The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-01-20 00:00:00

Ai ckt A A r f IL f Zbt • - . . :. • m L _IN t, \ • • ► .114. I I . 1,4% U 4 .r lANT)ON, THURBoAIt EVENING, JANU,LRY 20, 1820. No. 4615. RI) OM trill tiN tl .1 FP )RI) TEMPORARY ArrtlEr • to. 0* tiVieTITUTP. ar.d NIGHT! Y o g iollEtt to the HOU AL I.V.SS. during tho PRIt96:IkT 1.,(1.1011k:NT OE kr&ON ; ivig Sight Nun. the LORI/ Ni k YOR. President al liket•nr. or li c e Committee ci Mana g e ire nt. the (01- 10 40bieriptioas •it ere reported : Aoki adverthed gamenttuascripti At 4: tbs n...i.letv ..1 C.,. 4.4161 dons under got rgrr, Parr's ked.Drr.-aoasinou •f 3 .3 9.14 w • - I I 1.1- i • - 2 i 1k Ilislss, Ushers, ..NI ste'unars of lati ited-il Icstelsoiy - 10 10 t Ki o-4 tl t : , 9.C0 : : • ,1 it .s br ..sk bit - - 6 3 A. . - ' - - 1 0 A opted. ?le lies) Of ' tier - 1 0 w o os, Tosar-st. 6 0 son J( 10.-luartern Naffs, and a pr.,- 'Op of *Mite, - rprilPishopor Rangor 10 10 May Sinelt.4ll - S 0 TAn. St,ager Leatkes * 9 .- 1 o C. Al. - 1.66111*.1es - -10 10 I. 1.0. - - 2 U R. sad 1. Taylor - 1 I . I.w Hatebard it Son I (I kg.ol. R. Lyall - I I li ve Met, of the doted line lineally-4M. sec Beak - -9 0 A. r. Rn•sell - - 1 1 K.I.G. • - - 1 0 gm J. S. 1 I llodoell anl e Ta: t d r - 2 2 at Ilk /. W. Lubbock's. worthies/1 - 10 0 a. DrAingtot. - 2 0 101MK.Ladtiagton - i 0 c../tirall, EN. )I.P. 6 0 0 .D. lt " Mum - - 3 0 - I 0 ' 0 W. . A.U. Tilo3. Page - At Grote's. E. S. Frederick At Dorrlen's. Brant aid Delitnoy 10 0 Hammen an:l Co. - 6 At Fuller's. • E.G. Smith - - I 1 At Carrie's. J. Ileurateed - , 'Faris: sad Browning 6 3 At Barnard's. Jahn Ewan* - - I hir R. do Capell Brooke. Bart. - - - 2 2 At klastereian's. .10..epli Stephenson - .S 6 Stan. e. llosard & Son 3 3 At Ilatikey's. D. Whalley R. IA halley - W. and J. Barber - 6 0 Scoti.Garisett. & Ce. 1U 10 Greenhill& Ran - 2 Rea. 'l'. F.Bowerbank V 2 Mr. Ogilvy - - 1 W. C. Wright - 2 Ryder led NasinYth - 6 5 HeiLlen and Van' (mar 5 5 Dr. J. If. Myers - 4 0 At Barclays. George IdtN - - 10 10 T. BSc* and Son - 2 Boyin 'WC*. - - V V A SUMWC Slut - - 5 U Lime. and Co. - 2 At Refers's. R. Vandoine Dawson and Co. Jo. Weston Mr:. Tees late At Hanbtir':. Metcalfe D 1,406 I% ti u - 1 I - 10 0 - I U • t - I I -- 9 2 . - 3 11 - - IS b - 2 2 " The Cavite for ichieh HAMPUEIIII4 , I6 use Fluid, and SYDNEY died in the Seafold EDITOR.—Tbe EDITOR of a WEEIFLUA• PER. distinguished for. energy of Style, .or Composition, and enlightened Patriotism. will shortly beet liberty to 'Thee Till CIPIIDUCT or 11.11• NIMPIPAPTS, Ir ITewt. or Country. in Scotland or In Ireland, that steads in semi of an Editor of his description. • 'A few hundred attached feirtuts take sty Ids Iherary kimonos. Address. post paid. to T. S., Redford Southampton-row, Resseil-noare, Loodo.i. F %IRV TALES. This day were published. with Twenty-seven calms* 1 . • Engraviugs. price tie. bound. TWENTY'-SILX of the most Popttlw sod oolli• brated FAIRY TALES; consisting el t:hadiellagi Bia•• Be :. Jusk and the Bonn Stalk, Ike. *a. New GM collected and retired by 4 ' 8 KSJ- TABART. Published * l it. sAtis.mseitig tt..tentlja meow end to be Mad drill Booksellers. Of whom tsar also b e had. • The VOCAL Lt Inset of Two Thousand Roglish, tlst. act Irish Songs. Bs. dd. bound. - • . •—•— -- This day we: publiehed, in a large Oche° volume. rbeteglit ing ...early WO peeps. with an accurate Plan of St. Pere Field, Price les. in boards, THE WHOLE PROCEEDINGS before d* 1 CORONER'S INQUEST at OLOBAhI, kr. on tail Body of JOHN LEES. who died of sabre wounds terriers' at Winchester, Aojtat Id. ISIS; beteg the fullest eltd °site Astlizotic lofornsation consenting the Transactions of fist Mal Dar: iletaising