The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-04-08 00:00:00

GLASGOW .4,'D P 4131 Er. OPRSTMIA'STER SESOIONS. • • sr \ Ito . t .40 , ... I . 7 4 ie r ..,. N 1 .. . . , . ......... , To TI ' 4:11 0 lIE ST.ITI:SMAN. I ? 1 11 : 7tir. PROCLANAT' Tit %WI ii .. - 4 I.S:le-1n th ea nof a Pawnhc , lter's losses, LEN IREEi TEE LOwl ••• thekronsx m lit pally feel neelectisl by the oasis- N ln erotism ja; "t i i• . his trad This gentleman and his emissaries . atm .,. th , 1 a 1Vo• tla. ini No wicybesSor inexperienced journey-, tiers, hereto • t 4 u.. an i 'Tis then be ',remelt: , a ticket. thel following u i • t . in sr would be changed by the dawning of e l' of the rite :.rhitli • If the servatt should errom•einsly de- thereafter ,. a s' mated e. instead of five farthings, his ob. i t Alt 111111 . .!...1 i if not, wire qualms do not distorb his th e city bet . . 4 1”:011 escapes while the servant turns to reach of people eta t the cha and the next morning unblushingly swears the hour of 1 it teas never offered to him. Any one unacquainted anal will be . ti,:th the statut es might sesiiiiler what penalty ran at- If the lair . I immegliateiy t i • • . tach to so trivia: an offence; but you. Sir. probably know li g h t as t h e • it rests with the Magistrate, whether be shall Janke it % t t-sg pound* or _PTO ehiPi.igs. Ten eousins fur a Gi ass „ , . 1, t Italia:4G I lam nut inclined to dispate the wisdom of I..tablishedslaws ; but what cnnsparison can be found be- TI • , 'wren two Is widely differing, sums? The mind ran Whereas a scarcely ve an arithmetic so extravagant. In on. persons, dui • Ilk s of the 2tl of • poem, gie are nine hundred awl sixty farthings, and, an d dad, lf t consequently, when reduced to its smallest tine, the or imagine I • e p tra. pasailly is final to NINETEEN NUNDEED •ND TWENTY war aeatinst .• le . Tubes TES smote ! In cases of usury, the forfeiture W "'mi t " of treble the sun, lent has been deemed a severe and auf- and public of lilasgow! teent expiation. There is much of analogy in the cringes, most nicked althmigh the punishment so widely differs. But it is the Inhabit: • to•t of this they complain ; they have no objection that tiluffitws AI their penalties should lie classed amongst the highest— der of the Provisional • nay, be higher than those which sigh other olTenees. hog rebellic A. %moaned to Actin i ty. they tin not expect indulgence; L aws an d I e ail they solicit is, that the same fair trial may he afforded stimulating It ss Allk them which every other trade similarly ciuumstanreel arms fur till x a•riena•es. If bread be found light. the baker loses it, i t , t i l i t e i t el l s sh i , • p a::d pays live shillings fur every deficient ounce; if coals th e soldier.. are sold short of measure, a lie ivy penalty also justly at- and to join , tactics to tie crime ; but, in either case, the bread is date a anti "i . • . • weighed, anal the sacks measured in presence of the t l r i e l t i s ag o, l is t t : I Magistrate, who has occular demonstration of the guilt enmity of ~. d. which he is called upon to punish. Bat with Pawnbro- Lower Wan kers, the unsupported affidavit of a worthless inslisidnal Three Hum s sufficient to convict ; and who wit iht the readiness shall, a ithil e • • . apprehend, of many such to swear, when they Lnii one-hal(of the a wn st „;1 1 , . i t i:feittire is the resided of their iniquity Surat it is hag, publish 111.,1t tog much to require that two witausses should es- treasonable ~ .' tabligh the fact; or, that the complainant should nation of th 4 positively swear he asked for the change anal it was re- Provisional . INV . , used lam lam• ~ rsuaded w as this, or any Glahrim, . 1 • o:her equitable • ..., onta, s : in the public estimation.- ' .' t barges ay. sinst them, aaj liA racier ~., w e s h a ll 1 an the populaca , . . liandreal acts of dishonesty • ....