The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-12-14 00:00:00

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13. WINTER HOME CIRCUIT.
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OVNINII, CHELMSFORD. Dsci.l2. ~
Biters M A Mr.. ttire lIATLEi. • '
c (which .1. Bishop was indicted under the Statute n Geo, 3. 1
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~ ?. 9. s, I. for catering a close in the parish of Halsted.
in in the night time of the 31st of October, armed
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twat, get with si bludgeon, with intent to kill and destroy
ion to It. Game.
Mr. W ALFORD etsedueted the prosecution, and Mr.
ANDREWS the defence. The evidence adduced for the ii :
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Bto prosecution proved the body of the crime, except as to -7;
Igo seartotoe the bludgeon, Which according to appearance was not ~ . 1
more than a coursing pole. ...
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Mr. Justice BATLEY left it 10 the Jary to consider
whether the imminent produced answered the descrip- s
!banes', ties of a bludgeon, telling Basra unless the instrument •.
l contend was properly alweribed, they were boast' to find the tie- ~..
tmef the fendant—Not Guilty.
per Ho- The Jury found' the defendant Not Deihl.' '
bier. that There Ms no what In the indictment igillch deeerfbed
eel" that the instrument to be as “ offessive weepti," witblts the
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k 410 thr_ .11. language of Ode :highly penal stattptop The prose.
'resealed tutors afterwards preferred another pill, to:the Grand
against the Prisoner for thetvery same Offence.
properly )o,yl il•
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ruffle"' J. Blake was it:dieted under the late Female; Act, for
eati."'"e' being found IA of .close, eased .with e. bln ' sigeoe. with tit „ :
l° rot to 11,14 e intent ~giew in the_pighs of the first of lk-
new " cumber, .• ' . 1 . .
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heir aege- Mr. Jzsticireeriefor the proseesitide. The polffrisw
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the case was, whether the implement fonnf in the po.-
Ift !men' session of the prisoner answehtilitilse.dieletintien gleell=4
"t n° t° it in the indictment.
t. I have The Jury decided, that ii 'veal not i hlailgeo. Ln,:nWl
"going lit found the prisoner—Not WHY;
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tmeal against as many allege* offenders moult, tisis
, •„_. dire__ statute, in which the same result followed. ..,_
lir.:t At the rising of the Gwen awilay there were ite'Teri
m tut, thin fortyatbree ROW Ira thatcelemlcr. -gunsoltditt tithe I •• i
s coonoions wad. .
(dept their ' • .
THE EFFienitiir Tilli4AtlillrinititNlCV-.
he eileballe. ~ • A .Is,:•.ar-•wire-4.• -..« !ii -e( r .- • •
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-. • Dnotaimmo, glee. Lieerig !MIK* thst /pat mordh
. , bps been tellrfetuoup colt, pod , andfietting p,s-
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tatpes. out of , ground mach re/Orded.Mfg On Tharwras it . I
o vas the bled • 1
galifroln the S.W. actompabled by 'mess:int,
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pi 41. Win. 'ln thelltrenlog the gale. lammed, and the *irk
.r , fo, . •oklesly hashing to the N.W., elperfect hurricane fel-
t wim let Ipweti. Pia litheltitatalo rue throin
;into the greatest . . ~
an in mi. EalttOftnatirtfOßl the appyebenefeb or .their houses
wise ii
d . faliing an Ifeilfg buVietfit tlle reuse' The night teal I
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%okay*, dirk iiird still, aid derlhe this metal sisitartben (frets -.
apig; * I* invest° bight o'clock) nothing was lewd boa the Mar'
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,lims a rho jog of the wiled, ,this falling of slates mid am awl the
hfue*lig ef..flap. Abont nrne the storm subsided. The 1
;11.1** day, damages to be repaired are extensive,- and will fall r
iwaugs„,,,, heavily od Isevbrak whose elweenstaneee emit) able to I ,
4,1:., --1110 the tale the meow alibis trying mason. We have. sot .
ilia; 010 tie heard of any Owe being.losta theigh some aceidents oc- 11
mom,. as maned from the tenor and confusion occasioned by this 4 .
mowobeas calasiity," Ira istunerate the different houses that ant.
•• i-, fends ireMd 'fie we endless. task, bat these which sits- /'
ft, faire at 11110110 l tbillrglasser lets tie 11,C. J... Alleges and ' I
at* Mresilaerle' oirotreet. Mr}. Maiming's, fa Palace-
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* tisa 0„0_ street. ant Miss ynnes. Church Lane, the chimneys • •
ad. hem
peat soy, being blown down, and the roofs almost completely ite-
m* hi 0,A., strayed. • A stack of chimneys in Alderman Leland 's I
, botij ow* haws fell tfiersogh the roof. but was pretested by a 'il
n"7; strong be from peeetraeing the ceiling. A similar
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.11,t accident occurred to Mr. •Il'eatta's house on the Mall.
