The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-03-14 00:00:00

t 0 4 , - rI ak Qual fl•Ht • rt. ( 111 rit .e 2,_! ;...,•: . •1 t Sin ' WO 1 3 VI. I OP: I _ _ 1 • (h,..;•u00,614 1 .; LONDON, ii EbN iiiDAT, MARCH 14, 1821. • • ~► • 0 5020. r.IIIIIIMPH of INDF.PE\I►ENC'F.—The FREE. 1101.1)1311s of the COUNTY of MIDDLESEX will their ANNivErtstny DINNER e t th e m erma id 'rarern. Ilaetncc. nn Frida y , the 39:h of March. to eele bra•e the Return of G. Ilyng aid S. C. Whitbread, Esqrs. to Pariisinent. CHARLES SHAW LEFF:V R jun. Esq. is the Chair. sTrw t RDS. The Hon. If. C. Reht•.ett. 11. P.; iir G. Noel. Bart. M. P. J. t•. Hohhouse, Esq. NI. P. P. Moore. Esq. M. P. M. Wood. Esq. M. P. Mr. Sheriff Waithiano. S'r R. Wilson, M. P. Burton. Esq. Newington- Ellice, Esq. NI. P. ! cuintnon. J.tooer. Esq. Esekney-ros , ! ' Wowl, Esq. ('ity-road. lissifritt, Esq. Krusiapitcn. --J aJkim, Esq. II arkue) -roa J. Pilior, £9. Fspi'alfirl l:. A. !Alvan, Esq. Crown-street. rlashery. eta A. Easley. ditto: )Ir. T. Norton, Spitalfirlds. )'r. Bish9l,,gaf W. Simpiun, Esq. Hackney- I road. Aspital. 64q. Clapton. £riot. Eq. Bethnal grean-road Mr. Iraynes. Poplar. 11r. Ler. City-road. Mr. Lincoln, Commercial road. %fr. 11;qm-it, Fore-street. ifigeveaa, nithout. %Ir. Pattenden. Poplar. Dlr. Peon.nell. Spit'Melds. 111 t. tarter, ditto. •i -. II:1-'.Slapc1, S!toreditet. Ilir. Gates. ditto. •.I .. F. Wiliam. ditto. Mt. Woodcock. Minton, ). • 2 . I.aonbton. Esq. RI. P. Nen -•owa. Tickets. 1. - ). each. to h- told of the Steward.% and at tb' bar lathe Alennaid Tuamotu. Dinner on Table at 4 o'clock praelsely.—N. 11. No tickets eau be Issued after the 37th of :.tart's. 1:1 I 31AVVS !—The dose et the Lettery. the LJ Finish of the Costner, sod the 1181 derision of .e-rr umbe,•,-- rieLet,—Share.--sad Prize, will tike plies NEXT %TUMMY. ST. PATRICK's DAY. (17th of MARCH). Wl:c2 Cle Three Prizes of 19/.0 00. and nll other Capitals and Prizes. 1: lit roan.,: Tiekets and Shares (wsrrnnteil nntlenwn)sre selling by J. kJ. sivEwmciirr. Contrctni•.. 37, l'ornhill; I. 'ifiiliosn; mut lit 3. Ils%intir;,•l ; %ht.) sle:re3 and b 4, It! • in the I , oter; justeniled, 111 121,090, and several other ('Mali. WILE only I N FALL! BLE PREYESTII E IV sI I .11. or SPECIFIC. well known for the last ;At 1 eari to Noblemen and iientlenten, likewise to the Nat y in kenr val, end to the Armies 14,11 Nations throughout the G!.the, asTlll.: ONLY Arose' Preventive of a Certain Dl‘o•a•tr : lb Sold by HANNAY and Co. at the Scarlet Painted Shop- Door awl Window. No. V. Litehlield-street, near Neu port *whet, Soho. Lawton. —Priee es. and Its. per botie.— }IiNNAV'S.WAtiII will krep for ever in all Climates. hur•rr Cold or Hot. sad aid be neat, with the Change i n ('o.th, Carrier, or Ship. (properly parked) to an; part of ►he kingdom, or abroad. in return for a Pool-paid Remit tance. directed to real or assumed Names or initlak, and to r.