• A•s.,a' - - I numb where they are guilty of u • diurnal prints, with that man ---sa, - -6. have v k tin wishes them, would issoe. to :a rs i a very - 41 47 erred a nervy—would:lmo 4 .ns to ii the mem Per" ed on faa he , obta g that rank in w' i society to c '•ces entitle them, nameld nu lt at atn loiterer have kgitita cause to say, prejudice bas so i washer. poisoned the public mind, that aedi alteram portem has I who, dhotis , , ceased to be a maxim, if the observance of it is required t„, p ,,,,,,„„ e „ on the part of a Pawnbroker. pose of brad So much for his losses; turn we now to his labour. Marshal 3la Pesides the hundreds of articles which a Pawnbroker I they intend inspects and cannot agree for, the following process at- I French gold tends every one he receive'. First, the pledge is strictly i has lande•l • . examined to determine its value, and whether it has any t Aerslii re, wl mark on it that should render it suspicious. It is next 1 the ii.terior. curfully folded up, inquiries made as to its proprietors , are to get a I r sum, an.l place of abode, and whether he lodges in, or' he comforts} is the housekeeper. And as a Pawnbroker's ticket is a first ramp is needful exemplification, it may not he unbecoming that all the Radii 1 should describe such an one as (allowing for the ne- , powder is g cessary variation.) in all cases must be pinned upon the Lion of rrei parcel : casting balls William Peters and Henry Anderson. To show ' hi, Real Cross-street, West., I thing into !I 29th March, 11120, Borealis, alt Shawl, frock, and hose, portentous u 01. 2s. fa son partieul . Mary Williamson, Northern lig 17, Crown-court, King-street. L. of the Unite, This is to be transcribed, and that duplicate given to the pledger, after which it is to he written, for the third A cons in time, into a hook. The parcel is next to be carried to the warehouse, which is never less than two, but mostly had . for .. ire - t) three pairs of stairs high, where, unless it is arranged Theais h . i s .. ! e a r n , : with nearly as much order as words are in a Dictionary, ...„. !Ls° , ' 4 ii could scarcely be found at a momentary summons. ' 1 ' ) "" 1 . 1r " An:l when it is wanted it is to be brought gown again, subject j . " In the I delivered, the ticket preserved, and the book of entries discharged. Protestant; It is rather anticipating our next inquiry; but I can- wns the re to not resist the impulse of pausing here to remark, that in would payment of this labour, and for the loan of half a crown. K_i , my Cat which the borrower may keep five weeks if be pleases, P ared the Pawnbroker receives no more than one halfpenny. da ring and 1 Yet, this is the dreadful extortion. which has excited so I never aleserta . much resentment against him ; for in this instance, were L tke ,_ ee , j . a . y . , -In . !! it redeemed the day it was ple dged, it would leave a pro- _`"l' es ug e, ' , " , ; ll " r ii i • tit of fi re hundred per cent. per annual interest. Al- " 11 though two men, were they to obtain incessant employ- lent concepti • ging my att, • went that way, from morning till night, could not earn money enough by it to pay for half their meals. I shall pursue the consideration of their labour no far- ther: accustomed from youth to habits of industry, they ren at night time we rho slept npon fi rant !ringlet( toil incessantly without repining; and won't, not than k they: would s me for blending imaginary gnevances with the many I Wednesday I real ones they have to lament. and at tweb Their remuneration is now to occupy our thoughts. j u di c i o u s ass Their gross profit I have already stated to be twenty st'illiam Fit s ? per cent. per annum. 1 have now to add, this allowance i were secured as confined to small sums: and that whenever the loan t had been the s exceeds two guineas, fifteen per cent. per annum is their soon have in legal profit. . evinced the I presume I need not dwell on this self-evident truth, . own existent that those who trade with borrowed money pay five per , DARNG A • -1 , i cent. interest for it ; and that every person whose capital Thu rsda y , is his own, could make nearly that meat securities, without risk or expense. It lint Go follows,vertl. family o f Al noise resemb then, that fifteen per twat. is a Pawnbroker's profit in ' the house. the first instance, and ten in the latter. I may be told • self with a a they have ticket money. I have no intention to conceal down stairs ; it. If they lend five pounds on a pledge, they charge linen tied in tourpence for the duplicate—if twenty shillings, two- away; not ala pence—if ten shillings, one penny—and a halfpenny for gave an.alan I five. The Legislature granted it in consideration of the the house, a