The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-09-22 00:00:00

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One. labour, sad fuel : and. wi* ) . • ; may be . used seerealtile-williett slaqa. • .kaawledare of breirlay : it is ale* appliealkis to orw Alameda abaci:Unary purposen. The machine mr gallase , 41.4 , warranted to unmet, prleeelyht pies sad.aprsfij.., ~. • • s o ul NO) id 101. Wetadilly. where also may ')o had. the lIUNII myytalilfille from will& the Combs are ',strutted vithopt killing the Bees.. • . 410 1 1.040 PaIN9NEY TIIURADAY..I.ottery og,. rornhtn, and 9, haring• Cross. T ilawgLiy,.o.oxt, tor the Firs-drawn Prize. goo 4, 0)901111, and 9, Charing-Cross. PSC? 9HURSDAY , "Three 29.001 W. Pewee nwaybe demi. Cnrthtil, sad 9. Chall4g4hvae. THIMSDAY..two 10.11001. Prizes nay be drawn. 1111111 • .4.fhwnhlll, 'milk tbanida4 , orees. Nov TIWRSDAY..Mnre Prizes than Blanks, All S, MrnMll. and 0, Charing-Cross. KM THURSDAY. ?Pickets ranyibe ewe& dearer. 4 Cornhill. and 0, Charing-Cross, Is sow Selling Tickets end Mares peastertisin.for Thirty Years. ---0‘" -- • , , MIMES AND LOWER taICP 6 • t• IC 4 EWRIGU T, will* great satisfa ction, Ire • . (be Latawy that bereft drawing Thursday M a tt' rat tli p . la a ce I l ty " cat new ie 'F a r r i er tickets ssds and P 9lt i r le. es a r oria • thwo.i. 'any tannery far the - last eb year* ! and se. . the Mehemet la of the most plater description, E PRIZES THIN BLANS9I.—And among Pathlalas sae 1••••••••. of Z 20.000 14 of.* a, .Cl,OOO . M . •10:000 7 ' • ' 4 .* • ..AM •r"'! .. 3,090. 10.... ..... ....p•........1100 &c. &c. • 7ha very Rent Prise drawn will Wive 10.000 f. more. Tithes sod Share ate selling at J. & J. 14.1VEWRIG111"9 aiiiillOrlonate Otheee, 97, Aloartnitt., 11. Hotwoaar, and abalsivagarri Landon, and by their Agents be all the prim del Tulare la•the Kingdom. . iti ii:-.NOTICE.-RODER:r WARREN Black sy aanufacthrer, SO, STRANQ, begs to caution lasiPitidie Whet I tportinis eempersition betas. aeld under E l _visat, by means of hattadon labels. Tress may thagy be detected by observing that the genuine has Roar. *imam signed o* each label.—all others are counterfeit ; 'pay of which are interlined, in very small characters, with I afferent address between the " No. 30," and the word thetraad." ROOT. Wanes* also bags , to add, that his sole paostactorp is at 30, STIAND ; one has he soy connexion With those pretended Warehouses professing to be branch astagiatureets of his. All persons giving orders for Wet. *saes Dr•seatins are particularly 'requested to take notice that the real Manufacturer is ROST. %annex. 30. ' • • • •1t Is Mem& recommended to shopkeeper. and others whip wedecrived by such vile Impostors, to return tra trash to be parties from whom it came, as being a punishment suit. Ible is thike fabricators of au article su essentially necessary Is traciashionable world. . This guanine and surpassingly brilliant Blackinx stands wieldier for Its prettier excellence in keeping the feet per fmtly free from damp in Wet Wettligr, preserving -the lea ther soft and pliable, and producing 'the most elegant polish seer hetet, retaining • its pristine viruses its any climate. is ted,b; wag.. respectable sender in Town .and Country, in lank. 1110 d. lOut. 113(1..and Md. each. -•-- . VERY FAST TRAVELLING. Ilitremmt. DEAL. RAMSOATD, MARGATE AND CANTERBURY,. k:. 1 ' fearlillide Coaches: end keeo good time, by . . •O. A. SHHINTAIN aad Co. ~ , siHtAcElys HEAD INN, SKINNER-SPREE?, • -1 - i • swim-mitt., LONDON. lira fonowing Lioirr POST WACIIES, Mails, I Ize. set ont from the above Inn t 'ne -" Vele/pap/I," Dover, Deal. lanssgate.