Star. — London, England, 1816-10-31 00:00:00

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Nat Thai a Sessitaaf Orgrang - _ of A i d Duisgry, M the Tril et of Oftems nosaittid r, %Alia M, jarkirsetio. etile dimiraity Hat, i. as Oil Deasy, L. to Monday, XISt, atla .'clad a the saris. 4. if. cA0F40,4. I • siist mom mount, Welder SO, Ind.. 1 fCOURT of DIRECTDRS of the rmirzLs mrANrofmERcHANTs .f ENGLAND, Waft ,A. 14 ST INDIRS, Ai Iserdreve sake, r- • D ist t he Transfer Books of the said CoMpoy's Stock win be' K. « IitURSDAY, the Mb December next, at Twd o'Clolli , . 'Aeol l gala ea TUESDAY , the 2 18 January following. * l ig Ake Dividend Warrants on the said Stocb i dne on . mow next, sell) be ready to be delivered ott TDS.S. dieltisat the same inontb. f. .rAmNs COBB; Secretory. , JT 114014 mrsa,, 04-14er THE COURT if DI.REGTORS., f the biNITED L coNtififr(*autextars IthrdLAN.l4eraithes par IgNES, de berets gigot mike. rig a Quarterly General Court of the said Company will be g n their Heine is Leadenhili-street, as WEDNEADAY, g lab Destabrr nest. at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, for proms of declaring a Dividend front Midsummer last to• wpm ant.. rap coot d Directors do also give notice, That at the Wel l Ott, b er g , a motion sirdi be made " That Mr. GIORGX I bola; hi* of the Bengal Civil Establishment, be permitted own with liis rank to India." , ' JAMS COB & Sairoary. ET OF PLYMOUTH. T 6 BB SOLD BY AUCTION, 0011 Ai Heoluirelsie Commiseionors of his Majesty's' c o mm. 411 111, , SDAT, the tali of November. 1616, by TOP o lo s dila the Fereiwou, at the Custom-house in this Port, r}tE GOODS UNDERMENTIONED, VIZ. oath Run, Gowns, Wine Vinegar, lithip, da,Blephant's 'feeth, Tobt:ece, Hides; Salt, Glass-Mere, Walloots, small Nuts. Mast, Creeper, Grapnel, i l i o tiro Freed) Plate Looking .Glasses, and au efegant Cro oned' or Owyhee, with a gridiron pendulum, os a gilt sand, Sofia* shade. Mats Cotter, sad Henry and. Mary Lighter; what, air with all astir Materials; and a ;{oat. vrith hew Mat4oll4‘. Illibrolteolip Hulls and the Materials of the Irrupt, 442, kg,:i"no Srothers, Mary, and a Beat. Amity of unserviceable Stores retarnei from tbe lar,and ik4r cutters. consisting of Rigging, Sally lee. Cob recanted from the Victualling Storer as unservicrablesoll. 296 Pounds of • l'obacco, and 31 Gallons of Rum. lateen: op tor the ditties, and that have lain over the doa allowed by law, viz. lqw,Culfee, Chocolate, Rum, Log of Mahogany, Ruda las Ike for payment of Duties. . A Quastity of empty Wine Casts. Theoodi above-mentioned w.il be set up in several ad s aidto the highest bidder. amino Fill be given at the Custom-house aforesaid, for Wog and tufwg the same, three days before the day of vale rif• TO OPIICERS 131 THs JUI.DAY AND NAVY. JII.IIMILOW, Agent for a Sheffield *Mite . Masfeamer,submits the underneath Canteen Dinner And Ikeakiss Semler, tar Olicere Table : 1 Soap *Dem, with Stand and Covers, curries . . • lel4 14 0 2 Salem ditto . . 11 11 0 IDU and Cow to pln Tureen 81 8 0 I Pair Salts, Ms . • . 2 11 0 11 Mn Plater, 31s. 6d. . 18 18 0 8 Seep ditto, Us. - - 11 8 0 levet frame . . 2 18 0 1 bre ditto . . 9 0 0 8 Inters in a nest . . 4 14 8 f Mae Bake. in a best .. 2 If 0 1 Par Camp Catadlrraleks - 3 3 0 • 1 Tel lir a Sara Noon mid Crain Ewer * 14 0 1 Pak Sits, gat Maids - 1 1 0 I Nes Ns, ditto - . 0 15 0 1 Pie nerve, te Ss on fire Tee Pot 0 14 0 1 Teat Toast Ruh . 