The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-02-08 00:00:00

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THE PEERAGE CHART for 1823, corrected to the prr.ent time.. •• "fillsphart contains the complete Peerages of the United liingdoso..vslpitabeticaliy arranged, with tba following peril colons qf each Member:— The Title : Title of ate Eldest Soa ; glllOlllOO ; Dates of 14 Iltst sod last Creitien ; Precerienett; Age ; whether Married. Beeitolor. or Widener; mtvatter,of Childrea, Male and ressal•;, nights-of iii• amter. TMllltes. &a : Lord J.teateriants ; ri Coprisellorstjimian Catholics; and Piers' Stift who We Mosdbirs of the prated Perils- Wein. It also shtma by wit jeeps The Peerage was oh. taisted..thot is to litcheta by Netat, Military, Legit. or ether *mires ; a es IlisfXspolawy to which web roes can trees his Paters' . Alonetatty ; thus exhibiting„ at one view. posh itsttervgigkidformaikat. and 6raplog, Upon the who # t a compt44lVl l ol4lle• le tellabilson. Mee 81. On eanreis Is, a seesaw's fue.ihogookets lia.z , aemilawas and 7w .rollats. • .- . ~•••,,...- • .4',` .1 20 6 .14 ' . • Also.. e BAIININS4AOII CELIII' for NO% • piloted nal lonely *lilt the those. sod containing the Coronets of the United kineelom of Onset Britain and Ireland, with Ent bkmaatie Ornaments, !Isidro:hely coloured. "Two moat usilfui• and perfect *beets tor library sit' of lige furniture, have appeared ender the title of a Peerage end a Carom:taw* Chart. They exhibit ever,y requited feet f4terive to Mese Cia'sses. in columns, nod' therefore contain several thousand facts. .thick, with the necessary repetitions of ',woods. would ell each II large volume. They appear to bosempilsd with a degree of rare with:het:titles them to our • iteemest commendation„ and In their typography they rank among the best specimens-of the art."—Monthly Meg. : 'See also the U rot:moan's Magazine. Literary Gitruniele, Aka, Ae.. . .. , ~. , . *WV. by the sated t.hgtorg i fbo44.4lFirt% /di. the Second idol, . . Pn :c safi FT 4 ItUri AAA NT ; exhibiting the various sad WA correct of Superscription, Commencement. had Lowlisioa of .l, tors to Persons of every degree of itili weak s. Includlas ;be &merle, Clerical. and Judicial Did allasisfs; with Lieu of the Porrign. Asabeasedora and Coo sal ,Also. the Forms necessary tp be goad in Appliestioca or Pnlitipos to tho ling in Clooneil, noises mf Lords and SppainantrimcOoverpronf °Mee% Pablie Coospenies, &e. &e. - . 4 ....". reek otlllyrove highly useful toryourig correspond . gula g apt opqa affurf iqformation to thoso *hose &semitone 't . oc soagentlooseaquiio their occasional eweespontheneonith, persompei angrrior rank. The compiler weals tp bole wog 7i• eonsidentble diligence in ensuring accuracy.—Geolletean's hag. 1" This little work Is a desirable appendage to the /Milk - ' ' , mei Ailly • - --e . . . Forbes, Wm. Urshato, Wk s sad others, at tended. - i . Counsel for travereeT a t *est to natal's* Image- Arenta made foe eland ' . off the witaessee for this 'haversl trateriers, when 'the 'Attorney General stated, that on the part of the Crises therewas tot the slightest wisjectitin to the Counsel of the trapionmes Wing *Hewed lie greatest latitnri• In . eross-examination of the wit nesses, and addreuiag the jury. He would sot object that every one of the Counsel should examine each wit ness, and also address the jury. This witness was cross-examined at considerable length, and with much humour, to show that he was now swearing against the traverser', with a view to prevent his being removed from a place of M. a year in the Excise. Witness is deputy master of as orange lodge, said his brother is secretary. Forbes and he were inti mate; they bought the whistles together; he admits he took no pains to prevent persons going to the theatre, but ea the contrary, joined it; he did not then see the evil tendency of their conduct; and believes that others were equally innocent; he endeavoured to prevent thent carrying their sticks with them. Witness is an orange.