The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-10-08 00:00:00

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Os t he l e t h o t. was published, the Slily-Ninth Number of SHE MONTHLY GAZETTE OF HEALTH, • eastalaiiiilnterestlei Pirtladen'. of the Causes, Treat s*. o me ISpeaseil which 111f011111014 the Lives oldie to Qases, sad of Napolsola Boaaparte—Cases of Tie Do . , em u, pa* by Carbonate of Iron, by Burgeon Hutchinson With,l6--A ageterious Case of Sudden Death of a slltariW iebna 10 0 Y-- Th e Cows, Prevention, Treatment. e. if dm Nervosa, Rheumatic, Bilious. and Plethoric Ileadaehe—Dr. Thoson's Fatal Case of Rheumatism, with Practical itemaits—&Oure of Hydrophobia. which lately occurred la the eltr4sihructions for employing electricity and Giliranlmo fa a variety of Diseases—A Case of Wen cured by Ligature—Descripdon of a New Instrumeot for caring Contracted Limbs—Dr. Dodd's Physician's Guile— Exposition of the Impudenee and Literary Quackery of a pretended Quarterly Midico-Chirurgical Review. Se. Se.— told by Sherwood aad Co: Paternoster row, at 170, Picca dilly, and by an Booksellers. PATENT ECONOMICAL iod UNIVERSAL LAMP.—The Chamber Lamp, increasing in interest as the dayi shorten, the Patentee is Induced to present this to the Public as a woke ofeensfort superior to any in this country, or perhaps the world. It embraces brilliancy, per fect safety, and certainty for any length of time required. will bear any motion, can be regulated to burn the longest or shortest night. disappearing in the morning without smoke or small. The saute principleapplies, and the Lamps equally portable, as elegant pedestals. for the dining table, sideboard, study, ntaatlepiece, &c. ; and also Glass Gre cian Haitging Lentil for the hall, conservatory, passages, staircase, drawing-room lustres, &e. elegantly simple and much admired. It is a most essential acquisition in all these Lamps, that they will burn the whole evening without Mai -1 slog, requiring to be replenished with cotton only once In two or three mouths, and so simple that a child can turn them. The annual expense of light horning every nightie the year. proportiosate with candles, is, for the chamber as above described, 10s.; for the kitchen, equal to a candle eight to the pound, his.; parlour or mould sixes, I 31.; and to fours. 175.; suppose a douse lamp for the dining table, equal to four mould fours. Abe. ' • or hall, three mould sixes, 40s. Th us th e decrees of light. more or less, can be regu lated at pleasure suited to the occasion. By this statement Goalless* sbayeseeitaln the great eating In proportion to their establishments, bearing In Wad, that these Lamps burn as sweet as watt.—Sold for the Patentee. by Thames-Pewee and Co. No. SEIS, facing the front of St. Clement's Church, Strand: who to secure the reputation of this intention from the effects of adulterated oil, are bound to sell none but pure and genuine Spermaceti. Letters addressed post paid, from any part of the Kingdom, will meet with prompt at tention. BANKRUrTCY SUPSIISIDID. R. Lambert, Ardwiek, Manchester, cwt..- BANKRUPTS. . W. Rowbottom, Oldham, Lancaster. machine-maker, to surrender Oct. 96, 96. Nov. 17, at the White Bear Ina. Man chester. Attorney.. Mr. Whitehead, Oldham ; and Messrs. Milne end Parry, Temple. S. Moody. Frome &awned, Somerset. baker, Nov. 1, 9. 