The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-04-03 00:00:00

J7` 6 A#k m t CI) 4'3t kte Pt : • fle ^r ..- , 10 --Arco ( 1 r., , c ..!,(1 Malt ... LONDON, MONDAY, APRI 3, 1820. Vie. ~1 r-- TR %NO UT lONs AT 31.ANCIIESTEM. METitl./I'OI.ITA N COMM 11 - j• F,E f or I soli Lig Cor Public Subscriptions to the Pecuniary Est fit..liof ~f ::!•• Bn/freers is the Outrages at Man worf, utiss. for du. purposes intended, disbursed the if the sews subseeibed. feet it their duty to apprise ot pa l e o f this ft. r, sn.l to s:ate, east all:lough the sum of att. Ins sliemiy seen .181100)81i !Jwant4 the necessary ex ntet 01 111, greet strsegie st York. vet other sums are Painiof sad at tessi.tAtuy l.( or. The Cou:Mies hope. *w oe. mat when this cit.( smstseee is made .wn, every gopit bear! s ill Clunk. to its sense of ditty. sad g erten:isle mist if/ preventing a emeprmulite of justice for what o f tti o prow l pre,,,: er) 1/P,rt.. Ralausse in IL.- imods of &earl vers and Collectors are ' ,cloned to be transmitted to enter of thr T. essurers with- Et aim• awl it is 1., be hopui mat tne friends of humanity 30 Am will wiper pore exert tile:1111411111 s, as to eve of !, ;.. the wisucs Cusesuittee. uiaß IL:s app.-.1!. It eta) b.: peeper to date. that *full pro; bt Pulwislittd 1110ty.4 Ist, for present a imsellan. the Cottnnitloorsoltjoe the-following 'awful wet Vaeir dtshersetnests • tLe simiateinad weetaded - - - - Iloe4 other ff..rer. For the etortive 01 :twos lagoost, nad other etpeoeof Is ess.ir,•rat swieners ti.aittssers to V Jat 33tAi balance in ban& Amount of Subecripti.•ne . - / 1 3.504 c6lrieriplioes me% b it3o+noittewl to Sir R. Wilson. M. P. tatriti-strret. Ref kele) -bquare: M tit"( Cartwright. Horton wand; or Mr. A. Galloway, OP, Holborn, 0,87, Flea ote<l. 101 CAPITA!. PRIZES. lIAZARD and CO., the Contractors, baring, La by permis%lon of ulverarava killolo FORTY THOU OM hums* to the Prize Money of t.i. present Lottery, Ire Onitled to present to the Milano an onrrr...edented List (SCOW Prizes. including 4 ...... ....Prlsss of . lllO.OOO 2 .. lO.OllO . Three per Cent. Console, wit:t others of I,OOW. AOC 40W. It It. an:: at the s.tme Kite to Early Purchasers a missive a4rantage of SIITYTIiert.LNIII Palm se. t• be _ . .4,ibitte4 in 1.000 Prizes of SOL each. en the 11th of V. 11.. Tile Purchasers will have these Prises over and lee It other Prises to whirl' they may be entitled wk 17th when the drawing begins. The mica.- vat an es-.y purchase emit be ohviona, a., on the 11th tprll the Adlentnrers nias mile but cannot lose. T.rkets and Shit-es are selling al FiA7. ART) mill Co.'s Neat. Royal Ryclutage Onto: bd. Cornhili : and 321. Os. bedmuseet where, he the Lea Lottery ii'ontraet. they sold tee Plizet of 114000 i. and all the Prizes of .t3l).ued in a ANU ET. INN. CLIIIIIINT . II. 14 TR 1,./11, .R \L OFfWg FOR TR Avati.mo. liovriug MALLS and other COACHES mole aboie Ist itlivou. 00144.111111iku And Fri"?' Niliass PontineMß OM Gosport hlall, through God'sbair', Pe sersield. acid Ponies, every h:veni.ig at • quarter put 7, and Sanday at half Fast O. On its arrival a packet sails to Ice Isle of Aight, to convey posoners end parcels : and a Bail Goedi lets off to Chlelledlot. through Dray ton, lissom, Las.rorth. Olooesetet and Milford IN% through flmiley. Oxford, nvi Cheltenham. ever) Erasing a quarter pe,..t 7. and Sun day at ho( past G. Deter and Canterliary Mail. through Gravesend. Chat ted Pevershlue, every retiring at a 'varier past 7, and Sven, It half parr