0 18 0 DS 14 6 to Om Cent. Discount 11 10 1)--74 S 7 Wm" Payment oo all Goods, warranted of the best guilty. Mkt of the wholesale prices of every article made at Shegleld aid girisiaikam may be had by applying at ibs Wateh4hisei Ilk is, 4191sktiace Leicauseriq • Illare• DRUMS, STILLS, AND REFRIGERATORS, 011 DODD &CO.'s London Manufactory, No. $, Oxford-street. Dann IRON BRIDGES, on the Principle of & Temathy, or Tension. that are superior to 9)1 others for IP2 eltht slams. durability, and the facility of their execution, itouldeshle less expense than it is possible to build any other • ns i ere sent to any part of theittogdons, or 'Spotted. They 1411, 1elferahle to every other for este:mite and rapideßisers, jialeSoll the navigation, or the danger of being carried' 71 leak as their spins or apertures may be practically NW wide Rivers, without interruption -to the running hawk; and on scales of less magnitude, from their beats ** "parolee have a ;,:easing effect, and are highly kw Parks, Pleasure Pieces of Water, carrying Roods 111 0fallies, &c. One of these small Bridges, of 20 feet When loaded with upwards of CS Tons, yet the needs blk Work has not exceeded 17 Cwt. which, on the principle ,or the old .ystent of Iron Bridge Rending, with l it ler tim es t h at we i g h t to h ave equa ; stre ngth this Met aTILLS and REFRIGERATORS that are perfectly IS their construction, and a valuable acquiddon In Distil -1 on ustng their Air-Pump, or Eehauster, distillation may My petformed in a vacuum. Before a nunsbcr of scientific and practical Distillers, this superior improved system, Worked against the common Still, equally charged and in t elgersture, the atmosphere being at 6; the resul:s were, _,_ t estly met* the fuel was saved, two-thirds of the time, more epirts obtained, at a higher proof, of purer quality. "ought over at the low temperature of only 64; whilst the di 814 wan /MO. 'these Stills are manufactured and sent of the Kingdom, and exported, with Furnaces at to thin, fit for inunetliate use. Specimens may be seen, Mey other information obtained, at the Manufactory, or at r'et, No. il, Fi nc h-l ane, Cornltill. I. lettlay and Friday may be seen at the Manufactory as s XOO Ualion Still working, and an elegant iron Bridge ) 1 . 5 . COOPER, MUNROE, - and DUNCAN, lician to the Medics' Board at Shalom House, tema kesd,have sucenalhed that upwards of 5000 Patients l otra ' is -Il lusucld prevailing disorders , that hundreds wore in sh. - +Wes owing to quashing themselves, and.by con riccu ignorant at the pruletsion, who deceive the Public te es o t t ius k _l Maxim anti intouiral advertisements. grnp- I ',.', facet aid body, ulcerated throat, swellings in lIL IkI --- '"_ un lb* shintbones, pains In the heed and limbs, e f - —1 .'"la ter rittemasittn, swelled Andes, and nervous de --'ie 41 bccoes . wring& appear years after, Nightie consequences trelialunt• Drs. Cower, Munroe, and Dusan are lifigr a i rtava rsell eight an eight, or by letter, containing a advice on Tuesdays, Tbutpdays, and Stop e Illedlldlevoliars is a olds deur imivivact teowtor of , thi ual '~ , 1 ,4 ')•• •• IAY, '110,41” 'owe pebilso4 In Sen. Plkla4 90 . , 04 " SESP4II96° on the UNION of - 'Mtn it REA-1 and REVELATION. In the Doctrine of the Esti= blisbardetch of Eoghatd sad Ireland. • Preached Is gas rut 1611, 114 tale. fly Hen. end Rev.EDSPARD JOHN TURNOUR, Potently of 9t. Mary Hall,Oithrdt.lste Curate Of fiestas, Mi. dlea'az ; mud ChapiaM3 to , the Der Count's! Wmitsgton• Publishedliy Longman, pose Orthe, and BtbW I, Pa. . _ _ ....Ig, w . Title Cky Mal fif ysmO. ;Mei 'itiltbdat'SW Mt POETIC NEIRMIL g er, Tie LIVING BpD4 BRI rms. Mobiles the Gnerna--;Lord Byron: Epistle to R. Pr , " ;. and Wat o' the Cleugh—Walter Scott the Stranger ; the Taylor;. and hued litiervWF Werdstrortlt: the Gude Greye Kett--japiel Hogg : Isabelle ; and' the Cherub-3.T. Coleridge : Peter of Moo; the Curs ' E of the Laureate; and Cattiest Judi- Southike the Mertslost titar, et the Steam-Beat ot AUoa ; Hymn to the. Moon • and the ;trended Ship—l. Igrimed`tbr Ltietettan,lfinit, Rees. Orme, end Brown, Disk ti•gi; and 1t 11411antrw,X0Wmarelk 11/011114 MAYOR. This daY pbU 1. pries le.edl sap _bellidsed with ;Argil coloured Etigeavint df theiticti %kW, the*, as it appeared" 1, - in tat 5,, Instribed so tbel.trery GI Wan, ' el 'VIC 110 U $ or, Succinct Historical ' Dprplq . tf tho Prertgativa l and Modp of Election of the Mar Magistrate of the eityl et I.4n&ri ; tbgether with astile ptlitigektn.ef ids biludwatinltaail . *haw 'Deluding an le ' curate List of those Mayors who have Shed the Oita during. sieckarittit l i ah'e To *hick Is atteslsta, it short Description ler . 