The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-08-26 00:00:00

~i r'r!' • ~~ IMP FMP^I lllb us . - ":" .- P --- • .." 0 11 1 M -- - ±F - i wk., ' • . .. .- , . . *, • 4 1 ,, • . 4 . • i .1 i tl - - • - .- - _ -• . , . _ . c s -' . . . ' . • k . ; li i , It"' eSt(iliteS.ll . :I t ) . n . . • . . .., , ._. ~,•3,,, wit -0 WEDIC T ES - Y. ~0~ 'll. LONDON, _ iDA . AUGUST id; 1818. . " Om Cause for whisk Hager:MN fell slis Us held, .44d Srbeir. died n ths ustaffoldii" - _ ' _ • a' PIMA rint LONDON , GABBT7IN, dva-tit. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. - Todd and J. Wright, Tiehbarne.street, Westminster, ha. a‘hers, from Aug. 19 to Oct. 3. at Guildhall. builder, frail% J. :- I, r 0 M r. : t o p- la e _ L 21 - . •-- = •••• 'I4E-" - - . cosetrifflite(Rbkli OROMINNiiit ULT e TAVERN. A Wft. IM, raWICAt' UNIO N' I •Met - atul LIFE A. svitANCllo—The COMMITIttit ; oppoiated* tio et a,i„, i nto the Dodoes mad Foods s 4 the Society, re. guest the ATTENI S / 1 1 1 1VR. at a Grovel Meting of kbe 9 lll4- tou gEgg te.itkat .w 14e40014„ . t0 be. krl4 oho above 'ravers. TO.MORRO IT, tbe 97th test. at 12 o'clock, to aE. CEIVK a &peony. To noose ilre.arcsiasosilatiovi of 'be partirs.whooe ioteresbla ItsroelliAtely ecotievied; eerie bet London lossreev, produ, m. astir Polities osibereplitue Ike merest year; wool bo & em itt ed. J. T. ThIORP, Cloaking.. Joel pobbished. price ss. 4sa boards TLIE l&GIS of. 1 0 IFE; a Nan-Medical Com mentary on the indiscretion' sprisine from litimati Intwilth tie Coomft. N 4 septet*, and b o ard! elierti ef Lees Yenerea. lora. Str,ietaire. Seminal Weaktie. at. are fully developed '; PA rt 11. e.:M•iins movie renisaks cer tain Fesonln Gemplaints % in partieniee Sterility I Past :I 11. inm brutes Pr tetieal Observations me Stoma Delsilstsr, Self Above, &f.'s •its or stffa,es- &astral istrOf Ike. pre - Itto 000 era fw. Contabing %mensal • ' May Ite bad at 107, Pateraoster-row,. Landes, and: att liheloelters. Messrs. Gas and-Ca. ara 1, he conralted i at atlial..everw ;lit. in keit hose; end Ps4iestt in Itt , e Country are reoue.ted in dreeriae usinnielvdte - ewe: atria:4l n rennit.wiee Ger Pio. vice and Krdielae i which ran be forwarded to RIIV par( A' in, Winid and Ca. M. lt. C. Sargedra, HoUrelie-stteet. fiee&arreei. London. WE at reqeested.to direct the attention of wit vera otlvend with ~MAI •W•boadily decay. nervous de nility, inward wastigsgs„ lens of appetite, indige,t um, depressi.en efispirits, idulting of the tinds,secirbusic. and' ever y other kind of erupting, astbmas. isiCtrated throats. seminal weakness. pain- is the limbs and joints. consumptive nabob, and ell connllutiooel ielobedlovetv to make trial of the celebrated - I'ORP( AL BA Lll OF R A KASlal. 4,r Nature's Utstarativr. •Mi 'prrwired and - told; wholesale and retail. b* C.J. Jr , . as. M. the East Lengths's Medici,' Establi*linceut, 7, Canuten-street Road. St. George's in the Ease. L o nd e .. It is• universally gickaawledgeti• to he' the amm sereenble and posse:Nl restorative In nll the' above com plaints ever discovered : it 'thins the blond, eiKeS the *moot violent pains in ilia bead nod stsensaele..and prgonates gentle perspiratiao.—lt is utterly imp .mible for language to. espretes. or elegise-nee' to vont. sseePrientiv the value n e this wonderful and inenfliirlettble M rdi !we is re.turing health so the tifflicted, and giving rignear in thy 'level ; thousands bar iag heel• restored to t erteci health. alter bieviar:bern. so rev dewed by diferent dine escs. as t • hate been despaired of, Pill only ley their families, bon abet he there proftchmnal attendant.. Said, by appointment of the Prgeorieber, in Mottles 11s. each, or twee quantities in • nr, eneh ;or f Amenities in ~.ne finally bustle, fur 3Si., deity inetuded.. hi w be. h •ene bowie is saved. This inestimable Medicine will keep I nit climates. .and tons belied t.f Barclay need So"s. Fleet-market ; Veede, 16. c o ngleilt; 11. J. Prrptoo, 101, 1000414 J. Ili Meg.. 1.95, Strand; Blake. 