The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-12-31 00:00:00

sessemmaces which have already regime..
which see likely to reread from the late dagiti,
tern *duet of the Orangemen, promise to be as limner•
able as* outrage itself. 'Weed it was impossible,
that the Mom growisg..as It dbl. out of a Political
dmociatios. being, iodated, we of the °avert Acts by
,ciddela,that Asoeciatioit makes It pal-steam, its eridtafh•
liattion.;m4 its powers known to the ffespire. should not
deeovainciemequeaces, not only legal, which will apply
le the immediate criminals, bat political. which roust
reach the vitals of that abominable and infamous Com
*piracy ;
We de set know, of course, the Intentions of the Om
vernment. But we have no hesitation in saying, that if;
they de net get about the work. not of conciliation. he
of sally to themselves sail the kingdom. they will ee
have l
havinde the use which wise and energetic mei tit
peat, of the.Rstrage committed, by the Faction. The,*
are several Ounce Public Houses in Dublin; take
Livelier from theme% There are dill the skeletons of
...tae Ormige Corps, such as Sir Wm:Simmer's and NY
44th—takeaway the Commissions, had the Pomade*
Serrottfa, and what is called the Staff. There are So
evr.l ()reap Magistrates in the North—superable theM.
MI this may be done without an Act of Perlis eat. Sus
Parlimillett Mast act else—and we • batik OS ear
wands, lets* from every diatingaish ankociissiffetee
ben of Parliamestoehish leads. 19/ • • * •
msg. Qaeatios Indialte ; •
detemelimelhOwlticialts vital ; • 'St:
•
thil• *mere, In lsHallas 19 fvrr7, , e '0;
rased . •
Tun FROIT.-This morning at So clock ilia Aferearyin
the Thermometer stood at 29 degrees, being six degrees
higher than at the ,she hour yesterday. Sines the
niglK before last the *vary in the barometer has been
gradually sinking, and In the forenoon of yesterday as
ion as to day there has been a sprinkling of light snow.
111 lie toe received by the confectioners this mot *g was
betwein three and four loches thick. That w they
had (ride Norway last winter, it lappears. turned out au
Withrow specolaOcia for them. It was remarkably
porous; and, contalaing as infinite weather if dhow
air hsbitise,immli(kmere susceptible of beat thasi ice
sassily I% Mid totilfil melted
Tea WRATMIII.--Thit. prows& whirr has hitherto
Wee a itrillitig•afinWs that of last year, la which
(net or saw were emtWy felt or seen. (Addams pre
pulsed away without Who thus two or three days of
pweleas frost, sad am mow, except partially on the
mountains and fells. Aber a Wag merman, of stormy
days mad *et sights, theweether has at kingth settled •I
lets a profits ads% with a geode frost. and, La gaol.
nil, as undecided atmosphere, ,which. from presestl
appearances. promise- to be of do Jerglion.e4Cer,
Haft Joseisel.)
In eossequence of the ieverity
oo with which th
bras sit tn. Wee has been dm to hting, and several
• • Members of the Melloarthab have amend
to
*Who I overlay forte-I"-
E • was a lay-she?
ev prlees. a i c
Some
the farmers sot '
Was du:terse little '
The exportation
,aripaiderable for some
teltt of business boa
Wall sow ranks
aviary, ladled.
wad * fregasney
nide/ it every way

s few days ago ,
feathered tribe, at
manner. A small
close against the
imagining, no dont
bold as to follow
ever,B was mistaken,
reseed upon, and
leavens ad y.
On Wednesday last, Henry March. of Gateshead
butcher, performed private penance in the par;-`
of Ovingham, for defaming the eh of th,
his brother, Joseph March.—(Newcastle Parr.,
On Saturday sentright, In the evening,
teens elderly woman. named Wright, residing in
South Lynn, on going to bed about ten o'clock, fecal-
treed she was without tinder for the next mernieg's
as.. aed on attempting to make some is her bed-room, I
unfortunately set fire to the bed curtains. Her husband
having retired somewhat earlier, was soon awaked by
her cries, and with the assistance of the neighbonru.
soon checked the progress of the *re, bat the poor
woman was so severely burnt that her death is hourly
expected.
