The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-08-21 00:00:00

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The f ;11,1..-ing letter we copy
Adrerti.vr ot August IS:—
• . Wallasey.
Stn,-1 'ape you will permit me
of your paper, to give as much
silify can to the report which apps;
Ale reuse, respecting the conduct
IV'!laser, during the late wrePli,
report is not to be credited, that,
believed. it cannot possibly he trite
which were east up when that ;
solemnly affirm not one wasstripped,
Doran's was the only one that cosh(
ed of any thing valuahle. Her
by the Wallasey men (anti for them
serer), but by John Sherlock, of
gave up as much property as a
was likely to have about her. to
other five, three were infants, that
and the remaining two were poor
their appearance, could not have '
clothes that covered them. I;pon
which was found on Friday by
was a watch worth 30 or Al gm
have in niv possession.—Thus. ,
that the Wallasey men arc gnilti
has been imputed to them. But
you ran afford me room, I will
their conduct merits honour instead
were eighteen boxes of different
into the village, all of which vr
with perfect honesty and good fail
were locked, and therefore coo,
dered ; of the remaining four, one
taining female apparel, which was
the Oistotn-house °threes n if,'
lap's desk, which was open, and
',ter!, of which. I believe, he hat
renrvining two, whirls belonged ,
up to their owners without any
these facts in competition nit!'
:11ererfry refers to, leaving it to
balance ; and I appeal to Mr. lit
centlemen who have recovered
whether, for their liberal conduct,
thing but good faith and disinter,
those Wallasey men, who hays
fairly aspersed by insititc.tioi
their vagueness, will be ea!
whose habit it is to " think
of proof, accusation should
nits like these, and a niggard)
part of the owners, too commoi
(thongh, 1 am happy to say,
temptations to dishonourable col
honesty, in the abstract, is an
is rather difficult to persuade u
vere in the practice of it, when I.
verance neither credit nor reward,
ful and obedient servant,
CAMPRIL.
Will yon permit me to add, that
not, as is reported, plunder the
hosts, and could not get at it at
that W. Evans of Sea Bank, sal
in return for which his sons were
stolen a gentleman's watch, whi
found to have been carefully placed
the inn where he slept.

The transport, the Disputch,
4ria ; it has on board several colossal
d 'covered by Mr. Belzoni in Egypt
petted Sarcophagus of Alabaster fouL
mob at Thebes. Tbie ore plece.d.sintiquiLy is
at Deptford ; it was brought over by a Turkish frigate.
There was no betting of consequence vetterdav
Tattersall's, the attendance Lei,

Moor game or grouse shooti.
Monday tennight, and the sportsmen
ful moan, the birds having it
Tart year.
Theetatch for 100 guineas ,
b.a►ed trotting Fincb!ey poney,
Mr. (ioldsworthy, of Ilam,
the Slough-road. It was a matt
interest, which should go over
trot In one hour. Huth pories
a mile in four minutes, and
the first four miles in sixteen
their full speed, as they did the
minutes. They kept together
completed in 54 minutes, and 1
aground into a gallop.—The Fit
few lengths, having done someth
and a half in the hour.

I.cwss, Arc. 14.—The Sa
observed here, reflected rays
uncommon colour. The phenomenoi
our notice, u e cannot properl

We have been favoured wii
Wales (layettes to the 17th of
information contained in them,
sources, we learn that the color
ing condition, and rapidly imp,
her of respectable persons who
settled there. The average pr
as follows :—Wheat Bs. 11 Id.
6d. per ditto ; barley 4s. 9d.
sid. ; potatoes ss. per cwt. ; t
batter 2s. per lb. ; and eggs 2
month Telegraph.)
HARVUT.—LLIVIti, Ave. 11
has partially commenced in tl
viral of our farmers having, in
in their reapers to work, and
the expectation of carrying to
cuddles, what is commonly call
Several fields of grain have
neighbourhood since our last,
nerd!. The crops, we rejoice
excellent.—(Warwickshire Advertiser
Avu. 1 '
tweed in different parts of thi
fold of oats was cut in the nei,
town. The weather, however.
unfavourable for ripening the ,
sod stormy winds alternately ha)
Several fields of Oats have
week in the Liberties, and on
two large fields of Wheat were
poise, of ooe will be at market
Ventricle.)
Last Thursday were landed
seas, in Devonshire. about 70
were driven hither and penned
he sale. They were offered to
by weight, Ot 3s. 611 per state ,
jested, they were slaughtered,
market, at 4J. sad 51. per lb.,
liftable weal to many poor
pries. The ressisder will ,
like surer, Is the coarse if the