• left till called fur. A. MIII . NTAIN and Co., SARACEN'S HEAI) 170• Snot,till. London. The f 'flowing Past Conelte, ‘ltnit Casettes. Ike. %et out front Ibe above Inn:— The "Tr1{40..0." Ramie:ate, *waste, and Canterbury w post roach. es en sw , ruinc, at a quarter past seven. In eense•eiuenee of the decided preierenee Risen to the above coach. the prnprietnrs are determined no evretare sha!l be spared to render at the Arst conveyance on that toad. DO% et., Dent. candwie:l, an I Petersham. every moping. a o a quarter gust seven. and .I , t in the etessing. Brookpion. loillteniilirtigorider. Ritthlghonnie, and Rai:t hink ever" mewing. at a gasaYst pest Nile. 14Na•nth. E%eter. We%ntoutil. Dorehesler. nut moan. and Salishur. etre% morning, at .e% ru , throw's lioniton..Vcsninster, Pridport. Itinottiford. and Tile " Union." t4outitamplon. I.yonieltea, Winchester. %int RasingstoLe mow coeds. ettry morning at eißitt ; sr- I.: 21 the Conch and Horse S.Juthampton. by are. The prAprietors of the n:bute eqaeb hope to receise a eon tinnuneeiof that inpport whir+ fins hitherto been etperieneed ..nee the commencement of the '• Yalu," No racing with 4.1 •er eun , hes. Bath nod It: big post roaches, through Chippers ham. Caine. and Nlarlborno•-h. ery r.ilernoon, nt OA*. luAt'llCa 7u M IIItIPORWATiIts TAPNTON, AM , PLYMOrTII. Th. "umpire." a new l.it 'rpoel lirht ettarh. only one on ete road. carrying tone. inside. *eta oat daily ; Wa.bertt. Nq.rt'dasapt ot. Welforti. Lutterworth. Iliart. l •e, iher4tone.l.lo:Selt:. Stone, Newcastle. knots t , rd. Warrington. and Preston. shrev ihttr). WeWagon. awl Shiffnal coach. crrry even at the. 'l%ie Wey south. Dorchester. Rlanitford. Hans. h"rt. A::.:er.•r. and Basingstoke new pom coach, et ery let town. •t tour. aux narsiorrti PACKETS TO 4WERSPET, Jemmy, I'l. 1: 4 4114114 . 1:14. riT. MAL411:11. &r. Tla• "Roe..ittgitam.** Leek new light coach. sets ont •ry m.s.::ine at right ; sot rktes rtrough Staastvr.l, \ea Retort!. DAtseittt•r. and Ferrybritige, to the Viol trolls. nett stornins. at ten. NotwithatantlicK the uncommon expedition of this mark •: i. a - .95..tt to h. the most agreeable and complete pnblie •• otst,zitce oa the uorill road. being unequalled by any ether. Grwrow. Loneton-n. Wynn Green. Amin. nttulfr;e 4 . Titortittill.Saaqulsur. kiln, Casmock, Kinpwrn. part, or n roach daft% . 1 1,0 . 4 e,rhOrt•ltzh, Whith y . Mitchk. Sunderland. New , • ‘'•T tn.! I:nl i e.nt, it. new post roach. with a ,attar,! ...21..ut :.rt. out every morning at • e, br war or 1 1.1.1. Tank -aster. Darlington. Northallertnu. prt:no,.. NI. ?petit. •.l Hero Passenger. finding thetn le!s... f•ttigt:ed en tie journey. row re.t o hat time the) •-•• end th ' l l PMPer‘i nu w ithort any additional fare. 117 - 4freteorth nod Wits's: post coatis every evening.. I ;aribcro-g!. and Swindon new four inside coach. throne% A: r• Etrz.i!• : ndia p. lnn,itourn. Purtnn. Lvdinglon. Pettse,•. /%"'!" na' 4 ot. Itintsburv. Huagerfoid and Newbury. e%. -y toerri;or.. 1 "". !'•1": , 1!!! Z. Peterborough. Stilton sod Dontinvlrm T. • • oath. even- evrAng ; to filpilaby. Crinsbv and Dull. every afternoon, at six. (.4 : ;isle. Penrili. and Whilehasen new four inside Post r""11: pa 44 ei through Rront;l). Applebv. Gretna-bride. idtmond. Cattcriek. Doronglihrkle, Wetlierby. Aberford. ! i ol: , •astr^. agpf 1 1 :1”191,1911 demised on the r : 1.