- man since 1818. Knows the principles of the society a their declarations and loyal professions which were resit by Counsel, were authenticated by witness, who stated he took an eath to the same effect on catering the so ciety, and also took the oath of allegiance, and yet never endeavoured to prevent this alleged conspiracy against the King's government. Witness knew nothing of his brother's haying gone to the Park until the other day; witness gave Lin' no advice oo the subject. Witness knows. tie lrerder newspaper , sometimes reads it. Counsel petaled hie attention to as advertisement, and directed the Begistrar of the Court to mark it. Wit ness eiw nothing with Henry Ilandwitch bat a stick ; did not see him do any thing offensive during the whole night ; is perfectly certain that Forbes is as loyal to the King and his government, as any person can be. No part of the agreement was to assault or insult Lord Wei holey, or any body else. John Lambed was at the theatre on the night that Lord Wellesley was there; before hie Excellency cam , in, placards were dispersed iu some parts; William Gra ham, whom witness identified. was engaged in the pit in banding them about. There were hissing sod grous• ing when Lord Wellesley came in; there were number of persons about Graham, and in communication Witla , btu ; beard the words, " look out boys" from the gal leries; also heard whistling from the galleries.. Creesscgmained—Lives in Chinthee . Street; is, it clothier; not se Orangeman or Protestant.; went to the theWtre hellere Lord Wellesley; sat near the coils, of the .sir; saw tile hand-bills dropped from the lattices ; hot ags blight some in before that, Ansi/distributed them; he °disked more than three; Witroess denie.t . being inftienced ie hie testimogy b ey animosity i W ftitanket Citaitgente,Wienheieucti ll get" itt die cheer , ofere ; 'foe effeefey ; ttie bordlingsweestiti the 411wrd- - , -....e , Lieutenant; does nut' Inenw pooposi the. were with . • Graham; does not know petunia_ Espy and Ryan ; witness insisted on his sccuraa in ides- • tifying graham ; the watchman knew • Orsbam; by , the description given by whom as this person and dottier. John Reeiest examined—ls a brewer , was in the mid dle gallery that night, near the bonus, and in front on the right hand; distinctly saw the upper gallery: there were hooting' amid shouting when Lord Wellesley came in. This was kept up by a group of persons in the upper gallery, and a knot behind witness, who were rowing hefore his Excellency came in , those nun rushed in;.. the upper gallery, Observed a watchman's rattle In the hand of a prrsou making much noise with it : soma hail sticks under their coats, all alike. and with large beads on them. There were groans for .the Lord Mayor. tml groans for the house of Wellesley; claps for SLeriff Thorpe, and for the Cali's Head, Saw something flag.; across his sight, over the foot lights ; it proved to be a bottle, which struck the drop scene, and made a dioge in it: and turned np a corner near Lord Wellesley, about three or four feet (ruin the side of the theatre next him ; also saw a piece of timber thrown across, which re bounded from Lord Wellealey's box to the stage. Cross-examined.—Had a full view of Lord Welles ley's box. There was a good deal of groaning and hiss ing. His Excellency nas very generally well received. ~ There was much hooting at the .Lord Mayor; and Lord Wellesley came forward, and, putting his band to his breast, boned to the Lord Mayor. Then the Lord Lieu tenant was hissed, and one person called hint a bald pate.l old rascal. The lights were up when the bottle was thrown. I J • John ('Flaherty examined.