The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-07-30 00:00:00

CARRIERS

To Twickenham, 8 rentford, and Inleworth, every Moo-
ds), Wednesday, Friday. and Saturday.
EANIES sod Co. Proprietors.
Parcels and Paettaites are safe!) and expeditiously eoll•
le),(1 from this INN to every City. Ter.,. Village, and
Cot:totrx Seat in the following Counties, sig.:—
Iterki, Hereford, Surrey,
Rocks, Kloueeste►, Su 4.ett.
C Norsk Kent, Wilts,
Devon, Oxford. Worcester.
Dnrset, limits, Sooners'', South Wales.
All Parts of the Isle of Wight. Jersey, Guernsey, and all

Ports of France,
AND TO ALL Of THE NOIITII.
Neat Post-Malmo. &c at the shortest notice.
*** Take Notice, that no Package, containing glass, china,
tenches, plate, eash, or hank-notes, hoviever small Meanie...
•ul be arcounied for, if lost or damaged ; nur say other
parcel or passenger's luggage, of spore than l value, finless
specified as such When &hyenad at the and paid for
accordingly.

Turkey, Persia*, Brussels, sad Kidderminster carpets,
Call Sizes) ready for laving down.
N. B. Carpets, de. cleaned. and the utmost value gives for
old Carpet h exchange, at R. COLLINS and Co. U .
Hoene, Regent-street.

TooTH A _AeliE NL,
PERRY'S HSSENCE. has received the sanc.ion
and support of the most distinvnished personages In
the kingdom, together with the mated testimony of the dist
Physicians in Europe, and eumerous favourable comments
in highly respectable Medical Journals, were It has been
declared to be the •• IILST THING area O Vol
TIC TOOTH•ACIIK AHD E•11-11C111." II Instantaneously re-
lieves the most ewers-lacing pale. preserves this Teeth sound
sad firm, prevents further decay, effectually cares the Starry
is the Gams. fastens loose Teeth, and renders them erne aid
serviceable to the latest period, and effectually prevents the
Tooth-Ache.
Sold In Impales, at Is. lid. and 2. tied. by Butlers',
Che-
mists. No. 4. rheapside, sod 220, Resent-street, Losios
IV, Waterloo Ptace, Edintitergh; SL, Sackvills-strert, Dub-
lin , and by the principal Medicine Venders through tit the
silo kingdom.

The Magistrate adjudged him to pay a Sae of 51.
- ?Somas Maxwell. otherwise Redinao, Thomas Orem
otherwise Stayer, William Pickering. otherwise Skim?,
and Peter Hand, better known by the name of Peter
the Bold. *and's': more of the bargemen *be were
charged with being concerned in the riot sad esishlo
nation to raise their wages on last Thursday estrolags
when the 3d regiment of (hard, were to embark et
Paddington on board 26 of Messrs. Pkitford sat
Co.'s boats for Liverpool, were brought up fee en-
minatima.
The prisoners in defence stated. that they were
compelled, under a threat of being thrown late the
water, to join in the riot by the rest of the bargemen.
particularly by Owen, Chester. Worseel. and little
George, (nicknames) their real names they did set
know, nose of whom are yet In custody. The User
Crates being satisfied with the proof against the prison-
ers, committed them to prison to abide their trials as
the ensuing Session.
Qcnas.sottanx.—lftstona.---Yesterday Infireem.
tins was received is Leaden of a horrid marier
lately committed- at Tanaton, Somerretthlee, by a'
youth, earned Hooper, about 18 years of age. The
accused is the son of a rich spinner in the Manche...
ter trade, and the person murdered was one of the,
woekmea employed 'in the factory. They were at $
.whea in coortepoop thilays
asintim
&lila the other, batholiraffellfirs to Ito
manner in which the murder was committed was
sot permitted to transpire. The *ceased, as it is
supposed, led the country. with an intention of
reaching America ; but the route be has takes is set
yet discovered.
HIGIIWAT ROBOBOT AND ATTIMPTCD MOROltdr•••
lefornsation was received at this °Scoot' a most du.
log attempt to murder a man named Jobeoa on tie
Buntingford road, Hertfordshire, on Thsreday sight
last. Jobson was a dealer, and travelling late in the
evening he was attacked by three tomaKof whom a hill
description is given to the Police); they knee:MlA
him down with bludgeons, and beat him la a =mini-
merciful manner, then tied both his bands together
with a cord, threatening that if he made any dorsi
they would instantly dispatch him. They after this
riled hie pockets, took his watch and steel purse,
which contained a quantity of sovereigns and silver,
they also took his bundle, which contained several
skirts and other linen, a salt of new clothes, sad
other property, and then flung him into the ditch is
an exhausted state, in which situation be was after-
wards found by persons coming that way, who saved
his life. A large reward is offered for the apprehen-
sion of the robbers.
U stote-HALL.—Carolise Slee, a girl about 19 years
of age, was charged with having stolen a quantity of
household linen. The search which took place for
the linen led to the discovery of another offence.
which Is likely to produce more serious consequences.
The prisoeer was servant to Me. Ford. of Nine-
elms, Battersea, with whom she had lived six months.
Some days ago, a quantity of linen was missed, and
as the prisoner was the only servant who had oppor-
tunities of removing it, application was made at the
office for a search-warrant, which was immediately
granted and placed in the bands of an officer. The
officer went to Mr. Ford's bons* to execute the war-
rant, and met with a more determined resistance from
the prisoner than be expected. When be told her his
business, and that he wished to pat his hand into her
pockets to ascertain whether she had the line.. said
she, that impossible as it was that she coal -carrya
bundle of linen in her pocket, still she would not per-
mit any man to search her. The officer then proceed-
ed to coercive means, and she retaliated. He seised
her round the waist, and endeavoured to poll her
pockets off. She *crotched and bit him in the arms
and hands ; but at last he succeeded. la one of the
pockets was a red morocco pocket-book. which con-
taised some papers, amongst which was a cheek on
a banking-house to the amount of 961. Nothing was
found spun her to trail to the discovery of the linen;
but the desperate resistance she made was ao-
counted for by the sudden and unexpected appearance
of the check.
The moment the cheek was found, she begged that
the Aces, would let her go for a m meat, and said in
a frantic manner, that she would soon settle all. Care
was, however. taken ,that she should offer no vl.lence
either to herself or any other person, and then the
officer proceeded' to search her trunks. in which he
(Amen! 'macs( tits property which bail been missed,
consisting of some old towels, &c.
When she was brought before the Magistrate. Mr.
Ford stated, with reference to the second charge, that

