The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-08-09 00:00:00

Itnunr.AßT, ATTINDIID ITN MIAS SAMBA 'ITT.
Anna rrylor, aged In, and AIM ffiltrerwortli, age
were ',dieted for burgloriovoly entering the hew

John Wallin', the yeserer, of Seanymendrn, in 0,

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.; of Huddersfield, with intent to steal his goo'
A chattels.
the facts, as detailed in evidence, its this • else, wt.
'horny these :—On the 16th March last, il sc. W.,1b.;
rife of the proseentor, retired to bed about d o'vlort.,
dim securing the cellar-door, leaving her liii.h.sell wit._.
it tee o'clock the prosecutor went home, awl as he s..s
ly the 6re, its thought he heard the sound of whisper,
lig on the seller-steps, which ceased him to rail oat to
his wife, that be believed there were some persons its the,
loose. Three men insatediately realer& frog.. the calm{
see ram out of the house, the ether two towards the pew
wester, who seized a gun to defend himself. but that
weehreke its two by the rinses*, and wrested from ..:
et 4
A struggle ensued. take, ilte rommiter V
out, bat mat followed nito; "holiest? Mm WOO*
ly. Every time he a IS rise, hr was
lows with the hamlet goo. One of them dein
the other to return to the lossae. to see what they
loing there; “ for." said be, ot 1 think we have
him *ow." lint the ether. Win he left hint, •
him in the meet brutal hussar, and broke two et
ribs. The fellow, who sad, stood over him wilbid,
pistol; and, patting hia in his mouth, raised idg
head fro.of the grassed to show him the pistol.
hiss, if he knew what it Oct. Alter hiyhei
grossed a short time, the prooketor got op, and ilk 1116
public-hosee-deor, hat as moue as Ise bad laid his bled*,
the latch, and had cried out murder, he was awaits itesobse?
down by the man who bed stood over him, and wrest
accompanied Fy another, had pursued him. The alarm
being thus gives, the 1111111 were permed. one of Whets
I was taken ieweedistady as he ran across a Geld, backlog s i
pistol in his hand. loaded with powder and ball; Rati
proved to be the elisoser, Butterworth, and the
who had stood beer the prosecutor, while he Ipy if
read. On Rettetworth's perms were fiend Wi
powder and pistol-ball t a clean plows in his peelmj
eve earhie Wad, besmeared wilt blood; The West of
the gen wee feud is the same field wham liollem
worth was taken. and appeared to have bees
hr him; the thick end of which was marked wig
and hair. Respecting Mrs. Walker, whets she
her husband califs, her, she went down Stain, infil. isle

Anaseilotely seised by two uses, one of wham eiMilits.
Iher newly holism hoar at the door, with a piled taw,
knife in his hand. threasimiur to kill her if dm suesletlet
least noise; while the other broke open the demises in
the house. They. however, at last ran away,. ea Wise►
in g the people awning from the polls-house.
The alga beta t very moonlight, the pereoleil the
prisoners tome easily iilentified,awil, after the Jug* lad
summed op the miaow', the Jury prenonsecd boils ie
prisoaers—Owlts.
2.
A Toulouse Journal contains the followiwg Nate,
dated Agde, July 25 :—" A mercantile home et gar
seines has sent us a printed bulletin, whisk it *lie.
•eived from its partners at Trieste, in which she .111..
visor* wltimat 'lam, arise* ake Cousemerdatqr.
It;ea ate near certainty of a wiab:lol-
- Paste." •
irises from Leipsic say :--Yee have lit 4 retwirei
„tiers from Smyrna of the 19th June, which costaiii
no political sews; but as we 6nd from them that geode
have been shipped for us, insurances etecsed, and
drawn, we think that we may take it for granted thee
the accesses inserted in the newspapers, of dreadfi3
occurrences said to have taken place on the 16th
June, if sot wholly unfounded, are at least much flit
agge re ted.
It is stated that, in consequence of the directions of
the Lords of the Treasury, a Committee of the Dom,
of Eteise are diligently emploeed in reviewing the
'slice of that extensive Department, with a view to

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make sock alterations therein" as may tired to increase
the facilities of the fair Trader, without injuring the
security of the Revrane ; and also to ascertain what
redact ions are practicable.
Died yesterday, at her house in Lower Grosvenor-
street, after a short but severe illness, the Hon. Mrs.
Ryder, the Lady of the Right Hos. Richard Ryder,
brother to the Earl of Harrowby. Mrs. Ryder was in
the forty-first year of her are, and retuned from the
Isle of Wight about eight Jays beet is good health.
At a late meeting of the Academy of Selene., ie
Paris, M. Culler presented to the Society the head of
Des Cartes which M. Hertelius had forwarded from
Sweden. He read the history of the head, and the de-
tails which proved its authenticity. M. Curler also
produced a picture of Des Cartes, and remarked that
the host parts seemed of the same character as Obese
in the i;ead seat by M. Her:elle% which gave strength
to the idea that it was the genuine heed of that great
philosopher. The Academy deferred its decision au
the means of preserving it as a precious relic.
STITT MILES DAVVOR Tax Dan.—Mr. James, the'
pedestrian, started on this match yesterday moraine,
from ; he proceeds direct for Perryiniiirr. sodl
from thence be will cross the couotrythreugh Wareriek-
shire, into the Western road; be has fixed the close of
his six hundred miles in Berkshire. Betting is even es
the event. The pedestrian's first day's journey will be
near HuntHigdon.
SMUGGLIMO.--liztratt of a letter from Newhaven,
dated August G. 1521 :—" About two o'clock yester-
day morning, the crew of a smuggling boat attempts',
to land their cargo of contraband spirits, under a very
high part of the cliffs, near Rottiagdean, sad. in order
to escape the vigilance of the Revenue °f Seers. they
made the casks fast to ropes. for the purpose of haul-
jag them over the cliffs. The smugglers had Dot see-
eft-Jed in getting more than five or six casks awry,
when a stone fell from.tke cliff, a distance of upwards
of 150 feet, on the head of one of the smagglersti
named Morley, of Brighton, who, from the riolitstwetit
the blow, screamed out, and literally ran Into the sett.-1
At this instant a galley rowed in. belonging to a Mme's
cotter, and took posession of the emugglingboat. with
her cargo on board, consisting of GO casks rot
Within a few minutes afterwards, the Preveative let

Newharee rowed settle spot, as did alms the Elosta4
ratter's boat, who were ordered, in the wee romp:
wry wanner, to keep oil. or they wo/141er rib i r
The Ifouoil crew bad slisketepreseot sit et
the pieces dashed. It is conjectured that the crow
who toads the capture of the amaggliag beat skew&
the two gafleys for bows with persose as hoard wits
Weeded to atteaspt a rescue. otherwise mat Veftlity
towards brother °dicers was anaecessary. the
sosairgier, liss in a very dangereus state, essti
expected to recover."