The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-08-24 00:00:00

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Madeira, AA TG-140AROW. *rhea the Lottery iai.Aew WarrHuted Utvirston Ticket. had Shares are Belling 114 . ; CARROLL t h e Contractor. No. 7. Cornhtll. nnd 26. Oxford- Garet, LoteLia, WIN Sharssizind Segd. in the very last4atitteliy, N 0.9.031 te10.00)i , Balks .EIGHT CAN fA L PRIZES of 450,4 14 And in•CAlt RO L's tame Ceeirstu 7.735 ... 13 0 . 00 01 3.60 ... • ane:tto 6,316 .....630.000 I 1.3.11 a gtrog; ftc. &c. &c. -BP.CAND-H.V% VISTRU4 I TS, GOOD ;. SE A N OftGAN. pls)s 30 Tunes, drum end Irian. Jai.a es. came of S bawl. 50 couples m' dance to St; there are Wine Nabs Tones twit &imp, price Thirty-eight • A net Plann.forte, 40 G u inea. Three itenare Plow-forte, at 30 Golsen., 21 Galata', and .20 Guineas. tisawd Horizontal Pianoforte, 35 Guineas. Pedal Harp, complete, by Erard, 60 Guineas, cost 90 Goi - stns. May WV mete by day-light at Mr. Walden's, 13, kiceiter &rt. Mao Che r i mproved Patent Oblique Pi:tnn-forte, lu+tly mired by very um- fur its hatch and tow, elegant firm, awl haudecare price. Earn rpis LONDON GAZBTTR, Are. It . • Whacksll Aug. 17. The Lord Chancellor has appointed Charlr.i Clobbe r of Pramthigh's', in the county of Suffolk, (;ant. to be a Master-Extraordinary In the High Court of Chancery. 1 THI - Tffiati Itt2olV of 'hi! (Ordered by 'be The Committee the Police c same, with t House, foe taken before enquire ink) Bath-fields P Clerkestwell certain Ju ts SyLITARIf PROMOTIONS. Warp Office, Jug. 42. 13th Regiment of Light Dragoons. Lieutenant Joseph Lyons, fro;vi ilftiSaltont, to be Latcatenaot, vice Stopford, who es s., Y7lh R oe egiment of Foot. Emign Wu,. tligoe Bachmann to be Lieutenant. by purchase, vice Handeock. }cognate,' I Sid Ditto, Limo T. Stopfurd. from the ISth Light to be Lieutemun, vice Lyons*, who radians's. 76th Ditto. taiga H. Wood a* be Liegueamit, by porthole, vice Daniell. promoted in di- 99th Foot. Quarter-Master-%erjeant O. Stephens to be Quarter-Waster. vice Bs- borough, who resign,. et Y uek Rangers. Lieut. brandish O'r;radv. frame the MIA wy of the sigh hurt, to be Lieutennot, vice J. H. Putts, who escbunges. STAFF. Colonel John Macdonald, on the half- a •, of the let Osecioo• Batts ion. to be Depot' , Adjotant.Geoeval to the Forces. • ice MajtuAienesal Darling, appointed upon the Staff of the Mauritam. HOSPITAL STAFF. Dr. John Mackeozie, from the half-Puy, to be Physician to the Force., trice Dr. Edward Nathaniel Bancroft, who exchanges. Stilff S,rgeoo Edward Doughty. from the half-pay, to be Sur geon to the Force,. . Surrey woo ref-rred—have enquired irate tors tiyhem referred, and base agreed *pi lowing Report Yt,or Committee, in obedience to the int ;hey reeeived, to - eocrwire Into tins present colsdition of the prison of Tahiti-fields. prison at Clerkenwell, and the Cold 13 House of Correction. proceeded in the first visit the prison of Tahiti. fields. They tl mooed before them some of the officers poison; and they submit to the consideraii Hone the information they hate obtained. TOTHILL-FIELD: PRISON Is a place of confinement within the City and Li. berty of Westminster, and prisoners are committed there from the neighbouring Police-offices. These prisoners are cif various descriptions, and comprehend those who have committed nearly all the different varieties et crime. They were, when your Com mittee inspected it, persons lOU had been committed for felonies, fines, or felons iverkhig oat their term of imprisonment, misdemeanant', disorderly persons, vagrants, and debtorsi as well as Prisoners committed for re-esamination. The average number of persons daily in this pri son may be taken at 97; whets your Committee vi sited it, sevesity-sis were there confined ; but the gratest number that the present jailer has ever tied at one time, was one hundred and fifty : males and 37 females. In the year fBl5, time palsied through this prison 1,503 persons; is 1816, 1,835 ; and in 1817, '2,652. OFFICERS Or THE PRISON.