The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-06-21 00:00:00

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' MI Court of Directors I f the United Compoolp of OFtrebonto Slalom!, )rodimg to the Soft hulks, k ir ebylOot Notice. .gb a t s epeeist Gleerral Court of the said Compaity will hod st *ea Rosso in Lesocnhall-street, ott Wednesday, 41 01 a my saw. at Eleven o'Clock in, the Forenoon, for o w p i mps. of Shbolttie: for coneneatien the proreediege i mp ewers.' mart of this Day. upon a Report frogs the em po s s sppaisted to inspect the Compsay s Rye-Laws, Aping IlyaLaw , Cap. 1. Sec. 1 ; and repealing Rye-Laws rip 11. 51er. 1. and 4, and ordaining a Bye-Law, instead l o se r u pees! to be stymied. Tb s obvert Boa the Coinnsiure of Bye-Lews, is open tWittese for 66 twspection of the Proprietors. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. VOYPTIAN jniaoriisary It3E illlllON will amilow. OPEN every Ear from 11 till 8. Mink* Oen adtirertt, William-street, A delphi. %Vitae's went to William , street for bis money, ataA saw Waal arting as clerk, hnt never could see - Brown. At het tritnes's talked with Wend upon the subject: when Wood sari that Brown had n•ed him r. r ill, paying him n wages and if he (citness) would rive Lim fiv.t 'sauna. be should be put :n f f , snesition of hits. Wit— loess did give the fiv• foineal hni !tad Kt...at troable in oatchine titown, whet was concealed by the g.ins with which he was connected. Mr. titllght that, nith great jastice to his client, he might lay down his brief.—Plainti.f nonsuitetl. WAR-OFFICE. itlit W. 11114 Iltegisest of Foot —To be Llestmonts. Emig, J. T. Ofliblbs. by purchase, rite Crawford; Encien And•Adjataat Downie. (to have thr natl.—To be Ensign. H. Foley. • without ptirelsase, Tice Griffithw. Emir, S. Lowe. writhont - Mackay, from half who exchanges, re itleasan Cadet J. without partisan. half-pal rill E XIIIIIIITION of WAZD'Ii liltAill.l,N4ll3 lON AL Or1011111:by pereham t site Crawford : Emden and•Adiataat Y. ALLIBOORT, in Commemoration of the Tastmew of A. Devrele. (to have the renkl.—To be Ensign. H. Foley, for the Berrien Erma. at the Battle of Waterloo. .. Palmieri Urai- wilhaet_Entellage• rice Griffith'. igis by order of the Lid* linstitetion % Size 33 feet by 21. is Sad Ditto—To be Lientrnents. Ensign S. Lowe, without he NOW OPEN, at the Egyptian Hall. Piccadilly. perehame. vice Poste : Lieutenant A. W. Mackay, from half- ", Admittsume Is. Catalegee bd. Description do. With pay fob W °6* * III " V. 11. M. P attis°n • who ewebws' ro- ws etched outline*. lid. ceivXll7 diferenee.—To be Ensign. Gentleman Ca det J. of ___ n ELSHMIMAIL'S FEAST.—The difficulty whirls tier U." at alftt Ditto . —Lieutenant R. Crawford, from half-pay Rifle EL-S Met ef the visitors at the crowded Rooms of the Eri ;to be Lieutenant ' vice J. H. Jeboult, who exchanges British lostitudoe bast expeviesseed to obtain a competent reed 6 the difference. . . or eves a trowsisery view et this great effort of genies. has tto—f.ieetentint J. Fennell, from the Sid Font. to - induced the IreolleloWe to eoatiotte the Publ ic lEvhl" he meant. vice ft. Robinson. whose appoietasent be. bitioe of it rr e ri ll etv weeks, with the celebrated PICTURE Rot p i ece. A )7. of JOBNUA, by dm Wass Artist. at Si& Stroud. Entreace 3 Mai—Ensign C. J. R. Hamilton to be Linetessant by the first deer is Calitorliso-street.