The Statesman. — London, England, 1824-01-21 00:00:00

• . • . • r • • . • i • •i • - • • .• • •• S IQA •i ti \ eLt . 1" t •• • t• 4 .. _ , . • - • . ••••....., • f et sri , I art ' l 4 • -- : 11. H 11 17 e . 4 • • . • , . t()NDON, WEDNESD4T, 1824, ~i IC , - ss9e. • .. The Guise for whicit H oDS.N . fit is t*. . 1 *I;( !1.114 SYD4VAiY died on the &leoId!" .^ "tat: 'itien 7d - room , Feasts, and the Black Demon, the most megaitleent and successful Pantomime ever . prodoied, will be repeated every Evening. - e t. R e een:s Welj having been received last night, for the first thhe. with reltefated shouts of applause, Sy a crowded end fashionable Audience, wilt be repeated every Evening till Norther Nefloe. DELIPIII. THEATRE; STRAND.—This Evening and jdurkisg the Week, wjli bepreseoted a New Serloas Mplo Km 4, eittlilea and foirVided'on the Lengasige; bieldents, •0f t h e popular Mew Seotelt-:Noeel M. Ronan's Well.--frhe friociesiCbaratters Isyldr..Power. Mr. Burroughs, Mr. OH, ter. Mr. Elliott. Mr. Chopeurn, Mr. Lee. Mr. Proud. Mr. Daly, Mr. W Rifeles Mr.ltleredith' Mi. Wilkinsoa, Mt. Gay, Mr. Cooper, Mi. Phillips. Mr. Miller, Mrs. Bryan, Miss Brown. Mrs. irallell, - ML, Cirr, Mrs. Daly, Miss Haselsoi, Miss Vntal. ' • • Afire Which. the-aev ,Christmas Pantomime, of DOCTOR F ‘USTUS sod the. BLACK DEMON; or, HARLEQUIN and the SEVEN FAIRIES of the 0 ROTTO.—Pentaloon,Mr. Jonas—Clown: Mr. Kirby—Columbine, Mrs. Searle. Boxes, 4s. Pit,,s. Oat. Is: • Doors open at 6, and corn niroce at half peat 6. mir Price at half past S. Box oMee oyes froin 101 DID f, where places miry be token, *MI a private box had nightly', of I{r, .10" Shreweburif, Wel li ngton and Shiffnal Light Pest Codeilini every Morning and Afternoon. Guarded. . Barnstaple. Satithmellon. and Credllon Nem Liykt fell Coarkevery Monday, Wednesday,. and Friday neensings. 7 o'Clack. • • • c . . The "Rockingham," Leeds Light Post Comet, sets anti lt every Afternoon at Two; and panes aro ; la/dock, ingglenvo.le, Baton, Buckden, Stilton, Wa ord, .titan-. ford, Greelhans, Grantham, Newark , neer( , Markham, moor, Re(ford. Bantry, Doncaster ' and Perry-ttridye, at ! ' rite: a the Bolden Lien Inn. Leeds, nest Afternoon. id 3.teetock, in tike for the bruifford, Halifax, Skipton a* -Huddersfield Coaches, at reduced Purrs .— Driven threnik with four coachmen oitly.—Luggage esn'd Paikages only St i j per lb.—Noltrithatessidhsg Ake uneonsmen expedition this Quick, it is ,aikneell _to IT the . most agreeable and complete public conveyance on the North Reasi t .lenitg.l oinequalled by any other. • . • • . , tin //arrow/ate and Ripon New 'Light Pest coeiihee of Afternoon, at 2, 8 r 8 in the Morning.. Glasgow, Lonytonm, Gretna-Gre BrotimAill, Thornhill, • Sanqadiar well, and all Piirts of Scotland, Cooek Daily. . . FROM TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. • FOREIGN OFFICE, /Au. lA, 1924. • 'The King has been pleesed to appbint William 'obit dros bit., gm. (Secretary to his Majesty's Legation In Switzerland) to be Secretary to his •MaJearyli Legation at Fl ,, reace. Tile King has also 'bee* pleaded td appoint Rfebard Paken hrnft E and.stoo be-Secretary to his Majesty's Lrptlon in Swis- Borl altnim • • • • • HANS.XVIINCY ENLARGED: • liolbtoOft, Derby, gmeer, from Jan. .£1 to Month Id, it the King's Anne I'atern, Derby. .• • BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. W. Peyton, Liscoin's ism fields, vs ftte merchant. BA*KRUPTS. ire, ironmonger, to stirrer. ie Rail Lion Ilan, Newport. Rather and Ran, Rartlett'S es, NeWport, Shropshire. Sestasiwaptaw. Dreher, Jaw. 29, SO, Hotel, Illandrord Foram. Llorset- Blabdibrd sod Mr. 'Walker, ilassele's inn fields, London. `.etp walk. Stirrey, couch . 2, at Baslnghall street.— iry. vinersetahlre, baker. Jan. 94. whin street. Attorney, Mr. '<Mars, London. _ w l A9ar ran Goma" "eV .- C. Gibbs, te.21411101, St fr d hi it or o ff ?wino. devire. la, 28, and March Ik at the a-Greets. Amax, Dttinfriff. sh m i tte. melons. meows. a Liar jEthi, Cassysoek, Ungar. be/Wines, Loillen ; tat' Mr. t saes, wed, a Light 4.hestiti Peat- A. pi pt, jaw realms. s esimarti .. ,___l j . .