The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-07-10 00:00:00

77 1 '77 • LAW EvI'EfILMENCE.! •;•,: • COVIIT OF KING'S 8E4C11,4vi1t. 44 % 7.) Ilia KING v. costirtlf AND ()TI MIS.' • The Defendant% in this rause were breeght ell' for judgment this mottling. The public expecta film, which had been for these few last dap( anti cipating the sentence of the Court, was so much excited, that Westminster Hall was erneticd at an early boor, and it etas with coniiilerably difficolty that the avenues to 'the Court could be appcoacheti. Mt'. Justice Cause attended dining the mord. lug, to go through fhb routine biesiness; and it was riot till past eleven that ihtrY Ltinif.Clistv Jusvlct,• Mr. Justice 'Lc lli.Ame,"end •ftli. 'Jus tice Hal taT, took theft teals - on the Bench. The passages were by•thictioneen full; that all (beet., ortion of the.tipstaffs was hecessiery to make way fur the Counsel. - Lord ton.t.lirtettouon-directed the !aft, part of . ike Court %tis be 'cleared , of strangers, tint iharitet44 . was 'Om tienie to be ON: moved without greitt*Attrusion,' end as Iltifettill the two evils, strangers wer&lhNeted to tenari. After the tumolthad subsided, `the ,Definitrabis, Sr. Cubbelt, Mesirs. Budd sodi'llagshadr, - Mle publishers, and Mr. Ilattsard,• the pits tee Orilla Ptiliticill Register, *Cie brunklie Nitta-Mt Ciort, After the Attorney.Generstbattisrayedjbeiginewi • „in the usual form; Mr.' litstite:GsnedLprottedisi. to pass the cadence of the Cent't, 'bolt' in so towl% voice that it was withoutrerne. diffitelty be ioisw . be heard. He principally addressed hint:lel? the' Mr. Cobbett, and aniretadtestcd'witli•pt•euliat Seve rity upon the libel on Which' the Defendant wet convicted. "It was .a Work which ne ticlUdisil poled •Miad•eould dOebt to have beets ftinned' hot the most pernicious objects. Looking at the titbit at which it was written,' 'Oohing' at this cirtim stances of the world, there could be IVO : doubt of the evil intention of tho papeV. • The •tendetity of this paper," said the learned Judge, • " iiviii tie *many words to excite en enwiltiegnesi andilisiilte to the service of the country, 'aihong Orals who are to be its defence; end 'to insult these ferries'. ers'wlio arc in our service; to deriiiie•the:.eiretdry of their honourable assistante, and paralyse thi) enstrgiesof the State. '' l . • ...• • .`.' " And at what time was this libel published'? At e:tintivir hen &law ;tit(' and ' violent 'ettenty was thlteetti‘ing.oUr shores: Arid..yetii eas! With this enemy, that tho mild and ' paretttair"Oe'reeitment of our Country - was to be enntrasted, and tlis. graced by the ' , contrast. Our trt 4 isiOey,' where every comfort, every /Itliilege, and eyeey ho. SOW,' that could be lifforded . to 't s lie Inmy; was afferded 14 the liberality of the laws; *as this to be compared 'with that Country whose object - was conquest, and whose soldiers were sacrificed to every pursuit of insolent and u n feeling ambi. • 4iOn P The evil or' tins patilieititiniiraVitielef l ore enhatteeil by the time at Which' it strailasst fetth *resettle nation. t ' - • '.., Leta., i 64 The Defendant could '!list tbstsilaiii :Or . any aneerity in the justice which' Wad' t*W y 'mid ihirly dealt out to him. 'HO •liild- Sidle iiiikid 'fte4 - trial. lie might have removed ,' l? fund` Ce . 