The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-07-01 00:00:00

SAME TO 5.1.13 t.

" tam obliged to follow the advice of Col. Chambron. it
Is for your good hereafter. Lord Glerawley has told Col.
Chambron that ids lot taking off leis hat was nut intended
as an insult to sue, and that he was reedy to assure it.—
Chambrun says. that I have no reason, and that 1 ant ruined
is the eyes of the world if 1 make 1 brother of a family fight
without a cause, and that it k absolutely necessary he should
know you are indebted to me fur a sum of money amounting
to LSOOL ; you must immediately arrange to de fare it to
it will be the means of causing an immediate separation,
or, if you choose, of gl; lag the np, and living with him. do
which he had paid that sum. Let it be so, take
may stiller, say 1 have lent you Mitt money. and that yea were
in distress, he will pay it, and then separate from you 1 a■
certain. Mend me an imnterlinte answer."

Mr. Iluni-ctism addressed the Jury at considerable
length on behalf of the defendant los mitigation of da-
wages, which he did with grvit eloquence and inge-
nuity. The'topics which he principally urged for their
consideration were, the meagre 'whirr of the evidence,
to chew that the defendant had really sonor.oineol any hiss
by the elopement of hi, wife, the dismority of yetr he•
tween the parties, the negligenee of the plaintiff in
leaving Isis wife, daring such long intern al. ..1 alosynce.
exposed to the corrupt indolence of French lismoiroo• the
extreme youth of the defeinlant, anti his litter
to pay damages.
The enter oh:STICK samoned up the case with great
impartiality, and
, The Jury, after rwieng for about half an hour, found
a verdict for the plaitif;ff—lismages

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OLD B-111.11,1, Juse 30.
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BANN Pito3lCUTloNet.—Yesterday morning, on the
Judges taking their se:As iu
Court,
tin veral perilous
charged with forging Bank-nutes, an uttering notes
knowing them to he forged, were put to the bar : the
following pleaded guilty to the minor otrettee, of hay
in notes in their Foiselisian knowing them to be forg-
ed, which subjects them to fourteen years transpurta-
lion, cis. Daniel Canisvidm, Jushas laenr•• Charles
M'Key, Philip Johnson, q.. Grunop, Jabots Ralmj.
ger, Thomas Mathews, Sarah Ewslcr, II Wham Shribla
and Benjamin Glorer.
Mr. REVNOLDS, the Counsel for the Bank of Eng-
land, stated, tbat in consequence of the before-named
prisoners having pleaded guilty to the minor offence,
he should not call any evidence upon the raid tal charge,
of which they were accordingly acquitted.
The following then pleaded Not Utility, generally,
and will take their trials for the capital offence, vie.
Mieharl Sulliren,J ll'. Staplefoe, John Milers, James
Merstlen, Irene 3.ni16, Irtrrirt Treseenr, and S. Co. ter.
-brows Bradfield, a brewer's draymisan, was indicted
for feloniously killing and slaying William Serval,
on the 15th of June, in the parish of St. Clement
Vanes. It appeared, that on the day stated in the in-
, dictinent, about four o'clock in the afternoon, there
*se a temporary stoppage in the carriage way, mil the
HlMitern side of Temple-bar. Amongst tLe vehicles
trims stopped was a curt driven by the deceased, Won.
fkipwell, which was on its way to the city. This cart
outside of the rank that w.,s stopped, but there
. s plenty of room for the drays to have. passed with-
out coming in contact, and the first did pass clear.
The prisoner was the driver of time second dray, but
&mead of being by the side of his horses, he was riding
M the fore hors ~ whistling carelessly, and driving at a
pace. The deceased perceiving his cart in
danger called out to the prisoner to stop, or keep
nearer the pavement ; but he paid no attention to the
call, and proceeded on until the wheel of the dray
came in contact with the cart and overturned it. The
deceased was thrown out under the cart, and the cull
1 for the prisoner to stop was renewed, bat be went mm
1 until he was stopped by force. The deceased mean-
' while was taken to a surgeon's shop, and finally to St.
Bartholomew's Hospital, where he died on the Slonday
`following of the hurts he received in the fall.
The Jury found the prisoner tioiltv.
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The folliowing.priseners were capitally convicted:—
SeHtac/ Hoy, for stealing a time-piece, value SI. the
property of John May, in his dwelling-house ; Eliza-
beth Haleetrorth, for entering the dwelling-house of
Anne Sawyer and Jeminta Hill, and stealing twO sheets, i
s Joseph Webb, for tutattltineired: Winchley in
• certain dwelling-house, and taking float his person
14s. ; and Willies* Keaton, for stealing twe 1/. Bank-
notes and 2s. 6d. the property of Wan. Gordon, in his
dwelling-boon.
(aavrraisnetanv.).
, 'To TAR Punuc AT Lames.--insnanavion is given
of the nature of the present Semmes' 1 ! That the
.aeries of the present Quitter will not be firetrrable;
will be dry, and very dry I wends* *bole Sonienor,
little rain, and very little rain, is In Ist appooltid sharing
this SIMNEL 1 wish that 1 aigio isapa,,thegoodfor•
tame of being mistaken; but, by asparsiniW ohne-
ratios., it appears to be tree.
•• • if; T: 1.V., Cusbridge.