expense they are at for hooks, pens, ink, and the thou- tour, one sands of tickets which they issue for nothing: and so Roles with a I nicely does the produce equipoise the cost, that it would ihuh, and a t be difficult to determine to which side inclines the hi s swor d, i balance. seise him, an Relying on your indulgence, I will take the liberty to with a crow say this subject shall be speedily resumed. then escaped A. P. B. j found that in 11 , `THE SI ATESMAN. TIoN. BF T1'1: 1 uRD PCOTOST 10111 st•Gis al TIM (IST or lILASOOW. Till POMP, 01 iiIIRX. AND Tug J1:1111CFS or Till PIACI Vol II WARD Or Till SAID COVIIIITT. tquenee of the_ present threatening appear - Lord Pianist. Magistrates, tilseiiffs, and .1 ly order all shops to he shot, this and esery Right, omit tranquillity is restored, at die roil they larri47 all the inhabitants to retire to their I see :is soon as possible and not later than Imo o'clock. , ntrers are hereby enjoined to withdraw from dun seven o'clocit at night. Parties or groups sliding together, or walking the streets after seven, will be deemed disturbers of the peace, dealt wits accordingly. ‘nips are put out, the inhabitants are desired ;y to illuminate tlie:r windows with as touch 7 can conveniently I onsusairl. GOD SATS Till [SRC. April 3, lE;•20. flDll . lox. Yesterday Edward Forster wa. put to the bar, charged with a misdemeanor in having uttered certain seditious words, of and concerning his Royal Highness the Duke of York, and the soldiers of the King ; and in another count, of using seditious expressions of and concerniug our Lord the King himself. Mr. Anot.rnea and fir . PLATT appeared for the prosecution, wh:cli eras instituted at the instance of the Officers of the 3d regi ment of Foot guards. The particulars of the case bare been already putilislietl in the police reports. The Jury found the prisoner guilty. The. CHAIRMAN told him it was not a light offence. and it uas proper that such persons should be taught to restrain their tongues ; he wag sentenced to six months' imprisonment in the House of Correction, anti to give security for his good behaviour in the sum of SW. for two veil's. James Mood!, er as charged with a inistieuieanour, in having entered the shop of Samuel Bradbury, a Is oullen draper, in Oxford-street, with intent to steal. It appeared from the evidence, that the pea mow, with several w‘sociates, had lain in wait for sonie days pre vit.m.lv, in order to rob the shop, and he was appre bendea at the magnets' that he was endeavouring to steal a waistcoat-piece. The Joey immediately found him guilty. and he aas sentenced to six months' imprisonment in the House of Correction. . Two boys, Jones and Boston, were rovivic , c , l a at tempting in skis' a pocket handk - rrilief it the pocket of a man named Deane, a clerk to a Sill ICI tut- %Ir. Lee, the Deputy High Bailiff, n Ito took them into custody, represented Jones as a 'mist abandoned character, though lie was not more than twelve years old. It appeared that the foreman of the firand . Jury had, some time before, taken him as his appre:iticr, when be immediately commenced picking pockets in the house, and was dismissed. • The worthy Magistrate regretted that he could not, ! by the law, infict a more sc;err punishment on him than six months' imprisonment in the House of Correction, which he awarded accordingly. Boston was sentenced to the mitigated punishment of seven days' imprison ment, as it appeared he bail been seduced by the yontiq er delinquent, and as a respectahle person came to; - ward, who gave him a good character, and offered to take him again into his service as a sousic-printer, the trade to which the buy bad been brought up by thi witness. _ _ ;Pm. In rionden, awl T. ff'alltine, were earl sen!encrtl to x mom imprisonment intim douse of Correction, for isaring I+ll o of 0.163 lis Inc window ufa pawnbroker, No. 42, 11 Jr:tour-street, ‘I ill§ intent to steal. 11" m. Riley, Richard Carney, awl Aid,: .I.uncs, three boys. the last not more than ten years o e, and sin gularly deformed, were convicted of t:, stolen a pocket handkerchief frotn a gentle:n.l anted Horst, as he was passing into St. James's-par from Sprinc-gar dens, on the loth of Febritary last. The two pri.;►:rers, Riley and Caroler were Owed to old offenders. Car it idly h:•eneht br as in t'ww• ;,resent nrd story of hi , entirely without years' transporta x months' im- I( ' rney received r Weil showed iiO r , il. hail grown v with a most anose, and ra ke left the dock, kindness; I shan't 'MO , a • ; . ~ 1 .. - - — 7 - . --,-- fs•-•-zg JklitiET.ll WiISSF.L'S JEsBIV.