—The jailer (Mr. Nod• des) is appointed by thellegirrates for the City and Liberty of Westminster, at a salty of 4001. per an loam ; be has a house to live in free of isles; but tio other perquisites. He has under him five turnkeys and a watchman: the he d turnkey has . one guinea iiveorbitif Illertieek ; the second, who officiates as clerk, 11. 1141.3 the other three and the witchmao, 255. per week each. TUE CRAPLATN.—The Reverend John 'Shelton bee a salary of 501. a year; his duties are to attend once on a Sunday for prayers, and a sermon : this is the only time he is required to be there, but he visits the prisoners two or three times a week. The Surgeon (Mr. Hatibury) enjoys a salary of 801. a year, and he provides the medicines for the sick; he visits the prison almost daily ; be has filled the situation thirty-two years. CLASSIFICATION or PRISONEES.—The prison is divided into several small cunt's, ?operated by an iron railing; but hardly any sepiestion-cen sebstan tially be said to esist, and persons committed for almost all species of offences associate together.- 1 ! On the day the . Committee visited the prison, .they found in the 'felons' yard on the male : side felons for trial, fines or felons working oat their term of imprisonment, and severed individuals com mitted for re-erimination on felonious charges. — The misdemeanants and assaults were confined together, and the yard in which they, were opened . into that where the vagrants were detained. In that, yard were two children, one of eleven and the other twelve years of age, who were placed there out of compassion, to keep them out of the felons' yard. 'The debtors, too, were confined within the tnisde. tumors and assaults. Oil the female side, felons, fines, women fur disorderly conduct, and those for re-esamination are all intermingled . with each other; all live in the same day-room, and sleep, in the same apartment ; the yard commoificates with that which is appropriated to the use of the debtors ; ... aptl as the door can be opened at the pleasisreof any RON the two classes of prisoners may be considered as ass.- Mated with each other : these yards are specious and roomy. SLEEPING Rooms.—On the male felons' side, there, are two small wards, each containing shoot 16 feet of barrack bedstead, in each of these 14 persons have slept; the bed-rooms on the male side are all confined as to space when the prison is full, or has even its ordinary . average of inhabitants. On the female side, the lodging-routes are more spacious, and both the debtors and other prisoners ere less incommoded from want . of room than those 011 the male side of the pri son; besides these apartments, and the cells for the ;apprentices, there is a room containing four beds. for the felons ; for the use of which, they pay a shilling a night if they sleep single, but if two in a bed, 6d. each ; this indo!gence depends altogether upon the person seeking it having it in his power to `pay themes demanded : these payments are, carried to tba county account, and to the last quarter they amounted to 261. The beds consist of a mattress, blankets, sheets, and a bolster,; all the ether pri T i soriers are provided with, blankets, in the proportion of five blankets to seven 0413 sod strew is furnished in the winter. Foow.