The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-09-14 00:00:00

NAVAL INTSLLIGENCIL
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DIAL, Sart. 13 —Came down from the River sod
sailed, the Mary, Russell, for Newfoundland.—Ar..
rived and sailed for the River the D.incaster. Mar.
shall ; and Matthew and Thomas, Gray, from Q....
bee; and Niger, Jeffery, horn Jamaica ; on .114
234 alt. in lit. 44. 36. long. 40. 55 W. the Niger
spoke the William, hoot Cadiz for Newfooridluld
end on 30th, in lat. 47. 12 N. loot 213. 32. W. spoke
the Meares, of Graogemouth to Mirsealrhi..-941.41,
the Dradvm transport, for Chatham.
POILIVIOUTII, Sire 13.—Sailed the General Tres..
sots, Paimor, for Mi.Jras.
Ittwount, Sari. Il.—Sailed the Trojan, Brien,
fat Holland ; and Ki.ty surd Clara. Paddy, fee Roo.
eoff.—The packets mestiesed yesterday salted is the
evening
Nonni Slitatbr, Sart. 11.—The Mary, Undue.
horn Sondstrald to Leedom, with deals, was fallen is
with on the 9th inst. aboot4o miles to the Eastward
of this poet, wateriilegged, with only three men oft
board, by the Ilighlter, from Greenland, who pet
ow bond four man and a mete, and this day she arrived
here. The three of ike Msey's New lepers, that the
Master and the other pert of the ere* abandoned her
ow
the 30th alt. about 40 miles to the westward et
the NM.. of Ndrway.
Ileum. Sart. 13.—Sailed the Lady Neff's
pocket for Ceshaerin and Thetis picket for Gongs.
berett both with dais!.

we perceive that the Dobtin Papers of theraday
take no notice of the reports with respect to trebling
the Guards at *be Castle, as reatworetl osi Wedno•

day law.
The Leeds Gentleman who corresponds with the
Star newspaper, It inset be confessed, has a very
lively imagination. In a letter from this piste, dated
September Id, which appears ib the Star of last Se.
tarday, it is stated, that nor walls still coating,
covered oith the most inflammatory writings and
placards; though, in fact, thole is scarcely a political
placard to be seen in the town I and Ike atimitire
fMders of 'bat Journal are farther told by this cnr.
rospoadent, Mho seems to have taken oat a Travel-
,les'e License, bet " as ague Black thrall, Melo.
sift, Skala:to, Cobbells, Dolbps, he. brought dorm
by cart loads!!"—(Leedt Mercary )
On Friday afternoon, the 3.1 oculist, Oho Leeds
I mail, on its , - - io Ur

plegises, el
the vomit

resins Si

does ono of
other was s

before Taosthy,
torioue, Moo.

cording ea
soaped limbers.
edds))siimed t

s toad to Leiden, was oretteroed in Up-
tad nearly ell the purer:gut, et well ea
sneered very osteriel Injery. The guard
Uppinchm with • dislocated sboolder, es
of the tussensers with a brokers leg;
eu-
aa mesh hest es to be usable to remove
reeky, end two others wet onto severe/too-
wage they were mot premised fro. pro-
m leek journey. Only one pes.engee
alert. The etwident (est Correrpoedent
ed to bate bees entirely occesioned by the
e sod Intoxication of the davit !—(Sfrreir
✓.v.)
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MANCIIKSTFRISLpr. 11.
This oftereeen Mr. W• 0•. 914 of the Proprietor
of its, Manchester Observer; Meld sot 10
jeer. nl ae ; •rni .1, 1,, (Indio*. s• solttent, motif
ell fore ml est of Nr. Wrnee *bop Ity antic, Arens i
mull taken in the N.. R.ibe, for 'Alias the Arall•
cluster Observer of *Me .ter. Mr. Chegon•s swot
whet- quirk.) Inflow& Is ken. the mien of Asir
spinrhensies, end pity belt if. ',golfed. Os vs.
quire, they sett told by th. Mrillitrailte this the
Observer 'ea Mottoes. On Wog requested tirint
net the Illtetlns, peep, they dedbled, esylsg, It