—Went to the theatre that night. with a Mr. Burnside, saw sticks:and heard groans and hisses, and the words " look out, look out boys ;" saw a bottle strike the curtain, within a third of ttip distance from Lord Wellesley to the centre; it was a black quart bottle, and was thrown when " lik:1 save the King " was performing, between the play and the farm ; saw handbills showered from the upper gallery, from the lattice over Lord Wellesley, and more from the opposite lattices ; there was a general burst of indigna tion when the bottle was thrown. Cross-examined.—There appeared to be a heavy weight attached to the drop scene; does not think it could be turned op in the coiner by the bottle, but it might be dinged. tides O'Brien examined —Was in the upper gallery that night; saw persons there with sticks striking theta against the gallery. and hissing the Lord Mayor and Lord Wellesley. between the play and farce, they were callins out for the band to play the " Protestant . Btei• and " Boyne Water." Ileard them call out, " Look out boys They cried out against the h —y Papis!s, and b—y Popish Lord Lieutenant. When the words. " Look unt boys!" were used, a voice answered, " We are here." They had short sticks about half a yard long; saw a person particularly active; not one of the traversers ,• saw something pass near the 'attires, but could not discern what it was. John Eaton estsmined.—Was in the upper gallery opposite Lard Wellesley • saw a person beating :lie gal. lery with n stick in the ?root, sod calling out " No Po pish Lieutenant, no Popish Government ;" identifies Alatthew Handwitch as the person; they groaned at the Lord Lieutenant repeatedly: Matthew Handwitch was the most conspicuous; there mint have been a hundred of those persons in the upper gallery ; they had sticks with nobsen them; was notch frightened and wished to retire. Heard acme pers.,* beaten l heard the wer.le look out, which appeared to be a signal which they toed repeatedly. CMS exeinined.—Witness was examined before the Grand Jury. Saw the bcatirag before the bottle was thrown. Christopher Moran. examined.— Was in the npper gallery, saw a nuni.wr of persons with sticks, hear,' than isiss an groan at the Lard Liinsteattot ; there was a large pity togethet e the two Usnikwitches were psrti, milady active, and Matthew kfatattwirch, with a .li4 beating the front of the faith, etriviaar the performance, heard hint propose to grew at the Lord Lieutenant; heard hint cry out " a groan for Papalk " The (*fie' Jar M. 400, 1, aMr Flail, old srprisr died .411• the ikejblef 1" ~, ..wie 10( .L. IS every . . - The very riaat Losdon-stadit Brom+, Car- a. d. a. d. peting. &oat - per yard 3 9to 4 9 Excellent Venelign ditto l 6to 4 4 kidderniinotr Cnrpetlng, at all prices. ►veil seasoned Floor-chalks, peeperly fitted down. from 9 3to 4 Hearth rt.tsts, from - 8 v each. Druggets and Fine Wool Rugs , of even• Col Our for Draw ing Rooms or Carriages. Table Cover*. Travelling Palm &st• &e. CHEAPER THAN EYkit. A great Variety of Capital Matting. from 6d. per Yard. Patents sent to the Country, and a liberal price gives for Old Carpets in exchange. Full measure sad civil Sh.pmcn. N. B. No connexion with any new houses tint are opened far the purrb•a of puffing off inferior goads to deceive the Pe b I e. - _ REDUCED PARES AND UNEQUALLED TRAVELLING TO DOVER, Deal, R.tkisc ATI, MARC {Me AMA CANTERBURY. Four inside Coaches. and keep good time, by S. A. MOUNTAIN and Co. SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SKINNER STREET, SNOW-DILL, LONDON. THE following LltiliT POST COACHES, Mails, &e. set out from the above Inn:— The "Telegraph," Dover, Deal, Ramsgate, Margate, Broad Snarl, Canterbury, Fevershent and Sandwich new pelt coach, every teeming, at a quarter pest seen o'clock. In consequence of the decided protermee *Wee to the above coiett, the proprietors are determined no expence shall be speree to render It ***first conveyance on the Kent road. Brempton. Chatham, Rochester, Gravesend, Stroud, Sit lingbourne, Rainham and °syringe, Morning, quarter pest seven, at reduced Fares. The " Royal Eclipse," Falmouth, Plymouth, Exeter, Truro, Bodsnin, Penryn, Ashburton, Totness, Weymouth, Doreisetet, Dartmouth, and Salisbury, every morning, at seep. through Moulton. Axminster. Bridport, Blandtord, Stockbridge, Sutton, Basingstoke, Hartford-bridge, Black• water, and Sagshot. The only Day Coach to Weymouth, (driven through with two Coaehmee only). through Bagshet, Biaekwater. Basing stoke, Overton, Whitchurch, Andover. Woodyates. Cash more. tialiabery. Blandtord and Dorchester, at a quarter pest Ave o'clock in the morning, at reduced Fares. The " Union." Southampton, Lytnington, Lyndhurst, Winchester, and Hastngatoke, Hartford-bridge, Blackwater, and itagehol new four Inside coach, every morning at 4 past arrives et the Coach and Horses. Southampton, by eve. This is a most delightful conveyance to the isle of ‘Tight, Jersey, Guernsey, St. Maloes, Havre de Grace, Ceerberg, the. The proprietors of the above Poch hope to resolve a con diments of that support which has hitherto been eaperlenced shier the commencement of the " Union." The " Chemplon," a new light day Coach to Dorchester. la IS hours only. through Bagehot. Blackwater, Basing stoke. Overton, Wkitchurch, Andover, Salisbury, Wood 'Opts. Cashmere. end Blandtord. at a quarter past live In tie mornlag —The Proprietors of the above Coach are de termined no elms* shall he spared to reader It the first eorive)ance on the Western Read. Bath and Relatel post eneehes. through Chippenhant, Vein*, Mcriborougli, Newbury and Reading, every afternoon+, at one ; arrive at the Greyhound inn. Bath, the London Teveru,Thomas-street, and Swam, Bristol,eari) the sett morning. CAUCUS{ TO 1T ILLS. 11111DOZWATZin TAUNTON, •N PLTAIOUTH. AT egot•cry Fhe "Cnipire," a mew Uverpoel light coach, only one alga en the road.carrying four inside, eels out daily at nee; pelves at Liverpool meat eltesseen at fie., throecrh We bers. Lathisery, Northetesptos, Watford, latterworth, Atberetone. Litchfield % Sloe% Naweastie. Kanto toed, Warrington. and Prompt. . Sitimoshery, Wellisgtoe, and 11111111bal light poet Peek every aeortseow. °larded. Putters from Weymouth to Gfeeseey. Jersey, Cherbourg. St. Melees. Le. eery Wednesday mad Saturday Afterimage et o'Cieek. he "Union." Weymouth, through Domaine/if, Mont i tilt Seitsbniy, Andover, Ovarian, Ilasingsiok.. Hart. ford-bridge, acid litagalmt, slew pad *lnch, afternocse, at Bedewed Paco& Barnstaple end SosithmerLfew . 11140 pest coach. every Monday, Wednesday and y mornings et 7 o'clock. • The ••• Rockingham," Leeds' tight Peat Ciseels. trash out every afternoon at two t and plisses through Beidoeg,'Shis* glesvcade, Eaton. Beelcden. Stilt •n, Wansford. 1116110.6c4 Greetham, Grantham, Newark. Tuxford. Marnhaawillow. Ret ford, Beauty, Doncaster, mod Ferryhridge,tp Me *olden Lion lost, Leeds, next afte rn oon. at Birdseed FareseirLititc gage and Packages only Bd. perJb. . • • Notwithstanding the uac it is allowed to ballsoneaset= t rat /a t/ c saimoyance on the north road, being evie l gailled lay na 41st:rowels% & Ripen nes light post aosoboh.fileft*Cto goon at t o. sod eight is the morning. • . • • tiificrws Ica•Flointe Gruina Green ( MOW n 111. B---squhar, Ms; Cm'. ll pacts of So:Aland, a light four inside plot , e " Expectes,"to York, Scarborolgiu Wil * Sanderiami, Newsom* and Ediaborglid g pest-coach, with a goardthroaschisht4 MO to by way of Rework, Rotted, Neter Darlington, NorthaU orpetk. l t liseweek, and arrives at York themm lo ttttraillid ,: et Reduced Fares. •." Pasesagera finding tbonaggiveo fatigued on Ilhe Joidiadyi may seat what time tharMeeem.ond iboo.promsodos within& any additional fare. Marlborough sad Swiadodi leKinside dolma* *anti £ldboetn, Reading, Lanigan* Nothw. Lydiara berit Ptlrsa4 11Sialisla Basset, Ramsbary. liangerfoed, ]mead. ii • . orris, Welted, Shrewsbury . . Salop, and Holyitead New Light Comb, every afternoon, at Redaend Fares. Tko New Royal Pefenflitall. Boerne end Louth, through Misystee. Cambridge. Mentinadon, Halton. Peterborough, Harping, Spalding, Splishf. Alford. 