The Statesman.
London, England, 1824-01-20 00:00:00

NAVY.PAY OFFICE.

D.--11533. November 4, ISSS,
1 AMES DOYLE, of 0.114. Ships Sartan and Pantus.—*
0 A. creditor having applied fog Payment yr
of a Debt due
from the above-named Seaman, antonntlng to Si. lbs. 3d..
Notice is hereby given to the next of Willis. Executor, who
way apply (if distant, by Post) to the Inspector of Seamens'
Wills and Powers, for 'further information, stating the above
No.

NAVY PAY OFFICE.
F.--2443, • January 2, 12r2t.
01IN FAHRICUS, of H. M. Ships Carneleon, Zebra.
Ileroiae, Torment, Warepite, 8(c .—A Creditor having
applied for Payment of a Debt due from the abovetnamed
Seaman, amounting to N. 10s.,
Notioe is hereby given to the next of Kin or Executor, who
my apply Of distant, by Poet) to the Inspector of Seamen"'
Wills and Powers, for further information, stating the above
No.

NAVY PAY OFFICE.
. S.-5.545. JanearY 19. 1594.
ABRAHAM SCRUBBONURCK, of ff. M. Ship Alligator,
A Creditor bowleg applied for Payment of a Debt due
from the above named Seaman.,
Notice is hereby given to die next of Kin and Execut
See•l
who meat applis(if 4101114 ttv Pest) to the Inspector of Sew-
mens' Wife and Powers, for fdriber Information, stating the
above No.

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lirr a numerous MEETING of the MEMBERS of
the PROFESSION of the LAW, held in Lincoln's-Inn
all, on Monday, lbth December, lii23, Mr. SCARLETT in
the Chair,
Resolved, That a Subscription be opened for erecting
a STATUE to the memory of the late Lord ERSKINE.
That the following Gentlemen he appointed a Commit-
tee for thepurpose of carrying this Resolution into effect.
Mr. Serjesnt Lens Mr. Rea4er
Mr. Serjeant Vaughan Mr. Cam bell
Mr. Jervis Mr. Dover
Mr. Reims Mr. Richard Wilson
Mr. Scarlat Mr. Kaye
Mr. Bell Mr. Lavie
Mr. Gurney Mr. Freshfield
Mr. Adam Mr. Brundrett
Sir Wm. Owen Mr. A tcheson.
That an account be opened at Messrs. Coutts and Co., and
such other Bankers as the Committee shall appoint for receiv-
ing subscriptions.
That it he left to the discretion of the Committee to
determine where the Statue shall be placed.
J. SCARLETT.

Mr. Scarlett hating leR the Chair, the Thanks of the Meet-
ing were nnanitsously toted to him for his elnduct in the
('hair; And a subscription to a considerable amount was en-
tered into.
Council Chamber, Uneoln's Inn, Dec. 16. Ifii3.
?he Committee beg leave to inform the Public, that a Book
is opened for receiving snbscriptions at Messrs. Coutts and
Co.'s; at 4lessrs. Remington, Stevenson, Stevenson. and
Co.'s; at Messrs. Smith, Payne, and Smith's ; and at Messrs.
Mire's, Fleet-street: as although it was thought proper that
the measure should originate with the profession of the Law,
there is 110 intention to confine the subscription to that body.
—Subscriptions will also be received by each of the Members
o' the Committee.

