The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-08-27 00:00:00

Rz t • . . -...- .1. , 4. I I• ~-• • . •••• h • - l eV ) , it it • k ... • -x- r if 41111110.4 , ..4 # sh. CS"; Prowiti • ' _ - . 1 ilrecierotrf Cost 11 A. 'oilers! emist of the while Gardens is mast splendid ionpoehtit. The FIRE-WORKS will also a Soo dia il+c or PYroteebitie invention. and will terndnat with the rani sad Inwrestins wene of Ow F.rnptton of NNW Ness ins and the Nay of Neple4. The literal Whir/. Caledo ni in. and Pendnen Ralbia, between the Aets and after the l'oneert, will perform a variety rif popular martial and other ntnair. la "kiwi, ever. nwa.ure will he Intro to reader the eruseawats of this sight oar of the most brilliant of the Bea- A.lmirtioa aa. Od.—Doors open at 7, sad tb. Cowart be /11-. *r A o'Clot.t. PURLIC APPRORATION. C‘RROLL. Contr.tetor for the present Loners-. is proud of the approbation already bestowed se the New scheme, trilboweli it has been but a few davit before the roldic; sod be bags to return hte el thinks to those aftspeogiores at his 011eos at *ltem swat. . ime.hrewitib ..111 holria the 38th the Scheme contains the following l'spitalv: - - Prize 4 of - • • 220„4180 • of . ta,filio and 11.8011 7 - - of - - I.OIIW. ewd MIL IS - of • . - sld. arid 1001. $4 - - of • - -111 W. and SOL MOM • • of • - 48 f. sad IN. SOSO - - of - tlttl. Ids. I*. and KW. ALL /WOMEN'! NO STOCK PRIZES! NO CLASSES! Not Two Sleeks to a Prise! The "feathers now Molli.te are the orightel Tickets and P'-nrei for the whole time of Drawine, to be decided accord ing to the old tiede of Waning : that is. if a Number lie ties draws the Pivot nn v. it will to on to the Second Day. l ied it b u t drawn the Merlotti Da). it will go on to the Third ill,. ant; so pa until the Snittli. Tie Less and Shares are Melling by fi. CARROLL at ilk (Aces. lA. ('rornhill, and ilk O•cford-41reet, where he SAId p ie last 110.12:01. Prise ever drawn. besides man) other Capitals in the last sad preceding Lotteries. cNrquAt.r.En TR %VEILING TO DOVICR. H.. AIISO ATE. NI A Itt; ATE AND CANTIP.FIRCAV. lour Inside Conellen. and keep frond Tint". By S. NIOUNT.IIN AND CO. liotacineslf6AO INN. NacaN•rn-s - rnvorr, tiodow-una., LosliON. Tfollowing P I)ST COAC 1? S. MAIL j &c._4o ont from the whore Inn • The "Telorraph. ' f)oter. Rinse/gate. Nlargate, Vantielnir%, Vevershain and tiondlnich new post coach. et cry wonting, at a quarter Fiat Wren o'clock. In runsilotrare of the decided preference been to the above tour+, the proprietors are deterpniges) uo rxpenee shit' be spared to render it the first eons flailed MO that matt. 4 Iltromptote. Chnthsrm, Itntlyester. Rinsed. dittinebourno. Ftsi.Watn. evert scorning. at a wieder peat seven. 'Falmouth, Plymouth, F.sfter, Wet tumult. Dorchester. Dartioradt. and Salishu-v, every morning. at ser an . through Ausginster, Br.,lport, Blautif.erd. Bakiogstoke. and Dagshisit. The " Union." Rout tampion, 11.evaingtun. Wluel le gfer. and ilusingstole new Maur inside road.. r*ory Ateroimg at right : arrives at the C tech and llorses.ltoentstroptoo. by Ire. This is a Most delightful eouveyanctto the 'sir of - _ etierbtreit, Le. The proprietors of tho those coach hope to reveilles row tinitsoco of that auppor; which has hitherto been experienced "'seethe ernateeficentont of the " Union." No racing with Ober epoch's Bath and Bristol flying post coaches, through Chippon • has. Caine. and NI .rliwiroush, every afternoon, at one ; ar ose at Mr. Ma: 's. th lireyhoend Inn. Bath. and the Lon don l'avern, T;tot. - s-street, and Bs an Bristol, next morning. 