The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-10-01 00:00:00

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This*man who contrived to escape from the etas.
hody'ot.Gtivertibr -Ails a shore tithe 'since, add fob
twhuse apprehension 300 gnineas 'titan! were offer.
ad, was. taken on Saturday night, at Afie'Royal
Oak, near Vauxhall, by FOY, the.uffier; assisted
a Mr. GLovEit; .MRI another gentle Man belong.
tt the Bank, and.is safely lodged ia.NNwgate.
j 1..! is double ironed and'confincil lit thelnitiggler's
Ward. Whilst the person was clinching the rivets
of his fetters he said, "Though yok have caught
Oe'youi shall nut hang me." No trace' lits'lret
'been obtained of drmitugc, for whoui IQlJ,guineas'
are offered.

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CORONEWs.
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An Inquisition aas halloo Saturday on the body
of the late Mr. Abraham Goldstnitl, at his house it
lorden. Among the Jury were sumo of the most
cispectable and intelligent persons of the vicinage.
The proceedings lasted but a few minutes, when
the followinverdict was returned—" Died by his
uizn hand, Initnet in,his senses at the times" There
*as but une evidence, we understand examined, and
he, as lb. the fact of the suicide. Some of the Jury
hail bean witnesses, in the 'cuursenf the preceding
fortaghe, to unequivocal proofs of 'mental derange.
' meat in this lamented gentleman. They •had eon.
sequenily no difficulty in coining to the conclusion
they didt
It was proved before the Inquest, that' about silt 1
Me. Goldsmith left. his .beasact.atert,netning
oiit of doors he desired the waichinaulto tiehh shoes
(his usual Custom); He remarked tir' the watchman
it was; a fine morning; and after welkjus a few yard;
from the house,he returned and went in doors. Mrs.'
Gi;ldsmitl, alarmed by his reAlessiiess through the
night, iminediately dressed herself and came down
stairs,'• inquiring of every body she saw if they
had vet) 'Mr. GoldSmill. 'Getting no info:tuition
(rum' any one, a search was immediately set nu
foot, and about seven o'clock the house darpenter
lU'iind him in a water-closet •the wilderness, set.
tiug with his head reclined on his• right shoulder, a
pistol in.:lns left ltand, and apParently dead. ''A sur.
pea being sent for, on examining him, found the
Iran hail gam) through 'the pistol, it ap.
pearcd, had been put into the mouth of the deceased.
Soon after the Jary had returned their verdict,
the bpdy was. conveyed to town,'•to be placed' at the
disposal of • the t'ilders",uf the. reliimirs community
to vatic!' Mr. Gqidsinid lielonged. Mrs. Goldsmith
was to leave Miatieu jrcsiprday up -a visit' to the
1104,60.14 a friend; , ,

CORN:E..teILiNGE, Ocr. 1.

To..dsty the supplies of Wheat, coastwise, are
considerable, with part of last week's arrivals of
Foreign', upwards of 18;000 quarters ; and the
general 4ales at a reduction of 'about 2s. and 3s. per
quarter. New Barley rather dearcr,... Malt, .with
Peas and Beans of both sorts, at little flUctuatiou.
.Oats are its short supply, aid; this Trade 'likewise
rather dearer. Flour at late prices. .1
Wheat, -68 s. 86s. 16. Tiek• Rcans, - - 465. h'it, 6d.
Fine ditto - - - 1045.. IQ7s. Oats.. -- - 494. 30.
Rye, - - -e - 465. 325. Pulawls -- - - 3*. 6.. Od.
Barley, Ms. 445. Putatoe ditto - - - -40 s. otr.
---- -ts 735. 111 i. ` Rape 'Seed - - - 446 X 52
W. Peas (Rollers) fris. .561.• Fuse Flour -- - Ms. Ws.
Ptist -48 s. 641.. ' Septsds -••- - 1303, ltbs!
Beisiss• •- • - - 604. 565.

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Mi. Aldermen Wooti received the most dytin.
guished matk of the approbation of his fOlo*.citi-
liens, 'on Saturday last, which has been conferred
on.any.Nagistrate of the City of London in the
memory of man; with the exc4)tion of the tate Mr.
W facts, • and ' Mr. 'Alderman CORBY. The next
day after sureendcring up the Affice of Sheriff, he
was returned by the Livery Cob:wan MAYOR, with
the unanimous applante of thelvhole•Oommottflall.
The Cily Nronett vtera created in Michaelmas.
day with every indignity the custom of the Common
flail would admit ;its was CntsTornelt SMITH, the
late Chairman of the counter-declaration Livery. .

It Is said in some of the letters ftom 'Rio Janeiro
that Mauttlcll.ai4.llGAßQT, SOO was about 15 gears
ago trittaptirted,frtim SeOtland along with. hlessrs.
GgaALDI SIOUTING, PALItItIII has
rived at the Brazils from Brittany Bay. He was one
of fhe Delegates from the Societies for *ParHansen.
pry. Reform to the Oeneraf Meeting or Convention
Of De!cotes at 'Edinburgh. These •Genilismen
were' accitsol ifir sedition, of which the speeches
.and motions they made Were taken as evidence.
But °had they been tried in England, and had it even
been possible to hate proved the charge against
Anemic) the satisfaction of an English Jury, their
sentence would only have been imprisonment, in-
stead of traesportation fur 14 /ears.
Letters from Antigua of the 30th July have been
received by a vessel. arrived at Skelbeyeen. The
only artiele of public news they mender% is, that
Governor ELLIOT arrived there on the rbih, and on
the following day was sworn into office,
.and as.
mimed the government of the Leewaild Islands.
. Certaip Journals, upon *hose perverse sent'.
menti -and filse intelligence the pUblic mind is
greatly made up, or directed, find it their interest
to persist in a conduct which has brought the coup.
try to an alarming state of danger.* It would seem
as if the writers If 'them had made the same com-
pact with the Ministers of the day (be they whom
they may) as the Bank Directors -Imo with the
Government, viz. that their paper shall be the'
favoured eurrint.
On Satuirday, the house of Mr. POOLE, furrier, I
iu Blackfriars-rued, was robbed a various wain_
able aiticks, by a'servant girl of the house. The;
girl took the opportunity or• the absence of her.
waiter and mistress, to decainp with every thing
she could possibly Jiy her hands upon ; and this
was the more unexpected, as she had come from
the conntry,• to bir place, well recommended, and
had a ieery. simple air, and affected great rear of
London. She has not yet been traced.
' The' Climbs have been remarkably successful at
Hoitosex..and Co.'s. Ono hundred Clutbs+ have re.
the-last five Lotteries, shareti. of .20,0001.
-t ),0001. '5,0001. 2,0001. 1,0001. and SQOI. Prizes ;
and, in the iiMe period, five of hi'! Clubs received
Stages twice (4: Prizes of Twenty 'Osumi Pouuda.