Star. — London, England, 1816-09-06 00:00:00

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Subscriptions included in the above Sum, hut received since the last Advertisentent TO THE CLERGY. - WANTED, bya CLERGYMAN in PRIEST' ORDERS, who is in the habit of Instrocdng Youth in the OPaix and LATIN LANGUAOSSs, an eligible Cuitscr - to which if the department of CLASSICAL ASSISTANT be saucier', thi situation will be preferable. For yarticulars, application to be niade to Mr. A.l Valpy, Towite'h-courr, Chancery taue, London. FIRST DRAWN PRIZE on „ the 17th of THIS MONTH, must be Est.‘,ooo, and may be semo,lgX) S per Cent. Consols. The SCHEME is bighlY approved of— the Capital Prizes are numerous— and an equal Number of Tickets will be Drawn each Ickes and Shares are selling at the Old Established :Awe Luttet y OfEce, Cornbill, where up wards of TWO NaLLIOhs stet ling baye been paid to the Public, by their moat obedient Servants, HORNSBY and CU. AI I 9 cit )14 as. THE PUBLIC are respectfully informed. that ;his Theatre WILL OPEN TO-MORROW, September 7. On this occasion, preirious to the Play, a MONODY, to the of the late• Right Honourable It. B. SHERIDAN, will w e c rakes by Mrs. DAVISON. After which, their Majesties' Servants will perform Mr. hoiden's Comedy of THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. Sir Peter Teazle, Mr. Munden (hip first appearance its that . I , acect er); Sir Oliver Surface. Mr. Dowton; Sir Benjamin backbite, Mr. Harley c harac t er Surface, Mr. Walbrk (their first Inseams= in those ); Charles Surface, Mr. Rae; Crabtree, Mr. Knight; Moses. Mr. Otberry (their first appear ance those characters) ; Trip, Mr. Kent Careless, Mr. Bar nard ; Snake, Mr. R. Phillips. Lady Teazle, Mrs. Davison ; lady Soeerwell, Mrs. liarlowe ; Maria, Miss Boyce; Mrs. Candour, Mrs. Orger (her first appearance in that character). In Act.lll. a Song by Mr. J. Smith. T o w hich will be added, the Farce of WHO'S WHO? OR, THE DOUBLE IMPOSTURE. • Old Headstrong, Mr. Cattle; Charles Headstrong, Mr. Wal 'tick ; Mr. Kitcat, Mr. Carr ; Harry Sutherland, Mr. Barnard ; lzdall, Mr. Harley ; Datsbs, Mr. Munden. Miss Sterling, him Urger; Mary, Miss leers. Boxes and Places to be taken of Mr. Spring, at the Rotunda at the principal entrance of the Theatre, in Ilitrydr-htteer, from ten till four, and of wimps may be had a private box (mealy.) Boors es he opened at half past five o'clock ; the performances cobegin half past sit precisely. Boxes 75. Second Price 36.6(1. Pit Ss. fiel. Second Price 2e. 21. Second Price Is. Upper Gallery Is. Second Price 6d. No money to be returned. • The Public are respectfully informed, that during the recess their accommodation has been studied by Improving the access to, and considerably increasing the elevation of the Pit. From the ]tress Circle of Boxes one row of seats has been removed, so as leave fuller accommodation and convenience to the future visitors of that part of the Theatre. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TE PUBLIC are respectfully informed. that the THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-ARDEN, will Re-open on MONDAY NEXT, September 9, G with the Tragic Play of PIZARRO. Perurians—Ataliba, Mr. Egerton; Rolls, Mr. Young; Per tondo, Miss Norman ; Orozembo, Mr. Chapman ' Hualpa, Mr. Hurray; Topae, Master C . Parsloe ; Huscah, Mr. T. Matthews; Grano, Mr. Menage; Harin, Mr. Heath; Capal, Mr. Sutton; It Sarjant ; Cora, Mm S. Booth; Zuluga, Mrs. Norman. Priests, Virgins, Matrons, in the 'howle of the Sun—High Priest, Mr. Taylor ; Messrs. 5. Brown. Everard, Hillman. I.ee, Lipton, Norris, I. 