The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-12-18 00:00:00

.... .• _-- ,- - •••••••• Nib • i t \ I A 1 . I • •. 4 1 4 ctkiit;Lc ittws& . • .• . . • • ine ZtateAmano •i • LONDON, MONDAY S ,DECEMBER 18, 1820. " rke Cause ybr which HAMPDEN fed Is , the — SAC and SYDNEY died on the &NOM !" PRICE F . ,ltirEif Psitelt NO. 96 VILE SOCIETY. for INSITIt.IN(T of LIVES. 4E141E4,11 d FLEET lritEKT, LOXIdoN. INEORIpO - Si QUELX AYXE, 17116. eCliii; itf.t:TORS hare now to offer to the atlas floss of-the Public, T %SIAN of It ITES. which hare bees lately completed. for the INtilat ANSI+. of LIVES. at the variesis Ages Irmo $ to 79; eider for the whole ure l , ~,y speei2e camber of Years; the routing/m.7 of oos per son tonsil ing another; or for 11w John continuant.. of the Lives of two Persons. the insurance payable on the Death of either. f„„„ ra ne,-s in this Office are erected in certain eases at a re d o ...j o u of nearly 20 per rent. and on the whole on terms greatly farontable to flue Insured. ha sneers ma) be 'Sifted from lON. to .9310 f. and every kind othearanee. helves'r short the period of continuance. 44 entitled to a partieipatiOn In the pe , sniary advantages 'm end* to the Corporation, Tbese luisensales are wholly appropriated to the benefit of the Insured. in proportion to the amount of each Insurance. as circumstances arise in the rat in a!tich the death happens. Of the Mims epos this society whirls betanre payable in r espect of lastoldees on the Tires of Persons who died la t h e eft year, Flfty•-tkrec Shares batrieg made Villain Yearly _r opi ,, bi tss ar pi-ores. Stoned additions muntstiting to 140 per m a. ; iffistera Wring made % EEls 4-n ;—Three Shares saving nestle Tea :- -and Three Shares ight Yearly Pay melt. No p er eawt...-and Thirtv-three blaares hosing made seven or a smaller inisseer of Vierly Pal usents, r. ceis ed RI per seat. is addition to the onnss Orlorinally insured. Abstracts of the Charters dui Ity-Imse, with Tables of the Preadult.. may be had al itt., Office. where attendance is ;is en daily from 9 till 3 o'clock. By Order of the Court of Directors. J. PF.\3.IM, itegistrar. BRIOHTON. No. 3:4, Manure PANADC—Ift few days will be put up at AUCTION. the LEASE for 14 or YI yeers. of that new bulb. elegant. bow-fronted 11.4N810N, fib feet in front). No. 38, Marine Parade, (4 doors from 11w New Moyne), ronsisting of • also eell•r, housekeeper's room, small's hall. butler's room, kitchen. and larder. ow the ground floor, two parlours connected 4)) Adding doors of I I feet opening, water closet en parlour story. two drawing-rooms. with folding doors similar td, parlour. three bad-rooms **duo attic floor. Ilerle bed-rooms on the second attic floor. and four garrets. a handsome circular oalresse. The entranee hall and many of Ole rooms are fluilhed with large enriched cornices. marble shhm , nits. Ike. •J. Bond, Blackman -street, , Southwark, Innkeeper. Dee. '!t. Whin. if, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Rennet! slid duos. St. Swithen's-lane. 6 J. Hilbert. Pl)woottth-peek. butcher. Jan. 4. 1. 27. at Wr Alley's Hotel. Plyntontli-Doek. Attorney, Mr. Makin sell, ittdle-Temple ; sad Mr. role. Plessoeth-Doek. reason. Liverpool. neerehant,. Jan. 10, 11, 27. atl *Da roe-lass. Liverpool. Attorneys, Messrs. Ts?lor and Rams king's-Bench- walk. Temple; and Messrs. lace, l Wrier and Liter. Liverpool. 411: en oegissn. Rummy, brewer, Jan. 1. 