The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-03-24 00:00:00

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Vamieteasi anew- - ,, - e rie.tho otter- rkimeetie Chaplain to ***Lord Bishop.o 1101.1.7 , ‘; tt, . . . Sail o to. f the following. Printed tor T. Cadet!. la the finuith t . . .. ~ .•• -.1".. • • „. bit, Worcester, tamer. knit PA,. MN_ , e. a ,1400..,41.041: Edinburgh ; and R. Milliken, Dublin. - . •• • , •y it •• Spread Bogie hin.Ragby, Watedtibire,_: juicy. .` smell he, tii ore Son Moo • 04 tp Aid. • This Day Is pindied. pileolo. i". , ii-:;1:1V -.".12' ,1' , ..etesuragliswi ItilibY_l auci 11414".. If elliralm kali*, * - Ili liikil iickicell • , Mt • ITALIAN Mint ;- •a Tratody. 4, gr,...„_, ~...., L..__,. - ~.... . , Aprll 10, It, itittifiry: dirt sitar' oetittiktet.riteln:a elf .. pAdod gor yr. suskrooo,- bares;n 100 '-''' ! ! .17` - - Aisortoill, Mega% 4,i ,Strand, •London. . •mtr.. ta i g alga:. Packwood, *riga a ehirtain letter to ai , ,• - • ' . . ._, _.,, . well Wet let 01l certain o.wits of L Vile letter set as itt il grtir • this bay Is polished, in post liiro.„priee U. ws,;!.. .*4 . 1§14.01111, Cannock, Stalleit, sillier: April 0. 11‘• eaa 1147,6 :.;_•.• 9„, m. -1-.... A Third Eakin, a(rY *MI6% • 1170 HTS AND SD4DoIfA •DE • 4 von ~,.ekick . bt • • ' It the Stork- Motet, einningbano. Attormoys. Mr. tat b mem, dayoboor you iii • UT% , . • , 4.lyr' .1, •• I Stafford. • • .- . 11.-.. a,fty the Audio, of the Tries of margoret •I. ~d • ,,.._- :Ar,.;" _....... ..W.-Sienbay. VA. latilaMit 'l- ,.ll6tlbted for Wildsta Blackwood, EdlobufgliF4 .: , . . -—' ii 'di's', ' tae, ItudartSfidd Attorszi, mr• klairraw a ' • Doi '.. slip Strand, Loodoo. - --• • ' Pf whom may he Ned' ' .....•:..11-ii ' '4:4*. 1,-'ass 1jadud;,21)...41-71::16.."1"11Lats-lall. 14:111: M- r; "sollii•fOlitteolelisilial. ;!,'"l)la*riosbAgtittrtkoettrittiehkridee - - • -- - • MIN eva)rg • le ' • •••• ~ x ' ~.~- ~' !AY4III, . , - • `^o '7 • s • ."! ,`' •'t 01 4 11) 01 . M :1 .t.l 'AR C, A' 24, 1823. . ~:, . . ••• ~~L ~~ I_aiio)2 4lll * 111•77.Q1 PR4( R . he me sod colt wen or to -ibiliAlit ti . . • - itett4 it tiolOOod:ii plaintiff. V , 7 ''Ma ii iltk iteir. tliihi iVoirniWO. 2 I 1 . 4 1. Olt i.. t t Vttkdi,iite.;cleilrf" ! ii* 0 a;,.... Pc • • ,PP4- eFitvrt. t.. 40 . ' ,-,, • 1 4 iton Po • ' .04i, .* i 1 i: i 4 ` i WY!, 0' trt of ii • yoOng'. nl t 11 1 40 41ixy,., txl , * „ell:1i .nMeis held 10_ t tows V i ciF! .0,.1 4 rf . !, Oi isni . kokiki ,KinOT tor,pondpq t lin 'troller to 41441.japfti,Y.• 4 '!adletia. 4 ONO Mit ito . driebtpt 1111 1 xiali. cleOried pit be hi# ` terttin ii &kola letter to air Drury, ad tat be b•4l otbri bat byt , otl certain &ow pop niin;loonsl.lo the iodietr Mat. V iii letter set at lb the I . 64lctue9t iris la these tenni f;• • • Mat Mary-Ilie'id to yon one pound . ,.l liave no ,10 Pfe k IrdvAit.Bru.itiiimmtiorAfto-na: to- or= BANK or SNOLANIII, Met 114410VBRNOR asd t9OIIIPANY'd tka BANK taiteLAND eive ce,"fbat a OgNeRAL • •' ' _ . 111 0+ 11 bad gist 1 11,11 4 Thorimlayoho 117tb ; too o'clock in the for/soon till fotirlo•tbo after , •to tots s BALLOT to pursuance of tith following. .*. Wo lbe, nadersisocil 01 loom Sou Vivo • IMlllbod PO . .Bank Stock; s Ballot on fie Aid siit firs Dirlflead of Inveigle FrIEL GkrSOIIIG URIB. Nisagn k .110ItT. . TIiWAY" " OlitAll COURTNEY. PAIIIOIIPKIN. . 0011A1 WOO. ' 'VELErit. „tom , ';,#,Vrf t .~~' • Tit% Or l y eras pabil . ritos 14.,4 DISCO ESES pri tit y Sabioctikto. TU [STORY. . *y the Rev. CHA FORSTER; L . D. Ihiniestle Chaplain to **Lord Bishop of Lioteela&. • Printed for T. Cadell."ln for Strand; W. Edinburgh ; and R. MU the n ; Dublin. • 'IA Apia Ø., aid May 11, at OnlegbaU-atrest. Atter- ' Iltr.ibellektpos, Watilapadmit. ArM 61 , 4 010 4 Ch aseloblbraw, April 11; Is, Wed tit attllearaleb lika, Barka. A abeak,lo o agd+ Jai& ' . Yameatieettra ...ibrg, ll4 araistar, farmer, Apri l: Wt. Spread Eagle laajtegby, Warly . !Mildew, , Mosby; and Measra.Fallit Ited (4treat. - • ' , April 10, It, rthillai Mtwara*, Manfinott ; Mil fir. Packwood, ..,, ‘;ii..k. *soli, roller: April 12, 114 , iati lit t k he-Storkhotel, Siraiingbaat. Attorneys. Mr. 'Il-street, Striae; Gad Mesan.SPersiar sad Wii thatford. • ...t.„, , . fi h. This My la prbflit; tied, Oleo 45.'00 : irrIIIB•ITALIAN W iry a 'rrsirody. Piloted for W. It!tokrrood, - Moberlfb ; 1 0 41 Wolk Loodoit. ' • .