The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-09-15 00:00:00

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Rye In t cad take parlous el distinctive, pat tholebali at an early age, 0 3NI. alu m/ft . illin kao :larftse edustry f t n: the leawier: masttaelan d. it f . , ; , ietne liepwa rer tin yecni n. :Tr en t, non? ite WWII , it the Mgr: bet Prlen'e celebrated Russia ail is mixed wilt the nu-t ',deflating one to Zerepe, and it la aldeltys the &Jelly, awl it is gored be evert one Mut has given it a N em trial, le be the only ankle that - *may preserve and proems tin lair. ik.• be pririeellraproved laughs Oil. The hence patio gee shillinge,- a Isere battle. enotalning tie inipresdine pooch, is A Aarills. I Sabi beet l e sate literetetor. A. Preget ye. I; . Pound-btumpt. • Offord-rtreet. near the loathes: sod by 3lr leihhh, Perfniesr to his Illijeety, New' Rauh-street; Mean. iltsidrie. Tielilinunie-stroet ; Sonny. 1541,0sturd.streat r Print...oll. SOW: Davies. 141. Pleatotreeti Rion as. che; J0h...". Gk. Cana*: Teat. &loyal Illselneet:' and by r e st priori Iterfinvere awl Kr dicks Ilsolitm e adies and thoillrown residing in, Pb. country. sending a inalairma. I darnarded imuieiliately by rings. It is so smeared as le gap II all eihmeise; she eleirlbe botter.—Uerebantis and Captain will steins liberal aneenerse kir vzpori at intl. . I eV HP. PUBLIC are earnestly warned arainst nnmerow. lIIITATInNA of DOCTOR SOIO.HON . V CORDIAL ggLM OF GI LBAD, put forth by invent aitFincipled indi 'Hub 10 ensnare and deceive. The greatarpotation so !mg milord by that exmlient teedichte for the cure. Of Norma* cgmplabits, Declines, and Distuseu induced by exeessive In &genies, and the great demand for it, have tempted the 'Whites mad diiprincipleil to this neferious practice, by which levands have been irreparably injured. These imita tions Mead net only to the Name of this Medicioe, but to the Alvertisemeeta, WraMpets an the Bottles, and every distio gelilegmark 'YANK that which would Involve the Lite of. the Depredate,. namely, the words "Samuel Solomon, Liver pool," engraved on the Government Stamp affixed to each ; to imitate which is felony. and pneialiable as such. Ts this distinguishing mark the public attention is paillealarly directed, without which no "CORDIAL !BALM " whatever has any citite to the merits of Dr. Solomon's invention. The genuine medicine Is prepared at Gilead Hotta, near Liverpool, and sold by Mr. Johnston, Bookseller, No. OS, CornMll ' Mr. banger. (late Bacon and Co.) ISO. Oxford-street spponite New Bond-street ; Mr. Ward, .Holborn ; and Mr. gouditec, Royal Fiehange, COntloo, in bottles at Its. each, Ind family bottles, eilotainlng the quantity of four emelt ones, feu' 335., whereby I Is. may belated. N.B. Re careful to ask for " Doctor Solomon's Cordial Balm of Gilead," and look at the name oo.the Stamp. To MERCH INT 4, CAPTAINS, FAMILIES, &c. OW on SALE, truly Elegant and Frshionshle N FURNITURE, at the Original Commisaiou Sale g own s, No. SS, Offord-srreet, near Soho-sqeare, at writ diction of Forty Pounds in every Hundred (for ready use icy), the best assorted ready manufactured STOCK (cam- prising every description) of UPHOLSTERY and CASI BIM GOODS in the World. DRAWING-ROOM FURNITURE. • As unrivalled collection of superb Patterns, In Merino Damasks, British, Swiss, end French Chintz, for suits of asslus, or made and fixed after the most modern designs . ; British and French Stripes, to every shade, of collar, used as omit& towers for conches, chairs, ottomans, Lc.; elegant Fdeass, Leer, and Bindings to correspond. Thirty wren Dozen Rosewood Chairs; with or without tedious; Nineteen Dozes Impregnated Ditto. Twenty-six Rosewood Sofas and Couches, carved, inlaid with Debi, sod plain. ' Twisty-two large and small sets of