The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-06-26 00:00:00

F 1 • a 1 1 1 • 1 • ) 1 a A 4. J tl 8 A j 111 J t , A A A e a 1 , f 1 ). 1 S.l T URI .1. II ' S LOA PO.V G. 17: Ei - rE. I'IRLTON-IiOUNE. Jive 'l3. • 11 , 4-10. Tt*Kinpr ha • beOo plesse.l to afi.0;11: VP , 7Ot. rm. 1 1 .4:0 i.f 11:•no. , r to 4iasself tics the lion. T. W. (Intim+. iout:;o:RJ. IIULiT.%AY tlt oN! oTIoNg. • Wit-Ofilee."J•llle t`.43. Olt Lied firtgoott. —ceptuitt from holfpny Wish Ligtt flimp.l....mt. tole rnittaht. s ire stir Clutrles Pa) be, Ift alio exchanges, receislog the I'lth , Hreset Lieut.-Colonel 'Thad.% ell to be Hoot.- eolt.nel, without m.rek...e. flee Iblr) molar. iteeeniell: lillrbl•mord to be major, vice Tlittrkw : Lieut. Stewart to be ent.mht.. vice 11 hlteford ; 11 ii:; int Chet%) od. gem. to be ("riot. b) perthafte. 1 or trenailier Roginsent of font Guard..—raptain 11Vrteor. from the ;kali Fot. to be lieutenant and captain. lice 'C.o.. Mhe ext bani;ms; I.lent. 1.09na, from half-pay tti the IZepittent. eat he tottoi,-,;1 and lientenaat. Lire Mute, who ex. ileac vv.. et-reit Ing the ;Mitre: tee. Otis Fool.-I.lent. Clianthc..-s. from 31th Foot. to be live. Leant. sicr l hrlatialt: who exchanges; 1.1.111. Wiltley. fisoin italf-Ptly Mit Light Dracoona. to be peoneorr. sire Ni ;!errased. D;:to.-- Lieut. lit:Winn. from the illth Foot, to be lirnicitent. tie Chtee.,!‘r,.. oho exchange*. 3 7 th - Fos. from Leif-pa) MI, Foot. to be quiteterma.ter. %ice Wale. *hove appointment hp. 11,4 taken pt. Ni h Ditto.— F:etslgn Sutherland. fr. m 76th Font, so be liottenoot. tattoo,' percho..e. I ke oreop., t k ree . o .,l thnh Dltto.—Captain Nikon. prom Ist 4.c 0 1 1 1111 ,14. r Foot Mare., to be captain, tier 11 , tec, vt hu ex. OtilllsteS; blabigh :than. from 57111 Petit. to he en girt. irltbuet pretruee. ice Monfort!. appointed to the eel go,ii Veteran ilatialimi. 013111 Oitio.- tit.atlentan Cadet Maitland. from the Royal Viitory College, to be ensign. without purchase. :841 Ditto.—William Bourn, gent. to be ensign. without I."••:intma, vice tiotherictt. promoted in the Wilt Fii.d • Oitto.--lieut. Fr. er. from the Irtle Brigade, to be 17.... tenant. 'ice Orange, who exchanges. Ride Briga•le.—Livut. Orange. front SII:h Foot, to be lirst h. .I.enant. tier Freer, who exeltartges. ll'sve Corp.. —To be Ensign.: -- John Flekeher. gent. w jilt s'. purehai.e. tire E whose upeoilitmead ha. not taken place: Ensign La% tithe from Oth Foot. %ire Fraser. who cxelianges. ell !Until Veteran llnttanon.—F.nsign Bamford. from ell% Foot, to be ensign. Lice ken , " ten. nig...toted quarteriint %ter rinipt bie.4l)on, to be quartermaster, tier Randall, de eel:Jed. 1 . 41. Royal Veteran Baltalion.—Csrain Yonne. fr:on half pay !id liarriaon. to be captain. t NI - Neill. who returns to in *timer Nil wition en the Retired 1.1,'. ....... _ lid, Royal'. titian thataiion.—Lient.-l'olnelMftepherson. 64)01 h+lll-pay iglit Foot, to be Heinen-Int- vdnnrl, f ire Nolo°. who returns to hi 4 former Nitration on the Retired List: Lieut. II `D(,nald. from half-pav Silt Ilarrison Batta lion. to be lieuteuant. ire Miller, hose rppolotturtit has not utkro 'dare. ilth Rot al % eteran Blt'ilion.—To Iw T.irittimanis—Llout. 4.1.0n7te. from half -1•:e) itlt Light Dragoon.. Tier Ntryooe, 1c..., returns to' his ft•rn.er Nitration on tl:e Retired List: Lien. tirifilths. from t l / 4 1(iarritton Battalion. tt.h Rot al etyma Battaliou.--Captain kitisley. front half ,. t Rot al Afriean Corps. to he captain, tier Evan. oho re t •b. his former situat;on on the Retired List. N! , %obi A•DI. w.—The promotion of Captain Fitzelarram. t` Cape Corp,, lu be dated 7... , 11 Februar), I tJ. iu,lrjd .