The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-03-19 00:00:00

._ .
. . •.. •
...
.
i . Per Cent. . i
•
' , - • , F ,
44110
",V.s\ 1°
14 •
. ao, so `'.
to e -
o • .
• , *IL 4,A7LA..'s • c
~ , • ',- 1;'.; IV*IV,..
‘, . -AY ...
ce Pr : . ,
• Ail . 1
... ~ . --,„„,......„....• -
~.. t
, -
• . . . .. . ,
.
. . •
• ,_. ,• • . .• . •
VVEDNESDAY MARCH, 19, 1623. .
. .. .
: . .
,----- . -r---.--.—.. ---_..._________ .______ anwg
IMMIX fill in the Fiel4 and SYDNEY 'died oat the Scaffold!" , -, PRICE SEVEN. PENCE. -
--.-............. .. .
TORE of LAZA, •,. OUTRAGES IN IRELAND, . person, of the lowest description, at a house in Ogle-street! .1
three Years on the • • --me.—• Marylebone, who collected themselves together for the pur-
'
gyptian-Hall, Picea- MINTING or MAGISTRATES AT DONSRAILE,--011 pose of witnessing • private theatrical amusement which
was carried on le a cellar at the back of the house • a war-
dmittance Is. Cato-
1 I
Tuesday, pursuant to public notice from General Sir John rant was issued for the apprehension of both actors' end au.
Lambert, a Meeting of the Magistrates of. several baron- dience, and it bdtng placed in the heads of Limbrick an I
Au. volumes, 12mo. ire was convened, in order to meet Lord Combennere, Morris, two of the conductors of Patrole, with the Teepee- - •
Couunapder of the Forces, and consult onehe best means Live parties nester their direction, they succeeded, on Mom- i
• • tr
of repressing those outrages which have so frequently day evening last, in making the caption of eight of the per- " i
—rittuTus. disturi* that part of the County. The meeting assem- former* and about 120 persons who had been admitted to
see the performance, which was on that evening the va-
Leadenhall-itreet. bled Ingle great school=room, and consigeed of a large I.'
Wished,
by Captain Simpson, A loqg conversation ensued, in which Lords Eonis-
distingf shed body of the hlagistrates. •• „ loge Lawyer, and it was just as the curtain fell on the con-
clusion of the first act, that the officers made their entry.— c,..
moreaMi Dom:mile, Gen. Berry, Sir Hugh tio_iugh, Jus- This they effected by securing the door keeper, and an their
entering the area occupied by the spectators,an indiscrlbable . r • 1
Second Edition, four tin M'Carty, L. 1). O. Jephson, and Adam NOS:Rath nerve qf confasion ensued. The actors readily surrendered; I
Es rs Majors• Carter and w" I' • 1
fee 3 vols. Ms. 6d. q . ; - ..cocos, and several others but the audience, especially the females, were very refrac-
he Author of Zelica, took a ?art. tory, and the officers received several scratches and bites
It is understood that the result of the Meeting will before. they had secured them all in the watch-house. The ''
is Scott, new Edition, produce several arrangements, which promise to arrest keepers of the place, with a view to evade the penalties of •
the progress of the miscreants, whose steps are to be receiving money at the doors, directed persons who applied
uart Hume, five vo- traced in the violation of the laws, and destruction of pro- for admissions to purchase ail orange of the door-keeper,
for whie,b sixpence was demanded. and a cheek sees then
perky throughout the country. •
given to the buyer, who was directly passed into the in- •
The staking of pikes was fully established at the meet- terior.
in admirable Map and ink, brofte4le °Mose weapows being oetually produced. • engaged id the performance were put to tbq .
L bds, -4Cork Papers.) A
bar in the ()hewing ordef : •-• n • - ,-, . •
.
a Inca!, Statistical, Wntraeoyeam.—Cone, Malice 10.—Welmve received John Collins,a shoemaker's errand-boy,
ir .
nd-bey, who had
cal& Account of the following extract of a letter from Doneraile, dated on the pretesting evening sustaimed the character el
eader, the Merchant, Saturday night :—••• Just at this moment the Police and Scout, the Village Lawyer; IV. T. IVhcaton, a demure. . • 4....
