The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-12-19 00:00:00

(kivatoLc (t- #9lOllOlll - . Wei, Ito whose esme4ari . love eemmeacod a . alloelate, aillir as sir . Sae d &Brea le . . e akile, eft unhappy natter* are bathed. initial beg-Wive - to soli tabs eo.operatfen of 16e 0 1 0 4— libiOf Neifollt .' * Lord' Soudan' . D.beisfOraitea - - John Farquhar, Esq. Waristme•of Lanadomn. Jas. Biinett, Esq. Ellwo of 'Fitch3e/t1 . CA. Hu‘h Saillie • • 1 i i .1.0 . 4.i kerv ... 11t . .• . ,cu G ln u tse ar l d . s Jones, arenadler kirollind . Sir T. Baring.. Bart. M.P tkp;il,ord Lyttelncia T. W. CokzvEsq. M.P. I.4lllleaborough • • W. Stewart Rose, Bit. tirire. Cavendish James Vierviaam, Esq. toil'SWleld , W. Piddle; Esq. • 1.240.061. Lord 0.1.41101041, -11161204 Wellesley, Eaq.M.P.. • • 11. P. •. • • , ' Alex. Baring. Esq. M.P. • litiOr General Er T. Dyrre Sir- M atthew W. ktidley,-Barti Bart. M.P. 90 , 14 Paul, Bert. . ' Edward e l.Littleton.Esq.M.P. 'NV d oh . Newport, art.M.P. piicolson advert, Etc/. M.P. .Lieet:t3ea; Long Al : alder Robertson, 'Esq. W. Wilberforce. 014. 11.1 2 . *.P. • 1413001 th, Es e, Lord Cilthorpe IC.P. Denison, ' M.P. s tlirT. D. Amand, Bart. M.P. 4. liensrd, Esq. M.P.I . - W. W..Whitmore, Esq. A I .I'. T. F. Briton. 11sq.!M•1 1 . John•Wella. Esq. M.P. sWss. Italdiemod. Esq. Id P. • John Spicer, Esq. IVilliam T. Astell, Esq. M.P. Esrl.of Jersey • Lord Arch. Hamilton, M.P. RoberiCarapbell. Esq.E,I.D. lion. Gro. Agarlillis, 31. P. .2. Hove, jun. 1.1.41. . . Duke of Haniliton. Jobs) SW:. Esq. . . 31arquess'oftlownshire • Gee. Earl of, Roaslyi . . * - -116 r. Admiral Flemin Fleming, ' ..- . .4stapt .of ialWer , iptiohs already advertised... .15213 13 3' 'W.Tairaboll. Esq... b alk . 0 T..F. Buxton. Bsq.M.P.IO 10 ilaripteesof I)ossusbinis 20 0 Bain. lloare..jun. Esq. —lO 10 Marl of 11im0nt......, .10 ..0...E. W. Ripley, Esq .., lO U ,Tietea.10urna1,..........30 9 G. B. Wr.gtit.„ Esq. of Alaidlonclitezneyv N40....31 10 southanspton 10 0 . pyneau. F.5q.M.P...1 0 Sir J. Aubrey, Bt. M.P. 30 0 : V.A. f10btri5.M.1 3 ;., ! ...10 :9 W. Spotice, Esq. of Ex- • 11 Nobleman, per eoplo.i . mouth • 3 $ . , ' Jenell ' • III 10 John Hebb, Esq. E. 1.1).20 0 11: 1 4. Taylor,Esq.M:P; 10 10. R. Leyeester, Esq. 31.P.23 It •R. Gordon. Esq. AL M.), .5 •S. l' :. • . 4 %, a . a 1.00.7.. 41 , W.; Beekford. Earl . i i . 44 2, 4 'At pit MeAlopel k 0 10 Daniel Giles; Eaq. . IV 0 ;W. . AR- Of ' Rt. S. Ainslie, Esq. ... .10 0 10 10 Rd. I.seg, jun. Esq.., 3 7 11.111 So OT. C. Ilincks,Esq 16 U. ff. , ..20 0 John flocks, Esti 10 • Is. • • 10 0 John 11. Lewis, E5q....10 BO' P. I'. W C. T. Pearce, F.sq • 2 11 Right Hon. e..Tieriey, ' • hisiesel Smith, Esq.M.P 20 0 104. P P. e...... .... .... 5 II SSW G. Smith, Esq 20 0 J. T. Elphinstone,Rsq..9o 0 1 3ellbliandy e Esq. —.. - 100 0 • list.,,. J. and A. Pawls , John Mosel4y, Eaq . 10 0 •.. asi Co ..• ......... 3 11 Lord H. Fitzroy, NI P... 20 0 .14.11ardy, Walworth 1 1 . W:S.Poyotx.Esq. M.P. t 3 U . R.. W. Newman, Esq Sir %V. Lemon, Bt. M.P. 5 0 Nim.., Sam.'Wakelield, lesii 3 3 Duke of Hamilton 30 0 ' 11. Benyoo, Esq. M.P...30 0 R. Ellice; Eiq. M.P..— 10 U •• Ofr W. Geary, 8art....10 10 John Motteau, Es q 30 0 W. Ilulehlaos., Esq. ••..10 0 R. W. Blencown., Esq 2 2 A Stranger 30 0 R. W. taghain; E.g.... 3 3 • Lord.k. Ilantilton, M.P 20 0 The Committee hold their sittings, it the British Coffee house., Coekspur Writ, every Thursday, at one o'clock. ilutweriptinos will be received by ill the country bankers b% Ifteisr..ll ire. Harnett!. Hoare, and CO. Lumbar.] str.•et sad by M .Merries, Fattiotrar, and Co. St. James'! %tract Dorius el platens 'w.ror.