• Margate. *goat Stairs, Canterbury, &serum's', and Saadiskh new, relm.iot fast Oath, every mornieg at a 1 past 7 o'clock. +llr ebasegience of the decided preference glees to the Te oomph tbaeh. the Proprietors are determined no expense . Mali be soared to render it the ,first cooveyanco on the girt Bale. • Jkomplon, Chatham, Rochester, Gravesend , St roud, ' intingbovi•ne, Raiations Se Osprialle, Jlorning, quarter .iiiar7, AT httIEICED 'ANN. .4 . 1111" Tally Ilo," - Birmingham very fest Day Coach, Morn lig at 1 before 7 o'clock, through Redburn, Market Street, Rentable, Brickhill, Fenny 'Stratford, Stoney Strutford,Tow ester. Weedon. Daventry, Dunertterch. Coventry, and stone Swam Cesar Hotel. and St. George's *Tavern, High t. Rirrningimm. to allifuall, Wellington, Briugenorth, Sttrevrabury, Salop, Oswestry, Nabtwich, dengor. 11tepasiy,..cliestrr and' Holyhead. Driven through with 2 4111alueas only. 'ld itviitliquence of the decided preference given to the Tally Af l Obith. the Proprietors are determined no expense shall ag il latedle reader it Metres conveyance on the Hamlnghans li t:'.4c,,•yelgn," New light fast Coach to yelmouth, Ply lipliektriiter, T ei segviSedmin, Pestryn, Ashburton, Tomes'. nth. wersoldb. Dorchester, and Salisbury. every vra1...4; *rough Hoeiton,. A i ttninster.l3ridport, El.end brieitt," EURO., 'Basingstoke, Hartford Etalge, r mid Botshot. .‘ ••' ( ' . . • - * 4 ll6yal Belipte," Facoolith, Pi paoalik . Router, 44 Truro, Bosiesta„ Powys. A Murton, Totmets, Dartnionth fillfinenth. Dorchester. asel ilmliebstry, every moraing at w• Bonito*, Axotioster. Bridoort, . Woodford, %Site* BasiOsteke Rarefied -bridge, Stack ' kais g skot. . :!... .4 • 4 ...doily Day CAA to Weymouth. (driven through ‘irith• kis ewe teen oily.) through Llagekol. Blarkirater, .IJf illgstiMe,, (Merton, Whitehnrek. .4edorer. • IVuodgufes. eflAkitere. Salishory. Woodford ef Dorchester, at a qactr- O'cfoek 40 the "arming le ng from. If9o4 . opilb pi Guernsey, Jersey. Cherbo ur g; B e. • sees. 4e. 'every Wedidittay aSd oararday ge)!etlioopt a1..„,e4 14 4. • • - • - • agi . "Unites: " SouthavAPton, 'Lgtivingtos,. bred/Hirst Whi-.. Basingstoke.' lilietfortt.brtdge , • lirgiellnetster. Old ' set new Orr latkle Coach, every morning at n mishit; arrices. at the Coach and Helves. wed Vise Inn. 4 .lsalgaspbsts. by lire o'clock. This is 11131041 delightful I I , COUtrallet to the Isle of Wight,* Jersey. Gmerassy. SL, Mhilfs, Barre deGrace. Cherbury, 4.c.-I'he Proprietary. ' • of the chore Coatk "hope to receive a contintionee of that , i simper! which has hitherto hells trines k aced since the eons- wirerritant of the - color." airs. at SU -44 . 14 P &Ai 1— Oast bete -OM fir it rr rtitolrifiatv.l through Bagskat, Illack volley Illigiggetoke, overt**, Whit gritAadover, Salialary4 Wrodyeate. Caskatore• ard. Afaif Vast 3 . , o'etek.k to ha googatiji. '7 • iptie . am! .Pagt Coaches, thr-oagit • Cake.. AlaribgrogrA. Ilsagerfard, oNnelnery s ding, 4tterolaga• at. One ; arrive oat .eke Ostithimeel tan. B.M. . Myers. i TAothas Watt, • AMU- Sslgta, - -- • Ra*a9lusat,"•4omit.MAt . Wolf Afterlives at Two; and ROWS rto su r ntirk‘ Bisigtasita s te, „Wok, Demkrtie, &litany a oe f rt • *•• ford. °reclaims. Grantleam,•lkwark, Ts:ford, Markham . '=l , 44 l .l * Oed. VOW. *Waster. fAd . Fir r. 04 ri4illy W oes at the Dit en Lion inn. / r eeds, next Afternoon, at , Leta& luting for the brai(fbrd. llatifex. shiptire and adderffteld CROW, at reduced Fares..--.l,kriem4 Gemmel). four coachmen only.—Luggage and Packages. only .211., per 1b.,,-Nedwithiikendleg the -mestouienee e.epedition of tkis Coach; H. tet.alierirefl to ~A & OK. wet ageoeunie rouj l Complete public conveyance on. the North Road, being susequalled by an other. • • • ilarrompate end Ripen Nam Light Post Coaches every afternoon, at 9, 48 in the Morally. Glasgow. Longterm. Gretna-Greer. Annan, DetinfrleM I PrownAile, Thaviskill. StiagaAar lid". Canorock.. Kings sell, and all Parts of Scotland, a Light 4-inside Post- Lisesak•Daily.r • , . Brldgenortli. Waked. Shrewsbury. Salop, and Ilertylatad New Light fast