Military, acting on private informal ion, have searched lookiug lad about 17, and by profession a barber's assistant,.
CRADOCE, and JOT. the eoliths' shops in this town, and in a forge within as Sheepface ; Ann Hutchinson, a miserable looking girl,
twenty yards of the Nunnery, they have discovered some 16 years of age, as Mrs. Scout; W. Osborne, a soda water
AVON, and especiallybottle manufacturer, as the Prompter ; J. Cook, a o cocas
• ',
Pikes one of which 1 had in' in hand
y; they are neatly
. .
1823, respecting the • ' master tailor," as the Stage Manager ;R. Nelsoss, and C.
tish Revolution, and , '
finished anl exactly similar to those of 1-
198, with axe, (Mackie as scene shifters; and Robert Julictn, as candle
nd 1821; and pointing crook, &c. • The makers are in custody.".--(Limerick fighter.' ,
Mated from the Spanish Chronicle.) The audience part was next brought forward, and they
price 2s. 6d. LI BIERICK ASSIZES.—WEDNESDAT, MARCH 12.—James formed a motley group; a portion of every trade in Lon- .
slo Espanol, sobre la Fitzgibbon and Patrick Neville were put to the liar, don seemed to he among them. I. ft
n las Diversas Partes charged with the murder of the late Major Going, on ' Limbrick produced the theatrical wardrobe, which can- • 1 e
:e 2s. 6d. the 14th October, 1921.-6 uilty —To be hanged on sisted of three spangled cloth caps, an old soldiers coat, , i,
with a tall cut off, and the sleeves turned inside out ; the •
Part L elephant 4to. Friday.
ds, with AO Plates of ---- lower pare ef a watchman's parish cloak, with the initials of
r FROM TUESDAY'S GAZETTE. the name of the palish inserted in the middle, in large white 1 .
LAPRIO and Ilisocotic --me.-- letters, and which was used as Hamlet's cloak in the burial
Churches, Chapels, BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. scene; au old musket, the barrel much bent, and the lock
and ramrod absent; a pair of brass-mounted pistols, one • i
)
elates, Hals. Courts, W. Brown, Barton-upon-Humber, Lincolnshire, nursery-
without a barrel, and the other the stock broke off by the
nent, and Modern and man, from March 22, to 31, at the Dog and Duck Tatero, trigger; h Id 1 ' ' d M
t ree o greasy awyers tugs, an sever woods •
'butts of London and Kingston-upon-Hull.
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. battle-axes, daggers, &c.
After the evidence of the above circumstances bad been
Fenchurch-street. J. Brown, London, army-clothier.
f Impressions, without BANKRUPTS. taken, Mr. HALLS, the Magistrate, asked the prisoners who
1 . were professionally concerned what they had to allege i.:
mbian paper, price 41, G•
surrender It, CheralVl3ll2r2den.-street.Bermondsey, shipwrig 1.,
their defence, when Scout (who, by general consent, seemed
t 029, and April 29, at Basinghall-
to act ass spokesman for the rest of the party) said that they
1, street. Attorney, Mr. Jackson, Garden-court, Temple.
a small paper, 12/. inNewnan, Kin sdow •victualler,
G. g n, Box, W . ,
ilehure had only formed themselves into a Theatrical Company for
ement, and that of their friends, and were only
their amusement, -
he Work is yet sold March 26, 27, and April 29, at the Three Cups Inn, Bath.—
engaed of an evenin after the had done their work.
Ds. 6d. each ; and Sub- Attorneys, Messrs. Frowd and Rose, Serle-street, Lincoln's
.:, .
r sets, are requested to Inn; and Mr.. Freeman, Bradford, Wilts. that they made rule ofexcluding
and
t of the Plates to this SODS.