•11.1.41... II ••••••••v av • • v... • ego azymurx 1 ----- • .. - • . er .. -i v ; • 2 -ilictir. 1 1 16 4,,tri , t - Be lit:el*Pg, wife. • , ; IkiTHei Schnee begun UP aria:stilt nstrebine Fr gof NW* war ' tu • lahyrioth of .my . J - Weed • es 4 howl's*, and hinrever. * omen! r itdllll hoetill- , sy, stet/ Abe porjudlee of week 101141,, 01 'Him abeastare, ea- newegen their audacity. As Troth Is to Valsnitoott--so may tspr public statem9nts be compared rich their nemealifted IR, pretensions, and to esfosh their fitliacies, we have not • hesitated to event oarstiVett as praelitionere In a •C4MIS of Diseases which *Waage, the mystic evolutions Of Natant, To be brief; we are Members of the London College of ' Surgeons, can establish the Integrity of our Character upon .__....- .e T..==1.1/..ars' istActical experiettoe. and all' . This Day la pabltabed is post tivo. ; glee let, . • third Edit! aa. eg Liours AND SHADDitt •OF UV& _py the Autism , of the Wa s Of Margaret #4lOted for 1011.1sta Blackwood, Edlooafgh i Loados. . ... „Strand, Of whore may he hail. ' '._ l ~ '‘ ..-- i r lititigatudi .*lllAssiswir LramsAT. Pest two pot . .... - • ' 44 s*l . -w • 1111r.' Mallow...re DOLLoni ivandeeie3 • thia 'prose rsiiidnl .sped _9lr. AI I end . ..! It.PLATT the' defence. 'llle wisp hailbgt _ _ ... down In the preliinlnarrprirft. Ilea forbear, to justice to the defendant, entering into a de hail of Steeds* Dimmed for the prosetutton. Up to Mellow -trite-defendant Was a gentleman of unblemished reputation. It was imputed to his. that he had been intimate with a young wows, nomad Mary Drury, of humble parentage.-- She bad a watt to kim for , money which it was said he bad I • refused. wattalso said, that she wrote a letter to him de manding otbney, and threatening to expose their intimacy, • if he did not tomply with her request ' • that for this letter he indicted her in the Sessions Court of New Romney, vohie`a is an ezeluslve jurisdiction, having -power of life teal death, and that upon his evidence she was convicted, and sentenced to death ; the indictment, being &ended on the Black Act, 9 George 1. chap. 22. sect. I. she afterwards • received the Royal pardon, it appearing that the lAter (''..l not come Within that statute: Unfortunately the pardon wPs not under the Great Seal, the young woman being too pocr to pay the expense, and it was doubted uLether her evi dence was admissible on this trial. For the evidence given by the defendant OQ the trial of the case he wee now prose. cuted. The defendant was a prisoner 'in the county gain, having been surrendered by his bail. • ' When evidence was off.-red to the proceedings in the Ses sions Court at Nov Romney, tine formality of proof Tenni! , I bylaw not being established to the satisfaction of the Learn ed Judge. The Jury were directed to flu d the defendant—Not Guilty. 1 , 1 At a late hour in the evening the Assizes ended. File . capital convicts received sentence of death. c '"Stodtet and Dawson, sed alr, Hmitterslield. T. Pandit, Bristol, guilders, Aptll 14. 1 3 . . 411.6 May 3, at the Rammer Tavern, All tileint's-lise, Bristol.-- •Athroo - a, Mesars.Poole and Oreenleld,Gralh-len-siaare; Wd Mrliverkee. Sma I•street, Bristol. • tP J. Taylor. Leominster, skinner, April 14.15, - .end May 3, 111.439 Bed Lion ann. Loominster. Attorneys. Messrs. We lt:Land Mihail, Lincoln's-ion; and Misers. Bold and , Breath. DIVIDENDS. ;APell 22, U. Willie and W. J. Richardson, Abchureh-lane, airtreitants—April 12. C. Alhn, Shad-Themes, lightermaq— Apll it, W. Morriv, Wellcloss-scoare, tavern-keeper— Arit 19, H. Burgess aad .1. Hubbard, Mlles-lane Cannon ealeal,:eadef Leeds, wonistaplert —April 14, W. P. Lary bee, Newport, coal-merchant—April 19, C. Psi ett and J. P. Mangey.Late-;see, Aldermentnary. factors —April 14, T. ;Jo." Abergarenry, tanner—April it. J. Pitcher, Back road. St. George's, bricklayer—April 12, 9. Potter, Chart , tee-rpw. Manchester, cotton-spinner—April IS. J. Fisher, Why, Yorkshire. rag•saerchaut—April 14, W. Rees. Bris • tol, s hip-owner—April I I, W. and J. Wharton, Leominster, oOmmesocarriers—Aprit 15,R. Cook and R. Sutton, Barton nOesi-Member, tors-factors—April 17, It. Townshend, Exe ter, sewer —April 1.4, J. Dicker. Crockerswell. Devonshire, 1 —April 21. R. Whiteside. H. Fisher, and T. Hu lk, W tehaves, merehenta—April 96, M. Joseph, Liver pool, woollen-dearer —April 24, T. Martindale, Liverpool, triek-maker—Apni 12, F. Miltichamp, Aston, asitater—April 17, J. Richardson, Liverpool. merchant — April 19. 