The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-10-01 00:00:00


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09PE FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.
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fisHE Directors of this Company respectfully' in-'
i. Awe the Public, 'Chat Policies of Assam.. .cis granted
utiles on the Lives of Persons in the Army, Mitida. or Yoe.
q. within the United Kingdom. whether on bait pay; or
boost service. without extra premium.
CBS Assurers with this Company are permitted to pass by
Often °De Port of the United Kingdom to another, is Deck-
A A*stets, or Steam Boats: and are also allowed, during
plitle, to pass from British to any Foreign Port between the
TOW MI Brost. both inclusive, In Vassals as above described,
vidoot additional charge.
LIFE OFFlCE.—CapitalOss MtLitott.
PPMS iustarlng in this Oleo participate la Prise. Sept..-
*My, without incurring tae Liability of LAM. the Proprietors
bariag asdertaken all responsibility; upon width Principle,
are the Instances • of Tel, Twenty, and Thirty per
being paid is addition to the Alta et mama% Bid atm
. *warred where the Payment has linen more than dosblo
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tWlliiiiseured: • -
•AetigrtuilooPOOt., 111 alPftmoviasia,pos, to Twang-Ale
l OW =Dow seven 7;lns:rat hfichaejlimasaglßlS,
baolteels added Wall Policies of Assures... OWN Is this of.
lee, for the whole Period of Life.
i'• ' 1,1101.• OPPiCß.—Cspitsi One Motion.
Policies elected upon every Deseriptlon of Property withis
M United Cordon,. upon remittable terms.
*LekietiSist ellformly paid by this Company, with liberality
ria promptitude.
Policies, which expire at Michaelmas. should bestowed
iritMa 15 days thereafter, or the same will beams void.
No annum money, admission re*. or vibe* Akilleial *aria.
meted. W I WAN BURY, Bee.

PARTNRRSHIPB DISSOLVED.
G. Chin, jtin. and Co. Dorchester, Dormitsbire. minters-4.
Nicola and J. Reich, Adams's row, Hampstead 'road, timber
merchants—J. and R. Htevens, Cadogan Arms. Siosne•streit.
Chaises, nictimaßers—R. Attree and J. Cartier, Hill street,
Finsbury.Bt. Luke, common brewers—J. Campbell and Co.
Port Glasgow, sugar refiners—J. Perkins and S. Robins. Dean
street. Sotto. working goldsmiths—J. Harrison and Co. liorie.
lay, Tipton. Staffordshire, coal masters—R. Harrison and Co.
Jliorseley, Tipton, Staibrdshin, cosi masters. as far as raisin
to A. Maoby—S. and C. D. Lumley, Gray's Inn lane nag,
pawnbrokars—T. and J. Hall, Maiden lase. Wood street.
wbolnala hosiers —S. Knight and J. Rider, Beltield, Rochdale.
bleachers.

PURLOINING NEWSPAPERS.
—ago—
(lsom Tlll Liens MIDICONT.)
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COURT HOUSE. Barr. 90, ISSUL
PDIUNT, 781 MAYOR, JNo. 1111104)N, Ma. NANDI' BALL, HQ,.
• AND JoNN arty, MM.
Mr. Henry Clayton, a half .pay surgeon in the army..
waebetreght up for examination on a charge of stealing
int etspeopsergitworecom. News Room I. this term. John;
Of the room, stated. their La coos..
lepooeui papers having been yeryfreweeetly taken eat of
the room, a wheel-box' was constructed in which a• person
was ersearsbanally stationed. who bad an opportunity of oh.
serving what passed in the room without himself being
seen. On the preceding evening about half-past seven
o'clock, witness being in this observatory.saw Mt. Clayton
takelwo or three papers and fold them up, after which he
Wilds seat and went to a desk in the corner of the room,
when be put two of them into his pocket—the Times and
the Maniac Chronicle. Witness immediately went into
the swat and charged him with having taken them; the
prisoner at Ent hesitated. but after a short passe, be took
the papers eat of his pocket. ' Witness here produced two
papers which had the mark of the news room impressed
upon them in red ink. Three gentlemen were in the room
at the time who saw the transaction. Mr. Ws, Westwo id,
Merchant. corroborated so mach of the evidence of the
last witness as related to that passed in the room relative
to his charging Mr. Clayton with taking the papers, and
' golds taking them oat of his pocket. Mr. Clayton denied
having pat the papers into his pocket; he said he had
merely put them apart for the purpose of making some eit.,
tracts from them, and bad no intention of taking.them oat'
of Ilse room, The examination having been hotshed, Gaol
Mayor. addressing Mr. Clayton. said, it had now become
the slaty of the magistrates to commit the prisooer fur
tidal. nukes he could give bail for his appearaece at the
tossing eessioas. Mr.-Clayton said be was not immediate.
ly propered with bail, bet he did not doubt bat he should
lovable to procure it in the course of a few hoots.--After
. reseleingla the custody of the chief-constable for two or
threw hotarsi, he found 'emetics and was discharged. Mr.
Clayton-was not is subscriber lo the room but had been in.
;reduced as a stranger, a privilege which he had enjoyed
Got gee or ten abatis.. .