—One pound of the best wheaten bread. Is. provided for every prisoner each day . ; gruel is also given occasionally to the prisoners, partly at the espeuce of the county; and par:lf (Tool t h e imitate beat:v*Bo of the beeper; every prisoner is at liberty to puraissi•ohei (eagle ,re.ottirel s q well as a reasonable allowance of midi liquor! . CATON'S WORKS. This day urns prilitinied, A New Edition price 5.. iliii.troted wi th Gawp, LAPRACTiC AL TREATISE nn the PR 1.1 VEN- Tto... and URE of tar VENEREAL DISEASE, is bi•iti Sears. and its consequencis: in welch a mad and sue. cert.,' mode of treatment is pointed out, incladias Ob-euvati• as oa Srriciares. Cutaneous -Eruptions, imaginary Venereal 'Dis ease,. rte. Intended as a Guide against the dangeruus effects °Unit baneful untied!. By T. N. CATON, Surgeon, 10, Stanhope-street. Newcastle-trisei, ; and late of the United Hon.itals of Qt. Tiaii.:.s and Gu c. 2. A TREATISE on .INDIGESTION; beirigha Enquiry too ti,e Dthen.es sensing aid (Viler led with the Functions of the Stociach. with ttemirkb fit the and its Indy• nee on the Gastric System. Tow hir:. .f.• pr,fiand.indayr itrin-1 . ;$1 oa. aervniions on Scruphaloas and Cunairnos 9. APO PIM It •IR LATIN r• i.s. ILE V T lON and CVRE the different STAGES' . 4' itt- IN' a..d TFit COUGH. oith new mad sue .e.disi Insiiticiton+ f..r e Pre vention and Treatment of Asthmatic Fib. Foul ih Edition, .price.Ss. '4. PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONC no the DEBILI - es. nod acquired, -f the GENERATIVE OR. GA.NS of b..' • SLEES, toiledne the Timer) of Generation, ate. pt ice 94.6 d. b. A• PRAXTICAL. TREATISE. on FIRMALE DIS. ZA SES, inclading 01MWT114.1iHild4 , 111 f•lflUrai(111. Lactation. acid • gfie Dodirders incident to tbuse . lan. chit. g pricellt. 6d. Printed for Shersitstid mud Cu. Paternoster-row; and W. llteety, ib.iLomosird.street R. R BOERR - AA 1 - 'CELEBRATED AM A D NO 1. for Rittous. N•irylius, and F: Isee Cote' price es. 6d. pi r boa. ono ample dtrecii.,n., with black was. The Red Pill is just., e,,terated l's ajar. able sod certain operattoa, h' wht h• it ellertually r. moves All ianoctiou nr obatructiiinof the stomach and bowel., woeth-r . *sail g. front bile, indi,:estion. Siouleites. or cold ; sicknes. • the s.uniach. bend act:, Ite. b> dislodging acrid bile ur tabor. ,ct.oned in the'ilitestiaal canal. It is at all times sate s . and hats been given with *triode- good effivt dui ing preoroe.. ;mesons of bilious iuibi.s, and hose ..f sedentary lite*, 141st. m e.to bj ec t to pain t ~ad re entions. h ad-achs, largovr. nu.; giddiness, or a tense of weatines •or upnre.sinn, tl.it Medi. in:. is easinenth calculated, beam compose. d of the mist innocent ' • •ingredients. and requiring neither confinement nor restraint tit • diet; for which it has maintained for meow years. the higlies• *tile reputation that was ever acquired by any •litedletue * tahaterer. 143- Olverve. there are t*a kinds of Dr. Boarlthatre's gra Pill. Those marked No. 2, are a different composaion, ano toe chiefly r-ilentated fur the cure of at (cumin ionidious dna), tier, having &Plait directions for tits: complaint only. Each boa bring branded with the figures L., Of Na I% a 1 Ise bottom, go mistake can possibly wise, if this be properly at Witted tit •.• There Is eo better or certain remedy to remnse th- ili• easandais ion the tarn of life, at a certain period ht to males, than these Pills: they instantly resonie held-..ru, -ic t. lapppor t nod debility. pain. in the back and ai.d de Itiortderr not to be described al point. Sold bit Leigh.lB. &faint Baron, 150. 