COach, creel Morning and Afternoon. .. The ** Tally He," Coventry Light Fast Dity Coach, every Morning at a quarter Woes 4 n'istoehethrough Retlburn, Duns stable, Stoney Stratford, Toweester, Weedon,' 'Day. ctillry. Mad Denchurch. to Warwick and Leamington. , The "Krems." to York. • Scarborough. Whitby, Shields. funderland, Newcastle and Eelitburgh a New ,Lielit Pone * , "aside Pest-Coach, with a Girard throughout ' • sets out retry Moraine, by way of Newark; Retfird.Doncester,; Yeri'tbridg_e 'Lancaster. .Darlieglon, Northallerton., Durkkee, Jdrpetk, nut Berwick, and arrires at York tire next Itorsing.—Drivers through with 4 coachmen 0at"..,-- I Passeirgers finding themselves fatigued on the journey, may rest finding lime they pirate, and thee proceed Without jay taditionatiit re. ~ - Shirt/:trough aid Swindon Four Inside Day Coach,, Aro' Aldlivern. Readier". tambour*, Parton, Lydlluilool,• Porte!, Wootton Basset, Raturbyry, liunterford, New bury and Maidenhead.—Drirees through with one coach man eel.f 2•11 c Acw Royal Patent Mail, Boston and Louth. j.ilyes' Royston, Cambridge. Ilnallregdon, Stilton. Peterberee Derping, Spalding, Spnehy, *ford. Gibusby 4' Ma; &entity, at half-past 7 o'clock, Sunday, al. a quarter 'before 7. • The " Express," a New Lipid Fonr-Inside Post Coach to Carlisle, "merit!' and, Wiritehatest ; with a GO4l/.41411 1 ifti way; passes through Appleby. !trough, Hawes, Greta- Bridge. Itielesuond.Cotteiritho Buroughbrkle. Ferry-brldge, Demeaster. Newark, Pantry. ihWtsethams htetaferds ...„,- . Atitten, illyglerreade aid' &Moth. Sets eta Meriting. and pee/orris the Journey with the greatest Fa. catty, AT REDUCED FARES. Passenger, detained on the road, by business or plea. sure, hare the peculiar advantage of their seats belay se mitred In theaext Coach. THE ONLY DIRECT COACH' TO CARLISLE. The New Royal Patent Mail, Cambridge thru' Ware, Rsattingferd, Muttered, .1e Royston, Eceniag, at half past 7 o'c'ock. Sunday, at a grimier be,fore 7. Kendal, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby. Lansdale. Rollos, Cheeky. Orreskirk and Gersten' Light Post Coaches, every Murning and Afternoon. The " Royal Express." New Light Four-Inside Post Coach, to Liverpool, in SS Moors may, tiro' Warrington. Prescut, Congleton, Lawton, Newcastle, Radyty, KlWlS ford, Stone, Stafford and Litchfield. (oray One Night on .the Road,) every Afternoon; arrives at the Saracen's. Heal lan, Dole-street. Liverpool, next Evening. The advantages to Travellers who honorer this roach with their preference arefar superior to any other on this Rawl. as-the •vitoird Express" is driven throughout with 4 coach men only (S less than any .other coach to Liverpool) — a ta tting to Passengers too evident to require comment ; best** the additional advantage; especially to coMmerciat Inter ests, of performing the journey in lets time than any other coach; and. nobeithstaluling its cheapness and expedition, tamProprielore pledge themselves that far s:rfety and ac commodation it is equalled by few and shall be rampaged by soar. . Staffordshire Potteries, a new Light very fast Coach', every Afternoon, to Unitise. Stoke, Shelton. Burslere. 'Nada, Lawton, Hanley and Holmes Chapel. This is the only Coach 1 direct to the Potteries. Wakefield 4-Inside Post Coaches, every Morning and Afternoon, AT REDUCER Panes. Chester, Aempart, Illateekurels, Tarporley, N'anipt. wick, Northicich and Middlewich Light Coaches, every Alternates. Sander:and, Stockton and Yarns light Post Coach every Morning, to the Georye Inn, Ste:derided, AT REDUCED PARES. . . Mountain's " Express. Umpire and Tally Ito," to Man chester, Winslow. Congleton, Newcastle, Weisel. - Wolter.' Itamplon 4' Knuteford, New Four Inside Post Coaches, Three Times a Day. Only One Night on the Road, sheffeld and Rotherham new loony Inside Poet Coaches every Morning, called •• The Express," and also " The Rockingham,' every Afternoon. AT REDUCED PARES. The " Royal Express," new Birmingham Light Fast Night Coach, in lb hours, sets out ever' afternoon, carrying 4 inside only, passes through Warwick, Leamington. Sontkarn, Weedon, Darentry. Money-Stratford, and Toweeste r, to the Saracen's Read, Mal Street. Birmingham. early the ne.rt morning.