—AdasktiocoOse tibllllint. vice Flatnane ; J. Murray. Gent. to be Resign, by ps . vier Hamilton. MARQUEES and TRNTS for Lawns. Pleasure the—Lieutenant J. J. Seodgnss. from the half-pay e. IYlllaatriahaS Mims le.. ogre ge segges4. l6 to he Lieutenant. vies J. Vilatorbotsum. ,__ pail Ailed lie Ni polies. at DRS AXlref Array • 'ogee ; Lieutenant E. Monism'. to 1w Adkamet, the MIS ♦ Warp mud lint India °entitles Worshiping. No. vice eterLottons. who reviews the Adjutancy only. ltd. Leg Mswat. May be bidet bir Repository for ladle tto—Lieutenant W. Bristow. from half-pay of the Cariesit es. 71. St. Paul's Church-yard, beraulffal Carved !Nth t, to he Lieutenant, vier Fenoell, appointed to the India Pius. Chrism'''. Neuf` Boles. Parasol Handles. Pith. Ladies' Combs. Card Beam. read Coaatorn- Silk Winders , ttn—Lic:tenant E. Thorp. from hn'f-pay of the and many other rare productions. on terms consid!ra_kt 771 t, to be Lieutenant. vice D. Wirer. who exchanges , lower than at other bosses. Letters, post paid, atte i , the diferetre. to. fr . I Conspany altaeherl to the Quartermaster -General's et at the kixuritins—Second Lieutenant J. A. ISLE OF WIGHT. —A delightfully situate Villa. Ca , from half-pal of the Bourbon Regiment. to b' g Lleetrtinnt. vice Campbell promoted. rill/ RE SOLD, a very desirable FREEHOLD II tut Sta ff - %potbeearm P. J. Macdosald, from bef- it VILL t. situate on the most beautiful part of the above rev , be Apotheca ry to thclorces. favorite Island. sad irmerdiatels overlooking . the Cllll eon- . e- • • - _—_.— _ mending norivaßed prospects. with excellent Gartieesim wet. .6 L.-111' /.V TS 1 4 /, iG E NCE. and Pieasnre Grounds tastefully lain out, sail abroad II Acres --our— of Meadow Lead. with Double Coach House and Four Stoll , otlY stable ; the whole in capital repa'r and adap•ert for the irta- COUNT OF KING 'S BENCH , Gumenst.t., Jt.na 20. P Sc- mediate reception of a Genteel Family. The Land Tax Ili is redeemed. woon r. ,lt LS AND 0111 RIte. 1 the To treat. or for further particulars. apple to Alessr%. Tido was an action for detention "( property. ___, Ilaydon and Handy, Land-Sisrvosurs. kiting. and Auction - bigeGt.avry . f ated the case. The p lainti ff , the .rod eers, at their Egyptian-room.. Welbeek-street, Cavendish- Le am i d conn . e i ~id . a hep.feeter i n the Borough, they square. Lette r. Po If by st-paid. - - bone*, at Weybill lair. 37 pockets of hops front SURREY SVCSIONS. JI NE 20. -.-nimD FIRE and LIFE COMPANY. Established at Exeter, 1907 e wpastud by Act of Parliament. CAPITAL 1090,000. rea#lol be RIO Metiorsits. /remind's Inn, Holborn. • _ , otaa: Sot 44111111Zg i aord Lieutmeast Ell uttemin. net. tbe Earl of MORLEY. Rite ilea. teed CLIFFORD. Skin 101110 !Wk.! ACLAND, Bert. M. P. Imp). BASTARD. Esq. M. P. if tEKEW ICH , Esq. DIRECTORS. President. EDMUND GRANGER, E. Vice-Presidents. JOHN BURRIDG r. SAMUEL FRICOERICK MILFORD. F.sl. THOMAS SNOW. Es•i. WEARMAN UIFFORD, Esq. And Sixty-five otlitr Directors. This Institution consists of a nontertme and opulent body of Prope4tors, wren halo sibsaribeci a capital tor the - emit, of the assure.i, whir+, wit', its accumulations. *milt invested in Government and Real Securities, in names of 14e shove Trustees. A Ref.'s - a is made tvery fire years to persons insured against Fire ; hut in order in be entitled to wets profits, they rust Lase insured two yowl previously to the expiration of Ito term. It: the 1..' Department, the rates are Ten per Cyst , . Lower dtlin required by most tither Companies. by which a Cer tain Utmost Advantage Is derived by the Public. and the be neficial practice of tasking Life Insurances facilitated and encouraged. In this Office the assured art not liablr (as in Contribution Szcieties) to snake good the Inssea of each other. Proposals may he obtained (gratis), and Insurances ef fected at the Company's O re. Fiirnivars Inn. Holborn : ad ha Messrs. Pelmet. and Elgood, the coma of Wispole me Henrietta-areas. Cavendish-square. AGENCY OFFICER. Doti,las Gilts/grief acs ch4rferl with• having galore folly, and nosier lalrr pretence., obtained from Anti Metcalf, the gam et lig. Air. Umley stated the case for the pomeentien. A nn m e t re ir, 3 Iron!! WAIVIM of decent appeneassee. stated that she lied trt:di a norsery-inaid. On the 13ih of April last she was ostt of place, and saw an advertite went in The Moritioft Advertiser of that day, staling that a trail was %ante! to accompany a young lady wtm was going abroad, an.l that liberal naves would be given. Application.. fdr the address were directed to b. 