Rosewood Tables, umiak* of Loo, Card, and Ortessional, both plain and or namental; the whole of which are highly finished. Tiros Dozen Rosewood and Mahogany Cheffouiers and CaMnells. Mos Dorn Rose, Kingwood, and Mahogany Nests of NM, Tea Poys, Octagon Work Tables, Music Chairs, M*,ler 1111suaral new Designs of Brussels Carpeting, of chaste co -1 1011, adopted odoly to *et drawing-room. DINING-PARLOUR FURNITURE. %Tutees Mahogany and Oak "Pedestal and Trafalgar ' Sideboards, some of them richly carved and French polished, with Sarcophaguses, made of the same material. Teeny Sets of Spanish Mahogany Dining Tables, on ha proved principles. Thirly.eight Pembroke Tables, of different sizes. tan Secretary Bookcases. of'soperior workmanship. Thirty-two Dozen WWI( ;may Chairs, Strinish Frames, bath caned and plain, with scarlet and blue morocco, and sale hair seats. litymards of One Hundred real Turkey Carpets, of varicas she; some of them remarkably large, and, for particular mamas, mast be disposed of without delay.—Rugs ttrcor respond. BED Apo DRESSING-ROOM FURNITURE. USN Deem full sized four-poet Mahogany double screw edßpezlah Draperies and Curtains of Sri- ' Saud 'Nash Chiuts and Damao, ttatefully made up in the Intdyls a sienna. Thitty-thar four-post Bedsteads, of smaller sizes; with thislitlass Dozen French, Tent, and Field Bedsteads. Amortmeat of f enuirve Witney Blankets, of sizes Is the beds; sad Marseilles Quilts, bleached oa the did without the aid of powerful gelds. Oleßsadred fall.elsed Feather Beds, made of the best white Mantel* feathers; end here it is neeessery to that these tapers are dressed ju a peculiar way, by hirdrima offensive or oily smell is completely removed. admen Two and Three Hundred Hair and Wool Mat. =welted and plain. with Palliasses of the same di ; all of which are finished in a very superior way. • Tklrty.siz Dozes Bad-room Chairs, together with an lath' variety Qt Wash-bead Stands, Dressing Tables, Rot o ilholbAtlasms, Ike.-.To width may be added, of tbe Paraphernalia of the Bad sad Dames trio w, ,••• Families are respeettally- requested, pertieuisoly from Itheeentry, to bring the dionaesions of their rooms. *Midas Leapt& the makiag of Carpets with precision. ,as well as eettlag out Led Salablue Drawing-room Corinth*. Mid floperiss. Diming Parieari. sow; Salithremosobee everir4erat tpn **Meek.. .•• ulnas and Co. if. MILES. . domes tic mooisoniyvbege - to call - 41 a; • attention of the public to The . 4reat advertage and comfort derived from the poseessiou of genaiee,hosse-brewed Ale and seer, produced le the bitkest perfection by ythia mach's*, et less then bait the brewers aerie, and in quality, Savour, and soundness for keeping,. superior to thatbrewed from the same quantity of malt and tops by soy other proems. The apparatus is simple, compact, and does not require axing; is• ccouoreloal in time, labour, end feel; and, with the printed directions given, may be used incessfolly without any previa.' knowledge of brewing: it is also appNable to various other domestic and culinary purposes, • Theasebiaa Is made of 'alloys Mass, warranted to muter, price eight pounds and upwards, Sold (only) at .0-2. -Piccadilly, where also may be had, the liUlSit BEE-HIVE. -from which the Combs are extracted wittiest killing the Rees. , . Liegered lobed o' 'Wm. sense his throat. iy s.. . _ be dens; but after beating him most unmercifully, they left bile senseless on the floor. After a considerable length of time he recovered. found himself alone in -the dark, and groped hie way into the street, where he complained of his usage toe watchman. The man and the woman who as listed in robbing him were afterwards apprehended, tried. and convicted. The man with the wooden leg , and the wo man bad ever since been missing, until the prisoner