The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-01-26 00:00:00

Ithe Court.

The defendant suggested that he would take it as
a great favour if the jiidguireit would he suffered to
stand over to the present Term. To this their Lord-
ships assented, and yesterday, the '24th of January,
was the day then fixed upon. Edmonds, however,'
was nut then fortheuiniug, and his recognisaaces were
rstreated.

Edmonds now applied that the order of the
Court for estrrating his recognizatices should be re-
funded, and he accounted for his absence by stating
that be was severely indisposed.
The Court, after a good deal of consultation, and
after referring to the Counsel fur the prosecution, con-
sented to the application, and the judgment was suf-
fered to stand over for thi day se'imight.

The !tanking-house of Messrs. Jones, Lloyd, and Co.
was robbed on Wednesday afternoon in a very daring
manner. A little after live o'clock, as the clerks were
making up the Bank-notes into separate parcels, a man
rushed in, snatched one of them from the counter, and
made off with it. The action was so sadden, and his
disappearance so quick, that though pursuit was imme-
diately attempted. the depredator effected his escape. It
is supposed he had a confederate who held the door
open to facilitate his retreat. The value of the notes
stolen was 4.2t10/. - _

CONONER'3 IsquEsr.—An inquisition was taken yes-
terdav in the Boartl-rooin of the London Hospital, be-
fore.). W. Cnw•in, Ruh Coroner fur the Eastern Divi-
sion of Middlesex, on the Iwdy of Richard Jones, aged
eleven.

William Whitehead, of Brown's-court, Great
street, tlimilmaii's-lields, master chimney-sweeper, de-
posed, that the deceased was his apprentice. Between
seven and eight o'clock on the 25th of November last,
they were going along Hermitage-street, East-Smithfield,
when a yeu.ng u,ats. leading a large dog by a chain,
passed him in the street, and he (witness) almost imme-
diately heard a dreadful 'wreathing; on looking hack,'
he beheld the deceased, who had been walking some,
distance behind him, sprawling on the pavement, the,
dog standing over him and shaking him an a most hor-
rible manner, having hold of his cheek. He come-
iiiiently ran to Lis assistance, but before he approached
the di,/ let the deceased go, upon which be stood up and ,
ran shrieking in a most sltocking manner upwards of
thirty yards, having a large piece of his cheek near the
month hanging down, 'before witness could stop him.
He then proceeded to Mr. Draper's, No. 6, Little Her-
mitsge-street, Wapping, surgeon, to whom the dog be-
longed ; and after the deceased's wound was dress, al
there, he took him to the Hospital, where lie remained
until the wound was nearly heeled. lie was afterwards
an out-patient until Saturday last, when he exhibited
snob symptoms as to cause a suspicion of hydrophobia:
he was consegnently again taken to the Hospital.
John dirk:not. surgeon's beadle at the London Hos-
pital, deposed that the deceased cause there at the time
alluded to hr the last witness; he had a very extensive
wound in his left cheek near the month, which was
dressed by Mr. Irkadlingten ; be remained in the Hos-
pital until the wound was almost cured, and bad been i
afterwards an out-patient until Saturday last, when he
was re-admitted;he thee complained of a difficulty of
swallowing. *hewed symptoms of great anxiety. became
restless; lie could not hear a breads of air, nor any per-
*en to come wear him, and was finally attetlred with eon.'
smith,* Ales all el Ibis* ere considered Nenerally to pro-
,ceeil from Hydrophobia. There Lad not been the
suspition entertained in the Hotpital drain then
of its being toessteetseistwiesi to the deceased, who; from
that time, hisceie. gradually worse. cod' ultimately died
on the folltateiryr morning, Sunday. Verdict—" Thal
the deceased tiled in caanserptinc:' of his being bit he a
mad dug."