17. at the Wheat Sheaves lan. Frome Selwood. Attorneys, Messrs. Perkins and Frampton, Holborn -court, Gray's-lan ; and Mr. Miller. Frome Salwood. J. Rower, Tothill-street, Westminster. grocer, Oct. It 20, Nov. 17, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Tottle, Richardson, and Gaunt. Poultry. J. T. Thompson, Loog-acre, coach-joiner, Oct. 27, SO, Nov. 17, at Guildhall. Attorneys. Messrs. Stevens and Wood. Little St. Themes Apostle. T. R. Evans, Strand. wine-merchant, Ott. 20, 21. Nov. 17, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Stevens and Wood. Unto St. Thomas Apostle. S. Wells, Middleton-garden, Pentourille. fruiterer. Oet. 16, 23, Nov. 17, it Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Tatham, Cas tle-street, Ilolbora. Nov. 1. A. T. Pauline mad J. M. ifalonek. LlemP•l4, merchants—Oet. 94. H. Atmore. Fattish's. Norfolk. vent —Oct. 310.G1./111114 Clolltoolmot. stonemason—Oct. 16. H. V. WitlE;Mriftfites, inerehant—Nov. 1. W. Harris, Bir ndngbam. buttomnaker—Oct. IS, J. Mason, Livet7 ooll . linen-draper—Oct. SO, G. Comas. Gray's-inn-lane, awe ehant—Oct. 27. H. and J. Hall. Sua-wharf, Upper Thames street. Iron-merchants—Oet. SO. J.Rutemen and W.Culbard. St. John -street. West Smithfield. brass-founders—Oct. 27. R. Atkinson, H. Wafters and W. Ord. Fenelturch-Wreet. wine-merchants—Nov. S. J. Field; Pickett.street. Strand. linen-draper—Oct. IS. W. Miles, Oxford-street, linen-dra per—Oct. 27, T. J. Laseasier, Cateaton-street, merchant— Nov. IS, J. Pitt. Cheltenham. upholsterer—Oer. SO. R. Ralph and W. King, Ipswich, maltsters--0ct.27. W.Cruick qhenk, London-street. merchant—Oct. 27, J. P. Ungnmond, London-street, merchant. LEGHORN BONNETS esorr To as_RIVALLED. To Priaters, BE ex OLD BY Editors AUCTIO. Proprie N, tors, Ike. TO BY JOHN LANGDON, Nr.eirt's,No. Hi, Pickett-street, Strend,TO-MORROW, Ste Oth Oetobe, at Ooe, VitesblePatest haprevol PRINTING PRESS, be shock of twilit the some I a, t.tigbt by which Newspapers may _ _ My as tilteant Engles. At Uwe same time wffl be sold Bight Cwt. Si' type, of 'valkous sizes, with frames, reams, eut iron chases, Sc. all nearly new. To be viewed 'Ell the sate, where Particulars and Catalogues may be had ; sad of John Imagdoa, ',roadway, near Ludgate-hill ; and 031ackbeatb-blii.. • . In the above sale will be sold a Sixth Share of Winch's Patut Improved Printing Press, bearing date the 16th day wf lea, for ionsiesa pers. E TTON, Steek- T Broker, 42, is t e ' n o d ra t h o ill hl s end 1.40 beat Fortudsd- I4for Publie, tin reline of the present Grand Money Lot tery, e, width commences drawing 311th Next Month, (October.}:- t, 'Mere are Three Prizes of 30,011 W. Money, besides 30 other Grand Prises of 6,0001. ' LOOM.. &e. Ike.—Each Ticket tie ' tides its own fate,— No Classes.—and the old grand system reviled, of not Two Blanks to a Prize. HYMN being so feonfideat that it will give such general satisfaction to the Public at large, that be anticipates there will be a great : vise la the price of Tickets and Shares, therefore he recommends an early purchase. EYTON, in the lost Lottery, was portieutodg fortunate, having sold tun. a Prize of 7,5 001 . -2 , 021 , 6031., besides several minor Ca- 1 ghillie. .*„. All Business in the Public Funds transacted with fidelity and despatch. UNEQUALLED TRAVELLING TO DOVER. DE AL. RANISO ATE. MAKI ATE AND CANTERBURY. • Four Inside Coaches. and keep goon Time, By S. A. MOUNTAIN AND CO. thaACEN'S 1111A 0 tics, SulNNell-STaKeT, SNOW -HILL, 1 LoNOON. Arring following POST COACHES, MAIL i 11. COACHES. &c. set out from the above Inn : ;The "Telegrollh," Dover; Deal, Ramsgat%:largate, rnterbury, Fevirsham and Sand,wich new ijgoach, Very tuorning, atoll gustier past seven o'clock./ , In consequence' of the decided preference given to the tteve coach, the proprietors a e determined no expence ' II be spared to rondo, it the t eonveyaneypts that road. rompton, Chatham, Roche