The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-01-27 00:00:00

Pr" :.--- +.+.-~~ ~. _.~.~; •- - ~ts I ~ I r L 4 __ I ... Il- \ N, I ; 1.. •••it ; •ir . ••• I. =.0174 . :1 •: rk 9A_ ' / -1 ) No. 3736. r I f • , .: ' MR. HONE'S SUBSCRIPTION. A T a MEETING of the FRIENDS of the Li lle. BERTY of the MSS mad TRIAL by JURY., held at the City of Lmidou Tliesito. we Illoadays Deemmber 911, 11117, Mr. WdIsTcHM/44 in the Chair; Airport several Rimelptiuns thew entered two, it wee Rewi , ed sa „,,,h h oody, That a Subscription be now *p w& and that the emery wetieb may he subscribed be pieced I. the 'med. of a Committee, to be used la such way in Nail appear to them best calculate* to promote the permasest welfare of Me. Hone and his Pantile; and that the fullosviag Gentlemen be of the Committee t—vilikiernien Cistodbehere, Aidermaa Thom Robert Waltham. ( Treasurer ), Joseph Hareausbe, Villii r ms =Sawed llftteloy Witham Willis as, tad 111illosto The al e Digg sipli • ilfras.Movell, Caw The Ma of Taltim • .. ridre in 0' e r a & . . ;„ . SO 4.4,R.T10ve11. Ditto I 0 '..- / .. .Iriesa Raden. Ditto I 0 . et tape of .4- • little more al & rim ,. . i - Boer= 15 t, Rime Ditto : 0 4.0 A few to the Fran s Mauelislier, Liberty of the Press • Baxter. ••- . at Darnley 11 b T. aid R. Potter 5 0 Wm. Sigel, Derby 10 U Baiter awe Croft 3 0 Joseph Watt, Ditto 10 UTi 11: W. Saadersoa 3 0 J. Dough's Stout, Ditto V V Riehard Malley I 0 Z. M.. Barrett, Hope, Thames Stevens 2 10 end, Lathery,. Here- 'Jetta Wood - 2 it furdobire 10 0 Osage, /talkie : 1 0 Tommusitopson.Wardm S. tr. Hteneovre ' • ••,.. 1 0 mod, nest • Shedleld 0 5 SassruelJacksosi " 3 1 1 Alex. Campbell, Wal. Swain aed liackley 'V 0 tua-upoo-11vones . 5 0 Jobs Atodentim - •1 . 0 James Crompton, Pad- A Friend 1 0 dington b 0 Alexander Petty 1 0 Z. C. 5 5 G.llemore nod Co. •1 0 H. C. lan, 5 5 Religion can plated it " A Fen ial Offence.com- self 1 0 pared with partiality" John Hall 1 a hypiterisY, mc. 5 0 J. A. 1 U The Ran whom bravely A. Clegg % 1 0 protested against Ex- . Weight and Hermitage '1 0 Officio Informations 1 0 Justice vennoLaw 1 0 Win. Moore lbs. lid. Thomas Wilkius 1 0 Juba Mit keit 1 1 R. Wilson . _ I 0 ss Open your eyes and J. L. V 0 see, wretch out $ ..Ur A Well-wisher ' 1 0 bands and hike,"Chief Jissept. Jollities 0 11) Justice 1 0 W. Showering' V 10. May the Persecuted oe- John alischell,semill,D. 1 0 ter want Friends 1 1 6. W. Wood • 1 0 James Thomas, Colford, A. and B. t 0 Gloucestershire 1 0 Spirit of Sir William An uttense biter of Ty- Jones unity under every form 1 1 John Thompson Isaac Cox, Solicitor, A Witscientious Atter ;baiting 1 1 ney 11. 6s. &I. F.dw. Wm. Gray, New- T. G. 0 10. bury. Burks 1 0 J. Robinson 1 ,....• . 1 0 May the unblemished Ogden and Thorn y , 1 0 . , 11 Me never *act the J. and S. Hetet- 1 it ••' Oil of Justice 1 0 J. Croft 0 10 Thomas Smith, Easton J. !Insight 1 0 Grey. Gloucestershire 1 1 Cleave and Fellows 1 U Titre times twelve for John Mon 1 4 thrice tiled Hone 116 Chr. Punitive . jis 1 R.ll. Simon 1 I J..G. i g e S U G. Thomas 2 2 *- ' •,: :,. RAM 1.4:011 L Bar- Thomas egeires lipplet e. 01 OR if ernWiTo Arden 10 10 J. C. Agnis, Lungtord 1 0 W. P. Phillimore.place 10 U Thomas Nash 1 0 'Maas Boohoo, Pe- Thomas Berry, Weltou ',Mehl 5 0 terrace, Aylesbury 1 0 Jobe Walsh, Halifax 5 0 T. W. 1 0 Jobs Hancock, Nut- Green and Son - thighaas 5 0 J. D. " It may operate John Rawson, Sheffield 5 0 in mitigal at pii- A swarm of B's from nishment I! l" 1 0 Somersetshite, whose J. M. (Second Subserip otingseire for the up- lion) 3 3 pressor of Law, unit Edw. Waller, Lutes, •• • whore hooey Or for the Beds • : 1 1 oppressed by Law 5 0 j. A. W. 1 0. William Lindsey, Leeds 1 0 For Shame!!! 