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Tv, lilts, Simple* trom Looddo td Mire, pit i6ttj
Rspligatie oo Wednesday, to stop a leak:hiving beet' ►•
ashore on the Woolpark Said,
The brig Tamar, from Porto Rico, bound to Wei-
dad; has been wrecked in the Boca', but the grater
part of her cargo was saved.
The William Fel!, B, in, from Liverpool rn New
Orleans, pat into the Clyde 2Uth inst. *WI loos of
maid-toptbast, having experienced very Ariel* WWI*.
The crew were wattled overboattl, And throwo 9d •
board again by the back surge.
nonplus/a, JAN. IS.—The Lottise Is hatted ti hare
arrived in uni river, flout St. Domingo.
Coraxyausat, JAN. 01..gtien; Thitarm;
from Rigs; Skipsey, Laidler, from St. Ntersburgh
to Hall; Trusty, of Kincardine; and an English
schooner; from the Baltic ; fiutling, on theif %Mild
at Dego, the Sound impracticable, altered their tours
for the Reit, in order to endeavour to get thropgit:
that way. The win...r is uncommonly Were; iteen
ice in one barbouf, and in thti grea•tit part of
Sound, is already to thick, that the communication
on foot with Sweden will very soon be practicable.
PEN.:3:44 X JAN. 42.—Several casks of white
brandy and white and red French wines, have been
picked up by some of our bay boats, between this
and Scilly, sod a small yard has keen taken belong-
ing to a French chaste loam, supposed to have been.
blown of the French coast, and lost in the late pies.
11'AR3101;TH, JAN. 24.—The Russell, of Weymouth,
Thomas, was entirely lust yesterday on Ilasboro'
Saud ; crew saved. Two Brothels, Knight, from
Sunderland. with coal, came on our Bar yesterday,
where she sunk, having been on the Scroby.
VALSIELII SPOKEN W ITH.--Uaity, Smith, on the
Idth of December, fron. Liverpool to Par.., out 3a
Jays, and Euileavour, on the 1311., from Liverpool to
Pars, out 37 days, both in the River, by the Ann.
Kay, arrived at Portsmouth..

MA PRIED.
Oa the ftd ind. at Wytbam Abbey. Charles lobe Bellie
Hamilton. Esq. to the Right Hon. Lady Caroline Berlin,
Sister to the Earl of Abingdon.

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On the 19th instant. at Haiti. in the Fflth )ear of her age,
Nlre. Heineken. widow of the lute Christian Heinekes, Req.
of Peckham. Moue).
On Wetinemia) heat. at his heeas in Portland-place, the
infant son of Thomas Naglitrn. Esq.

A. MOUNTAIN and Cu. SARACEN'S HEAD
1:1• INN. Snowhill. London. The foltomlngPosteosedes,
Nlail Coaches. &e. set out from the above Inn:—

The "Telegraph," Ramsgate, Margate, tied Canterintry
new post coach, every morning, at a quarter past seven.
In consequence of the decided preference gives to the
above coach, the proprietors are determined ne espence
shall be spared to reader It the first conveyance oa thee
road.
Dover, Deal, sandwich, and Feversham, every morning,
at a quarte► past s-ven, and six In the evening.
Bro►►►pton, Chstisam. Rochester, Sittingbourae, sad Rain-
ham. every• morning, at a quarter past seven.
Falmouth, Plymouth, Exeter, Weyenoerh, Dorcheste►,
Dartmouth, and Salisbury, every 'worming. at seven, three,*
Melton. Axminster. Bridport, Blandford, and Basiagstoke.
The " Colon," Southampton, Lymington, Winchester,
and Basingstoke new coach. every morning at eight ;
rives at the Coach and Horses, Resthansptoa, by five.
The proprietors of the above cos. hope to receive s Geo-
thsuance of that support which has hilitertoßeen expevieneed
since the commencement of the " Mina." No racing with

other coaches.
Bath and Bristol Ilylag post coaches, through Chippes-
base, t'aine, and Marlborough, every afternoon, at one.
COACHES 11) WELLS, HRIDOEWATER, 1 t UNTON,
AND PLYMOUTH.
?be " Uspirs." a new Liverpool light coach, only one
night on the rood, carrying fuer inside, sets out daily ;
through Woburn. Northampton, Welford, Latterwortis,
Hinckley, Atherstone, Lichfield, stone, Newcastle, knots-
ford. Warrington, and Prestos.
!Shrewsbury, IVellingtoo, and Milesl coach, every tue-
lla,. at die.
The •• Union," Warsaw*, Dorchester, Riandford. Seli•-
betry, Andover. mg Basingstoke sew post coach, every af-
ternoon, at funr.
THE H EYIIOI. TH PACKETS TO GUERNSEY, JERSEY,

