The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-03-14 00:00:00

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Ll'l3lll' DISITOR3' COURT.
IN THE MATTE* et OLIVE. CALLING BERIELP rata.
CCU OH CUMBERLAND.
Yesterday atoning the Court wu excessively
crowded with persona waitiag In expectation of b.sr.
ing the examination at this Lady. who wu to be
brought op to take the beseAt of the Issolrest
Debtor's Act.

At twelve o'clock tba case of " Olive, Prism% of
Cumberland," was mild on by the Clerk of the
Court, when the Lady Pile Ur (stance, sad at the
request of Mr. Pollock .'lnto stated tbot she had had
the misfortune to fracture her lag lately, she was ac-
commodated with a mat.

The Officer having called—" Who opposes Olive,
Princess of Cumbetiaod ?" Mr. Heath said--II op.
pose on behalf of Mr."Lengstaff and Mr. James. A
creditor, named i.ls appeared io person.
Mr. HEATH stimmilhat,,,he intended to oppose 6,,
lady on a prelinslootrihjeddoe, Ilem she had sot in.
chided its her soketioli a ceepiu deenoteat relating to
property. The Learned Gossett mailed Mrs. Lang.
staff to prove the existence of the detarnent.
Mr. Pot.Loca objected to the course his feared
Friend was pursuing, but the Court overrated the ot.
jection.
Ales. Longstaff then stated that she Lad seen is
the lady's possession, whilst sbe lodged in her spirt.
mints, a paper which the lady said was signed with
the sign manual of his late Majesty, and va
queathed to her the sum of 15,0001. but that it was
not to be produced till after his Majesty was dead.
Mr. POLLOCK then examined the Insolvent, who sail
it was a paper signed by Lord Chatham and the Bari
of Warwick She had frequently applied through the
medium of Sir Benjamin Bloomfield, and it was out of
delicacy to his Majesty that it was not made public
before. She did not consider it as a debt, but as 4
bequest, and the paper was now in the bands or Mr.
Hayfield a proctor, to he regularly proved is a will.
Too CHIC, Comm:mamas said, this was arise of
every day's occurrence. It was the case of an les.th
vent, who, believing that be had moss claim to pro.
perry, was hound to state the nature of that claha
his schedule, and to produce and file in Court all the
papers connected with it; the same must be done is
this case.

Mr. POLLOCK said he had stated to the Solicitor,
that the paper should be produced ; he had biped it
would he in Court, and intend/NI to ply to bare it
pat in the schedule; but as it t% illtit in Court, he
feared an adjournment was necessa4.—The leeelrect
said, it had been represented to her, that it was est
necessary to return the document; and she could art
see her Counsel to advise with hisn.
Mr. uteri said, DO one could doubt :hat tit don.
meat must be highly important to the creditors.
Cuter Cow MISSIONen.—Let the ease be adjoined
for fourteen days. and in the wean thus let the paper
be delivered in.

It was finally fixed, that the ease should be ►each
on the 25th inst.

MONUMENT TO MIS LATE MIJESTErA meetisgel
the Subscribers for a Moans's* to his late Aoki%
was held on Tuesday, at the Thatched Haase .laser .
The meeting was not numerously Minded, sal sou
difference was found to exist &swag the paella m-
ust, as to the plan that had been hitherto prised. ft
was ultimately agreed apo• that a Speak! Caessftfte
shoa'd be appointed to receive proposals, wke wield
report thereon at the next meeting. By the report
that was read, it appeared, that the sass sabseeibed
asnotints to 4,6481. 2e. SI. Sir English Debra
warmly recommended, that the Lord Lletteanntot is
their respective counties, and the Bishops.% their se-
veral dioceses, be urged to encourage, by &ester re•
quests, the natioaal monument proposed to the memory
'of George 111.
HATTON Gasnate.—Yesterday a great many preset
were snmusoned to attend at this office reepeetieg this
barbarous murder, and in the coarse of the day se len
than 16 were examined for the porpoise of aseettaisg
the extent of the deceased's connexion, and the woes
of the persons who were in the habit of calling es
her. Blackball and Archer, the two jeareeywro
bakers, were also examined in the course of the fore-
noon; bet nothing appearing against them, led el
their proving where they went to after !eerie:
Mrs. Chessie's house, they were discharged. lo
addition to the above persons, Williams Relit 1.5.
was sent in the course of the morning for rill Va-
rious characters lodged on Tuesday evening is Oat'
spar-street Compter, charged with robbery. Their
names are Henry Brookes and Henry Judd; the for-
mer a carpenter, who was tried some time age at the
Old Bailey, fur being concerned its the robbery', to*
large amount, in trinkets sod jewels, eueseeitted
is
Arundel-street, Strand, and acquitted, the letter a
hackssey coachman. The prisoners were 'Ate ism
the room before the Magistrate, and noderwest
as
examination. The bag which contained the pmfortl
of the deceased was produced : it was made of mums
and resembled a bag used on shipboard foe koWiag
bread, but supposed to have been used by a repeater,
as some shavings were attached to the amide. It eas
marked on the outbid. 6,7,and a.B undersesth.This lags
it will be recollected, was left behind by 11. e enertitrett,
and was smeared with blood. A persnn Q(110%1,1+1(4
Walker, who had seen 4 men running frow
place (into which, the usarderers escaped), sad eke,
by catching and iltrnggling with one of them, ltod'i
opportunity of identifying hint, was called into the
presence of the prisoners:, but be could not identlil
either of them as the man whom he strop:lea "b"4
the night of the murder.—The prisoners tom re'
tuanded.
This morning Brookes and Judd, underwent a
second private examination, and another matt of tl.e
name of 'Edwards was also real:tined in the same 013°'
tier. Judd, it is stated, reqnested an *Seer might by'
sent to a well known flash•bouse, near Brooks' Mg-
kelt, to request the attendance of a man
David Davis, a professed HuestAeolett to acc,...A`4l
for the way in which Judd was ampo"
at the time of the murder. An officer was accotro
i.gly dispatched for that perpose, but retarne4fltp
out his man, who was understood to be out of
way. This eircumetance has tended to extend
!tidos.
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