The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-10-04 00:00:00

.._. . ..__ . . i% cy t a Q3 2 ..... e , 4, .„ 11 j ukx.A:TeftkokAA.,t _ _ ~ Pet Ceo". ), - 1 / 4 7‘ ~.„, ...:g - 5, pa a '' • . .il . .. . U.:W.I4OTC . 7 4 • .. . . . si - 1 i . ; n , t . e " ... ~ )1 I V . . V . • igN . ' 4 • OP " . OV : AOIEMMOMMIIMM I I .....S 1 1 1 •• IPg" LONDON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4. len. k oil& , i posinifoot 5799. . #4. Th ..Csisit for sokied HAMPDEN frill in the mid , aed SYDNEY died on the Scaffold!" PRICE SEVEN PENCE. 11 . _ .. . . Packets from Weymouth to Gurnee,' Jersey. Cherbo urg., St. Haloes. ere. every Wednesday aid Saturday afternoon at ft o'clock. The " Unloh." soldiantpton. . LlKiagioa. LiadAlica ! Winehester. Basingstoke, Harlford-bridge, Blizekwciter. ' and aaphot sew fear. inside Coach, every merging at S o'clock; arrive* at the Coach awl Horses, and • Vine ins. Southampton, •by rive o'clock. This le a Most delightful tionvegoner to the Isle of Wight, Jersey. Guernsey, St. Haloes, Havre deGruee, Cherburg,4o.—rlse Proprietors of the above Coach hope to rreeive a continuance of that sopport which has. hitherto been experienced dine the eon-. usencement of the " Union." New Light Day Coach to Dorchester in 14 hour: only, , throng* fiagshot. Mad:Water,. Bastagitirlit.' .overion. Whit. church, Andover, Salisbury. Woo f: Asaboore and leasttford, at a j past band 7 o'clorktai ti e morning. ._ mote weed. Bristol Post Coaches, theosigh.'ehippeohain, Caine, _Marlborough. Hangerford, Newbury ,and Readiog, every diligraooll at (Me ; arrive at the Greyhound Inn, , Bath; the London" Tavern, Thomas Street, sof &mei, ,Bristol.early next morning. Coaches to Wells, Bridgeiater,Taunton,and Plymouth, steeds's* Pares. . The ',` Umpire, " a new Liverpool light Coach. only One Night in tie R ead, tarrying Four Inside, sets out Daily at thwi; arrives' at Liverpool next Afternoon at 5. Hire' Woburn, Latisbury, Northampton. IVelJord, Lattermost/4 libeckley."-dtherstone. Litelilleld, Stone, NemicasUe, Xmas ,ford....Warriaglan and Preseot. . ' skceimaary.. Irelliastea ami Skiff:sal Light Pod Coaches, srerg litotiging and Afternoon. • Guarded. Bane plc. Sontismoltan. and Creditor New Light fast icoit7 i. la y sveny Monday. Wednesday, and Friday ma risings. at teek The `;;Reekissolituns" Leeds Light Piet Coach, sets out enters Afterisoos at Two t and passes, through ltaldock. Biggienjoik, &ton, Duekde*. Stilton, Ircinsford, Mao liOrd.litrethans, Grantham', Newark. Tit:ford. Markham. moor, Be4ford. Bawley, Doncaster, and Ferry-loridge,ar olive at the Gaden Lion Inn. Leeds, next Afternoon. at 1 *Week. is time for • the lirat(ford. Hat(fts. Atiden and ffisl ie riffeld Coaches. al „raved Pares.--Drirea through rich coaciunen onlo.—Lngyage and Poi:have only 21. per lb.—Notwithstanding the naesionara: expedition of this Coach. it is allowed„ to , be Alm ,most agreeable and I . einiedvie public conveyance on the North Road, being by any other. 11 71: 1 7 14 144Car and tlipop, New Light Poet Coaches every • 4ARLES WROIRT; ifitii Iller . chine to his , Royal 4iter eAssoir jaHn : at a lemat , 4; Bto t ritia M•l4ll : l o " men, g• Ausaw. Demirka, 40 allrboof the Duke or . ' Clarenc e. 'Wit a thirAhles BAricaliiK, Thornhill. Saagskar Kiln, caninoet. Kings. 'ANA Pril 1116 ris zilArAhat 4 Thomism- OPers-C 44oo " o •Ro_r well, aid all Parte of Scotland, a Eight 4-inside Post ! dotehis , London., ol 41.8 too finest 01. D ?OM pas. &ask D a s. 1 tril:lt, 1 • superior ttRifiRRY, • Ms. pot 'iloitssi; 'CAPE l:l4genortit, 'Fisal,. are:it:bury, Salop. and Holyhead A,: wtquidAtil is. X•riMpe at 16‘.1 14 11 &Ms.. A dear tight fast Coaches, every MeAsing and Afternoon. der of ono doses, of , each of , t he above Winne, hold•s. Tipi •- T a u r li....w ou se rv . 'jo t r e i t n.„ c omb. e 5,..„„ 1 pisksgei lkav litevided. •wlll be fOrvtaidtd en receipt of St.; m 4. „ won before 7 e . docc u mn i i ii t o tarn. D ;i l . 