The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-06-02 00:00:00

THE KING V. lIII4PIAND, CLERK.

Tie ATTOIZNEY-GENEICAL showed rause agitiii,t
this role for removing the iiirlictinent itt ‘Vorceste.
Assizes, for an assault upon Mr. Mence, the barrister,
by certiorari, into this Coo aid, that if thy,
rule were made absolute, the Court would he °Eel-
whelrned with judgments in such cases, which cram
better disposed of at the Assizes, and that Mr.
Mence's only ehject in this case was, to get the ed_
vantage of shilling further affidavits in answer to
those which ivraibl be necessarily filed on the part
of the Defendant, if this indictment were removed
hither.
Mr. JEuvis supported the role.

The 0:U1a tad no dOl3/1t of its power to remover
an indictment nfter judgment by default, and cited
sever al instances in which it had been done ; but
they thoeght, from what they had seen of; the present
case, from the Judge's notes of the trial, and the
affidavits on the part of Mr. Mence, which.had been
partly read, that justice would be better done to both
parties, and the peace better preserved in future:, by
lettit:g each indictment take its courses withosi com.
promise.

POLLG S.
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MANAION-DOUSE.—Tbersday. Thomas Alexander and Anne
Fitzgerald were brought before the LORD MAYOR, ehai7ed slide
robbing the manufactory of Mr. Huoper, of Colent:: of
a quantity of wax, waters, soaps, perfumeries, and "the: .rli-
CleS, to a cousiderable amount. The prisoner Alexander was ts
porter in the service of the Prosecutor, and 'the woman uas his
cook. They had lived with him nearly two years, mid although
considerable losses had been sustained, their integrity was nut
suspected. until a few days since, when the Ramat' having in;nl-
- left her box unloc4eil, a quantity of the property men-
tioned was there found concealed. The theft being shortly after
imputed to her, she confessed it, but said it was owing to the
advice of Alexander. The latter Pi iitmer, iu r.•ply. acknow-
ledged the assertion, and said he alone was culpable; that he
had aimself stolen the property, and subsequently pr, seated it
to his female confederate. lie made a further confession of sub.
bing his employer tu a comiderable amount, but the extent of
the depredations have nut.yet in any manner been ascertained.
The Prisoners were remaialed for another examination.

Qv EEN-SQ VA R -Tii ursday, Boyd, a hale er, in the neigh-
hoorhood of Osford-market, was surninoned on all information
in consequence of a quantity of light bread having bet o ft.am/
on his prcvnises. There were seized 4S quartern, and 22 half-
quartern loaves, some of them wanting lice and six ounces each:
the whole deficiency was% num.(' ; and Mr. Cocci :worm
posed ti.e penalty of 641. per ounce.. The whole penalty awl
costs amounted to 1•21. and the bread was distributed amongst the
po •r.

HORSE-STEALING.
UNION-BALL.—On Wednesday, John Frilant and 71masia
Turner were brought before Mr. Smie:int Sruov, by May.
charged with stealing a nurse from Larkhall- fields, the propel-
ty of Mr. Hunter, of Wand.wort h. It appeared from the evi-
dence of a blacksmith aatited Ciadony, that he haJ accidentally
been present at the sale of a horse to k Jew pedlar, who lives
in Roebuck-court, Turnmill-crest. and bowing afterwards of
Mr. Tamer's horse haying h..en stolen, his so.picions were ex-
cited, and-he gave information vo May. -which lid to the Pri-
soner.' apprehension. Turner eaurewtod he was a party con-
cerned is 1112 theft. and l'ollaut..was hlentified as being lint
pevir:. who f•Oid the horse to the pedlar for VI. 17a The bur.g
sr:is forvrt in the posseision or toe pedlar. and ;sworn to by Mt.
ktu-sler. and the Prisoners were folly ce.nahted for !riot.

A detect-iouking yotng wihnan maviivoitgllt apt° t lit Other
ion Th:iralay by May. caarg.tt by M. Conk in lilt hiving
nfgaim-J from her a valuable yelive f.l‘e prctroctr.-
Hiss Tarot :bat die Primmer had !it'd
• nitb tin intimate friend ocher's at Camberwell; and :throat *roe.
1 weeks sinie eti,JA with her mistnivii's respects. and requested
.the lean Odle iseliem in questi,m, wtrich shoe Id be 'returned on
I,the follnavisigeitey. It was immediater,seak but not being re-
, turned for several der., ktifts Look at tat seat for it, nitro she
'learnt dis tbe Pr!sotter had ivilited her • felonry ben ice, :1:1:1
-that the letter had never seat to *emote the nt tti Ls-
formatioa was given to !tiny, and the Prisoner was appreheal•-
! ed in the Borough, a ith the pelisst. uu her back. She was corn-
, mitted for re-examictiop.