11. Remit and R. Bruce, St. Martin's4laao. Cha ring-cross, cabinet-makers—April 12, 1. Johnson, Stam ford, cuach-maker—April IS, T. Lispham. St. James-street, confectioner—April 18, P. Branwhite, Bristol, fringe-manu facturer. CERTIFICATES—At lux If. ' W. Barris, Eyre-street-hill, Leather-lane, bricklayer M. and T. Hashes, Bolton, linen-drapers--J. Scott, Alby- Cusnrew. Cumberland, butter-dealer—W. Hutton, jag. Chowbent-withie-Ather. Laueoihire, money seri Bishop, Cheltenham, tailor—A. Jardine, sin. Leatherhead, draper—J. Littlefield, Forties, plumber—J. Crisp, Peasen aall, Suffolk, shopkeeper—W. Humphreys, Bilisdeo, Lei cestershire, draper. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED: . 0. J. L. and J. Heyworth, and E. R. Fletcher, Pernam buco, :Routh America (so far as relates to E. R. Fletcher). — T. Smart and W. Criepin, North-place, Gray's-inn-lane, chee"motAtere-B.lll•Pbellanneadol. Cpewpd. ilawshws Ho, Loneastarn, atte-merettants--E. Needhani and A. Sedgwick, Macedesleid, I roorsongers—T. Cantrell and G. Dodds, Not tingham, esiesnven—J. Brown and F. Meade', Grillage court, Carey-street, tailers—W. Kershaw, T. Sale, and J. Platt, Denton, Manchester, hatters-- D. Dow and M. Leslie, Glasgow—J.ll4li and It. Taylor, Huddersfield and Kirkhea ton, manufacturers of fancy goods—R. Thirleway and H. Spurrier. Tynemoatb. coach-proprietors—T. White and J. Dodgson. Manchester, porter-dealers—W. and J. Burnie, Miramlchl, New Brunswick, everehants—T. J. and R. War, wick, Cambridge, linen-drapers—J. Hawke, and J. Evans. Old Jewry, tormercbants—J. Crossley, J. G. Southard, E. B. and J. Crouley, Manchester, cotton-manufacturers--6. and.C. Beer. St. Andrew. Canterbury,tallow-chandlers--M. Fayle and T. Lawton, Edge-hill, Liverpool, joiners—J. Burnside and R. Arundel, Neareastic- upon - Tyne, plane nokers—W. F. and F. F. Seagram, Warminster, surgeons -=IC. Harrold and W. S. Toone, King-street, Holborn. wine-Sterchants—J., Findlater, S. Ellis, and R. Pugh, 85- ' Itsitery-ernarf, Strand, coal-merchants (sa fat as regards the NNE. Ellis)—E. Waddingham and J. Stratton, T,otten hadotourt-road, cabinet-makers—J. Piekford and E. Man ' toy, Bristol, pomp-makers--0. T. Lister and R. Margerison, Shipley, Yorkshire, worsted-spinners—R. Broom, and J.. Jowett, Brcdbury. Chester, coal-nterckints—J. Beasley and G. Craw, Cumberland-street, Curtain-goad, dyers. Ms Day Is published. In PPli Sva• 1 riff T HE ORLANDO INNAbI DRAWW ; *eigel in Prose, From eds Italian of Berni • and Interspersed with Stomas in the saammetre as the ollnal. By W. ST .WART ROSE. . *.• It *ls curious that the Orlando Innamorato, though necessary to the understanding of the story of the Orlando Parka°, which Is a continuation of It, hes never been trans lated intoEuglish; if we except a mere outline of the main aetion,Avideh gives little notion of its innumerable episodes, and none ofits poetry, or the spirit in which it is conceived. The present translation Is au attempt to supply such a defi ciency. Printed for William Blackwood, Edinburgh; and T. Ca dell, Strand, London. • THE WORLD IN M INIATURE. . . .ty _ the success of Twenty Years' phtetkid experimuo, r tiii Bounce the pratefel testlmooy of those in whom long suf fering bat nearly eitlngoished every hope of relief. We pledge ourselves to the rereoval of Syphilis, from Its incipient sytr-ptonuto the remotest stages, charaetorised b every doubt and whatever malignancy. The Intricate , a n d much neglected diseasesnf the Urethra have been care hilly and studibusly eonsidered. as have silo those delicate and' important sylepathles which refer to the Female Sec. The infirmities of virility have been especially noticed 4 whether arising from the debilitated tyranny of a troplopl atmosphere—the natural Mita of constiTillon—the inept* dunce of gaiety--or theaters alarming results of a propo. city to practices " which 'haus the light ;" the progress of which Is marked by a gradoal dereliction at the animal powers. To all who era thus eircumstaneed, sad