The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-08-22 00:00:00

• k I V w w I El • ' ^ ' V I r ". ;UrniJIIR OF van AMOUNT OF THE RUS SIAN ARMY. The Russia* troops, at this moment;' are stated t' anwunt to •the alarming anallser of 912,000 men, delu sive of the cotinisation forms, the permanent ansy.of 41beria (the number of which is not very accurately known), and the Polish army, which, in truth, amounts only to 95 or 30,000 son, sad whisk the Russians bold i n sovereign contempt. The 91,2090 men at present inuelled wader tha Aar: banners, are disposed se fellows 'Tea infantry corps d'annee, each gen .istiug of 54,000 men, and dispersed throughout the various pmvinees of the Empire . . . . . . . )40,000 The corps d'annee under Prince de Wittgen stein, encamped on the frontiers of Turkey . 92,000 The corps d'armee of General Terms: WC which was thonebt destined to Piedmont, and which, at the request, it is said, of the Nap* roe of Anstrie,montiones stationed on shake.- tiers of Silesia . . . . . 112,000 The Imperial (hard, composed of 40,000 is sod 10,000 cavalry . . . 110,000 The permanent corps of 24,000 men,irhich ufatches Persia A corps d'elite of 14,000 grenadiers . 14,1100 And finally, lire corps of cavalry,each 10,000 men strung . - . 30,800 Making an aggregate force of 912,000 Such is the statement wade in a ministerial paper, for what purpose we know not, except for that of making an impression on the English public. Bet imposing a 4 this force appears, it is net actually so formidable as it looks. The finances of Russia are so much below the level of her physical strength, that of all the great Powers .if Europe, she is least able to carry on extensive ope rations for a length of time beyond her own frontier. In all her conflicts with the Turkish Empire, her army ia•the field has fallen short of 100,000 men. PARLIAMENTARY PAPER. The Report of the Select Committee of the House al Commons appointed to consider the several Returns spade tathe orders of that House in 1819, 1820, and relative to the sums assessed. levied, and es pealed, on account of the Poor, in England sad Wales, 'has been printed. -it states that the Returns are nearly complete; that it appears the expenditure has continued to increase from ir lBl2 to 1820—the first period avenging g. 11,8-141. I tbe second 6,844,2901.; and the third 7,490221. ; but the annual abstract shews that this increase has not been progressive year by year titraigli out the whole period, and that It is not now proper sire. The returns in 1820 and 1821 will show who. ther the amount has continued to decrease, and trt Committee have been informed that the greater num-, her of the returns which have already been received, exhibit a more or less considerable diminution. There ere, however, several exceptions to be found in pard rube counties to the results drawn from a general average. In the counties of Devon and Surrey there wAs an excess not inconsiderable in 1818.19. over tbe preceding year, and a slight excess in Bedford. Cm lwerland, tiloucester, Huntingdon. Lincoln, Middlesex, Northampton. Rutland. Westmorland, and the North and East Ridings of Yorkshire. In other counties of lingl *old there was scarcely a diminution, and in Wales, generally, an excess. in Cumberland, Lei cester, Lincoln, and the West Riding of Yorkshire, the r 1819-20 shows the greatest amount. The eicep t;oas to the statement that as to the two last years of tti hic6 there are retinas, there was a slight diminution in the second, arise in the counties of Chester, Cum berland, Derby. Durham. Leicester, Lincoln, Notting. ham, Warwick, and the West Riding of Yorkshire. FROM TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. Commissions signed by the Lard Lieutenant of Mont gomery. Penton Corfu*, Esq., to be Deputy Lieutenant ; Sir Charles Thomas Jones, Knight, to be ditto ; William them Esq., to be ditto ; Robert John Harrison, Esq. to he ditto ; Joseph Hayes Lyon. Esq., to be ditto ; Martin Williams, Esq., to be ditto ; (leorge tiould, Esq., to be ditto ; David Hughes. Clerk, to be ditto t Rowland William., Clerk, to be ditto. BANKRUPTCY 'SLABBED. R. C. Marc, Rathbone-plaee, linen-draper, !from Avg. 21 to Aeg. lA. SANK nUPTCY IMPIRSIDZD. ii. Sets. Deptford. tobacconist. 