2, 27, it the Rell I omsey. Attorneys, Mr. Daman, Ramsey ; sad Mr. k. l'uleman-street. neker, Old South- Seri -house. Broad-street. merchant, ;R. Jan. I. 27, at It alldltall. Attorney, Mr. Tomlinson, Nt 11-court, TM °motors's-street, stten, st. Alban's, cooper, Dee. 19. U. Jan. '27, at Oodelhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Nicholson and Platt, limi t*, and Messrs. Stocker, Dawson, and Ilerriegham, pus w ' urt. % 'abater and 0. M.Sinepson. Tower-street. nierebsata. SS. Jou. IS, i 7. at Ouildludl. Attorney, Mr. Tonslid- Cejttball-eourt„Threstmcdon-streaL . . Later. lEsthestersinith,_slopsellee. Die: IR Jas.!. It CI Oalfdbafl. At.orneya , Messrs. Richardson and Miller, V sit-laa. 41,4:i; _ __ COURT OF C.MAION PLEAS, thassuALL. bsc, 141. sgrittN, AND CO. P. Till IDOCRANCII norms. VOUNTN DAY. Mr. Ferriday's croos-exunination contioued by tiso 4 0Ltcrros41..mcnAr..—It took no more than tsrO tad- The above house is now open for inspeetlos. and will so eoatiniriuntil the day of sale, which ski be staled In a fe.,, tare advertisement The above Is the property of Mr. Edward Theader. Poplar-plsee, Worth-street, Ilrigitton„ to who any 'deadens pay be addressed. FROM SATURDAY xiclicrs cizErrs._ C. Hurry, Fromm's-court. (' onthlll, merchant. Dee. 11). r%evJan. ti, at fielldball. Attorneys. Ilesarg. Swnit, ens, Maides. Pearce, and Heat. Frederick's-place. la Jewry. N. Prelim leather-dealer. D?e. V. Ifk inn. W. St the i r Mreneftial-Rocons, Bel.toi. Attorneys. Messrs. (17r:be, &awls, and Metcalf, Chancery-lane; and Mr. I labertleld, latel. _ __ _ __ Rinniettham. Iroarionger, Doe. le SO. Jan. 47. at the Royal lintel. Blesiadhant. Attorneys. Ilyssu4. Riellan's. sal Metcalf. Chancery-lane; and Messrs. 'l)i:dal and Hassan% !fluidal/Inns. MPERI.IL LIFE INSURANCE CIIIIPANV. for Ila:ounce of Lases. and Endowments of Children and also for parch:Wag Angular, oa Lives ; Sun-coat, Corn bill, tad St. Ja;nes'a-street. CA PITA (.--110fref. DIRECTOR*. Sir James Shaw. Bart. Chairman--Will!ant Fry. Esq. Deputy Chairman. Grant Allen. Esq. Rieltarti Lee. Esq. Jubn guardian, Esq. Ebenezer llaitlnnd. Esq. Ceorge Rrowne. Esq. Daniel Mildred. Esq. Cornellas Hither. Em. Thomas Reid. Esq. Andrew Colvile. Esq. Robert Stade, EAq. James Inglis. Esq. Dean Smith. Emi. Robert Lnng, Esq. John Smith. Esq. H.P. TavirrEEs. Camelia, Boller, Esq. Deniel Mil/free. rsq. Markets l'skite. Esq. Thomas Rrid. Esq. William Fry. Esq. John Smith, Esq. M. P. Richard Ler, I. AU DITORR. Joleb:Eaker Richards, Esq. Charles Hartley. Esq. Itir Charles Prier, Hart. Persons insuring nt this Olke will derive tiro important advantages: first, the most erectus] seet.rity is provided for payment of losses ; sot only will the Premiums received upon peries be carefielly Wrested and areumalated for laid purpose, but a capitol of 780.6.10/. his been subscribed to answer any possible delleleney. arcoddly. upon rose, po ll erected for lb* fob* term of life. the Is eIM par te is tbejprortu of thaliggsmay hi having periodical Stria ie silt ref, to the amount If iWj• third parts of such clear gales and profits. At the same thee. they w ill be protected by the maple copilot above meat:oiled from every eissace of lair. A Committee of Directors aft dilly at Sun-roar', Corahill, for the dispatch of buslneos. A emnmission is allowed to solicitors. agents, and brolers. prociriag Life Inearances. By Order of the Tiirectorc, JOHN LRI V, Artuary. TBISII respectfully re:strns Lis pratcfle. aeltnnw • ledgementa to his best Friend.. the for tile reel plitraunre bestowed upon the three list Letteriet. for which he was Contractor. Ile feels equal pleasure iu being . able to recommend the New Veer's lotter as atrimg:y de- Lun last their approbidloa.