J. Tee, liemsworth, Yorkshire, shopkeeper, March 31, .
April 1 sad 29, at the White Bear Inn, Barnsley. Actor- •
Letter-press, may • )'• Mr. HALL! said, the present company was a remarkable
neys, Mr. Bartlett, Bartholomew-close, London ; and Mr. cases
thatsuch
proof places had a very evil tendency, and in alt
Mence, Barnsley. cases where the Magistrates could interfere, they might ae-•
?.. D. S. Norton, Uxbridge. Middlesex, brewer, March 22, pend on being interrupted. I 1
g New Works have 29, and April 29, at Basinghall-street. Attorneys, hlr.Gale, This they readily did, and after paying a shilling each • •
r I
-be had of all Book- Rasinghall-street; and Mr. Riches, Uxbridge. were discharged.
W. and G. Cock, Canterbury,Kent, wine-raerchant,March HATTON.GARDEN .—Yesterday, Frances Butcher was 1
'IONS, or Memoirs of 111. April I, and 29, at the Guildhall, Canterbury. Actor- charged with the most dreadful cruelty towards the son
y walk of public Life, neys, Messrs. Brandrett, Spinks, and Reddish,lemple ; and of her husbartd, by a former wife, a boy of ten veers of , 'I 1 i
i and type of Debrett's Messrs. DeLasaux and Hook, Canterbury. age. It appeared that the poor boy was nearly starred,
t 1
c 2s. in bds. B. Butler, Alcester, Warwickshire, fel/monger, March 28, and thatshe frequeotly beat him with the poker until he •
amity and Ituovialeas. 27, sad-April p 9,.. as, lbe Red Horse lon, Stratford-upon- was nearly deprived of the use of his limbs, ind with a
cps, beautifully printed Avon. Attorneys, Messrs. Adlington and Gregory, and
,ands, or 12s. lati. calf Faulkner, Bedford-row, London; and Messrs. Tidums andclothes 1.•
- me, which she doubled eight times.—His whole ,
Page, Walla. body was shockingly lacerated and bruised. • i I
ing every Narrative in B. Holmff, Thrum Hall, Halifax, Yorkshire, merchant, The prisoner was committed, with orders to give 24 : ,
erge type, and verbatim April 11, 12, and 29, at the Old Cock Inn, Halifax. Attor- hours' notice of bail. •
with 120 Engravings.— neys, Mr. Walker, Exchequer-office, Lincoln's Inn; and /121
aw• ARLDOROUGU-STREET.—John and Jane Buckley,
med. Messrs. Alexanders, Halifax.
husband and wife, were charged with altering a number
IFTY Yeasts, 1773 to J. Walker, Great Smith-street, Westminster, carpenter,
of.counterfeit shillings- and sixpences to different trade.-
s. of Annual Register, March 21,49, and April 29, at Basinghall-street. Attorney,
a 15.8 d. Mr. Hannam, Piazza Chambers, .Covent-garden.'•• " -people in the neighbourhood of Soho-square. They were
mu EMPIRE, corrected W. Hamilton, J W. and F. G. Hamilton, New City fully committed for trial. . .
lon end. Financial Ta- Chambers, London, and J. 11. Ridsdale, Leeds, Yorkshire, Qeegoosovates.—Yesterday, (nn." Stroud and Mary •, o
be Rev. J. Goansurru, merchants, March 22, 29, and April 29, at Basloghall-streat. dinn Stroud, his wife, were brought up and -examined
Attorneys, Messrs. Deuce and Son, Billieer-square. before the Sitting Magistrate, on charges of uttering ' ..
