The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-02-20 00:00:00

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SUISLART. •
Othiress, Ed*" Coo:Arose alias Jet. Miwti.east,
Aid John here, were indicted far liarglariosaly break-
kg sod entering the dwelling butte of Mrs. Shrift
.11y, at Harrow, sad stealpielh,a great quanthy •Ithlte
hind other articles, her pro .
:lie. Assay stated the case the poescution. •
s., Wm. Tulin, gardener to the presentteim stated that
his mistress, in the month of December, west to Lon-
Aka. On the 15th January he went to bed leaving
every thing fast, he slept or the first floor: about twelve
st ideas be awoke by a tapping, Sad awned the glare
if s Plied pus the deer. He get ali wad asked who
wee there. A voice answered, *meet yes teeamt." He
got to the door and met two . nes, sae eltsephod a
pistol They asked where the plate was; seitesen
his mistress bad it is town; they thee west jesglet.
Kelly's bed-room ; be heard them brooking ,the L he
beard another in the house; one of whom said to thepther
Mm, blow his braise out," aseiniag witneec-:-
They then went down stairs, leaving owe panda is lye
room with witness. Os. of them, from the bottom of
the stairs, called oat Richard I" The mem 'Thin let
his room; he shortly afterwards retuned, and asked
is all right ?" witoese replied he was there. After the
man had left his room a second time, witness got
out of the window and went to a neighbouring
Farm House for assistance. Oa his return be
found all the doors he had fastened on the pr:vious
night, open. He found they bad effected an eatranee
by theassement of the. scullery. A great comity of
things were packed et ready for removal. Is quite err.
tale ha heard their voices; Lad kaew a the prisoner
Cochrane before; be had lived with proeseetrim
Elikaktb Brown-, one of the servants to the proseen-
trle„deskribed the state In which she found the house,
after ebb watt alarmed by the last witness, on his return
from the farm house:
Ass BOWRII, soother invest, stated that.she'lsed pit
into a drawer a watek, whieb her mistress bad left en
the maths-piece when she went to tows.
Mrs. Kelly stated the articles of plate. &c, she
missed, when she returned to Harrow. Among other
articles was some Abend, which she bad ventured fb:
a considerable time, ti consequence of it% biding part of
some property saved when she was shiperveskeit It was
mach stained with sea water. '
The Officers who apprehended Osborne and Ceoisraoe,
in Chandos-street, stated, Eluding a watch thrown away
by Osborne, sod another on his person. Cochrane at-
tempted to escape, and a skeleton key was kind ;mon
him. A quantity of ribbaad was fated by Moodier
officer in Clare's lodgings. Verdict—OiWroo
Cochrane, Guilty; Clare, Not Guilty.
ROYAL HUNT.-4111 Majesty's Stag Houk, met, en
Friday last, at Staawell, with • field of shunt sweaty
horseman, when a besatiful piing ihite-bend stag
was ancarted for a days' heating. r The. stag left
Longford, Drayton, and Hillingdon, lis the kft, west
to Haps, from theses mused a deep fiat couaterto •
North Holt, Freefold, and Pupae. Thepesplpdtbe
host knowing him to be a streigainmeligitaiwtowleisn.
(tautly kept fast the idlideardso ail would sea obeekle
bare the dietrese beesonegeenls >w
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raptiett, for the dam, of the heel lietatilkeegiat t •
abooselwaa-woU pissed sialaabh6#olol. • He ,rased
the steal close ender Harrows passed ffeigitaree ir• • Whi
for Hampstead, then tamed a little to the left, and was
taken at Hendon, sabers, after a most nun tan'of
two hours. To describe the pace the inroads west,
wuaid be impossible, bat as the bird would fiy. It was .
upwards of twenty miles, ever a hematite& let coaster,
bat treasendeously heavy. and vary strong fences.--
There was only two whippers-in and foot gentlemmat
the taking of this 'sunset stag. Ho well deserves
the name of the Hendon due, after the celebrated old
deer of that name. It is so more than justice to
speak in the highest terms of the hunt establishment.--
the horses and bound. looked remarkably well, ands*
pack could run better together.
Tits TROTTING MATCH roe 300 Goartsas.--The pres-
sure of the Parliamentary Debates prevented our going
into particulars on this great sporting match over Sun-
buty Common on Monday. It was between the slate-
coloured American horse, said to be the best of the four
lately imported into this country, tad a horse belonging
to Mr. Witten, to carry 12 stole, and the American 11
stone. The winner was backed to trot the three miles
in ten minutes. The American horse took the lead, and
was passed cleverly when he broke into a gallop, and in
turning round Mr. Willie's horse got considerably
a-head, and was fifty yards before the other when three
quarters of a mile from home. The Americas horse
broke into a gallop again, and did not tura, and on the
backers of Mr. Willa. riding up to his jockey to tell bin
not to hurry, that horse broke into a gallop, and in
turning the American got in first; but Mr. Willan's
horse woo the race. —Betting 2 to I on the American.
Another match of a novel nature took place yesterday
on the Beaconsfield road :—A gentleman of the navbe
of Caution undertook, for 100 guineas, to trot his Moue
seven miles in half as hour, and to perform each mile
within 4 minutes and 22 sewed'. It was done as
follows :

silo. see. We. see.
First mile
Second ditto
Third ditto -
north ditto
Fifth ditto

Total 29 37

Betting was 6 to 4 against the performance.
Last week, some young ladies who had been taking
a walk were accosted by a gypsey woman, who, for a
small reward, very politely offered to show them their
(attire husbands' faces in a pool of water that stood
near. Such an offer was too good to be refused, and,
on paying the stipulated sum the ladies hastened to the
water—each in anxious expectatioa of getting a glance
of the " beloved;" but lo! instead of beholding the
" fo:m and fate" they so fondly anticipated, they
were surprised to see only their own rosy cheeks and
sparkling .eyes glancing from below. " Sure you
are mistaken, woman," exclaimed one of them, " fur
we see nothing but our own faces in the water." "Very
true wem," replied ibe sagacious fortnne-teller, " but
these will be your husbands faces when you are mar-
ried."—(Deadee Corrisr.)
Coax-EXCIIMZ, Fan. 20.—A large quaatity of
Wheat and Barley remained over from Monday's sup-
ply, bat we bad no fresh arrivals this morning, and
scarcely any sales were made: what little 6ne Wheat
was disposed of, obtained Monday's quotation, but the
inferior qualities were ansaleable.—Priase samples of
Malting Barley sold on full as good tense as on Mon.
days but there was no demand for themtlinary sorts.
The Oat trade was exceedingly heavy, particularly fur
the Inferior samples.—in Beans, Peas, and other anis
ides, there is little or no variation.