—N IN F. Prix'"' or Ai each. Ivonsqls and :Money) lind not Two Plana In a Prise. in the I oiled Schemes of lb. First and !Second Lotteries for 114t 0 0. 'The First Lottery will be all dra" a ..414 Jassuars, the day when Parliament meets, and when Three Prises 0ft21.00 are .are to he drawn In the that Fite Diaries.—l, Conmill, cad 9. Charing-eras. Exec Witt flavoured Old Crusted Port. East India )ladeira, Sherry mid Claret, Canne.4s Isne. TO BE SOLD BY Axc-nos, BY Mr. • m, mart, 214, Chancery-line. on Wensecosy. Pre. :Ma, at Eleven. In Lots of two and three dozen each. Cellar of CHOICE WINE 4, consisting of 1. upwards of 239 I)ozen of fine-flavoured Port. part of whir% boa been ail and font yesrs in bottle..lCr stlesen of Fast latita Made;ni, lOOdoarts of Sherry. and a few doses of Claret. To be tasted the Btorarra; of Sale. and sealed samples will be delhered to purchasers. which will be warranted to setord with Wines sold and l'atitlol Jas gutty be bad at Mr. Ilittaan's office, No. Is, Chancery-lane. VIM ESS ' NEW SAUCE for general purpnies, .1.1 titling given such great spprobs;ion and the d snand far its coatinelng to increase. JOHN BU i ESS 'so hel most m spectrally to °Rey this their best scknowlelgments to fee Public for their liberal p messages of the same; its utility and great convent:pee in all climates, his rmosm- , Mended it to the most distin:rstished foreign connexions. who hme all spoken bleb!' Hi its reennunendallan.—lt is 0..- rfratll m the ; sod fur preventias disappointment ilics, all pweible rare has been resorted to by each bottle being @tided upon the cork vials their arm anal a .I.lress. IN well as oath label Moles their e.ignstore, withoat whicirit essMotte granitic SOHN BURGESS and SON long established and leech 'learned ESSENCE of A NCIIOVIIN v continnes In be pre pared by Men after the same emanate that has glees the lowliest satisfaction foe many years. Wartime', IN, NTIANO, corner of tbs Sassy-steps. Londoo. f;rna eiIGINAL VIPU-SAL cr worsuousa.) rililit CORDIAL 11A1,N1 OF GILEAD it ix leaded to Miele those persons, who. by an immoderate imialgenve of their passions. have runaril their constitutions, or in their say to the consummation of that deplorable state. are 'fleeted with any of those rev ions symptoms that betray its approach. as the various erections of the nervous ipitern, obstinate gleets, Involuntary emissions, messes, irregularity. obstruction of certain evacuations, wrikor'scs , total impotency. barrenness, dr. flu! the re lief administered Is u.. 4 tonliaed to these alone. The vale tudinaries of a diseased and unprolitic frame. the delirate female, whom as immured and inactive life. 4ogether with the immoderate use of lea and other wed and watery all. meats. has, wlthoet any fault of hers, brought on all the ealamitous sv sapiensa of a conisompthe habit, and are with sod timely sialstanor, sinking into an untimely grave. To lids as these the Cordial Bella of Gilead will afford the most Perittumnt relief, and restore to the enjoy sdent of the co:d rone of life. Odd la bottles at I Is. and Ilia eath, by Mr. A. Leigh. W. thread ; Bacon and Co. WI, Oxford-street; Mrs. Word, Holborn; Slid Mr. Stradlial, /toy.' Exchange. • This