3tNKRUPIIII. E. Peters, Raleliff-hill, RodeSC grocer, to surrender Sept. S. 7, Oct. t, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Attorney, Mr. Evans. Hatton-Barden. 11. Reiman. Deptford. tictraller, Aui tb, Sept. S. Oct. 9.. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. llouneleld, Tbrownortoa bireet. W. Moldier. Devonshire-street, Queen-square, wine-met ehant, Aug. tits. Sept. 4, Oct. 2. at Guildhall. Attorney. Mr. lYiUlams. Gra% 's -inn-place. J. Badeock. bptonpyne. DeennAire. miller. Sept. lk 6, Oct. t , at the Supscription-rooms. Exeter. Attorney, Mr. Mention. Old Broad-street. J. Ileslington. juts.. York. grocer. Rept. 6. 6, Oct. 11, at The Old Rawl-hill, York. Attorne), Mr. Dickinson, Free mans'-court, DIVIDIMMI. Sep►. 12. M. J. and R. Griffiths. Bristol. masons—Sept. *N. W. Clark. South Shields. linen-draper—Sept. 12. G. 0. Percival. Walent, Somersetsitire. common-brewer—Sept. I. T. Turner,Stock Exchange, broker—Sept. SC G. Wells. Hadlelati. Suffolk, elothev-salesman—Sept. 20, G, Harman. Norwich. mannfacturer--Sept. IL J. Billing,. Bristol. grocer. CIATIIICATIM.•-..igrr. 11. J. Wyse. Wellingborough. Northamptonshire. saddler — R. Elpr. Burnham-westgate. Norfolk. grocer —R. A. Cox. 0. Weston, J. Farber. and G. Cox. Little Britain. bankers —G. Crumble. York. tobaceo-Inallortteurer—W. Board. Bristol. past-master—T. Bowyer, limonite. ellymist. PARTY tit/MIPS DISIOLVID. .1., R.../., and E. Treocher. Paternoster-row. tollow-fae tors—B.. J.. aid E. Treacher. Denesarivstrest. St. 011ev's, sopp-monefacturers—A. Red 0. Dee. Newberg. Berkshire, cabinet-makers—T. sad 0. Broadbridge. Stole Newinff too. plumbers-0. M. Davidson. E. Francis. sad W. Yin swat. Dowgate-hill. wholesale grocers—A. Blair and T. ritephenson. Tiptoe. litalferdshiee. soap and red-lead menu factorers—J. Badger sad J. Woodhesd, tiheltald eat-nail sesnefocturers-11. sad B. Author. Bruton -street. tailliaers—E. Hargrave. Harton-upollismber, Lincoln shire. and J. Hargrave. Huddersfield. millers—T. airborne ' sad J. Brittlebstak. Ashberne. Derbyshire. bebteri—Hq Pope. Corton-Desham. and J. Pope. Yeovil-Norsk Someri setshire. foresees—J. Amigo and J. Helm, Stamford-strest, Dlaeldriars-roai. Hams-drapers. IL4 Two ogee was recently slaughtered at fleatbargls. see weithieg 3.60U1b5. the other 3,8001b5. They were bells bred in Holstein, sud fed merely on grass. ..... • . \ S`- - IMF. I LdIV INTELLIGENCE. COURT'OF CHANCERY, Aue. HOWARD AND WNW DAAIRUPTCY._CONNISSION INVALID. The Logs CNANCII.I.OI4 on coming into Conti)is day, gave judgment I. this cause. He bad read over tie papers most carefally last sight, and the result was, that the observations he had yesterday made with respedt to the transaction relative to the debt of the petitioning diditor were confirmed to the fullest ex tent. it was cleat, in his opinion, that Mr. Campbell ceald not be considered as a bona fide creditor, and therefore the Commission must be superseded, which his Lordship ordered accordingly : but at the same time reserved the question, as to who should be di rected to pay the costs, until some future time. His Lordship afterwards Pat in his private Chamber to hear a Lunatic Petition, the nature of which did nut transpire. ASSIZ ES. Limes, Ave. to.—The Assizes for this county commenced here to-day, before Mr. Baron WOOD, in the Crown Court, and Mr. Justice BURROCOM in the Civil Court. In the former, the Calendar contains the names of 47 prisoners, very few are to he tiled for capital offences. The came paper in the latter con tains an entry of 30 cases, 9 cfriliieb are Customs pro secutions, some of ~ chic!) :ire reananels from the last Assizes, owing to the 6:lscuity then of getting Special Juries. CIViL SIDE. ign.73lr.kl• r. BLAKE. This was an action for slanderous words. imputing to the plaintiff that lie had stolen a silver spoon. Mr. GeRNEY awl ielr. Crt3ITN conducted the plain• tiffs case, and Mr. M.