• •_.:th Ma.. ISI9. C,•ttouissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Count of !Essen. West gssec Bird, gent. to be ensign. Union Legion Yeoun.inr‘. I wain finites, to be major. sire Allen. doesensal: J. Itirst, F:s4l. to hr captain. Tice Nee mail, resigned; Cornet Itobsirm, hi be lieutenant, tier nottiop, resigned; lbtnet Pollen, to be lieutenstut; Coroct Meier, tabs d tlut J. Coserdslo, gest, to be cornet. aril* Busse, remitted ; W. Collins, gent. to be ditto. %let Pollett. promoted ; W. Dobson. rept. to he suraeon. C, not.i.sion its thelbterligtmehlreßegiment of Militia. signed by the Lord Lieut - enant. .1 W Esq. to be ruptaio, Tice Roche. resirned. Coninti,•:Ln iu the Dorseshire Regiment of Slititia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. G Gould. gent. to be ensigle, Tire Harbin, resigned. B iNKRU stUrEKsgi)ED. P. Jay. Calendish, Suffolk. wuultapls•r. BANKRUPTS. T. and J. Perry, Reading, Herts, ironfounders, to itur render Jul) 3,4, end Aug. 6, at the Rear Inn, Beading. I•tcre3s, 111easrs. Riantly and Andrew.. Reading; maul M -sirs. Few and Co., Henrietta-street, Covent-garden. J. erseg. F:inpingham, Rutland. corn-dealer, July 6. 6, and Aug.& at the George and Talbot Inn. Melton Allowbra). Attornev 4. Mr. Bishop. Melton Mowbra) ; and Messrs. 4 evsin.ier anal llobne. New-inn. London. J. F. (hidden, and N. Wood. Gosport. ',Demers, July 7, S. and August J. at the Crown Inn. Gosport. Attorneys, . Alexander and llohne, New-Inn. London; and Mr. Crsiehshank, Gosport. E. Robbins and R. B. Mnrhall. Birmingham. merchants. J. h Ip, 11. and Aug. 6. at the Rol al lintel, Birmingham. Attorne)4. 'Messrs. Long and Austen. llolivorn-court,Gray's ins. London; and Mr. Palmer, Birmingham. R. Aston, Red Marley Wabltut, Worcester, corn and wool dealer, July 3. 4. and Aug. 5, at the Spa Hotel, Mouth Hinder. Gloucester. Attorneys, Mr. altecketi, Broad st•eet, Golden-square; and Mr. Matthews, Gloucester. J. Morley. Liverpool. hatter, July 17. IS, and Aug. 6, at the Golden Lion Inn. Liverpool. Attorneys, Nies'''. Lowea and Cowburn, Temple, London ; and Messrs. Leigh and Ron, Liverpool. T. Cassidy. Liverpool, feather-merchant. July IS. 14, and Aug. 6. at the °Mee of Messrs. Fordsham anal Taylor, King s t rent, Liverpool. A Sortie) s. Messrs. Adlington andOregory, Redford-row, London ; and Messrs. Fords's'''. and Taylor, Liverpool. W. Pettenger. Fleniconles, York. wood-turner. Juliet?, July 4. and August D; at the Mhip Tavern. ticuleostes. At torneys, Mr. Shaw, Ely-pine., Holborn, Loadoa; and Mr. M•elrel, Mil. 1 Crowson, Boston. Lincoln, innkeeper. July 7. 14. and Aug. 5, at the Dragon Inn, Boston. A tiornes s, Mr. Tuxforti, Bostoe ; and Menem. kodingten sad Hai. Temple. W. Walker. Wortley, Leeds, merchant, July 8,7, and August 6, at the Court-house, Leeds. Attorneys, Messrs. Pew aid Co. Henrietta-street, Covent-garden, London; and Mr. Blooms, Leeds. K. Woods. Havant, Southampton, groeer, July 7,8, and August 8, at the Dolphin, Havant. Attorneys, Mr. Min toils, Verlaine-buildings, dray's-inn, London ; and Mr. Miurbin. Portsea. C. W. Daniel, Bath, jeweller, July 7,8, and Aug. at Ile ehristopher Inn, Bath. Attorneys, Mr. F:aston,l,am belb-road, Soothe ark ; and Mr. Randolph, Bath. ' DIVIDE:NIPS. Jelly 17, 8. T. Harding, C. Oakes, and T. Witilegton, Taaworth, Warwlekshire, bankers. at the White Bart Inn, Hurton-upon-Treat ; 19, at the Castle Inn, Tamworth; 19, at the hag s Arms Inn; and 11, at the Woolpach bp, ./Ifts. mitegbam—July 17.0. Wrightson, jun. Maryport, Miser-• twitted, herring-merchant, at the Mass of W. Porter„ HO keeper, Maryport—U. Wrightson, sea. Mars port, Comber heed, herring-merehent, at the house of W. Porter, lenket7er, Maryport—Jely 19, T. Lloyd, Tibberton, Herefordshire., farmer. at the Commercial Hotel, Hereford—July 17, R. Forayer and R. Wylam. Neweastle-epon-Tyne, merehants, at the Turk's Head. Noweeellit-epen-Tyne—July pa, J. Mayhew, klippen-street, Reind-eriereoepholder, at lit gild ball--Jrl) 16, J. Harkness, Ailadgelmit. Woud-street; OW eboot, at a budrial—smires:W.lFll.hans. PwlikellXo l l B,- vonshire, draper. 