4CttarNta ro wtiLLS, NRIPOIIIO . ATIR, TAUNTON, AND PLY2IOII'III. Ilbe "Umpire," a now Liverpool light coach. only one n i,t ‘ t ou the road, carrying G.ur sets out daily at one; arrive! at Liverpool nett afternoon at seven. through Wo burn. Plorthansptoo, %VelforeL Lutterworth. Hinckley. Atisorstone, Litchfield. Stone, Newcastle. Knuisford, 11'ar tinge**, and Preston. Shrewsbury, Wellington, and Shiffnal post coach. every smelling, at five. tlusrdell. The •• Union," Wes mouth. Dorehester. filindford. Salis bury, Andover, Riackwater, Ballsbot, aid Basing / 1 0 k, new post coatis, every afternoon. TIIt IitYMOLTU PACKKTS TO arrasterr. JeRNOT, CIIIRZIOURO, ST. N %LOKI, &r. The "Rockingham'," Leeds new light coach. sets ont every r o ning at eight ; and passe' through Raidock. Biggieswade, Eaton, SSW, °methane, Grantham, Hawtrv, Stamford, Newark, Ret ford, Doncaster. and Ferry bridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, nest morning, at ten. Notwithstanding the uncommon expedition of this coach. it is allowed to be the most agreeable and complete public eouvelance on the north road. being unequalled by any other. Glasgow. Longtown, Gretna Green. Amen, Durafriset, Brownhill, Thornhill, Sanguine r, kiln. Canntock, Kingswell, sod all parts of Scotland, a post coach daily. Tort, Scarborough, Whitby, Shields, Sunderland. New castle and Edinburgh. new post coach, with • guard throuptimut ; sets out every morning at nine. by way of Newark, Retford. Tedeaster. Darlington. Nortfiallerion. Darken, Morpeth, and Remick. Passengers finding them selves fatigued on the journey. may rest what time they plesom, sad then proceed on without any additional fare. Marlborough and Swindon new four Inside coach. through Alitivees, Reuling. Lambourn, Purton, Lsdiugtom, Pewsey, Wools* Debret, Ramsbary, ilungerford and Newbury, ini a=, Wake. Shrewsbury and Ilolyheed four laeisbe mask rosy evening .asstVt Peterborongb. Stilton and Ifentittorden Royal null vensen. every evening; to Spilahy, Loath, Grimsby and Heti. eternoon at • quarter before sit. Pearith, and Whitehaven Post-Cosa : gees with four horses and a guard all the way • posses throegh Rrough. Appleby, G rete-bridge. Rleb.osd, Catteriek. e. . Wetherby. Alverford. Doncaster. aid' 1 1 1 4 = d i l i l ets out every morning, and performs the jour ney with the greatest facility. Passengers detained us the Food by business. or pleasure. have the peculiar advantage ear* seats being secured in the next coach. Smodel. Leneaseer. Preston, Kleby-Lansdale. Bolton. noels", Orr/skirt, and Caritas( poet-ensaehes, every af ternoons' litre. ILIT= OI , Warrington. Kauteford. Bless fitalford. and Liteh sew light four inside post-ooaele. called the •• Dedham" every evening at fire o'clock, to the Saracen's Heed lie. Dale-street. LI verpool. Wakedeld poet-coach every morning. Chester, Newport, Whitechurch. Tarporley, Nampterich. Northwie, and Middlowich, post-conthereq evening at flre o'clock. • Mansheeler. Winslow. C,ongieton. Noweaells Weael. mad Wolverhampton new four inside post-eoeekerer3r ofloraeos. 