•114 Marsh 2, t dos Crown Motel, wham., Zelisarzus i eljesd a • arrt Oalpine Bit' Moreitkollasiit ..1-. ' . 6 ' • . ~ ....,,,. r a Piens. red Lio Mlit Vast esO4llllllN6, it ;.' . 7 • Iraihrbiesealatt.fa o clock, tbreigh Realm'. den • ' „One. 24, Feb. 3, sod March ester, Wedon, Dateatry,•nd Attorney, Mr. Cottle, Aidermtober) lassingtoo. • 4. Yeoman, Keyfeed Proem, Seen earborots#4, Wkilby, Ski:dds. Feb, lkl, and Mireb 2, at gasinght gai s b aro k, a N or Lissa mat- Itatillop, New hrichre street, Illsekir ;ward, llaysstiouj;• Ms ma ' _ _lt. Forsaitb, 2horedi . tob, Itsbertias aPailelieltent CILIARLESWRIGIVt; tobliftys IL/ nigher.* the Ophe of C . nest lia lie Elog's ' Notre, Open i c..i m uta&o,lleposarlfet;has•tt th e viltobefpf lEurnutoteed foe 18811 Pidt I'S, now loi the.Heekei for fruit, dareur and NWT, are usetchlemi the Trade, in Pipet uM he cads. at £lO6 per 138 Gallons. Primus de.iruuserbaWese %Wine Wine are regretted to be early in their applies bon. Br a remittance, 'he above will be forwarded from the London Hooks mid permitted tlience.te the pureliaser.— C. W. bas in Steck some of the mat sibittorebitted PORTS and SHERRIES, ',bleb he tan offer at reduced priers tor cash, shipped by the folloseing Rouen :—Dixon, Mesoderm/li, 1..04 p. ilogale, :30seiv, Lobo, he. some held PORTS, mark, P.O. from .14wheritnd Catanaa. 334.6 d, er dot.; SHEILRY, 335. 6d. per dos.; also liefirtfb2 arantiite , l genuineCAPE .Mllo' IRA, lb. 6d. per down.—No Credit.--Tustoge to bepaW. Hew 12.14111% from the William, London Docks (G. Pris), CHAMPAGNES ‘inigge /SIC unequalled in England, 41. es. per doles. Just imported frees rloyeawa harm Consignment of doe SA LLA 0 01 L, 21. 2e. per ease or 38 flasks, or hi. 6.1. per Colt. 18.1 R ASCfI INO (Francesco Driuti Zara). IW. flea rl Oat. F i n e DeTullahlre CIDER, 7..64. per dos. full quart bottles, by tee der.well lip. , . BridjanakA, Watral, Skrewskial. • Newidiyht fast Cosehes, every Menthes et s quarter bsfere 7o' stable, iitwaey . Stratterd, Tel Neater, .. Dunctiureh, to Warwick wad Leasiagioo. nebertiasiter, Jae. 27, Feb. 3, and 2, at Basinghall street. Attorney, Mr. Robinson, Wel- VERY SUPERIoR WWF.S. 'MEL WOLLASTON, Winalferchant, Na. 129, Re gent street, near Vigo lane. has nowon sale the following wy sorrier WINES. whieh for Quality and Price are un equalled in the Trade, for Cash only t Per Dozen. Fine high flavoerrd Port. • • . •0 0 Very Atte pale Sherry ... •••• • 0 0 Fine Madeira Vuionia 9 0 0 Tenerife Lisbon and Mountain Cape Madeira (the finest imparted), U. per dozen, by taking Are* dozen, or it. Is. a single dozen. Old crusted Port, three and five years Is bottle, 48s. to 51". per dozen. Two hundred dozen enriosts Old Port in Pints, ft.. per doz. C1113_4 'WIN Ed. Old Per t(light body), 3d.. per dozen. Brown Sherry, 30s. der dozen. Tenerife. MM. per dozon, fir. Arc. Just landed, fine sparkling Champaign', is high mantling tonditiott, warranted first quality, 41. 44. per dozen. Excellent Claret, f3ltsper dorm Moselle, 6(1.. per dozen. siuterne, M. per deign. Very eurlous old Huck, 105 s. per dozen. Commit Orders strictly atten vcd to. Postage must be paid. Pfllt COLDS, COUtillß, 4STH . MAR, & e. riIII EP.ECTORAL ELIXIR. Exper i ence iiusiog a 'ego" yysffiad has ineonte4t MIK provedthe aupertue euey 04 this 'l...lichee, via: et Colas. Cootie, and kleingtee A froctloffis. Br' rr , eotinglessffia erpeeteratiou, it core shortly relieve' the patient of a slight ~,P ePpi told, sad.. testi doses are generally sufficient to remove those whit* w::leet has rendered more toniinned and oldinate. and which are steamy& ~,e1 with Conith.fdpitttne of Blood. and Other serious oyuiptoius. Ito peeu - I'm balsamic poweratend•to Ilea asrenetnt. and allay the irritatfon at the /"Nee 4, 1 viols of Coagh ; and Is itstbmatk &Net-Bone It assists and gives he•dont toi the Breath. hidil in • ides, at Is. ltd. and ft. yd by Butlers, Chemi 4. Cheayside, and 221, tteeent Street. (near the Argyle Hoene%) London; W.ocrloo•Flau Bdiotrirgh: Saek villu-Street. Dublin, sod by the prllepal Medicine t lull rs throne, t the United glnlyloni. 