0 Gelldledl, LaaidetP-4.1) IS, T.11%1 ler, Guildford, Barret', itoriaereleast, at Guildhall, . my 19. J. M , hattaatmfacharer, atria t ter lam, le. July 19, N. Broil*. 1 eke-street.l ' tine-masufacturer.atOsild all—July 111. . 'VW, W Gloweestershire. 'mer e,. at tbe Mita Hart lam. k—J 111 ) 9 0 , J. Wick red.lihrevribery. starch...maker. at the Lion len, Shrews cry --.Jaly 17. J. U. illeeleary, Osfordshi re. innholder. at e' Li Lion inn, ..—Jetly 18, J. Smith, gad J. Tilt STATESMAN. Vosyth. Pa:mess-street, flank. merchant*, at gulinall— July lb. IC Blakey, Bishop kloncktoo, Yorkshire, and W. • !AMA% at 'Guildhall, London—July IS, A. Elswi od. Chard. Sonser-atshire, mon.) -serhener, at the Angel Ina. Chard —July It,. J. Grant. Coleman-street, aterrhant, at thall—July E.Callinsott.Crooked 7 lina,oil-meremot, at Guildhall—July -el.. W. Fortier. Itabingitokr, I Ittaispsiaim, atage-eottoloproprieter. at Guildhall, London—Jul% 19. A. Anilerson, Phil of-late. merchant, at Guildhall—July IS, J. R. 11.11, Old kmad-street, ship and insurance-broker, at Gould:tall—Jul) lb, J. and J. P. kennel', Church-street, Westminster. army-agents. at Guildhall—M. and J Pegroie, Artiller -Wert, dealer., at Guildhall—P. E. Duyeluz, Site lane mentaat, at Gulidortil. CERTIFICATES—Jt D. Vox. High-strrot. Southwark. itittioner—W. Holt. jut:. Reeltdale, laiwaahlre, woollon-tnautifactorer—kr. Y ikon. Devkaw. W. and J. Shirlil . Shelton. Staffordshire, !tett .Brant, Litilingtor Mill. Sumerwtshire. 11. Itillin~e. Lherpool, atatiouer—M. and li. Ruse, Dow wereiwists. YIRTNERSIIIYA DISSOIA Arne and iVillis,liitiuston-upoo-Tha :nes. milliners—How ard and Jarvis. /Hindu ell. grocers—ltrinnt and Thick, Maud lint's -rents. Lower East Smithfield. heelw rights--Cunsitt and Lie. kinvttun-upon-11 , 111. inereleints—Pugh, 11)der. Junes and R. der. Hoed-lane, grocers—Messrs. Rosser'. Bs rtleti s. atterawl s—t orkburn and .11otolpb lane. dealers in it.mr—J. and S. ('own.. !lathiest', rag.- metchnnis—Shade and Barker, High-street. kiltadwell, to bareo-mannirelurers— Dresses and angle. Sheffield, brass litundises—Peaeuel.. llnnetteud, Parkin, and Hunter, hlickle ten. liorloire. manufacturers or tow-yarn—Mocatta and Nlomilla, sea. Neu littlck and Circuitry. Slieben. brick-makers—Chelton and Shama. Fi4liburn, Durham. brandy merchants—J. and T. Barrett. Leicester. hosiers-- Alaraliall. Campion. and Dale, Has es-r hart. Trituloy -street. provision is—G.agen and N. Shure. Pellierten-bridge Mills. millers—Flame} and time her. entip,iis der-mano tart urers—ftearlatt and PA.% arils. Fiph.-iterst-hill. provision-merchants—Mottos. Heaeltine. and Anson. London—Milne and Ikhytgek—l'roughtosi and Pnr Lea. Su dock-place. -road. allk-dyers—llarris and Linithosu, Dartmouth, Devonshire, bankers-11. and J. Prince, Grarerburelt-street, slupsellers—Anderson sad Great Toss er-st reel, 1)4,91-makers. AVERAGE PRIVIES rIV CORN FAG I AND A\nnA LEO. Erma the Returns re:eked in the weekending June IT. Itsgt.).—Wheal. 70s. 0.1.—R).. 4Ys. 1011.--lisrle:t. Wes. IM.—Reanm. 43m. 11.1.—Prag. 48s. Ikl.—Oat me•al. *U. TIM .‘serair Prin. of Bro% nor Mt...No Si•rnr, com puted from thr !tclunik 'mole in ilo• 'lie list ofJone. 1100, is eel.. of. isSIZES. HON, E l' iMT IT. l!orore Lord Chief .1 _ust.l cr J-10 UOTT aiul Mr. Baron 11'V00. itt:forikliire —Tut•sda,. July 11. at Wilford. F.