The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-10-06 00:00:00

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'MAI: ItTAWUNATIOIO 00 **Fir! 1/11). ass Inn.
Testerdby behig tbedermipelmiied Am the final mini;
antisectif nenisnaild Ma: &charge of robbery
at Mn limbschihrs• *mkt* ltst commaini me& on. saspicion.
' of iliciantdoc, the,. went hmeglst em from the Home of,
Cefeestiell•suss early. Wee- A,t.t4m, the. Rey Pi. Owsx
took' his seat, and the Imsilliess arenienced. Mr. Harmer
astoddeit for therresecition,. lid Arr. Benson, jun. for
the prisoners.
Elimilialb BoOmtvwkiimi' insidee at Iligligets with: her
bush n 4. who is a labouterp, in commie:me of hearinr•
that Barrett was Respected-of the Mender, came %mini,
aid stilted as follows tibe Teniembered on the morn-mg thee-Seller% Mr. Huli's watchman, was murdered;
i half-prm. six *Welk. shwesem Keil% with. bee
usband's breakfast, to a field chore hit was mowing for.;
Mr, Thomson, in.Hormsey-laiie ; on mewling &self,.
she sae, the prisoner Barrett turn down the lave, and be
18=to considerwhieh way be would-turn; he crossed
alled Ashbutt's field, exactly. ab the back of Mr.
Ha #'j. liaise" and • mar sommelier Maks. there ease black
manautdng.loo hollow; Barrett, wile 'speared as if he.
hod VI She black man,asisod• the field; climbed. aver
a style at tne further end, and' proemded.ie a coalksed
direction toillill POO where she. had first sow him. The
black man west away..
*bloody stocking was here produced and inspected,
which bad been found in Barrett's lodgings,
The prisoner, Barrett, denied. strongly, that the wit-
ness, Mrs. Hopkins, saw him cross the field, and climb
over the style. He went in the morniag to tell the de-
ceased's son, that his father was dead.

Dr. Owen asked the witness, whether she considered
that way which the prisoner. Barrett, was going, the
surest-to Crouch end,- where Barrett said he was going
to, or would she have gone that way to Crouch-end /
Witness said, that it was not the way to Crouch-end. She
should not have gone that way, bad she been going
there; she law bins get over some fences.
Barrett was again asked whether be wished to say any
thing? He answered, all that be bad to say was, that
he was going to the deceased's son at Crouch-end, but
he never went out of the read all the way, as Hod was
his judge. Dempsey's son met bile the same morning
on the road, and be denied that she saw him.
Mrs. Hopkins exclaimed, " It's false ! God forgive
you, you are speaking false !" She said be was dressed in
a short shooting jacket, and the same dress as he now
bad on.

A boy was examined, who swore that he saw a black
man on the morning of the murder, in a hollow near the
lane in which Barrett passed.
A man named Lewis also saw a black man on the same
morning; he was dressed like *sailor ; he had been
larking about in a very suspicious meaner.
The prisoners were next examined on the charge of
robbery at Mr. Rothschild* and the household wera in
attendance.
The names of the witnesses were called over, and they
were each bound over to give evidetwe at the Old Bailer.
The prisoners were fully committed for trial on the
charge of robbery. and 'remanded on suspicion of Us*
murder until further enquiries are made into the attar.
Mr. Hartnett jun. on the part of Barrett, requested
that Barrett might have some of his property, his watch*
and clothes, Isci
Mr. Hammen had no objection, as long as the watch
was his own property.
An Officer said that he had bee. at the place where
he had pnrehased it, and he was satisfied.
Barrett requested to have his desk and papers, with
the key of his house, find there was an inventory of some
things which he wished to have. He was refused the
inventory, but it was consented to lethim have the other
articles. The prisoner in the course of the day was con•
veyed to Newgate by Joss and other officers.