►RRTATT the defendant's. The plaintiff is an apothecary at iVorthinir, and the defendant is a journeyman butcher at the same plate. In a public-house conversatioa the defendant said to one of the company , bat the plaintiff, in attending a patient, had stolen a silver Toon with which some physic was mixed. The spoon ha.l, in fact, been miss ing, but there was no proof to justify the imputation cast by the defendant upon the plaintiff, who was stated to be a respectable man in his profession. The Jury, under the circtinstances, found their verdict for the plaintiff—Damages M. CROWN !I IDE. Thomas Swift, alias: Boorman, alien Farley. was ia dicted for stealing. 100 half crowns, ttO shillings, and 20 sixpences, the property of James Parks, en the lnth of March, in the parish of Ticelinrst. Mr. BCREPIS condocted the pro wcution. The prosecutor, a poor cottager, after 20 years say ing, had amassed the money mentioned in the indict-1 meet, which he had locked up in his box. The pri- ' loner, a youth of 17, bad been admitted into his cot tage as a lodger. Previous to that time be had been receiving money from the parish as• a pauper, and in a few days he was found flush of cash, treating diXerent people at the public•huuse, and offering to change notes to any amount. These circumstances induced the prosecutor to search his treasury, when he found that every sixpence of his hoard was gone. He caned the prisoner to be apprehended, and on his person was found some money which he knew to be his own from marks upon it. The Jury found the prisoner, Guilty—Death. IMPORTANT DISCOVER V.—The gentleman from whom a petition was lately received by the House of Commons relative to the improvement of public roads, has recent ly visited all the principal miaes in (treat Britain, in the coarse of which Mr. Lester has discovered a simple me thod for letting the liplrogen gas out cusl mines be fore it becomes explosive. He asserts that all coal strata produce this gas when exposed to atmospheric air; that he has visited many mines that are not liable to explo sion, which arises irons their peculiar situation in the earth. He has found that all coal mines, whose entrance is betwixt the horizontal hue, and the angle of 43 de grees, are not liable to the accumulation of hydrogen, the cause of which he proves from-a law of nature in the gravitation of fluids. The explosion of hydrogen in a coal mine, he calls the ferocious rage of a fiery dragon ' —the safety-lamp, a inozee to the dragon, which too often leads the miner to his destruction, as it induces him to work where the hydrogen has accumulated. The lamp not affording him sufficient light to show the fis sures of the falling coat, tempts him to remove the gauze, by which, not only himself, but his fellow-work men, are immolated in a moment. Mr. Lester further asserts, that his discovery will annihilate for ever, and drive this fiery dragon out of his Majesty's dominions; ' that he ought to have taken his flight from the earth in the balloon at the very moment the crown was placed upon the head of our most gracious Sovereign King George the Fourth ; and further, that he will show to the world, that the very incident which gave birth to the idea of the safety lamp, proves that the enemy would have made his escape to the atmosphere harmless, had he been guided by t1 ,,-- han.l of science from the spot; that the motion of the hydrogen when ignited, would have furnished the idea that safety lamps would not be wanted. as the necessary arrangement to be introduced . from that e ff ect would cause the hydrogen to floss* oat of the mine. as it was forced by the incumbent pressure of the atmospheric air out of the strata before it could accumulate to become explosiie. An extensive moss behind the Mice of Athol's plantations on Craik Ven7an, near Dunkeld, in Scot land, took fire last wee!:, and burnt for two days, when it exhausted itself. It is supposed to have originated from some of the I tsourers haviug lighted a fire to dress their victuals. and not having afterwards carefully extinguished it. Had the wind been high, the whole of the plactation would probably have been consumed. Yesterday evenirg an inquisition was taken