-ox--31tordn. July I. at Chelmsford. Jul, 21. at ~lnid.iour. lugust 1. rt Loura. Surre)— Aloud'''. August 7. at Guildford. .Tamer ltadatati, a journeyman in the employ of Mr. %t hc des. ribed the over:viol' Alf dressing the leather. T:te in one part oL the process, was stretched will' great violence over a scraper, and in this opera tion it was impossible to avoid tearing off the stamp iehieh was affixed to the nto4otirol parts of the . skin. The hest workmen could not avoid it. The witness pro duced p hag fall of fragments with the duty stamp on. %%hick had been torn from the skins ntlavoidably, and which were, no doubt, belonging to a portion of the skins seised. 11:. Lovell, who had been a leather-dresser for 30 years, corroborated the testimony of the last witness. S. Ellis, :6 servant of the defi•ndant, was called to prove that Mr. Plater !weight all his goods of the lea ther factors. Mr. F. Duncan, Mr. D. Bligh, Mr. Shipton, and Mr. D. Stevens, respectable Leather factors, were called to prove th:it they supplied the defendant with leather in the fair and ret-ular way of trade. Mr. Morriss -!:to, on the part of the information, said, that the words of the Act of Parliament were peremptory. The Learned Counsel concluded by cults ',tenting at great length on the testimony adduced. The (*oral., after 'onor consideration, gave judg ment against the deleffilaot, and condemned the slits, with the exce!.tion ii 2 which were doubtful; but they militated the penalties to the sum of 104 They that if it had been proved that the obliteration of the, stamp was a mere mat er of accident, and not carelen , ss, the Court would only have condemned the sidas, and have forborne to indict any penalty. 11 EATER NA CJRIL IT. Before Mr. Ilard.n Gatti it and Mr. Justice Rt a not on. Southampton—Nli•vdtty. Jul! li. at the Ca.tle of 11 inctiester. Wilts !Catania). J-ly P: New Sarum. linnet - Tharmla. Jolt 2;. al 9orche...ter. De‘..n—Monday. July 31. at the Castle of Exeter. and County of r.sett-r—tiatne day, ■t the Guildhall, l'ori.w all -Mon•lay. August 7. ::t Rodmin. noinerset—Saturday. .Itigust 12 at the City of Wells. Cit% and Count 3 of Bristol -naturday, August 19, at tildla• hail, Bristol. MIDLAND t•{IRCCIT. Before Chief Baron Itii II %II ui and Mr. Baron Citaaow. Nortnamptunslaire- 2 1'uesday, July 11. at Northampton. Witlandshire—Fridav, July 14, ■t Osiham. Cit of Lincoln—Saturday. July 13. at the City of Lincoln. Lineulnabire--Same dat. at the I aatle of Lincoln. Toots of Nuttingliani--TOuraslay. July 20. at Nottingham. Nuttiu~ltatushire—Piano• day. at Nottingham. Darbyshire--Saturdu. July 22. at Dertt . Borusigh of Lcieester—Wedaearlay. July f.'9. at Leicester. Leicestershire —Same 1.1:t. at dm( made of Leicester. Coveutry— !Saturday, id) 29. at the City of Coventry. Warwickshire—Bane thy, at {Vara ick. NOL.FOLK CIR('UIT. Before Chief Justice I/ 4 LlhAt and Mr. Justice Ifoutorts. Ruckinuhamshire--Monda), Jul% It% at Ruclingl.am. liedfordshire—Thursda), July 13. at Redford. Iluntingdonshire—Saturday. July lA. at Huntingdon. ('alobridgeshirr •—Monde), Jul) li, et Cambridge. Rultolk— Thursilr.), Jul) YII, at Bury 141. Edmund's. Norfoll.--Mon.ln). Jul) 14. at the Castle of Norwich. Lily of Nur% Ich—Same day. at the Cuildhall of the said City. NORTH ERN C I CIT. More Mr. J usdee 11 t% Lb V anti Mr. Justice l'unu. City of York. and County of the same City—Saturday, July IS. at the Guildhall of the said City. Yorkshire-111e same day. at Ihr Castle of York. Durham—Monday. July .11. nt the Castle of Durham. Town of Newcastle -Nom -Ty ng, and County of the same Town—Saturday. Aughst 5, at the Guildhall of the said Town. Northumberland—Same day, at the Castle of Newcastle- upon-T)ne. Cumberland—Slturday, August it at the City of Carlisle. W e stmorland—Saturday, Augud 10. at Appleb y. I.aneashire--11 mlnesda), August 713, at the Castle of LIM. caster. [The