The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-01-25 00:00:00

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On Mr. Justice Hotasfen comic, into Court, the
following isersons stood ou the floor to pl.-a.l to the
indictments preferred by the Batnr.t-rrTrer .tsar-
CT /lON ;
'TUFT ItINC r. g-tAVRAH WRICII7.
On the Motion of Mr. MAILRYATT, t!,ia deferdent
was called oprn to plead to an indictment, charging'
her with testify, on the 30th Nor. 1911, disposed of a
blasphemous libel, contiined in i pamphlet, ertitled
an answer to the letters of the iter. Dr. Oregory io ai
address tO the Rey. Mr. Wait, of Queen-square, itrirtol:
Mrs. Wright pleaded Not
firmer Clerk was brought op in the custodyi rif Mr:
Bishop, the depaty keeper of Ketrgate, to plead to in
indictment for selling the same walk ; he pleide4at
?rainwater. and was allowed to witirdraw' to .erity
antis declaration and affidavit.
:it' MANCHESTER OUTRAGE.
ti' arproAro e. HURLEY AND oritene.
This Is on action brought by the plaintiff against
the defendants, as members of the Yeornattry Cavalry
of Maonheaser, for injury sustained oath, inestiMribli
18th of Aogist. •
Mr. EVA*, WS day stored for a rule to sliontestmo
why a considerable number of the pleas purls by the
defendants should not be struck one. Thelearned
gentleman stated there were no less than 51 pi es, oc-
cupying 731 folios, many of the pleas being-Inconsist-
ent with each other. After tome consultation the
Court granted a rule to sbew cause.
JURY COURT, EDINBURGH, Morass, if.ort. ft.

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•LLAN V. THONPON.
The Caen met this morning fee the impose of liy-
ing the following issues: 1. Whether, is the mood's
of April, May, sr June 1818, in the house of 'br. T.
FAingron, of the Clyde Iron Foundry, near Glasgow,
the defender did falsely and injuriously say so Mrs:
Edingtoa, wife of the said Thos. Metingtou, that she
pursuer was a shabby fellow, sad that a friend of hie
(the defeader's) was about pros•coting loin Oho
pursuer) for stealing mineral'', or swindling, or did use
or atter words to that effect, to the injury and damage
of the raid Pursuer. 2. Whether, on the day .4 GS
the place aforesaid, the defender did falsely aid 4416'17.
ously say 'so the Lad Mr. Thos. Edington afeepeuld.
that the pursuer had cheated or imposed ton-evurysed-:
neral dealerin the kingdom, sad that this was elineyttbe
case in the pursuer's transaction. with mineral deeiduat
or did sea er utter words to that effect, to the isjtMl:
and damage of the said perseer. 3: Whet her, In, Ober!
mouths of April, May, or June aforesaid. at, Gimp*
aforesaid, in the house of Dr. Cooper, professor ar
asiroomey in the University of Glasgow. and
semi aid hearing of the said Thos. Mimeos sea •
others, the defender did faisely hod -
that the 'wetter had ImPosed:itiyet and 1,041+41.q t!
misersl dealer in the kingdom; or yew f ?MC I •
words. to thit.effect. to the isjati stud- flume .tailh— . •
said parapet. 4. Whetber,dering she menthaefeemnidg
atlilasgew aforesaid. ie the holm of Dr. •—•-• V.%
Amienosee Inethethse, nod in ismemeei mid hearing of
the seither.-ilis mid others, Mit tlikellir did felewly
and lijuiletasly say, that flitti peruser had cheated
ever mineral dealer in the kingdom. or did am or ot-
ter words to that effect, to the injury *ad damage of
the said Foresee. Damages laldat SOW
esesequesce of the fellowlag mutual apologies
having been made, and which were sad by the counsel
in open Court, the eames;lo! settled leithont the inter-
, 'ratios of a Jury. „:
•POLOOT IT Da. TDOW/4031 TO ML. 11146111..
Having been led by very false ieforasadmi ea seem
meet nejestly, Thomas Ails., Esq., Basher in Edin-
burgh, on a subject connected with his Mineralogical
parasite, I now publicly express my sincere regret for
baring propagated a most groundless calumny against
that gentleman, and do declare that I now find, that
so far from what was reported to me, and repeated by
me, having the slightest feaadation. Mr. Allan, is the
contrary, was the direct 04111112111 of treeing and
trase-
mittisg to the proper owner in Leaden the minerals
which were the subject of the charge.
I trust that Mr. Allan tad his frisads will accept
of this apology for the error I have been led into.
Ediaburgla, Jae. Pl, ISVH.
cuus Tilt IMPLANATION ST tie. ALLAN.
I accept of the apology Dr. Thomson has sow made
and take the opportunity which be has now aliheded
me of expressing my regret for the harsh language I
used towards him, which arose altogether from his re.
petition of injurious allegations with respect to my
conduct and character.