The Magistrate ordered him to lied bail in the sons
of 1001.. and to give his own recognisance for an-
other 1001., to appear at the next Sessions.
Muaosa.—On Tuesday and Wednesday se'enight,
an inquest was held by Nicholas Wood, Esq.. in the
neighbourhood of Neath, on the body of Margaret
Williams, a fine healthy young woman, who was found
dead in a pill on the marsh adjOining tba village of
Cadoxten, on the morning of Sunday the 14th inst.
The inquest was attended by 1 magistrates and
other palletises, whose interests had been strongly ex-
cited by a prevalent and well-founded suspicion, that
the deceased did sot die from arty natural or accidental
cause. The Coroner pursued a very deliberate and
able iseestigation of all the evidence that could be
collected en the shocking catastrophe; aid the Jury
were locked op the whole of Tuesday alibi, an ad-
journment of the inquest being necessary logo through
the whole. The facts proved were as follows:—The
dimly was loud lying err elo imenthie, la a pill on the
said marsh, containing about 18 caches in depth of .
water, but too narrow to admit of the body sinking
into it. The face and head, however, were ander the
water, whilst the right side of the body, with the arm
is an elevated position, was perfectly dry. A basket,
containing the bat of the deceased, and • sheep's head
which she had purchased at Neath on Saturday night.
was found on the marsh near the spot. The marks
on the body consisted of braises and diecoloaratioso
on the throat and neck, and on both arms above the
elbow ; but of the two arms the right was most
bruised, apparently by strong pressure—those on the
throat were manifestly caused by strangulation; and
the medical gentlemen, who opened and examined the
body, gave in their opinion, that tbe violence which
produced those marks, occasioned the death of the de-
ceased ; they also testified to the fast of her pregnancy.
—A warrant was issued on Tuesday morning against
the man generally suspected of haitag committed the
diabolical act, and by whom the unfortunate girl bad
frequently declared herself to be with child. He was
accordingly taken into custody, and held prisoner sill
the verdict should be pronounced. The poor girl had
been a servant of the prisoner's father, a small farmer
Is the neighbourhood; bat bad quitted bins tan weeks
back to live with an illustrious old man who occupies
a smell cot near Neath, where she was reworked by
the neighbours for her industry and cheerfolness.—
Though the strongest suspicions existed against the
prisoner, no evidence was adduced to establish his
guilt. The verdict of the Jury was, therefore, " Wil-
ful Murder against some parses or persons unknown."
—.The deceased was • native of Carmarthensbire,
whence her most afflicted parents were summoned to
witness the beart.rending and appalling spectacle of
their murdered child.—The Magistrates have declared
their resolution to reek oat fresh evidence with unre-
mitting scrutiny ; and it is devoutly to be wished.
that the inhuman monster who perpetrated this foul
sad horrid deed, may yet be brought to justice.
YARMOUTU. JULY 23.—Our market condones
ehanderitly supplied aito all grain, particularly
Wheat, which experience fell sales, at 2e. per quarter
lower on the best sorts. and 2s. to 3s. per quarter on
theorem's' and inferior. Barleys are full 2s. per qr.
limper. In Oats, Peas. and Beans, little doing.
CRICIIIIITIS COIN MAREnT.—The returns of the
Core In.peetor. up to the 22d inst. are, Wheat, 395.;
Barley, 205.; and Oats, 20s. per quarter.
Chichester market, on Wednesday, was very fall,
and much busier's done, particularly in lean stock.
the low prices of which tempted many to become
purchasers; good ewe mutton was current at 2s. 31.
per smut ; prime wetbers little in advance; beef. 2s.
rid.; west country sticklers, 20s. per head. Many
droves of Welsh beast are in the neighbourhood.
amounting to nearly 600 bead of cattle.
Pilaw joints of mutton are sold in the neighbour-
hood of Lewes, at did, per pound—in the parish of
Laaghton, about five miles from Lewes, the best joints
.uf mutton are to be bought at 4.1 per pound. What
a blessing
Oe Thursday morning, a unman returning from
Li tare irk to Neweastle is die county, was attacked and
boat at benglimore, and robbed of toed and salt, some
of which was recovered by the city police in the course
of the day.