0 ford-street ; Sanas, mull Co. flaw Cl•urcti-..soci ; llalkr, Cheopside ; Tint, ' Earliai.ges and Ward, lbws. Office of Ordnance, Aug. 19. !loyal Reg isiirso of Ar•illery. To be Seeotid.LiFy tenant.- Gentlemen Cadets Robert 3. Myth. vice Wat kis, promoted; Sawitel A. tieverne, vier Clams. promo ed ; Jo.eph 11..liingwortb. vire Jogo. pionitard (Amite; W. Wingfield. vice Palmer. promoted t Afeinader • Tolluh. vice Griffin. pro . 010.11 .Inho s irke Loh. bridge. procnoted•; &mod W may. vier R,re4 resighed ; aad George P. He) wood, vice Bnmerville. promoted. Commiaion in the Holland Yeomanry Cava lrO, signed by the Lord Lieutenant et the County of Lincoln. Win. Waite, Gent. to be Lleotenant. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. R. Blore, Cr ,Mll Ore,. Bey water, stoop-mason, fro. Sept. b 1-18 10 1 .16, 4 arkretildball. T. Bathe., (4eoree wee!. St. Mart-le-Boaae, haberdasher, from Aug :15 o svie ut Guilduall BANK sUPERSEI)ED. J Lane. Ch. 1 ,-ide. wereami. J; N . great Ntarlhorough-- , nret. dentist. H. Stephens. Cornwall, merchant. J. mni b. Hulastirth, Y clothier. BANKRUPTS. W. 1411.. Bath .tr et, riethitia. Ares, merchant, Ant. 25. Sept. I. et. 't at Gooldhe'l Ationsey, lir. J. Lyon. East-1.... dist. Cha.f.bers.. Lendenhalt..treet. • W, Lowey. persons-street, Jame-'s, wine-merchant, :Aut. •±5: Sept. I 0et.,3, at Guilders% Attorney, Mr. Hai ars, Fenebi•rett- t eel. W Keo-11eld, St. Bler•in's-lause. wallets d•aper. Atm. 9. "apt. Oct. 3, at Guildhall. Attorney. .111 r, Bleekfor L nrolit's-Ina. t'Q r Page. t *oboe rne-iltveet, - ssl k-nwreer. - Aug. 29. Sept. 19. On :tow Vowitialk Avervey. Mr. A stns. Ohl Jewry. J. Hee. e Bei:tal, caleuderet , S.- t. 7, 8. 3. at the Corn- Attornies. hirers. Poole and Green nekl.tiett'• lon..cuore; Hod Mews. Bayous B.issel. J. Mar-tiall.tikethrid, shoe-maker. Aug. Ili. 19. Oct. 3. It the Town-hall. ShetiArl Atit.rnies, Mr. •Itearwood. Shelleld ; had Mirto.rs. Stocker and Co, New 11.movell coon. C Etrnfold. Gailea) ssiree St. Luke'., (Atrium-maker, Aug. ?5,, Sept. lz, Oct. 3. at 611'1de:ill. Attorney, Mr. Reynolds, 'Hertford-street, Fit zroy-f-quare. W. Btirton. Mackie • • hosier. Sept. IR, a• the Office of Mr. ;Soden, Ilitickley, tept 9. Oct S. us the George Inn. Bieck icy. Attnruies, Mr. Beckett, Noble-. treet, Valetta-square and 'Mr Soden. Ilinekle). ' .1. 1t0... St. Nlichael'e-alley. Cornhill, provision-merchant, sett , •I. Oct. S. tti Guildhall. A ttoroies, Meer, Clarke, and Co. Great Ormond-street. F. 1/evereur ail) I'd Lambert. Brabant-court. Philpot lane, mer Chants, Aug 29, Sept. 1, Oct. 3, at Guildhall. Attoruies, hiesbro. Sweet and Cu. lia.ingitall-street. R: Spooner, Curnitill, woollen draper, Aug. 25, Sept. 1. Oet. 3, at Auildball. Atte/noes, Messrs. Walton and CD. Girdler s tall, Basitiehall-.treet. M. M. Jones. Black Iriars.rna4l, ,table-keeper. Aug. 25. ',Sept. 5. Oct. 3, at tie ( dhoti. Atturaies, Ales.rs. Draper and leo.' xchaage• bit ild Flank. I W. Jetties. Clel , e• Cs-lane, Lombard street, merchant. Aug. •ept Oct. 3. at Gu Anomie*, Mmes. Niad aid CO. 'fitragnoil ton-street. .1. N I)urittol. Upper Custiming.street, Peatonville. twee •hassi. .'g. Y 5. -e i t. 1, 00.3 at Guildhall, Attainey, bin . 411114:1W,. aled-ClOO6-611:ett. NesAl t lserea.d v..lere v , a.—Nt• art" L. " Lite is only Ltfe, when blest it.. Ile &b." THE finest System of Ethic* , is to retain'e with/ due hounds, tent this to regula.e the Passions ; elvainedarwl insubordomie thes impetuously destroy those baa • rier. which Religion and M • ratify have mode salved ; n. .1.