• pl o p s. THE cliatorj,er of the CetitaNC JEstrr s , DROPS is so auiveredlyselipiNiedgei; Rad the „,. thousand cures, they have performtd. is •uSleimit gr oo f - 4 their n o rn ,, 10dropsies1 disord e r s , opera% by arise, me are a Certain ctireTor ril hinds of 'realities 'Ad oast's a . liens in t h e 4 1.i i:a " ) moistest ; grate, or stranelim s i s bud , . sexes ; liktaiiise ht all scorbutic complaints. and all 'di of the stoutest-111nd bowels% lowngss e t sp i r i k, pains hi the head. back. !Lc. The re:axed and debilitated Midai r " set proceeding from the indirectiitits of y ono., i n „,.,. qt uf is. . &Are ales, will doll imaiAdiete and permanent riiief. The great obieet'llo-bellten•te4 161 Ids &Mistiest, ml purchasers 'tumid be enreAii hating the bolted ima g i st preparation, as i PM' iiiiivfe. sonsar••tione 1. and dagger s , " eouoterleits attett•plesl to be foisted an th e pablit bisy,s: late feseltuuds.ls 0 unscrews. that the Protecto. quest e%cr) pot% l t a I ask for Joseph Wessit's Jrurs mm Drops, and toile e toilets t • *aye the fol)osing words cm p. e stamp. thes are Wyss on rifttublle : " Jos•Th Wessels. No. Ott, St. Pa ' r rd... which his N. finit if je%ty's Cnt otuistitspers have orde he CllgrUTed on ern , Stamp. • Sold by Sanger. Oxford-street ; Var.l. Rolhorn i (! . .see. ler, opposite the Paatheou. Oxiterd-strivii; E merson, Et,: Smithfield ; Wilimott. London Ilrideis:lltirse. ports ,,nrie Cooks ortiis end Co.. Plymouth ;.Bear[, Y osib ; PrhY:. arc. of Deil. &c. Le. Sanctioned by Noblemea. Eminent Phvii s, lisree o ,... As:coact:ears. genteel Patients, sad til ih er ,.. THE pr,s:..ot MARTIN VAN MI fetiELl„ aged SS, eldest son. Apprentice, Assioaat. e s ,, EXECUTOR and SUCCESSOR to the la:e. ii.row in ~., Public he hits no connection with Plariggisik-'sss e ~,. • name-14 th Oct-ember Itillt, one lit .1 gifilllilatV. la m a° toblesirs. Rot Arts and Cartls)—it is plain ally the Cards. &c. 91 f M44ITINI TAN BUTCHE .1., a Aocoutiteur, t't; . 1 Who, after MIMI( fll succe oifol prier Bier' whim:rent Add . has published Prof sis tip i f o 4 . perior methods (lasprosrments toe his Flthui's vrtsole • L : V tire of Twen'y-eight yearol t..• Cure Vistula:. Piles. Saw tures. &e. without Contseusent, Cottiaa. Choate. or lii,,. • Fee according to ability. At hoirs4l il t dat. 544, BROAD-STREET, near GOLD:•:N-SQUARE. 1A)N:10N. n • Where the following PROPA % rbe hkri . '; • I. The number of Subserlherrto I &I , ed. pa) ;i.l Uniness ; they may appoint Isiorg.sia r Accoebrie s j 3 their stead. 2. ?Wen's who have Fell my Falser r ate RlOGlsiast, are to b • considered Subscribers. S. Patients who hart. paid a less ann. than 100 Ciliates may appoint Surgeop ur %cronclosirs, win) a ill b t p e , ntitted to become Sablicrihers, on paying the defis 411 % %- tweva the *mount so paid by such Patient and the armint •C . the Sithseription. . .. . 4. Every Surgeon thermic of 1011 Guineas use or mnts:k Patients, srtth their consent, Ss cassuier) • Subscriber. b. Principles and miethods of prtctiee will sat be tre or di3cloied still the whole of die Subscription we pleb.. nor will Interviews he pit ea or letter% atesensaLt . out a fee and payment of poitagr. —The fee t• impart ot us Subscription. ti. If if then the .Icri her* the let eopil given f These Dentist, making tic Rands re of thf Minikes geolll found Van Butchell. Pintl CAIIPEN. R. R. R.. Member of the it. Lal Sciences at Paris. PAinbursrh, Gottingen. Ite.lit Osborn's Hotel, .tnelphi. Lon.ion, tits Dee. MI6. Non est Titer* sett Takeo vita.