56, P ccadilly Harker, 14. o*, nd--treet ; Chandler, 76. Otyfn4A steers TARE, Itedularow, Holbarn and by the mutt revgerta:.le Oledigita itenders•iu every Run at the klkgdo.m. Dr C. .1. Gordan rakes thig genernl oppnrtanity of an aoanciaz to tat th:d he .rikl , tev..l•4 kn. rituly esclauvr- I in the rare of pi.ilirtsLir foinvimni s $ a regular member of the Marti Conese of Patric , u. isvailfree a speedy arid ;retina oeag cure for retry clam. .4 nervine , relaxation; diseaher, Pt bow. vet long ,01. , diot, or °film mot, inveterate kind, are by bit. n e w a nd .. v peei sr s a . 4 1 e ,,4mapsentop•eskilyandefecivallyeured Dr. C. J. Juldnte tram be consulted, by all rank.t. from pine in " e dliu- —l-41. as.ostior Ai ob. hir ca t v...tkt,iisbinest, canuon-mrer4 Et a fis Bunt the Dimmer. vial Road turnpike, St. Grurgeg is, the t,plCAr, BOARD, GrviS4 131;tckfitnr.,'-roaa; AO Woodstock street, eitijoinio... Bond-Afire. —Sin're the Mettlet.l Beard has betmemni. 4 l3 l %. e 4 a t Clool-uti ointor, Grill (linage/ 7 04r. uppwite• tar A r a, Howland H II s Chnorl. and Wond.tock-strert. a•ijoinitte. I(e.. atat,d vireet. upworh. of Thirty Ttstesartc Passcots• a bo.lisrurs have been rest red so 'Norf. ct behls!s, roast) of whom bsaltogered for tears tinder them -t painful :sod hstlnnte d.ll - were pronounce.. itcrurtable try reaprctable practo WWI*. Jul several dt.charced (two H i. the Wed re- Atitise lrl•r* eosubited inl-tett.l 1-w-hlesks. COOP 1.1 t• aid of facet , al and Surgical celetrit oftet forty )ettri .ape, tra ct in tail hictr .poll•„ are convoittd chits at both hoosea Ito I caser•of S'philis. ate. often improverk ttelpterl), until sive 4t cries; and tiw p or have r grafi') tot Tstrwfoi. Thor , day, 601 Standar Monologs, until Twelve o'florit. eir Pant-m -oot a abloom. de-cribi. it eirca-e. itumedloirk t.itentle.l All letteislo re direct.-. 1 to Chart 'tie' hostile, /3134ft:or's road,. bin mos are iamb reed wbics do sot commiwts enamskstis fro. INCOMMON GOOD TRAVIMCING, riot,* vv iheSAILAIIKN'S HEM). INN. 10100W‘it4ms, To YORK, LKEDS, RUIN KlJlttia, all Pons of Or NORTH. Poet lesbde Caliche', the Ite-t keep excellent Time, 81. W MOUNTAIN noA Cam. SARACEN'S HEAD INN. SNOW-HLLL. LONDON. EL CLAY'S orisinal WAGGONS and COACH ES, t, New bury, Swinibrn,ll)4u t., B.,surt, Lamb..ufn, Huugrr fore', Chalon, itelding, sill 1 nil placea.ufjxtrut, OuHy. Tug foilmoil C •nohve. Mnil CoachM, 4&r. net out from the %ar+treliv liend Tbr UM PI R a ;wit- Litrrpool Lietit Crutch, auk - or., night an the road, (ure.. Four 1 sides and ur Outside.; sets out every etas isi Our .'t lock, a. rises at Live, p nest Altermn . ) at Sic ieci.Jrk tqr,.tiga !),town, le, W.i.sossro, nbury, Northootpt a., Welforn, Lutuer aorta, 1111(11'1 , s , Athrr.tunc, Litchfield. Stane, Rat. y, Neweavtle, Koutitord, Warsaw too. hOti Prem.. t. SOUTHAMPTON, Lsolington. Winches er. and Hastrig *lke New F tar-inside Cnacti, at half-past Se•ru &Clock in the Morn‘ng„ arrives at to, Dolphin Southampton, by Five o'Clork.—Thts is n nn.st delightful conveyance to the Isle of Wight. Jersey, Gueruve), St. .11aloes. Havre de Grime, aserburg,&e. SHKEWSBURY, Wellington, and Shlffhal , Pratt Coach, every Eveniz.g, :it Five o'llock, guarded, WEI MOt."f 11, Dorchester, titandford, Salisbury, Andover, and Ba,ingst.obe P••tt Coach, ever, After:lElmo. The Weymouth eat net. to (isierr.sry, Jerbe), Alderney, St. Ma bet., &a. EXETER, Ph moulh, Weyranutb, Dorchester, Falmouth . Danimielh, .ii.d Salisbury, New Yost Conch, eery Morning at Seven o'Clocit, through Montt Axminster, Bridport, 8ian41,411, Busttaggoke, asd BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton. and Hunting don Mini (oarI•, cety out ever) Evening to Spileby, Loom'. ()rim's'. and Hull. BATH and BRISTOL Flying Pnst Diaches,through Chip reitilti. Caine, and Stirlhorinigh, every Aftertionus •rriveat F. May's, the Grey h••und Inn, Bath, nod the London Takers, thomas-tareet, and the Swan, Bri.tol, nest Morning.