3WO • hoists which the jury Wig/IC[4Se enterial d . of the evil of the prisdeiinit"btkl, ref I tilii,ittillti Was now to receive Centirl& .. Bulthe'aljectii ot the libel werti - too ifillialitec; thellary &end YOOs William Gotrimit;Ateiltl ; Upon' the• filftel't end most satbdattory eildath. . 'lf V Weiblo - bO allowed that:l64r object sibiefidt iii . kbarrase find enfecbfe the 'operations of GniCintitenr tit t ifre tin be no grouuJ for eicidpatibg yeti reoiii4ki ' of libelling; 'for the base and degraditig'oti eel - of d thrt making a allied 14' ?our Crime. 'lf • it" had .bein AO tinier laiptitatrun'tip.4 "You, thiCourt, as 'proteeting tleopeace and theliuritY 6r the Out,: Ile mind, %would have' felt ItiWff' cited kb CO ph. . - taish you severely. It is stiting l is dal ti,io4o, * hi) - . miles so much in general' ind eblultnitt litei'lit'yoir dn, 'should not see that 'Bleb' lied' as lib* for Which yen have been telecrare 'Wt . limp!' tire \ of mischief te- every mind . ihst A id leNtiiiiirt : *by \ them, and that thil beeetsarill krittitiiii* in punishment on the' guilty 1101( . 61;4 .Itibeirehe that ex pease ek should nett' have taught yeti, and that you should bel 'only advancing in I continual pet Less of malignity. •NYlsiit were the circumstances which you distortell Pit' your ' libel ? . The Leda Milithiu the Isle et Ely Mil. tiniiil ; they . dteepowered / 1,,, ..‘ir otk...cers ; and there wits tvithing to restrain theikftiom . cenitelttilli sell of vit , teola slid ;NOT nu those r'er , inilifiltidis lit Ely whom yOsitnialt for permitting titOljUiiiiii-' , ' Jilflatrent ' fie Crettititi Legititi, is h`o! ileVii ' a'cs' etdentellif ist the`niighbotirtiobil, Were •tlaileilli to enforce that discipline which" s as Ocieliflttfil, t ; the thell-beittg Of.‘44itheif l 'lS the dektiiffY.' f 'the. people , . Soma well: liiinWlilll';' many •iweile:ielt." given and Creit4f ilinie viliinle eridtairiinttl'nOt be altoethar 'pissed •41,01: . 1 - 1111 it ot Oin: ment was`remittedt, *i't . 'this yea 'd '- ' • a sit act of .atrovions - lyranny. You speak of the eviniet4s if it wohe nothing Iliad ilithl r Tiltrltithg dispute about a smelitthEtil'ibli ts ' i. :l:llllll.o= nishmunt as being itiletif Wild `e like' lit' he extreme. red familial do iiiiiiit ' Sidd hey took the flogging 'like' r 6 nianf,til4is'Ortuth The whole hi1t:4660 tifayoittlftklimelte ilth(dhlitt: grace on theGeternillent;idittallldusVididfteitti s tit . the army. 'lf yati lidirdityol,llll4 tiiitg iii'ltitti. (ration ' you (night he iitetadif ;"kha''CiniPt would have received k; "ablitrilisl/litiedfs'lnigr I . fi justice would have be& dank to yeti. '' ilstr j eir it s' Ilse 'mileage .f the Court . .t;pita - yqii: M i l itib' Cobbett, as the pflostror oiiiniitot Wfiliiili'MA . . who now sit asill beforekidircentty 'IWO eblivr ccordingly adjudge, that kee l - Witlitint i ,ay, to eiteturd the IltitC4 title eriCleell: 1141 on be - imprisoned in his'lllnlisty'slitielt'of. N'efi . ' pto kir the space of two idatul . aifeifistuitAlia ext dration of that time; yondrit4 itliVi.ikettel. l l wi t; ce to keep the peitee:ki- sited — Y(44, yii h rag? i,, t , 'ie sum a AMC en&' filio'fbditisfitt SitAlliniY' a tel , cities in the sums or filatt:'Oelk'' liiiiii4k:!' the r, that you be impritimed tilkthittridorkislorl i : ~ • ...•:. 7 I, be en ; creed into, and 'that fi nepaid. 6,, • itiie Lordship then addresied 'the other ... ndr, den ts, : Messrs. Build and iligshaw,lo &tie l '' serv'i'ng that, flout their having sieffereit.',lmitalt*l 4 43 . 