--Mairtst. " Life Is only Life, when West with Health." THE finest system of Ethics is to olndoe within due bounds, and thus to regulate the Pa ~ions ; awe strained and insubordinate, they impetuously destroy twee harriers which Religion and liorality hare made sacred; to curb, but not annihilate them, appears the lesson of pet denre, best calculated to limit their effervescence. Every disorganization of the human frame requires great medical knowledge to remedy • nod toe pt.biie welfare is moted when professional men (disregardieg the suggestiom of the envious and interested) devote their studies to use treat ment of those complaints generated by impnidenee, sad the ebullition of the passions n$ au unguerded moment. strength of a station con.ists in the health of the people:" bet It Is melancholy to reflect on the daily sacrifice to the Igoe ranee of unfeeling reap) ricisan. and to counteract. as fir is possible, its further ravages. we offer to suffering humanity the result of cur own experience, in the various diselses of Debility. The unwary victim of sorstery eke (early ageired at 'shoot, before reason has asserted her right over the Wed, will. in contemplating his pow .rte:s cute, become suscepti ble of enlivening sensations. In kiveileg that the most com plicated state of exhaustion unty hr rou.ed into manly energy. Intense study—immoderate anxiety—long residence is try pica! climes, and many other causes, aid trequently dense the nervous system ; in such cases we ran hold old as serener of re-animation. by rensedies which have long se swered the sanguine tropes of Patients of both Ilexes. That bane to human happiness. Li es Vzsear.s. ewe eve be treated fearlessly ; the improved state of medical whew having divested its antidote of those distressing properties that so long rendered its exhibition uneertain and bsraselef. We best explain our method by observing to Patients bouring under this malady. that a few days only are re quired for the removal of early symptoms ; that the west le veterate case a ill yield to our remedies within a month. mod that in a person wham only suspects himself injured. ie 4ll/.. WASP may be prevented altogether from appearing t- 4 s MaO s r remark applies to many other derangements of thu s' Uve system. as weakness, utceratioas, dm. especirth snit tures, obstinate eases of w.tich err daily removed ;without the see of missile or stimulants. Noose peculiarities Imelda. tai to the softer sex have not escaped our attention; (eolith mildness. combined with efAcacy, bare superseded the swam usually adopted. In fine, oar systws is unique, persilartY energetic, end eminently enceessfth. Educated in this our uatire city, schooled in our pea ff• atonal attainment by its splendid Medical charaeters, eat having been able, personally, to compare with admfrathe the British surgical practice with t;ie Coetinental, oaf re' tensions to soperiority (in a bratic:l we hare selected) are matured by experience, which is es i ..rel by the daily agP ll cations we receive, even from dist:tut countries. DONS and Co. M. R. C. Bergesas. 13, Bon; erie-street, Fleet-street. London. ••• For the general accontn;o , ht . ion, we do not limit IMP selves to stated periods or practice. but may be cdissited at all reasonable hours.—Country Potiests ars reqnslisi describe minutely their symptoms, &r. when Medielase. em Advice, will be immediately forwarded to say part of ao. Kingdom.—.l Bank note is expected to accomfami ease. Just publisl.ed (Tea:h Edition). THE EOlll of LIFE: a familiar Commentary 01 1 above Diseases.—Rs floss and Cr.. Addressed to teelfeari and Nletarity of both Stec:. M ay he ha d at go. pow nosier-row ; 0(1, Pall-Mall ; 24, Gerrard-street; Ills nal' street; and of all Booksellers. Price Ad. MOH WATER AT LONDON-RRIDOE IRIS DAY . Morning, 69 mitt. after 9.—Aft TOOIIIO. >w lOW Images : Piloted and b 7 dee W ARDELL. Jun. et the 06er. No. IP& S site Mt. rlensent's Church : wher , ell t onsiaesiestions. deer, and Advertisements ere req00•104 10 be If tbe Subsrip'ion is noteompleted is DesciaMe seat, the money, which is plied in the Funds la each Rut. er's mune. to be tillpiehyl. as it may tam stud, 114 sterest thereue.