mere es pecially to such as are **pistols foe eonnaltial pleasures, e. we earnestly recommend our Commentaries, Ist,•Tsta is or Lire, for ibe dab Bab ; 0/, ltd..RvertAtu, es elusively midtossod tb Female, 1 the parssa of which mist press beneficial to their mond happiness. These Rooks may be had at O. paternoster-row ; 69. Pall Mall ; 41, Piccadilly ; 16, Prinee'e-street, Soho ; 174. and 31, Fleet; street 40: West Smithfield; 08; Cheapside: 4, Catherine street. Strand, London; Porter, 72, Orafton-street, Dub ; Jones, 117, Trongate, G lasgow ; Burks and Steven son, Norwich ; Deck, Ipswich ; Dutton, Bury St. Ed 'coeds ; Sheppard, Bristol Barrett and Duffield, Bath ; Hart, Cambridge ; Headley, Leeds ; and by ill Sooksel teri. Remedies can be forstarded to any part of the world; Patterns writing for the same, will please to melon& Van blote.—tettendance at. Rome for consaltatiott as uses!. GOSS sod CO. Id. R. C. 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IV. of a New Series, being the Third, of Tea Reco nvene of ARTS, LITERATURE, FASISIONS, &c. containing b leol.aad 1 plain Engravings, with about 70 pages of Inter esting Letter-Press. Price 4s. Also, just published, - A Mlotatare Edition of the Toun of Dr. Sen Tax. in Metes ef the Ptc-re Basque ; eridt colt:wired Plates.- 7e. - IMPQ.KTANT ACCOMMODAI)IOI 4 . - /MgRCH ANTS, Mannfactarers,„TindOesees, and Prints Persons, may be accommodated with the LO AN of highly respectable LONDON BILLS of EX CHANGE, accepted by th.we who can and will provide for, end pay the same regularly when due, provided the bor rower lodges a day or two previous to their falling doe, a collateral security for that purpose. Money to any amount at commend, to purchase all kinds of produce adapted for Sale in the London Markets. Secresy cad puneuality may be retied on, upon all occasions. The Commission will be very moderate. For partisplars, apply by letter only, post-paid, with real name and address, to J. White, to be left at No. 9, Basch street, Barbican, London. P.S. A liberal commission given for respectable accept ances, and guarantees to provide for them when due. ?VIRE most Easy Shining and Brilliant BLACKING, is Prepared by ROBERT WARREN, 30, Strand, London ; and sold to every Town in the Kingdom. Liquid, in Bottles, Od. 10d. 12d. and IN. each. Also Paste Buck- ' ing, in Pots, Ods 12d. and 18d. each. A Shilling Pot aPaste is equal to Four Is. Bottles of Liquid.—Ask for WAR REN'S Blacking. ) .kltige 'Pie x. watcb• 4 five Menin bell- eof , td ee . bid 6 -: ••• , tbrselsoatbe heed U.: , •- gbt Paiees that whole :kers 'sod bell-pelts; .____ ,‘.. ... . • isti...-%-•• ' •• • t tn!le Al 'it °,,...- •., ...offlrfrt Siat.fril 1P... Nat pl. d,obk,,arltether ,i'lldg. artlAts ; and If : fil UMW: tweereittrat to !IA r Aver ty,a44 4 ,e, t ok we Offal have , ts• age oit•tairltitiatimp- ' li• soaver of tee holders -• pp, strew • the mallet s , Aims from srliini; and iiR Miemastanees, -wade wes.-rlitrktes on Dowd. • assoajly far ou'rlibte,see • sa l if ttriAleniteivei? " &p early psis otitis saes .. eta bane been a , liaryt 4 • i against nocon, it. a 1. to 9te.--- Nitett.rfbt ;; diiii is s. to alls...»Nosittf,..netem ' • 1..--1• , .:"! n ii.:l as bought great quentl. her than could be rriiiita!le very many stocks tinsel, .-: bate now bean ..04 ; ars, a. From what we kern. game over agati':--Ltly 't sates Irbil -not iitt k lgl'. Itlpsgioebls -Qloecctes, te . 533.—c 4Oured rah s-,-; . •,•ri . . • sd: • •- • • .1,:- 'tciieg M 1 . CAll" g4ltita i O4(41.1 ate •,„, ..,, ~.,4 14: .• .•••• rre. ,_ •:?.., il,c ,, - . tiatisas' ti Is nri It, Weld Attiottitti.el • eeolVe mOtrildltele tillic sant !1, for. say .lakeolvest, *licit ill foi tazapopt Whatever _ !ten the Insolvent and the Prictite; e l folider one of the " bd, it swoh 6 airpartere from) before, the Castile (atom, foul, the Coact will prompt-. t truthof the statement , . Shire has indeced the' kreurit *nil We :find that Of* of the • 'Were , wail not mantles, has we: than Jest sperified sum . i to taxation A and should it rill certainly be temitrved,;ind { e Oftert•tamtedittely: • Ito re amed to be ;gasified to the t not very difficult to coojarc.'• w a d-by t. 11444 tfigl•Presk i f 4l, •• • • - . .._ • ! ?,:11 1 1 I 111 .St wa,s held,b ( I nt, • . . gents. coronpty, sei - 6dy of William 'la antic' hiffit Id 1.