The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-11-18 00:00:00

STATESiti4

Mr. Pin ',id h. had ..t, but be had as oids,it
to which be @craggily booed their Lordships• atten-
tion. It was easiest ma attorney or slicer of that
Court, sod ass whoa be presumed was saggsable to
tbri► seniority.
The Loos Cuter argent' said, that they bad so
evangel agar as animal of the Court, inapt ii
woe is such acts as arose oat of hie beams as as
etiology.
The a flidagit was then allowed to be read. It was
is sabotaiseri to this elect t— _ _

That the Defesdard, Charles Pitt, had gone to
/Wendel, is Sores, in October last, in order to be
present at lb* andel' for Members of Porliameot
thee oboist to hike plea; that Robert Blake, at-
torney, was there also. sod with the lineation of of.
fering himself as a esodidatit to reviews! the befoul'
in Parliammit ; that on his (the IDepositst'o) arrival,
• betimes was sent shoot oho tow■ to cooties the
people against spies and isformors, sod according to
I Deponent's information sod was omployed by
Mr. Woke or his agents, sad that it .as intended to
.=tits eke people against him, the Depots.. That
at t ee or three other periods is the same month.
the Deposont, was followed by • mob, heeded by
oaf Squires, and pot is bodily fear, and obliged to
It his safety by light ; and that, accordiog to
his belief, that web was employed by Mr. Disko or
his agents, sod slat some of them aro still is Mr
Illote's employment. It coiteloded by praying the
interferesco of the Court.

IMO COMM inferleird Mr. Pitt. that dor. wail
nothing is his affidavit which could oaerani t►eir
terferenee. TAO while of •hat was aware was as a
Satter of belief, ir of hooray ; sad nothing aff.eting
Mr. Bloke was seem pissitirols. ThPit lo,dslispo
&finest& intiaiaied, that if Mt. Pm was In fear
free Mr. Blake, hes►oeld prase.. d by rishibilia i
titles of the peers ageinst bins, resided apse sac'
facts as he might be able to adduce.
Mr. Pitt thanked their Lordships for the kind
stteitilise with which they had beard his; nod said,
that he wield take an roily opportunity of again
Whig their Lordships' attention in s►is salter.

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POLACK.'
BIAMOX-11101,—Yrsterday a Frenchman, lard
74, applied to thrd Mayor for assistoisco until the
latter end of die month, when be expected to to well
'Melo repay the espences incorred by his support.
and to wait epos his Lordship in moroclamical habili-
ments. Ills name was he said Jean Baptists Poise).
He had been formerly in the army, bet that proles-
Mon was little adapted, particalaily the department
he Ailed, in the Indulgence of his (steatite speculations
ills mind had long hems fled upon mechanics in the
most proitablo sense of the word, and ho had hit
upon the most Aimless mode of removing goods
from trusses on Are. The goirknest with which the
reasoial could be erected was, he said, indosceibable,
and the lives of those who were to wink the machine
would be in no danger, llta plan having been sounded
powerfully span the pelaciplo of preserving
hamar life.

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TYe LORD MATO* lost hie 'politest to the So•
eitty of Friveds of Ferrigeets is Dianne, of which
his Intdship is a
GUILDHALL —Yeste'day nervy Westerman, nee
of the natchinen of St. S.p.lch►e'a parish, and Jane,
his wife, underwent esamiusatieo, on sespicies if be.
ins @censer, to avowal streot.enbbestes "which hare
late,* been committed in that meighboethood,
the follonisa talk,' cations eiresustancee were die•