Guineas. Guineas.
IL R. H. Duke of York 50 G. Vincent, F:sq. . 2
H. R. 11. Duke of Glou- C. H Ware. Esq. I
crater . . 25 D. Shutter Esq. , 10
The Lord Chief Commis- W. Leak., E'q. M.P. a
slower of the Jury Conn L. B. Allen. Eaq. . 10
In Scotland • 20 Earl ofJersey• . 11.1
W.ab4lo ... .011„...goomnage • Hi
Gettelitliq. 10 11. Hall Joy, Esq. „ 10
W. Holt, Esq. . 2J. H. Adeline, Esq. • 2
MrAgi t. Goslow,M. P. 10 . Ricknellv,,Esq. . 6
Adolph • Esq. . 5
Johd-Ovad*Lemaitre, Eel.
' Reader, Esq. . 2
Jon. • Bleep. Esq. f
Sig, ' em, Bert. ' 4P(11. Esq. -' 6
Tbd lag Chronicle ,tit. J. Sandys, Esq. . 6
12, ipt
•1". isitEndipiag22 .. ** I'4. Carter, Esq. M.P. . b
J. 6 ureendEost. .t. Z". 111 H.R. Reynolds. Esq. . 6
6. Looks, illog. s: 25 H. W. Lovatt, Esq. . '2
J. Chipmea; Req. 10 —Lang. Esq. . 6
D..W. Gressette, Eggf, 6 George Clot kson, Esq. 5
W. llasiewood, Eag. 6 Thel lon. Js. Abercrombie,
T. P. Brown. Esq. 6 M.P. . . . 8
IL swum*, Riq. . 1 Joseph Chitty, Esq. , . 101
G. FLEIng, Esq. 6 Wm. Pott. Esq. . 81
S. Marrystt,'Esq. ! 10 Tomas Wi'de, Esq. . b
C. Bernard, Esq. . 2 John Willis, Esq. . a
H. P. Stonally, Esq. . 10 J. Wilkes, Esq, . 5
11. Tripp, Esq. . 10 Thomas Swain Esq. . S
11. Doom, Req. . 10 E. H. Maltby, Esq. . 1
J. Rain', Esq. M.P. 10 H. Whitmarsh, Esq. . 2
J. Bruidrett,- Esq. 6 Thomas Saunders Esq. S
T. Jarvis, Esq. ; 6 William Lowndes, Esq. t
N. Atcheson, Esq. . 6 The Duke of Bedford . 50
R. S. Atcheson, Esq. . 6 The Duke of Somerset L 25
L. Flanagan, Esq. . 6 The Lord Chief Baron of
Lord Holland • 10 Scotland . . 1,20
11. Smedley, Esq. . 9 Peter Ally Esq. • LIO
1). Rowland, Esq. , 2 James Agar, Esq. . 10
11. Cooper, Esq. • 6 John Calcraft, Esq. Id P. LIS
D. Giles, Esq. • 10 William Waterman, Esq. 6
11.1 V. Tancred,
Esq. 6 T. H. Sterling, flsq. 2
U. Brodrick, Esq. 5 Tho. Denman, Esq. M.P, 10
W. Till& Esq. . 10 John Spinks, Esq. . 2
Don. A. Herbert, . 5 Samuel Dendy, Esq. . 2
R. Wilson, Esq 10 Thomas Milks, Esq. . 10
R. Stephenson, Esq. . 10 Mr. Serj. Pell . .10
H. Brougham, Esq. M.P. 10 Lord Eilenborostgh 10
R. Chanahers, Esq. 6 John bell„ Esq. . tlO
J. Barnett, Es,q. . 10 J. Richards, Esq. . . ,f 6
J• Scarlet:, Esq. M. P. 10 J. Hume, Esq. M. P. t 2
3. Coroell. Esq. . 6 A Id. Wood, M.P. • at's
J. Kaye. Esq. . S Nlr. J. Anderna . 1
J.ll'. Freefield, Esq. 6 Fwd. Vaughan, . Llo
J. P. Thorn's, Esq. IR. Jackson, • Lt
a
R. C. Scarlet, Esq. S W. Broderick, Esq. . 6
Tl.e Earl of Darnley 10 Dr. W. Ruddimart 10
Sir E. Autrobus, Bart. 10 Major Gen. W. F. Calcraft 6
Sir C. Troth*, Bart. 10 E. Madox, Esq. . 2
E. kisjoribanks, Esq. • 50. Gregg, Esq. . L 6
E. Astrobus, Esq. 6 The Timms Journal 10
D. Jsrdene, Esq. 2 S. Kay, Esq. Manchester 1
J. Manning, Esq. .
. 2 R. Kay, Esq. Bolton 1
D. Langston, Esq. . 2T. Erskine Perry, Esq. L 5
9. Tomlinson, Esq. . 10 Earl Grey LlO
J. NI. Hutchinson, Esq. 9 Jan. 16, 1623. • £940 16,'
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CSEVEN O .f 29,0 00!
ARROLL shat red andPRIZES
sold Fin the short space of I
Four Months FOUR Prizes of £20,000. Ora of
410.000, and 28 other Capitals, including the following num-
bers, some of which were sold in the very last Lottery, viz.—
! 363 ............. X 20,000 bB4 . llO,OOO
3,425......... 20,000 7,319 2,000
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t+,778 .. .
............ '20,000 2,833 l.OBB
16,5.22
20,000 3.848 ' 8,000
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The present Lottery sill commence drawing
19th NEXT MONTH. I
The Scheme, besides other Capitals, contains `t
SEVEN PRIZES OF £20,000 '
t 2
Monty and 3 per Cents.—More tbsn 7,000 Tickets will be
drauu the First Day, the whole of which will be Prizes, as
the Blanks will become New Tickets, or entitled to £lO tin
11°,11eY, at the option of the holded4—TWO Wises 0f.f20,0001
j'l"eY, are sure to be drawn the First Day. Schemes at
i„!rge, with every particular, may be had gratis, at CARROLL'S
";reanimate Offices, ID, CORNILL ge, OXFORD STREWS' ; and 7,
1114SIss Caoas : where Tickets and Shares ere now on Sale,
sad rd all Business in the Puslic Funds transacted .with fidelity
cl6patch.