might enroinn several
They sitimately rogolred two sureties bar Mrs.
Wine, of 301 Arch—for David Wrao and John
C irtion, each thoutaelyes in SOL aril two modes
231 early.
NH On Tufolosi lam they in Oho m unonner
fetched oho• two of Ms. Wrowi's servants sot of his
chop, for lolling seditious libel,.
They were also moire(' to give amity Tot their
apisearans e.
This fntenoon tome pollee tacos took a da toy
sword from a child of frier years sod a half old.
named JovelrW Hoover' who 10841 playing in the street;
sine one come sad .01d his roamer. axe was pate al
• he. troth in the honer; she went sot and ret•eotedit,
8,41,4 roan to give it her bark, bet this he Weis-
e& anti finally attork her for petit/meting in her de.
wand. Iler lisshond then come to them and took
part with his wife, and the rffieer wreck him tort.-1
Mr. Oaten, a reeposvahle tradesman and neighbour.
then came forward and expostulated with the other's
en the orre•sronahlisiseta and InVollity of theis ens.
duct, and him the.) elan ittork. The officers then
called tit anilliera to their suaiaiswee. and rank the
rtniti'4 mother to the guard.honat. where one was
fternAine I alt..ut half en boor. Then she was taken
In the Nods Bsilea , and the chid's father took the
child thither also The officer then awns, that this
„I. Hosier ara. not the person from whom be bad
taken the so rd, hot one mach lareor and elder,
being ten or eleven years of or, haling a paper cap
on his head, like a cap of liberty ; soother Aker
corroborated thia deposition. and another or two
WWI ready to 110 she same; sad also that the woman
hod • hti, khot in her-hon,l to strike the name oath.
'rke Mielairate then said her helloed meat enter lots
recognix •nre for her good behaviour.
Joists Boater, uncle in the cksid. and others satis-
fied the Maxi-trite, that the be. of four and • half
years old wii• the any person from wham the Akers
hail 14. n the tin annul; end Mr. Owen staled, that
be had billion the unman for many yeses to have
hew, a rareaht• and resinecialtio neighbour, and that
one of the airy, hail actually *troth him twice,
"Imo • hich Mrs. Boater use intimately dierharged,
Moving been in costnely oboe four hoofs in the utmost
anxiety, together .hh the loss of time of her husband,
brother-43.1a5. and Mr. Ones.

LOUGIIIIOIIOI47III. leer. 8.
Although the hest-re sail the vtes' boas MCP at
Neelb smiled their cowieetion sheet wages, ter
some caste er other, the latter (wept in a few
immures) sr. ant yet 111111MNII ter Verir work. A
eery teeplestoot (tress heriteoefi et W. settles* es
Th. rule y.ots des w ;gig the jack wi•l4 of sew heroes,
'tech i wits stletted were °Ain coopers to
the intention of the sew regulations. The ease is
••perted t• coot Were the Maitstretes at she

dr.-des.
l'oe fart that c..tisiderattle bodies of men are in the '
habit rit ametrtiling ontregeenred places ivi Len.
cishire and Cheshire. for the perm is f training,
was for sometime rlnehtod, bet bea deco boos placed
h. s nod tli.poto. ore sorts to say that the same
Vane sod ptiociples have emended Into *or own
isbb.-erhooll, where the eta-disposed arest smite
at citcemstacces will permit. We know for certsie,
that independent of reeling for the perpose of re.
ciqvies instiertion in the baleful doctrines st pretest
an lamentably prevalent, • considerable somber of
relines resitting, in sod sinned Carlisle, are in the'
habit of assembling to learn military eserrise and
everletions ender the instrections of individesis she
h• ve *reed in the army, sod are is the ',gala re.
cello andesions. The idea etertained by them
foolish deluded into is, lust they are prepatiog
for she grand struggle, which is to @poet the'
sT esurpett," and gist back to every maw that shwa
of toe general properly which is his, and only with-
held by the tyrants Whine tern it now is to hold the
rein, bet who most soon 66 knock soder" to the
meant in properation for annihilating them!—(Ca.
lisle Patriot, Sept. ll.)
The sale of seditiosa pamphlets his bees cootineed
I the Bleck Drcerf.shop, is South-street, by_blary
•lecker, she sitter of the former occupier. Tester-
es,. an information having bees laid before the
Mayor, that a yolk was teodiog, eotitled the Re.
I !lilies'''. which libelled, trsdrred, and vilified his
Royal Highness the Prince Regent sad his Gomm.
smite, he commanded her to be brewed before him,
el en she underwent an essminstimt. The Wetthy
filogi.trete, um of charity so he prior deleded Ma.-
tote, and to pretest the promtgetiee of tioch mis
thietrons poblicatinos,boeght the shade stock of se.
alition,mhich •GS afterwards borne in the market.
sabre, and liberated the doliagemst epee the prosier
of her not 'ethos, nt tiossiort to he sold—spade& or
to he opeued, the said shop f..t moods/ paw
pt lets of any deactiptiow.—(gseter Gest*, )
A Requisitioo. *ivied by A 3 initabitear.hoese.
holders, has this week been presented to the Mayer
et this Bormigh, solicitiog and feminist(' him to
cot.ree. pehlir Meeting of the inhabitable, 66t0
tal• irdo emonderstitio the to st elfectsal coedits.
donut means of removing net sistPoings end reviving
our eses.ine•trsde—to puss an opinion no the choice
ve Pane. has stale .gsinst his Majesty's loyal sub.
Reformert—and to afoul es an opporte-
r.4.‘ efirrligief ref abhoorenre of the pottage
s boo on aro peaceable end 000ffeadice court
t.i W
wlegally a.sembled at Manchester. nn the 16th
0. August last—And alio to stititessthe Prince Regent
and the Nation on that creeity. seriatim+ melancholy
and altribilt ov4s of the times." To thisepplicaiinn
the Mayor veterwerl a negative mistier, sod dm Re.
qui 4 ' • ,111.1 s hove celled a Meeting themselves, to be
heed on Ilensio. Moor. sem blowlay week, d three
o'clock. tier Charles Wolsely and Mr. Rent ere, it
e0.0.a, invited so attend this Meeting, bat neisher
nt
o.ff an4wer to the ineitstioto have. Of ende.sisod,
yet Lmt riceated.— (I «dr 34.1.:er:h Sett