the Evideece en both sides, upon oath; the Legal Arguments hi fore the Cor,tncr ; hi: %adonis Deci sions ; the application to the Court of kitt./e Bench for a Mandamus to Lim to proceed; the thereon ; end the Petition of the Father of the deceased to Parliament; with refistertees to tin: cases on the subject : fluel a esplest Analytical Index. CITY OF POMPEII. The following is an extract of a letter from a young tiustleinan, who has visited the ruins of Pompeii, to bit friend at Liverpool : PS This city is sitnated shout a quarter of a mile from tbe bey of Naples. We entered the ruins through a gate by the road side, into s bartack-yard, which appeared to have been a fortress, and was, no doubt, at one period of time, contiguous to the Mediterranean sea. - We were here shown the original wooden storks in which a sol dier was found sitting on a stone with his legs fastened, the unfortunate snarl being discovered by the workmen employed to remove away the soil. Several pillars of the Corinthian order still teinain, forming a dilapidated reloutle, some of which are. tolerably entire, and ren dered parts. ularly interesting, by having the soldiers' names v..ry legibly engraved thereon, in their own :bawl-writing. We next inspected the two theatres, the stage, orchestra, and seats, being still discernible, with Mine broken particles of tl:e marble pavement. Not fee thence is the Temple of Hercules. The skiers and other relics of idolatrous superstition, as well u a va riety of fanciful coruices, and other architectural orna ments, still exist in a very wonderful state of preserva tion; even the original paintings on the walls are to be seen without the least deterioration. We walked khrough most of the principal streets into the houses, Ilse floors of which were richly covered with Mosaic and .Roman pavement. Over the front doors, carved on stone, are all the names of their 1411011112 M inhabitants, among whom we observed that of Sallust. It is not by any means difficult to discover baths, coffee-houses, bake houses. and other shops of trade, even the custom-house and other public offices. There is a stibterraneous wine manufactory on the north side, near tie city gates, which we examined with great attention : it is very ex tensive, and contains the earthen vessels and bottles wherein the wine had been kept; they were arranged in i the same precise order as previous to the awful eruption which desolated the city : the interior of this place inneh remmhirs cloisters, the roof being arched with strong stones. It was in these vaults wheret he unhappy inhabitants sought refuge front the sudden and over whelming shower of fire and ashes; whence, alas'. they, never returned. Several bodies have stilelequentiv been. dug out. We were shewu two or three skulls, in the possession of the keeper. " A part of the ancient walls remain on the north west c ,riser of the city ; and on the outside, conformably to pristine custom, are the tombs anti monuments of eminent persons, in as good preservation as when first errand ; the inside contains the a‘lies, in small potters' vessels, fixed in cavities 01- cp.( sire. Pompeii stands on a rirettinference of about three mile., and retains its original form and situation, with all the sips:ire% forums, temples, streets, and houses, as perfect as possible, con sidering the whole has been buried under ground nearly 1750 years. The worknwii are clearing away the rubbish with great success. During oar visit we in a ' the T - of le' - here. i• executed on such a - PRICE 7°• leg, with the balance on balance of at least 14,01101., Baronet knew how to make derived 7001. a-year, which, interest, frees the tiose of ' realised him 10,0001. and necessary an article of li' was, whether that Court, this Fund, was performit they were under the abaoli money, by permitting such in the hinds of one of agreed that the account Committee of the House rert; there was no doul cased or suspected the W lain of reieivt rig money at, amount of the reinuneratioi it were trnethit the Ace and reopelibelftlltty; be a' tlfy that Court io *Boning any hands. The Wortl - ,. his (Mr. W.'s) Report. . Sir W. Ccarts.