The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-03-11 00:00:00

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SPIICIAZ MORIPTAIfi •T WISSICE, MAIICII 2.
(Frogs Tie Lieseriek Nivea.)
bikini! Carrell, a deeent•looking fanner, from" lees'
Kildiom. and who had been taken the preceding ems.
int, within a quarter of seven o'clock. was pat. to the
bar. His trial exciter, very considerable hamper.
John Teraett, a policeman. west on the gurgle. he-
twews six-and arrow o'clock. lerellitsgfni:receding r. by,
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.wharguerldbA to inetions go a byemm avoid
• aging through Killian; his party mot mini in muse
her: they were going is the Pallas-Koury disectims.
' where they saw the prisoner in aßeld, talking to a man
• wise had a saddle in his 'ono. lritness asked them
'what they were doing that boor of the evening; Carron
saidgliokseesseelosming &As the fair of Crosgh. Wit-
ness hid searCeseelfheibre this time, but can't say he
.1( she penes who was with him.
Ceimesamised. -Knew Carrell to be always a Kes-
trel Wee, elan and well-dressed: it was near seven
o'clock whom be took him; witness can't say that it was
a cosmos path-way the primmer was on; witness don't
know When the prisoner lives; witness brought two
other perems.priseners before Mr. Fitsgeraid.who mew
ad equally guiltyy, and he discharged me of them. hut it
• was to be presumed: be was the beet judge; by the watch
it win a Vowel' before sews o'clock. tad twilight.
• Edward Villiers Fitsge.raid, Isq a Magistrate, de•
posed; that"his residence is at itedadd ; nod that he
gave particslar orders to the mrty who took the pri-
goner, to proceed is the direcu -where they took Ms;
them were other minims tales the same evening eider
. lise lememeties Art. sad lisCprisersre At the bar wee,
ram of thole brought before him.
, Coeseesessised. by illd Fiesassaro,-.-Wissesi
kiwi the peons who had bees taken don with hiss
the prisoner; be had a saddle; his VIII Is Lecke,
shares is arleainted with Carrell's dwellis iltesse.
shish is about two miles from his owe boon t wit-
ness had dimherged five or six person* who were
brought beihre him. being satisfied with the account
~,,,, they gem of themselves. •
Q..-Prey, why did you net discharge the prima"
sa she bermes well as the others—wbat charge had yes
against him P
. . A.—Became Carrell was es* of those pgrosam
whets I mispeeted as emsected with the dlsturbeoces
—sad further, there was se old treassetion in which
I. wee Implicated--after which be lied to America.
Whams bawd that the rinser briught mosey'
stith him Tree America, sod knows his father to be
an epolest firmer; bet if whoops was at liberty to
state feats. be should say that he had reeelved a bad
clammy of primmer; for that be bed in his Magis-
tetiel eepseity received private leforinaties, about
hi., sad hebegged to state, that such was his else-
tinier asset the Magistrates, for that almost three
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~.i • - weeks eines. a perms swore that the prisoner was ate
eta pasty who odd am attack epos she l
' ' *. bees% and that the Whiniest wee afraid 1
17.7-, . ' ' pehliely i there were sixteen proses eigaged
attaek with the prissier; witness else beard ,
. • - illorepisaier sod mossete4 With a who
i,., Was I whams never hid a with
-,..: „.. ,, ;777,. • SOW, lost bad with hie litho *At sr .twolwe
•• irlles.' '.,'-., • slue; it was a mosey gmenslll.fie bst state f
Riad be had fe•illfed Elleiltillierrieet le door
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,1: .. •*.• - wrlippipt; bet wheal priseserltad a &Poe
Wittier. led was shot la the Mark by ht.. look
had bees seat tee iorptisiser. sad was going
the lieedier„ bat aidiereenie esiessfied is re
them; trim that partisithe wear/ was
• ps ismer dud to Amadei ; •liie lends on Odell
was takes were those of Neseltred.. it
diem ersay way 'for priseser to g• limee, ,
4f his his way was ibresgh *dist; ,
se bad bees hatildlar.kujidelt was
Tact be was on the Smarmy
. witesseeste net at dm father's boom shire the
of the abet between the brothers ; CarrelPs hoe
.io the meters direction; Ksockree, *bete the prisoner
was found. isle the northers Memnon, asd Kildimo
is mistral between both places. so that prisoner should
go home circuitously; witness sever had i difference
with the prisoner. but bad a-imam difference with the
father; 'whams did net speak to prisoner since his re-
tuning' America. but supposes prisoner heard wit-
iess's avowal and declaration against all persons cue-
Meted with the disturber:etas in the country.
For the defence, Patrick Sheehy, publican, Rube's-
street, lives in Limerick, sad keeps a pshlic-house;
Wilms' was at the fair of Croagh. where he bad sees
the prissier two or three times during the day ; wit.
