The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-01-14 00:00:00

TIM STATESMAN.

ORDER UP THE BATH.

CORN LAWS.

OLD BAILEY,

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The following.copies of circular letters, addressed The following is a Cop) of the Petition to both
to the new Knights of the Hnth, trill show the Fees Houses of Parliament from the Owners and ,both
FRIDAY, .Jar. 13•
Joseph Akerman was indicted ..or tit. wan! Wieder af itthw
attached to the assumption of that dignity : piers of Land in the neighbourhood of Lynn, eSteteiconthe, on the '2:4 of Or toher Invt, by dr
Nor- I reretin omit coach, dITIO'II by fivir horses v Mg, over him a
Co:leg -et Arms, Linden, 9th Jam 1915. folk which lies for the signatures of all Orson* in Tbe Prisimer.wasthe coachman of the. Math mail emit% on
Sin,—llis Royal
T Highness the Prince Regent hay- tere;ted therein, et the Globe Inn, Lynn : 1 the slay in question, and left the ('stet-offiee„ a- Ana tea
ing been pleased!, T}l
in the name and on the behalf of min after eight o'clocs. On their ';:i rival at the tit mil--
and half stoke, the gndheard a violent crash, nod on wedding
his Meiesty, to dominate you a Knight Commander OF THE OWNERS AND OCCUPIERS PETITION
al
Of LAND IN TUE filerocittritil Idsc mzea cart overwrned, mid a man lying In the twad.
of the Most Honourable Military 'Order of the Beth,
neteinsouttooon OF LYNN, IN VIE COUNTY OF ,at /b.:. Hand anti AbLy,,:rtii/j), 1 iest..tra'a,t,tti. dlibte:,l,ll,iialh;lll: yrriltaftroalls,,
I hove It in command to inform yon ~that the -Fees' ~,,ereele, ! trill:ens
,s,4l,7:lbyeribeie tribiir
t.heleelieEthsets.:lxtuelpertedeir
nind.dfrt%rorvii"hterrocer nsisiethi Ist:
on your Knighthood are not to be defrayed by you; " Sitteweesse—sThat your Petioners have waited
and that the following are the only Foes to he- Paid- ..witlipa tent but anxious expectation for an amend- : their ti,t!at rate of eight miles On bOill.; llit7- ri‘i(t.triei.nbei4eligl:-C
lisi you to the Officer of Arms, Attendant upon the ' Teem of the existing Corn Laws, more particularly ad.a Jima, subsequent eimairy, it terrier! out that the deceased,
Order, agreeably to the Rules and Ordinances • ap- as regards Foreign. Im.purtations,, a circumstance of i and lis brother mere iirivmz test ant !,tendon, nod stint, Rs the
mbraoi:lher,r,asctin,i,c•atin,lethie%ctov,eire,, driving mi their proper side when at
pertaining to the Kitights Commtoolers. iO,.
great national consequence and vitul importance to
your Petitioners, inasmuch as the price of corn hat et e ith them, tvl:irli o, ertunied them.
For sad the hind wheel of the r)P,I went ever the here of the For the L,cricheilit. or Plate of your Armorial de-
signs,En-
to be affixed 'in Westmin-ter Abbey 0 0
fallen full half of what has for some years past been l ceased. • The coach, at die .!me ol' the accident, was (*.the
Fee. the I: inner of your Arms emblazoned on Silk,
to he p;ace.l over the said lisentheon or Male I wrong Wile of the road. The dcreised died in consequence of .: •
5 10 0 considered as little more than an average and lento- ! the injury which il, sustained. '
Upee tlie taw or the Prisoner. ITalter etnnsell. lase. and the*. .:::
For recording • the Pedigree of mar Family, year i iterating price, considering the large capitate that!
ifstse;. Henry ilreretoo, acre called; and from their testimepe. .
