The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-03-28 00:00:00

On our re-admission into the Winery, we found th •
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the reaini n rlinst7s of th-
11.41
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ofl,laliitltre ltt
reel it, %% I. hunt a iiirision,
and passed.
Sir J. NEWPORT rose. and itiored that "tbe
i•lau.es of tit* Intercourse with 11,,0te Rill." be „e.
soli•lateil with " the Roman 1 mitotic Disability 1111.1."

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On the question help lt• pa!,
Mr. C. HUTCHINSON rote and imphr4 his
Right Hon: Friend not to pre., those clause., At ,„,
late an hour ; the House ha I just plaited a Iii!I of
conciliation and enneessien, aml ‘could it then T.,. into
the consideration of that which Ile would call a Wit
of penalties. he Hon. Gentleman inoreelle,l co at,
pie against the principle of this I suer Hill, hut w„
almost inaniiihle from contitote.l noise,

M. FITZtiERAIM press on his
Hon. Friend (Sir J. Ne..vp,rt) whetlier the di".
%inn of this new proposition s.tonltl not rather
place at an earlier hour of the evening thin the pr„.
sent : there were several now elatt%es, which
certainly occasion tatuelt further discussion.

Sir JOHN NEWPORT, in reply. assure,/ his Tight
Honourable Friend he had proposed these clauses he
compliance with the wishes of his llontifte,,hh.
—bat, knowing that ditlerervers of opinion oft dime
clauses existed, and that mock debate might 2,i,, I,*
would move that to e t'llatsnan %Inlaid then report
progress, and ask leave to sit sgaut at an early hone 1„.,
morrow, (this day) so that the Bill, as altisnartio„i..ht
be trail a 643 time on Mon bar.
Lord CAW/lA.:Rh:Atli, COll, lured with the Melt
Honourable Baronet, an.: wi.111,1 ref-4)lll'mA a vet:
early hour to-morrow, (this day) for resittning the
Committee. The Report itti et be receire.l Thais-
day, and the Rill be read a third time on Monday, sad
that in the interim, the Buil, as amends-4, shoulil he
printed. lie would take leave to say, that however
anxious he was for passing the original Hill, yet, if
the proposed restrictions were rejected in the hoes.
[hitter, he would feel it his duty to oppose the pa
The CHATRMAN then repotted progress, and asked
leave to sit again to-mot row, (this day). Ihe Hesse
resutued.
Lord PALIIERSTON gars notice that, os
flay next, he would move the remainder of the :fret
Estilll%tes.
The other orders of the day were disposed of, all
i the House adjourned at half-past 1•1..
tear Proceedings in the House of Lords, err last Pagel

DEVON ASSIZES.

The trial of the prisoners, of whom the calendar
enumerated S 9, commenced on Tuesday morning the
.2tltli instant, at eleven, the business of Nisi Pries has,
ing commenced an I before there were 61 commit
entered, of which 14 were to be heard by Spechi
Juries.
The following prisoners received sentence of death:—
John Doge, for privately stealing. from the shop of
31r. Bowden, at Plymouth, a *catch, gold chain,
value Brig /1, for ass.' nit in g J. N. Mar.
Chant, on the 9111 December on the highway, near P 1,;•
mouth, and robbing him of is. and other articles ;O.
charged with assaulting T. lilt, on the same muting,
and taking from his persona hat.—Nlartlra Brook.*
breaking into the dairy of 11. Daman, and Rodin;
bread, butter, Sec.—Richard 31arley, fur fleeting tin'
sheep from Coonthalicall estate. in Ilampton, the ye-
pert y of D. Iladcock, Nicholls, for stealing
a mare, at lientisburv.—Ed. Williams and J. Rowe,
for breaking a house in the slay time, and stealing tno
gt6iira%, and some wearing apparel—William and
Jam, Bowden, fur breaking open the dwelling-how
of It. Stamp Chutlleigh, and stealing 1341. in wites,
gold, and silver.—J. Jeffers's'', for stealing a grlilin4
from It. Tru'ol, of West Has:Wand, ant selling ate
John Stooke, of liiiigkers,vell ; also charged on the
oath of W. Ilarvey, of liingkerswell, with 'menet
1.0111 him a hay mare, which has been reclaimed bra
gentleman of Bristol.—Richard Volger, fur breaking
into the I se of T. !maims, North Tawton, and
stealing ruin and cheese ; also charged with steaks;
a hay snare from .1. Shilson, of Winckleigh.—Of thew,
William Bowden, Jalltr4 Bowden, and John Bagwell.
; are lilt los exectition.--The others were repreivvil.

—saw—
SI'SSEX ASSlZES.—lloasuass, Moult 45.
Mr. Pawl, a respectable cloth-worker of Coleus's-
street, brought an action of damages against a Mr.
B render her
senseless, and produce insanity wlsile in a state ill
pregnancy. 'flue Expense attending her illne.s, kr.
amounted to upwards of 300/. and the Jary swat
damages to that amount.
CROWN 811)E.
It tNIC or Esso.avis Pansucurtoss.---Hvaack &ft"
/esi awl Margaret Rice pleaded guilty to the
Riser
offence of having knowingly forged Ralik of l'nfla4
notes in their possession respectively, and seteraq
received sentence of transportation for 14 years.
Charles Ilarlingc, a man of respectable appeal-ore
and of rnitivated mind was indicted for a harglary
the dwellitsphouse of Thomas Harrison, atsad Rtroll"'es:"
the night if the Illth of JanuarylarJanuarylast,
silver plate and other articles above the value of
It appeared appeared the prisoner, who lodged at No. '27, Bart.
lett-street, Lambeth, Surry, was seen at the heist 4
the prosecutor, Mho keeps an ion, on the 10th
nn.try. On the ttttt ruing of the Ilth, it was discern'
ed that the house had been burglariously entered in Ili"
night, and the property in question taken. Neil
ay,
in consequence of suspicions foe prisoner's lodgorit
in Lambeth were searched, and almost all the arllith4
stolen found there, together with various isuplenseo'

of Itouse-breaking.
The prisoner addressed the Jury at ennsiolersli!s
length with great ingenuity, anti it a style of 1
ts
0'
gunge far superior to persons usually br.tglit
to
bar of justice. lie said tlrat the articles in. question
bad heels given.to hint by a person who olve.l him wilier•
The prisoner's dialect was rath,r exotic, but he nil'
stated to he a native of Stollatri.
The Jury nailer the Learned duilge's di rectior.
found bins guilty—Death—but the pruseentot tel:041.
r niesoled bins towterev.

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The caletidee fur Nuttinzh.on‘ltire contains lit
paralleled 110tlibrf of thirty-two mew bur".
have been sentetwell to death at thew assizes f! 110
a consolation however, that. excepang Upton, ob'
hint Potter, the Loughhorto' carrier, all three y° p.
nett rasa base. been. repriev.A. Video it the Aily est
ileft for ezecuttium

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