The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-04-28 00:00:00

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The match betimes Joshua Hudson, and Williams, a waitr-
ons below Bridge, fee 4st salamis, was decided as Tuesday.
is she Meadows. opposite Woolwich, I. the preseme of worn
.r eight thwasmod spectators. The Casamisassey smarged the
deg ea the absence of die Chief Centaseadfar, bat the Hoop of
convostocerb, la the very teeth of she lag ships, were above she
Comma awry loads. sad he tossed them op as award/Ales,
who would creed eves Mr mini crib. The ntra set-to at one
&cheek. Steames, Mossier y and Tool Owen for Iladatsa. and
Oliver sad a *Mager far She satermas. Beide' gamma to
posed* on Haim.
Raged 1. Mach cashes was cued by limbos to get in; be
amide play by • lefittimaded Mt at She head, sod she %memo'
retorsed epos him wish a heavy sighs hit as she side. After
some seramblika baring, she Mem eloped, and Hodson was
Shrews. /be wigwam had rattier she best of she round.
V. Williams made play, aid some gay fighting foilowesl.
Ilodoes placed a smart hit MI his armoires right eye which
art is "getting; hot she asterism; was elms at his wait, sad
hit me fealiWy at the body. Another elm, followed, and
she 11111.1110111.8 nmegth served him again, by throwing bad mu.
3. This naiad reduced she haute m ■ emulsify for Ha las,
barring as accident. lit begonia Ma watchman dews to his
weight by severe Mile( ; he met him emsolog in with • dash
left • heeded blow is she enure adobe bead, mid is blast gnaw
nine for tbiaking, be followed is with his right baud apse she
left rye, which warred him away, sad chamnrriesil all M.
per works. 'lle retinae was too goad us go down, sad he
Weed Mat his advenary with mach bravery ; bat it was poly
to revels,. limbos had got his mesmerising so well, shot he
brood* his silvenary's head dews bandy fur the right had by
Hirrere body hits. Ibe rowed elided by the sideman being
knocked down; the comusions *a his bead kid lib features, sad
hi.
_eyes were nearly darkened.
Werenty.oae other muds were fought; but there was so
mese\ maeseso in them, that to dndl them amid be Weimar, I
as the anteroom ors. dead bent. Histisoo's K j
inser gave him she
opponomini of resting humielf, whilst the water's:Ws bend wa.
single( all tunes. The neat three rounds he was sot very busy ;
bet is she fik he begas so work again ; he plwed two bits.
broke away wish noel dexterity. and renewed she 'warts said
the waserstaa's head bled as ifs toile had been at stark at it.
In the ith resod Modem bed dabbed his work by tlarkeni;
boo eyes, sad the waserana was ads iard so drop it; but his
extraordinary pow tattooed is dead mull forty mimics had j
timpani, when, is additios so twine Mint, he was Irma out. ;
as/ .avtd set came le lime. timae received some scarf.'
body blows; bat be proved himself an eat sad ester.

OLD D.IILEY.

TUESDAY, Arum Arum 17.

Plegiemob Taverner sad William Taverner were ron Weil of
walassially hawing la their pos,...inn a yeanilty of 6ve aad *or
posed fared ones of the Bask of Esglarid.
The Y. Na. ere stand la the erosion of somber and son. The
▪ vii. 496 of 11. and 19 of 51. were eaciaisied is a panel
brmarbi from Birmingham.
James Clark was ism/hied of barks( asslawfolly in his pos.
mown Mil. in forged Bank of liastrad towse booming obras
10 be fimged.
Charles Wrieki was capitally convicted Inc a hugestv la
the dwelling-bore of Chi lainpher 11ilkie...0,0ml Mealiest 111 b.
of lea.

Nsm..Yollllt STATt PRI►OR.-From tEe Report of
the Inspectors of the New-York State Prison to the
Legislature, at the present Session, it appears that
there was in Prison ea the 31st December, 1818,
618 persons, via. white men 503, black do. 69-
white women 19, black do. 14.-Total 618. The
Prisoners are employed as follows :-Men, w
116, quille►a and spook's 62, spinner., twisters, and
carders, 19; gear makers 4, dyeing and sizing yam
6, Feelers and winders 9, shoessoltrrs 104, closers
and binders 7, cutting out shoes 1, turners 9, pre
paring chair stuff 8, b►ushaskers 14, coopers 3,
blacksmiths G. carpenters 12, tailors 9, ',sinters 3,
novels 5, stonecutters 79, labourers 8, oakum
pickers 12, fur cutter 1, conks and bakers B,'
gardener and ostler 2, waiters in balls 12, do.
in front 4, barbers soil gste.krepers .1, sr bite-
smiths 3, logwond cutters 2, sewing stockings 1,
picker 1, C machine 1, attendants in weaving shop
8, clerks 4, assistant physician 1, superintendent 1,
tick 18, in cells* 6, confined in rooms 10.-Women,
wash►rs 14, sewers 8, spinner 1, sick 5, invalids 2,
waiter 1, do. in front 2, relieved from the cells time
last Report 4, engraver 1, reed-maker 1.
• Utters posioitaros Is the Wont, rens 5.
Four vessels (a ship sad three brigs) sailed last
week from Demerits for British America with 531
passengers and various kinds of goods They are
mostly ill of Use labour's/ classes of society, either
connected with agriculture or labourers, and some,
of them paupers from the North of England, for'
whom the overseers of the parishes pay the passage.

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IMQVUT.—On Monday an Inquest Wes held at the
Ploegh, near Croydon, on the body of R. Wood.—
The deemed was a farmer. living at Down, la Kest;
end on Wednesday last left home to go to a herie
race on Epsom Downs. Me was seen on the race
course about the middle of the day, and was s.p.
'opposed to base spent the remainder of the day
there, or in that seighbourhned, as be was overtaken
by a men going to week at the Smog Mills .t Bed.
dington, between one and two o'clock the next sw.rn.
Dog (Thursday). It was then very dark; he was
walking and leading his horse a bye.road, towards
Croydon-commea. He was afterward% seen to
meant the horse and ride homewards, anti did not
appear to be intoxicated. A short time after this.sonse
men weregoing to work, root many yards from the spot
where he was last awn, and Nand him lying with his
face downwards in a stream of shallow water, which
is part of the River Wsndte, quite deed. The hone
was discovered in the meedt.w on the other ,ide of
the water, grazing, with the bridle and saddle on.
The circumstance excited great alarm, as he was sup.
posed to have been attacked by rohbers and mar-
dared, as many robberies have lately hewn committed
about C►oydon Common ; but there being no marks
*of ♦iolence upon the body, and it could not be dis-
covered that he had lost any property, the Jury had
no doubt bet that the horse, from the darkness, had
stumbled Into the water and thrown the deceased,
who being enable to extricate himself, was drowned.
Verdict—Accidentally Drowned.
On Sunday, as the son of Mr. Lewis, of Hawk-
horst, in Kent, about four years of axe. was giving
a sow some cabbor.stalh, the creatore got tht child's
bawl in it• ince, a;:ti Lit his thumb slid the adjoin.
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