The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-06-08 00:00:00

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BANK PROINOCUTIOMI.
Tile Miming primes* pleaded gnilipito
ammo of having footed Notes in Oink..
subjects them to 14 years traaspeetatios:—
n Mishit, Jane elder, Charles Pee* Jaii:lo.lt,
George Ken* Marko Smith, ltibirt latch's's/40e Geo.
Prise, John Raker, Thomas Stevens, Joe. Smith. Ilas:
Smith, lillisabeth Webster, Thomas (bans, Web. ialLteki,
Sarah Stewart, Sarah Reading, Sarah ApOlMon, te.
cis Gray Elisabeth Pascoe. Catherine Taylor, Cbaelotte
Thorne,Elizabeth Eaton, Sarah Johnstone. Jrilie Law.
Some Hyde was indicted for the wilful murder *flier
now bon fe-male child.
Mary Taylor, the first witness called, stated. that
about s sear anti a half ago the prisoner lived in her
service ; she was a single woman . • did not suspect her
of being in the family way until the last week, when
Elbe told prisoner her suspicious, but she denied that the
etas so. Prisoner slept in the back parlour; witness and
her husband in front. Cannot hear very well any mei
made in the back room. On the night of the 6th Aprils
prisoner ate a very hearty supper and went to
about nine o'clock. She appeared to be very well,—
Rhein balf-past five the following morning shown the
child in the privy; its logs only were visible; the
Other parts of it were beneath the soil. It was takes
sot, and examined by a Mrs. Bowers, a midwife, and by
Mr. Watkins, a surgeon. Witness asked prisoner how
she could do such a hot rid deed, but she made no reply.
IPrisoner was in bed ; she imagined from sees
in the parlour that prisoner had been delhesed thee.
Mr. Watkins, an apothecary sod aceeschemr, Mated
that lie did not see the child till the Monday fellowiag,
fear days afterwards. There was nothing in the tie
pearance of the child to warrant him is stating Ant at
was born alive. There were no marks which might not
hays proceetle.l from natural causes.
Sarah Bowers. a 'indult..., stated that lib* saw the pri-
soner about eight in the winning; her clothes serene,/
wet ; she was sitting on a chair with& red cloak on. She
asked where she bad been delivered ; prisoner replied Is
the privy about ove o'clock, ; witness said it was a rem•
mon thing for women in prisoner.' situation to feel an
inclination to go to the privy, and that she bad, only a
few days since. a patient who would have been delivered
la bet progress thither if she bad sot prevented bor.
Here the Jury appeared satisfied of the innocence of
the prisoner, and after some observations from Mr. Jus-
tice !Bailey, 40 was acquitted, to the evident satisfaction
of a crowded Court.
Algernon DiJney was indicted for the wilftil murder
of Ann naming his servant girl. 1401 D the evidence of
Mr. Cloodge, apothecary at Mary-le.bone Infirmary.
aid of Mr. Phillips, it appeared to lie their opinion that
the death of the deceased was occasioned not by exter-
nal injury, but by disease, and the prisoner was *c-
louted.
MR. PATMORE'II TRIAL.
Precisely at one o'clock Mr. Patmore was placed at
the Bar. *lie appeared very nincli affected.
Wm. Pettigrew, surgeon, was the first witness called.
and after being sworn, was addressed by Mr. Justine
Bailey, who infuru.ed him that if he apprehended the
testimony he was about to give was likely to involve
him in a criminal prosecution, be would use his own
discretion iu answering any questions that might be put
to him.
Mr. P. declined to give evidence-11r. Bovine M orrie,
his pupil, was then addressed in similar terms, by the
Learned Judge, and he also declined to give evidence.
Dr. Darling, thigh Watson, the Lanallord of Chalk
Farm, and Smith, a Carpenter, merely repeated the evi-
dence given on the trial of Mr. Christie. Time Jet!.
"Wham hesitation, reunited a verdict of—Rot
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The East India Company's ship Canning arrived or
the Wight yesterday. She sailed from China in com-
pany with the Asia, on the 16th February, arrived at
St. Ilelena on the 20th April, and sailed from thence
en the 15th for England. The Asia left St. Helens
twelve hours before the Canning. The Marques. of
Mindy and Dunira have arrived at Whampoa from
Bengal, and were expected to sail fur lingland early
in 31arch.—The Winchilsea and Dorset hire were to
be dispatched from China on their homeward voyage
about the middle of February.—The Lady Melville had
arrived at Lentin from Bengal.
Eno, RL'Ruim, Ju:vx s.—The Tourist steam packet.
which sailed on Friday morning from Newhaven for
Aberdeen. by approaching too near time coast, for the
purpose of !aiding passengers,tonched upon a rock off
Dysart, which occasioned the neeeseity of her return-
leg to Ifurntisland, for time purpose of examining the
damage. The passengers, 70 in number, were all
landed at Dysart, and returned to Leith. The ma-
chinery was not in any respect injured, and the vessel
received no farther damage than the stripping a small
part of her copper she-sting, she sailed again yesterday
morning.
(In Saturday the Leith and Aberdeen Steam Yacht
Company's vessel the Brilliant was launched in gran!
style at Dumbarton, fr the building yard of Mr.
James Lang. The brilliant is a remarkably strong
and beautiful erase], of 106 feet keel, and 125 feet OD
deck, planned Ity and milli under the superintendence
of 51r. Iledderwick, an experienced ship carpenter,
and is to have engines of slO horse power, from one of
the first mnnkers in Glasgow., She is Intended, in con-
uection with the 'Poorest steam-yacht, belonging to
the same company, to complete the intercourse be-
twixt Leith and Inverne”, and all the intermediate
ports.
We understand the Surprise steam boat, 45 horse
power, James Brown, muter, is to ply betwixt Grange-
mouth and Dundee, upon Monday first, which will meet
with the Perth steam boat which plies daily betwixt
Perth and Dundee, which will be a siring of land car-
riage betwixt Perth and Illiegovr, of nearly 70 miles.
SisucLan Fter.—A striking proof of the want of
education, which still too generally prevails, occurred,
a short time since, in this county. A Coroner's Jary
assembled near Waldron for the purpose of boldier
an inqnest ; hat when they came to the ceremony of
signing, it appeared that there was but one of tbo
twelve who could write his name !—(B, ightoe arms.)
Cone EXCHANGE, Juxr. B.—Our market eontinnes
abundantly supplied with Wheat, there
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obtaiseidemagid.
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then on Monday.—Fine hard Beans are Is. per quarter
dearer, having but few at inarkeL—ln other articles no
alteration.
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Pork .• .. Sc. Oct. to Ss. 4,1. I Snoop sad teribt toe
Lamb.... be. lid. to 6r. 6d. Pitts
HAT MARKILT.—No alteration in this suatiellt.--81iraW
and Clover as per our last.