The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-04-15 00:00:00

SPAT EMI Ati

NAVAL INTEL LIG ENG&

nrAL, APRIL 14 —Came down from the (firer the
Caned., Spain; owl John Baurl, Eiterhy, for New
So•ilh 111•1)oneld, frr Honduras;
Kenotereiry Cassie, Pink re). for 11ethedoee; Men-
tor, Dawsrn; Fitenda, Eiiia; and Pinter., 114tb-
o mite, for Mireeniai ; Mugs 11,..5er. Robinson; ond
Briton, Unison, for Q0e10...; uud Miry Ann.,
Gardner, for the int, th : and setesol more, names
it:Ansa/is, and semen,.

11•11.10*41 Fire, I'. &I —The *lntl ha. jolt enure in
the S.F., awl court of the oeiwattl Luuctd ■re ender
areith.

Porrmtautit. Aram 14.—Artired the Lena. from
the DOW..s for tasebet flow, Jiii.e4, from the Downs
fur Dublin ; unit Cnnoul, Snort, hem It. Moot for
Cork.—imied the Supply. 1191. m, (turn Itutsvis, bre.
for London ; Garieuit, fur London; end
Thrimour (trviiquirt), for Cusev. In embark troop+
for m.!.... The too former have brought op
for wrist of wind.

Cows, Arum It —Attired the American chip
Metal, Ansley, from Clinton, for Ofllfli $ out 163
daya—vnke sinthinir.
IKAt.nouTtt, APUIL 12.—Soiled the Silly, Hall, for
Landon.

Coon, Arm 10.—Arrirsd she Chaproao and Nag-
tiles transports, from Loudon, to !aka troops to Ja•
=mica.

lIIDROPIIODI.I.

inks imatibeater, of t;.ot town, the unfortunate
riling man, whim we mentioned in nor 14.1 as being
Maimed with the Post deplorable malady incident to
hewn no: I hydrophobia, expired no Tuesday
mottling, ,Iter two days of indescribable and even
•nimegin•ble aunerings. There is a secrecy oboe!
the ai,em, the hteney, the aclinn,l anti the irsee of
Ilk destroyer, aimnat is itorenetratde •r the 'climes
world, which we know t rai,t with.

./t Ihp po.sibility of opprehendinii thrir mole of es•

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genre any of our tf nfei. The ....ropes (tom its
visitation, under tircurnst sires when thi•re +ripest.
'lvry probability that the infection hes been directly
consmunicsted by the bile of a rabid anima', are as
unaccountable as the ealiibitiou of it Ia the sy cem of
those, who halo. no recollection that they rnul.l hare
been inoculated with the venom through any means
beyond leeching what troy be touched wi!li
pushy by any belly. The latter gas the case of the
deceased. Ile had, •1 the utmost, careleoly bsodiprl
dog. that died of what is voided, called " the dis-
temper." and through some illip•freltilitlP puncture
of the skin, the reinter:ion entree's! s..quieil) 14 1 ray
of light falls upon the eye, and was undistinguished
mane the millions of momentary arnsarious that
form cite links of that chain of coustinva eaktence,
which is felt in the whole, whilst the pals ate too
mining sad eitasiescent to be detected and ',pleated
by the most exquisite scrutiny. During the pro.
greys of his @genies, the deceased riossessml per-
fect presence of mind, end, swept wider the
mrhaer paroxysms of itivolutitary esesperaiinat, ma.
tamed the most gentle, itensidersie, and com-
pliant dispn•ition.--Towatila his wife he showed
a tenderness must .'feeling to the beholder., and
indeed the horrors of his slioeilon were softened be.
yond any thing that they had ever heard of persons
so agonised, by the amiable and generous feelings of
an unsophisticated heart, frequently bursting forth
with passionate expressions of gratitude, attachment,
and good-isill. Ile seemed to die by ton rapid a
consbestion of life, as if the Lime that in the course
of nature might have warmed and cheered existenrr
for 40 years to come, had all been cond./pied and
espendrd in the space of two days; sensibility being
so quickened that • drop of liiaid was as diliicolt to
swallow as the ocean, anti a breath of air as terrible
as a blast of the Sill3oolo.—(Sheffield Iris.)

Stsicamita FAct.—The lovers of Worst history
msy find •movement in the following article:—,llr.
Gray, of Tower-street, Chichester, has at this lime
in his possession. hawk and a pigeon, both of which,
for some months past, have been together in a small
Burden. From domiciliary treatment, their n•teral
antipathies are quite obliterated, and the pigeon is
completely master of his companion, which he never

hill:tn evince, if at any iiinethe loiter encroach un

his &maul,.

