The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-12-02 00:00:00

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Ammwegef LONDON, TUESDA*Y, NUMBER A 849 PRICK tiEVRN rF:Nue, Too and Jerry having bean daring the. lust week. again he moored by the presence of Royalty, and received on every representation, with the loudest peals br laughter and ap plause, by crowded sad fashionable audiences, it will be re peated a few eights longer. ti en gropeds, or the Manager's last Kick, having. as was anti elpated, created a most powerful sensation, it. will be re pealed every evening tia Christmas. when it must unavoid ably be withdrawn. to mate room for a new and splendid Pantomime, which has been the whole of the summer is pre paration. • A DELPIII THEATRE. STRAND.—THIS EVENING. Dee.,, and daring the week, will be presented. the e a lebratedßurletta of TOM and JERRY; or, Life in Lou don. Ohmmeters as before. After which, by the kind permission of 84. Arnold, Esq. of the Theatre Royal, Enilish Opera House, the much admired Burlesque, entitled QUADRUPEDS; or, The Manager's Last Kick ! • Boxes. 4n. Pit, 2s. Gal. Is. Doors open at 8, and eon'• mane e quarter before 7. Half price at half past 8. CASINET PICTURES OF A SUPERIOR CLASS. jir, WILLIAMS reapsettsily uuuuu nevi that helps reelelve4 Instructions to submit for SALE, at the Motion Mart, Bar. tholonew Lena, on FRIDAY, fith of Decennia, at twelve o'elock. ASELECT COLLECTION of PAINTINGS, late the property or 111. Anthony Schmidt. of Amsterdam, genprising several rare and valuable high finished specimens, of the Italian, Flemish. and Dutch Schools, viz ; Leonard' Da Vinci—O. Poussin—Carecei—Domenichino—Hobbima—Cnyp —Hergbem—Wynants--Ru) %duel —Wouveratans—Rubens— Sw e irkhardt—Vandernear—VanEkels—JanSteen—Molinear, &e. To *viewed on Thursday preceding and morning of •sale, sad canliegues had at one shilling each. at the Mart; and of Mr. Williams, Throgniorton street; catalogues also of Mr. Thomas Williams, High street, Cheltereiant ; and at the White AROWLAND anti SON, Sole Proprietors of the A ORIGINAL MACASSAR OIL, for the Growth of flair, respectfully inform the Nobility. Gentry, and Pub lic at large, they have REMOVED to No. 90, Ilatton-Garden ; and also beg to Cauvtori. That Flagrant Impostors are Vending a spu rious Article under this name ; they purchase the empty files, and attempt to deceive the Public with spurious Ma 'Wiser Oil, composed of injurious ingredients, calling it the *eneine. and offering it for sale at a lower price. and with out the libel, and others sign "Rowlandson. ' imitating the signature, %Oriel' renders it necessary on purchasing, to ask for ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL, and strictly to oh serve that none are genuine without the little book inside the wrapper ; anti the label is signed on the outside. in Red, " A. ROWLAND and SON."—The prices are is.6d.-75.- 11M-Od. sod ils.'per bottle. All other prices are imposi tions.—The genuine has the address on the label, " No. 20, Mallon Garden.", Also, Rae Wilmette, GIRT Writsgans, Evv-Bnowq, llsr on the Head e effectually changed to Brown or Black, by the use of ROWLAND'S ESSENCE of TYRE: by merely wetting the Hair, it immediately produces a perfect chile. Price 43.-7.. &L and 10s.1111. per bottle, Sold by the Sole Proprietors A. Rowland and Son, No. 30, Batton Garden. Holborn, Proprietors, and by appointment, by Messrs. Il.mdries. Titchbourne-street ; Smyth, 117, Oat 11s and Pierce, 37, D. Rigge, AS, New Bond-street ; Bayley sod Blew, Cockspur-street ; Sanger, LW, Oxford-street; Berry and Co. 17, Greek-street • Butlers, 4, ChesPsid . a , and tro, Regent-street; Rowney, 105, Hatton Garden; J. T. 'lllegp,UCbeapslde; Ta*Lte. 41. Johan**. SS, Corablii-s fr , awlieTry, 43, Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard; But ton, Row Church-y ard; Burgess, 63, ; low, *3O. Prost. 