The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-01-14 00:00:00

(PAN aA ou_t tjloikAdVciolAi) I ".- in 1" I 1 - I.T O ' - '1""r t. - 1 - , , g± • T Yet Cent .r ", .. - • t 1 ;4 1 - ) 4c :-.\'' - ....- - ~. 4 , / . • • ~ • -. • : LONDON, TITESDAY,-JANVARY 14, 1823. " 111 . i Clown dbt,..140 deb 44: Arryfilik dod on tioletifold NUMBER 5579 ADELPHI TIIRATRE, STRAND. . • RV •tiTiaoaiTT , ot TRa wall couwielat.ato. The sewers of " Green ie France," from the eeetnicy. beauty. sad splendour of its sectary. dresses. and deco rations, the variety and excellenee of its Imutio, and the general humour and effect of the eharactere p tacidents, Se. hula, been tonally *idiom precedent. except in the sisals instance of "Tom and Jerry," it Wooly necessary ge esy It w 11 he repeated every evening. ~ rIS EVENINII, and derive ,I,ltt . WEEK, ~.. be presented the New Belli: Irtifyisleheric Vied to Speculum, Nallonal, Ethical, Pst-liearrieal, Ba- 1 tidal, nett strictly loyal and moral Barletta Extravaganza Zoteeteinment of French, Fancy, Filet. end Fiction, in 24 1 s ageogg. sad three Pert., widen has bees some swedes in prztareties, the Aethor and priecipal Artiste el Ike Theatre. baying be.. tor that fputroimo. actively • wady the wjiols of Ow Saloom' rat tiseConOtwat. ea • somp a isiall GRUM IN PIEANCE t OR. TOM AN JER111"13 TOUR ! - Pittway& t. Csaatstyeas.—Ttqu r CeZrautieq. Mr, ' l lllMitalk 3eviiiiiliiiittkittbiiiite, . : vira sei. tot Logir, Mr Herded ; James Oriels. Wk. ; Jed, Settees, Ilit.'Sibirri and Ikey Fla*. Mr. W Ate: Geelettsiera, nye. Raker: Mrs. ifeertherte. IMPS. Way -- laity ~Ws. Lewis.. Miss R. Fitt.—Priaelpal Demewa, Mr. W. KirW. end Mies Shapeen ; sod the whale .IDeeps de Ballet.-.la the imam of the Mee* will be isiodiMPO, THE VINTAGE FITS, ~, , , - Ilagentreton or TDB Scassay.-1. P lai t i,Vitrboar of Dover, with principal ( no. and Embarkation 'Cabin of the Royal George Parket-3. Pier and Harbour of Calais; Arrival of the Packet-4. Inn Parlour of Montreal! (the Salt itill.. of Paris).-o& Entreats to Paris theolgh Porte St. Dennis (the Hyde Park Conker of Paris).--A. Interior of !ha Palate Royal (Harlington %reeds of P•sis).-7. Po lies aid Garden of the Telllertea(tite St. James's of Paris).• —B. Gardens of Tivoli (the Vaex)tall of Paris) lllumicated. —9: Interior of the Cafe des mills Colosimo (the Pollens)? Coffee Room of Paris).-10. Owlets* nod Palate of the. Laxamiteury (the Basking rem Floats of Par s). —11. In *- Tic) , of Very 'a, the noted RestOrateur (the Long's of Paris). —IS. Interior of Roulet Denn i s (the Old Bailey Reef Shop of Parls).--14. The (limps ilysees .(tite Hyde Ruh of Paris.)-13. The Caress liliefer (the Noah's Ark of Faris).l-18. Vieeyarsis ais Fluting* Fete (the ii t Home of Paris).-17. The Clardy* sad Yosatteles of Ver sailles. (the Hampton Court of .Parts).-18. Toe Caudill. (or All Mal In the East of Petit). —l9. Sties de Freseati the Biookes's of P4144).-3n. '[tie Boil de Boulogne (the Chalk Farm of Paris.)--91. Prishn of the Protectors of Poilee (the Poultry Compter of Pails).—tt.tinealti mg Jack's Clears tie Coehe (Cribb's Pnelber of Park).—=JS. Apart.' I waft in Mauriee's Hotel (tho Clarearlee if Paris).--Hesse rmee Lest; Pair of 81. Cloud (the Betook Grew. Fairet Pans).