The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-11-29 00:00:00

given le emef Ales. Mat lhe sold staves were .at lo teed with
lead. sad la Noe. that lee wivde irawraeMia via. the very re•
verse of what had here represented by Mr. Lewis. Ile did a
two+ wheihrr his Learned Friend would wirer, lint se go
through the wltem of the adikeks. they were sassy sad
mod would messy each of their Lordships time.
Mr. Das is thee rem and stated. Ass is cosscssearest ihe
dims appeal which bid bees mode to him, he begged to awe,
that belled wily that tereettles sees the erldrialts. which [Timis-
ly did seem so MINAPC•III Mreeg. re coottadirsiou to the
owe se which the role we, Meade/ that Meek and eir.opportr.l
as that allidasit was. he did ssi WA sheer Lordships would
allow Me rale to be mad, absolete.
The rule was *comedies,' discharged. with coat.

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roe alma e. TATUM.
Mr. %Twills's sheered eagle wart the rah obtained IN this ;
case, for a nimbi', iisfaessatio• wiriest the Defeirdatis. for has-'
lac dirtributed ausoopt the Cornisers Jury as Oldham a slate.
neat retpeetiag the death Jobe Lees. garrote us have!
, bees winks by iliara.haw. Ile agreed very i y agitiart
she amphora«, is she opt of this Del/admit, the astral pre-
ostopt- boa that every koew the I for it was Not is be I
.apposed that as igoontat. illiterate alas. It• he was. mold holm
hem aware of the roles of erbilmee. sad of the issadmiosible al-
tem of the paper which he had hassled I. she Jury.
Mr. Drains followed as the same side, sad hoped sato kb-
'Mediae he mold eel bat ark sawkilge the culpability of the
act of whim the Defewlaos had beets guilty. that the toast
would .et, by waking this rah absolute, so far prejudice his
nor a iib • Jury. as wow be Ike eibewqsesice a their prosaism-
lag whet might be milled their write, of his goat.
ricalltare Take is sepputt of the role.
1 lir COAT &TRWd that the rule wart be made absolute,
each of the Judger aibliois aa obeer.o, that thr decioou of
the l'Asort WINO elect west ois farther tartar& ertatslishbre the
guilt of the pony. Oslo the Indies of a bill by she Grand Jars.
skirts ass its
Writhe(Ne ably aa exrertioa aa opiates, that the cow
us. alt sue

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rut Pirko v.
Al eve &clock Mr. Drawies, •pos brim tailed as in his
tis.• by the Chwl Janice, said be vs hind to amino she ea*'
of she Coroner at Oldham, is which he had noned for eel
*Wird us a f...oser day a sale, cello% epos hba to oboe
emus. why a ant of Mandolines sis.fisid not 'ralee directing him
so proceed forebrains wish the Ismsera no the bsdv of Jabs
Lees. These one losi mss, prt ,f
rees Co-
mber. who. perms' is his ag world erily
proceed sills the Impsest on Wedeln/ay neat; thereto'. very
Issue time rook be gamed bs mein foe the flat* Moraine ess
pretest ucca-iss. His ally mans for mateassieg she ease
was, the the Conner sight h. Ink by ibeCoort that be .Meld
proceed; lash" re pt rardly agotansed ander envenom:es
which led ts saspielna shut similar adjasramem might hero.
*feet take place, which would reader et senevary ke him se
Mee Beata ISI Coon.
Ms. therjeavd Ca's' said, that be was analogs to slum eagle
1111011/11the Rale .4 hi. Leaned Felted. Ile kit Mae. intents-
hoe be had slated, a au hi. duly Iv shoe came fa
=lel. is ender no sake their L.4dships' indrawn. There
wen matters in she .wits spas which the stile had bent .b.
Weed is bi:b reentred im mower.
The Lute late, JesTi&caa.—Thea yea wivll Is slum
(awe ?
Mr. Mak:ail Ca oss.—Yer, my Lord.
The Lose Lines Jialica.—Then yule will skew chime 44
PERJURY.
Thomas (keine Scorner was broughtop for jselpmest•
Mr. lineney spolte is aganivaillea of punishment.
The Primer pot is several alldavits Warns iodises, to his
previews pod choreal.
Mr. Janice Savuer, ober a impressive aildfros, said the
wakens •A the Cowl was, list the Primmer timid tit conhosil
la Laid Ilach.lieldfi. fur sin reeks, and ken be tracopmed
for seven years. Ile .laid that this ms the femsbest awe of
perjury be Imoil em beht44ll.