Omits motile* Loyal Addreeees hom the Manor. Burgesses, and Comiennalty of Briskll; from the Parish of Mt. Paid, Bristol; from the Mayor, /Sheriffs, Citizens. and Commonalty of the City of Norwich : from the Gentlemen. Clergymen, and lionseholders of the City and Vicinity of York • from tite 31nyor. Aldermen, and Assi+tants of the City of Rochester; from the Provost. Magistrates. and Council. of the City of Aberdeen ; from the Mayer. Alder men, and Capital Burgesses of „the Borough of Preslon, from the Mayor. Recorder. (leggy. Gentry. and heiabltants of the Borough of Shaftesbury : from the inhabitants of Bath; from the Mayor, Deputy Recorder. Aldermen. Mini ster. Freemen. and other Inhabitants of Vie Riiiimgh of Dualsered ; from the States of the Island of Jersey ; from the Mayer, Burgesses. and Inhabitants of Inc To • I of Christchurch ; from the Miyor. WORM. Burgesse& snit Com monalty, of the Town and County of Poole; from the Inha bitants of the Tows of Exerotith and its Virioity ; from the Mayor and Altirrmen of the Town of kiiiestoss-upon-lioll; from the Inhabitants a..!tl Visitors of Dan Halt ; from the Nia gistratcs and Town Connell of the Royal Burns of New burgh; from the Mialster. CliiiTtwardrna• Inhabitants. sod Iformeholders. of Clifton; froth life laitahitaisis ot' the Ito. rough of New Sh ireha u; from the Lord Provost. Mag:s trates. sad Torn Council Or tile Citv of Perth; from the Urntlemen. Clerzy, Me►chants. Ship owiwrs. sad ether in ha bi tont sof the To w n and Neigh/pit/wed of Klegstaiti-npon -11.11 ; fro:n the Inhabitants of Wu Town sad Nrighlaoarhood of Bolton-Ir. lours • from the Inhabitants of the Tows and Neighbourhood of [krises. WHITEHALL. I) :c. If. Mt The King has b..eu please.l to dir o :iletters prittnt to he under the Great din: of the United •Kiwzikon. ap pointing Nicholas Nixon. Fan. to ti.e Ake of Warden of the Fleet, in the routs of dohs Myles, F. 14. deceased. WAR-OFFIt•E, Dee. lb. 1620. 19111 Regiment of Ligitt Draaoens—Lieut. It Vandeleur, - from the ilbh Foot, to be Lieut. vier IVlapastere, v.-ao° exchanges. el 11th Regiment of Font—F.nsign M. Richmond frnes Cape Crops. to he Ethics. tier Watt. who exeltanzl iii il 94111 Ditto—raptain W. A.• Lit Mi4tirin. fro* fro joy OA. Itegtoest, ato Copt:elk yin, Jae LA. r 33th Ditto—Quarterr.ester J. Matthews, from half-pay of the I.! l.!Kht lurautry. to he gond:rot ntri, vice It. Yaw% sprointri to tilt. 41 tto al Veteran Ititinllem. fiCt Mud —Lieutraftnt If. DekgraFkore. tram Cie tWth 14 , 10 Dragoans, to be Lieutenant, tier eml:leur, who ex- elm nges. Sith Ditto —Ensign E. Nugent to In. Liett:eaant, without pure!tase. vice Leaerort. V. (lsseo) no. Gent, le h.. Ensign, v ire Nugent. 1111th Ditto--Lieuten-dt %Vanier Le s is to heCsittain. with out purchase. v Totsskius. deeesseJ. Ensign &Nerd O'Brien tit h.' Lietitettaut, vier L.% ist. Garrison Herj..ant-Nlajor .1. 11•Caffer) - , of the Cavalry Depot. to be Ensiorn. Viceo•llrien. AIM Ditto—Geotiesnan t7adet George ('laes:. from the Royal Mints') Culleze, tie 111. EatA,:tt without purchase, lice Fortune. whose appointsitrnt has not titi.en parr. 0:1111 Ditto —Lic,stenaist George Mailiwaring from half pay of York Chasseurs, to be Ligutenant. vice R. G. Wal lace. who exci.:.uges. With Ditto--'t obe I.:e•ttensu:s, Lielt•cuant Jo!:tt Twin. from the tllth Foot, Orel% Usrke. n•Lo retiree upon halGies y I rad Font, reerivisu tee difference. Limetenatst Arthur (Inneber, front italt-pay 