irish to say so, who, had never hero ['misted : they were told that their i names were taken down as *suspected persons, and diet it would be the ." safer way" to go. and take the oath of allegiance, to " wive farther trouble." Lint notwitlistauding this esneessing of the " high ,weys and the hedges," the untsvistitig.scheme failed, ii was not productive of the greet discoveries ix peeled from it, but, ou'the contrary,. served to con- films the hated statements of Mr. Brougham. The few peeiteets that did come in, in my neighbonrhoixt, eammunicated matter, which as' it-went to prove. MR activity of the spies, was by no means acceptable; Awl, in some cases, I know it WAS refined* to' be g taken down. But the greet object was to show nom- 1 iters, and the Newspapers of the time state the nein * 'Co he immense. I have ibis morning, Gentle • men, had ap opportunity of comparing an old* News. paper of that day with some private torrespondenCe which was carried on at the -time between certain, Magistrates and military men who were eufaied nil taking these confessions. The Newsppec states, that, at Stoeltport, not hiss than 1000 teen Sad coins. in during the last week ! whilst one of the priv i ate letters, within a day or two of the *settle date; says, expressly, " The disaffected at Stockport do not turn out atoll !" I have made one or two short extracts from these private letters, which will go far in showing us the game that was then pl4itig, anti the .manner in which the . Newspapers were 'rendered useful. One writer says, " As in the present dispositioit of the Luddites to come in and recant, it it:of the greatest possible moment the alarm should be kept up *and the thing kept going."—" inculcate all over the coun 'try, through your parties; that in consequence of the numbers tbat have come in, and the information oli:, ,teined, there is not 4 siegle Luddite that could not be iuitt hold of."-- 14 The Coming in proceeds from fear, and fear only, and if we lose the-effect of it; tltz whole thin{ will to off. We must take advantage , of. the tooment."r—"• Keep the alarm op, and give. Ithens no rest." Another writer says, "'The PeoPle hire, as it were, panic-struck ; if' this is allowed 'to. subside not one half will come forward which others' , wise would, had they been taken at the moment."' ' : These extracts, Gentlemen, will satisfy you, that 1 t the time of. these confessions 'there was a gebd oak of contrivance and management—and the resole :cif. the confessioos never having been made public is a, itielerable proof • that the 'cliichveries thereby *snide, .were not very gratifying to the managers. • • While on ths subject •of this private 'correspond. 'once, I awn resist noticing the "confidential" in :structione given to a military Officer, who command ed a detachment of between lolly and fifty Men, and whose special.business seems to have been to hook . after the Luddites, and to compel them to confession. These instructions appear to me sarriewhat singular, :and lam at a loss to suderstand their object. Be is directed to " remain no two nights to the same, piece!. bet to keep in a constant state of movement, dividing his party, or keeping it together ? as be May , think expedient."—lle is " never to state where he ,is Otis !- and.shooldalwayt Move in the night i!"..— tie should. " never let the Special Constables, Of- Ater., nor any of his party, know where or when be- intends moving !"