The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-12-24 00:00:00

_ then proceeded to invest** RECORDER'S ISPORT.
,a some expressions used by him at
to, in refire*, to Lord Rieelsgb.— Yesterday the Recorder am& hie repent° Niagara,
Lost; r, melon, allowed that he bed med. Highness the Prince Regent, in Council, of ffie Cel-
tat the same time disclaimed die construction which lowing prisoners, under sentence of death in Hewett.
Lard Itanelak had pet upon them. viz. :
Mr. Butoceasa said-that, under all the circomstaaces, Joists °anti', for recretial 6 letter containing a 51.
Bank-note ; Ann Smith, for stealing goods privately in
it appeared Lied bad 1•110•Tei leader a great
miseadontseffing sad * was slue be would seriously it anar,Lilanualbr'" for a robbery ow the hilOwaY *
regret that be barl done so, He shield set, therefore, Ann reap for stealing ill a dweilliarawaw :
Jobe Church, for honse-bre in the durable ; John
trouble tie Coma with any 'artier remark. Markham, for committing a *.
naturals Beare • John
The Lear CM, JUSTICE said, the defendant baring Stubbe, for'
disposing of and potting ,en, a forged'
1...
=holt adopted that mama. the Jury
. had "thlaF Rank-note.--Thomas *Derma, for a li6 offenee
to de than pronounce *ha' veromr• It was Thomas Wiklish, for uttering and potting sway a forged
tinkled that tie defendant boa need the most offensive 101. note of the Bank of Dover ; John Martin, for house-
Oellierelleue towards Mr. Adolphus, with the acknow- breaking; and Matthias Maher, for for
ladreesoest shuthe did it wills tire ideation of travailing Wises Jelin Markham was ordered fir iieceliteme riot
him- He beffiedelwieseer• that sowethisili saline he "It Wednesday nest; Rod Thomas Wildish are oho Booth
.
Bested buries tit parties which would prevent the mat- for execution ..is the Friday following.ter nemieg team tU Court again; bet that was not for Tethers „
he ethos respitej during plena-
re.
sidirtehiensW or the Jury to &itemise.
ote. opottowns *god to observe, that if any thine &MICE 111 Ann ENTENSIEL ROIDIRRY.—A Bank at a
if So lied was in contemplation on the other side, tors frequented watering-Owe, was, we are Informed, robbed
dist Wald be easiests for it to be brought forward at of property to a large amount on last Sunday night.—
die asemeat. The circumstances were very extraordinary:—Jl lippears
Mr. seios.wes,
said, be was not hutrueted to 'ay any that the iron chest in the Rank, in which mosey in bills.
notes, tte. had been deposited, was open d,
thing about it. In fact, he had not bad an opportunity not by forte.
of conversing iriti Mr. Adolphe, tya the subject. but with a key, for it was found locked after eke rid-
leery ; that Nee alarm-bell was unstrung after it bad been
The Jury ehallmearned a verdict or Gam, ; and d'art set on the Saturday ; that the lock of the Musk-door into,
the affair rests at present. the street was unscrrocd, from the inside, of corm.... and
TVS RING ON THE PROSECUTION or ALEXANDRIS marts the door left open. There were various reports, bet no
P. ISOM • AND . person was apprelsorn:ed as late as Wed!), sday. Dew.
This was an indictment against the defendants, for,
4,4,44.! it street
robbery was not publicly Immo, but the amount of
officers were instantly OH fee- Tie, extent of
ke believe, a couspirecy (the nature of the imputed of. '
the f
knee rot haw* been publicly stated), to take out a ' property carried off was such that the house"
necessary to suspend its payments fur three or feandep.
commission of bankrupt against Mr. Alexander Bruer. !
Bills, it is said, to the amount of :,' 6001., beS watt of
the anny-clothier, of Parliament-street. A few they. ,
since, Mr. Bruce moved to postpone the trial from this • the property carric I away by the robbers, wolf =
day until the Sittings after next Term, on the ground I toted in London on the wonting after the robber?,
that he had baits taken by surprise, in not haying been j any kCimat reachwi town.
a man walking aloag the banks of
duly served with notice of trial, an that he was not • A few (lass ainh
p,, 1 the' at, discos erni in Orr direr, near the mouth of the
prepared to go on with the prosecution for want of
.llnionil, a large cask, which appeared, by its weight, to
cuniary funds to employ Counsel, whose assistance was ;
of tabor. Elated with his good for-
necessary to explain the entire of the case to the Jury I coutain "ulething
—the prosecutor hieneelf ant heiair pemitte4 by law 'tome, and nut du:Oiling but the cask was Gl!evi with Fe-
ta do any thing more than deliver hi s ey ideate 1 ovine mmintain dew, he proceeded to exar.ine its quality.
our oath. lie was then told, that if he raw prepares this I when, to his utter astonishusent, he found the contents
morning with an affidas it of himself, and the pere,,, upon I to consist of a moving mass alive frogs, nearly as closely
kid together as a barrel of herrings. flow these am-
nins the notice of trial was stated to have bent served P4'
at his house, In Parliament-street, negativing the service I'hthiu°s creatures rase to he enclosed in such immense
of the notice, the trial would be postponed. Mr. Bruce
moldier*, we !race to naturalists td determine. It is no
vow produced ass amaait made 1,7 hiasseiz auk efetieg um-04,104m thing, we are aware, to discover toads in the
that he had not been served with any notice of trial: and hearts of trees, amt even in the internal parts af the
h, liJr:est rucks. hut it mast he admitted to be a very rare
be accounted for the abs, puce of the other ailitias it,
1,. ~,t 'atelier to find a whole colony of kindred reptiles
stating that the penon 'Tun whim the gaoler was Sit
posed to have been ter% eal, was not his ,„.re.,„t. but , pent up in that manuer.—(Ediatergh l'orrr).
Ilasreaccrioy Max.—Three a these• rt. erecters, it
messenger employed by the Commissioner% and that
for that team's' he declined calling upon Lim to make an is erfttrallY lu4kired• bare, within these last two
aff davit. months, carried ~If a umber of bodies from the church-
yard at North Shields. The belief oririnated in three
Mr. Seaaterr said, that the person allinled to was stout young Irishmen of shabby appearance, having
now in attendance. really to snake an alEdas it, in rim. l • '
readied,* of Mr. Brae. if he crayons, to state that lie 'ern seen lurking about the town, nithuut an visible
means of livelihood, and their sending large c sby
had not been duly apprised that "afire of trial had brew the Newnotle carrier, to lie forwarded to Edits urgli
served at his boyase. by coach. In one instance, they carried two chests to
the 31orpelli carr:er, but soon reinencd and carried lima
The Came Jaime was of . rpinioe, that the trial could
not be postponed, lir- ilieuvr baying failed le c Or away, no doubt froui a dread of discovery-, as tie mea
with the earbthtions aawYner a to bin* on the huluer daY• did not depart till the following mornink
It was his day to lave twee prepared to go on, knowing Mr. Biwa°, gunner of his alajesty's ship PIMPS,.
- ' the ease would be trini,:st all events, at the Sittings, was retool :lately drowned its Ilamoaae, on Wednesday
I the defendants haying mane 4,f Owns been oliligeti evening. Ile was returning to Pater Point, arcompanieit
COMP up from distant parts of the country to rioter by the boatswain,
.itt a road, punt, which having n
• 'lrks%
_it woaM be to great a hardship to imposeleak, r.
a they made for the nearest buoy, which theg y
Ilmea astrieweW fir cousitog to the Court again. reached, „,,d the g hail nearly grasped the ring,
r. Braes 414 he yes sot prepared with his wit- when the boat strut down and be sunk. The
WI. *es wee provided with Conner,. was providentially saved by his own dog,
Threcetke Joirvic. then ordered the now to be carted him up until a bOat caw to his relief. 1 bus
" and • left a willow and six children. *-
DREADECI. .IICIMINCT.—A most ite:iallihn
The Jury haviotr been sworn, were directed by Ms
Lordship re fiod tie defendants Not note. flow being occurred. here on Wednesday last, which jaw in
No evideseefor the prosecution, acrd accordingly a Ter- two ft""11" l" the Deepest talaerY a 4 threes. "IT;1111110_, ~ .
1 cites the regret and sympathy of lavitibitairsa of woe
diet of Net (lefty Noss recorded. 1 town. .14 Duncan Cameron, Esq. . rveyer of the
UMBRIAN AND AXOTIIRR, ZXRCCTORS our 3.111101.."- port, accompanied by two tide officers awl three boat-
- --e in a small boat to the New'