1 0 The returned Inferno of J. Mortimer. Wareham 1 0 an honourable Debtor Captain Ellis, do. R.N. by J. S. 1 1 per do. 1 0 Three times twelve for T. Brown, do. per do. 1 0 thrice triedHooe,Whto R. G. do. per do. ' 2 0 cleared the coursehim- A Lady, 10s. 6d.—J.B. self alone, And woo 103,-2 Purbeck Men, three beats by twelve lits: e ch. and sundry to one 116 Subseriptious, lib. 64• Otte who, daring M. per do. , 9 0 Illespev three days'per- G..D. HamzteAt 'l4 cautiou s sympathized Further • ihhi . with hit agony of sus- f ro m the ogleeritrgoie pease, pitied his both- Bury Paper • 2 0 ly fatigve. and ad. John Clarli, Leenpleld, mired its toenail energy 2 0. Surrey 1 0 It. P. 310 William Philpot • Ift .1; Corder, Springfield, A Broker 2 0 F.•,se x 1 1 A Noir Veleta 1 0 Sininouth, Oliver. a id A Lawyer opposed in ' Co. per W. G.; 1 1 principle to Law 2 0, Two determined Foe- - -- &mete •'. - inks to Tyranny mid . Refoiessilimloo • ••• 1 • Oppression. flea J. V. .EWNS4 . I,llirit*, Ineads to - the Pro- ter _ K ,:i ) et/ ,i.ly oi t . 6 testae, Religion, but " • Man irnittlibliltif isP* l ‘4 0 no great admirers of Foe- the ilime"Oost re( .. St. Athanssios 2 0 the Rom that Shaved • Rev. T. B. Morris, Rec. the Rats ' 1 a for of Shelfiutger, who T. C. 1 • disapproves of the Pa- George and James Goy ti 101 redoes, but abburs the D—. .Take Physic, making an larded Pomp !" 2 0! zeal for Religilli the &unmet Parr—w harvest rer=fur Political seriously disapproves tion 3 3 of all Perodies mph. lobo Pigott, Ching, the hallowed Imieunge Epee 1 0 of scripture and - the One Pim% topsiders (t. contests of the Prayer me the words of the Honk, but netinit.Mr. great and excellent Hone of intentional Charles James Fox) impiety, admires Isis " Hypocrisy *she (tie falcate and hi. Torsi most odious aal de- tulle, and applauds the grading of all apeman .gorol sense and iotegri vices" 2 0 ty of Mastics 1 0 The Bearer of the Seven Subscriptions, amountiogio 1!.. is informed, 'hot the amounts Mere hitirenised ender doe seidi vaent, viz. ~ William Weep for Alf, with ltisßletising,"oll;- The advertising ..f the ether sentiments annexed wool" hive araueuted to nearly .double the sane subscribed. Sith,ciihers who send sentiments with their money should condense as ninth as possible. on socialist of the great expellee of Advertising. • The Pioproriors of several lorlepeident Country Newspapers, tmonderiog that the Liberty of the Public Press has been es seutially promoted by Mr. None's exertions, have most hand "fliely opened Baths for Subscriptions at their respective Others. and voluntarily in their Journals promoted the object which the Committee have in view. Sums so subscribed, as well as those procured by the spontaneous itiodness of oilier in dividuals in the couistry, who are desirous of contributiog by noir exertions to the moire welfare of Mr. Hone nail bia.Fa wily, may he transmuted, as oriels as convenient. tit Mfr Filitb man, the Trimmer ; or to either of the other Genie nethm• toed to receive Subscriptinim, iii London. Sistiscitittiims will be received hy.Robert Wickham,. the Treasurer. Bridee-street, Binckfriars c.. Alder/ma More. Ahicate, Iligh•steeei i Robert Carter, Mhiories; Josephllur tmolie. Si. Pauli Chureh•yard ; William Teesdale, St. Paul's Churchyard ; Samuel Brouki, Strand; and Alexander Gallo "41, High /I Wham. MR. PARMLY, DENTAL PROFESSOR, lila the Immor of informing the Nobility and Gentry. kg he hots REMOVED io No. 9. Buckingham-street, Ftrand. !sere he continues in prectiee his new and swereftful mode of aamritg and heveating eve r y Disorder incident to th e'Tatham , ', . 