PARISII SQUABBLING.
On Fs .y a Vestry assembled io Behest-Woe
Chord, to elect • rseilllis in the room of Mr. Bow-
ford, resigned. At l 0 o'clock a great member of the,
Parishioners test for tbea,pqrpose ; bet instead of '
proceeding to the electioe, a violent contest took
place between the two parties b the Portico of the
Chisel', and it is even said. that blows were •a•
changed. Thomas Pedley, Esq. was roamed so one
side for the odic', and Mr. Smyth ou the other. At
length Mr. Wolin, the Upper Warden, took pee-
Bessie, of the Chair in the Vestry-room, accompa-
nied by the Vestry Clerks, and the foot Collectors,
sad the balloting commerce& Ti bloods of Mr.
Smyth retired into body of the Church, end these
elected Mr. Cowin to the Chair. A Protest was then
entered against the legality of the proceedie fgs, 10 r. S.'s
friends insisting, fleet the Go rs o the psh
were not empowered to receive the resignation of Mr.
Seafood, or to appoint a day for the election of etiolate
person, and therefore they determined upon not pro.
credit,' to the ballot. The Protest was banded
resod for signalers, and rib persons had signed it
on Seterday. 'Do constituted authorities in the
Vestry.roont paid no etteetion to the pimps', bat
went on with the election, end at two o'clock the
balloting closed, wheu the seashore were annueuited
as follow :
Far Mr. Polley, 1961 Per Kr. Smyth, 3.
A requisition was immediately circelated by Yr.
Say th's friends through the parish, for siguaturee, Se
call a Vestry on Thursday eget, for the election of
Tomtits in the room of Mr. Stamford, which was
signed on Sounds, eight by 302 inhabitants. The
team of Mr. Moreton's latprisonment *spires mit
Friday swat, when be seers to retorts to hie residesce
the Grime.

FOLIOS.
-maw-
rrrirrom FROM THE FISHERMEN.
111.tswon novsa —tieserdry • 'umber el idler.
men presented a petition to she Loom Maio',
fel
i.g that his Lordship wield redeem a eery series'
evil, by • hizit their mite were emoissiderably maim.
ed. The Petitioners begged no Ism Ibis Hot tbe ma-
chine by which Wiest is rail.' ft** the bed et the
Thames. sad intqtralitles removed for the improve-
ment /if the navigadoe, shoeld be altogether db.
pensed with.
The Loa/ Memos staled, that some my etre,'
proofs mast be given of the alarming evil of tbe ma-
chine, before be could think of removing it.
The is►ermes said, that bus bad been raised by
the vs °Aloft of the stubble, and in dragging their
sets along with the tide, those inequalities broke
them in pieces, and of coons they amid catch no

fish.
Mr. newel!, the watew.bailitY. Meted, that belied,
in CatolN f s trial is the King's Bench, nom-
glen in 'nand the mar is the parts which the fisher.
now said were inlayed, and the otaelyiue, instead of
curio* the otteyeeiities, effectually removes) them.—
Ile had thrown in a tattle compass at the dintseee of
n 104.1 and a ball's length. and Nand that its so part ;
of the bed was there et difference of t•• feet. Tne
fishermen bad made some complains to Mat epos a
former gem 44444 and he had grooved the machine at
their recisest : bet if the wadies was meter intro.
dared, there •nuld Mill he complaints.
The Loan Marcia said, be CONIaI soot tb'ok of sa.
erificing a peat ptlsittie hent.lll in a swat usagiaary
veto,and wrlwothstautll hi% WWI to brit? 111. g.
Men, he cerisisily ninit be VI w•rti f. ..m jog
ihr nigirri4n .1 the a ger I.j. it. Lt,.
with tba e. .:1,