d. From Canterbury. passengers and par esis are conveyed to Deal. Margate. Ranearate. Sands' Irk Se.: aid from MVO?. pared. are conveyed to FolLstune. ample. Hythe. Ditur`iurrl, Ronie!. nn,l t..ld. Arardel sad Bognor Po -:-coach, through BillingLurat. . downy. Wednesday. and Frtilay, a quarter before 7. Rath and Brlstri Post-ceach. to carry only four inside. ihrongh Readier. Marlborotuch, Caine, and Chippeniauu. every Morning at G. lath and Bristol Light Post-coach. ever% Afternoon at half - V. Oath Light Post-coach, in two days, to carry four inside. limo Maidenhead. Reading, lariborciiigh. Devizes. and Me:Litwin, Monday, Wedueseisv, and Friday Naming's, at ll This :each i , chiefly ilit.rt.tlifi for the accommodation of fso.ll:es, iglr2llds, otc. who cannot undergo the fatigue of rah a ilistasee In owe day. lirigwoe Light Post-coach, through Reigate and tuck- Idd, rier, Morning at S. tieritenhane Post-coach. to carry only four inside, through Neale? md Orford, every Morning at a quarter before IS. 1 2dChester, Rogstor, nod Pete °rift Post-coach. Nlonds3 . Welilsevday, and Frldr.y Mornings. at a quarter before 7. /hirer sad Centerbttry Light Post-coach. Mundas, Tues day, Tiraiwilv. ?edgy. soot Sundae Mornings, at 7. Godstadeg and Guildford Telegraph Coach, through Ash ilelst Rpm Leacierhead, ity. Tuesday, Thursday, and 11031 12 . 14 t er;fings, at 9. Litt on. Arundel, and Pete orth Coach, Tuesday, l II' MIT. and Saturday Mornings, a: a quarter before 7. . iP4 lit fie:'. lillear, libesster, Preston, Kirby. Loustialf-. Bolton. 55e.,11•%, Oettetlrk, tort °among. Post Coaches, every aft er am* il. gist o'clock.---G nettled . %deadly lied Guildft r.. 1 Tale -raph Coach, throne' ainiska. Dime, cobhuo. and Ripley, on Mummy, 1 1' c.1- 1 .,"7. di Fddily Morntogi. at 9. end every St undar "'mule d 7 precisely, and returns to London the same dne • 4** Pen-ith, and Whiteness, F.st Coach, goes with r"iir Moms all a Guard all the %Ay. Passes through 4 " Annan. Gretahridre, Richmond, Catteriek, Do to dim Wetherbs. Ate-ford, Doncaster, gad Gran t Me Surest nay hy IS miles), ..et : out every morning. ? s Ipso',/,' the tourney with tlie greatest &edit). Ps urn 114.Iletaistil on the road. by business or pietism,. base the 'diets' atlvldstage of their seats being secured is the nest. . elfford= p P ag o t aticoacb. through Ileale), &v. every a 1 NORTHER N COACH F.K. re& ilhollastle. and FollabitViritiToaChea. sad to all MOO tie ?teeth, ever! Morning, at a quarter put S. der. Lancaster, Kendal, Rochdale. Iluddersteld, 11 =4. Leads, Halliras, Rotherham, and Shtlield. CARRIERS, am, Rreut ford, mud tattoo,* every Moo- Shy, W=y, PrlJay. art.! Saturday. EAMES sad Co., Proprietors. Pam* tad Packettoa are safal* and expeditiously caw "fed tau this • • City, Town, Village. and Loliatryllqg la the Tolloselag COunti ex. vit. : —Berks, Rucks, C ° llolll l9 PM*, Dotson. Heats. Hereford. illoweester, BAK °mot SonionsPs. Surer. Sussex. Wits, Worcester. loath Wale% all partaMshe We of Wight. Jersey. fluent lo Mid all parts of Fria.; and to alt Parts of the North a e flit liothre,nlll no package. containing glass. chlan, Ir ailludAllale, mash, or flask mates, however small the valuta, osl 11111 Died for. If lost or damaged, •__nor any M Of Mho ed gee's luggage, of more than SI . value. paid Mien ha loch whits delivered at the 0111 es sad Rvekt for I Se. at the shortest sedan " The Cauxe ,fur which HAMPDEN fKI in "de Field, and SYDNEY died on Me Scaffold!" MIDDLESEX ELECTION. -wHimar..l9 AND REFORM. TO