The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-08-23 00:00:00

Ma. HUNT.

we Imre from the is. authority, that this Gee.
oleos. is subjected, is his estalloemeat, to the seat
snare restrictimes to his letercoone with she 'retold.
Ile is am allowed to eetreepood with etty member of
his family, genes be Moves his hews tiro fat the
lespectint of she Illsgistrates i on is be allowed to
mink to his sainet, who accompsoied him does to
Machester with his gig, nap is pompom of
she poke or his tank').. rem the same loom
we see able eciesland with a fact, Illeentive of the
esteems swans with which Mr. 111/111' is penned
by his sod his eaten?' masks. As nee as the
sews reached Aid.,., of hie arrest, ell the per.
sees resident then sad le the oeighboerbood, to
whom Mr. Rine, steed lodebted, were Greed, with.
Nl ims of time, to tote whatever they amid
order to ietlessally themselves, as they wove assayed,
sod by use Teo whose reek sod station oeceeserit,
pane, some knowledge if the law, that, I. the
mut if his convict's*, " of whki," bolded these
▪ maligeset penmen's, "oe doebt as be
emertaised„" all his property of every deactialook
would beaten forfeited to the Crewe. we rattails
at pleat from poldishieg the wenn of these per,
noel toot is the hops that they will abseils velem*.
rily from thee, ietasous attempts to involve Mr.
Iletre• family is msefesion, bet is &epsomite that
alter this Nuke they will be Woad to de so br
oell.groesded fear of the poen! @diem this coodeci,
whoa thee @spited, is caleolated to smite. Whoa
Yr. Hurt shall be liberated, It will be his baleen
to dal with themes Is iodise proper, sad we have
els &obi he will leant epos them es mead a obas.
demean as they merit.

Hum., Ago 21.—A letter has brow received be%
whits states the leas of ibis followiai Davis' St mite
Alps, sis.t—Oetan Saonels, sod &timid., of
Roll; Sidon, of ,• Majestle, of Loads;
Ralth, Royal Roomy, sod Thomas sod As., of
Leith • Mary Age sod Tay, of Dundee. The crows
sr* all and. l'ho abets wows was brim& by the
of faith, which pained Peterhead as the
17th .f Aqui, with ohs,' Ash. She also Kowsbroo
the Willowsl seems of the owdorsoooliorsoil Hall
ships, cis.:—Ark, sees Ash; Eclipse sod Imo.
love, fear each._

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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
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COURT OF CUANCERT. At.. I.

In the matter of the Bedford Charity, which has
been so long pending, respecting the admission of
Jew children into the charity-school at Bedford, and
also the propriety of Jewish parents being permitted
to live in the charitable alma.hooses, his Lordship
said, this morning that ha was of opining that the
children mould not be considered as entitled to admit-
*ion, as they could not possibly observe the roles of
the charity ; one of which enjoined that the children
should attend worming and evening prayers, sod that
they also shook' attend some place of public
worship on the Lord's day, on pain of being deprived
of the benefit of the charity. These children, there-
fore, who were of the Jewish persuasion, could not
possibly attend to this role; and as it formed an in.
dispensable requisite in all candidates for ailminion
to the school, they, therefore, most be esclorled, as
the founder of the charity never coold have intended
I► for them. He would, on Monday merni-g give
iris jadsment os it, and state the reasons a irtr.h in-
dicted him to come to this conclesi9n.

NORTHUMBERLAND ASSIZES, At a IS

CROWN t oURT.
Jahn Ilall, aged 3M, a corpulent and gontl.l e•
tweer.d publican. was charged *WI hating ..(lien 691
net of a box belonging to Itr. " Friendly Slciely rat
all Trades," whore meeting, were held at the Pri
goner's how, in Long Brenton. 'theee were three
kill to the lint. exch of t Iwo ?i,ewartla had one, and
the Prisoner the third. The principal circumstance*

of 'vivifies', sees. Om when the other ton lock, nett
Injored by having teen ricked, the landlord', lull.
was .1,0416(41. *Ft.er• ssa., however, nn evidence
to bring guilt home in the Prisoner, and ho was ac-