1 ( - - re - t• Cent. .. . • .. , _ _ , . . . ~,-, k ...e• 1i , . . . e, . . . , . _, ipt -to ~ : 1 kr•- -- . ' ' LI - % , ' ••‘•- •' \ • ." ' ' .%..k . 14 ; • 0 ... = - r • ' ' •• - : • • • •.. • . it' ... . .16 1 . 1 . .. •.. . -:- ""‘. - 14% r." .sPli " ol .. : ( 1. :. : --1:1-) -r.,. a ft ) , - n ~ '• • J .. :.il- - % ' . . . . • - ....i 1 ;i:r1111 ..• .. -11 P -. . N • . - .. . . • I's II . . eiSin .li t t , .- . t • • ot • .' . • . '~-.. nal 70 e :• •on sheipecasten. I bawling favour which I would solicit et she baud ef yeer-Lerslahlp 1a teldrts, and en ly one, besides the resskresee 'et the balance of that account • 'tis thilitbat yes s i s t i a lh e r v lSteseed to give a time to IlordWllloggfabydi ' Lard Lieutonaat of the county 4 . lVasefiele,c•asel regeelt bite to be pleased t. order 'tiff ditch.*** from his 6fejest) . 2 Warwickshire Regiment of Militia. I have belangeu to that seglibilst two years lest Jely, and enlisted sailer the following eiecemetescess *M. on the 20 a July, 1814. 'left the Coldstreem Osserds by espera • r mender's Oillesouteeedeljetiumb plod Met thebeasity4 heeling tisey ermse pot far em. bodying, to my Mertilketibt, I dfitueriesil is weft no longer in Blitesiagbees, bin Ira nderedatieut ammtket the ditieresi coal mines au other storks in Safari'. shire, Shropehire, &c. making iniquiries ai I west for employment, at to ne purpose; I this roL turned to Bi's'on, and sip acting on my thee sites. den, and the thought of towifcg so Sheffield stuck me, I did not hesitate . but undertook that journey iff 87 milZisi 'though with only 2s. ed. in my pocket,; and obtained employment, and hates requist i and 'by permissinn of the Commander-ia• Chief ; f , ritired to Birmingham, to my family, elated with On idea of being able to support them, and happy in their society ; but my expectations were blighted, for trade was then very indifferent, end glutluirily grew worse, most places were stocked with hands, masters who employed those hands would not of c4.urse part with then' to take on new ones, conse quently 1 was tossed about for the space of twelve months, and not employed one-third of my time. I frequently wished myself in my old Situation, and parties of the Warwick Militia coming into Birming bum to recruit, in expectation of being embodied, I went and enlisted, went to head-qoarters, passed the tb be thankful that I have never wanted work since. Was I a single man, I would scorn to make this re quest : it in fact rather mortifies pride now : but now, my ',nal, though there is no probability of a war, permit me to sAy, there is a possibility ; and if is case there should not be another war daring this three years I have to serve, the 99 miles from head. quarters, and my family is young and multiply's* fast, 1 expect en increase in I very few weeks, end the espetire of going to Warwick one month in the year, would be sirious to me, sod my family would be so hurt by- it, that I should seiner be able to recover it arils in sit months after. 1 would bum. bly ask the favour of lime Lordship to Hike that.. much trouble to wria t the Lord Leutenan , , and L have no doubt it might and would be granted. I am so fused for a situation, that I have little doubt of my continuance there for the term of my life, if that concern should not be an obstacle; 1, therefore, humbly rely on the good will of your Lordship, and impatiently wait the result of your Lordship's applis cation.-1 am, &c. T. BRADLEY. 1817. X 5. 0. For trouble and espesce, by night and day tiler ninety, from the 17111 to the list of May . 