The Statesman.
London, England, 1813-05-07 00:00:00

PANTHEON DISPUTES.

MART.r.onoUGII.STREET.A epspeetabie young
man was charged with felony, some goods from the
Pantheon having been found in his possession, the
property of Mr. Candy, the builder, who made the
late alterations at that house. It appeared by the
statement of Mr. Cundy, that property to the
amount of 1001. had been taken from the Pantheon,
'some trifling articles of which were found in tho
apartments of Mr. G. who had been employed by
Mr. Bonner, who held the premises previously to
its having been converted into a theatre, and ap-
pointed by, Mr. Seymour, an Attorney employed by
the trustees to take care of the premises ; and it ap-
peared by the statement of this Gentleman., that be
had been authorised by the trustees, the Marquis of
Blandford, &c. to dispose of the old iron and rub-
bish about the house, which was applied to the liqui-
dation of labourers' wages, &c. and Mr. G. had
been employed by him, and he held himself respon-
sible for any act he had committed. Mr. Candy
produced a port-folio, which he said had been forced
open, and its contents, consisting of papers, had
been taken a way. It did not appear that any of the
party in removing the articles had a knowledge or
any part of them belonging. to Mr. Cuudy.
Mr. ADOLPHUS, on the part of the prosecution,
&chimed proceeding any further in a case rr hie!! ho
feit he could not justify in another Court. Mr. G.
conseerientiv was liberated.
11•;11ium.Mann was on Wednesday chargel with
stealing a lu,x coat and other'. artielef:, horn the
stable of Lady Bird.—lle was seen lurking about the
spot. Several charges of fraud were also made
against him. Ile is a discarded servant, and had
been at divers lodgings, representing- himself as the
servant of different gentlemen, stating himself to
have arrived in town to arrange matters for his mas-
ter, who was about to follow him ; and by this
means he succeeded, by various stratagems, to dupe
those who had, the misfortune to lodge him, of sums
of money, board, lodging, tire. The prisoner was
remaaded for another examination.

The town of Datchett has for some months past
been kept in a state of disturbance, arising from a
istrilling circumstance. Some time since the pari.h
.1.4k.r.1k, while attending a. fuedital, lattluseed, vt impro-
lperly, that the Rev„Mr. Phillips, the Rector, dis-
missed him from his situation. The cause of the
1 clerk was espoused by a great number of the Wm.
bitants, particularly those of the lower order, who
have behaved to the Rector in the most indecent and
outrageous manner. They have hooted him as he
has been going to and returning from church, to per-
form divine service. lie has been annoyed 'by what
is called rough music, consisting of tin kettles, pots,
&c. before hiS house. For the purpose of restoring
I order, Mr. Phillips has-been compelled to resort to
legal proceedings, and for that purpose attended at
the Bucks County Sessions,Jleld at Aylesbury, on
Thursday, and preferred three bills of imlirtinent,
° one for a riot and assault, one for TR140.18 0401
since the Nor January; last, and a thltd for a coy-
! spiracy. Nineteen persons are included in this iv
dicvment. The trial, it is supposed, will be remmed
into the Court of King's awl*.

The Diteheni of St. Alban's %vas safely delivered of a still-
born daughter, on Tuesday, at his 6raceN house in Stratford-

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ible : the war. I the (3ourt of his being ea. anus to every Vartha Gnawer,
, being a corn. that it was .his innate propensity, and had indulged ' ur7zinuir„wraw
manly virtue, I Richard Plinaer Esq. late of the South gra Haar.
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