1111e.111eld seed Relborhata post-meek ogled the ••Inithr Ingham." omermoraing. Hula Litle,l a ieve. Cowden and Dasessife host. coach even sa la the CreesKert r allewhol•phieo. Hob. nuoderland. tad Tam Cipsish *very mewing, ft tie Illearge Int, Illeaderiesd. • sal Iltelbodras post week eallid the Roelkr• has, atelght, and the Melees at Nose. .. CO. respeetfally aaellealat *AO Fonds and Ils• Pub*. that they will Apt he Itessole'l aide Ow any Annula r Pirmessgers• raprese; Wide ee. Wows di.. fin Ponds vsk" It Iwo. *ll ward. Woo damsel as such, end no loeuranst al dm ONSINN'S need lea. liaowahill. wr 41i; bid tee FARE: To Edinburgh To Scarborough - - - Guineas. The Proprietors furnish a most excellent Table, Wise. Spirit Bottled Ale. sad Porter of the ►eet Qualities, may be had on &turd at moderate Prises. Loudon and Edinburgh Steam-Packet Cornltill. A. MITCHELL. Artist. DREADFUL Mt:REHM !—Mr. NATHANIRL Wilt). (late of the Hesse of Mews Cohere. seflAreat M. Helen's.) who resided be the Cress . Eason-Mott. Whitechspel. retorning home coo F►iday es resist. Aerial W. abort half-past Bight o'clock. was kneeled down with moat brutal viol/meg by a villain. who made his escape lostastly. The Murderer ',peered to be In aorepaoy with two others. who made a trade► of their assistance. nue dereetard, base but a hew saris free how. rasp Mohr. ma t *NOY' lartigt hal in WI& ribs It on the Obille. Humane and Benevolent are most cursedly entreated 'to Grp forward in aid of a Subseriptioa, for the porpose of plating his disconsolate Widow and her tbree poor Chlidrell. (the yaustitrat °sly Two Months old) is souse war of °buds lag a livelihood. they having been left +ahem any support. Barely there is not a beset but must glow with sysoatida lag humanity.—nor an eye is which the tear of pity will mot start.—nn contemplating the unhappy sitstatioo of the sof feria* Wife and destitute Children, thus suddenly \oriel by a misfortune, as unexpected as awful. from a state of eon patative happiness into an abyss of woe and inittert. that threatens to overwhelm their *Meted hearts. tribe solicited help cannot dry the falling tear.or soothe the trriealoe been. 1 at the prasent moment of trial and despair, It wilt nt lout serve to alleviate the distress tinder which they Warier it is therefore to he hoped, that this appeal to the Friends of Iltonseity will not he made in nits. The smallest donation from a sympathising Public. will be eratehilly acknowledged. and Madly received by Messrs. It tuurest.ry & Co. Bankers, 76, Pall-Mall. WIWI. PRAFO & Co. Bankers, IRO, Fleet-street; and Mown. Fits land Cu %MOAN. Rankers. Mt. Slildred's Court. Poultry. DR. SI fiLl's 11F...1NINIATINI; SOLAR TINC TURE. k I.niversall% allowed to he the moot plefissillt. *tare and eIIeACiOUN reasedy ever offered to the public.— Ha warm and renovating tin/1141r reader it the beat lIII•iiiCiOP for ikhilltv. consuniptionc. nervous. and rheumatic enrop!ainta. spo.m4. indigestion. low sums of spirits. and all tki.e distre4sing alfertions vrhlrh horsa4 the weal. sedentary and driirate. It relnires no orpiment to eonvinee more than a trial, after which those wivs tape health will never rbooiie to be without it. Prepared and sold by Mr. J. R. itatfall. 33. filspeester-street. Queen's-4 !'lore. filootnibitry. in len/flea at di.. 7a. tid.. and 114. este% : end is family bol - (hy whirls there i‘ ssating of 74 1 of ?!a. Poch. Ake. I)r. Sibly'a Lunar Tincture. for a-noir:oink iseident In the female art. in bottles; or 4a. Gil. ass. 104 MI smelt. OltaiPtibe, now- eau be "'ermine unless signed the proprietor. J. K. 141(fell. in Isis own hand-writing. on the wrapps-r, of each bottle. Role wlsolemle Norma. hlessr4. liarrlav and lions. Wt. Vleet-morket. London and sold retail In Word. I.latrar. 