LONDON NESS .ONN.

Yesterday. the Lando,. Sr.,;nee emeteemeed
fore the Lord Mayor, the Recorder. Aldermen
Smith, Sir James Shaw, Dumyat', Goa, Ned Roth.
well.
The Rgooessa staled to the Grand Jury, that the
offeeces they had to esquire foto were epither so es.
metopes war sn filigreed as former Stasis.. at tech a
period .f the years as at present.
IRO!' COVITISII.
Edson, Jacob Bridgman was indicted for havieg
smelted Jacob Freese, Woe of the parish Akers of
St. Amanita's, llollsore, le the earcetinn of his duty.
Mr Warroutt opened the case. The Defendset,
he mid, was patentee of the oeltly-inveeted 1t...
coffins. about which those bad been latterly ea merle
discomfits There had bree a law •sult in the Ecele.
*tastiest Court sgalost the parish of Si. Andrew's
epos this subject, which was terminated by the death
of the seminal D.fendenr. O. the loth of Joe* last,
the Defendant took a germ to the beeline grnend
'beleggieg to the parish i. Guy's [llll-11101*, shot. a
' Minister and &SUM 1111•114/4 le receive it. The
rumor. epee finding that the body was imbued is
an Iron coffin, objected to the interment of the body
eelrat a wooden coffin was substituted. The Defiled-
ant refused to comply with this proposal, saying, that
*Tee if he was inclined to enc. * the corpse, tine es •
petiment would be onasceessfel. it being one of the
*lees .f the new espediest that the *din could
ewer pe opeeed. The consette• nee of this dispute
was. the Defendant to-k the coffin to St. Andrew'..,
ifolbore, and laid it ere one she tolob.stones. 11.
disregatded all espostolalloo, and cnottreod to insist
open the burial of the to .'lt. A mob collected about
the piece. the Damotent a.late.sed them, eitsibited
II model Of the coffin, end earl •iiird the protection it
0644 against body-snatchers ; he also said. that
the objectioes ley with the Sett sott,tlho 11011k1 be de•
rived of hit emolententa derived from a tenni
et
the practice of barmatching. A serious distoth
beet arose amongst 1500 er 42000 people, who were
~fleeted in and about the elturch.yarti. The Church.
overdoes came, and ordeied the Defendant to leave
the cherch•yard; he refused, and was taken into
custody; he resisted violently—the mob called
4. a rescue;' be struck the Plosecotor • desperate
Mow on the mouth. Mr. Watford stated, that she
question before the Jury had nn reference to the
eight of Wheelie. is iron coffins, bet regarded
the small committed epee the officer.
A conversatioe here took place between the Re-
Corder and Mt. Watford soon the practice of bury-
ing le iron coffins, in which he stated that mach in.
Icouvenience must arise Item it, es,mrially in small
ebereh.yalds, where the raves would soros be 611 rd
op to the surface.
The Defendant denied ilia. and said that the rut.
11 Iles being made of sheet iron w..01d he eaten up by
the rest es soon as the g•ttre would be d.voerrol by
the worms. The ptireas n field be mach quicker
than was generally imagined.
Frewie. the prostrate., gave an e t.f the
distetbeece, and said that atones end mod 11 • about
in ell directions; the Defendant. in 10114 op Hol-
born-hill. gave him a desperate Mrs is the moth.
The nitwits seder went a severe cross.esaminettee
by the Drlrtsdrot; ..lo deiroded hintaelf.
A number of other otimm.es ennatme•l the errant
of ae row, and 'God hey Waned the Proem atter re.
celled a blow, bet could not worse it.
Mr. Bridgman cross-esentioritl all the witoosses,
but there was se important variative in their testi.

