The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-05-29 00:00:00

A M'C,ltet "g l4o,: zi) atilt e.7.41d LONDON, MONDAY, MA Mlllan. Y 29, 1820. \O. 4729. TtiF:ITRI•: ROYAL. COVENT-I; IRDEN. it n. MACS:HAM has the honour .. f announcing Ai to his Fr;e.td.4 and the Public. that FRIDAY, June the WI. imiint.,l fee his NIG WI% *hen oill be aeted th e Trine I:. At KIND LEAR. front the 0211GINAL MT of tenii.e.ire Other be sporise,t in future nthertisc rent.i. Ti t teo• •uvl Places In, he hail 4.. f Mr. Rrindon. at the Box -05,.t. ml 4 Mr. Meereedy, No. 1101. Herners-street. i.oNDuN, LFITH, RDINHURMI. AND ULASGOW SHIPPING COMPANY. , 111:1/1r. intertits of the EDINnl'aU:l and LEtTH, an d Lissy'/an. tizievw. and Lavin SHIPPING t.acs, b.ing now united. try the formation o f a sew co . , T l f r m. wooer th‘t Firm of the LONI/ON. LEITH. RHIN -1:t..11, awl ttLANGGIV SHIPPING COMPANY; the I.l:ter Coleyna) tetra seleeiad n compet.mt number of the inrgesl tan hest npyointed Smacks to c.rry on the London and Leith Trestle, in a superior style to what has ever yet ante pled. Sys goy Onaptes's P nacks.which, in point of aecomoo datioa f,t p aiscAg ege. ao l ;ri general ertmlyn ”nt. cannot be seryassvd. will in now sail ' , lr. Aarly Tun L TINES %-WERIC II • w 'en I.rnjon and Leith. viz. front the Leith and Glasgow tt..srt ticrmerly Glasgow Wharf), London, every Sunday, T te.d2). and Toorsdny; and from th:t Lower Draw-Bridge, every Tuesday. Thursday. slid Saturday. and will tints firma n more frequent communication between these Ports thin has hitherto been offered by any Shipping Company. Tote e-tiblisluacal formed by the Edinburgh, Glasgow. an I Lein' MI lipping Company. for the more speedy and re gular. couveysece of Goods between Leith. Glasgow. and tireeshek, will be continued by this Company. Their Tug Markt/ daily bet woondiasgnm and Leith, and every Wednesday sal Sntordsy between I.efth and Greenock ; and from two stemn-boats hemp. tow engaged on the Forth for tutting tbewo, greater certainty and dispatch may be de yendrd on. The smaller sized Smacks. wit:oh. from this new arrnnge meat, will not he employed in the Lou , !•411 . 1 . 11111e, will be int meitalrlY PO into th- Trade between Belfast and Greenock ; hetwren which ports tbt y will sail regularly every Thursday, lithAlutr full or not, on ilte same system as followed by the Smacks in the London and Leith Trade, and if encourage ment is ;riven. greater frenuency of sailing will be adopted. Tne accommodation which these vessels po for pitmen yrs. f!ts • nulling. are already generally known. By these means P. most complete chain of communication is fanned between London, 110-'hh, the west of Scotland, and inttla of Ireland. whial. It is hoped, will afford great ad untages sad fn.eilities to the Public, particularly as goods lona the extreme points of it will be in the charge of the same Company throughout, who will tranship them with the ut most care sal attention, and will undertake the delivery of these at s "zed rate, which shall include all charges and ex poses. The alrectort of this Company ire determined that every poet of them establishments shall be conducted with the st•osacearat7 and activity. so that every attention to pas s Mali sad dispatch In torwirding Goods may be relied on, rml they earnestfy solicit the patronage and support of the Fublie. OGILVIE, ( Rit'llTON. and WALKER, Managers at Leith and London. Lemke. Leith, Edinburgh. anal Glasgow flb;ppiag Company's Office, Leith, 90th May, 14/0. aftaiTs, abla•Caall. soeini mmtn, wurfaviree, uis sad Glasgow Wharf, LoMon. and HENDERSON. 