The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-06-10 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

nurturer', Just led, the Duke of Kent
packet, for Lisboa ; Maria, Middleton. for Constantino-
pie; and put hack again, with loss of jibboom.—Arrived
ioff the Port, Adventure, Wallace. from Savanna,—Wind
East,-Bth, wind variable.
PSaASMOUTH, Ji at 9.—Sailed, the Foxhound. Mat.
tison, for Imnolon.—Wind Southerly.
PLYMOUTH, JUNK 7.—Off the Port this morning, the
Sir Charles Price, (Whaler). • full ship, sailed from
Table Bey, 25.11 March, in company with the Borodino
tran.port, on the 21st nit , in lat. 37. 22. long. 34. 47..
fell in with the brig Cuited Kingdoms, of St. John's
New Brunswick, timber laden, itismairci, waterlogged.
and a perfect wreck.—zili Arrived the Fox. Christian.
from Amsterdam ; his Majesty's schooner Pigmy, from
a cruise; the Providence, from [leapt, was sperm+ with
on the 2,1 inst. 16 miles W.S.W. of the •Lihard.—Wind
south-east.

DEAL. Jrrca S.—Came dawn from the river last nighr.
and sailed, Elizabeth, Tneher, and Aguilar, (inky, for
Quebec ; Jack Tar, Lawson, for Jamaica; Lyra, San-
ders, for the Smith Seas; Sedulus. Mudge, for Naples.
—Arrived this afternnon, and remain in the Ditwoo. thce
Hk , Adamson, from Jamaim—fhh, Wind
Cale down and sailed, the Providence, Weidman, for
Liverpool.

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COURT OF EXCHEQUI;II,—Tais Day.

JOHRS O. STF:VRIVA.
Mr. BROUGHAM Jbliiinvti Irate to show MIR wily
• eonesit should not hr entered, and a new trial
granted in this ease, nn the grounds that the plaintiff
had not proved himself to be an attorney, %%hid' b•
was bound to do, and bcesuse etidence bad been re-
fused which went to establish the facts vet forth its
the alleged libel, viz. that lie was the character so re-
presented.

A paragraph has appeared in several of the Londe*
and provincial prints, stating that " the Rev. Dr. Cole
ston, the Rev. slestrs. Tbring and Whalley. with
other Magistrates. have received a letter from the
Lord Lieutenant of the county, informing them that
their services as visiting Magistrates will he dispeused
with in future. On inquiry in the proper quarters.
we are assured that there is no foundation whatever
for the statement.—(Sherhorne Mercury.)
Amongst the papers annexed to the Second Agri-
cultural Report (inserted In our last page) is an
account of all cora and flour ramaining in warehouse,
in Great Britain, ens the sth of January and 25th a
March, 1822 ; so far as the returns are yet received :
—On the sth of January, at London; Barley. 106,747
quarters. 7 bushels ; Hoses, 10,372 qrs. 6 bushels ;
Oats, 52,918 quarters ; Pease, 2,310 quarters, four
bushels; Wheat, 267,172 quarters, 5 bushels ; Wheat
sleal and Fluor (stated in quarters) 4,379 quorum,
1 husl.el : at out-ports ; Barley, 25,280 qr►..,
bushels; Beans, 14,524 qrs. 5 bushels ; Indian gpr a.
226 qrs. ; Oats, 47,278 q:s.; Pease, 7,753 Pi 3
bushels ; Eye, 9,001 qrs. 2 bushel. ; Wheat.
411,482 qrs. 2 bushels ; Wheat Meal and ?lour.
33,447 qrs. 2 bushels.
At tbe port of London only, on the 25th of March.
1922 ; Barley. 19,326 qrs. ; Brame, 10,223 qn. ; .
Oats, 77,587 qrs. 6 bushels : Pease. 2,091 qrs. 2
bushels ; Wheat, 270,62-7 qrs. ; Wheat Meal ■nd
Floor, 1,035 qrs.
4011ITCRIAL A PPOINTWENT.-10 consequence of Mr.
Illainwaring's sudden departure from this country, the
magisterial seat at Marltioroncli-street Office has been
ever since vacant, the regular business being goo*
through by the occasional assistance of other magis-
trates. The vacancy Ira at length b►en filled, by the
appointment of Roe, r.sq. Barrister at Law, of Lin-
coln's Inn ; and tomorrow the newly appointed Males-
trate is to commence his public dteies at the above office.

Our readers may recollect that some months ago
we detailed a law care, in whiehdie. Pearson, on the
part of two women, Anne Carey and Mary Anne
Evans, moved the Court of King's Bench against two
Staffordshire gentlemen, one of them a magistrate, for
cruelty and oppression. The case involved an is•
stance of seduction tinder very aggravated circum•
stances—such as the seducer following the young wo-
man to America, bringing her back to London, es-
tablishing her in a handsome house, and finally send-
ing her a hundred pounds, and leaving her to beg-
gary. On her way to Ireland. she fell ill in the
neighbourhood of her seducer's seat, who, on her per.
sonally begging his assistance, procured her and her
companion's commitment to Stafford Gaol, as common
vagrants. The case excited the attention of several
persons in the county. and ultimately Mr. Pearson
brought it before the Court of King's Bench. The.
Court granted a rule against the parties, and the re
suit has been a reference to arbitration, which has as
signed 1,;.;50/. as damages and costs to the plaintiffs.
(Livrrpoa Advertirer.)
CouNTY or litteeNsm—A Court of Special Ses-
sions, under the Insurrection Act, was held on Monday
at Kilkenny, when it was announced by the King's
Counsel, 11r. Townsend, that the Lord Lieutenant bad
resolved to relieve the county, for five weeks, from the .
burden attendine the residence of the officers of the
Court, but that the Proclamation would continue In
force. Three prisoners were subsequently brought its
for trial, taken up on Sunday evening, while quarrel.
log in a public-house at Stoneyford ; they were acquit-
ted and discharged. The Court then adjourned to
Tuesday, the Sib of July next.
Per.oxs Escaren.—Five felon,, who were confined in
York Castle, four for burglary and one for felony (none
of whims had taken their trials), effected their escape on
Wednesday niielit last, by breaking off a bar from this
fire-place of the day-rolni, with which they furred open
several iron doors. After getting into the day yard;
they made a hook of the pump rod• which they tied to a
rope, made of their bed rugs. platted, which was length-
ened by their shirts, and by these means they scaled the
wall and effected their esrape. No blause,it is understood.
is attributable to any person connected with the Castle.
LOKN.EXC.IANGe. Jess 10.—The weather being fa-
vourable for the Wheat, but unfivourable for the Spring
Coro, has caused a depression in the former of 2s. per
limiter in this inaltet; but tire latter maintains
i:s The arrivals are good, and the market is well
supplied kind., of grain.— Barley, Peas and Beaus
are 2s. per quitter dearer.—Oats are Is. p'r qr. dearer.
—The trade seems dull, and little demand, except for
the finest samples.
Sauru,r ti r. MARKET, JI;NE 10.—There was a good
supply at market this morning of all descriptions of Cat-
tle, bolt 1,, Sheep aml Lambs the number was not so
great as lit Monday, owing to the warm weather.—Toe
Butchers purchase only for their immediate want, there•
fore, articles of good quality o'.t.tin last week's prices ;
,rat tie inlet ior sorts would sc ireely sell at any rate.
Beef, 2s. 6d. to 3s. 6d. ; Mutton, 21. to 2s. Bd.• Veal.
Bd. to 4s. ed. ; Lamb, 3s. Bd. to 4e. 6d.; Pork, is. to
91. 10d.

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