—lhrit. Thy house; snit (in the - cup of life, • ' • That hooey-drop) thy pleasing wife. iaOCIIATES, by Discourse on Marriage, so en riptired his auditors with the subject,- that the • w ow ago gem to theie'wlves, end the hochW.ors hastened to be wedded; and "The. Spectator". has affirmed, that the vote " wife"is the moat agreeable auddelig htful name in eiture. The sacred jastliation. then of marriage , compasses the dosidentam or oar enjoyment ; teeming not only bilk hen &en• on earth, bat dtsposing the soul itself to harmonize • %Mt tiltesheresithr.: • Preiletn, 'b waver, to entering into this hallowed obli gstlekat besppmes an imperative duty, not only to regulate -the pinions, bit to eleinse the grosser nature from those Impurities which the fringe!' of unrestricted pleasure may hose entailed upon it. .TG the neg act of .such. attention are othlbutable„ many of those hapless instances, which, while they excite the commiseration of the beholder, should also beetles him with the fete of-coif-reproach. Luxurious habits .will effaminite the body—a residence In U. tropics will relax the elastic fibre—but more - especially • does the premature Infatoation,of youth toe frequently com promise the natural dignity into a state of inanition, from 'hence the agonised-mama Wore than doubts the chance of relief.. To all Such, then, we address ourselves, offering bop-eeergy•-..thusenlar strength—felicity: nor will our advances appear questionable, sanctioned as they ere by the ailtiplied proofs of twenty years successful experience. The flay cares of Worried life are sometimes disturbed • by the saspensloo 'elite's - blessings which concentrate the nuptial wreath—for the female habit Is often constitutionally weak-..yet it sae •be streagthened, and deficient energy gloved-into reactional power. 1* emery ease of syphilitic intrusion. as well as in every telatailom of the Arceeratice economy, we pledge our *Why, Cure speedily. and with elect. Earnestly solicitous to , ererl the unfeeling empiric from the position so presumpta y taken up, we deviete from general principles with, letohesitation; and confident in our own honourable ' telly as Members of the College of Surgeons, we refer tbs.. ' gelisise community of either Sex. (especially those. enter ' toe into matrionostal at once to oar houses, where daily • sisesdence Is give& for personal consultation ;. and letters • kelfil Ike country .ens issmadistely answered; these must • eiPluis s remittance for. Advice mod Medicine, shich can be *Riferdoil to any part of the world, however dnhint. GOSS mod Co. N.R.C. ffargeons: r • • No. 11,1fieuierie-itreet, Fleet-street, London. , Fahilskid. (Sixteenth Edition) I. Ten Lou oe .1 1. 1 tra, i familiar Cismisematary oh the ' above Disaases„-ad. Dblieseno. addressed ezelosively to therannol• Sen.—filmy • .M Rod sten; •Patiorbostergowt 49. Pall Mall .16...Pria0s. ` Bobs Wl74,..Fleetaal ewe!, - 14)14411: Pieties. N. Linton' et ais :Do Da hlia Jones, 117; *Troogate ) Glasgow; add of ill s, price Lis. F:A I ... , Oeittethatars. altar M. *.extruallna — ey piaeen --- . " ..and ----- byiL lPlrrate ainaeroat il leititaffetel srica". et . seer OS .mileral, Sed • vatieb:oldar Me. hait , ri ta • • v i ia . • , lsit redeem* guava etadnehar teathetbeetieteetiestr4 ea in * street Wallis.* PIVNIIIII° theta brAdtestelstass tied whheis bas led to torquat Instances etstaapkelW swat and ruin. CAPITAIII. A MILLIM-ffTlittLING. and npwattla SEVIINTY-rIVE THOUSANO PERSONS have +ought Pretettlia is the CeltllTY Ottitit. Ind hue (sand It: CLAI,IIB bare bus palitteffisleen. Panacea flaisauffe t . _ ....._ t t• tie mpt from the Expences offlawsultii dad aloe from Use liarrliallialle. eananatts entemission in agents, to white's some New Oillere eabaitt • deutitaa la *MUM for buslorlat ergot Accutaelatione bon boa • It; these. Pirates trito pow ileum participate Nay tellii - lie: .. moffulVeli OP 23,4111/ to Pak PVT. In uneagateua,,beiva been. beraably paid to ali persons who but continued insured wren years. open et um& as well u upon septualal Polieles, and whether Sep hue. bum . Chlitialitt %views or otherwlas—‘4lolo base butt reuenot In age way to abouts3llA persons insured. Utile, the lest mina years—ao important advantage! which no other Insurance °Su 'siding - ha, afforded. •11111214M118 of ‘l3 Si. and „Ilk. It& per amt. bate belogreed on LIPS' I pry Argots are appointed in all the principal Towels. • . :-. . • TILE OLD ESTABLISHED FLOOR CLOTH AND CAR PET WAREHOUSE, I IS, LONG Acts. 