041 Moe* hit the littenringt in oftiongispedrs on-Micbseinsarday. . 1 4"34°4 1 OF Sherwood. Nor, and Jones, Pater noster row. • - - . • " Lintly ji,VOYAOE to CI'I3IZ sad GIBRALTAR., ap the Mediterranean to Malta and bicily, in 1810 and 1811; including i Oescriptive Toe,' of Sicily and the Lipari Islands, and an Esalusiodin Panora. By Lietitenant-ilinetal G. COCKBURN. This Watt contains nenierone wnlll ezetated Plates, principally noleorndo *WV* 9( • Maw lweutifol nied rontantk Cautery ; amens others arse given Views Cape St. Vincent, Crota, Scylla, at Map of the Straits, IVieraes Catup and Flotilla is CalSll4. Monte Prileifien. Catania, Lipari, Forts Ganzagii, Scalene, St. Almelo, gamm 'F a, aormlnum, Gergenti t Caetiglione. -'Elnii4tl, the dtitvirebt 'of St.Tirfarld'e,..assct Sonora/ Views of Etna aid Strensboel. In two vols. lea wilts:kw thirty colleted Potts and Mope, prioc .12. 12s. 6d. qr . p ts . loyel, raver, with first Ins presakMs &the Plates, di. is:. • • • London : Prisk4 far dabbaloes-strealr and, .•• • . Age, vi tvire , tittiog, 8 ; con gist br Views of alt the 6u cottir; Widget of Mi t/gutty, Singular Residences. Sic. a.c. In tboobses Districts, and mimic/ adjaitent : accompanied stitb, Hiftorltal, Topographical, and Antiquation Docriptioti‘as "MIMI portleulars of the Agri- , guttural Prodisits and Nitural Hinny of *be Trasit described.— The Drswisp have been made, and the Engravisp will be axe cuttd by W. Deeble. London; Printed for the Proprietors, and published by Sher. wood, Neal. a,Rd ,Jonii, ?memos, •row ;T. Booeey, Brost". strret, Royal Efelidoge;" J. R , Cskrithlil; Cuisines and Loiessft,camaturi; P-esers Dover ; mod se the Lobrasiso or argue, AMMO.% *hapdatairs., and Hooting.. toftlatlbila.=-I.ThlefrOrlt will 0o toolprbed ItrillMotktbly libmbets.-11.11146 'Anita stem Idgidr4olitted Engrovinp on Copper, and 111 pore of 1...ter.-pres., elegantly primed in foolscap Svo. price Si. ft or Iti ,demy sin. With proof imprecation of tbs plate., prise 4a. per Hobbes TIALEY'S GENUINE CAkMINATIVP is superior to all other remedies for theydnd, pargings, eon- SuWon', and those disorders in the acensch and bowels of infante, which prove fatal to so many ander the age of two years. .1r I.; equally efficacious to /holies, Sums, aid ether camplsints in the in:estines of grown persons. This invaluable Cordial Medicine ' invented by the late Mi. Joseph Dalby. Apothecary, is now prepared by his daughter, Mrs. Frances Gall, and her was, to whtAnt ;done ke berptenthesi this property, by his will. It Is sold only by F. Newbrirt tad Sens, at the mid estubSshed Warehouse, N 0.45, Saw Bud of St. Paul's. the third house from Cheapside, price if. ed. a bottle; but if procured elsewheie , be sure so al for OeWs Dalby's Carmliative," and see tint the name *A. F. Masker, ," Is engraved in do maw!. SOIAMAOWSCELEBRATRD AD EROENT Lams; FOR ERUPTIONS ON THg SKIN. " Simples Munditike Htk li CM. v. S. I.lyrot by Cloudiness. IT is tini/etessary to enu,roerate the advantages ye. suiting to the tonstkution of every person by dreamily re imosing dogmatist& hem au surface of tbsi.okiir and thereby keeping free and opals tbe innumerable passages and pores Oran* which nature eipels all useless of neitoushilmours from the that gala, and *bleb, being aisteriend,' are rowel bask again into the 'blood, and become the wpm. of many dattgeoms dystmes. there Tore k Maffei& 'mac'h consequende,ll 'wed to present hart-1 ful disorders, as for the preservation