• On Monday evening last. two men went into the shop
ofPr. Morris. mercer, of this city, under the pretest of
pmt basing a handkerchief ; as woo as they were gone
the apprentice valued a whole piece, and instantly gave
the alarm. bet not in time for their immediate apprelies-
*Ws. All the lodging-hosees in the city were searched
bsit to no purpose ; still as the youth gave so accurate a
deseriptioe of their persons, Mr. Morris was induced
to p . but being obliged to go to Leominster
fair on the following day, be left the isvestigation is
charge of the police of the city. On his road to Loomis•
stet% however, a little beyond Wellington, he observed
two men sitting by the road side, answering the descrip-
tion given by his apprentice, and baying handkerchiefs
which he felt certain were from his shop round each of
their necks, be got off his horse under the preteece of
inquiring the way to Burrop, and on perceivingthey hod
bundles, asked if they had any thing to sellb they said
they had some handkerchiefs and ribbon.; on looking
roodd be eaw an acquaintance cowing, who assisted him
in securing and conveying them to the lomat Welling'
toe, when the bundles were foetid to contain, besides
Mr. Morris's baedkerchicfs, &quantity ei ribbons sews
to by Mr. Hart, of Bye-street, in this city, be having lost
the samt.last week. The men, who gave their sasses
James Williams and Wm. Fowler. were brought to this
city. and on Thursday were fully committed by E. I
Balmer, Esq. Mayor, to take their trials at the, seal
Assises.—(Herefurd Jeered')
The following curious eircniastance ocearrril is fro(
nights ago at thy White Lion in this city :—A person,
of apparently reapectable appearance. came to the above
Ins, and ordered a bed, saying he was going by a coach
the next morning to Chepstow. After he had retired to
rest about two hours, a most unaccountable noise was
beard up st o i ~, which alarmed a gentleman sleeping in
the house, who called up the night porter; on going
into the room from whence the noise proceeded, they
found the person standing naked, anti acting like a
maniac, baying broken every thing of furniture in the
room, and was thesis the act of tearing down the cur.
tales of the bed; the room bad two beds is it, and lie
had beeped the clothes olf the vase bed epos that lie
bad occupied. It was a considerable time before be
amid be prevailed on to go to bed again ; amtan being
quetissoed in the learning as to his motives **meting
tie*. be said he most have been deranged ; assitkis was
thusly remise he could give for such conduct. The
peeler. wishing to identify the perpetrator of such as
outrage. Isid held of bis hat, atnl in it discovered the
name of he owner, which for the presets* we asoceal.—
(Bristol Mercury )

ecotone. on Frithiy last. This being t.
which bas taittithiee at die new geok A poor of
4 . .ear
at tee p acipal entrance telly
' the pointy buildings, faciwg the tea... /Want° W
and tur.
AS
' elevated upon a large temporary Wage.,
' emiturted by a gibbett. similar to the one formerly used.
.11%0 whole was enclosed with a strong wooden paliag.—
At onee'elock, stout thirty of the freemen of the town.
members of the late volunteer corps, asset:ll)lre. at
the gall. where they were supplied with arms ; they
were thin formed in rear of the staff of the Ayrshire
militia. *oder the command of Capt. Clarke. 'I1( .
Itaiintwatee, preceded by the town's °teed' with theit ,
halberts, moon after took their station in front, and :lilt "•• • v
whille.mond off to the place of execution ; there the . • '
sinned bodies, widen strong party of special constables, •••*"..
ware Lawn up within the enclosure is front of the gib- -F
bet, and soother party of constables were stationed
rown!the wield which supported the. drop. Betwixt ' •
coo nil twopeeluit, the crowd, chiefly ionspoaed of the
lowerslo00,11•4011 to accumulate rapidly, sod was. upon
thtt *bods Advil* swoons fria we have witnessed on
soy sissilorsosssrptif is* the unfortinate individual
sue attonail daring pbo,wteireof the previous night.