Oxford Circuit appeared in our Paper of Friday last.] LAW INTELLIGENCE. BOARD OF RXCISE, Jvms 24. IMPORTANT DECISION TO LEATHER FACTORS AND OTHERS. Mr. Daniel Plater, au extensive leather-dresser and seUer, residing at No. 273, Bermondsey-street, was charged with having had in his possession 340 dressed sheep-skins without stamps upon them, against tee re gulations of the Act of the 47th of Geo. 111., whereby he had incarred a heavy penalty for every skin sis found in his possession. This was a guest' as to the liability of a sumeesse class of tradesmen to the operation of au Act of Par liament that auth,.rises ulbcers of the Excise to search the premises of certain branches of the leather trade, and seize skins found without stamps. Samuel Kidd, a Surveyor of the Excise, stated, that he went to the warehouse of Mr. Plater, in company with a brother officer, to search the premises for un stamped skins. Mr. Plater was for sometime in doubt as to the right of the Excise to search his remises. Upon the production of the warrant, however, be al lowed them to proceed. They were accompanied, during the whole day, in examining his stock, which consisted of nearly 12,000 skins, out of which they seized 54t4, with no stamp to denote that the duty had been paid upon them. by Mr. WILD, the Counsel for the defendant. There were 6t skins of the &ben which he was In doubt whether they had nut been stamped. 1 be stamps might sontetintes be erased by the operation of dressing, which was perforated by the defendant. These were nearly 3,000 endreseed skins. amongst which they only fund four withuat stamps. • Mr. WILD attempted to show that the construction put on the Act was Word and aafair. H called is behalf of the defendant, POLICE. : AI Aaiuoaor a 11-STa r ET.—Saturday afternoon, EtVi4 Nutram, irlio was ilescrilted as a half-pay officer, was brought Wore 11. M. Dyt:a, Esq., the sitting Magis trate, char;:ed with breaking the windows of Lady Anne ll.tmilton's house, in Krtnian-street, the present residence of her Majesty the Ooeen. In the course of Saturday interning clouds of people assembled opposite her Majesty's house, in expectatiot of seeing the I teputati. u who were to present the Ad dress which tilts toted on Thursday night in thr Ilonse of tionnoots. Ihe prisoner was observed forcing, it ith great difficulty, a passage through the crowd, till he got to the notate, No. •23: herr he paused a mo tueuf, and then (uparently discovering his mistake) he left the duiir, and went forward till he came to Lady flatniltim's. After regarding the house for a few nil ' mates, be uttered a loud exclamation, and threw a black ' thorn walking stick whirl, he held in his hand with / great force against the parlour window, by which he / shattered two or three squares of glass, and the stick entered the room and remained there. Immediately 1 the greatest twin:ion was observable in the crowd, rand a number of men, enraged at the outrage, were ' oven pressing forward to seise the delinquent. Lady `Anne Hamilton appeared at the window, and said something to the multitude, which was understood to be. that " no:te hut a manidc would commit so nu worthy an act, - but those words (clearly applied by 1 vasty of intercession for the prisoner), seemed to fail of the desired effect, and he was about to undergo the 1 ; snannary or 'sal of mob law, when Mr. Gall, a tailor., next • door, who is a constable in his own right, came up. and rescued him from their fifty. The persons • who saw the prisoner's conduct, declared at the watch-' house that he used very gross language towards the Queen, judging from the violence of his gestUre, and the words " NO Caroline," which he was hea-d to niter, but none of those persons attended before the