143 . b) ' defatilt, and their ntit having, any liilista wi ll in s v pl fi t of the paver, their o ff e ncet t tis hilitisi' p o i at of the criminal, un wbuas sentence had i• • ~.. . „„ , . - I • P 441.1 - ".?a f..WIR"Ff. - P}; s - • been just passed, their ptimishmene should be lighted; hat that pay might understand in future, that p 0 carelessness or inattentioh, in ,the poblinher is a sufficient ateuseltit itrudfiti not 'IMO Ma *debt inisehievous we dks,.thitnititi'had tleterenhied•iihit they should be imprisititidtfor 140 Jacinths - eiCh'in the King'ititench .. Prisati:' l '" '-' .''''' ' i HIS' Lardshir Non itiinhAtitall''On the guilt I cir mt.:flaintli t the t tlnter;'who'; ?tint hgtink reai 1 tiluliio di nf rsi tin having It in . Wig t:Jore y l id' MI inet thelininte prixtucllon beforcli left Mi:likhdp. was golity•lif aligh offettbV in aliowldithilibel itt cOMOlVittit - tii the,pnalle the eaten tiitlisit ;Of 'hit . bfresse44' at will's* illyke '6l ( tba:iwts - prtkeifin4 I De. Tendahts l - had been aftentlte iti'l4 , t he Wirt, and in considerailoi "beim(' Ne Court' *oil ki r 'i'ili ' scriience 'Mitt . id' three' Months impristinutnist in , the King'k'ffentti'Ptiton, and to 'enter inth'i t. cognlznice.fit keep the peace for ' three years, him. Self in 400illiti l itit)amfteties in 2001. each. if - ' The irettilitilitilitifst4dreiti in the custody of rho officer If 114 Ceillii."'' • '','' • . ' !rr:Cobbett 'ay' fkitsidttilthel *greeted 1 7'44 ottiftenei ; his , :de ttatttif,• durihg 'its tteiiieti; ' was utielniiil4 tv:hir left the Court with . a (Mlle ett . hiscountetitici: .. k. , .... • ' tis xtito ti, itisEATir.• ' Mi. - Cuititoon . Inoue fer, a foie:to shew - eititti; Why the ritif o'f' the.flekrolenti illicit had beck 40 ?et the iittikgt Act tliii terns,' should not' 4 , Pet t:tff" . ' till ilia gitiOtiti,tlfiet ittlefiailniat Teri. The Lltarniti Cut nsal 'ilid,:ittift'net moved this on thg Affidifilt of the befendinst;••whfeh ilited; that,' in cOtateniiittiei Of the late period at *hitt hit trial . h'arliteets fizeti,:fie had founttlt lotposslbrf (041*. notice to Sevitral'itiaßriat istitnesses, . It; bat e therl . l present - hi ,tittitbeihntitit.' Thiiie viiintisitit ware the. Rightffiiiiii' fledge 'Petitsonby l. - the :flight ! Ariti'john' teller, the; Right true: Vtrefle lgy .P6ls l *Sit, Jonah, Barrington, Major Ed-wit'sli; Medlars!: i alan' '"Esq M. P. and Capialft 1 0 '.iri s 5h: ' IPliitlist'tif these witnesses was at . ssi v inig the fOi: iii4rliiiiis Hi Wriatot. -- ,• • • 'l'h • Itrtiiih rtt-G caviar, ObieittlilV /Sat `l4 would be tweets:try to 'state in the otitiaittitspwli: jects, or heft, it"it hieh those Witnetted stetii lg . . ta brought. Nittilking like a general, atOdavit, god be adthitted fotliii:Pnipote. ' .' • ' ; '‘. ' Mi:Cottwoop tall taliactittainted with Oct heti -of the ci f tel 'he to oely kite*. ihalit, stab Vti),..ft-,, eition fur A libel, at the titlitance pf Lord IC' %fa; nekOP, agiikiiit 'Mr!: Pineei I ;' and . it CbtilLoppi s iig 4 erpecieh that hi sheiuld - Ata ithl iiertientv b . ti:: jcetato whiCh stiint , isili ill I t.' ' t itkeetilify ! ' Lord ELLattnuittitikili'i ;' 1w Onlit:gtent the rule is it' ttiOil at pikietiti, lint :th'ett the peal , Oblast ialchtfifi Vat pis . peril. tt'*buld be more it4an. i t tagyoei iiittiktoWttlidtatt else motion, and come with:i i ii ilkicntled elf day It 'to.niorttiw. The turstjnrs'.wit sicentditigly withdrawn. . 