The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-06-05 00:00:00

(:omasorsSerjeant. Alderman Wood, Sr C. R. neater,
Sir J. Perring, and Alderman Rothwell.
The Court was occupied daring the morning is the
trial of assault eases of no particular Importance. la
the afternoon the Count was broken up by the depar-
ture of sonic of the Aldermen, whoa no others could be
$ sneered them, and the Court was obliged to *d-
in consequence.

INSULTS OF THE CENSUS.

Wanwtra, Jvx 2--The Population of the parish
of St. Mary, in tbis Borough, waetaken by the Church-
wardews and Overseers, on Monday and Tuesday, the
28tb and 29th sit. We have been favoured with the
follow* statement, which, on being compared with
the Census takes in 1811, chews, at one view, the
incmase of the population, be. within the last ten
years:—

11
1
•
O•
Families 03
; 2
.c Males Females Total
0
cm, e a
-- --.
May IRV 11101 1960 41 9974 I 3199 6103
May 1811 1
TIT 960 IWO la 1 8979 1 9981 40341
11--nereate. —l4l —909 77N— I —448 1150

BRISTOL, Jt 2d.—The Census, or an account of
the Population, was taken generally throughout this
city on Monday last, agreeably to a recent Act of
Parliament. The following is the return of all the
parishes which we have yet been able to procure:—

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t
: I i i.• ....: 1
Is 2 • o •
Itt 7-7. -I 4.1 114
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ti ii als 21 all
Houses inhabited 21 493 ..•. 43 22
uninhabited... • • • 30 ... VI 16
Number of Families 21 793 .... 66 WI
Males 36 1642 3860 123 118
Females