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'the fact •of the rAhery. On Satnrday leit the prisoner
Lame to his shop in deep concern 'sr losing the doplieste
her pawned property, when MIK dray told'maw an
Affidavit of the fact would be ncceisiry, when hevitcorted
4r to this office, and then gave herditto enstodra ' *lt was
since discovered that on qiitting Mts. thker's apartment,
she bid hired an unfurnished apartment is the 'neighbour-
'hood of Hattdn Harden: where she !weight the steles.
•furniture..and than sold it to her new lindluiv,•whorn shag
'again robbed of then same, but where she has removed it is
es yet dulineWis.
About a dozen pawalieolcers atternledthhi day to prover
the pawning pf vurions articles stolen from ezehlandtadr.
Ug.wards of sixty duplicates Vvbftl:h ebb unsiechssfully
attempted to. destroy in the °dice) We're fentidort bOr of
V. 10.005 kinds of property; of considerable' ttiltieY'Aich
suspicion• r 1
excites a 'that" iil'esint•eatte' it 'bat' as
inteitiiptioo too tang series of.d/rettstbans.• •
To give ail isprrtuiity forJee 407erance of /mine more
Indicting landladies,..tha prisopet as -farthel• reManded.
usitikticzt Wedneadzy..
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The oplpllariy Sessions ooinaieneed on. Thursday morn•
ing. The first prisoner put to tn►• bar was
l'Aontle Hull Prroft, aged 311, who pleaded not guilty
to a chArge of stealing twenty cApy books on the 29ith of
Novemh•r, the property ofChard and Charles Sutton-
The prisoner being a very respectable man, keeping, for
some years, a large school At this trial excited.
some attention. The first tvitnesa was Charles Sutton,
who sta►ed, that on Saturday, the 29;11 of November, the
pi isoner came to the shop about zwelve o'clock, and imme-
diately went behind the shelves, at the back of the shop,
in about a minute, be was going out again, and ►when
within one step-of being out of the door, witness took
bold of hint, and demanded to look into his basket ;
soner turned pale, and went bark into the shop, where the
copy book: mentioned in the indictment were found in the
hacket; l'yeroft said he had made a mistake, and hope('
the matter would be romp.oinised ; witness went fora con-
stable, and when he returned, prisoner again wished the
mater to be made tip.
Cross•examined by Mr. Herxtow.—The shop was a
very public one; Pycroft had been a good customer, and
Generally paid for what he had on the Saturday in ready
money; he was in the habit of going behind the shelves,
b'►t nut b.thind the counter ; de did not-offer to ply for the
b ioks. • '
ate-examined.—The prisoner went the whole length of
counter before he went away.
►mas Kirk, the shopinan of the prosecutors, saw pri-
,•ne in, and go behind the shelves; he had a co.
basket in his. hand, and witness immediately
counting-house, where, through a hole in
r, made for the purpose, lie saw him take
and after Charles Sutton had brought
t of the shop, he saw the books taken
•rapped up, and when sold it is the
n tiem up.
Huasz.—lfad known prison.r
linost every Saturday for tl►e
been allowed at times to
'ts he was charged with
fie riseistercede for
-.t0,..4.4.4 shall be