4 4 ),. In Ott ..1 4 41 ... i. L . ,i 's . . 1 . . eptif.l 6 et etritiON • Illith9;•3 tit Y 9. Wis letter .16 01 / 9 49/bote'l/ fib ! tomcat. In this care Mr. •Shjeant Bcst 'shelved cause against a aide; sibtained , by Mr. Serieent Snub. rtken.,•to otter judgment es in' castuf sionsuito; ',,' I t'appearbd 'that the action stattried in 'theeltyi it L wirif upon a . petit., of 'intarartee, ite'ttlitela the Piiiitttir recovered'slamages sigahsti the Defettchints: Mt. Serjeatit Shepherd, howler, in moving fur his' . ll.6le, catltEtwded . that '4he .Plaintiff. 'had neg. ' Itfdtsid it) bani . ply with the *Oat stipulutioas *which arti4ld-entitle him' . toit'itellittt • -end . tittrefer6tice to. the Atyitite propriety oUthe'ltgointente bn the part of lilt i l ltifeidattlostrerealli. admitted. Mr. Ssrjea'nt Berreftrted , his 'ingenuity-'in adz dewing the most specious . ' iniplaltries ; bait it had trot the de tiired diem; as lit woo itupec4ihie to dc. cide in lids favotti'isitkotit repealing the Act of Parliament. , •.i • ' , A . .1 y i t,, ' Mr. Serjeant lattbit ditef Rule wig therefore made absolute. 17 ; ; tP II7I -iR . ' ' .1.11 "1-ti /1... , ••• • . • Thip i Olbee ob i cliebrated fee rustic q i cfres s a d autesetnents,l hadeoperienend of late.yeteß a con,. sidereble,falling off, bet this .seaton it trimmed .all its', Won tett ; ,rigour..k • 01, Fii4PY 041,01iimal,pas tiip a c! 6onnle-Oceti. i • . ~... ~ . s ..„ Ay e the it l ifunisigitul shouting" . which centinn., 'rityy took piece. on *,ruat& i a:,gmttletnan'a .. , borilt, tot* iligkt sed,bregiurptl#Ab in , a gfaa,sl,4tit, -. l l.i.hisit mewls itictitila *tc ~ ken, ead t ,tign, 1 30 10'1,1 1 ariait him had. bone,* epr and ..one. of them ii, , ,wipi feared, itad. lost in eye i . „The„latlies, w.a.#ilreir ta a .Pqat,,,,lhailar.)t, 40riOiPPII •• 44 . the m; . lay . ,at .the pot tom. t-ne : gmtiontnn..wltn, seemed. li : wr g° 4 ` o. '9fr eo i) 6l , o a ftir t9 ,4l4 4 t h e FAulit. ' . 'iai'a l l,.lT{l:uff ° .',.. l . l . l Yllafas! 4A lalisitk.aa IL. ; ' i !iPitt 1 4. 1 u ' 140114 ; 1 ',,wa.1f• IT etafititniii!. - ,-o,spealk of the,. OMOWs c(91105'4.9N Aid acct. ,dents, .tliftt took 4 pioskat ow.ljtj return of the vi. litt t ors in the vielOgg, maid fill 0101 . 11114. splice, it. to say, that col i At l itty).o,Caritlillte.and . abutit t tbc rot 1, 34tpu ~, . ..; : ... '—. . . - . ) sprElivim; .., . . :,, :its , . 4 '''''.' ...:.iaoia.l - 1( "ut •517... e .tit. t.' , 1. - NTT PitboveEeinthegiliitklttaided ' .Cl4 l at 0,1 . , . ~,,,_ ~ .as .tyk s , ..llollA brit J iron" r - I.; - ' ilrii: 705 Or . ~,,, , j ;ti ,:.,,, .. 111.1. , ., 3 : eat• S; Opiates: ~..e ~ rJOiJd•stast 1 JA111.441 - , ,10777,11111-: 41 -7 knatille, l'ai; V 44°4"- • $/ 44444 .' fatal s t . l oo ed Alikti . &c. ' - totem; •I - Liiiiste. • .. .e10,653.92$ I 1 f!V I T tlik*•:.' ri.:. *. q." .6 fit . 094112 , bA . illit P 3 , _ .6 t• ' ' I • 4; 1 , ..' 4 i • . Imf.r•••7•.. . . . , 04... 4 ..114.64 ' hi 6 P , t i •NI e. , ..-, ..0 6 ,:,_ qg i -,... g ,4 4. 4 . .. ,4"`411 11 11. .. 1 • "Theiiiillogii Ifi it Itltli‘vretton was - overturn. ed'ybiteitay - in' JetulitAtibet, by • our s of the ! hinder wheels dying oF, . and a young Lady' re dived kitangetSuicdattishiii Yew's. , a brekon pan. ' eel, The goachinsto - wa4 considerably bruised by tallittginitlitit surhe•iitittiVaithig. ' • .;, ' ' •Ltialkitiir.'