'Grimsby and Hull, evenlog, at balf-past seven o'clotk, BeadaY, at a cleaner before seven. " Express," a new light four inside post Coach to Carlisle, Penrlth, and Whitehaven ; goes with Mar horses and a gourd all the' way ; pause through Appleby, Broosth. Bowes; Geeta-hridge, Richmond, Cat lioroughbridee. Forryhridge, Dostuter. Newark, Bawtry, Grantham, Staasfors!, Greetham, Stilton, Big gleswede, and Baldock. Sets oat in the morning, and iseefeems the journey with the greatest facility, at Redneed Fires.—Pseamagers detained on the road by basioessa, or pleasure, have the mg:sitar advogsnite of their seats being secured in the next °orig.—TlM es y direct Coact to Car lisle. • •;The New Royal Patent Mall.;4lloolsrisigo through Wets. Reatiagfurd, Buektaad and Royston. evening, at intif-past seven o'clo. s, Sunday, at a quarter before seven. , &medal. Lancaster, Fresno', Kirby-Lonsdate, Botta, elm& Ormakirk, ant Garstang light postmoaches, amity foar inside pont-oent,e. through Warrington. Pr* Rudgly. KaaPttord, (onty one sight Ot di the ilaraaon'a Rood toa, , at 7, at Raiiuggil ?mar. Tuporky, Ninktivieh, tourarli every attar/loos. light port-nos di every• land, at Redo * Fare*. laaehester, Winshiv. Coa. I rerhaaiptoe, sad Acme' every afternoon. re s thely Sheffield and.Rotherbein neer fonr-inside Post Coeds's, every morning. called " The Expross." and also " The Rockingham," every attentive/As ttrfteduced Fares. The " Royal Repress," new Birmingham light post aoach, sets out every afternoon, Carrying four insiae only, posers through Warwick, Leamington, Southern, Weedon, Daventry, Stoney-Stratford and Towcester, to the Saracen's peed, Bull-street, Birmingham, early the next morning, Reduced Fares. The " Express." a New Light Post Coach to Hull, Lin eoln, Northeave, Howden end Doncaster, every morning. at eight o'clock, to the Cross Keys, Nlarket-place. Hell. cod also the " Rockingham" in the afternoon at two o'clock. Hertford, Ware, Iloddesdon and Cheshunt Coach, at Re duced Fares. Tottenham and Edmonton Coaches daily, at eleven, half past two, Ave and eight o'clock. ••• At Reduced Fares, to Leeds, York, and Doncaster ; Luggage end Packages at only two-peace per lb. S. A. MOUNTAIN and CD. respectfully acquaint their Friends and the Public, that they will not be account able for any Parcels, Passengers Luggage, iVritings, Plate, ac. ofmore than Five Pounds value, if lost, stolen, or da maged, unless entered es seek, and the Insurance paid for a mordingly. at the SUMMON Head Ins. Skinner-street. Snow hill. London. riIWENTY•FIVE per CENT. SAVIAG is GSN ' 710SJIJEll''s CLOTHES.—J. AGB SRT. Wool ks-draper, Tailor and 1/obit-maker, 47, Fieh-street-hill, seven doors from the Monument, most respectfully at quaints• the Nobility and Gentleness of Fashion, that he sataarfacteresevery descriptios of woollen goods. *arrang ed in point of fashion. quality, are. equal Is any house at Me west end of the town, Ile entreats a romparison, which will al once convince the most eredniors that at so house of character is the metropolis can they be served upon such low terms as at 47, The e.rtraragant charge of those who are necessitated to take and give tong credit has been the subject of compliant for many years.— J. Atassnr, coeducting his business upon a ready money principle, is enabled to tenter less money than other houses purchase their goods for. Gentlemen's eleginit superfine Saxony wool black or blue coats, made is the first style, from St. Ss. to 31. 