60 0 June Ist t oach.fare to Wakefield 0 10 6 t 'unchain() 0 1 0 Expenees whilst there two days 1 5 0 3d—Coach fare back to Midfield and coachmen u 11 Expenues and tritutile from 3d to sth . 0 5 6th—Coach•fare to Tnornhill Lees 0 12 0 Expentes, trouble, mid fatigue a hil.t there 1 L 0 Coach fare hack from Wakefield U 12 U Expences for the purpose of obtaining further information relative to meditated inverrection 1 0 0 15'h—C'..;u to Wakefield and coachman U IL 6 Cs pence fur bed and board ou sac eight of the 15th, and following day 0 14 6 Cti.ch•fare beck to Shelleld and coaehmin 0 11 6 To balance iO.l of time, between MI May to 19th June, at &. ' 3 5 0 19th—C.ach.fare to Birmingham 1 8 0 Canadian and plaid 0 2 U Expeaces on the road, and at Birmingham that day and neat 0 15 Collet .fare to London 1 14 0 Coachman :ma guard 0 3 11 Own expences • 0 7 U Si, days Imre sae lodging. from 224 to 18114 is Loudon, private, going to Mr. Taunton's 4 5 0 Wm.hing and repairing, in London, from 19sh June to August 2cl • 15 0 W ear and tear of clothing • 3 0 0 Sundries r 1 10 V Coach.fare to Birminghnme . . 112 0 Coachman and guard .0 3 0 (tun charges 0 7 Board and lodging, at Birmingham, for sae week .1 0 0 Coach-fare to Shellield 1 8 V • Coachman 0 2 0 peace. oa way • 0 4 {! For seven weeks subsistence for wife and family at 15s. per week _ • 5 5 U For two odete. 'Cent of home, from 31st May to latter ors or Jidy, et 4s. 9d. per week, endor sements , 0 18 0 48916 0 Received an semmetirma di. • s. d. Rev. Dr. ammeter • •". • 3 3 0 Mr. J. Smith b 4 0 Mears. Cresswick "M it . 1 5 0 Parker, Esq. . 3 t ) 0 • • ,irr. I • 0 0 Mr. S. 'fannies Sir N. Conant • 10 0 0 J, Stoi.h, for sObsestante‘ Emily-' 4 10 0 2 0 Balance 410 14 b Shall be greatly obliged if Sir N. Conant will be • pleased 60' lay this before the Right Hon. Lord Ski mouth, and on his approval to remit the balance; that will about place me in the situation I was in at the commencement of them, operations. • What will the Public say ,to these things ? Is such blood-money paid in Britain, and by an Ad ministration, which claims for itself the appellations of enlightened. humane, virteous, sod religious? or do we live in Franco or Spain, under the dominion of tyrants ? Were we to give vent to the indigos ton which we, as Britons, met feel at such disci°. sores, the myrmidons of the perlitical Inquisition might soon be at our elbow, to berry us off to a solitary dungeon es to death itself. We blush at such scenes of guilt, and feel unfeigned regret that such things should be perpetrated in the nineteenth century. The dying cry of Turner still sounds in oar eari—" IT •IS ALL OLIVER, AND THE GOVERNMENT."—.(Nottingismn Review.) . - -ifr- LONDON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1818. TRRRII PRIZES OF ‘30.000. QWIFT sod Co. solicit the attention of the PA lid to the *llene of the NEW LOTTFRY. widen cousins the adartniont enasual LW of Coptini Priem Os.- 3 Prizes of ‘3i1.000 Sterling Money 4890.000 3of 5,004 Sterling Money 15.000 10 of l.OOO Sterling Money 10.000 12 of a s. bOti Strriv.g Stoney SAO 14 of ..... 4(Y) Sterling M -.trey S 18 of SOO Sterling Money b,400 40 of Resides other, of £lOO. £3O. £2i, be. ae. in addition to which. TWELVE, PIPES of tbir.lrest WA) PORT WINK slay Me obtained by the Pt/reivent of Ticket. or Stearn et the Old a• d Fortunate Obces or. SWUM-rod Co. No. U, PeaCtry 12, Cbarioperoia and 31, Mica* litai . • _ 0 -RICHARDibbi, GOPDLUCK, tad Co. Stack , Broken, (;ambit' and Oeliting-enar, are mach gratified is present" og to their Friends a few of the lendin&fentares of the New Year" Lottery, which they aie _confident Win /Wel the approbation of the Public at huge—indeed the firstpoinl