PS and Co. London. [Dia ideods, ite. To-morrow.] forged and fictitious 51. notes, purporting to be of the :fir-
S• POLICE. • ford Bank, Somensetshire. Remanded-for further exarifino
;
mchurch-street, Lon- —.0.--- tion. .
o •
of the public in general BOW•STRSET.—Mr. Josiah Richards, a dissenting - • , It
1 persons emigrating toThelent'Assixes for Kent commenced at Maidstone
at Camden town was chat 41 a ith a violent
nan's Lam!, &c. &:.) to clergyman Henr- •fr 1 yesterdaeobefore the Lord Chief Baron on the Civil side,
' MILLS, and FLOUR assault upon Russell, a boy I. years of age, the *blithe lion. Mr. Baron Grattan) on the Crown side. The .. -
adjoin-
trier to any thing of the son of a labouring man who resides in a cottage adjoin- Lord Chief Baron, though considerably affected by his O '
end at the same time ing to the premises of the defendant. late spasmodic attack, is so much recovered as to be aloe el'
nay be seen in daily use The boy stated, that some fowls belonging to his fa- to resume his judicial duties. The Assizes are expected
that's landlady having got into the defendant's garden, . ;
to occupy- th whole mole •, in consequence of the presture
Malt, Beans, Peas. Oats, she desired him to go and drive them one. He went to of.h . • e both . unless inCourts. . °
nds, Cocoa, Drugs, 3:c. Mr. Richards's house, and asked leave to go into the gar- -
, )
warranted. den, but was refused ; and the woman then desired him PENSTENTIART.-111 consequenCe of the verdict givers •1.
i, or horse power. to get a ladder and scale the wall. Ile did so, and was by a former J ury, on the death of Humphrey Adams an I • . 1
o ,
•ed. another, which was, "'That so many prisoners woul-I ta A
engaged in driving out the fowls when the defendant'sP
die if they were allowed a small petition of animal fool
FITIS respectfuilv an- maid-servant came out and beat him severely with a
SALE of the valuable horsewhip. He was running away from Let when the per day.'" Mt. Higgs, the Deputy Cormier for West-ini n. 4'.'i '
e JAMES Remy, Esquire, defendant pursued him with a broomstick, read a letter, winch was by Mr. Gen' to tee
with which seer,
• ,•
Directors of the Penitentiary, and to which he received
Nu RSDAY next, in How- he poked him in the ribs, struck him on the head, and at
•
ction of his Executor. length, by a heavy blow. broke his left arm, which he ;had the following answer:—
le excellent Household raised to defend his head. . • " The Committee have met on 'pedal summonses, to
.
:e Wine, capital Billiard The landlady corroborated this s'atement, and said she consider what steps should he taken, in consteotence of ,o,
:e, Plate, Linen, and nu- had repeatedly clipped the wings of her fowls, and taken the unusual degree of sickness which has ut late pre-
other measures to prevent them. from getting into the veiled in the prison.
:tures and Drawings, by
defendant's premises.
" Resolved,—That two Physicians be professionally is .t.
British Schools, selected
Mr Blackstone, a surgeon, proved that the boy's arm employed to visit the Infirmary, to communicate wit's lo i
ig judgement and taste ; • •
found Virgin and Child, was fractured ; it was a simple fracture. Doctor Hutchinson, and Mr. l'ratt, and to give such d:- *: • i
ghost merit, exquisitely Mr. Richards, in his defence, said he had been for rection for the treatmentor the Patients, as they may
and Maria Louisa, rare many utonthe annoyed by the intrusion of .• slte:e ani- think proper; and that they be requested to direct three .-t•_Pli •
•
Atha, superb Clocks. Cre- malt:' into his garden, itisomdoh that he was about to attention so the investigation of the causes of such eit k . -
the Piano Forte, fashion- quit his house in consequence. He could not deny beat- ness ; and particeilarly to inquire bow far the saute is to
i .
ems of ornament and use. ing the boy, but he submitted there was no positive eel- be ascribed to the dietary ; and that for this purpose, f• li i
de. and catalogues had of dence that he had broken his arm. He conceived that they in desired to meet, either daily, or so often is :no Pe •
elicitors to the Executor, • ' /
' • No. 5, Walbrook
.urtis,
' Air. HALLS.—Pray, what do you mean by these " lasi- rind, at may enable them to form a decided ()pinkie upott t.. ''
gues also on the premises, o
mats:' • the subject referred to them.