ter, Stroud. Rlttingbourne, I v; t nd Reinke's, every m orning, at a quarter pest seven. Falmouth, Plymouth. Exeter, Weymouth, .gorehester, Itgetesosth, end Salisbury. every emoting, at seven. through lioeitsiOlimiasier, Brldport, Blandford, Basiegstoke, sad Sleet. e "Union," Southampton, Lymington, Winchester, !ad Basingstoke new four inside coach, every morning at eight i arrives at the Conch and Horses. Southampton. by 111 re. This is a most tHightful conveyance to the isle of Wight, Jersey, Guernsey, St. blaloes, Havre de Grace, Cherburg, &c. The proprietors of the above coach hope to receive a con deviance of that support which has hitherto been experienced duce the cointuencetnent of the " Union." No racing with other coaches. Bath and Bristol flying post coaches, through Chippen• him, Caine, and Marlborough. every afternoon, at one : ar rive MTh.. May's, the Greyhound Inn. Bath, and the Lon don Tavern, Tho::ins-street, and Swan Bristol, next morning. cOat'llES To IVEI.I.A, 11111SIGIMATIN, TACNTON, ANT' Pl.l-3:OUTII. The "Umpire," a new Liverpool light coach, only one night on the road, carrying four inside, sets out daily at one ; strives at Liverpool nest afternoon at seven, through Wu _Urn. Northampton. Welford. Lutterworth, Hinckley, Aiherstone, Litchfield, Stone, Newcastle, Kitutsford, War rington, and Preston. Shrewsbury, Wellington, and Shine' post coach, every everting. et five. Guarded. The " Union," Weymouth. Dorchester. Blandford, Salis bury, Andover, Illackwater, Bagshot, and Basingstoke new pest coach. every afternoon. TUE WItY3IOI"TE PACKETS TO GUERNSEY, JERSEY, CllERNill'ita. PT. SIALOES, The "Rockingham," Leeds new light coach, sets out every morning at eight ; and passes through Baidock, Rlggleswede, Eaton, hilton, Greethom, Grantham, Bawtry. Stamford, Newark, Retford, Doncaster, and Ferrybridge, to the Golden Lien, Lewis. next morning, at ten. Notwithstanding the uncommon expedition of this coach, it is allowed to be the most agreeable and complete public 110'ivevaace on the north road, being unequalled by any other. Glasgow. Lonetown, Gretna Green, Anan, Dumfries, Brownhill, Thornhill, Sanquhar, Kiln, Cassock, Kingswell, and all parts of Scotland, a pestcoach daily. York, Scarborough, Whitby, Shields. Sunderland, New castle and Edinburgh, new post coach, with a guard throughout • sets out every morning at nine. by way of Newark, R;tford, Tadeaster, Darlington. Northallerton, Durham, Morpeth, and Berwick. Passengers finding them selves fatigued on the journey. may rest what time they please, and then proceedon without any additional fare. klariborough and Swindon new four inside coach, through Aldbouro, Reading. Lambourn, Parton, Lydington, Pewsey, Wooton Basset, Ramsbery, Hungerford and Newbury, every morning. Bridgenorth, Weisel, Shrewsbury and Holyhead four Inside coach, every evening. Boston, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton and Huntingdon Royal Mail Coach, every evening; to. Spilsby, Louth, Grimsby and Hull. afternoon at a quarter before six. Carlisle, Penri;h, and Whitehaven Post-Coach: goes with four horses end a guard all the way ; passes throngh trough. Appleby. Greta-bridge, Richmond, Catterick, Poroughbridge, Wetherby, Aherford, Doncaster, amt: fifiranthera ; sets out every morning, and performs the jou r hey with the greatest facility. Passengers detained ou thq road by business, or pleasure. have the peculiar advantage of their seats being secured in the next coach. I Kendal. Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonadale, Bolton, %May, Ormskirk. and Gusting post-coaches, every af teenoon at Five. Liverpool, Warrington, Knotsford. Stone, Stafford. and Litchfield new light four inside post-coach, called the "Defiance," every evening at See o'clock, to the Saracen's Heed inn, Dale-street,Liverpool. Manchester, Winslow. Congleton. Newcastle, Weisel, and U olverhampton new four inside post-coach. every afternoon. Sheffield and Rotherham post-coach, called the " Rock laltham." every storming. Lincoln. Northesve. Bowden and Doncaster post- Coach every morning, to the Crctss-KeYs, Market-place, Hell. ILA. MOUNTAIN and 00. respectfully :flutist their ' Friends and the Public, that they will net be account-' Mlle for any panels, Passengers' Luggage, Writings, Plate, Ike, °futon than Five Pounds value, if lost, stolen, or da- Inaged, veins entered missals. and Ike insurance paid foil mordingly, at the Saracen's Head Ina, Snowethill, London. THIS MONTH. HAZARD and Cu. the Contractors, remind the Public that the Drawing of the present MONEY LOTTERY will continence on the 3Utit of This Month. They have the greatest pleasure in acknowledging the re peated testimonies of approbation bestowed on the Scheme idieh combines all thi points that the Peblic have so long cilled for. There are THREE OF .4t3U,000: ! ! THIRTY OTHER CAPITAL.—AII Sterling Money.— Not Two Blanks to a Prize.—No Classes.—And no Stock II AZARD and Co. have already had the pleasure of Sell ing All. the .t 30.000 Prizes in One Lottery, and hope to repeat their good fortune in the present Lottery. They Shared and Sold in the Lest Lottery No. 1&702. a .t 21.4100. and 6.034, a .t 13.000! at their Old and very Fortuaste Offices, 93, Roy al Exchange; 26, Gornhill ; and Stn. Os ford-street. MORRIS'a COS7OII DROPS, for Coughs, Colds, Asthurm and Conatunrion.—These Drops are ad mitted to he tli , 4 best Medicine for immediate relief and per fect cure for all dangerous Coughs preceding a Consump tion, which if taken in time, will infallibly prevent that se rious malady ; they have been administered in private prac tice 'upwards of Twenty Yea-s, witit the greatest success ; they are admirably adapted to allay that tickliag sensation which provokes frequent Coughing, retaining all Obstruc tions, Hoarseness, Wheezing, ti:iortnesii of Breath, and all 'atmptoms that usually attend colds. Prepared by G. MORRIS, Chemist, tte. to the Royal Family, lligh-street, Kensington ; to be had at M.,s: Drug aristo Ilyolv,ellers, and Nle Heine Vender% in the United !WOW ti where may be had, Nloants's tiot.ocs ANTILII- Ltous. or Flume Ptu.s. one of the most sire and ettles clsous Family Aledicines.—Sold iu Bottles and Bones. at Is. lid. and Is. 911. each.—Noce are genuine unless signed by G. 11101LIII8ou the Government stamp. .• Pit. SIBLI"a RE-ANIMATING SOI,A ft . 1 INC TURI.: is universally allowed to be the most pleasant, safe and efficacious remedy ever offered to the public.-- Its warm and renovating qualities renter it the brit medicine for debility, consumptions, nervous Rad rhettnrtic complaints, spasms. indigestion. lowness of spirits. amt 1.1 those distressing affections which harass the weak. seaentary and delicate. It requires no argument to co:l%litre more than a trial, after which those who value health will m.vrr choose to be without it. Prepsred and sJitt by Mr. J. R. Stiffen, 33, Glocester-street, Queen's-square, Illtrotnsbury. in bottles at Os., 7s. Od., and lk. each ; and in family hot- Iles (by which there is a saving of 75.) at tlq. each. Also, Dr. Sibly's Lumw Tincture, for complaints incident to the female sex, in bottles of 44. 0.1. awl Ilk ti t. raeh. Observe, none can be genuine unless signed by the proprietor. J. R. Satfell, in his own hand-writing. on the wrapper. of each bottle. Sole wholesale agents, Messrs. Barclay and lions. 