we apprehended on suspicion. The prosecutor coda not swear to the prisoner as being the woolen-legged man whoa be bad used od the night to question. Several other witnesses were called, who deposed to the fact of the prisoner's cohabiting with a black woman.l in April, 1821, but they knew nothing of the robbery. The Learned JUDfit told the Jury there was no evidence to justify him in putting the prisoner upon his defence, and therefore, directed them to find him Not Guilty. Robert Willis, a young man of very respectable air pearance, was indicted for stealing two gold seals, the property of William Gregory. The prosecutor stated, that on the 211 of Jn!y, about two o'clock in the morning, he was returning home through' Smithfield, haying drink rather freely, and leaned for a skirt time against the rails ; a r rson behind bins touched him; he immediately tamed rann.l, and saw the prisoner at the bar, who asked him s•nne qn•stions in a heeded mmittee. Witness felt a pull at his watch chain, and mimed his.twle gold 'eels And key—he instantly accused th • primate yering taken them. 'The prisoner ran off, and witness' ed and overtook him. A watchman came up And' to& the prisoner to the watchlsouse. • • :James %Miasma, a watches'''. saw 'the prosecutor leaning ,eivee•the rails in Smithfield, and heard the prisoner ask him which way be was going. In a moment the prisoner raw off, and Mr. Gregory followed bins. crying "Stop thief!" ' Mr. Gregory and witness secured the prisoner, and brought him to the watchhouse. Gregory accused the prisoner of having. stolen his geld ettela, two seals, and a key, which he denied. The prisoner had a watch and goti seals and key of his own, and on searching him there was found on him 18 'billings, a penknife, and nineteen duplicates. Wheels returned to the place where the prisoner war 'pepped, a few yards from which, within the rails, he foam! :g old seal, and at a short distance a gold chain, with er gold seal and a key. The chain, seals, and key were produced. and identified by Mr. Gregory, as the same be had lost on the night in question. The case for the prosecution closed here. The prisoner read a written defence, in which he stated the evidence that was-afterwards given by his witnesses, and urged the improbability of his committing such an offence from his previous good character. George Tebbs. No. 3, Golden Lane, Barbican, stated that the prisoner spent the evening of he robbery at his bowie on bueiness, and left it ;shout half-pest one o'clock. Mrs. Mary Ann Smith stated that she keeps the Golden Key p u bli c h ome , In Tenter Street, Moos fields • that the prosecutor was at her house on the aight of the robbery, and left it in i state of great intoxication about twelve o'clock. He was also at her house the next morning, and drank porter and spirits, and said be would not prosecute ' oo respectable a young man as the prisoner, only he was err gal to it by the officers. Mr. Tbdinas Haine, Solicitor, stated that the prisoner wee in his employment for five years as confidential Clerk, and, from the excellence of his conduct, entitled himself' Ito the witness's highest confidence.' He kept the situation open ed for the prisoner to occupy after he should be as 4111 S t we t er . al other witnesses of great respectability, some of whom had known the prisoner for twelve years. gave him the highest character for integrity and general good conduct. The KCCORDIS Mapitilhted the evidence to the Jury. and concluded his observations about twelve at night. The Jury, after a short consultation, returned a verdict of—Not Guilty. • The Genoa of 80 guns. Captain Sir Thomas Living stone, guard sitip'at Sheerness, proceeds for a cruise is the North Sea to try the strength of a new invented mast, con structed by Sir Robert Seppings. LAMCNTAILS