'pole at No. A, Waterloo-road. near the Ushurg Theatre. She went there on the 16th to learn the Martin. and saw the prisoner, of whom she asked whether the situa tion was vacant that she hat seen *dyes tised mailer 13th., lie replied in the atfirmative, Last !rad he could mot give her the address nailer tire tor seven %hittin g ,. She s ol d the demand was unreasonable, awl went out of the shop. but afterwards reword, awl paid bye shillings, and signed a printed paper. She dad not. however, read the paper. nor was Si? aware of the contents of it. The tollun tug is the copy of the paper produced by the pri soner's counsel. as the one signed by the witness : No. S. Waterton-road. Equitable Sitnatioa List Whet for Clerks and Deadline of all Desomiut . . 1. bliss Metcalf, hereby employ• Mr. Thorn to endea vour to provide me with a situation, for which I now pay him the sum of As. for hie exertions, inelnillog th use of newspapers. until I am salted ; which sass. or any part thereof, I it. not expect to have returned to tn. again should he fail in soiling ine, as witness my hatid this 16th day of .ipril. it2l. kiigned) A. L. Witness D. ailchrist. The above was printed in the form of a receipt, wit% only spares left blank for the names a nd d a t es . Tbr witness continued. The prisoner then gave her a written address to Mrs. Smith. No. !4, Crawford street. She went as directed ; but no Mrs. Smith re sided there, nor could she find any tech person is the neighboirisood. She west ow the follovriag morning to th e o ffi c e. w hen the prisoner made saw trilling and gave her another address, No. lii, Blanstfved-street. Portman-square, at a grocer's, where she was told that no such person as lei rs. Smith did live or had lire,' there. She west ninths tfie meat day to the " lltapaitaide to allialanakaalant diaappriamemeoL when the prisaulw reamer& WNW by saying dist thee* moo he some mis take. and he was sere the siltation was vacant; tin would, however, seek another by be, and would write to her the particulars of it. if she would leaver her ad dress. She slid so, hot never heard Win him again. On her cross-examination by Mr. Thesiger. she said the prisoner hail not got the whirl from her by any so licitations. She dial seen two other men in the offtc.. bet did not communicate with any one but the prisoner'. She knew nothing of Thom; she heard of the pri soner Isai ing been taken into custody through the pa pers. anal attended to purer her charge *pint him at In defence of the prisoner it was contended, by Mr. TUR roe, that he was merely the agent of Thorn, who employed him as a clerk. and as inch he 'was net an swerable for rho which be did by the direction of his employer. of the profits of which there was no evidence of hid having participated. Mrs. K. Slitehel, the owner of the house, was called to prove, that Thorn was the umonthly tenant, *nil that the prisoner. always acted merely in the capw.tity of clerk. The other parties had since ewe away. and the honse was shut up; she had great dMealty in getting any rent. a The jiirriantiediately forted the prisoner re/tti There were two other teat:tweets against the pri soner for similar offence.. Mr. TY surox applied in behalf of the isor-r, and 11.• questedthat be might be tried forthwit h upon the two other indictments, as he would in those cases be /n -ailed to place his present CM in a mote faeourathe light. • • dlr. Hastarsnsi. the Chairman. expressed his doubts whether he *OOll try the prisoner upon the other caws of whirl; Ise,kortir nothing, and would ti was first veritenced in the rase on which . riven their verdict. The worthy magistrate ceelled to roomiest on the extensive mischief fraudulent establishments as the prisoner n jib were productive of-:-which wrung' from the destitute and unprotected. If pose of making an examrple to those carrying iniquitous systems. that he