qoirteil.
31ary Mum* the unfortunate woman who had
yesterday mire 1111 her trial for four boors, and hat
obtained an acquittal, was 'gab put upon her trial
to-day on a fresh indictment. The note seleeted for
indictment was different, but the whole of the esi.
denee wit essctly the same as yesterthy. That she
had sitteffil fiVe I forget) notes was clearly
proved.** The question of a guilty knowledge was
much perplexed. 'Elie Prisoner had been for two
years in the same house, was well known where she
paid the forged now, and instead of shunning ob.
tiun, conwitrarel ,nd freely with acquaint-
ance , who saw her at the time. At the bar she
conducted.beraelf with the same modesty and col-
lected address as yesterday. His Lordship summed
up the evidence with uncommon este, and with
great clearness distinguished the circumennres of
and the presumptions of innervate —Nrt

14.. Count► CrOPOldar SW then gone throogh
Iwo were OCtillittell one wee convicted of petty
larcen►, god sewencrd In two months' imprisonment;
cis r,e now bent:tett up to recei►e sentence of de olls,l
and were toes add Iby hie Lordship:—" Pri. I
goner. et the bar,--lt now remains for me to pro.
sooner sentence of death upon you. This is the no-
toral termination of a course of vim,. The first step
of criminality is the wont act of lift. Experience
btu proved, that from one step criminals proceed till
they come et last to the dreadful siteation In which
yes are oow placed. Detection is the Worst result
of crime, however carefully concealed. There is an
opt that has obseend every art of ;err lives, and
that now sees whether you LA that contrition
which year conduct and your situation require. Your
respective cases vary in their circumstances. If
Gray, yea. a very young man (19), have been con-
victed of highway robbery. There was a threat of
violence, but no schist violence oat used. TAM 101 l
great distinction ; because as here health and life are
put in danger, the potilshmeot most be abundantly
hither. The circumstances of your case authorises
me to recommend roe to the Royal mercy. James
Batten (aged 21, convicted of sarrilAge in the parish
church of 114 ford), the circumstance in your case it,
veal the offence was committed in • hallooed place,
which ought never to be rowed but with r rrrrr nee
owl religious awe. Peter 311Rcnny and mei Mai-
shin, yours is an offence of a very aggravated oa-
ten: ►ou were dealing in the *irked craft of utter- I
ing forged notes, which has all the wickedness of
theft. The aggravation of your case that it was
• ay stem, and persisted in after necessity aortic.'
•o longer • proton for it, each of yon having con-
siderable property, the fruits, probably of your
wicked craft. John time (a gnod•looking plum;
man of ti), you haye been convicted of slieep.steal.
ing, and it is an agg ion that you were a botches.
But tram the circumstance if appears, that you were
oat habituated to such conduct. hoot's was a mid.
night deed, bat the eye of God saw you, and you
find yourself pow convicted before man. Ralph flush,
your case is one of most paioful consideration • your
•ffence was committed in • situation of trait. It was
the crime of a men capable of maintaining himself
end his family by honest indastry. Yoo were placed
In an independent and respectable situation. Ye•a
were the husband of a wife and the father of a fa-
wily. What bitter agony of distress you have oc-
casioned to them ! What an 'sample you bare
set to them! Your crime was driving away at once
a large number of sheep and their lambs; but
It is clear that you committed this crime for the per-
tar.e of concealing • course of crime. Your case
claire' most despond serious consideration from me.
If I found any circumstance of alleviation, I should
seise it with the greatest avidity ; but ay duty to the
Public reqoires that I give the nee careful consider-
ation, before I can giro any pledge of recommetediog
you to the R iyal mercy. You will, therefore, do
well to set about that ptepsraiion which may be es-
sential, and which will not be thrown sway at any
Isle. The moron of the law is, that you be sere.
rally haeit,ed b► pear necks till y net are dead ; and,
whenever death cusses, may God have mercy on your
souls."

NEFIVASTLE ASSIZKS, Arc. 10.

Mr. Joglice Blylee proceeded, at eiizht o'clock
this morning, to the Town-halt, in order to tato the
criminal sod civil' trial; for the town.
Ono tromp, Frances Paßisen, h 3, was fou-
nded of ottering ft rgA B•itisti Unto Convoy's