113.1ih Fwt, ~ice Clement Woolsey who rite/Images. receiving the difference. *Ma Ditto—Lieutenant Isralrert train half-pay 73t1 Foot. to he I.:mite:mot, levying the difference. viee Twigs. appointed to the Mk Foot. let Ceylon Relieve:it—Lieutenant T. Dcly. from Pay master Id Wes: India Regiment, to be Lieutenant. without purchase. vice Page promoted. Cape Corps—Ensigs Medoff Watt, from the II di Font, to be Ensign. vice Richmond. who esehange.4. MI Royal Veteran Ilattaliontuartermaster Robert Foot. front the Sforla Foot, to be Ensign. vice Duvald .I Iltlrraeh. who retards to his former situation on the Retired List. nth Ito)al Veteran Battalion. Limit. T. %gar (Quartermaster at the Cavalry Depot). to be • Liesiteir:ot, vice 11. Tindall, who returns to his former situation on the Retired I.ist. Boarder.—ClTlMill J. Pettis°. Adye, of the Royal Ar tillery to be Major to the Army. • Cava! ry Depot at Maidstone--Ensign J. Nl•Gaffery. of the tsth Foot, to have the lorel rant, of Lien:mom% he !saving been al:pointed, Riding Muter to this Establish ment. Cuweenissions in th e . North York Regiment of Militia, signed by the Vier-Lieutenant of the North Riding. Lientenant-Colonel Bunion Credo& to be Colonel, rice the Right Ilosorable T. Lord Detentes. deers-.•d. Major Gregory Elsey to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Cradock, promoted, 1. BANKRUPTCIES RNLARGRD. J. Canon. Lit ,rpoul, useraltaal, from Dee. 33, to Feb. 10; at ti Whitten. V. liaison. Stratford. brewer. front Dee.lB, to Feb. 3. at at Glitlditall. BANKRUPTti. tigi‘ isisepaXnte-street-Witboat, grocer. to totrrentler J. Dee. Sia.l7, at tinildball. Attoreteys, Mtssrs. Atecry add e rotrii•lrton-street. R. Barnum, Uninn-strrt.t.lßontliwirk. iron". Dee. 19.30. Jan. 9'7. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Carlon, Ilielt-strert, Nary-le-bone. T. Reynolds. Ilinitworth. MIK - draper. Jan. 4. 3. l'. at the Bell Inn, Farringdon. Attoraey, ilv.strd. Clari.e, Ri c:lards and Medcalf, Chatteery-laaa. J. N. Efet.ll9lll. Bradford. ntooey-aerirener, Dee. I. W. Jan. 27, at the Wittig I.lon Inn. Bristol. .tttorne)a. Mears. Adlingtne Red Gregory, Bedford-row; ani Mr. bearer. J. Weetman. Liverpool, merchant. Jan. 4. 3. 97, at the 'Licorice Inn. Liverpo.)l. Atiorney 4. M1.4.4r11. IllaeLstoek and Rune... Temple: ant Mr. liardvn ell. Liverpool. J. R. Silva. Liverpool, 'Heretical. Jan. y, 11. 97. at the Albion Tavern, Li:erpool. Attorneys, Nit. Deane. Teas - ple-ensirt Nleasr.. Illaclatock and Bunce, Temple ; and Mr. IVilliaces. Liverpool. J. Alerst, Sutton-Vallance. Kent. farmer. Dee. 19. 30. Jan. Z,. at tinildhsll. Attorney, Yount. Templt-vourt. J. Warwick, St. tlban's, draper, Dec. 19. Jan 2.. Y 7. at Goildkall. Attorneys, Messrs. Poweall and Faithorne, 4141 Jewry. • e. Sweet, Northawten, Bevan. tamer. Dec. 13.' 90. Jae. tr. at the Oa Leaden Ina, Beater. Attoweezro. Me-ltrtinn• 0141 Broad-street ; and Messrs, Britton sad Ford, Kse'er. -- ~y ~ anteater the passing off the sugar rooms the pan, when, heated. He had boiled oil, and the tensperasore was above 600. In thermometers open at the top it varied to 670 degrees; last in closed thermometers the ince eery boiled first. In closed thernsonleters the mer cury boiled at 630; but this varie I in different ther mometers. Ile seldom saw the heat of boiling oil marked on thermometers. 