'VIM Nobility, Gentry, and the'Pnblic are respect .' fully iusited to inspeet T. WEAVER'S extensive Stock 4/ well seaweed FLOOR CLOTHS, which he Setters himself will be found cheaper and better, than any article of the kind yet offered to their attention ; et also a treat varirtrof FIRUS NELS, VENETIAN, and KIDDERMINSTER CARPET ING. which fur 'triennia of /pattern, richness and depth of co lour, cannot bemoaned in tbe.tnetropolls. Hearth Rugs, and every description of Druggets, he continues to offer at a great ireduction in price. . . T. W. bens leave to return h is sincere thanks for the distin gulsised'oatronage he hes so long enjoyed, hod treats that the superiority of his articles, and reasonable charges, will snout* hint their future favours. i Hearth Rut! provided to meth any particular pattern, at a Ir.:lr hours notice. . . . 01';d!'. ROWLAND bed SON, Sole 'Priprietote of ilia tA. A ORKIINAL MACASSAtt OIL Cr the G rowth . of !fair. respectfully • inform (he Nobility, Gentry, and Pub lic at large, they have Heatn', to NO. 90, flatton-Garden ; and also beg to • CAUTION. That Therent Impellers - are Vending a 'Ott dons Article under this name t-111! purchase the enioty bottles, and attempt. to deceive the rablic with spurious Ma canon composed of injurious Ingrealienti. calling it the genuine, and etlieg it for sale at a tower price, end with out the label, sad other' tilcu a 1 IF Amiti for ROWLAND'S MACASIA:S Oti., aid strictly to ob that none are genuine without the little book inside the wrapper ; and the label Is signed on the outside, in Red, " A. ROWLAND and SON."—The prices areSs.lid.-75.- 101. Bd. and 21s. per bottle. An other prices are impost tions.—Tbe 'rennin* has the address on the label, " No. 20, Hatton Darden." Also, Ran Wnisseas, -GRIM Witimmus. Ere-Stows, Her on the Head. effectually chanted to Brown or Black, by the use of ROWLAND'S ESSENCE of TYRE: by merely wetting the Hair, it immediately. produces & perfect change. Price 44.-70. dd. and 105.6 d. per bottle. Sold by the Sole Prrprletors, A. Rowland and Son, No. 20, Hatton Garden, Holborn, London; end by appointment, by klessrs. H mdries, Titchbourae-street ; Smyth, 117, Gat tie and Pierce. 57, D. Rigge, 36, New Bond-street ; Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-street ; Sanger. 130. Oxford;street ; Berry and Co. 17. Greek-street; Butlers. 4, Cheapside, knd 9.10, Regent -street; Rowney, 105, Hatton Garden; J. T. Ricge, 03, Cheepside; Tally, 41. Johnston, OS, Cornhill ; Newberry, 43, Edwards, 63, St. Paul's Church-yard; Srt , ton, Row Churoh-yard; Burgess, 63, ; Low, 330. Prout, 229, Strand; Barclay and Sons. 93, Fleet market; Ford. Fenchereh-street ; Colley, 24, Wharton, Rlshopastate-street ; Bartlett, liatton-garden ; Swift, 22, High Holborn; Gibbing, Fleet-market; Swift, Holborn; Grave'. OxMrd•street ; Woodman, Piccadilly ; and Nix, Royal Exchange ; and by moat Perfumers and blericiue Venders. Ask for " Rowland's Oil," or " Rowland's Dye," and observe the 11.thature. " A. ROWLAND and SON." _...c ..., __.. Cr _ ,....ai ...v : !mollies,, and notsacef every descriptlou tod i at; s t r sgkini 4es: i t:* * lb had ....diglittielf ft. :Wit*. ' 'w a f piss au, the taatmoa, parties of Ringleted young - jaka del, ite,. rievaly in every direction, fur so earthlpparposo •if irs'esiani, 1 diseiver, but to improve theinselves in horsemanship. Tit* Lamy were dohs, to Ins manifold danger of themselves-sod en ' foot passaogers. Oa returning to the inn and relating what we had seen, we were told that the betteiltart by far, of the show was to come.. As we had not yet sewn Any ;Wag of, i very Interesting niters.. we might eagerly at the information. The question was, wits the tittintatern of this eollecticiii could be. We were told that thettaliting which always eiosed these fare, was by far best part of the sport. Anxidus' to ge', as the saying it, 1 -. ." our moneys worth." we determined lobe in the way of seeing the battles. Amusing ourselves in the mesa time with the feats of a wonderful Bear, and the grimaces of a negro fiddler, dressed In a cast of twit of the lE .peror Temerlane, who played hi. stick In a garret, and was by far the greatest curioulty tubs seal at the Laprarie fair ;.