-Tbere'ls' noli *Wing at Neat:: 'ol`."aiail'Setkiltkiel!*, WitWittittivlAti a' ttatiik • ifillitlittlili; 'in' 'fitilitittagiiand ..euvelob lotiar 'it AU% ft' 'll - e varied %liittly years lo'thet.ttat tb.' giiiiiiit' kik! 'affiewiriti; en" the' Sesiteti Greys ; ' trio i tt I 'the eimiPbr ',Arnett many years lit !4iii ei N I ," tiff WA oils fliki l iittivo years,' slate the L .0 of h? ! vii*; - a*l t kileioali of HIS eyesight; he' 'lB4 'title 'fliiiititihref.,. Oalltitaay,'Btc.';'witli . • .f, 'his•ihnighteil i ailiffikettdikainr,' ittr6 are tilttert.' iliauteutal ',acuities ire slut impaired. . , ' • V:: . a 411111.---STATIONAN l'us ' . l ---- S THE Be4RT4N. ' • The foltrelecarifarther parlicelars of the gal lant action lately maint ained 4, this ship, in the Bay of' N'aptes, Walt& k greatly innerior force. After enuttecrating the ettatiy's tutilla conslithig of 14 armed vessels of , sliffeeent sizes, the accaurk proccipis thns;,— fe,„ " As . this greatly supetior force ranged alfing tlilh, Catitain'ilatnton ordered all the citeer obese to.gito three cheers. Illvainteepirt coolnest of procemlinthad theimmediateeffert of damping the artionr,or Ow enemy. A., treusemdpim;und welt di. rectcd volley from the Sparean,drura below with' gri•at slaughter nearly all the soldiers and marines whO eeowded the deck. lifter a few broadsides fawn the Spartan, the'frlgetelsheeved off, and as slle,es . ttered the Bay, our. .Israve,ootentrytnen.beheld oee.of the forts firing upon her with, indignation. tot'. a considerable time during the battle, Captain. Bakierdls itblid upon Abe 'capable, - exposed to a ierrible.fire, cheering the Art*, end watching the IllaetelueSeos•L the enemy. Upon one of the Lieutenants requesting hins•tost to expose . in this manner, he replied, "In about half an hour thetviclory will be ours, and we will then go below end take a glass of witfc On the 'occaSion." Semi after a. grape-shot struck his `ll4p.bette. In the tyAt of felling, he was caught in the arms of one (dills cificcrs,ted carried below. The wound ryas foe ioine time considered to be mortal. • uA • /ter' AV accident, the battle rentinned with Inetilikediftitt on the part of the Spartan. The, *WTI thought thett beloved Commander was kit.. lyda iced ronngeloceupied their' minds. above and below, flint one epd of the ship to the other. Al length one of the stoops of war struck, and the res made the'beit , of their" way batk. A. calm took ptsett,:Whiol prevented the Spartan from cutting them n#', otherwise it. was evident that every oite of them• must have fallen into the hands of our he. roic countrymen. 46 Numerops were the instances of individual fortitude disp4ayetVon the occasion. One of the, sailors, who afterwards was obliged to undergo 11'4 autputatioo Ouse 40 the shoulder blade, _when told: that tieseu:et lose the whole of his arm, exclaimed, es:Wesr; titre it whenever you like—it is out wino Mit my • . . - . --- i : I'. 1161,' , . ... . . Matialt, lax. 23.—0 n Sunday accounts were &di:Teed in Angie foam 'Barer of a second action be. fnitgi tlieirewps orthe Rajah of Nagpure, snit the army of Meer Khan; in Which * the troops of the latter were defeated with considerable lois. The particular*: of this action are not yet re- 1 ceired ;. but we 'understand that the defeat was complete; a part of Meer Khan's army fled ill disorder. - • . The ftentlin9 Courier of January 6, *contains the futiewing,accontst of the subsequent opera. tiens of the fo,ree atithus.tit.Khytna, in the Per.. aim, 0 ii(ph :-.