93. Fleet-market. London; and sold retail by Ward. 314. Holborn; Sanger, 130, Oxford-street; Stradline, Royal Exchange-gate; and by all respectable stationer:-, drug gists, and medicine venders, threughout the Ainclont. FROM S.ITURDArs LONDON GAZETTE. WH ITEHA LL, Om. 6. The King arrived at Brussels on Thursday. the 27th of last month. In good health. Ills Majesty left that city on Monday morning the Ist inst. accompaniod by the Duke of Wellington and the Earl of Clanearty ; and after visiting the fields of Waterloo, slept at Sombre( that night. WAR-OFFICE, Ocr. S. 2d Regiment of Life Guards—Assistnnt-Sur7enn Broughton to be Surgeon. vice Moore. who retires ; K Cutler. Gent. to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Broughton. Commis/ions signed by the Lord Lieutenlnt of the West Riding of the County of York, City and County of the City of York. E. B. Denison, Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenant ; R. York, Esq. to be ditto. id West York Militia—C. IL Priestly to be Major, vice Serjeentson, resigned. 3d West York Militia—F. W. Chambers, Gent. to be Ensign. Yorkshire Hussar Yeomanry—Lieut. R. L. Lee to be Captain, vice Smith. resigned; Cornet J. L. Kaye to be Lieutenant, vice Style, resigned; Cornet the Hon. J. IL Cradock to be ditto, vice Kendal. resigned ; the Right Ron. L. A. J. Pennington, Lord Muncoster, to be Cornet, vice Kaye, promoted ;R. Gilbert, (lent, to be ditto, vice Cra dock, promoted. Southern Regiment of Yorkshire (West Riding) Yeomanry Cavalry—J. Wray, Gent. to be Assistant-Surgeon. Craven Legion Cavalry—Went. T. Al. Johnson. to be Captain (of the additional Troop) ; Cornet. J. B. Hall to be Lieutenant, vice Johnson, promoted •; R. Tillotson, (lent. to be ditto (of the additional Troop); J. Garth, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Chamberials,easigned. Leeds Volunteer (Light) Infantry—Ensign IL Bromley `to be Lieutenant, vice W. B. Smith, resigned ; C. Brown, ojnts . . Gait. to be Ensign, vies Bromley, promoted. Commissions signally the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Cumberland. R. Ferguson, Req. to be Deputy Lieutenant ; R. Fawcett, Esq. to be ditto; W. Fletcher, Clerk, to be ditto. Royal Cumberland Regiment of Militia—W. Widdup, Gent. to be Lieutenant; I. L. Wynne, Gent. to be ditto. Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Westmorland. Royal Westmorland Regiment of Militia—T. A. Mating. Ge s t t i t: lo b o :riga. d Yeomanry Cavalry—E. W. Iltsell, Fsq. to boMajor—Cl.Trattbeek, Req. to be Captain ; 11. Addi son, Gap. to be Lletkteasat. • sarnuturrcisi iNLARGED. D. E. Colston, Islington-road, upholsterer. from Oet. 6 to Oat. 211. E. Howard and J. Gibbs. Coat-street. Borilogton-gar dens, money-serireaer, from Sept. 0 to Nob. 2&. CERT] lICA TEII.--..00T. 417. G. Filndt, London-wall. mercimot—J. S. Prowse, Bo tolph-lane, merchant—A. Boyde. White Hone-street, Com mercial-road. master-mariner---It. Crosby, Eden-place, Kentisb-town, bookseller—J. Lynch, Li vt•ripnol. merchant— J. Forsdick, Gower-piace, Huston-square, builder—W. H. Bayly, Cheltenham, banker. PARTNERS/ 1 1PS zussoLsrn. R. Rowe and J. Barrett. Y.wvii, Sontersetshlre, butchers —F. Brewin and F. Ryland. Parson's-preen, Fulham, sehoolniasters—W. Turton and S. Iligham, Wigan, fustian manufacturers—R. and P. Nlalliew, Holies-street, Caven dish-square. haberdashers—J. Amies and .1. Robinson, Manchester, nisnufacturers—S, Leresche and G. Maris, Manchester, WA rebousemeis—J. Spencer and 'J. Wright, Relper, Derhyshire. itail-manufacturers—M. A. Whitehead and C. Gordon. New Pond -street, milliners—J. Joliumm and R. and J. Itoskell. Liverpool. watchmakers—B. Patrick. sen., C. J. Hector. and H. Patrick. jan., Peterstield. hankers —F. Inginire and C. Bone, Marg•tte. taylors—J. Hutchin son niut 11. Hopkinson, Linf-olies-inn—J. Ray and J. Mon tague, Denmirk-street, St. Giles's, jewellers - G. A. and R. A yin in. J. P syne. and It. Nellie. AVLlt•lik PRICE or CORN CtSGLIIND AND W Wheal, 7U-i. 7tl.