The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-08-01 00:00:00

SPORTING INTRLLIGENCR.

BITTING AT TATTERSALL'S; Any 11.

DONCASTER ST. LEDER.
fl t 1 asst Marquis of Exeter's. The Athenhln.
to 1 apt Mr. Lofter's Woodbine.
12 to 1 agst Arbors.. by WsUo•
100 to 7 asst Mr. Lambton's Cavalier.
100 .to 7 apt r. b 7 Wilton. out of L.sette.
200 to • asst Lord Fit:willies's Reposotrlt.
lOU to 4 oast Mr. Brindllng's e. by Or►ille.
lOU to 4 asst Langar, d! by Walton.
DERBY. 10214
100 to 6 wit hr. by Partly's.
lUU to 8 agst Oustarns.

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(Contintration of theTriel of itdberf-Muttro.l
JULT 2r.
Mr. S txnroan, junior Counsel for the prisoner, a 4,
dressed the jury at great length, anti called a number
of witnesses to prove that the prisoner was never him-
self 'neared in the manufacture of pikes, acrd that the
strike of work, in which he was concerned, was net in
obedience to the dictation of the treasonalile address.
hut hecanse they were pot into fear by the tothilta-
tiono of those persons culling thernsetree Rirtlit.44:: ;Ind
because they considered it the hest line of towttoot tkog
could adopt for the preservation of the proterlty of
their employees.
After Mr.tla.txT addressed the jury for the pM~ Teter,
and Mr. Hom.oex replied on the part of the Crown, thy
Luau Pna,..inaNT summed up the evidence in tlie most
impartial manner, and concluded br 'vain; to the
Jury, that it appeared to him very doubtful asks by r
the prisoner leas at all guilty of tiht ecitue 14:i to his
charge.
The Jury retired at six o'clock to considerhor their
verdict, and returned in 25 minute,, findlog pti-
soner not guilty.
The Loan PaTEIDFNT then exhorted the priionee,
never to give oecasion for the laws of his country la yin;
hold of him again, &c.
Ruhert Munro then left the Court.
the LORD AnvocaTe having found the Lord Pre-
sident's charge so decidedly favonrable to the prisoner
Munro, acknowledged that he had made up his mind
to consent to an acquittal of the other prisoners as the
bar, having no proof to offer against them, which had
not been addeced against their companion.
As matter of form, the jury were then sworn in the
Ease of Patrick M`lltritt, William Blair, eeorge
Munro, Richard 'I homson, and tad
no evidence bring offered against them, they were im-
mediately pronounced Not Gritty.
Lord ParsitiaxT.—Prisoners at the bar, you heard
what I said to your companion, Robert Munro, 1 hare
nothing farther to say to you ; but I hope you will
attend to that, and that it will have a good erect
upon you for the rest of your lives.
The prisoners were then discharged, 'and the Court
I was then adjourned.