-1 didn't mean that. Mr. W. resumed.—The Report was no atbevilsi than at he was one of the Committee i but theCIIIIIIdugo Jid no more than direct the Chamberlain to Okeiwirs..t!ae statement, which was mark up front the paparsinniishva by the Baronet himself, awl the Committee offitrod c...• opinion at all upon the subject. His sole object, iu th.: part he had taken in this business, Was, that these amt future balances should be paid into tier Chamber, t o h e applied In the liquidation of the debts of the t;•;rptna lion, and the Worthy Alderman concluded with a mottois, to that effect. The LORD. 31AToR observed, that there ware several persons in waiting on the subject of appeals agaii•st , different Ward appointments, and suggested the pro• priety of deferring the discussion till the ordinary bust nest Was gone through. On this suggestion the discussion was deferral s an.l the Court was, for a considerable period, oerapic.l in hearing several appeals; the debate was then is• seined by Sir IV. CURTIS, who observed, that he did sot see icily these charges shonld be brought against Wu. abrit there many others who got more than he 4iti•. he oa:v got one per cent. ;—there was the Collector of Scars•ge and Package, who derived a math larger per tentage : and there was the Collector of the Customs for the 1 r.- nity House, who collected 35,0001. a-year, and got he per rent. on it. end did nothing but sit down and re.. ceive the money. Mr. .tiderman WOOD thought the busia•.ss was l air great importance, and as it was very likely to creati• very lengthened discussion, and it was then lase (yset t live o'clock) he suggested that the motion be ait it- • drawn, to he resumed or brought tarellsi slain -t 0 114 0 . they Con -- _ - t MY. A Twin, srpidsa th - • ssg4 4k estigi at t Ur. Altleituas and w shot rwiesj___ - , 00 - - ~.. ~U i on the other seassat, a total M., from which, if ;be Worthy sake use of money, be mnst hare lieh, by calculation dt compound of his appointment, must base, ad all this from a duty epos so life as coals. The quosewn then t, the Truer+ and Usinlistus of lug their duty, at a theist when absolute necessity of borrowing Itch a balance as this to remain )f their nwn hody? He readily its had been investigated by the e of Commons, and 4,4_4 m - utat on that inkier' $ nobody ns- Vortliy 'Baronet or the Chao/kiwi- and not accounting lafjt. .ation ol'iglat not Or talrea: l l 4. iceit e as one of suet nil pet terther ins ja . s. ing such bawl, ileta pp in Iby Baronet cello& tin r. Taken fn Rhnrt-herd. and Fdir,d By JOSEPH AIIGETSTEB DO% Esq. Priated for William Hone. Ladiate-11111. 3 6 Adidyndis 5 0 - I I U.lolalaals - - I I „Rat* - - 3 6 /I % P. . • - I MALIN. Illsaattrr - I I N• /Ytatttar - - I I A *range. - I 0 Win. Morpliy - 3 5 lk.nuarata - - 1 6 A 1911771210116 • - I U hiFIV.Doff °onion. Rt. 3 hordes. Porsyth, and IC. 4 bushvls • pht pees. I ewt. soup celery At S ophenson and Salt's. th. James's Chronlele 6 6 daldwla, Craddock. & to. . - At Pry'... Juba Norman - Pit Sikes' s. S: thaw. • Litit. ‘lsjar.C. Pastry At Marryatt's. T.M. Cab . John Rent, Esq. M. P. 9 '2 T. Rent - - I I (I F. ETtllli - 10 b Ilsyter. Howell. it: Co. A 5 k. L. W. - - Ylll "qr. Alkv - 0 Mr. Watson - - I I ilineldijeand