220, Strand; Barclay and Sons. 93. Fleet market; Ford. Fenchurch-street ; Colley, 2S. Wharton, .Risliopssate-sheet ; Bartlett, Ilatton-garden ; Swift, tt2, High Holborn; Gibbing, Fleet-inarket ; Swift, Holborn; graves. Oxford-street ; Woodman, Piccadilly ; and Nis, Royal Fachnage ; and by must Perfumers and Medicine 'Venders. I lllE OLD ESTABLISHED FLOOR CLOTH AND CAR PET WAREHOUSE, I IS, Loco Aces. TIM Nobility, Gentry, and the Public are respect fatly incited to inspect T. WEAVER'S ettensive Stock of well seasoned FLOOR CLOTHS, which he flatters himself will he found cheaper and better, than any article of the kind yet offered td•their attention ; as also a great variety of RRUS SELS, VENETIAN, and KIDDERMINSTER CARPET ING, which for elegance of pattern, richness and depth of co ley., cannot he equalled in the metropolis. Hearth Rugs, and trery description of Druggets, he continues to oiler at a great tedurtion in price. T. W. begs leive to return his sincere thallits for the distin 'Dished patronage he has so long enjoyed, tad trusts that the superiority of I,iv ari icit s, and reasonable charges, will ensure eta, their future favours. Hearth Rues provided to match any particular pattern, s a few honra notice. rig. ‘. KADY re•pretfully calls the attention of those afflicted, to his peculiar and effeetuAl method of lore, and nithousrh he will not presume to pledge infallibility la every description of ease, yet as far as human aid, assist Id by reediest and stirstice experience can be epp.ied, he promises a speedy and permanent restoration.--Dr. E. Is aossulted &oily at N. 3t4, Dean - street, Sotto, and I, MOM street. Stsinfori-street, illackfriars and Waterloo-roads, by patients of both sexes. Country letters, (post paid) en dosing a fee, meet respectable attention by return of second Pat —Upper Ground straet,Surrey side of Blackfriars Bridge, Inds directly to I, Ilatfield street LPhis Mliestv's Ttnyal Letters Pstent.—LEAKE'S LP Piluls S'alnfaria. One small Pill is a Dose; and the taking of one box, in a recent case, will soon convince *1 Patient of the certainty of his spesidy recovery. No thing cart he better contrived. more safe„or more convenient Use this remedy, for such as ere obliged to go journies or to sea, as it needs no confinement or restraint of Diet: and *years experience (in an extensive practice) has proved that it will riled a Cure, when all other methods avail no- Uhl. For the Scurvy and other chronical disorders, this theakine has not its parallel. Upwards of 40,000 persons, el both sexes, have been radically cured within the lest eight Sam Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietors, T. TAY .We sod /km Surgeons,* at their house. No. 9, New Bridge. rivet, in boxes of only 2s. 911. each, duty included. They are also sold by their appointment, with copious directions, is Mr. tiephurn'e Toy Shop, WS, Oxford-street; Mr. Dis- Woggles. 7, Fish-street-hill, nearly opposite the Menu llset at Mr. Baxter's, Edinburgh; Mr. Newberry's, Dub lin; and by one person in every considerable Town in Great Iritsia sad Ireland. Advice gratis to persons taking the 'bre, or other of the Proprietor's medicines. See the published list, by the Roy al College of London. NO RPECIFIC was ever brought into use by the / 1 4 . 14 1 Asors of Medicine, to equal PEEDE'S Celebrated cable FRENCH PILLS, for the speedy, safe, and *NW CURE 4111 keettlin disorder, in all its insinnating forms, and the Millga ant and destructive Ravages it daily makes on the !lOW Frame; bolt, happily, these Pills Cure in so short a 211111. and in so safe• and easy-a manner, as to warrant him 11114 Ml confidence of success. that 1N0... Illsritof Disease shall be left in the system. These P il ls lea, sold In ilo;es, at 2s . 