'Ferry, S. Tett, C. Tett, 'Finney, Wat- Ka, Williams; Mesdames Bishop, Carew, Coates, Corri, Emery, 'Fmk, Green, Grimaldi, Heath, Herbert, Hibbert, Itiff, Leo erne, Liston, Logan, Louis, Mac Alpine, Matthews, Norman, Byall, Sexton Standen, Sterling, Watts, Whitmore. Spaniards—Pizarro, Mr.Barrymo re ; Alonzo, Mr. C. Kernle ; Las Cases, Mr. Terry ; Alansgro, r.g; Davila. Mr. b W. Ciapnian ; Gonzalo, Mr. Atkins; Valverde, Mr. Claremont ; Gem, Mr. Howell; Pedro, Mr. Cromptots ; Sancho Mr. Loris; Bernal, Mr. Potters; Pablo, Mr. Platt; Sentinel, Mr. Merin. Elvira, Mrs. Egerton. To which will be added, the Melo•drama of THE MILLER AND•HIS MEN. TkelOvertart and Mink, entirely new, compoord in Mr. Bishop. Grindoff (the Miller) Mr. Farley ; Count Frederick Friberg, lefferies; Karl (his Servant), Mr. Liston,;. Lothair, Mr. Abbott; Keimar (an old Cottager), Mr. Chapman; lire= (his Son), Master Barnett; giber and Golutz banditti), Nlesars. W. Chapman and King ; Zingra, Mr. Norris ; Coburg, Mr. Treby; Lindeff, Mr.Tinney. Claudine, Miss S. Booth; Lau lett, Miss Carew; Ration. Mrs. Egerton. A Private Box may he had nightly, on application to Mr. Erandon, at the Box-office. The Doors will be opened ><t Half-past Five, and the Play begin atlialf-past Six. Blabs 7s. Second Price 33. 6d.-.-Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 2s. —Gallery 2s. •SecOod Price lc—Upper Gallery Is. Second Price 6L Places fey the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon at the Bus effize, Hart-street, front Ten till Four. 773 4,885 I,x6S. aC3,Of:O 11,355 5(10 2,293 460 &c. &c. £2OO 000 ut ins.' p EEYTON, Stock-Bwker, 2, Cnichill ; and 18, . Coventry-street, assures his Fa lends they will approve the Nevi State Lottery, as the Scheme is formed to meet gsstieral ap probation. It contains 'l'w.) Forty Thousand:, Two Thousand!, Two Tta I ht,an4kat4, &c. Three per Cent. Consul). Only t 4,ouu Tickets 8r. 1 4.14 'tits EP I'4 %11%Elk, when the 141 V-drawn Prize will r,.:eive Xito,tion in a Within. EY I•ON has a variety ot I itket...ll4 Shares oti Sale at his Fortunate Otilce4, as ahuve, where, in the Contract just coded. the following Cailitals were sold and shored, aad are sow laytuti on demand: FIRST DRAWN PRIZE sestf,OLO. Qwirr and CO. recommend to their Friends and 1.3 the Public, the GRAND SCHEME of the present RICH ' LOTTERY, to BEGIN on the 17th of SEP rEsthEa., which Itoiiiista of only 14,00 ts I idiots and contains g . ... irises of £40.,0100 2 . 2 . lO,OOO And 2,836 other Prizes, of aCt,O , JO, .e.)01), &a. &c. In Consuls and Money, The whole will be decided in 1 hree Days; an e al number of !att. to be Drawn each Day. Ihe First Drawn Prise the First k)ay will receive £4C,000 ; and the First Drawn Prize on each of the other Days will receive X 50,000. Tickets rid Shares are Selling at Ewa r and Co.'s old ettablithed Offices, No. 11, Poultry, I No. 31, Aldgate High. No. 12, Charing•crost. street. Where all Badness ln the Public Funds _k carefully transacLeal.— Pr' ay. paid on demand. THIS MONIII £40,000 FOR. THE FIRS f PRIZE, A AND MAY St EIGHTY THOUSAND POUNDS! 8181-1 respectfully acquaints his best Friends. -In • tke Public:, that the State Lottery begins Drawing the l7Lb of this Month. The unprecedented Sale it bas met with, rove., beyond doubt, the high estimation hi which the Scheme lit deservedly held ; for, with only 14,000 Tickets, it contains 2 Prizes of' £40,000 9 BO,O • iopoo &c. &c. &c. • Atriserting in all to £tos,7t 0 in Stock and Money, and as the idran►rgs each Pay are to 1•c equLl, it is advisrable for those 'rho intend to adventure to purct.nlv early, as the gresterort of the Cqitais may be drawn the Fast Dm. The very first Prise mutt, be store than sClu i ttoV, it may be £30,000. •.