Co. - 6 6 Stiewell and Co. - 6 6 Collinaridgo and ('o. 10 0 T. Itobarts - - 5 0 A. Chatfield - • 2 0 At laphrnson's. G. Moravia and Cu. 3 5 Miss C. Moravia - I 1 Mitt E. Montle - 1 1 At Martin', !Ismael Mure - -10 0 - 6 4 We'bank and Co. - At Eaatlai I r•.. t. A. David - - I I At Samone.. - 1 I Amos A - y 10; - - I I At Cliatteriel. - 6 0 - %I I. I R. 0. Ker - 10 0 - 2 0 - 1 U E. E. . - - 9 0 4. Nesbitt - 3 3 At limit's's. _ ▪ 7,l liribtoke's. - . I 0 & IMP - - - I I T. White - - 4 0 811nalt mad Co. - 8 3 J. Kialoch 0 111 Jones and Co.'s. T. Holmes and Suns 1 11 2 - - 1 W. and D. Richardsoa LR. - . . 1 0 At hiltrisamrs. WC limit, Henley I 0 Sir S. R. Merland, Bart. At Pale's. 8. 0. Danvers - -V V "IR asid..l4q. - 10 10 %mat fluaday evening, January 23, a Collection wiU be ea& Ili the Chareb of St. Lawrence. Jewry, Oui4dlia:l, in the Plods of Ibis Society. after • Ammo Is be puss: • bV the Roe. br. Midge. ,_ 1111181 11ptio•• will rereired lair .1. *. I.ublic.ek„ "rl.. Treasurer, Mansion liouse-airees: at IYe .4 " nasals h ous es in London and Westminster; at Loyal ese n : and by the Committee, at the Klog's Head Tas ern. Poultry. ! fined W. 11. BODKIN, lion. Sec. Wethissallay. Jana . '.• It is that omissions or inareursele , 'Sty lie s ut'cod, j;a i r ik ip will be rectified. -- WHITELEY'S PATENT. SELF-ACTING KiTC4II RANGES, for titestsiag. Itosaling.lloll - Raking, w ith au open fire, s.,itable for amp sad large iniabtheineats. to be Sera always in use. it the imam - ?KreitY, No. sh, Rusoisona-uvasser. l Leagnissesta., awe sefeheores given of the first n-sretahility. Alp Vt. H. W. "PIN to tails steam with less furl, by KR improve - 2 htmen Roller. than oar other vet %tered'W ihs Public. far trades of hot-bottles, manufactories, poor-houses. 1 1 )1110110. •; or Air bolting by steams, brewers' toppers. dy hat terx. and all other Linda of pane, or wooden UM': Of kr stashing by steam, beating of 'Anti-:. or cooking of food for " u le , tad kr 'vary other pi rpose to which steam may he Rating-houses. Ts erns, Re. fitted up will: S:aani App.- nibs, ist a superior manner. anti on reasonable terms. W . 1 1 W. cautions the Public against fraud and i lion. as there are a number of imitations of his Ranges. Nome aregenstitte, hit those that hav• les name and rest donee cast upon, the front. Prier,, frosts 3i. - See. WOl The mete and smell arising Rao gas-high* arrclitsl! , 'mutilates!. INSTANT REIARF TO THE TOOTO ACIE A WONTIPIRRVVL PIIICOVERT. Patronized by H. It. H. the Duette% of 'Vert. ROM LAND'S ALSANA EXTRACT, or Ail*. siulan specific, of wonderful [Wankel provertiest:— lusme,liately relieves the most violent Toolt %eh. snob! rontioual use prevents Mat disorder- clean:es the month. and e.itlrcly -Ri1;41liell all - plsi list it is itiisjv TO TUE EDITOR OF 7'RE Si:t UN. -- • Sin— I have seen iu your piihlication of Tharsdwy last, au account of an imitst, which was held. the evening before, on the body of Edward Lee, a livery servant, who, brine seized with a fever, was sent to the Westminster Hospital in a chaise, where he was refaast admittance, and suffered to remain in the chaise for about four hours, when he died. The Jure, after wine stroug animadversions and hesitati , ms, had the follow ing verdict recorded :—" That the deci•ased died a , natural dealt': lint re think the persons at the Irsfironare to have been gnilty of great aegket foliumauity, t o x and a gross riola!ion of their duty." w efen peel an account of the treatment and sub u lit death of a chill of mine in the came Hospital, a also the v..lict_i of tho-Oororrev's Jnrv: for the rorr ss o of thichT pledge rmyseff; and I vet hope, for the beilellt of others, that the case of my child