Coat Armour, and Statement or military services,
pa.. J.dpethaartedtheor:cat.th;
Alened th,
om if
roomfil a is
fo
rdtrhievetimrtataarber
in the Hooks appropriated to the Knights Cora- - have been expended its the improvement of their ,
mane ersvet; steady
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- - f - I P 0 and while the expense of its production has 1
Fora Copy of the Rnics and Ordinances - 11 0 . lands, Ito pass, :tad that the accident was necnsino, dby a saddest
undergone no diminution as far as relates to taxes.
---- swerve of the cart towards the mail, as if the wires_ rein bad
" That the abundance of the harvest of 1813, : been pulled. They described the conduct of the Pri to
afforded your Petitioners in some degree a eorepene : have beets attentive and proper, and in no ways negligent/a
sation for the lowness of price, and enabled them to ; e,ifitene'e.tet,e„ ,t.etsta etris:; ndg"lo.k„ tit: ii.,lq.sqt.licctf tiVcieneild owrhin'tothe.rTlS4
, bear it ; hot the deficiency in quantity-and quality ' guard, after the accident had liiippet.ed, sall-d at he conch.
,'elana to e drhio,ewa,on,wrrikiiin,getcort, mlit,eireototnpattenstaleicintaz.nantesiont .
of the last harvest, added to the continuatiete of low
; prices, lower even than those of the preceding year, ! was certainly on the proper side, and -this the. re. was roomc for
! and the immense foreign importations, has brought , !,n.e' carts te°ll.3" Past" WY"?' It' it was further Prayed'
' your Petitioners to the greatest distress, from which • tedel'oet I;fliveljaV athyishlr Greg seen tire
i:yipsL of %V
teen"
they have no prospect of relief, hut' in the wisdom ' smith coachmen, a short time before the aliscklent,iedriiilngo;
:of your Honourable 'louse, before whose Com- i the wrong side of the road.
mittee the case of the agricultural part of the comma- that in hisroopnil.% thew:l7.l(d plittplsited hi‘evite. the'. 1.111114 I-
did PIA
nity has been so fully made out, that they forbear • amount tb warder, altheugh, i( the Jury were 40'14140s that
to enter into any detail .of the ruinous losses they ,
ttriaetchoresdhancdthofeentbe
rrseirrneoiri
the
ed
wrong
niateiffeer careieep, or
have incur, ed, and are still sustaining, from the un- ' tune the'accideet oak lied, they IniAtt end him malty road,
at pt flee
equal competition between them and the foreign slaughter. His Lor hip rrtimeasey adverted to tier tendert
grower in the markets of their own country. That to drive guoard';ltetio Lhad so einhuats°ll tidied "I" the"seats"
r the accident ha happened, and reprobated
your Petitioners would have remained silent, in con- ! such eond'u'cat in fort ible terms.
fidence of the unbiassed consideration which your f The .1 my withdrew, and ofmicron absence of a quarter of an
hour, returned' ii itb a vesdic. of—Not GitHly.
Honourable House must speedily give to this subject, : Rotten Penton was indicted for the wilful illartler of Asia,
• it were not for the numerous petitions presented • his wife, by thro A ing at her a etntir. '
against any !
ra,eFroimt
appeared
earvietrtfieatootattewitniTits;er
the 4th
jf sonnet of she
durilig the lost Session of Parliament, tlMs
alteration in the Corn •Laws, to the prejudice of the ; Prisoner and Ma wife had a carrel, which otiglastvit wila the
commercial and manufacturing classes. ; deceased, who was described as bee* a wanes mere gime se
dniriLk king, extremely
neo i violent.
deceased They Were egtetiltetbera't
" Your Petitioners beg leave most humbly to the
state that they do not understand in what manner a ' hospital,g
where she glniusgstrn Merl for some clays attiel dew iris&
, fair degree of protection to their industry, can in- i The cause of her death was a fracture on her ram and desibo„
• said, she bad received frow a chair which her bestmed bed
1 terfere with or prejudice that of their commercial ' thrown at her from jealousy ; -be contested, however thol-it
ii fellow-subjects, and they are firmly persuaded that . was her own fatal, and that she bad assravated bet lui;haollGA
' the extensive injury to the country, as well as the : The Prisoner iiteseelf nfterwands motioned that he had three's
the chair, bat said he was welch Intoxicated. •
1 absolute ruin of your Petitionerss -which must result 1 Mr. Baron WOOO in somaiing uP tbeesidesce said, the crime
from the present depressed state of agriculture, if not ' proved against else Prisoner, Could onlyttmount to Manslaughter',
and the Jmy after a short consideration, found a verdict ale
1 co
speedily relieved by the wisdom and interference of rdn eIY.