MENBARS' KETI.III.N.S.
REPORT.
Cossmitteeappoiated to examine the Return.
Members of this How, in pursuance tif
Orders of the Holm of Commons. of the
Ise 1821, lathe last Session of Parliament,
be same to the House; anti who were
examine the said Returns, end to amend
to the same to the present time: have, put-
) Order of the Rouse, considered she mat.
referred, agreed upon the following Re.
Committee hare to report to the ilonse, that
them, that fifty-seven Members of Par.
of tinder the Crow., at the pleasure
or otherwise, the net emoulumenta of
108,5651. 11s.; that there are thirteen
Parliament. holding offices in she appoint.
the pleasure of the Public Officers. the
' which are 28,1071. 4..2d.; that then
there of Parliament holding offices Sr
ife under grants from the Cron a, the
which are 9,658/. 8.. 10d.; that there
of Parliament holding office for term el,
grant from the Crown or other Public
emolument of which is 151. ge. Id.; that
Members of Parliament holding offices
Pr appointment from the Chiefs in the.
Jessica, or from other Publics Officers, the
,ate of whieb are 10,0301. 10. 3d.; that thee*
Members of Parliament holdieg pensions, wr
- offices chiefly .executed by deputy. held
. of the Hone. of Commons under grants
Crows. or by Let of Parliament, the ease.
• which are 7,4781. ; that there are two
Parliament bolding the reversion of offices
Crown after one or more lives, the ends.
shish are 6.489!.; that there are seventy
en of Parliament holding Naval and MM.,
Commiuions ; that fifty-nine of them bol4
and are included in the preceding

appear. to your Cumusittee. that eighty-
bets of Parliament bold offices or Pensions
possessioe er &ion. not ieelading those
Naval sod Military Commissions, to the an-
• of 170,3431. 14s. 4t
Beene; was the Chairman of the Cos.

ro. I.—A fettles of Members of the
Commons ►olding Offices ander the
the Pleasure of the Crown or other ease.
Z. s. d.

Gibbs Crawford. S•eretary of Le-
to the Veiled States
Mervyn. Governor of the Isle of

is the Army.
HOlKNlfeble William, Joint-
. Mister (lateral in Ireland ..
`• Hon, John Maxwell, Lord of
Treasury
Hon. Charles, Chaneellor,of
/Lancaster ..
,rd George Thomas, Comptrol-
,lng's Household ..
Major-General in the Army.
lysses Bairns!, Surveyor-Gen.
Ordnance 1,
Int-Colonel In the Army, sad
a la the Guards.
loons, Bart. Lord of the Adult-
-1,000
Georg", Part.? lord of the
.4 1,000
VlMA••Adinfral of the Blue.
Galbridth Lowry, Governor

Ai.lentenant.Cleoeral is the Army, and
Colonel of the 3ith Regiment of root.
Wm. Bart. King's Equerry.
of Royal Laboratory, Soper.
the Royal Military Repository,
la for good services.
john Singleton, Solicitor-Gen.
King's Sergeant-at-Law.
Them Peregrine, Secretary to
India board
the Cape of Bond Hope, with
ry of SOM.—Vide Parliamentary
No. 377, Sess. Ifteg.
Lord Viscount, Commissioner of
of Controal.—No salary.
Master la Chancery in Ire-