1 -- - ' - -- - bottles, Be. for_ 51. t: taiktlrh." . stalge,. • Ittrathrd; Toweisier, % P aden, Darnall*, and -Italn. - —rm.*. i d .- -- - - - " __,„,f. BRIM'. NEW LONDON THkATRE. 'Me Most elegant, and, with reference to its execution, thie i w ebeepast Edition of the British Theatre extant, OriginsllY. ggoiwked at a shilling each Play ; but now republishing at Id. :Ow - This Day are published, Aim 1 toy, .cestainisg the Rivals, West lodise, 'll tepee r - High Life below Stairs. and Fashionable Loser, ee dd. each. of . . .J 111 E NEW LONDON ' TH EA TRE ;. . being a • Oetleition of the most esteemed and popular Stock 'Fri- , Cemedies, Opine, sad Farces, new pertswalog on 7the Stage ' • including all the best Pieces from the days of .4ameilimetia. sad Boatman end Fletcher, down to- tier own mpg; (sweetly given from Copies used in thcLondun Thu ' mgilterftkeritleal Remarks. o f INCHOMAW. lIIBDiN. author of severs) Drematio Pieces. iier ° es. Printed for Sherwood...tones, and Co. rretersoster , jaiitwoiag has experieneed a very setter Yelp. sa4.la retinyt e t r i;e7.7l,;t a i d ti!gi c* .t . ltrert tii'lle s l l pi ult- d ilea'N'be Moak having lately Famed taut the *tearer this pre ,Blo,. ,Prf., _ ___Wigursi they h,ove reduceri the Pringle( week, Number lir =Treece, Meg rendering it not oat y lhe most elegant, bar n ogitlinclecepest-liditkom et the ,Brilish 'Tbentre,extant ; dm . eilmjebeleg eopirised in Twenty...ox Cabinet Yolumee, mishit- Ladled di& uPwards of Phi lifundied - Eogftelogs on Wood. , :att eri ttb m e Pittman pail Who fnen.,in.thic /0 61 111 4 We t .‘ die rialtebeing the rxclesire Property of the Publishers. of Provincial Theatres, Doi tat Private Thee .' - igttitgytj4jull will be foamed a most taituthiti,aßetslitei, ••**# printed from the most Correct copies is now iimilii4 to iberLorden Boards. . • A NOIll ER DAY OVER.-3,500 Tickets Drawn 1 - 111. —mad all the following Caplial. yet le the Wheel for the next Diy, THURSDAY, October 16. 3 of 120,000 I . ....110,1100 • 2.••. /2.000 4 7 Z3llO besides more than Seven Thousand other Prizes. including smaller Capitals of WO!. 2.101. iutA. dc. &c. Tickets and Shares. warranted 'indrawn, are Selling at all the Ofaces, at the following remarkably low Prices, viz. Whole T.cket oidy £l7lO 0 Half— . .....9 14 0 I Eighth 2 9 0 Quarter .......4 IS 0 Sixteenth .1 4 0 Phillips or Davies, and Maim Sinclair, were charged with resetting st..len goods. White pleaded Gnilty. The oiler pannels pleaded Not Guilty. The diet w.ts *dec.: ail agaihst Letitia Phillips, and she was recommitted to jail on a new warrant. Mrs. Urquhart prose l the robb try of her shop, an l identified the gold rings, seals, Sc.% a a part of the stolen property. Alqiinlay, the apprenticv, tv!a • slept in the shop, proved that it was secure on the morning. of the robbery. Mr. Urquhart was not at home on the day of the robbery; but missed the articles, which he identified as belonging to him. Mary Ann M‘Don ald. wko lived wilt Mrs. Davies, proved that two boys. Wilson and More, came during the night after the robbery to Mtg. Davies, in the Saltmarket, with three or four boxes, con taining silver fruit knives, silver snuff-boxes, and other articles of jewellery like those shown her. The boys went in the habit of frequenting the house. Mrs. Davies asked them nn questions as to how thee became possessed of the articles. They stopped till next day, when Mrs. Davies and the two boys went out with t l .te articles—she di not know where. Henry Wilson, aged 13, an accomplice.-1 was engaged with More and White in breaking into Mr. Urquhart'a shop io Hutcheson Street. 