7 he Hampshire Telerraph enCI :—" We hese plea •
Stlfrio otteting,thot the Report of Aviculture in one-
higl Iv votitfeetnry. 'Diet/Inds in the o e.tetn dii-
tticts of this county GIP teoming with a rowed of
attendance; end the wheat in patticaler, wog ItMC Pt
known to be so lutoriant. The around iJ ...V'''. w ho.e

in grind tillage, and bosky, ern's, pens, se. promise
excellent crops. Every thing demonstrates a very
early semen." _ _

LENT ASSIZES.

LAN( ASTIR.

KING V. TFICVSON AND ANOTHEII.

Mr. ScARLETT stated, that this was in indictment
I against the two Defendants, charging them with rota-
spiriro4, in conjunction with divers of their follow-
% nrkmen, to rev ••r iheir master from recoisiail apt
prentices into his service, h combining tai h each
ether to quit hit emiti.tyrtent, unless be desiated flans
keeping ruck apps mice•.
Mr. Sloane! Davenport it a CiliCO•PliefllTP/ at Man-
chester. In this mono:: of Augus: last he ;.,t1 in hit
service about 15 or 16 prune) glen 2411 14444 IrprOn%
tic's. besides other prison.' empioy ^d in that part of
the bossiness that was enticed by michinery, making
total of about 3:1 persons. lle heti weisrti i•dit
terTiCe a boy of oho none of Gins.tn, as a win
tater apprentice, bet who had not been In the 'hap
more than • few hours, when the Deleadent Edge
Clete into the/ COM ttt t ig-house, end said. " 1 will Ire
d—d if l stand it." (Witness said be bad preview',
seen all the men together in close COW ti0ft.)...11
Edo added, " that if I (the witness) did not turns
that man away (meaning Green.). hey would all
leave toe." Witness tell the Defendant Edge, that
V he was dissatisfied, he might lease his sersico, and
he delivered him up a ntitten agreement, anal be
quitted his ebtploy ft, to and never relented to it
sgaio. Witness stated that the men left their work.
and that the witness and his partner, conceiving "that
the cessation of bo,iness nocasionYcl by the In. of
so many hands would be attended with greet incoen
yenituce, acceded to their dernaiy:s, and dismissed
Green from their service. In shout a month they eltos
gaged another torn.i ter apprentice, wisest the stows
general revolt took place, in which the other De-
fendant. Ferguson, took the lead. But in this nee
the /nesters refused to comply with the requisitions of
the men, who all of them, except two, entirely emit.
led the 'plaice of the Prosecutors, to their great is.
convenience and loss.
Mr. WI f.l.lAitr sddressed the Jury on the part of
• the Dsfendstit Edge. Mt contended that it, qnittitiq
the service of his employers he had only el-tie that
which he had a light to no, a• they ha-I relinquished
the agreement by which he hail bound himself to their
service; and that it lie ditl rit.t like the introduction
of another appreso:re into hi. muter. sere•ce, con-
trary to the rubles übserseti in ow trade, he w.is jute
titled in quitting it. The of,ieetion made by the De-
!
fen/lent was not to wink with any appren•irea„ hot
with a greater nuo.Per than was the cuarom the
trade. As an individual, he clearly lied a nett to
act upon this ground ; ant! if it was innocent in one
man to do it, he did rot See upon whet ground of
reason or common tense criminality wig imputed,
where numbers coneuried in the same opinion, and
joined in the same act. Tito mestere, in different
ways, made arrangements with each other for the re.
gelation of their business, and yet we never hear of
any prosecutions against them for a conspiracy ; all
that protecetions are by the mauves, and all the ton.
'joints. are the mafiosi/ins of the suffering journey.
men. Mr. Williams insisted, that unless the Jury
were clearly satisfied that the Defendant Edge bad
conspired with the ether persons named in the in.
. dictment for the purposes therein stated—of oblige
i .g and nninpolling his employers to desist from re.
ennui any apprentices into their service—it 'mold
be their duty to acquit him.
Mr. Hour adopted the same cosine of argemmit
for Ferguson.
Bunn Wooer sold, the !Mem:anti, and any
other workman had, as individuals, a tight to servo
their employers upon each ear ditissits as they chose,
end to leave their service then they thought them.
s•lara aggrieved, provided they did this as individuals,
withoct previous coticert with eacil omen It wen
• the combion g together to effect their ponies, which
was illegal ; anti if the Jury were ratiqie.l from ti,,
ealence, that the Defendants had conspired or con.
certed together to quit the employment of the Pro.
! secolors, for the put pop of procuring Ile removing
of the obnosious apprentice, they most find the De-
fends's:9 guilty of the charge impaled to 'ben,.
The Jury found both the I'ri,oners Gaitill—
jod4ment will be pronoctieed upon them in the Court
of King's at Cu. C4I,3FP had hero removed
from the jurisdiction of the (.):iiirtor So cocain.