-,tre of kale, sad hiP... *Mord, druggiate USW iRoW, r had been. causett.by• strangtt • the evidence of Mr. Guilford,' ceased about half-past 01100 aeon In the bottle keel* 116 f '. ng he might be otatosaapis to rest, till a kV boaqi-4 8 , !, aed thought', be.:himf 13 the. were b oth • geed tO bed ; het to l'eallk Mkt up' at felif °ld de onset bid:not berbiabod+ of: Irotbers a gesival oitailh;rrn • the red:cellar, the decanted was ro a romoo cord, festened reund Ind it little lt, 14°1* at,ilitsfreeibe. Illehrol A 'toms; od, mod %bat.** asomeadbad• secretion of •tbe aye' IMely..coo bat he saw the last•execotiott ; al e full posseision of hii Mental "'s eal good bomber; 'retailing . amt lifter corroborafing obesonsoestiog it:the lamentable result. bad .been. :Tied trying,some esperitueot of his banging himself. for the•Pur o.-Thoreas Ifivsksley, stigma,' aid theJury,,arter mature delibe g therein, returned A verdiet, that like, death, by atrangohttiess, i t il miercatuae, awl _alt Other- Ittelfilit kjeatarrao'rga.-i—he ate houlikr„; we . motional $.60146111, Ilektto•ok Rivl of the itautif• gl,Geur - : la,vrtibiv,tilottptvl K 1,04411. (tiff the teac tti" ~ Catraltdi 411 LO , ;like 44441.A 1;4 ditieltinern 44 ti, ii,t!,i ~,... A' bort' Wyly • ha s 4 bit44`selirtelt. _ef_kbe, unfortunate tioureeilir gp mi a 'mood. ,W,eArdrti. 1G th e r wort, whIA Bail ' ail lb (it anal brother. 'llreithr:tifst •IVe love we . Masi gi4 -se, alAtioeirlei •es+ s beesiweedis g•k details ..Ife 0 berbtiv4 i a i mil ykile . ,,aaplflpigg,,,ut so ys , pe r: he. moaner to 7.ttadt tits Wetfigr was gtfeql'irits ' hintsell'ilrearit'lif; 'llfid Ihd.Airettly • ellgine ! • .tfoireSMeiii re, mutilated in a manner too- s'. wiring Ite•Pefortleale pormitoof more enfor ce leeen.sisoe id a 'bete of distmotima Ped of :their only meads of auppewaere setstiptiair Wilt be Catered imuriftllso (S . selfereivs;•!-..(Stigo istferfillniii. . ; ,^ .. n) , '. . .I . J . * I , ) py 100 ~sci ppi i, A,ll TrThera were :,,.. m i g hen at tisc-43rarse or Saternay. i psoportion tot Di* first qeali t ies oh 14—limelbrday, only 3 appeared, which With the rra (twat equal tu Ws. era i osage), - . • • -.•' • .1 11.0 • At . ' iaje 1401 if if f • !n°1:17;1.1 a:linfrnriFt; • J (AO' .0;-, - - 111 1 3 4 ! Mr No, 10,?:,ftuvi l4lortowit ga., it te- . idocarißdltt ~ , r (We Kt* IlieellabiPL: <l," I: 31.1 lo t, .fu: ......J .ANOEL INN, 'vf - ST., DA.BMENT'S .STRAND. • • ININISAL noses wittir pot toiavgrAiste;' 111111.1101 1 • . . 1 021,1144 PAIVeitAl AND NISCIANDIAB. THE VOLLOWI NO MAILS and other COACHES go from the ab. , ve INN : Paris Royal Mail, pit Dover,Tneaday and Friday Nights, at Twelve. Portsmouth and Gosport Mall, through Godalming, Pe tersfield, and Potties, every Evening at a quarter past 7, and Sunday at halfzpast 6. On its arrival a Packet sails to the isle of Wight. to gooney passenger and parcels and a Coac,h sets off tisChiebester,,througb Drayton, Havant, Emsworth, &c. 1' Gl o ucester Matt, disooschfienly, Oxford, and Cheitenbate, every Evening at. S./wirier past 7, and Sunday at half past O. Dover and Canterbury Mall, through Gravesend, Chatham, and Faversham, every Evening at a quarter put 7, and SUnday at half-past 6. From Canterbury, passengers and ',areals are conveyed to Deal, Margate, Ramsgate, Sand &e.; and from Dover, parcels are conveyed to Folk stone, Stodnate, llythe, Dinschareh, Romney and Lydd. Milford Mail, through Carmarthen, Llandilo and Haver fordwest, every Evening at a quarter past 7, and Sundays at half-past 6. Bath and Bristol Post Coach. every Afternoon at S. Bath and Bristol Post Coach, to carry only Four Inside, through Reading, Marlborough, Calue and Chiipenham. every Morning at a quarter paste. Rath Light Post Coach, in two days, to carry Four Inside, througffMaidenhead, Reading, M ar lborough, Devises, and Melksham. Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings, at Nine. This Coach is chiefly intended for the accommoda tion of Families, Invalids, &c. who cannot undergo the fatigue of such a distance in one day. Brighton Light Post Coach, through Curl:field, &e. every Morning at S. except Sunday. Godalmiug and Guildford Telegraph Coach, through Ep iom, Leatberhead, Clandon and Horsley. Tuesday, Thurs day, and Saturday Mornings at 10. Gloucester New Post Coach, the Champion, through Wycomb, to Oxford, Cheltenham, Hereford, Caravarthen. Tenity, Roes, Swansea, &c. every day at 1 . Healey Coach. through Madentsnad, every Afternoon at 1 Sunday eseepted. Litttehempton, Aruodel, and Petworth Coach. - Tuesday, 1 Thursday, sod Saturday Mornings, a quarter before 7. Margate. Ramsgate, Deal, Sandwich, and Broadstairs Light Post Coaches, every Morning and Evening. Oxford Light Post Coach, through Henley, &c. every Morning at 7. Portsmouth New and Elegant Light Post Coach, the Re gulator, to carry only Four Inside, through Kingston, (I uildford, Peteralleld. and Portsea, every Morning at 8. Yort, Newcastle, and Edinburgh Coaches, and to all Parts of the North, every klorning.at a quarter before 9. Manchester, Lancaster, Kendal, Rochdale, Huddersfield, Bradford, Leeds, Halifax, Rotherham, Sheffield and Nor wich Casabas, daily. Wallingford and Wastage Coach, through Maidenhead, N'ettlebed, and Harwell, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Merulags, at 9. Godalmiog and Guildford Telegraph Conch. through Biagaton, Ditton, Cobham, and Ripley, on Monday, Wed nesday, and Friday Mornings-at lo ; Sundays at 7, and re ferns to Landon the same day. • Boston, lion:castle, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton and Hantlnorton day coach, to Spilshy, Louth, Grimsby, and )l vit mofning at past 6. The only day coach to Boston Mod Norncastte. Dover and Canterbury Light Post Coach. every Evening at half-past 6. Ditto, every Morning at half-past 6. Salisbury Post Coach, to carry only Four Inside, through Staines, Basingstoke, Whitchurch, Andover, &c. every Morning at 7. CARRIERS—To Twlekenham,Brentford, and Isleworth, every Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday. EAMES and Co. Proprietors. Parcels and Packages are safely and expeditiously con- Wad hom this INN to every City; Town, Village, and Osestry Bastin the (*Sontag Counties, viz.:— Berta, Hereford. Surrey, Sucks, Gloucester, Sussex, Cornwall, Kent, Mhz, Matta, Oxford, Worcester. Dorset, Hants, Somerset, South Wales, Ad Parts of the Isle of Wight, Jersey, Geernsek, and al Parts of France, and to all parts of the North. Neat Post-Chaises, &c. at the shortest notice. FROM SATURDAY'S GAZETTE. LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, Mk!CU St The Lord Chamberlain of his Majesty's Household ha appointed Col. J. Russell, Gentleman Usher of pis MejesSYs Most Han. Privy Chamoer la Ordinary. . • The Lord Chamber.sin of his Majesty's Household has appointed H.T. B. Mash,Esq. Assistaut-Illaster and Withal of the Ce►emonies to his Majesty. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Miami 21. - • Ordnance Medical Establishment — First Ass!stint-SW -1 goon R. Cooke to be Surgeon ; Second Assistant-Surgeon, R. Venables, M.B. tv be First Asristant-Surgeon ; 41hiSteen E. Simpson, from half-pay, to be Surgeon; First Assistant- Surgeon C. Inglis, from half-pay, to be First Assistant-Sur geon; Second Assistant-Surgeon T. Whitelaw,grocn half pay, to be &gong .Assistant Surgeon. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Cardigan. T. Lloyd, Esq. to be Deputy Lieut.; G. Jeffreys, Esq. to be ditto; F. D. Saunders, Esq. to be ditto; T. Bowen,Esq. to be ditto ; Rev. T. Bowen, Clerk, to be ditto ; J. R. L. Lloyd, Esq. to be ditto; T. Howell, Esq. to be ditte; J. Jones, Esq. to be ditto. • BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. J. Sampson, SculcoatesSorkshirc merchant, from Mardi 52, to 31, st the Dog and DuckTavern,Kinaston-upon-Hull. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. W. Armstrong, Arundel-street, Strand, tailor. `J. Wych, Ashton-under-Lice, timber-merchant. J. Isherwood, Wor ß ANtley, KRUP Leeds,TS eloth- manufacturer. . G. Sage. Walcot, Somerset, timber-merchant, to surren der April 8, 9. and May S. ft the Roma, r Tavern, All flaint's-lane, Bristol. Attorneys, Messrs. Poole and Green- Seld, Gray's-inn-square ; and Mr. Cornish, Corn-street, Bristol. A. Watson, Redford-street, Bedford-row, carpet-dealer, March 29, April 12, and May 3, nt Basingliall-street. At torney, Mr. Richardson, Church-row, Siepuey. ti. and W. Scott, and J. Smith, Ashford, Keat, grocers, Mardi 29, April 5, and May 3, et R. slngnall-street. Attor neys, Messrs. Oshaideston and Murray, Fealthurch-street. J. Grant, High-street, Oxford, bookseller, March 29, April 3, and May 3,at Basinghall-street. Attorueys, Nlestrs. Pownall, Fairthorne, and Lofty. 