• but not towirhilate them appears the le,stut of pea lesice, her calculated la limit their ett-rvescrace. Emery disorganization of the haulm' frame requires great tar dical knowledge' to remedy, and the public welt .re is prourred then pr , fessional men (disregarding the sugges.: !sift of tar en prow kh4l interested) de, e their studies to the treatment throe conspLiints gni rated hs imprudence, ans the ehultiti. ■ 'of the lite",,.ns at an un4uarded ascot. •• Tue strength of a 'ation consists in the lumina of tae People ;" hut. it Is 'melan choly to reflect ou the Jails 'artifice to the ienerange of se ntipt. log airy rieism, an • toCnu , ter•,et,a;l,t possitile its furthet elmwde , . we over to sorest. g hum:toils, the result • our O w, stfperiesee in the variaus diseases of Debility. The unwary victim of Wilms vice (early acquired -shoot, hefore reasuo has asserted 'her right over the mind), will, in contemplating his powerless stale, beronw susceptible 4.t eulivening sensations. In knowing that the most romplierased stale of exhaustion tans' be mated into Tennis energy. hominy studv—iintooderate anu iety—long residence in trapical and many other tails's, sill freasentlt derange the Nei trout S•stein; to buck caws we mss hold out no insurance of re- .nintation. by remmtim which have long unatiered the sanguine hopes of Patients of both Beget, That bane to autism' happioesi Lit ES VENERIfA, can no.. be treated fearlessly, the improved state of Medical Seieace having divested its aMittote of those distressing properties that sn lung r, odered its ezhibitiim ascertain and s ai as,3 l% . Me best e %Wain oar met nod by observing to Patients labouring un• der this mat dy, that a few dd." null; are requirk for the M umma o f e arly symptoms ; that the most inveterate case will yield lo our remedies within a month. Had that is a person who rods suspects himself iajto ed. the disease may he pr.-Vented all sago sec from appearing ; a similar rennet k tipplies to many other dernmtroieuts ..f the generative ".stein. as weakness, Nis rerations. Arc. mpeciallv stricture', obstinate eases •.f which are daily r. moved without, toe use of caintit• or stimulants. Some pecaliariiicaincid. Matto lb.' stiller set have :no escaped oar norotion ; in which mildness. ramnine'l a ith efficacy, hi ss sus ' petseded the RICO/. 11,g ally ado In fine, our s y s t s u peraliarlt e,ergeitc, and ntionciiiry stirceestut. for the graera" we' orommtoi. o we do not limit nue. Vivo to stated pets 41 ' f in,rtice, but he consulted at all tensonahle hours.—Coun•4 s Patients ate requested to describe un sgic k % ; h e i r gygm i sins , l in e n Medic tare, with advice, will he iromediaSely forwarded to NOV part Of Om. Siaphigt,—. A batik-note 5" ex pes le ,- tit taccompatt s the case. .• Jut pulilished. THE OF 1,1 FE. is familiar Cninamtare ant the nib'''s k).) 6(ntS :mil Co. Maybe by' ailp), !pier anter-rots I 171, Fleit.saret ; Sod at till Realise AM", puce ss. • _GOSS and Co. /ft. 16 G. *from Boaveric-street, Elect-street, Least& DIY/ DEN DS-1 Sept. 14. 1. Cnrpe, Sion -street. Ki•hoPorage-street soadiller-;-Sept. 11. .1. Lande >art, verrelriat— oolsi• 14( J• Marshall. Ilead engirt, Newraitostreel, but's:tie liven-draper -setu. JO, T. (irace. Princes-Raba. rmu 'eh, J. S. %%ondrock. Avlesbur,. BockingbarnAire, ts is oLerv-,0-ept 19, .1. Moore and .1. rimer. limbnp-Monk- Inn, aid J. Tenn:tut. Leed:, Yorkshire. Litt spinners—Sept. .14. J. Hewett St. Martiii%-leine, bailder—Sept. 24, J. nad W. lac,k.on. Durham. bankero—Sept. 19, J. Armouring, Norte Warm ',rough. Haßip.hire, nttrserymaa—Sept. 15, H. Garr. I)am-hill, Sii-ore. lirrre borner—Sept. 18, W Thorne few. 134:nine:am, baker—Sept. 