Tim atm: (o. rtio4;rcl,-ziux Gr ii At
SUITII) AG 11N•T N1C1101.1.4 AND OTHLMS.

This us, en itylietntent arairm cotton.
mion•rs iu Op employ of Nit. Smith, of Heston
Nnreis, Int I ewiepireey to rli‘e their we. Tilt,
I).4endants hariort sppearell at the bsr. 810 ple4del
eeilly to t!.• them., Mr. "All' •S C 1111111,4
tut ih• gthires4..l the. Court :

" S:Y LoR rt," riprorrad
the list Moire,: tt.e state of !oriel', it 11. e time. it:ti
the alarm in which the it t•n;e of commercial Ji:•

1111t.rs IS/ Fantiv Tiot•as.—Jonathan West, trier then was, made it absoloWy nr:••...1 1 that tilt
tbe great timiesitia to, started from Mack ft lire-rood i...lictmeot 'lsult! he found ; tout cirrum.tsootos hare
yesterday morning, to an on (not 50 miler in eight liken a !•voura b'e chintz., viol tho •of
hoots, ow the Lower Kent.road, nut and in. lie the Defendants themselves hale aro 'Awn a (.rent.
did rather over 1.1 miles the first two hour', and par. change: I am therefore inoree!rd to throw the
formed the other ail miles an hoer with apparent in- Defetithints upon your 1,m:06p%. 1%.1,1.^.1.11 1411,1. t
difference, end returned In S'f. tiPoggr's•fielt!s at 11 the ...is* to your to .4_
O'clock, as if be had been taking a morning's cravats. their punishment, 'we to estt vim! it, Tin
FAILVIIIL OP THIL TANDIII MATCH ON The BATH Prosecntor is perfrrtly s.taii•d with IP•
ROAD.—Mr. Belton started on Illoottslow•lmoth of the D•frodants ; timn has brought aho i a I.lVolor.
Silly yesterday lleeneilly, very private, to &ire a able IlltVrillloll 111 tOorir feelio.a, and cuodoct towards
couple of horses in tandem to Ilarehatch, 0.4/ empl o'er... I ratinot help taking this wool-
in two hears. The horses, however, not pacing well 'unity of stating to your I..erd•hip, that these De:roo.l.
together, broke from the trot twice in the first sis ants. ohs ere unfortunate situ Woo., :••
miles, and the turns together occupied moire thin an the victims of delesi.m than pro pie ',thrall) ref, opt its
hoer before 10 miles were performed, sod be resigord. their .sneak. The wort *tool that esiitr m i.se p..aeot
The match was for 100 guinea 4. : stale of rocks} is the wandering op entl d• ~er.
The number of prisoners to be tried at the Assiees sous ender the description delegates. who Itve upon
in Ayrshire is 13, which is • greeter number than hess the ;loader of iotormot purple whom they olrlotir ; by
ever been known there for the last 40 ye..'. Of there artful means they mint a wretched s•li.istence (-r
there ere seems for housebreaking and theft, among themselves from the cuttitilvoinns of i1,11.04t penile.
whom are two brothers, t wo for perjury, one for theft,
.\u
Alt-611C! OCCUI•01.1 hot lowa aao,where a parson of
owe for measleeghter, and twe for coning and wound- this &scripting! ohiait.o.l I.'o pen 7 Intl St;ol.,
log. The Assizes commence on the 224 inst. thew decsslKd, PIIII•R the contribettars in the larch,
A few weeks ago, as Mr. Newhall, farmer, in the ; tad liable to a criminal prosecution like this. Ann-
Woe of Macitiormore, perish of minevin, ..L., 11) they immure of this sot. of imposture lately ore .1.11
the assistance of wind barrels, raising oil a bank of at linty in this cnsinty his poor we met lam"
the river Cree the Ironic or en old tree, there was and issued a pohlit• proclamation, promote/lei 1.01
forted, in the earth which adhered to the wood, en lin the time emit the is eaters*, L hire, Ch.'s
elk hens, 34 inches long, and measuring 11 inches Yurksnorp, Detbyshite. end Nottinghemsbir•,al
round below, where it spreads itito three small ant. 'employing the gross's, Maslow to cease it to ho be-
en, each ite inches long. This relic is at
thget they them.
or
the possession of Mr. J. Trims, Nowise Stewart. lof livelihood to the poor aut ; men, rsi
pressor in Hosed, that they hail the power of Jove ring thy tea