elliritllorki:. ST. DIALOES, kr.
The " Rockingham," Leeds new light conch, sets Oat
every morning at eight ; and passes through Stamfeed.
Newark. Retforcl, Doncaster, sad Ferry bridge, to the list-
den Lion. Leeds. next morning, at ten.
Notwithstanding the uncommon expedition of this roach,
it Is allowed to be the most agreeable and complete puMir
conveyance on the north road, being unequalled by say
other.
(;lasgow, Longtown, Gretna Green, AnaA, Dentfrieq,
Rrownhill, Sanquhar, Kiln, Canumek, Kingsweil,
and all parts of Scotland. a post coach daily.
York, Scarborough, Whitby, Shields, Sunderland, New-
castle and Edinburgh, new poet coach, with a guard
throughout ; sets out every morning at nine, by way of
Newark. ftet ford, Tadeaster, Darlington, Northallerten.
Durham, Morpeth, and Berwick. Passengers finding them-
selves fatigued en the journey. may rest what time they
please. and then proceed ou without any additional fare.
Marlborough and Swindon new four inside conch, through
Aldbourn, Reading. Lambourn, Parton, Lydington. Nese),
Wooton Basset, Ramsbnry, llungerford and Newbury,
every morning.
Rridgenorth and Weisel post coach every evening.
Boston. Spalding. Peterboruegh, Stilton and linatingrion
Royal Mail Coach. every events,: to Spil4by, Leith.
Clsheaby nod Uu 'llene's. Al tali.
(*artiste, Penrith, and Whitehaves new four inside Pqst
Coach: passes through though. Appleby. Gretna-Wide.
Rieleuevad, Cetteriek, Boroughbride, Wedierby. Aberfuld,
Doncaster, and Grantham. Passengers detained on the
road by business, or pleasure, have the peculiar advantage
of their seats being secured in the next coach.
Kendal. Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonsdele, Bolton.
Chorley, Ormskirk, and thirsting post-coacheS, every la'
ternoon at Five.
Liverpool. Warrington. Kauleferd, Stoat, Stegar4. am!
.itchflcld post-coach. railed the • • Defiance," every eTenin4.
the Minim/ es Head tan, D.:le-Onset. Liverpool.

Waketieldspost-eeseelt every morale
('beater.vwport, Whileelmeh. l'arporley,•Nereptvrithq
ioettiwielt, end Middiewleit, post-east:le every evening.
tiunliertmsd, Sweetens. and Vane toad, every aossiiwye
.o the George inn. tiesseleriand.
Manchester. Winslow. Coesieton, Newcastle, Wake!. steel'
w6ivertuteptne past-coeds, every a n ernoon.
Shlllieid and Rotherham post coat+, called the Reeking•
ham. every mentleg at eight, and the Nelson at Nine.
Qtiratlaßhata pesteeeseh, sets oat t very afteraom et eve.
and P 11"" leamingtoa and Davastry. to the
tiara-
era's Dead. Ilell•eatrent, Birmingham.
Hell. kisaola. Nortisrave: !Lowden, and Doncaster pert-
coach. every morning.
flatfeet* Were, Hoeldesdon sad (lushest soack every
morning.
rottenham and Wed•ontott machos 034) at eleven, hsif-
past two, live. and t •
S. A. MOLINt AI, and CO. respectfily selnaint thew
Friends and the Public. 'het they nil not be amount-
able for any Pewee* Legge,. Writino,Pliete.
Le. (Knot, than Five posed* value, if lust. stolen, or di*
mated. islets eateted as sorb, and the Insurssee paid sr-
etwillegh. ett the tinsell/PlVilinlik Bno+■'s"

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