9D, High-street. lA/ROE STRA('H.iN Rank-street. HMG ti. MACLF.AN. 74, Prince's-street. WI (Jolt M CRICHTON, 61/, Queen-street, Glasgow, Agent f. r Company's Vessels. 7011 N ACF AR LANE, Brunswick -street, Glasgow, Agent for Lind Carriage Goods for London Smacks. ROBERT SANDERSON, Agent, Gratmock. ) 4 NO RISK *—MONEY RETURNED IF A BLANK! NEXT TIIVRFIDIV. . EVERT TYCRET or SHARE bought between the ISth of Mn, and Ist of June. if Drawn on Thursday. tie Ist of June. whether a Blank or Prize. may be ex 'lmaged. free of expense, for an Uodrawn Ticket or for an Undrirsu Share, or the PurrYice Money will he returnc.,i. If A r..quifed. And the Holder of every Ticket or Share (bought ' a aforesaid). if not. Drawn nn Tlmrsday. the Ist of June. ae” receive the Purchase 21.•nev back for such Uodrawn 1 Aeg,or Shore. if the Stifle be demanded on or before I%w in). tlic 13th of June; therefore, whoever buys before the Ist AfJune, tIAV GAIN. AND CANNOT Lot,. State of the Wheel.--Only Two Days More. 4 ..... ...Prises of 134.060 4 1.01X) 4 3OO ao 400 & 300 le. le. nialiag, in Money and Consols, 63 Capitals yet Undra wn. Warrslted Undraan Tickets and Slates ere selling by (. t 4 lot 1. the Contractor, No. 19, Cornhlll, and I*, Oxford -1 a r•rt. I.ladon. who shared and sold. in the last few months, 2 11 1 :7 6 ...... •• • • .t 30.01.10 7.003 ....... .1'6.000 31.000 3,126 3,000 1.21.1. 90.100 &c. &c. c*a^ot.t shared and sold Four Capital Prizes that were drawn the First Day, 37th Aril. - -- SATURDAY. MAY 27. THE Contractors for the present Lottery respect- Icily acquaint the Public, that they are under the ne eos;ity of limiting the qulntlty to be sold to any one person t`e:ween This Day and THURSDAY NEXT. the Ist June, IA sine Wnole Ticket. or the amount of One Ticket in Shares. Trey 're compelled to adopt this regulation by the very I wte lad unprecedented demand for Tic;.ets (in hundreds) emir upon them by individuals. in consequence of their nffe. to cCiIIitANTV? THE IN:11i14. - PROW RISK the next day of Ditwii.y. by returning the 111:wicy for flanks. small Prizes. k* I• was the particular object of the Contractors that this et:patter should he enjoyed by the Pt RIAC AT LARGE, and • e , eri•ssed by a few monied men, which must have been tie ease if they I.ad compiled with the orders they had re eris-d. Even with the mode now adopted, it is almost cer tor Saw tie whole will be disposed of by Tuesday evening. T e Contractors introit that this owlet , may not he taken as P e vn their parts to remind or evade their offer ; and if PnT persons world, by delay. be disappointed in obtaining ▪ Tlelset or Shore for the next day's Drawing. it will arise on from the fart of all the Tickets for sale being disposed of. - - CATON. ON INDIO ESTION. SCROFULA. ERUPTIVE DISEASES OF THE FACE AND SKIN. &c. This day was published. price b. A Til E.11 . 18E ON INDIOESTItiN, being an - quay into the Diseases arising and connected with le. P•mctions of the Stomach. with Remarks on the Liver. i's inflame* on the tlairtrie System ; to whims are Fro' s.— Demirel Observations on Serofulous and Cats -imvs Dilater% interspersed with select Prescriptions. By T. M. CATON. Surgeon. No iJ . Stenliupe-stritet. Newcastle -street. Strand. late Of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas and (holes. Pot' , ink %Wire' end Literary. on Nsavoca. 