AGLE INSURANCE COMPANY.—NotIes
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lie the I:eth of Oecolker, to the tOth Dayof Noe/Faber wastoolaan
err Dray will crimson) payola'. between *Cheat* Pow WA
4 continuo payisig on everyauseeedla. Day (Illaniall aNyiptod.)
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roGLE INSURANCE COMPANY.—Notice is,
tottotti diem that, pnr.uant to the Deed of eleideseet. me Amend
Mottled. of the Proprietors of ten or wore thane fell) be held at
di Litotes There, itishspagatasereet. ea Friday the M dap of October
stet al igitioek at noon, %ribs purpose of receiving the aeorwats of the
=z6..aadlf sleeting tiro Diseases sad ass Auditor. he the to a the
ise Ueatkawn who go ea by Matt" bet the are ellglbie to
11 tedlded,
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Cdsic • Sire. 26—The information which we aim-
meaiented on Monday. relative to the detection of the
worse than savages implicated in the murder of the unfor-
tunate and unsuspecting family of the Franks. was per-
fectly siebaktent in its &WIS. The younger Sheehan who
sat in a conclave when their doom warscalad, but who
(kaleil•
laallaveissiecifuterasioside the
tke atonviemwenhtenhet rafthe initiarlai:er°foll;
a•sositats eatrups.aphtet the laws of UOD and man,
ilsoilshod the isforassalon, arida has bee. followed up
peotoptaess.by Major Cartekaad has lad to the ap-
of six of these oencernea in as wicked and
wallahs a =order, as any that has been committed within
see reesitectien. They, were brought to Doneraile on
Wednesday, and lodged in the Uridewell preparatory to
their transmittal to the County Gaol. The female clothes'
la which the ruffian leader acted so conspicuous a part,
boos oleo been sewed, with traces of the blood of the
victims on them, and with other proofs which will further
assist, should any be wanted, in establishing the guilt of
the parties now in custody.
his rather a remarkable circumstance, and perhaps not in-
appropriate to nolffie here, that at the period' of Sheehan. who'
was prosecuted by the young Mr. Franks, having received es& 1
teneeof transportation, Mr. Franks addressed a gentienten who
sat near Ms In Court, in the foolowing emphatic wrote: "Nov
1 may go home mad make my.well as speedily es poesible."—
(Clenetftstka.) •
A elm:nelson of a very painful nature occurred yesterday
at the barracks, which we are sorry it has fallen to our duty to
record. particularly as the Regiment it has taken place In, Is
remarkable while in this garrison, Ibr the gentlemanlike de-
portment of the officers and the good conduct of the men. A
private of the lath Lancers, named M'l ann. who had been
silehtly reprimanded; awe have been informed, applied for a
Covet of Inquiry into his conduct, which Wad granted. and the
reprimand conlirmech Not satisfied with this decision; he ap-
plied for a Court Martial, whiCh was as promptly complied
with, bet while It wasdepending. and a verdict grounded on
the two former decisions, likely to be returned, he repaired to
the stables, provided with his pistols, and had been there a
abort sieve. when* Lientesant of the Regiment went in. whom
he Bred at; the ball passed close to the body, and most provi-.
dentlilly misted Mtn; toe unfortunate men then presented the
other pistol to his bead to commit self destruction. in which we
regret to slate he so far succeeded as to mangle it in such a
manner as to leave little hope of his recovery.—(lbid.)
Counucx or rue PoLice.—On Wednemiay, 17th Sep-
tember, one of the Police stationed at Carrickbeg, being
sent out with instructions to kill any dogs found on the.road
with logs, fired into the cabin door of an industrious poor
non, named Kelly. at a dog then placed on the threshold.
The shot killed the dog, and wouoded Kelly's child, a boy
about fire years old, who was at a short distance inside the
door. A large grain of the allot penetrated the child's
cheek, and remains lodged in her jaw, and another grated
below the eye. Kelly was at the time working at his loom,
and the shot which was thus near delorietsig him of his
child, was fired without giving him or his family anv pre-
vious intimation whatever.
The Police are in general considered a necessary and
useful establishment, but, without adverting to a trial
which occurred at the last Waterford Assizes, and coo-
fining our observations solely to the above outrage' and the
Wittman manner in which a party of the Carrickhl Police
conveyed a prisoner some time, ago to Waterford, it would
appear that sonic of these people consider the life of a fel-
low.creaturc of little more value than that of one of the
canine specie; ; —and it is surely high time to restrict the
propensities of three gentlemen, and convince the poor,
that in a peaceable neighbourhood their feelings are not
to be wantonly ou•raged, nor their blood shed with
pnnity, by those who are so well paid to afford protection.
—(Lcinotter Journal).
hILICKNNT, SEPT. 27.—CGNTINUED axn A LAMING Our.
RAGSB.—The spirit of outrag, rapidly expo Is, and the
war against property assntnes a nwre.tiolent and determined
charat.ter amongst our. peasantry. (In Thursday night a
quantity of wheat and barley. &strained for rent its the
immediate neighbourhood elf lii!kermv. near L'astleblomlen,
•was carried cif by a large party, who seized and hound the
keepers wills cords, and then accomplished their lawless
purpose, The corn, whielt H:laded forty-four smelts of
wheat and thirly-five of barley, was conveye 1 aw iy in a
very short time.