THE FREEHOLDERS OF MIDDLESEX. GssreLtwa4, THE COIIIIIITEE for conducting the ELEC TION of Mr. WHITRRE M. cannot separate with out offering you rue warmest congratelstions. on the happy result of the eras: struggle in which von lisie teum engaged. and their hl.. , st slater, thanks for the saunas aid effi cient support whltih they Ilse, reeeired front you. daring its progress. Tun enenuditee tboteght it thu it duty. in Ilse outset of the cowed, to s:ate fully and explicitly. the motives on whieb they 'relied for inducing you to repose confidence in Mr. Whitbread, and the mesas wl:ich. in their estiumtion. priaeipie AS Well OS social pulici, pointed oat as most l'anititatiotia. and elfretusl. for attaln:ng the Object of V oar wishei. These ere not times for temporising rib questions of Vital infpneteaor to maistenaice of yotr rights sad lioeriles ; width, Committee did Dot hesitate to vista_ year sapper* end to o'er their own. to the emote of Mr. Whitbres.l, in far only as he stood pledged to • Iftews otis oppes;tlon, nor merely to the measures of the present %dironistraUon, bat to toe arzt of Parliamentary Cur- • The result has MIT answered their evpectstions. Never did a contest revt more on !milkiest prieciple. and less on personal eon►irlrrstioos. Yee have taken it up on its true grounds, and I.sve nbundeutly manifested that you are de termined to acknowledge wit) as your true Representative. the friend of eitil ;Ind religious liberty, an the advocate for restoring to the People of England a full, fair. and free Representation in the. Commons House of Parliament. rae Committee hill, as early as possible, lay before yon a full statement of the app,icatl.m of the tun 4 which has been entrusted to them, for dein) ice umavoidabte expenses : and this account will lurnieb an edditivnial proof of what the active co-operation of individuals ran effect. and et what a eomperstively trifle; emit a great rounly like yours eau as sert its liberty of etotee. even where it. 4 locality renders it pr.-Wisely liable to the exercise of endue infue The Committee cannot pass o►er in a:lenze rig gratifyibi spac!s?le which this strsagg!" has afforded, ot golfed exer tion lu those among Lining it is the constant aim of your enemies to su d;sseusions t snit they trust it may proved** ematneucetnerst of n truly important epoch to the carte of e mstitutional liberty, in wfti.•;t all its supporter , ' sash unite in ',gore*, oppositinn to the arts by which the people of this reentry Sr. but too saiccessfelly controuled in the expression of their will. Ind in supoort of a thorough and effectual. but temp-fate an:l constitutions!, Reform of the present corrupt system of itepessontation. Hy order ot ClllB. 811A%V I.crEvar., Jas. Coatittiss. Freemasons' Teton, Ist Aprii, 11410. FROM SiITUI:D.I)*s O.IZETFE. Ma-rh 30, Is2O. The Kins be bo—n Weaned to direet letters patent to be panned under *a Gre.tt Seal of the United Kinzdom of Urent Britain and Ireland. for granlinfT the dignity of n Baronet of the said United E:r Tdom to Walter Mena, of Ahhntnford. In the conaty of Ron burgh, Esq. and tn., the heirs male of his body law Arly begotten. DINNER TO ALDERMAN WAITHMAN. THE Livery of London, Friends to Freedom, desirous or expressin_c their setae of the principies and conduct of ALDERM IN W AITIIMAN, are isivited to a DINNER to be given to the Worthy .11deraian on Win filt‘U•T, April Ig, livotti, at the City of London T a , IiAMU2L it AV ELL, E. le the Chair. 