— Conches so Wells, Bridgewtiter Tanuton, Exeter, Plymouth, 4c. LEEDS New Light C►arh, called •T'he Rocklnghnm, sets mat .very M, , iniors entries Poet Inside& only, nod i.vwee vi+. isarkabiy eno k , with a Guard tliiiiugneut. Pa,,tt thrum& thanitard. Newark. Belford. Worn-nee. and Petryfiridger, to the Gulden I dol ., Le•dpi, 'lent aLlfiliqr v — Not withonniiisig the uncommon expedition of this Conch, it i► a i •wed to t-e the most ugteehhie said complete Putelte Convey once' on the North ante, helo t rttrpa+•iied pt Aec••raimwtati.tn by arty 41*. KENDAL, Lancaster, Prratim, Kirby-Limbo:tale, Buiton Cluoley, Ormskirk, nod Gars ang P.,st Coacbeo, dory After 4°,4 4 et Hoe o'clock. Guarded. • H. W. %10UNTAIN and C.. mercifully acquaint their Ptiroaand l r Puylsc. that they *lll nut !-e accountable for "' niaartiern.' LOranor,W /Wags, klalu r Sic. af u 1 1 ..U11.it Vliolle if 1r.., ur uuniaged unto* tt terra orosuci., wd lac en-ornate paid for acter4ingth 111-tite ii"ftlitaa Lvasioth Am& 49 IO 041.17, ai Guildhall. J. Colburn, Podding-lute, tisk-salesman, from Sept. 5 to Sept. 19, at BA? KRUPTCI ES SUPERSEDED. H. Borgem, HWatioshant, fader. W: Whittington, Perry Barr, klandivorth, Stafurdsbire, fanner. ANICRU rrn. F. Pena, jaw "Wnlthanisrow, Esses 4 plumber. Sept. 14.15. 4, at GuildMa 1. Atiernies, Mesas. Romeo sad sofa Crown-court. A Ider,gatetstreet. V; Lear, Strand. brubb.inatter, Ant. 19, Sept. 10, Ott. fi; at GniMUD. Attorney, Me; Briggs, Eseasotreet. Strata.. T. Mural', Holyhead. mailer/ea. luabeePer. Sept- 21 . 44. Oct. 6, as f o r 'Talbot Inn, Shrewsbury, Shropshire. Attaraies, Maws. . ' Mast sod ea.Mire-mak Teak* g sod ihitan. k send Ms. ativesnbury. • M. linehlaad. Bayswater, victualler. Sept. 3, 14. Oct. 6. at Goildh.lll. Attorney, Mr. llbbiasnit. Half Moothatreet, Piccadilly. It. Ker, Kimestan-apos-Hell, merchant, Sept. 7, S. Oct. 6, at the Ong and Ouck Tasere, Kingston-open-Hull Attornic,, Messrs. Rinser And Co. Bartlete..bseildines. Holborn. J. Wnketteid, City-road, builder.. Aug. V. Sept. IV, Oct. 6, nt Attorney, Mr. Garter, Lord Mayor's Coact Office, Royal Excl , nose. E: Marshall, Adlington, Kent, favor, Sept. 7, P, Oct. 6. at theGuiklatsll. Casterbory. Attornies, Mr. Mono Canter bury ; and Messrs. Itracertod Cu. Surrey-w.reet, Strand. Thnettgond, Strand, dealer. Ang. 29. Sept 11, Oct. 6. at Oniidhall. /Wormy, Mrs. Dickias, Cook's court, Carey street, Liwrola's.lan. • Total .... 12,270 13 1 The establishments of the seven offices and that of the Thames nod .Rivec Polite, vary in newly partieoters ; but yaw Com mittee refer generally to the Appendi z•for the details of toe same. - in contrasting the expenees of•the How-street oire is the years 0114, 1813, 1816. and. 11117 a jib those which were is-, curved in 1796. your Committee Observe that the salaries of the Magistrates have Steen augmented and several new officers ap pointed, the propriety of which :bey bytes means intend to dis pute; bat as die expellee of this other is prodigious, they re. commend the attention of 6nvernenent to be drawn to the stab ;eel. Yotir Committee examined varies. Magistrates of the diferest Police Eatabli homilies whom they summoned before them, is respect to also attendance at the respective °three at curdieg to the roles and regulations prescribed in the 54th .f the King, chap. 57 ; and though that sate dance alien not beat all t tne.sereetable either to the spirit or letter of the Act, yet they feel it to be their duty to slate, that it seems to be substantially good. Sir N. Comma. the Chief Magistrate of the Bow-street office, communicates daily will the Secretary of State for the Horne Department, as do tne Magistrates of the other offices. on all matters of deep public interest; and they all make a monthly return of the informations received, and of persons cm/snaffle* and discharged at their respective offices. Al use Mae time i; appear. evident to your Committee, from the examination of chi. Magistrate, that little or no communicatioo takes place be tween sae difereni PoliceoSces, upon any -regular system._ They all act independently of each when. except where special rersice ca:l4 for a general co-operation; and Sir Nathaniel Comet actinism ledges that is Individual cases. such a cnnimotsi elision dot s sot take ..la e, though it soul Ibe highly advise-. tageons for the prevention of crime and the appieheasion of criminals litter Committee examined sevens' of the Magistrates wpm the roprie• v • I eaabluaring what has been termed 14 Central Board of Po ice, which would correspowl with all parts of the kinguom, ;towel! as with the diferent minor estob.whinents in the metropolis. Nano very plausible reae.as were adduced to deasoasarate the advantage of tech Si plan, and your Committee are aware that one praposi ion of a Filmier nature was se. commended by the Was& and Ward Comovieee in 1812. Bus, upon a careful eternisation of all the arguments in f moor of this plan. your Committee are of . oeiniou that it would not be 'advisable to adopt sorb a ineasore. since 4sy far the greater , llibirdver of tamers eammil ed are undoubtedly not of a very , serums nature; a.tl shut those which include the more enormous offences :treat present rapidly published rind ciicuinted, by the &areal press, the correspondence of Magistrates, nod the ilso and Cry Police Gaul.. Sir V. Conant iafortaed your Committee, that however plait- Ode dais plan might seem, yet if adopted, a cloud would he throe o owe. all the Iran actions of the Police. and the few im portant cases visitor:A by the member of iodeSnite commuuica-- 1 ions. At the same time, sour . ommittreare of opinion, that within the Mrtropoli., tier.re the 'Magistrates separate at roar o'clock tram their ...Teeter.. offices. a conen-ni• anon might he sent to eels of the varin.. diarges that bad been made be fore them, and their resells; so that when the Magistrates attend again at their respective offices, they would all have laid before them the Polite transactions °, the Metropolis of that day. The Poll" Faiairlishment of the City of London has been set forth in the iteport of Isl 2 above alluded to, and has received, w hot it well merits great commendation ; for the derail the Com mittee refer to the evidence of Mr. Huldsworth, who filled dor situation of Upper Marshal fur 18 or 19 years; and since the period a ben it amt the object of so much commendation by a , former Committee, it has been rendered more efficient by the exertions of the late Lord Mayor. M. the Fame time youe Coontnittee have received information. which satisfies them, that • even in the City, where the machinery of the Police is beuere adapted for the pre. entitle and discovery of crimes than in the other parts of the Metropoli., great attunes have prevailed t.nd ' still continue to prevail. which require aU the exertions of the Magistracy to c 'rect. They have learnt, however. with satisfaction. that at preeent DO practical itienovenience arises from the esclusive jurisdiction of the City of London ; but that very facility is allorded. by Me eltignitrates of all the districts 1 hroughout the Metropolis, fur the apprehension toad detection of e. tutorials. CLERK .