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who hive ebbeerthed • whhsk,
les eernholdoikoe. wlet„_ _ ‘ailtinfilometkeoi
lonele ef the awn Ttr
A Return k wade every nu pooh to moose Wend opted Pt)..
No ohnewe kr *Who.
In tbe Lite'Departomeot. the Rath an Too per Cent stew diao ow
oohed by other Companies, whkh 'mato as a herlabe Asnoa lhowe
the Amami.
Ink& elks the Asearedpato ineligible to mai wood the kale of sea
Preemie Preemie .p be otatibel (retitle), sod Intonneee tiled,* at Übe COB-
pny's Onke. to, liridge-etreet, Miekfriare.
7 Waldo hplring at Micheehea• obeali nowwwl Within Fifteen Days
that period. The Returns to Insures, entitled to melte WA. In
iew payhorat the *See.

ECONOMY IN DRESS.
CtiARLES and Co. Tailors sod Drapers,
111 t, Pike fttreet, Mims West ot Piga tam, Impetrany la.
Piebiameet and Ueetleams. they eaa ham a Fashbonaldio Cat add
etti mate •Mt of the best rise Cloth, madet. meseare. [n.l
isr.fit3a 45:2 51. Bisse at Vlach ditto. it Mt N. to Al. sd. t
atisth saitood, s.
heed. to Mt Ws. ed. ; Baperdie Sarieet. /3. as. N.
aim as. ed. ; Valetas.," or Cloth Timmer% 5 tel3dp.; • Salt argi
eviiplite./1. O. N. to 14. Me. • Roc Chaise, and Audiometers
ktairetiattd CiadreaTrlveliselasgSreairBl"utie7 Jambe(..
yaw.
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f. asi,Ce, endemism their Beehless 0.5 Ready Sow Prieel4=..e
Waded ea aterliseee articles Who shore tom PriemAnalita sad
Mipistioese emoned loyeay Home alibi West-ead; sorb esti& Ititai Mit
seder their immediate lespeettoe.
L.511511441EX waited apse Maar rens Homes, Vgdiesseke a LOW
Test paid. Observe, Ike No. lel, Floetittreet.

