The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-07-13 00:00:00

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" The Cause for whisk HAMPDEN Ali is the t'inif, sod SYD/lift aligat en Me Setfrolail"
PRICE SEVEN PENCE
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a seta- kad forcibly taboo peosension of ihm ki-bosood stag
'M. rdiner comb, aid cooveyrai it S. GM tae ad. The dnve
".10 office. hi said, was with his coach at the ;me, aid not impro
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boar fur setting off. Ile ioniklered this act as near%
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at. It This °eminence, it seems. arose nit of the seismic@
,ha ,1 which is daily and all day long taking place on the north
'ti , side of St. Paul's Chureh-yard, by the masher et stage-
ie, coaches continually stopping on and about the spot. As
the case, however, appeared a hard oaf. the magistrate
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directed the pollee to he mot for, mid in a shirt time
e ~ Conharn, Dvbill, and Knight, three officers of C. wt.-
lo laynard Ward, made their appearance, accompanied b7'
,••• r. Rolland, the Solicitor for the Glin'lind Chapter.
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lei, for passengers upon that spot had arisen to sack
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ten decidol is thecae' of the " King against
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NUMBER 5423

This day was published, Price Ss.
AN ADDRESA to Hie PitoPut of ENGLAND,
In the Cause of thy Greeks, occasioned by the late W-
hams immures la the hie of lido. &e.
By the Ear. T. 8. HUGHES,
Author of Travels is Welly. Greece, and Albania.
Loadeat.Priated for W. *Joplin and R. Marshall, Sta-
bilises' Court.

HORSE BAZAAR.
TZ N 0-S TR E T BARRACKS, PORTMAN.
SQUARE. FOR THE SALE of HOUSES by CONJ.,
MISSION and by AUCTION.—GEORGE YOUNO begs
to aequaint the Public In general, that, le consequence of
so wary °enflame having expressed a desire that he should
SELL BY AUCTION WEEKLY. ashes determined to
comply with their request. (although It was not his original.
intention to sell by Auction;) and bee therefore made ar-
rangements for the same, that will not in the least WAN
with those already established for Safes by carrigslisr, •
He hopes that them joint rkplatione will have poppod
approbation, as he has framed them with so easioes desks
teat they should prove equally admiatageoas
It sod
M=lah•
Meet to both Myers and sellers. awl sltheagbo
obvious to every Gentlest/4 1,111011116-1110164
that sett an extensive 110141111,48=1, yela
ea the twit inflexible mpg osereelt rd.
he say be allowed la easallek. that ishile 1114 reseettratios
&pewits ea a wrist eiborewee ao soh prisciples, it forms
the best security to the Public..
The flatteries expressions of appooloatiosefirmwon.gle-
Mom sad Goodewee who have etlestinty the
dims for &it toratflorn rho
=„rd.s.l44 his does* thoubl. but 46 m-
anses that so ozottios ow his lied doll her *argot that
nay entitle him to deeervoit riptides of those monitions.
The Agate* os‘tiegos weekly oo SATURDAYS.—The
partleetars are paged, led will be delivered at the B
(ern, to. long for sit advertisement.)
R. 11.• ••Alet- •

'mistake particular aetici of them, nor see them sou-
Illy gut into the parcel. la heir an bode. Oardiner
despelebed hint with the sealed parcel to the oak*,
when he delivered it to a servant of the defendants,
otko pat it into a desk, aid then left the room, leaving
the key of the room in tbe4gor. The parcel never
arrived at Dover. In March, ls2l, Oardiner died,
and, consequently. there was no direct evidence that
the notes were actually put law the parcel delivered'
at the office; but in addition to the testimony of the
porter, there was the feet that some of theme setae
Lined their way into eircolation and were actually $5.1
by the plaiothts, altheagh e.issued by the.,
and also the fact that the defendants themselves adver-
tised a reward for the discovery of " stolen notes," on
the loss of the parcel.
Mr. SCASLITT, for the carriers, relied in several
/Toads of defence. First, be contended that there
wipe no salificient proof before the jury. *eat fire Motes
nee were contained is the parcel; as, ma if they
thought there was a moral certainty of the fact, still
Arm was not such a judicial certainty as would au-
thorise their verdict. If the plainlies chose to defer
beingidg their action until ante their witness was
dead, they must not ask the jury to presume that his
evidence would have been coerlesive I. their fevor
lq the second place, he submitted that without a spe
al contract of imsorance Coo defendanteliereald be ex
eared by their notices; andiippcaint lie eisistenee
W a special contract. it meat belettra with The ex-
'options of " fire and robberf." 'which word " rob-
hery,' in its fair and popularmesearig,lecluded every
species of theif. Lastly, he contsodesk thee' if they
shield think mere theft was not robbery within the
mealtime of the oonsratt, still the ,plaintiffs must he
nonoinited. beyunse Xitity had set oat in their &Ha-
eation'an anqaolified undertaking to deliver, wh
it tow appeareelNat sseh‘atriet was qualified by
excepthin of fire anetrolibery.
The LORD tinter Jritrics directed the jury, if they
WO not sstisfiejl the parcel contained notes, to find a
verdict for the defendants; but on this poise he,
• ght they would not hesitate. If they thought
the parcel contained notes, then they would corosider
is what tern,. the parties were dealing—whether then,
eras any insurance; and if there was, whether the ex!
"Oen of -"" fire and robbery" applied to notes Mob
*ow Leiden to Dover, as well as from Dover to Loa-
Aft- MN bit lodgment. the terns " robbery" implied
*nee, and therefore. if they thought there was ady
liortecine at all, they would find a verdict for the
aid the defendants would have the benefit of
, Miff keel objection hereafter.

