The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-05-17 00:00:00

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Ite rime fry. whist HAMPDEN All in at lid. Rid SYDNEY died ea ale Seireid!“ PRICE SEVEN PENCE. . . ;
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Reve•SvaaST.--ilinsui.aafranx tes.-I-TheinaJey. • light with a white birch. and weal 4 fight say 40161 . •
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a lad shoes doom yes, old, wits doomed hitneett double his weight The battle senosseed is this - •
liet mete the Bowser. hem Tee dB Desk; wow operant's la tie service of his Iffejonty. wee brought "twit Place' The hitch twee the tinder jaw 6f the meek . •
IN eild omega Wash epee a begs male la ea' before Si, Mammas E y morsieg. away altogether, std the meakey tom out the birch's
tams, windpipe. They survived in agony for a short timed
The Miss lbw mmtlFulley of alemersel ; the
wed Orals of l'Amosa. et the sheet Whet he chart' whit Plekini pockets meat. die meted 'eat" and then died. Spores° abhorrent to common feeling
ley allsmies.leselyinendsted; Poiseageof Sala side of Dreary-lase Theatre. whilst eke King was at were set to be regarded with tenderness, as coestltudeg ,
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Posonge of Me Simples, the shoot II feet by II; that bowie oe weaned", sight. • the sports of the people. It was desirable to put them - •
ward; and of piemetsary of deem% sat ow ski a parish cneetesis of it. Jaw's, and two Glows, in order I. spare human beings, for he, (when he .
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woes hsZdalluswat.llleitimmommatet~mrlial4.
as.; Bodo,. lasttoesetsf aim poem. dspand thbs dm watched him for wante
.to this Pit In order to see what was to be deed •
re) saw a woman who had just-rammed has a hoe'
kriaggehmsg, mosso whisk are of the elaplea ; *early two beers, and dories; that thee they saw him eke', where she had been confined for sia the. in
medal ef **ha dm Me 066 8111. aatelaPt the pockets of more sweaty dilfefent Pre- ;ems/lilacs of her scalp having beat torn .thy abater
isle se the above, is various males, emeeted sod
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B. Treys. st Ms lintilhides. pie; bet WWI Ellplllbefi is every imitate without for at the place in (torsion, bears were kept, se wales •.- . :
Weeder his purpose, they believed. Is one or two monkeys, and from fifty to sixty badgers. Me believed -
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- hostesses he was rather roughly headed by those en ender the existing law such exhibitione mei, be in., ..6. , # I
LAW INTELLIGENCE. ' wham he made the attempt. At leagth. just as his bet at all events he thought an Hon. Prised 4 his, •se! • , •-4 1 ;
—.......—. majesty titie aimed ta wawa aba bone. they abeeread had aaPo.laiee measure in the Hesse. emlel smelly Sure% . . •
HIT OF COMMON PLEAS. MAT 16. et use to apply to them. :see,. .j i '
him statues himself close behind a paideetaa. at the Mi. LOCKHART spoke against the trestieg sidosala
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easeasi e. J*KTLI.. Keyed sutras.., whose slob Irma dealedesaltell din- with ensile. Though the brute creation was sehjem4 • ...., i
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sties the teams raaa.bans sataisasita was played. TIN gentlemin. as his Majesty was issuing to the dominion of men, it was sever intended that they •
* tba yiabidA Si Lim of As Num if free thsper, took of his hat outdebated lendit, aid should be subjected to torture. He was tbereises Are,- wile. 1, r ,
MU pawkier immediately slapped biehowlesed aimed; Posed to boom the Peddows sad oleo dm SW a the
irk Holt as sae of the habits du to him os . . • .
This seemed to the wigwams te be -dose for the r - • I
of Sir Chubs illasharY. hi. teasel- "a ._, " - amil-Afteer atfirwaawerds them Mellelesmmiew Wie *awe •
4 Ibis berm was set claimed by the passe Me of Petwiliff lb. d 61416111611 it Ms Pined by a atm., and another lion. Member, the petition wee tend • , .
ISo meth Sir Charles Buibery's horses on gm" Move exPrnelms of Ms herd/ t sad if se. It and ordered to be printed.
el the Lend a themasee. Mr. serjeut appears to have bad the desired effect; for baring Mr. SYKES presented a Petition from the Ossedlaue • ' i 411 I
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t hewer day abtaiasd a roe err a au, trial. sass Midst closesbehied, and the Xing passing at of the Poor et KlegMetespon-Hail, against the Poet i
Liws sod iiwessbn" this day showed the meant. ho rai•RII . his halide above hie head, rid Bill .—Ordered is be printed.
