The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-07-24 00:00:00

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At liseee{Maistotooe) Sessions as indictment was pee.
farad by ibie Magistrates, and true bills returned by the
.OnaJ apry, against Windsor Eppa and William Carter,
butcher; of this town for exposing for sale in the whet
unwholesome meat. Warrants were issued for time ap-
prehension of those persons, in order that they may be
.beard over in sureties for their appearance at the next
*Wong, to answer this indictment. The meat in sloes.
tips was seised,by order of the Magistrates, and publicly
burnt in the High-street a few weeks since.—(dtaidstone
Jorraei.)

At Ipswich Borough Sessions on Friday. last, before
.itolsert-Aldersese Esq. Recorder • Benjamin Brame and
William Hanseso;ad, Bair& Bailiffs; and William B.
Clarke and F. F. Seekamp, Esqrs. Assistant Justices;
Finch was convicted of an assault upon Sir William
bliddle•on, Bart. In the execution of his office of Bailiff
on the Town-ball, on the 49th of September last, and
seateseed to Sig weeks' imprisonment in the Bonnets
Gaol. The Honourable Baronet was afterwards tried,
upon an indirtnient preferred by Edward Bolton Finch,
brother of the above difendant, for an assault on the
same day. The question, in the latter case, was, whether
Sir William had used any unjustifiable degree of force in
displacing the frosecu•or from a plies which he had
taken on a table to the Conn, in front of the Bench. The
Jury returned a verdict of acquittal The other business
was uninteresting.
On Wednesday a very distressing accident happened
at Knoll, in the parish of Probus. Mr. Chapman, a re-
spectable Armee, was carrying his hay from the field
to the snawbay; his son, a chit d about six years of age,
happened to get into the tnowhay, unperceived by any of
the persons there, and came near a waindosd of hayjast
as the men were upsetting it, which they did, and lint ted
the infant under it. Ignorant of what bad happened,
the men with the wain returned to the field for another
load, and the father began to pitch the hay to the rick.
When he had nearly finished, and before another load
hat returned, he perceived his child, and on taking him
up found hies a corpse. Rory means wete used to re-
store animation. but without effect ;-1-a few hours after,
Me. Rogers. the Coroner, returning from the Sessions,
throal.e,h Probus, was informed of the accident, and being
requested to summon a Jury in the evening, an Inquest
was held, and a verdict of " Died by suffocation," re-
tarne4l.—(frest Briton) _

On Wednesday morning, at an early Lour, the police
watchmen, while going • heir round., discovered, in a
close off the High-street, a gentleman, in a state of com-
plete intoxication, in the -hands of two women of Ore
town, who had him pent up into a corner of the close,
and wen in the act of emptying his pockets of their con-
tent., in which, but for the opportune appearance of the
lelieemen, they would have succeeded, and would have
procured a considerable booty, as there were afterwards
ascertained to be upwards of one hundred ponds in
bank notes in his pocket-hook at the time, besid.s some
silver, the latjer of which they had abstracted ere the
' officer. discovered them. The gentleman was a stranger
from the country, Heine at an inn in town. The two
women were immediately taken into custody, and were
yesterday brought before the Police Court, and sentenced
to 60 days confinement its 13ridewell.—(Edinkre6
Star.)