130, Oaforti-strrrt: Mtrs332lr, Hors' Facbange-rate: and by all rrapeetable stating/wet, gists, and ordieitat tratMlb, thresgbout_theilNellie. FROM .171; RDA r 1110117r4 (La rrg. 111 OFFICE. AVCCAT 44. ix Item 1 Nee I Hsi Mrs►.. 0. lb hall. A 4th Real. of Light Dragoons. Captain N. Norellfe to 1* Major. by purchase, •ire Walton, who retir••a. Assistant- Surgeon A. Menzies. from half-pat .?Ist Licht °ene mas. to he Assiatani-Surgeon. vice W. tinriliner. who exchanges. 9th Ditln. Captain k. Camp to be Nlninr. lii purrliwze. vies Cavendish promoted in the lit Life Wards. Lieute nant C. Bacon to be Captain. by purchase, tier Campbell. Cornet and Lieutenant Lord G. Itentiock to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice flacon. Gentleman Cadet lion. O. Finch. from the Royal Military College, to 1w Cornet, by purchase. • ice Nl•Onflie. promoted. 1!Ith Ditto. Colonel T. Hawker, from half-pay 20th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, ye ithout pnrehase. Ist. or tirenadier It.•giment of Foot Boards. Colonel Hon. 11.0. P. Townshend to be Lientenant-Culonel, wilhoul pur chase. Lleutenant-Colonel J. D. West to be First Major. without purchase. with the rank of Colonel. Lieutenant .. Colonel J. Ilenboory to be Second Nlajor, without purehase, with the rank of Colonel. I.ieutenttnt-(•oloerl 1.. (hove. to be Third Major, without purchase. with the rank of Colonel. Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards. Colonel A. Wood ford to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purehase. Colonel Sir 11. F. Bonverie, to he First Nlajor. vier ♦♦ood ford. Colonel J. Macdotiell to be Second Major, rice Rout erie. SJ Regiment of Foot Onards, Lietitenent-Colonel 11. W. Rooks to he Lieutenant-Colonel. without pnrchas:•, a , th the rank of Colonel. Lieutenant-Colonel J. Clitherow. t.. he First Major, without purchase. with the rank of Col- I. Lieutenant-Colonel J. J. Cochrane. to be Second ' ijo without purchase, with the rank of Colonel. Lieutenaa. J. Prendergast to be Lieutenant and Captain by purchase. sire Baird. who retires. F. Ilarford, Dent. to be Ensign and Lieutenant, by purchnse. vice Prendergast. Ist Regiment of Foot. lAeutenaat-CJlonel C. Pleader leath, from half-pay 49th Foot. to be Lieutenant-Colonel• without purchase. 9th Ditto, Colonel N. Alsekwell„ from half-pa) 0241 Foot. to be Lieutenant-Colonel. witheat purchase. 14tb Ditto, Lieutenset-Colonel A. Maclaine, from half pity 7th West India Regiment, to be Liesteutat-Coloael, without purchase. Itith Ditto, Colonel Sir W. P. Carrel, from the half-pay. to be Lieutesaist-Colostel, without purchase. 21st Ditto. Lieutenant R. 11. Ilridgemaa, M►m the half pay of the Ist or Grenadier Foot Guards. to be First Lieu tenant, ♦ice R. Christie, who exchanges, reerivieg the differeace. Pith Ditto. Colonel Sir A. Campbell. K.C.R. from the itsif-pay, to be Liestonant-Coloorl. without purehawb.— Lieuteasat W. Trimmer, from the Slat Foot, to be Lieu tamest. flee A. Coolie, who retires open half-pay 76th Foot. teeeivias the difference. 41st Ditto, !Agate-sant F. /termer. from the ith Light Dragoons, to be Captain. by putubaste. vie, Cradoeft, who retires. H. C. Tathwell, Gent. to be Resign. by purchase, 'Hee Asbe, promoted. 40th Ditto. Lieetenant-Colonel T. Brenton. from half pay Royal Verk Roams, to be Lkatesent-Colonel, vice J. I Tatra. who exebanges. Gbh Ditto, Lieutenant-Colonel H. Jobe. from MY-pay 14th Foot. to he Lieutenant-Colonel, without part-haw. 61st Ditto. Brevet Major W. Green to be Major whim*, pert-base. vim Faso, sprinted aa lespeeting Fleid 011eer of the Militia in the !omen bleeds. 