The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-06-12 00:00:00

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thing came out in favour , . the prisoners.
J. Lae, servant to Mr. Brown, stated that he came in
about II o'clock, and went to bed directly ; siesta five
the next mortsingliediscovered the place hail town broach
into; he imsnesliatel informed his master.
James Ellis, an officer of Bow•street, in consequence
of information he received, went in company with enter-
man to the house of Holding's father, maa from thence
to Crown-street; they met the prisoners in the street ;
witness asked Holding where Ise lodged; be replied that
hr had no loafing ; he was out of work and lived any-
where ; they then took theta to 71, Crown-street ; saw
a person in the shop who informed them Gest the pri-
soner Holding lodged there ; they went up stairs, and
Holding produced a key, and unlocked the door; they
proceeded to search the room, and in the table drawer
emend a canvas bag. in which were one hundred pounds
in notes, 19 sovereigns, 2 half sovereigns, and 9 half
crowns; at that tine Fur:moats observed Wade take
ro nething from his hat, and took from him some papers
of half-pence from his pockets and hat. From the hat of
Holding was taken a paper of half-pence, and from his
coat pockets 7 other papers of Ss. each. In a tea caddy
were fossil Oa 19s. to silver, and a small French coir.
Fursemsa then put his hand up the chimney, and
brought out a crow bar, and a bench of skeleton, pick•
lock, and other keys; and, in another par: of the room.
a small bunch of keys of curious construction. %Vitnese
then went to Mr. Brown's pi and fitt the rox
bar with the marks of the pats d doors ;ed theyc cur-
respnnded featly.
John Furztusan corroborated the evidence given by
Bilis.
Several other witnesses were examined. The Judge
snnossed up the evidence, and the Jury brought in their
verslict—tieffty.—Death:.
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Yesterday was settling day at Tattersall'. for the
Derby stud Oaks. Several persons were very tardy
in their payments, but it does not appear that there
were any clefaniters of consequence. All parties were
too busy to make many bets on the Doncaster St.
Leger: the odds 7 to 2 against Guetavne ; 9 to 1
al; ainet Jack Spigot; any odds against My Lady.
Box' 'tn.—The battle between Oliver and Hickman,
which excites great interest, takes place this day, 26
miles from London. Oliver is in excellent condition,
and not alarmed at the name of Gas, although backed
i at 7 to 4.—Linney also fights in the same ring.
' The two following article' tram a New York parer
of the 6th of May will be read with interest. The
i first thews the impartial spirit of the Americans in
the administration of justice ; the sec4nd the serious
I concern they feel for the situation of a culprit when
doomed to suffer by the law :
Judge Prescott, who has been under trial, by impeach.
went, for some time at Boston, has been declare.
guilty, and the following judgment was pronooncerl
upon him on Friday :—"'l hie Court for the trial of im•
peaclaments, having found James Prescott guilty of mis-
conduct and mad-administration in the office of Judge of
Probate of Wills and for granting Letters of Adminis.
tration within and for the county of Middlesex, charged
upon him in the Third Article and Twelfth Article of
Impeachment, as charged against him by the House of
Representatives; It is considered by this Court, that
the said James Prescott he removed from the office
of Judge as aforesaid, and he is removed accordingly."
John Dooley, who was to have been executed foe
murder at Gloucester (N. J.) has been respited for oat
month on account of " impenitence." He ss said to ex-
hibit great obduracy, and to be completely insensible
i W his awful situation.
CIALILINTI or rill OccaN.—." This bottle is thrown
into the ocean on Sole Bank, lat. 48. 38. lmsg. 2. Illik,
W. from the ship Duke of Marlborough, Jeffers.
bound to Landon from the Cape of Good Hope.
Nur. 13. 1620. " °SWIGS Tools."
" We allow a current of 12 miles every 24 hours ea
the N. W. If this bottle is picked up it is requested
that it may be made public, as it is for the purpose Grum-
firming kennel's currents."
Found on the shore of Corsaig, Island of Mull, Ar-
gyllshire, 14th of April, 1021.
Last night was received from a Brighton Corres-
pondent, the following communication, which wit'
probably prove interesting to some of our mercantile

Batorrom, Just 11.
As one sitar fishing heats, after the toils of its em-
ployment. was making for this place yesterday evening.
it was hailed by a large ship in the offing. The crow
presently ran do. boat alongsiJe, when a person. wham
they believed to be the master of the vessel, gave them a
slip of paper to deliver to the writer of this artieletro-
ell marked as follows:—' Sunday. 9th ship Wt.
stock. bray. 65 days from Jamaica.' The iiiiitoks w
it
the date, the ftb, instead of the 10th, is not 'material.
The motive of sending the said paper it presumed.
was to give publicity to the arriiml •titbit told ship jn
the Chattel, as, from th.' length eit at some
airrehonsions might have been
l , Mr
Orton peas were sold it -Badge inatitot
day, at two shillings a peek.

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