alone 'efficient to create n rapid demand for Tip kets aged' IShares, there being TH It BE Glt AN I) PRIZES of £50.000. besides N INETY-SEVEN other Capitals. ALL OF WHICH win be paid in Sterling Moory—there being no Stock Priam The Lowrey will be drawn in three Days. beginning 4th of March; and the Holders of the first Blank each Hs* will re ever so Eirlinnge Twelve Pipes of tee bett Old Part Wine, for 1000 years. or longer, if required, n4enniage quite iadepen deet of; and not in t he least connected with the Scheibe. The gond Fortune *needing Porrhnsety ut the favourite Of fices of RICI1A11.1)SON, GOOI)LUCK. and .Co. is so fir gently before the Problir. that it iv perhaps needle!' in repeal the partiCalars of the Hundred' of l'hort.:sod. of Pounds load in Prize Morey to the Friends of the :strove Coahlivkmeuts in the last few Yews rhos every inch particulnr a ill be Mond in their Bebe an, whirl, are area del.eering gratis. at their (Arm, Ba ik Buildings. Combat; and faring the aloe of the King's Mews, Charms-cross, estoolaltrd upwards ut Fortyv. Ors, 110YTON, Stook-broker, 2, Coruhill, returns his grateful thanks for the fovours of his Friends, received fur wore than Twenty Years past, nog in it iespecifully pre sent; them with tar brads ut the Scheme of the New Year's Lottery, which, he flatten himself oced he seen to he e e. Deadly approved :—•fherr are Three Grand Prizes of X 30.006 esch,whicii,with the Ninety•refen other (7Npiiiili,w ill he all p in Sterling Money ; the Drawing begins the 4th of Motet.. mind the First-drawn Blows. an rich Day, will he entitled to the proportion of Twelve Pipes of Old Port Wine 11l exch%sige, for 1,000 tears, or longer if required ; full pariiruhrs of which may he had. gratis. at Y. Cornhill. a here ever, ri..,cliption of business in the Public Foods is faithfully tritir.acied. The dif ferent variations in all the Goverument Securities, may be known at iitroye every hour. approved method of BLEACHING IRISH . . A. LINENS without chemical acid , atluptetlhy the REL. F4S? COM PAN Y, and their superior fabric nail durability (owing to that prowess), ha. now stood the test of Thirteen Years experience. They inform the Public. their goods jaw arrived are mach cheaper than auv previous importation, and recommend their Friends to take advantage of this opportunity, as no advance may x ion wear. The iriexperieuced can pun ha-e with wearily, as no second price is made, an. the utio.ev it-turned if -id approved. Established in 'ar the sale of warranted Linens, by the Piece, .1 wholes ,:le price. Brooks, Burch. sod O'Keefe. literals 50, Great Remelt littera, Bilsoorn-bury facing the British au-earn. RECTIFIERS, DISTILLERS, AN I) Llts, TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, B Outer of the Etrectitoserii of Mr. J. F. Barnes. de eased, Tama r HE LEASE and GOODWILL of a fp. t spretable and old e.tablislimrl CONCEKN in the above line, with an excelleat opening fir ta Wine Trade, i•iitiate in the popalnus town of K israiton-upon-Thonw, 12 mile• anti, from London; now in fill ionises-, a ith the Allyanolge of iiniiieiliaie piroscasion. The premium. with Plant and natures. will he moderate : attached to the cone.rn it a Malting, which may be taken er declined at the option of the pat-chaser. None but Principals will he treated with. Particulars, fiillll4 011 tht mint tali:factory references, may be had by application so Drayton and Yentron, Surveyors and AUCIIIIIIeeff, AtICIIOII Mart. " /Ss Cow for alai illassrast. f.A is W MI, mud Snows, Angina as •adid I ^ Uodeithe lottatelete it fringe of hit gave,. Hayseed , he Preget/Resent, sod moetleard by thedtight Hoe. the