OCCURRENCL—An Inquisition was held on iVedneed4y last, at the Red House Inn. at Fratton, be fore Mr, Longcroft, one of the Coroners for the Colkal of Southampton, on view of the body of William Rattu, who was unfortunately shot by his brother, John Rattu. The facts of this most afflicting case, as appeared is evident*, were as follows :—Mr. Rattu, the hither of the deceased, who is a Nurseryman, residing at Prawn, *ear Ports mouth, having lately had hie gardens robbed of fruit 'at eight, directed his sons occaiionally to watch them with located guns, On Saturday night. the 6th instant, Jobn Kum watched, in company with a young man who had a garden eloining. The deceased and his brother James, poi knowing that'John stching, west into the back part of or high the same hearing them to to 11=earous the' r sone rag r" . identify ' fearteen diem, testshi POLICE. Tea ST AllOlO PERSIA 0 IL—BOW -STRlMT.—Salurday MI. .1.. Stamp Sutton Cooke, brother to the person claiming the - Barony of Stafford, has been taken into custody;me of the principal officers of this establishment, on the ,othoritv of a warrant from the Court of King's Bench, signed by Lord Chief Justice Abbott. It appears that, at the last Assizes for the county of Stsf.• ford, an indictment was preferred against this Mr. James Stamp Sutton . Paoke, for haying conspired, w fib other per. sons, to liatorb Sir George Jeroingham, -Batt.s.lb lb. pal. *Woe of outdo manors, siessuages; lands, aid premise', in the uid ;sooty. end to deprive him of the rests, profits; • arising therefrom; which indictment Sir Beeree'aftae. wards removed by certiorari into the Court ofaing's Bench at Westminster, and thereupon the present warrant wee issued for his apprehension. The warrant was pot into the hands of J. J. Smith ; and, after several days witching, jie nest with Mr. James Stamp S. Cooke, onWednesilay hist walking along Fleet street, and he immediately took hint into custody, and conveyed him to Radford's lockup house in Carey-street, Lincoln's In-- fields, where he remained a prisoner until Friday moraine - ; when he was conveyed before Mr. Justice Best, at ae Jue, lice Hall, in the Old Bailey, and by him admitted to bail,. • himself in 4001. and two sureties in 2001. each. MARLBOROUGH STREET.—(Bazonsisv.) , • • A sou of Sir James Hoare., Bart. applied for a warrast der the following circumstances: — lie stated that on Friday evening, he was walking through the Bur:logien Arcade, where a person of the name of Webb, • who carries on the business of • ihritt, resides, and on pealing the shop, the proprietor, Mr. Webb, followed by his sou,' ." rushed oat; and applied the most abusive end horrible language. towards his, shaking their lists in his face, ass using very Mo. lent threats. At the moment he was so astonished by the ale. • gutsy stack not beteg able iis the most remote way, le am count foe it. that bd wag itiNtiat.lo te‘slitig siteondinff Range Th ey made inept; all he could collect wee, the f therimer r' petted he was attempting to seduce the ee Olen of the family, which sespicion be most solemnly protested was unfounded ; and as the eon Ind of the Messrs. Webb towards him was Tarr - violent, he requested the immediate issuing of a warrant. The Magistrates, after some consideration; hived a wet. rent against the younger Mr. Webb. Some time since Lachlan eanapnell, a man shunt years of age, who was a constable at Pollokshaws was seised with a brain fever, and was some lime delirinea. On the morning of Thursday se'nnight. a few minutekliefsrif' his death, his reason returned, and be called his wife sod children to the bed side, bade them farewell, and regretted that he left them in to destitute a condition. Ile said hi • ' bad little in his power, but the little be had he woaid cheer fully do. He then left the bed, went to his table, and while a friend held his head, he wrote the seines of several people who owed him small sums of money. This reek , finished, be signed 29 summonses for people he had been • • 'Astro - 11rd to cite before the Juitice of ?mice CoOrt, and then turning tohis wife be said,."l should have signed softie' ' of these in two places, but tell the people 1 had no more time, He then hastened' back to' his bed and iustitegy ' . . expired.