will he looked into minutely by the ()overdoses of. the Hospital. On Friday evening, the lasi of October, 1• 4 19. an in• quest was held as the Crown puhtir-house. pork-street. Westminster, before Mr. Toousis limns, Cormier for the City anal Liberties of Westminster; on the Ugly of Matilda Wiilis, aged four years and ten months. It appeared, from the evidence before the Coroner, that the child's clothes had accidentally caught tire ; and being taken to the Westminster Hospital, ilress t ing wherever was applied to the bnrris she bad 'reel, (row the tine of her being taken to the Hosptio hteh was on.the Moudat afternoon, till the time of het ;Wolk, wbirh took place on the followitig Thursday molting; while her neothrr, upon repeatedly visiting Ilea, found bee* each time stretched upon a led, and rompfetely drenched with water. ----sTliis, according to the statement of the nurse, tru i Imew erperi.mo, and had more been used in another Hospit:o, nlierr she lied attended sonic years. - 14* Woe, 'moreover, proved, that the mother had, on one of two Firemen's., been refused access to her child, need tire prousils that the surgeon was stressing the remolds, though no other rrutreiy than cold. Matt eras applied,- The Jury imanimonsly agreed to the fulluiling verdict/ 4 •• That the deceased's death was ocravione.i at her op, cidentatly reoeiving divers burns on her fare, lie* ands, sisdasiso fore part of her body; and tenni the tmproprit Wide of tiratilieut she subsequeutly received while is Om Westminster Hospital." .. Vied Wore witnesses respecting. the treatment t 1 cliiiii received, hot hail not time to bring ::.em fprwa 'as ifoosi2 whelk care I anodic spet)nithed het ,mo'lli . from day tjton A was oomenrialluenitoire fitinnegt iiiet. I •iiiintli! also have hake gessiimosiWeounecied t )se o f ii iee newielepers; had I proper moire, to ha Oleoe a fair report of the ease to the_pohlie. . la esiimip, Sir; *ye* of , Atit *mot,' W: ' t 1 , ( . . I ..ii • . , A. tit MON 1. L i.. Iftlood,str, An, 17.162 P. 40. 14GLs:irks-bout% fisiesseft ¶We give Me abortr leteseettehatlee s 4 or 41140MINSOIRII it; we beg, hoe ever. te observe, Was those winter deity Iti io to al. Miter assistas to . Au mob:turista imeetesof Me, Respite), esa have tie object ft Tien het the speely diet; of 4 11 who tune wildtVliqiiiiiihiii: are lierod4. thereneria:egls pose. whatever nor beets resod, loin the zreatterht is al. ~ .1: , intended tar bre hest.] tome pai the walls, cash plaister lite la- boor is condnett with the great. eircunispeCtion, el ery particle of the soil being put into small baskets, and afterwards examined in the presence of ',Beers. It wet with great dialsolty I was enabled to bring away a I.,trt of the hinge of a door, special orders Itavint bees siren hr Ferdinand for nothilig to be taken away with out his perinisiion. " Such is the city of Pompeii ; and, from the circum stance of the streets being paved with large square pieces of lava, leaves nut a doubt but thi s beantirul country bail long been previously visited by sod,' awful storms; nay, I will venture to carry my presumption still further, by supposiri; that even under Pompeii an other city might be discovered, if public curiosity and spirit only ventured on the research.