—Driven through with two coachmen only. The " Express" a New Light Post Coach to Ilan. Lin coln, Sorateave, Ihneden end Doncaster, every morning{ at eight o'clock to the Cross Keys, Market Place, Ural, cad also the .• Rockingham" in the afternoon at 2 o'clock. The , Ilertfird, Ware, lloddesdon and Cheshmut Coach, Tantalum and Edmonton Coaches daily at desert, half. past two,fire. and eight o'clock. • *,* •At Reduced Fares, to Leeds, York, and Doncaster : Luggage and Package.: at only two-pence per lb. S. A. MOUNTAIN and Cu. respectfully acquaint their Friends and the Pablle.• that they will not be accountable for any Parcels. Passeugers Lugease, Writings, Plate. &e. of more than Five Pounds value, if lost, stolen or (InlHSWell. unless entered ay such. and the Insurance paid-for served- Ingly, st Londor r t t 47j ap '. . . • 3 P1T 2 1 Pitt 4gjer— • • PRICIt tiltilitti PENCE. . , CORONERS' -INQUESTS: I . ......asess..- On Saturday an inquest war held- before C. J. Jesturrr. Esq. at the Catherine. Wheel public-bon-4e. Unioamtreet, Southwark, on the body of a young-woman named Rosemead Brookaell, who it sees strongly reported in the nelsbboarboo# had been murdered. The body of the deceased had beenpiektil 'pp floating In the river on Wednesday last, and conveyed to the White Ran public -hoes*, Kinz's-arms-stairs, Pellet's& dere, where it was deposited in a codio, awl placed in a shad i rii backwards ender lock and , A jury. was summand to Imo 'vestignte the circumsteoces r death; cud when they pro. ceeded to view the body, It discovered that it had bons stolen to the course of the previous aleht. Applkation wile made at Union Hall, when Mr. Allen. the magistrate, blame. &Italy desparebed Cilaasea. In quest of the corpse. and be seamectod to &Wag it at Mr. brooks's Theatre of Allateatf. dooms realeand She body to tadoMeer, led ha Nati rgri l : to the nsighbeerhood •of Opine, RuN, whoa the present Jury •was summoned, and the following evidence adduced:— ...a:—. • Me.'Beejamin For', of Sontliampton•street. Covent-garden: man's mercer. after liewing the body, stated that the deceased hail lived iu his service for two yeas. Oa Tuesday, the Igth instant, she went out on her own account, about 12 o'clock In the day, and told the other servant that she was going to thg atenglerls, and he did not hear or see her till 'after sHe was: dead, which he heard on Wedneer'ay. worn he was informed that she had been found drowned in the T,tames, near It an• eerier. tiiiitil. • (wale mouth of Jdne het; dieeased had ale* vergraek of Simms. and after that she less extremely lOvt rpirl 4, Nut 'pi ldmry for hour: together. lie gave her leave to,g me to her trieuds for a fortnight, for the o.nelit of ate , di dvice. On her return, in the• latter end of J uiy, site ap p much better. lie added, that lie thought her extras'- . M her condect tit times, but it did not occur to him that shit derangeti.—lL Fennell Little, a relation of the deceased, laved he was satisfied the deceased uad destroyed herse.f.— rah Steve's, a fellow servant of this deceased, expressed a similar opinion. and added, that the voting man who courtesk the deceased had ',ways behaved with great proori-ti, bad that deceas .si had wished his to discentirrse his mid .--• When he heard of her deauu he was greedy airrelriL—The la. ther of ton deceased produced a medical certideate, slating that his dleghter was, some mouths precious t her death. 