17, J. Smith. Hoiddersfirld, Yorkshire. cooper—sem. 14, J. Farendon. Chichester. tint ber-mereltiat- Sept. 14, 6 l'appo. I4ri. 01, hosier—Oct 3, J. lioneywill, Plymsinek. Devuris-hire. inaltster—Sept. 19, A. Walker. sea. and M. %%Riker, Birmingham, A. Walter, joie. arwl K. tri s alick, Philadelphia, merebante—Sept.l6. K. How ard. Stockport, lilildlufarturir—Sepi. 15. G. Ilennler, Tor vpiay, eatiiart maker—Sept. M. J. Bellett. Huni ton. Decon.hite. ironmonger—Sept. 13, C. ()rattle and W. Liverponi, -ap-initaafitetarek4—Sept. 15, G. 61,44 m, L:verpo , .l, -pipe-maker -Sept. 18...1. %choler and J. Barri-on, Liverpool-merchants--Selft. 14.• 14460. John street. Hol born. r eogey.scrivener—Sg;.t. 14. W. F. Cotsford, Upper tiapton, plimber—Sept. 14. S. Coekhurn, High street. St. Mary-le-benne, merebaat—Sept. 22, T. Bridgman, Biradag barn, saddler—:"ept. 29. J. Birasiogkaas. grocer— Sept. 21,-G. Coltman. Stoarbridge, grocer—Sept. 15, It. Wll - London, gmerehao!. CERTIFICATI-S—Sere. 12. R. P. Sayer. Clireare row. Camberwell. rood'ey scrivener— T. Aolarpesd. Bristol. halmrdasties —T. Bound!, Bury St. Ede mood'., tallow-chandler--T. COoke. Strand. movie-dealer—W. M. Pear°ld, Maidsioke. banker—J. Stars&ld. Stockgelto butcher—J. Perry. Nant 'rich, Chethi,e, lioen-draper. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. P. and W. Wood. Mambeld, Nottinghamshire—J. and L. Robinson; and W. Whitehead. Saddleworib. Yorkshire, dyers Paimer. Lutteiworth. and T. M. Coppin, klarket-Har bproakh. Leireueishire. nitornies—E Pliant, and E.- Larbrape. Plymouth. woolleo.dyers—J. A. and C. H. Bristow, and L. lk Core. Si. Donstan's.ltill, Great Tower-40er —to. and 1.. I Moll. Robinson, and T. Hill..Rasford. Nattingiumishire, hice-nsuntsfactgrer—J. Sar - nn awl T. Banelts, Alder.g.we. wirer'. wine-int-retains—T. P. Bragg arid E. M. Griffith. OW. • Mbighado, jewelers—%., P.; at:a .1. Samuel. Lime-street. user- Bkgpos...T. ertareyaml if. %lanky, yurkogre, coatis-makers and S. Jemmett. Tuwenhaco.court road. coadt-mtakers— A. ibtooet. (5. Atkinson, anti D. Sangster, Milk-street, ware 4111ailmett—ii. G. !eyes: It. W. Campy. and. M. Speck. Busb. Isme. Canaria-street, wool inerehanbreJ. Jihad sad J. Jacksea, kfaseiteMer, deatersio tattoo waste. • • 1 ----+WWN , L•— •• The Average Price of SUGAR, for the Ails. 19 1 is Ns. 2 1 41 . Per GW4 proper noerisemetit and medical aid : your Commite tee here subjoined a copy of the infarnsation sal taken, and they * base examined the keeper and kisd stogy's,' upon the subject ; it does not, however, sips. pear to them that snycrioninslity attaches t's either the one or the other; and thoottli the w.tot of propee accommodation in the prison itteif, is most discredit. able to those whose duty if is tit proviie ;, aticL though the hospital is deficient in almost every thing *Lich it ought to possess, yet neither in MIS rase nor in any mho that has come under their etssnoistion, are they satisfied that either the keeper or the tergroffi have been negligent or remi's in the eseCution t.f tneie respective duties. On the female side of the poise*, the hospital is ...vet the first floor, and is tolerably airy ; it looks, however, into the street, and an as% commouication can be held with every passengers • • FUEL —tag allowance of cod Is tory scanty; IC doss Dot commence till the sth of November, and men and a half chaldrons are given for the nor ei the prison throighent the ices.. The Keeper :moral this allowance to be small; the prisoners are.:come pelted to purchase coal, a specie. of garnish helot( levied on each other for that object; and from We small quantity supplied by the County, the Keeper gives them Daly one bushel per week for etch CLOTHING.