11 % rorw , iNvianti.. sad llTsTatin at . DISKA!IaII to whirl I '. ;•'-nxed tatioisa on Diseases of the Mind, :Si . t i e . Printed for Sherwood sad Co.. 40. P .ternevter-row ; ;S. Lot a trii-street; and C. Chspple, 1 0 , -itkri. Whe re ma) be had. latex ON FLltallt Distaste, price i. Id. " The Cau.le for whirh HAMPDbN fell in the Field, Med SYDNEY died on the Scaffold!" CfIeKAORE CI DER, Ss, lid. per dorm—This delicious Cider may be had either still. or is the highest sparkling condition, as alm‘e mentioned by the dozen ; or in pipes. half-pipes. or quarter-pipes. *e►d. per gallon, by applying to Messrs. TiioMAS anti RICO %H 1) ABHOT INC No. 10, Skinner-street, 'or UV. I/shod-street ; or by application to auy of their Agents in the environs of London. and other parts of the Country. Pl.* no:. Fine old Sherr y , Pale or Brown, - 80.%,‘ Pert . - SN OW Red Pon!ac - Ytis. Cape Madeira - - lik.tu Zll. And also 0,000 dozen of fine Crtenett Port Wines, from two to the ears in bin. in. Entire Mons, at Ws. per dozen. rtic II SILKS at little re than lialt-prire.—ln cutisetptenee of Cie very great depression trade. the following Articles have been bought for rash at little more than half their value, and are now selling at the vet.) small advance of Is, in the pm udupon the cosi price: Sick stripes: and checked Sarsnet. tfs. fht. t.. 41, per yard. usual price Ss. (U. to he. 64. 2 e good hill, Dresses. ex tra length. Iles. lid. each; Italien (Tithes. the iinest made• per yard ; rich White Satins,' ;hi. ltd. worth Ss. Ill.; beautiful White Damask Scarf's, Its. Cd. each; also Du capes, tiros de Naples. Par is Cords. lorawines. new dowered Sarsnets and Satins, Damask Spri•zgeil time.. rich Popilos. Lustres, and every new still fashhevible Article in the Silk 31ercery that is made. cqunll.. chiral*. A. SHEARS, Bedford-House, so. 11 , Henrietta-street. Covent-garden. An immense Stork of the moat superb India Imitation Scarfs and Shawls, from Two to Twenty (injures each. Just published, price Si., in boards, SPEI:I3IENS S'ISTIRMA IIC NIISRULE ; or iinmetese Sums manually expended In upholding a sinxle Imposture ; Discus eries of the highest importance to all Mankind smothere.l: and Injustice perpetrated for Rea sons of State : from (Arial Proceedings and Its respondence of the Ministers of the Crown, the Prit y Conceit, the Hoard of Trade. the Lesent Company, &c. &v. and Reports of Committees of the Rouse of t'ommon4, and of !he I.'nflege of Physicians. during an Investigation prittr3eled for a period of nearly Four Years; illus:ratite of the real remote cause of all the Diatresses of the Nation, and of tnrir sole elleient Remedy. •• Something Is rotten in the State of Denmark." Ilme!et, .let I. heene tv. Ry CII tit LES MAI LEAN, M. D. London : Sold by T. Doqty, :29/ Str.ind, and all other Booksetirra. Royal York Rangers, to be quartermaster, vice Tyrrel, who exchanges. 711 d Ditto. —Ensign Rainsford. from half-pay 06th Foot, to be cosign, vice Hurst, who exchanges. Sid Ditto.--Bargeon Todd, 11.1). from halt-pay 32d Foot, to be surgeon, vice Punahon, who exchanges. ed West India Regiment, Captain Hell, from half-pay 96th Foot, to be captain, vice Mint) re, appointed to the vki Roy al Veteran Battalion. Bursar.—Major Hodson, of the East India Company's Service, to be lieutenant-colonel in the Island of Mt. Helena, as vriii as at and to the eastward of the Cape of Good Hope. llosrmat. STAFV.