'aided with a nervous fever. Mr. Jegureur, the Coroner:, s wevned up the evidence, and observed, that not the sliglit.st, Anspielnn Clinched to the your; man allude I to. The Jury immediately pronounced a t erdict of " Found drowned." An inquest was held on Saturday before I'. JEWIETT. E.q. Coroner at the Albtny Arms Tavern, Camberwell _ , on the body of Mrs. Elizabeth Hopgood, a yeueir and intr. • e.ting female, the wife of Mr. H., a resident at Camberw•ll. Mr. John Cochrane, of Camberwell, fturge.,e, stated, that on Thursday be was sent fur to Wend immediately 4 g , . J. Ilopgoo I's. On his arrival he found the tic...eased. vomiting. he was informed that she bed taken p:dsou ; he interrocated her upon tie subject, and ltek:ffed of lu'r to , inform him what she hail taken. She said, " I have taken nothing whatever." After a mo+t carnese.,olicitatiou, she was s i a n i d d o i e t ed w a to s c r o o n u f e s s e s a t t l t l e a us t site g h a t d , s e tvsloe ivi ! i L r d ai, p o ison, ant d a;l, she e for she would not take it ; he, notwithetAnding, procured an emetic, and by the entreaties of her friends she consented to take it ; Bowed it sod some warm water ; it °pee sc4•ll.and shed 'till 11 the same night , when the fed. A Faux was a servant.to the deceased. — .On Thursday warning her mistress sent her to Mr. Wood ley'ss hop, who is a chemist and druggist. at Camberwell. to purchase two-penny-worth of arsenic : having bought it she took it to the deceased, who *nixed it iu a cup with some water, and then sent her (witness) out of the apart- . men% The word " Poison" was written in legible cha racters on the paper that enveloped the arsenic.—Mr. John Hopgood, the husband of the deceased, stated that she had been in a low desponding state for sometime previous to her death. Verdict—Died from taking arsenic, being affected at the time is ith temporary delirium. On Saturday evening a Coroner's inquest was held at Sun, Chapel-street, Grosvenor-place, on the body of ao M. sun of Aaron Knowles, a watchman residing in Ito n's-buildings, near Ebury-square, Pimlico, in the pa d St. George. Hanover Square, whose death was °c ooed by a fall from the window of his father's losiging room, at eleven o'clock on Friday morning. The head of the poor little sufferer was fractnred in a most shocking manner, and he survived bat till twelve u'elock on the sans' night. The Jury found a verdict of accidental death; and strongly recommended to the parents, and all those who have the care of children, the easy anal necessary precaution of placing, bars (though only of wood) at all chamber win dows acessible to them, is order to prevent as mach 'as Pos sible the recurrence of such calamities. SUICIDE AT WATERLOO BRlDGE.—Saturday afternoon an Inquest was taken at the Savoy Palace, before THo3l.ts HIGGS, Esq., on the body of Charlotte Stevens, who was found drowned on the evening of Friday, near Debris's wharf, Savoy, having precipitated herself from Waterloo Bridge, about one o'clock 90 the morning previous. Mr. J. M. Wolletall, stated that he was passing the Strand at the time in question. and heard a scream, whirls ap peared to proceed from the Bridge. Ile ran down and fonmi a boy bewailing bitterly. He saw the deceased rig t on the surface of the water near Mr. Dehrn's barges, and immediately after sink. The boy told witness that hu ha t gone down to wash his hands; when be saw the woman sit. ting at the bottom of the steps, she turned rotund and ha ' mediately fell backwards. Assistance was immediately procured, but the body could not be found. The boy was about 15 years of age. This boy, however, was nut caw present. Several of the Jurymen expressed their surprise at this cir cumstance. The boy not being present, the Coroner, at the r2quest of the Jury, adjourned the further inquiry until Monday after noon, to have him produced. Two men, a bricklayer sud his tabourer. named John Taoly and George Grey, were employed in the erec►ion of souse small houses in Clerkenwelklose, when the watt/fl ing gave way, aud the two unfortunate men fell on tit. area spikes of an adjoining honse. The right thick of both was penetrated, and they were impended drippint• with blond, with their heads downward. The shrieks of the wife of one of them who had just come to tho *po...we ; heartiending. . The meat p pt assistance was rendere4 to ext►icate them fro their horrible situation, and the • .v o l Bartholor } 11:40?F" , " 6. WANNIFiIt*POIPPS. •*. 