04th Reginsmat of Foot. Lieutenent-Celeeel F. itinerary, from heir-pay of the Glengarry Fencible% to be Lieeteneas- Colosel. wlthost perelnese. Bulge H. F. Broderip has resigned his Cospasissioa. 07th Ditto. Lieutenant-Colohel Donald Mackay. from half pay W Ceylon itegbesol, to be Lieutesant-Cotonel, witb oet Ditto. Lieitemant-Colwati Foils Calvet,. from half , = the Roglntest, to be Liesemessi•Ceiseel. widens per- Nib Pine, Usetieetet-Cebeel Sir Jeba Campbell, team belf-revi Who Liestmaiell-Colenal.fridsai pwrottaxe. Gist but., Ms‘or William ssdstlsr. Mai Obi Feet, to be Melee, tiCIP 61r alariO Godes. Oil esebsages. - 11111tb Ditto. Carafe bmiedsk DOI I. hem the Ifst tAtik vispaa. to be Milder. by pireleete. Tim Ceetbere, *be • LiesivemPreleeei Jibs Willies lialles, from ingot; boot hattpay N the aft Llootsiont (miss the diMbetooe.) rice Allilld "Istewit - C6610111 B ryderso Norm. laroot. to lle t-Coloool, etoe wt to the t. Iles. Mt C. Swim. FON. b• 1611* 11101111111Mbod. who eit -owl Crammed 4 .1e41 . 11/i. Woe, who . . L wfis Tethys. glum—Asa I J. Mg N.D. I. %di , fres - i - if, Mai pay. tie bo espilai:Aseistas. IS !be tomes. vise Intim , trite rettla M sa iNnewaonso.—Major Clarion 14) art. from the lAdt Light Dragoons. ), bo Lleatelloll•Col. of Infantry, by penitent. glee Getters' Cowell. who retires. Bervrt.—Colooel Dewy Mohair, ea half-pay fhb Gar- Hese Belbliew. to be Major General in the Army ; Major WWI. al the ea Foot, to be fAitetensat-Coloool to the Amoy. To he Mfrs in the Anny.--Csptnie George Peebles. at the Revd Marines; Capt. Richanl Montage. Oakes, of the Ist Lits Dotards. Cesubssiess signed by the I .rd-T.leuteueot of the County of Messes. TboateillStaherbert. Esq, to be' Deputy [Alinement. Season 111111111*.—Charles Sense Diskette. jun. Esq. to be Capfuls. viesavytodboue, redgeed. ......---- 111ANKRUPTCIEM ENLARRED. 0. RsO , Shadwell Iligh-atreet, cheesemonger, frost bAug. Id .IR, at Guildhall. a ts R. Clem* **shell-street, linen-draper, from .tug. 11. to Sept.* It Gnildhall. 11A1WiltUVITIES SUPER S goEn. J. 11111111014. Fen-wart renehtirrh-ctreet. merchant. R. 'lnward Anal J. Gibbs. Cork-street. Burlington-gar d , apepsgaseßvessers. N4NlillUPTs. .1. Roils."' mid T. Pape. Leeds. reed-Brushers. Ang. 39. Rept. 31. Oct. S. at Om Court Honer. Leeds. Aitorne% -., Illesara. Roblooto aid Sea, Esaer-street, Strand: and Mr. bard. 1 Allgia• (1. Fry. Nee/beer. egare•.r. Sept. S. (let. 0, at Guild hall. Attorong, Mr. lIIMih. 1111‘in 1-0 rel.,. R. Widtesille, H. Visitor and T. lin r. Whiteharen. Cam fkil berland. pussibeites, ll*. 3. 11. Art. ft, at the Mark loon. V 1 hilehavds. dttonseya, Mr. Hodgson. Wltilehaven ; and Mr. Faleo*. Vtat-ennrt, Temple. R. Ileuips. Great Tarn-st% le. I.lncoltes tin-tiehls, hit " l.Mept. I. li, Oet. (I. at Oullith43l.• Attorarys, ley mud Wilson, Lineoltea-Inn-ffaisli. Id Ford, farmer. Sept I.M. Oct. 11. at Build ', Mean, Ittearns and 14'00.1. Saint TIMMS* %feast... Turner and IleteWpm: Ilutehinson. flarmird-cnstle. tobur)-.. parr ; J. T. 'Nom. F. 4 wools. eurrier. Sept. 6, 7. O't. 11, at the Commercial Ilotel. P4ossonth, Vtorne‘s. Nand”. Horton. Roark,. Nand)s and Stinds, Crane-court. Fleet street : and kir. Usroo. T. Parry, It, Seaton. and J. Arndtire. Manche ter, eat ton- ;inners, Sept. 7, 01, Oct. (1. at tio• S;nr Inn. Manchester. Attorne)s, Mr. %rather, Manehe!tier ; and 11r. laiis, Chan err -11111 P. R. Lambert. Ardwlek. Minehegter. rollmi-nintsliforttirer. 