The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-12-02 00:00:00

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Net AND Stratots.-.-The terminStlon a asseieldi
direly dependi on the mode of condectiinttoisal 14 t. ,
Elliot, the late backer if Span. as as the fattetteil
Sake* of 1501
WARP eel .Asticei.—Thrtjevret lif Oh late haute.
which has created so Seth irlareatritsg and digsatislk;
tins among the Bettis% amateurs. is brought to a termi-
nation, by Mr. Wises bating draw* his WC from Os
Stakeholder en Wednesday.
liellibi AND SNILTON.—TiIe snatch hearer; AM!
panelists has been made grand at tiolt's lir Wilt. a ado.
The dey eif meeting is fixed for Tiesil ty. the Iffth of
Dec. 1/ifty to Thrty has been betted out Sbetton. It is
exp_ected to prove a etemendoui battle. .
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FrIONT Erreaoatiirtaae,—A short time rine+. Tiros:
Dawson. labourer,- Of tiarford. Berk,; aged 91, bid a
trifling quarrel with eitother labourer, of the same vil
lage, aged 65. width they ilereed. to sat tie iilm:Belehfr,
in a neighbouringtiose. The battle was con'f. steal, each
party displayed the most determined spirit, and Victory
for a time wad doubtful. At length lie fight wrosieseed
in favorer of Dawson, who was note little pleura at late-. ;
ing beaten a nuts yummier this IgnteiV. no the fellstV• ;
ing day (although apparently ntit• diaeh injered) Ur illaik .
to unwell to go to work, and (radially grew 60160-•
until the seventh day after thi.figlit; When lie
Dawson had been a labourer on the Liriti,riciw rise. . . .
Mr. Haman,. of (Sanford, for needy ilt lusts. ag
sever known to be absent frizim his work a siaget.• •
until after the fight.
PADASTRIANISN.—Wright. who eirdevtook to *At •
froserOray'sdon-lane to Italdnek and harli, i distaniao44.. .
73 mike, fee three mccessiire days. tempered Ide atilles% •
ons task on Saturday, in toe following•Mannert-'s ' •
started ea Friday, his last day,ae we have before odtioetti •
at 35 mingles past twelve o'clock, and ahitsd at Ste-
senars a (pater before ten ar eight ; sheer lifted bath*
.mfreshisenr, he went to bed sod slept until a gelatin
before sae; be thee proceeded to Baldoek, where ho
arrived at half-past two o'clock on Saturday oseroing ;
he immediately returned back, and cot 'to Steesear at
four, and to Barnet at nine, where he rested 20 entimane.
daring which time he took his breakfast ; and stetted MI
town,in seeming good health mid spirits, precisely at
twelve minutes before twelve o'clock, thin' wisalog Me
match, amidst the acclamations of the popelate, who
greeted him with three cheers. This poor fellow; it
seems. is a man of indestrions habits, and a tail& by
trade; but having in the early part of his Mb bees a
soldier, and in Egypt, where be taught a courphist. set
unusual in that cosotry, In his eyes, he is rendered to; .
tally unqualified to procures livelihood by the beeline.
he was originally brought up to; and it appears; Ink
the advantage of good health, imlottry, and penmen
ans., he endeavours to support himself and slimily of 6
children by his efforts in pedestrianism. •
—.After Wright's return on Saturday last; a rein" man
of iserles• notoriety presented Meseta at the I:wern.
and Barley Alow;t7. arsv's•inn.lase. where them was ir
picked assemblage of W;iee't friends, enjoying the*.
selves over a sparkling bowl in c.:,Satrence of their tic= ' A
wry, and challenged to walk Wright •AZ distaste, foi
whatever sum he thought proper to rem-. .This
'Won canoe rather unexpectedly, and ii came . 1;7-
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well knows good *neon the . However, a . et
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ehafffrig on bo It aides a ea 'tea waineade, and they •
agreed to walk against whether the distance Mkt;
a day, for fair successive days. Wednesday twang
seat they will start from Orai's.ins-lane, and walk WWI
to the teselfahreile striae coo the Banat-roar( mat hock.,—:
lligg ste,pe stake sod draw I 01: on sett day's jeuttlers
Mid the hut comer in at night to be its fait:. , • ,
MURDER fiEAR AYLIONIVICL . 21.- , . !