1 went in by the back t,indow. got into the cellar, went up a stair, cat out a pane, an 1. went into the shop. I took away the ear-rims, breast-pins. and other jewellery in the boxes. Identified the articles shown. We went along the banks of the Clyde till next night, when we went to Mrs. Davies's house with, the articles. When Mure went in lao had part of them in his pocket. Mure sold this artich at, and gave me 10s. as my share. We slept in the bottle all flay. I sold a pair of ear-rings and a lin ger ring to a girl in the house, of the name of Sinclair a— ntis witness was strongly admonished as to his • future conduct._ _ _ _ _ .'jam ; r.," , limptuntE. FORICION llfillalill. IiaNNAL , tvouesToN, wirotaignicHANT,l Regent-street. near Vigo-lane, has alwai ber s r 7 - I WarOS/ Ohl Pore. Ns. per doss" ; lisperfor s a ire a4 40.414 , 44i4N 0 P 0 Miultint«itils 4 . 0 % 18 OW^. hillionid. pat Oa, Also, Madeira. ,Traerilre. Beeellas. Lisboa., s ' liar ids. 'per doses; Claret, (81. /Claw) bk. jpg damn dbia,:(Llatsau Mamas) Pe..per dos.; 2,50 m,, erilldue.lbe.'72i; per2oz. ; Old Crusted Port warraito4 tsar, 114mikletaitis. 64, par4los: arissaad i i i r our-ass tp,any part of plow. . ilia iy *strlsily,ailsodad ft. .Haarlors Is. par has. Lliasetalasiparsios. ;.semirriatabp.dliits4 Moor Marro& „liallMlithiest4bliVir.galosesiVAlNiefr4Bl42l**ll.4oolo John More. an accomplice, was next placed in the wit ness box. Though only about It years old, and little of his age, he has already been guilty a several crimes, and is at present in custody ander a charge of housebreaking.— The lamentable depravity of this juvenile delinquent, Isle peculiar confidence, ready recollection, aaml pert manner. a: evinced iu his examination, excited, by turn., the pi.y and mirth of the audience. Being rather barkeepd to answer some peel' minary questions, he was admonished by the Court, and infum toed that if he told the truth nothinz could, come upon him for his participation in the crime for which the pannels were then at the hit. lie r.- plied, " Welt, my Lord, I am very willing to answer, bit that man there does not put the questions right to me." (Laughter among , the audience.) To the repeated interro gations of air. Alison. he answered as fullues:-1 know White and Wildman. I went to get a wain with them on • day last summer: and when going up I lutcheimon street, ee went through • close and berate a Window to go into shop. After the els s was out, White refused to go it but I took him by time ear, and gave him several blovi , • and comp. lied bisn to go in. I cannot say what kind of • shop it was; I saw bundles of sticks here and tbeie. • I caught one f them and gave it a draw, and a clear stabbing thing came out of it; and there were napkire. and wigs and queer things in the window. We gut no money..bit se filled our pockets with beeps of things like site. r. • I went t m the House of Davies in the Saltinarket, and left some of the things with her to self, and gave ll'Donald, who was in the Lowe, a pair of ear-rings and a finger rinr. I went next to +he house of Paisley, in time Ciltun. with the rest of the things s but White's a real coward, he wool I not gil in. so I Lave him a GaAs:. I mu sure f left a blue bit on the side of his head that day, and sent him about his business. I then west hoe -Validity's boost myself, and sold some of the things for 30s. Paisley and his wife were both present; but I cannot say who gave the money, or shat passed at the time, for I have really a very bad implore. and l have so many things to mind. (Laughter.) I afterwardi went back for some more money but they refused, and told me I was • thief. and said they would send me to the Police-Office if ever I came near ilia Wiese again. The Lord Justice Clerk stated to the boy that it must he obvious to every person who heard hitt], that he had natural parts that might insure his prosperity in the world. and im plored him to quit his wicked practices if he wished to escape the gallow ,. . Another paper of Saturday, reporting this case. says— " The witness Mare, by his manner showed that he con sidered Whim as a boy not worthy