% im;s'ne.4, or rieasnre. hai r the peenliar advantage :•:r seats being secured in the next easels. Litneast. r. Preston. Kirby-I:ow:111e. Dolton. I !lel% fir• ms:ark, end Ciaritaug rust-coelit.s, ever. at- Ph.% • iVaeringtnn. Kautsford. Stone . Sin (fora, and I ..rhfiet. 1 p.%A.enarh.ertP.e:l the '• Deflate-T." rice} c 1 coin. t th, Same .si's Head Ina. Dale-street. LI% Tryon). iVlketield pest-conch every morning. ea Whiteehurch. Tarporley, Namptwich. - rogirh.ar.! Middle% past-con:!, every evening. Slnder:autl. Stockton. and Vann coach• every usurn:nr. t•• tut George Inn. Sunderland. an.l It.oherliam pot calt , S. nailed the Roekin7,- t • etery n•orn;ng at eight. and the Ne.stees at Nine. f *'Pinghtott post-coach. sets out I very afternoon tat tit .. .passes through Leamington and Dareatry. to tho 81' a" c•n `Read. Hall -street, But:binghasn. 1 -ineo!u. \orates% e, 'Lowden. sod Doncaster rm. every rtinrninr, fort.. Ware. Ilioddesdon end Chesltant conch es er F': MOUNTAIN and CO . respectfully arquuint thei, ~:en, t 4 and the Public% t:ott th en will not he acrt.oto e fr ' t arYPorceis. Pa.seneers' I.t.reage. Wri tin e.s. Plate. tr. Vinare the. Pive Pounds s o se , if Ifnit. stoke ..r d •• 41 ‘n 1 . Wets entered as %gel). tool the losuntore p*iti ar 4.4"Net,att:.e Saracen's I:s.s., Saul IVIr • ,•••`""" fee °I :hurel!' -nento°l 7%e Cann for which HAMPDEN fell in the Field; end SYDNEY died oa the Scaffold!" DEDICATED TO THE HOLY ALLIANCE, •Wilh two Cots. •• Crowning" End •' CrEaltiag." K. HONE'S RIGHT DIV INR OP KSNOS TO GOVF.IOI WRONG.—L 4, Ledghte-hIII. NEW TIMATRE ROY.II, IIAYMARK ET.— Thal Proprietors propose to raise t le.tMU for RE RUM-DING the THE %Tim. by Rent Charges of 42/. per anneal he each WNW. seits:ribed, fir a Term of Twenty Yews, %MI a pritilige of admission. transferable annu ally. for each MR. subscribed and paid. The old Theatre. as well as the new one 113 W erecting. bad. and will hare, the singular advantage of being free from every debt or claim an the Theatre. new Lease has been lately granted by the Grown fore term of ninety-nine years. The 11.0 Ute. proposed to be raised. si:l be the first and only charges on the Taeatre. cx •ept the Ground Rent reserved to the Cretan for the new lease. All other particulars mar he known nn application to Air. Morris. Al. Poised-street: Nfeesrs. Ransom end Co. 25. pall-Mall; or to Metter,. Williams, Brooks and Powell, Lincoln's- no. FROM TUESILI F AIGHTS G.,zsrnc. Maitcm 14. His \Taira)• bits been plea-erl to nirrint the Right lion. *stick Hart of Wentyss. to he Lieutenant and Sheriff Prin cipal of Use shire of Peebles. OFFICP. oßmi - vrt. Mattel, V. Rnyat Regiment of Irtiller. Gentleman Cadet Pierey Henn to be Second Lieutenant. Withost Note or Comment, with ' 6 Cm* *Mgt" a Cut, Is. ed. THE SPIRIT OF DESPOTISM.