—Jae.Ttodtt. -- pied from 4 Cerideste (in possession of the p s to Welling Martin Van Hitlehell : lege are to certify, that Merlin Van Betekall :lit, and Patentee for tipring-Raids, Ise a very lent, and. In s 'adage for a he Patient, Vigia as theylltereprepot het e l t - s of Fiance. liertnanF. mad withott elm. 4 himself entirely re:deved by the Massimo Ilari.l THRti lIVXDRID PUCKIN INWARD. certain wicked, evil-dispososl, and traitorous firing the night of the Ist, or on the worsting (April instant, did feloniously, traiterouttly, in htrtherance of a Conspiracy W cor:pass the death of our Lord the King, or to levy it our !AIM the King,' within his Realm, or other Treasons, puhligh and ax, on the wails places in many parts of the city and suburbs . and other parts of the county of Lansrk, a rer.dittionarr, and treasonable Address to ants of Meat Britain and Ireland, (Sated at 'pal I. 1020. and bearing to be loosed " by or. Committer of Organization for forming a I Government," directly and only proclaim ion our Lord the Mang and dm Consmotion of this Realm, inciting and the subjects of our Lord the King to like up ,e overthrow of the Government and Cousti by law edabilAhvd, and to levy war 'against he King ; and further endeavouring to seduce of oar Lord the King to desert their duty in a threatened insurrection, and to intim overawe all loyal and peaceable subjects by iulrnce and devastation. The Lord Provost :rates of the city of Glasgow, Sheriff of the Lanark, Lod Jegices of Ilse Prawe for the 11 of Lanarkshire, her..hy offer a reward of liked Pontids to any person or prisons who in fourteen days frotu this date, discover and , or castle to be discovered and apprehended, v of this overt act of High Irraytto, Iry print iiing, and issuing, the said revolii:ioaare a nd a Address, ander the said treasonable t otninittee of Organ: ration fur fanning a I lioverisinent. 4th April, 15:7.0. mention some of the idle stories :e it; Ulasgow. The Radicals, thi ihers of pikes, and are not withi got four pieces of cannon. 'l' considerable sums of money, as mu. unknown. They affirm, in w dare 111 IV, of the character of returned from the Continent, era formerly in tlitt i voy tgusted with the Bourbons, and 'emit at h o ne, have come over . .we iading the Radicals. Ainoitz the nundier is lacilotialil, a descendant of the Stuarts, whom I to place upon the throne of his ancestors. id, they say, is circulating. A French vessel I a cargo of arms and stores on the roast of •hich has been entrusted to the Radicals in •. Such of the Regenerators as take the field franc aml a half a day, and their families to hly maintained during their absence. Their be pitched on Cathkin Hills, and thither icals are to centre. The manufacture of gun goiug briskly on (probably under the Ilirer ench chemists); and the easier practice of Is is nut unfrequeut • the tendency of the poptilaCif to draw every Arrvice, the appearance of a beautiful Aurora ibout eleven o'clork at night, was accounted of the downfal (tithe present system. A per tlarly sagacious remembered tiering the ights very brilliant before the emancipation ted States::: 'racy, it is stated, has been discovered, which object the assassination of Siailercourt Lees quay, at his residence, Essexford, near Ardec. , niom Jurnsal places before its readers the letter from Sir Harcourt himself upon the true spirit of Popery, its intended victim a its object blood ; its means assassination ; I pared to meet it, as the author of the Antillote - tortures of the Inquisition, in defence of toy :wintry, and my religion. I was well pre the Yala:its, if they attacked my house. A determined spirit, which through life has led me, supported me in cheerfulness, and in nt of my usual amusements. Not • human iy int.wmer, whose object was to discover the residences of the assbssins, had the most dic tion of any thing more than common enga ttention ; although in parting with any child. I looked at them as if it might be the last iould meet on earth; for I may say I have fire arms, being fully resolved, If these tole tors in embryo came within range of my shot, af'erwards think purgatory a trifle to it. On I discovered the names I so long whiled for, Ave o'clock list night, with the prompt and assistance of that most invaluable magistrate, Nil ate, these patriotic and radical murderers 'red; and I was rewarded in believing that I 'te means of breaking up *system that might involved the lives of many Magistrates, had I least previous uneasiness, or dread of my existence being endangered... ATTUIPT AT ROBBERT AND MPRDZIL—OD i t night, between twelve sod me o' wk, the Mr. Roles, of Clapham, were ala ed by a ibling heavy footsteps, in the low part of Mr. Roles got out of hed, and arm g him au ord, took his bed-room lamp, 4d went ; the first thing he saw was a queitity of 4 bundle, in the passage, ready to