sonny. ,
Mr. Bridgman, in Irk defence, said that the action
was brooght at she batteries of the parish, in order
to r
seve as a clk to the eintences committed open
Ida; that be bad oa
two seised in the charch.yard, in
the performanea of his solemn defy, by eight parish
racers, amongst wham was the Protecstor, obis 1
abased him io the most ruffianly manner; that la
was pinioned by two moo at tech sides and that the
Proseestnr held him by the collar, sod behaved with
extreme violence• towards him: that the Prosecator
struck him with his stall' on the bead, sport which he
termed attend to spark to him, on which Fierrin
*aid, 66 What! world you strike an °Seer ?" The
Defeadant added, that the ()Seers who conducted
him along were most of them intosicated, for Myra
bad been a parish feast that day ; and that Fria its him-
self was at • lon, at Guildhall, how to introduce •
charge, which be at last brought ender most awkward

circumstances.
Mr. 13ridirman, a relation of 'be Defendant, stated
that he had followed the Defendant op Holbora, bad
seen Freida strike him, and that no reststaoce had
been made.
Too other witnesses deposed to the muse effect.
The Rscoutota, in seeming up. said that those
who did not *ids to bevy their friends in wooden
mans, might crrteissly pet them in iron owes, bat
as shallot it only fair that they should ria to the es•
pence of homing them in vaults. be commuted
upon the contradictory 'olden' p.
The Defeudeet oat Acquitted.

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Last %easy the following Micro.s eirtemslance
enured tito Clem) mut, sot for from the tome
of B--, I. this comity, ow mending the pulpit,
when, that Imbed onortenately lost his geses,
oftor apologia the
occident, hod
is.
mimed the coogregoime s bet on his descending from
'the pulpit, be tejoiced with mewling groat jot, that
belied foisod the lost sheep, and seat his clerk Dot
into (hi highways to bring beck his lock. stitch
ems accomplished lea lea mingle.. aid the service
was mimed, sad reacted-11 toils,. greet cadent sod
edification of ill parties.—(Uens Herald.)
&wiles week, by the viutroi• of a sale from the
soo,h-orost, • chiminir.ihoft at the hood of blid.coun.
mon-close. Csnnon•gote, Folintiorgb, was thrown
down, end falling upon • house and a small hot.
brought them down, and buried the inmates in the
ruin.; by whichtae women two others
aftwitiefahly btaiseil. Thy under pert of the boos+
destroyed eag neer rird by a !Anew, *Ansa wile
11111.1 engaged in routing combs in a Gorily. • hen for
artitlent happened: she us. taken net udb life, het
died sena ghee ; she esit4ird w•th some ',ion's.
The hot was eccisp44 51 itth.wit•ser, nth,
with her mother, sso.r to II at the tine; the f rn et
loss killed, and the latter eacopeJ with considerably
Injury.

TTIE STATESMAN.

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS', Sm. 13.