pronounced the full of the law, and sentenced the prisoner to '- ed for seven rears. wont, r, !, iI, LS AND 0111RIte. Thb was an action for detention of property. lee Gc aNr v stated the case. The plaintiff, the mok4 Connsel 43itl. a bop-factor in the Borough. bong at Iffeyhill fair, 37 pockets of hops from a far r named Al drn. The purchase was ovule on the I h October, I sstO, by the plaintiff's agent ; the price 37t/1., was to be pais, on the 1414 of November into Wile banking limise of Messrs. Carpenter Smith and Ca., of London, and the property on the spot was to the huyer. The plaintiff seat the hops eyhill to Basingstoke by canal, and thence by the wharf of the defemiants in Thansessstreet; rilmtinger afterwards refused to deliver the Mr. Wood. alleging that he held them fur the seller, Mr. Alden. Brown said that the plaintiff was a hop-dealer on business at No. 4,Church-street,io the Bo under the firm of Montane. Wood and Ce. was plaintitrs eterlt, and purchased thirty lets of hops from Mr. Alden, at Weybill fair. Mae was in October i the money was to be - Uli the 14th of Arvimber. DUFOUR ON TUE R IDIU tt. CURE OF RUPTURE:3. IPabliaised this day, price 54. hoard', TREATISE . .. on the RA Dir.%l, CURE of lIF.RNIA dr RIMTURR, by intentional means. with eases oast aneiceptionally attested. particularly by Over sewed of Parishes. and Private Inalvidg3l.. effected withow soy Surgical operation. pain, or suspen‘jon of the patient'. ordinary avocations : also. Observations upon the Manage ment of Raptures, and upon the coastructloo, used, sad adagnatioa of the fruit. By W. DU FOUR, Surge°. to Daian Elispe•Olf for the titre of Ruptures. Sold the by C. C m happle n . 11 , 1% si 'Abram. Plll Mall. J . _ he assured art not liable (as in Contribution seers of Parishes. and Private Individgsl, effected withou , . I _ " , ivireit t 4, to good the losses of each other. auv Surgical operation, pain, or suspensjon of the patient'. ... . ordinary avocations : also. Observetions itp.in the Manage- front Wrylti f be obtained (gratis), and Insurances ef- mem of Ra p tures, and upon the coastructios, uses. sad ricer the ripan)'s Ogee, Ftirnivars Inn. Illolhorn ; adarti o aao f the -r„„ . Paltrier and Elgood , the corner of Wispole bitt t ivii nests, Cavendish-square. By W. DUFOUR, g 9 M Sorrento thaDaramien Ilispenoir% for the Citre of Raptures, or i rite . iri STAIN avid Co., SARACEN'S !MAI) Sold by C. Chapple. R,1% all Abram. Pall Mall. Joao Kr , whill, IA /MINI. The following Post Coaches. --- Ile. set out from the above Inn : TRUSSES FOR ItUPTL ItEn. can'illiff of • .. apt!. - Ratcagate. Margate, and Canterbury GAWAN and 1'4., • 24) 0 , Fleet-street, (having reaun lj , eters moraine. at a rivarter past seam. repostrdtv sucree4ed in the iniost dithrolt re4es o f Wi WI tee of the derided prefer:nee {Overt to the Rapture. with I'INIMN'S P %TENT TRCASErt. withont *eyes pO,l it proprietors are determined Ito exposer Metallic Springs) have such ennfidenre in the superiority of The chi 119 reader it the first cosiveyanee es that their lestre nie nia as shirrs them trs la _ . 4 31 . Ltteu . sod -,...... Iriallwßit. a 4 =Asst. every Bore g. . ones, after a fair trial of suitable Pads.) they do Not Witness I e ----...-i V... 1t..-i•aery and Di esniurv. heing the Alden, an ft ins titer bolt _ . C h l R. 311)UNTAIN and Co., SARA(•EN'S !MAI) INN, Itnowhill, London. The following Post Coaches. Mail Coarhe.. &c. set out from the above lon : The "Telegraph," Raiesgate. Margate, and Canterhury sew post teach. eters moraine. at a qvarier past settee. In consequence of the decided prefer:nee gives' to the oboes coach, Cie proprietors are determined iso expeller end be spared to reader it the first conveyance Si that road. • Item, Deal, st a quarter past seven, sod six in the err...ling. Brompton, Cleithaiii. Roehr,ter, Sittinshourne, and Rain curt morning, at a quarter past .es en. Falmouth. Plymouth. Exeter, We% nwidli. Dorchester. Dartmouth, and