° The astonishing success which invariably attends DISH'. (aces, is so universally known that it would be unnecessary to gate it, tvvn it the hot ts of an Advertisement would adniklg suli.'re it to say, he sold in the last Lottery, One Prize of &000 Pounds, And 26 other Capitals, and In the last twelve Months, wo Prizes of moot* Pounds, One of 40,04)0 Pounds, Four of sumo Pounds, . Besides numerous Prises of £tu,o9o, &E. Sec. as may be sena by vchemes which see to be bad gratis st his Offices, 4,CcirohM, 9*Charing-Crosa p where Ticjso,ll usd sl4lXes PA ROW OOPS* Raid !tte #4.4 9 J. H. a remainder - - - Subscriptions from the Island of Dominica, per B. Lucas, Eq. President, viz. B. Lucas, President • - ~ClO 10 0 John Gordon • - 5 5 0 W. Anderson • - 3 3 0 Balthazar Bland 1 6 3 Pascal Laudar - • 0 5 0--20 9 3 I'arieb of Hedington Wilts, per Mr. James Pepler 310 0 Balance of Subscrip tions from Manchester and Sal ford, remitted by Wm. For, Esq. Treasurer A. R. - - - - - Parish of Ilanfihangel, near Aberystwitb, Cardigan, by the Rev. Lewis Evans . 2 7 0 Parish of Bromfield, Asinp, per Rev. Henry Martin 11 7 0 Four Days' Pay of the Offices. and two Days' Pay of the Noti•commissimied Officers and Private Soldiers of his Majesty's ifOls Regiment, at Cey lon, remitted by W. H. Rainslord, Lieutettant- Colonel and Colonel Commandant - Subscriptions from Egham, remitted by • C. C. Wetton, Esq. • .Ell 14 0 Deduct Expenses* - _ • _ • 1 4 0-40 10 0 _ _ 499 14 0 46 4 U 'ft 00 1200 0 0. ;Itird Remittance from Edinburgh, on account, *- nutted by Robert Johnston, Esq. Treas.irey Second remittance from the County of .%yr,on ac count, remitted by Hugh Hamilton, E•q. Balance of :subscriptions trout the County of Salop, remitted by Thomas Loetiale, Esq, 4• 9' 5 130 0 0 At Messrs Han►menlrys Subscriptions at 'Frinidad, X 3•273, remitted on am. count by John Thomas Bigge, Esq. Chairman 1700 0 0 Subsetiptions from Senegal, remitted by Thomas • Breretun, Lieut. Col. !loyal African Corps, , rz. African Corps at Ontee and Senegal £4O 10 4 Four Companies at Signal GI 2 2 Three ditto at Goree . and Ganibla 51 a 11 -15 T 1 5 All Communications per Poat are to be directed—" Waterloo Subscription ;" and are to be put under Cover, directed " Francis Freebrg, E•q. Lontinn." J. P. WELSFORD, Sec. CALEDONIAN ALYLUMforSUPPORTING and EDUCATING the CHILDREN of SOLDIERS, SAILORS, and MARINES, NA . FIVES of SCO ri.AND, and ot . INDIC EN 1 SCO I'Cii PAREN rs, resident in Lonsloa, ant entitled to Parothial Re it f. The following is pat; of a List of a Subscription opened at liond.ay t Wm. T. Money, gsq. .R 32 10 John Morrison, Esq. 21 0 John Stewatt, Esq. 52 10 Jokn Romer, Esq. 21 0 Lt. Col. Wm. Str :th 52 10 Jame. Sutherlar.d, Esq. 21 0 J. H. Stephenson, EN. $1 0 John Eas on, Esq. 10 in It Geo. Madden, Esq. •21 0 The slurr Forbes. Esq. *26 5 D. Cht:stie, Esq 21 0 Captain John G;atit 10 10 GitVonColquhoun, Esq. 21 0 M:!j:.r FAiteart Baker '26 5 /I. 6 hawk. k.a.q. • .in 0 I r trorsi Irots,i.!e i Esq. 81 G IP. C. 11..ird, It.q. 26 5 Jll,ll 4;il.ler, E.g. 21 0 J. G. Rutinii.gmn, Esq. '.l 0 Lt. Col. Culin 1. M.lnei 21 0 E. E. Stepnetison, Esq. 21 0 .... (10 Ile cltitomed ) bum Leckie, Esq. Si; U Subscr.p lot:. at P.runah and O. Woo lhonse, Esq. 26 .5 Senor-. Captatti L Rusisli 20 5 Ihe Hon. Mr. Dylan- Wm. Kennedy, ,Esq. Si 0 stone 52 10 •Thotti.pe Al:port, Esq. 26 .5 Major Cleland 10 le W. Asliburnet, Esq. 26 b .Colonel Lionel iglith 21 0 T. Morley, Esq. 10 10 Captain H covey 10 10 Pt:smiles Liontanjee 21 • Captain Isliqee 10 10 llomatjee Homaujee 111 0 Lieutenant Ftsllanon, domanjee Hormanjee 10 IV Madras Cavalry •5 • 5 Eustontjee 7 tiomarjee 10 10 Lieut. Col. LeigToon 21 0 .Lei:sjee lihickaju, bons, John Mijne, M.D. • 116 5 and C o . 