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,__ and cheesed with all his might. la an instant the pri. Mr. H Instated a Petition from the Tuners, ,
diet it i aad Mr. rant Pi" having am. soma pat bed) his arms rand tbe gontlemaa's waist, Currier!, and others concerned in the Leather Trade, at ' • •
tappers of the rale, sod, with a violent tug, matched his watch frees his lob. Ipswich, in Suffolk, praying for a new Regulatios sP• • .. s••
lutist Dalstas said this was steleuleedly a The witnesses, who were close to him, watching his the Leather Tax.—Ordered to Ile es the tabs,.
a very striet awl avers sere his that was slightest modes, wised Lira by the collar whilst he was Mr. COKE pram:fed a Petition from cereals OWOOTII " . , .
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mares, the fair application of the law to the in the ve met; and at the same time they told the gen. and Occupiers of -Lind in the Hundred of Treebride.
ammo bad lost his was. He replied, "No, I have in the moiety of Norfolk, on the subject of Agriculture, .
he ease, though he might state it as a prin.
1, mt. le. my grime Aida has preserved it," and Ordered to be prioted.
I where the law rail" a chtills eel tale bus` Gook saw the watch by the guard outside Mr. T. WILSON moved fora return of the mmutities
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party reeklag to sabres make res it shoal I It M moment e fob. At that the carriage mead ea; of Foreign !Visite imported in the last year.—Ordered. .
to slowest siaaasr possible. The question the primmer struggled getaway 1 sidle the Mr. LUSHINGTON-peaested a Petitim from the . .
other the party sent to mark a seise the midair* of the moment. . by the emskeetases Mayer, Recorder, Aldermen. and Corporatim of Cam • ' .• .
isdected himself is sock a way us is forego of the weird and the tra of the heroes of the terbary, against the Catholic Peers' Bill. Atte, a few
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i., „mining is to the 21 ether escort, they were separate:Welter/Shines, withal weeds from Lad CLIFTON, the Petition was ordeal to • .
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high he saw. Twenty-tire was the number thbaLiitemwstaiePePtirtie
eteare.itY of obtalaiaff his addmess and be Pdated-
lIIIMIANT LAWS AMENDMENT BILL.
lid to claim ;he examined ta. said having they prisoner, Is his defeat. dialed raving made my Mr. CHETWYND moved this the Fairest laws . .
I, was told Mae were three ethers which be attempt of the hied; and he losinuated that the cense- Amendment Bill shield b • re-committed. . • .
toss; his answer was, be had sees his alai- Mee, la this accusing him, were solely actested by a de- The House went into a Committee on the Bill, is . .
he 'shaded m Include Snmiessks. he would time of turning hen to a profitable amuse which the Hon. Member stated the clauses which were
e eseedited 21. The Jary thought, tier He was committed for rasher mminatiou on Monday cossidered ohjectionable toleve been eatitted•. - '
emit es, he claimed oily teem 12 horses ant, in seder 16 eve the ifeittlamatrau opportunity of The clawed, were thee severally read.
I saw as Owlets, under the direetioss he had; militiff fulnitird'
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penes& represerseig themselves to be such. iscessieted
i this view of tbe case his Lorsblp thought IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. • ommersathe of some length, aid the gallery was er-
I not sofficiaat grated for disturbing the ver- .___..m.„—,.. dewed I. be declared ; bet, ultimately, the chose was
HOUSE OF COMMONS.—Tsoneev, MAT 16. agreed to without a division.
her Judges emeurred ie the °plaices of the The Hesse baying resumed, the Report was abase
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sties, and the rule was discharged YORKEpresestoi a tin from the Treat. MISCELLANEOUS. to be received to-morrow. ,
lONIAN lISLARIBIS. • I
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tors of Waterloo Bridge, praying to be beard by Sir R. WILSON. seeing the Hes. Sanitary Rs the e •
POLICE. al spies certain (*Wawa is dm Lam- Celesta Dilemma is kis plea, wished to pet a Weis-
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,-- both hoed. Bills.—="rer RO the Committee es the tin to tem. the bowie to which might peevesee hwy. 1
me-Heues.—Yeseirday, a shopkeeper, sawed Bill. geisha oressediar. and de jostles se s is- --- ' t
wire e wash sad MITM- Lard BI'TNINO bating obtained tea" to Peso's. a Mettles!, as wee is ammo a ilisseedis freeatiti
ipp,h) • she boogie before the =ll NA to lamellate's, the Eahaastbee* le oho character. It wield hg reeelbseted that* Ides. "
It , eleefiaatielte ea a • nil filmsurassek Pneewlea it aomediaiii•-- the Member for Meetelse. AS A ,
'IOW thin ' the eilfraiigfe sensed 7 -.-- 1
tesseheme steles; she wit holism tsetse Lef4 *RADON presselleas Plaided from the ferwier'. te the 7th Article of the Ceestilleden of the a ..