—Officers, senior in rink *to him, are directed n'ot to interfere With him, in the ' no „execution of the duty entrusted to him . • There m ay, Gentlemen, be much Wisdom in these .... • confidential iostractions, though 1, not being . a mi litary man, cannot see it ; and I certainly ant at a loss area to divine any good object which they era meant to answer.—But 'l' think I can see, pretty , clearly, one effect which would result from their ob servance. These soldiers, Mel perpetually 'roaming, 'abort in the n*ht•trase, would -He mistakenly the' hoentry people* for " armed Liiddites tiPokdrill ;° marching about "with military step," like the grisly band which some months ago passed the Teti:dis l , Poe, vulgarly called 44 Dudie-bridge ;" and these whinisical night Digitises doubtless ere rise to many of ,the big:a-boo reports' which were then penal about the country. = " Reports were frequently' brought to me," slys this Officer, " that the' to& thus assembled etery night . , within a short distaiieti pf our gaisters, for the petiole sec dulling; bo't; notwithstanding bet picquets were Constiintly pa.. trollng, they never bad the good fettling to fay iit withany of them!" • Noi was it likely they should,, Gentlemen, for it must be evident td you, as it is to me, that they Oile themselves: the Fly-by-night Luddites ; and to see these peace-preservers giving Chaie to such an etiemi t is aboat'asedifYitig all to *stet than porn : ling : his own shadow, or a kitten• following its Own tail.--Believe me, Gentlemen r "the Luddite armies in Lancashire Were ahstiltite • non:o4o6es I they' never_ tied exist: ',nee, eictpt in the ramblings of 4 disbrileieit ini l / 4 1 , - Inationg This was fru* . the first : niti VideiOn;firen 'tlemen, as seine Of yon wilt &subtlest tecritinber; alid this opinidnihs's !serer been fOi , itntittiesil • shilieti; tij thb inuntneibbla mock•mirrlatY talei"webavic . 1411. o( their " firing signal gini 1 iiiif thiowittt Op toc,kets . rfsOkike‘ , Leiliii'__ actual*: sestet to titalitalien-r , fralittcy. on ;us !I.46entlemen; but the ,chnrcit mpat liars Ansa jolt Ow ; in ,great Okapi! I wish, howfver ? , tilt these ad t v.intigrs . ,had llama rat a *elf ad seen Oat We might h a veltn ow a what racist el staff Ild.' Sind's'' , bitaalion Asa! m?e of. ' 'On' oae occastoo, , hOsieier, we are lold, that dig conC. „ilPAtial peace-preserver, who seems4ike poor Denis Afulgruddery,, to healways OD Akf IDA* ,Olit for coo. tomers-we ere told, I . sty, &hat, on one Acc#9o, 1,gt,(1 . himself catch a sight of • his ; almost invisible eneinleirriilitisti sole OcCutation seems to me to have been "(instriati Of drillitig) 'that of Biitteitiglitiry-ringts on barrel heaths,. in the eight time- - -ind like faiSiet too,.gipy seem alnraxa to have bee.o off, on the first 'Mc:4Pb o f a kimso Att4pg 7 --but let tee sire yost Ate h'ero'n own rpiatiop of the encounter, Auld then,, I 'proinisti you, - I' wilt hare :lone withlitn. " I after , rwaidi learnt," ssysle, 66 thatthe Liddites bad sples;". ,(aoly think, Geatlenien, of the poor' poverty-stricken Luddites being nble to pay epiell but it was the age ' l 4 spies, I think) !‘ I learnt," nye 4te, 44 that the. .Luchlites had spies continually watching our moie- Mutt, who conveyed: intelligence to the main beds, of thb road the soldiers took." • 66 POOCeiTirg my situation onp of sesgonsihility, 'and appteltennya those inisittided rael.Might - k! rash l Oracles to attack . as . fix the night; I 'pp:wooed tlf_ Alr. 