The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-07-20 00:00:00

YORK SUM.VER ASSIZES.

MONDAY. JOLT 17.—The Court wall opened this morn-
ing with the usual formalities, and the Wand Jury hav-
ing been sworn, Mr. Justice BATLEY addressed them,
and observed, though the calendar contained more cases'
than usual, yet there were none of any difficulty. His
Lordship proceeded at souse length to address the Jury,
on several of the cases which would come before them.
Hoasa STzsi.ixo.—The first prisoner put to the bar
was Froutria Cowper, who was indicted for having felo-
niously stolen a rheum gelding, the property of Richard
Townsend, Esq. of York. The facts of the case were
clearly proved ; the prisoner ina,:e no defence, and the
Jury returned a verdict of tiuilty—Death.
Mr. Justice BAYLEY immediately passed sentence of
Death upon the prisoner in a very impressive manner.
His Lordship observed, he would recommend him to
the mercy of hi; Majesty, on account of his excellent
character, and would do all in his power to prevent his
being transported, and sincerely trusted be would make
atonement, for what he had been guilty of, by being a
comfort to his mother in her declining years, and set a
geed example to the rest of her children.
John Sirar4 was indicted for having, on the 12th of
June last, btolen Irons the person of Charles Hart, on
the King's highway, a pocket-book, &c. The Jury
found the prisoner tiuilty.

lirpoßE MR. JUsTICE PARK, AT TIIR cASTLI.
On the Brand Jury being sworn, his Lordship ad-
dressed them at some length, and alluded to the prison-
ers charged with High Treason, regretting the circum-
stance of so bianc bring in tlat situation, and remark-
ing that a considerable rising of the people to accom-
plish any general purpose, fully constituted the crime of
levying war against the King. His Lordship then en-
tered into a full statement of the law upon the subject,
and concluded by remarking, that hills of indictment
against the fullowinc '25 persons charged with High
Treason had been preferred:—
Thomas Blackburn, Nathan Buckler, John Lindley,
Conistine, Richard Addy, Charles Stanfield,
Benjamin Hanson,. Abraham Ingham, Heorge Brion,
John Hobson, tieorge turkinshaw, John Johnson, Wiu.
Holland, Benjamin Rogers, John Vallance, James
Flower, Joseph rkapiel, Abraham Jackson, John Pea-
cock, William Riee, John l'errvinond, John Burliin-
*haw, Michael Downing, Thomas Morgan, and Joseph
Firth.

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John Taylor, convicted last Assist. of Mobile, •
dwelling-house, was placed at the bar, and. after • Sew
remarks from his Lordship, upon the propriety of the
verdict, he passed sentence of death upon the primmer,
°burring, he shoul.l. recommend him to mercy, bat dial
he must expect to leave the country for vier.
The only trial which took place this day at the Castle,
was that of William Sp ri;!xffrfd, of London, and Thomas
7%urahill, for picking the pocket of Mr. William Pol-
lard, at Bradford Fair, on the I,lth ed* Anse bast, of a
pocket book, containing a bill of exelsaige value 501.
CV in Bank notes, &c. Both the priscraters were found
Ouiltv, and they were sentenced to be transported for
life.

COURT OF EXCISE, .h.,Lr O.
(*ACTION TO SELLERS or TABLZ ORM

Alexander Bull, the keeper of a chandler's stop,
was charged, upon information, with having illegally
sold small-beer at 2hd. per pot, and thereby incurred a
penalty of 501.
The defendant pleaded guilty to the charge; but, in
mitigation, pleaded ignorance of having offended.
against any legislative enactment, as he had thought
he had a right to sell Isis articles at the best price he
could get for them. He represented that he was poor,
and unable to bear the infliction of the fall penalty.
Mr. MATOW, the Solicrtor of the Excise, stated the,
case, and said, that by an old .Ict of Parliament, it was
enacted, that no person should retail table-beer at
wore than 30. per pot, in order to prevent any one
from defrauding the Revenue by passing off strung
beer under that denomination ; but in consequence of
the increased price of malt, hops, &c. the Rxcise had
allowed it to be sold at 2d. per pot and no more. It
was very necessary that the trade should be acquainted
with this enactment, as many, no doubt, offended unin-
tentionally.
•
The COURT, under the circumstances of the case,
mitigated the penalty to Ss.
Two most extensive seizures were made on Tuesday
last by Lord, (later, and Allansoa, Excise-officers, of I
two large illicit soap manufactories, of a very formi-
dable description to the regular trader. The houses
in which the seizures were made are situate in the
neighbourhood of Somers' Town. The arrangements
of th• apparatus for the purpose of preventing detec-
tion, and expediting the process, were made with ad-
mirable ingenuity. The soap, instead of being cooled
in large wooden frames, was cooled in oblong tins of
large dimensions, by which,means they were enabled
to send their soap to the market-in five hours instead
of Ilse days, the shortest time that the process can be
got* through in the regular way by the fair manufac-
turer. Several tons of soap and materials for making
it were seized upon the premises, together with exten-
r sire though compact apparatus.

P4RI,L4MENTARY P4PBR.