dean, comfort, and beauty, to weans (I:olvever Aptly affecied) ti shalt *sold occadouldly have recourse la solo9Mol4's MIS rEitgENT LOTK4I; lass more specially it becomes 11.111111 .resklte rrrhge alts, ito.:*o • obstruction make ihsir itppearanee, and becik ant bite pl i t at l , plN redness, earboiscirt, mother ailments ettipdens. rbi gent LiMen Deft' falls *Mb obese who glee Is a Ns utak aeib the public tsar tie oonvioood.of eM to isl of Me MOP& safe and aenaln.remady for Win* Sgtfies!inti pleaseLitioire $S 4s. 6d. per bottle:—To prevent connteryeits, to that the name " Sala. Solomon, LIvOrpool," Is engraved on stamp peeked to m& bottle. - • • N Sold by Samuel Leigh, tit, Streak Bacon and Co.*" op,. • ford-street ; London; Brodie and !Dowding, ilalbliPPl PPA Medicine Venders. . . A PLEASING APPEARANCE. LADIES of the first fashion , from their own ey.pe. deuce, recommend Mrs. viDeputir. pows.ours LOTION as the most pleasant and effectual remedy for ad e;sus. plaints to which the Fame and Skin are table, b'y removieg every kind of coarseness , eruption, and unpleasset appearaatei dadaists. deriag the skin clear, smooth, and transparent ,but *evasions. pied repeat/on of this Lotion having excited vadooktmitatiops, it is particularly requested to ask for "Airs. Vipr.ant'sOpirlapd`i Letion," and see her name signed upon the label, on each bottle that is genuine. This truly genuine Lotion is prepared by Mrs. Vineset, : sole proprietor of Ds. Qmsland'a •MS.:l4CiPas .but the slillidAloP undo of rink and distinction, as .well as the firy .pbrivin in Europe, who have adopted, recomin'ended, and eantimmid 'hi use, could not but Prove an incitement to cotensporary jeibuty"; like other inventions of •merit and iumpermrow, it has hose assailed hy weak and Ribthlgvous Asulunious, cwt la such . cisas there.arill always be found persons wh*,,rtgarillcss of .credk and of mom , quentes will baoartkeVerf * WW I ° ( Man e in for that . Which is 9l the molest coodderatim to inhotiouribit niind--asharein the !profit. • • To prevent coasted* Lotions me AselltiPlet M.XVist• maimed upon the label an each bottle of Sold by Mrs. Vincent, sole ProOrlitor, N. re le vies‘street, .Gresveiust‘squate, Lontitin; dame andV:e. no, Oxfirdierect ; , New beveled Satisfied Edwards; SL. RollitiCessetib• yard y Butler , cad Sam, Cisempsida ; t amdapil, ;Wilt ;. Suttee aid Co.', Now Cisarch/a1 . .1; o,4ali l laity, and Os.; larntoter„ gtinna a of iltarnalith- r by :rteWuol by Cootivo Venders of Lamps la VAIL Sib tbd. Pat 16. W. MR 31; 1816, ..1. c. . ' ; FUNDS. • N Atleertimmept, datcd the 18th instant...hring LX. appeared in the Public Papers, porporiiiig to be tried by a COmpany established at Paris, under the direction of Memrs. istsarin, Fsta .V 4 nose e, viesuiy; b.. Lours and Co. in which it is assertpd that the Proptietors of French Five per Cent. Consolidered qiiintdiles, inscribed: In"theit own :eiblame •iis jibe Great Book Of dig Psdalie Debt of Fronee,.llaee pot hitherto hypo able to receive the, Annuities except by exhibiting their Inscrip ' dour at Paris, and' as this assertion is If 'abbe, with the ihfor pstime which Mr. Una. %%levee's has tans seuitted some dote trio to the Politic by printed Circular., he thinks it incumbent upon' him to idiom also the medians eche PubHt Papers, iff to Woe. tlest/lpy e Decree of the French Government dal Ist May, 1818, and published in the Moniterr of the is di of /one last, the necesstty of eibibiting the Inscriptions for ifieeecelpt Ist the Dividends was formally dispeosed with, and that a power of i Attorney has since then been, and willtitencetorth be, sufflaeat for that purpote. Mr. Sae - rums it besides specially authorised by aformal Igree• moot micro, into with kiss kftltO Preach Government, to pay ther Dividends ai short tints after the same become due,.so all holders -of French Meek 11111441 