—are waited for the fighting. At last a tumult among the multitude in the square ; a violent snoring of folace ; and a confused din of voices, gave the signal of an affray. We hastened to the spot, and found two young men stripped, and in violent alterca tion. Presently some blows were exchanged, when the antagonists were seizA by the crowd, anti a confused uproar of voices ensiled, which ended in a forcible separa tion of the two heroes. Not Menelaus, when the gmlaless of love shielded the recreant Paris from his vengeance, could hare been more enraged than tees each of the fiery co:nbatants. They shouted and raved, and blorkgearded earls caner, like the old Grecian heroes, but it all ended in ..tb oke. Shortly after this. the bell of the Steam Boat suns snoned.all those. Who—to Is a warehouse phrase, had kept .themselves " this side up." on board of the M onus.' Numerous were the loiterers. who remained to are the (dose of the sport. Upwards of throe hundred, however, were on board; a doe proportion of wham, had attained by the excursion, a swaggering latitude of gait, and a degree of loquacity which they did not p on leaving home. The vita was not yet over. During the pissage twolighte took place, in the lirst of which a Paddy last his fur cap overboard. The other row was occasioned by the degree of familiarity which • a yonng votary of Becalms used towards an honest native of Yorkshire, Who at first ,et the foolkihness of tke fellow; bet - 'ail ilk il l d i rie t ell him soundly. All this was pleasant enough, and made a deal of sport fur the lookers on. We arrived safely at the quay about five o'clock • those who had preserved their equilibriuth went peaceably home, and those who hal lost it we presume found assistance. All who are fond of novelty will be pleased to be informed that this was bat the introduction to the yearly firs; as the Great Pair is to be held on Sunday next. The sober part of the community who may not credit that the sabbath day, which we are commanded to remember and keep holy. is thus violated in an open manner, and ander the very walls of a house of worship, will d i well to attend on that day. They will see, as we did, Itnadreds of men and women mingled together with no other object in view but sport, trading, horse jockeying, and the Lord knows what, on the sabbath ; and will return home wondering that such things are tolerated in a chris. ciao country. A friend informs ns that a Churivari took place in King• stop, U. C. only a few days since. The disturbance lasted two nights. Ott the first an attempt was made to stop it. Rut the principal magistrate, to whom application was made, was found to be one of the party. Consequently the endeavour to spell it was abortive. On the secou I, the rioters were admitted into the house of the new married couple, enjoyed a treat; and obtained the donation which had been demanded, for charitable purposes. This is a peculiar exemplification of the fact, that no manners, customs; or practices spread so fast as bud one*. POLICE, --wera—,- BOVP'STREZT.