Parliament, will be severely felt by all branches of 1 Catharine Towner was tried on an indictment, charging her
the community. It is not preference or monopoly I with the
om ttlefe‘lkdisserderdt;f her bastard child,
which your Petitioners solicit from the wisdom and that on the 4th orgea iNerrunt sumtdioerrtnhismeeedselegratirA
justice of Parliament—they claim• only to be - put : while in the privy of the home in which be baked In Mak- .
upon the same footiug as the commercial classes—by ' f:rw.ii,aCtultreels,'
heart's° to a belle
adjoining, which wet only wparated by a Una per-
such a protection to their industry, as may enable titian. Shortly after he heard deep groans, and then the cry Of
them to meet the competition of foreign growers (not
eel' e,lcstiidth,jesschin La; reeedeiObgea voice which Ld an so etre-
liable to the same heavy bard ens.as your Petitioners) ma: liken child sud'ocantiingl".° t The ate--pool,
allatiersvards neat kiiici picked
upon such terms as may enable them to bear those up, it was a female child, but an marks of external ineety -
burdens, and to continue their 'disorient! and belie- appeared upon hi person. These • facts were sapaerted by
On Friday week, between five and six o'clock in; ficiplother evidence, all of when stated that the, y_oe woman
pursuits to the advantage of their country, upon being asked why she bad thrown the gisild in-4 •
the morning, John Lambert, of Felton, was attacked
. wit toutdecay to the capital necessarily embarked in
.wit bout ivy,
mid she had not done so, allisoagksfialdmitted the c_ Was
on the Nome eibleterroad, •
nearib piece well kae****-teheir undertakings; and the consequent prospect-of etaella„,e And- eseeention„,e,,„---ceed• 61)4 ,----a, 'then i i ii,-iicea, aiiii
by the name of the Fir Trees, by three men in sailor's . approaching poverty and distress to themselves and from questions ;nom him, it appeared manifest that the cheeses
appatel, who not only robbed him of 921. in Bank- their numerous families." sstance which had taken pace eight arise frier natural !SUM—
notes, bat stripped off his coat, waistcont, tied i• ITo this was added a variety of evidence, fkom which it ay-
_ .._ ... __ —___ ' peered that the Prisoner was a most humane creature, had net .
shirt, tied his hands and feet, and otherwise cruelly i
HAL "IND PO INS lAI I T.i'l'E D IN TILE concealed her pregnancy, which etas publicly known; bat liad
used him. It is supposed the villains would have . made preparations for the child, having eemelsometelser mother
NINETEENTH CENTURY.. . to lids in.
taken his life, had not a person on horseback made
—....a..._ U 1 nder all these circomstances, the Jury, Without wattiog for
his aepearance.
the Judge's charge, to the perfect attisfactiou of the Court, nc-
,
lIIISII SPORTING INTELLIOF.NCE, FROM A WEXFORD • The following story fins been communicated to us quitted the Prisoner.