out of Ftaate, who. shall have furnished hips With ibeir ,Posonr, of Attorney ! In conforinity.with this, he hie actually paid,' On she lath Instant, the dividends due an the 110Seetembilr idttosansithoidecape had glyenpins their putters or were possessed of Inscriptions ill hie name. So tar, there fore, from the pomaded Of Cestidtm& • by a Company in " Paris beige Midis& to ficilby in thereeepOsin of the Dividends. It is obvious that the Proprietor of Stock may, independent of any such medium, receive their here with the utmost ease and peomptitude, while at the same time he retains ig his own per session the wished CertOenta of Lutription of Me French nous% width are the actual vouchers of his poperty. Those Certificate., by adding to them a Power of Attorney (ie which the name of the Assignee may either be filled up or left hi blank), can be made an available species of property in England, and transferred, as occasion requires, with perfect facility. As to any apprehension of slight informalities in the tiles for transfer, Mr. SAIITORIS can state from his .own esperienee, that every reasonable comideradon Is made regarding them by the French Treasury, bet further to remove all uneasiness on this score, he begs to inform sueb per sons as have purchased,: or may be loctitied to purchase French 5 per Ceut. Annuities from Idiu,that he will at any time be ready to famish them with correct forms of poetaster sale or transfer of tight Stock. N.. $l, Groat Winchester -street, Oct. 28, 1816. POLICE OFTHE METROPOLIS. of them. MINUTES Of EVIDENCE 'I'AKEN BEFORE THE COM MITTIIE .OF ThE HOUSE OF COMMONS. JOHN GIVFORD, Esq. Magirtrats t o' . Worshila sired. Examination maim* • Do you know whether it is the general practice in 'the country for the public-houses to belong to the brewers in the nrighbotirbood ?-I)retty generally so. You say that you. "link a prospective enactment fis prevent the bosses that should hereafter become the property of brewers and distillers from being li censed, would have a beneficial effect; but do, you not think at the same time it would be An act of in• justice towards the brewers, who ire called upon toy advance money to persons taking the public-houses,i the only security they could receive for which was 1 the Lew of that house ?--I do not think so, because Isthidk it would jprevent person( who - have not sulfi gia(PiaPettl; from • tieriptittO% shiobasinees of 'a puldicao, and from taking publivisondeS. and' that therefore it would sedate * better, description of landlords. Do you think that a9y material objection could be urged, beyOnd the objection of 'affecting the property at present vested, to the change of the existing sys .tern, by giving to every individual a right, as matter of course, to apply for a license to vet up snchApirit :shop or ale house, subjecting them however to control •by 4 legal enactment, so that, in the case 6f miscon duct punishment might immediately follow ?--I think that the increase of public-houses and of spirit-shops, :which would be produced by such a permission, wOold be a very great evil. Do you think that such increase would take place; for why should there be more ale-houses and spirit shops established. than butchers or bakers, or any other trade that is necessary to the public ?—Because -I think that the temptation to toilsome spirits, by persons who have contracted the . habit. is much greater than the temptation to cunsu.ae meat, or any other necessary article of lire; for in proportion as the stomach is aceustomed to use ardent spirits, it becomes debilitated. and . can with difficolty digest. and is averse to the reception of carnation boil. Do you sun think it also would be * weans of ipsfening the respectable put of the victuallers. aud increasing tiotf of the lower descripiicii?