- 6 , 6 The Rare and Extrsordintry Rook. bearing the above title. was privately printed without the name of either Printer or Bookseller. sod so egictually SUPPRESSED. that there are only two copie* of it besides my owe, in existence. Its real value consists in exhibiting in entire and luminous view of the causes and consequences. of Despot. , Power. Its enthusiastic and glowing f.ove Of Liberty 14 unexcelled by any work written since; and for clearness richness. and beauty of style, it is superior to every production of the press within the same period. .411 that the annulr touches he tarts into gold. I regret to mi., that most probably I shall sewn be at liberty to dlsdoseitis same. Nstuntlly desirous that much a work should be perused by all England. I have REPRINTED it verbatim from my own Copy; and, although containing as much in quantity as a ' volume of liibbou's llistury of Rome, it is sold fur Eighteen peace. 43, Ludgate-hill. LION N'. The French. instantly perceiving the transenn lent merit of the work. and its high importance at this crisis, ha‘r transisteti it into their Magnate. and it is now read thruttkli out France with the greatest avalit). " EXTRAORDINARY RED ROOK." Oale IS lase. win be published. n New littitine. t:orn•.t ed sad Enlarged. to Use end of tise First Veer ui the &trip or Ilk present Majesty. TIIE EXTRAIIRDINARY RED•111)01i, contain- Inc an amount of all Meas. Pensions, uhteenrex. Grant.. &r. the Expenditure of the .Vitril List. the Visiaoce4 and Debt of Great Britain, with a variety of Oilleial I) ken orients never beton: published ; anteing which are Aillniralt Droit-, Land na4l other Crown Iteventteg to February, 1021. 1 Correct List of the New Parliament. &e. &e. BY .4 CONIIIONIR. London :—Printed for 3. Johnson. 99. Cheapside, and W. Clarke. Royal Exchange. 46.i1N the PCLIC are reniiittieJ, tliAt the Lut ter) finishes NEXT MATVRDAY. P %TRICK', DAY. 17th AIIIIRC11,) When every Nntnlver. every Tieket, evert- %hare. every Ca pital. and every other Prise, )l Cs T RR DRAWN ! And as h is also the conclusion of the (•ontrite. it is pro -I,n!ilt• there will not be another Lottery for some time, and reefs int) the Chances are against the recurrence of so good an opportunity of gaining TIMM.: of 4'11.000: tte. Re. Consols vita Money. MI of otviett must be drawn NMT tee rtn 4'r. Rlsll.strek-Broker. 4, Cornhfil. and it. Ch•trine-ernas, ;urn away and sold a .I`lll.ooo Prise. and n .(I.lloli Prior. t.e.ides °dace Capitals, mil drawn on the pr. cuing days of tik• present Lottery. I 1 Y the JUNO'S IiOYAI, is crititn PATENT. 111 The ECt tNOMI(:AL and UNIVIINS Os LAMP.— T:te Patentee presumes to assure the public. that its this invention he !Ins no 14 in coistrtnplatiue. than a general mohilitute for the ramie. to which he trusts it u iii prove in finitely sooperier. in possessing the tnrahhthieitespolsisions *I safety from danzer of tires; and when i: is eon•Oolered the violi‘ani.l. of ii%e. an.l sti:111 ens of property that hat a been iigSt. the Publie n ill not fail to Nor..lute the insportanee of the object in dew. These lamps mobrae.• ;h e ad va ntages of an iseallailbie bright and steady dame. without requiring any troableoratteatiort in trimming. dur ing Von evening. or time they are iu use; aa:l the degrees of tient are niee4 caleliated and amply provided fur the mi.iitiof: a pr.vfitsion. and consequently aa.te : and. being free from the mass) weight of brass anal oil. with 10;1.11 11141%t lamps art* encootn!).::red, are rendered eon:- retr;y portable. bearing any motion, and adli.lll:six .