The following wi re capitally convicted :----
, •
from authority, upon which we can rely, although we '
PAPER.--A most extraordinary and novel chase, and
are unwilling to designate the heroes of it:— burglary'
John Reeves, II years of age, and James Kettle, 13, for a
----=__. ' one which can scarcely be credited, were it not for yin the dwelling-house of Bettjamin,Hesghes, sad steal-
The office fees and other expenses of the new ma- ' the very respectable authority of the parties who A few days ago, as the Dowager Lady , . ing two shawls, his property.
with two of her daughters, were taking Mt airing near ; 'Bourse inios and W ill. Jones, for privately stmallag is the '
difietl Order of the B rte, o e understand amount witnessed the scene, took place in this neighbourhood shot, of Edward Taylor, two geld semis, his property.
the seat of her son, in one of the midland counties, :
to little tient of sstul. fee each member. It has, .on Tuesday morning. As Capt. D. Beatty's ser- James isonahoe, 'tor, a burglary in the iseelliew-teese of
Francis Gibbons, and stealing a piece of scarlet doele vales he.
they were stopped by three men dressed in sailors
therefore, been asked, as a questien of considerable rant was exetrising Isis horse in the demesne of Thos.
clothes. One of them presented a pistol to the coach- i it property'
interest, by whom are these expanses to be defrayed ? . Bell, Esq. of Felmont, a fine Horse, Skedoni, gave •
mats; a second did the same to the footman ; and the ;
for stealth and valour are not always united, and it chase; and after turning several times in. the mostTHURSDAY, JAN. 12.
third demanded the money and watches of the Ladies.
is not every gantlet Officer who could' conveniently ! sporting style, actually ran its down • then catching ROBBERY OF 'IIIE BILISTOI. MAIL.
v) so large%Vt. find, that the only fees to • the animal in his mouth, delivered it.tso the servant. These were immediately given up. Lady James %Nest was indicted for steatinghitak-tsetes end bilk out
of iirlistni mail,. to the ailment of MIL lis.lid.
observed, that her watch was a family one; but this
be void by the now Keieht do not exceed 261. leaving I •It might have been as well to have mentioned what the B. rikaintes in question were-inteaded to be transmitted
had no effect upon the robbers, who declared they frond the mou.gomere bank to the house of Down and Cm
the fees on the Knightitord a charge upon the pub- !Ps" wa!*
The brig Unify, of Lancaster, on her voyage from would give op nothing and went away. An slants ' imult'''''-'i in London.
tic. It is truly astenishing, that, at a moment when'cd.eKei,nifi,meaucalnekrehminitesthien Montgomeryn .b.a -kink, stated, that I:
the NI blister m• dirties the renewal of the Property' British America to that port, oft the Tiel ult. St five was of course immediately spread; the neighbours
P. M. in lat 51. W. long. 15. 40. in a 'heavy gale of , set out in pursuit of the highwaymen, but without .November last. They were wrappi:d np in cartridge papet.
Tax, in t:c fiance of 3 Parliamentary pledge to the con- IrCote.dLondon. Thus parcel was ie.
wintl, a sea struck the vessel on her larboard quarter, success, and an express was sent to Birmingham for • cainosdeddrfictullanutothell°„"^nnri
teary, thist hp should show sit little attention to eco-to Mr. Fothergill, Law rem*
which cleared the deck, and John Dewey, seaman, , the police-officers, who made an ineffectual search. Pountney-hill. London. Itec
was thus inclosed la adonis eevae
Homy. The fees in the Herald's-office must heretics:to.
mutated, i,:ce tile Begeecy. to an extent beyond all :nits' Denis [smitten, apprentice, were washed over- iSo daring-a robbery, at eleven or twelve o'clock in for safety. When the parcel was made up, coasistlag of the
board, with the shoal of the sea. The ship filled : the morning, •in broad day-light, caused a consi- gtteesewelyliehsteaheewealteneessledledlilieedeelitawnVailr
gateeith tke guard
expectation. %Illy Cie:. has not the table of fees
with water, and truss thrown on her broadside. At ; deeable sensation in the surrounding villages, but William Lee proved, that be delie red the parcel to the porter
19, en reduced and a otenteel to meet the caisie ? Lt.of the
delivered
tun,
she
Bristol ; Morris, the porter, proved. that he
midnight, the main-topmast went, whets the vessel i nothing transpired until a day or two after, when
cannot be said that the: iris arisen front en "adios°.