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• &dm led itstsdall. who staltrt:Pii all Ares
,Itoryllhaol to take their trial for . , hart settse..
feretreAa wiles silence respecting she used'', nil thsyst •
pot said- any thing from which as ocknowledgusee 1 A
their guilt can be reiterated. Basnaele, the women. • ply
repeats the eircsenstaeces which As stated before the- I
magistrates at Berkhampetead.
On Friday, an elimination of a man of the muse: et
Rowe took place before the WI of Bridgewater as ,
total other local Magistrate Lat the/1141441We Mae lose
which lasted six hoes. The cieculestaeces wisest ,tail
this int/stilted.* took place, were these :—Rowe.
live, is the swighlsourlared of Tang, was use 0 the
witnesses who appeared before the magistrates at I b' .4
hempswad, and proved kis having seta the pritorser are ;
sight of the Murder at Trigg. In company with
female companion. He also spoke to the decheati Is of;
Croker. as be and his companions were *Stagg of tst
their fatal maed--musely, m that they.beetejob t do,
and were dfraid they Auld b• toe late." It farthr op
pared that Bowe had drank, with theta is the pc Ike
house at whisk they had been stepping. Oa Thor t
this same man, Rowe, came ferwned, aorlprodelvd 104
beadles, which he stated he had found astrettd'orutierst
hedge, and covered with gram, is a Gehl last 'orb".
roost, on the 'owl fives Trim, is Little fheloteedteal
where, it wine recollected. tile -Pcieennee *Ore apt %P.'
headed. These bundles, on hating wastigsed, w I refits d,
to contain a pistol, which was koowa lobe the, proper •
of poor old Needle, mad whit .1 be kept at rite tall beet
for protestiOn ; a gown, sad several article. of DlAti
apparel, which Whaler& to Mrs. Needle; alio *Batt
spoons, also lit, proper ry of the unhappy rebel*, arid se-
veral other things, which it was evident. heel kite tam
from the heave anee- their death. The ellsgehtrity of
the circuorstanei of Rowe. who woe the Wet }Mow le
the velvety if the prisoners oa the night of the tsar.
der, beluga,* drat individual to find this tytokrty,strio
loss of which hid been proclaimed by tie frlt of the
deceased, ventrally excited suspicions towards Masora
havitQbeem. in some way a particiestot in the offence i
and hue the Magistrates felt it their duty *pie mi-
nutely to intriie into all the facts of the cane, sod to
call open Rowe satisfactorily to aceetinte-dra, foe his
time nod occupation on the feckless sight; and eft?, foe
the manner in whieh he had been led to the secret deft.
situry of the spud!.
.Cpoo these poiets we undentatsd
Rowe gave every necessary eaplsnstioth and ultimately
succeeded in satisfying tinsmiths a tins magistrates as
to him innocence. Ile was in. consequence discharged.
upon an understanding that he should again attend a bee
his presence might be reqaired.
The terror occasioned by this fool transaction Imo pot
yet subsided ; and ainonz the humbler claws ague war-
vocinding neighbourhood the scene of albums, slaugh-
ter is regarded with a species of sopeanithros 4reol.
The con-house or shed in whiuh the murderers pre
pared their instrument of death, which, as we lodo.
stared• was a rough piece of rail, shaped to a heedless
one end, attracts tie attention of all paseegers; aid its
chips tut from the bludgeon, as well, ea the drop of tal-
low which had fallen train the candle it was karma tbey
bed lighted. are viewed a ith feelings of the.direpeet her..
roe. Indeed, it means to he scarcely pesiblo that asy
human being could, wish soca cepa deliberatise, and
with so Little occasion, tart resolved oa so bloody •
peryose.
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Oa Tues.lav las:, Jaturokliidortt was eans4r•-% hy the
Mayer sa.l Oir.les litovii!: EN. of wil. fly Air-
ing oo the rot I, wi.h Olt:mail hags eatrustew.. auto
vie vey from Bristol go iseinia, sad was coionsitted boas
Wow of Correction for 11 days.—(Leedsliereery)
0:. Saturday morning lea, betwesa fear sad Ore
o'clock. this testa was visited by a west awful atolls 4
1 thandeg and liglitaioy, aceeseparied by a heavy elopes
isf.liail Ad rain. The hi/liming was very riri4l.llo UR
Oars& yea net of long doeatiost. The storm appeau to
bars bees Teri general.--(ibid.)

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