—l 'Willa think it it otiaceitainly increase those Of a lower de., *Option. , Do yott.thiokahat any alteration ip Op prudee . i the entire independence th i at e,s;stsatthcpresent mn meta between the Police Magistrate and - the tonstil ble of the Parish, would bb an advantge to dui Police 1-1 think that 'if She Psuidi Coastables ware' placed more immediately finder .the inmasonl of the PA•V i ce .14pgismates. that . if the T,colice 10 . 0,tgistr i tes Vr ge .ceopowgregl to direct the cliurchtii i rdens or :Officers "lip reward theta out of die' parochial Furat; Are - extra *relies and loss of dint, Very time& 044 consequent*e to rim public would Imam ft think also. if blogistrotog 110 Ale peer of (*Ott sing,. if not of punishing . watchinen. litr pkign*q l / 4 and ,had a peg tine at ,leau on the aypeintmihti of watchmen, that would be beneficial also tonic public.. 1 see constant robberies committed under the um? eye of the watchmen ; 1 have 4.nowel . *tow Aft stances of tilievetimisiift , with .4zolegPf9PerAlbr ea' stations of ,watcluPen, and r.onsecint°4 l 7 'lli' - : ought to be in View of tbeni. and of houtes bebiti" bed very pear those stations, that I am convinced they mutt have connived at she-escape of such thieves and.theconsinistkissauf such ***ark* ,Do Pt* RSA** .04 ppt i petblic incooyettiegi* is eAr t periim * igi . .ol*Eqtatof watchmen to esti* to ' theapprohenisoa of offenders beiedie ii happens not ti he Immediately within the disulat -he iscordesed .14; 'tiny tapir such is -she .case corteinly . ; /but 1 am nut ,am fief ill iherctia be.4,411111).L.14 1 .0..Wmg10rk, . 0 isittpwad to : quit his distriqc,dlF.N . p 1 Stop Mid 1 *ad to **via : the pursuit. . . . You* SiLiou Litvprana *Alija; ad Amnia. You haveVittedin ISSN .4 1 01.M800r diatOw UP vvoho instchauen AO* she vwtogo of .ir irvq?v baltAlmcfoi: PP; gigiott.tirm 'lraq -"! I e s - N you not think that this conduct of the watch. I PRICE SF. VFW PEPieeii.l men. ii i ying a tax uponthose sink: ..• • s..ns i , and' of cootie t?leratincend winking at their tiotoui and disorderlf conduct in the streets,, is 2 great pod= Tic nuisantle?-41ndOubt of . it. 1 think many pros, titdtes trision• the town are servant girls, oho have begin driven there through thi caprice of their masters or. mistresses, who frequent'? discharger shem, and refuse to to give them. frny character.. I have bad many complaysts furvfemale tswvants personally ta me upon t may my, two or three hUnflred, . . . Arre many grebe lower servants in the Metropolit to be consideied as belonging to that class not while they are servants; bet I am afraid thee are many servants driven In that course of life by the' reason 1 have state.'; and the hiagisuAres have ented that they have not had it in their power, to • coop! matters wad mistresses to give a reason gib! they &rallies their setv4uts. ... Do Toll think, from your knowledge, that there hal bees a very great increase of the women of the town in the streets of late years have not made that observation ; I have always seen the streets full Do you think that their conduct has been more djorderly and riotous in the streets than formerly rthink it has ; that they have certainly got to depraved. Do you not attribute that to the connection and interest that subsists between theni and those whosp Juty it is to keep the streets orderly ?—I think, in some meirsttre, it may. . • Do you think that the persois themselves are mows depraved, and given to drinking, than formerly t—f think pretty much the same ha that way, except in their general habits and conduct; there is more hos.