'I heonometen relied very inneh in high temperatures, though not in low. The bailing point of oil is not much higher than the boil ing point of merenry in 'soca thermometers. Having distilled oil, he considered it changed its qualities. This was at a heat above IWO. It gassed over in vapour. A part became more volatile. Could under take to stay that oil heated to 360, for several days, gave out volatile oil at below 411). This be compared with wisat he he gut by distillatiou. Ile slid believe that oil because volatile at a much lower temperature than 6011: nay, cansiderally lower. In one of his experiments there came out partly aqueous sporty, - whioh burned at the end of a ti t he 22 inches long: It binned fur a ini)...mt to.ly with a pale Rame. His experiments were not Wile on a scale equal t.' the ap paratus used by Messrs. Severn and Co. Time longest pipe they mool in experiments was nearly four feet. The pipe in Mr. Severn's apparatus was 46 Coo. The steam-resat used in his experimenta was 3 inches in diameter, and the box alma: 3 feet by 2 In hiss secuud experiment he produced vapour at 510; which burned. In his 341 experiment vapour was produced at Irsh, which beetled with a pale flame. At 5811 it burned with a constant dame. At -I3S, in one experiment, it horned fsr a few momenta at the end of a pipe '2 feet loug. In his exi.eriment he never used a Fillip with his machinery. When a pa:up is in moti o n the nit circulates and heroines lower iu temperature, and th:.t t-m:merature is equalised. It had occurred to loins the tiee surface of :he fire onght to be in proportion to the quantity ithe oil used. In the s xperimonts he used,' his object was to hare the oil buil as soon as possilli:: lie never measured the brat of the fire used, nor tl.e height of the chimney. The intensity of a tire de rends in a great degree on the length of the cisiutue, and of course the drapght of air. It. examined —lt was not always necessary in ex. perintents for matters of sci:nce to have the itpparaairs as large as they are in n toile, or the ordinary process of art. From all his exyerlments, be was convinced to the opinion that oil, wed in the wanner stated, was mare dangerous than sugar. He did not consider that is was weatisfact iry experiment to bring the dil with great cautioa to 36U degrees, and then to leave it there. Ills reason was, that so heated it was safe; but if left sot a large fire at that tempirature, it was dangerous, from the rapidity with which it heats aftersvando When the oil passe2 through the sugar, it was loweevd in its temperature, ; and supposing a given heat n cessary to praince 3SO degmes, it was impossible that the L.tate heat could keep it up to that height, after the oil had gone through the sugar. The only reeled . : was t.) increase the heat of the tire. la souse of wit ness's experiments the oil ruse td 10 deg. in I or t: Initiates. When witness spoke of oil which spirted out of the pipe, he slisi not tneoa to stay that it wa.s caused by the sodden expansioa of time oil. It was c doe I by vapour in the oil, which expanded and lifted up tit.: whale was. Tuis was the ease is several ex ' perimueots. Oil is a very fluid bOdy at a high tem -I•e7ature, munch more su titan at a low temperature. • I'. it n •os thought that at a high temperature oil would be !deestampum,l, and particularly if there should be any dirt amongst it. If oil should be heated far- sit) or :so days to a temperature of 36n to 3:40 tie,„; reel, a tio:tri tity of vapour would be evolved. It hal so laappesse4. !MI at so low a temperature as 640: it by any all I. dent the aqueous part Legalise condensed, the other wonid be inflammable. Hy the Cover.