- COURT OF ALDRREEN. At the Court of Aldermen, which we mentioned yes. terday, the following discussion tuck place on the IIIeitIVIRSDIP OP TIIR ORPHANS . DUES ON COALS. Sir W. Ccurts rose and said, h.fore the Court pro ceeded to any other business, he wished to occupy their attention fur a short time on the subject of some proeee Z ings which had taken place at the last Court, relative to the Orphans' Fund, and the balances in his hands as the Receiver. It had been represented that he hail retained a three months balance. That was very true; he did not deny it ; i: appeared so by the areoun's. Ile al lowed there was between 11 anti 1'2,000/. in his hands ; but then the money was always given credit for up to the end of the month, anti he didn't receive it some times till the 10th of the next month: so that the ac counts made him have a larger balance in hand than 11:• rea.i; had : and when it was conidsred that there wit. nearly 60,110 W. collected by these does in the course of a year, and that the Interest on his balances would not average more than If. per cent. on that snm (they might Call it SOW. a year), it was not too large a remuneration Pt, all the trouble of the collection and the personal risk and security lie gale for the safety of the property. The Worthy Alderman (Waithinan) hid abruptly made ;his charge without considering all these matters: He had called him an opulent man; " I am not an atelent man, my Lord, I appeal here," exclaimed the II urfity Baronet with inurli warmth, striking Isis hand upon his breast, " I am not a nierninary man, set-kill, to aggrah dise myself; hut if this l'aitirt . thitilc proper to give 'hit to a poor brother, or an opulent one, if you will have it so, they hare a right to do it; souse one must have it, and who won't! the Worthy Altlermaia gin it to?- I'..oneil lie give it to Mr. hunt, or 31r. Preston ? or did : he wish the Committee of 200 of the Radicals to have t i.. •. -..., Mr. Alderman Warrnuss said, the Honourable Be rms i hail made a most extraordinary speech, and yet. slier all, the matter rested exactly where It did berme. and the Report remained, in every r 3rtientir, unre- fitted. As to the observation of the Worthy IL ronet, the , although the money was credit.4l, he dial nut re• 1 l i reive it sill ten days slier : and, however extrandlnary ' it alight seem that he Should sign accounts and give I credit for money tew days before ibtrereivtil it, yet even admitting that he dill au, what was the Ciente . ' ietire ? Why ft Mile lefrsentid the balance ab int 'l2 :it. liOrf , leiviax In his hand', instead of 11,Hatf. In -*ON., and lefben it was considered that there were 2 or 30M/. awry 1 t emi‘int from the same anti...s— -r; ./iit. vr. CURTIS.—This Court has noth'uf 0 . 01 to do .o,o•en it34 , lllald , 4 ' 31r. 41dermen Warrow tx replied, that he er4rit were 'mat' had nothing to the with it, ant Wit Ih' t of that *Auras was whin'. At ( eThtrtli est the Count of Counnou Conivil ; but still he mug Insert, tLat it I,irused a balic:ce iu his liamls, mak. iii..D2mas - • 3 0 I At Millbury's. I continual use prevents Mat disorder—cleanses the ineulb. I 17:'"'" ". me areper. m a. L e gl um . -I 0 ! Was. M e tcalf e -3 6 I and entlecly readiest.* all complaints that it is sulkiest to ; I A plrt of the ancient walls remain on the north • - Ais o w , . - 1 U H W. 1,. - - -10 0 I prevents hollow teeth giving pain. and pees rids their further west rim er of the city ; and Ohl tlieoutsiile, conformably 111111wbeseoa - I 0 I At oare's. decay : removes the tartar from the teeth; fastens 'boar het •to pristine custom, are the tools and usontausents of I..4allsodar . - I I I Th omas Moulders . 9 9 are loose. renders the teeth in'xsitahly white, cleanses the ! eminent persons, in as good preservation as when first flissllfebh. Rath 10 0 I At Williams's. scurvy from the rums. eradicates gum boils. itr. strengthens, , eriscied ; the inside contains the ashes, in smallpotters' 143 Carlisle .1 0 U William Baynes - 9 9 braces. makes the gems perfectly sound. and sites them • vessels, fixed in ca v iti e s o f equal sire. Pompeii stands 4 _9 1 6,„9 - -10 11 Potter Test - .s U besistifid healthy appearance. It is extremely refreshing to on A cireitinference of about three miles, and retains its a li ii I I Mr. Swaffield -••- 6 ii the a,o ith after fevers. medicine. 