5 5 Captain Taylor 10 10 Snratiee Cawosit.e Palen 10 10 Lie,gtenant Burns 10 10 Nemeltund Animism:id 10 10 1 Lieut. GA. Knight 6 5 CushalcUund Nemcbund 5 5 Lieut. Wm Ogilvie 5 5 Fratujee Nassersaujec 5 5 Captain John zinntlgrass 10 10 It lioiccajte 10 10 Major A Campbell 81 0 Luckmachund Poonuar 8 8 Lie4,t Roht. Campb:ll, Vtrzla:t tiornlafite 6 6 9th It ego ment •10 10 Frantjte COWa-1 .e th 0 I.ieut. A. Anderson, do. 10 JO Cursojee iota lubangeer Lieut J. Keith, lth reet. 5 5 Ard.u.,terr 5 ' 5 (10 br cmitinut 4 ) catc.:.ain Asouna.oS4e, J GALT, Sec. "•—• - •A Garden C4robrp, (-WWI Sipt. 81. SAUCE, 1 COCKS. the Inventor and Proprietor of this . much esteemed Artiele, begs most respectfully to caution the Nobility, Gentry, and Ate Public, against the daily frauds and impositions practised by many London Oilmen and Fish Sauce Venders, to deceive and deprive them of THE C;ENUINE READING SAUCE. None are genuine but those which ha v e the corks sealed pith the impression, " J. Cocks, Reading ;" and also the following de scription of the Sauce on an oranseecolostred l.a , " Reaoltoo SA volt, for Pu b, euriehlog Gri.vies , ate.; p re p ared and said whole sale and ret by J. Corks, Reading" I his Sauce is generally ;pod It table with all sorts of Fish, in preference to all other Fish Sauces,' and is "teemed peculiarly delicious with Game ; Wild Fowl, Hashes, Rump Steaks, and Cold Meat. A Coition ea white paper, on the other side of the bottle, re cords two Verdicts (in tea than twelve months), against two London Oilmen, for telling a *parlous sauce, as and for the ge nuine Reading Sauce, prepared by J. Copts t one FORTY POUNDS DAMAGES, with lull Costs; The other ONE HUNDRED GUINEAS DAMAGES, Whiz fell Costs ; before the LOAID CE.S.I BARON and SPICIAL itINUS, in tbe Loodok. It is presumed that no Sauce ever met with such general approbation and extensive walts, it is patronised tod,reconimanded by,most of the first Families in do *Wisdom. It is restated in London by 130 of the meat respectable Oilsnen and Fish Sauce Vepdere; in Bath b y 30 ; and by pas or more ja most Cities and Market 'awns in the United Kingdom. N.B. 1. Coco begs garticularly to caution Famihes against Messrs. Mackay and Co. Oilmen, Pteeaddly ; Mr. Purkis, Oil man, No.lo, Chancery-lane; gad Mom. Bane Valk% fi, Hay. market; as be does nen 'apply *Mr ut *see HAWN iriSb his . felpidth Roadie) foam POLICE ()Fmk METROPOLIS. MINUTES OF EVIDENCE TAKEN lIEFOZIUTHE COM MIT ME OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS, ON Tlig STATE OF THE POLICE OF THE METgoPous. The Hon. Heuer Mar BeNseT in the Chan Joszeu MEBCERON, Esq.. a Middlesex Magistrate, ex.tmined. The Committee have had in evidence before them, on the part of Mr. King, the Rector of the Parish of Bethnal-Green, that a prosecution was commenced by him against you, some short time back, for hav• ing altered the Parish Rates after they had been made and allowed; they have also examined the Vestry Clerk, end inspected the different Rate Books, in which they find several alterations, which are stated by the Clerk to be in your hand-writing, and to have been made subsequent to the Rates being allowed, and that the Rates so altered, increased, or dimi nished, have been collected on ; the Committee think it right to communicate this evidence to you, and wish to know whether you have .toy rental Its to make, or any explanations to give t—No further than that business has been, I believe, satisf actorily explained; it was the cause of an action in toe Court of King's Bench, and there the Parish was satisfied it WAS all throuith a mistake, and that whatever alterations were made, and whatever money was received, had been rer,elarly brought to the Parish account. Are the Committee to understand, that you admit you nude the altetatiera ?