—. I / a ria Wilkins underwent a second exainioation before Sir It. Blast's yesterday, charged tvith uttering two .51. forged notes, purporting to be Rank of Rngland notes; and the evidence being cOiniilere, she was fully committed to Neavgate for triaL Shesllll persisted in denying all knowledge of one of the notes, and in a unt• ing that'she had robbed "a drunken gentleman" of the °titer. As the gaoler was leading tier out of the room she turned round and exclaimed "—— to you ell! I wish lion may strike you sill dead !" Sir Ittcueno afterwards observed, that this wretched woman -was well known to the police—her brother having ken transported, and the man with whom she cohabited banged. Win. Hill, the man who was formerly a police officer, and who was charged.eotne days ago with uttering a forged M. note to Mr. Levy, a Clothes dealer in Hulywell Street, was again brought up for examinatioo. In addition to the first charge, Mr. Scrivener, of Regent crew, Oxford Street, chceseusonger, stated, that on last Tuesday sennight, the prisoner came to his shop, and asked if be could gtve Than change for a M. ne.te, observing., that he supposed people thought it was a bad one, for he hail asked several for change and they refused it. Witness had known 'the ptisouer fur many years, and therefore gave hini change withont hesitation, About 12 veers ago, witness lived next door ao the Pomfret Carle public hams-, in Henrietta-street, ..Caveuilish•square, which wits then kept by the prisoner', fattier, a most tspectiable man. In the course of conversation, nitric:as asked the prisoner whit be was doing, and _where he lived, and he • said he peps selling cloth by ciamnission, and resided' at 27, Tottenham Court Road. Sir Itictrann Btarets.—What Jo you say to this charge. prisoner ? . , Prisoner.-1 base Co desire to sky any thing at piesest, Sir Richard. . , Sri it. Bums—Thu dangerous trade that you hake; been following . . . . • . Prisonet.-,1 can account for all notes that triapha,ve *aid away; with the exception of alai to Alt. tevy. I hawk received payments to a considerablie ;Sweat Ist, .spa .. .era) bask antes antemirsi Simms mil * 1..., *them *eke . i wad, it u;4s thskt.Otoers tp me, • , . 3 ~, . , • . 1 •Ll . V • : . • • • ....- ...... .. . ... . A ...of.: . 40 ."••• i.. . . ... ii Arkt:Stell& .. '1 ' . • %IQ • • • al , . . • ? •- i • . •\ k .. .• L t "' ) l . ,IS ' • I. ' I . ..; .• k ! , _ ~•;4 , ! ..:•:,,-,1:. •:.! • - '4,:.•-f - pt..r. 7 1 1. -, • ' I f d 1 \ I • * • ~i k ; e • \ . ' • •,• I.if I. . 4 2 .i. •.. • '''''. ' ' ; • . .. 1 ..'• • :1 . ' .%. ‘. . .. s ........ . ' . . - . -..-- ........- . . • . . . . , . . 1. OND 0 N. F R I . D AY t • • - D . 4 3tACILe. R 19.. 1828: . .. . . --- . . . , ~ . . , . • . • . - rk. Ceolse' AI: irAicla HAIM BRNO •Be- At . ...isil .E.FIIF EY dyed on .eito . Sushi!" yea - . _ .....,4.. ) meek Will ._, ....- I .... ~ •• . - "mu, Cos . . 4 Ill ir ALBION FIRE AND LIFE INWIJRANCE OOMPA.NY, trappdwig.eitenclies 4 robbed•by liones s sad alosost sit& f P • 0 11 4; a. tae A - .. , . ~ . . ~, . . Newitstesa-thrsses. Iliamtestatie... • onsied witit duet, -we suited at the square , where seder thee ~.., . "' ~......; ..• EMPOWERED BY ACT OF PARLIOILENT., the eery droppings of the sanctuary. loud. laughter. bolster- opal . . - a 7 ,I, . RE lb •• . CePttetr:••.-01411 )14.1J.1011., . . lees sites% laallooing to steeds, and the 'tithing tegether ,taitt , . Ft.l t • '" - . . . 'INSU.RANCES falling dile at Ctltturritaii•oll el- of • the maltilude, altuoht drove . from out minds the • reeol-. o'ch : A giro. valets renewed wlthhi fifteen days from that period, lectios that:this vas the Sabbath. Directly opposite- the live • • .•. ' 411 1 11,1 - CAPIEL.'Itick. ig the Chain ' • . • Tit ColoPutY's Estes and Conditions a ro of the sod roe-. chard. ilcior , upon a row enables. various deseriptiees of .Oar. f i le. G , mo r tigsv gr alt imp, cnionei Jonas. •, . • . sons • description: -no Charge Is made for litre Polielie44 day goods were exposed for axle by old women. A little prof - • . • die. - • John Maids, Sig: XV. wheedle Premium exceeds el: no Adasteiles Floe Is ehar fitt ... r ~,,... right another row of tables wore stretched, Si Emmett, Req. . . .op We Insurance: a liberal Commission le allowed to 11611414. ,i......i..7,11.Z., troll which Were , . .. • _2 a keg or runs. Inscette. got -1 - . -.. 'ii - Skaregitit the Pitilli.taillber with the titre, end others. who eliket Life leserisees: and every DA* -.