at the King's Arms, Queen!tithe Dock, Upper Thames-street, before Mr. Shelton, coroner, on the body of Oeorge Nicholls, a lad aged abort 8 years, sou to a waterman. He bad been playing with a lad of his owe age on the barges in the dock, about eight o'clock on Saturday night, when in attempting to step from that in which be was standing, to another alongside, be unfortunately missed his forting, and fell between the barges into the river. His playmate was so frightened at the acci dent, that he ran off boom without giving any alarm, leaving the deceased struggling in the water. Nothing was beard of tbeeircarhstaace until about 2 hours after wards, when the affrighted lad, after having a sowed sleep at home, communicated the matter to his panels ‘ who instantly hastened to the fatal spot. The hotly of the drowsed was searched for, and picked up ; but oil the means used to restore nuiluatio:i proved iaeffectua4 Verdict—Accidental Leath. pout b b 't ilf• 4 41-. r... !, 1 - 4 , i0... ta I 1 . son Ll, • . Bor-STiewsk-141 , *a Iflghltitrnaled tvro yew 1 men fashioaably drensti, wisp gave dole MIMS aallril lima Pott and Johatipper, were ltraoght In emu* of. Salmon, ono of the prineipaLofficers, and underwent an 'lamination before R. Blame, Esq. china wI lAA tering forged Bank Bills. The *itemises iteeirthea called, and they deposed to the following circeallibilallt .—On the Ist July last. Messrs. Howell, of Blretiogiseask fussalrors, received 64ettet, sigand J. Pippet, &MI 10th Fehruarit desiring two guns to ha s t : l n e ttns atter, and *of kers' Bill at two maths . would be remitted in The gaas were accord-, legly sent by Messrs. 4:r i t d an Agent in Londio, PO p t lis on whom the prisoner in a few days, and gave in payment for the dEM, dated the Iltb 4 August, 1821, purporting IS be drawn by J. Tipp* upon Messrs. Williams and (No. Bankers, N 0.3, Birchisf lane. The Bill was presented at N 0.3, Birchin-lane; and it was then discovered that no sack persons weft residing there; and they also learnt tbat a sot of swin dlers had taken that house for the purpose of carrying on their nefarious mottoes, cod by placing a brass plate on the door, Widish was engraved " Messrs. Wil liams and Co. Bankers," they have gained credit to con siderable extent, the persons supposed they were giving credit to Messrs. Williams, the Bankers.—They were re. mantled for Monday amt. M A 141.BOROCCII-Srigif.—Yesterday Mr. Goulston was brought up fur a final examination. charged with for gery on the Bank of Berlin. Mr. Eckort, the Inspector of the Prussian Police, with several other foreign gen tlemen, attended, as did also Mr. Maynard, Solicitor to the Bank of Englind, and Mr. Foy. The evidence gave by Mr. Newman on last Friday, proving that Goolston gave him directions to print the notes, and that they were executed in the course of his ordinary business, was now read over, and Mr. 0. was fully committed fur trial, and Mr. Newman hound over to prosecute. II ‘rrox -Gattottx.—Yesterday Mary Harvey was brought up from Clerkenwell watchhouse, in the cus• Ludy of Clarke, the constable, charged with stabbing [kitty Miles, a stick-maker, to the left side, and inflict ing a wmuid about three inches deep, anal also with stabbing William Shook in the side, and inflicting an extensive and almost mortal wound with a dirk. The occurrence took place in Eagle-place, Bed Lion-street, Clerkenwell. Miles was so week, that he was instantly conveyed to the Hospital. Shonk attended, anal gave the charge, but he was so weak, that he was nearly faint• ing. No investigation took place, and the prisouer WAN remanded fur a future day. •nemert.