Lord , Mamiterlain. WIEN '6 er ItTORMANCESoweneAPOLLOXICON. Mr• Wt. FUG lIT end ROBSON respectfully i . - ire acquaint the Nobility and Gftlir V. that the 11 eHormonee w ill commence oo T HU RS DAY NEXT, the V%h Mat. (sod be continued ois every Thermlny 'tight doriuo the ' 8 e4 1 • 40 ). under the direction of Mr. Thomas Atkin.. Pro frotoe of Ma s si e . l obo. amisted by other Profentom pill per form a Selection of Motif. to ehieh teNI be introduced too Greed Popes of S. S. Bach : it Seleetion.from a Grand Mats, by Ifi l yde, sever "'reformed publicly is this camitry t and a .popular Ale. with Variations, composed by Mr. Adulates ". for Ihp lostroment. S 'on Ticket% admitting the Pvecluder lens cdmv, 4ilarb. primp TeroGaiiseaa g or Single Tickets foe Dot Erelong.' is. eack i onay be hail by the maw had eitiemp - beltie 2 sant to ' M 1 , 1 1%. Ciendlies'e, ilesfeeellers, Soho-tgailieTime i ja Sale . ilartie't-lapc. •7 - - _ . This Day mere psbliqhed, In Sen., will Ile Preeeedings of the Puhlie Meeting in aid or the tiefendare„ after M. Acquittals. hefore Me, Justice Ah. bol on the first say, aid Lord Cider Justice Elkelorrough on the last into ditirs--Priee4s. in board., TAE THREE TRIAIS of WILLIAM HONE, •a. fo/' Publishing TIIH EE, PARODIES, en Thrre Ea- Mein Isenrinatioin, en Three riles:mire day.; by Tree Syr els. Jerire. . the hriwlled est loot, stesied."—StiAtsPllA RS. Printed by nod for W Minos Man., 67, Old Baitry• Either Trial mow 'be had reonrnie, price Akol the PROCEEDINGS of the PUBLIC MEETING, eeparair, price 6d. IMPORTANT SAVING. . NEW INVENTED LIGHT, Noper fi niv. Dooble covered, improved Osul-vliape BEAVER HATS, at (wily 20i. Th. frequent complaints made by Gentlemen, in not brine able to obtain, of a g 0.41 quality, at amid/irate price, n Salsa 6ne Reciter flat, has induced GEORGE VRANKS and t ID. of Wellington-Howe, corner of Redesigns—tr.-et. itarliican, to ac quaint the Public, that in consequence of the very gce.it re duction that has taken place at the dart mile of Beater, they have added an additional covering of Heaver to their Hats, %hut renders them capable of wearing considerably lancer, and iv the meals or their ulun.s tetainme the mina beautiful black ever seem, added in which, they are linivhed on their Ilt•W im ! .roved Oval-vh sped Wicks, made in flum es net shape of the head ; therefore rain ordains., will not in t he least Reed the —The unbounded patronage (beyond all parallel) given she-c nest.insented Hat s, is a *mislead! it..t.inee of their'eseelli ate over every other Hat ever offered us public notice. Merchants and the Trade 'supplied. ••• Be particular as in the Addreiv, na G. I'. and Co. are not in any way concerned with n retail h.tuse its Beech-meet, flume of Fraukv.— N vim ad letters received. THE SPY SYSTEM: m in:TER OW A CONVERSATION WHICH TOOL PLACE AT SHIEWI ELD, ON THE 29TH SEPTEMBER, 1817, BETWEEN THOMAS BRADLEY OF VII AT PLACE, AND JUMP!' TURNER, OF SOUTH WINGFIELD—DA NIEL MASSEY BEING PRESENT. Joseph Turner and Daniel Massey went to the . hews. of Bradky arid found him at home, he in formed them that Olircr was with Mitchell when he was taken, and was the cause of his apprehension, on going to a Meeting of the Delegates at Wakefield ; that he Bradley was present at the Meeting at Thorn hill Lees, on the 6th of Jane, and was the cerise of all being taken into custody, who were apprehended .t that time, among whom was Oliver himself ; but on account of being employed by Government he was discharged. Bradley said he had been at Pen. tridge, and had conversed with one of the Walters'e, Thomas Bacon, and John Bacon, and particularly with one Cope, who