The Sheriff of Middlesex having been served with the
following notice, Mr. Alderman Waithnian. we have heen
informed, gave orders that the request should be im-
mediately attended to.
" IN TIIE KING'S MINCH.
" THE KING r. Jolla THELWALL.—'fake notice, that
in purseance of the Stat. 4 tiro. 2. c. 7. s. 2., the above-
named defendant hereby requires that you will nut re-
turn to the Coroner and Attorney of this Court, or other-
wise, the name or names of any person or persons as
being qualified to serve as a Juror on the trial of this
cause, who has or have been returned to serve as a Juror
at any Session of Nisi Pelle:, in the County of Middle-
sex, in the two terms or vacations last past. Dated this
std day of June, 1821. Yours, Ste.
" It. W. HAYWARD.
" Solicitor for the Defendant, 'l'ook's-court."
" To the Sheriff of the County of Middlesex."
Setctnee roe LOV Hostels. on the iith ult., in
the morning, Mr. Thomas Newcome, clerk in the office
of Mr. Sheppard, merchant, put a period to hitt exist-
ence by shooting himself whilst in bed. The deceased
was about 2.3 years of age, and of a most respectable fa-
mily. He had lately shewn evident symptoms of a de-
tonged intellect, occasioned, it is supposed. by being
thwarted in his attachment to a young lady of the neigh-
bourhood.-011 IVednesday week, Mr. James Holland,
the only son of an opulent farmer of Great tionerby,
near Grantham, not more than 20 years of age, put a pe-
riod to his existence by shooting himself with a pistol
through the head. Ahopeless attachment to a young
lady in the neighbourhood is assigned as the cause of
the dreadful deed.
FATAL MIL.— (From the Sheffield Merestry.)--We
now present our readers with a copy of avery import-
ant document, which cannot fail in a great degree to
exculpate the unfortunate author of Mr. Cuddle's death
from the charge of " Wilful Murder." It is an authentic
copy of a declaration made by Mr. Caddie on his death
bed, in the presence of Ph ilip Oell, Esq., of Hopton, and
Mr. John Flint :
Copy of the declaration made by Mr. Cuddle on his
death-bed.—" The declaration of William Cuddle, of
Winder, surgeon, made before me, Philip Gell, Esq.,
one of his Majesty's justices of the peace for the county
of Derby, this 22d day of May, 1821, who saith that he
was called upon by William Brittlebank, of Winstee,
to fight a duel, and that he wished to avoid doing le.
That Edmund Spencer, of Bakewell, surgeon, came II
him on Tuesday the 22d of May inst., and told him
that said William Brittlebank and his brothers were in
the garden waiting for him, and that be. William Cud-
die, must make an apology or fight. That he, William
Cuddle, went to the garden and refused to make au
apology. That Edmund Spencer opened his coat and
showed him two pistols, one of which be took, and
William Brittlebank took the other. That they sepa-
rated
to the distance of 15 yards or more. That Ed-
mund Spencer threw up his bat as a signal, and they
both fired their pistols as near together as possible.
"Taken before torthis 22d day of Msy,lB2l.—P.liam
"Witness to the above declaration.—JOHN FLINT."
Several reports having been in circulation, stating
that Mr. %V. Brittlebank had been taken at Manchester
or Birmingham, and afterwards lodged in Derby jail,
we believe that we may safely contradict them. A good
deal of mystery has been attached to the circumstance
of his escape. We are informed that the father offered
no less a sum than 5,0001. as bail for his son, but find-
ing that the Magistrate, Mr. Thornhill, hesitated as
to receiving it, the young man immediately fled.
On Monday the 28th ult., No. 14,041 was drawn a
Prize of A:21,000 Consols, and sold by DISH, in
Shares, vie.
One Quarter at CARMARTHEN
One Quarter in LONDON
One Eighth in LONDON
One Sixteenth at BATH
One Sixteenth at Emmet/not
One Sixteenth in LONDON
One Sixteenth at MAIDSTONE
One Sixteenth at 91AeLnonovo11
One Sixteenth at MARSATI
also sold the following Prizes, all drawn the
same Caw
11,31' .e1.400 7.3611 2400
1.016 •• • • VW IVA% steo
3,317....•....:.. 11,476 llO
I 1.667• • • •• • NMI llO
16,673 4170 Ike. IC.
Ilisa also sold in the Lottery drawn in March, Those
Prizes of 21,0011/., and' several smaller Capitals,
Every Ticket or Share Chance bought en or before
the 215th May, was finally decided on the 28th May.
Ticket and Share Chances are on Sale at Bish's Of-
fices. 4, Conthill, and 9, Charing-Cross, London ; and
by his Agents in the Country.
All the 3,002 Prlsui, Winding the .e 20,200
Prize., must be draws the 14th of This Month.
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DREADFUL, RIOT IN IT. OUgios.
Dtitingthe whole of Sanday !het-noon, the
of St. Giles and Bloontsbuty were one Melte the
ej
disturbance, arising oat of on* of thole brawls
occasionally take place between the lee Irish —'64
In that quarter. About 3 o'cleek; a 'sob of altak
persons assembled In Bainbridge-street, enbed
sticks and other weapon., and coromeaesa
desperate fight, each party being decorated will ALM"
guishing colours. The women employed ;
collecting brickbats for their respective chsweleift• ,11
at length one party beat the other into Higb.ll-0.
The latter then reified, and fatted the others 1t541'6,11,
Hikes again, where the affray was truly dreadfif
aw less than to men were conveyed to the heephaii=
Moore shops. At length Samuel Formass, mei%
monstables of the parish. with about 21) natio
4ved, but were ipeedily repulsed ; and it was ht
Sir Robert Baker aent.a strong detachment oe teddio
street Patrol, that any thing like order could 1.116.
tained. The officers charged upon them *di
drawn swords, and succeeded in apprehendiag glisen
'of the principal rioters, who were lodged I. tits
room of St. ileas watch-house. Ong
Bow-stwarr.---Yesterday__ Patrick Egan,
M'Cartly, John Fitzgerald, Thomas Doole
Thomas Bryan, Thomas lienough,Pbelins "we,
Patrick O'Shanghetessy, Patrick Kyle, aid
Taylor, were brought down to the office sad
into the bar by a strong posse of the St. Wks in=
constables, street-keepers, &c. charged aldieriong7l
abort, riot.
Having been arraigned at the bar, thy
swered to their names with a " Here, re Hime7,;
till thti, came to the last; and when his sussvnssallee
from tfio list—" Michael Taylor"—he bolt *roc
" Here, your Honour—but amity my urine's
Bryan!' The error thus candidly pointed we hth,
been rectified, the beadles told their tale, Ent
laid before his Worship a large bundle of sispWiss
shilclaghs.
It appeared by their statement that the frisk skit
back settlements" of St. tii lea's have been " veryeamor
for these last five weeks, in consequence of fesdsbasa
he Limerick and the Galway parties. It also
that besides this general state of war, there was
by-plot manifesting itself in a rooted antipathy tisim
named Eleom, who is the landlord of the lime
Hounds public-house, in Carrier-street.
On Sunday last, it was stated, between efeese
twelve o'clock, two men were observed beating at
door of the Hare and Hounds with large stick; oa6
the next moment more than two hundred men eat*
men, all armed with shilciaghi, crept out from tbs 111.
tars and blind alleys in the neighbourhood, and a pis
ral battle ensued, in which poor Elcom, the lask
who came out to see what was the matter, was knit
down and dreadfully beaten. lie was dragged se e
the affray and carried into a neighbouring ham ill
some of the less violent in a state of complete imussir
city. with the blood gushing from both his ears. tr
beadles, alarmed at this tumult, led to the Church, Oa
watch-house, &c. fur assistance. When tiny wend
the battle was over, the Liwareeekers having bees his
en ; and it was understood that they had retreated It
Calmel-buildings to beat up for reinforeetnents. Item
of course expected that the fight would be renewal,
and so it turned out ; for about four o'clock the teal
afternoon, Mr. Patrick Egan," Captain of
Ilea
tered rushed out into the street in a sort
dance, and flourishing his shillelagh over his Ilea
tered a shrill kind of jilaluo. At the moment John
pot rick, leader of the Galway people, issued from salt
polite alley in the same warlike manner, end in amp*
instant there were more than five hundred men, rules.
and children in the street. The Lir/weeders now
rushed to the " onslaught" with the err of " Gerry-
own r and broken heads, black eyes, mid bloody asses
were dealt about on all sides, without regard to sec or
age. Women by dozens were secu on the roofs of the
houses tearing down the parapet walls and throvisg
the bricks on the combatants below ; whilst othen were
as busily engaged in throwing pots de chambre, three-
legged stools, &c. from the windows.
The constables saw it would be highly dangerossM
interfere during the heat of the action, and therefore
they very wisely waited till both parties were pretty
well exhausted, when tiny made their appearance
ad
took the ringleaders into custody. Of the eleves pri-
soners at the bar, not one but had a pair of black tyre,
or a droken head, besides minor scratches and bmisu
without number.
The prisoners were called upon by the Magistrate
for their defence ; but they all spoke at once, and k
was impossible to ascertain the nature of it;
that none of them " knowed a ha'p'orth of it;
went along to the watchlionse quite quiet and eiel,
Eventually they were all ordered to give forty-cis%
hours notice of bail for entering into sureties to keep
the peace towards all the King's subjects.
It was stated in the course of the examination, that
these rows would neither be so frequent nor so Ws-
cious, if it was not for a Mr. al‘Cormick, who keeps
large depot of shilelaghs, and hires them out at a peen