-r. • .. ; From Rh us.til.Khytna, they proceeded to tangs, On thu Persian coast, *here they destroyed twenty sitiati' and heats, withent'enstaining any loss.— Frein thence the expedition sailed to , the port of- Loft,. situated on Ike hurth side' of tb.t..isie of Kisma, where they arrived on the poi! :of Ne eitiber. In: the afternotin of that day Moola Hrisseiti„"Chief of the place, 'sent' on beard 'his fklijesty'd Ship ' Chefannei for' the purpose 'et treating foe Ike surrender of the dews and betty. LTltich he agreed to do.; but whets the eppoirsted t time arrived, he refused to give them. up. Ar. eingeatelrts were accordingly made fur ihe exerc ise. littempeisory Means. The dawn and boati were ratigetandeeeuver of q small, stone fort, a,t : !he weeterNextrtmity. of the town. In the afternoon of the t 27th 27th, hundred men, consisting of the lightAinipinty of the 47th, half a company, Of the 65011 'frith the royal marines belonging to the Ghijfianke, dottier the command-Of Lien tenant Dre ry„aed the detachment - et the 2d native infantiy r assistedl by i party of seamen under Licutersalli• Crichton, of the Chiffonne.„ who were employed. itt iiiitiking u p a howitzer, we're landed, and has.. •ihrtaken possession of.the town, proceeded to the ensile'. of the •fors, and the destruction of down And boats, while the Fury, which drew little 'Mr. ~ ter, and • the etto.boats, were employed in icep.l ink atiliMirt ire on the fort. The dews and boats, tifeiren - in number, among which were three very l targesiewe, were completely destroyed. Val fors madu , an. obstinate resistance; but was at last ttskirrfd t ap. hy hloola Hossein, together, with all ith iirup F rtt which be. bad plundered from the irat r um.' It ival'ltkia • possession of by a de , 1 itiehMont.of ...his Majorri 47th regiment, and was: the next day doliTerett up to. Sheik Lervish, the head of •a. tribe of Benitualas Arabs, attached to the !maims nt Muscat,- in trust . for . the latter. Moida Rdisein 'was alletied to depart' in tifety. Plie etteiny had "between - 70 and 80. killed and etosintiled... Our lest wilt not iattonsidorable. We hale go . ...reiget t ille death - of Lieut. Weld§ of the 47 h, on thieoseitsilo n' . Tit t.kti.-. 7 1 Officer apd 5 seek and file of. the' 47th ; 1 ser- Jet*, trialt and Ilk if thiialoth : 2 Scitpoys of the 2d ; 2 ffitlineflcir his Majesty's ohkP,!eigoortc., ' icutiiinao..--4 ietikat, aid 8 rank aad file ,of the 47th; 1 oedema; 1 raokturl I na 'of tlid 65th'; 1 jetnidttr, 12 sepoz,sOf p - 414, 1 16,scrunett of WA ,Itlaje4ty'sAble,Chlffintoe,; 1, taco*. 4 taeat of H. C. minter. Morhinifoo : 1 'officer, 11. f i cropizetTerustef 1 pre estate ffh,p. traitter Nordin ;" 2 ch.th ofthe.rary.--Tetal,lo hilted, 56 srottoad. , - • DI A tims Oi Orotektis lettttin Asti' triiitit Ogi.-4.irut. t. Attld, 47th killed ; Lieut. S. It. Warm". Mob, woototed a fr. Thy, 11l idshipoitta, Morgnatun ; ffir: Grey, hlidshiptaao, Teas*. I/ ---...--....... -, -..-e . . • - Roxtxo.—A .spirited fistic .combat betwixt Fiezreis l: the'proitlll4lltftliger and a man of the ' flame of Keiree, took I plecu It ihvisrocki ''Vrilelt, eoSeturday hist, °waits robot° of , Major Wh'sb,.