-"' v" -- c° °° ' it alibrded hy which the Interest and Cosveld•••• of the Pub. sareetswahtake. • Ily far the greetest part of the reoresWe that ' C I 'le • 'knew fo'rmed ita ntiblished . ill Hie •, . -• - - He may be promoted. crowd mete Casediau young saes and boys, mossted wed sop .se •'' - ' 'WARNER PIIIPPR. Secretary. JtivinsAi Mkt fro to exhibit the militia's they eerie. souse- S ' • •• " • ' ' 101 IN CAPE4'Chairmen. , . of winch Mem mariliag persoeifications o Blood and expi :••, l ot aect cooPetit‘lkaosiut• of unfer' rill/1E COUNTY FIRE. OFFICE AND PROW- Bore. . ?her. ',meals° Grrat nauibers of very fine Cana- r K i ft:co siemity. c. saaiito lice vapos oce ll: rsonew ltEAT t ß e ßl a suits TAlN ot . w . Salt stoloitdodiladOole wko heat occupied the Pules wild, egad* lecooecoo'ulteococethe'lueercelemuipc• th4 .....,_ 1 " Taking s ibe direction of the tide, we moved still farther on, idle e:rtry . DefiCaaNTadetamaurfari"risseeeseCL-114.14t4lettittoriewt:d.7:10:itil th e'Celdt!ettuullinc""1:9"97: . d to l w el er h d o g r a be' l L args epenlield to the right of the St. John's road. -I c t a i se m • OW* ilisticistl•no •, - " - ll4n. the ea. jilth the . hit role reteseleg at !m g so w s . e t e m pt i l p as i ons wipe Op s ivamha rs . aiX pip. where tbejoetteybig is gehefelky carded on.' This scene sight ana l • i NO/011ie SW 4 4 0. 01 " o we s! read, or r u l a ira id it 1 . 9 6111"..." 4" "::::: - .2.= * .iiittl4t2=1:1 ". 1 1".,: i .VP1/ 4 .!!!!!!!".." 1 t! I IV"' °c f.." !L aic : * " 111 "1":_, I'," °to CANADIAN MANNERS. --061.--. (rani.' A StoNTßeal. P.%P&R or tare. 9 ) Tne FAin AT LAPRAntE.—It Was said in town on Saturday that a fair was to he hell at Laptarie on the next; day (Sunday).—As we had no ilea what a (Air could hr that was appointed on Sunday, we, among the crowd, took a passage in the Sleam Boat : Laprarie fur that place. There were peisengers of all descriptions; from very respectable down to quite indifferent. People of every rank, and Of no rank at all, seemed eager to see the raree show. And Cspt. Ityln beheld with pleasure the numbers who put theurgelers under his charge, increase, until his Steam Boat was . full of nverbuing. Then, heigh presto! away we went.. No accident happenetl", , on the way. Not a single incident even for Duct. Sillituan, (that • everlasting adventurer) excepting that the load which Capt. It-- had on board, caused a Boat to scrape a.little erratic entered her port. This, however, a as get over without a single scream from the lady part of the passengers—and thus far, all turned out nippily. During the latter part of the passag44 was whispered about, on board. that the report of the fain was merely a fetch, en the part of the Steam Boat proprietora, to enliven their Sunday boldness. A wag denominated this a aaaaa de voyeur. ,It proved however, upon landing, that then; *as a fair; consequently the Steani Boat company stood excul pated. We had supposed-taking Doct, : Johnson's authority to be stiCient—that7 a fair was an annual or periodical meeting .of 'sellers and buyers. We therefore presumed ib it we should meet with the (arm-es tram. the vicinage %kiln diffeient kinds of aaricultural productions, and mer ch.tinlise in the different shops fur aide. llots ever an:totally this prostitution of the Sa'rhatts to the purposes of Mam mon might appear to us, : yet the Dame fair seemed to sigqify that it aas the purpose r.f theassemblaie. So much' for expectations. : .. The disappointment Which we experienced can he natit• tslly Imagined, silien.,,insfead of mercantile purposii, tea l forted dot nothing hut Me Anon!, led ctithi , together many hundred people, We _paseed:dsrough, th'e priliciParl street. into the sqnare iit width Van& the Chita ~ t tuit• way was ollstrocted bp i ,narts /mars, ati4 petiinna - timing 0 in every direction, trials vacant faikOftved , :ing that all this crowd hate been colld. tell ttikethiriOvet 'nothing.:—, 1 few of aid. Blontrai s kittnta only, Veining' tbsorrier 'a W.' eiellbrpose--to-nhow thediaalfseis hid altonials theme:lb minds of the nativt% JostlKaid fasicl.orl, sad .poiliedi is 3. 