Oess is acquainted with the town land of Kewanee/very
Weil, and believes that the disclose of -the mimeses
home frees the lasts is not more than three quartos@ of
a sane.asid free; part et the lands why half • Nib,
and the seat distance part of the lands to the pet.,
riser's residence not more than a mile ; the primmer
wes in the habit of doing his father's businese=selle
',Meows, sheep, cora, be., witness saith, that pri-
mate'. father has a farm on the lands on which ho
wee arrested; wives' knows the lands since he was a
boy. :ad was ache& fellow of the "prisoner, and sever
knew any thing reflecting. on • his character; • knows
the prisoner's father to hold two or three large farms;
witness himself got horse between seven and eight
o'clock same evening.
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Whims said he had.doue so, hie delayed getting his
horse shod.
To the Court—Witness splits as to the general
charatter of the prisoner. esidairseve it always to be a
gOod ism
The Mama was here referred to by Mr. Pits.
gerald. and it appeared by it that the sna had set
twenty-three inthatea past five, one hour after which,
made it twenty-three aufeutes after six o'clock ; pri•
saner was arrested within a quarter of seven, so that
be A 4411 Seen oadyjliteen leeinetes over the time limited
Sy Me diet.
The Court wee aware of this fact, and said, that the
tine slieuld net make much difference if there were net
other potent fame spirit the prisoner.
Patrick O'Brien. farmer, knows the prisoner. Car-
roll, and was at the fair of Croagh, and had sheep foi
sale there, and so had the prison's ; witness pat the
prisoner behind him on the horse. sad he diem seated
near the lands of tinoekree, when the prisoner said be
bad to go to the farm and get some corn ready fur
Saturday's market, as Sloaatiford Wrstropp. Psq.
was probing for rent; prisoner's brother had from
twenty' to thirty acres, •and the father bad forty
eves of Knisekroe.
There were three cars in matinees to pat the corn
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CROWN SIDI —3 00000 Tma 111011. 1111. MIAOW ;wow
The business an this fide ilisbed on Saturday
morning about 11 o'clock. Five capital convicts re-
ceived *esteem, of death, vie. Jams Wilkes, Samuel
Phipps. James Taylor. for burglary ; Benjamin Par-
ker, for highway robbery; and James Pointe.. for
horse stealing. Of these, none were left for wee-
titan. The only remarkable case was that of
&newel Phipps, a bargeman, who wu indicted fur
boreariously breaking and catering the dwelling.
house of Thomas Poole, in the parish of Sawlesidge-
worth, and swilise therefrom a silver pint mug end
two silver salt-cellars. The prisoner lead hen la-
dieted with soother man, named Joke Fordhaaa, bet
as to the latter the Grand Jury ignored the Bill.
It appeared from evidence. that in the aigbt4
time the prosecutor was distgrbed t.a his Sleep, by the
noise of some persons apparently pulling dawn Lie
house. He got up, • looked oat of .his window. aid
saw three men in the act of polling dews the bearded
gable otitis dwelling. He demanded what they wan:-
ed. One of them replied that they wanted money.
He told them that they should have money, If they de-
sisted from palling &win his house. Returning to
the window, he threw oata pocket-hook, contain*
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Ober. mesas. Aseitsgspeneiseeip-sikes-ehe ram►
dos of abstracting from it a 101. Bank of -England
mote. The man picked up the book, examailledit, std
said that would 1.01 do; he must have the fat which
be said he knew he had : sad before the prosecutor
could comply with his wishes, be weessesailed with a
shower of large stiMes, which broke tbewindosse, and
tunst probably would have broke. his •wa bead, if be
had nut retired is time. The proud/dor ►egged the
entities to desim, cod then time+ est the IW. site.
In the mean time the other men effected a breach in
the Imam, and then the three entered. visa the pro-
secutor, mid secured him in his dauglisr'e lasoknsts.
whilst they ransacked the hoese. They fated a boa
tinder the sleaghter's bed, from which /hey took some
articles of plate, and then der:gaped. The ore to
affect the prisoner on trial dept.:Wed.:ipso a variety:if
mieste circumstances. It was proved. that es the
felloiring day be meat to Loadon by a rush, sod re-
deemed some clothes from pawn, tesderieg a 101.
flask of Englaad seta. receiving the change from the
pawnbroker. sod tiles retoreed to the -sessury. Thiel
nets was id,Mtified by the pro:mentor, aid • the paws-
broker. who had paid it away. That Maury of t►e
sem was trscell epwanis until it mass Is the heads of
the prosecutor, and d.wswarde setilde was add aceil as
evidence against the prisoner.
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Idioms Amp Sgt.Asca.-0. Wednesday last a
match was made at Nat. Hawes's, for 200 f. a-side, be-
tween the above pugilist., to meet early In May. Fifty
pounds aside were deposited. It 'is expected to excite
considerable interest in the sportiag circles. Martin
is the favourite.
Among the miser afilictione to which the humus
frame is exposed the Toorn-Acs is perhaps the most
tonaienting I the anguish it occasioas is often in rain et-
tempted to he assuaged.--RowLaNn's AULD( A EXTRACT,
patronised by bee Royal Highness the late Duchess of
York, their excellencies the Dukes del lafantede-amil
Saes Carlo.. This &Amiss' Specific has bees is high
estimation seamy years, and reessemeuded by the int
Physicians as a sovereign remedy for Abe Teeth-Ach.