bad forcibly takes possensios
.of ihs Kiebesond Nage.
coach, and cooveyeal it to AP trepg4ard. The driver,
hi said, was with hie coach at the ;me, nand not impro-
brlywaitieg as it wanted dearly SO ishmtee of his usual
ar fun setting off. It. e.cniblened this set as neart.y
ansouotieg to a felony', are eipeehilly as a demand t. f
opwards of St was made at the Greeoyard, sad the coach
detained until the aims was paid.
This ocetirrenee, it seems, arose nit of the Emissives
whigh is daily and all day long taking place on the north
side of St. Paul's Chnieb-yard, by the member et stage-
coaches continually stopping en and shoat the spot. As
the case, however, appeared a hard ono. the magistrate
directed the parties to he seat for, and in a short time
Conhaso, Dvbill. and Knight, three officers of l',, "tie.
Baynard Ward, made their appearance, accompanied by
Mr. holland. the Solicitor for the G•it'lind Chapter.
Mr. WlLLiaars. for the complaisant. relied apes the
facts that there were six or seven other coaches in the
line besides that of Mr: Newell, mad that be had been
maliciously selected: that the delve, was midi his home
at the Gam, gad bad not mewled Me time foriettiagnE
Mi. llctuamo said the nuisance to the inbabiletiti
and the pablie at large eel:Would by the stagecoaches
$ for passengers upon that spot had arisen to sack
a ht. that the housekeepers had resolved, if possible,
Aig
to ove it. The tines:ion of law opus the subject bad
already been decided in thecae' of the " King against
Cross.' the proprietor of the Greenwich stage, who was
convicted of a nuisance for permitting his °Niel thus to
resale in the public street. At Charing Cross ; when
Lord Chief Justice Elleniscirotieh declared, however
long the practice might have contioned, no one bad a
right to make apublic stabLi of the King's highway, and
that private places moat be procured by the proprietors,
for the purpose of waiting to receive passengers.
It was Isere hinted, that although that case might
*bow the offence to be a Nakano at common Idic, it
'would not authorise the se:sdre of the Coach and bones.
Mr. HOLLAND did not (rote it for that purpose, but
merely to show that the offence errs a nttlisuce at Coin-
'Soo law. The seizure was sanctioned and directed by
the statute commonly known by the name of the Metro-
politan Paving Act, and lie gamed a clause express:"
providing for ibis offense, mitherising the proper oda-
etre to seise and remove all roaches, carts, Ise., alder
meth circumstance", unless the owner or driver simuld,
ea notice requiring hiss so to du, immediately restore
the same.

VW day vas pabliesed. in Two think Volumes, bro. with
Portraits. *is. bds..
Dalin* by perailssioa to Luny llott.svo.
NAPOLEON IN EXILE, or a Votes
from Same HILINA.
The Opinion mad Itydretioris of NAPOLION, on the most
impedes events of his Life and Governmeat, In ids own
wards. •
by IL E. O.MILAIRA, EAR. his lOW ihneoll.,
" Jo pri• mes parent et ands, de eroire toot sieve le
Deemer O'Meara leer dire relativommit • la position ea je
• me freseet, et an: send/weft gee j• ormserve. S'il volt ma
booed Lealaa, jar la Frio do peramtre win balsa la
UM facile, HIM Naiuntrow.
IPftldwd ibr W. Slept% amd R. Wurskall, Stationers' Hall
Comet. dadgate-strea.
Aie A Trout-sties of the Work in Preach. wider the
Imoilmo of •Me. °Weave, is in a state of great formatioase.