—The Act to amend the Vagrant Laws. was passed in the late Session of Parliament, provides, that for a year after the tint of September next, it shall not be lawful for Justices to pass any vagrants to their place of settlement. That no reward shall be given for their apprehension exceeding 3s. ; that it shall nut be Imrel to commit any vagrant fur more than three or less than one month, unless at the Quarter Sessirso , or unless to remain in prison until the ses•ions. That every offender shall be kept to hard labour during imprisonment. That every offender shall be at the discretion of a Justice to commit or diseharge any person brought believe him, though an act of vagrancy be proved. That whips as? lea grant shall be committed for the Sessions, the person apprehending the offender may be bound over to pro , acute, his expences to be paid by the county. That when any offender shall he discharged after imprison- Sent, the visiting Jnstices may order such portion of his earniings to be paid to him as they shall think fit, the sum to be repaid to the gaoler by the treasurer of the county. That wherever it shall appear to two Justices, that any person apprehend ed as a vagrant, and directed to be discharged without imprisonment, ought to be passed as a vs 'grant to his or her place of settlement, it shall be lawful to pass them as before. The Act not to al ter the 59th Geo. 111. cap. 12, nor the mode of pass lad persons born in Scotland, Ireland, Guernsey, &c. who may become chargeable in Ragland, or in any *ay to alter the mode by which poor persons net hav ing committed arts of vagrancy are directed to be re moved. Catmow.—ln the Session of Parliament before the last, a Bill was passed entitled " An Act for the sem ' mary punishment of persons wilfully or maliciously damaging or committing trespasses on public ur private property." In this Act it is provided that "if nay person shall wilfully or maliciously commit any tir wage, injury, or spoil, upon any building, Wink hedge, gate, stile, guide-post, mile-stone, tree, wood, underwood, orchard, garden, nursery ground crape, vegetables, plants, land, or other matter or thing growing or being therein, or to, or upon, real or per *oral property of any nature or kind soever, be may be immediately seisea by any body without a warrant, taken before a Magistrate, and lined, to the extent of SL, or in default of payment, may be committed to jail for three months." Rowse blretn.—Monday a Grand Rowing Match for a purse of ten sovereigns and other prises, took place at Battersea. The empotiters were all expo rfroced watermen; many of them bad won prim be fore on variows occasions. Thole names were— flenj. Evans. Westminster Jaime Stewart. Westetester James Covington. ditto Jame! EwbN, Standirate COTTON.—The iaquirieriur publication has rather revived, V cipally for exportation; yesterday are 161X1 bap. mewed inquiries will lead the week : the liattlfts are dent or realising higher Ca tren ol Se . R.—The aisimeod . last week continued steady. very fell prices were realised are is plentiful supply, sod r low rates. COFFEE.....The pebile salmi ward last week west se set dattion was submittli-te in toreign supported the previou eels were reported to be at very reduced rates for go at IoBe. 6d.: we bell( alight authority. The Uoffm heavy today previoaado she is consequence acticipatcd% and vi Bided reduction in ffie Orlim. The brought forward today -and. as the sales &Uhl ea descriptions may be.stat mentioned, 3s. a 4s. per Cwl and the market neeedingly SPICES.—Thera is lit , Spice since the East-I nd._ a 7141.; several ratt considerai Lignea have bees de. have mild at a considerable INDltlo.—There is liL holders are firm, and confuleati meat both in the demand as on the last sale is nowivall' ICE.—The very line able effort on Bice; the sided, and purchtses could RUM, BRANDY, and market has become heavy the prices. Brandies tnat! purchased on lower termi nominal quotations. IMPORT of VOREIG shut against the import; cept Buck Wheat, which duty of Ilh. per quarter, HEMP, FLAX, asset _ the very languid demand holders appeared inclined Auction appeared to facilitate were reported at 41s. Helier consequence of some reduction from Petershurgh yesterdes reports relative to war Exchange was a shade the Exchange had fallen FISH F.lt I ES, 3c.—The he considered favourable Oil to active at 231. and . 22/. The trade have not present decline doing so---) siderably, brown 401. Lii old Greenland Whalebone offered about 65/. NAVAL trPORES.—, pectic* has bees 'Wm • lorrer.—Tar may be purchased tiona.