---In that blase wldels took place, persons inside the building would smell a sfruno• sivail. They waist:Niue:l only that part of the vaponr which was not burnt. _Pers.ms ontaiale,•withio 21. 30 yards, might not smell it. That wergild depend the way the wind was. When the mamas vapour i• 2.4 fanned, inore dee:bun remained, as more of r;:ce: Was tithe,' away. .After all he heard sine the :i:Nt trial, his opinion was rather streugthened than trea,.. rwti on the general question. The witness then coos plainea of the tointed book of the last trial, whit h was published since, and in which he was toiszei :e -reatesl. The Chief .Inoiee Pa Lams remark: d, that any ?air iication of the last trial, wit!' tents, with a to affect the pees:sat ease, w. s ex:eediegly imtwoper, cossme from .a hat q'sarter it might. °actor Rostock, on the whole, considered the ite of oil a dangerous operation. .lemssrs. J. and P. Taylor. Children and Aiken, ta4 ilartineatt, lianiel, and several other gentlemen; wee: of a similar opinio.t. sti.l, lie was the Editor of The laki:o -e .11og and was acqnsintsal with thy': ical silt-sleets. lie knew nothing of the old pro.oss of hoot its; sugar, but he w ostistied the use of oil fur that pu:pose was highly dangerous. Anuthor witness was here put in•o the box : but it Neiag after five u'cloca, Ana the Counsel for • .e de fence Intimating to ,the Coact that they could not do', their rase that evening, the further ex srainatinu wel deferred till 3loaday (this day) at ten o'clock. On Saturday, the sev , ral curiosities brought f aro the !solar sea were 14n.lerl it Whitehai!.- the boats of the Heirs an.l liriver. The be leposi:ed in the British Museum, can be properly arranged. erowgrn t - oro ehiei!•crirs f 0-3 I'he while a r to as &sea as they I ) 1 / 4 • DI% I DENIM. Dee. an. R. Font. Orneeehnreb-street, tavern-keeper. at l'J, C. 1.1i1e.4 Bri.tol, centurion earlier, ad the Rummer TovernOtristol —Dec. *l. J. Collin-4 Nctspnrt. 111.ntinouhrhire. common brewer, at Ulahlhall—Jan. IS. T. Rennet. G.nr-aere, Ironmonger. at Oullrlball—Dee. 93. IL S. 111Inewortk. Waterloo-place, Pall-Mall, wine-tnerrhaat, at quildhaH--Jan. U. J. Cullyer. Gomport. painter, at the Alice of Mr. Wethlell. ti.wport—Jan. I-). R. Milne 4. Mir field. 'Yorkshire. roal-nsereav at, at the Cisn't-hmise. k. - (iM—Jan. In. J. 11111, Bristol. ironnsencer. at the tom ner eial Rooms. ::rlictal—Jaii. 15, S. Carrington.• s*hborae, Deli) skint, mercer, at the Green Man len. As4hJru.,. feIITIFICATF.S.—JAN‘ 6. 0. !space Walker, of 1.ee.14, worsted-spinner.-11. Won t. of Narburough. Leicester, leosier—ll. Cdnlter, of 'Fltr..a .1- needie-street, merchant —J.Lueas. Fleet-street, paper-s:sin..r —J.' Ashworth. Nisnehester. lan-Leeper—J. Rorke, Stuck port Rtehells. Cheshire, cotfus-maicsisetnrer---ir Draper. ilishopgate-street. grocer --J. Oakes. King's Anns-t•ttiht ing4,, Coreltill, merchant—W. Joseph Puller. Chelsea, :exit- merchant—J. South, Fulham, plumber—W. Rel ssokk.. Ilse Silhip Orient, .usher-marluer—R. P.rhins. Lyons:taloa, 1 ilamposkire, grocer—C. Comber. U orLiag, Surrey. carp.9l- er--J. Crockett. Coventry. ribbun-osanufacturer—.l. Par sua. Manchester, calico-printer--11. Dresses. blanches , romehant—W. Crook, Blackburu, -Lascoshire, farmer. r.tarrrisntr• oinsuLrco. A !church. T. Willtekureh. sod C. Whitellorcio, Bath, 01111.14, klaYliscl. Jolla Heysham!. • s manutierstra . Dyer and S. Dyer. Creech St. Michael. Sontersetaitire. asallsters—T. Shaw and J. Sc it, ilishop4wate-street Without. grocers--J. Daimon(' and M. J. J. Dolan. Red-cross-square. Crimsterate. tailor.