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Mr. Howell said he 'fluid remove the in./pion ifs
of the River, if they were pointed out to him.
The fishermen went amity very user% dissatisfied.
Celli:lJY TO ANIMALS.
' A fellow, who usually goys by the name', Nelson,
from the circumstance of his having lost an arm et
sea, wee semosoued on a charge of haeleg cruelly
hasten bin dog, and convicted in the mitigated pe.
malty of 13s. which, being enable to py, he ass
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committed.
GutsonaLt..—A hearing took pine on Saturday en
a summeas obtained against the proprietors of the
Saracen's Head Inn, Snow-hill, by a country lad
about 16, who had travelled from Forter by one of
their coaches, for salawfolly detaining his trunk.—
The lad, who took only an owed& place at Easter,
bed rode inside, as be understood, with the consent
of the coachman, from Seliabery to liartfoed.behlge.
When arrived at the letter place, on being applied to
by the coachmen for the 'seal compliment, sad Or-
in him eel,/ Is. the mass became very abusive, celled
the buy a skelk and a cheat, sad dragging•hisa 'keel
the coach, made him Imam his origioal skittles on
the outside. On his arrival in tondos the fact wail
commentated to the proprietors, sad the last's trunk
was detained till be should pay sin shillings stairs for
the fire, while he rode inside. In the defence. it
*es alleged that the coachman had not at ell con.
serried to the lad's riding ioside gratis, bet that he
considered him as leside passenger. An attempt was •
made to impels obesivelaegeage to the lad, bet sac-
[ eessfelly rebutted.
The M AGIiTRATIL cessidered the transuctise to be
as impoeitints, therefore he was of °pieties that a re-
medy could only be obtained by a civil action. lie
rocomMended to the proprietors to give dieted up his
honk, bet they persisted in detaining it till the Gs.
should be paid.
CIRCULATION OF FOKGEI) NOTES.
Woosuie.statee.—.'Maria Witham., she had
ibeee before eamisted, was ea Saturday filly com-
mitted on a charge of otteriag forged notes.
14'illiass Polley, Sarah Pak., sod Ann Collier,
alias Catharine C&rd, were brought up for farther,
eatimination for the same offence. William Palley
was first plated at the bar.
Mr. Wm. Goldsmith, 3, Whitfield.street, Shore.
ditch, es the 17th September, received of the Pri-
estlier a .s. aote,which he produced, for the purchase
of met mahogany. He gave his name Wee. Perry,
end eddies, Welliagtoo.street, Bethnal-wean. Tb.
note was returned as forged on the Mooday folios.
log. Application was made in Wellingtoo.strem,
bet no clue could be gained of the Prisoner.
One of the Beek Inspectors proved the ante to
be forged.—Two other cases of a smiler nature mete
adduced sod folly brought home to the Prisoner ..
when the Magistrate was about to commit him, bet
the Beak Solicitor said he espeeted numerous other
charges to be brought *pleat him.—lteemoded.
How.sester.--Saterday Thomas Gray, a gentle.
Moly tooth* sae, was brought before Mr. FAO.
KANT, charged with obtaining a large quality it
media frees Mr. Kell, In the Strand, seder false
retrace. It appeared that the Prisoner bad ordered
the ankles to be sent down to his father, who is se-
der steward at Eton College; but open enquiry, it
termed yet that the father of the Prisoner denied any
koowledge of the transaction. Mr. Kell, upon a
second order being sent in him, ascertained that the
Prisoner had sold the candle. at Elea in three hours
atter they came into his possession. for a less sem
thee the carriage, Ate. bed cost. Bet the Solicitor
for the Prisoner contending, that es Mr. Kell had
shwisoutrasaktibeegathheovcehtarregessancofsiaonitiaded,atwdebmt,egispretivaiewdes
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aimed the case.—The Prisoner was arrested before
ha left the °lice.
IMPOSTOR.
The impostor detected by Townsend the officer, a
few days since, at a Gentleman's house in Net
Norfolk-street, is the same men who as described
by Mr. Bottersiorth before a Committee of the Hesse
111 Commons upon bleadicity. As is known by the
same of Porfield. He was applying to the Gentle.
on in New Norfolk-street, who is well known ter
kis humanity, for his subscription to a pretended in.
Safeties for selling meat at aid. per pound, and vs.
'tables equally cheap. He produced a large printed
bill, stating the lastitstion to be patronised by setae
lif the first characters in the country, and containing
**editions sod regulations of an institution esta-
blished since the year 1800. With a view to obtain
Inge slaws jytioni, it •as stated that all subscribers
,shove one guises carte to have. the privilege of giving
,tickets is prnpnrlion to the sent given, for the poor
ipeople to obtain meat and vegetables. 06.'11(1114y
it has been discovered that no such iestitutioo rein,
lead that the reference gins was to Porfield's private
mikes*. The discovery was made by a servant of
the Gatineau recellectiog that the same roan bad
'called upon his master twelve years since.
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Lima ATION ele PARSON COMM.—Oa Thumb,
Parsee Chorch was liberated frees liorsentooger.ians
prisms, tho period for which he had bees untested
hiving 'spired. The nee evening he preached
Sermon et his Chapel in St. George's-kid., before a
wad numerous congregation of his &flowers. Om
came to congratelste his on his liberation from (at
they styled it. en oojest) captivity. Peeing his iv.
Iprisrininent, he was visited by several respeetsbil
matrons ; and he never •es a tiostday without fair
10 to 15 hot dinners being brought to him.
Messrs. Cuneta and Co. are consulted at Weal
stock-street. Otford-street ; and et Cbselotte.Howe.
Great Charlotte•street, opposite Ilse Rev. noshed
Hill's, daily, from eight till eight.-51echeuics hot
advice gratis every eveniog. from ail till eight ; rid
on %;tioday enormities anti! 12 Runt:cif
°I :79 Plats W 1,1411011 al%o taate+liT cored. tritium:
being confined.— 1.7 There see private doors at coca
boner, and privets rooms for Fewt,ier.—N U. "lII'
Counts and Co.'s lecteres on too prevailing OA-
; else', are pebliNhed at one shilling, by Nr. w",
Mackfriars.rosil. They contain useful infarair
'iota for )(wig 'Practitioners.

lIAKRIEO.
Oe the 2ith !remember. at la. Oafs/ger, Haaascr...,five.lo
It•-....laar Poole, Lamm, Saaierleisaara. 1•I MI. ac4l4
briJitsrater.

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