- Olc, fur, a stoke of .200 gnineae s ,thelortnet tom.. ing been hacked by the Major, and Keate s 2slitha is in irina.fOutider, by a purse from some 4141144104 , - at Cheshire, trim whente he came to figs Flow. era. Like a triin,glettoti of thg .C? *OOO4 jEetve sefered his ryei to be !kneed for .witimmer, f sight, and bte real herd fighting, 616.0/eight, hich was • a stone more than Ciowers, won •liint he battle, in one hour an,i'len fainUtes at haft a • t etinuti time. . . . . • ' ; •~ti .71 ,4 3 V 7,7 7.; ...,177,7707.77 POLICg.' Bow:seal . ex, t t n Aonsetteenshewealktitr. uzy having brit xe'peeSented to the Magistrates of tha above trllit-e- - nose nuniliei: of Persons of a m ss / detestable •desittiOituts inn . at the 'house of Ja ni 4 id Vero:street, Clare. mayket v .partieelarly on e Supday night, 6a privy search.warrant WAS jssued, and was put in ex ecu . titer ;on Sunday, night last, when 23 persons, eluding thelandliril of the house, we're taken ilea ottstodry4. J.slid - . lodged ip—St'. Clement' liityesterglay ; ekven ulcluck, *ben they Were brought .before Mr. Head for examination but the eirconsstances hating transpired ; a great concourse of - people had collected in llow.street, and which was much increased by the mob th at followed the prisoners When they Were brosght from the watch.house. It, was with the greatest difficulty the officers could .bring theip.• td and from the Brown Bear to, the 01fice; the mob ; particularly the grant), expressing . thcir d e l a; silliest of theloifence of which the prisoners tried charged. , . , . ► The fulloir)iegpersoos. were to the bari and gave their n0m:5,414d descriptioas, , :— r 1' 'lOl h .the -'Yorkshire Esau I apeoc , ceps a op gear Yorkshire Susan, Prow Bradt ' • • 1 • James Amos, aliai For, lodger,, otthe -White •Sw:us, (the biome In questtint) a servaut out of illltee,cliiabled in the arm. N.• B. He was euuyicted and pilfered some the wh ite f or 46 . natural practices. C - William Thompson, waiter at abater is Covent-eardes. Henry Tuogood, servant to a ticailetuan in Ponta* place. Robert Aspinhll, lodger, at :Np. t Iv jife.WZelhedift, Greg Wild -street, tailor. Rirbard Francis, a corpurali bathe Sd 'Regiment of Foos Guards. James Cook, landlord of thelloose, ant Philip lint, the waiter. Samuel Taunton, the 'later who had the ex. ecittio.n' of the warrant, stated, that he and other officers went, last night to the house about eleven o'clock, and apprehooled the before.named per. sots, except the landlurd and waiter, hi a back parlour. Two of the patrole gave an account of their. hart hr the house last night previous to the cute. titan of the warrant; and stated the particulars of the conversation and notions that passed while they were .in the parlour ; but it is of too horrible nature to meet the public eye. These witnesses also stated their having seen sentilar proceedings it the same parlour out the night of Sunday week, andidentified several of the Pris;itters as having Iteepitrofen,, at that time. They were ordered to and bail for the meattour ; and En th.fault were' cotninitteJ to pd. son. James Spittle, tWvnant, m Chnocery-list. Mathes% sunder , . of.Dokelstreer. Aidpae. James"Dobe,•ofTtirtaia-roud. Sitoreditch, belellayer. VGhliium Itarosocr. 