PACER?.
• i
py from the !der-Awl •
isey, August 13. Ott
me, throughthe median
I contradiction as I pos. 4
speared in.tiss pre-rpotil • ,
act of the Inbahttatits of
2, and to state that that
at, indeed, if 1 am to be
rue : fora the six bodies
t paper went to press. 1
pped, and Mrs. Margaret
could have been plunder- •
body 'vat picked up, not
been alone 1 wish .to an-
af (treat Meese, and he
•
person in her condition
lo the Coroner. •Of the
that could leave nothing,
soor women. who. from
'e had any thine bat the
use Mr. M•Leimit's body,
a Wallasey man, there
'nineas, and 221. which 1
I hope, I have proved
tiers of the cries* which
it in addition to this, if
i endeavour to show that
stead of reproach. There
:Ist descriptions brought
were announced to the
faith. Fourteen of them
uid not have been Om-
one was a band-box, cob-
ras carefully preserved by
; another was Mr. De-
d was full of valuable pa-
as not lost one; and the
I to poor men, were given
sy reward. Now, I put •
Is the reports which the
n the public to strike the
teen Smith, and the other
I their property, to Sestify
act, they experienced any
terestedness ou the part of
re been, I must ray. un-
it,. which, in spite of
assay credited by those
evil." In the absence •
be silent ; for calves-
willy disposition on the
mon on such occasions,
not on this), are strong
:oncealment ; aid thong!'
atimiraltle quality, yet it
inletterell men to perse-
they gain by their perse-
ard. I remain your faith-
-1.1., Rector of Wallasey.
tat the Wallasey men could
wreck, as they have no
t all till yesterday ; and
;red ten men in his boat
were accused of having-
, which was afterwards
laced under his pillow at •
•
,is arrived from Alexan-
.olossal pieces of antiquity
Egypt ; alsso the ling ex- •
ster found in the Egyptian •
piece .of .antiquitg is sow
ter by a Turkish frigate.
consequence yesterday at
eing very thin.
(tooting, commenced on
lodation expect a success-.
Increases' much since the
•
I aside, between the eele-
•y, and that belonging to
took place yesterday On
itch, which excited•much
er most ground, upon the
ies went off at the rate of
maintained it by doing
I minutes. They were at
he other four miles In IS •i
'r until the 13 miles were
I both ponies broke their
Finchley poney won by a
lething less than 13' miles
Inn, on Saturday, it was
of a very beautiful, but •
nomenon having escaped
ly describe it.
rich a file of Ned South •
f March last, and from the
m, and also from other
lony is io a very fiourish-
nproving, from the anus-
so have from time to time
Irices of the market were
•i
I. per bushel ; maize fis.
per ditto ; loaf of 2lbs.
fowls 2s. 9il. per couple ;
Gd. per dozen.—(Ply-
18.—The Wheat Harvest
this neighbourhoid, se-
n the course of last week,
I we believe, not without
) their barns and rich-
ailed a fair average crap.
been cut down in this
, and will soon be ge-
, to say, are in general
4
Ithertiser.)
• Oat harvest has com-
di county : this week a
mighbottrhood of Long-
r, since our last, has been
grain: showers of rain
cave succeeded each other.
e been cut during last
Friday, near Donk*,
▪ cut—it is *spotted the
:et on Saturday.—(Cork
I at Shoreham, frail Tot-
fat wetber sheep,Wdelt
cl near the meat matliet,
to the heathen at Lewtis,
.; bat the offer Wag re-
d, and retailed la 'the •
lb., thus alfordistitt.
families at
be billed slid sea in
the presets *wk.—. •
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