The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-04-26 00:00:00

THE NUM STREET

An enquiry took place nn Fttday. b►for► the De.
pate Mill' of %retininrt►r (11r. !goodie)) and •
Special Jury, ■v to the claims of th• l'lsisitilfs, in
this C 351., to rompensstion for their interest in th•
freehold premise., situate at N.. 77. Swit!ow.sereet,
which are to he removed in consequenc► of the pro•
gres•iv► improvem►nts in Ilict tietsthbourhond.

Mr. Cummins. Mr. Adolphus, and Mr. l'IsIt„ sp.
pealed on the put of the Claimants; and the At.
torstey.Genera!, Mr. Ilsrrison, and Mr. Guramy,
sopprirted the inopeiti of the Carnurrouners.

On Oto part of 11.. (.I•inatt.tis it w.ls it/m.(111 Mr.
Rubins, the eacti• niter, at Wiroirk.str.vt, tle.sl 11.1
'sloe of the prentiles qtwitioit, a11..w I xfor «vet y
fair tiedecii..ts, was 38:30i. Th.. jot.l4rn..nt ..1 Nif.
Robins was sorportell h, the testimony of Mr. lion.
dull, an acchilect, and Nit. Thome., • be;liter.
After the Ai fORN LY-6 EXIIRAL had addratevd the
Jets,

M►. Ilfillork, the surveyor, was tssmin«l f.r lb.
Crown. Ilis sslustinn of the piesei.es was 3,051 .
—ln bis cros..►tsmta.tion by Mr. Plait h. 114111. h 4
considered Mr. Robins to br as respectable a Mill as
any iii Lni*dom.
Mr. Koper considered the premises to be words
3,36,51.

Mr. Vlrilliames wheats was lastly pet its, •bich
smuntitiril in 33181.
This ass ihe csse for tha Craws,.

it r. A DOLellUs addressed the Jury in reply, u ith
much slot it and eloqueuce sosinitimitsg, that iL..u'•r
chimed by the Dettsod.iits was lair so I retta,..te,
and .116 es might of couseieutiously to tie disputrd.
.!r. Ctinstins sails in ingentous speech uu the
sus., side ; and
. SMEDLEY having up the pyition(Y.
Ts., Jury tou•,d, by t►eir Verdict, the weirs of tb
premises to be 38001.

A Vote Rare or one redo will Wu. pleas betoorn
the, la knr ti.traer•sof 0111.1 e, Gor t w•nr rirestee•s.
001 Nettoes.i•y. roe Id le et' April, an oho
road. se start at three o'clock, 'seer the Wake Ilam.;
Chicago to ere 30 yard. at 'fa:lH'.

ARRIVAL AND EXAMINATION OF
CII.4NLNS It ENNE7T,
CHARGED vtirii STEALING MR. LOSSLEY'S

CHILD.

The arrival of Charies Rawl:. oho shush
eased with steeling tho child of Mr. Hot+ley, A. 6 at
length fel:ropier*. The culprit reached town on
Saturday moreing from Harwich, where he hod ar.
sierd the preceding day. in the easterly of a Pone,
Officer of Costumers. Thee Imes all doubts as to the
ultimate prowcotion of this offender been set at teat.
lralhaps no occurrence. connected with the domestic
suffering. of private isdlvidoels, ever elicited a more
lively internt sheathe temporanlose sostaieed by the
falai', of • r. Horsley. The mot to whirls we allude
1. no desk fresh in the recollection of oar Readers :
I. is unnecessary, therefore, to rerapitelete the whole
of She partitelars Mewled with the mysterious con-
duct of the Prisoner. It will be remembered, Si..
after the diseppe•rante of the child, from intelligence
which had been received of its tome. Mr. Horsley
wept in pursuit, and eventeally strived at Breaks,
where Raneeit had ptheinusly been detained in con.
armreece of the notoriety of hi. sight. Ile foetid his
child under the care of p. Marnenears, the British
Consoler Agent, god thus obtained the toward of his
isbems. Itenstett uodersent wand elansiostiosts,
and after an edmissiou of bit guilt. us a clear re-
enmities of his peruse, he was committed to the
custody of the Police of Oldetaborg. Mr. Horde,
soon afterwards arrived in Loadon with his
child, and immedistely proseeded to take the wens-
eery steps fnr obtaining the removal of the kidnapper
to this country in order to his taking Ma
effecting this ol•ject a greet deal of Miceli, arose,
which was, however, finally °termite, mad the ends
..1 justice sill be at last obtained. It appears that
the Governmesit of Oidenborgh wished a forms! de-
mand to he made by the Government of this coon•
try for the delivery of the delincineol; bat this nor
Government declined, there being no precedent for
torch a demand, except in of state offroders.—
A rod deal of correspondence took place on the
subject, sad in this way the delay which has takes'
place is screamed for. Ahem a sprieltitbek, we en.
&retried Air. Horsley, who has bees irldefaiktable is
11.. efforts to bring this matter fairly before the Public,
although reports hear been circulatod to the curetrarY,
/rented in offiri.l mimetic, that the Oldenburg Mo.
rid* Officers had agreed to gavot op Rennet, se a
prisoner, and that • serjesnt of the Burgher Gerard
rf the State of Oldertherg would accompany him to
linglarsd. Is ennsegmnre of this communication,
Mr. Horsley and Mr. Denis applied at Bow-street
for imitectiona, as to the m le which they
sh •old proceed upon the Prisneer being landed io this
co ntry. They were referred to Mr. Plants, the
Under Serretary of State for Foreign Affairs, bet
pending their wegociation the Prisoner strived in
town. He came by the coach from Harwich, and
inched Bow-street about eleven o'c!orek on ll•terdey
morning, in custody of • serjeant of Police from
Cogitates, and a constable of Norwich, who was di.
ratted to accompany him by Antlers), Cos, E-q.
Blayne of that place. lie was first taken iato the
Grapes poblie-house, ohm, he was for a abort time
left in • public room. The catimity tacked by his
appearance, however, soon rescu=ed it Necessary that
be should be removed late a more private apartment,
sa here he remained lentil pedaled before Mr. Hums
as the public-ollire._ _ _