9d., at 4.3. Liqporpond-street. Len 'l2m; bat should it be preferred. the Doctor engages to Cure VDisease for a stipulated sum, or return the Money; so t if disrobe NdCure, there will be No PAY. .. W; B. The Itch Cured Without washing or anointing, by l ad% only, price 2s. 91.1. his sit ~M dM~! Jan IRI FROM SATURDAY'S GAZETTE. WAR OFFICE. Nov. 28. 7th Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Lieut. 111. fl. Hodges. from half pay Bth Light Dragoons, to be Lieut. flee T. Armstrong, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 14th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Ensign G. Rooke, from half pay 69th Foot, to be Cornet, vice H. Ross, who exchinges, receiving the difference. let or Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards—Lieut. Col. J. G. Woodford to be Major. with the reek of Col, by purchase, vice West, who retires; Capt. J. Lindsay to be Cept. and Lieutenant Colonel, by purci.ase, vice Woodford; Lieutenant F Loftus to be Lieutenant and Captain, by purcLase,vice Lindsey. To he Ensigns end Lieutenants, by purchase—Fred. Clip ton, Gent. lice Lyster ;promoted; Richard Wm. Astell, Gent. vice Loftus. Ist Regiment of Foot—Lieut. C. Eyre to be Capt. by pur chase, vice Mosse, who retires ;.Enrign J. Stovte to be Liens. by purchase, vice Eyre: Ewen Macpherson, Gent, to be Re sign, by purchest.vice Stevie. 20th ditto—Paymaster W. Campbell, from the 24th Foot, t • be Paymaster, vice Tovey, who exchanges. 23.1 ditto—Capt. S. Faulkner, from half pay 61st Foot, to be Capt. vice J. C. Smith, who exchanges; Second Lieut. and Adjutant Hugh Piunket Bourchier to have the rank of First Lieutenant. 24th Ditto—Lieut. Wen. Patrick Baird. from half pay 48th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Thomas Parker Bainbridge, who exchanges, receiving the difference; Paymaster A. Tovey, from the 40th Foot. to be Paymaster, vice Ca npbell, whe ex changes. 28th Ditto—F. Phelps, Gent. lobe Ensign, without purchase, vice Slack., appointed to the 1124 Foot. 32d Ditto—Ensign S. Mackay to be Lieut, without purchase. vice Stuart, dec.; Ensign A. G. Slack., from the 28th Foot, to be Ensign, viee Mackay. 334 Ditto—Surgeon V. Thomas, 111. D. from half pay 37th Foot. to be Surgeon, vice G. Fitzgerald, whose appointment has not taken place. 33th Ditto—Lieutenant Jasper Hell, from the Coldstream Foot Guards, to be Captain, by purchase, vice Rutherford,who retires. 37th Ditto—Second Lieut. E. B. Frazer, from half pay 2d Ceylon Regiment, to be Ensign,vice R. N.Lee,who exchanges, receiving the difference. 47th Ditto—Lieut..l. Paste) , to he 'Copt. by purchase, vice Keays, whose promotion has not taken place; Lieut. S. Kerr, from half pay 60th Foot, to be Limit. vice E. Michell, who es. changes. 62d Ditto—Ensign W. Leeks to be Lieut. by web's,. vice Scoones, promoted; H. A. hlorshead, Gent, to be Ensign, by purchase. vice Leeke. 33d Ditto—Lieut. T. Butler, from half pay Coldstream Guards, to be Lieut. vice J. Hutchinson, who exchanges, re. eel v lug the difference. 60th Ditto—D. Freer, Gent, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Michel, appointed to the 84'h Foot. esa Ditto—Quartermaster - J. Dukes, frem half pay late Ba hama Garrison Company, to be Quartermaster, vice P. Fox, who retires upon half pay. 64th Ditto—Ensigu J. Browoe to be Lieut. without purchase, vice Bewre, dec. ; Ensign J. Michel, from the 60th Foot, to be Enhign. vies Browne. 86th Ditto—Surgeon William Pinkstan O'Reilly, from half pay 234 Foot, to be Surgeon, vice William Bohan, who ex changes. 71tt Ditto—Surgeon-1. Barlow, from half pay 024 Foot, to be Surgeon. vire A. Stewert, who exchanges. 