The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-07-19 00:00:00

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but Isle Imediihip•repliad that it world be impose'.
41 to melte the attendee's of say of the Peet" at so,
rt a wiles.
It was reerallected that. Mr *Writs the ilerwatil
dee Dike of Northemberlsod, had paid the defeating
tits e, fete' for Isis aeble.master, sad he was seat for.
Mr. Morrie stated, that oe the 19th of February
'loot, the defendant called at Northumberland House
Kith the liukk now piudneed, and stated that be came
from the Lord Oust Chamberlain's Office for the
Corination fees. The Duke was in the North, sad
witness coactivieg It was.a matter of right paid hie
two (magas.
Mr. Fellow's was agile sworn, and stated, that me
the 19th of Febresey the defendant held Do 'headset
is the office of Lord Great Chambeelais. No fees os
account of the Coronatioa were ever authorized or al-
lewd lo.thist office.
Mr. Phillips said he had a precedent for his con-
duit. Thd same thing was done 69 years ago, at the
Gratuities of King Were HI. He knew a very aged
meow who would prove it:
Mr. Fellows' said there was no record is the office
of say each practice, f.. 1 search had been made.
Mr. Phillips said them
,usight sot be, but he was
pripared to rove that it existed: He made net
devised of the messy, but merely solicitid it es a gra-
teity—a sort of Cbrisfims-hoe, he might call it..
Sir R. Statile reminded him that he stated to • Mr.
Morris that he canon Cress the Lord Crest Chamber.
loin's office. • •
Mr. Phillips said he did sot claim the money as be.
longing then to the eke, bat for services actually
performed at the Ceronatleu when be did belong to it.;
He had the mmetion'bf Lord Harrowhy, at whose mar
golden it was that tiproetired the hook in question.'
Ile wee *ring, peeing', in having the 'Mord " fees•
impriuted lilt, bat that; was, " the headland front offs
his elibuding." •
A gentleman stepped &tweed, who said be had
known Mr. Phillips for many years; and although lie
had hue oefortienate in the world, be was a strictly ,
honourable man, and incapable -of any thing Slott
fraud. He bad collected' die mosey under the Uppers-
'du that be had a•rlght to do N.; bed if now it was
shown that be had tot such a tight, the mosey would
be returned instantly.
Sir R. Brenta said, in this ease, like every other,
mast rest upon its own merits. A priwa
.farfe ease of
obtaining looney by (she pretences had been made out,
and ft was his defy, altbongh ao estretnely psiaful
one, to send it for trial. • He eirtaitly did not think
there was that degree of moeal turpitude in this case
which perhaps the matite contemplated, but still
there was fain pretence made out. •
After a long conversation, Mr. Phillip' was held to
ball, himself and one 'other surety only. to •appear at
the Sessions, and the witnesses were bound ever so
peoseeste.
thitom.lilau..---A poor country' boy was yesterday
brsught to this office, who bad' been Mad by a watch.
sou hi a state of nudity in Kent-street, is the Ho-
rnet, en the preceding night. It appeared that some
villain, litsdiag that the youth witted employment.
bad persuaded bias to take off his elothes,•uoder a
promise of helot immediately provided with a sailor's
salt, and with estplayment on board a ship. The Ma-
gistrate arderokgat'poor fellow to be clothed and
teat whip- Nowt'',.
Esseit. ••• .Q -- • • '
.l)'re Hair lit& oar 'lmo up on a war.
gaut, at tHiffillbsneo.-11111ine Ir. I'. Pukes,
char/rid tbreinited SO some b..
dily berm,
Mr. Parket stated that he *no by profession.* che-
mist, aad had n flier years sitreourriedjen business on
as eztenslve scale, and be and his family moved in
tbi greatest respectability. He new was seduced to
very bumble elrelm,tasiss, tlsic6 son wbqlty attri-
butahie to the ntleconduillof itls who iodated.
*boa to prosperity, is the geesteet extratsgance, gun
herself up ni &tubing. and his affairs became embek.
rusted, and a balers was the coaseqsence. Since ha
battles:a handless!, her propensity- for ifittot lee '
stressed iodise di thitetb 'oblate it, she wosidvisty
every article of vane vat of *behoves, which alio would
plidgd, and get beastlyiatoeicated with the neuey, io
which state she was caul/madly being brought Write
to her family. la addition to the &Wyo.'s/in of lain-
update, Mr. Parkes stated, that she wit constantly
inaltroatiog hint, by beating Lila in svatost otonersie
fal asassor, • seiliod often held bias by. the throat till
she !Oa, prodnood . strangulation. She had rope;