01 . 1 Jewry. .1. Smith, Bath, grocer, April 10; 17, and May 3. at the White lion Inn, Bath. Attorneys, Mr. Woodbouse, Temple ; and Mr. Salmon, Bath. W. Gooch, Potter-street. Harlow, Essex, wine -merchant, March 23, April 6, and May 3, at Rasiughail-street. Attor ney. Mr. Williams, Royal-Ezchan te. E:Southbrook,Covent Garden-c iambers,merchant,Mareh 29, April 6, and May '2, at Baste ;halt-street. Attorneys,' Messrs. Smith sod Weir, Austin-Friars. J. Garnons, Navigate-street, silversmith. March 29; April 6, and May 3, at Basingbill-street. Attorney, Mr. Ashton, bvillsburpiqoare. B. W oud, Liverpool, mathematical-13W meat-maker, A111911A911 !PRIM OF CORN IN [NOLAND AND WALIS,TOD IRS WOOL ENDED.DARCH IS. -- • Vie. ea. s. d. me QR. S. d. Wllwat .. .47 2 Oats 2O 7 Rye.... ........ . : ... 96 4 Beans 27 6 lievley 22 6 Pees ................6 ffiterage Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, com peted from the Returns made in the week ending the 19th *get March, 1623, is 37.. 10. per cwt. . , 11141DSTONE, KENT, SATURDAY ' bhacu 2t CIVIL SIDIL—HONITSET V. SAY AND ANOTIIIR. This was an action of assault and false imprisonment. Mr. ANDRZWII and Mr. PLATT conducted the plain tiff's case, aid Mt. MMUS and Mr. BOLLAUD the de fendants. The plaintiff was a wheelwright, residing at No. 5, Friars'-street, Blackfriars'-road T be defendants were ex constables at Foot's-cray, in this county. On the Ist of Noveruner, 1921, a Custom-hoose officer, named Waller, toeing a cart and a horse, with three men in company, going along the road between Foot's-cray and Sidcup Mom& London, and suspecting that the cart contained smuggled goods, he stopped it, made search, and, to his +swot, perceived that the cart contained five dead bodies. He declined making a seizure, but proceeded to Sidcup, sad gave information to the constables of that place of what he bad seen. In the mean time the men ran away, leaving the cart, with its contents, behin.l. The coo rabies took possession, and caused the bodies to be in terred. Information of this transaction was communi cated to Mt. Harem. tk Magistrate, who gave orders to the defeadants to detain any peseon who claimed the horse and tart, and bring him before him, to give as ac count of himself. Next day, the plaintiff came down to Foot's Bray, and claimed the horse and cart as his pro perty... The constables told him he must go before the Magistrate to give an account of himself. lie relived to go. aid the Magistrate anti the Constables. They told him, If he did not gu by fair means, be must go by foul. He reiisted, and toe defendants, in order to secure him. put lastuteulfs on, and conveyed him before Air. Harene, who immediately ordered the handcuffs to be taken off; bat in consequence of the unsatisfactory as count which the defendant gave of himself, ,he ordered him to be detained until Waller, the custum-houstiofficea, had an opportunity of seeing whether bermes one of the men wan had accompanied. the cart on the day in goes time. Io the eveniog Waller saw him, and being semis derithat he was not one of the men, the plaintiff was li berated.' The hone and cart Mere not delivered to the plaintiff; bat were detained for the purpose of ascertain ing tin right owner. Under these circumstances the ac tion was brought. ' The Jury found their verdict for the plaintiff ) Amiga NORFOLK ASSIZES. CORtonsTalterAsa. FLEMING V. PRATT AND OTwaRR— This was an action brought by the plaintiff, who p-Ils wine and liquors in timid Yarmouth, against the defen dants, who are Mayor's officers in that 'own. It was is recover the damages against the. defendants, for a watt trespass on the premises of the plaintiff. The following is a brief statement of the circumstances of the Case . .. Mr. Worship, a most respectable solicitor at Yarmouth, and another gelid-man, are the guardi.ius of a young lady named Symonds, who N the.orphan datighter of a person of that name, some time since residing Yar mouth, and who left a considerable property. In coati- Oration of the young lady's expectations, she has betoi brought isis with great- attendurrtrylogrlintitithem, and