'rtt ll , 64,44. i i ir. ire . A. Jorni J. Loftin J. R. Neville T. Parker J. Paton W. Patten W. Peacock P. P.:rev Air H. Mr. W. Prater W. J. Revel J. Reeve T. R.eve G. Rich v;. Poisons J. Robson H. samorJ C. A. hsvage J. Nikeplirrd T. 0. limit!' T. Raker W. A. Hecklell John /Packet Jaws Placket T. Rend R. Broody, T. Brougb J. Reunited H. Carter T. Cartwright J. (low W. Coate* 1.. Cohen J. ecmper W. W. Ct. pa P. Corcoran J. Cr..uk J. Crowder Dibbio J. Docker R. Drury . M. Monett J. Etcra E. Evtos M. Flower E. Franks A. Galloway J. H. Gibson T. U 'harm G. Gimber T. Moser E. G.. •gury W. (ir;flqth T. Hodron J. Howell J. 11nreornbe W. Hatchlimo Tickets, 144. to be lend of thr 9tewar.l4, ant a: ck , , Dos of the Tatars. J. ;pm. J. W .S.buthvits W. Sorterby H. Mtandgfeld U. Steveniun K. 'Pavior . A. Thoutrion U. Turner C. Vyse U. Neather.:vae K. Webb T. Whitby J. Williams J. Witt.hire T. liViihari D. Wothercpoon. • • Dinner it Four o'Cloct. • rirINE LONDON MAGAZINE. No. IV.. pub ' Ushett this lhoy by flsuswas. Cit•otwa, awl JOY. contains, 1. Memoirs of the Life and Writiags of Sir John Suckling; 1. Observations on Keats's Eholvonion; 3. The Bag-piper hi 'fotteulta in-court-road ; 4. Song; S. Melan choly ; 6. Oa the toillitatiou of the Ancient Literature of the North It the present Period; 7. Sentisteutalitles rm., the Fine Arts; It. Observaoione on some distitiMions be tween the P.tortiiol mil Scottish IAW 9. Sonnet to the Author of Chitde liartol4; ID. The Grave; IL rottrarts from the Journal of an English Travoiler in Palestine; IL The Leper of the Pity of Aosta ; Lt. Bonnets, by . W. Cornelius ; 14. Biographies' Notices ut thr late l).die of lieut. by a Member of his ilouseholl ; IS. Tu to) Ntother ; 16. The Drama ; 17. Report of f.losie, and •••••fittut or new Musical Pulgications ; IS. Notice.. of the Fine Arts--. Hr. West, Toe British I.i.titotti , on ; 19. Meaning: from Foreio:n Journals; 10. Medical Artiri.• ; 91. Rural Economies ; Commercial Report; 29. Critical Notices of New Books—Dr.' Messoer's Travels through (ieretany, Holland, England. and Scotland—Loudon iu 1t419, by the Author of a Year in London; Literary and Beicatific Intelligence; Colonial telligence; New %cis of Parliament ; New Patents ; Eeole slastleal Preferments ; Bankruptcies; Births, Deaths, and Marriages ; Metereological Register; Marks, tc. ac. THE NEW SCHEIIE. TBISII having . gi% en his opinion of the New • Lottery. bras lease to remind his be4t Priends, the Public.. that the Preliminary Uny of Drawlag (asTnetiacrlte Pik it) will IN: Tit4,llly. the I lib of April ; and from the weeding of the sulserstientent., handbill+. and shun-hoards, need for promoting tie sale:. mita) persons base been In dus*/ to think that greater advantages were to be obtained at tow Oaths than cook' be htid at others; tberegere I'. Bien respectfully infor.as his best Friends ; if there seer are advantage+ in any Scheele. the Costumes at bin Mime will tliMsr filly participate in theta. Tlekets and Shirrs are selling et Etscss'a Ogee,, 4. Shwa hi% " A d is ebestig.iy i see ; whose No. LAW. the lam Rene! Prim of Twawts Tsiovites. Pit.,, Cu likihipeasi. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Commissions in the N•.r.!i Derbyshire Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by jbe lord Lieutenant of the Cot.nty of Derby. Captain Philip Oen to he Major; Lieutenant Sir Henry Fitsberber, nut., to be elptain, vice (Jell, promoted: John Andrew, tient., to be cornet, vice Goodwin, pro moted. Commis th lag's ellesireVoluateer Legion. signed „ by ennui of the County of Chester. Add p v Lancers—Rich:lrd Townley Crenate, Mao.. to be litaptain ; Thomas tirimsdi:ce, Gent., to be lieu• tenant. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. - ---------- J. Prookt, Great Wittchoil!-%treet, iVeitioinster, butcher, from April 4 to April O. BANKRUPTS. G. C. Wright and J. Graham. Crooked-line, Lothian. up holsterers. to surrender April 4. 15. and May 13, at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. Pope. Old Bei'lem. .1. South,. Kletrston-upon-Ilitil, merchant. April 7,8, and May 13, et the George Inn, Kington-upon-Hull. Attorneys, Nit-sm. Brandin snit Swann, Hull; and Niessrs. Longliill and Betterteld. Gray's-inn-square, London. J.Farnier, Walsall, Station& plater. April eti. 11. and May 13. at the Woolpack Inn, Birmingham. Attorneys, Messrs. Turner and Gotham Bloomsbury-square, London : and Mr. Hadley, N alsall. 'W. Wailer, Raneagate ' hntehcr. April 4. 3. an:l May 13. at the Spread FAgle Inn,Ratbsgatc. Attorney... Mr. !liar, Neuthampton-beildines. Chancery-lane, Londun ; and Mr. W;Thlwi , •l, Reinitiate. J. Matta. Clieltestoti. Derby, wheelwright. April 14, 15, end may 1.1. At the King's Arsus 'revere. !tem!. Att. , rise),, Mr. Oreeree. Derby ; and Messrs. Leal UMI Oral '%- Londne. T. Harris, Hereford. grocer. April 19, 13, sod 'tint 13. at the Coach and Horses, Jarrett:tr.:l. Attorneys. Mr. Ott. si. Hereford; and Messrs. Saxon and Hooper, Pump-court. Temple. Leath's. T. Diston. Tewkesbury. (1 loucester. corn-dealer, April 96, 87, and May 13, et the .el an Inn. Tewkesbu ry . Atturatess. Mr. Jones, Teekesbury ; and Mr. Hindus, Hark:: 4.1.71,i181- ings, Loudon. J. Uattaltisen, W. Sled, and S. Marston. Frlitas-street. Londoe. wholesale linen-drapers, April 1. mud May 19. at Guild:tall. Afton, Mr. Drake, rols-s:rc.:, Doctors% common 4. J. A. Wilkes nod T. F. minwtond. nirminrham. 0,54 -waken, April 17, 124. aud May 13. nt !hr ltnyal !Wel, ilirisioginue. Alton/els. Messrs. 'li', e and Can. Hal horn-court, 14iodou ; aud Alelsrs. hpnrr. , aud Ingleby, BlrolngbArt J. Woo*, ilirm!nghau3, utcr;er, April 17. lA, nail Ma% at theilkbv al .Ir. Ed- Loudon; an.! 7.ltadsi. 41ntbn-i.l sod s, Chesil r cuillshi re. at the Hot. 1, Ceder. Nlesirs. Dario, aii.l 0., Red Lion-square. Isolation; and Mr. Terrell. Eve , er. R. Parker. lialifax. York, linen-draper. %Joni 14.. 1111. and May IS. at theWlalte Lion lab. Ililirax. Atleraet 11e4ml. Wiglasworlh and (:radle). (fray's-saa. London; trot Me •irs. Wialearrorth and Co.. W. R. Hoard. Linselosisse-Itole. rope-anaker. %wit ti, *Y. *nil Nis, 13. ai linildhall. Attorsoy, Mr. Younger, Juba street. Miuuries. J. War,son, mereirrint, .%Frill:. Pi. rem: May 13, at Gnild6ail , Lundy& .Hr. Fasces, 'l'refai seedle-street. invIDENDs. April 8, W. Lewis and J. A. Henderson. Little Tower street, win...liter...lams, at Guildhall--April r.), J. (,lawn and A. Knorr, Wardrobe-place. Roett rs' Cum:woos. lb.:i dealism. at 1 tuildhall—April YR. P. Yousce, SheMehl. mer cer, at the Tontine hut, hhelficl2 Mac 2. t. Jo:in-son, til.iauer-street, Fins:Airy-market. cabithti-nteker, at Huila hall - Aprils:', E. Simmons, Ottecnltitim, warAmusentrin. at Guildhall—April 22, T. Dunn. Durham. merchant, et tioeiht hap, /.r.odtm - April zi). M. Townsentl.though-squitre. Fleet street, jeweller, at linildttall—.April Et. B. .4insnoni. creet, Southwark, stationer. at Ouildtpall-- April 22. A. tiower.s.rtct, braid-fr. at uoildi t ati —May 2, IL. Oxbuo, (Town-street. Enshut-y-square, fringe , maker, at (kWh - ill-110y 2, It. Ellis. 