4,011.1'141n5-inn. John Reeves, .of Ca4iW-Veet, Leicester-fields, traveller w ith gnotts. ' * Jenes Griffiths, .Utotisn-emirt, liolhern, a servant out of place (sten' known at Bow-btrvet). Edward Oniiilre, a soldier 4a the 34 Giaartiti eCeitrge Bent,* a niater, out of place, lodging at the Wki Steam .A it y i) • , 4,11.4 p , p llobra-court, llothorn, If place. • ^ 'Ninth, Norris, of Temple.street, Whitefilars, sena* out of place: Humid. Hsvehira wittier is the Ist Guards. • Thomas Inxon, a soldieriu the JO Goauts... , 4 blichwet kinye, ' servant out of pi..., 'All these prisoners; t.weept Dixott end ihys; _ who wore in a: dark kitchen, %WU footed room on the first Iluor ; but thero being no col. dli t tcp of what took place, they were oil dig e ha rg ,, et( except Dime, who tray proved to have been ia the.baek parlour with the ottii.rs on the night of Sunday •sclnafglpt. He was; cummitted. • ~T4se crowdbody by this aline% become so great Its tr.street, wirtieniarly,facing.t he Office, that it,kias almost iMpossible to pass, and most of those whirweve discharged . were very roughly handled; several of , tht4th heated about the oeighbour. hoed, and,with great dificuity escaped with their yvery exertion wasi used by the eon. stables 4M : oqt-A to prevent ,each dangerous pru. ceedings, and id doing which, many of than were very toughly treated: VIE M. 4 RKETS. SNItTIITIF.LD—JoLit 9. This day's. market had a pretty goad supply. of prise beasts, and the show of. cattle in general was coasiderJble Reef, Mutton, Veal, and Pork, are dear& than our last re leforl4 Lamb sold at la 4 price, and the tradcfor the oast pot was tolerably brisk. The sales in the !lay-ma rtet oeresousc what lively t Clover, has gnr up in price; Hay onii.Stravi fetcbed last prices. We Subjoin an accurate staiewent of fix prices and numbers: — To sink tha Offal, per Slouts-pf Sib. Reet....4s. 8.1. to 6s. Oil. I Ilead of Cattle this day: Mutton ..4s. to 6s. Ozt. i Beasts • .17110' Veol 84. to 7.. Ott. i Sheep and Lambs .. 154141. Pork ....4s. 8,1. to 7s. Od. Calves Lamb. ...ss. Od. Ito 7.. Od. Pict; ' SW) HA it-MARKET. Ilay Straw 9 ;4: Clover . • al. os.• u 41,. to 104 I*. 04 - COAI.III4.IIKET. • Ships at Market: Ships sold. Price. • OS Neutrastle 53 ... 495. 04. le 6h. 64. 5 Sanderhoid 4 .sls. Sol to 52 16.0 a• 1 Scotch Coal ..... 1 STOCK EXCI: 131tak Stork per Cent. Red. 701 'RI 9 per Cent. Conti. SS. 4 per Cent. 65i} per Cent. NAvytc Long. Aott..lB 7-16 . _ (NOE. Je LI 9. I preys. India. Stuck `lndia &nits 29'prrin. Fisch. 16164 ti prelnipk. I;niniil4 for Acc. 7111* jittery TifigelS id _ , On Friday last, Mrs. N B* . C ft . T T l itida S. l, ot.Gower:;o• l' ileir • , . ~, ford-square, of a sea. . . - ,u a On Saturday t Mrs, Brangpmps of CurAoss - stregli-P l lO l O 4 ••• - • • of a son and heir. . On the 414 irothoto pg Whehttlel‘negriEdidilltrillo M..* Boyd, of Merton-Hall, of it daughter.. • -- - . I • . MARRIED, On Saturday; Joly ,7, at^ Thirtill's Clntrat,, 7: Seed Dixon, F I G. of Mordeo, Surrx, .to Airs, Mari:, IN.rigist , of the same g.tre. • _ • 1 iiiSat'irltN i ipo,-piptnin (kook Atitn, of Nee Ft 4 M l A N 'tiller'', t e u r wet Lliza, eldest daughter of William Sick! oat , Etc Of , place. - - - • t - - f l ' Ti.'' kL1.1:1 • 1.1(• — D - 'my. _ • weed 98 Rotlam. nt Prospect-rovi_, - Bermondsey.. SoligitarV weedyears. on' Saturday last, after a lingering illness 02 'Karim Ai x triontlitk , ... . . On Suudny'lesc in consequeneetsf a Egli fraul-hit horse the invortlerif AAA-Kir. 'Ansi% (rod refuel, of Mork-lane, 1 . 0 " 6 "' On the, 76tb, ult. William Doane, Esq. of Downe Ball, ^eir BVlslo6,l)tiriet4ltire. LONIKK;re Printed and NAlicher% by I). Loy sta.. at the Szfrreintast Orr,* cS. Fleet-street. .111. ..•1 MIPIPP , ~.