—No regular mop* if gitilllaZ when the keeper has seen soy very distressfe he has purch a sed him the neoemeiks...tm wanted, and charged them to the sick allowance, a but the surgeon says they have nil authority for s doing ; " a men died lately in thelospitecosil they had not a shirt to give him, arid: many are there♦ without a single rag besides those ibei hate eq." , HEALTH OF THE Panonses.—The natemin Tea presents this prison to be, ritujitkabil.lrlitgt; ka states, however, that it it otritkoesi dotop,:ths ante of food and feel inadetrate, and that .freer fist to'sis per cent. of the persons she are confined theft are 'acted by rheumatism. The number of the sicki for the last three years, yonir Committee have i means of ascertaining, as no account is kept, but this surgeon assures them that, the number is small . ; 'that he considers lithe prison the must healtily is the Metropolis. laorrs.—No one is irontd here escept thes* are committed under felonious charges for 1114•211111sa mination. ' VISITING MAGISTIM7III.-111IF prison . *by a Committee of Magistrate% who inspect it. I week preceding each Sessions; occasionally, .Magistrate visits it individually i but no boiskis , is which the observations of the visitors arelninatted„ Ratiolotts Arrsonssce.--Dirine ServiCe is"yer.. ifOrned once every Sunday, and a sermon preached, `bet' there are no prayers on the week days the chaplain, however, often attends there to visit the prisoners; he keeps a book into which he records his visits, end any . occorretices that may happen; Bibles and Prayer-books are kept in the governor's boose, snd given to the men slid women when they; go into chapel ; but it did not appear to the . Come Inkier, that any were in common use among dowries sobers. The attendance in the chapel is totteithlf regolar; the chaplain says, that the prisoners all. conduct themselves orderly ; but as no clerk is ep. painted, great inconvenience is found in the perform. mice of tne service, there being no one to make the. regular respooses. The chaplain informed the Gon. mittee, that be never administered the tiscrament, an& that no request lass ever neen made to him by the yd. inners so to do . ; the religious impres , ion of this ur,.. fortunate and guilty class of men must of necessitt be very ottalc ; but your CstillfflittPe Call ewer's's. no doubt, that where prisons.. are confined fur two 'years, if the moral sod religious discipline of the psi. con was wi.at it ought to be, it would he most d. .sisable to give the penitent an o pportunity of assist. 'in the solemn rite of the sacrament. On a review of tt , e whole state and' condition # this prison, your Committee are decidedly of 0„i. pints, that 'it is 'efficient and inadeciotte a soul they are happy to filid it has been so wes.nted by the ,Grand Jury on March last. ledepewlent of the b;r111) colleting inflicted on each individual commit. acct to IIIIP prito9, by the want of itecessary food; the over.croisitiog of many persona to one small. room.; the misture of prisoums of all habits togs. ther. s h e diseased tir:'. "— o liealthy, toe dirty with test clean. deteurb . tfvt moral evils, are, io rile minds of pH- :Amu:Otte*, more distrossrmi thin 000'0) 111 ( 421 ; and they are of opinion Misfit iq orthecceniou sod unseemly, it.. ..iviliged and Christian molly, to hese in the t. t of its J.lo,inp Le is . 14 gram) sada Mould mein/ contain witinn lu I.; • Mr ors Id Ct. le, • v.?" weat Por t 101 4- 1, ire r" - I ... 1 • I 1 ra e• IT 1. of Id K• ,fl/ % 141 1 - , - .~::, r - - Cam: 1' . , ~4 ~'