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HEWING AT TATTERSAT.L's, lax. 44.
DEN u 2.—17 to 2 agst c. out of Syoorax-0 to I apt c.
out of Aqailina—l3 to I &gat br. to Antoato--I3 to I agst
Marcellus—ls to 1 agst c. out of Plover-17 to I agst Stam-
ford.
01.115.-9 to 2 agst f. out of Parasol-8 to I agst f. out of
Reserve-7 to I agst t. oat of Cat-7 to I agast f. out of
bluteora.

itIeDLESIVONTIL-9 tO 4 tuft e. Out of Plover-7 to 2 apt
e. OOt of etillertait's d.

Mild weatLer appears to prevail in the northermost
extremities of Europe, as well as in other parts. A
letter from Petersburg. of December 28 says, winter
bas not yet properly set in. On the 27th of December
it is still autumn, a circumstance almost unparalleled
in this climate. The communications are greatly im-
peded by this irregularity in the season. On the llth
the Duna at Riga, aßer being frozen up for 4$ hoses,
was again cleared of the ice by the heavy rains, so that
boats could easily cross over.
CORN-EXCHANGE. .1 IN. 2.5.—A large proportion of
IVednesday's supply of Wheat remained over for this
day's market, iu the sale of which very little progress
was made, having but few buyers, except for prime
samples, which obtained Monday's prices, but all other
sorts were offered on lower terms, without being ab:e to
effect sales.—Barley is not so brisk as on Monday, acid
all but superfine samples are Is. per spatter lower:—
Oats are also Is. per quarter cheaper than on Apathy,
and the trade was exceedingly heavy at that abatement.
In Beans, Peas, and other articles there is no altelation.
S3IITHPINLD-MARKET.—The supply at stket this
morning was of a middling description, and te pkiests
of all kind of cattle were much the same as pet last lbar-
ket day.
To sink the otfal per st. of Sibs.
Beef.... eq. bd. to 11.10 J. I CATTLIt AT iSACOt'?.
Station.. 2n. 1111. to 3n. Bd.:Beasts
Veal .... 3s. 04. to Ss. Id. 1 Cahn; ll4
Pork .... 2s. 6.1. to 4s. 01. j Sheep end Lambs bY4I
Lamb.... Os. (Al. to Os. 04.1 Pigs

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IV *amp dety on Bill. of F.:change is net *sly
sitmemsted. bat the moose,, thirds, and fourths mat
in Wore pay 511 amen each. The merchant mess
take all the fear: neither first. sword. third, woe