—l'. Christian, J. Mortis. J. Hartley. and T. Idtarsle, To t teth-park, sear Liverpool. starch - incaufacturers —L. Bryant toe 8. C. Rr)ant, Bristol. /rovers—S. Richards and .1. Richards. Brick-lane, Spitaltields. rt.% nbrukers—W. Drover and T. P. Chsdell, Warminster. Wiltshire. coopers —W. Denham. P. Spanner. and 0. Irvin, jun. Jr* ry street, Al.tgair, %hip ageins—W. Moody and W. Si dir.rt. Fort-street. Old ,Irtillery-yrroane. galloon-manufacturers— it. Duadwin and J. Power. Ft set-street. hoot-mak;rs. Agra ins Pltler or CORN 14 ZNISIAND AND W4IE4. Wheat Ms. Od.—Rye. Ski. W.—Barley. 204. ikl.—Oats. dtht. 21.—Beans, 375. W.—Pease, 40s. 94.—Oatinral, dds. _ - -- - The average price of Brown and Muscovado Ange►. mow pete.l front the Retsina made in the week ending the 13th da) of December, ISO, Is 34e. Ithl. per cat. L.lll' IN rELLIGESCE. COURT OF KIXO'S BENCH, Ilac. 1.6. NlLWlesez Adjourned Sittings after Alichneltues Tenn, be furs tbe Lord C6lef Justice awl Cmumuu JUriCS. 311 , NTING r. ToNittv. This was an action of assault and false impe.son aunt. Mr. DENMAN and Mr. Pa ITT were far the plaintiff, anti Mr. Manear for the defendant. The case upon the opening and proof was this : The plaintiff kr, t a coffee-shop in the lower part of a house in the Commercial-road, in which the defendant hail an interest as landlord. Nut ',wing satisfied with his tenant, he resorted to various espAlien:s for the purpose of annoying him, and thereby inducing him to quit the premises. One was by hationerinc %:olent ly upon an anvil in the apartment oter his heat), so :ss to produce the most deafening► noise, and alartnia.:l:te whole neighbourhood ; smother was to deluge the c.f. fee-shop with water poured through hul..s made in tar ceiling front the apartment above: and a third was to smoke the plaintiff out of isisitol4l, by fixing an iron damper in the eltininey, so as to prevent the escape of the smoke frosts the plaintiffs fire through the ordi nary channel. Finding, however. that these expe dients hail not the desired pike, on the 9th of Oct.). ber last, between eleven and twelve o'clock at bight, the defendant catteesf the plaintiff to be apprehended on a charge of felony, in steatim; some brass pillars belonging to a beslst-ad, and taken to the watch-house, where he wa4 confined for_ 17 hours; and then t:is ...target' by the Magistrate, u s .on hearing ti n • eons-, p'..sint. hider these &cantata:wet the plaintiff brought his action. it appeared, on the cross-examilation of the plain tills witnesses, that his coffee•shop was an hntuble eel• I sr—the resort of pro,. hots, thieves, and tst'ter bail characters; that it was frequently visited by the con stable professionally ; that it was never open in t►e slay time; that the 'hours of ImAinoss were from seven in the evening until five in the morning; that the de fendant's room over the plaintiffs cellar had, in (3. t, been broken open, and the articles in uestion stolen therefrom, and that the only access to that apartment was from the back door of the cellar. Mr. MARYAT addressed the Jury on behalf of the defendant in mitigation of damages. The Jnry under the Learned Judge's directions funil a verdict for the plaintire—Damages 401. i