righted, the sea making a fair breach over her.— , Lord'— - called the servants into the drawing-room, clerk „esish; to coacha en clerk,e ma,tvetd''ethetliciehioffice.
nedaintdiniliftaillye-
sition to innovate up • ill ,• Id and established rights and
Captain hardy and the remainder of the crew then : and asked them whether they should know the bill, and put the parcel in the back sent of the conch.
routine of office. If out ii.formation 6% correct, the
lashed themselves to the rigging, its which situation sailors again? The coachman replied, he was not iant;23tteL,itellrierk
parcel at ftweesenwoattofwonitltTno-fileeks,citnotLiott
interior I.as beets altered as much as the exterior,
they continued three days soul three nights (having sure that he should—all he remembered of them was, arrival, of which he we notice by the subsequent way-MN
and one Gentleman in the oilece e ill be the princi- '
only about three pounds of raw bacon and two that they were three of the most ill-looking fellows down to Meth
pa! gainer by the chattee. Si' tes-ol:t: NAYLEft n porter at the Stock-Exchange, prayed that oh
. cocoa puts to subsist upon), whets they were pro- 'he eyes. saw. Ilk Lordship then drew from his ' the 14th Beeallkoeatheie he was called by a roan who was
would probably be able to explain tl.ie point.
videtstially taken from the wreck ass Cltristmas-day, pocket Letly —'s watd•lto and asked the man if wrapped up in a rough greht-co it, who gave him six Beeriest*
LISLE. JAN. `2.—l was lest steak witness to a des'' Svc. plaza notes, and told Mau to go to
at seven P. M. by Captain laPlenchlati, who came ,he knew that ? The astonishment of all present was e
etaceful scene at this Theatre. A loyal song in I.9.st:asileanadndigweot Bank-notes for them. Niwn he went to the
alongside with the brig Thetis, of Greenock,
.where equalled only by their curiosity. They eagerly de- Banking-house the notes were stopped, and Baronr the clerk
pra;se of Louis XVIII. wan partially encored, but ' .
they arrived on the 2d instant. having experienced i mantled how his Lordship had regained the watch ? at Bombes, oho stopped them, produced the notes; they sip-
some Officers in the Fide..boNtis would not • permit dto he the same as were stolen from tho coach. The parr
much kind attention, which their distressed circam- ;The whole plot was then discovered, and it seems 'snood to
at the Prisoner, said, he believed he was the alai
it to be repeated. A areal tumult ensued, and ; I that the Noble Lord and two of his near relatives who gave them to Min. •
murk personal eleerration.—.— Thu consequence, stances made peculiarly necessary. . i 'lnc Prisoner being called upon for his defence. said behalf
v•ls, flint four duels were (might next morning, MATRIMONIAL SALE.—Tuesday se'itnight, a man I had performed this silly exploit.
got them at a gamiugshousc, at the west end of the-town. be be-
,; •it with such fatal effect, diet three of the Officers, named Jour; °soon's; who lives at Goutliturst, carne I _ . . lieved at Otendon.street, in the Haymarket, - Ile had• he mid,
s 1 ‘l, a; lam informed, two Burghers, have beets :to Maidstone, for the purpose of disposing of his wife! latex DRAG a DE.7-(FrOM a Dublin Paper.)— that
andhtehraisit.gt altlettim mkrh t
they e
lir ehnt
1.. led. Louis .N. 'VIII. has been pleased to raise Colonel have passed through many hands before they ca:ne to MM. 4r,e-
The general dispositioti of the population in ,by sale, in the public market-place, but it not being .
.'s quitter ie be no means so good as it is further up market-day, the auction was removed to the sign of Lawless,
_late of Dublin, to the rank of a General body would be safe in thking.liank-ootmi, if he were found
• guilty'--The Jury found him Guilty.