7.• km) Aut "A r ia) vs-PATENT.. hM.ThBLK e :P14.1111.11 CHINF. patronised t!) , 4' 141 0 11 01u r Oa highly-approved raltdaite to demos. soma the ettention of •shestithe to the .W•"'s 0. 41111111.11 , A ,, fiedT fr il Beer. paodeeed *"ll6l l=till _ytOia ailitilnOtiflan than half the brewer% illipilikiwrislityi.ltriost. eat lopaadea!a , ltateicephlit. . ...„„ 7144 VowSas to. Wolk, : . ,Tatiptiosasailt Sts•I•001. a redmeed Pares • A • '• ' Me ', thitiatre, l • mow; 1,94 t 00•414 'snit OM .141* °4 the Re°4l4u rl b AS idf. OCts *lst Dealt at Gag u - shrioss• 1,41:51 . raoaa. fat .6.• Om. Websien. Lattibtm . 7( . • Uptc(...r.otterobootk. litatkieg. Atisersto•s, .. . 141 ~,. P1C1P0.4 4 W 4 Km"' &id., ,Warrifasoca44.pr . • . • a a A IL : 11,0*eleskirl. s l eo fet a lgi e s w: a .. ak • : wig ii.i: Coati, evert . .J . ll°mi lista! 0 :41fing, arrielkOk, • - irtiiittpia Pa! COgekessr, silloadOst Wirdigaltity, • Prilay marl lags, at 7 teCtot. . -The " -Rac4a9ilaiLl-k50i1.444,4 4 • P* 64 GP a 4 • id ?: °I!S • • ,7 1 NII AY, KETT-EN t is 37 . 1 61 rel4o was Or r ' 'mow I!. elm 10/ att erbsd• aw. an• • AM • 1 ',.. e • • EU B E "227 )142a: stbArtri• • 7 .0 .1 pda . !!. jitis Opts to.lstleasksrevlieltoorll l ..tiloyiaostilatiseetapte l Ml ...I : ietr ay-4.lset. H. Wm. Bate, fseia half pay t. to be 4lA re. t . else" EL itsrgt s, who Warne to - his for -04110/0" en the Retired List. mliosiityst: Burt--Assistant StOgeon .f.litteikilson, from &I UM 14 0 14 to be Assistant Surgeoft to the Forces, Tice paeitii wile eichasps. . C • helm le the RietescoadVerester Yeosnutry Cs.talry-•- apWersoa, Esq. to be Cali: : til t r (11 BANKRUPTS. VC N. Kirkpatrick, Um* sited, merchant, to • gerreader Sept ri t $. . ead Nov. I, at Basinghall street. Attorney". • .Xfatty and Co. Angel eourt, Throgeorton street. • -13. liffeeton, Rochester, diaper, Sept, 23,11 ct. 7. and Nov. 'at Bastegbeil street. Attorneys, Meade. Weep and Admits% lisairreek.eourt, Besinghall street. - • -J*4. 1411,, *feed street, mwstehltat.lNlOMMLinet•t and 1 4 t_a. I. ost flaSlepAtall,street. .Attorneys, lMMOSPlfodgebn *W O* den,,St, 1414daad'a Cltf: R. Otivatt and J. Leigh, Stringetowe, • Somerset ' Sept. 27. Oct.?. and Nee ) , I. At Hastaghall sired. Attestey, Mt. Stafford, Bucklagham street. Strand. D. 811codui, Road. Sonietset. clothier, Sept. 27, Oct.. 6, and NOT. I; at the Ilstib Tareru,Bristol. Attorneys, Mr: Hartley, New Bridge street, Biackfrlars ; and • Mr., 31111er, North place, Frame lisivrond. • r:C ; Iflsher, York; scilptor, Oct. 1, 2. and Nov. 1, at the York Tneern, :Yorke , Attorneys, Mr. Walker, New Inn ; ay Mr. Welke*, col:iergate. York. J. idaltfmwm,-,,pin. Btlsham. Devon, cool-ntereaat, Sept. 30, Oct. Wand Nov. I, at the•filoba Tavern, Eseter. Atter. neys, Messrs. Collett and Co. Ckaupery.lane ; and Mr. Chubb, Exeter. R..Colensin. Liverpool, baker, Oct. 13, 16, and Nov. 1, at the once of Mt. Ma *Ailey, Lord street, Li rerpoo'. Attorney a. Mr. Mawdsley, Liverpool; and 11r.•Wheeier, Castle street, Holborn. DI VI DENDS. 