—boar Committee have learnt, that a practice has long esisted in this branch of the Police Establishments, for the clerks in same of the offices to act as solicitors. In Bow-street they ere at present permitted to appear as prosecutors; and its this office 1815 1816 1817 your Committee have found, to their astonishment,thst I I £.1462 4,96001 £Q6 . 25 an esti* clerk has been employed, paid bythe Pub. 3528 3529 f. 1538 tie, to execute that business which was neglected to 5123 I 3296 1i 643 be performed by the regular o ffi cers. Mr. Stafford t 3119 SlB5 3300 the ch I 4011; 3;66 s. ,:, ief clerk, is clerk also of the indictments on 3035 I 3194 9334 the Home Circuit, and at the Middlesex g 1 011 b. II 3518 1 3752 2539 on account of the duties of the first situotion, he is se I 24,374 s t.t3,034 ~782 %joy absent entirely from his office eight weeks during the year ; and as there are eight Sessions annually, each There must he added. besidei, to this the expens e of the Po lice Establishments of the Metropolis:— taking some weeks, ho must be the greatest part of 14. The Ilarse Patrols, which amounted in his time absent from Bow-street. Mr. Thomas, who 1814 to ....... .6.367 6 t I 1816 to ....... .ems 6 6 0 1916 to .. I _, .. 6689 16 CI I 1817- 10 ... ... 774 u i 6 was second clerk at the period of your Committee's • 24. The Thames Police, which in enquiry, from a bad state of health, rarely attended 11t14 was ...,... .CfllB7 16 9 1816 was the o ffi ce. Mr. Keene, the third clerk, attended 1815. .......- 6775 12 6 I 1817 ... ...... ‘78371 193 1: Together, making the whole cost of the various Police Of. regularly but two days in the week ; it is therefore t• flees to amount in clear so your Committee, that if the duty were per -1814 Co ISIS .. .... 51 .7 26 6 2 formed at all, it was principally done by the extra From tais must he eobtriatited the receipt , of mosey arising clerk, and that therefore the employment of three from fees, ohich, from the different Police Offices. not ioclud iele Bow -street, aostaimed , in clerks is an unnecessary expenditure of the public 1814 to „....... .0272 11 11 1 1816 to ....... ,e 4966 6 9 money, unless the principle be adopted o f ma king 1815 Leaving io 1614 /49.618 PI b 1 UM • lCB 5 '6lB 13 8 cure. If the► whole time of two clerks was g 4.4011 to 181 A 44.151. 6 6 11817 47,361 U 8 to be provided for out of the Public Treasury. the COllOl6llll of the o ffi ce, your Committee see no Th. ii•tabliamiew of Boss-toriet monists of three Jamie reason why they should not be fully adequate in 'rates, she chief tor whom is Sir N.Curiant. with a salary orlitVl. per annum ; the two others having 6u(3. each. One Ch of , perform all the duties for which tier are now paid Cleat et 9141. with 681. as k.diter of the Hoe oistf t; fel Offset* , ; uy the Public • ; and they ate of opinion , OM' the'... and on, per week from the Pairole Eoablishmeta ; Total.llll. lacy - now paid to the Nerds ellsrk, stud the foreleg" I ' pet anima. lielend Clerk,. 1741. per monim, and alas. a-week ~,end,ure of . the these othercierks, contrasted with from theitame, : .20,1. Third clerk 1311. prr ann. and 6.. from „ . , the same, 1491. Eight officers , at one guinea per week • and toff tlawa‘eine itipetots by which they sire 'ethane. .... thr " °l Ikm- he " l ' s ad """ 4I "SI per mists- each. fin at - ' fated, are proofs of a western, Upien4ll4llfP of money, leadaoce.pa the ito.al. Intaily. 1 nirteeu Conductor: of the .• - .