'Lightfoot, _the Curatp of the parish, .who waa srpll *knitminted kit)} the country l ,uaioew all the bye itolds, to accompany Me and two sOldieis t for the r purpose of ascertaitting l whether these people did ae- I toady assemble :"fie gladly i'ecepted . roy proposal..— We commenced our. petrole. shout twelve 'o'clock at .1014, lit; and, after being oat littlkiiiiiiiiihan fn hoar, IWe fen in with Some 'of their /SOkleul Cartier; at the 'edge of a mo o r , about' a mile and half from Mai; tent. Ai We advanced, wadisceiereil : theM In ti•Ot . . Olunbers ; and, 'though I had ordered tstr Men COCO . - ' I . aeal thhir arms; and tare their ciipi,it soon epiieitFed 'toldiers were discovered to lit at % . via 'fro 4 % the 4C xeral.flight whiCh ensoetf;. we followed them,: reti::. Bing at fast as we . Criold ;Ithe ;sled now showing Mei!. i ROM, and pretending ti 411 for lir 'reriiiiii . d . fr of the, plcquet. It was with itiiirealesi dilliC:hfix,' I could ' keep the soldiers from firilig. • r sent; titiand it would whilst . . bit prudent to secure a . retreat', ft was et l in •onf power, as from the necolfers springing up in all !directions, II saw to sitoulifeh . Ottirliftbthii* eur= I sued, instead of the pursiteri i wb, therefore, (trek I refuge in a ditch Where we wailed tin the epast was 1 cleat-11 !"—" diving thus aseerculised Vic fact of I the assembling of the disaffected: in - this nei4iilioor- ' hood, t made my report . accordingly !" - • - , .1 'And now, Geniletnen l having, wilt to you . this ' . " Gulimusitr,io show me to ask Jett ifroomer he. fere beard soch arrant nouseasn? If I bad anA given iktO you 66' verbatim 'et literatirn," yon might reit; 60ibly hare suipected that I cutup° eci, it to suit aky r o wn purpOses 7 - 7 hut• you wilt per,hap4 think it more deservjug of notice when I tell yaw, that the tyriier is now claiming r,emuneratioo foto. Govern.. ,merit, that be corresponds not only . with General ItC,Officesa l 'but WAth Lords and Dukes and, !giantess ot ..4tA.d. ai1. , , , ,, . tit -in r t . hy,..a1l these, his serviceaare admitted tf. be both " rucr - itorioup a.sicl i important,!.!" And , N 4 we still to go on, Gentlemen,, paying taxes, and Eirgviding i aecret arrylce ntoney, w he laid. out in this 'way.? * I . f. w 4 e i haxe et,cri,rernserot- which cat) be int,- liosed on 'by such rubbish as this, it, is high time, L 4iuk, that the whole. motion. should go ta. school ;again; for epee the. subject s of the Beloved Fee !din,ll4, %till lia. ; right to JaFigh.-ot us. liut L feel, l t qept)eims, t4ist .1, am, as ; using, occupying, too much 4Pfitialt, l o. I. %ilk tbevefete,:cnealsle, kw.eutp Rresainge, hope, that. when the Sp y o system. shall come :to be investigeteAl tty., the. Ilposo, of, cmumaons, seem 4ieinber of that house will see the propriety. of Aallit .fpr,tiaeprodaction, of, the ; confessions of the ifitil 4tgs ts, clef the . Amnesty.Act--hy this, the real is , ~.„,„,,,,,. ~.. „,,. weeist. he, its .scune,degree, egertaine, , and considerable, light. might be. thrown. t O 9: ill. quesORIA, w.hglkev. the .hired spits- were or impie,rio; the e 4. the ringleaders : of. daentischiet." . II would farther, recommend, if I knew how.todo so withotit beingpresuieptuops, that SOODI of. thoe who are known to 'have been spies, should be rnade• to ,• . Huprlem i ap .eramioation, and . a, hearty csoss-esamioa- J , tam, before a Cornutittee,of the whole. Route, for it. .is by these mean!, apd thee` only, that Parliament will ever be,ena bled to./ arm "correct judgmeut , ou a sisb jcci. which, is so, isoportial.t9,the lilresties and to the chirater of our country. Sanday morning, about seven o'clock, a fire broke ost in• the counting-house of Mr. 13.rainah's lock ! manufactory, Pimlico, and communicated to the stables„ but an engine having been on the premises, it was successfully used, and with otbers which scum arrived acnn town', the fire was eitiognistied; with out doing injury to the dwelling.house.. • -littne.