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

ed. Ile went bade to tell them, end W.1(44 told biro.
for Gael sake 50 get • earl, and remove thent'di•
wisely to Lamle &Me/ warehouse. This he accord-
ingly did. Here they remained aboet a fottilighl,
when Lewis Levy desired saltness to talus the marks
off. as Wnlfe would send for them. Wolfe did tic-
cottliugly send for them, and witness heard Wolfe
tell Lewis Levy afterwards not to make himself un-
easy. as the packages were brokho up, sod the goods
'nisei] wish others.
Several carmen were called, who proved they had
been employed to carry goods Rom Myers's ware.
boots to the warehouses of Wolfe end Levy. Orders
wets atwtys Memo to conceal OM marks.
C. Bollingbronk was erraml.boy in Mr. )(evolve,
•ol was frequently sent with letters front his master
to Wolfe and L. Levy.
--. Knight, shoposin to Mr. Cooke, recol-
lects his master looking large parebuses of Wolfe
in 14Id and 1817. Mr. Cooke, no the af.t.
nee, boeght from 10 to 45 per test. under the
merket.ptire; they were chielly Scotch and Man-
chester goods. The amount of Mr. Cooke's per.
has.. coold not be lea in 'aloe hen between 30.000%
nos! 10.0c01. In particular, witness recollects a lot
of SatWe's blur prints, worth about 5001. Witness
molls-cis Wolfe coming one day Irbil.' the., hides
were I)ing in the upper warehouse; Wolfe looked
•1 them and 'gill, if they were not removed into the
back wereboese, he world never stead soother piece
of goods into his warehouse.
Mr. Broadbent, partner with Mr. Ssflifit, of Mao.
cheater, recollects selling souse Woo prints to Reeve
and Lee in the beginning of 1817; they 111.114 Cle.
fijlorS under Reeve's Commission to this amount of

Mr. Pettit, a pecker, en Coller.biti, had packed
goods from Reeve and Lee, to be sent for Levy.
Mr. Jefferson was a partner in the house of Wooller
and Jefferson, of Watling-street ; first became ac-
quainted with Myers is October, 1810. He then
came mildly to their house, said he had formerly
been a Deitch East India Captain, and wanted a few
goods to ship to Holl4nd. Ile said be would
pay one-half in cash and the remainder with an
acceptance, and gave a reference to Decock and
Vinderatehse ; witness called on them, and they
said they had the best opinion of his integrity,
bet could tont speak as to his property.—
He afterwards selected the goods he wanted, and
paid half the eminent, upwards of 3001. in cash,
mad gave his acceptance for the rest ; he called
'don after and discounted his acceptance; be enntl- '
need to deal with shorn on the same terms, and fee-
qoently discounted his own acceptances. Ile pee
an account of pert of his family in Cornwall, which
from ether quarters witness knew to be respectable.
He said his reason for going into basin's, spin was,
that he had lately married a young wife. When he
left this country he owed the witness about —Never found him misrepresenting any thing. Wit-
ness considered him a very valuable customer: the
whole amount of his dealing with thcas was sepwesds
of 90001.

Mr. Al lize, an epholsterer. tarnished Myers's hewn
ift Hackney-road, in March, 1817: the account,
abnut 710 f., remains still due.

Mr. It. Grierson. a merchant, gave credit to Myers
to the amount of 3861.

Mr. C. Robertson, of the firm of Robertoon,
linlien, sod Kendra, warehousemen, sold Myers
son/labs Jon. 1817. When be absconded, he was up.
Wars of 31301. io arrears.

Mr. Cote, a grocer, ',stitched part of the ship-
ment trs India ; be was to hare been paid its c■th,
bid had a bill for ninety.niae pound', accepted by
Myers, upon this bill bite pounds remained doe.—
All them persons had references given them to Wool-
ley and Jefferson.

John Jacobs knew lewis Levy, who eyed to bar.
row money of witness on Wolfe's acceptances. On
the 2.1 of Jam., 1817, brought ens for 10001. for
whilh witness gave him a cheek on Boaanquet and
Cb. his Brokers.

Mr. Friar, of the bruise of Basanquet end Co.
proved that Jacobs' chick was paid in a 10001.
Ark note, No. 40112.
' Mr. Smith proved the Indorsement oe the cote in
question to bola Myers's hand•wrlling.
'Mr. Trier called back ; on the 3d of Joie wilier'
pild a'cheek of Wolfe's for 3,0001. in three 1,0001.
nails oise of which was No. 4,034, enother No.
1/111/. another No. 4,001, the first of thee was en-
dorsed by Myers, the other two were paid Into the
Rank, and small notes given for them ; of those
1:5001. here psi.' into the hoe•e of Jones and 110 yd,,
oil advent of the haloes! Rogge and fee. On the
3d several, other notes, paid to cheeks of Reeve and
Lee by Uoyti'i house, on the 4th of Jost, were on
the same day paid into Messrs. Bobaoquers, of se-
cob nt of Wolfe.

M. 'nines proved, that the debts proved under
Myers's Commission. amostotod to upwards of
Y 4,0001. mostly ow bills of indulge ; the property
was not sollicient to pay ate espitnces of ilto Com-
missies.

Tills closed the parole evidence en the part of the
proseceilen ; mesh decomentary evidence still re-
mained; bet h being new near I! o'clock, his Lord-
ship adjearnetrthe further precredleptlll to-merrew.

Hinuwhe Romitee.--Moriday night, 'boot lee
o'clock, ss Mr. Themes Impish, residing in Soho,
was crossing Battersea-f Ids on his way home from
Peckram, when ha bad best; to dinner at a Mood's
hone,. be nal met by a female' who at lirstisegged
for Airily, bet *be ifterWardsinvited him bone to
her lodging, saying she was the wife of an other in
the army, but In refined circumstances. He listen's,
tu.her tale till they cslne to the path leading to Bats
terses.bridge, when on a sudden two men, dressed
morning uniform of the Overdo, rushed from
underneath the hedge, and ono' of them presented a
pistol to t be breast of Mr. threatening instant
iialA if he did not deliver op his money. The female
wit seised by another of them, who carried her off
sumo &mote in his arms. Alt: I. was rubbed of 51.
in notes. sense silver, and his watch.

'Peat.—Yesterday woraing,siodt two o'clock, an
all raliog Bra broke out In the public-house, sign of
Aip and Punch Bowl, opposite I-it:nit-021ra,
IVsppioa, which In a abort tint, eongumed the In.
triitit. Ou sbo .stritsl of engines, end a supply of
niter being at hood, the flames were sot eider 'ea-
t !sober damle— ud titts lett.