The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-07-26 00:00:00

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ras maws risir rep neliallo.
beau*, Jot.r 21.-;—Teaterday„ lottmien ovb Mid
two o'clock. Ms Majesty's heed geese% with eleven
hesseifel *Urgers. and several Canes, eestaislag a
pertioa of the Royal plate. were loaded from ea heard
the Belfast steam-packet, sad shortly after eoseeted
to hie Majesty's (best,, seder as assert of the Nth
Reglimat, who meempenied them florist lid sgdt
the horses appeared is Ilse Moats,. Sad at Mice cot-
'eyed a jest proof of the attest'', thdt tos Writ lA-
stowed epos them by those who were wrested whir
their care derive their jesuitry. Ilyibe same totteeY-
mice also 'arrived a quaseltrof Sk
fieM's luggage. . I •0: -. • . •
The (Identity of plate MObe ildsisted; Oat It is
known that the weight of the cries innetitte
.111 Jeer
ten eighteen kwnifrei !
Some of the London papers have gives a pima lit
the Coronation to the Lord Mayor and !Weida, Si
Dublin—if they attended it most hale h)irifei.
as they hate not left how..
_ f wtne7le sett
SPORTING 1 lirrilttitißlViri:
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CHELMSFORD RACES.-4otr sL sr •!. s
The Gold Cap, value 100 go., by Subscribers of 10_galases
each ; fur three-year-olds, 7st • four, ilst. 4111. In, Sot.
; sts, O . tt. sib. • and aged, est. 41bs. • sad
' Geldings allowed 31b.—Tim winos, to be sold ter NO p.
it demanded within a qoartar of an bey after am agemor-
Three miles. d frobti •t•I
Lord Clareadoe's Antiope. 4 year' at
Mr. T. Wright named Tipsy. 3 yearsl" s .
Mr. Rush's Romp. 3 years. •••gi:..1.1.
IVou easy.--b to 4na Tipsy.—Romp
1 Match for One Hundred Potted% r. r.
Mr. Meaux's ch. m. Miss Flirt. beat Mr. tarrall's br. m.
Msegel Wined.
Won easy.--b to 4oa Mengel Ward.
A Sweepstakes of VI gs. each. for three-year-old lilies, ear-
-1 rying Ost.4lb. each.—New mile
, Marquess of Exeter's b. f. Augusta, by Wotel,
dam by Rubees. walked over.
No Race for the Town Mete alloy Pallid..

OLD BAILEY SESSIONS.—Tors
John Jones was put to the bar, ebanoil:by the our.
diet of the Coroner's laquest with nimsahagtor, is felo-
niously killing and slaying Willis= Ellis, by striking
him a vi
him on the side.
It appeared that the prisoner was a waiter at the City
of London Tavern, at which place the deceased was
also a:t occasional waiter. Cn the 14th of June last a
dispute arose between them, which ended in the pri-
soner striking the deceased a violent blow. The In-
censed afterwards complained of a pain in that part,
and on the foil wing day went to the Hospital. Me
died on the 16th, at a house in Long-alley.
Er. John Smith, the Aurgeou, who had bled the de-
ceased, deposed to that circumstance, bat said, that he
could not positively say that death had been occasioned
by the blow in the side.
The Comstote-StniJaArr here interposed, and said
that it was necessary, before the prisoner oiald be cone
victed, that substantial proof *sold be offered, that the
death of the deceased had beta occasioned by the blow
given by the prisoner. 'that sot being the ease it was
the duty of the Jury to acquit the peienter.
, The Jury accordiarly retina a millet of Not
Guilty.
John Read, aged 41, was indicted for stealing on the
141 of June, a mattress and bedstead, and other articles.
the property of Mr. O. Appletree.
The prosecutor is a gentleman residing in a small
cottage near Horton, and tie articles stoles had been
deposited in a summer-house on the spot. About ten days
after the robbery, some suspicions circumstances attached
to the prisoner, and be was apprehended by a Bow-street
officer. The bou:e of the prisoner being searched, the
stolen property was there found, together with a great
quantity of other rroperty stolen from different indi-
viduals.
The prisoner, in defeace, declared that be bad found
the articles in question.
The Jury returned a verdict of Guilty.
Mr. Cuawooo said, that the prisoner was an old
adept in his profession. There were seventeen other
charges against him of a similar kind.
' The COMMON SIOUCSN r immediatly sentenced the
prisoner to 7 years transportation.

The Right Hon. John Ormesby Vandelenr has re-
tired from the Revenue as Commissioner of Customs.
(Ireland) on the allowance prescribed by Act of Par-
liament.
Extract of a letter from the agent to Lloyd's at
Archangel, dated the 10th—(`nd) of June
Our navigation opened on the 30th of April (12th
of May), hut no ships made their appearance until within
these few days."
There appears to be no foundation for a paragraph
which we copied from the Dublin papers relative to
Commodore Sir Charles Paget's acquainting the Com-
tnissioners of Dunleery Harbour that his Majesty's
squadron, in his approaching voyage to Ireland, was
to be composed of one ship of the line, four frigates,
and twelve sloops. His Majesty's escort will, we
understand, consist of a couple of frigates and two or
three sloops.
AQUATIC PIDISTRIAIIISAL—Yesterterday evening,
Mr. Kent, the celebrated Aquatic Pedestrian, whose
surprising feats have excited such astonishment at
various places hi the north of England, arrived, by
the Waterloo• Steam Packet, from Liverpool, where he
exhibited, at the request of the Corporation, on Thurs-
day last, being the day of the Coronation, and wee
received by the spectators with the most distinguish-
ed marks of approbation. On the arrival of the
Packet at Ringsend, Mr. Kent mounted his Aquatic
Velocipede, and proceeded before the Packet up the
river to Sir John Rogersoa's Quay, during which trip
he west through various evolutions round the vessel,
and was loudly cheered by the numerous spectators
on the shore, who were waiting the arrival of the
Packet.
Just/ 15, 1821.—1 n the State Lottery which fi-
nished drawing yesterday, Btsu shared and sold the
following capitals
:-
14,041 - In 9 Shares - 21,0001.
10,830 - In 12 Shares - 20,0001.
19,515 - Whole Ticket - 16,0001.
6,231 - In 13 Shares - ' 3,13001.
13,824 • In 9 Shares - '2,0001.
1.615 - Whole Ticket - 1,65tV,
11,331 • In 12 Shares - 1,01101,
Besides several of 6001., 5001., 4001.. 3001., 2001., Sac.
Ise. too numerous for issertion:ir. a paragraph. Tickets
are on sale, price Three Oiliness each, at fish's Of-
fices, 4, Cornbill, aid 9, Chariag-Cross, foe Toaikins's
Picture Lottery, to be drawn next Satorilay. The
Purchaser of a Red Ticket and a Black Ticket is its
to gain a Prim