Right Hon. Wm. ♦eseg, Envoy
lea. Including House Rest for
'is Legation
Viscount, Aide•de-Cusp to his
tbs. 6d. per dims, ands Colo-

Army . .. .„ ..
, Right Hon. WiwiHrary.t Com-
of th• Board of Controul ..
Robert. AttorcerGeneral ..
1, Lord of the Bedchamber ..
Vaughan, Governor of Loa-

_......reneral in the Army.
Amt Sir Georg* Fitzgerald.:
of Ireland .._

Tt 'miry of the Ordieoce ..
Jobustooe, Bart. Lord of the

Hoy. Wm. Ist Commission-
, sad Forests, sod Agent (or

486
1,220
11,:063

pension of LIMO from the Civil
as e retired under Secretary of
, which ceases whilst receiving
from other offices.
itterquess of, soerotory of
Pontiffs Affairs. Lord of Trade,
lesion., for India Affairs ..
lion. Sir Chorine, Paymaster-
of the Army ..
Pension from the 41 per cents.
Lord of the liedelanaber

793 0 0

4.401 6 0
4,5'.0 0 0

2,200 0 0

8,300 0 0

4,900 0 0

109 2 1

1,600 0 01
6,101 0 0
000 6 0

400 S 0

9.000 0 0
1,941 U U

Viscount, Lord of tau Tres-

1,000 0 0

3,100 0 0

6 000 0 0

3,400 0 0

402 3 4

tht Hon. Lord Charles Somer-
.. Aide-de Camp to his Majesty.
Lieat.-Color yd ➢ragoons. _

,r llamas Byam, Comptroller of
iesty's Navy ..
len-Adodral of tbo Whits (no
IT)

1,210 0 0

2,000 0 0

by the Parliamentary Return, No. 602, of
that Sir George Cockburn was appointed a
of Marines on the bth April, illotl, and re-
per annum Pay.
by Parliamentary Return. N 0.663, of 1804,
leery Fremantle, Esq. receives one-half of
2.03 W. 10s. Bd. Irish, as compensation for loss
Oolut Resident Secretary in. London to the Lord
Ireland; and else, Joint Solicitor in England
reline of Ireland.
'are by the Act 40 Geo. 111. e. SO, of the Irish
that Sir George Hill also receives an annuity of
, 04d. Irish currency, for life, as a compensation
ooice as the Clerk of the House of Commons of

Thomas Fame, for Lyme Regis, being abroad, no
• been obtained t bet the Committee and as In-
holds the bffiee of one of the Clerks of the
an Inspector of the lonian Militia, and a Ma-
Army.]

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'', ' t4th day ofJose
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ter to duos rsh
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Your Commit)
,
it appears to the
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!tamest bold offi
Jll .: of .he Crown or
rits' • wnieb err, 108
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. emoluments of w
are 'eves Mont
pensions for lift
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in ens Member t
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there are four M/
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Courts of Jost)
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il are lire Mambo
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- ninecures, or ell
by Members of
trots the Growl
lumen% of whi
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under the Crow
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vise Members o
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other offices, I
.classes.
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Atha %are Nara
anal amo int of
[Mr. H. G. E
wastes.]
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Hesse of
CRwmpt at tlsi
Antrobus, Gibbs
gatloo, to tie
tt Arehdall, Merry
st tint .. .
, And a Lie
r I Hartwell. Right I
• i Muster-Mestet
4t ' • , Barry, Right Ha
his Majesty's '
Burkina, Right I
the Dueby of L
Beresford. Lord
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And a Ma
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of the Ordnenc
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, a Captain
$ Clerk, Sir Georg
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Admiralty
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Comptroller of
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• salary of
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Paper No,
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the Board of C
L'llis, Thome., I
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Firagerald, rtigli
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Forbes, Lord VI.
l' Majesty, at IC
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Fremantle, Rig)
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Gifford, Sir Rob
0 treaties, Lord, L,
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donderry .
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Holmes. Wm. Ti
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his Majesty's
And a Vice.
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• It appears 1
Fiessioa 1821, ti
Major General I
collies 1,0371. pr
t It appears I
chat William Itr
an annuity of 2.
1 of office as JOIE
Lieutenint in Ir
'Jr the Reweave
: It appears I
' Parliament, that
I •I.ffttri. Its. 94d.
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:or loss of olio
Iceland.
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return has been
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Privy Seal. Is al
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