- Pont !loyal, with pert of l b s Leiter. (tit Wsterleo Bridge and Somerset !louse of Purl , .). The whole to lout:lade with the log Now Cosmic Pantendoe, called lIARLRQI JLIDAY lif#/k SPORTS: itiosprigh sad Gosport MIN, through Oadairelsg. Fe- IligskM., gad Parlays, every Runless at a gouts, put 7. Sad gamey at hell-past 6. Oa its arrival a Packet mils to ahe Isle of Wight, to convey pasunges and parcels; and a 1111111 Coach sets off to Chichester, through Drayton, Havant, wards. &c. stet Mail, through Healy, Oxford, and Cheltenham. Evening at a quarter past 7, and Sunday at half pest & Dover sad Canterbury Mall, through Gettreamid; 011ettans. gad Faversham, every Evening at a murter past 7, gnd Busday at half-past 6. From Canterbury, pueugers sod pergola ere conveyed to Deal, Musa's, liaseesaate. Sand &e. &c.; sod from Dover, parcels are paaveyed to Folk- Mow, Santlaate, Myth., Dlischur.h. Romney sad pydd. 1111 led Mail, through Carmarthen, t e hanclilo sod Raver fudweet. every Evening at a quartsips47 . W*0 6 7 811 % half-pest S. Bath and Bristol Post Coach. to carry sail roue Inside,- thrush Reading, Marlberoagh, ease and Chltipmaltse; every Morning at • quarter past 6. Bath sod Bristol Post Coach, every Afternoon at S. • • Bath Light Post Coach, In two days, to carry Four Inside, through Maidenhead, Reading, Marlborough, Revises. end Illelkshem. Monday. Wateesday, and Friday Mornings. at Niue. This Coach is chiefly intended for the accommods- Hon of Families. Invalids, &e. who cannot sada*? the &Hew of such a distance In one day. Brighton Light Post Coaeb, through Cuckfleld. 'locoing at 8, except Sunday. .1 Godalasing and Guildford Telegraph Coach, through ;p -uts. Leatheehead, Glandes and Horsley. Tishiskyi ?Mies sla and Saturday Moraissrs at 10. Gloucester New Post Coach, the Champion. through Wycomb, to Oxford, Cheltenham, Hersiorti, Carmarthen, Toothy, Ross, Swansea, Ike. every day at I. Healey Coach, through Madenhead, every Afternoon at I Sunday excepted. Llttlehampton, Arundel, and Petworth Coach. Tuesday,' Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, a quarter before?. Margate. Ramsgate, Deal, Saadwich, and Broadstairs Ws Post Coaches, every Morning and Evening. Oiiord Light Post Coach, through Healey, &e. every Ilernlng at 7. th New and Elegant Light Post Coeds. the Re . Jlot i t g :r7T carry only Four Inside, through Kingston, Guildford. Petersfleld, and Portsea, every Morning at b. Tort, Newcastle, and Edinburgh Coaches. and to all Parts of the North, every hiorning.st a quarter before 9. Manchester, Lancaster, Kendal, Rochdale, Huddersfield, Bradt's:we. Leeds. Halifax, Rotherham, She Meld and Nor wich Coaches, doily. Walliagford and Wastage Coach. through Maidenhead, Nettlehed, and Harwell, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mareloas. at 8. Goaeloing and Guildford Telegraph Coach, through Kingston, Dillon. Cobham. and Ripley. on Monday, Wed nesday. and Friday Mornings 1110 ; Sundays at 7, and re turns to London the same day. Marlborough and Swindon four Inside coach, through itisibears, Reading, Linabourn, Pu don. Lydington. Pewsey, Wootton Basset, Ramsbury, Hungerford, Newbury and Nialdishead. WCheltaohara Original Poet Comb, to tarry only Four fo etid.. every Mersin, at 7. CARRIERS—To Twickenham, Rrentford. not Tsleworth, *very Monday, Wednesday. Friday. and .4aturrlay. EAMES slid Co. Proprietors. Panels and Packages ore safely and expeditiously con veyed from this INN to every -City. Tool, Village, and Costatry Seat In the following Confutes, vis. : Berko, Hereford. Surrey, Basks, Oloueester,' Swersa, Cornwall, Kent. Mita, Devon. Oxford, ' Worosster, Dorset, Heats, Somerset, South Wultm, AU Parts of the Isle of Wight, Jersey, Hooresoy, and all Parts of France, and to all parts of the North. Neat Post-Chalses, &c. at dm shortest notice. our. e llotice, that no Package, tioatainlng glass. aline, irosh‘s, plea, cash, or beak-poles. however small the value. will be areounted Mr, if lost err &matted ; nor any ether parcel or Posnonger's 'vintage. aflame, than AL mdse, unless annelled as such when delivered at the Oace, mod paid for assordingly. C • • - NIVDLIS 14. per lit Dose°. at Dana - la r a,, 11.6. Leadenhall-street. City; Moulds 9d.; FWD Wgt, Candtes 4d. per lb. by the paper; Fine Sperm rantriaa as. 10d. t Wax Candles. merely lighted. as.; Mottled Soap, 765. to The. per ewt. • Yellow Soap, 86s. to Ws. ; Windsor Palm Soa p is. ; Brawn Windsor Is. 94. ; Genuine Sperm Oil bs. per Gallon, or 4s. dd. by Ten Gull-kos ; Good Lamp Oil N.6(1. As every article is of the first quality, selected entirely for a family trade, the Proprietor deems it neces sary to ob no shops will be stopplied.