The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-04-26 00:00:00

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• Sh hod*/ note that glare warn 111 r. Hawker AIM, Moist
pos het, lit the bocklaud packet fess Catboat'''. in
agoilly of a Military Serjeort calmly usaeottaiated whit
tbs. euauty ad lie loaanagr. 1 frel 04 se day St the father-
otter of jalsee. to &patch the hearer of Ilia for Ike holier pe-
ewit, of the I r dotter. although I hate Doi bees Istourod wide
esossaminuidon oa the 'shire,. rte any IiMINIMMI ofrordis‘
tar ropo.isaoce of she ulfettee. I Kos, lioorter, that the pro
pt en, uf my ioerstilaa RI II be adelited.ood thus as bedellyett
*She Praeger pow s ill now all rrosonahle horidestal rapeseed
so he triambar.ed. nod I Atoll la• sorb übliged by • Sae of ac.
kiss ledipoloi.— 1 lone lb. laminar to be, &r.
ANTHONY COX, Sla3orof "

Mr. Amite, open reading those letters, dig.
(*kited a special etessenger to Mr. Horsley, regent.
ing his lonmediste etteudeoce at time 'lks. Mr.
Horsley lest no done In attending this seininess, end
en his intradertion t• Mr. Wrote, stated, that by
advice of Mr. limner his &licher, he had, pre.
forted two bilks of indictment against Resettle es
Friday, before the Grind J•ry of she City of Lnn.
don, and that the Grand Jary bad retaioed them
tree bills.

M►. BIRNIt said, that ender these eireenistseres
his proceeding on the present occasion would be
very skew, as it would principally consist in the
identification of the Prisoner's person, es the in.
divides! indicted, and the receipt ef, and cordials
(Let true bills had been fiend against bias.

Mr. Horsley said Ile was not prepared with each a
certificate.

Mr. WIRNIE answered that that could anon be
procured, and sent for Goodwin, to wheel be gave
directions to go to Mr. Shelton, that Clerk of In.
dictum& for the City of London, for the necessary
lei tificate.
Itesioett's brother-in-lour now entered the office,
and requested of Mr. lArnie that the esewinstine
might be private; a bnl•e esisting is his mind that
set& accommodation might take place. This Geu-
tlemen also complained of the obtrusion of persons
into rho room in which Heunett was confioed, fur the
mere gratification of idle cariosity.
Mr. Bturria lamented that any improper ob.
trusioo should halo taken place, or that any en.
aecessary pain shook! have been given to the Pri.
saner. lle had desired him to be to►en to the
Grapes, in order to prevent that publicity which he
knew could only be productive of unpleasant con-
sequences. The Worthy Magistrate then &terrain.
ed upon proceeding to the esautinetion, and, in
compliance to kb the brother.in.lau's regent, direct.
ed the Prisoner and his guards to he brought before
him in the front office, from whence the public were
excluded.
Tar Prisoner was anon intredeerd. He is a man
of a diminutive and rather insignificent appearance;
and Are state of %if/lino In uhich he was, added to
the pusillanimous manner in which he conducted him.
'elf, gave but a very unfavooreble opinion of his
firrunesa. Ile blubbered like a school.boy, and clung
to his sister throoghoot his oaernination as if she were
his only crnsolation. The Cuxhaven officer, by
whom he was attended, wore s costume rather of a
military order, con%isting of a cap covered with oil-
skirt, a uniform coot, and sword end belt. Like a
soldier its the presence of a superior t•fficer, he wore
his cep during the examiastroo. Ile could not speak
a word of English.

Mr. Slam; leaked the Poisoner %bears he wished
to wake soy observations; ellsisiag ►im, at the same
time, not to say ally t►is' w►ieb was likely to pm.
jediee himself.
Renoett ►eret into e Grab flood or tears, sad said
he did not know whet to say.
.. .

Mr. Btauta hauisoely obsrned, that as h• was
without s legal ad►iser, he had better remits himself
for his trial.

11le sister OM* Prisoner then st►pped forum),
sod, in gory emergetic t►rms, implored mercy for be,
brother. Stub wrested Mr. Horsley to cuotkler Ibe
lies of relationship 'shirrs tirbsisiell !weevil t►e.,
sad not parse* a 'Wiens, course, which could
produce no benelcial effect, either to bins or his fa.
. . . . . .

Mr. Henley issued the Litly that t►e task ie.
posed upon bias woo nos of the most painful Mature.
His ono pante feelings .outd lead him In slab that
ho could avoid waving this !mitten farther ; but so
icopesiool duty bad been cast upon bhp, from which
be could not recede.

The Ps isomer here renewed his childish •allings, and
even his sister was called on to entreat he could Nei
forget his an, and to cendect himself as ■ eau.
The Lady then staled, that Mr. Horsley had pro.
raised mercy, and under that lanai's the confessioa
of bet brother had been angusliGed.— [A letter from
31r. Horsley to the Prisoner was produced, in which
he mid be would do all that nes in his power for
him.)
Mr. Horsley said, that all that was In his poster
he would d., but he must perform his duty_--The
lady then added, that the iitestiption of this comp
would prodece discloser., that neeld mike ethers
blush betide her brother.

Mr. Boum recommended that Imogene of this
sort, for every reason, Arnold be avoided.
The Lady desired net to be understood as alleding
to Mr. floraley.
Mr. Beesley mid, that it was the repetition of such
threats, and the ciecelatlon of reports to bit prejn.
dice, that rendered it inoperative open him to bring
the •hole case before the Public.

l Elizabeth Holbrook, the servant girl, from whom
I the Primmer bad stolen the child, ass then rumbled.
lller evidence was confined to the day on which the
transaction took place. She deposed, that on a Stul-
lday in November last, she way sent out to walk with
two of her master's children, Joseph Chicle. Horsley
land Sarah Elisabeth lloreley ; she met the Prisoner,
whom she had previously knots*, in Canonbery-
lane; he bad proposed to marry her; he said he bad
received a lesser from his lather et Birmingham,
slating that she was to go down there to he married;
and added, that he would follow her tho new day.
She accompanied him to Smithfield *Ph the children.
I lie took her to the Stracen's Need, Snow-bill, end
pet her on the Birmingham coach, and said that he
; would take the children home safe. She sew no
more of him till this day. She arrived at Ihroilag-
Lham on Mouthy ; bet finding no person there to re-
trite her, she refuelled to London the oeit day.
Mr. BIIVIIE said, it was not 11.0.14•fy to go fee.
bet into this eitidenre, as bills of inillrtnient hail been
found against the I'd for sterling both the Oil-
then.

Ibedilremit loan w•r• then Ninon, neer to
remote; and .pou the retnfo rf (;•cdvin

th. (*Mitoses of the indietessiets he isise been found,
the Priooser er.4 folly esousisted tw lA. his-kis' al
the puniest ad Brief firssinos. The falsessith
stable, sod the Coattairest officer were raid tipple et-
ymon by Mr. Horsley, who hes istrestis spentisp.
wards of 5001. in this holiness. Mr. Adolphus is
Nuns's' ter Mr. florsley.

The mother of the liri bad broil It Mt his
for some tine at Bleat., nod resampenird bin More.

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

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of Wit 1/411f141.

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April 41.. MK,. Pid. per Cwt.
Average Prices or CONN et ENGLAND red WALKS. per
qaarter. treat ibe lieteren, esdies April lit--
Whey. I Nye Barley. lltite. Baum. Pelee. I Otitis.

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