The Middlesex Sessions opesed ibis
day et few
isinetes after ten o'clock, at Clerkenwell-erern.
Wove F. Cower, Esq. the Chairman, sod a Bench
of Magistrates.
Whet' the Grand Jere had been called over and
sway, (which occupied @boot half an boor, a number
of the names ow the panel net appearing, sod wee-
'
ral mews being offered for their Onetime). they were
addressed briefly by the Chairman. Ile had the pies.
sure, he said. to inform them, that the autumn task
they were relied epos to dimharge, would net be
near so severe as for easy reasons they sight have
llspected. From the state of the Caleoder,k appear-
ed that their duty would he lighter than *seal ; and
they Imola probably be occepied a mach shorter
wales of time tbs. soy Greed Jury had for • (sag
period. It contained no murder, bet one men-
slasebter, neaten loos offences. earthing out of the
ordinary coarse of bissistese, and the Indictments for
inkier offences were net, sem Court
*weld not freebie the Joey to return bills In the
'Middle of the day, which bed bees frayed attended
eel inconvessieeee en both sides, bet would send to
'doom at the sod of the day. Ile did not see it neves•
leery in delay thee from mitering oe their deties by
Igoe further remarks.
The Greed Jury thew retired. and the Court pew.
copilot) to the traverses, of which the neraber is 57.
The Mee were meetly common assaelts.
I Nary Merscheder, pet
a res
' table looking women,
pleaded Not Guilty to se assault open, Jew.
Solomon Colton, the Pres/valor, was • 'deputise,
and lived at Shadwell. The Defendant lived oppo-
site to him, and sold old bats. On the sth of July
last, the witness bad occasion to go across the
street slier • Gentleman, one of his friends; she
aeesrd span him a whole pail of water, which
htadr him very socomfortable, and was near as.
periodecing a fever. Ile swore that be gave her se
provocation.
A gill who had lived with the Defendant, coo.
limed this statement.
Mr. ALLEY, for the Defendant, said the Prose.
color was in the habit of going lute her shop, and
'educing away her customers. This he had frequently
`done, and by repeated provocations thrown her elf
her gears], for the mere purpose or contios into
'Court and taking advantage of it. lie frosted the
@spline of the object of this premonition **old de-
test its porpoise.
Some wi•aelies were called, bet as the feet could
not he elected, the Defeodast was found guilty, sod
inert 51.
John Gegen was charged with having masked
Samuel Cute,. The Prosecutor was his landlord,
some differences arising es to tent, /tie Defendant
went to his house on the sth of Jaly, end best him
violently. Carly was a theeessker by trade, small
of 'were. end in personal progress inferior to his
sd aaaaaa y, bet in the vastness of his soot he towered
above him. Though obliged to coed the shelter of
the law, be said be despised the resource, and there-
fore would rebels from giving the facts • peak!
ceineriug.
The assault was proved. Thu Defendant, es his
port, pet la a letter of the Prosecutor's. This be
looked ape. as • chellonge to lA., and he submit-
ted that his hones' was so far committed that he
could not recede.
I The reeding of this caused great laughing lo the
Court. It :
" Gosairr,—l do sot mean to wait a week for
the Is 10.1.. for your rascally conduct deserves no
mercy—none from me yoe need expect. Yo fo
e und
coot your error last night. sad 'tont your sife to
compromise matters; bet I did sot know mail thew
few minutes. that she contained as much deceit as
you do of vitlany ; bet you ate both alike, and I will
let yoo know whether yes are right or wrong. Yoe
have sharpened sey indignities, so, that if you will
not repent it, I will disown the name of Carley.
You will doubtless soon hod the means of proving
me and my wife passers of forged antes, or of prev-
ia; yourself one of the blackest villains on earth.
would advise you to be able to give an account of
he ; there is several whet things yes
must prepare yourself for. Ido net sand the tots
to ask the latroor of my money heing paid by soda •
fellows) you. You shall not swagger with my mosey
in year locket. for I now tell 70., that I will kue
it, for year conduct after yes paid the will
h last
night. I hare alreedy wasted more paper and lab
than yew ever was worth, sod so I castled* all written
communication with yes, and finish with all the
resentment in my breast, that joe
CARLEY
deserve frees me,
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The CmAlinsAle told the Jory, thoDefeo.iiat's plea
of j sstifiration was in tame!eas sustained, for this
letter indiested *sr, thosig ingsnioosly cowered.—
lie desired them to Diners* the style of it, which was,
as if from oat Nobleman to another. As both pandits
therefore quarrelled only about dogs:rile, it was per.
haps a tittle *at to pay soma deference to their parse.
@Riess humoors. Bet Male elosesent oaf dos to
offended peace, and therefore, after fetioniseeding
thesis to coil irate less hostile sentiments towards each
other, be dismissed the Medan', who ass fosstd
guilty of the assault, epos paying ono shilliog, and
Wing sororities.
Since the last Sessions eery conaiderable alterations
low bees made in the Cowl. Tim itry.hoz has bees
greatly thrown forward and enlarged; the witness's.
hog is placed be. wove it end the 13. sch ; the title has
in rotitegrence centrarted in ledgtb, and eolarg.
ed in breadth, foiming, instead of a segment of a
envie, wbkh It did before, i.r nearly, a very Irmo.
lac polygon. A partition of *nod has also boon intro.
slotted. Inside and parallel to the great door, with
small space berg ern. S..nte change has also been
elrovell in the constriction of be gallery. T:,e alt..
fattens ere net yet rempl•ted. Whether, generally
gp...ki,4, the, 41141 be Natal improvements, Cape•
forage most decide; hot to one class of persons their
npotati.kn has been as )et tl.e reverse—these 'those
duly it is to report the proceedings of the
Teo., were this day eartipleil buns the place which
they I.ad been torment permi,ted to occupy, awl stilt
dia..elit. and after trot ecti 'flora, could prorate
any Wit where they might be flee final iiiterroption.

111 r. Stinson, TUC ACTUIt —The public 'ill tr.
Ivo in hear, the' 014 tt )1 Pt' ,tily tot r dir 7 tuddenly
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