Cor;disin, an dicer, who had bens particulatly
@vise in the warmth ow the Continent, and had •fter-
vs aids accompanied Mr. Horsley to Break., took
cha•:e of the Prisoner front the Harwich constable.
Ti. sister and brother-le-law of the Prisoner, hat-
iiig heard of Its snivel, were will him, and gave
him all cenenfatinn of whkb his dejected siloslion
ovoid He seemed to be sank in the lowest
depths iit despair, ■nd manifested none of that Inn-
tie., which the character of his offence might have led
one to anticipate; he shed tears, and wrung his
sister's hood in the must pitiable meaner.
Mr. lit anis, to whom the almost credit is dee fo►
the ratirtious which he made In directing the perish
of the Prisoner, and for the humane interest which
he look in she salfeilogs of Mr. Horsley's family, on
being informed of Ittinnett's arrival, directed the offi-
cers who had come with him to be bros.'sl into his
presence. They immediately came, aced delivered
two letters directed to him; the rine from Mr. Dol-
ton. the British Comet at Cabhsvisti. endthe other
from Anthony C.a. Fog. Mayer of Illereloh. The
first eves as follows:

" Cotawrra. April IS. 11.9.
ant.--flerroith t .111111.111i1 denleWet• we with owl
Mali., to Charles Resorts, who I ad.e send rioroer IN charge
of Sea-iciest Longer, a Praire Ufwer die. (witersion I . Sea.
jet inctrartiont to howl the primam our, to
any 0111essr olio way hoar Ivrea .eat to Harcrleit to the remise
of his, or in tie teem of no owl bras/ there. to proceed with
lon to lion -street —I am Sit, lour shelled qatcallt.
uurrwi.
•• To R. Stride, req. he. H. B. 11. Coeur'
The dotawrolc alleded to in this letter, and which
were contained in a large sealed picket. bearing the
Cosset., mil. comprised, lint. a letter written by
Benefit to Mr. Msrwamara, the Colllolaf Agent et
Befits., in the most servile strain, outrysting his is-
tercession with Mr. Horsley, to prevent his punish.
Cent for the horrible offence of wbicli he had been
;toile)? ; stating that be had a wife, a mother, and a
child, dependssit opts his exertions for support.—
That for their sakes, if nil for his own, he prayed
far merry. This wss accompanied by an seconds,
report of all the primeval's*s before the Authorities
at Brodie relative to the Primmer; his first apprir•
!semi.° In causative's., of a paragrsph in a Sunday
Paper, describing his paten and the circesstances
under chick he had absconded; the meant of Mr.
Horsley, the recognition of the parent by the child,
and the child by the parent, at the house of Mr. Mae-
name rils—S scene which Wall most affectingly described;
the subsequent esesninatinnt of the Pri s his ad.
mission of his offence, and his confession of the me.
tives which hail lerl him to go off with the child.—
This motive, Le ;tided. • 311 to et stoney from Mr.
ilorrle).To • his was added the declaration of his inten.
lion to bite Aorta to Armories. and his Anal commitment
under the cioctian of the Somme Authorities or Old.
votturg: Ha ',import from England to Calais was
slots sobjuined, together with Mr. &reties warrant
for his apprehension. The easminationf were all in
the German language, and properly attested. The
letter hues Mr. Cos was as Inlhswe
• Itaroirts. April, 11119.
Charles ninsmit. ti 'et p;a:ch .grin! nut Uelcl•

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