A new and grievous addition has been mile_ to ffin
assessed taxes, amounting to full 50 pee rent. on the
fonder valuation ; at least such, we find, has taken
place upon houses in the Strand, and that at a time
when, by the stagnation of trade, the collectors found
it difficult to obtain payment of assess:trent.
vial' evsTnm Housc, WATERPour, JCl.lr a—Yra-
terday, at three o'clock, the foundation !tune of the
new Castors-house Quays and Dock, now building by
order of Government, was laid in presence of's large
concourse of spectators, of ladies and gentlemen, by
the Mayor, attended by the Sheriff and the Deputy
Recorder, in their full c; starer. 'the prooestion was
led by the Engineer, Mr. Nimuso, and the Contratfetb
Mr. Mullins, followed by the Mayor -awl t (apart.
Officers, the Officers of the Custom., the President of
the Chamber of Commerce, the Garrison Staff and nu-
merous other Gentlemen. The bed.s,fltse bring dully
ded in hydraulic mortar, the plumb and square ap-
plied, the Mayor deposited therein a sealed flask, sus-
taining the coins of the realm, the Waterford :tens-
papers of the day, and a scroll containing as appro-
priate inscription; and the Mayor then, with three diM
tinct knocks of the Mallet, pronounced the stone
laid. After the usual masonic ceremonies, the couleur
adjourned to the Commercial Hotel, to dinner, wbtre
many appropriate and patriotic toasts were given, and
the evening was concluded in the renal De spirit of
harmony. The excavations, embanking, and piling
few this work commenced in March last; considerable
progrtas has already been made in the foratatiou
the Wet Dock, whit h, being six feet deeper title the
low water of spring tides, will be capable of recoiling
tie largest Wi at, ln.tiatiren, with deep water all' the
way from the sea, which is nut the case in any other
port in Ireland. The river in front of this new Cgs-
torn-house Dock is seventy-two feet deep at low water.
and the Dock is to he surrounded by Are-proof st• yes,
with a Custom house, having a neat architectaral
front to William.street.—(freterferd Chrward'e.)
UstamikuL ACCIDENT AT fleas:l4cm) —On Sato.
day evening, a gentleman, his wife, and son, nine lad
shout l years of age, arrived at Gravesend h
,:liaise, and on Sunday morning they pecreedit Me the
liathltrz machines, for the purpose of bitting. Bleu
a spring tide, and the tartest was consequently "
rosi-
ning very strong. The lad, whu it scents could not
swim, was unfortunatelrearried out of his depth by
' the stream, and ingtantly gave an alarm by his crleeb
'in which he was assisted by his agonised parent. The
man attending tie machine, whose ;adle was Eel-
mington, ran to reader assistance, and Walt a bets
hook endeavoured to reach the incautloas youth. Ds
his humane efforts he fotrat his owl danger, and
himself precipitated Into the river, and being snit&
to recover his footing. was, letth the object of kg
licked', drowned, within slAht of the periona as the
brach. the feelings of the &the, Inalr.he tnneormally
coue.tived than described. The anhary moths* was
'at this instant, immersed
is the warm bath. rad
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alarused-bv the cries *both she heard.
'rolled forth
greatest syharialmt in the taws' or Unaware& Toot
,bausiuglais bit lift a vhfe aid three Andrea so do-
lt: "ttleatliffeerr ohussPlitieliams sokunt."denliellir;l6l*wleltikithile• on;illient.gtnni tht
ti Wiwi,. His body was plebad ap is As coarse
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il) SPORTING INTRLLIG &VCR.
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BITTING AT TATTERSALL'S: Ana IL i
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DONCASTER ST. LEGER.
8 te I agst Marquis of Eatettee. The Athenian,
Se to 1 apt Mr. Lofter's Woodbine. i t
12 so 1 apt Arbutus, by Wanes. /
100 to 7 agst Mr. Lambton's Cavalier.
100 to 7 apt r. by Walton. out of L,serte.
WOO to 0 agst Lord Fitswilliam's Reposotat. I ,
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mu to 4 apt M r. Branding's c. by Orville, .
100 to 4 apt Langer, el! by Walton. i
the . DERBY. 1021, • I \
100 to 6 agst hr. by Partisan. 1
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WO to 8 apt Gustavus.
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HIGH TR E.4SON:
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ihop (Continuation of theTriel of Ittibert-Matiroa •
ing, Dt3INAIITOS:, JuLT 2r.
are. Mr. S %apron!), junior Counsel for the prisoner, aa,
am.t. dressed the jury at great length, and called a number
r/tv, of witnesses to prove that the prisoner res never him-
rhen *elf engaged in the manufacture of pilcce, and that the •
strike of work, in which he was concerned, was net in
ear,' obedience to the dictation of the treasonalile witness.
hut hecanse they were pot into fear by the attatibina-
tions of those persons calling themeelves Rini ictrla 1-and
became they considered it the hest line eft-mot/A theg
resold adopt for the preservation of the proterey of i
irine their employers. - I
bee After Mr.tleaxv addressed the jury fee the latillotritee, ,
h the and Mr. lirm.ocx replied on the part of the Crown, the i !
wee. Lunn Paa,..IOIENT summed up the evidence in the it.oat
firm impartial manner, and concluded be stating to the
, the Jury, that it appeared to him very doubtful whirls, r
Anne the prisoner teas at all guilty of tho ciitue laid to his
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man- charge.
'the Jury retired at six o'clock to censiderhor their
rem verdict, and returned in 25 minute,, finding Ili': pd-