of being a petit' ty - t . him; reps itedly looking down, on him with looks o most ineifshle contempt,and in a style of impertinence nevm 7 * equa lled, exultingly exclaimed " I believe 'I left a blue bit on the side of his head that day." It is beyond the poetic of words to convey any correct notion of this boy's impel dens and flippancy. We have seen hundreds examined. many of them bad enough, but we have never seen the equal of this depraved boy. To see impudence and ills honesty personified it is necessary to see James Mare ex amined on oath." Two police-officers proved that they searched Paisley's house, and found several of the articles stolen, which they identified. The declarations of the . pannels were theta read. in which they endeavoured in various ways to account for the manner in which they became possessed of the stolen articles. The public prosecutor restricted the libel to in arbitrary punishment. The Jury returned a' verdict finding White guilty accord ting to his own confession , and Paisley, and his wife an Slrs. Davies guilty of reset of theft. The Lord Justice Cleric said. as to the boy White, it was obvious from the evidence that be had been involved in his present situation through more designing and artful mis creants with whom he had unfortunately got acquainted. To give him an opportunity of redeeming his cisaraCter, should only be sentenced to imprisonment in Bridemvell for IS mouths. His Lordship dwelt much on the encourage- • ment given to thieves by the offenders of the present de scription. They made their Images a common receptacle: for stolen goods ; they thus assisted and encouraged young thieves to plunder, and reaped the fruit of their unlawful labour by taking the property at a trifling value. The crime of reset is advancing to no ordinary extent in this city and neighbourhood; and is hourly increasing, as the increasing and protracted business of this court every year too tealnly demonstrates. Lord Hermuand - sentenced the paunch to fourteen years transportation. Scarcely had his Lordship finished, when he was inter rupted by the pelmet. Mrs. Paisley, who said," Will your Lordship tallow our bits of Weiss to go with us; it is very hard for our children to he left desiitste on thcstreets, and none to look after them " Lord Iletmand said, it wee veil trite bat this ought to hay, been a check on them, to keep them from crimes of 04 s.deseription end it ought to b: • warning to their ehlihon., The Lord Justice Clerk said this was n at the place to make applica tion,; they ou:7lst to apply at . tile proper rpn your Luedship sell me where to apoly," said `• I cannot think to leave any children *a the ,world, and .nolonly to. look Air .them when "Think on your state and emend to your SIM the, reply. Parsley made an oittrageoas r4illej W4S 411600 lama,. his irixoe, rather - and seemed to be the only one who felt enaction.. fliA tall wan` 1 • Amptailineei slow a bald, caifilent lo:k. he had goo / clothes Acel 3ll° lrit i e s ) els a ist ri llosm &e . tioseo 'a r ia lb. seek., 014.1;ogreee Woody, 'Ss, 04,,prrmilles. Oti Jinska 14ost. ISS. ed. per gstoa.Clll&*i'AClNEs. Alittsoolodi &Ir. per dolts*. "Mato. ,k4suPtsi : 1 1PoW 10 91, sot% fldrOsitsi; Old'. pei_lrottle ; Sherry. li.l Cap . ! lAseksko t :ls. Llelletsto pr bepsiol.—No Credit. • O M, welt . pstoos&lse•434sc, to full gout boidol. 4osso,erell oR. by two doses. . • Whiendeft'asitt Loomitiglow. The "Kxpress," to York, searborough, Suadtitand; Mammal. and Ittlinburgls. a Nee Liggrat iadlic. 3 0 slat•Limek. 'aids is Guard :Usrodhpassist; sets out ~ ,Z T. N Mgr,4I•4IA, b ad wag i ßf4fer i t fleugeetmr. 11= Mgr. caste .Da i'Wto • ken. 6.Alropstb„. tad :aerated, and. arrival at Vort toed Morals* Rißtiffit g#4111 ,-- Prosta tAtifvek "WI oulg.—Pareetspers.Andlng theism-lies Aligned eve ;the s:jmuswy, away vest eked time thryplasse, sad them 'carted althood any Ada/espaliers. Alarkbormsgh cad Sri/ adorn Your Amide Day Coach, StinstAldblarp. 