—ln Pitch or Kos!' IRISH PROVISION! continue considerable: maintained. Mess Pork ;.. * 4 the ether deeeriptioes and rather lower. Bacon deiced prices; Irish and - cwt. lower. sec Pereira Allen. of the Castle-grrtb. Newcastle, , stable and keeper of the prison of NIP ,v County COMM, having gone into the prison on Tuesday men lag last. about seven °Mock, ,with Isis workman at servant girl. on their usual duty to, provide the pi' sonen with fin and water. All.. site al in the pussy while the servants were doing their i !sty in the cells. Joseph Man, one of the prisoners. charged on say pision of rebbiog the carrier's war ;on of a elate si to at Harlow-hill, suddenly burst fr om his &pertains. :aid after putting the cross bar on tbe outside of his apartment with a view to cooliee the servants, came op to the keeper in the passage, knocked bits down, sad beat bias on the stomach and Ii the face very se verely ; the latter was much cut anti swollen. and the right eye it is thought will be lost. Marr passing es 'la the outer gate, in the mean time, the keeps* rue 'end himself, got to the cell door, took off the bar, when his man ran to the outer gait', seised Man, sad hold him against a wall till furl her assistance was obtained. In the interim the keeper's men was mach beaten and bruised about the head and face. Mare being at length secured, is now weafined is a dark cell, loaded with heavy irons. It is so much the practice of those who have made sey a discoveries, from which they bo ps advantage by layihr Ibsen before the public, to s in the nest 'straw pat terms of their merits, t hat the! discerning hesitate is patronise them, lest they should become the victims Of quackery. A similar prejudice operates against the husust deafer, who, conscious of the superiority of the mmenoditv which he supplies, and satisfied with age. deists ?ro . nt, looks for remuneration in an esteaskied his business. Mr. CHAPMAN. however, seems to ofOf an ample share of public confidence; bat to wort the objections of the most fastidiouil who may wish it Pr' chew his Mat and Bun, yet doubts its genitival* ho has made an affidavit, of which the following lo OM: Sworn at the Mansion-house. before the Lord Meyer: "R. ens PHAN, of Bagnigge Welfs Brewery, in thet a , : of St. Pancras, in the County °Middlesex, Me, Ale, anti Table-Beer Brewer, masked% oath, andZ that his Ale, Table• Ale; and Table-Beer, are from hops and malt only, and that be never has nor ever will permit or suffer an dregs or other injurious ingre dients to be used in las brewery. And this dermas further with, that he superintends the whole of his brewing coarsen himself, and is, Wirer!, with 'sky. lastly capable of deposing to the above fans. it. Ow' max.—Sworn at the Mansion-house, in the City of Les , don, Jan. I. MI, before me, Joint THOMAS Tuoseig Mayor." —All lawn muse be post paid. , gifin "ele .11 1 E sod al! Took, I eases through.' Wyss% Durham,' Wm b. 1 • r 4 _"------, • . . :2 =maii.,... .. Meth ,BM Aye. .........„ • ( 1/4) - rairierfer Orates sist tee ear . 1 ' mind, the demand e . •-... the salts for tip it • r. i, but it is probaNg, leaajimo t • id to extensive pugcl , • ire very firm, And a pp. . . • prices than the pre stet l a d" . r and for good and fulp • 3 edy, and for these . it_Lipiiii —iw il aaaa a 4 - ........ 1. shoed i the sell lie mem awl might he porch need a; ~ Nu Amyl* tie Wee Of Calien , km* s iv . 1 freer heavily, and .a &nib.' i r H o ! to in Jamaica deem iptleas t 4a petiolate currency.. Several,Cl.o%ll Plb at. se t disposal of by pre rate uelo am ja g 1111 it money, particular: y•St. Dew s ieve the rumour .refs is upon e ' • VIII toffee market web ex M • the public sales, to &W o g 1 _ Ihir led% and we have to node. %Wl] oilier. The quantity of • wits . Mt bugs an d lit . : Ads* Weed a criterion'erfribe IN aritekijego il •. u m stated at the reduotion !s , • • eWt ; • Peteign Is. a h.' '' 2 lugly•heary at the sleolleM '- ~..: li . little *lteration l 5 the r•: Ream Cots aim sale ; Company 'a Poppar -: pla i t * C H ensiderables purcire ses if :' • rat the sale prices ; (%m& Bak, . ble advance. i.?