ilAilloo
and Ade* *pH Was Ardrissa 14 Isis esecution, by one '•
of moo OS the Ow . plus? About two
0161814 ilf ilii.iii ,:that hymn so appro
.to 4 odesirs"._ , sr of my departure's
• Lr tve nt tin'ist* Optibbliag sounds from
eto grated wicket of the ssoresed cell. Soo* after. , _
the decal. preparatiOns Within doors .were sf •
Ole ".s sat balf past two 0100103*n"/ .i.:•• l'«oiej..•
rade his,appeilipfe upon the platform 'We vilitr: ,4; - ....
dressed is a suit of decent moonier. and was tweet." •
covalent, robust, and healthy in appearanco, Ass is
le **ally the cue with persons in his situation. On Or- -
riving at the steps of the scaffold, be was so weak as to
'eosin assistance in ascending, and seemed to salter
much mental agony. After spending a few minatesin
prayer, or !other short ejaculations, which weep scarcely .
audible to those groped him, be %hopped the full iliv
oal and was la;oched into eternity. From his irtruggles
be appeared' to suffer considerable pain before life was
estinct.—Ater remaining auspeoded 40 :pleat's, the •
body was lowered into the toes, when a letter *as . ~
tattoo from his vest pocket, addressed to the provost and •
Magistrates, thanking them for the attention 'bort -
ilia while in confioement, and reirestlng that, for tbie • •f•
'• Wake of his relations, no speeches might be permitted sr
;116 hawked through the streets. We and/retain that
,life friends were particularly anxious to obtain possession
, his body as early as possible, intending to attempt
tattoo. For this purpose, four men was in wait—
, who carried off the comb os their elnuiders; int.
might have been ,espected, all their exertions' to
lore animation failed Is producing the de-
li effect. -,e is due to • necetioner, ''
__, 'manner
of his
In'

the Wit r.... 4%.••••••
the gibbet
cap. in real
platform I
ra i 11, sod i
• formerly us
palisg•
tit e t-

A carrier of Minden his been toed, upos two Infor-
mons, in the miti pof 321.1 his wife. hoe-
inatig lent his horse to aated frised,enalt any d take. money for the
loan. The sum received was Si.
Doze Si.m.—The soundness of the labourer's rest
has been proverbial since the age of Solomon, and
perhaps was so before it. The following instance of
not only sound. but deep sleep. is surely eztraordinary
—Monday night, 1 people were attracted to the
door of a labourer's house to the village of JobuStone,
by the loud and continued screatniog of an infant,
which became so alarming as to induce those who were
assembled to force open the door, when to their so little
'uprise. they found a child. about all months old. lying
on the ground at the side of the bed, from which It had
fallen. with its face a good deal cut by the fall, and its
father and mother still asleep in the saint bed, undis-
turbed by its loud cries, and the noise necessarily at-
lading the forcing of the door, in the presence of a
elbwrouroas multitede.—(G/esgow Courier. Dee. 26 )
Pftounc Cow.—About 15 months ago. we, noticed
the unusual prodnctiveness of a Welch Cow, in the nos-
session of a farmer near Pool, Montgomeryshire. She
completed her eleventh year last July. At two years
old she brought forth one calf; at three years all two;
at four years old oar ; -be then brought forth twins for
five successive years: last year (IS21) she brought 3;
and this present month she produced those .tae calves
more; making in the whole twenty calves lb sine years
and a few months, all of which have dose trell.
At Salisbury great Christmas cattle market, on Toes-
slay ge'noight, commonly called Hilton forestay, there
was a very lee show s.f fat oxen. There Is small a
rise in their price at this season of the year. hut on this
occasion the riot was considerably more that was ex-
pected ; 'behest beasts obtained from 10s. •to Its. a
score. Sheep in pod condition fetched teary high
price, cooslderiag the hate depression ; on an -average.
sheep fetched Ss. oe b. s bead more that at else late
fair. . •
SN'OCKING ACCIDIM7/4..-00 Mottle!? aftersoosi. a man
named William Roberts, very stub inebeloted. rules
against the shop window of Mr. Ingram, brazier of
London S , Wakot, Beth, and broke a pans of gloss.
when the shopman seising his by the collar, he gave a
sodden j•rii to extricate himself, and losias his *gill,-
brines, fell beneath the wheels of a wages'n jade* witis
dung which was passing, assilba hack part of his heal
was literally crushed Sty and death y e .
earl. The feelings of the pose mas who was the low
east noose of this fatal catasscpbef may be more easily
imagined than described.