NAUTICAL INI"lil, I, IGENCE.

PADSTOW, MAT 31.—The Flying Fish, Jones, in ee•
tering this harbour, in a r ale of wind at S.E.. miW
stays, and was driven on the rocks where she will
pieces; most of the materials have been saved.
Ptastotrrn, JUNE 1.-I)ut back on Wednesday 104
dismasted, the smack Halcyon, Strngn ell, hound .to de
Eastward.
VaisseLs emus: wmt.—Ship Paragon, 21st Aril.
lat. 27. long. 71. 145 days from Cadiz, bound to doe Ors:
pert, in distress, rigging in bad order, sails &lost wor!,
out, and hail used all her spare sails, leaky. age 'll.tt
provisions, by the Sarah. from Port-an• Prince, ofT"w"
at Boston, which supplied the Paragon with ball A WI•
rel of beef.
Brilliant, Feb. 4, lat. 3. 40. N. lone. 87. E. for Cal-
the
mate ; April 19. lat. 3. 30. N. lour. 19. 30. W.
vidence, Prince's Island to Liverpool; May •, lat.
long. 34. 20., the Union, Liverpool tope"
May 12, lat. 38. 40. long. 33. rift. the Neune. d
mouth, from Pernambuco for Trieste, out 42 days WY
20, lat. 49. long. 16. S 7, the Providence. LiverP"'
Newfoundland; May 25, ht. 30. 51. Mercnry. Lirrri;
to Boston ; May 19, lat. 44. 11. lour. HI. 39. 61.01,
and Sarah, of North Shields, for New B-linswirk "
the Albion, arrived at Lirerpnul.

Yesterday, at his father's, in
fathers. Mr. T.
Cobb,SaturdatiOty. th ye
in the h ear of his age.
On lid of June, after a S 1ne44.11
Sneering il
the Seth year of her age, Mrs. SIIIIIIIOIA. 1611 • of Mr. Jalig
Blown'. Clarendon-street, Somers-toss.
C.
On the 3d instant. aged SS, Jane, wife of Mr. T. MereaNl,
if Bishopagate-street-without.
ill, Sunday. T. Piekford, of Cross-street, I..ingtoe, FOP
111 Ms Slit year.
Os the lit hastaet, at her tether'''. T. Downing. gol•
Dedridge, near Bideford. Charlotte, a lie of
Mr. J Roberts.
Newgate-street, aged 116.

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