840 i Ditto—hient. H. Vaughan to be Captain by purchase, ekes Cruise, promoted; Ensign S. S. Sealy to be Lieutenant by purchase, vice Vaughan. To be En.igns—R. J. Helmer, Gent, by purcease, vice Sealy ; Ensign A. C. Skynner,front half pay 19th Foot. vice P. B. Francois Charles (Bilks., who exchanges, receiving the difference. _ _ 67th Ditto—f.ient. F. O'Flaherty. from the half pay 32d Foot, to be f.ieut. Tice Clements, appointed to the gd West India Regiment. 931 Ditto—Ensign Hon. Henry Sutton Van►, from half pay 931 Foot, to be Ensign, ♦ice Charles Halkett Craigie, who ex changes. 2d West India Regiment—Lieut. F. Clements, from the 67th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Stopford, who retires upon half pay 32d Foot. Cape Corps (Cavalry)—A. Macdonald, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vire Jervis, who retires. Ist Royal Veteran Battalion—Cornet IV. A. R. Maxwell, from half pay Cavalry Staff Corps, to be Ensign, vice John Markey. placed on the Retired List. 2d Royal Veteran Battalion—To be Lieutenants—Lient. S. N. Ilemsworth, from half pay 101st Foot ; Lieutenant D. Dickson, from half pay 23th Foot, vice Hell, whose appoint ment has not taken place. 3d Royal Veteran Battalion—Capt. R. Hall, from half pay Independent Companies, to be Captain, repaying the differe.ice he ree r iv.il on exchanging to half pay. To be Lieutenants—Lient. W. Saunders. from half pay Rifle Brigade; Lieut. W. Bell, from half pay 2d Garrison Battalion, vice Dickson, whose appointment has not taken place ; Lieut. R. Sedleir, from half pay Ist, or Grenadier Foot Guards, repaying the difference be received on exchanging to half pay. To be Ensign—Ensign Emile Ross from half pay Sicilian R 'Omen! I U VAT tclinD.—Lieutenant E. Scoones, from 152 d Foot, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Skelton who re tires. _ HOSPILAL STAVP.—Assistant Foirgoon T. Patnam Macabe, M.D. from half pay Rifle Brigade, to be Assistant Surgeon to the Forces, vice J. Hutchinson, whose appointment has not taken place. MEMORANDUM.—The eschnrixe between Ensign YOUR. of .tho 17th Foot, and Ensign Farewell, of the 31st Foot, has been antedated to 31st August, 1623. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant and High Steward of the Stewartry of Kirkcudbright. Major R. Campbell to he Deputy Lieutenant. Kirkcudbright and Wigtownshire Regiment of Militia.— Randolph Lord Garlies to be Captain, ♦ice Munden, de ceased. Kirkcudbright Corps of Gentlemen Yeomanry Cavalry.—A. J. Stewart the younger to be Captain. vice Murray, resigned ; C. W. D. nomson, (lent. to be Lieutenant, vice Stewart, pro ,noted. DIVIDENDS. Dec. 24, W. Rivera and J. Clowns, Shelton. Staffordshire, manufacturers of earthenware, at the Alhion Inn, Ilanley— Dec. 27, J. Wood, Bishopsgate street Without, grocer, at Basinghall street—Dec. 20, G. Brown. New Bond street, oil man, at Basinghall street—Dee. 0, W. Barrett, Ohl Broad street, merchant, at Basinghall street—Dec. 29, 11. A. Staff, Norwich, soap manufacturer, at the White Lion Inn, Norwich —Jan. 7, S. Brewer. Alderton, Suffolk, corn merchant, at the Great White horse Inn. Ipswich—Dee. 20, J. Turner, Fleet street. silk mercer, at Basinghall street—Dec. 20, J. nod J. Ritchie, Watling street, Lon ton, warehousemen, at Basinghall street—Dec. 0, R.ll. Dny, Tosil. Nialdatott., seed crusher, at Basinghall street—Dee. 6, F. Pothonier, Corporation row, Clerkenwell, distiller, at Basinghall street—Dec. 20, J. Wool. cock, Truro, Cornwall, draper, at Rastnghall street—Dec. 20, J. Denne, Lamb's Conduit street, watch maker, at Basinghall street—Dec.2o, J. Ram Lothbury, London, merchant, at Bo singhall street—Dec. 21, W. Adam, Narrow Wall, Lambeth, timber merchant, at Basinghall Vreet--Dec. 20..5. Atkins, Great Portland street, Middlesex. chymist, at Basinghall street—Dec. 23, B. Porter and it. R. Baines, Myton, Kingston upon Hull, glue mnoufsct , at the Dag and Deck Tavern ' Kingston upon hull—Dee. 22. J. Cooper, Newport. Isle of Wight. victualler, at the Town Ball, ISALuthamptuu—Dec. VS, R. Lambert, Manchester, manufacturer the Star lon, Men • cheater. C EAT' FICATES..