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.ofisahill's house also suffered considerably. The ac- 1
,00 paws, if counts from the neighbouring counties Cr. equally dis-
airalwor ; messing, and we regret to say that naanye•ewsteeks and
g smodlittelp to hey ricks have bees entirely destroyed. le the de-
**wow Gia amasses seer this town,. hundreds of trees, that had
citilimaia be. proudly maintained theta. Mitten for ages, were laid
1 which was prostrate. A melancholy event occurred at the com•
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IL by several mencement of the gale at Cingher. A fishing wherry .
wawa „,* being rather late oe the tide, and apprehending the f 1 i
:biwasy: be. danger, made an unsuccessful effort to gain the bar- .
ys bad been hour, and was washed on the rocks and wrecked; den
(sever "am of the crew perished.
• -s— One of the many effects produced by the storm is sids
2 that dm in_ guile. Tbe'pilots of Baltry carry ibeir boats every ,
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eviengsfekyis! considerably above the high-water mark for ,
nonce Daring the hurricane some of them were lifted l
. „kill d.wn ep by the wind, anti dashed to pieces.' Several cabins
amply. then belonging to thOse meritorious and hardy race of men
00 were stripped. ''' * • -..".i.
trltitys, The vassals at our quay fortunately rode out the
cos which bad storm in perket-safety.
Captain Pollock,. of Mullabard, and family, were
,m,....Dowasa, saved from destruction by the interposition of Frani- •
. ' dence. About eight o'clock, when the storm was most
violent, a large stack of chimneys was blown doses upon I'l
Pac,,P, the roof. which, being lately built, luckily resisted the
shock; for had it broken through, the whole of the fa-
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lad hems found mily, consisting of thirteen persons. must have ins-
Yorks and the vitably perished under the cumbrous ruins; as they
tot, and asked were all, at the moment of the crash, assembled at the i i
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shmet t. different fires immediately under, and communicating
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ranee of being with these chimoies.
coherent josti- thaws, Dec. 7.—This city was visited nitli a mos t
that any man tremendous storm on Thursday. It commenced ahont •
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of any punish- three o'clock at noon from the west, and, increasing in ,
era, who should violence, continued with unabated fury until about ten
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red, unless he at night. when there was an apparent calm; but during
the remainder of the night it resumed its violence; P .I.i
be security for continued, without further interroption, until four
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i released from o'clockyesterdayrnorning•Considerabledansagemesthave
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been done both on the coast and in the interior. Scare. it
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Int at this coo- a house bat has suffered more or less. Among the iti-•
and intention juries reported to us, are the following :—lu hlary-
• eeeee er punish, street the roofs of several houses fell in, from one of
as Inbar' made which a young girl, endeavouring to escape the mitts, :) .; ~.'
past ground foe had hirer leg broken. la Fish lane a lions. was blown-'
regulated mind, down, and from the tottering walls of many others the
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nviction of his inmates were taken out by ladders. The roof of the
Olen into it.— City Court-house, over the Grand JP-Ty-room, was eta-
Iris vainly tirely stripped. S I thatched cabins •at Tbouinnd• .
by raising a din gate, were entirely destroyed. About one hundred i
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he was a most weight of lead wire. btown Off the Custom-honse roof, I t
that account to sad the front windows shattered.
,The chimneys ot two
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' no one knew houses in Ideorge's street and Newenhauestreet fell upon
create, when it the roof, and carried dowin two floors in each house; .
ready to follow chimneys. withont number In the old town shared a ti-
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Instances of miler fate. The stores and other buildings on the quays
sentence of the which were exposed to the bleat aro nearly • without a
lotted six months slate. The houses at Ball's.bridge were also much in.
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ter into his own jured. No lives have been lost, nor, as far as we have
been able to learn, have any accidents oft-erred to any
me unconnected human bring, save the injury sustained by the young
ourt. girl above mentioned, and a poor old 110111.01 of the •
laitinan thanked name of Fenrel, who yes bruised by the falling of some !
re, from which bricks in Marv-atm-it l.• Fortunately the shipping In the '
ist inform them, harbour escaped, it being low tide when the stem yeas a
passed last Sea- at its height. I.
heavy duty on Caabow, Dec. 9 —On Thursday it blew a. perfect, 4
diged to sit on hurricane from the south-west, and pined incessantly a. •
the Jury would during the whole day. Several louses were stripped, '.:•
obabillty little or sonic chimneys fell, and a number of windows Were ,
broken by the force of the wind. It is supposed that 1:
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Than* nest.. muck injury has been done through the country. 'li
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