• GREAT OMNI—LITTLE WM t • ' '
TEN CAPITALS in TEN MiNUTEN. NEXT
. • TUESDAY. sett the whet* TEN mast bo aninod
• the triune Risk of ,t 1 ISe. est& being only Nineties
Pomade for Ten Capitals.—Tickets and Shares are now
selling by MIL Stock-Rrokee. at his Old Lottery °Sees,
4, Corshfil, and 9, Charles Cross.' London ; and by his
Moats in the Country. of whom Schemes, with every par-
tials', vane be had seatia.—fly the pins now adopted. a
Whole Ticket ultimately only costs! i ISs. and a Sixteenth
only Four Shillings; otter Shares in 'Proportion.
0.0 Bisn shared and sold Two Prizes of L 90,000 and
Thirty-lee other Capitals la the last Two Months.

r. POODLLICK & Co. reepectfally
Public. that the State Lottery will begin
_ Jwleg NEXT TUESDAY.
The Behese contains
TWO Prizes .f 30.000 !—TWO Prises £20,000
&e. &e. Comb. aid Morey.

TEN CAPITALS win hodrawa the First Day, aid may he
plead by a /wall risk.
As Purchasers, after taklog the claw of the VB. Day. will
be allowed to ratan duds Tisk.. or allifes• whether
drawn Blanks. Small Priam or Uodrawa, GM pay receive
for thew the followieg sans, via.
A WholeTlcket costal!! IS °may wake lealkittO 0 01
A Ha1f........ costs.. 1
.1 11 0.17 mete hot W II 0
A Quarter assts.. 6 IS tlelay rank. bask.. 6 6 0
An Eighth..... eons.. 9 0 Away resairallasi— . 9 13 0
A Slitomith ...oests..<l' 40 6 may naive back.. I 6 6
All who wish to avail ISsaisslves of this offer mast bring
la their Tickets or Shares se or before Mt of JULY.

pastes nostn molt.
Oftr page relates N 1014211.—MAITI AL.
Just published, pries tn. la boards (Fifteenth Editioe),
ritHE AMISS of LIFE; a Non-Medical C0mm0n-
.11;614446,:01he indiscretions arising from Hume Frailty,
Caoses, Symptoms, and baneful Weds of Lees
Vetted* rhea, Stricture. Seminal Weeklies,, tte. are
fully andsped ; Part 11. contains souse remarks on cer-
tain *imp its Complaints, In particular Sterility ; Part 111.
embraces !radical Observations on Sexual Debility, Self
Abuse, sad Mental irritation, with some Interesting absent-

Tickets sod Shares are &Ulm by RICUILIMPION. 0000-
LUCK aCo who sold 11.191. a Prix* of 11U,000 la Shares.
18th March,' attbelr Odes,