Magistrate. The prisoner being called on for some explanation of his conduct, went into a long, rambling, and in coherent statement, by which it appeared, that in the year IStf9, he had been brought to this office and very illegally treated, as he conceived, an.l that he had never since iecrivcd justice from any quarter. Of all his Majesty's Ministers, and other exalted individuals, he professed to have a perfect knowledge, and fre quently spoke of Lord Sidumuth, and Mr. Capper, of . the Alien Office. He declined giving any definite ac count of himself: but some of the parish constables present, said they knew him as a troublesome charac ter, who was supposed to be at times under the in fluence of mental derangement. The Magistrate said, that as the persons who saw the behaviour of the man had declined to come for ward, and as the constable was unable of his own know ledge to swear to the facts, he was bound to discharge the prisoner. He was accordingly discharged with a suitable ad monition. lie appeared between 10 and 50 years of age. FEN tLi INTREPIDITT.—About a week ago, a very large fox found his way into a here, on the farm of Stockholm, parish of Johnstone, attracted, no doubt, by the smell of what Thomson calls the " feathered people.' Among the rest, a poor goose sat quietly in a corner, dutifully hatchiug her eggs; and on her the brindled felon immediately darted, with all the ferocity of his species. But the goose, in her turn, set up one of those classical cries by which her ancestors saved the lawn Capitol, and being joiped, in fall chorus, by the whole roost, the wise soon bokamie so loud as to awaken the people of the house. The first person, however, that reached the byre was a female, who, although un attended and only half-dressed, had the courage to seize the fox by the throat. Bat this, as she soon found was a deed of no common daring; Reynard, in his struggles for liberty, gave ample proof that he could scratch as well as bite I and by the time assistance was procured, it was found necessary to dash oat his brains, to save the hand of the fair conqueror from being literally turn in pieces. A CAUTION To SORTANTI.—On Thursday evening last, between the bourse( lee tad eleven, Mr. Ilarehell's house, in Queenmplare. was emceed. through the neg. firms of the cook, who west to a shop in the 'Nigh boarhood, leaving the arts gate unlocked. Two ruf flans made their way into the kitchen : one of them in stantly seized with one band both the hands of the only servant then in the kitchen, while be, with the other, prevented her from giving the alarm, by closing her swath. His comrade matched the cook's watch, which scan suspended ever dm dresser, saying " Cook, I have get what I wanted, some Moo Wises the released woman's cries were en • e .asl to alarm Mr. Harebell and his eldest eon, the was in his study, the latter dressim for a party In hls bed-room on the wool door. They came instantly armed, the one with a hammer, the other with a poker, to the woman's aid, bat not hs time to pretest the elapse the villains, not withstanding the windows sonfessed to the cook he saw two men wasing up the area steps, and this must have been after the ewe sAO repeatedly vociferated " stop thief, they have stole the cook's watch." • 4. 