1111/ it. ntrejig to nsirfor Butler's Pectoral Milk. S. A. MOUNT %IN and Co. SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SKINNER-STREET, SNOW-HILL, LONDON. THE following 144111 1 ' POST COACHES, Mails set est from the above Inn " RoyallWegrapts," Dover, Deal, Renovate, Margate, 11..mbl Stairs, Canterbury, Petersham, and Sandwich new ii:perirr Jest Coach, every morning at a f past 7 °Work. - Is consequence of the decided preference Oren to the re ltroplt Coach, the Proprietors are determined no expense baull be spared to render it the first conveyance o* the Kra Roar!. The " Tally Ho," Birmingham very fast flay Coach, Morn ing at I before 7 o'clock, through Rodborn, Market Street. Mutable, Hrickhill, Fenny Stratford, Stoney Stretford, Tow rester, Weedon, Daventry, Dunchurch, Coventry, and Stone Rridge, to the Castle Hotel, and' St. George's Tevern, High Street, Birmingham, to Shifnall, Wellington, Bridgenorth, bheton. Shrewsbury, Salop, Oswestry, Nantwich, Bangor, Torporley, Cheater and Holyhead. Driven through with 2 Coachmen only. lu consequence of the decided preference given to the Tally do Coach, the Proprietors are determined no expense shall I'r spared to render it the first conveyance on the Birmingham Rood The " Sovereign," Nevi light fast Coach to Falmouth. Ply ra"th, Exeter. Truro, Bodmin. Penryn, Ashburton. Totoesa, Ihrtroouth, Weymouth. Dorchester, and Salisbury. every Ilornin at 7,; throuoli lloniton. Axminster. Rridport, Bland r,l, storkbridge. Sutton, Basingstoke, Hartford Bridge, 11 ::ckwater and Ragshol. Ile buy Coach to Weymouth. (driven through .01.1.tiro melt:keit only.) through Bagshot. Illaektrater, I.4,Amgaokc, Orertme, WAReAurch, Andover, Woodycals. ( as/ "." o) . 7 .Sati.bury, tilandford Durchesterost a guar ;,...l J 0 eltil:k in the morning. l'artcts /rose Weymouth to Crucrusey, Jersey, Cherboorg, 4 "'"s. AT. Avery Wednesday and satorday gfternoon 10 )0 i 0 • 0 Ckatharn. ',Rochester, Gravesend, Stroud Bahama 4. Ospringe, Morning, quarter 4 ; 0 4." Sindisamptou Lyneington, Loirthirst Basingstoke 'll64°rd-bridge. Blaekirater. 'KAP Aar ineide , Coach, erery inoriaug at S Tres 44 *co Coach and Horses. and Vass loa. by five o'clock . . This is a most deUghtfist to thy h(e of Wight, Jersey. Guernsey. St. ^re ile Grace, Cherbury, Ore.—The Proprietor Coach hope to receive a eoatinnanee of that has' hitherto been experienced since the cons 'tile "t L'alaa." Coda to porekester in 14 koare only, liagskot, Bt4ekreater. Basingstoke, Overton, Whit- Andover, Salisbarg, Wood peals. Cashmere and at a }past b and 7 o'clock in the morning. Bristol Pon Coaches, through Chippcnhans, tcirtborough. litinger:ford. Newbury and Reodirs9. 'ion,' at tine; arrive at the Greyhound Inn. Losulnis nevem, Thomas Street, and Moan, our/ morning. • Wells; Bridgmealer,Taspilon, gad Pirsivele arm elpire,".a luny Liverpool not Coati, NIVoI Bowl, ear.rplag Fear b es id e . vets 41111 i rives al Liverpool sea ,illernai* at 1 1 . tiro' Lalltbsto. Nostitamplea, IVe(tord, Lottererortk, Anagram's. Lite Mold, Btoue , NvievalUe, 'arristaon and !ram* tl Puritds fro, k U L Malites. N o,clurk. 1. 4. Broupicw. ~. Pus, 7. The 4 v 4 enter, tos 41 . 41 Rayskot , I ° ei wk arrir I) 4 SOiltkutpton, 4 'egaree , tc .; 2 ;,'"eg, Harr bas abore hitliort which whcei neitt qf Neje Li n k e 3d 3TOpyi fr, 5&64 Artdc , . Sinndford, el • Ra th and I Ca tite , .11urtbo b _ . fter, Ai tern° tk. 111414, ray reach es to et ? fakeer/ lea I) The •• u ' /A: 1 10 Oar . . 4,04rt0m "ri • hi 140 helary, All Iran Warrin The t 4 Esjsress," to York, Scarborough, Slaiderhuid, NeweasUe and Selinbatrgli, a Inside Pool-Coach, with a Guard, throsplonj i• skin out every Morality, by way of Newark, Retford, Demister, Ferry-bridge, Tadeaster,• ,Darkingloui NortAallection, Durham, Alumni, and Berwick, and arrives at lark the next Morning, AT REDUCED lIPARES.—Drivels through talk a coachmen onty.