'lleadiog.. Lamaism Arras.' Lydhagton. Peavey, Wootton Basset, Rammenry, Ilpsoesrfard, New. bury and Maidcalscad.—Driven through wlh one reads. man 'ate rise•Asfa• Bowl p.apat Mail, lioolon and Loads. Oro'. Ilaystos, eardoridge. Ilamitiagdoa. Stilton, Peterboro. Deeptng, Opilrby, Alford, Grimsby 4. MU, b Ea r rtsf . ,, at IsalApast 7 o'cloth,• Siosetag. , at a quarter The "Agrees." a New Light Ponr-Ineide Post COMA g 0 0171104, P,rmsith and Whit4arsa with slitturti all the wag ; passer through Appleby, Brongh. BOWS. Greta- Bridge; IllekusenuLeatterlek; Boroughiridge, Perri-bridge, Dowarter, Newark, Bantry, Grantham. Siamford. Gret a/in. Stilton. Bigglessade and Baldoek. Sets oat in the Morning. and performs the Journey with the greatest Fa cility, AT APHICAD PARES. Passengers detained on the road,. by business or plea , sure, have the peculiar advantage of their scab being ze cured is the next Coach. TIIE ONLY DIRECT COACII TO CARLISLE. The New Royal Patent Mall. Cambridge Owe' Ware. litsekland, BRoyston. Esesing, at halfpast 1 o'c'ock. Sunday, at a quarter before 7. Kendal, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby. Lonsdate. Rattan. Chorky. 01.64414 mad Garstasg Light Post CNICINtI, every Nursing and Aperwon. The "Royal Express." New Light Pour-laside Port ,Coack. to Liverpool.. in 23 Slows only, three Warrington, Prescot. Conyleton, Lawton. Newcastle. Rudgly. Lade ford, Stow, WPM and Litchfield. (out (Me Night oa Use Road.). every Afternoon • diffiates at the Saracen's Head lan. Dale-street. Liverp ool, next Reciting. ". The advastages to l'ravellert who kossour this roach with their preference arelar superior sag oilier an: this Road, as the "Royal Express" is driven thronyiput with 4 erstwh ile,' 0114 (3 less than any ether coach to'Liverpool)—a sm. sting ta• Passengers tie evident to require mamma ; besides the additional advantag e, especially to .commercial infers eds. of Performing the journey its less time than any other wad s and. notwithstanding its eheannws and expedition, the Proprietors pledge themselves that for safety and a.c. evaissOdation it is equalled by fee 'gait idatt be surpassed by sons. . r. Staffordshire Potteries, a new Light very fast Coach. every Afternoon. to Lantn.d.' Stoke, Shelton Burdens, Tonstall. Lawton, thinly sod Halmos Chppd. hihtsis the ealy Coach direct to the Potteries. Irakt:Aeld .4•lnslde Post Coacher; wiry Mornlosp cud ' 4fitTloo4.. AT SEDUCED PARENT. Chester, Newport, Whitechurch, Tarporley, Nasals wick Norarrice aid hllddlewich Light Coaches; mil, Morning awl Afternoon. Stuinford Lisa Post Coaches every Moraine Ind Afternoon. threogh Boldock. Hignieswode, St. Naas; It-tidda, Alton. bury. Stilton, an t Wandsfurd. Sunderland, Stockton and Yarns Light Post Coach every Mornikp, to the Gedrge Inn, Sisderland; at • swoatlia PA SRL Mountain's " Express. Umpire and Telly Ito," to Maa• cheater. Winslow, Completes, Dream:elle. Walesa. • Weliem• Aallyilon B Jisutitford, New Four Laside Post Coaskortl Three Times a Dag. Oki/ One Night 04 the Road. 1 1 131segield dud Rotherham' weed Aar • &Vial Port Coatiiar every Moralag , *llea "The Express," dad taw 2114 Rockingham, every AfterNoo4. AT The "Royal Express."ssent BErnilagliarm Light:M:4AM Fowls, is lS h e ar / . ices aNs everyerfterssonscarrgisi. 4 to only. passes throuyl . Warwick. Liamiaptors, Sou:hams Weedon. Itarentry. blohey-arrigord; 'and Tlnrcester:l4 the Saracee's Ilcad. 804 4 MOW; 4Arm4siiika is. eartylhO s wat moraing.—Driven through wills two coaching* only. The Vigresi" s•Nris'Llfst . Plut • Cisaiils 7 to Defil,'Llx. cola. Nortkrart Yorden and thwarter., cocci morning, at right o'clock to the Croy Keys. gasket Place, Mail, su'd also the " RoCkieglisisr' ih trwailMfass 4 snerfork. ,TAo Hodford, Ware. :llirfidenlioa Vadailwalmlnt. Cella's; Tottenham and Edmonton Caachecslailo qt flews, 4 1 ( 4 0 pait tiO4ve. and eight S'iteek. • - • • - kt141 10 04:V0rre....10 . Lomil.'