frees the premises r. Omits. a jeweller Is tanbee-mieriere-sehemee ma abesakehltents of the Islands, had bees seisedwhile is a eosess,of sip ' ,
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ddeareeL Taw suited gnat intereseand lowa of Mewled. Prather the Repeat of the Leather Tea- and that these who signed it had email them eilareed ~4
' aweigh the J by whim the office was —Ordered to be primed. the reification*, their property, sad others train* left - 1
A Petitim was Premated fr!'n. Triremes* praying the country, were unable to return. The Hon. &ere-
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midis stated, thee ea Thursday last, between For a revision of the Cantata Code.-Ordered to lie on tail said is reply to this, that the ciesAmats of the Peti- f
sight arid Mae 1e the morning, some robbers the tabb. ties were treasosable and seilieLimemNow he (Sir It.
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is house threes& a window at the top, and Weald EAGWELL Promoted a Potidem from the W.) had sees what he was informed to be a ropy of the
arge quantitir of jeweils* sad gold to the Iffgh Sheriff and Grand Jury of the timaty of Tipperary, Petition, aad so different was its character from the f
130 mecca. Moue; other 'traria. lest were a IbilipLising of Agricultural Distress.—Ordered to be above description, that be could sot hut conceive that
dace, some geld chants with seeps, sod a geld Plated. he had sot sees a faithful copy. He therefore wished to ti I
be ring now produced lbw witness swore to Mr. CHANDLER patented a petition from the cur- ask, whether the Hon. Secretary would agree to a one-
ias his property; and Sint were some other eters. tanners, and other ishabitants of York against the lion for laying an authentic copy of the Petition before i
hood on the prisoner's premises which Me Leather Tax. —Ordered to be printed. the House? and also to inform him, whether any per-
iin the employ of the wham could speak to Mr. T. WILSON pretested a petition. from certain sons implicated in the transaction were now confined,
sixty. mesas carryieg is the trade of currier. am London sod ad prevented from /Saralee to their country.
. Harrison. aad Lesdbeater, three Marshal- Westminster, against the repeal of the Leather Tax.— Mr. WILNIOY said he should feel it his ditty to resist i
1 Orjpzed to lie on the table. the productios of the document without other accorepa-
posed that they bad en the day before goat.
wines Joritcaeutts. eying ones to empties it. It was.hisistention to move : t
nuke* bolostieff to the Flamer* with a Sir C. COLE presentsdpetition f th High .
a Eros efur the return is coejsaction with others which he 1
/kerma epos Information, where they fame Sheriff and Grand Jury of the County of Glamorgan deemed necessar Withthe latter tof
y.respect to Bart il ,
say, which had bees idesdled by the prem. against the resent system of Welsh Judicature, and the Honourable Member's inquiry he kaew nothing of
4 also a qsaadty of geld which corresponded praying that Justice might be administered in Wales as the circumstances alluded to.
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prosecutor. nearly
They also found uin uantit with gpward; of old stolen it was a England. weer INDIA INTERCoUItsit DILL. t,
After a few words from Mr. ABEICEOMIIT and Sir Mr. ELLICE wished to ask the Right Hon. Gent. t, •
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W Wvnts the oetition was read and ordered to bewhom
as of silver spoons, with the merits. ciphers. W. W. • he saw opposite, the President of the Board of • ' .
printed. Trade, whether he meant that the Bill for regulating
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early obliterated, and a quantity of stews Mr. ALLEN postponed his motion on the subject of the intercourse between the West India islands mil Ague
telt seals with the crests, cyphers, lee. he., is Welsh Judicature till the 23rd inst. rira, should come on triquorrowl
riety. PCBLICANS' LICENSES. The Hon. F. ROBINSON said that be hoped to . t
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1 Alder, s chaser, identified owe of the rings Mr. BENNET brought In a Bill to regulate the grant- bring forward the Bill tomorrow. The only thing •
las the property of Mr. °mediae as he (the ing of Publicans' Licenses. Read a lint and ordered to which stood before it was the motion of the Honourable li I I
engraved it. It was in th„ hop en the be read • wand time on Monday, and the pill to be Member for Hull, for the repeal of the Tax os Candle', 1 i
printed. and as that would probably not take lung in discussion,
before the robbery. BAKERS. be hoped the other subct would come before the
ter workman of Mr. Grandia's swore that this MrIM.CALVERT brought up there port of the Bakers' House It certainl his •
'shthat ' y was most anxious wick it
never bees sold, as it was the witness's buil- Repiatim Bill, which was ordered to be taken into fur• shood do so,
try and prove each flog before it went out of thee assideration us the 21st instant. Tilt CUTER WAS.