10k BANK

A question now arose as to the sort of notice required;
Ar. Wilhelm& conceiving it ought to be s formal written
IN printed notice, and Mr. Holland contending that a
Verbal notice was all that we. required by the Art. The
duct was, that Canham, agreeably to the directioos he
bad received, had given all the coachmen verbal notice
Ate mortifies not to continue upon the spot. bir.Newell
hid treated it with mneh indifference; words arose, amt
gm officers thought proper to exert their authority td
its full extent.
Mr. Alderman BRYDGES was or opiaion, that although
.isy the statute verbal notice might be deemed sollicieut,
yet, as the punishment was very severe, and the ideate
but newly created, in justice these coach noprieters
,right to bare a more formal and efficient notice of the
Illentisa of patting the act in fume against them. lo
tradele" ca.eelrMitglaidiu rtemasoitiam bad follesestar.
quickly e n.ttir.e, and wished a conviction
net te pe--tir. If the offence were renewed, he
should certaidly feel it his duty to convict.
Mr. HOLLAND said his object was merely to prevent ehE
practice in future; and upon Mr. Newell so
/aging nut
to repeat tirouisance, he was content.., yot„.„, the
w
victim:, an that Mr. Newell might have his :
hinted upon iuy the txprnses at the Greenyard-L.
about 2.sl.—This proposal was readily agreed to, and
the complaint dismissed.
MARLIMROCOU•STREET.—Yesterday the Proprietor of
the Tur-rap, Pembroke-mews, Grosvenor-square, wask
convicted on a charge. of suffering two watchmen to
drink io his house, between eleven sod twelve o'clock
at night, in the penalty of 20s. and costs.
SUICIDIL—A young man, a solider, was the ether thy
brought to Mariborough-street Police-olifice, on a charge
of hayitig made an attempt upon his life, by suspending
himself by his braces in Park-lane, be was conveyed to
St. George's watch-bouse by the watchman, where he
appeared much confused in his mind, and frequently
exclaimed " Ob, my lore." When before the Magis-
trates, be said, that a battalion of his regiment had beets
ordered to go to Deptford, and drink had caused him tot
attempt the rash act, but it appeals, that this wits not
the only cause; he was attached to a young womp,
who refused to accompany him to Deptford, which had
so great an effect upon him, that after being prevented
in his design in Park-last-, and discharged from Marl-
borough-street, he proceeded to • more solitary place.
near Primrose-bill, where be was discovered on Wednes-
day morning last, by a man, who instantly cut hies
down, and procured medical assistance, but it was too
late, be being quite dead. He was about 25 years of age.
UNIONAIALL.—YestenIay, two boy..; named Howe and
lessapeors, were brought up charged with stealing a dne
piece of baked ribs of beef, and potatoes and
which had been provided by Mr. J. Bryant, in Oakley-
street Lambeth, for his Sunday diaper. It appeared from
the statement of Mr. Bryant, that en Sunday last be
sent a firer of beef and potatoes to Mr. King, a baker
in Oakleystreet, to be baked; at one o'clock lie applied
for his dish, when to his diecosofirom lie was told that it
had already been fetched away by a boy who claimed
the dinner to be his, and that he had left it in the morn-
ing to be baked. It turned out that the stolen dinner
was devoured in the field it the bark of the Cubing
Theatre by upwards .1 50 hers, who had heen waiting
till the return of the hoy (i4oipson) who went to the
baker's for it. Sampson was momMited, under the
new Vagrant Act (third clause) for obtaining the meat
soder a false pretence, for one month to Brixton flossy
ofCorrection.—Howe was remanded.

I a verdict for the plaintiffs, stating
the notes were sent, and that there
reit ; bat thonght the exception.
its meaning, app:itta to Wes teat

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whoa' the plaintiff `ad actually
abstracted from the office.

T OF COMMON PLEAS, JOLT 12.
Fauns P. BLICEBVRNII.

action to recover the amount of a po
,cs on the freight of the ship Juliana,
age front 114 East ladies to England,
r port of destination._ This plaintiff
. _

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ellimed a total loss ; but the defendant conteedeJ,
tbet as this was an open policy, the wages of the crew
sad other expenses ought to be deducted from the sum
claimed ; otherwise the plaintiff would be a gainer to
that amount by the loss of the vessel. u upon her safe
arrival be would ha►e had those expenses to pay ;
and he would thus have an interest in the peril in-
ured against.
Witnesses were called for the plaintiff, who spoke to
IM. being the usage net to deduct wages. &c . upon oc-
casions of this ware, w►ilst the dofesdaat's trio
nexus denied {the unlooses of any suoh usage one
watU the other.
The Ju►y, under the direction of the Lord Chief
_

Janice, foaled a verdict for the plaintiff fur the full
mutant claimed; his Lordship giving the defendant
leave to move to eet aside the verdict in case it be the
opision of the Court of Common Pleas that the wages
eight to be deducted.
LIDD Satsuma, Finney --John T y,
Illinbael Tourney, Owes Ryley, Cornelius ally, Den•
hi•Csrtbv, Jeremiah Lawler, Bartholomew Lawler,
Owen Kelly, Thomas Welsh, John Flaherty, Thomas
Collllof, and Thomas Brisson, were indicted for a