—Passengert finding thensaises fatigued on the journey, may restudied time Cho please. mid then prOcted . without any additional fare. Marlborough and Swindon Four Inside Day Coach, .Reading, Lamboairn, Parton, Lehigh's, Primes, Wootton Basset, Ranisbury, Ihinferford, New bury and Maidenlicad.—Driven throng* with one coach man onty• The Noe Royal Patent maw, nowoi and Louth, tkro' Royston, Cambridge, Ihinfingdon, Pelerborce, Deeping, Spalding, Spilsby, *ford, Grimsby Hull, Erening, at half-past 7 o'clock, Samlity, at a quarto. before 7. The " Express," a New Light Four-Inside Post Coosa to Carlisle, Pestrith and Itikitekaven ; with .0 tilieirfi all the way; passes thronyh Appleby, llrongh, flown. . Gate& Bridge, Richniond.C'atterick, Itoronglibridge, F•rry-kriirlye. Doncaster, Newark. Binary, Grantham, Sharforti.• Gree nman, Stilton. Bigglemade and Batdork. Sets out in the Morning, and per/smut' the Jonrkey w ttk the greatest Fa cility, IT nsovcgo PAISES. Passengers detained on the road, by business or plea sure, hare the peculiar advantage of their *cites being - se cured in the next Coach, T!ih ONLY DIRECT COACH TO CARLISLE. The New Royal Patent' Mid. Catabridye thee'. Mire, Ruallagford, Reseklaotel, 4. aolitters,. thasiath at halkpast 7 o'c'ock, Sunday, at a gamier befog" 7. Ke►Aal, Luneaster, Preston,. 'Kirby. Loreirrok. mom*, Chor Ormakirk and Goirsia lig Light ?.it Casein, crag Morning and Afternoon. The " Itoi Cow*, to ► Pressot. ford. Slone, Mid le lin, The advantages to . 2 . their preference are farsedrer . _ Ink/4er, as the "Royal Express" it difrii )ngkrit ..- el l a men lady (3 to than any olheo to Liribrpoilt,- sing to Passenyers too evident to relpsire comment ; betides the additional advantage, especially to esnontertial inter ests, of petforsolng the journey in kis time than any other coach ; and, oulwithelanding its cheapness aucttspeditlens, the Proprietors pledge themselves that for safety and ac commodation It is equalled by few and shalt be surpassed by none. Staffordshire Potteries, a new Light ♦er fast C o ach, every Afternoon, to Lanerd, Stoke. Shelton, lauralein. Turista, Lawton, thinly and Holmes Chapel. , This is the only Coach direct to the Potteries. Wakefield 4-inside Post Corolla, every Morning and Afternoon, IT RIMUCED PALM Chester, Nrirport, Whitechurch, Tarportcy, Nanspt frkh, Northwick and Middleoriets Light Coaches, erery Morning and Afternoon. Stamford Light Post Coaches every Morning and Afternoon through Baldock, Biggleswade, St. Naots, Backdan, Alcoa bury, Stilton, an I Wand.ford. Sunderland, Stockton and Yarn( Light Post Coach every Horning, to the George Ins, Sunderland, sr nericrcro PAarc. Mountain's " Express, Umpire and Tally Ito," to Man chester, Winslow. Conytelon, Netrcastle, Waite, Wotrer hamplon Kfflo4lord, New firse Inside Post Coaches, Three Times a Day. Ouly Owe Night oar Me Rood. She f field and Rotherham new Four Inside Post Coaches every Morning, called. " The Express," and also 66 The Rockingham," erery "If terkool t, AT REVIJCSLI FA RAI. The "Royal Express." new Dirminghath Light Fast Night Coach, t o 13 /tours, sets out erery afternoon, carrying 4 Wide only, passel through Woe:rick. Leamington. &Wham, Weetkon. Darentry. Storey-SnatfoM. art Toweestir, to the Naraeen's timid; 801 l Street, Birmingham. early the next morning.—Dricea through with two coachmen only. The " Express" a Nero Light Poet Coach to Moll. Lin coln. Northeave, Iforstka asset Doncaster, every otornisig.. at eight o'clock Io the Cross Keys. Market More. Dud, and also tie " Rockiagham" in the al teruom at 9 o'clock. The Hertford, Ware, llorldesdois and Cheskuut Mark- Tottodsas and Edmonton Coaches daily qt elm*, half past two, fire, acrd eight o'clock. •; At Reduced Fares. to Leeds. York. and Doncaster: Luggage and Packages at only two-pence per lb. S. A. MOUNTAIN and espectfully acquaint their Friends and the Publics. that Co, ;hey will not, be account** for any'Parc'ele. 