The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-07-22 00:00:00

si.a.grejtolot., ;ON, WINS-31E1100V
-striet, near Vigo-lane, ha
' on- S
lite faded Old Port, ISIk pie-dozen; Sopeeloi 'berm'
or dozen.; and CapapdadeireAnneepptiled), Os. pr Aa
Olio 'donee Wart; one dose -14 y, itid bite dokia
r,4ltittlesueL:F. . viii lartbrirrit7
part of thilatiT id a 'pt it LAI. "Alio Old
st India Mai , its: per diesel West ladle ditto,
4115..p0t dos. ; Tenerife, Ms. per dotal ;;Baeallat. iiei, PP
lined; Lilbon and Mountele, 445. per dozen; Clteinpagses
ro
VA 1 IleeitoottlftS-, '4 to &oboes per dozen; Clarets, $5.
' lieo. 034. per dozen ; LatiLte and Chatoaa Merges's.
to 5 'lllness; Sauterne, Dame. &c. 71‘ 'per dozen;
battled -Mrs; 10t. per doit. MI Wars eavidlaWrot Pala*.
and no credit.
. , •S• we:t ',id 5c

rIHARLIN WRHIHT, Wine Mereisant to bis Royal
- Highness the Duke of Clarence. next jo the King's
and facing the Haynairket Theatre, o:writ Colonnade. Hay-
Merkel, Londori, has do SALE the finest OLD PORT, 36a.
per dozen; superior SHERRY. 365. per doss"; CAPE
SIM:MIRA, unequalled in' Europe, at I6s. per dozen. A
hamper df ode dozen of each of the above Wiles, bottles.
packige, Ae. Inelsded, will be forwarded on reeeipt of N.;
or two' dozen Cape Madeira, hotttes, &c. for SI. ; Madeira,
Vidonia, Teneriffe, Lisbon. Mountain. &c. 2!. perdexer..—
Tile trade supplied.—rr'esh emptied Wine Pipes always on
Sere. 17s. each. Old Cognac Brandy, 231.'6d. per cation.
Old-Jamaica Rani. 131 6d. per gaIIoo.—CHAMPAOSIES,
just landed, Sts. pt•r dome.
-

Obserie, Samples of the Wines may be pedalled ; Old
Port, Ss. per bottle ; Sherry, 34.; Cape Madeira, Is.Od. he.
Postage to be paid.—No-Credit.
Fine Sweet Devonihiro Cider. la fin quart bottles, 7s. Oda
per dozen, by two dozen, well up.
•

IV.OICCESTEII SESSIONS, JULY 17.
Thii day the bends seas filled, as It eel expected that
Chiletain'sritild be elected. Usti' Dudley and
'Wird vnii the faiorite candidate. •

' CURIOUS CASE.
This was an appeal against an order of affiliation made
ttpon William Joie*, at the instant, of the parish of
threat Malvern, Worcester. .Thefaets were singular:—
ihmuili ban," • eervait girl, io Maltesn, Jtas vereJ.
in IMM, of aferattle, baatard child, and went before the
late John, Little, Est a Magistrate, and actually swore
It to trio piers, via. i • present 'a).pellatit, Jogs, andl-
Otliertitan'tiatied' Heywood, n41%14 I
of thit men being
prevent, isttrfefikr6rite3niorrilee ivturaiiidevrhe parish
offieersof Malvern again took her subsequently before
the Rev. Mr. Pobersille, of Hanley, to swear the child,
qgd that Magistrate refused to administer the oath, on
the grannd that she had previously !worn the child to
two men. She was afterwards taken before the Justices
at Worenter, and there she swore that Jones was the
father of the. child,. and the ordet of affiliation brought
on the present appeal.
The female, Hannah Lane, Was examined by Mr. Win-
ter and she swore to the above statements—first, that she
swore the child to two men, Jones and Heywood; se-
condly, that she swore, it to Jones alone, and she now
admitted that she was included to swear it to Jones, in
consequence of threats made bythe overseers of Malvern,
to send her to gaol for 12 months,' if she did not ; and
she also now positively swore that Heywood was the fa-
ther of the child. The recegnixances of Jones was there-
fore discharged. The parish has kept the child three
years.

POLICE.
. .
arrtatostr..—The Axe Inn, Aldertftatilitt ry; Is the
house of resort in London fur the adventurers from Ire-
lead, who come to this country to trade as hawkers:
here they deposit their goods in bulk ; a particular ware-
house is assigned to them, from whence they draw upon
their stores (when necessary) for those quantities which
may be conveniently carried about with them. The na.
tional faith and honour he; for a long time been exem-
plary among them at, this depot, but within the last tire
or six months several panages have been opened and
Froperty missed.' Among them was one John Bradley,
who bed not himself a stock of goods, but acted as an
occasional assistant to one or another of those who bad. •
Last Saturday week, Wood. one of the hook-keepers,
saw Bradley coining out of the yard with a small load,
and followed him. Bradley was brought back, and de-
aired to put the goods be had (which were two pieces of
linen, and three damask tablecloths) in the place from
whence he had taken them, and Bradley placed them on
a box of goods in the Warehouse belonging to Hugh Ma-
eanulty, who, he said, had given him authority, in his
absence; to take them out ''for the purpose of selling
them. This shifting, however, did not avail him, and he
was given its custody.
When brought up before the Magistrate on the follow-
ing Monday, it appeared that Hugh Macanulty had been
found at Arundel, and he stated that he hsd never author-
ised br employed the psisoner to 'sell goods; promising.
faithfully to attend and give evidence, but he did not ap-
pear. His absence, however, it was well understood, was
occasioned by his fears, as he had been heard to say that
if the affair ended in blood (meaning. the death of the
prisoner) he could never go ba-k to Ireland, as he would
certainly be murdered if he did.
There seas another case, however, against ihe prisoner.
large pack of muslins in the warehouse. the pro-
pertY of Messrs. Smethurst and Sulks, of Manchester,
had also been opened, and fifteen pieces stolen. These
were-traced to the -Strand. where a p .rt of then was
pledged, and the prisoner was identified as hating pawn•
ed them.
The prisoner told a long story of purchasing the mus-
lin of a Jew wham he did not know. Whom he met in
Fore-street, and gave him Si (Lathe 12 pieces.
Mr. Aid. Vox told hito it wonht be of great import-
ance to him to produce that Jew at the Old thilley, and
committed him for trial.
Bow-s rail:X.—Yesterday Charlotte Gore was hrooght
before Sir It. ilirtaite,'cbarged out suspicion-Of having .
attempted-to Sei tire to the Manse of Mr. Seeks, el, Old
Boswell-conrt, Carey-street. • • •
It appeared frotn the statement of several witnesses,
that the prisoner had been for seine months a lodger in
the house in question ;'on Friday morning she went
away without giving notice, !wing' -the • door locked,
.and taking the key with her. She was at that time in II
arrears for rent. Sunday evening, about I I o'clock, she .