tiall..hnr , . errrs morning, at sewn. through Moulton, Axminster. Itriciport, Bla•tilford. and Basingstoke. The " Union," Southampton. I.,mington, Winchester. and Basiorstnie new coach. every mornine at richt ; ar rives at the Poach said Horses. Southampton. be live. The proprietors of the above cuarh hope t receise a eon tineance of dist !oipport w hit h has hitherto been esperienced since the commencement of the " Colon." No racing with other coaches. Bath and Bristol living post roadie.. through Chippen • ham, Calor, and Marlborough, every afternoon, at oar. 111/MALLS 70 F.LLS, nalin.sw•Tes. TAI:Nros, -- - TRUSSES FOR RUPTL REft. GAWAN and 4., 290, Fleet-street, (haying repented!, suceee4led in the moo es4es of Rapture, with . PINI)IN'S P ‘TENT TRCASEK, without Metallic Springs) hare such eonfideeee in the •iority of teceic'ed a gale note witi he goods from Mr. Alden, and gent them to London by a carrier, wbo 40,11 CY. a .Jal of sititat , they do not' **creed. Lace. Next:errs' and Dt ft sntLtev. being the leadiag eltaraeterioies of these Trus•ses, and many of the laborious class nltiCh bet efit...A b% them. Professional and other Gentlemen eomnfocted with 11.ostoital., Trios% Societies, and Workhouses are most resp •ctiully informed they wilt be served on reasonable terms. N. R. Persons wading ilw eireumferenre of the body below the hips, 3nd the largest part of t:t • t'si4:l, stating which side they are afflicted, may depend o:sl,eine coerce-tit fitted. gave a receipt fir them. Mr. SC tILETT %%Mild save the plaintiff ill possible trouble ; he did not mean to deny that the transit was At an end before Ole roods left Weyhill. • I ' r..ss-exami aril be M r. Scsa LET I.—Witness came from the King's Bench prison, where be had been about a Cron' lit : stroll not wear that he had not been sent there on the tOth of April : had been also In prison about four years back. Montague Wood was never in pri‘on to the knas ledge of witness. Wit ness sent into Wood's service in Octoher, 1'.020 : could not say on what day. Montague W nod was never clerk to witness : witness was to receive from him a salary of lint/. a year. Witte:4 did go with Wend to take the counting-boast in the Borocgh; it was one room, and they were to pay IS/. a year far it, but they did not stay more than two 'youths. and wit ness did not know any rent had been paid. What caused the sodden dissolution of the firor„ witness could not tell ; he went to live at Kennington. and afterwards went into hnsiness for himself in the wine. cider, and beer trade. His firm was " Brown and Co., - and he had bought wine of Greenwood and Co., which he bad not paid for. [.% letter was here pot into the hands of witness.] That was a letter from the firm of " Brown and C 0.," and it was signed by witness. Whose hand-writing the body of the litter was, witness coald not tell : it did not look like %lon tagee Wood's hand-writing: he would not swear that it was not Wood's writing: on his bonnet. he did not know whose writing it was. He (witness) had never gone by the name of Wood, nor by any name other than his own. Mr. SCARIATT would show. is a very few words, diet this wawa evriadling transaction. In fact, the plaindil and his clerk, Mr. Brown. changed characters; now mas ter. now min ; now clerk, new principal—as snited their convosiesee, or the particular speculation in which they might he espied. Mr. Brown bad gone dews to - Waybill fair, aid, repreeentiag himself as Mr. Wood, of the firm of Wood and Co. hop-factors, of London, had cajoled Mr. Alden out of his goods.