* , , little doing in lt rdiges,A44. Cienteirle . infidently look for till beefy nu id and i [tithe pricer 4 the pr elible , to olti ually about 3d. pet lb. It I ll i ie weather has a t very nnfaverea ,; : romo ! demand appears ee hawse*. kt' ould be made on Its wer ter ~ and IlteLLANDii.—The Il mis t attanil vy ; there is Hulse &hereto : Bombe" 3asy be s•_ated dull. end mg* Rsideet ms. Geneva rem, ins et No Tlw " and Mai oled ; i five. ill WlO/4 IC ; 1 I it i a l I NI ii nation importable tlßtallN —i ir) i n i t 76 ri °I r " a ls r am a g e. la 1 • I I 1 e Meta r. 'cor r- I TA LLOW.—ln tconsereseee a . land for Tallow . last week, the 4 led to accept lows r rates, the re. . e Militate sales ; seri eral perehreet " 41 ! Hemp was in m ore mein In auction in the stet k..-Tles knee rrJay, were of the. 27th July, du r with Turkey haf I subsided; tlil le lower, frees 2; kl. on the ads, • the. 1 1 rn on the 27th to l I 5-I6th• aisimali The accounts of th e Fisheries maw Wives i 1e; there are selle re of Breselma hem I d some buyers of small at Athersle not vet purchas• J, anr i f rt ot tie r f.o l o s io--itape Oil hai i &deal* eim Linseed dull. Ibe la salad • Iflai bone 781. and s tow we believe "" hwy. All poet Mel —The last arrive 1 of rough Tar. at 14s. 6d.--Spin its are a sharie TM/ Wil trellised at the reduced quota. The " sin there is little alteration. every eel IS, Ike. —The in quirks after Beet the previous p rices are aryl, •• rk also supports the previews am e n I riptions are exc l eedingly limey, Wehrle Aeon goes off, • but at Tay te. Otis Mimi id Dutch Butters are 2s. e ds. pse ---e 1 2 r rtrttQi and all pi be Castle-grrtk, Newcastle, seer Ifeek.l please. am lilefibe Aldbmws wo..s'W ilvery Bridgei %Ale des Royal Di 0 rho*, 1 Cullrk Wm. Brummell, Vauxhall I Charles Maria* gab,* John Cook. Wimple I Wm. Whlta.Chskom Wm. Hawkins. Lambeth '. n i'. The Proprietors of the Swap Tame gore the prises to be rowed for. The essdkiess Nem that the three ism sealed were to out front- Sarno* Bride!, mad a boat moored eff below Chelsea Calltes :, teals a the Surrey there. round a beet moored a Laws f; et. Inge, and come in at the Swami Tavern Wain. Yhe mixt one to start for the . scrawl hest.- tills, the. Roe mastree. and the other three to start fee, the third heat. The three seecesfel pelisse were to alert for the &el- Wee hest. and take the same testae. At two o'clock thespian begs°. Coviertes came is first is geed style. slowly followed by Swiss, hat Urstareell ow" le.abeee half way., The 'nose :host- was .wee! -by &await with eilleelty. Cook b.lsg e.srlp abeam*, .isits. halt Hawkins was for liebiad.. • Egaiikwase. third heat r Mats wit sestste hisar—Ssymuld s so closidees--At tin. Covistetas, Stewart, aatk etseted If* the : prises.. . This. ANA . 4414444 - 1 upsets amity bets rerettpassiing es s this Was. aid ifs.faveser of Swim. pbet the 'wham " im p dissmi Dial 11 stelae Posingten eetset,lo.4loo. „ r i boat. aid Ewing last. Coviestoteteariesd i tes ' , I ve rrigrs, Stewart darer, and Ewins two. • .l hfA REIM. Oa Monday lest. at Ashstead. florrey. Loom Esq.. of I.inrola's lea. to Hester, eldest dhoghter of George. tholtb. kW AlhOesty's Wet Jostles a do Maorltiaa. , Os Mondry last. at llafk:•Harry Seoti (Mfr. No,. of thir Artillery. to laassay Elias. daughter of the late Col• Coirer. • DIED. . Os Sunday lakat Ids abotheei.. Bros*. Sol. err a i =Mild MOWe..l e ra. Ilk. !obi Illaske, of ilhasereary's CMdaaa e. Leslilais . 1.11--- -. - t - imol• at It illir of a Taa STATIIIMI me aad ." MI Parer) tie- Mk Straka, • WA ArmiesaLi .10a.t Ip.e'. so 06.4 a all lea• asalatiess, Orders, la. an mamma ea be arldrairsa. ife:ai WI S.A. 1 Eris able fee he. of= Jut ►il* : Si 11..c1r. *0:: Hal hi •or it ...Hu, poor Pam" not hay- a4ll;atbins r iMl the itt - o r m - a - c - h -o and - 1 - 1 - the fact very se- - tamale are directed to be re ' verely ; the latter was much cut anil swollen. and the la with Ilasr rciegh, right eye it is thought will be lost. Marr passing en lkuswiskli r Parliament before the to the outer gate, in the mean time. the keeps* race . Orsaillam " An Act for the sum- vend himse lf, got to the cell door, took off the bar, . iey with I Wally or maliciously when *6 6 his man ran to the outer gate. seised Marr , and' tees on public ur private held him against a wall till fort her assistance was of then 111 Kim** irovided that "If any obtained. In the interim the keeper's woe was mach • (Aerial. )O,IY commit any da - beaten and bruised about the head and face. Uwe lemma al I.