Core, SST?. 29.—0 n Wednesday a melancholy affair
occurred on the Passage Road. On that morning John'
Moore, one of the Constables, received a warrant from
Alderman Newsom to arrest a person named Michael
Lebane of Rocbestown, withiu the Liberties, on a charge
of assault at the suit of Denis Driscoll. He.accordingly
proceeded to the place, accompanied by his son John
Moore, jun. and Driscoll, who went for the parpose of
identifying Lebane. Upon arriving on, the lands, they
saw a man at a short distance, and having asceelpaltla
that he was the penes: they were in search of, the party
went towards him. He was standing on a ditch with a
musket and a bayonet in his band, in a position for
charging. Moore also bad a musket and a short stick,
and when within,six or seven yards of Lebane. called to
him that he bad a King's warrant for his arrest, sad re-
quested him to surrender, saying that the offence was
bailable and not to give any. opposition. At the same
time to stew that violence was not intended by his party,
Moore dropped his musket to an order position, and put
the stock under his arm. At this time Moore was upon
the ditch, opposite lehane, 'and his smut: in the rear
of Lebane, farther og being alsciarmed iiitb a musket, j
which he had got on .his way, in a house which had
been searched for arms. After the elder Moore had
rested his musket on the ground, Lehaae suddenly turned
round and deliberately fired at the son, who excalimiog
•" OIL (iod, lam shot"—instantly fell dead. An Inquest
was held on the body by James O'Brien Esq., one
of the Coroners, and the above is briefly the substance
of the evidence gives before him.—(Sowthern Reporter.)
It is so much the practice of those who have made any
discoveries, from which they hope advantage by layipg
them before the public, to speak in the most.estrsva-
gent terms of their merits, that the disserning hesitate
to patronise them, lest they should become the victims
of quackery. A similar prejudice operates .against the
honest dealer, who. conscious of the superiority of the
commodity which be supplies; and satisfied with a ma
iterate profit, looks for remuneration in nu extension Or-
bit; business. Mr. Ciaeuarr, howeveroteems to eqjqy
an ample share of public cnolidence ; but to meet the
objections of the most fastidious who may wish to pur-
chase IsikALa and Barn, yet doubts its genaioeuess, he
has spade an affidavit, of which the foll Owing is a copy:
Swore at the Mansioo-house. before the Lord Mayor
R. CIAPMAK, of Bagnigge Wellsßrewery. ia.ths Yag3ol
of St. Pancras, in the County of Middles s; Ale, Table
Ale, and Table-Beer Brewer. make& oath, and said/,
that his Ale, Tab), - -
from bops and -
will permit or
clients 'to be e
further math,
brew's( concern
fully capable
arast.--Swore
don, Jan. I. 1

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OOTTrifff:-.411is initket is cake, on account of the
isdia sale sect •week ;, theories, are little varied. The
seesioatortigint Liverpool thirsiorsiarstutethat asairbt
steady; WS seli mock beehive deluge.
demusli•lav Mainstream has bees
istaillyaked oessiderable4 eke *Wow *seta %Alp esp.
port the.pre
_vieusgeicenti low ca. liana* at ara
dPotioo••rid.,oz_ts,),r eft. Ilan lice* caesicior-
able demand for Rdood Oooda t s week,
for=liespe ; the prices are Utilb varied. The line
Po made by the wholesale grocers foe the home
consumption isevents asp acesosslagon of stock,: the.
quaatiqt *sang la illeallaidtfaida. • 'Molasses haws bees
;shriek dema Ns. 6d. On,Tueedayt.l43 eikinuahr
vannab. Sulu* supported- the provioui Pikes. .
COFFEE—The public sales of Tuesday went nt.A
considerable reduction. Since then the market has im-
proved considerably ; the public sales brought Onward'
hafe gess off. with briskness, and Jamaica Coffee has
sold Apse 2s. oboe& the primes( Tandy. There were
fear public allectifiCoffee thisloresoon, the whole sold'
freely. The market itgreatlyinaproved. particularly is
the dereancl4, the prices are also generally higher than
op Tuesday last : there is every prospect of a further ad-
vance in the prices of Coffee.
FRUIT continues in rather limited demand; the first.
cargo of sew Muscatels was this forenoon brought.for-
ward by public sale; the grocers do mot evince much
'garages. to purchase so early, as there is rather a CaDs
siderable qiiantity *Choy old still on band.
RUM,,IirtANDY, and HOLLANDki.—flu demand.
for Rum continues. limited, and the market may be
stated heavy. The brisk and extensive demand: for
Brandy continues ; the prices advance rapidly, and for
.Cogno of; geed quality, ds. 6a. has been today realised:
Oboe,: pale is scarce,, and held for higher prices.
HOPS.—The picking, which is far advanced. appears
to turn out more unfavourably, both in quantity and put-
lity, than what had been generally anticipated. The-
Doty, which was lately estimated at 200,600/. has. fallen
to 1911,6001. and 185,0001.