—Ordcrs- erre fatly packed for the country, TO THE NOBILITY. GENTRY. ANG PUBLIC. OP TDB UNITRD KINGDOM. JOSEPH COOPEIt AND SONS, LOOKINO•OL•111 •ND NUANITURI WARSIVICOI, NO 93:, OISHOPSO•TI-1171111•7 WITH!N. A' riestral traders in our particular line. we kivairkh I a century, liens :peeled satiqfliction Si. .vespoetalitc and Indotpent connexion. to 'MOM real tab tL 4. pabeir opportunity qf returning our grateful ac-I knowtodylmeals for all pintfisoonrs. and of (spunky oat' polo** and delersoined intension to net a a trontinration af their future patronage. With the change of toe times mad eirennostanees. how ever, whisk kart served to give a new feature to the spun tattoos of trade, we mad necessarily vary our arranje wars tuba:Ness ; indeed, it has become the more impera tive on when of capitol and influence in their respective cir cles to mutat the public *eulogies. because the limits to *MAW commercial liorieon has for many years extend ed appeer gradually to eontraet! and the itanqfaetnrer and Artisan are now sharing under the ellisequentpresnire arising framing want,of export and employment. This elate of things has given rise to &class of Speculators. who have endeavoured to benefitlkunsareo by offering goods of every inferiornsan‘facture,or*k although apparently cheap, yield the greater profits; Vies ore showy and decorated, but inannfaitured milking regard to durability, and con sequeldlY prove in the result a serious disappOinkesent to the purchaser. Thor* has also existed an opposite estrethe ranother elan of tradesmen hare made such exorbitant demigods for their articles, as to create surprise in tie minds tJ par chasers how Ike great disparity in the charges of dfißrent houses ran& satisfactorgy explained. We shatt leave title question as It ruts, sad enter upon one wore immediate subyeet. To be just in our dealing* as Tradesmen, we most have a profit. but we shall 6r satisfied with a moderate one ; and therefore step between the working merkanie and his ;kern less prospeets--gire him fair wages satiable to the Baer astlay ovally are—employ oar capitol in the purchase first-rate inaterial--aod qfer the character and et edit of as old established .Vercantile House, to the more Meow diate patronage of the Nobility, Gentry, and pablic of the United Kingdom. losernCoores and Sax, in lbusaerini e the meters Al kinetlonLat a eery capease. SECOND-HAND LOOKING GLASSER gait/anti, on sale at a still more considerable reduction. CARVING AND GILDING In all its branches. with a rich assortment of Chimney, Pier. CAeral, and ?'wile! Frames. constantly on view destruns of haring the Frames of Paintings or Penes re-pilt. will find the terms particularly deserting !Way. When the quantity is large, and Families are de dross' of are'diny remora& they may hare them finished on the spot with the greatest care aad dispatch. PAPYR HANG iNO. Im eserydeeoratire department, in the first style of ele gance. upon such a reduced scale as will a moat ma terial saving in large residences. CABINET WORK hlcrnsferetured In a superior manner, with erery attention to the newest friskiest and latest Improrenient. In this de partment will be found a great variety of the most elegant artieles admirably adapted for Noblemen and Gerttlemen's teats, at prices reduced beyond all former precedent. IN THE UPHOLSTERY ARRANGEMENT. Thep have studied to combine taste and