Outs Biles, fie. also removes the tartar from the teeth,
prevents their decayief,- bates. those that are loose,
makes the Teeth beautifully white, cleanses the scurvy
from yhe gems, renders theories; sod healthy, refreshes
the mouth daring dimes and after medieise, imparts a
IllreeillM to the breath, is so perfectly iasecest that a
HOW may take it, indeed it is often used as a stonsaite
yet it contains those invaluable properties, that if mai-
stantly aged, will render the teeth mid gums mooed, beam-
tiftd, and free from pain, to the latest period of
Peke 2s. Ittl.-4i1151. cod Ifts. 6d. per bottle. None is
geoids' mains signed ea the maids is red ink—
.. A. Bowled and Sen." and Sold by them .at No. 1,
Kickyutrest, HadonHardea I end by appoiateseot by
lifes.rs. Hendries, Tichhorise-street; Hattie and Pierce.
; Ilene, 33, New Semil-aeNsie timeges% US. Or.
ford-street ; Bolton, Stredling, Hord Exchange; John-
ston. 69, Tithe, 41, Contain Newburr4s, Edward.,
66, St. Paul's Churchyard; Colley. Bis sgateottreet ;
Barclay. Fieet-Slarket ; Butler, 4, Cheated eI. Berry, 17,
Jeliestone, IS, Ora. echurrh-street ; Sutton, Bow Church-
yard ; Rowney. 106, Hatton-garden.
Ten WIUTIMIL—The weather, at the oemmumeomeat
of the week, was delightful; ea Tuesday, leavrosee, it
lieges to be windy; and, that night and the twollellew-
leg days, it was rather boisterous. The win& beingfrom the Saadi-west, the river Thamia. at ehliiiihe on
Wsdoesday morning, tutors*, Lando' and Smilitwarit
bridges, exhibited a singular appertain% The hell of
the nyer appeared divided into four 'skate. inwl was 20
(try that boys, without di/lenity, passed (rota the oppo-
site banks. With the exception of 114e.fueetieun, the
latter end of the week has been wet as ifdlt as windy.—
The quantity of rain fallen since Saturday last amounts
to 87-hundredths of an Inch.
Strand, ,VarcA 9.

II lo'clock. at eight.

...7 iooldiily speak as solver general cis raitgr • l. • : isibiabriimp;i;;;;4*ivh---Ith---he :badairs.Blr tig---.
.7.l""mr, : It is of pm importune% dais pithassort. hi , , *gad, reawnwed, his to *lx weeks' •Iwprisusseet 1.
in`" 'll " elharpours, siaavalitio as illeAritsgetaid low ... . Ai eususty pal.
rd its was a
ha bas shows that yes warp a daagetees
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,w,II. ,biat.2 aid one above. the cosmos rook if ilk iit no. s. ' ' IiAMPSUIRg.
.‘,..,"4"/"...._...r."- gartcleft to yea le 0~ pavissesisee. Thant The Lest Autism for this citatT ietwilltiod is is.
"1... r"wn' lsi tire imagine's oserwat orgies Cower litigis,pillos. otaday miraleg. The Crintioal Weide aoutaifted
s dm
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. Withir ycni, aid 1140.1810 "MC • -.-- , , •, • 44101ALAORANNowo %Kingwood
6614iir - liosiliwkh So Went rod sidi fillir , .-:;_i 1 nk- '-'7".. _ siteerli'nf Skitinidloaboanalwan)
tie witk;• • Its •
JO4 • . _." . "‘" '- * ..indies fee Irtesadot, • via. ...Am"
he (whales)
. The primmer this said. " that Ilfr. Pliagersld bad rime. lewd* itp, sidling and .stud in killing
In 14) an"' a grodgi of a long 'lauding agailisttrtelfl34, 1 .., K. liallart'.4esalseper .to T
eloanzii.tesiteton
ropessoiling
yam; this was sleet. as he wade a 1 ' • • 1114 ila :rho Wtrivb of South h. aid
.1...i."1_,_111116"111 and discharged thee, take. Moog with flat-gat Ili! - ' Sid* Will We *r baring 141.11- li"d 'an'
"'"" ""''aer NM* °genre." ' &rely Shit at lialuste .Saelarove. assisdait
It was a te•
ems ht Ow prisoner's soati- ireepee.en Loid.loaliarntia, at Breisliaaris. Jo re;
I"ll..fems *. The Court felt disappointed
with respecili Mr. fritsgersM. slab if Rtiessey. with lutist to de Mmgrieve's boilig
ki prisoner The greatest impression is I* the awful visits- harm. Tlil Judge (Burroagh) observed, it became
was his
erase nadir
Lion of the law was kit by the trawl* Court sod fro- aeoessary to these 44•••• that 'hens:team seniennoof
palace on this istaa's cosmic** sad prompt pa- the law should be inflicted. to deter others, as -resists
Ne till. dux louse Is eishment. sore to gaissiteepera Y. wow arrived at as 11111Z111411,
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height. sad many live; had been lost.
!the prisoner LENT .488/2/18. ' • _....