The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-10-24 00:00:00

SIIIPPINO INTELLIOENCE.

DEAL, OCT. 23 —krrised and sailed for Ihr fiver. the
Ganges, from Madras end Bengal ; Rambler, C,uer. front
the South Seas; Loyal Briton, Portia. from St. New
Hronswiek.—Arrived and remain, the Grenade. Duke, front
Chili for Amsterdam, and Canadian Parfet, Ilodert, from
Jantsica.—The Loyal Briton sailed the lath of septenaher,
and left the following vessels tiling In cargoes, viz.—Steek-
tomy. Elizabeth, Zodiac. Fairfield, Henry. and Lord Co:-
linwood.—Sailed this morning the ts hold of the outward-
bound, for their different destinations w.th a fine breeze from
S.E.—Wind E.S.E.

POR T3llol;TH,Ocr.23.—Arrived the Laurel, Sphinx. tram
Virginia.—Sailed the Flora. for Charleston ; Lively. 11o:11-
son, for Africa; Marquess of 'bellies. f: 'relay. for Ma-
dras and Calcutta ; Comely. for New ; John MO I.
forJainalca ; Lucy Dawson. Grexory, for .Inntsfes ; et *iv.
for Mos ; Traveller, fur Marscaybo. and If. M. ship F.oto
on a cruise, ned Iphipenis to the Eastward.—Wind E
FALMOCTM. OCT. W.—Arrived the Surrey. Raine. from
London for New South iVales; Lady Arsbella Packet from
Lisbon in 10days; Friendship, Wirer, from Cuba, la 78
days.—Wind S. W. •
1.• ER POOL. OCT. 29.—The Fiero, Hudson, from New 0.
leans for this place, was driven on shore the '2OM instant on
Ferlorn Rock, near the Salters, and it was (eared Ihr vessel
would go to pieces.—Wind W.

OLD HAI LEY—Tate %gismo.
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801,0011 Tug RECORPVII.
Robert Barnes meg convicted of stealing three live
foals, the property ofJames tiOagb, /411 d terileuttd to
pay a tine of one shilling, and be discharge 4.
Mary Morris was tried, on two separate indictments,
for stealing divers articles from her lodgings, and 03
both teas found LniltY.
BEIORE MR. JUsTICO P.I3R.
Wm. Fry, aged 17, and Philip Weed. aged 19, were
indicted for [burg lariously breaking and entering ti:e
dwelling-house of V. Patterson, and stealing a p lir of
boots, value 34., his property.
After witnesses had been heard, Mr. JcsTicc PARK. in
summing up, observed, he thought the evidence was nut
strong enough to convict them of the rapit.d 01f,,,er,
and it would be for their consideration, whether, as lii.; e
was a crowd about the door, the witness might not Los
mistaken in the persona Is tusd fixed upon.
The Jury shortly returned a verdict of not guilty.
The prosecutor after the v edict had been returned,
applied to Mr. Justie•Park for his expepees, which we:,.
ordered .Me. hie then atited permission to address .i
few words io th#ootrt which it Mr. Justice P.,rk sail
poi utetsee•seiter ' sir time was valuable. De, hno -
Id
seer, persisted'/ ld in cotnpliance nit!' the wish or
i
,Ilie father of Fry, o desired him to state that lii,
sou was a very bail buy. lie was toll to hold hit
longue, as the Court were not disposed to hear any thing
about him. The prosetsetorlarrever, determined t
proceed, till Mr. Jostles P *termed him his et.-
pences would not be allowed; Wit/ paiTstea in making ..s
long speech. This had the sletithei Effect, :and caused
bins to retreat rather hastily from tho,•etneis's 16x, sp.
patently much chagrined at the alternative.