'Passengers' Luggage, Writings. Plate„iii. of mote than, Flee . Pounds value. If lost, 14010'1,4i dantaged. unless entered as such, and the Insurance paid.for accord ingly, at the Saracen's Reed Inn, Skinner-rtrest, Baru MI, A wvatchad man, named Williams, an itinerant goblet. a native of Abergaterry, who bad been robbed of his work log tools, and most of his-clothes, .at a ledging house in the neighboarleod•of Fleet /Harlot, appeared at the-pntr lic office, Union Hall, yesterday, nod stated that if hi could obtain uo relief he most sell himself to n.diseectieg Sun goon, to whom he had. received a letter df introduction. It bating been proved that the poor. man .m no impostors the Meildkity Society agreed to •diothe sad 'agility him., The fyllewing is a copy.of the letter which he had empieyed a person to write for him, which was staled op aad din rested as follows :—•• Mr. Smoked, liltmlseim•atepi." Mr. Breaks. 1 base taken it into ecuisiddrratios to Ilend•Ois poor map to yue being 'grate/yin distress hope ins you will hoed sun) imployinentfor him in the l b. deal carkamsy.and if you cattail him no. inspioresent I I the borer of this. wishes to sell biaiself is ll i ts as he' le weary of this life. And I tennis yaw &errant Davin" DIV' tree, 108. Frds. 31. R. Gwadar's, Leash's Conduit-stem*. Illit•reenimi. at Basinebalkatreet—Feb. 134 J. Kirly, Cnpisea, liontrdra' per. at Basinghall - street —Feb. 11. E. Helmuth% taribetly marsh, Surrey, brewer, at Besinghall-straet—Feb. 21. J. ttobinson. Nicholas-lane. nserehent. at Basineall-street— Feb. 10. G. Longster, Highburrterrace, Islington, merchant, et Babingualt-strestFeb. 23. R. Isbell,. C. Cheep-11, and R. D. Isbell, MUbey, Devonshire, builders, at Wheatley's Hotel, Derouport—Feb..2. J. Goodeir, Chorley, Lancatter, eotlon spinner, at the °Moe of Mc. Duckley, Brown - street, Manchester—Feb. 14. H. Smith, Tooting, Surrey, victualler, at Bailogliall•wreet—Feb. 14. M. Marks, Romford, slop seller. at Basmghall-street—Jae, 24. W. Adam, Lambeth, limber merchant, at BasinghiU street—May 23. E. Cohen, London. merchant at Basinghall-streoa—Feb. 10. J. H. Red den, Balsull'heath, Moseley, saVord euUer, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. CERTIFICATES, FEn. 10. IL Kettles, Mansion,. horee-deeter—B. Joseph, Bwen• see, jeweller—J. S. sod J. Rogers. Portsmouth, conch• makers—Q. Sytnee, Flr•Tree•Cottege, Burtotrereseent, dealer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. W. Hood and A. Hood, Queetratreet, St. James's, West minster, raeilliere-0. Forsyth and Co. Carlisle, drapers— J. S. Bowden and J. Miller, Aidermaubnry, solicitors—J. Head and T. Baker, Ipswich, Suffolk, grocers—R. Gray, len. - and R. Gray, jun., Fleet•street, coach proprietors—T. Cole. man, and Co, Leominster. Herefordshire, bankers, as far as regards T. , Smith—T. Green and W. Green, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, timber:dealeri—C. Clay and Co. Iludders. field, Yorkshire, raffmserchents—J. Cundale sad Co. Pore street, Limehouse, sail makers, as far,as respects J. Cundale Atimond mud W. Mitchell. Abingdon, Berkshire, grocers —C. J. F. Chenery and W. Ohenery, Illineing.lane, coffee dealers—S. liooton, sea. anrL.S..Hooton jun. hlargaret . street, Mary.le-bone, tailors—J. Nichol and W. Aletender, Cornhill Riches/4y aid - Co.. Eteter, Mrsartat.manufactiirers—W . Watkins etbd T. Foster, Liverpeei. attorneys—W. jitathbone and Co..Linerpool, es far as respects A. Hodgson—J. Wrlgnt stank CWidieley. Willingborsegli, Northamptonshire, leather. Aitr.srd--J. Rpe and O. Bone. Swansea, Glamorgansiti re, wateirMakers•—W. °kelt and Co; Castle Northwich, Cilesidre, tisabermerehants—td. Bartlett and E. Hills. St. Jobrrstreet, Wrst.Smithtleici. surgeons,-.1. Graham . 9nd W. Cato, Stroud, -Olotteestershirol. drepers—.S. Willis and Co. Birmiogitem, brass . founders—P. Williams and T. 5. Brind. Rugby, War. Isicksbke surgeons—P. Siddall and Ca. White Hari - Court, Vektleliti:eet. Lifoisiteriamme, Choy eel s Horsley, sominon•brewers---S. B. Berry lrrtd ec-gyf o at•gr e ngt: . Soho. 'wholeaide perfumers, is far as respects J. EL Matneere—T. Monk,- and •J. Relbw.N, High Hiii.ferry, Upper Clown. aliddlese&—G. Gooke and J. Tho mas, Great Surry-street, Christchurch, Surrey, .coscirmaters • —W. Bentley and co .' Shelton, Btaffordskire, engrarerS of t Ohms ~ . . Lrmenten, Jim: 14.