4 Huffer White, who was executed six or tight beery ago fur some one of his numerous offenses, had, ss H qnently to the rubbery of the Paisley Bank, bee, cei. • cerned in the robbery of the Leeds Mail. In a ha, ic a' Post Office eilvertiseruent in the year 1, 4 13, whi c h g. feted a reward fur his apprehension, the followirg h i • ' part of the di scriptiun of his appearance and w ill ; t u res : " Hutrey White is a native of London, Lv trade a cabinet-maker, about thirty-five or thirty-sii ye i , age, of good appearance, &c. He hail feruserry , some years on board the hulks, and returned absaak rears since. About four years ago lie was cow l '. convicted at the Old Bailey. and ordered to be tra' ed for life, but afterwards made his es cape. I : twelve months after this conviction be was an • at Stockport, and tried and convicted at Cites:yr As s i iii for i thisat:einm.ia i d e ed s ie cape atifi , itye a r n wp d raorie s cts s p lits e nt Lack to London ckbed s theutil n t pd h oa e ins l i t ei u lyy lk t s .t , thii L tro u n :s 1 and 1. e 471, ai Edinburgh, in post-cliai sea ; and, in two or three j, • a ft er his arrival, was apprehended in Stirrer, sad big 4 and convicted at Kingston Lent Assizes, 1r.51 . 1, for 14 1 at large, and was sent to the hulks. From theses h e again escaped, and has since been in the coanties Cambridge, Huntingdon, and Northampt on , p I the name of Wallis, until the rubbery of the Leegis tteit on the 26th of October last. It is nut known whore l w wards, as B il arstabsintirtsietieint thou excepttelf:o i r i t ‘ n i t o I r r 0 ha t tlifihraeet Hatt. i s a i t ere i:rn suitli e ne Med roia ß tiy j a i a t l uto ;: .tas t i li given ela sisrl a wpt Inn, in liirininAarn, on Sunday, the 24th of Ja nwrs last, and proceeded the nett day, in twill any with Pn. ben Brady, otherwise calk (Oxford Bob, t o the ben tuail, to 11'ulvrrhampton, beaded, cud ►►'bite tofu the opportun ity the coarlp, anti has not since been beard of." B l i At his house in Park-srrei.t7l i l i rnsvenor-sincre. the Ludy of the lion. William Cust, M.P. of a daughter. 111.11tRIED. At Klisfabns-eastie, the seat of the Right lion . Lord Cr.,, eisTeeeday last, John if rant. Esq. of Kilgraston, to the Ilea .1 : 1 1 ' / 16 11 :e: Se. °11 111 I da le si rt r f i o li r e d r liteeet.Ms % Minaret Dray, his Lordship I— - - - - - • On Fridav Inst. at her s o n i? , l fair. Mrs. Bonham. relict of F. W. tiot.hain. Esq. "ad ' id e a ,laughter of the late Don. Mrs. Derbi:rt, of Rutlaad-sqaare, Yesterday. at his house, at the 1)181, lionsington, James Mears, FAA]. peed 70. On the ;th instant, the wife of T. B. Leocsrd, Esq. of Parliament-street, Westminster. .• What slight Riegle, t u ;121 iris ial faults destroy '• The hardiest free. !' ESSR S. C t RRIE .1 nil CO. having devoted this. 1 selves to the stud:. of, and been ;retitled sy the mmt eon-ids-rabic practice iu those branches of the profemba which they thought proper to 'select, trust, that atter easy years residence in this metropolis, their talents are se well known. and their reputation AO fully estahlished, that no ape. is requisite fur their deviation from the regular ntodeof prih kV. It may he proper to state. that their Medical lids ca:i9o has been of the first class; that they are Members"( the Royal Colleges of London and Edinburgh; sod as satio factory es idences of the troth •1 this statement, their diple- Boas and testimonials may be seen at their Meuse, No. 101, liattuit-garden• where the, may be consulted with their's% est secrecy and hostler by patients of either sex, of ig any of the follow ing complaints :-1. The Venereal Di - fur which they base discuiered a remedy, which is a. complete substitute fur mercury in the cure of bet has also the adraetage of eradicating the disorder oat debilitating the sonstltutios•-it. le eases of Nemmi Debility and Vascular Relaxation, whether produced bye" %Wel excesses, b‘ the isnioderate enjoyments of maid pleasures, or by solitary sensuality. where " The vigour sinks. the habit melts away, The cheerful, pure, and animated bloom Dies front the face, with squalid atrophy Devour'd. In sallow melancholy clad:" Messrs. Currie and lb. are in possession of a Mold* that stands unrivalled for its superior efficacy, in giv ing lean to every muscular fibre of the patient, restoring his mind spirits, and re-establishing his igour, without inlaabg constitution, and thus exposing him to the delvers of a Its lapse.