4 Nev. B. N. Keteher , Bradwell, near the Res, Essex, shop keeper. at Basinghell street—Oat. 13, G. James, Liverpo eserehaid, at the office of Mr. Massey. Liverpool—Oct. lb Damao, Nortbsrich, grocer, at the George Inn, Liverp Birmingham, I, W. Suffield ßirmingham, pricier, at the Albion o tel, Birmiughem—Oct. 13, F. Havarti. Ilureford, wine and spi. dt merchant, at the Black Swan, Hereford. CERTIFIIJATES—Ocy. 11. W. James, Westhromwich, Suffolk, roil master—.J. Morriss. Tythlng of Whitatones. Worcester. joiner—R. A. Browning, belvedere Wharf, near Waterliao Bridge. timber merchant. PARTNERSIIIPS DISSOLVED. M. W. Ridley and Co. Newcastle upon Tyne, bottle mane friMurers—R. Frodsliam, and M. Taylor, Liverpool. aUoreles —H. James, ten. anti H. James. jun. Calton street, Borough S. Kirkuss and It. Deckhouse, Kingston upon hull, appraisers -E. Jones sad W. Weller. entries street. Middlesex Hospi tal, cabinet mtkers—J. hongley and 11.116 r enshaw, Seem, carriers—R. and It. F. Webn, High street, Wapping, geecees—J. Hicks and F. Dozley. Liverpool, sorgeons—W. Cole and T. Wragg, Ave Maria lane. attornies—T. person sod W. Ledger, Cranbrook. Kent. corn factors—J. G. and J. Rowed, Monmouth, mine merchants—R. Ellis and W. %Vett, Unmade terrace, Commercial road, wino Mere ha t s —J. Ward t etld Co. Wood street, Cheapside. t00pe.21.............._ ,Avin4as PRIM OF CORN IN ENGLAND AND WALES IN TUEP WEEK ENDED SE r. 17. mt. ea. .. d. ren QR. s. d. IRaat' ll Oats • 43 10 b... 11411. Ripsaw , Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, own puled nkons the Returns made in the week ending the 171 h day of Sept, 1923, is Sls. Sid. per cwt. , INSOLVENT DERTOrte COURT.—On Saturday, William Earle came up to be heard, on his petition to be discharg ed, and was opposed by Mr. Beam, on behalf of a creditor named Seriven. The insolvent stated, that previous to the year 1820, he had been a proprietor of the East London Theatre ; but from deficiency of pnblic patronage and other causes, be became bankrupt in that year. He then became en author by profession, which he explained by stating, that he! became a writer for periodical publications. Sir John Purring was one of insolvent's creditors for a considerable amount under his commission, and was so well satisfieti with his conduct, that by his exertions and the kindness I of other distinguished persons in the City, lie was appoint. l ed Actuary to the British Commercial Insurance Company, Cotnhill, and received a per centage on their receipts, which amounted to two sums of 901. and 1231. After Ming in this situation for some time, he was, by the influence of his friends. engaged by the Earl of Strath more to arrange his affairs, at a salary of 5001. a year, at which rate he Iris been paid since his engagement. His total receipts since his bankruptcy amounted to NUL, and he had contracted debts to about the same amount. On inspection of the hilolvent's schedule and balance sheet, it appeared that his debts were stated at 2,0491., 'which he explained by stating that the excess arose from several sums being charged more than once, in conse *fence of his being liable to different creditors, for the pause debt. On further examination, however, it appeared Unit there was au error in casting up of upwards of 4001., by which he charged himself with that stun more than he ftdactuallyy received, and for the purpose of making his liecount,balance, had taken credit for an equal amount more titan he had actually spent. I*., The Cuter COMMISSIONER said it was impossible the ease could be allowed to proceed, with such palpable *tors on the face of his schedule and balance sheet. A *an who had been the actuary of a commercial company, land had gone ro prison to take the benefit of the Insolvent Act, ought at least to have presented correct accounts to the Court. The case must be adjourned generally, to file a' new schedule and balance sheet ; the insolvent to give four days notice of his coming up, and pay ;he costs of the day. The Learned Commissioner observed, that when some dozen insolvents were sent back for the incorrectness of their schedules and balance sheets, it would probably mit an end to such