—Dr. Hume, from half-pay, to be In ivettor of hospitals. CommOrsion in the Shropshire Regiment of Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the county of Salop. T. ha . Ivy, Esq. to be major, vier !Jetfoil. deceased. Commission in the Warwick Regina,. Militia. signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the county of Warwick. John Moody Siren, gent. to be ensign. COmel 641011 ID the Nottinghamshire Regiment of Militia, or "loyal Sherwood Foresters. signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the county of Nottingham. Thomas Patterson, gent. to be ensign. Commissions signed by the Vice-Lieutenant of the North Riding of the county of York. R. Flounders, Esq, to be deputy-lieutenant—J. Farrell, Esq. to 1w ditto. Richmond Forester Yeomanry Cavalry.—T. Charge, Esq. to be twptaiu.—T. S. Walton, gent. to be lieutenant, lice Charge. RINKRUPTCIE4 SUPERSEDED. J. Briggs, elier,tow, Monmouth, hoolopeller. Bennett, Leman-street, Goodman's-fields, shoe-ma nufacturer. BANKRUPTS. ....... _ _ S. Sadler, Birmingham, pump-maker, to surrender June 21, 22, and July S. at the Swan Hotel, Birmingham. At torneys, M Egerton and Co. Gray's-inn-square, Lon don; and Messrs. Spurrier and Inglehy, , Birmingham. T. Pretty. Tipton. Stafford. inm-manufacturer, June 21, 1:2, sad July 8, at the Swan Hotel, Birmingham. Attorneys. Messrs. Egerton and Co. tiray's-inu-square. London; and Messrs. Spurrier and Ingleby, Birmingham. 0. Sine Bristol, cabinet. maker. June 3. S. and July ft, at the Hummer Tamen', Bristol. Attorneys. Messrs. Ad newton and Gregory, Bedford-row, London; and Mr. Ha% nes, Bristol. J. Marlton. Stroud. Gloucestershire. engineer. June It, 13, and July S. at the i.mee of Messrs. Bowyers, Gloucester. Attorneys. Mr. Bowyer. Cook's-court. Carey-street, Lon don; and Messrs. Bowlers. Gloucester. T. Gibbons, jun. Westhury-upon-Severe, Gloucester, master mariner, June 12, IS, and July 5, at the nMee of Messrs. Bony ers, Gloucester. Attorneys, Mr. Bowyer, Cook's-noun, Carey-street, Loudon; and Messrs. Bowyers, Gloucester. G. kvo,,d, Gloucester, marble-mason. June 12, 13, and July N. at the of ire of ;Messrs. Howlers. Gloucester. Attor neys, Messrs. Dawson and Co. Saville-place, London; and Nir. Bird. Kidderminster. M. Nathan and A. Abrams. Old-street, Middlesex. tallow chandlers. June 3, 17. and July S. at liuildhall. Attorneys. 'essrs. Rogers and Son. Manchester-bulldings. tiledstoo, South Hlyth. Northumberland, hotelier. June 14, 13. and July 5, at the Commercial Hotel, North shields. lays, Messrs. Mitchell and !mane's, Man-court, Corn roodon ; and Mr. ('ockerill, North Shields. . Iltdcc. Doncaster, silk-mercer, June I, 2, null July S. at the Mail Coach Inn, Doncaster. .11torneys. Messrs, WaUtlns and Lincoln's-inn, London ; and Mr. Ma terworth, Doncaster. 1). Chaplin. Hari chill. Hutton., msitsicr, June 13. 14. and July S at the Hell Inn, Haverhill. Attorneys, Mr. Burlchrh. Hsi thorn-hall. Es,es.; and Mr. Tay lot., Julin-atzeet, Bed ford -tow, London. FROM SATUIUI.4I"S LONDOS G.IZEJTE. FOREIGN-OFFICE, MA Y 1(1. The King has been pleased to appoint th'• lion. Frederick Cathcart to be Secretor, to his Nisje,!)'4 Embassy at the Court of his Majests Vie Emperor ut Att the Ittissias. MAT V. Idslo.—The King has been pleased to appoint Edward Cromwell Disbrowe. F.sq. to reside as his 'Majesty's Secretary of Legation al the seat of lio%ernmeut of the Confederated States of the Swiss Custom:. CROWN-OFFICE, MAY 27, I'2fl. NIMBUS *ITCI%tD 10 MIMI IN THIS PlttsliNT PASILIA• _AgrNT. Plemmigt of Orfried—isammtatt Alexander 11•Alagliten. Esq. In the room of Hoare 14.1iitonr, Esq.. 