The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-06-27 00:00:00

FROM TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. .

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July 19. J. Kirkland and J. Madenook, Coventry, ribbon-
reenufacterers—July 19, T. Age. lIIMer-lane. Fleet street.
printer—July 16, it. Flack, Sliegberd-street, Olfoed-street.
(*bleat-maker—July 16, V. Iffeetlat, Hemp street, Hemp-
steed-road, grocer—July 19. P. Phillip, Kinestreerjlarr
tholomeor-close, merchant—July 16,R. Bwandata of (Jaws-
borough, Liecolnshire werehant--July:lo,#. /feeders se.
Tenbridge-place, St. Panora', merchant—August 9. G.
Dentin, Shad-Thames, Horslydown. ligliierdiso.datV 48,
A. Slater, late of Cuddingtoo, Chesbirg. corn-deo .—Jely
29. J. Jackson, Coventry, ribbon-manufacturer—Jaly IS. J.
Elliott, late of Farnham, cotamen-brewer—July 99, J. Bed-
fok, Fen Drayton. Cembridgeshire, dealer—July 16, Cr
Oelverhoese, Walcot, Sumersetshirie, flour-factor.
CERTIVIOETES, JuLT 15.
J. Mignon, Manchester, merchant—M. 8. Hughes, Dad.
leigh, Worcestershire, fronfounder—W. !Least, St. Bray.
Cornwall, lime-burner.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.,
B. Plant end H. Keys. Chespeide' silitmeu-4. Holman
40 and W. Merlin, Btalzephon:street, Le, ukg-lin erntondsey.
millwrights—J. Banton and H. Ransom., Or t Yarmouth,
' Iheen-drapers—J.' Crebb and It. Warrea, ackney-road.
s.lldaara-.4. Benison. Leeds, and B. Benson, Bedford, Wool
WtrdoM. and W. and J. Harris, and W. D. M•Merdo.
. paper-manufacturers ..(so far as regards W. D.
)—T. Chambers and T. D. Lord, Cornhill. hard- 4A •
wagensen—M. and T. C. Meadows, Prince's-street, Spital-
fields, dyers—W. Shorten add S. Goodwin, Birminghani, ,-I,I7IIA‘A'IV.-",-;‘.,?.' i
grocers—H. Butcher and T. W. Jordan, Fichis-Mtnet, Mad. -• : • --, 4
hape-street, Whitechepel, sugar-refiners. •,„-tk,
COURT OR KING'S [IRMA, Waarwrxelfienwirall.; - ant
coact e. newat. 4
This was an action by Mr. erace a irnaanfacterer of
ornamental figures, against Mr. Dewar, a gentlemen of
fortune, to recover damages for the injury done to the
gig of the plantilf, by the unskilful tnaaagensent -of the
defendant's carriage by hit coacinall. • t•"" ' ''
On the part of the plaintiff four wittlialtsewene tailed,
*ho stated that on the day in question, Mr. Crate was
driving his gig through St. James's-street, into Picca-
dilly, when he was obliged to fall into a line of carriage.
going in the tame direction. The defendant's car-- •
Tinge was behind the gig, and hie coachman wishing t 3
obtain precedence, whipped his horses, which were ex-
ceedingly spirited. in order to pass • and to the act of
inning, the pole of the carriage became entangled in
the wheel of the chaise, dragged it tome • yards up Pic-
cadilly, and upset it opposite the Whit* Horse cellar.
The plaintiff and a lady riding with him were thrown't .
out, but did not sustain any material in)urv. Tkit,es- . - ~
pease of repairing the chaise was 71. 7s. 6ri., which 'be
sought to recover.
For the defendant the coachman was called, who stilt- '
ed that the gig wee behind the carriage, and Mr. Creme .
attempted to pass, when the accident occurred from his
own rashness.
The Loon CHIEF JUSTICB left the Jury to determine
on which side the weight of evidence preponderated, and .
The Jury found a verdict for the Plaintiff—Ramages,
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71.75. 6d.
Till KING r. !SYMONDS AND ANietltlnt. . • .
This was an indictment against the d'otendan's for a
nuisance in working a steam-enginwlig the manucaoure
of cotton, in Leman-street, Goodrastes4ieids. It was .
proved that the smoke of the furnace 'greatly incommod-
ed the neighbours. On this nt, Mr. Common Ser-
geant end Mr. Brougham, foes ants, submitted
to a verdict of Guilty. W