—Dgc. E. R. Ball, Albury, Surrey, paper naufacturer—J. Q, nap. I rls, Bridge street, Westminster, haberdasher—R. Breadelow, I) ,A m in Hales, Salop. ironmonger —W. Tanta's. Borough j ij m , .v. orange merchant—B. Bradtbrd. Yardley street, s patef i tN 41. leatherjopenner—R. a n d R. Ri gg, Whi te b aven, Climbed.% d, common brewers—J. St evens, S ta ff or d . w i ne "litll6C- Glamorgenshire. banker Cromer., Wat ling street, eilington, Salop, groc e r—C. Crisp, BHstol, Shoe e 7 — W. Dobson , Gateshead. Durham, chemist--J.Wuo4, a it (N maker. RTNERSH IPS , ISSOLVE D. N. H.Haker m d Co., South Andloy street, Grosvenor square, milliners—T. Pt *end and T. Wo r thi ng t on , P reston, Lan . cesuce, cotton mar. afacturers—C. Lacy and ft. Seals, Notting-' ban , , lace manoract „ ‘ •vs--J. Hughes and J. Page, Iron roan dars—J. Lindselland Co.. __,_ssek, coal merchants—J. Cook and W. Main, Barrow. Lincoli.Nlire. millers—B. Barlow, ten. and B. Barlow. jun., Birmingham. silversmiths—J. Windser and J. Seedbed),Liverpool, porter (. * IIIIfts — W. R. Ewing and B. Rathbour, Liverpool, insurance t.`t t kers—W. Whit worth and H. Perry Manchester—D. Made.` and H. Stewart, Ely place. Middlesex, wine merchents—W. Nwier and J. Baker, LoWeri road, Southwark, pork butchers— 4. Kerr and A. Car son. Binsinglaanklisea drepers—F. Wilson, d it ia • and son, jun. °reit Creston, Essex, drapers—J. a'J J. lords. Meant street. Grosvenor square, painters—J. PhtiP ‘ Und Co. Water lane, Warwickshire , fender maker—J. Watk. and P. J. Giraud, Church street. Deptford. tracers. COURT OE KINO'S BENCH, GeILDHALL, Dn. 1. The LORD CHU, JUSTICI took his seat at half past niie, to try common jury causes. There was, however, a sin• Kolar want of anomies to conduct them ; and nine or ten causes ware struck out in consequence of their absence. His Lordship, who waited till nearly eleven before any defended cause was ready for trial, asked one of the clerks of an absent attorney if his master had risen. Two or three causes of the most insignificant nature were, at last, tried ; and so many records were imperfect, or withdrawn, or causes struck out, that the whole list of thirty-two was exhausted at half-past twelve, and the Court rose. The adjourned sittings in Middlesex commence this day. ....limn.-- COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.-..MotsDAY. Sittings at Nisi Prins, before Mr. Justice BURROUGU. ZAN/LINOS V. HALL. This was an action for recovery on a bill of exchange, to the meant of V. The bill , was drawn by a person named Little, and accepted by the defendant. Jonathan Lanraster deposed to the signature of Little, the draiver, nil in his-cross examination said be was not aware that the bill had been given for stock jobbing pur poses. IVilliam Emerson proved the "handwriting of the ac ceptor, and denied any knowledge of the bill baring been given in a stock jobbing transaction. t. Mr. Sergeant 'Favourite, for the defendant, eahmitted that no consideration bad been given for the bilk It ap peared that the defendant bad employed Little. who is stock broker. to purchase stork for him. On the 10th of April, Little purchased 5,0001. worth for hint, the price being 771 a end on the 12th May he had made a purchase to the amount of 50001. The settling day was the 22nd-of May, and the difference of price, considered as, tiur bar gain, was 751. For this time the defendant accepted the bill in question, audit passed into the Limits of Rawliegs, the plaintiff in the calla,. William Little was called, and denied that the transaction had been drawn up by his direction. The &count con tained the name of " Wall" instead of " Hall" the de fendant. Robert Allison, the clerk