'Alin bring chrism) • Burgess for the borough nt Orford. and also a Burgess for the borough of Lisburne. bath made his election to ,ertc fur the said borough of Lisburne. Borough of Tasistocl—The Right Hen. flitch Fortescite. commonk called Lord Viwonnt Ehringi,•n. in the tools: of John Nicholas Fazalierly. Esq.. whir L.ss arerlited the Chit tera Hundreds. Borough of Applehy—Thomas (*reeves., of No. 3, Upper Cadogan-place. in the county of Middlesex. Esq. in the room of the Right lion. George T:erney, who being c:*oseu a Burgess fur the herutigh of Appleby, and also a threes% for the borough of linsre , borougn, bath eti:e his eleetidik o to serve for the said borough of Knarcsborough. WHITEHA 1.1., MAv 411, IMO. Forasmuch as the Kings and Queens of this Realm have been wont. in einstetupieb it of their Coronation-, to roofer the insignia of the Order of tie. liath nu divers of their loan* subjects. mud by the roles established for the regulation of the said Order, certain ihnimtions of the number and qualifi cations of Knight; Grand ('ros-e, and Knights l'ommanders of the said Order are laid dun n, the King is plimsed to dispense on the present ocemiou with the slid limitation, and qualifications, so far as to deelare and appoint, as his Majesty cloth hereby &flare and appoiiii, that General William Earl Ilareourt, Admiral WAtjamin Cabla cll. Admiral Richard Rodney Hligh. • General Sir henry Johnsen:. Hart. General Henry Earl of Milgrim.. Admiral Sir Charles Henry Knowles. Bart. Admiral the Hon. Thomas PaLedhaut, General George Lord Harris. General Sir Baaastre Tarte:on. Rm.% General Sir George Ilewett. Hart. General George Don, General James Earl of Rosslvn. General George Lord Gordon (commonly called Marquis of Hantly), Lieuteoant-General Charles Cranftird, Lieutenant-General Sir Hildebrand Oakes, Bart. The Right Hon. Charles Long, and The Right lion. Charles Silent. shall he extra Knights Grand Crosses of the Most ilononr able Order of the (lath. •nd shall hold mill enjoy all titles, privileges. immnnities. rights, and wisnotwees, %stitch the Knights Grand Crosses of the said Order ma) lawfully hold and enjoy; and that Admiral Sir Henry Trollope. Knt. Admiral Henry D'Esterre Darby, Vice-Admiral John %Veils, Vice-Admiral lienry Nieholls. Captain Sir Robert Harlow, KM., and Captain the lion. sir George Gre). hart. shall be Knights Commanders of the said Most Honourable Order: and his Majesty is (nether pleased to declare. that the said Extra Knights Grand Grosses shall, in all Chapters of the Order and other solemnities, rank after the regular Knights Grand Crosses now existing. and before any regular Knights Grand Crosses hereafter to bs' made, sod shall, among themselves, rank in the order in Is hicii their names are berelnbefore enumerated : and that on the death of say one of the said Extra Knights Grand Crosses, the vacancy thereby created shall not be tilled up. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War Office. May atl, Ito O. Sd Regiment of Dragoon tionirds.—Capt. St/very. front . 115th Foot, to be captain. lice Stewart. who exchanges. ftd Regiment of Dragoons.—Capt. Nl:mkt-ogle. frnm half pay Bed Foot. to be captain. vice Hon. Frederick Cathcart. who exchanges, receiving the dllieronee betweca a full-pay Troop and a full-pay Cf =pony. 4th Regiment of F. ot.—tierjcant-)lajor Kelly, to he adjutant, with the ran► of assig.s, vice tinhorn, who resigns the adjutantcy only. 4.3ti1 Di tto,—Captain Stewart. from the ad Dragoon Gus rds, to be captain, vice Striteev. alto axe'tangei. 60th Ditto.—Lient.Mulier ;n be captain, without pnrehasr, vice Rowers, deceased.—Faasign . Bartirtt to be lirutenaat. vice Moller.—A. M. J. Durnford, gent., to be eusign, vice Bartlett. 61st Ditto.