-04 the: eight of Sunday last be tween the hours of nine end ten tecledlt. a ,dwelling-house in the eeetredf the villigeof Klfdimo was set on fire; a sentinel of the 39th; shitimmid at tbdbarrack, perceiving the fire. alarmed the detachment of that regiment lying there, when they, **lran loollde; linstened to the spot, and ex tinguished- the •We 'Teta of die ru/Ban who com mitted tbis Outrage could' S. had; *ere it not for the prosopidtscivery of ,timitiltlitel; As whole ring's would' bavi been cousunsait ' Frais.:-*An alarming* distractive Sre broke out on Tues day eight; Antireeo I l and 19 o'clock, et Meese,. E. Kidd sod Co.'s gem Male. Temple if sslti; who all 'tbs. valuable me eldnery, sidekshopt. &M i ran M the IlitOmitivi ranch was Con' sewed. -We' lament twiny; tlaidtkera lls lie/ raison to be lieve that **Ste wit Melee' if. esemilneendlen ; though we on olatteltid that the proprleetni . see fully lugui&--(Br" - tetifergunis.). - • ; . ----. _ ROYAt INNTiTtfiaIOI?..CORSIVALL. . 1 . , (rnoil tea 'irtitst•intifun nti .ttst. 14.) • ' lecturee neat t .n .s l ' env : l l :n e s : e n ' : fa ti b i erl 7: i i ttri btiv aa i* r iv: i tt rl . e titi i tvn etio . tir r7: st o t tr o, r i ;co 6 :7% eicbii i e m atitid ku tit id ; .. .14ii iii,. P i ;;e41 1 15 inim‘ iit I. * °Ai forinlY state froTh teli at authoeititos Iti•deriied kfitatil and levee the atdiencito determine • tbe dexteceir teal to which they were entitled. The fabeiftil isidtfsev, Ceriisiall bled never been treated °tit. Majelepiefi; "lust tkereforb presented a WAY' and feed% 'fief& lot ''eVtitn # research, itrd for (be phy of the integinitied. • ifi. 1,:1- divided his subject into fi re part% ;;-:itth - htiiiiittilt 14 a Cornwell after the delnyeqL-tfrepetip . ifni otjt . lijr Bali s ' ; •—its • colordraticrebr striae tal Th e dispertid Ttitjallif; 2 4il. hbuient dap. of • anicatre. diittt tee itrilithls et kf Arthur's roviatible thibiistted lit OW lailit,:geflielin j olspressed dantseis friern• the pp odd' of daunts alealien' • mincers: breaking fairy pelt*. tee. Sec. ; z-rirei Oki jise•ri in which the tvankisli annals have .plcceit litC.Atca4e of the saints , the . wonders perforteed et - h i cify 'p ' and ' the , other impOstoreo of i superttidnos pia b A ltba. - . . 'Tons lige. • Britain was filet inhab?tetl, Mora* 6 1 144'. l e Chronicle, by a tribe of people frosty- Ztroutitii i _ 'Tu gs 'shortly after the'itelhate, r ait s trblt'll=tl; its"ditts§4br this theory, that it was UCLA l'lge ' 'lneletatidt had sticatted toWal'cis the syrittvarttibittlyaftlettbat importagt. crept. tbn the next part of •Ws Ilalskie%-tite Iddirtfr. ' ieatarked, thee Cornwall, as wtfl as the'reist of iStintio; was.said to have been formerly inhibited boy' giants; 'of *hit h the it'infoiti orixto 'WM; that is'eart . .kiA kirfit . 2t ' (reeve had esienty danghterS, islits WY'tl . b•eiaeetterl'h,:y their husbauds, conspired to - Insider ditto Isk.bri &etc ' return from a distant expedition; that tlieii 'Hite/Aire being frustrated by the timely eoniession of One At use ..• ' they were banished to a western land, Heed firat . .tat Albion, after the most•heautifol of •theris ;A*141.'01104 ' being •Onseporessed by their baniiihnisk *hi &fir I •;•. liaised these rtir dame*, whettze the arijin. or tbf lien 'fr. Hogg fiietithe date of this ocrnettirce at, P 37 yotitir before the birth of Christ, the epoch of Jadd's voyagi. lletastasio having dramatised - this vre'nt, (furl lecturir quoted some beautiful passages frtin Aids, illbstratife wet the subject. Mr. Hogg next examined the proofs f the former existence of giants, which • he stated to re t on the unitertal belief of nations, and tbi e .sti.d.r.le sir •.history. • , ... The letterer then proierded to examiwe tisn'innisiinta that Supported the colonization of Albion by mim e o f tie dippersed Trojans. The attedtion of the I t etefted 14.11 fit, drawn to this subject by the publication at i laiititraOsii tion, by Jeffry, of a Welsh