14ept. f. Oct. O. at the Misr inv. ‘lnart•-,ter. A!tor ne. Mr. Higgins, alanehel , ter ; and Mr. Eilk, Chanrer lane. D. E. eniatoa, IsHatton-road. nplv)kterer. Sept, 7, Ont. It at tinildhall. Attorney, Jr. Pope. Hid firinl ,n. 11. Taylor, Sidney •plarr. Conntterrial-road. maorr-tart riner, Sept. 11, VI. Oct. at Un,IJLsII. Attorney, Slr. eratltt. Safoiltery-minare. J. Tarim. New -rut, Larn!).lll, irmunonzer. Se , ot. S. ft, Oct. 6. at liutldhall, Attorney. Mr. ‘Vootton, \ielsolas lase. , • OA‘i kt &USA tk.,te• 4. . , . , .. 1),A.,..129010 - AA T -- b t t .. ... . ... . ... ) ) N ( \ 4 • • • ....._ ..... ........a.5w„,...... LONDON, MONOAI r , i • tit 2t, 1821. . - NUMBER s'3l . _ " res liras, t whit i HAMPDEN /NI in Me . arDxsr thoi on Me SNOW!" - 17.1UXH 11. I..—Owing to the Very beantiftil w ea- THE LONDON AND EDINBURGH STEAM-PACILIT hal to be Liestenset-Ooloa4. wkßoot P ar- ' V the, that has set ie. the (Unless will not dose until COMPANY'S PACKET. slow .- 111 It irrjaewfty Twit. Amon 25. Soot additineel prepare- rirtlE CITY OP EDINBURGH. Captain Joao ir c Ilinhoooll a h'ens e llik RN 11P = oi rolo. feat are *skier to give •Ple to that oiette Entertohlotent• IL Banesom. starts fro* Blackwell for Billebneth, es ''' on' WEDNESDAY NEXT. there will be a GRAND Weanepney Norma', gm Instant, at Five o'Cloch pro. p int . Vito Polkas soon helf-pwy lea 14e4. 3.1i.1, is which It will doebtlessly he conksaed that the eis s iy. want Abe aeries Permit. Sate half-pay To OMII In Us 1ii...............• .---a- -, _,..-___ .......de WI ANNA gsf 11.....4...1. n....a...... I. _u.....1.......ii..1 - - - ..., -.,~ 1•••• , .. DI CI DEN UR. Reptember I& D. Stalker a of 1. D. Welch. Leadel hall street. stop-sellers—Septeurbcr 10, J. Marsh. Rotherham. Yorkshire, grocer. _ _ CI.RTIHC.tTI S.--8 FPT 13. M. Barren. Withefitaant-tn, rocer—J.T. Retts, tas-siseler—T. Eveltlah. shop keeper—T. !Hebb. Tortilla De t onshire, merchant —J. Cas tle. Banwell. Suatersetahire, ualler—J. Preston. 'Tor quay. Devonshire. 'merchant —J. W. Sanders. Newe.tstle epua-Tyne, marehant— 1. G. Dasidson, Itarquet-enotrt, Fleet-street. raereltant—W. Wooda, Crawford-street, Mars - lebone. litten-41raper. PAR TN ERSII4 PS DISSOLVED. _ - -- - T. Olsborne, jun.. and J. lirittlebank. Ishborne, Derby - shire. battier—J. Baker and E. tiluith. Lime-strut, r. ine raerchants —B. sad J. Ca re, t %arch -street, I I sckney, printers —E.l.swreseeasd J. Whiteside4l.iverpool.coopers—J. Ed wined mod (1. Birkwtyre, 612450 w, merchant►-li, and (1. Vernll, Brishthelotstonr. cabiset-tnaLers—J. T. Taylor sold T. Browne. Upper Thswoes-street, iron-merchants—J. Orvealtaigb salt W, Ingham, Heywood. Lancashire, toils*. sphiwers—J. Walker sad M. J. heap. Manchester. cotton stistsetweees—T. Kay and W. fitterpless, Ilsochestsr. eottosmaaasflressrers—J. M•Ttt rk and J. Perin, N rW left. drapers—R. Cosetess and J. Robinson, Walbrook. actor. airs—T. Asp., X. Vertegeos.J. Price. and 11. J. Barks'', Kiag-strut, Closspaide, Manchester wareboasente❑—T. Irisos and J. ((coat, Wood-street, Cltesp.ide, boniva NE moicuLou Y. This week has been distinguished throughont by a brilliant sky and ri temperatare congenial to the season, anditturbed by variation. 