The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-04-21 00:00:00

one iitisod his portmastaae, estept Maas, sad
ran set of the hotel, J. tenet saying as he went oat.
" for God's sake sees yourself or pm are • deed
man." Mals give him the same advice, aid Mr.
Sharp, beim; then absent from the hotel, witness did
run away, but in two or three days was brought
back again, sites be Wolfe cud the rest also
In custody. Hese as misalignment was entered loin
Irish Mr. Sharp, sod they were all liberated. Wit.
ness went le Ail-la-Chapelle, *bete Mr. Martell
came, and brought him to Engload, sad be was made
• bankrupt. L. Levy and Colitis were his assigooes;
loud each day Womb, Will before the Commiedeners
Lewis Levy told him what t• say. Witness was a poi.
softer in the King's Beech all the time the proceed-
ings were rim on ; and Levy allowed him live
guineas • week, end told him, if be would do et be
wished. he shoold have 3,0001. on coming out of psi-
son. lie received the weekly allowance for tour
weeks after he had passed his last twastinalles, when
Levy stopped it, sod he had sines bees frilliestt sop.
port, being still in prison. On Fridley L. Levy
visited him in the Bench. and said, " The business
now draws very nigh ; I always said you behaved
like a man ; sod if you behove well at the trial,
will do all 1 can le get your r.roilicate, mod to relives
you from your distress." Ott Sunday 'sight roar
called on him spin, and rene•ed his promises and
advice. Witness asked him what be meant ; he had
already used him iii, end could net do kim more hares
than be bad done; he had promised to glee him 2001.
for the trial. which he bad never done, mad ho would
depeed on no more of his promise+. He said, he hod
tried what Wolfe and Keenier world do, sad they
would sot give a farthing.
Cross-examined.—Was a native of Frankfort.
where be was a wise sad brandy-merchant. He had
been two years sod a half is the army. He might
have e.id he did not know Wolfe. Ile was Isstroti-
ed to say so by Lewis Levy. He left his own ores-
try because he meld sot take op his bills, and cos-
sidered himself dishonostred. Ile could not speak
Foglia, till be went to the King's Bench. The con-
versations he had with Myers, Wolfe, Lewis Levy,
and Komi's, was in French sad German.
Mr. Sharp, a merchant, stated, that Wheeler *et
introduced to him throng's the hoes. of Misett and
Stride; and he sold him goods. At length, on Oho
7th of June, 1617, he found it necessary to arrest
him, bet afterwards consented to hie discharge bone
a lock.up-hoose, but employed persons to watch
him. He quitted the country, and witness fol-
lowed him to Brussels, and brought him beck to
Ostend. (Here the witne+s corroborated the state-
ment of heeler;W and farther stated, that In Nn.
sequence of some goods being glees op to him by
Mats, he consented to Wheeler's liberation.) Wit.
ness was holder of bills draws by Wheeler spots
Myers to the amount of 8501. for goods sot sold to
Wheeler, but to another person, who paid for theca
with these bills.
Goff and another person, who were employed by
Mr. Sharp to watch Wheeler' described how they
had been charged by Isaacs, and taken to the watch.
house.

Smirks, Clot* to Myers, described the mode Ira
I which goods were brought to the werehoews in Fen-
cherch-straet, and afterwards removed lied shipped pit - •
to Holland, &c. When witness fitit e'en( to Mat.
Myers represented that he had a peruser, named
White, who lived at Isliegten, who furnished drafts
of letters, which were afterwards copied by witness
and sent to correspondents. (Otse of these drafts,
illlll, producsd,sad proved to beKeese's hand.writing.)
These drafts were carefully taken sway by Mr. Myers
after they were copied, sad witness swam is wilsons
after. A variety of goods were brought into the eras-
' houses at one time it was nerly fell; bet it was clear-
ed in two or three days. The goods seldom stayed
long. Mr. Laois Lowy was the person who was re-
i presented by Myers es his Fenger Mr. White. It.
case seldom, awl hewer stopped long. They fro.
quietly had goods from Retie and Lee. One night
! wheels and his fellow-clerk *ere directed by Myers
to lease the counting.house sooner than usual, as ha
i espected his padres Mr. White. The witness haring
occasion to return to the office for something, found
i Lewis Levy there. The goods shipped to owe house
I in Holland amounted to onwards of 11,O1)01.
' A. Decor, one of Myers's clerks, corroborated dm
testimony of the last wham as to the mode of the
Defendants doing business at the countlag-Isesse.—
Witness proved I drafts of letters in !teenier's
handwriting. Myers went sway on the 4th of June;
witness had no notice of his going.
W. Lee was sent est with goods to India, on the
3th of May, 1817; the cargo was procured by Lewis
Levy and Mr. Talbot. Inenit Montages/ Levy went
out also; they issued Gent Montague frvy's house.
Witness bad seen Wolfe, Keenier, and Levy together.
%Voile sent a message by Levy to Myers as fellows :
" Tell Myers 1 shall have the 10001. for hint to pay
for the cambric, ny the time he comes heck."
Cross-examined—Witness was tried once at the
Old Bailey on sespit•ion of felony. lii, semi for-
merly was Benjamin, bet be had soortied's Gentile,
end had been baptised by the Rev. Mr. Fry. Neves,. .
went by the name of Gabel. bet was called Thionoili.
son; he was also called Wolfe Lee--Wolfe, 41
Hebrew, was William in English. Witness alai OISCIk 4 •
in Giltspor.street Comptes on a charge of stealing
jewellery ; hat it was a charge arising out of rocapi-
racy to prevent his giving evidence he this case. Ile
was also arrested mad throve into the Fleet prison '
by Lewis Levy for a debt of 14001. and there kept
till he got his certificate. Mr. Koestler visited bin
I. the Fleet, and offered him 2001. if he woeW keep .
out of the way.
A. Lee, brother-in-law to Lewis Levy, was in .
his service, and was frequently employed to move . ,
goods Irons Myers's warehouse. Ile took thee Is
Mosely Wolfe's werehnese. in St. Mary-ase.—
Ile was directed by Wolfe to take Ike marks off. .
and to c-ver them carafolly with a *ripper, that
no one might see what they were. Ile olive took
goods to the packers, in Hob name of Wolfe, frosts
Myers't warehouse. Heal also seen Wolk, Reveler.
and Lewis L.ty, at the Settee; warehouse. On
the day on which Myers absconded, eleven pack.
ages came from the wharf to Ms' warehouse. The•
porters refused to tem them without the money, end ,
eitness went to Wolfer s werebesse, in Solter'44•ll.
court, where he found Lewis Levy sod Wolfe lege-
Misr, and Levy gave him money to pay the cartage.
This he accordingly did, sad the goods were deliver-