.Yo44:llo4)adosstit Lei rlir• "WE P#klltter et onli two-penes per lb. A. MOUNTAIN • bed Yetpads and „OP :Pdt4l% that they .will not . be oceountubLi for uy NM's. Pe n' Lugege, writi nt . Plitte,.&c, Ifitkei than Ara FOWL, tartar, 0 lost, iitifldh, or damaeed. ItsooP l l :0 0 ..istot. as 1101‘ sad 'lN lnsgepsolo paid tehkeearai 11111 _4' al ik 34rac,.6 #ll l P l 'h•li an9 rk t '” l, 51. 1k i e .••. . . , L." • - - 31E i { EtVEU . ALE . AN O BBEit.--NAFD -141,7 :PATENT IioItTABLE r.IitILT petntaised by kin. Midiety. • .. i . bi r to ge oui entetor t i Nghfllapnoved elvish* la dunes ., ltt 'the !attelttiolt Of the pebile to the lezpatederatzge sat nantett from tha stssemlidew al otenelite(hott-brewed die aad hefty, Reedited in the blithest 10er{ectIon by }this Maeltialt, at loss thati belt theliieeer's ilsitomr..asid.aoundemsa for beefier. PePrk'in outbr.w.d kola .Upopaie eszaillty. tif ; melt tad _pups by any o ther proceib. Theapparetse Is simple; tremytest. and Saw set empire U.IM4 Iteogonsieal le time, {Omar, and feel; and. with ate printed directions gives. may be used seoessfelly without fay previous keowledue of brewing: It is also appnable to sazioen other, domestic and culinary .The machine ii made of various sizes, warrante to answer, price eight • rude and upwards. • , Sold (only) at tot Piceadilly. where also may Imbed. the BEE-ITIVE; from which the Combs are extracted , Without killlog the Hem East India Company's Sale of TEAS having 4:611. .1 111 1 Outaik WHITRIOGE gad Co. bare again made •extensive purchaset of the choicest that could be predated. and wiled they are now Selling to the Public oo the most liberal • terse. at the Gentiles Tea Warehouse, 01, Cheapside, and 33, Itemmogger. i s sae. Landon. Bluth Teat. s. d. Great Teas. „Good Conlon. 35.4 d. sad b 8 Fine TwanLay . 7 0 ,Atratig Congou .... 6 0 Fineillooon 8 0 Congou. 6 6 1 Good Hysoa 10 0 lisod Soaehong 7 0 I Young Ditto 10 6 flostehoog. 0 0 1 Finest Ditto It 0, 4 110periOr Ditto... 10 0 1 Gunpowder .....11huid 14 0 Prime hilted Tea, 6s. 4d. WHITSIDOZ tad CO. pledge themselves, that all Teas sold 141.111 1 a gstabHalisest are of the most superior quality, sad by at this Warehouse the Public may depend on belt* n N with TEA 1H ITS NATIVE PUSITY. . lee Cocoa of very superior qaality and Savour. Pro .r ra of Taverns, Coffee Houses, Boarding Houses, dic. may sae to a great advantage at this Establishment. 'Respectable Persons wishing to become Agents for this Warehouse will be supplied on liberal terms. Shopkeepers and Dealers sopp led at a very small advances ' Best prier. .0. •i. • veßy FAS'IsTRAFILLL *troves. Mat, RADLOLTE, Mateavis ADD CANTENDURT, • Four Insider Coaches. and keeo good lime, by S. A. MOUNTAIN and Co. SARACEN'S DEAD INN, SKINNER-STREET, • •NOW-DILL, LONDON. .ITIHE following LIO/IT POST COACEIES, •Mails, • &r. set oat front the above Inn : • The " Rossoll'etegraph," Dover, Deal, Rarnsgate, Margate. "arsed Stairs, Canterbury, reversions. and Sandatch new superior Au* Coca, every morning ot • past 7 o'el•ek. • --1 a coasensience tit deckled preference given to the Te korapis (Oasis. the Proprietors are determined no espense *Mail be spared to • render R the first cooseganoe on the Bent Road. 80 dosig 0 ft. Chatham. Rochester, Gravesend. Stroud. "Iliittingboisrne, Alaskans br Ospringe, Morning, quarter quid 7, • :11to " Birmingham very.fast" Coaeb.Morn- I rn- Meat before 7 o'clock, through Redbera. Market Street, • itMuttable,Brlclithill, Fanny StratfOrd, gimpy Stratford, Tow --g=„Weedos. Daventry, Duuchiwch. Coventry. •aud Stew. . to the Castle Hotel, and S W t. _Denrge'n T High • hare.[, , Itinaltighani, to Sh•fuall. allington, 11/Inge:worth, • ' , hikes, Shrewsbury. Salop, Oeweatrii.lklaptwiel4 ' 7l l`arportey. Chester and• Ilidykead. 'Orbten - through with 2 Coachmen only. 