— Mr. Alden, who imagined he was dealing with Mat. thew Wood and Co. came to Loudon soon after the, trossactioa, sod fading Low the matter stood, detained the property in the hands of the defendants. Alen* every assertion made by Mr. Brown in his cross-ens. Ininatioa would be shown to be false. Montagis Wood woold be proved to have acted as his clerk, aid emsteally to have takes a bribe for bringing him to justice ; sad the Jary would judge how truly be had sworn in saying that he never knew Wood to ban bees is prima. when he (Mr. Scarlett) held in hie bead an affidavit made by Woad in prison. is which 01111 whom Brows had joined. ' 1 ' 1 Rickard Aides spoke to the coattset between his (kilter aid the witness Brown at Waybill. Breast there eartaiely described himself as Mr. Wood. Mr. Bootie Thomas Brows remembered that the mamas Wows mine to him I. purchase sacks. Mhos stores asked what MOM be should put down Boma mem& Mr. Wood. Wiliness discovered his (seism", lesera di sot 'vacate the order. Mr. J. Sider. wine-merrbast, said that the plaintiff had peeehaesd two pipes of wine in , December Mit of him sad his partsm. Brown gave his hie TBISH boys to aulttnit, fur the approval of his • beat Friend the P.thlle. the WI %sneer ticwrlar ewer known with se few Ticket.. to lie all drawn ItlthJul. 17th and 21st Jul. 4S CAPIT%.:. rnizt%! AND PLYMOUTH. T. " rmpire." a new Liverpool lied roach. only one niala un the road. marrying four inside, seta out (laity ; tiworgh Widnes. Northampton. Welfbrtl. Lutterworth. Atherstone, Lichfield. Stone, Newcastle, Knuts ford, Warrington. and Preston. Slirew.hur). Wellington. and Shiffnal coach, every even ing. at Rae. The " Union." Reviewed. Dorehe.der, Rlandford. Solis bury„%mlov er. and Basingstoke new pint coach, every af ternoon, at four. - - Ever) Ticket drawn cinTly. itwitlinc its own Fate led nz other, No Classes! I . . 0f.... t :?5.000 C0n•n15 ..... I 2 2%000 Consols . ....... 1 1 15.000 l'onsols . 4 3.000 cnn-ftla 2.409 Conanls 6.000 4.14110 2 2 2 2 e . e io 10 40 45... 41 se 1.1)15. ow 1,400. 4.1 41 0 2.100 4'onsols 1.200 Consols 4•b OHO C0n...14. 4110 Consols 430 Consol4 1.300 S3O Consols 103 !►loner 1.030 30 Money l.O O ll 44) Moneir 1.001) 23 Money 1.023 21 Slone? 1.030 It Money 14.100 11-11 a. * Money 14.703 11 Money. 11.400 urirmot.'rn ?mitres TO OVRIINgET, JERSEY, cuzanocan, 67. NALOES, Le. The "Rockingham." Leeds new light coach, sets out every morning at eight ; and passes through Staford. Newark. Relied. Master. and Ferrybridge, to the m Ciol a Lion. Leeds, nest morning. alien. Notwithstanding the encamps expeditios of this coach. it is allowed to be the most agreeable and complete public conveyance on the north road, being uneqsalled by any ("thee. Glasgow. Lon owe. Gretna Green. Ansa, Thanfries, Itrownbill. Thornhill. Sanspar. IIJ Casinos*, Lialfswell , and sit parts of tkodand. a posteeseh daily. York, Scarborough. Whitby, Shields. Sendetiani, New tingle mad Edinburgh. sew pest coach, with a guard throughout ; sets oat every morning at sine. by way of Newark. Redford. Toaster. Darlington. Plnrthallerton. Durham. Morpa. sad Berwick. Passeogers lindieg them selves fa4sed on the journey. nay rest what time they please. •Q then preessides without any addltioeal fare. Beidgesorth sad Waal falafel+ every evesieg. Media:wont sad Swindell sew emir inside coach. through Aldboirn. Rending. Labours, nines, Lydington. Pewsey, Wooten Raise, itambery, Homiorford sad Ntwbory. every morning. Boston. Spalding. Peterborough, Stilton and Huntingdon Royal Mail Chmi, wee? events( Spiisby, Leith. flashy and IlaH. every aftsresa, at siz. Peuritb. and %%Behaves sew eby four inside Post pales Coac h : pales through Bergh, Appl. Gretna-bride, Richmond, (Week*. Boreeghbeide. - Weshertoy. A berford. Descester. end Graham. Passengers detained on the root! by banes% orplessere. have the peculiar advantage of their seats being aerated is the next coach. Manchester. Winslow. Conglatos. Newness's. Weisel, and Wolverhampton post.eisseh. ovary allenases. Waheilel/ post-coaeh every maing. Kendat. Lancaster. Pates. Rithy-lam Bolton. Chorley. Ormakirk. and hording pest-comehes, every af ternoon at Five. Liverpool, Warrington. Knotetord. Blase. Stafford, sad Litehfi'ld Post-cesekesliod t h e " Deasses." every e vening. to the Saran's