appeared to have all the power over the People at Butterley, that the said Cope had been with Bradley before the insurrection, at one of the public-houses, at Sheffield, and had told Brad ley that three men in Pentridge had been employed three weeks making pikes, &c. under the geard of e man all the time. lle said, he had given informa tion of all the men who had been concerned in the insurrection, and also the previous proceedings of Thomas Bacon, and others :—that he (Bradley) was the cause of getting them together, meaning those who were concerned in the insurrection in Yorkshire and Pentridge, saying, he had more power in his bands than Oliver, whom he charged, in the presence of Lord Sidr.routh and four of his Majesty's Minis ters, with having gone too far, at which expression, Oliver appeared to tremble. Bratlky called Oliver a great , 4eiebeevheaded fellow. That the Ministers commredudattim fur Icing dune his bush ass hotter than Oliorirdtad. That he only charged Lord Sid. mouthisithbare evtoeuces for his trouble and fatigue, baring never rested for three weeks or a mouth, neither night nor day. That he was afraid of being murdered, at which' his wife shed tears, saying she wished he Ittihad soothing to do with the business, calm :leo said the same. That he wished to COMP forward to say something in favour of the Poisoners oho were to be tiled at Derby, but was afraid to do it. Said be wield have come to Pentridge air the 9th of June, the day previous to the insarrection, far the purpose of taking into custody five or six of the leaders of the insurgents, and by that means have prevented thumitchiefs that followed, as be had done at Sneffield p but said he could not be at all places at note--?expetesed his sorrow for the Prisoners, end said ali the irderrmation from different quarters had been delivered to lam I—said that Oliver had been at Sheffield a many times, in thnsame dress as described in other places s---asaid be would have given informa tion of his charges if he bid been in possession of the particolars;—said he had regularly given informa tion to the Magistrates of this town (Sheffield), and they to other Magistrates concerned is the business, all of whole he said, knew the time when the insur rection wrostW take place to a moment. T. Bradley fur. ther said that. there would have been no distorbsurein the country if it had not been fur himself and Wirer. 1). MASSI.Y. UNDERNEATU 11 TUE COPT Or 111 LETTER, AND RILL OP CHARGES, <WHICH FELL 013 T OF lINADLEVS toucan AT A ruer.K-mouse, WHEN INTOXICATED—TUB oasarear. CAR BE PRODUCED. SIT Paltb ! --1( by my hatable, thoegh serape., endeateere, I Ws contributed to preserve the pe. of my country, I consider I hue done well. Gel only knows with what earnestness I have endeavour ed to effect it ; end few persons, I may say nose out . of my own how, know whet sacrikes I ban made FRAUD PRI:YLPITED. To counteract the many attempts that are daily made to iinp•ise on the unwary a spitiouscontpesition in stead of the GENUINE BLACKING prepared by DAY and MARTIN, they base adopted it new Label, in which their signature and address. 97, HIGH HOLBORN, 14 to conspictionsly placed in the centre of the Label, that they trust AO attentino frith's, and the difference of the tape, which aelke all letter-press, will enable purchasers at once to de tect the imposition. The Real Japan RLACKISG, made and sal.' wholesale by DAY and MARTIN. 97. High Holborn. and retailed by the principal Graters, Drogaists. Bookseller- Ironmongers, Per fumers, Buos-rnakers, dm in the United Kingdom. In Bottles at 6J., Is., awl IL tid. each. NMI 6 , 4 vhiere vd vaiere vita.