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fused& helot; bawl daily. Up e. SU rubles me
*tamp is misdeed: Bills is this place pay the same,
duty near bills ea ferrite oesetries. The bolder of
timeramittane feast take It to the Stampolice: the
louder, is sot impressed upon it; but the
Mil is translated bite PAMIRS, the treaded* writers
On Russia. stamped paper, sad it mast be anersei ea
this trancript, on area doe edgiest. Bills draws
(rem this place on lionow. Rip, ike., sag ewe verse
are likewise to be *sniped. sod without the stamp not
* have say validity. Beery merelisat of the int
guild. or wholesale dealer. is to pay in Eaton for his
Rase 100 rubles per annum. Berry earreliast of die
first guild mast bare every year a new day-beds, Wi-
per,' esti eseb-bookomataiaieg tegether 301 kens,
and pay for diem a Mamprioty .f two rubles per leaf.
1.5.100 rubles belies the guild-tax is be accepted
frees Mo. Morels** nib* are registered is other
oldie most nod their boobs thither, so that nainnons
easteignseats of nuatlephour-beeks are seat to Re-
soi, Nana. fix. aid the beobbisiers are obliged ea
week day aid sight. A merchant of Reed. of the
fiest Olds U his basin's is here, must now pi,
dins /MO rabies before be a. amiertake say this,
wbalever. 1
ifiretiters' tickets, which formerly paid a stamp-duty
Will espees. are UAW to pay three rabies; so that
is Wasemotins of a small *wont die broker is oat .f
peek*.
.• la bill badmen, the Luther is to state tbe esehm.
Sat illy of tbe de were sad remitters. bat also of the
drawees.* that be will be obliged to invitees wheel
e Mil Is ifreira, mod if he nowt state it. be is in de.
r.4ite
may be struck off the list at the mid of the
. Iso iseini Arbmit his hooka to revisit's.
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• trialituNrrebaa—Artur Cozier OF
illtles
lits.lliiiti !Oki* / dewed. The Congaing
were sold by Lord Owydyr, as Lord
ambeelida of Barked, to Messrs. Page an Co.,
'disposed of by amain, have been takes
• *W. A gedlideel oldie propertyeold inseneaseitly well;
glib* timber. fee intone, although it hod bees
ami, searie resisted timber-yard pekes; and seas of
the tiosendeas were bought for high sums.* be kept os
- neameish. The reencils of the last portion of the
. paired, were teapleted yesterday ; and in the after-
itioolfesers. Page sod Co. returned the keys of the Hall
4 Lilt Boyar.
• .11festminenslasil is to be op* to the invert sad
liveliest the reldie as heretofore; bet ',there are nen
cossidemble serifs to be perfected, ills not es
this.
_the fialliA be tas ionvosiontly noon as ass*
?tie
41f Ailiesset. lien 11124ef the direct evil
tie N
Slat it Werke Isis already commenced their k-
hans.' There ari essay of the wisdoms robe repaired;
die losionthig sad estdieriagof nob pasts of the walls
*could not be as Mile die galleries remained, are
sg be dome; tai the rIE need to snow above I
the seats of the Lead sad the K;b es Beach
Jittign, are to be soder the grail vision
ii renovated skies. i
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/hi Lael Coares.asikellaheiwiien tb• preparado-
*Arleen dire Coodelithie. an Me loitnio•'
in the Hall; witb depoitespilea et the staleness leada„
innalle(madroffteharekeilbe Duchy of .
spitMit are ea such side of die Hall-gas., the
will Idertirdyeleor.The arrangements for the •
if theSele Lae/ends have already commesced. They
willbenked ea spun now uniocopiod, or to be eine;
od in allaiiwitlitbe moue band mg., facingHentry VII,'.
Oberst sad St. Margaret's Church. The occupiers et
Oliver's sad the exchequer Coffee-beasts, of the largo
wise idlers (Mr. Bellamy's.) sad of sees potties, of
the apertmeats is the stone-buildings, hare already beta
served by the Board of Works with notices to it as
early as possible. The plans of the late Mr. Wyatt
have been partially followed, bet the whole are arranged
and revised by, tied seder the direction of Mr. Snot,
the architect. wise is attached to the Board of Works.
Mr.:here's plans have hnoently bees soder the cet
sidentin of the Lordsof the Treasury, *listed by the
advice of the Judges. Ise. The design, is. to erect four
asiditioaal Courts—sanely, for the Lord Chancellor,
the Vice-Chancellor, the King's Bench Judges, sod for
the justification of bail. The whole to be in line
with the preload Courts of Common Pleas and Berke-
goer; with** the western trail of the Hall, but having
entranees leading from WestraiesterMall. as well as fries
the open 'teeth, before the shin-buildings. These alter-
Lion**, to be begets after the mutinies of the present
imi, and the Nip Prise Sittings by which it will be
followed; hi the meantime, the requisite clearances will
14 tap*: *eh as retitle out various ncupants. he.
where the preparation, will sot interfere with the pro-
sormiiirgs is the existing Coons, and the comforts of the
',lodges.
The exterior fronting St. Margaret's Church will be
finished* as to torresposid and be uniform with the
scan buildings already erected; mill the range .f imilii-
ings will terminate., the present site of Oliver's Coffee-
Inali:
• it JP PS. Setter.4l.heeete :that Pheasants en base-
kW to the fanner. This was fully proved a few days
ego at Whitney Coiri. 'ia HerifonliMire, where Torn-
kits Day. Esq. shot a ben pheasant, whicheztited the
satin of the sportsmen from the immense size of its
ciiw; which, on being opened was kited to contain
more dram half a pi* of that destructive insect the
sire-wets.
On list Christmas Day, Mr. J. Ford, of Jevingten,
Sussex, gatitesal from a tree in his garden a phials
of the red Mogul kind. Mena a second crop of the
pins* year, as large as a bea's egg, and in Saner
equal to toy of the first crop.
do *Weisesday, slant midnight, a atestectory, is
Ring,sitreet, Main, belonging to Mn. Roger., Rod
ponessed by Mr. Beath, was discovered to be oe fire.
'the watchman first, saw the illuminated atmosphere,
sod seat the cry of " Fire!" throv' the tows.
About on o'clock the fire mine was on the spot ;
but, from ones isisannagemeet, it was sot in -play till
hill half onto* iftemrards. By this time the roof of
the hone imeerrapped la lames. and shortly after it
fell.** i itimulfal crash. Although the engine area
Ili e 011.64264141011. It was nearly leer o'clock before the
ire Will exPagoistherl. Pert of the visit; were saved,
thengli ham hod state. Mr. Beath and a few others
wen slant hurt by the felting of the roof, having
beendrsek.ii, a heavy piece of gaming soon—(f../r•
do).1 4.ollcrewi 4 • •
PRDISTIUANISIL—Jases Memo. e, the Seffelk
Pedestrian, has undertakes to run fifty miles in eight
.shall Hardee., L‘hcirbetk.


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