$1 real ar ney in turn, and elege . nee. adapted to the dining-table. sidebosrfl. yard-table. tnnste-stand, drawing-room, masitle piece. lii.tres, Le. ((trail ..shich the) 'nutlike admirable: an.i bur kitchen, nursery. elt!aotober..tufl night-lights. the 3 hre e a strung elaim to the :Mentions of a:I ranks la s‘vciety, perfectly safe, that they nosy be placed nit a Intl) 'a without the least danger, anal esti be regulated by the most gimp:- m e ans, to barn soi ith a briliiant dame Vie loo i req or s't•trlest nigh!, ushering in the moraing, and tiara disappen..- J ill ti ithout caotsin.: the leas: smoke or smell. The stati,.h. :try (iretilla hanging ea.% Lamps. are e we - sn it ); s i tzi o e . sad seek admired fur the staireaNe. passage. lobby. hall, conservatory. &e. I.Kewise glass stand bur.;ers. fur large ...pine and other lanthoini nail fan-lields. hi which they are a trainable improvement. lot all these lamps. the same per teetinn exists ill requiring no attention flooring the eseninx, nor replenishing e ith e,tton oftener than ones*. in tun, three, or four months, burning as sit eel as was, and ill ex pense not halfthat oft allow candket. Plaid for the Patentee. by T. PE %RCE and Co. 265, opposite St. Clement's Church, Strand. lool.m, swim t.s SriNtrie the reputation of these Lamps from the tutees of had oil. are bound to sell none but pure and genuine spermaceti. in which the entAllinice of the Public %%all never h.. a liteed.—Order's sad Letters from as) part of tee 1.;.1g f!.,n0 u ill meet w ith prompt attention. 1 MOST IMPORT k%T DISCOVERY FOIt t'ONVI I. PION AND I.:ritl.yrx irrrs. tiP.ISNI?4. Ar. HADLEY'S CONVULSION PEI!, a fi certain Remeily for Conviskints Pits in and nil tipasinoilic Complaints. Tuese Powders arr a never fa:litig remedy in the worst caws of Cunt silsi..a% in Chil dren, nr Adults: also Epi:eptie or Palling. Pitg, w:tich th .y completely extirpate ; re:times the most chlent Spiton.,eic 11Ieminna. Thes‘e Ptity:ler‘ are woaderfally eye.' l'onstoption. nnd in all cases of relaxation. ot,?!ii.,t‘, and elknesi in Cisilaren nail %dolls. toil restores the 1:;e31 t. , rg-rfect heath, withnut roninement or altera:;: , :i Tacit Powders are c.luillr 'Alt.-vim:a in all I linretei. SXTRACrs ?MOM LETTERS ADWILIMILD TO DR. DADLET. From the lion. Mrs. Egerioa. _ Di. tocr.v. Tatton_isar4, Sept. •3, Bir-1 this hoorninr ree:•ivell your lottm. inoiW r intention of brin..;i:tir your ConTubiloo Pow:ter E l io in..re uentral notice. 1 hate an very high an opinion ul it. Ivy:, el,:e4 I hair sr..n rer6,nne•l. tied I v.ll wit. b e doing a public service.-1 rennin. Kir. your's. R. EGERTON. TRIM TUE SIGHT 50%. LADT LltEdolr. 1ipp , ..1. IS2 1. This is to certify. that I Itiretmed Dr.llstEry'a I'..n%a;• .•• 1 1 .,wderi in my family sad many other'. nn stpprlte of it. elltcac). KRA. l44lton: . room Lin"' WALPOLE. D,. D un e s -. itai,ingtt,m. Claridge. Jan. 20, 1513. Sir—l shalt hat e great p...-lotet iu d t . i ! r i, sx to I' 4 " of my name when ymt pahll4't the Cnnsmiiino Powder. Its great effieser in my own family and friends. and t.i the p o or, I hate e‘perieneed fur many years.