elegance. haring se lected every article of the molt modern introduction adapt ed for Drawing or Dining-Rooms. Bed-chambers, ke. from the plainest to the most eostl, style. Families can be 'rail ed on in any part of the country with designs and patterns, at Ito ether charge than the trarelllng expenees. Spring caravans forwarded with furniture to any distance al a small charge per mile, which sores all expence of package, and prevents the risk of breakage or injury. TURKEY CARPETS. Haofongjetst imported o large questing, they are enabled to ofer. warranted, qf the _finest quality. of large and small dimensions, on morefaronrable terms than can be obtained at any other house in London. Brussels, a!td all other ar peting egnally reasonable. SEASONED FLOOR CLOTHS, Fitted to plan, meek reduced in prier. FUNERALS FURNISHED, And conducted with the greatest attention, from the plainest to die most sumptuous exhibition of 'mourning .grandeur, and with consistent regard to economy, without diminish ing the necessary respectability. ' To crimee the anxiety they feel for the effective ronsple- Gots of their orders, they have engaged artists competent to exhibit drawings. suited to every display of taste, eco nomy. and elegance: among these, the ornaments attend ing heraldic emblazonment* will forma prominentfiature. Any Nobleman or Gentleman desirous of exchanging or disposing of their furniture, will find an immediate oppor taw ity of effecting the same at their warehouse. Appraiseinents ix Town or Country promptly attend ed to. Jossiu COOPER and Sow having now fully explained the immediate substance of their arrangements, most conli :lenity affirm. that a reduction of from 24 to 3%) per cent. tan be offered for the advantage of immediate payment— and once more bey to solicit the generous patronage of the public. Families from the West end of the Town, by taking the route of the New-road, City-road, and Finsbotry-square. Iwill find an easy access into Bishop:gate-street. avoiding • the paved streets. 99, Bishopsgate-street Within. NO SPECIFIC wee ever brouiht into nse by the Prarsinirs of Medicine. to equal PEEI)E'S Celebrate., and Incomparable FRENCH Pi s. for the speedy, safe, and effectual CURE of a certain disoreer, in all its Insinuating forms, and the malignant and olestructive Mame, it daily makes on the Unman Frame; but, happily, these Pills Cure in so short a time, and in so safr and easy a manlier, as to warrant him in such full confidence of success. that XU Ipark of Disease shell be left in the system. These Pills are sold in Boxes, at 2s. Od., at 46. Liquorpond-strert, Lon don; but should it be preferred, tbe Doctor en cages to Care the Dieesse fors stipulated sum, or return the Money ; se that if there be No Cure, there will be No BEACON Fag INSURAN - R COMPANY, 8, Chatham Place. iliaehfriars. gfers Me following • did-. '-goilhers : Ist. 'Vile • relation forlasisraitees ro*Prirate Dweltlags, sot deemed hitzardevs, is Is 64.. is lira of Ye. slt. .1 redactiois is wade of toper CAC ua the duty paid to Goveranstat. M. Instsranees may be effected daring tires, or Jbr a stated period. 4ik. The payment . cof rent may be insured during the re. Wain, of Mali,. 16111...5A1ma a opiektpalialmamte to Tradesmen and ethers, 41) " 411 9 1414 .g*5e Pied. nth. Are per ern . is paid en the amount insured tithia mile welltlettp the fire takes place, and the remainder as soya as Mahon casks asarrtatatd. rev I)meet,krs mot every. Thursday, at 8, Chatham. v . poeutdi,TioNA AND Tux LATE CENSUS. This day is pubilahed , k Si‘o. price de. in boards. ALE I'TEE 'tii the Keit. v. R. MALTHUS, M.A P.R.14.; belay au Answer to the Criticism on Mr. Godwin's Work on Population. which was inserted le the 70th Number of the Llinburich Review. To which is ad ded, an Exasination of the Censuses of Great Britain and Ireland. fly DAVID BOOTH. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, an; Brown, London. CARROLL'S GREAT LUCK. CW ARRO. hepes that the Erect Goad Leak which attended the Purchasers at his Offices io the Oid Year will be continued in the New one. and that be shall have the pleasure at adding TO-111011110W a great proportion of the by Capitals now in the Wheel to the following List of Capitals already sold by bim hi the present Lottery, ladled ing all the Prizes of 20.0001. yet drawn, eiz.— Lids .1•20.0641 I ft. I 31......+0300 10.3e9....110,000 13.400 .......209 10,613 .......SOO I 19.117.......90(1 ' 19,927 .......200 6,029.......203 I Arc. tte. ••• Warranted Uodrawn Teekets end Blares Sre Selling at CAIIIIO4OI fortunate Ofncea, 19, Cornhill. and 99. Os ford•etreet. The Wheel "imitable 52 Capitals, including One of 90,000 i. Two of 1000. besides others of 2,000/. 1,0 tOl. atc. the whole of which oust be drawn TO-11Olt- ROW, that being the last and only Day of Drawing. riIOWERS'S TONIC PILLS, for Weakness of the Stormash. Indigestion, Costiveness, Milos. Irregulari ties, sic. are earnestly recommended in all those cases, (and they are very numerous) where, the stomach being already weak, and the digestive powers deranged, active purgatives -*bight) tejudicial, and predictive of serious iajary to Jon. These Pills. is their operation, ere peen , safe, and effectual. As a gentle aperient Tonic, ,se, intl yet strengthen the stomach, restore the , promote digestion, and keep the bowels in a regu comfbrtable state, free from costiveness. but by no nalesod. The Tonle Pills are sold (at is. tht, ; Is. • and 221. per box), by venders of genuine tismsgisoist England, Scotland. and Ireland. ere. the algastare of •• Jonrs Torras's" on the Ist tame round the royal grass on the seal. CASH OF DHLICACY. ir be a toad. and live upon the vapours of a dungeon, than keep a career in the thing I love for o'her u s SHAY :SPEAR!. A see of Crispin. was charged on Thrirs.lay at the Head Office of Police, by the Sovereign Lord and Mas ter of a Lady Pair, whose person, it was alleged, he bad violated, llea ciranmstances out of which the charge arose, were stated to be as follow :—A few nights since, the Lady was sitting at a late hour in her lonely apart ment. awaiting the return of her " sleeping partner", who was at that moment occupied at an adjacent public.' house, where, with bacchanalian rites, he offered up his devotions, which be had unhap pily transferred from the shrine of a softer deity. to theosy God. Wearied with suspense, hope, and disappointment, the Lady went in quest of her husband, and found Idea engaged in quafhng libations with cheerfulness andil alacrity ; and ably Refitted by a friend, the alleged xielinquent in this ease, who the Lady then saw for thatifirst time. It was at Church that Pstrarcla saw Laura for the first time; she was engaged in prayer, and seemed with her orisons to give her heart. Laura was married, so was cur heroine ; but " Love, free as air, at sight of human ties, •' Spreads its soft wings.• aid in a momeut ' It was at his DEVOTIONS that Or Weroine saw the on orCrlspin, who on his part. wanlttrock by the conjugal fidelity of the enamoured wife. wisp came to recover from the ale house the body of her husband, .in whatever state it might be found. It has been said by epieures in sensibility, that•srventeen is " the inter eating age" of females; if so, oar heroine was doubly intereiting, as she hail twice numbered that period of time. To resume, the Lady, her husband, and the husband's friend, saw the Lady home, when the two gen tlemen left her, and returned to take a parting cup. The son of Crispin. however, stole back again to the Lady, unaccompanied by the