The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-07-29 00:00:00

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TONIC, JOLT N.
John Boyfiar, a country lad, was this shaman tried
for wilful and B
rt cortopt_ potj whet ery, in ao appeal a,
ea n under the Basle Imes. He is Ole -baths-
laid an lefermation against hie tootoorr.ler. Wf•
ill.fariert.ofDuthy. is the North Ridioe, fee netting do
moor HeaseAn Ilse night tit*. whereupon Wetherill was
magic* ill AU penalty of Rill. He catered as appal
atainstitauid tried the appeal at the Christmas North
Riding ea, when the appeal was confirmed. The
was sow tried for the evidence he gave at the
Nesionedolta prosemteer having proved as alibi, the
Jeri. • ' ty adman aesideration, found hint—
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YORK, JulaT)l7. •
lanesucaa or u.t. ens remoras.
At three o'clock. Baron Woo, passed moteweecon all',
the ;Waiters which had been convicted, as follows :---
Daa2a...--Robert Moseley, Itobert Ibbetsoa, Isaac
J *awl Cages. Robert Wright, and Robert
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and gu Colley for sacrilege; Henry Thompson,
liZli
Williat Brammer and Roger Dobson. for highway rob-
bery; Jamey Howson, for hong stealing; and Marna-
deli@ Menaison, for sheep stealing. Merry would. his
Worship intimated ho extended to all except to Doha*,
for robbing the mail.
TRANAPORTILD FOR Satan YZARll.—lane Hardy, for
conveying lies and saws into the Castle, to aid the n-
ear of her husband.
OaIICRID One Yana AND STAND IN TN' PILLORY
elt. —Joshua Hodgson. *ea., for perjury.
Ilateimorrito One Yesa TO Hama Laaotra.—John
for
perju.
'llleitaomnn FoxrySix Monies.—Haenab Yeoard, for
greed larceny.
lisruotaNaD roe Two Moures.—lsaac Johnson, for
Milting hie nnele's dish.
latrianoereo TOR TUBS MONTHS TO HARD LABOUR.
--Rebut Braithwaite, for petty larceny.
rJunartaxe A n.—Thomas Wood, for receiving
a goods, koowieg them to be se, of the value of
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• .IkBO/PROBR'S COURT.—Duntax, JOLT 12.
.! 1 IMPORTANT JUDGMENT.
JUDGMENT.
.• mitt Bean was leraght up for judgment.—Hs had
han'temad jullafrat a former sitting of this Court for
.tioneki.....logii.,. Pielay's Bak ; be alleged'
isiraig foiled R. TR Recorder said judgment had'
hies postponed for the consideration of the twelve
Judges, who have pronounced the conviction to be
legal:—Their °Olden is, if a man finds valuable pa.
per, no matter where, and takes op the determinatios
of converting it to his own use, be becomes legally a ,
felon ; be should Sad at to whom it belongs, and re-
tern it—if he finds property and denies it, conceals it,
or negotiates it, he is guilty of fraudulently convert.
ing it to his own use ; the indictment has been drawn
wrong; the note was stated to be an order or draft,
instead of a warrant, which, according to law,
it is.

The Recorder, therefore, had arrested the judg-
wrest, and be stated, that another indictment had gone
up to the Chandlery, who had found that upon which
he was now indicted, and to which he pleaded not
guilty—that is. to stealing a note for 1001., the pro•
perty of Mrs. Ki.g.
Mr. Robert Ring bad the draft to fet cashed;
went to College, and when leaving College missed
the draft—he then went to the Bank to stop the pay-
ment.

Mr. Robert Law, sworn.—Stated that he had re
mind notice to stop the payment; Mr. Law had given
directions therefore, that whoever presented it fur pay-
ment, should be brought to hint immediately ; upon
Mr. King's leaving the Office, the prisoner came io and
said, he had been sent by Mr. K. to receive payment ;
the prisoner thee wrote his name on the back of the
Dote, " John Reare'r." Mr. Law immediately told
him that be hal got into a serape, for Mr. King had
either lost it, or it was stolen from him ; ►e had him
taken into custody.
The Recorder charged the Jury, and said, if the
prisoner had found it, and came to a resolution of con-
verting the money to his °tenure, the Jury were boned
by the opinion of the twelve Judges, to convict him.
The prisoner's knowledge of the value of the property
was demonstrated by his saying that Mr. King had
sent him—he then contradicted himself, and said, be
was sent by a mantrbout be wet at the Post-office. He
was found Guilty, and sentenced to bur months im-
prisonment.

Ltataitics, JULY 20.—Wednesday last two car"
lades with flour from Roam:lls to this City, wen
takes off by the peasantry near Derrygaivin, in the
liberties. Stich acts are not only disgraceful, but
must impose a heavy fine on the pari►h where such
plunde► is committed.
Cons EXCHANOL JULY 29.—Our Market was well
supplied with Wheat this morning, amongst which were
a few samples of Ibis year's growth, the quality of which
was very lice. In consequence of the unsettled state of
the weather, the demand was tolerably brisk for prime
samples at an advance of 21. per qr.; but there is no im-
provement in the price of the inferior qualities.—Barley
was dull sale, and Is. per qr. lower than on this day
se'nnight.—The Oat trade was very heavy, and last Mon•
day's prices were only obtained for fine fresh Cori,: all
other sorts are Is. per qr. cheaper. —ln Beaus and Peasl
Ithere is so alteration.

SMITS/MD MAW!, 29.—There was a gond
supply, of Cattle at Market this morning, amongst
which were a number of inferior Oxen, and the price
asked was *pound higher per head than last Msrket day.
Sheep and Limbs are also somewhat higher in price.

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