The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-09-06 00:00:00

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th Charles WoWitt Nis hey seposiairly
eheasion to eenamideale the meat of Cs ipdries at
C.mo, tespeeting the estelloet sod eharadirt of east
persecetad Queen. Hating ilood Avis feissreti
olonths of the yeai 1817. with Ma heitis lie troy
naturally bad the cariosity to *dire as le the Adair-
fel reports that were. si is obenstes. pteihdowb:Paiii-
elderly in the Milanese, naiad her Majesty; dad
which reports, he genetally had from tltirelhrri. TAO
had received them, as he realisably stiprises, *gni
those people who had been Aired to infeit the ease: •
houses at Milan, for the express purposes( prejadieiag

the minds of the English ageism their Prideres. 'ibis
circumstance, be says, was so notorious, that any man
going into one of them was sure to be accosted. At
Como, however, where the Ptineess fres so well
known, he was astoiished to had, Want the histories ha.
had heard elsewhere were not so mne► as biased at
On the contrary, he always beard bey spoken of with
reverence and affection. The poor blessed her; and
her name was always followed 6y prayers for her pro,-
perity_and happiuess : her hand wat serer opea foe ike
relief of these in want, of wko Won at the bed of
sickness. Having beard nothing but good of her
from those who really karw her, he, therefore, at the
commencement of the ptesent provecetton, wrote to a
gentleman of respectability there, te inquire into the
characters and situations or those persons who had
been engaged to depoie against the Queen, ea, in
answer, learnt, that it was understood they were al-

most ali journeymen masons, with the- eseeption of
one, who is a luektnsith's apprentice, an I wee: all p wr
devils, who certainly " had bees induced fly the 'revert
of good pay, to depose even what has nut the shadow
of sense ur probability." Such is the opinion at Como,
of the conduct of the Qom's, and of the witnesses from
that place brought forward against her!

WELLS ASSIZES.
Before Mr. *flatlet MCIAROUGN end a Speck! Jrry.
THE SINS C. JAMES SUTTON and JAMES NOWDITCM, /OR
AN •LLSOCD LISIL ON MARIA (HANN AND MARS
Mr. Strjeant Pau., on the part of the prosecution,
stated the ...Ne to the Jury, and took a brief review
of the wellicuown trial at Dorchester, against the
Bowditches and others, for a conspiracy, which ended
in their conviction. A rale to show cause why a new
trial should not be granted, was obtained by the
Bowditches; and when the rale was to he made ab-
solute, it was argued for two days in the Court of
King's Bench, and ultimately refused ; nearly two
hundred affidavits having been read on both sides.
Anion's: the affidavits is support of the rule, three
were made by the wife and two daughters of the de-
feudist, Sutton, and which were contradicted by Min
Olean and Mary Whitby. In Septeusber. 1819,
tree hills were Need &guest Miss Glens aid Misty
Whitby, for perjury, alleged to hare bees committed
in their affidavits in opposing the rale. In this month
there appeared struck sp and distributed in the town
of Tousles. the hssdbill whittle eeieedSoted—err -pre-
sent libel. Here the Learned Sergeant tied the
handbill, which purported to be the " Fate tN Maria
Glenn aid her accomplice, Mary Whitby." against WWI.
true bills had been found for wiltal sad corrupt per-
jury : the handbill stated that the prosecution against
the Bowditches was a malicious one, in which much
treachery had been practised, the whole tending to
threw discredit on the decision of the Court of King's
Bench, to prejudice the evidence coming oat of Taunton,
sad influence the witnesses at the ist ending trial of Mita
Olean and Mary Whitby.
It appimred in evidence that Mr Bowditch gate or-
tiers for printing the bills, and afterwards rooster-
' mantled them, and they were sent to the del Indent,
Sutton, in whose band writing the manuscript was
proved to have been.
After an able ad.lress, by Mr. ADAM, on behalf of
Bowditch, and by Mr. Emits', for Sutton, the Judge
summed up, stating to the Jury, that it was in their
power to divide their ter list, and pronounce use guilty
aid acquit the other ; and the Jury accordingly, after
a few minutes consultation, delivered their verdict
against Sutton, aid is favour of Bowditch.

IMPORTANT TO FARMIRS. TITRE CA Ulli. -IR the
cam of Cloak v. Jam, at the last Bothnia Anises,
which was as action brotight by Mr. Anthony Oeske
&Oast the Rev. Thomas Jones for not taking away the
tithe of hay after it had been duly set oat for him, sod
which the defendant refused to do, for the following
alleged reasons. First, because the Plaintiff had cut the
field, which only consisted of eight acres, at foar cut-
tings, aid had set out the tithe of each rotting sopa-
rately as the hay became fit to save, which he contended
gave the Rector minecesury trouble—aerondly, heritage
the cocks were too small, there being 665 on an acre and
half—thirdly, because there was a great deal of raking*.
which he contended were titheable—andl, fourthly, be-
came there was sot room to take away the tithe without
going over the farmer's hay and subjecting him, the
Sector, to an action.—Mr. Justice Harrongli !Mehl, that
as to the cutting in different pieces, the *now had a
right to de so, if by was prevented from Entebbe by
change of weather, or if the grass was ism eettelie tipm
That the cocks mut necessarily be Bade small whoa it
was intended to preserve the seed • otherwise the seed
mast be shaken oat; and as to the rakiaßs. he held they
were not thimble ; and if a servant through negligence
or for want of skill should not take up the bog so clean
as he ought to have done, the matter is not answerable
on that bead for a bud, voless it appeared to be douse
tbretsgb a design V detrain! the Rector. His Lordaisip
said. be thooght the Clergyman ought to have had ea&
cleat room to pass between the farmer's cocks with his
wagres without delay damage to the farmer's bay or
else 0 world not be a good setting forth of the title ;
sakes the farmer gave the Clergyman leave to gessoes,
his hay, in removing the tithe.
The Scrimps of the Prom foe the Comity *Middle-
sex, will oementeme at the Sessions Holum Clerhenweil-
green. ma limaday seek when the trials of trainmen,
and when not n hell, on matters of weak osieamei,.
and misdemeanors will be proceeded on.
Tmonorrow the prisoner who stood rosamitend tre
charges of felony, will be removed from di gisle
in the City of London and Comity aMladtZrt
Rate, preparatory to their charviols , at the sm..,
wingS tees at Justice Mtn the Old &aloe. whisk
wiU bees es Wednesday next.

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COlOll-RiallANol. Ss r. 11.—We bare hid eltait
arrivals is Ware hfooday, and there being bet few
owl..
at market this Decorous& to t Wheat trod* was monde ..,
heavy, wad Monday's prie-i were with &Seal ty ...
eves fur the Mont samples. Tits Oat Wads was .
brisker that vs last Moeda!, althoogh we wool glow
higher pekoe. la Beans, Peas, sad Serial there islitdi
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Of So "wistful!.