—Quartermaster Clarke, from btalf-pay of the DIVIDENDS. June IL T. Deaken and T. Dyer, Birmingham. dealers and ehspmcn, at the Shakespeare Tavern. Birmingham— Jiver 19. Susanna Farley and R. Dodd. Milton next Sitting borne. Kent, Ito) men, at the (1 nildhall. ranterhur) —June 17, It. Bentley. White Horse-yard, Drury-lane. woollen-draper. Guildhall—June 17,J. Glenny, Red Lion-street, Clerl,en felt,, watch-case-maker, at Guildhall—June 20, J. Beckett and J. Roberts, Sliver-street. Wood-street, Blackwell-hall factors, at Guildhall—June 20. M. B. Schlesinger, Church road. Clettleues-lane, Lombard-street, indigu-inerehaat, at Uaildhall•—June 17. J.Prebble. jun. Bow. at Onildhall—May 30, G. I lardlsty and J. Cowing. Redford mart. Covent-garden, woollen-drapers. at Guildhall—Jane 31, J. Grant and P. Grant, Cotetaan-street, merchants, at Gl:Whitt—June 27. H. W ickwar and J. W irk . vs sr. Colthropt Mill-, Newbury, peper-makers. at Guildhall, London—Jour 17, A. E. Berg. Mt. Paul's Chitral-yard, merchant, at Guild- Ivan—June 27, W. Bolton. Bury-st.. Westminster, plumber, at Guildhall—June 17. T. Ball. Keyford, Somersetshire. wooleaph r, at the Ueotote lan, Prover Setwood—Junell W. Wallace. Worlintrton, Cumberland, ship-carpenter, at the horse of Bemis Edkin, Workington—June 22. J. Oates. Grionstone. Norfolk, firmer. at the Guildhall, King's !Alin —June 20. S. Pletcher. Doncaster, haberdasher, at the Dog and Duck Tavern, Bull--June 24, W. Cooke, Birmingham. merchant. at the Shakespeare Tavern, Birmingham—June 19, T. Satterthwaite, Liverpool. merebent, at the George Inn, Liverpool—July 8, J. Burleigh. Bristol, bress-fosinder, at the Commercial Rooms. Bristol—June Ift. Plekstork. Shrewsbury. mercer and draper. at the Lion inn,l4hrewsbury —June 17. C. Hunt, Mark-lane, vs hie-turn:haul at Guildhall —June 94,W. Coleman, Gosport. baker, et the Crown Inn, Gosport—Jim'. 20. J. Wilkinson. Applcdore. Kent. miller, it Guildhall—Junk ilk J. 11. Cruncher. Great Alie-street, Goodman's-Arida, spirit and beer merchant, at Guildhall— June 10. T. Smith. Chepstow. Monmouthshire, cabinet uva:er, at the New Passage House. lienboury , filoweeqer pikire—May SO, W. Sennott. Bowling Ureer.-lane, Clerken well. scavenger, at Guildhall—June %ilk W. 11. Baldwin. Liverpool, merchant, at the George Inn. Liverpool. CERTIFICATES—J use 17. J. Watson. Iludrlera eld, Yorkshire. mete:vant—J. Mil ler. Burlington Arcade, Piccadilly, bookseVer-11. Kea ristniek, jun. Liverpool. bread-baker—J. liolroyd, Yoriolvire. calico-manufacturer—J. Wood sod J. Wood. Titurima, rlers and stuff-merchants—J. Pviltartol. Manchester, moiler and harness-maker—W. Pell, fir-at East-cheap. chessikt—G. Innoeent. Nottingham. tinker - J. Austin, A Wersgate-street. corn-dealer—A. kelty, Cullonade, Pall-mail, jeweller and silversmith. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. _ J. and W. Pike, New Sarum, provision merebants—Smyth and ! . day Liverpool, surgeons—J. and R. Worswiek and Wainwright, firadhuns. engravers to ralieo-printers—Wbite and Murdoch, Makin°, Emus. lime-burners—ilareonrt and Strain', Bermondsey, leather-dressers—Fawkes and Jonan Okideld, Gloucester—E. and A. A. Mann, Cline), Bucking hatrshlre, lace-dealers—T. and W. Pagdin. Worksop, Not tingham, inaltaters--Rmitb and Asprey, Britton-street, Ha nover-eq., goldsmiths—Hamilton, jan. and \l•Farlane, Glas gow, drysalters—Meek and Matson. Knaresbornugb, linen merchants— Appleyn rd see. and jun.. Wright. Ilrewry, I)on kin. and Brittaby, Kingston-upon-Hall. sblp•bnilders—Ren shaw and Owens, Liverpool, coopers—Musgeridge and An sel!, Carghalton. paper-manufacturers—T. and J. Turner, Godley. Chester, cotton-spinners—florin and Turner, Great Hermitage-street, Aliddleset. coopers. AVERAGE PRICES OF CORN IN ENGLAND AND WALES. From the Returns received in the we endieg May 10. I!eo.