—l an. sir, yunr Joinable en aat. CATIIEIII C W41.1'414. Mild in bottles at 4s. fli. 114. and 224. enc.!). app .lat tnent of the Proprietor, by Mr. Sanger. Mmlif•;ne Wsreoolse. 1511. Oxford-street: Alessrs. Barclay and Suitt. 0). Fleet nrkrt : NleTo44. Newberry mid Sons. 44. at. P4arsCisurcit not : St. Pain's Cisurdt-yard ; Sesitna an.; Co. How Chnreb-yard ; Antler. 4, Cheapside; Evans.tonT.ll3e. -m11..91.141; Proei. *A Strand; nil Nis. !loyal !sett-Inge; Jobastone. CoeutalS; Ward, 341. U inkor:l; 41.1:1 1)% their appointment by moat reapeetedo Vender. iu esery Town throngliout the CALA li.;:t3Jo a. —As'i I .I.:iun Powders. rRIC Pang. morning. about half-pant eleven o'clock, he (witness; *ski waiting fur the deceased to go to church, and cx pectin g his bell to riug, lie stopped in the hall to open the chs3r and let him unt, and was alarmed at the re port of a pistol, and at the noise caused by something falling. He tab to the deceased's room, and in A small cabinet adjoining his dressing room he Nand him lying on his hack, grasping with his eight liana a large pistol; the place was *lied with smoke, and tl.e contents of the pistol had entered his head on the right pile, n hick was bleeding and terribly shattccea• He alarmed the family, and raised the deceased's head till a surgeon came, who artived almost immediate!), the deceased was unable to speak, though lie misfit his arms up and down several times, and seemed it the mist exernciating agony. He expired at half past two o'clock on Sunday alternoun. This witness, in - answer to a nlinber of question, pat to hint by the Jurors, stated, that he hail not seen a pistol in his mister's FJOM recently. /I.out six years igo, he had a pair, but they were put into A drawer, and Lad been there he supposed ever since till this fatal accident. Mr. Stewart, of E Ilvartl-‘trert. Many-le-hone, ant - geon, deposed that he was called in on Sunday ntort.- hie: In Pee' th;• derentied, after the lamentable occur • renre. Ile wait convinced, when he examined head, tit tt rerovery was intlorptible lic was alive , tl got itm‘n.:lllc. The aknll ,r.ti fractured on the richt !Me of the Iwo!, and the it.te:ior wax mite I injure 1. He lived :wady thrze hours after the anti dent. Pr. Hearltiele depnaell, th a t he attended the decea , - ea otter the . serilletit I.reurred; awl corroborated the midellee of Mr. Stewart. . 'The Re, Thomas ICrlght, 11....tnr of a plare Barks, ilep *NI, that hr hnl iinown the deceased 1.1- 19 part. In Feptemher last, hr went foto the elltilliry with him and spent via weeks. 'flit. deceased took hi% known parp.ete to shoot. but he to depressed in ks spirits that hr e.talti take n r r.;ai o n, nor join th.s sports of the field. //he gi.eat rh t Ige in his disposi tion wag the subject of eo.irersatiun and surpria • muting. hi• friends, for, he was heforetbat time the lif. and sp i rit of th • entra..y. fir aft•rw.irds seldom joined in the e•ottipany, but seriatim! ii...lf, and fir litient•v was observed to ejaealate--•• Olt ! Co,1!" and to nut. ter in an extraordinary wanner is velf-comitto ;I; - eati .n. lie had nJ doubt of . the decease:l being