—Certainly not. Da you kitny, then, that those different entries in the rate book are in your hand-writing ?—I should wish to see them. Are you aware that you ever dial make any alte rations in the Rate Books?—Certainly. After the Rate had been allowed ?-0 no : but not since our late Act at Pailianieut, What Act was that ?—The sad of Ole inesent King. The Committee have felt it to be their daty to shew you the evidenca that was given by the Rev. Joshua sing, upon part of your eoeduct as a Magi strate in your district ; they wish to know whether you have any explanation to give upon that sti!j , :ct ? [T)te Rev. Jos!ltta King's evidence put into the wit ness:6 itandj.. = -I...liave-; -1. -w4li to state, that with tospect to that part of the evidence detailing bullock driviog through the church-yarsl an Sunday, I was DOI atqualited with the fact till I came out of church. What did you do in 'consequence t—There was' nothing to be done, the bullock was gone; I inquired of the Stkfoii, and he told Me the bullo'ck was gone; I knew nothing of it. . Wilk respect to that part where Mr, King ',eye ? ' )11,1 . 3.ti:sie,,reasoo to believe that the Officers of my. Eilteith - freqUently connive at and sanction the „fractious Orbuilock-lionting," 1 believe it.to be totally•ualOutided, as tar as relates to the Officers. With respect to' where the witness rates that j &dived Mat " I was fond of bullock. hunting, and that in my' younger days 1 was gear tally the first in the chace," such conversation never did take place, and the fact is totally fake. A con versation did take place respecting his getting into he Commission ; he wished to know what expense it ivoald he, which • I told him. I never mentioned ' to hint my idea of recommending Mr. Timmins as a Mlgistrate. You were called upon by the Committee to pro duce a list of the Public-houses belonging to you, I and the names of the tenants, do you produce it ? here it is. Witness produced the following List Of 1 Public-houses belonging to Mr, Merciron, and Names of .Tenants : SIGNS. SITUATIONS. TENANTS. White Swan, Swan-Ft i c o , Me,sr.. lianbury. Seven Slars, Fleet-street, atto. Black BA Ttoma"-street, Adams.. . Ship, Brick. lave, Smith. Two Brewers, Ditto, Mackay. Ktog's Arms, George-street, Carteldj. • Red Cross, Hare-street, Vi'llitling. Queen's Head, Fleet-street, LEVI is. Bricklayers'Arms, Narrow-street, Bradshaw. Clay Hall, Old Ford, Taylar. Duke of Argyle, Laystall-street, Chipman. List of Public-houses belonging to others—Rents received by Mr. Merceron ; SIGNS. SI tPATON S. TENANTS. King's Arms, Slater-greet, Hall. . Halt Moon Bacon-street, Am: Adam and Eve, lirkck-lam, Battall. Turkey-Slave, Ditto, Pruvo. Buck's Head, Junes -street Green, • - . • Fox and Hounds, Hare-street, Burchall. Whits Hone, Ditto, Butter. ,- Hare, • Brick-lane, Burcha ... •;-• ..• Fighting Cocks, St. lobo-street, Butler. Rain and Magpie, Fleet-street, Whiting. Three Sugar Loaves, St. John-street, Butler. Would you say any thing else respecting the evi. device given by the Rev. Mr. King ?