CoxsumeTuns or Satona.—The Seitet Committee
appointed to inquire how far it may be practicable to
compel Persona using Steam Engines and Prinsame in
their different works, to erect them is a ailliallet less
prejudicial to public health and public comfort; and
to report their observations thereupon to tits &see;
have, pursuant to the Order of thus flows szaalsoll
the 'emitters to them referred ; and hare agreed to the
foiloiring Repast
The revival of your Comudttes has afforded a fun
opportunity of .aseertaining low far the rodiactios of
smoke in foresees at differonliseffidolisim ama be Pr"-
ticailligiC0101i11111001; sad the *Wm" Altana AN the
Applisidix ior ire, that, the 40, Hews bed b
AMP-Tsai been iastisfictorily anCilleitoslll Distant.
Jell I. 1820.

A Ttill PT E D Styterrit.—Yesterday morning, a sai
named Check'll, a painter and glazier, residiag
Battle-bridge, was discovered by sine of his childrea
hanging from a hook in his bed-room; the child gare
the alarm, and the unfortunate man was eat doe..
Mr. Sandal, a surgeon, attended and opened a vein is
each arm, using such other means as were necessary
and finally succeeded in recovering him. Last nigiele
he was pronounced out of ,danger, when he stated dal
extreme distress, having a (+wily of ten children, ay
a pregnant wife, was the cause of his committiag
rash act: About 16s. was collected among the new
boors fur the starivng
Coaomaa's !Novas ra.—Tnesday an inqnititio
was taken at the Omen Hate, City-road, before J.
Uswin, Esq. Coroner for Middlesex, on the body 6i4
young woman, found drowned in the City Castii 'y
deceased was about 16 years of age, and the dauginly
of respectable parents, who lived in St. Lake's. Sew,
time ago she was seduced by a young gentleman, ids
promised to sztarry her, but who subsequently te*
an intimacy with a lady of better fortune, wham, he
ultimately married. The deceased, on hvarine their
nuptials, became very Much dejected, and !;,c ea*
becousing known to her parents, they ti:srank.4
entirely from their society. On Friday nightlong.,
was seen, in a state of dejection, to three anwif
into the Canal, near the Bridge; and the h.,
taken out in a very short time, quite dead. Tedin
--A4 That the deceased drowned herself in a statist
insanity."
On Tuesday, Mr. Sxtauxo lucid the three follotriag
inquests at Hampstead:—The first at the Hasois's
Arms, Downshire Hill, on the body of Hisser Ma
Heron, son to lir. Heron, of Downshire Hill, who VW
killed by a fall from his horse ; the second at tk
King's Head, High-greet, on the body of Daniel Gmbh,
who was drowned in a pond where he went to bath,_
the body was four hours in the water; the third ws
at the Cock and Hoop, West-End, ou the lady of Ms
Each.% who was kill:•il on Sundry by lightning. l'er-
diets--" Accidental Deaths."

MARRIED.
Oa Tuesday. at St. George's dime. Haetiver-sqsare,
Chas. John Kase ys Tyota. Esq. to Blltalx4h, yowled
daughter of Thomas birlattertoa, Esq.

WED.
Oa 'Woodsy last, at Tsplow -house. Becks, In her Illystr,
Margaret, esagliter of Pascoe Oren fell, Esq. M. P.

" Whet sligbt aegieete, what trivial faults destray---
"Tee isardieskframe !"
MESSRS. CU it El 1i and CO. haring devoted Ain.
melees to Me study of, and been ;rattled by the sett
oensiderable ;mediae In limo I:wenches of the prelude
which they thought proper tp titled, trust, that after Ging
yeses residence In this metellpolis, their talents are so ell
known. sod their repetition en tally established, that so apse
logy is requisite for their detiailon from the register modest
practice. It may be peeper to state, that their Medial ll*
cation has been of the first class; that they are Memberssi
the Royal Colleges of London and Edinburgh; and as alb.
eineary elation= of the truth of this statement, their Rib;
saes eted tbatimienitle may be seen at their Horse, No. )11,
Illatlio.gardas. where they on be consulted with Sege*
eat Now end honour by patients of either sea. Alessi in
anyotille tellowleg etomplaints :-1. The Volleftei Mous,
ahoy hare discovered a moody. whisk is ast oily
a complete setbadtele for .curry ID Amman of Usti
bat has also to Montego of eradleatieg the dl
ell debiloatlog the aoaadoolo___. 46-11. la goo el Naffill
Debility Ind Vanithicßelazatioa, whether mint.=
vitalmeows, by the hooolerato aajoyinabW
pleasures. or by
_ratio ry_ saissolity.nhani

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The ebeerfbl. pare. and animated bloom
Dies from the face, with squalid atrophy
Deroved. in sallow umlaut:hob clad.'
Se m. Carrie mad Co. are is possession of a NAM
that.alasia nark a 110 fee Ms superior messy, is &lag sot
to *Wry smatmeatar Ilbwe of the peanut. his Mid
OW. aid nraelablielekte his viper, wiliest
easetltatim mod Il*M.ospest him to tlaketegers ef att.
Nome. —AL riMMMMuiS slJMhra,Messas.CarrMsaJC►l
plea of beablemea Me so far 'Bypassed every other and
oar:, dot *ay love excited the astosiehmonterit
of Jas 411111111ritshed ►tlargeeas. by h
daft wags, ems Midi *lei all the memo of
AIL la the eon ef may of these complaints their pi.
wilt lailesated with the protest still and osildenis.
itiasari ewe as that of regular ,
in the evantry are requested to POW
Shoe, age. and mode of living. eselornomp"
1101ortiote. whoa the necessary eseilleinei
be me le !tiny pert of the world.—No. liattialfitaL

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is only to be kind by times irk are conseiees of hi
opacity.
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orthodoxy ; attacked the nadir sfrdillel.
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