-L-Yesterdar mg-ming, a fire btolin Ototott Ntr, Shaw's, bake, opposite Negatinio,n • Chafeh..9"ar the . Elephant tied C t astle, • cthicliicommeninateli ;to three adjoining hi:poses, ind,hntnt.them,,complatell fovrnto thegroiind. prnriwtf . rrivat o the engines, it . wasgot u!fdprypi,,teqo9,Ani t k.,witisoat my other dither No ..fires were oft. 09 Faidaj,eTening, betreep, tkg,ltoga .of awl Seven, the folliiikiig i rOl?firsy l wag__cotgitaitte4l, Park' Tptns.e.ll4. - ,E1q6 0 !) WtlintliTelsoAdaw re. . 11 TPPE 9T fa.- 11 14 Pkt 'OW hal f ' lt al . across the Park r wAic?,fie pvi t accoatirs t t by a atar,dy.i look jug fe~ldiv rn a f fak i ipt's d rr .% wba ia aq. intoism tone, solicited . afrna k 1, s te!tm4 h trip. bn, °Rim ..ing f ipprpst!op4 Whiltle x andlo a tkampr‘t tlia i rorgie i gwaaagrronntiudi I,').lets4ba.9PqAtq.mph.sy,lig,litiockrd him t dilwoy, . 3 t -if:fl'fi,attiki,a44l2Fail'lllY;CalliVet 1414 ,Ilin. i lo, l tinkpotp.se:pgeont 0 4 4, 1 E li n eppAeoothiormeLfttal!c lazSorr a untold arahlo, Otric r, a47oP i tl&ri/ =KA dttrhvealtir 811,cPe„410,111a 1 „11414a.tiftts,ecqtaatatjtek 4rem die jeTfects of the i kt44l4., • A° 409i*t4IFFAPAI•alffei!bilehielfirrea•ersa toll, WI ja . :1ffr.911?" 144 4 1 : — '44 a, * OW. 144 111 .ea to l id kncifie t e Aeveritte,,iine pearly , sa Aii,4p.. 4114,4 4o 'sand anvil 'pretts" to the iieveres Isitir. .. aficeC pante., who make a trade of Nitetalbity of See; mitoreas to •preveot losses, avid to reKeto unfortunate stalfecere, is tho °elf aspen°, whisk the geo4c ait.tvlid: su gtlut. No silent was auccesafully man . to remedy to crowing evil, or to reform the system by Fire As. sorence i till the estitilishnient of the Nokroick 'mil NatiOncel Veit* instittaion, which now 'bids fair to accomplish altedissised object—adoviat en the eppe. sition and clamour which has been made seldom itolat • fir onmerohss. partite mho troiffw iAr it Isis wet oetlio as o . ail human calamities; and althoyo it hO s a hoop well known that the only object which the No,reich Unioi:* Society had in 'view, wee to testers the cite. mity (and experience of more titan twenty team has fully shown that talesman has INISO actually woos. .0i e 4), pt ,rye 0:14 the, I:gems - 0 compookee v#A4- Ing 1" r a isina N i anr 4 l clamour I % ll l* the 40i P i g Illembers orthe - Society, from one end of the Wog. dont to the other'. nil very remarkable, that those Companies timid be always finding so meet* fish with this EsSaidisbemrst, and discovering so mow .clafe9ta 1 4 be 4wal ;Weal. 40 4 red/409n* of the in,. stitutipo 7 bet the SoOety should have made,op sleds discovery; indeed if it had it Would have corrected the deftets, 'haring the power in its o*ri hand. in to do; for if *ay article oe rule be mourn! not *Welty equitable for the Government of the Society's af• fairs,. every Member heg the 4;4 to props, oil amendment. If the prevention of the isos of property and - of lire be not sufficient to induce the Mansgers and Share. holders of Insurance Compauies to ley esi,le their de. siseef pin by so teriotot a calamity es Fire, and to unite ist,thelsofe laodeble endeavolars.of this Sories# !A pretreat ,":, 'V-., the soli - TONI sod deluded commis. tasty shrinld talcs care not to promote and skipper; "% tit mercenary motives, or be misled by their iii.. Wood misrepresentations. .s.ville.