--(Glasgow Chronicle.) On Tuesday afternoon, it 5 o'clock, the sloop Isabella, O'Donnel master, sailed from Belfast for Irvine for coals.— Bee;cles fire people in the cabin, tuere were 80 steerage pas, stagers coming to Scotland for the harvest. Whin the *Wel was fairly ander weigh, &Dunne' went don-a to the • gable, where he regaled himself sod the cabin passengers rill freely with whisky. By one o'cloalvon Wednesaay. morning it had become very stormy, aceotupanied by A liiivy swell of the sea. The master then went on deck, ‘o Mold the men for some pilsinimagement, and ordered some alteration to he maileinalie Gibs of the'sails.' taking charge of the helm till it ea. done.. The men on the riggieg nift proceediereiactly to his Wild, he foolishly abandon.d tbe tiller end made for the reunite, intending to go aloft and assist. Before he Was half way ap the shrouds, a sadden and severe roll of the vessel threw him off, and he fell into the emote, eselalinhig—" You'll be all lot." A moments. ry confusion and alarm followed the undid* shills ...01 O'Doinet and thedoesequerces might have bass still calamitous, had the hatches not been, properly • • .theeteetage passengers. The mate took the vesselinetiarii ' • and she was got into the Trooo about 12 eclair .ela • Thiirsday..4olerges Chronicle) - Os Saturday eight, sheet 12 o'clock, a Ifs *AN outdo the premises of air. 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Eliwalsolk Cala, Was indicted far assaulting MiMIMMItt.•,, . • 1 weorielwen= " ert seem Soteeediog Day (Sundays estevt a rd,) ii• the probability habit tiebote rnall WnW fillillidill" Tooloa . *li f ir i l link - - , Ono Tbtel lea‘ thaw fu the late . 1 1 . 4 °- WII, P, . Secretary. su m s&h, s ti % rem t „, 14 , 1 , i~k llll.. ibloon i esi Pie. sbewilut the i 4 . 1r , 11 . 11: ". 411111 . , .." 6 " ° l t i c t im 11 : 1 ' 416 igalaill lig Ilis 1161 1 4167 . ArtariX stated the case for the proems . den , itte• grin meta' 1111140. (aa airlltirelal laeleariest is ban earttl sae the ' . P urr. aa. s, d. *. - pond WO. e. ifs Seymour, the fatbm of the prosecute's, was, Ili said, a gee.* N . :moo niscßANce COMPANY. —Mitice* is , 84 "". 6 . c ' al " Th "... i p t.'",„.1.2 6 .?"•-•._ *f alk.ta , Tialt it 4 r" sliest " - JO .. 6 el* • ld A denten who had corns from the country to,resi i de tit tows ♦ t. •,, a.. ono . 0 . tha p t itorllq° the Deed It ll o t thninit wi _AVOW - tat ' re t il i glif t - , A,' - - Corn --- b - 111 - .Wil --- & - e. ert -. ft e ' ..: t w A • . . ' m i.,* i i a • ..e • • ....... •• ••• •• •• a -- _ ♦• ♦• a .17 NI skeins year since. •It happened tbatlbp harm • whisk bp 0. ' On* re - Ash Aaron ordl he win St Three tee Owlot do rd ar __L..,_.,5..--; ' freer . " V ,,,r 4 / 4 ,,,,,j,14 . 2 a j ii ."` 4 Cilfthir it as. yea is too lis tat , .2a =el i ow ,P r ". l "Bl l. ** llk . " "so * Omer/ ' .10 IN* ••• • • •••••• 11 Li. goolt• fur his rrsidertee in toebeeii - premo wily inhebi.' ~ .- Memo :Prieto .110. a OP' • • _ . „.._ 15 1 . 1 4:= ted by a person of the name of Colltue, wryest the prisoner • -. .....!..!, vomptoolet. • and one Auditor , in tbe mail dart blOkl intIZZII AND LOW - EE PEWIDI . P inild 111"11"8:1411 e . 1117 Irelk w'""'s ''"` it the bar was in the habit of iisitieg, mid. who hid, It'. ..,-. , -•••, 0 „ 4 „10,,ox ot r o . 