to the last witness, after a good deal of hesitation, identified the account as being his hand writing, but could not say •t what particular time lie bad made it out. He had copied it from the pocket ledger of his employer. The witness Little was again called, but refused to pro- duce the pocket ledger. Mr. Sergeant TADDY, who was Counsel for the plointilT, told the witness that he was not bound to produce any document that would criminate himself. Mr. Sergeant VAUGHAN contended that the witness ought to produce the book, in order that Allison might refresh his memory. Mr. J Mire BURROURII —The witness Little is the person most interested, as being most involved in this stock jobbing transaction, and, therefore, he cannot be called upon to produce any thing that would criminate himself. Mr. Sergeant TADDT said that persons gambling in the Stocks by making time bargains, were liable to a penalty of AUL and therefore the witness was not bound to show any document which could prove him to be connected with such transactions. After some further observations from Counsel on both 'idea on this point, The COURT decided that the witness was not bound to produce the book. Mr. Justice BURROUGH to the witness—You have got a book ?—1 have, my Lord. You don't choose to produce it don't my Lord. Very well, I'll take a note of your objection. Mr. Sergeant VAUGHAN then proceeded with his ex amination of the witness. Did not believe that he made purchases of real stock for the defendant in April or May last. Did not conceive himself hound to answer the question as to whether he had made time bargains for tho defendant. Witness here identified his signature to the bill, but refused to say what consideration he bad given for it. Mr. Justice itunnouen asked the witness if he be lieved that to answer the question as to the consideration would be prejudicial to him, and he replied that he did. Mr. Sergeant %%won tm submitted, that the question, shaped as it was, ought to answered ; but the Court was of a contrary opinion. Allison, the clerk, was again culled, and stated, In answer to a question from the Court, that be knew nothing whatever as to what the consideration for the Bill was. The Jury were of opinion that no valuable considera tion had been given for the bill, and therefore that they ought to find a verdict for the defendant. Mr. Justice BURHOU6II, however, told them that it did not appear from the evidetme adduced, that the bill bad been given without any valuable consideration. They might very naturally entertain their znspicions on the subject, but in all cases of this nature they must decide only from facts as they came before them. Mr. Sergeant VAna►IAN, submitted that the Jnry were justified in deciding for the defendant under all the cir cumetances of the case; butt he Court held otherwise. Mr. Sergeant TADDY replied ; and the Jury, under the direction of the Learned Judge, found a verdict for the plaintiff to the full amount. COURT OF EXCHRQUER.—MoImAt. _ - * TIM RING V. DOMMITT. The Souctron IigNSRA6 said this was an information against the defendant, a soap and tallow manufacturer at Deptford, and it charged him with baring illegally mum factured soap an. candles in ♦.boas instances, by which he had ineurred penalties to the amount of 5001. The Learned Gottn.el called several witnesses, by whose +rilence it appeared, that the defendant oecnpied premises for the snamfacture of soap and candles in Copperas Line. ileptford. In December lest the officers of Excise searched the premists t and after some time discovered that the ground in the cellar was soft, and appeared to have bees newly dug ; a spade was procured, and after digging- Mani a spade deep, they came to some boards; nee of these they took up, and then descended into a cavity about nig, feet square, containing