lion/ lan . Dale-street, Uverpool. Chester. Newport. Kletecisseek Namptwiels, Northwieb. sad Middlowlieb. peeve's* every evening. Alb- Ondalining and Siallaked Tab* Cowls. *N k s. stead, Epsom. Leollsealand. Tuesday, restalif, Saturday Mornings, at 11 S. A. MOUNTAIN and 00. vespeetfally seqsalot their Friends and the Mlle, diet they will not be beast able for any Pisoole. reelleorwe Wrigley. Piste. kr. of more Ilson Vint Pomade vetteag.TreCoos. mash or de. laNrd. vabn inand as seek, sad the lemma Ct fey startlingly. at die Smitten's ilea/ lan, Soorrobill, on. 19,991 Tickets. Total. Consols and Mosey. 2109,010 No Blanks to be drawn on the 10th July, And 1.251 Prizes are sure to be Drawn that Day, viz. : A Grand Prize of. 193.000 A Grand Prize of • t 16.000 . - of - - - 21t,100 040 ISS 10 . . . . 23 . . . ' - • 106 40 Bow-Sties:v.—On Tuesday evening of the name of Fountain, of a genteel brought to the Office by virtu of a the charge of Mr Olives. ofOreat C whu stated that Mr. Fountain came Monday evening and asked him to two swath% which he declined doing, sot be in town in two months, but three months he would have discounted to this Mr. Fountain said it was all a -" a bowl for 10001. of his brother'• to placed himself against the door of the Mr. Oliver% going out without be which conduct he was assisted by his , compsnied him. Mr. Oliver* then armed a loaded pistol which be bad is his of violence took place en either side. asd his br4ther redlining a cansidd Olivera's hoese, a Censtalile wsi test could be bead. Ms. Fouetaie, is ' that he bad bees awaited with Mr. yeses and a quarter, during which . in his greatest confidence, having been SO sal 00,0001. and all business having , theta, he wished to have his bond ester to snake as ibpolsgy for his eesdattgod#ll . o retried, and isoisted that, he skasiiji t ai he at r.ordingly 1.200 Purchasers before 10th Jc sv. Rev return their Tickets end Shares after that Day. if not drawn Prizes. and receive bet* For a WHOLE TICKET, SEVENT.EEN POUNDS ! Fora HALF - - - - - dF9 4 0 For a QUARTER - - - 411 0 For au EIGHTH - - - S 6 0 Fora SIXTEENTH -- . 1 0 Provided they are brought beet to the place where they were purchased. Before the neat of Drawing, 17th J v tr.-1f sot returned by that Day, the Holders nest keep thee, for the Chance of the Two last Days. By this advantageous Offer the Public bare • greater Clutha, of gaining 414.000. 146.000. 21.100, &e. And at less risk than in any former Scheme; for if a Tidal or Share be Draws on the 10th July. it west be a Prise ; end if it 'Assad to happen to be drawn aPr then the Purchaser may return it end receive beck the greater part of his Money. as above stated: so that if it does not get a Prize, ha will only lose by a WHOLE TICKET. - - t 7 IS and by • FiLITEENTIL - - • - 011 Shillings! I 1 Other Mores is proportion. The edgiest Tickets Gad Shares. ter the whole ,time el Drawl's by T. BISH. Stock-8r0ker...4. Grabill. sod S Charing-Cross ; who sold on the 18th of last molt OW, No. 14,041 • And Nine other Capitals. f ha.. r apes the miser caws toed take care thet he which the jory had magistrate tivea pre» re miecbief whisk' hack misoner way canaected wrong the last shill'ag IM ti. It MN for the put- f 4 senetd treed the tr so brY: be ili tra l•aPella ngi. lll.4ll IIM! I 1 . evening a young umi tassel appearance. srao a a peace warrant, :i eat Cataberlataktteek \ 1 UM to IN geese se w to diseotret a ben ark icing. saying he ANA 1 bat if it bad bow ut 'counted it. In Pipit' ) all a sheik. deem*, .'s to Mrs. ()Urea, leg of the mat in palms i it be hod On bdokia by his beetbee. Agit- hen armed hiMittrisfel 4 • a 1111 Oak big lie It' r side. 111 z. AMON& :ansiderable deo IR fir. al sent foe. bet eiNeli B. in bis oisibalkilliiibi Is Mr. Glees Ilse Ogee lieb time be beinire c g bees ustrudelejikb having seemed ' Ind catered t ba h. * 1111,40.1000 Ilikabbmee sheik4o aea. Itlg(i+ •.• - - - - - :•.- - VW 11001111... Millit