11-an-strati. South wark. 0'1),bl:on-broker. at Guildhall. Lont!on—April A. Anitersos, net haw. fti I.:••'lttball April YS. J . ti rant. ulrwau-street, niertrlotnt. a!ititittitiall— Apra W. kirk and W. lirought.A). Lect;•. merchants. at the ettsart-bouse, Lee is-- April YS, 1:. Tburuiry. Leicestershire. money-seri%t'! n er. at the ties t rr e 1 0 , 1 . ittack- Icy Aprit 23, W. Medium. Leirestershiee, pig jobber, at the Henrirc Inn. Hinckley--April 26. J. tiolding. Colchester. Essex, tanner, at the Golden Von. Ipsetich•- April 22, J. 1./troika and W. Graf, Ittsktsmith-str-el. Wood strret, hosiers, at tiwildhalt April 11. li. Puling'. York. linen-drapes, al the Black Sums Ina, Vork--April 11. J. Ward. Liverpool,. grocer. at the OrWsr Inn, Liverpotri-- April 22. J. and J. l'•Hrtithe.. Snadwell. rortr-ra. at Htlil2- ball —April 22. W. Preo an•l J. Woolner, London. cons factors. at GuilAball—A•erif t 2. T. Kee. Rath. ane•iJnee. at the t'itri:topher Inn, Beth -Avg 22. rairx, relating park. a .rrit • !..re. farmer. al the War Ina. IN .:attract. C 11 4TEM--A rat,. •:f. J. Rielterd4r n. biteepool, inertjistti--N. Siren. New street, New-road, Comeiercl2l-rest!. i t ivi r e-simehger-41, Nett-•trect. l'oyoritt-gotrar:i, W. P. 'Whit field, Commercial-rued. irinr-rarre:iiot; .1. thintiin. s•. Jailkwi-Creel. rirture-tlealet•—T. Harken. Clietroitte-otmet. St. Pimento. pieno-torte-ittatter—.l. Priteksre., Bristol. fro. ter--N'. I; rife. Fr• , ,ls!itlft, Chin:tire. fat vet r— J. ii•vn•draprr- .1. /1111: , 1111. Pirctirt-iiito. otter cha it- %%. ' , arra:ids Kung-strert, \r%-road, laces' . • I'ARTNERSIIIPS DISSI/1.% ED. J. Robinson and N. Mincs St. Indrsis'srhill. slniths- R. Walklngton sail elkiogton, llreat guess street. Lincoln's Inn-flelds, ctscesento.oreri--s. kings/el soil H. Pi nckard, Naval-row. Black s all, colour-makers— 4. Other and W. Wallas. Manchester, solicitor% J Longinsu sad J. Delsmont, Temple Coolish... thonersetshire, tallow eheadlers---14. Coley and O. Tuwashend. Cradiev. Worms krrshire. irois•riannfeiturers-J. Enter) and T. Hamlett. Edge-bill, near Liverpool, brick-tankers- ti. Rayltfe and W. Woodward. Nottingham. commission-as:cuts- J. White sad J. Allgood. Birsaisgttans. platers- R. Turner and E. Mosirdeld. Wigan. Lancashire, calicoosmunifacturers J. Toplia mut I. Wo•Ait, it. ehureb-:isril. opholdPrs H. Marsh and P. Balltkrilt, 111. - 31` Pi)li1011(11, sslllers -T. titirlingtiaai and J. Berinetta,o. km. Worcester. gicite-ssan‘facturers--J. Pool« sad S. 5E01.1.5.41, SiiillllPr. street. Shoo toilliners--T. Conn. J. Nicholson. E. Ilensingway, and J. Upton. Leeds, ctornc j s-J. hire: sad C. Kert, tioAiltord, burn.% linen-drape” J. Robins. E. Robins, alt! 1. Robins. ilirtninstisni. ikerfioners- S. Nadi sad J. 'Mellor. Alascheater. caliro-printers-k. Atwell sad J. Rosie, Newbury, Berks. burs-drapers-M. Monism, W.,Mosinan. U. Hostiles. and H.J. Duskam. iron- /pip melees- ILW aims and N. Jai-Loon, '1 Mires itreist. vrisnellagers-R. Bailin sod J. Lewis. Llama -I=P Monk deafest-R. Cattails% sad A. Wirt). Tasman -pizett, Vat stun:- bridge, tsaartaetar.t4 she 11.10 3. PIUCE SEVEN PENCE. TO Till EDITOR OP Till STATESMAN. LETTER IV. .4 . . cat ventage corgis sera towers milmishau. Sta—i cannot doubt that you have anticipated dm losses I allude to proceeds from pawnbrokers receiving in pledge articles which have been dishonestly obtained That it frequently happens there is no denying; but it is equally indisputable, that whenever it