husband, and told her that be had been sent by the husband to bring her to him to an other public house where he then was. Off flew the Lady, under the guardianship of the friend, to the public house, snit they were shown into an apartment where the husband wasnot. There was, in truth, nobody there but " their two selves". The guardian of the Lady offered her a treat of whiskey and peppermint, the latter of which she declined. got " mighty agree able" until the son of Cris:-.in offered a most flagitious affront to the Lady, " before her face". The attempt was, as Joliet says, " sudden, rash, and unadvised :" he persisted, the Lady resisted, virtue triumphed, and he desisted. As some atonement for the outrage lie had offered, he proposed to bring her to the house were her husband really was: she, o-ealt, trusting woman, believed him to be sincere, and accompanied him into the street ; bet on their way, the reprobate effected his diabolical purpose, by a stratagem, which the delicacy of nor readers will excuse us from detailing at length. The Lady returned to her home ; bat potting some faith in the old silage, " a slice off a cut loaf :s not missed", kept the knowledge of this villainy from her husband, who questioned her very closely as to some suspicious appear ances shoot her. The IYost N Err the secret (but this was no IVosnatt), for some days; her husband, who is, it appears, also a shoemsl:er, brought the strap into play, and ultimately estrai ted a confe•.ion trout her of the whole affair. 7her•e i s nothing tiles leather. The case was then brought before the Magistrates of the Head of Police; the parties were Civilise! for themselves, and the case was, on hearing. dismissed --(Dublin Morning Post.) An accident of a fatal nature nearly occurred yester day morning on the Serpentine river, in consequence of the ice giving way at the upper end, by which 2 per sons were immersed in the water. Tiiesssiatance of the Royal Humane Society's agents rescued them from their perilous situation at the instant they were sinking. They appeared to be much injured by the cold. MAELIIQUIN'S 'HOLIDAY ; OR, THE COCKNEY their bosisess to u4lics, trust they it tolle cook err as_. 1 4 y p'eiu SPORYSItEN. . atkapting shot they cannel matetate and support—their ti , r constitution. '.. Mt. Kirby ; Pantaloon, "Me. Daly;, Celia- Warekoase-cootslas every descriptioa of the best titans- gaTIY mild, safe 1111171:1Zriloopsoa ; and Clone. Mirror Paolo. ".','. factored lest . siture. •.• they cleanse, a • Illiom AIL; Pat In.; Oadlary 1164-Doona Ors of Ills, , sed • • LOOKING 'GLASSES. •- . eppetlte, promo iftaimposac. talasenasoas at s Illpaitar Wive Sono. - • Proaathe knows** redootios which has twos lakes thole. . lir and tvintbri, . ..,,,e. • -, be alarm; (wet of magobterst siset)ro las se park* abeam too miss .. ..4140g4 ~ INN. ,' f.. or 1. ', • tAliosterest Nshiestes or tiesstioswa desirous qf Jtklibp is 4 01 Orl• ; I ts. t I ST. Cll 4 l4lllisTll STRANik .r 1 ;, - hat Leith this steptat. sad fathiorsabk ' show loOltiais Woo vipmspo wl sor . : • =gamseiday., aril foot Aet . ige_ .__ __Trete cti le verriu g or D o i r e ic h? rs r- • • • Obierve , 41 1 enir r belt sail his mum : 6 ,?..•.-ylavaarar - 1111611esSatnaini. -• • gam, or frisked sifts:Mac their Mgt ata - eintee= l X FOLLOWING MAILS anal ether (*ACHIM /mid is a retailer degree cheaper that Crow* Glass. Th t 1: ." go Aron the abr.,' INN t article, for a small histragere. sill be delirertil, free front ~ risk Royal Mall, via Dover, Tuesday iiiid Priddy Wish% risk or lorrabage, or large glasses forwarded by tpriay ea- 44 I h a d n o m "%Twelve. • .nnonsa. constructed for the porpoise, to asp part of O M Ow , .1 - . - _ _ . Sue .. al - A ..-1, .I.