CUBS% IL VOIR AiIIGNIZI br J. "MIL 11
lAN smogs.
This wu Y Woe direeted by the Loup

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to try whether at the time of imeing a 1.7
Minitrupt spinet Mean. Neil and Werner, os e
of Jemmy, ISM, the Inttskripte were indebted to the
plaintiffs. as executors of J. Wright, in aey, and what,
sun of money, open and by virtue of two beads, sae
dined the Ist of July. 15114 ?smarting so he a hood
ilaubilry the baskrapts to thelestator, in a salt
for the payment {an anunity 44
to the deceased, for Me WI, of • scree
ether of the sane date. is *penalty of
domed her the payment of 101001. es the 1001
MT. with lotereat for the same, diaries dim Minna
Sam years. at she rate elks per can. •
lbearlem anti Mr. Wilds conducted the plalatirs
titirdealsler. (*army, Ik. Uastlee, ami Mr. l'ambpell,
ts.
ifht toshal "Intim directed to int •tried by the
mn.. the above-osentioteed were.
thesis meal

ere, were Proceeding la.__ _ Owe.
Itiire
sod rarqing toe much sail. the elf flare 1..-
land, when, strearlfol to relate and Mt.
Strpgen - nefortwoately 1;d, r fear w4re

DR, JAMES'S FEVER POWDER. •
A VERY kw DUNES of this PUWDIR, if
11 takes according t. tha directions with whirl each
bottle ►- accompanied, remote as/

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LAW INTBLLIGEIVCi . The Lear mei
I Mr. Acinlpheit as to lam
lURT OF CHANCERY, Die. U. I dos trial alluded to, 111
Neste those Mr. Aihripi

Strogen were unfortnuittelr loit. 'Mr other tour w.:re
picked up by a, boat belonging. to a trig n the Reads.
Mut though toad! exbioste.l at the Ain't. (being half an
hour in the water), they are DOR perfectly recovered.
Several boats are pi is the lay, in hopes of lialliag
the bodies. baton e, search Itas been itssier.teal.—
Whilst it is oar
_.„.„ record .the untimely death
of our aged officer. Hr. Usarrenes
private it • pinions, &mat oar
tribute or Mr. Osborn Swope.
cmgab '
the oast of the prientless warPl4 was a
yuseg are of -beat Nowak ati4 character. being a
dutiful sea food brother. Ilse parents. wko arc in
the decline of life. by the death of their only NM, are in-
coasolable.—(arteary Adsterliere.)