—ltye, 345. tkl.—llartry, Id.—Oats, 235. 411.--Itesns. 30s. likt. 'file At ergo Prier of Brown or Alusensado Steger, corn paled rrom the Returns mean in the Week ending the 3J day of Ontuber, All. is 3ls. 2 I. per.ewt. RECORDEKS - efklik r, DUBLIN. Eavz - ,llfix, 4. -Yak7ll4 ) , the Iteroriler havjni: rakes' tits sealnri - thiriiiiteli. snit a Jury being sworn, the 0: ',tine prisoners were tried - •• - - - - - - Charles Comp6ell was in.lictral for obtaining 4/. ster ling, unlawfully, from Mr. James O'Donnell. on pre tence of recovering said O'Lliitild Irs g 3141 watch, seal and key, of tetoich be had been robbed by four pe:sons unknown. Prismwr was also indicted for conspiring, with others, to rob and defraud said James O'Donnell. 3lr. Jatile‘ o'Donncll, :mom—Witness knows the crisoner; witness was rolibeil on the night of 5t la of lets: month, at half-past twelve o'clock, in Cape' street, In.. tween Mr. Stephens's, the hosier, sod Mary-street; was knoehefl down; there were four fellows round him; a zol.l watch, seal and key, were tsken Irons Isis persati : never got them since; gave inform:a:ism of the robbery at Mottatrath-street. avail Mari ..trough-street Police-of tires ; was told b%' a peace otlieer of the name of Rushy, that his oniy di a ller of recovering his property was through the interference of a notorious character of the name of Charles Campbell; had an interview with tamp bell (the prisoner,) in ronsequenco ; Campbell told wit ness then that he It tilt he could net him his watch ; when witness sate him afterwards, he slid lie had got it; that he had been drinking, with the five shillings wit ness had given him, with the boy who had robbed hint, hot that his watch was "paced" for four pounds; by " fenced" the prisoner afterwards stated, that he meant it was sold for four pounds; the pri soner then told witness that if he would give him four pounds be would bring him his watch; but that if any person went with hint he could not zet it at all ; witness thinking the first loss quite sufficient, hesitated to give the four pounds until he should consult the peace offieer ; went to Busby, and afterwards returned and gave the four pounds to the prisoner ; clever got his watch or any part of the four ponn.ls since ; could not ;timidly any of the persons that robbed hien, except a s to the appearance of one of them; received a letter from the prisoner after be was-taken; does not know it to he . !lis hand-writing, bet the prisoner admitted to Mr. Brooker that it was written by him. (Here the prisoner said to witness, " dial he not earn the four pounds, in looking after his watch for three days, and that he spent the most of the money in look ing for it.") Mr. Robert Booker, examined.—The prisoner admit ted to witness, the letter produced to be in his banal writing: prisoner was in Neweate at the time, and wit ness remarked, that it was odd that the letter should lie dated from Church-street.