'ig:ematonieetiee of the decided prefeemse• glean to the Tally .• he Coach. the Proprietors are detorsaided , Wo 'exiiitute shall eforLd to render it the Ant coereyasse of the Birminghamßead "•Sevweign," New light fest Crash to Faintoath. ...amm2s, Easter. Truro. Bothein. _rouge. Aakbnetan. Tomes.. 'Weymouth. Dorchester sail_likalioirery. every Mottdtig at 7 ; through }Nakao, Amalnsteseßrikourt. Mend feel, Stoakbridge, Sutton, Basinintoke..ll t artford Bridge, witlertwitec end Bagshot. The only Day coach to Wegaustste, (d_rArrn through !-4rithtiio row:teases May.) Meed.7h • /kVA*. • Packk44 Bll .• - 'll 4 / 1 11gdske. Overton, WhGeiturrh, Woodleati. kiltimors..lSallsberg, Bisoodjoht Partici:ten , at O . Owl do'citat to terinurahis. . • '• • ' • .t• r • . ~ . Barter. " Will I the prisoner, . .. te mercy of tins 3 Lain iron'," • . lenience,' was iilas rejeiner..... i 'o' quirt4ooking, . ctc. the isast;cosu- c oo - wt 4 • and had • e••• :5 on, bat dirty. .44...; • AC• 4, • le ',* , ,:.;..•‘'..,--, :- 4, ~ •t • r I IA! • 01. nt be CIRCUIT COURT, GLASGOW, Faunal, SEPT. 26. , 'George Laidlaw and George Spittal , secnsed of breaking foto the shop of Messrs. &lemma and Hadkins. jewellers, Nelson' Street, Glasgow, on the 30th March, 13:12. by tutees of false keys, and of stralint therefrom a number of gold and silver watches, and other articles, were put to the bar, and pleaded Guilty. Tim Lord Justice Clerk having advised them to weigh rein their pleading, Laidlaw pleaded Not Guilty, after the Jswy was swortl. Mou Solomon being a Jew, was sworn with his hat ma kis - heed and a Bible in his hand. 1 shut np our sho cc deresitaing of the Vtli, at half past nine o'clock. Asir was secured with a lock, a hasp and a padlock.:4' Tbejsmellery was in the cases, and the watches wire reeseved from the window to a desk. On the 30th wan Informed that thb shop had been robbed; and on goisig thew found that nearly oar whole stock of jewellery, be sides watches, hal been carried awty. The fastenings if the shop door had not been iti any sumer injured by , Slata housebre:::.ers. 'f he value of property stolen would Ibe upwards of 6001 ; or 7001. 1 have seen Lti.llaw in oar diem repeatedly, and once about three weeks before the' ;gebberv, he purchased knobs for furniture. We have a Ur:ailed Savage. On the 9th of April, 1 saw some et Idly goods which bad been stake. in the hands of Donald Ild•Donal.l. I saw some more in the shop of Mr. Cronb skulks, bardwareman. In the latter some seals, rings, beads, spoons, and brooches. The watches now shows found in a baker's sloop in Argyll Street, and IBA heed taken from oar shop. [Mr. Solomon Isere identified kW numerous productions libelled on the indictment.] Moat Hadkius corroborated the evidence of former' ikons. Nathan M'Coll, police-officer:-1 was a watchman on station, Nelsoa Street, anti found the shop fastened sedan right at ten o'clock ; but at eleven folios' the door epee, when I reported the circumstance to the Police Office. figotattsistance and I entered the shop, and it had the I *premises of being rifled. The lock was open, but the riser was closed. Hairy Savage-1 know Laidlotv. He came sonsetimer &see else shop in the morning, before the masters came, and wive be sac the keys of the shop ION; he would lift . thee, sell tell me to put them past. I met Laitilow near At Post Office, abort a month before the shop was br..ken. I was carrying the keys of lock and padlock. tle asked itself say key would suit the lock of his warehouse, and look my key and went up three waits of a staircase In Beckman Court, and I followed him, and he wet me elsiallaw down the stair. He said t the key would Jost 'salt Illeather, anti he desired me to come away and he wtuld 4 fereolee of the same; and we went to 311`Callunes, Salt market, and bought a key to match ail te; I got my own Noy, and went to the shop. This was the key of the door , 11, about