4.. Imparts to the breath orig inal form and sitnation, with all the so • f Illilres. orunas, 12 -4Drtunniontl's. ..1 T. P. . - -2 0 a beatniful fragrance. eiesnaes artiforial teeth. and reveal' s tennies, streets, and houses, as perfect as possible, coll- ar - - 3 0 Rebell Bridges - , -, 3 their elsaaaing colour. The Propriet-,m warrant tie inns- . t . sidentig the whole has been burie-I under ground GI ,emend - 3 0 Jta. Major - - I 0 dieat of this extract to be p•rfortly innocent mad free Maas . , 6.1. ilk - - 1 0 At Bond's. acid. and produces a beautiful set of teeth. and totaled's isevray 1750 years. The storkusen are clearing away J. Breeden, Fwq. M.P. 55 W. Ttnison - - 1 1 those inestmsable properties, that, If sunstuotly mee t s, 411 the rubbish with great success. Utsring oar visit we A fel - - -3 3 Join fit;.' ..nn . I I reader the truth and sums sound and beautiful, a f were in a house near to the Temple of Isis, where, it was . ' .... z ...,... .64 . ir orse ;i pl jait jasrkillitllff.Atetlitci r . tutgreif rAl L jiadkoLrgaitirel s _a4 • °Mulvey. hi ro ed Tot fOlri,llliCatin .04 - ET surgica instals t• we um In tse !lasi •*ea so o F: P. - - -I I , Anonymous. per Mary I 0 of most of the eta:neat Po:. sirian4 0! (iron Brit ranee. served stmts. paintings. finely executed en the plaioer of Tbelid*JlLll•rdasc 5 0 karsialte sad Co. - 2 2 and Italy, and reerised tie august patm.sage of her Royal the walls, emblematical of such a profession. The la- 11. II - - -i 0 At Willis and Co.'s. Highness the Duchess of Vork, and his Excellency the Duke b one i s con d nctell w i th t h e greatest circuMspiction, 111 HMIs • -22 F. ('.Austen - -9 dt del Infantado.—Price Cs. OJ.-4s. Ott. sal 10.. tkl. per beetle, est* . ;re particle of the soil being put into small baskets, l'. W. 11. • - I 1I U. Austen, jun. - 3 9 with • Dissertation en Ilse teeth mewled. and afterwards examined in the presence of olficers. It Jan Portor - - 5 0 I Jai de s si res .. - - 6 U Sold wholesale and retail by the sole Propr:etora. A Row- Mari intiasis - -10 is) I At Versos. LAPP and Ron. No. I. corner of Kirby-streei. first tu:uing wa • with great difficulty I was enabled to bring away a t9 O IPIII I P - -1 U John Poiendestre -3u on the right, Hatton Garden, Holborn, London; and by itart of the hinge of a door, special orders having bees . it Paxton's. C. Rends.) . - 3 3 appointment. by all Perfumers and :Medicine 't enders. given by Ferdinand for nothing to be taken away with- 011oaral Vienna - 9 2 At Curtls•s. .• CAL TION.—To avoid cuunterfessr ask tor Res LAND'S out his pertnialtion. Wood W. Macao - 31 1 F. Kendall - - 3 5 ALMVII Exruit-r : and Olson e Mist emit s enititse bottle is " Such is th e city of Pompeii ; and, from the circuits- Jilts Ferran - - I 1 I ft. Ray ley . - ~ * signed u.s !Ile outside label hi re-1 int ,- A. ROWLAND & stance of the streets being pared nit!' large square Adfilessua - - 6 0 I John Rent. IF.su. M. P. 2 4 1 30 N-" nieces of lava. leaves nut a doubt hut this beautiful ~~ this b• &misled lion rt to If: nos all precipitaoty ' ()mud, ...ed at retool, !nil thnat:l►t thr . no hesitation in aegativine the 11101. ► Worthy Alderman reprobated th"• with which the business hal loom hi ottrto. fore- , and target! the Coen 6.r ao immediate doeisioi) Sir R.l.'