educated in a fit mintier to enable her with credit to move in that sphere of life in which her fortune will en title her to walk. She had been placed from her iatfancy in the school of Mrs. Reeve, at Yartnoith, and on her attaining 17, it was thought adviseable by her guardians in order to improve her manners, to take her fro:a school, .nd place her under the care of Mrs. Dade, the widow of a respectable clergyman, who was residing at Yarmouth with her daughter. It appeared from the evi dence that the family connexions of the deceased Mr. Symonds, however respectable in their stations, were not such as mould induce the guardians of the vonng Isdy to wish -she should visit with them. The Plaintiff in the action is a cousin of Miss Symonds, and at the time of the trespass complained of, kept a small public-hone at Yarmouth. Or/ the 14th of January last the plaintiff gave a party to his relations, to which Miss Symon is (who on the day before had been removed from from Mrs. Reeve's to Mrs. Dade's) was invited. Although for bidden by her guardians; and forbidden also by Mrs. Dade, the young lady appestats, have been of the party, which the guardians hearing of, sent the officers with a written demand and authority to take the young tidy back. The officers entered the house and Insole-their demand, and produced their authority ; but a Mr. Boa— field, an attorney from Loudon, being prese• t, lie gave it as his opinion that the authority to talc , : Ole yonne• lady was not sufficient, and desired the officers to q u it the premises. Miss Symonds was not delivered tip. The officers remained in the house some little time after notice had been given to quit the premises, and for this tres pass the action was brought. The young lady is as airs:- wards taken to Mrs. Dade's by her relations. His Lordship, in snmming up the. Case, intimated in very plain terms, his opinion of the amion, expressing himsolf in terms of approbation as to the conduct of the guardians, and suggesting the probability that if there had not been an attorney in the house, however churlish the conduct of the guardians might have been consider ed, no action itould ever have been thonelet of : that he tegretted it was a case in which some dao•a;;r s most he given, but he thought the smallest possible would he the most proper. It was fur the Jury to consider what damages should be awarded, but he was quite sure they, in common with himself, would not he th.posed to give . any encouragement to needless and vexatious litigation. The Jury, notwithstanding this address, rtturned a ver dict for the plaintiff—Dam 'gee 201. foRGERY. Ann Rummer, Elizabeth 'frindle, and James Drury, were aevaraily indicted for forging one-pound notes of Messrs. Harveys and Hudson s' Bank, and also f r hating uttering them, knowing them tette forged. On being arraigned, the prisoner ltunttner pleaded Guilty, but sub sequently withdrew her plea, on the recommendation of the Judge, and pleaded not guilty. The other pris raters pleaded not guilty. Mr. Cooper and Mr. Rolfe were Counsel for the prose cution—Mr. Henry Cooper for the prisoner Trindle. No evidence os the part of the prosecution was offered . as to the forgery; respecting the uttering, the first wit ness called WWI lieziktah Martyn , proprietor of the tar; mouth Coach.—die&ernbors taking up one min, two women, and a child, on the 30th July last, being Mar them Fair ; there were other persons on the coach ; the prisoners were very like the persons he took up, and they. got down at Acle ; the fare was tis. which they paid by a • note, and he gave them 14s. in change. t`rsss examine • ed.—He did not know of whose bank the trite was. Wm. Bond; recollects three persons coining by the Yarmouth Coach to the Queen's H' ad, Acle, on the 311th, of July, in the morning; had breakfast together; witness .received the reckoning by a one-psund note of the man; believes prisoner is the man ; the note was on tile Croon , Bank, (Harvey* and Hu loos) ; the change given was Ilis. 8.1: they stopped after coach cent away; did not know what 'became of the note; it was eaten oat for change. Crosit-examined. There were not more than two other passengers In the kitchen ; had to get another note Chang ed : both were not alike; knows not of whom be took r