a week afterwards, be also got the padlock. dad asked what one of the same kind and size would cost, and I said about a shilling. He kept the pad- Lllll e k for about a quarter of an hour, when he returned it. Jattee 31'Intyre, sbopman with Mrs. Stirling-1 know f Wean. Last spring, at breakfast time, he came to our lihop, and looked out a padlock. He bad a key, and tried to get one to suit, which be got, buying a padlock and key; but did not get it away at the time, as he had not mosey ; got it afterwards. This took place before the house betaking was committed. Mary Drammontl—On the 3d of April I saw Laidlaw in a steam-boat going to Greenock. He had a ring on his finger, .. \Alai I asked him to show me, and the " gentle man" did so. The ring was put on my finger , and it fitted 'welt I kept it a short time, Ant when I offered it to Laidlow he toll me to keep it. which I did until I heard of his apprehension, when 1 called on Solomon & Co. with it. ' I saw Laidluw have some seals hanging at his watch. David Stewart.-1 am shopusan with Mr. Craiksbanks. Laidlaw called at our shop after the robbery with a neck -Ilice, mils, a tea-spoon, and I identify the several articles sow produced, some of them were sold; and a search leak place in our shop. ELzabeth3lerchant-1 am servant with hir.Hanter,Argyll street. I know Laidlaw. One morning last sating Laidlaw came alewn stairs, and took the key . our of my hands, and Lau the cellar, and I heard a jingling; and hearing is, ihe[cisurse of the day that Laidlaw ha I been apprehended. nay master and I went Into the cellar, where we tound some seals and a paper parcel. Afterwards another search was :shade, when a pocket handkerchief was found, containing gall and silver watches, spoons, &c. I carried these arti cles ap stairs, and gave them to Mr. Hunter, with whom Mr. Gibbed happened to be at the time. Wm. 31'Kenzie.-1 searched Mr. Crnikshanks l shop, and lotted several seals, some beads, an-I other articles. • From the declarations of the panels, it appeared that a 'pillow-slip was employed to carry away the stolen goods. The libel in the case of Spittal was restricted to an ar. ttitrary 'punishment, and he pleaded Guilty ; the A drodate Depute giving as a reason fur exteading clemency to this prisoner, that Laidlaw appeared to have been the most at. ti.v3 in the perpetration of the crime. - ' Coun'et did not address the Court. L trti Ilermand charged the Jary; who unanimously I toned the prisoners guilty. Laidlaw was sentenced to be executed on the 29th Of October : an I Spittal was sentenced to transportation for life. , • Lord. IlermapJ reflected on those shopmen who gave the fac siudlies of the keys, and said that it was an absurdity to s opposa tbat the Royal mercy would be extended to a eel. 'tainal convicted of such an offence as Laidlaw's. UMW", who is a young man, appeared to be very muds 111fitefed: Wlteu Solomon & Co. applied to the Clerk of the Cowl f;itite restitition of their property . produce,' on the trial ' , an entestusettt, by a person who chained the reward of 50/i , which. 4 been offered by these gentlemen fur th e d etect Of eta i .4 t ,it ousebreakers, was laid in the hands of t h e Cle r k 'titurf,dfiet Judges however ordered the Clerk to deliver ti Wormer& (o. the stolen property, in the seam mans*, as he did in all other cases; thus deciding that it, is 11161 1 compedent,to rest in the Clerk's hands any property .that nsiir7kelfratlisceil as evidence on a trial. I ..11/tUistin White was charged with having on the 13th, .I.lllxr .i bitcaltess into the sloop of Mewls Urtiniaart & Ca. pee. , fitmersOittcheson Street, and stulco 15 silver fAtititativel.: 40 sll'ier tienil-ca.ses, three dozen 'of' gold linger-rings, sit .dietyStud fi nger ring, three dozen of gold breast-pins, I. ' pairs 0f.g01.1 ear-flogs. and a number of, other &nicker au.' Jed(' Pe.ley, Alargar t 31`1sIsn er Paisley, Lttilt