13s. ; gentlemen's super ditto, Vs. to Ills. • double milled kerseytnere Greedier, film les. to 2 4 35.; black and buff kerseymere waistcoats. from 10a. to 14s. ; fancy waistcoats, new patterns.frons 7s. to 12s. ; fashion able trowsers, from 16s. to Ms.; ladles' and geatlemen's box coats, with capes, 21. 141 s. to Si.; a suit of plain livery, 41. A large and fashionable assortment of ge*Ueinen's and boys' clothes of erery description constantly on sale, at J. Albert's, 47, Fisk-street-hill. Army. Nary, India Company's Of errs, mad Merchants' orders test with despatch, and it liberal discount for ready mosey. Hoak, riding, or driving cloaks, and box coats in great carve p-47, Fish street-hill. BY his Majesty's Royal betters Patent:—LEAKß'S Pilule Saluted., justly famed for curing. in alt its Stages,. Certain Disease. One small Pill is a Dose ; and the taking of one box, Ina recent case, will soon convince the Patient of the certainty of his sp eedy recovery. No thing can he better contrived, more Bak, or more convenient than this remedy, for such as are obliged to go joarnies or to sea, as it needs no confinement or restraint of Diet: and 00 years experience (in an extensive practice) has proved that it will effect a Cure, when repeated salivation and all other methods avail nothing. For the :irony and other ehronical disorders, this Marro:lse has not its parallel. Up wards of /AMMO persons, of both sexes, have been radically cured of the above creel disorders, within the isit eight years. Prepared sod sold by tbe sole Proprietors. T.TAV• Lon sad dos, tiergeons.•at their house. No. 9, New Bridge street, In boxes of only 4s, Dd. each, duty included. N.B. Two back doors and ilgtits io the passages at night. Tee) are also sold by their appointment, with copious directions. ' at Mr. Herbs:nes Toy-shop. tOS. Oxford-street ;, Mr. Die borough's, 7. Fish-street Hill, nearly opposite the More meat ; at Mr. Baxter's.' Edinburgh; Mr. Newbery's, puhaa anal ass person in leery nonsklerable Tetra In Great • sod Inslaiwl. Advise gratis to penes* teking tbe.above. or otber of the Proprietors medicines. — Glee , * sad - seminal weaknessae cared, and letters, post-paid, answered. • See lite pebUshed lilt, by the loyal Geller of Leaden. DIGESit'VE SWAM. uniting Health with X•• I creation : are celebrated toe their unexampled Meaty In promoting appetite, and relieving ell cases of stomae,hle inertness and debility. Persons afilleted with indigesttes. anal inexperienced smokers, need not be deterred from using the Digestive Seger. by apprehension of the nausea Com monly comp'sined of, for so mild is its nature, that It cannel I prove oillensive even to the more delicate organs of females sad children. he egrets will be hued highly tonic nail gently ap•ries6 and it diffuses .an grateful &parttime, as 41.011.14-smaster is • drawing-room luxury. • Sold wily by Gliddon. No. 41, Kingoitreet, Covent-gar. It; wed may be had of all respectable dealers in the coon ia packets. prier is. Bd. TIO -SIIVEN Capitals ie the Last Lottery, 1 4.4.660. the Orand 410,000 in the previous Lottery. and several other Capitals were shared and sold by RISH. whim Oillees stead pre•maluent for the sale of Capital Prizes; at tele the only 011iee-keeper who ever sold TWO Prizes of '30,000 TWO Prizes of 240.000. and MIS- TEEN Prizes of 130.000, bevlJes Prizes of .(25,000. leelll,tiOd. *d. die. too numerous for insertion, amounting to iitoteral A new State Lostery, consisting of only 0000 Tickets, yet containing Prizes of 110,000/. 18,0001. &c. &c. all Money, 'and eli to be drawn In ONE DAY, 25th of FEBRUARY, is now selling by T. BISII, Shek-Broket, 4, COILNEILLL, and 9, CIIARING•CROSS. And by his Agents in the Country. 