11::': country, altete every thing is quiet, and all the Coal-barge, in Earl-street, where site was actually in the French service. Ile " Corps of Guides," or .
ie 3: to satiCied. . sold to a man named WILLIAM SERJEANT, with her
as Legion b'Etrangeris " had been moved nearer ----e
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child for the sum of one pound : the business was • Paris. By a letter, dated the `2oth of December, A few nights ago a Gentlemen was robbed of jr,-,
The followittg instance of want of cantina in the
transacted in a very regular manner, a deed and co- we find, that they had arrived a few days before at ,in Bond.street, by three women, tested whom cut,
.17neosal of instruments of war is mentioned its a
rattans being given by the seller, of which the follow- i Montreuil-Nor-Mer, on the high road between Calais gaged his attention by punkt; eim about, while the
since, Paper :----" A sailor, about eight menthe
i and Paris. They were doing garrison duty. There , third extracted his property fi ent It' pocket. At.
since, brought home a spiked hand grenade, and gave lug is a literal copy :
e i JOT; si Osti iii%e doth agree to art with my wife, MARY s was
it to his mother, who tires in a cottage at Sprouston. . - ~ e el) ethen. a 'division in that town, which consists of tempts of :his kind are often made by parties of loose
remorse is and good, to s teteA m . ELIE tivr, or toe 5,102 Of
,'.;big unconscious of the Om bustible materials with one ;mud, et mionlerniion of giving sip Sill claim whatever: • four regiments. The Irish Officers were Lientettane- , women in the streets, and the depredations they cons-
a:6cl' it was filled, no care was taken to keep it . whereunto 1 ilflVa. fio. 111V,mark as an acknowledgcneut. t General Count Bourke, Colonel Chevalier blattony, unit, especially on strangers to Um town, are veer'
X. ! Major Ware, Lieutenant-Coloael Allen Lieutenant- cositlerable.
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from fire, and it had accordin,,:y, been used for break- I
.I";titl'ltme, Jeto o• Ma.
'I Ins document was witnessed in due form, and the Colonel lloyne, Contain - Adjutant Mac Eagan, I A goose was sold at Lancaster on the 2-Ilk ult.
i,.6 coals. Unfortunately, however, it was put one
woman met'
_child hornet! over to the buyereto the ap- Captains Burne, Jackson, Weeny, Parrott, Ma- which weighed 18 ilb. without its feathers. •
t!•e by the side of the fire in order to support one e Mac Mahon Reilly, Law- In regard to money concerns, no mettle of getting
petrent. satisfaction of all parties; the husband exprese geese, Delany, Downes.,
rot of a piece of wood, which had been laid on to • y St. Leger; LieuteOants St. Leger, money by wholesale exist at possent, except the Lots,-
hts deellitignese_. te.teke'Ais spouse again at any. loge o,leesehp
I sot, when the grenade having become healed ex- s_ing
' jun., Esciwits*Pluolseee Bertheiny, O'Brien, Sery, tery; by which more Fortunes have been gained,
. future rerun!. —( illetdslatte Urcette.)
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l' Ara, and shattered the woman's jaw, and other-
umph of the public over.the Ryett, De Watt," lamondith., Gloshen, &e... . than by any other means •,' and we mey defy nuy one
assn itt d her i 1 a dreadful manner. Another I To complete the tri
, Jurel Mattaeer of the Dublin Theatre, • the Forest of From the Canhbolde'e Oie•adde, 'Jan. 13"...---It is to prove the contrary. Witness, eye witness a rase
' mean was alto much hurt, but fortunately DO lives , I
I Bendi is announced for the 18th inst. for the benefit with much regret we °hive to *.siate,cihit Ederartr ,in point, apl print too! First-4rawn Nest Wed.
trier , lost. 1 of 'his plr died ve-- Id. nesd, above 251. entitled also to 10,0001.—indeed
the Pronrietor of the Dag, whose abse—
il:surly is now selling by the hellion on the coast of ,
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and consequi
•: ;'.sae, at 3s. Sd. When purchased iu large qua's.' 1 fitla tilt. pr .IC
°sent of Mrod: JUNESthe riot.
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