--M A RT I 4 L. Life is only Life, when blest with Health." ripHE float System of Ethics ii to confine within IL due hounds, and thus to regislwe the Potvions ; wire strained and insubordinate they itaiietufably destroy those bar der, w hi c h R e li g ion and Mvraltry have mole baCied to curb but not annihilate them apiwars the le-sou of prod.:two, best calculated to limit their r.:ervesteoCe. . Every disorganization of the human frame requires great tae. dicul knowledge to remedy. and the public welfare is promoted when profesNintuil men (di.regarding tlw imegestioirs of the en vious and 'molested) devote *heir studies to the treatment of ihme complaints generoted by imprudence, and the ebullition of the n i t s s ions at nn undword , d onoinent. ••• Tae strength of a 0:11illif coasists in the health of the People ;" hut, it is ',Winn. chilly to refiect stir the daily sacrifice to IRr gator:nice of unfeel ing e nsyyncisat and to tatuoteract,ll , ‘ far as iiiitiSlliie ' it. fulfiller ravages, we der to stilTering Inintouity, the result of our ono experience in the war liirefirAeS of Debility. Tae unwary victim of solitary vice (cariy acquired at school, before remise has asserted her sight o.er the mind), will. in contemplatiof , his powerless state, become stt-ceptlble of enlivening sen.ittiti4 - ' in knots lag that the most enmplaeoted slate of ea haustion ruiesj be roused into manly energy.—litteuse study—immoderate ans•. iety—long residence iu tropical Climes. tied many Moe(' isaselio will isequently derange the Nervous System 1 in such care. the tau hold out aoresserunc.e of re-animation. by rune ies w Web have long answered the sanguine hopes of Pa t scm..4 both Seam That bane to human happiness LU ES PEN FI: F. a. can ao• be treated fearlessly, the improved state of Medical Schismse baying divested its antidote of those di.tressin7, properties Onle long rendered its . exhibition uncertain and hamming. rip.' la ., tritplkin our method by observing to Patients labouring on et Mit mai itily. that a few class only are required for the ro• moval . . f early sympimai ; that the most inveterate case will yield to our temedies. within a month, nod that in a person who only stiiiiitiihimself .injured. the disease may he prevented all together (rain appearing ;—n similar resnark applies so many ' other derangements of the generative sastern. as weakness, Ul ceratiuoa. &c. especially strictures, obstinate cases of which are daily removed without the use of caustic or stimulant,. Some peculiarities incidental to the softer sex have ant escaped our a t te nti o n ; in which mildness, combined with elfiraty, has sti peiseded the means usually adopted. In fine our system is unique, pernliarly energetic, and eminently tows:eyeful. • Educated in this our nattve.eity ; schooled in our professional atininmem As its splendid Medical Chnraeters $ and having been able. personal's. to compare with adinwittion the British Sur. giros' practice with . i he Continental, our pretensions to milieu ority !in a branch we have selected) are matured by experience, ' which is et inred by the daily applications we receive, even from distant couutries. • G()SSmed Co. M. R. C. Sourest. IS, Bonveriestreet, Fleet-street, London. * n il For the general accommodation we do out limit data selves to stated periods of practice, but may be consulted at all reasonable hours.—Country Patients are requested to describe ininstels their syaspinais. Ad% When Medicines. with advice, will be immediately G/warded to any part af.the Kingdom.— • imitik-note is espetted to astespany the Vast. 1 0 1 0 1 1 . , - - { I L i • I • r I - re • N 4 le a its • IN N 4):,