The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-06-16 00:00:00

THE STATESMAN.

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Wynn, Mr. liatcbitmn. Mr. Harvey, mid Culsseei 10 LICE.
Barry, Lord CUM Is, marl Mr. Croker, lb* indi. -...e.-
easel was called the
to bar of the Haase, beard in Boar.sraerr —J. Weliterall use ehervol ebb
eatenoelsos, reprimanded by the Speaker, and or. embezzling money to a considerable amount. He
det.ed to be aiwtiong.ii on the payment of his fees. had for several y tem been the conntlervial nt it
PRlYlLktitii OF Till. 1101;gl% Mr. Markel!, a hrsas.famoder. Some mouths •40 he
left the Prosecutor. bet was taken again, in cone..
Mr. WYNN was sorry, after the manner in which!
t• 1 quence of family misfortunes. A few days •ago, Ms.
the limp of the Howse bad been lately consonsed,
he obliged to call the lineation of Ilan. Members to i M di d that he had received conaiderabie sums
ariath., breach of their privileges.—( Lured crier of or money, for which he bed not accounted. Mr.
a distiller. prated that he paid two sums of
Mar! )—The lion. Member then read en 'street ! Cook,
horn the letter, which accused Sir James Macintosh'. 261., and 71., to the Prisoner, on acceent of Ms em.
if inconsistency in his political conduct. aid of has- 1 player; and the latter swore those sass bad not been
log acted the part of • sycophant I. Bonaparte its i accounted for. The Prisoner said the distresses of
the year 1803. It also said, that if the reports in I his family had driven him to the commission of the
the Newspapers were to be believed, the false and. come._ Fully committed.
shausekss accusati to which Sir James :Macintosh had ' A young I twining, was charged
with
stealing a
pair
brought spinet his Majesty's Ministers had been of boots 'I he Prisoner went on Monday to the boom
heard with cheers, thunders of applause, fir. by the of Mr. Trimlett, in Portrgal.street, end hired a for.
Member' of that House. The Hun. Gentleman, ..isi.ed opetiment. yo.terde,
mesa
ag
i he said the
after he had read the paragraphs of which we have. iaakifig did not snit him, and he most resole; at
given the above abstract. said, that if sorb i.hselva' i the MOO time he desired M.s. T. to bring him some
I ?jowl were allowed to be given so the teethl with i soap. This she did; but, on her return, she disco.
sexed the Prisoner had taken a new pair of boots, itopursity, the Drily Press would soon become the 1
mower of Parliament. I and packed od them in hi. buisdle.She eased him with
The Pape,. which contained the letter in question ; the uteri, ors which he was very impudent, and de.
was t! en banded to the Clerk, who read it to the tarsi her to mid rot, ao of cur. Tito Prisoner
j (Irmo., end declared the Plisitet's name to be , e‘itt his name was Boosetie,
end that he was a
A. Mitchell.
. Neil Officer. Gold and silver to a considerable
Mr. WYNN then winged that A. Mitchell, the. amount 0f,,, found open him, end also a re.
Mot for a large sum of money in the hods. The
printer of the Paper, should he ordered to attend at ,
the Usr of the Baum to.mnuniir. : broker, whose name appeared on the receipt was
Sir J. NIACIN fOili looked upon this
sent for, sod he deposed that the Prisoner's name
ss he trusted that he should upon all others which , attack,
.
was not Boeverie, bat that be Sad lived servant with
MPIP preferred against him on Skala authority, with • gentlemen
of that
name,
who
was in
pasinenaip
the most perfect inddietence With respect to the' wi,b mot (the broker), sod whom the Prisoner bad
troth of the charge which had been brought against fobbed of his ro,tbst.tomh,
cnotsieing the
receipt,
him, he must say that the individual. who hid in.. and other property. On hearing Ibis, the Prisosee
settled it, bad betrayed the grosvest tinorettee of his toff all his cenideace, confessed the doceptioo, and
conduct. At the time he Vb. writer of the letter), was roily committed.
had repre.vnited him (Sir J. Macintoals) as playink j
Quita.reuaer..—Yesterday T. !Pendell, a shoe.
she part of et cophant to Bottaparle, he was al. , maker, in Chorch.lane, Strand, was brought op, for
mioistering justice in the East Indies.—(llcor,ficur.) beetn a pair of hoots ospooed for
sale
at his dent,
' Mr. CHOKER said, that though the letter in i which bad been stoles from J. Clifton (a Gentle.
question was most und,mbterily a libel on the chi. i ,sass's groom), along with ether articles. The shoe.
"C." of his nu"- Ind is"“"ed Ede"' it was a maker described the man from whom he had per.
libel of such a nature as cold riot possibly do it soy
i chased them,and showed Isis entry of the perchese la
' 1 iierm.
Lord MI 1..r0x could not help thinking that there . his book at d,e time. From the description, the fel.
low who sold them is well known. Tbe boots were
' I might he come doubt whether this letter was or was or coofee,/,,,e;oed.
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not a breach of privilege.
Mr. WYNN thought that the breach of privilege
was !o evident at not In rrquite the passitig of any
such Res.•lotion as the Learned Gentleman had pro-
ile could not conceive any gr...ser infraction
of their poivilrges than re say r.f any lion. Nleaaber
that the statements which be male to the Hosts, were
false and impudent smertions. He brrrotht forward
this question, not with any view to protect the cha-
racter of his Host. Friend, but with n ui.n to main.
flits the dignity of the Horse sod the misfit) of the
Public.
Mr. CROK ER rreplained.
Lord CASTLEREAGH thr•gltt, that as some
degree of warmth had been excited in the House I.)
the discussion which bad incidentally ari•eu in the
course of the evening, sold as the prcser.t was a sub-
j•cl on which they noght to decide with calmnets and
rieliheratenn, he should sagest In the 11..nosrable
Gestlowan opposite the propriety of deferring it till
to.mnrrow.