—ln answer to the question put to Mr. King, whether there was any personal difference 'between himself and me : I have to ,ay that there is very great personal difference be. tween Mr. King and myself, I having been indicted for a misdemeanour and perjury by the Rector, and which proceedings were the subject of an action and a trial. And I further add, that whatever fortune I have has been procured in an . honourable way. 1 deny electing the most ignorant and the lowest clia- i Teeters to flit parochial offices and audit my accounts.! As to the account of monies received from Govern. eclat, I refer to the vestry books for a just appropria tittti of. those sums; and I say that every farthing , reCeitt'll on that aCCCSOV.t was I atity .. j • ugbE forivard to the Parish account, ancr '4l fuck , the parish is well satisfied. I deny 11..ving initigated the mob to attack a parson of the name of Shevili; 200 Velar; men present will Speak to that. I units satisfied with the opinion the parish have of ma has not altered for thirty yearS, and I will eldeaiola to keep it. Do the Vestitiet adjourn to the church yard ?—lti two instances they have, the Vestry-room not being sufficiently large. • Is that statement, of yoar having given three cheer* standing on the steps of the c!,urch porch, corrvct do not recollect such a circumstance : some years ago it might have been so, but I cannot speak with certainty as to the time ; • I do not deny it; :t was fa consequence of some national rejoicing. Were you then acting as a Magistrate ?—Nn, as a Vestryman. But were you then acting at a Magistrate, and at the same thne as a Vestryman, when you stood ors the top of the steps of the cnorch, cheering .—Cer tainly not. Were you then in the commission of the peace, that is what I mean.?—Lt the time that took place, I think not ; 1 do not reaclkct the time; brit it Might have been whilst I was in the commission, as T was one-and-twenty or two•and-twenty years in the cum: mission. It might have been since you wore in ;he commission of the peace?—Yes. I now re er to the charge exhi bited against me by the ftettor, founded upon a seat, of oaths taken before the Commons, the Court of Delo. gates and the Chancellor ; and I refer for the whole proceedings in that case to Messrs - . Aldridge And Smith, my Solicitors on that Occasion. I deny. that I committed any perjury in the business ; the charge is wicked, malicious, and untrue: The property, in pint of fact, there spoken 04 was it ever restraed to the parties ?—ln consequence of the decision of the will of this poor woman, wh4 was declared an ideot, a lease, that was part pf the property I had ; and that lease (het will being set aside) went back to the heirs at law; but the lawsuit was against her executors, dm Key: Mr. Nate, ap4 the Rev. John Moore. It has been stacti to the Comentee, that there N a close intimacy acrd conaexion between Mr. Han bury and yin; and one of the evidences of that, which the Rev. Joshua King has named is, that he heard you declare, when you were on better terms with him than you ate on at present, that " Haabury was a devilish good fellow, that he was always send. • ing you presents; that he supplies! your house.with hear gratis, and that the %%ea 1;dor: r had seat yog i hdr a bar; el of porter ;" is tit it •stao,..ient Arne 04, hzliese lie only part of the statement that is trite isi. that I might have said that Hanhary was a devilish zood fellow, for I have a very great regar..l for him; The presents that. Mr. lian'3ory sends me, areAs* more Cian now aud'then he sends me a hare and * brace of pheasants; and as for sup,dyiag my house with beer gratis, 1 deny it. 1 requested, myself, thaahe %%mild send me half a barrel -4 porter at a time, for which T pay him ; it is it favOur he does me; am very fond of his porter; I pay him tor.it, and take the receipts for what I have paid him; and have done that two or three years ago. j never had a