two soap frames with about three hundred weight of yellow soap in each ; a pip. and funnel were also found in a soapy state, and they were so formed. that a communication could be made from the boiler tqi these frames, so that the soap in its liquid state emit' rue into the frames through the pipe and fuooel. A piece e£ new brickwork was discovered in the side of the edvity, which, When taken away, would stink a perami 'to reach otittlie soap frames. This bole communism* level with the stoke hole of the roap boiler. The Jury found a verdict for the Crown. FRAUDS IX THE OVIPER TRADE. MSS O. THOMAS lISD/oRD ilrbt au. The !Rottman CZNERAL. Mr. Ctiaexe, K. C. and Mr. .NA 1.70 N, were for the prosecution, and Mr. Heovonais: gr. 1 1 4;Tplaw HILL, and Mr..tlivi.ng. for the defence. Mr: Tratirox thtiod, in openiog the pleading*, that this waa. aft leformation filed by Isis Majesty's Attorney tieneral aratml4 the defendant, an extensive paper manufacturer, residing at Exwick, which is situate about four miles from Exeter, td recover penalties to a considerable amount, for committing certain frauds maim the ReVenue. In Hie ;hit count he stood charged " tkst he, being a paper mannfa.dnree, did golawfulle uses label, or stamp, on a certain rerstn•of purrs other than that on which it was originally placed ;" the second count, " that t he used a wrapper on certain oapet other than that in which it was originally wrapped:" and in the third count, " that be sent out certain reams tripper: without paying the ditty for the same." 'fhe penaities sought to be,recovered kern the defendaut, amounted to be. tween one end two httodred thousand pounds The Hindmost lierreast. stated, that the defendant was a most extensive paper maker at Etivick, where he Fad a mill. in which he carried on his business. It would be necessary for him to state to the Jury the very proper pre cautions the Legislature had taken to prevent frauds being committed by paper manularturers, so injurious to the regular and honest trailer. Before a manufactrirer sends out paper, a large label or stamp is affixed to it by the Excise Officer, Which passes over the extremities of the wrapper, and optic* is given to the Vtillector of Excise before it is sent our, and the manufacturer puts on what it called a departure ticket, and the officer stamps each side of the wrapper, at the extremities, and the wrapper being i two sheets, an impression from the stamp is male, part upon the upper half of the wrapper, and part on the ltiwer half ; the weight of the paper is written on the stamp. and the progressive number of reams manufactured is also stated. and the date of the day and year ; the manufacturer is obliged to keep the paper a short time on his premises, for the purpose of giving the supyrvisor an opportunity tis examitie,it, to prevent collusion between the exciseman and the maker; but he must not keep it longer titan 24 hours after.the departure ticket is affixed to it, or he renders himself subject .to a heavy penalty. • Every ream of paper upon which a departure trek-t. is affixed, is en ters-diem the colieetoe'e book, from a written declaration of the maker's, jp which the nnuaber, date, weight, 4.*.t Ver . /M[oq VieVfrapOrt• were stamped Withikels pre;- vision, it was ilingist isuifussibte, after- the paper bait hied. used which the Wrappers first enveloped, to use them again, by putting in new pipers, because, unless eta paper was the same weight as well as siz- as the origin the fraud would, upon inspection of the w:Apper, be easily discovered. In April, 1823, suspicion was excited by sdnse rircticn stance against the defendant, and the Excise Officers i.f the names of Evans, Salmon, and Densham, went on no 14th of that month with a a •arch warrant, to search rho defendant's mill. On the way, they saw the