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OLD BAILEY, TESTRIDAY.—R. Roe, alias Jenkins, who
was remanded from the last Sessions, Was convicted of
stealing in the dwelling-house of Wm. Dodovic, a fish-
monger. in Otford-street, the sum of 5151. in bankers'
'whet*s and gold, on the ' rld of • Derenitrif tot, ee "
gonjanction with two men,"named Chandler and Strong,
not in custody.
BOW-STREET. —Yegterday Lord Clanmorris once moro
thadeliliesppearance at this office' in the character of 4e-
foulest to a complaiot preferred by two officers of this
Court of Requests in Vine-street, for assaulting then? in
the execution of their duty. His Lordship was brought •
in a hackney-coach by Perry, one of the officers, who had. -
the warrant against him, and was ushered into a private
room, attended by an Irish barrister.
After some discussion; and a great deal of private COl-
saltation between the parties, Lord Clanmorris reqnested
.permission from Sir It. Birnie to settle the matter 'Tido
the complainants. The permission was granted, and-at
the price of five sovereigns his Lordship purchased-the
~forbearance of his prosecutors from any further pie- •
maims. -4 .••
The Royal yacht is victualling at Deptford. On rd . •
day a variety of articles, for the service of his Majesty;
was put on board. The yacht is to be at Pertsmon.th
Tuesday. but the King is not expected to go on board so
moon as is generally reported. His Majesty, we are happy .
to say, is enjoying now very:excellent health.---6(Kectir4o , r ,
Gazette.)
Frae.—About half-past one o'clock yesterday enorstag,.i„,
a Are broke out at an eating-house kept by Mr. Baker,ls .
Cable-street, St. George's in the East. The inmates, con- ,•• ,
Mating of Mr. Baker, his wife, four children, and tharaer- . .
sant, escaped with the utmost difficulty in a state of nudity,
at the attic windows. One of the children, a box foot tetra -
old, was so much injured, that it was found necessary pip
take him to the hospital. and the house and furniture Imo
is a short-time completely Instroyed, and two others ad.
joining much damaged. ' • '
DUBLIN Coramrssrosr.-04 Monday last, James Kil-
bride, William Kilbride, Andrew Kilbride, and Patrick
Kealy, were tried before the Commission Court, Dublin;
for breaking open the house of John hi'Keon, in the
parish of Seggard, and assaulting with Intent to Mdr-
der him. James Kilbride was further icidiattd for
having committed a rape on the body or Hannah
M'Keon ; and the other prisoners, William Kilbride;
Andrew Kilbride, and 'Patrick Kealy, were indicted for
being present, aiding, and assisting James Kilbride 'in;
committing a rape on the body of Hannah 111'Keoa.•
After the evidence of John and Hannah Kirin hceta
heard, with that of Gerald Flanagan, a Police Offiti•r„;
who took all the prisoners into custody, five witnesses
were called in behalf of Kealy, four of whom swore he
he was with them at a wake, in a distant place, at XI'S
time the crimes were committed. Several witnesses were-
also called to support an alibi on the part of the other
prisoners ; and. the Jury, who retired for about tbree
quarters of an hear, returned with a verdict of Not
Guity in each case and is each count in the Indictments.
In the course of the trial, Catherine Dunn, On old
woman), was examined by Mr. O'Connell; she Stated,
that she was at the wake; that she saw Neely there ;
that he went away before her; that she stayed- there all
night, and that she called him up between three and
four o'clock in the ipruing, in consequence of wcrier
of his having calve he was cross-entrained kt '3lr.
Miami at
.some felfres:l; nothing folder's' lees ;hated,
Ind she tenninated the cross-examination very abr4tly.•
by saying, " that she would take Mt more oaths ; fur
" what should she ? her brad Wood, and she -swap very
"dry, and she would stop there no longer." Shniedimen
hustled rlff the table, bat turned round as imhewiegling,
and said to Mr. *Kane, that she wished he wunlilltkive
her the price oY a dram.
The Warder of Saturday contains a loitg.talinurid
Exhortation to the Orangemen against dreaming the sta-
tue 12th July.—(Dublin Paper.)
Ettaavux.—ln the Report of the case, Martell v.
Beaumont, in yesterday's STaratimare.the defendant, ra
by mistake, inserted fur p/oissii/j; with reference to th.'s
cireunsstance of the plaiotill's having Ilen the benefit
atilt fesolveht Act two rears agb. The mistake iy
however, obvious from the context.

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