pint of porter from Mr. Millbury but what I pai4 [or. • • _ _ _ Do you not know k is a received opinion in the district, where you are residing, or have you not often heard of it, that victuallers who come with any othey recommendation than that of Banbury and Tru, man, have but little chant::: of obtaining a lizence —1 have heats that so mentioned. In point of fart, do not. nearly two-thirds o f t h e public-houses in that district deal with Messrs. Ban bury and Truman 2-1 cannot speak with certainty as to tkat, but 1 should suppose that a great many of them do deal with them. In going along any of the streets in that district, is it not written on the sign of very neatly every pub! tic-house, that they deal for their beer with Messrs. Hanbury and Truman ?—Certainly, on that account, from the locality and•the influence they possess, Mr. Banbury being a respectable, charitable man, and doing a great deal of good. Another thing, the weavers prefer Banbury's porter. Of that list that you have given in cf your own houses, and the !lutists for which ycli receive the rents, do not the greater proportion of them deal with Messrs. Millbury and Truman ?—There appear to be eleven houses it:longing to me; two of d?em; Mess's. Banbury and Truman otcupy as my tenants; the others are let to those differint people mentioned iu the list. • In point of fact. do not the others subledo Messrs. Banbury Z—Many of. them are; the greater prepor, tioo of them are; 1 have nothing to do with the other people to whom the houses are let ; I have no con. trout over my own tenants, as to whom they may let the houses to. . The whole of them deal with Messrs. Hanbury and Truman ?--/). great proportion of them do ; there are three or four of them 1 carnet speak to. I beg leave to state, that they are all old public-houses, of upwards of .50 years standing, and that I never ap plied for a new licence since I Mtve been in the com. missionkof the peace, which is upwards of twenty years. you have stated to the Committee that you never recollect any complaints madk against any of those houses ; do , you continue of the same opinion ?—That is not quite so; with the exception of the one house called the Seven Start, with that exception, I have no occasion to alter that opinion ! They were never made to me. • Do you make it a kV of your duty to ascertain that your tenants conduct themselves with propriety, and manage their houses with decorum I—Not more than for the publicans in genteel; I make no distil . tion ; and .1 believe/ Abe public•houses in• Beth* Green are as orderly as any other pnblic-houoes jp the ttiyisitta....—(ll be ecohnif4) St AU I'HORITY. OPPICIAL REPORT Trig routai OF I HE METROPOLIS. Just published, In 4.20 ate S. thmy closely printed /wises, only T.. firklE POLICE KEPoicr, containing the MI- A. NU I E Winn tICE taker' verbatim before the Select Canto it• we al the 14u-eot Cummins l'egether wit ht he Appendia. coutasabig Abstracts of the several Acts now in force fur Wegu taring Public HoutZs. Also the •proceeilings of the Conituon Council of the City . of I.otulni„ for clearing the streets ot VA. grants, Prostitutes, find disliderly Persons. Printed for Clemen!, 192, Strand. Of whom may be had, price 71. The RepoTc ot the Select Committee ot the House ot Commons on the Lisolvent Debrors' Act ; also, price 7s, The First Annual Report ou Madhouses in England. • 11:7 The Public are respectfully recoinmended, to giving di rections to the.: respective Booksellers, to order " Clem:nes Official Pollee Report. price only Sevin Shillings," there being an Elittou advertised for sale by soother Publisher, at Fifteen Shillings.