= any building, Wee, mile-stone, tree, wood, being at length secured, is now 'coedited is a dub LIB cell, loaded with heavy irons. - • . Deism nursery ground crops. Mead lea It is so much the practice of those who have made soy oilier matter or thing discoveries, from which they bo advantage by layift 4 at Me Wskeil th, , or upon, real or per- them before the public, to s in the most 'straw . Nordnosi kind loner. be may glint terms of their merits, tat du! discerning hesitate , o'clock. ody without a warran t. to patronise them, lest they should become the victims Wu& lined, to the extent of of quackery . A similar prejudice operates against the Woleethe may be committed to homiest dea fer, who, conscious of the superiority of the ithelieli commodity which he supplies, and satisfied with a ce• 1 bi51440." dente ?mint. looks for remuneration in an exteasioasl eau& vow I Grand Rowing Match his business. Mr. CHAPMAN. however. seems to liejlif hoodsul sd other prises, took an ample share of public confidence; bat IC meet the Ipotiten were all expo. objections of the most fastidiouil who may Wish it Fin ith= p as b a d won p r i m b e . chase his ALB and Hun, yet doubts its gcciliatalfik mg: , 1,7, At MINIM were- 13 has made an a f f i davit, of which the followieg is OM' „ Sworn at the Mansion-house. before the Lord ilisyltv Wisettoloster e- .xi/a ' me Stewart. dewlap I tee Ruins, Inasegolla "IL CMA PHA N, of Bagnigge Welfs Brewery, is the Lati . l!i ~.. able Ste a he. ofaio Irks m erose d i L u mb e tb of St. Pancras, in the County °Middlesex, Alei br : e soaffed. 11 I. Wkito, Olmitea Ale, and Table-Beer Brewer, nmketk oath, and salt astowilagk . • that his Ale, Table-Ale; and Table-Beer, are Tangs game this prises from hops and malt only, and that be never has no r wee a l op% gh a t th e t i tres will permit or suffer any dregs or otbiltr a i d nj t ul s o d uwgre ren ; ... Jut pet "I s a iw iests Bridp ma d tenets to her , t a ir th useil tha l t n h l e usbrewery. A superintends the whole of his ril HE " 40111 1 11 6 :. fitaela " brewing cowers himself, and Is, thereby, with ufseY. A. ear In *kWh II Tavern maw*" a Lugs PM - hilly capable of deposing to the above facts. R. Coo - gan- As us* siax.-.Sworn at the Mansion-house, in the City of Ley L 1 ,1 1.. ~.,....I I heat.- iitkii. the. Rae don, Jun. I. MI, before me, JOllll TllOllll Tuoselic tail ' s / F r om ; start for Ow ol , ird beat. MaTer."-All kitten muse he Poet Pal. Cameos We to slut for the deal- 44bue. au came I. first is good WARMED. Was NI o arse. At two o'clock On Monday Ism. at Ashstead. Surrey, leillasod Lomas. vi ew RI Eq.. of Lineoln's Inn. to Hester, eldest'. dhoghter _lc ilemb . Smith, flistg., kW AbOosty's Chief Jilitielt a la s V ers iT imi ii, bed Bratareall pee Meti (Ust riTi aa . ' eOlll4Olllll 11/1911 IMO, abreast of 1 1100 Artillery. to llooNey Eliza. daughter of the late U O4 . ° aim " 2 1 1 Ihel* * 1.1. , ..". by Os Mondry last. st s fiel,..herry Scott Olbtr. Rio. of ... thi 4 Ibleil. ' lialikerile Ai cgvpen'__------- --- Mime • hil•t" — M 41 ,0 1 114b101 • . WED. . lfsil. Is 01 1 4440, 011ik XS* 4).1"---Y .lSollorresery% 41. Sands! Im a m* his mother'i, Bromley. Smit. err 1 WiZ s b i iweeedhsess. Ilk. obit Meeks, et i JAM_ . 411111144 - I=l 2lllo WZihelsoCo laic— tit , Ass' r Os slim Wok mud al dim; hew at r• sib- of 11..c1r. Ipo strietatismi criarg LeilitemtW **Mid" ... _. 4 " - oa t zi . !0:: Halt low colluilss4o44 4 "Tits STAT.= itPl"" IMO R sot ters e -4 risirio.lMlVedit S Pa P sr) No. •••dea* . 194 ' 8111114 • Ip. • Alb W6sodlllooo' !a wl. eve ea .4 brag , wit n,..... Jam .. 4 ' _ ......d . mil ilium :wins two. • assatations, Orders, Is. are requited se be Rau „nuance 1 In env pa 1,...ni4, 11, . --- .. lb t