closed in evidontee
Ott Saluda! last. Westervelt', the husband, who,
es well a• hiswife, is kerma as frequently in the habit
of pledging different artkles with Mr. John Reeve,
pawnbroker, Snow-hill. went to the shop sad offered
• silver watch for sale; Mr. Reeve did sot happen
ro he its the way; the sampans, however, (leased
perchasiug it, and on the return of his •sestet, men-
tioned lb. circumstance to hi'.. As Westerman had
aimed, three astcbes of differ's( descriptions in
pledge with them, the cireemsteoce of ►is offetiog a
Plinth for rile, led to soviet°. ; it was therefore de.
termined, if possible, to detect his, sod t►e s►opraas
was accordingly directed, If Westerman case agile,
to inform his that Mr. Reeve had a customer, who
wanted a watch, and to desire his to bring it.
Shortly afterwards, ices Westerman case t• the
shop to pledge some article ; a eon doe epos the
'object was got op between Mr. Reeve and the skep.
men is het hearing, which terminated in desiring her
to tell her husband to bring be watch in voodoo,
for Mr. Reeve to see if it would salt the person for
whom be wanted one. le the lauds. a rioted bill
wee left at the shop. offering a reward for a watch
lest ; sad on Wes'emstan's bringing the watch in t►e
the course of the •senior, it proved, on esamiva•
doe, to answer eagerly the description of sheen, thus
advertised es lost. Westerman being apprised of ibis
fact, nod he bought it for 40s. of a Ban whom he
could fetch in five milieus. Being bootee is Mr.
Reeve as •ne of their parish watchmen, be was per-
mitted to g. for the man, bet ►e did set notary, per
was be again heard of till be was eppeehesded; his
wife had, however, beets to Mr. Rem three several
tines, to beg bin not to appear egaieet her besbawd.l
The male Prisoner, it was stated, wee karma to
have pledged sod offered for sale several other vales.
ble watc►es lately, and Godfrey, use of the imgollele
ors of the watch of Sr.Sepalchre's, produced a geld
seal which he had porrhosed only a few days ago,
with another gold trinket or two, of the Primmer,
who told him they were the property of a widow
woman, a friend of his. The Poisoner, Godfrey
said, had been • satchssaa of that perish upwards of
18 months, and ass very regular is his attesdenceen
his duty.
The owner of the watch, slopped by Mr. Rum.,
not; being is attendance, the cirmuestaeces of the
robbery did not transpire.
Beth Prisoners were reseeded for foram easel.
@idea to Saturday nest.
Bow•seeare —A long investigation took place on
Tuesday evening, before Mr. 81111111, the Mills-
Irate, respecting • robbery to a considerable eaten.,
in the nosebag's@ of Messrs. Todd sod Co. haber-
dashers and hosiers, in which a yowl man in the
employ of that large establiehattet is •barged with
being the robber. His detective toss ceased by his
being observed by a man to go repeetmlly ■nd coo-
stonily to o house in Clement's-lane. Ciare•mesket,
with boodles of goods, sad Irate the been without
gay. Tim man who observed this conduct gate in-
formatiee to Messrs. Todd's, Is Fore-street, who
ceased a■ investigation to take place without lose
of time, and, oe vgamiesibie of the yews( man's
beg, several articles of vitae were foood.--
*Floe hoes, in Clement's-lase was searched, when a
great sleuth, of valuable lace, silk handkerchiefs, silk
stockings, end ether valuable propriety were friend,
all of which less identiled to belong to Mears. Todd.
Some of the articles were foetid seder a bed, and
ethers betties a bed sad a mattress.—Tke mouse
who occupied the premises was takes into custody,
end, after gedergoiog as egandestiee, she woe com-
mitted for soother investigation, en a charge of re.
Myles the propel, keening it to have beam stoles.
Ile further levestigaties of this robbery was ressemol
yesterday before Mr. raltahrt, the Magistrate,
when soother rue on brought in custody, and, after
as •gemination, he was committed for Gather
natio.. Some others, ••seised la t►e robbery, are
net yet in custody.
SUASIWILL —Michael Browne, of RelcliYe•high-
wey, a seeder of Sunday Newspapers, appeared to
a sommons, charged by William Simms, perish coo.
stable .f Sr. Gouge's-is-the. East, with a profess.
lien of the Sabbath day, in having placards hung
outside his door, speclfyiag t►e copious of a Senility
Newspaper.
The bIAGIITRATI said, that the Defrodent, by
bootleg out hit placards, sot eaty committed a
breach of the S.bdetts, bet also laterropted the foot-
way os.pagrip, awl became liable to a pushy,
ender el.r. Nl.lropalis Paving Act, of forty shit.
lints.—The I?•deadaet was convicted is the penalty
of fig, shillioas 'rod costs, end he promised the Ma-
gistrate that he would.uut offend iu like lielleer for
tie forme.
Teerrl•NALL. SOI,THWAIS.— A youth, mimed
Idol :iota. *to btoaght White Sir Jou,' RAMER,
IG ..count Ng the prarsessio• of a geststity of cloth
gild patent cord., supposed in be the vrefiscio of
• rtiensit• plunder.—G. W►lfare, a estimable,
owed, that at us gaily hour in the morniag, as he
was g..trifi 1.1 rough !lief strut, u s day,