. thorn asked, what it was the WorAtt+Abterma•t meant by his motion? If it intended that all tn., ities collected should be in &titre direeted to be paid tnt the hands of the Chnoulterhsio direet, k shonld Fe ••ollectril, that the person now employed a. enileeinr. was not 311 o ffi cer of that Onset, and Itwonhl therefore in' esecemarr previously to nOloint an °Meer of the: c own. If the nantitnt Were VIM to, he did not .• • how it could he carried inbrellittlUnitoier the prest... circumstance.. n.• it• Mr. Alderman W turnstax replied, that hi• nI.S, . • MIS, that the present balance shon!d be paid into seer Chandler, and all monk. subseqttentli collected shoo' he paid in in the same manlier, lostra . 4l of beg paid the receiver. It howevor, quite immatetial in hi. trliether hi. motion was negatived now, whether it w.. • withdrawn, nr referred hack to the Committee, for I. • was certain That, iu its present shape, or any either at this time or any snliseipa nt periatl. wheov.• it was Sr night forward, the motion would be n•liati% • 4. It was a strange in.tanee Of the Worthy alder,, ,:. ( Itkitis) of a want of au* oonsideratioa, and the nn, so c.mning Iron that quarter, after what that Co.ori In J - recently witnt...e.l; he ceeht; fenweuer a.sorr 1:i Worthy. Alderman, that trillitig Ai he aught deem the wabjert, the public did and would cons id er it o f importance, tha: ;UOl. per anise* should be tilled by': them to one of their own usensbercat a those of earl, e•.o-it neral distress, and out of a tax nOon . the necessary as • tor fele of coals. -a .lfter so;oe further conversation, themotion was with' Irr drawn, with an eindtritsinding that the !itiliject be brought forward :tgalu, at nodistaot petiole and that l'ottrt adjourned at nearly sisitteek. 4 1. The City Solicitor haring MP ll* kat l'oset drelioel 4l. any further inteefrrettceite dirpekasetstian *raiser Air. rt Sheriff Parkins and stboss; Serf Ilte tilleard tumult in Gaiklikall an 3464s:whom had delivered ip'lo.L b ' jaspers to tile Comotitteofer osealhieting thou. peneeled-' Ines, together with his MR for the expenees already In- ' lib carted, arnountiog to &AI. t mid It wee PipeCt44 that."' the subject relative to the payment Weald have come t•n before the Court, hot on aocionet of the press of bu•'- 16CS*, and the heelless of the hear,' the subject was seer ' l4 mentioned. •••••••••••••••••• •a • 4 Al the East Kent eons, nn indictment vros."l I r..terred, at the instance of Lieut. Perry, of the Rota} Staff CO, 3 gainst Lieut. Tait, of the same corps. for • 42 brow', o f the peace, in listing written • letter to the ~,e proceconr, to provoke him to fight a elnel, which bring rotimi R tette•hill, Mr. Tait pleader! guilty to the char t .• of %tilting end stritlinr the mid challenge, but bowing to the suprenraey or the law, which he regretted having violated, he eras adjtulged to par a fine of Is. and enter ~,i 0 into seettridre to keep the peace tor one year. Dittne Fortune appears to lie-always in good his moor when Eirr..ntatirrr has the dispensing et her in- •son rours, aiilleoreat man cappedby his hilarious fieheuseystal ail.ply pat Litt' as CostrUtor.. earl thorronsi Ca:ritala tam so .1 an S ores a:A*9pr. the ?okra% melte is Isesseiriat to -40 .4iventOrers . . la kis perseat Co or ramp, no kw aims ast a AP) !risk of 40,000. besides sit4er.lopituro. hove been • sera %bared and distri . Lutc.l over Varian* OM •d non I.seirsid zM rliientlont ; e re aptiripide Lurie". she pleasore to at - 'Rae !,011111.V, in a Ire 04/6 Rhai the l' wt. 4 ."....-011 ireluv 44 I 1 1 ..**4 nits, ii . t si k p a looker, ens;ress spiond7 time in +nil oi‘a Wheel, lava lispore, dnit in. lobo woo Metweser„ .43 :I short line %vs I t MIOP4 Pk. ailtry. Tiekri Moab is' sena 'terms n MIX T SAII:RDAT. the `9tE instat.t aid we ni♦ serve wit. pleasure that every Prise now in the Wheel is steeling Morey. r ....- • • }