•\ 1 • • f • .1 A A . •-213 • a aataang t PAY. A. B. The Itch Cared without washirig or anointing, by 1101eiti ag only, price 2s. 9d. PRICE SEVEN PENCE biI:RDER. ~~-~- - . (ram me tact. ANVISTISER, JAN. 10.) • A rbeeifiiiewerful sermation has been . prodncsd in Be. , aerley any the viefisity.bytheperpetratton of a reorder. la that beighbourbood; 'committed upon a young may, • porter, is the employ of Mr. P. 'figar, drugkiit. His saint was Richard Weaker. and his fate has excited the utmost horror and sympathy. It appears that the un fortunate: *offerer was sent by his master to Driffietd, ea Friday, the 47th I)ecember : and that be left that plisse about hlf-paiet two o'clock in the afternoon, on his re-, tors home. Mr. Tiger was surprised at kis nee-arrival, end sent a messeee out the subject to his friends the fol. totting day; which, however. the carrier neglected as. deliver. In • few days. a pair of shoeswere seat to him from his father's; inquiry was made after him, bat is vain ; iiismaster and friends became alarmed; and ea Monay last, several parties went 'in 'catch of Mm is the direction of DriMeld. The same day, his body was• discover.d by his brothcr•in-law, in a field between Scarbro' and Leckonfield, about a quarter of a mile from the latter place. It presented an horrid spectacle. The body was naked from the waist upwards; the forehead' was completely best in; the right ear was toe's or; a severe wound was inflicted on one of the cheeks; sad the throat was cut across so SA nearly to *KM th• head ...om the body! Divine Providence seldom permits the roarderer to go nnpunished, even in this life. The followiag day. circumstances haring transpired which attached snip cion to a man named Wm. Johnson, be was taken into custody at his mother's home at Kelk ; and a mass of circumstantial evidence has since been collected, which ceti leave little doubt of it's participation in the dread fill crime. We understand, limit the deceased and Jobe son were me', walking together, about four miles from Driffield, on the afternoon of the 27th, by a person who was formerly a fellow t of Walker, with whom he stopped and talked. Early on Ilse morning of the Johnson was seen crossing some fields by a person. who o ent up to him; and on their entering into conver sation, Johnson proposed an exchange of watches, at the same time producing one with a very particular mark' on the face, which has since been identified as the pro perty of the deceased, and worn by him on the day of the murder. At this time Johnson had a new hat on his head (since proved to belong to Walker) and a bundle under his arm, from which hung a white bat, usually worn by himself. On the Thuraday following, he appeared publicly in the streets of Driffield, in part of the deceased's clothes, and also on the subsequent Sunday. Time watch has been seen io his possession by persons. And, as a rather singular, but at the same time confituatory circomstisoce, we may mention. that a bone but:on was found lying near the body„ whit h exactly corresponded with those worn by John son, one of which was wanting. The hat, bought by Walker of a tradesman at Beverley on Christmas Eve, was found in the room in which Johnson was taken.— On exausination.,it bore marks of the blows which had been inflicted on Walker's forehead; and on. lha right side, corresponding is ith the ear which had been torn off, were marks of blood on the lining. though attempts had evidently bees made to scrape them off with a knife. I n addition to this, he was, at the moment of hie apprehension. actually wearing a red waistcoat which is proved to have been taken from Walker. The spot where the atrocious deed 'was perpetrated is within a few hundred yards of several houses; and a woman, who occupies one of them, heard the cries of a person in distress, about