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SPlCES.—Pepper and Pimento continues in demand.
There ism alteration in other Spices:
Oil‘Ss FISH E &c.-.-The, intelligence of Wed-
newts, respecting the Davis' Straits. Fishery was.dia.
tressing: ten Teasels wet. lost in the ire : the intelli-
gence hid a favourable effect on the
.prices of Whale
Oil, from 241., the previous nominal price, it advanced
to VV. and 261. and there were few sellers. The news
this morning is again favourable : a vessel has arrked
offithe Humber well fished, and gives a very favourable
report of the vessels she spoke with ; they were writ
&heal.
INDIGO.--Pine Indigo has sold N. a Is. higher ; tlie
Consuming Indigoes at the advaoce of Is. a Is. ;11.
TA LLOW.—There is rather more demand for T ,
and higher prices are realised ; this forenoon sales at
4bs. 9d. The accounts early in the week respeezing the
Davis' Straits Fishery had a favourable effect on Tallow,
but the account from hull this morning has again damp-
ed the market. Town Tallow is today quoted 495. 6d.,
which is the same as last week.

DAVIS' STRAITS WRALI FISSERT.--PETIIRIRIA D.—
Stip*ltiOlN Manson, 11 fish, 120 tons ; Resolution. Philip,
11 fish; Traveller, -, 8 fish; Hannibal, Robertson,
2 Seth alt 13th of August.
DuNDu.—Dorothy, Deuchars, 19 fish, 170 tuns; Prin-
cess Charlotte, Adamson, 27 f►sh, 210 tuns; Extridge,
Mecham, 18 Ash, 220 tuna. Aug. 18. Achilles. Valen-
tine, 2 fish ; Calypso, Thomas, 6 fish; Friendship. Ire-
laid, 11 fish; Horn, ,Hffers, 7 fish; Advice, Webster, 6
fish, 80 tuns. ,
The ships in general poorly fished.

Snits Losr.—Harmony, Olatton ; Cervantes, Maddi•
son ; Henry, Plauton ; John, Newham ; Leviathan,
Hutchison ; Symmetry, Knits, all of Hall. Earl Fal.
embers', Cooper, Grimsby ; Larkins, Moirhead, Leith ;
Elizabeth and Ythan, Aberdeen. Crates all saved.

On Wednesday last, the 26th ultimo, a bullock, weigh-
ing fifty-two stone, was killed at Galloway House, which
yielded the extraordinary quantity of 12 stone of tallow,
being nearly a fourth part, of its whole weight. The
animal was only six years old, and of the fat fist, 12Ths.
were found sound the kidneys and 3d. albs. in the web.
Strocntrzu Dusvn.—Yesterday morning a boy, about
fifteen years old, of the name of John Paul, was found
dead oa- a brick-kiln in a field near Exmouth-street,
Hampstead-road. It appeared from the statement of a
younger brother of the deceased, that they lived by
plunder; that on the preceding night they stole some
potatoes out of a field, and put then en the kiln to roast,
and after they had eaten then, they laid down on the
kiln and fell asleep ; he fell off and scratched his face,
sad when he went to call his brother he found he was
dead, being suffocated by the effluvia. The deceased,
though young, was an old (Ander, and bad been tried
at the. Old Bailey for stealing pencils and French chalk
from a. shop is Warrea-street, Fitsrey-square. He had
also been in the Refuge for the Destitute in Hackney-
road.

PARZWVAL AVILICTION•-•-A little girl was lent On
Friday evening. under peculiar circumstances, most af-
flicting to the poor parents; her mother was gleaning
in a field upon lcocton Heath, when, upon going from
one close to another, the child, with two or three others,
was sent home; the other children arrived at their pa-
rents' dwellings, but the lost chili turned back to fol.'
low the mother. and oo traces bare been lad of it since.
She is described of the name of Elirabeth Burrell, be-
tween four and five years of age, and answers to the
name of Bess; stout made, but not tall if her age ; dark
(brown hair, dark complexion, with blueish eyes. Had
on a Igoe printed cotton dab. a blue and white spotted
bonnet, and half-boots ; .had not any stockings. The
father and his friends were searching the fields all night,
and fears are entertained that the little innocent may
have. been "taken away by some person. The Right
Hon. P. J. Robinson, oCNocton, has kindly interested
himself in behalf of the parents.

DIED.
• At Bath, Upper Canada, op the 30th July last, Daniel
tinageneas. Ben. mredll7, Barrlster-at-Law, 'and a Member '
of *eProviacial Parliamest of Upper Cando. • • I
Ou 'Monday last, at Plymouth. G. B. Iltrutt...P..sc .o:Mil-
ford, Derbylhise, tide* son of 11: B. Strutt, Raq of Wpm',
&eating county. ••
On Thopelay lost, a% hle house-In litisafordmlniet.• irthe
6lth Year.of his age. J. Boogie,. Esq, the, eeleisented "Me,
.eel. kftifiEldig illness. fro* whleh he had impart recover-
-104 . but iteneed• e sudden and treexpeeted 'relapse on the
ittiofy_efilit• mt,
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