manuscript, whiefi'lt was pretended hail been discovered; this sort.tbal.e:*tnitels twit* in the world at the time, and was Mtdslated late.tifa verneenlir tongue for the use of the • onlearn-d t —/t pre tended to kive an account of the aiteetltarei of a p!trel df the dispersed Trojans, and their fi nal *tetra! ' in'. Krltalii, ender the censmand of Brutes, the grandson' stf Ateiniti, the son of /Knee. about ;1.56 years before thi..btfildink Ot ' Rome;—it stab contained the particulars of theft battles With the giants, who possessed the coltetry, laid Ik t s slaying of the enormous monstgr. Ook kfirroir, fue:,'ilnql /are ibe . namekof apteardst of 11 1 1VitreeltSiVe'rti `olll4b saris race, up to the arrival :of Jullai Cssleti. ''rifle , leoturer noticed the covioboratine ttaditfoes 'of 'We illnibi tants of tutees, where thew iffrennittig air to hoc, landed, tad who -*ail. tile weepilisiiii- . 047 first set foot, an I stated *hit aft!'etikk the lei Ili -Issiv retired trots natnee, there are eridetrt - proofb that ft once (eine op to that town. He adverted to the aeltectie ile4lgibetit Of Turner, in his history of Enti:n'tf, who tonne th .t Jeffry, even supposing him to bawl invented th'e 'discovery of the Weevil maanseript, .has only asiernidett teallitioas that were long floating amongst nationt; app. 'which are noticed by nriotts *titers. • Mr. Hogg next proceeded to consider the day. of knig ht errantry,and of Arthur's round table, of seeilt, of 'necro sis/moves, &c. &e. which Might be made to coincidi, if it Were permitted to subject such a fanciful period to chronology, with the period of the downfall of the 'Empire of the %Vcst. He read some selections from tire rontance writers who have made Cornwall the soeoe of their heroes' exploits, end related an adventure of Sir Laustelct• dts lase; irt - ti.is county, said to be derived from Us* French chrooicles fate served at St. Denis. Sir Lsanoelot, sites many days wandering among dark and thick forests, same to a great castle called Tiatagel, usurped by giants from the father of King Arthur. 'l'liteto of those giants be overcame, aid delivered a g:eat number of captive !lilies, &c. tat. He next noticed the accounts given in romance of the lariat or 'up of King Arthur under the enchanter Merlin', proteetiste, and of his having been given by him into the goartli-as ship of the good Sir Hector; —of bis going to fight lbw Emperor of ttotne who had "emended tribute fin-J*46pp don of lingland, and as he was journeying with 'his. emir to embark, be alone destroyed an enormous giant ofSt..M - 1- cheers Mount, and founded a church and cashedtal -.duel- Bated to St. 3itchael on the spot. He gate tits =snide.' version of the foundatioe of this church,, by whiels -it ap peared, that in the 'earliest ages of Christianity, the Ar chancel Michael used frequently to appear ou the Moult:. with his drawn sword, Witt' wLicli be at I lit drove-away the devil who inhabited a famous temple of Bell ormilpolo there ; and that in gratitnde for this deliverance g eitarch. was built and placed under his protection. . _• , Mr. Hogg stated in conclusion, that he ebeelitete Ike ett suing ruesday closes his lecture by teeth % of titekaaAnt#ll, legends connected with. Cornwall. • - ,?.11".:;•-1 - "-4. •. .2. t COMMUNICATION BETWIIIIN Sorerwom.lllll4llotharifibii- . • On Saturday la.t a nomerous mettiog.lif.r.blabitomts, . Freehelders and Commissioners of Supplp.dfatlut totility of Ayr was hel4 to take into .conibleratitrwthe It iron. a Select Committee of the lianas- of Camnions* reghed 1. the improvement of the road from Itilebriewaseariselpaseiwit. The Barl 9, Ailasgow. hiving : tont rmiltaa lung debite ensue, wtit bit was 5r0441. As. tiro •n of Futerhaegit, that-it in4expedient-for ihistwesSing to approve of the messy* _preopoltddl# stlitillrepiet now • end'er consideration, and Sit 1-Amid Hastfeatlettilifyilialrill as es so entlaneet. that the meitiag-apportelid:ukte- pellottO est the report (reserving all:righti surf isitereetslefiplegies for . censiderprion) as a. meet 'betiefieinFuitielieWac wag I. Val- Ocularly so to this ceoirty; wd . direetltheir Prestige ft,lo - a copy of this vesoldtiotrto alt. Sennedri df/Clfelettilifs of the Committee of the House et eticeasette. tchelithish cortieumicated to Perlitreeet if hi 'lll4;ititi.s were then called, when. there appearbd • ter the l uft-r tile ameitimitail 58 ; majltily bill;• coot s • bp brought into Pirliaseeet . h Mr. Ned y itedp • Veit (GI arore Girths.) • • • HANGIna.