The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-04-11 00:00:00

greatest deficiency was about a bushel and a half in
?lure sacks, or touch more than a bushel and a peek.
In the whole there was about till bushels short.; The
sacks were measured, some I measured tityselt. and
none of them were of the proper size. They were tle%
talent in mea•nre one inch in the width, and from tivo
to three inches in length.
Ars-examined by r. NOL have not compounded
nr; creditors; rhit;r satisfied them by giving part in
cash, amt. -part in ettaatanding debts. I gave no in-
forma ion to Mr.—Utley or to Mr. Turner. Ido not
believe all the meters are• sworn when they are ap-
pointed by Mr. Digg. I gave no .specific notice, or
made no mention of these to Mr. Bigg. I saw him
when he was giving evidence before the Committee of
the House of Commons, saving that be should not
}rive shown his 1.7.ce there, and advised hint to take care
ufloinaself if he had ally regard fur his situation.
Win. Roberts said, he was with the last witness at
the whack un every occasion mentioned in his es
i
tetice, which was perfectly correct in every par-
t',.ular.—On the 13th °fink., I saw some coals work-
ing out of a four-room bargc, at Messrs. Seal's wharf.
is liankside. There was a meter attending to the
loading of some other coals. 'flies• were not mea-
suring the coals but tilling them. There were a large
quantity left in the barge. There were inure than ten
sazks left, which were taken into another waggon. The
coals Airet mentioned were taken to Mr. Day's in
Orangeaoreet.
Cross-examined-1 ant still a coal-meter in the en)•
ploy of Mr. Sanderson, principal meter for the county
of Essex. 1 was not turned away. I have nut made
any meter* pay We money by threatening them with
ir.,,ecutions. The coals at Seal's wharf were worked
ow by another person. 1 dill nut belong to Mt.
notice to Mr. Bin: with regard to the coals
sent from Messrs. Seal's wharf.
Re-examined—by the pool measure all the cods
io
t!!e barge are to hr taken by the consumer.
Mr. TCRTON said be had twenty-four witnesses to
cal, and it would be impossil Ie to get through the
ss: ale of them to-day.
After some further discussion the Court adjourned.
—We understand that a multimile of witnesses will
be called in behalf of the defendant.

Several numbers of our early impression having
t,•r!i thrown off yesterday, before the following in-
te'!ireni came to hand, we Like occasion to insert

it :
:etter from Frankfurt this alai• n•rrin•4l, rummn•
t;,:ntes -among utlivr articlei, the sttbsegnent impor
tv:t inforw•atiun

FR INKFORT. APRIL 2.
W have received by Etprc•s the riedna Coort
Galsr!tr of the 29th ult. which cunt:tins the following

`' I.IVRACII, MARCH O.
" (In the tith of this month. Prince Alexander
Y,tki:a”!i, son of the Fortner 11tipsoolar of 1101,1acia.
a.;,.1 ajor. General in the Russian army. who for this
year p 3,4 has been out of actual so mire, proceeded
wet!: r nouncrous retinae of Arnootes, from Bessarabia
to Jassy, and announced htlalCrif as the deliverer of
tI c Greeks from the yoke of the 'Turkish tiovern-
Ito rt. On the same evening. the Turks who were at
alotiut thirty in number, weir disarmed. and
Pt cord: n !co all appearance. pmt to death. It is cer-
tair alreaolv, three days before the arrival of
P!:!.:!L! Yo,sil onti, an insurrection, attended with
hail taken place at lialaer, in which all
Ttir'ti,••• in that city, who would itot save Oln-
ees byP.ight, were massacred, and the city itself
aln:nst Lid in ashes. On the 17th 31areb. Prince
n-,ilsrti issued numerous proclamations, both to the
int shi!atits of Moldavia and Wallachia and to the
Or .i!!: o-tti,on in the provinces of the Turkish empire.
the sa't'e time, Prince Ypsilanti ad.lressed a
PeCtion, drawn up in the same style, to his Nlaiestv
Eta:oerJr of Bitola, and called upon that ang:iist
Sum-cp.-it not to refuse his powerful support to the
Week Nation, and particularly to the two Principali-
ticb, v Lich wen.. exposed to great danger.
" As soon as the preceding intelligence was re.
erived at laybads, the Emperor Alexander was
picase.l to declare, t'sat he could consider the under-
taking oil Prince Yysilanti, only as an Kurt of the
tinciniet spirit which characterises the present times,
as well Ai of the inexperience and levity of that young.

1I111I1.'•

lr I...o.furniity to this. him Imperial
is represented as having resolved to exclude. the
Prince from his service. and to 01.4a•IVe the strictest
nriitraii•V in the troubles that Lave broken out ;
and
ord •f 4 ;ire ',Aid to have twee sent to the Atuleivimaiors
of itURSia a 13.1 Agmtria at Constantinople to assure
the Porte ot the desire of tleir respective Courts to
prcser. e inviJlable the relations of peace ant amity.

The ing melancholy intelligence has this 33y
hurt) received at Lloyd's

" Manilla. Ottaber
" On the 4th init. at Benodo, the suburbs of this
place, a rm....sere was tisetasenced by th,. native popu-
lation, tit with the Franck, and ultimately with all
stringers withaat distinction. Twenty-tire Gentlemen,
nl:budSupercargocs afforeiga ships in t het ;svelte,
fell a sucritce to these barbarians, awl on the following
day, sixteEti Claws... Every thing which they
could find it: the houses of the unfortunate people who
Vol fallen ‘ictims. was either harnt or carried off. The
lass is estimated at 4101),11U0 dollars; and the different
residences of those who bad bees so cruelly tußtiacreti.
present the must dreary aspect of rapine, wirder, and
devastation, nut to be described, and never to be for-
gotten."

It appears from an 'Arial account in Saturday's
Carrite that the average amount of all proinisary
notes, and bills of the ktovernor and Company of the
Kink yf England, have been in circulation during
the quarter ending the 6th of April 1•21, was
£.1?,976.475. I 54.
MATH (LF SIR. M.Dnxxxu..-111-e are IDUCh COO-
rerned to state, that Randall MiDunnell, Esq. died on
hrrisolay evening. after a very short illness. lie bad
presided at the, Annual Dinner of a Charitable Society
of which he was President, on 'Tuesday, and appearedin .
excellei.t health and spirits. On Wednesday he was
suddenly taken ill, at the house of Mr. Bnrrowes,
where he was transacting some business, and on
Tharsday he expired. The shops in Thomas-street,
aria New-row were closed yesterday. as very appropri-
ate marks of respect mud sorrow for the death of
ma, whose public and private armed*r ea-
deeked him to a 1 reeks of eivciety..--(DoNin greniag
Post, Aril 1)