'flie warmth of the dap has, indeed been uniformly preceded by that sort of haze Sil mist which frequently is broniht wilt as easterly wind; and that has made the va..rusth to be felt more sensibly; but the heat. though complained of all the week, has net been every day so great as on some other days even of Ali summer. The sun. the latter end of this month being considerably lower , than at atidsmanser when it arrives at the meridian, hat still darting powerfet rays, shines more into the faces of passengers in the streets, and prostrates more deeply the houses, so as to render the boat 'sore ineommorlion; than excessive. tintat days Ibis week. however, have keen better than any other daring the year. Weed. Atm. a • elteliromeTrit arnoveirti. • **LA. • va r . 10. * .1 113 41.311 • t Parr' 30. W. • 1111 113 $1 .0 rar v. r.,.. . • , lig POP el. 1.4 . 116 AI I rile. • Tts .13 I Pair 31. F..... 03 . ltir 81 1 211.09 P*lr - A M 1 ;a --.9d Fair FUNERAL Incases 11•11 MT IND stouts mamas. . AIM ON Toll 14TM or AIMOST. .eaterrlay bring the day upon which it wai ott mooned *at the public funeral of those two oollartio sate we was to take place, at the expense of Ito ame• Aisles olftwodon, as extraordinary interest was ea- WOO 1/1111111 t ag ...itch this day roasted. We should prom's , . ..4t Mr. Sheriff Waithesaft.—epprehending the passi bility that the public peace might be endangered b. the eartyiag in procession tihrotigh the principal streets and along the road to liammersmith, the IMP dies of these who fed/—albe aufottnnate victims of tte needless employment at the asilitait power on the 14'!, —on Saturday addressed the folimetog letter to us, as well as several other newspapers, with a view to dis suade the Committee from the public execelitin of their designs:— Ste—Seeing a paragraph that has appeared hi soot" stale papers, that a procession is intended to proceed 084BOOnstr from Smithfield, to accompany the funeral ut the two unfortunate men who were shot on the 14th inst.. near Cumberland -gate, as I hare assisted the relay Lives of one of those individuals In the investigating the circumstances which led to his death, I feel called upon to say, through the medium of yonr p.iper, that I highly deprecate such a proceeding, and particniarly as the matter is now under judicial inquiry ; and earnestly hope that the public will refrain from attending the pro posed meeting. I am. Sir. your obedient servant, Bridge-street, Ant. 25. It Oink r WAitumAN. Finding. however, that the individuals in question trent bent sa l mon effecting their original intentions, tie Worthy Sheriff accompanied the prewession in person. To his exertions atiJ assiduous attention is mainly t • be attributed the general good order in which the proceediii i .s of the niaraing were condncted. It is very remarkable that it was nut till four o'clock in tti4 • afternoon o; Saturday that the Lord Mayor received the usual notification time tow Illasteureti desiring him to take the proper niesseres for keeping the peace county received no Inch intimation whatever; hot the moment that the High Sheriff (Hr. Waitlowan) was satisfied that the procession would take place, he 'adopted the most prompt and vigorous tueasores to preserve the puhtic peace. lie wrote to %lr. Borchelt, tl r Fader Sheriff, desiring bin] to 'order oust a stuffi clew posse of constables f..r the minty, and sent a si tnil.ur letter to the Seconthiry, with a like request for it v empo a lules. [We snhju•r a copy of the letter to, .1011 ana , ►er from, these gentlemen.] tie' rt.totax.