640 out by sedation, but who are ediSte i j st likifiXijit jatimitso: person tan be a Candidate fur th• of , ` J . SIVEWHIGHT, iiitb 'ireat sifiMaCtiOn, dm, of 150 PC 19 6 1 i* - lacy , speared, left the louse without intern:lag , . the pHsener, . • Arnhem be 'halt ear is lea 4 4 , dare not . • yescratoon4 the Lotter/ that Inglis dvavrtoor Monday, where she should costieue her visits. • The prisooer, is ;146:Ito tm tietwever rm.. loop Gross* Skating. , (DI 1 1 ,1901tity.1 DIRIICTOILS. • illeeteetbar2.l, to the atientioe of their Friends salt the Pettlie b ' • Consequence, • freqatratly called at Mr. Seymour'''. and gave ~ • • 1 -• • J. Raiiiiaioa, Z.I. .‘ . • beesate in ON gut place they miaow offer Tickets amiKbeies . . theta 'each annoyance that he wet obliged to taki Met kn.- , .• Jahn Rithania. Lg. . C helmet thole i n env Lottery for the last lib youst.simi so- k ' .0111 IMltut i LL4gior: 14. . fore a Magistrate; bar retention' for which was probshiy,. safer 10de" EA. .- eoedly. bee:epee the Schema is of theses% popular deestihides. . ;. • • '' . emaarita Whiteaves, E.g. E . . • • ' thecae*, of her assaulting Miss Seymour ins assist! , r ' . SM. Meese, adwi r _ • matelots( MORE PRIM ULAN BLANKSI—Amllmieg i • Jobs Slarkburu. ay.. Ammar. Dot. 11.1911. Wm, 11611TRAW. Serntarr. r.. c..... t . 2.7. • .. .,......... ~.. _ rou Pe n o t e... r an k ' am ii .A. og a , oorwnit i o l or ib u i ti.. wooden k g , was mated t o , that made it necessary for her to come to that Veiert foe. ,protection.• • . ~ . Pallsiaaraphise at Illiessiams, may be renewed *Oa th 1.5.1aya gawp that 9 *MAO T , t.: um. I A.ai lint Miss Se a young lady of great Musty - sod ele•; ' .. - f - Vise to ' '''''. " % ff . - TX • 0Y 11410. *Ai .00v tor : nig, _L.. 4 ._ ..* :..-10c-.40. . .-1 4 %;....: 6" g0e iss T i* Prelleegt ;,:bolOki tt.d, oga tizat iotrod, ""; be . .wimp ,l4 o 0)=.." 1 " . " ---.1 = sta ni. ted ;orbe ow . 9:at ier she itad lived ise t u rill o s lier sibi fetb s er of ia vorin tiullavrd te . :,.. ' • ~,.... ' ail Oarrtsiatit stay Myna ittlii. glide' .• 'rim *WY firstPthlol*sw" vtli ** 001 . 1 • 1 **** ' * ;444/601cr I* a.kmognligjkliggle ao 161VVW41114."trareftOMMmwittMtmlleelmolly . Wei. half . --r. Or weereKry new rust Priliaj. ',teamed Ramis OH Tidiatt andtharei are unto, at J: &J. SIVEWRIGHT'd t o o l, eheui eof w . hich he*did not know. poi' entering ... Xi• es tut awn" " il ' il i M e ifienhoid• dininkb wines it Old and Fortunate Often, sr, CO LL, 11, be lad f ound a wan with Wooden leg and two or three other tas •10 4 e ' Oil tha . gra 41 1 4 preserver to the hair in the .i.a If a --I - °Nal •them of far at a-police Dirt. • On the 6th of Set/ember softness such xspoyance that Me. Seymour was obliged to complain sad by their A ge nts t o au t o p e t s . penes% all of who insisted upon his treating wi th tome :veil mole iteroviittek mot lasi. and preeent its ensile ; eit nr ' w • " AIIIAI M ET • . '" .°4 9 stir tnt 4l .ll kr* sna wise)* 1 4 t o mnitheo to th e rents of the hail that if it Opal Towels in the Kingdom. ~ . , liquor which he pro • 'sod to do, and desired that lie might wick Square, about six o'clock in the evening,_ 'rim she au returning from visiting her aunt, WhO lives is &aim- ~ C ., wen ,. 4i. 5er04.1., will restore it again to its it eatour, go for the liquor; but without permitting him so to do. be ~,4 b to,. tad", tLe emit hem infante to old age. and OW Am!. ' WI - OMB-BREW ED ALE ANTI BEEtt.--.NEELN tg itti it W O •I'var' am rte head 4" I IL !! do e's." boLutihi; . di 'Xi .- HAWS PATENT • i ) ,) ETA BLE rAmtior w as seized by themes with the wooden leg, knocked down. was met by the prisoner, who followed her wilt theirrom• Ir enrL and his pockets rifled by the iceoinplkes, a nother monied eat Obese, and :crock her. aloe MOM& &OM* bare yablidioa in the Casette of Dean, that . BREWING MACHINE, patronised by Ids Majesty. 