-1 her soner not guilty.
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The Lotto PaTEIDrNT then exhorted the pentane?,
to the never to giveorcasion for the laws of his country laying
noon hold of him a,ain, &c.
r with Ituhert Mitnro then left the Cone.
'I he Loan ADVOCATT having found the Lord Pte-
us an-
sideut's charge se decidedly fayonrable to the prisoner
into of
Munro, acknowledged that he had made up his mind
Lidee.l to consent to an acquittal of the other prisoners at the
„‘„n. bar, having no proof to offer against !nem, which had
he toe not been achlaced against their companion. 1
As matter of form, the jury were then sworn in the
tthec. 4 ease of Patrick M'Gteitt, William Blair, eeorgo
•
°"11• Munro, Richard 'I hotrton, and Wiliiatl M•lattie, tad
whole
no evidence bring offered againet them, they were Wl-
an I.lall`
10,, mediately pronounced Not thrifty.
v, and Lord ParsittraY.—Prisoners at the bar. you heard ? 1
what I said to your 'companion, Robert Munro, I have
ajestv, nothing farther to say to you ; but 1 hope you will
ought attend to that, and that it will have a good erect
upon you for the rest of your lives.
,arthly
ant an
stilton The pristine; s were then discharged, and the Court
,„ my was then adjourned. t, .
owing, r. 1—... -"-- I l
A new and grievous addition has been main_ to itin
of Acv assessed taxes, amounting to full 50 see rent. on the 1 ,
el-
re
fonder valuation ; at fast suth, we find, has taken
in, and
ireutn- place upon houses in the Strand, and that at a time
of the when, by the stagnation of trade, the collectors fined
it difficnlt to obtain payment of theilid assessarenL
a proof New CtsenM 1101.31:, WATEItrOkU, JCI-T 27--4'ea-
OCCIII :
terday, at three o'clock, the fuundation stone of the
stream
new Castotn-house Quays and Dock, now building by
Tour of
the na- order of Government, was laid in presence of a large
which I concourse of spectators, of ladies and gentlemen, by .
rhicb I the Mayor, attended by the Sheriff's and the lateuty
lo4giah Recorder, in their full c; starer. The procession Was ,
tan and led by the Engineer, Mr. Nimtno, and the Cunt:Wen
is wrath-
Mr. Mullins, followed by the Mayor -awl t (apart. 1,
„right
„right Officers, the Officers of the Custom., the President of
ritth of the Chamber of Commerce, the Garrison Stslf, and na-
particle merons other Gentlemen. The bed-seine being duly .
Jed in hydraulic mortar, the plumb and square hp-
went to
plied, the Mayor deposited therein a sealed flask, eon-
I: called Limnig the coins of the realm, the Waterford Neles-
!irk, of T 4
patettite. papers of the day, and a scroll containing ea appro.. t
,n at the ',elate inscription; and the Mayor then, with three die►
aliment, tinet knocks of the Mallet, pronounced the stone allay
n whom laid. After the usual masonic ceremonies, the cowpony
adjourned to the Commercial Hotel, to dinner, where
ell from many appropriate and patriotic Waste were given, and
he short
the evening was concluded in the genuine/spirit of .
!tees gm:: harmony. The excavations, embanking, and piling
eases ne- fc.r this work commenced in March last; considerable
a Mates, progrtas has already been made in the formation of
I except the Wet Docg, whit h, being six feet deeper than the
s house- low water of spring tides, will be capable of recolVitig
pi autho-
letatiat i, the largest We at, In. amen, with deep water all'the
the Em- way from the sea, which is nut the case in any other
port in Ireland. The river in front of this new Cite-
smith in tuintiouse Dock is seventy-two feet deep at low water.
sminated anal the Dock is to he surrounded by fire-proof at tea,
lenburgh
Several with a Criattua house, having a neat arclaitectarsl a
front to Willianostreet.—(ll'eferferd Chrward'e.)
Ile days.
Dattanect. Acetnescr AT tleavuseaso —.o* Sato.
• Majesty
vice• and day evening, a gentleman, his wife, and son, a,bne lad
from this shunt 16 years of age, arrived at Oraveseid 111-111
chaise, and on Sunday rooming they proi4edit tti the
wake ar- lorthinz machines, fur the purpose of bitting. Bleu
Pe of the a spring tide, and the curtest was con<hineetly flat-
be Peers, ning very strong. The lad, whu it seems could sot
her with swim, was unfortunatelrenrrled out of his depth by
ryrwhitt, the stream, and inetantly gave an alarm by his crleeb
save been 'in which he was Assisted by his agonised parent. The
roolaseha man attending tie machine, whose ;ante was get-
rhrune is mington, ran tat render assistance, and 'With a beat
"'ginning hook endeavoured to reach the incautious youth. fa
r, for the his ;mamae aorta he facet his own danger, and 'rata
'hem' two himself precipitated Into the river. end being sod&
to to pass to recover his footing. was. Irttb the object of his 14-
' seats in liritide, drowned, within sight of the periwigs on the
it former beach. The feelings of the &titer Inalf.be tnneormally
Inc "Sew conceived than described. The unisaypy mothee was
on each 'at this instant. immersedis _ Arm bath, rail
the i
Partition' ularusesibv the cries which she hastah•rtkolted forth 1a
wa
isanir.ariasudte
.twhtetatersiiattrrohnsapieseunissotaat.iinttitZ ;ThrVidsitii,
eLsibesonrteit
thth
sceonuno• greatest flirusraby in the limn' .1- drasetered. Toot -
ma, its. ,Emmingtell look lift a Ate nerd three children se do-
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latio• of f ploie Milos. His hod, was plebes! up is the coarse .
ma to be Of the day,hut that of lite yliath kat net loan ireca
i• med. '..
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