SOW by the Sole Proprietors, A. ROWLAND and SON.
corner of Kirby-street, the first turning on the right in Hin-
ton-garden. Holborn. London; end, by appointmant, by
Mears. Dendries,Titehborne-street ; Mr. Smyth, 117, Gat-
ti* metl Pierce. A 7 : Holmes, 100.; D. Riggs and Son. 33;
ilimpenot.7. New Bond-street; Delarold, Old Bond-street ;
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...
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NierTiairry. sod Sons, 45; Edwards, 06, St. Paul's Church-
yard; Johnstone. .38; Taite, IL Cornhill.
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as sign the'r-trash, A. Knwlandsoe; . the Genuine is
'' A. HOWLAND it'd bON.“ .
Mir kis ill raj-sty's Royal Leiters Parent.-1, EA KEN
JEIP-ethic Salutsria, justly famed for curing. In an Its
ft:Certain Disease. Our small Pill Is • Dose ; and
of one box, in'. resent ease, will aeon convinee
Se rbitent otitis certslaty of his speedy recovery. No-
glillg Can be better centrired, more ssfe, or more convenient
thaw tlite mpeeelly, for suds scare obliged to go jemmies or
to sea, as It ssezds" no coritnement or restraint of Diet : and
00 years egkerlosiee (IQ an extensive practice) has prove'
that it wri'eff.Mt a Care, when repeated ;Ciro; in and n a
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ebroalcal disorders, this Medicine has out its poridlel. Up-
wards of 40,000 persons, of both sixes, hare been radically
cured of the above cruel disorders, within the Isat eight
years. Prepared end sold by the sole Proprietors, T.t.y.
Lot and Sew, Sorgemns,sat their NNW, Nu. 9, New Bridge-
street, la boxes of only 2s. 94. es* sisal teeaded. N.B.
Two back doors mad ligiits In the Hasps at night. They
are also sold by their appointment, with copious directions.
at Mr. Hepbunes Toy-chop, 103. Oxford-street; Mr. Dig-
borough's, 7, Fish-street Hill, nearly opposite the Sloan
seat; at Mr. Baxter's, Edinburgh; Mr. l'fewbery's,
Dublin : and by one person in every considerable Town
in Great Britain and Ireland. Advice gratis to persons
taking the above, or other of the Proorleters medieines.—
Bleeds and seminal weaknesseseured, and letters, post-paid,
answered.

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A company, to the number of GO persons, all of
*Fthem Itisismen, assembled on the 24th of January list,
.ajaike Hog in Armour public.house, in Petticoat-lane.
lb 4teraage some bossiness relative to a charity for
*kitting and *damming the children of their d•iontssed
ountryinen, and after having fulfilled the parpose of
their meeting, they plentifully regaled themselves
with liquors, and continued their revels to a vsy late
hop. From the quantity of beverage that bad bee.
ei the landlord thought it prudent to discontinue
leri.
pplies, and intimated that intention to the party,
message sent by the waiter. The message being
reocked as an affront, tile waiter was knocked down,
anitwhe tables and chairs were broke to pieces, and
theliandloril sad watchmen, who were called in to
goad the riot, were dreadfully beaten bef.tre order
coo be restored. The prisoners were some of the
tin aders in the affray. The Jury foam! all the pri-
son (lathy, except Brisson and All:artily ; and
the Feed sentenced toe two Tourney's to. three
. . .

We understand that in consequence of the redue-
duo in the price of Malt, Mr. CII•1•31Arl• of the Bag-
nigee Wells Brewery has determined to make his %le.
Table Ale, and Table Beer of such superior
.quality its
will enable him to defy all competition. When we con-
sider the importance to families of possessing a beverafe
free from the noxious ingredients usitallF employed in
the composition of that, necessary article, Ise cannot
he surprised at•the extensive patronaze he co desert-
edly enjoys. Such patronage we hope will always
he giveu to meritorious indivinuals %%ho prefer a ansalil
profit and fair name to the risk of destroyin the health.
of their fellow-creatures by a wicked and unfeeling cu-
pidity. To satisfy the most fastidious as to the Keening-
nets of hie articles, Mr. CIiAMAN wakes half-yearly the
following affidavit.
‘• FiIeNASD CIIArIIAN, of Rajliiirrre Wells Brewery, Ale.
Table Ale, end Table Kerr Brewer, maketh oath and seitit
that his Ale, Table Ale, end Table Beer, are brewed from
Malt sad Ho ps only. cud that he never bus nor ever will
permit or salter any drugs or other iejorioos logrodi. is to
be used In his brewery. " R. CM•Pli•le.
" sworn at the Marston-House In the ell e( Leodoe.
March h 6, Bea, before me, MAGMAS, Mayor."
N.B. Orders executed for Ready Money—All letters
must be post-paid, or sot received.

thinsprisuantent, they lowing been must violent,
toed snitch injury um the officers, mod the re-
waistline were each sentenced to one month's
senuntrat, and the whole of them to be kept at bard
labour. •

flea LopIat.t..—NCIRANCUS Of Si +aa•Cuecaee.—Short•
ly after tlie Magistrate. Mr. Alderman 111111 Mill. bad
taken %is peat yesterday, Mr. Tlin nes Nstlisniel 1Vil•
lianas. the late Co 1111 l ion Connrilmaia. entered the Justice.
mom, accompanied Mr. Newell, a prt •prietur of the Rich.
wad otage, to complain of a violent oierage, which he
(Mr. Williams) 1,441 himself witnessed. committed by Set
rend of the city °ricers, in St. Penn antra-yard, who


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