About one o'clock on Sunday se'saight • Pre was
discovered in the lositing-hose of Capt. D. Nickell, on
the burrows, Swansea which thremosed at one time,
the devAsration of the whole fabric; hut Horn the protein
exertions of the persons assembled, sad the speedy ar.
rival of the eerie's, its mews weer Haim)/ coatis e
to the kitchen,—the institute of which wee mai d•lab /
d grossed.

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Ise-lo be of daudistiagostr. .-. .re mg
maliOD fallllll In primau....6 -••-- _
4' '' ' • effect. Much praise Is due to the etecutioner for
et the thy with wide% Ifil spa the bitmabe and deliberate mason in which he perfo
ta lawa lap he 01101Ort a" 111004 ed Old thug' voluble duties of bin situotion, rendering,
I' M have "la* I. 1"41. . . every mescals his power. the mental arid bodily sot-
,rtnight market held eu Tnetrdayh es ott age of the criminal ofshort dotty* as possible. 0
olinw acetate than used I fat este Immediately after Mutiny Was tbro*n .ff, a yeaog
ere la dimatiliC•stid hilly maintained fellow. after crowd. soccessful attempts at pocket
ime grate gestillants also appeared ; picklig Is the was apprebuded by Mr. Gum,
A being potholed of samples, there aid lodged in jail. . :.
I bullion dome in that way. Burlap, was. we believe, a native of lA*. sod *.
iof Oats, is particular, has bees ern waiaboiebtlienty years of age. Prior to the %duals- ..., . ,
ame weeks past ; and an a aaaaaa ex- ilea Orfiltiarime for whichhe forfeited his life, be was
las been done in oar Corn Market, einpleYed an a workman in some of the coal-phe lathe k
as ono of AO' 'boot important jo the oeighbourbood. Ile was of the Presbyterian perwasiols.
. the facilities of shipping at this port, hat extremely deficient is religions koowledge. • After
yof intercourse with the metropolis, receivieg sentence of death. be was regularly visited by
sy eligible feillie porpose.—(4birdems Or fliffereul elergluies is lows; Utak , considerable
14,peltlepr their most e .• . •IN a
diumaiwriejhfsawdbadli-flighletiF Wel situation I* alailast
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completely exemplified, among+ the'. *.. „.
at Loughborough, to the most daring ecru ._._ s, trail. cefd toe .. y. . s
ll bird, pursed by a hawk, descended. 4. I. M. fairy aaa alasys eat in"ifea(Bl. •ow
As the fatal 11011 r approached, beeieter, 'duos
le doer of a house in Wood street.
iubt. that its pursuer would Dot be se becoming a dying mss seemed I. be a 'alai
v it into sock • retreat ; in this, bow. thoughts of= hereafter began to press close apes him.
it wen sod
the morning of executor, he seemed meek shaken,
taken. for, quick as lightning,
and was session/1y reduced to a state of great IMAIVIIII.
nd carried away in the claws of its
To the clergy who visited him be expressed a grateful
ysense of their kiedness, and declared that he died in
last, henry March. of Gateshead Fell,
oed private penance in the parish church Peace with all men.—lt is ..,rpther a singular cireum-
or defaming the eh of the wife of st aaaaa . and it was relatal by. Molar. that, before he
ROI March.—(Neweastle Paper.) was apprehended, be was paying his addresses to the
identical girl who was courted by Breams. lately ex
r se'erright, in the evening, a poor
. ..,_... ....i.al.. ia noted here for stoothrief.--(4yr C'oarfer.) •