defendant': cart near Exeter Bridge, and One Of the officers *en.: up to it and found cdntained therein a number Of reams of new paper, wrapped in old wiappers. A search was also made the same day, on board a veittd called the Hop , . carrying goods from Exeter to London, and there . sect found in that vessel 114 reams Of new paper, which hat heeni shipped by the defendant for London, which wens enveloped in old wrappers, by which he had defraaded. the Revenue of the duty upon the whole ; in fact, such, were the very extensive frauds practised by the defehdant, that lie (the Solicitor timers]) scarcely - knew where het should stop; he did not think a further detail was ne cessary at presen', and proceeded to call his witnessil. After evidence had heenheard, Mr. BROUGHAM addressed: the Jury in a strain of powerful eloquence on behalf cattle defendant, and stated that his client had warehouses tit. Exeter and Topsham, in which he kept a Sock of paper,. and that the paper seized had been deposited at his ware.. house ever since the day it was removed front his mill, in. 1822, and contended that lie had a right to keep pap..r them as long as he thought proper, though the law did out. allow him to Peep it at his Mill more titan twen'y four hones after the departure ticket was put upon it. That paper was sent in the cart !iy the defendant, from hi. ware. house at Topsham, On Saturday night, the 1 . 301 of r . °. last, to the tina, at Exeter, to be shipped on board " The little Family ;' but the driver on his arrival found tha wharf closed, and he deposited the cart and its contents on. the premisei of a man named Wright, a blacksmith, what lived about a mile from Exeter ; and on Monday morning * . the 14th of April, the driver Morris called for the cart, and.. drove on towards Exeter, when he was stopped on thet bridge, and the paper was seized. The paper seized in tho. Hope had also been taken therefrom the defendant's ware. houses ; and he ri Healed the idea of the officers swearing that the paper inside the wrappers was new paper put int.. old mappers; because it was folly to suppose th.a new., paper would he used for wrappers, as it was trill knowit that only old paper that had bemire hard and strong was serviceable for such a purpose. He accoantid for Ilse de crease of duty in the early part of 1822, by the defenilant'a mill undergoing repairs at that time, and expressed his surprise that his client should be able to meet the chem., (supported as it was by the evidence of Ex:!se officers fiefsV and not a single disinterested and impartial witness in het paper trade called to confirm them), when there were 2. counts, in each of which a distinct offence was stated, and. Which of them he should have to meet, his then , knew not. till that moment ; but notwithstanding he should c.lll such. evidence, as, with the eiplanation he had given, woall entitle him to a verdict. Mr. Ut.auts replied, and declared that the eviderce proved that the defendant had been a long time in th-t practice of committing the most extensive (rands on did public; and never was a case more clearly proved than the present, as it was evident the defendant bad sent au; paper in the present wrappers in 1822, had them re:drip-4 to him by the person to whom be sold the parr, an f put them on new pi.per, and thereby defrauded the revenue of the duty. Mr. - Baron Ilouncit, summed np, and was of opinion that the evidence had substantiated the charges in the :a formation. _ The Jury gave a verdict for the Crown. ADULTERATED ; FOR ACCO AND SNUFF. arc V. WM. AND J. El Thia Iva* an information Sled by the Attosney.Generai , asainst the defen.lants, charging them "with hiving miara. with tobacco a giantity of vegetable ithi•anee, nut urins, tobacCJ ;" and in another Count " with hay.ng mixed n ilia I ~~ , ! 1 . 1 4