Cross•exaruitied by Mr.
sotne time, fdr he had come
Last two or time years; and ha..
look out gunds for hints •If;
taking the books, lie s ()h. N.
me, it is a sad mistake, name your IL'S\
-made up." .
stivst.7.7 ,
Jlll/&*14.-Laipseii.94ll. aimatablei prod emit
Richard Sutton identidAl them, and said, th
prisonrr was left with him in the connting.hons,
the absence of his father for the constable, prisone.
•• Oh, I have in tde a sad mistake, I hope you will tna
up, it is my firstoff

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'The prisoner left his defence to his counsel, and they
called thirteen witnesses, who all gave him a high chit*
ranter. There were Wm. Stevenson,of A ttenboro'; Carne
Wilson, Joseph Britha.n, Mrs. Hannah Oodber, John
Thompson, George Wilson, newitt, and John Wil.
foot, of Cltilwell ; Than is Sneath, of Bridgford; and
John Bradshaw and ‘Villism Spr ty, of Branicote. The
jury consulted for a few minutes and found him guilty.
Mr. eh Arles Sutton immediately mule an application to
the Court entreating that mercy might h.t shown, not )
much on a.!conn't of the man, as from a consideration of
the situation of his wife, a very amiable woman, and her
infant child,

To this the Canal. replieJ, they would consider the ease
with great anxiety.
The prow rotor wished to with Iran, the second indict-
ment, bat the Court ordered it to be proceeded in, and
he was arraigned on a charge of stealing Kali a ream of
post paper, and a number of boalcs, on the 1.71:11 Novem-
ber, the property of some persons.
ThomAi Kirk slid he took an inv,mtnry of the things
in the shop behind the shelve-, on the 11.11 of November ;
the prisoner cam k, on the morn' n; of the 15th, and
when he was gone out, w:tii;!ss missed Lail* a ream of
paper.
Richard Sutton said he went with James Limon, the
ennstable. to the house of the prisoner sit Cbilwell, on the
Vth of November, and faun I half a ream of paper. and a
vast niteiher of books, which were produced in Court. in
several large parcels. Many of the printed books were
sworn to, and proved by the evidence of every person that
waited in the shop, that they had not been sold to Pyrroft.
but as no time could be fixed, that the books had been
stolen, the charge was confined to the writing paper. The
prisoner had acknowledged before the Magistrites that hes
took the half ream of paper from the prosecutors, and the
prisoner was found guilty. .
It was considered an extraordinary, an:: perhaps ran un-
precedented circumstance, that Sir. Hopkinson and Mr.
Hurst should he retained on behalf of the prisoner. Mr.
Swann conducted the case for the prosecution. The trial
of this man occupied four hours.
Saitincl Bath, aged 19, was charged with stealing a
leather bottle, on the 21st of December, the property of John
Wadley, out of St. Ann's Well, on Sunday afternoon, end
drank out of Robin Hood's bottle or pistol, and. the
prisoner took it away, and put in a hedge. The leather
bottle, which was made in representation of a pistol, tvas
produced; it was a well known curiosity otten siiewn
there ; and it seemed very is that the prisoner
should think of stealing such a well known article.

Thomas Flu, a framesmith, to whom the prisoner Was
an apprentice, give him a good character, and expressed
his desire to take bim again.
The ft ECORDK II thought the fury would not prevent ft,
and under the idea it was a drunken frolic, the priseacr
was acquitted.

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At our Sessions this vices, tirelAad Jury found a true
bill against the Rev. James Roberts, clerk, of Wither'''.
a magistrate •of this county, for ■n assault ie the
justice-room at Market Bosworth, upon Mr. Ralph Thomp-
son, of Witherly.-11 not removed into soother Court.
the case will be heard at our next sessions.—(Leicemer
Chronicle.) •
Though the last Winchester -market was abundantly
supplied, former prices were fully sustained• The advance
in the London markets has a corresponding effget on ill
oir country sellers. Average prices at Winchester:—
Int at, 6115.; Barley 31s. 441.; Oats, 325.

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