7 W /- .. • ; - •7 • 1. - • 4 - -.1 .8-, • • . • IPlttelt 1 41 1 k 4 7 0 . 4 . ' Plr4PH7it , . . Petry, tdiliist; stated, (hat he lwarbeen.inlitwiel)beli there were tw• "ipiher persons who hat chafes to. "refer against. the Prinitiser. One pt . them be had seep, and ob -Ited from , bier a premise to attend' St' the /Mee sit rat clock, bat he. bad failed to do se. The othie'penton bad given the note - he'reireived, to Litalkick, or, Hsttott 'Hardie, velan a tioemeer, bad returned it. Ilimirreon elm promised ib atlirat,bot bad Rot . 7 1, • • Sit it. lititnt,tpid HAGs strange - tinit'iridktfe shOtpt lee lack iv (ag ed Otte, and aske4 "ftlalinlirick ltiisw ant .thepyisnisiF was in costudy when hit ieve back-1414 tbp? rotiy mu he believed not. • - • - Sir.ll4twrcti desired thet'Llmbriek might' .. attend, aatl [plain the matt •r. • - • The prisitter was remanded for further eitidninstlen, and tensonsesavere issued for the attendance of the pernatb Aindtral to 14 Perry. We were informed that tide ad•litionia) cases Were hoard of in consequence of the report of the brat 'lamination in tbe newspapers. So multi foe the ntiselaif reports. . • '• • Jo/sm Willidote. a man of suspicion, appeleartcn, wept brevets by Jadtesan. one al th'e horse•pjblent etattwaerl at rThunalow, seipleioo • oriTionfig of.iincn shirts. found sin t ,isis' poeriTialarn., Ile was • stopped OA' Johnson on Hounslow Heath, abaut ten o'clicit on iied,- newley eight, carrying a bundle contenting the 'articles in- question ; and on being questioned as to n u bere. got it, he prevarica•ed so tunch, that the patrol wera indneed to lotlee.hian in the watehisouse. He was re mantled until Monday next, anti in the mean time the patvot was desired to make inquiry as to whom the thing's. belonged. • Oaenes.—Yesterday, Thomas Haile teal; charged with maliciously shooting his wife, was brought up fur a fourth examination. Mr. Sergeant Sutton instaited i whether any person wag: in attendance .from the !eoliths', and a woman caner forward, wire 'reported, on the autlsotity Of Dr. Turner, one of the attending physichstis that Mrs. llailoweW 4 4 . Willy health Wts suuek amend ed, and that hopes wren now entertained for her recovery, without being s omprlied to &impute the limb, as was at first considered absolute' necessary. The Warman' further stated, that the pri soner's wife had cipressed her regret thataly•proceetlin,s had been taken against tier husband, for wham she aria entertained the most perfect regard. Paul Plant, who had n b•eu previously examined: deposed, that lie lived in the huive next to the . prisoner's: Viet he had heard the report of the pistol, on which ha went dome stairs from his own room, aud- saw the prisoner:, Hallowell enter the house in great agitation. Mrs. ILl lowelt's mother (a Mrs. Lewis) followed prisoner into rhos parlour, and Witness heard her say, ."I'hoinas, you villain. what have yon done to my child:" To which prieouer repl:cd, iris dune now, do your best and do yuur woe ,t :shoat it" Witness was on the landing-glace, and cou•.l. hear distinctly what pa.sed. Prisoner—l beg to it tte to your Worshi;r, that I never satv the hilt witness On the evening in tpeation, and tivic his present evidence is uuly part of a combination Set u:s against rue. Magistrate.--4 did not understani the witness to say. th it yos had seen him or be you y nor du I now think that what tie Is.'s stated.fs at all material, as the expression which he imputes to you is resite natural to a man in an olifgre . d,,StAti mind. But of you think-proper to stale w p • between your saucer-in-law and yon on thee Occasion, you may do so ; but be cicala' what you say. The prisoner then recapitulated what he had stated out his 6rat exattnicafton, end distinctly•mairstaiued that thu Only expression be had used, was, " My poor life, I fear k have done her some dreadful injury." Mr. Sergeant Sehhow then desired that the wife's mother should be orders(' to attend on Tuesday ore!. when thus Woman herself might also be enabled to appear. Ms atnonctecti STREET.