1 .„ ; „,, s f t ,,,,,,,Thri0 N ouse to any Oil inc the Hair, and wall do in rasa The proprietor or - fhb highly-approved requisite in domes - - a woman. .It was put to the vote whether they should cut The prisoner, who made no defence, was fnseitpoi . 11. • a half dung and *oak tiit. What San thasilde be done in the th1..1...... .1............ .1.... ....AI .1.. • .tr.. 41... ..t eh: ...Min in . 11i• his throat, and they .resol.ved unanimously thosit should and ordered to give security for her future geoid btli . , silo Up. • • - • tnO.lng that'John was watching, wool into the hack sails mother, wits was in fits apyr part of the ishisev, ' of the gardens (which were not protected by any wall- mould escape the element, *kith bad the vent ofpros gh fence) shoot one o'clock SO Sunday morning, for ;lacings* almost imam/able Wiper jest as oils - had bon sine per'pose that John was there, and the deceased extricatincthe whets ba. Mgr enveloped. Owen lag John and his companion talking, and sappOsing e!ging hat drove ap„Atrawasfallowedny the (ideal, nu— • • ..7; to be .cent pergessitaaling the fruit, was proceeding eta, Haad-Its.thod, goyet lineSsinge, limporial, sad msg. . s spot from whentsiss heardtbe voices ; John voting est otherit and.though a geeerel-ary if , u`water.. watiaTe't •• . I ke...d one " meCo rti n h a i lTietti vi nd and a i l t w l!eln ip g k . i t:: daitrk was t w e ts nat a a r p d w f at ro ds ul si ail t:2 * to7n r r e ; v a u n fert p. ; dry his brother, Swag% .at ho gtimter distance than . oistsinekeharing which time the wlioloafthe Fairs wire Leas yartl.l;"teithoat - ant, or giviag that least a pile at boning reiss..and thrasitioad theirectio. Co Ildr.: .* j laidastly Bred his gas. and jaded the whole con- Wortisay'a premises, a pawahroiter • adjaiifing. Tee in-•" 1 , 1 , if - • sin the thighs eidisside of bk brother ; the deceased gloss,,heirever, %spa to play, and the fores'of • arid till 'faraday asorilas.. Vb. JOST; after rOking *Tod the progress 61 the ft., l'ePliq *ithtl t u t kv s t e ..ie;•-• • I time. nitatised a serdictersad Illosshaelster, ;wiliest ill ary this drat wlrloi ha • coned to- . ; • frisite,wao was lonaatiaMy.etaratiited by 'hi Caro. whirh. Us/ether with ere/. awiigli el kitraw" wag• dt- ii • • . • take his trial at the ago .Iftsiaza. strayed. • • J ( TWENTY-FIV E per CENT. SA V INC: on GEN * TLENEN'S CI.OTHE 4 .—J. ALBERT, Woollen draper, Tailor and habit-maker, . 47, Fish-street-hill, seven 'doors. from the Monument, most respectfully acquaints the Nobility sad Gentlemen of Fashion, that he manafactures every description of woollen goods, warranted la point of fashion, quality, &c. equal to any house at the west end of the town. He entrusts a comparison. which will at ones con vinie the most credolowt that at no house of Charatter in the metropolis can they be served spoil such low terms as it 41; Fish-street-hill. The extravagant charge of limo who are ne cessitated to take and give long credit has been the subject• of complaint for many years —J. Acucar, conducting his busi ness upon s ready mosey principle. is enabled to sill fet Is 1 Money than other booties purchase their goods for. esstin men's elegant superfine Saxony wool bleejt or blue coats. made, in the first style. from SI. 3s. to dl. Ith.t super ditto, 38s. to 485.; doubled milled kermyasere breeches, from Ms. to 2Ss. ; • black and bp, kerseymere waistcoats. from 10s. to 144.; fancy waistcoats, new patterns, from 7s. to 13s. ; fashionable hawsers, from 18s: to 318. •, ladies' and geode- SOWS box cools. with aspen, 34. 101. to at. ; a suit of plain U. very, M. A throe said fsaMosabls mammon if geatleasen's and boys' clothee of every description constantly on sale, all. 5;47, trisivstreet•hill. Army, Navy. India Company's Officers, and Merchants' orders isivntod with despatelt.and a liberal discount for ready money. 