FROM TUESDAY'S GAZETTE.
•
WIIITEIIA LI.. Herr. V.
The King has been pleased to direct letters pateSt to be
ceder the Great Seal of the United Kingdom of Great
tirtt and Ireland, for granting the dignity of a Baronet of
the said United Kingdom to the following Gentlemen. and to
the heirs male of th it bodies lawftrlty-begotten, viz.:—
OharleelForbes, of New and Edinglassie. in the county of
*Aberdeen, Esq.
• ',bona* Reid, of Ewell Grove. in the county of Sorrels and
gi.Graystone Park, In the county of Dumfries, Esq. , •
George Abercrombie Robinson, of Batt's Dense, in the
'peaty of tiletweriet, Esq.
William Saline, of Polheamet, in the county of Linlithgow,
FOREIGN OFFICE, Spry. 30.
The King has been pleased to appoint henry Canning. Esq.
to be his Majesty's Agent and Consul in the Circle of Lower
&nosy, and the Free Cities of Hamburgb, Breams, aid Lu-
beck.
emendations in the Regiment of Berwickshire Yeomanry Ca-
valry.
J. Dame, Gent. to be Cornet, vice George Logan. retired.
kobert Landell, Esq. to be Surgeon, vibe Smith, dec.
BANKRUPT.
T. Atkinson. Ludgate hill, London, cabinet maker, to stir-
nodes Oct. 90, 21, and Nov. 11, at Basinghall street. Atter-
neys, Messrs. Harvey and Wilson, Linco:n's Inn Fields.
DIVIDENDS.
Oct. 91, G. 'Wright. At. Martin's lane, Westminster, boot
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factor. at Beeingliall street—Nov. S., W. Potts, Sheerness,
.Xent, linen draper, at Raaineha.i street—Oct. 30, 0. and F.
A 21100014 Kirbyrooorside, Yorkshire. corn merchants, at Bar.
`.tea's Hotel, New Melton—Oct. 28, J. P•tstow, Earl's Color,
Essex, miller, at the lied Lion tan, Colchester—Oct. 28, J.
Itotitttibit, Newcastle upon Tyne, silversmith, at the George
VeivitasUe upon Tyne—Oct. 28, W. Horns and .1. Stack-
rA'Liverpool, merchants, at the George Inn, Liverpool—
f; J. Richardson, Kingston upon Dull, corn dealer, at
shoed( lad Duch Tavern. Kingston upon Hull—Oct. 91. T.
ILanvithen, Glamorgaoshire, dealer, at the Bear Inn,
ge.
• • • . . CERTIFICATES—Ocr. 21. •
Stratford upon Avon, Warwickshire, corn utter-
client--T. Llitt, LlterPoot, coach maker-1. Itattlson, Moaot
Terrace, Whitechaptd road, dour factor.

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Os the same night, a body of peasantry, provided with
cars. Ike.. having assembled insonsiderable furor, at about
11 it'clock.near the lands °Hatay Bash. on the very berdert of
the town. where corn had - been also distrained for tent,
apd io rare of bailiffs, our City Police, accompanied by
ante Colonel Lindsay. and a strong military force, pro-
,c4elled to the place, Where they apprehended twenty-four
persons, fix of whom were from the neighbourhood of Dal-
lingarryt in the county of Tipperary. Twelve horses sold
caul, which were on the road adjoining the premises. were
brought in by the I olice and military. The assembled
countey people bad not commenced the work of carrying
oltiestdistratned property when the police arrived; the
pireamice "ranch a multitude at so na-eaeonable an hour of
sight, immediately adjoining the distrained premises, and
se amply prepared for the instant removal of the property,
unequivocally manifests their intentions. One of the fel-
lows whom the police came up with on the spat, hatl the
hardihood to assault our High Constable, Mr. Williams,who
struck dolt n the ruffian.
These outrageous proceedings,regulated as they evident
ly have been by a vigorous system of lawless combined's,
can Re contemplated withont the ettnost alarm. It is
a t a strong conapirsey, conducted on an exien
sire stole of operations, has been formed against the rights
of property in this quarter, and the most resolute measures
of counteraction can alone defeat its purposes.
The affair nudes went a most mi ante Investigation before
the City Magistrates yesterday. and the, result, we older-
stand, developes an organization of a powerful and cotnpre-
bensive nature—such indeed as must excite considerable
apprehensions for the safety of this part of, the country.—
The men ate still in custody. We cannot be more panics•
lar in 00f detail nt present.—(KiTheany Moderator.)
ANOTHiI ACM/XT.-4)0 Thars.tay night, we under.
stand, 27 men and 12 horses and cars were seized sear
Lazy Bosho within a few miles of this city, and brought
to goal by a party of the 7tfth Highlanders. It is said
these people were apprehended on suspicion of intending
to remove corn distrained fur rent on the premises of a
widow, whiew family were once respectable. Fortunately
for the men that district Is not governed by the Insurrection
Act. Doubtless, this Weir wilt make a great show is
the prints that, delight in dishottourisg Ireland. We
merely soda it to rive oar English friends a new lessens
on the nature of the Constitutional Government of this
country, and that they may learn something more as to
the important services of the military employed in this
part of the United Kingdom. We are curious. to know by
what authority the military went on this "foray," so like
the frolics of their Highland sires—and also who are time
accusers, and under what statute the men and horses are
detained ? These things mast be inquired into.—(Leineter
"oairnal.)
eml•minwwwww.