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Ili, Majesty is expected in town to-day, and 1134 star'
or two he will depart for Brighton, where, it,kis probable, ,
his Majesty will remain for some dose.
That his Majesty will not dine at fulislhall on tlio •
9th is certain; the CALM stated is the meeting of cer-
tain personages; but it is understood that he will by-
new the Mansion House with his presence, whirls•
will obviate the difficulty above-mentioned, as it is the
eette for a list of the !serums invited to be sent to hi.
Ma lbsty. for his opprohauon.—(illornino• Paper.)
Amyl( the ittieles in the Hamburgh matt is one of
curious madam It is a speech by the King of Swede,' to
the Parliament (Stortbing)of Nor Way, on the occasion ot'
some di fferrnceem(ooinion between them.. The King tell:
the Stortliing fairly, that he proposed ascertain :no le i f
paying a public debt, because fie-COnerlie—d it to he thi'
hest mode, but that it is their right to differ from bins
i• that be a CI know how how to respect their consti coition-
sl jurisdiction. and that they will give him no displeasor.•
by. frankly speaking their sentiments."
Yesterday, a Court of Directors was held at the East
India House, when the Right Hononrah!e Lord Ad:-
beret was appointed Governor General of Beogal.
Yesterday, a Court of Directors was hAd at the East
India House, when Captain John Patterson was sworn
into the command of the ship Repulse, consigned to St.
Helena, Bencoolen, and China. • i
GIPSIES.—On Thursday se'nnight, a party of Gipsies
set up a tent in the parish of tirade, near Gelato°, in
Cornwall, where they commenced fortune-telling., and
the other mysteries therewith connected. The next day,
same of the fraternity introduced themselves to a neigh-
bouring farmer named Laurence Stephens, offering to
open for him the book of f.ste, on receiving a swell gra-
tuity; their offers were dedi tied ; hot during their visi.,
they took an accurate survey of the premises, fur the
purpose of future operations. Stevens kept his cash
and papers in a bale chest, the key of which he sta. ire
the habit of placing, as he conceived, in a place of al.0!
rity ; having occasion to attend a parish vestry, he took
seine papers out of his chest, locked it, and put the 1::.y
in the usual place. The business at the vestry detained
him to a late hour, and on his return he went to rep; tee
his papers in the chest, but could not find the key. Sil p-
posing that he had mislaid it, he went to bed, and in
the morning commenced a snore accurate search: 1,”
was soon satisfied that the hiding place had been d;,-
covered, and the key taken away during his abseilar ;
he accordingly broke open the chest and found that
bad been unlocked, and fifteen one-pound notes, and tie.:
guineas and a half in gold,taken out. Suspicion fell on
the Gipsies as the depredators; but on proceeding to
their place of encampment, it was found that they had
struck their tent, and departed the night before. A pur-
suit was immediately commenced by Stevens, and a man
named Randle; but the inaurtuders moved with sack
weer, that Stevens and his companion did not Coma
up with them before they had reached New-bridge, in
Devonshire, having travelled in a zig-zag course, Llift
miles. There they procured assistance; tonic the ps..-
ties into custody, and proceeded to search them, when
on one of men was found a one-ponod note. and halta-
guinea, heist in a particular manner, to which Stry an.
was aisle to swear as his property. Five guineas we!,
found on the ground near where the men wa. talin in-,.
custody; but ist wilich lie denies all knowledge.—ln lb-
baggage of the party, property to a considerable intone!.
was discovereiL)ronsisting of a great variety of children's
clothes of a superior quality ; several pieces of cotton
goods, a number of gown-pieces, flannels, a handsome
gold seal, Sac.—They bad purchased three horses" with
saddles and bridles, on their way to New-hridg--, for
which they acknowledge to have given 251. The
who e party, consisting of two men, and two worn -a,
tts three children, were committed to Emter gaol.--
iininey-sweeper who was in their company Wits dis-
eh ell, it appearing he was nut concerned in the roh.
tisk
berV.— (West Briton.) -
'there were pulled in the girden of Mr. Twentyiran,
of itiooilhouses, an apple or the liiiiil called Tank.%
which measured 12.1 inches hy I I i, and weighed lIS oz.
Another, a tiolJesi !Luise, I it !iv 11, and weighed 111:
us. ; and also one termed The Smith, usually a small
apple, which measured II Ly 11, and weighed is os.
Front a commit, field pea, grossing in the gerell-n of
'Chimes Fleming, Barbel, London, have bean pulled
this season live hundred and fArty pods, containing to 1,
. thousand nine hundred-and thirty-four full-grown pen.,
besides a niiiisher of smaller size, perf.ctly humeri. "f h.-
stalk, when pulled up last Saturday, was a ill blossoming..
, Tue Acorn. Santo, from Liverpool, tor Naple., 0..*
lost the '231 ult. near Fignera; taro and crew sal r ..,I.

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