betaken . doubting but thieves were in tlie house, he darns to a man who slept in the upper part of , and immediately two men rushed oat of the tie whom as he passed attempted to stab Mr. a knife, but be avoided the blow by stepping at the same time gave the robber a cut with which brought him down. Mr. R. ran to in which the second man knocked him down bar ; the light went out, and the robbers escaped at the street door. On exaniinatiou, it was t nothing had been taken away. forget it in lame." The other cases were of no interest whatever. HARING ROBBER' EA. —Tlitirsilay last, eluting the pro erl.on, a most formidable gati ff of robbers, armed with bludgeons, tkr., about thirty in number, committed the vilest depredations.--J. Mayor, Esq. of Mary-le-bone, after placing some ladies in a carriage to view the pro cession, lett them, and was in the act of crossing from Spring-gardens to the opposite side, when a villain snatched his gold watch and appendages, which he ran off with. Mr. Mayor pursued and collared him,when he was instantly surrounded by about thirty others, who commenced a most desperate attack on him with their sticks, and bruised him seriously: he still kept his hold, and wr.red a reward to any person who would assist ; hut the gang was so forusidaLle that every one was afraid. Mr. M. at length seized another fellow who was most active iu attempting to rescue the thief, and while he hrlil him by the collar the villain bit Mr. Mayor's thumb and linger nearly through, which caused him to leave go of the thief and . secnre the other. Vining the affray he had the whole of his pockets turned inside out, and his handkerchief and all his property was stolen. Constables arrived and took the prisoner to St. James's watch house; yesterday he was examined at Marlborough street ; he gave his name John Fitsgerald.—Mr.lioward, of Carnahy-street, Carnabv-market, was attacked under similar circumstances in Piccadilly, by about thirty in a Fang, who heat him with sticks, and, turning his pockets inside out, robbed him of his watt h and every thing he bad in his possession.—Several other robberies of the same t.escription were perpetrated during the pro cession. Thursday last, when thl Procession of Chairing had passed by the lireen-Ork, several persons anxious to have a further sight, climbed over the railings into the Park; one young man went to jump off, when his heel fastening between them, his head came with great force against the stone, and he was carried away in * state of insensibility. Another young man, named Own., had the calf of his leg ripped up by a similar accident. A cart, laden with feptales and children, was turned over, which caused serious alarm, while it was standing . oppo site Air -street, the parties escaped with a few bruises. B IRTH. At Kingston-neon-Thames, on the 4th instant. the Lady of Captain Sheitoi:. a a son and heir. DIED. On the 3lst ult, at his house In King's-huildings, Chester. In the 73d year of his she, John Lloyd, Esq. late of the Civil Service in Bengal. COAL MARKET, APRIL 7. Kai's at Market. tatips Seth. Prin. 66 Newcastle. 110 Suaderlaud COURBR OF SRI Amsterdam. 19 I C. F. Ditto, at sight, II 18 Rotterdam, 12 9 Antwerp, It 3 Hamhurgh. 36 7 Alton.. 35 8 Park, 3 days' sight, 93 40 Ditto, 93 70 Bordeaux. 23 70 Frankfort on the lifaine,l39l Vienna, Rf. Flo. 10 14 Trieste, Rf. Flo. 10 9 Madrid, 34 Cadiz, $4 Bilbao, 34 Rareeloni. 331 Sevilla, 331 HANGS.—Faisal% Gibraltar. MO Leghorn, 47} Genoa, 444 Malta, 46 Venice, 47 00 Naples, 28f Lisbon, aq Oporto. 61 Rio Janeiro, $64 Palermo. 116 per oz. Dublin. 9 per sent. Cork. 9 per emit. Foreign Gold is Bars, il. 17s. lUed. per oz. New Dollars, da. 11d. p. oz. silver. la Bars, standard. da. Id. ney in particular, who hadburn repea , i• 1 ted by fore the Magistrates! while his &other, iPia h eir ~„, h„, instance, always cam 'in nith4feigi haring offended fur t 'rst titn nil i bout musks". her knowledge. ot were bh red to • 'hey hare re- 'fury'fury , seven well as arms, lion, and the thin p ner. James, VI o utter igno- prisott)ment in the House of Currectiii Mr. Kinluch, nienf cr with a callous indifference . iili a great Mar w DI SUI on of his mouth an i despairing of claimed, in sneering accent, as hi for the par. 7 . Thank you, tientletnen, fur your kii 7 , it:...