The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-07-26 00:00:00

itte aad property, as may other swaggering I swam
bavr deer, ►y murdering the astt►es. As an talkies
for what be did. William built a Cistercian Monastery,
sad was emeesissd by the Pope et the day. That
pleaded., louden' wadd ant bare succeeded In his
object, and toga dosigsated a Coortoror, had mot the
two Infernal ghettoes of that day. the Priests aai the
Lawyers, eemspirell avian the people; sad their law-
fat Lag. Harold.
am, Sir, year obedient arrest.
J. W. PAWNS.

SPORTING INTSLIJORNCIL '

RACIti, WIDIIIIDAT, JIM' H.

A Sweepstakes of blp owe. for Om sod four year ea.
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Mr. Fellowses b. f. by Colossus, 6 yn old
Mr. Forlb's Madldo. 6 yrs old I
Mr. Wleltsslde's Immolator. a yrs old
Mr. Frames Wm, I yrs old
Two Wier. started.
IClag's Plato. Poor-agile Hosts.
Mr. inetsgiv. Iseantator. 4 yrs old 1
Mr. 110111rardho's Wake, Ors old 6 1 I
Mr. Poslsrollool. d %Ts ad $ 11
Massa aip mob for oil ores. Nest.,**Cop Course.
Mr. sb. a. by Dow Cossack. 6 yrs 01d.... I 1
Mr. walte's Philip. II yrs old 1 1
Mr. Kiss s brother to Rid Row 6 yrs old ll 0
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Bew-assere —Yesterday two tees. eased Berry
aed Jocks**. the Proprietors of • Yellei"Pitooto
in Pall mall. sad Megers. Silk. Felton. Aigifilas,
Barker, Soria, Israel, and sixteen others, whose
games we were Doable to collect. all fashionably
dreamed tee. and some of them. we entierstand. cos-
meted with families of distiaetioe. were breech*
befare Sir R. Mentz. in the onstody of J. J. Smith,
oaf of the piirseipal officers, sad several of the patrol,
seder a search warrant ironed on the previous day by
Mr. Miesiscil. epos private information. The chirp
agniest thesis was, that they... being idle and disor-
duly penes.. did haunt, resort to. and play at an.
'Awful games." k tie boom No. 33. Sail-Mall.
Mr. ets.xne, wile 'medal fee the defendants (except
Berry and Jackass) took an objection in limi.serie way
proceediegs beteg bed seder this carnet.
Sir R. Rutore, without expressing soy opieiott:!
open the legality of the warrant, Data, be said.
the caw ..
f Smith the °friar wits Sea called. and stated that s
r warrant bavieg bee. pieced is his isaios. be west.
with about 13 other eunattblee, et belt :past Hi o'clock
daredey ovesiag. to No. 33, Pail-mall, and bev-
y a preconeerted plan, gained admittance at the
• door. they went up to the first Ow, whets they
12 of the drfeadaats sittiag mead a table, playkWe
Inx at a game the aeme.ef which whams didn't keep.-

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if silver esemers sa
.t►e fable. The appearance if
the officers in a nroasSitthrew all the party into costa-
aka, sad a general scramble took place, is which wit-
ness acted a pert, mud seised three 101., aad Ave 51.
notes, 30 sovereigns, sea a quantity of silver sad
coasters. . Having secured the players and their ap-
parent% they went up to the second door. where they
Coned the remainder of the defendants playing at
Rove et Noir. There, also, a contest took place for
the mosey, the officers succeeding only in getting the
silver counters. He believed Barry aid Jackson were
the proprietors of the hoses.
The gassing apparatus and several papers were
produced.
The defendants made no resistance to the authority
of the °Goers. except the taking of all the money they
could get; and they were taken quietly to St.
Martin's watehhease, where they were lodged for the
night.
Mr. AWAY addressed the Magistrate In behalf of
the defendants, who. he said, with the exception, per-
haps, of Barry aid Jackass, who were said to be the
keepers of the house. bad been most unjustly dragged
forward. The warrant was to apprehend " idle and
disorderly perms.," and his cheats certainly did not
came under that denomination. As the Magistrate
who issued it had chosen to Bruit the authority of the
officers, by inserting the names of two persons only,
they had se power over any others.
Sit R. Bigots said, that these gentlemen, however
respectable they might be. were found in the house,
and in such situatioas as they left no doubt upon his
mind that they were playing. The Aet of Parliament,
however, said "persons haunting, resorting, and play-'
lag." and be thought the " haunting and resorting"
were not proved. if he could take the passage in the
disjunctive, he certainly should hold all the defrn-
daats to ball; bat as It was, be should only call upon
Barry and Juke°a for swedes.
Mr. ALLav said, he was sure it would be quite suffi-
cient for the worthy magistrate to disehltge the others
with his admonitidn. _ _

Sir R. Manta said he knew nothing practically of
gaming, but if what he had heard were tree, his ad-
monition would have very little effect apes men who
addicted themselves to the practice, sad be would
therefor* spare It.
Twenty-two of the defendants were then discharged
upon payment of the usual fees, and Barry aid Jack.
sea were held to bail, each himself is 2001. and two
lamed,. in lOW.

The apparatasoteney, lug remain in the posses-
sion of the officers, who received the thanks of the de-
feudist, for the kiadoesi and delicacy with which
they perforated their duty.
Some of the defeadants appeared heartily ashamed
of their situation. _ _ _

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la consequenee of repeated complaints of a somber
of rudests aad respectable persons travelling on
the road from Loadoa to Uxbridge, of the eoastant
duet they were la of their lives, their horses aid
carricges, from the gross aegleet and inattaatioa of
drivers of carts, &c., arising from their sleeping in
their carts, riding os their carts' shafts, and horses,
14 drivers of carts and waggons appeared yesterday
to saramoases, dwell them with offeoces of t►is de•
serlyties, Ira which they were coevieted with Geste.

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