—Wheat. ?Us. ed.—Rye. des. led.—Barley , flls. Ild. —Otis. Yes. ed.—Beans, 44e. lid.—Peas, des. /d. -- mel. eke. ed. 'The Average Trice of Brown or Metscovade Sugar. com puted from W^ Return, made Week ending the edili A tin _ in the of May a IMO, is 31ss. O'd. per cwt. ro THE EDITOR St R-1 f dogs were as or, if all rho keep them their being so generally ' censure ; but it requires very many instances, so _ . instead of being useful and many who hate dogs selves. am nu friend dity in collecting, but I enforce more frequently keeping dogs, thought ' the revenue, society woui I am of opinion that tl the tax ran ill afford to Bat another objection the present, when tharess nomy ought to be attended avoi;led. I would he the any thing as food but wl or what I coulti eat myself , if all the wholesome food drat is given to dogs was collected in every parish, It would afford a frequent and gratifying repast to many who are now feeling the intensity of hunger without the means of allaying it. But the last and the most important objection that I have to the so general increase of the canine species, and to which I would particularly invite your atten tion, is the danger of hydrophobia, several instance. of which have occurred within the last few days: one I saw reported in the paper as having occurred near Ilatton-garden; another •hy a notice I saw issued by the Churchwardens of Hackney, where, melancholy 14 relate, two children were d -eadfully laeerJted ; and last Sunday one was killed at the water-side, at iVeA niinster, in attempting to bite a lighterman. I wi•h all the cases I have mentioned were only fiction ; but they are too well authenticated and painful realities. Now, when you consider that most probably those dogs bit others of their specie, 1 feel peruaded that you will agree with me in the propriety or necessity of sounding the alarm ; for iu other cases, but most espe cially in this, a preventive is better than a cure. If hot weather has any tendency to produce hydrophobia in the canine species-1 cogs that have been bitten will assuredly be affected sooner or later, the present is the time for caution. Those who must keep tloi ought to keep them within doors; and those who are suffered to be abroad to endanger the communit . , ought unquestionably to be destroyed ; fur what aro the lives of a thousand dogs in comparison of that of one human being? I have no doubt we agree in opi• nion upon this subject ; and hoping you will gise pub licity to this, or aemrthing more to the purpose., I rriusiti, Sir, your'‘, &c. AMICUS. May 43, 1820. CORONER'S INQUEST. Saturday morning, a Coloner's Inquest was held at 111 o'clock, at leiltspnr-street Compeer, before THOMAS Sim -rust, Esq. Coroner for the City of London, on the body of John Barrett, a wretched man, whose death was produced by illness and the most aggravated distre., from want of food and medical aid. The Jury consisted of twelve watchmen of the parish of St. Sepulchre, with the watch-house-keeper as fore man!! They may be properly termed a standing Jury. in a double sense; in the first place, because they in variably sit upon all person+ who die in the Compeer, and, in the second place, because, during the time the Coroner takes the evidence, they stand on oue side of the room. This is done 'orrery for the purpose of dispatch, and not intended to offend the guidons/1 the Jury. The first evidence was John Tongs, of