dues, the Pawnbroker is the greatest, and too often the only (ut terer. For, if we do but glance at the consequence:, we must are first, how nitioh time be loses in attendance on the Magistrates. We shall next led him bound over, as a witness to prosecute the thief; and afterwards at. tending at the Assizes--oftea twenty miles from his home, and seldom at less than a guinea a day expenle —where, if the offender he convicted, he gives up this Is withers' charge to their owner—losing the sisoetey . has induced to teed epos llama, and this Wm ih I saes where nine times out of ten the intrinsic value of the articles does not exceed a crown, and a Pawr,• broker's probable gain would have been limited to two or three halfpence. Hence it is clear, that could the? possibly guard against such occurrences, self-inter...i would strongly iwpel thew to do it: but utifortunstel they cannot; and by one of those fatalities which the luckless are sometimes subject to, the endeavours they make are at once beneficial to the community, au-I de trimental to themselves. For without the dread of co'n tradiction, I may assert, that in the generali ty of instances where they appear before the Magistrates, it is rather to detect detinqiiencips, than to answer complainti . To effect which, they are in the habit of esawinitig the daily papers—the notices of losses published by the police Officers, and of registering every advertizeil u.- fence, and esrry intimation of robbery of which the. con possibly Lb tin intelligence. By these meats, • 171.11'0 depredators are discovered than can be well i.e . gi tied. Yet, to unjustly are their services appreciate., that the thanls which they receive on such occasion,, 'rum the Magistrates and Judges in their respective Courts, are instifficient to shield them from aspersiva whenever they are known to hay.: appeared at the put.. lie offices, or at the Sessions. Time, if they are not frequently found in the Halls of Justice, they are guilty of a dereliction of public duty; and if they are, a centilitre attaches to their professional character. lot T return to the -Pawnbrokers losses, or rather to the few; which I am enabled to relate; for they carefully cot:- real many whieh they sustain, through the evident hey of putting new weapons into the hands of their a . tagonists. lon way have observed that in the in-,: ings and evenings their shops are generally full 0:.., tourers. ThesE are the SIFISSIILRIVe holrs of operation. ill . presents to the person lie thinks he :an most easily i.e ceive an article of well unifiers, jewellery--a handsome atch.cliain, seal, or ring ; and too frequently borru • of a careless servant a erimeoi on a trinh•• that will not erestnally produce his master ii , to a emir's. Another offers app it al.ab Ole% /sir voillogat Ist as ? where he Imoght s , and the price be gave s them ;is believed ; obtains Are or tit Ail/lags, and when fount out, delivers the duplicate to his employer, who ciair , s 1 1 .,et0 as work, and gets them back fOr ootltiog IS ' IS:NI ►third, taking advantage of the darkness of the erCnitbe, and the prey tieing hustle, pledges a shirt for eighteen pent e, the mark oti which, is artfully roneesled by pips • clay, and the next morning hi., I will not say, confede rait-, cites the Pawnbroker before the Magistrre, eu-, pelb bine to restore it ni!hout remuneration, and to ..y fir• ',comfit/8 penalty, &tea use it is a soldier's. I !wished lo.igittes, in low neighbonrhoods, afford arn,..