, and this proof was wanting in the ring pro- Mr. SYNC brought op the Report of the Commit', • Lord JOHN RUSSELL said, as the contest between
un a petition fur late to present a petition, and pray for the Greeks and Turks wasof so muds importance and
leave te bring in a Bill to alter and amend the Law interne to the country, that it was kis intention to ask •
ry, the officer. requested that the Lord Mayor • , .. .. • ... County of ike• alt . . • . . . .
weer respect to County netts in sue
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sad the Prie•ese before a Middlesex 1110' sex. Lope sea Elves to present this petition, which an authentic chaps before the Hume. He wished-
it was inteeded to presecste him for the felony. was eremite& presented and ordered to he laid
to know whether the Noble Lord would have &ver-
sales, en., and seedier. the Solicitors for on the table. objection to lay before the Bosse a copy of the Pro- .
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self. stressessly resisted his being taken from Lord 0. SOMERSET presented a milieu from eta:nation issued by the Lord High Coluusissioser open
;diction of the Lord Mayor to be examined be- Stawel Weld, complaieisg of Agricultural Distress.— this subject ?
Ordered M be printed. lair. WILMOT could set no objection to a copy of the
'sleet Magistmte. They contended that no
General " YNE UASLO presented a petition from the Proclamation tieing laid beeire the House.
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t ease of filmy had been made out. Ship Owners of Liverpool spinet the Bill for aiuending Mr. I.IUME asked a question, which we could not
try contesded against the two solicitors, that die Navigation Laws.—Ordered to be printed. exactly collect, relative to the proceedings of the
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at possession of the stolen property was a sof- Mr. L. KECK presented a petition m
from a Parish in Commissioners for settling the boundary lines between i
vidence of the felony. The robbery was one the County of Leicester, spins the Catholic Peer, our North American possessions and the United States. . : 7 s
it serious sad complicated mature ; and others Bill.—Ord•cred to be printed. The Marquess of LONDONDERRY, in referrence to
a taken up on suspicion in the county, who, it CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. what had fallen from the Noble Lord opposite, observed,
a et eaanaient for the ends of jounce, Mr. R. DIARTIN rose to present a Petition from cer- that the document alluded to ties a matter of notoriety,
Min Inhabitants of the village of Camberwell, all atrium aid if it was to be called fur for the purpose et raising a
prisonerbefore e same
be ex lad with the ' tae
hi understood were persons of great respectability and discussion upon the subject mentioned by the Noble
ate. After some further discussion of the property, praying for some legislative enactment to pre- Lord, he might hold an opinion contrary to she adopt-
it was ultimately agreed that, for the praise vein the ill-treatment of animals. This subject at pre. Mg such a course. If the document was only to be used . I
new Mould Ismaili is custody in the city. He ~sent occupied the minds of many of the most intelligent as a means of Inquiry with regard to the a airs of the ir
refer. remanded to the Cowper. persons in the kingdom, and the petitions presented to lonian Islands, he should have no objection to it. pro-
Pri r's Solicitor contended that all the vs- the House were most respectably signed. The House duction. But he should certa:nly object to any propo-
nld be shocked, it he were to ewer into a statement teflon for opening the ne ociatioes which.
' kith bad been seized by dm officers. would -,_
ProPerty w Oita, cruelties practised, even within a short distance carried on oy this country, with regard to the other
leh did sot relate to the paint charge, ought' of when
they were then sitting. 111 Westminster there erteetion.
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lan up. . was a place called the Pit, where might be found con- Lo.al J RUSSELL observed, that the Nuble Lord
Aeon resisted the application, as they said miming some of the greatest vagrants in existence. ode lit object to any confer be should think lii to adopt,
Ire was MOOS $ll Wen that some of the come- fly some it would be said that Parliament ought nut to when the document was before the Heine. Had the
said be ideadied, sad also 5i,,,, otter plate, interfere with the amusements of the lower orders. 'l'be Noble Lord any objection to his moving for the Return
creel practices, however, which he wished to aptness now ?
to deseripties of these's, adverlised• were not the sports of the people. but those of a con- The Ms. of I,OI4DONDERRY—" Not in the 1ea..."
Lose MAYON Would not, antler this MISEIRECE. gregstien of wretches whose barbarities creels to be Lord JOHN RUSSELL then moved, " That an bom-
be alters to giVII up the property, checked. He held in his hand a bill which had been Me Address he presented to his Majesty, praying that he
. other isdivideals are in custody, pa charge of homed some time ago, announcing that Jacho Macho (a t will be graciously pleased to give directions that there
been commit In the robbery. monkey) who was called first consul to Me:local, was to I be laid before this House a copy of the proclamation is
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