-advantageous plan of the Norwich and No busts[ Union, has produced a saving of half the es. pence of iesuracne, end any Alamher can breve the Society et any time, without brio" entailed ail te. spottslbility ; and such is the opinion of therublic of the necessity there is of a change' of systent fur the more effectual prevention of losses by Fire, &c. end t reducing the expense of ittiormice, that no less titan four thousand Mcnabors have joined the Norwich and A' ationak Union .hoc sty. within Me last four onpniht; and perenps these need, sits aconites proof of tie eti. Igibility of the plan thee i,t bet % well known that it has made a saving , to the insutied of fifty ?er cent. foe twenty ; ears suqcessively ; and the setiouS alarm, which the Insurance' Companies discover, least their profits. showki be totally annihilated from this. plan 01 inkijrap e co being. general ly. ads 1414 PO% Ic;*.. —.--aRT-- BoW.PTßEZT.—Yesterday Giorgre Wilkineon it* charged with robbing the boor ouch kaggsdoStatiPpabist lic-bouse l iu Lipar.-streat, Isolostotesesguare. - T4e PlisPqa w.ai dittected, Ilx. chailfl , o49 l deleup belonging to the Greqailler Guerds, in easpiyiug , thri till in the bar, yesterday mortiio4 sohit after eill o ht o'clock.--Ifts was cent - mated to NPwgate for trial - . ll'ATlrOggilammire.—johisThonepsugs wag charge& mills:soalitig a piece of staff; oessaaining 1405 rue* 410Ne49 seer 4 40‘ 1 , eigN •o'ciPtik, on, *eturwley Did% oat of the shop of Mr. itobiosoikliutta-draiter l areilli Warner-street, Cold Ltath-fields: i f It appeared, that at tile tiftie sbove.mentione,4, the Peosecutor was behind the counter. in hie - shop,• and alma naanls hind reaclivin , at the door, and . sneich u „Iblerge toll ef-atuff- Heimmediately !esp.& °melbas counter, go rfoiedtha Prisonar„ whoiehe sow running, and succehled in sec:nip& liim,, with the, stAtt ill hitt possessiOn: ' . The Prisnner'wai fully committed fbr trial. I...k6IIII•III•STItifET.--YOSgettilly JeleleS • !Pbatilll W fnung,mast, was apprehended and brooght:.sp by, koster pd. Fseesniu, Of44srat o u. scsP.kinalofrikesin* forded notes.. Kappeared that the. Prisostee *whim \ the-babit of driving a caravan about toilfu l whkh the 1 Of fi eeis considerecras's blind for the purpose of,pas. I sing his screens (forgod notes): Flbeteer, the 04' ficers having some sutpiothis, they fotiewod him and his caravan to I stablein North-strevey Whitechaprl. Ou. ex pia iniag: i heir buai pews ,he • 'bunted. filth( aaa made a desperate resistsece,. end, the, Officers,leflo much to do to secure his hands; on which : the Bil -1 soner was observed by them to throw somethingseat the stable, and; on inioection it was fifuna - to 'he a , quasuity. of IferstaiNnia- o f fEoglarisi , notes. 'rbs,Prisoner.wwimpoght ineaeledy, 6 net I *.Aggiu! 4 , (l.prPß4rlltoll AO the otteadance,of.ths Seo4l.oirsegis Inspector of the 4ank. _ .._ ._ 4.... + , . ~... , The following Lotter has a pf.e:irett 4ln .. .event! /armlet Pk& , P!rs: TO THE EDITOR Or 'Ttir. coNsTrroarrtm: “ Sl,4 * - I Qhtervihot a pnicatratili in an, iheumnsoeosisauties rare of an Hernia, perf.orineit( of a I n tro ilio) by the.Ntroical fterwhottCanel tie.hanee , ..Ortat C riiktestreeaMactattien•-• • rood, ioluoire, Sit t ig, hirtint. 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