—.l placard having appeared. inviting on aysemblape of the pt'up'e to-morrow in Smithfield, at twelve o'clock, to pass tip Holborn, to Hammersmith. wilt you to have the °three's anti ronstJbles in readiness !o prevent any Irre.:el, of the peace. I do not wish to have them appear attiongni the people, lint to have them in readiness to act, in cave there shoald be a necessity for their vo Join T . Sta—We have, agreeably to your direction*, stint moite.l the A:pasta:des ami olficers to he in Charret !wove .4piare to-morr.ity morning, at eleven o'clock precisely, ready to receive yquir turtti-r iostriteinits. We are, Sir, your übellie:it Islarhle servants, lir % 1. 101 ANT, Britt lIELL. SlierifT,'-officet lied Lion-square, Aug. :15. To Mr. Sheriff '4 aithwau. &r. Vest. Mar ino.ning Air. Waithinan met the chief of ficers of the pare, and gave similar direction, for the attendance of ionstables; and having no apprehen sion of any ttuntilts, save near the barracks, ported the larger proportion of the men in that vicinity, and, previously to the passing of the process' sn, be re peatedly rude in among the people, entreatiog them to abstain from hissing or using any other expression, of anger towards the ! , oldiers. The *corral rendezvoas was appointed for twelve o'clock. in Smithfield ; and eleven o'clock between four and five thousand per uses had collected in Smithfield market. It was re ported that Dr. Watson was at the head of the Com mittee of Management, and that the whole would be conducted tinder his auspices. At about half-past eleven o'clock that indivi .sal, accompanied by two or three person , , dressed in mourning habiliments, ac tosily made his appearance, and informed the asseis bled multitude, that in consequence of some feeling of jealousy, the carpenters and bricklayers had refused toeo-operate with the rest of their brethren, and had taken upon themselves the exclusive direction of the funeral ; bat that the great body of the niecha.aics of London, consistiox of the sawyers, coopers, brasiers, &c. woithl assemble in Smithfield, preceded by a bun ille of sticks elevat d upon a pole, as the emblem of unity, Of this information part was tribe, and part Was utterly false 1t was true that the carpenters and bricklayers. being the members of the trade* to which the eloceased respectively belonged, bad die clainmsl all counesion with Dr. Watson, and had re fused to cooperate, or, in his own lanruage. to Wilde - with the faction, of which he is considered the 'rims but it imo false that there was any ioteetien en the part of the great body of the meehanirs to accom pany the procession. The following placard had been posted in the morning about the mrsits of the metro- • .polls. by the Committee of Carpenters mid Brick layers "CAUTION TO ALL TROON WHIA t INTIND TO JOIN Tax rc:ccamL. reocessnox. e• on are particularly requested by the Committee of Corpmwers noel Bricklayers, to behave yourselves in the moat rowertfel and orderly . manner, and mt• t.) nail with (liaorilerly or malicious persons who would wish to hurt the feelings of any indvidual.“ I abed, MI needy arsoag the members of that soare- mos belly, but in a very considerable proportion of the plane at this metropolis. Upeo the iaettrolloaty sod bleprepriety of the measure itself (which woo to bare hp resolved upon and effected by a Ceetweittee • oft i elair r s, and carpenters and johaere—of whi t the deceased themselves am Amy- hers here eady expressed a deeided **Dim To it as ante which, soder etiotiag eirems• • a alliasalsket rather to renew that animosity OA • *Web es a recent mekacholdi made & in so leilifttlitkriitilletriell li)ally to art one Food or lostiolte porpiai: We -* bare at present simply to record some of tae priori* amass, and to describe some of the most striking -t - -. ~_ -.- • . : 41pri •-•*. L._ :.~ -