-3. In Strictures ofthel: rethra,klesars.Oneriemodts.'s plan of treatment has so far surpassed every other NNW o f cure, that they have excited the nstunishuiont and qv* bation of the most distinguished Surgeons, by en , e-Wm&B three weeks, cures which defied all the resources of Oa skill. In the cure of any of these complaints their palish will be treated with the greatest skill and solicitude. fee required is the saint- as that of regular practitioner. Patients in the country are requested to state parricidtw of their case. age, and mode of living, enclosing a Barks( England Note, when the necessary medicines and adhesion be sent to any part of the a orld.-No. 107, Hatton-garde. --- Searffer fie AlOde. _Atelier is re. The treatment mild-the ctfre effect's]. ACANDID Examination of Professional Preemie* Is only to be feared by those who are conscious of it Impressed at an early period of our professional emit with the importance of a more minute attention to a Glean diseases peculiarly affecting the grander operstioas of Na- ture, we boldly deviated from what was held to be slaissl orthodoxy ; attacked the vaunting; of ea se, sad, bye` feeling its vile purposes, consider ourselves jolty sails* to that approbation and patronage which. fur twisty rm. have rewarded our successful and devoted studies. lbS estimation of our enlightened brethren,who frequesdy to oar opinion. is an additional gratiliestioa to oar i gt . while our authority from the College itself, oreegliosesd se it is by the most enthusiastic testimonials of Weld sr: Professor in the British Metropolis, mt;t es e pe r: t rel sanetity of our flame from envy or ads The impetuosity of youth, or the mouseelloi "rut a ll. ' tion in the unhorse man, often lead to the am a a caa• Meats disease happ), therelbre, may the ori/1.W.,! be caned, whose au me be alleviated by a care; and even in the more advanced stages. amstler i r_. by nuderoes symptoms, we can Illustrate ear essetelloo h i rendering the treatment mild, the care effsettals Every organic ehange, or flinctional dental to the geserative reosonsy, falls moan, woo' province, and will yield to oar attentiois. AMON th." diseases of the urethra. weakness. and coneltatiesel ments,•of however long duration. Instead Thec o h r b ild :i f n i g nan e l ha tlea us et sed ay by nervous e e re s s s t o o s re s de dto bi t li ppetVooL ty:_ho ia 4 l.4l eulate the manlier proof of vigorous impalas. . 11 !,,......"" g i b an advertisumeat d• not allow the damiseado jam's. but they are amply detailed la a Work w e lvt_77 liaised, called " Sighs of Life." the 1149 .1 s id e w accompanied with ea increasing practise, sae di g proofs of oar gessoes! utility. The Hoot era be ••=c ; Paternoster -row; SS. Pall-M all ; 41. Pireadilly ; ino street, hobo; 174, sad V, Fleet-street; ar ot 111 "" r sellers. poigosal bY lb° gag. No diseases see 611,1111 greet*? , than those occasioned his he reissue: on! _- ros o eases of tOosoltodo• of avoids! le No fossor more dooloobloo Iholi whom in elms oolooton a 4 thusldoo the w Is teros ploeod. ar ri onart llNFoolot isi rlianbie siiheera mer eseroi ll inmswor to Wire slOolillr dot trilossol. c losiug a rmaiMeamo 4tv omolokto sad 81 / 1114 forwarded to any part Of Use met ease wedok. M.ll. tea. 11, ionetWi lls6 Fleet-street.-4 irritate door 'rod th „.„.. 1 0a.a .„.., 451 0,111e • o* Lewin B a wd. p g i sio g .sa d prdoi 114 c : ts , = o. " The Illrairasoasi" sal .. s PoPer). No•AD A• by B. 'Want *4%; soaks boas. Oran. Lu an retooled •W. . • • • • . • I I