RECORDER'S COURT, VUBLIN.
....do,
wacyzso.q, 6trr.23, 1823.
Till KING, AT TUC fIIO4IICUTION Or JoISIIPII WOODS

afainst ANY 990V/1.11.
The •Progeentor in this rase was no less a

personage
than the offiriating High Priest of the ancient Temple of
Hymen, in the flay Market, the Prisoner en attendant
vestal, and who had been dishonored by the Prosecutor.
While at the bar, she had ht her arms a beautiful and-
ieteresting betty. about a year old, and dressed very
neatly. The Prmoner'sfirce presented less attraction than
perhaps di .I that of any other Am suds in the nodal—
:oe was indicted for having assaulted the Prosecutor on
the !6th, telth, and 26th ofAugost
Mr. Bairns& addressed the Jury, and observed that if
they had as many opportunities of seeing the Primmer
and knowing her conduct, es be himself had, he should
not think of troubling them with any observation* oft the
case. The Protection had received an University educa-
tion —(Prisoner here observed, " Indeed, he his given
proofs of it.")—His disposition and manners were kind
and conciliatine, and perhaps no person but the Prisoner
conli be found to give him the same canes for welting
sa often before that Court, as it has been his misfortune
to do, within a few months. To think that the Prose-
cutor could. up to the evening of life, escape those difficul-
ties, that in one shape or other beset all men, world be
tie mall to expect, but with him, his misfortunes, vex-
edema, and troubles, never reached their climax until he
bad the bard fate of meeting with the prisoner.—(Prisoner
.s•B4 Oh the shabby paltroon, that was the best (ley ever
he erne.")—Lovers' eyes, it is said, are generally blind,
and in his case the observation was verified, for it would
Is difficult to discover in the Prisoner any of those fascia
nations that sometimes este/mite the frailty of man, these
was no disputing about, or accounting for tastes, and it
would he sufficient to say. that the Proseetitdr, about the
year 1813. removed the Prisouer from his kitchen so his
bedchamber—(Here the Prisoner violently testified her
indignation, at the assertion of her having been Proseeu-
tor's servant, and said it was false.) The Prosecutor, as
he was bound by the order of nature, uodertook and did
provide for his unfortunate Offspring, by a liberal weekly
allowance.
Prisoner-0 No, Sit; he cenld'ut do that, for he spent
all his money on Moll Brady, the b---y housekeeper, and
left me without any.'
The sun never rose from the day the Prisoner saw Mr.
Wood's house, that it did not witness the most unprovoked
and violent assaults upon him by her ; during her several
sojourns in Newgate was he alone emancipated from her
persecutions ; on her enlargement she would taunt him by
bellowing before the house. or followioF him in the street,
crying out—" You think I have been idle since you saw
tee lest, but here is a present for you"—at the same time
presenting him with a child, and accompanying the gift
with no very delicate observations, while the paving stones
in Smithfield were frequently the instruments by which,
she conveyed her vengeance to the Prosecutor: no force
weld restrain her violence, the walls of a prison alone
could preserve the Prosecutor from her fury; and he (Mr.
Bethel) entreated of the. Jury. that like their predecessors,
they would enable the Court by their sentence, to preserve
the Prisoner from answering by her life for some future
gratification of her fiend like malignity ;and he hoped their
verdict would be some teruainatioo to the persecution of the,
unfortunate Prosecutor.
Mr. Woods was then called and sworn.—He deposed that
the Prisoner assaulted him on the 26th of last month, by
attacking hint in his house. and breaking in his gate, and
" hitting him in the face with a stick ;" on the 28th, by foi-
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low:ng him in the street, and throwing stones at him ; and
ou the 2.9 th, by pursuing him into a house, and taking up
a ease knife, with which she attempted to strike him until
prevented by some persons present.
To a question from Mr. Bohel, prosecutor stated him-
self to he a married man; upon which the prisoner Cried
out—" Oh, you Iniquitous old rogue, you keep 11011 Brady,
who brats you well, and the wife of your Journeyman
Couple-beggar. I'm the only and the real 'Mrs. Ts.elium.
Tise prisoner then proceeded to state that shs had h• en in-
timate with the prosecutor for the last fourteen years ; that
prosecutor seduced her from hi r friends, who w: re wealthy
ice liallinasloe, when prosecutor was p or and despised;
that she hat a son 'of nine years old. of whom the prosecu,
tor was the father, and that li id he paid her the allowan,:e
alive shillings per week, which he . had engaged to do,:i
i she oercr would have troubled him; and that oa the sere
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