—(Here the letter was read in evidence;) it was dated " Church-street, Friday even ing," and was addressed to " Mr. &Donnell, *Moles worth-street ;" it commenced, "Honoured Sir," and after promises to recover the watch. and entreaties for libera tion, concluded laconically with " write me a few lines." After the letter had been read, the prisoner said that " be never could have written it from Church-street, be cause he conkl not write at all." The RECOR nett, in his charge to the Jury, read the particular section of the Act of Parliament which ap plied to the ease before the court, deeming it a novel one in this country; by that Act the offence of the pri soner, 'should lie he cunvieteai, was rendered a felony. The prisoner was found ;unity. The RECORDER said, that Iseshonld defer pronouncing sentence until the adjonrnuient of the Sessions. as it would require some sonsideration as to whether the pu nishment should be capital or not. His Lordship raid, the conduct of the police-officer was very improper, and animadverted in strong tenas en the encouragement thus afforded to robbers. The Recairder raid' also, that he would take this opportinity of mentioning, that arty permtiwhe wield alivertise in ibe public newswers, for the recovery of stolen pesperty.• and add the words, " no questions mites]," were battle to a penalty of MU. for every such adverdsement, and. the printer of the news-. paper was liable to the same penally. Mr. Cobbett asserts, in his Register of last Satnr day, that as good, if not a better plait, can be made from wheat, rye, or oat straw, grown in England, as Is now imported from Italy. If he is correct in his as. sertion, and we should be able to manufacture from Riglish straw as good a bonnet for theladies as is now sold under the name of " Leghorn bonnets," it will af ford increased employment to great numbers of the poor females of England; and the husbands of thefair wearers of the bonnets will have the pleasure of paying only a guinea for a bonnet instead of paying, as they now do, three or four guineas. We ovoid recommend t' is subject to the serious consideration of Mr. Coke and the other celebrated agricalturaliste, at the next annual agricultural dinner given at Holkham. We do not see why this suggestion of Mr. Cobbett should not test with due consideration, and why specimens of delicate straw should not be exhibited by Mr. Coke and others, at the patriotic meetings in question, as swell as sheep, hog., and bullocks, fatted so as to be intolerable to common stomachs. Before we dismiss this subject, we would call to remembrance the pro gress that England has made, within the last thirty or forty years, in her woollen, linen, cotton and other manufactures. At one time it was imagined that no linen cambric', for the frills of shirts, could be made any where but in France ; but Ireland will now almost compete in that respect with Valenciennes, or with Holland, as it regards the production of hol land for shirts. Nottingham and Bedford, too, pro duce lace of most excellent quality, and so low in price as to he exported in considerable quantities to Flanders and France, from which countries it is *wet g gled into Ragland, and sold often to the English L.dies as Lisle and Brussels lace. And in Scotland they tu nnfacture muslins for exportatio4 to the East I..slies. As wonders, therefore, in less than half a t entnry, have been performed in Enland with regard to these manufactures, why should not Mr. lobbed', sue gestioa hare proper attention at the next agrienlter4l meeting, as susceptible of the same imp t nvesurnt a nd success ? NAV.4I, lATELLIGENCE. The Iphigenia frigate, Comtnodore Sir H. Mends, arrived at u smath on Saturday hum Plymonth, preparatory to taking her departure for the suppri.:- sion of the slare-trade on the coast of A frica. The Rosario, ('apt. Maryatt, railed on Friday to cruise olliVeyn► Atoll for the suppression of •►u;KTling. Last week, Lieut. White, of the Preventive sPrvice there, made another seitute of 8 casks of si►iries one cask of tea; and Lieutenant Sparks creeped 14).13 tubs, off Portland. The Active, Sir James Gordon, K.C.B.,autl Liffey, Hon. Henry Duncan, C. IL, came into Pottmnouth har bour on Saturday afternoon, the former to have her de fro% repaired, and ap.irttnews fitted up for the tee , ..,- :ion and conveyance of the Earl of Chatham awl 1ta1.., to, tiihraltar ; the (after to be paid id, and reentnin , - %i . •.I for the broad pendant of Comntodore Char'es IL ant, CAL, cello has been appointed tti sitceeA 1t...3:- .141.1.iral Sir Henry Blackwood, K.C.8., in the Ea.it India cflonmatiol. On Pridgy the .Alligator, of 28 ghns, which mil •ately built at Cochin China, of teak wood, Captain arrived at Portiouontli from Nla:lras, maxned tits iavailids from the squadron under Sir Henry Itlarkwood, with a party of the ;31 reziment 'hay as tuar;nea. II:* Excellency LietitAl •Geral Sir . homes ilislup, G.C.8., Governor of Nlailram, o 1.4 Captain Wood, and Lieut. Van Itoerb, came pasreng. Is. Nib? left Madras on the 2.1 of June, in company wi!li the Leander, 58. Rear-Admiral Sir 11. ackwund, C qitain.Cliarles Richardson, CM., which ship parted .4ropany for Penang Ihe Indian peninsula was free from internal commotion, and tolerably healthy. Nu olitical news whatever. The Topase frigate, Capt. Lutnley, and Carlow sloop of war, Captain Price Black wood, were in the China seas. The Liverpool frigate, Captain F. A. Collier, CAI., had gone to Bundray to repair, and to fit out the Ganges, a new ship, of S 4 guns. lately launched there, which the crew of the Li verpool will bring to England. The Datinticss sloop of war, Captain G. C. Oainhier, had been sent to Lima, for silver fur the the Chinese market. The Semarang, a new sloop of war, would be ready to launch at Co chin,'" December. The Alligator touched at the M.. - ritins, a..:1 left that island all well. The Menai, 2.1, Capta:u F. 31oreThy, C. 8.. was cruising toll; she b.:4 lately captured a large brig, with slaves, fruin Mada gascar. The Vigo (Rear-Admiral Lainhert,) Braa!:a. Blossom, Beaver, and Hardy schooner, were lying at St. Helena, waiting the return of the Heron sloop of .ear, with orders from England. The Cygnet was at the Cape of Good Hope. THE WHALE Fisusev.—The Bon Accord, which arrived at Aberdeen on the II ins:ant, brings the lahtst. accounts of the state of the whale fishery on the coast • of Greenland, which are quite as unfavourable as those before received. The master reports, that only the vessels which got through Davis's Straits with him, which were the Don, Cambrian, and some others from Dundee, were at all successful. The Bon Accord wanted but one fish to make a full ship, when 27 sail arrived at the sp. , t where she was fishing, and although she laboured with great perseverance for three weeks, could not slice* ed. The Ython, which arrived at Aber deen with the lion Accord, is one of the ten ye sels reported to have been lost, to wliich we alluded in our paper of Sa!nrday ; bet we regret to state, that she confirms the lossuf the other nine. The Company's undermentioned ships arrived Ist 'tomboy, as follow. viz :—the Inglis and Royal George 20th 3lsy ; Farquharson and Camden 21st ditto. The John, Campbell, from Newcastle ftr London with wheat, is put into Yarmouth, with loss of an• deers; sod the Apollo, Bell, from Loudon fur Shields in ballast, is come in with similar loss. A Sol ler. on Sunday se'anight,penonally forbade his banns, in Ply (ninth Church, having been persitsde,d to engagc to marry a wo•nan when he was tipMey.