Mr. Richards.—l mean the fowls, and the boys that - " (Signed)
, .
lUGH POWDERS. come after them. 1 consider the boys as no better than " ROBERT AULD, Secretary to the Committee." • • •
Found more perplexing vagrants. . The Governor was then called by the .Tury, anti he
.—T c.
id the Medicines usually Alr. HALLShea you are to treat them as vagrants, etated that since Drs. Roget aud I:ithara had nt; d atteed, 1 i
mplaint having proved to- according to law, and not as brutes. You should have the dietary had been-altered. •
educed, after several years complained to this boy's father, and even have brought On their first inspection they ordered each prioine: to • . 7:: :
his Medicine to the Public him here, if that would not do ; but if you were deter- have four ounces of meat per day, anti three orances
ed front that convulsive mined to take the law into your own hands, you should in addition to the former food of a (part of bullock's
ac have resorted to a more humane aud dignified mode of cheek soup, one pint of gruel, and a pound and a half
y persevering strictly - ~
correction. of bread ; but witness did not imagine that this food : • 1
three Packets have almost .
to effect a certain cure.— Mr. Richards said he intended more to frighten the would be continued, The Jury then dispersed.
rfett safety to children of boy than to hurt him. There are now living in one street, at Sbepron-Mallet,
those at a more advancedllr. HALLS.—The contrary appears to me to be the 21 peons, whose united ages amount to 1.738 years.
.. 4"
persons,
case, and I can scarcely express what I feel at hearing . I
MARRIED.—On Monday. at St. James's chureh
o EL tO.
on, West Mailing, Kent, of such treatment being applied to a Zender child like , ., .
h, by Messrs. Butler, che- this. You must find bail, Sir, to keep the Peace ; and l• Ellyan. Esq. son of Sir it. C. Glyn. Bart. of Gaunt a, Dor- I
'a, and22o. Regent-street, recommeod you to act upon the excellent principle which setshirs, to Marianne, daughter of P. Greaten, Esq. M„P. - ..l
don; 20, Waterloo-place. . , from of Taplow•house• Bucks.
you p. . ionnigate the pulpit—" To live in charity and •
-street, Dublin ; and by• " Ou Saturday, the 15th inst. at Christ Church, Surrey, T.
good-will towards all your fellw-beinrecollect
iroughout the United King- Wild, Esq. of Southampton-plat•e, Euston-square. to Eflza- 1
.i .;
..
that this " animal," as you cal the helpless boy now be- beth Stafford, 3d daughter of the late B. Philpot, list!. of
;ons' Hooping Cough Pow- fore me, is as much your fellow-being as the most exalted Stamford.streit, Blackfriari. '
I ment stamp has the words man in the kingdom. ,
don it. The defendant was held to bail accordingly. DIED.—Oa Monday morrilne. at Wanstead, Essex, Mr. 1 -
_ 0 PRIVATE Tat CATRICALS in Low Ltem•—lu consequence T. Atiiieson, after a long and p:tinfal illness. ii ' .
e Veteran pedestrian (who !of an application lately made by several of the respectable On the 17th inst. Mr.
Samuel Barber, late of Sweetine•s-
. t
started yesterday morning iahabitauts of the parish of Saint MarYieDoots to the Ma- alley. Royal Exchacge, in the 63d year of his age, deeply
V
Flag, Clerkenwell Green, gistrates of this Office, of a nuisance which for son.s time regretted. . ,
e hours, being tour times past has existed to their great annoyance. caused by the On the 1 lei :nat. Mfrs. R. P. Halme, of City•terrnee, l:llts-
tg in favour of time. aorbily assemble/4 of dissolute young men, girls and other 1 road. 1
• 1
• '":, 1