—A man, with iffnetiii Wont?, was takes before the blagistialillarrebridafilteritoon, dna charged aith tbs eeriest effesier Mlresigink It: appeared from the testiMony el elveriti pefforietliet • livei is the neighbourhood, that the prisoner: had I. tddrill 1 i' 6 o° l placed it round the D eck o f his %Me, Sid - had 'icarh! strengled her, when several pereorii, ettihttrehr,W.i.edAjj entered the apartment, released' b ir,• and tol.7llint• lot comedy. He wis re nun l e d by th e Magtelreter g'liter4 exarsinstiee. 'rho woman, it appears, them it.. • . 4 tirt.—(greler PePer.) • . . . .. . . Oresskirk and Garsiaitg Light PeetVosehes, 3". Willeg ~ Bankslde, Searhwers, _emit aserebsot, Feb. rning and Afternoon. 3. 10. and March 9, at Basinahall-street. Attk,raey," Mr. Royal Express," New Light Foso•lnekle Post Vero& Poland-street, OttwiNatreet. : o Lieerpoef. 46 sa Hoare ono. are wastritosi, ' W Wi : . erisa. and J.-4 1 1M 3 4 14 1. 0 k NicitfAtkate. 4.'t '- I:o4*ton. Laitton. Nerds**, .R..gly,, Knobs.' - ...A.,,,,,,,, L ..... brMtft7.laa. -2 go. s.. and March se Stafford dad Llietiert. Oat/ ifiset atw• rli Mieft... . alwe ' ' ' • dem ..111aerdah and '••) Mg" 41krissei i i votirnieltakirillPSOMM ' r •• v,. ;,_ GroottehdrablArost. eg, Das.sWete, Lifetimes, met Erespie, - 4. 4t *:' ' * maim, 41111siesslehire, &sires.. JIM. 21, - 21, and II I. t ,at Bastastagliteeek Ilttortiays, Mean. meninges to revive:ars who &ismer this coach solth Russell sad , lAnystreat. 41rough • rir'essee are far Boer kr to any other on this R • . V. H o Idarston.lll ott, Somersetshire. aerroot• loyal Express" is efrirest throssgbont wills 4 sashier, la Fab. 7. Morels 9, at dssisgliall street. (3 loss than any other roods to Lid.rpont, • Attoraey, Mr. artley, Bridgrareet, Blackfriars. . assenisers too evident tore .qoire comment ; besides DIVIDBNOS. 4FIVIJ• • C. Palmer. Amman strires,Bermondsey ; torturer, Jan. 23,31, and.filircit 2, at Basinghall street. Attorneys, Messrs. Stridial artiltythlon. Carey street, Lincohet inn fields. T. , Pierre and D. Williams, MerthyrTydril. Glamorgansbite, bankers, Feb. 6,6, and March 2, at the Castle Inn, Merthyr Tydill. Attorneys; Mr. liteyrick, Merthyr •Tydvil ; and Memos. Jenkins, James and Abbott, New lon, London. J. Walker, Greetiand, Halifax, Yorkshire, clothier, Jan. 22, 30,-abd March 11..atshe Maaistrate's Room, • Halifax. Attor neys, Niessrs. Jaques and Bettye, New Inn, London ; and Mr. FLuiroyie. Halifax. . . . J:Vehardaon and 1. Grisine, Nor wich, bricklayers. Feb. 2, aurtkllarck 2. at the Norfolk Hotel, Norwich. Attorn e ys, NAr. Barnard, Norwich ; and Mr. Baggers, Crusby square, London. T. Pollard, 'lowland !meet. Fitzroy square, flour factor, Jan: S 1 SI, aid March 2, it the Bowling Grebn Inn, Norwich. Attorneys, Mr. King, Sergeant's lin, Fleet htteet, London; sad Mr..Millasd, Norwich. J. %des, Ardwlck. Manchester, grocer, Jan. 30, 31, and Manske . ..at tiro Oter Inn, Manchetter. , Attorneys, Jr. Nor ris, John•street, Bedford-row, London: and Mr. Rymer, Man eittoier, • , • • I. Beltran. Chatham. Kent, 'grocer; Jan. It, Felt. 3, and klands.2.. at Basinghall• street. Attorneys, Maser). Eyre and Ceverdale, Gray's inn-square. G. H. Gibbons, Finchlane, Cornhill; eltrehant. Jan. ii, It, and March 2, at Besingbail•strett. Attorney, Mr. Ro binson. Walibcook. If. Parker, Mott, Elomersetshire, victtraller, Feb. 1,6, and March 2. at the George Lan, idkopton Mal.ett. 80. mossetsldre., Attorneys, Messrs. Adlington, Gregory, and Faulkner, Itedfird-row ; and Mr. Hyatt, Shapton *Oren. Wreg r _ Mankshf' taiwArk..oosi merchant, Feb. 10, March 4 " -street, Attk,rney," Mr J - • C y. .-4 . l• I~