miloahle negligence.. Ea.ly on Saturday morning last, two noted rogues. of the names of Clark and Monroe, (the latter of whom was contieted the preceding day of stabbing Sergeant Brant,) effected their escape from lirideseell. !loth had been pat to the treadmill ; and at the time of locking up had con cealed themselves, about the place, by which means they eluded the vigilance of the keeper. lu the darkness of the eight they cut away a large rope from the machinery. which enabled them to descend from the out.r wall. About tisreeo'elock in the mooting the watchman in Candlern iker ••,l found a snit of clothes such as the prisoners in Bride .. for any Parcels. Passengers' (Amerce, Writings. Plot". eif,• which enabled them to descend from the out•sr wall. About `"` "'''' •••• """ '"-- " '''' --- J — '" ---- - - r - ' of mo re than Five Pounds value, if lost, stolen, or damaged, three o'elio:k in the morning the watchman in Candlemaker- heart.rendiag. . The most pr pt assistance was rendered D awes entered as smelt; end. the histiranee puid•for ...eyed- -4,1 [Ow fertatia• suit of clothes such as th e p ri•oners in Bride- to extricate them from th eir horrible situation, and the • Ingly, at the Saraccu'eles- I l d se ' bkissee-street i . "` s ' ll '•" well are dressed, lying upon the street, and information of were conveyed' in a dangerous state to St. 11!xtbolornew's I.ondon. ' this them/tato/see was ismnedistely transmitted to the go. 11 -"Pi t a l s • r Torino, which led to the discovery that the two prisoners • Atraccitlent which bad nearly proved fatal to Mr: (Irak*. PitintISATURMY'POVAZIrtrE:: had escaped. A pursuit was commiusced after them, aad a solicitor; reeldinT •in Prospect-place, near the glei4in'ut . •• • . WAR-CIFFICI" -ns tlierr.lo. the saute day they mere traced to Queeesferry. At this • and Castle, and his daughter, occurred on.Tharndpraten. it so. happened that their appearance had excited the Mr. G ra h a m and daughter hari•driveo culla 1611.104 ki.l ISth Regiment if Foot—Otaeletasit btatr Surgeon Daniel Pig ', . , • . Owen Davies to be Asshitent burgeon, vie* Iticlierdsoc,•vgbe euspiciun of some of the inhabitants. - blonenr wanted e were returning . when, near NetvinOon k,bpilifitili 7 c!VV" exChaurrots. doer,. aad. the tuba' a has; but Mostar, who had ' some in contact with the wheel of I tart dimwit hp tw i t bi,go4-, . 301 h Ditto--Lieet. W. Chweley, from half pay Wes Fontiiryi Wile money upon hint, purchased is bat fur his coispauion, in *bah the driver Wag -aslop. The giii mai •ep* . t„ . !n . I . . be Lieut. vice.). Roe, who exc hanges... a , / -1. , vg • tii : 1 4... loos ghee which both woe • meprebended by a pablic. both Mr. and Miss Urairam precipitatedoret . Ortlgieli ...i 3711* Ditto—Lieut. 11. Winch° ouhe flartilei, tres'nalf I skairited individual. who conducted • them before a morels- the gig : Miss Graham . it sit muck hurt at to reiliiik CIA,- 2Stit Foot, aobolaiest. viest:k. Ai Wiiiirsiesio Wk. ' I "trAte o do.whoni they refused to . give any account of them- fined to her bed, under tnedical - . ahl.l 'l' hi ildtiggltig4 receiving the difference. . 'lblr.‘ l l. • nee were then committed. to. prison ; end in a eaukened by the dreadful eltastrophe. an.l I:ittrelug,tp.. Ottli Ditto—Cornet Hon. Prederichl.ase — ellea, l fisare . the' li etA , 'Mort me ursuers arrived. to whose oastody• Dwelt (sleets of Isis carelessness, drove oil full a ; to'dtd hi Ow Light Dr8g01:106, to.beLiesteaant, by prtanklut, siceNdisiima l k -*ere de l ivered r over. and the same day they were safely discovery of his name it nuadr:r, the re y shattering the promoted. lot el' in Driihwell,—(Edig , feargh paper.) gig in pieces. ) Cape Corps (luP.utry)-31ajor It .S. F ashes, from lia:f pay -_ _ ___ • • • - ‘ • . . . • ‘.. '••••1`.. . ' . -- - . . --- -------- - • .4. .-__.•.... . • _ __-....---- . . -- - -