• ROYAL VISIT TO Gsterowittr..--Yesferdty, at
a quarter past 12, o'clock, tier 1114;tsfy,.-ttocotr.
,panied by 'tilt •Priticesses AkictiirA end M.ritTl_ldt
town,• ekorted by a Teak of the r 14th Light.
Dragoons, for Greenwich, anti °trilled alone o'cloeltC
0n the entrance of the Ran! iriltitora to the giounds
of the Royal Naval As luta fur
.the* Orphans, of
Sailors alid*Mer'ineS, the Child* of the establish.
moot were &tigt out in proper order in the Court.
yard, opposite to the house of Captain Datass, the
Governor, with their new clothes, the boys amount-
ing to 648, and the girls tO upwards of 200. On
the arrival of the Visitors at the Governor's
house, they were received by his Royal- Highness the
Duke of CLARENCE,.as Admiral of the fteat,Viscnunt
MET.VILLE, the Right lion. Geosoc Roar.. J. W.
CrtOKER, Admirals Sir JOIIY BORLASt WAssocit
and BIACIIVORD, Captain DACKL"si the Governor'
with other Officers of the Institution. They viewed
the children at their dinner, and appeared highly
gratified with the regularity and eleantines, witn
which every thing was conducted. The Royal Party,
with the distinguished characters, retired to Ike Ce-
Vettler'S house, and partook of a sumptuous breakfast.
After partaking of this refreshment, her 'AI JtSTv and
the Putactsscs went to Groptiniols wt:erts
the Duke of CLAIII:VCEi Vicconut Mt
had walked to be in- readiiress to receive theta. Tint
veterans of the boiliting were drawn out twno
occasion. They proceeded to view the Loilling, e("-
and appeared highly paiticolarly with the
Chapel, for it architectural lionntiee. -.Viarewit
lloon, the Governor, heiog twit/it:eh intlisitosed to
receive his Royal Guests, ih.• s cisme awl
others of the Dirertots were in readiness to receive
them. Her MAJESTY !'f.t. there at a quarter past
three.,...ohd arrived at her palace el few-. Al a Mlle
before 'seven o'clock, tie Qt!erst,Prittersses AtIGI:STA,
MA ItY, knit Sortit.t of Ot.oticErrEtt Krill in her MA-
irstv's 'canine, to die e wadi the iteqrv.r.
Tite,Verfe" ROYAL, VCR!. - - Off ibe evr:.inz of TtragelLy
h nit. for the two •tit of 0.-. I •:naas. v..cattle,
gaist ('raaetiv of Know uou Me,: Ivo ref... lead with *a
r strlardinary degree of ,•Arer Ow • Mr. 1)..111i
eaeiblted his I•ienping.hikeliine.on• the stags. •lt t, iR lona 11,4°
an idsioug ho!, with two -Warr 0, at. waich it tom and ranr
brass projections, each it, the f.rni ..f an angle. ietratiri la .1:
vide Ilse. corn, at die lotto,: or n 3tv alaced circular sida
and above, six rolirnr, wades the corn wt., the hos nu
cradle, alt it it cut. T.itio.rows to eon) were placet erect on
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shtistign,e,:trai'd trmielb!..i4l:;:tree4 a tg.(l. (.:it t4hie‘.!firlolleleirksl::;
cuttem-the n hole wits pat 11l 1011101). nwd she cord cut at ft tr •
Iliered in a few minutes. %Theo a-rd in the held', the ;"•-•":"
dance of two peold,. teguisite, tole to ii:!•,a it fur.g3 •
.and he ni!rtsr to empty the ensiles but Mr. 1): uhserteo.l.-a•
those two own vAt Lind galther from five to eight ac..retol
4ay. It,: exhibition gave great sat i,,faptian to ail vs 11:1 V11.U.•
•
the superior properties it undoebtetily posse .es.

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