'Boat, riding, or driving cloaks, sad box coats In great varlety.-47, Fish-street-bill. IURLIC NOTICE.—ROBERT WARREN, Black ing, Manufacturer, 30, STRAND, begs to cannon the Public agalest a spurious composition being sold ander his -name. by means of imitation labels. These may easily be detected by observing that the genuine has ROOT. WARRIN bigeed 04 each label,—all others are counterfeit; minty of which are Interlined, .1n very small characters, with a dill/event address between the " No. 30," and the word " Strand." RORT. WARRIBIT also begs , to add, that his sole Manufactory is at 30, STRAND ; nor has he any coupe:iota with those pretended Warehosses professing to be branch esiablishinents of his. All persons giving orders for WAR- Ran's Ilimcnino are particularly requested to takemotiee ' that the real Mannfaetersr is Rost. WAIRRN. 30, livaano. It is strongly rooommended to shopkeepers and others who are deceived by such vile impostors, t 4 return tbs trash to the parties from whom it came, as being a punishment suit able to base fabricators of an article so essentially necessary to the fashionable world. This genuine and surpassingly brilliant Blacking Mends unrivalled fur its peculiar excellence in keeping thefest per fectly free from damp is Wet Weather, preserving the lea ther sun and pliable, and producing the most elegant polish ever beheld, 'retaining its pristine virtues in say climate. is sold by every respectable vender in Town and Country, in Bones; st 6d. 10d. 12d. and 18d. each. FROM SATURDAY'S GAZETTE. WHITEHALL, San% 12. The King has been pleased to appoint the Right Honourable William Lord Ms:Thorough to be Master of hia Majesty's Buck Hounds, In the room of Charles Marquess Cornwallis, deceased. FOREIGN-OFFICE, Starr. 13. The King has been pleased to approve of Mr. Antonio 131- MM as Coosal•General et Malta, for Ms Majesty we King of the Kingdom of the two The King has also been pleased to approve of Mr. Joseph *thee as Consul at Gibraltar, for his Majesty the king of The Epilog. BANKRUPTCY SU.PERSIEDED. I. Frost, Ndwport, Moemouth. grocer. BANKRUPTS. H. T. Lee, Gravel-lane, Ratcliffe-highway, slopteller, to' surrender Sept. 20, 27, and Oct. 97, at Basinghall-Itreet. At torneys, Messrs. Wilde, Reed, and Peacock, College bill, 'Loudon. - C. Watt, Sidney-street. Goswell-street-road, pen-tenaufac toter, Sept. IS, 90, and Oct. 24,. at liasingball-street. Attor .ney, Mr. Butler, Witllog-street. A. Myers, Haymarket, taylor, Sept. It, at half past four. 23. and Ott. 24, at Baslngball-street. Attorney, Mr. Morgan, Great Jauses-street, Bedford-row. • W. Johnson, Liverpool, merchant, Sept. 44.93. and Oct. lib. a t tip Gone 100. Liverpool. Attorneys, ii r. Creep, Liver pool,: and idr. Bettye; tocery-lane. G. Rods, Liverpool, tobacconist. Oct. 8, 9. and 98. at the Mice of Mr. T. Houghton, UverpeoL Attorneys, Messrs. Ad- Beaton. Gregory. and Faulkner; Bedford-row; sad Mr. T. Houghton. Liverpool. ' J. Martin, Bolton. Lancaster. saannfecterer, Oct. L 4 O. at the Star lan, Masebester. Attoraeys, Mr. Wlllel4 fißert• 'atroit. Temple; aid Mr;Greseweod, Manchester. • J. TbMford. salt W. Mundell. Livlrpoel. drapers.lopt. 20,• gad Ok.t. 99 It Bakinghall-dreet. Attorneys. ileestf. W o ol and Asinwet.ltambrook-aourt. - Haslagliall-strunt. D. Bisp, Shireittumptos.Gloteesteet dealer. Oel. I. 4.M. tR she Raman.' Tervco.• Bristol. At Masers. Ilinits4imi ge, Bartiett'sbelitlings, ; sad Mr. J. P. man. Bristol. - J.,Perrall.ll.lerstrost, Cilatips4* sillt.mes - • • tr, Ser. likg9 ; bat Oct, 111, at Bashi/ lealWaset. • t'isioii, Beeklenbary. - . { e t . r .~~ :s,i~ ' ,4; :!••.-t -.4 4 , I • vf? .. „ ,a• " • • •. •••1 yr. • •:!