- . Nitride IS sle. Wed: P i sist• at ',is. ed. pi e l i on eac h. Office... wilfCli reveres to be corrn44. You* Comtnittee I keeper, . . afol hulikektlfikuro t 3l - - ustutt4. two door- - cannot 1)ot think the Magistrittis of yaw - street cell keepers, at 15c . per week ; ;pa ja il er& our t .if„ . tfit'othet at A stinate for their tieglirence, - ht leffl>ritig this shut ls. dine; ode ansistant.mesenxer. as 70. &We; cineetsties at of • . . . . at a50w5,44419N10.0*. pc4 San* i tiwary,ii% . 49 Iffnit on to 111. Sif.'Sroffild od Mr. Kr' 1 , lit rtrt ': s ( veal A 52itskti lisailtle Ile.. " • 31,117 3603 40 , , se . . bath opelik• (imitator AserfroPrtaial Maribor where siiiscesif mor 444 e.. practically situations - Keetie alien I( lien! tic formed, *be full forraancei paaid be sso .persoiss•as 'olio hold salary ' _.ice of suffering the clerks of the iiiffeteot ou r to act ea - solicitors, eaites in severe, of Ilse PAlite Establishments; it is, however, stated to be attelltded with no neglect of their other dories, sad cense., illicitly with no public inconeestimares yet asnpeo.. ing a door to much abase, and being liable tdvotejt .negligent habits end inattention to official duty, -Committee...re of opinion that the system is objet.' Atonable, and ought to be discontinued. There cad. properly exist no reason why the clerks of the Pointe offices should practise as solicitor. • thr,Magistridee who preside there, not being ptesuid tti be ie *set of their advice: and it never could be in cowietnplito lien of the Legislature to usable the Goverstieksit SO ,place any man, with any qualification, in It., kits. .stioa of Police Magistrate, salerled by the Pot)lig o awhose due ezecetion'of official duty was to-be secured by the law knowledge of his clerk. Mr. Colquhoan, who presides over the esteldish. .rent of Queen.sqoate, spot) being a•ite , l, if, lode. pendently of the personal character of this chief "dark, it was to be considered as a disadraniage.to the busied. of his various offices, that the clerks .troold be emplayed as allornies replied, that rf ease man Out had sot a strong sprite of dot) (40 many may not hare) it would certainly be a disadraotage. But your Committee see no reason 'why this woos sense of duly should be generally felt, or this en (rental:my strtee of preferring, al all times, the public interest to their own, he eattected to be found in the class of persons who officiate as clerks in the Police-offices. Your Committee however feel the !greatest ohjeo. thins to the practice at Bow-street, end in some at the other offices, where the clerks act as saunters to parties isiag in their own office; they cannot ire*. gine a system Liable to greeter abuse. indepewderall of the encouragement thereby afforded to aireinail prosecutions, it is evident that the business of the person who sought public justice, and employed one of the clerks of the office where he was seeitaft, mould he forwarded sooner, and bee complaints limed .with a greater disposition to attend to them, thin e stranger bad been employed as his attorney. The Magistrates unconsciously might be led to favour nue party more than another ; and cases may be supposed (and they are by no means improbable.) where to harass an enemy might be the ohjeet of a prosecution, and where persons might be repeatedly remanded for further elimination, a practice et alarming frequency : where, if the accused is com. mitterl, as is most commonly the case, to Tothill or Cold 133 th-fields, he is loaded with irons, end per• baps at last committed for trial without any pagoda.. lion of conviction. The clerks draw the informs. lions ; and Sir N. Conant admits, that the Ma. gistrates conpult these identical clerks as to their le• gal construction ; so that it appears they are con• stantly called upon to decide upon the legality or illegality of documents prepared by themselves...