—in consequence of a communi 'eation made the previous day to mr.ltoe, the magistrate, at this office, that two watchmen, who are stationed in Grua -yenor Street, Grosvenor Square, had been. guilty of gre..t neglect of the* duty in a case of much importance ea. Tuesday night last, he directed that they should be orderet to attend yesterday at the &nee, whicu they siccordingle did. Mr. Roe askednne of them if he did net find a wona:t in liroseenor Street on Tuesd'ay night in a wounded aiht disabled state ! The watchman said, that he did see a woman on On pavement on Tuesday night, in tirtisvenstr Street, wham be sopposed to be in a state of intoxication, anti he desired her to Pines on, and left her. She certainly SaiTtliat she was wounded, and was cut or stabbed by some man; a few'', minutes before. The second watchman said that he came uP.itninediattof after the otherman had left the woman, and he roan:lller .or a bleeding state. A gentleman who was passing at•ttivi time seeing her situation sent him for a coach to hove to r conveyed to a surgeon's but when he returned with•that coach the gentleman was govt. • He, .ho,vever t .retnenetl i a few minutes, accompanied by Mr. liowsbip, an. einiber:e Surgeon in partnership with Mr. Ileavisid ' O r Mr. Ileershiir had the woman immediately conveyed to an - douse, when he discovered on the upper part otiter-thlgli a Jeep wound inflicted with some sharp pointed insteuthein. He paid every attention to the unfortunate letterer, 411 having dressed her wound had her taken home in•a coati,. . Mr. Roe, addressed the first watchman. told 141 that his conduct was very neglecttnl and inattentive in not re:•.- tiering the woman proper assistance. Ilall he taken tL, trouble, he might have very ta , ily ascertained if tbe.ernmett was, as she said wounded, which there cantreno doubt sin bad been by some monster in human shape. • • • • Yesterday a young Lady, fashionably dressed,tittended to make a charge against her landlord for detaining sow's articles of her property ander the following eirennistneees: She stated that a short time ago she was seduced hoar borne by a young fi.ntletnan, who had forsaken 'lO, i consequence of which her own property hadtiteb ...,. lo ' the vut. The Magistrate ordered time Landlo rd Ste t liver up the property, bat said he could net comp, itas st to do so. cod An unhappy affair excited ouch. disturbance' allot vicinity of Sabo Square on Wednesday evening: A. tooseeec table .young tradesman, in the neighbourttool of P4*thiltt Place, had his wifies infidelity whispered into his soil 'rim lipase, a woilSalli'Of &Vent, and six. hit _ hems lit*r Tt4. njt In nnustisi ttrilicin the ahenict offer hatband, SLo bad feigned ',Journey. to Vatitilge, Pate ib dee afteleoini), on business, leaving a look on t after &Ili iodate. Iktieet , its gay attire, veiled, &c , sbeestlieal Forth into than Street ; and after a little walking to and (re, a gtotientall ptcliis arm tinder bees, and, by a circuit/n% rotate, ttleei 'siselckeW r tinned into elcouse in life Eptere. The - watch mm *OO4ll, and the injeked litifiband la's iipeeditt Melees! ; enfi, geoku. by a far4aftal 'intrvent, he Ontel'o 4 lhb' Wino: 4V , •1 biirit open the ditor . of the Poo* in *hi* %het niliroaltip!ft Were.frated is'ilitss of In' 'the 2petson , offt!io Seducer be felted owe he 11..d.coi*i4lered • We zonipatiloo„ it/4*h° kreiptentlyptifi visits to his trouee. itelinanstiest.s a pitihe aiii4dt;iittßy not into Wailes 's. Me inky:lsis 'eicave, bit' seii tiikteseilk•and took oestetVlyjapniitliedvit!t . 11ie tieseugEse dutErfeted .1111re 4itua vant iftittralee.• titbit itd' tins t ;litho Vtigiout &l._ • • • ••• •• • . • •a d e M. ,► Ali a~'z • l - 1 _3 ; ~~ i I '