'The Prices of. Stocks are affixed, hourly. against RISWS Offices in Coruhill, by which the Public may sea the fluctuation. AROWLAND .& SON, Sale Proprietors of the • original MACASSAR OIL, respectfully Inform the Nobility, Gentry, sod public at large, they have removed to No. 20, lIATTON-GARDEN. They also beg to CAU TION, that is consequence of the gni . I demand for their original and genuine MACASSAR OIL, impostors per. chase the etepty bottles, and attempt to deceive the public with spurious Macassar Oil, eosepiesed of injurious ngre diem+, offering it for sale at a lower price, and without the label; aad others sign " Rowleedson. ' imitating the sign*. tare, whirb renders it necessary on prrehasing to ask for Rowland's Moamar Oil, and strictly to observe, that nous ere genuine without the little book inside the wrapper; and the label issigned on the outside, in red, " A. Rowland and son."—the prices are 3s. Oti. ; 7s. 10e. cud 41s. per bottle. All other prices err hupositlons.—The genuine bag he address on the label, " No. 49, Hatton-garden." Patronised by his Royal Highness the Duke of Rossei, sod most of the Royal Family; their Imperial Alejesties the Emperor omit Empress of Russia, his Imperial Majesty the Emperor of China, their Eacellencliss the Dukes de Neap /ado. and De Sao Carlos, and the Duke of Bresswick ; by their Especial Authority; and most of the Nobility through out Europe—ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL, (The original and,geusline) which for nosey years has bees oniversally aerated, and is the best sad cheapest article for nourishing the Hair. p dog Its falling off or turning „grey, presensesmseene moserpeseme Of ma: promotes* mom” Agee growth on the baldest pieces. . 1 Carly Hair.--tS produces and noshes the mart lees dude.' ersteise, or in damp weather—renders Hairthat is harsh and sksisso soft us siis, glossy, elegant, sad beautiful. ludlspositiess. Accouebeaseat, &e. during which this 011 should be regularly applied, as it reseals the Hair being in jured, such as falliog off or changing colour, and retains Its besetillrodbeerWistakers.Aye-brows, &e. Children's llair.—A due attention to Children's Friar is of the greatest Importance. This 011 is invalusble: it era dicates the sae easy and pleasant, and is superior to combs, soaps, &e. mikes the Heir firm is Its roots, end fixes a sta mina for a beautiful Head of Hair. Prlee3s.ed.-75.-104.6d. and If. Is. per bottle. Red Whiskers, Grey Whiskers, Eye-brows, Hair on the Hoed, eSeetially °hanged to breve or black, by the use of ROWLAND'S ESSENCE OF TYRE. By merely welling the 'lair, it immediately produces a per fect change. Price 4s. ; 7.. 64. ; and 10s. 6d. per bottle. Sold by the Sole Proprietors, A. ROW LAND and SON, No. 20, Hatton-garden, liolhora. Longo.; aad, by appoint ment. by Messrs. ileadries.Titchborne-street ; Smyth, 117, Gattie and Pierce, 37 ; D. Rigge, 33, New Bond-street ; Bayley and Blew, Coekspnr-street ; Sanger, MO, Oxford street : Berry and Co. 17, Greek-street ; Butlers, 4, Cheap side, and 220, Regent-street; Rowney, 106, Hatton-garden; Colley, Bisbopsgate-street; Wharton, Do. ; J. T. Rigge, 68, Cheapside; Taite, 41, Johnston,ed, Cornhill ; Newberry, 4.8, Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard; Sutton, Bow Churchyard ; Burgess, 63, Holborn-hill : Lew, 330; Prout, 339, Strand : Barclay & Sons, 93, Fleet-market; Stradling & Nix. Roy al Exchange ; Ford, I.'eacburch.street; Bartel. lot, Hatten-garden; Ambridge Woodman. Piccadilly; Grange. Oxford-street; and by moat perfumers and medi cine venders.—'.