The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-06-15 00:00:00

- SPORTING INTeLLIOINCEL
fiIEintARRET $F:C0,111 OCIITItEIt MUTING. ton
Itostsov.--Sseeepstakis ot !lugs mad ; A. It.
F.ol,lEnster's Augusta. est. MSc
Lord Orosesstoet Adzipboas OIL OD.
Dake of Pronto'', e, by Wohl, set of Martini, est. gok
CRAVEN MkETINCI, IMO.
THOnsaAvr.—The Claret States of Wogs sash.
Mr. Goddatt's b.' e. Lasater, ity Robots. oat of ands.
worm's dam
Mr. R. Wilson's b. e. brother to Parrot
LordHseter's b. f. Augusta
Mr. Hsater's gr. e. Oestaros
Mr. thlny's Ibis
Deke.of Draftee's e. by Wofel. Get of Cbareoal
Mr. Walker's elt. f. Prosody, by Doe Cassock, out of Metre
Mr. isaysrie's TreasHias
Lord Greatesor's br. e. Adolphus.
Fes DAY.—Tbe Port Stakes.
Mr. Feuer's e. The Heenan
Lord Eseter's br. e. by Soothsayer, out of sister to Clips
peahen •
Doke of Draftee's bee. Reginald, by Haphazard
b. f. Zeal, by Partisan

MIMING AT i'ATTERIIALL'9,
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DOISCASTISSI ST. Lassa.
sto 1 apt Gustavus-9 to 1 apt Jack Spips—a t. /
apt Clialapaigtie-11 to 1 apt c. oat of Aatalsoilli—lten
little bettlog.

OLD DrIILEI*-7'xis .11tuutio,

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blusaart.--Johe Spenser, why stands (Urged
the Coroser's•inquisitioe with the wilful manioc ot
his wife, was pat to the bar, when
31r. Anneevra applied to the Court Jo postpene the
trial till the nest Sessions, on the ground that as tim
prisoner bad oily bees committed since the 7th of
this month, his friends had not had time to preps*
for his defence in so satisfactory a assailer as coeld
be desired under so serious a charge.
The COMMON &MIGRANT said, he had read the de.
position, and was convinced that justice was not likely
to be dung either to the prisoner or the public loy so
.hasty an inrestigati.m. lie would therefore most wil-
lingly accede is the applicatiou for postponemeat.—
The prisoner was then imiwnied his trial would mind
over till next Sessions. The prisuaer is a very harm-
less looking man, apparently between 30 sad CO years
of age.

livtry James was indicted for burglationslr brisk.
ing and entering the dwelling-house of George Ryag,
Esq. M.P. at South Minima, and stealing Arnie a
silver watch, the property of Edward Lloyd. Tbe
Jury found die prisoner Guilty, but strongly mow
mewled him to mercy, on account of his having lod
a confederate, not in custody, and of his having
abstained from personal violence towards the plat•
rotor, which was recommended by bis conspaniomb
The Common Serjeant said that recommendation
should certainly reach the Royal ear; but advised do
prisoner by all means to prepare himself for the worst.

►!IGH COURT GF JUSTICIARY, EDIXBIRGH,
JUNK 12.

DIMMER or Tilt numntito Tun Nair.

Yesterday, being the day appointed for the trial of
the person accused of toil above crime, the armies
leading to the Court were so crowded at the anal time
of opening the doors, that entrance was with dituta
obtained for the jurymen wbo were saismosed to
Darid Haggart, the prisoner, a very yosiag man, of
rather genteel and prepossessing appearance, being pat
to the bar, pleaded Not Uuilty to the iodictnient, which
the Court found to he relevant. It charged the panel
with baying on the 10th October last, cruelly and felo-
niously murdered Thomas Morrin, late under Jelin in
the jail of Dumfries; or with being art and part in the
said crime.
From the evidence adduced, it appears that MOMS
declared, before his death, that he received a blow'
which knocked him down, and saw Haggart, wbo was
then a prisoner in the Jail, and a man of the name of
Dunbar, another prisoner, who has since been tram
ported, running away. He imputed bis death to
gart, who was seen in possession of the key, whicilthts
had taken from Morrin's breast pocket, and. with which
he opened the dour by which lie and Dunbar escaped
out of Jail. The skull of the deceased was fractured
the blow or blows lie received ; and the deed ap
to have been perpetrated by means of a large stone is a
flannel bag. .Ifter a lone trial, in which the prisoner's
Counsel exerted their abilities in his behalf, tbeJory, se
a few minutes consideration, unanimously agreed. that
.‘ the prisoner was art and part guilty of the crime li-
belled, ' and the Lord ChiefJusticeeterk sentenced bin
to hr executed at Edinburgh, on the Nth of Jaly.
'lke unforinnate prisoner, who had preserved a steely
roirposure throughout the day, appeared at one time is
be moved during the passing of judgment, bat semmil
again to recover himself before the close of his Lord-
address, and subsequently gave vent to some ex-
pressions of resentment towards the agents fur the pro-
secution, as they over:: passing hint to leave the Coat.

Coax• Even cscr, Je:ss 15.—Our market moaners
abundantly snpplted with Wheat, but the themMJ
being very limited, a considerable quantity of *ilk I
arrivals remained on hand at the dose Of dil:4l,
market, hating no buyers ezcopt for the finest
which supported Monday's picas; hut all Ohm ar•
seriptions are tonsaleabla—Ltarley fully supports VA'
day s prices. the supply being small, and the miller
rather cold, has induced sense of the thltstsm to no-
tion. waiting longer than they intended.—The arrivals
of Oats have leen large this week, vet the sales WM to•
lerahly brisk on full as good terms as ou Bewley.—
Beans are Is. per qr. dearer.—ln Peas ad other ankles
there is no alteration.
SMITHFIELD MARKET, Juxs 15.—There was bit .a
short supply of Beef at market this moralug. but 1"
Sheep and lamb the supply was rood. The market sr
peared (scary, and sales dull; the prices were somisal.
(I'o sink the oral ; per Rtone of MIA)
S Beef .... ft. Oil. to 4s. ed. CATTLE AT HAMLET.
Milton.. b. Od. to 4s. Oa. Beasts .............. On
Veal .... 4s. Oa. to Ok. 141. Calves .............. ILO
Pork .... 4s. ed. to is. 41. Sheep and Lambs •• • • 7•1:
Lamb .... 4s. Od. to Os. ad. Pigs .............. I
HAT 31.taturr.—No alteration in the price or 113!,
Straw and Clover as per last.
Buy •• • .31. 10o• to li. 04. I Straw —lt. b. to It. Its.
Clover ..4f. ns. to Of. bs.

Yesterday. the 14th last.. at Mt. Marv*. Lambs* Mr.
William Gray. of Fleet-atreei. to Sfiraii, votairstialt'
ter of Henry Maadsle). Esq.. Gbolienhaia-Otee. Umbra'
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DIED.
At Dover. the kith lestaet, John Mint Fedor. Fol.
aged tt".
At Hamead. on the 13th inst.. !Les. Mnry White. widow
of the lat Mr. How) White. of flemitsteaj. is the NOttl
}ear of idwb...=:............................
000' °f
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paper) N.. 1411. w , strand. op tit Cofeec el CU" •
by K. IF ARONLL. Jon.. LL. is to one" eft t* •
munteation, Orden, 64. are requested to headloment,