-. Several Magistrates of the other offices, when esor mined upon this subject. appeared to feel strongly the manifest impropriety of this practice : sod Mr. Evince stated, that he should consider it his duty as Magistrate, not to allow it. Your Committee refrain from assigning other rea• sons, which have occurred to them, against this practice. They are happy to find it is riot genets!, throughout the offices; and they trust, those who have the power of correcting this evil, will lose no time in so doing. PARISI! OFFICERS.-•-•YOur Committee refer gene. rally to the Report which was made on this subject in the year 1812, by a Committee of she House, en. titled" A Report on the Nightly Watch and Police of the Metropolis." That Report enters fully into the detail of this branch of Police, and seta forth am law, and the practice under the law, of the parishes of the Metropolis. Not withstanding various changes %ere suggested by that Committee, none hate" beet► efscsed. The system. such as it was, still remains. Though your Committee may not concur in all the projects whicio are there set forth, refit appears to them to Os most espedieht to make e'me immediate alteration in the general mode of conducting the infe for Depart.. want of the pollee There seems to 1)0 wanting altogether. in the west& ern division of the Motropotit. an o.nity of proceed. iag, or that depPodeoc• of parte on Path wise*, with. out which no wp:l.c , postitated and elficieot irsteen of Police can be ez,.eeted. ThP offices of high conatol.lo mod constable, are duties of labour performed without reward'; and par sons ate selected to gtl thou'. oho, who -termer . be their other qualifies:norm, kire no motive beyond mere pohlic duty to discharge foteistairi 0,0 ai k tunus end troubletwitte offices with which they are itoe-ted. Complaint% have hers made 1., %oar Committee, of the inadequacy of the allowaticvs which sits law& to tote infreier ent. :tshlip, for 101 l of Oise mood oltittitlaneft vg on Ilse dilmint &Woos and Uoute ; tad a lions of C)1, ai lived I y .. . _~_ ME .• . • Pet l'iblit. - ..:1 • - of. . .., iii 4 4 - v • i,,,-.i" 00 Vs - -- .A --....:::: • .-. • • . .s, : A , t q . - , ._ . . • •- - ! plc „ - . • r. . Oii isuina ‘ . JNI . ... . . , • .. . ..„ i - ... .- PiitAfitlif , .. ipesh• of arreagete.ois made is ' t . ii‘ ice AL... re Open this siihjwct ; but thew artargeinents 4 i iertaialy buwarrantahle; and ths eitoollee of olough-Street office and the Thames P-liae, persnas repaiarly and dillgently perform the I rif clerks P and ere neither Solicitor§ hit' N . Orkill iewhere,•elearl).deninnstrste that 'no diSrelty tically.fnand ia findint people to hold these site on, the silaii•l allotted to ilium. Mt. too instil?e hie appointment NS a secoiidorytko. ' In that of i practising solicitor ; jof 14 is efts hat no official ditty is sell. and cheertelly pee. I, if the permis elteeniing it does,notteiropiny 1 force i)f big ability and-good, will is it phi- '• I ice; and your enanunittee. would lepielee Ikea be em difficulty in . fisithug is the iltlittoill, . 1 mi.lie well qualified for-thele,4leatioasuaaJeitee old them, who ovoid be lei is heft. WO 4 6 ,111111Pir Ilse regaritations at the offices alitimmr.Thie :e of suffering-the clerks of the ili6eto4o44* . _... Aa. - dill_._ 1)1W11)ENI)S. Sept 24, S. Perks, WmWill. Staffordshire. factor—Sept. 20, J. presl,lll, Nlnianr mall, Sharon', Shropshire. will r—Sept. 24, J. Parrot.. Birmingham. grocer—:,ept. 15. W; Hotalson• rasa. St. J04111%.411VP1. chresensangerr—depi. 15, H. While. Wilrininster. Wiltshire. litaett-droper. Sept. 15. F Price .md K. Le soaef. Winchess,er street. merch ants—Sept. 14. F Perry Finsbery-sonare, merehaut—Sept. 11, 11. Bensielsamp to. •ema ry-street. Haymarket c bsee-dealer—Sept. 21, J. ttlorris. Chepstow, shopkc.eper—kept. 15. T. Hopkins, tndeu-street, St. Macros, builder—Sept. 1/1. E Watmo, d. Nelson. and G. Cooke Love-lane, 3. T. Skes sod - W. linker, Leeds, d 24..1. D. Fires no, Das en•ry. dupe:— Sept. 14, T. Ambrose and T. Fated', Botoiph-lone, ine merchants Sept. 15, M. Nash, Harlington. Bedford-Mire, grocer. CERTIFICATES—Sore. 15. _ _ J. Thetnpson, Map','eine. Derbphire, farmer—J. Brooke, NAntiwieh, brewer—J Bell, Nora Slack* brewer—W. Skepvard, Bristol. bookseller. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. T. Gregory and W. Ititrein.croft. I.i.erpool, linen drapers Dame nnd .1. Hawkins, Nastonbury. Soraersebbire, ca - de-dealers—T. Within/ow and I). Robinson. Liverpool. fall , . tankers—O. and K. Lane. Rath, wine nwrehants—W. HiHtuan and W . k itehir, overseers or shippine— T. Foster and P. Mira, Bast Retford. 4ptrit merchants—l ) . Presland, B. N. Prover, and W. H. Marie,. ItruuSniek-square. atiornies—J. Norton. W. Derbyshire, and J. Betty, I unghborough, lace-wanufac turer,-1. C. and M. W. Bishop, Norwich, tea dealers. THIRD POLIO? REPORT. •••••11101..... (Cootiourel from mar Pver of Yestenlitv.) I.TH/LDIFFBRENT POLICF; ESTABLISHMENTS OF TOE I 11101'01.lb. These aniablishinents were hr.ought tinder the •iew of Par liament, in the 28ih Itepwt of Egli .tire. which was presented it this House. and order , dto loprintrd in 1798. At thin period. iiscl,nlisig air Once in liow street. their were eight separate Poi: , e Offices, w i h tt ref Jetnices presiding ower each.—Since floe, apinilsrr has been added, ent teed see Thames Police, whkii has the same somber of hlftistrates to direct its cola hb asitoL, Ihn-e.above.aseavioned. 1.1 impetus of from the 14t13 Itepnrt of the Fi nance c omm i ttee, 'lir anoint average of the let I ex, finer of X. a. d. the re• en Police t eke.. in she Metropolis, taken from the time of their institution in Aug. 179. to the - tat of 1397. nett% a period of nearly 56 seaet, n to 48.281 16 0 And that tie expenre ine Wheels llo•-vireet, in ii.. yens . ;7971 , indsug reobuneration to hlagi.t ate. in lieu of fee, and peryt.i,ites, cc for pi end ter% tee:•, as well as tor the patrole, of peri.uns. auiuntord to In the )ear Ihl4, the e‘llCllles of Bow-street • amounted alone to ,he net cost of 015 ... 10 11116 .... to 14,1•!319 9 Antil, , l/3:7 .. to ... ....... . 11.370 13 1 And (hove of the seven other offices, not including she Thames Police— lit the year 11114 to £24.977 1 1 11313 to .... 9.3.938 910 1616 . e 1.1 •• • • 93.7116 15 1; and in 1617 .... it. 14,196 7 5 thg 9th section of the 54th S. 3. c. 37, it is enacted. that the whole cnatzes or ,he seven 'Aces shall not exceed the an- Sion of '14.0001. over and above the necetaitry diibitrse• meats far hiring and repairing th homes and buildings where in rmitsevee Pie hire Oilers -hall be lock!. The costa of each I.f thy hmeots wo. , ,aecordiog to the team in 1814, 1815, 1816, mud 18t7, as follow : I 1814 Marlboros' gimtteet !ts9 ilation-Lardeo Worship-street 9'26LW hi echapel Shad well Qaern•iquare Uoioa ball .~„ ..__, _ The e the yeas eudingThb Jaa. ISM The gorges of ibis Establisdansig for Salaries • sad Passions. amounted to. £lO,Oll 1 10 Iffbe eaten .Chargea or mosey allowed by the • . • klalistragre for ea peaces aid trouble incurred by the . different Olicees and Flimsies ia the execution of the public duty incidental Charges, Tradesaseih' Bills, &e. Disbursesoeuis a; the Office • Total . £ 13,011' II "0 The ruse In (below ending the sth Jas. 1816.: Salaries Extra Charge, I iieidesial Charger Vishonessents Tufa) .... £14,100 6 1 la the year coding the bib Jos. liliks— Salaries Extka Charges • '.- 1,335 6 6 lesetleaitti Charges . ~ 790 II 11. Ilishltesseasets . - 1.499 2 11 1,592 12 6 t 5.8 9 Toad !!ti* It 9 Sibs— Bahr es Mum Cbarges incidental. .. 251 1 I. 164 0 1 - • - _~