• Ask for Rowland's Oil, or Rowland'. Dye, and observe the Signature " A. Rowland and Son." All others are counterfeits. TRIAL OF THB CONSPIRATORS. liMo's •[NCB, DCILIPI, M. 4. The trial was resumed this morning at nice o'clock, and the examination of the witnesses for the Crown pro ceeded upon. John Atkinson examined—Had a meeting with some persons prior to the evening of his Excellency's going to the theatre ; the subject of conversation was his Ex cellency's intended visit ; beard it mentioned more than once; the first meeting was a few days before he went there: the meeting was at the Sbakspeare tavern; there were there Mr. Stoker, Mr. Bewley, Mr. Heron, awl many others; it was meutioued these that there ought to be some plan adopted to send some people to the theatre on the night of bis going there, for the pur. pose of rendering Lord Wellesley unpopular; that it might cause his removal, it was mentioned that they ;night cause him to leave the theatre, and ultimately the conotry.—Witness received money from the persons presets' at the Shakespeare Tavern. Heron said, he would sent it. Heron is a gentleman who holds radio offices in the Post °dice and &wise : the money was to purchase tickets to send persons to the Upper ,Mike),; it was not necessary to send people to any other part of the house, as there would be plenty to go there at their own expense. Saw some of them again in the evening at Warburg Street, at Peter Maly's.— Stoker, Heron, and H. liandvritch were there; also, 1 1 Fletcher sod a brother of Stoker; Handwich was asked to get some people to go, and undertook to do it. The witness proceeded to detail the arrangements made for placing the people in the theatre, as already mentioned by bits brother, tieorge. on the previous day; he stated + the preparation otter. sticks, whistles, the rattle, spirits and porter, sod drinking it before going to the Theatre, the purchase of the ticket,, Sic. Has beard of Black Lodges, they are higher than the Purple, which are higher than the Orange; there are various degrees of Lodges; the Black is a kind of promotion; saw several persons get tickets se they came into the Lodge; does not recollect any eountersign to have been fixed.— Forbes. - le•Calksek, with witaess, together with his heather, went with the men le the upper gallery, sad then S. the bones; whistles were distributed at Daly's, is Ship Street; *Bases held the stock puree, asibStroisasiii these things ; there am • block quart there; it was brought to the thmere. with some whiskey in is. The witness proceeded to state the cos- Telltales in Flanagan's Hotel, is Eau Street, where sleek, and &My enublos its .possessor- to AMU the precepts 1 Charley, Onnskirk, ant Gsratang light dellveredicl us in.the Scriptures—' Give unto every wan his afternoon. proper titli e lest he be offended, and „ye betray jeer igno- The " Royal Express," iew light fo ranee.' "—Neer Atontbly Mag. to Liverpool, In XS hours ally. througl "71te Secretary's Avisistaat Is sir 4001111ble•Ipililiva tai sot, Conaleton, Lewtott, Novelistic :`• . we give Wear bliifif, fr1011011.10411/11014.1440014111.4'7runi• Mows, Staiter4. sad lvitahlreld (oar ' •O. , • ' • ,•• i•-nr p.. ? ~.:: I t _t. t_ .; - I v a •. , . vee4‘) livolY alleweow i eeciTee et the ......--.--I. , eel *Vag ,Illt e t .... • . . I is.. LON t AilliWILIVII0.11!Ial l . • ~..-: , , : 1 40ga. . . tetsitoo, at Reduced ares. R • VERT A, •' 4 • • ARPETS AND Chester, N ewpor t. 1410locharcii. Ti ' • • IPLooiCttIAYtHS 111 '10001r. : '' - Nuititivrieh.& Middlewich, light post-cs • v iIIIIC Proprietor of this d Establishonnt Legs lold Sunderland. Stockton and Yartn rig fir netivlie Afteirtion of his Friends diev Puhtle, who are morning, to the George ion, Sunderlan . *bout feriliitiwg or • •ertorting. 10 Ma toad Low Price iilovaxstres Express," to Manche' that he hits reduced his very Soperlor Manufactured omen, Newcastle, Weisel, we've:no Stock of Goods to, and feels cordlitent that. epos inspectiou, ford, now four inside post-cos I, eve rvery Alike 1111 folly answer the Description given. one oiled on the road, at Reduced Fare t - r -