Angel-stree7, St. Martin's-le-Grand, constable of the Ward of Farris,:- don-Without. He stated, that. on Tuesday night, , !1r deceased was hronght to the watch-house in a very h.:•I state, from disease and want. He had known the de cease(' for some time, who had been a waterman to the coaches in St. Paul's Church-yard, and had been lyi!!g abort the streets in an ailing state for a consider-Abe: period. I) the night when he was brought to t':e wa t e l i -1 e, he was found lying on the steps of A butcher\ shop in I\ etvgate-malket. Mr. Hos, snrgeoa of teiltspoir-street I'ompter, deposei, 011 Friday morning he was informed that the deceased was very unwell; he went to the Compeer and examined hint. the unhappy man was sperchless,thougla sensible, and natnre appeared to be exhausted from want and pre vions Witness ordered him something, and wa+ subsegoetitly informed that the deceased was dead in an hour after lie visited him. Mary .►llea deposed, she is nurse in Oiltsntir-street Tuttrsilay night the deceased, abe under- StAO4l, teas hroolght into the Compter. On Friday morn ing she saw hitu, and, finding him in an extreme state. she got him 4. gruel, and sent for Mr. Box, the %lir geon. who visit•'d I • and gave or lets for him to be attended to. The deceased died in an hone after. Uoroner.—The ilece.isril, it appears, died a natural death : there is no evidence of any violence having been °tiered to him. Ile must, from the nature of his situa tion, as waterinaii to the coaches, have led an irregular life, and drinking might have done a great deal towards his illness. For some time he has been lying shoot the streets in a distressed condition. Foreman of the Jtitr (without confining with his brother Jurors, who, from their ignorance, appeared not to know that they had an opinion of their own). — We are of opinion that the deceased " died by the visita tion of God." Coroner.—Very well, gentlemen. The verdict was returned at half-past 10 o'claellt. This case, we understand, will be furthirinvoitighiod by one of the Aldermen of the City et bolbsii whoa the deceased was brought on Witimankg•bott4 from Farrinfdon watels-bobsi. The Allibtaise. tt the state of starratiou aud disease of the retied him to be taken to St. Thomas's . Ors his arrival there, he was refused admistiron ; ire uo lerstand from Mr. Teague, the keeper of 01111100nstreet Compter, that he was orde red to come nest dar.(Tlines- • dav). It is stated that he was refused adaissise an '!Thursday into the lisspital, when he attended. Oi taxi fact we ran of plinth positively; but on Thursday sighs . he was found in :a dying situation in the nag woe a second time conveyed to the Compeer. Ye tion took place before the Coroner as to tke kind of :ratios) that was paid to the deceased. Per Cent As 7, 4 * Ol e ar .. ;4! A. Jv 1 11211" 3 Y A)Pa a. - - . PRICE SEVEN PENCE. OF THE STATESMAN. a useful as they are numerous, hem were well able to de so, y kept would be less worthy of a no argument to prove that i s o far from such being the fac s e, 1 they are only in annoyance, p can scarce provide for them- ti to oppressive taxation or tlgi- I think if tax-gatherers were to ly the payment of the duty on It might not proolnce much to ild derive a benefit. At any rate, those who cannot afford to pay keep them. on may be mule • In tinsel Int. revs so generally prevails, *co- tended to, waste ought to be he last to offer a felhow-creature what was absolutely nutritious, . 1 'self ; but I feel persuaded, that nod that is nive' to dogs was ish, it would afford a frequent A s! ♦~. ~ ... i . .; ~,c .r