• scope for •imilar praetiee.. Too many persons wr.o let tli illingly suffer their bolsters, I,!ankets, at. shyers to he taken oil and pledged. :his secnres tenants as long as it is desirable to keep theta; when they go away, the tiekets are given to the ON arr. who often get the articles free of expense, and evidenvy the better for baring lain by several weeks willow' , w•ier. And here I cannot help remarking how unreirly Pan -.- brokers are treated, whenever soil events occur. U. all other °erasion% when persons lose their property want of due precaution, the Maine naturelly attseiles the negligence produced it; hot if the goo.'s Ise traced to a hint..• its this trade, the Lou and disk 1a.% are invariably si-itell on its owner. Veil , haring the caitilour to reelect how impossible it is for him to distinguish between a distressed and is di , - honest person, 31 , ,t instantly to detect that fran.lit'ir ilisinNitinfi which id untuican to the men in v. hose vice they hire. But although Pawnhrokcra ran do littk, the aae min the howl of every hone.: tradesmait an: he m yay la it to the root of this evil whetter n- he likes. Ile has only hi tle!erusitte, to be well satisfied as to elia:ava ter. or to hare good security, before he entreats any work eat of his house; and not to part with a secomi quantity till t h e first is returned. If a wats:htnaker atitild do so. he moult no limiter comp! tin of depreija• rem.. The component parts of the movement is al! be oe r .l enseat4 a wark.iian with ; and I is ill venture to vv that workmen might go frosts one end L. , ,,tofi t, the oth..r without being aide to borrow a shilling on them! het if to these *Downer trill, i.otautioutily s ad iitineceva aill a pair of gohl cases, has he, ur tbe Pawn. broker, who triple alto loses eight or teat glineas on the il q ialied watch, most reason to complain? .And when that P.iwnbroker learn., that al:hooch the offender hoe 1, et the tic'set he gave hiot has, by *ogle ma migrate's' or foultd the to the bernts of his ensplover. and tin i. hiniself conmwllesl to re.iore it, irn• proved its tsar ben goiaeris' co(th of labour—bit which. of cilium., the claimant pays nothing—is thei• Any illiberality in his supposing that the uatchinekere orgligenee has been attended with more aileagg to himself than the utmost eircuinspection y 041,1 .:e? is viittensalters, tailor., and those who Its e not plAit , work, this ohaeryation ritually applies. Here I ant again arrive.( at a emtiptliNaltlry patvw. 10 ocetipV tau tot .4 your %Amble journal at one time, wcillti ' the liberality I NM experiencing; for whether I succe-1. or 110% in lei...nil:lg rothlithed prejudices. this. at is certain. that to goal hclongs the rare merit of allow il k ; my to try. 1. P. tt. On February the 3d, died at Portsea, Thottutt Calfloll, if e!itivehmi, the ttlelit inhAtitc l s o f ant town. being 93 y-tr. of age. I' i . revs re•utrirahly tha' tie n-rer, from ha hirth, coolsl he iorktrest Is, •is t' los , Atta. lenient or CUer,•;ve, to et: 'Soh, &A, (oohs. his , - ter, eherte, or vegetable.; an.l I.ever drank any thios• but stater sill hr nal 1110 r, ; h.is 17 years WA, sod, at that time, searerly any thing hot t..it and esairee, iri•st• dry bread. Alter be was snarrieJ, lie snots, bat n a y onshk to en any of the aborr kinds of ftrod. 11r never knew 'eh ttstisseaare se divorstett were, pimps ••• Ike Note of life— Jean'« and sit ertnetrs tut 1t1a%16 sir es:d mad I tdr snaalesi at ‘111.46•31 glaesrs. • •" • , ie.. . ,_ i • • '~ % I I ci I .1 • -4 OM