half past six o'clock in this evening of the27th, but took no further notice of thu circumstance. The deceased was 22 years of age, and bore an estimable character. Johnson is a farmer's sir ,at, about the same age, and remarkably stoat. lie lived some time .ago with a farmer in llolderness. from whence he absconded in the beginning of last har vest. and Imagines been in the neishbourhod of Driffield. Not long ago he was convicted of poaching, and impel totted in Beverley House of Correction. Since his ap prehension end during his examination before the Magis trates, lie has manifested the most callous indifference. On Wednesday, he was finally committed for trial at the ensuing assizes, and was yesterday conveyed to York. CRUELTT TO ANIMALL—The attention of the Magic; trates of this town is imperiously required to stop th. cruelty inflicted, two or three times every week, on the animals which draw those public nuisances called— " Vans." On Sunday morning lass, about 9 o'clock, one of these vehicles arrived in Castle-street, with four horses so completely knocked up, that they stood still from weakness, when the man, who rides behind, I.titt the man who drove, dismounted, and commenced flog ging. the horses in a most shameful and cruel manner. by which means this contrived to force the poor ani mal. on about a yard at a pull; near the Horse and Jockey a trace broke, and the VAII swung round and nits nearly overturned, to the great danger of persona passinz ; this cruel scene, we are informed lasted full halt an hour, the time occupied in going from the bottom of Castle-street to the turnpike; and, to the disgrace of the spectators, no person took the perpetra tors before a Magistrate. The week before a fanner's man had compassion en the animals, and drew the Van up the hill with his master's horse,. Tuesdaylaet, about a quarter before nine, one of these Vans came down Castle-street; one of the wheel horses had a raw place on the shoulder, and the skin banging down at least three inches, and every step the poor animal took the blood trickled on the ground from the collar pressing on the wound. These enormities are practised in a greater or less degree two or three times every week, and we trust this mention of the subject will cause a stop to be pot to them, and that the Magistrates will have the Van indicted, for it is always loaded to such height as to endanger the lives of persons io the streets, as it passes through the town. t e apprehend it must be contrary to low to suffer it to travel on the Sabbat day.—(lteoding Mercury) ACCIDEVT AT ABERIORD —The Debtors in I( Castle having to go to IYakefiekl, for the purpose bring examined at the Sessions. nn Fridny last, a cot was engaged of Air. Simpson, of York, to convey e to thither and back. On their return in the evenii um observed that the coachni an had not proper comm, of the horses, and the jailor, " Sam", whet accompat the passengers, consisting of no fess than 20 in Dunn took the reins. In Aberford they changed - horses, just as they were leaving the torn, it being al 7 o'clock an.l almost dark, the horses were driven di a very dangerous declivity, on the south side of Abet (:ridge, and the roach was overturned with a drew crash. Providentially, no lives were lost; but ot the outside passengers had his collar hone dislocate.. one of the inside passengers also had his head *erredh cut, and the remainder of the passeagers were more lees bruised. They avers taken to the inn kept by ! Morrie. where they were attended by a snrgeon, and the following day they were conveyed foncir4 to Yr iltlecrtizer, Friday.) 4 tees. most bbath 1 York se of coach - 1 them • ing it f mand 4 ,atried tuber. , and about down •rford !sdful one of • :ate& rerely et or , 0 r Mr. .01 ea 4 • York. s. ;~