I.IIMBETII STRCE'T.—Yesterday Area NMI wefts
charged with defrauding a Mr. Stooks of 41 In Star
in ihrurm2flow, as $ dealer in wines without li-
cence, part of which he hed given them, and sp-
indwell yesterday rooming to pay the remainder. In
the mean time be prorated an officer, who, the 'natant
the money was paid, took them lute custody.—Tbey
were ill fully commt ed.
WonSIIIP-ITati.T.—J. Smith wis charted with ob-
loining money ender fake prceores. He sent room*
S;sital.fields with a petition, stating that his son was
bound apprentice to • bore si k • , and he was
in want of a mall suns in make op the premium, by
which mans he obtained money in several places;
hut at length he was taken by an Aker, who knew
that his stasoment was false —Remanded.
R. Oddy was charged wish resting a deka and
harness, t•se property of Memo. live-A and Doses's
coach-makers, in the City-road. The Prisoiter bed
1,111 op his house there about three weeks aao. H.
took the chaise assay under pretence of Artois* Nis

Mr. WYNN said, that though he Jiil not ea.
tertsin the slightest !Junta on the. question himself,
he multi not have any objection to withdraw his
enutplvint that night, if he were alloued to bring it
for card to-m• rrow night.
tiA‘b RUMS' REGULATION RILL.
On the motion of Mr. JOHN SMITH, this Bill
went through a Committee, when several ■mend.
'lariat were •Freed to. The Itrport M2l afterwards
'et-riled, and the Bill ordered to be re-committed

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horse in it to a purchaser, bat he never returned till
token into custody.—Resranded.
Three boys ~recharged s it h houtArtaking, het
the evidence not being conclusive, they were re,
mended.

Arrestrero Si ietmt.—Yesti rdey mnrnine, a
yetinc man, gentevily dressed, was found banging
ham • tree in the Hirdaeage.walk. lie wag cot d
and in a few mislays reenvered. He said he visa a
tradesman, and not being able to get work, he to.
listed (or • soldier, bet on esaminstioa he was (vend
incapable of serving.
vesigadgy moruing, during a heavy squall, a beat
crossing from the East India Docks to Greenwich,
with two young men in bet, was upset, owing to
tarrying ton much soil; when owe of them, lately
strived in England from India, was dreamed.
SHUCK INU A CCI DINT. —About Ise o'clock yeller.
day evening the Bliatol stage was crussirg she trainee
of Qlseen.streel, Drury-lane, chin Mrs. Huber,
residing in Ilurtr.shoo.coort, Queen•atreer, was
knot ited down by the fore horse, and the wheel.
going over her bead, she was killed on the spot.—
The body was removed to a public-hem abuse by
for • Coroner's Ingovat.
Mr. Johnson, of Pentonville, in a crowd at nark.
ing on Saturday boat, witnessing a pugilistic match,
had his pocket picked of a gold watch, chain, and
seals. Fortonstoty, he saved his pocket-book, in
which was 1101 that be had jest received for some
cattle.
On Moaday night, or early yesterday morning,
the house of Mr. 111,60, at Niiie.ond, was enteral,
and property In a large amount stolen. The thieves
smoked their pipes its the kitchen, arid regaled them-
seises aith some cold meat.