- , rid language made use of; and I think they. are mule hardened, and have got to a. greater pitch. i From your observation, do you think that the trig* of stealing privately, from the person, better knows • by the mune of picking . pockets, has increased hil -1 terly ? —No doubt of it; it has a great deal incr*ased, there are so many young thieves now; some Of thew are quite children, and can scat cely crawl. To what cause should you attribute this increase of the number of pickpockets I-4 am heftily cots. petent to answer that question. Should you think that the taking away the capita] part of the punishment has had any eff:ct that way ? —No, I do not ;. I think . eyen. before they become dexterous pickpockets, the gallows is net enough to deter, them from it. Do you not think that the taking away the capital part of the punishment has had this effect ; that it would induce mote per.ons t.; prosecute, where death would not be the censequence of conviction, thin if i pas so?-1 (*avow) doubt of it; I have heard ob• jections made to prosecutions fu that reason, and they do not irisfr to hang Abe- person. po you think that eitactic,e which is stated to be prevalent, of offering rewards for the recovery of pro. petty, and not by prosecuting the person who stole it, must haves considerable effect in increasing the nomber of criminals of that debcriptiou ?—Yes ; and I think it. has an injurious tendency. Is it not a practice at this MoMent prevalent ?—I rather think it is. So that an individual who his lost his watch, for instance, will advertise a reward for the watch, and which when he recovers, he pursues the business no further ?-e'lltat it frequently the case, I have no . • doubt. the result' of th at. of course, is the encouragement of the delinquent ? Nu do.ibt. Do you think that it the Collectors of the Tolls at the differvat gates in the environs of Me to.vn were obliged by law to register the numbest* coos,, and the names and numbers of carte, that passed through their gates after dusk, and to watch such al came through at very unseas mable times with a suspicious appearance, would be tile means of faeili i e wasig the eanis of justice!—l .think it would, bet I do not know whether you could Kitts them. 4tat power. Do you think that the offences which are corn. misted are of •considerable less atrocity of character than formerly ?-:-Ires, I think they are. 1 gas you give any 'tavola for that ?—!No, I cannot; there are not so mail highway robberies, or footpad robberies as there used to be, nor is there so much cruelty as these used to be. It has been stated to the'Committee, that it would considerably siugmeitt the value of what as generiny termed a Tyburn Ticket, if annexed to at wee ate exemption Sum military and naval service, super. I added to the patochial service which belongs to it :now ?—lt certainly would incFette the value of .its - Do you think it would make the possession of it meth more valuable in . .the eyes of the person who' [ was to receive it ?.-I should think it would ; it woad& :depend a great deal upon the person whose hands it `got into. Do you think that if it was generally known that the posssuien of a Tyburn Ticket did protect per. ens from those tars services, it would operate as a tearer hillutement upon the apprehension of Wham ! t 1-.INn, i do not think it would; it would OD . to any thing of that sort. Do you not think it might induce people to assist in the apprehension of offenders ?—lt might induce them to assist its the apprehension of offenders, but it would be plating them in the situation that has alt string been complained of. Whitt it tile value of a Tyburn Ticket of Saint George, Henover.square ?—From twenty to matinee Sue guineas. • Do you think the value is as much as that. wipe, , ytte consider ell the parochial offices are filled by persons of a better description in that parish 3 .1. slioilid thirit it worth twenty guineas certainly. , What do you think•would . be the value of it if it . Min persons Intro t axiing in the any sad siiiyir. 4 21 hardly know; some patrons will vie ili t Se,..er 40 geineaefor a substkadef andot.eulatie Oise it would be et cenaLlerable value. • ..s., ' 'f