(Up 4teir%).
The Fume Work Knitters Bill Wig, an the
Hon of Mr. MANI.FIEI.I), reed • third tins •ad

itaiseci.

41)11>UIVINIF.NT.
Mr. BROCDEN gaga wilier on the part of a so.
Isle Friend of Isis, that be (Lord Castlereagh we sap.
posed) esuuld owe that the noose on ils sighs.; to.
morrow, adjoern till Friday.
The other Orders of the Oar were afterwa►ds
posed of, and the House ■djoorned at half past Two
re( leek.
• The P.p.i alluded to is the Muck Times, call* itself
the Arm Tames.

1111•1111 ILIA, lately took place in the neighbour-
hood of Limerick. A man who was employed to
purchase feathers througheet the country, called a t •
feteter's house, sod having agreed for the feathers of
his geese, coniniteced the operation of plucking by
placing a insider's head under his era. The bird, is
order to retaliate for his seilferieg, bit the woo se
desperately, that in a dey or two a antigen'su took
place, and he died le the meet 'misdating pain.
Natuitai. RinollY.—The following ageless eir.
consignee le eaters! history has o ed at 8e...
moat, neer Carlisle's—A at, belonging to Mr. David
Bell, kitteoed, and her °reprise tees taken from her
and drowned. She subsegoeutly surprised a nest of
young rats, sad though previously es greets foe t•
thus vermin es any tabby of her species, she attend- Us them oil.
.4 the ye1n..11"?...ee. at the thiesamh, Mr.
ed upon Bed suckled them with all the fondness of aFt VV. Maga, MP 4/1 Mr. Jvhu uYYn, u.vAf.c, Lowest-
niters% permit. harden.
Some time ago, a young wild rabbit was caught et ‘vii.,ll:lnt/se,tt ir.111.2t(137'11311. "'gm' Emma, the wiled I.H.
Halton and pet down in a kitchen; it run to the I thi the e 1.., in iri• 2...1 1),t,60.
-11 t. .. ;:tet of
litter of a bitch close by; it immediately began to par- r17;11`.12...:("1i.it,.;‘,1rrn";,,1,..
take of the pi isileges of Ws new tinmielle, and has been ,„,," T. th„„r.,„,.
suckled by the bitch for nearly a month—the whelps (h. 1.141.... t uI. 1..-•.
I end the rabbit being era very good terms together. „, , , , „
ikinr..11:.6,7 • I:in.;11-113i:1%"11•• ,ilo.l,:ruirehi in•tuoilf,l:sl,-rowl.
NOTIVI.--TIMP amount of evil arising from '
the Restriction Act is rammed op in the folios ing
esOln:e. tlr IA(HAN
ehort 'entente:— Rugs produce Bauk-notes, end A„,,
Rank-notes Rigs. Ditto, nt owe.,
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SUOCZING EVVIT. —The following dreadful trans-
action took plate la's week at Illretingham :—A Holerlsoi II 13
orade•men and his stir.* were at bre4l4(44i, who., a . .1 1)
dispute and the hu.bstid called his wife a
--e. She, in a sl,•leet passion, said, " If you sight. 24 KI
'late to call me by that kfamous name •vin, I will'
rot my throat."—Too husband answered iroote2ll.., , Fr,u, on „.cmatio. 141
" Oh ! my I,,dy, if that is your intention, 1 sal
*het a knife fur 'lto ; •• which he actually 114. and
siting it to her, she instantly made a deep onciiinn 3•4
her throat, end theogh medical aid was ratio,' is', (.•te..11:u..31
.iie.l on the fullowie4 iy. she ~d,ancpj in
aril
by
r., .
r..
preinottcy, and bad borne Pit ClCeilriht character. STATL•IIA3I ihilllAL, Nu. 4, nali.bu ry:tosit, lingetoreli

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