tie range,l, f .r he was a moot pions and amiable man when in his pr Ter sense_, and would bare been the last man to ha% c committed suds an act, if he had sto: been bereft of hi% reason. Nienetal iktima deposed that be was the intimate friend of the decraiirJ, who was a m os t am i a bl e c h,,. ranter. and trfly religious. Ile bail regularly attended dottrels, add pertal.en of the sacrament with him. Ile had known him since 1;911, Ile hail ken in a ne. to is state, ;Anil his mind was at times su ah4C:l t, that, whelp finestiriw, 'mere pitttobiir, he ease no direct a tower., tint sightsd fleepli, a n.l appeared .lejectil. Ile (wi li.ol fr.../neittly culled upon blot , a..il e.iiicavoured to divert hi n fun his melancholy sAtia ti , :Iy a co.o p:inying him ont :in his carriage, itr,,itie I.iw to go to aline nit,. Lim, and to unix in company. lon frienc!s of the deceased regrett tl the e tra,ird.tiary ehanr.t, tint, could hy no means a,. °tint fir it, as tiier.: was no eritlent (-Jute. The wother of the iteceasisl dirt about a th a;:ti ; she w.,+ %cry ageil ; that P LAI tint at all a:lected the mental 1.6‘.11.- tics of the i!e«esseil. The Jury t wl. a view of the corpsr ; it Ras lying 'n Cie SAM! plbSiticiU as wheu 144 sera by the tinder ; tho pistol lay on the ground by the deceased's Sit.% why hi.fitre he ,t himself, - had attired himself i 3 an eh Fait suit of rlothei , . Sonic of the Jar: expressed daTthts of the dreeaged being is s state LE binary. Afters disrii•siton the following verdi.:t e.•;:s The deers ed ewe(' his own elea: 1 1 ;iy 'hawing himself with a ristol, being at the lira 1. in a Este of tee lewary de-al:gement." Lord Itoht. Seymour, and reveral Noblemen a.:l Ilentlemen, were present to gite evidence if requiri but it was thou; ht ittirwreriary to examine the.n. The dere:4.l has left an inc43ue of 10,11010. per awl. •.• 1 his is the ease to w!.ieli the hutice iti :Ls Paper of yesterday alluile.l.-1:p. To the cntions in natural history it will be Were• t int( to learn that 4or :fepecimens f o;! , of our rant t fe•hes have lunut cast on shore this last year. at different on toe sand aod rocks betwet Whithurn and South Shields. Itoe is named I y authors, the 'toothed tilt Hem!. (Spouts Itaji of-Po novan. Sp. Niger of Turtoo.) It was first Meetly it h Ale. flay, from a specimen cut on shore at. t!-:- month of the Tees, in hint ; and fora century after is not known to have h.-en again seen. Other • ape. mans are, however. since then recorded. One sis%a- Inrity 0(11te fish is learnt from these lee speeitne:.i, whirl* perhaps was nut known before to a tr CO; * ieCti' -. vis. the exqui,ite quality' of the food, both as to the dame awl lir ttttt ess. It is a very Bat but eo:tt vessel' vertically, with a large eye. Our ingenious neighbour, Mr. liewiek, has oat-'e a correct draw:: front one specimen, which yob:tidy will lie publishe:t . if he should extend his wo;ks OA :mural history to the department of fis . tes. This specimen is in length 2.1 t. inches; bmitltis ;1; thickness 21 ; weight 4;:ts. Nroec , :stlc ('ommit.) We recommend oar friends in the eq3tory who in tend to adventure in the present I.o;•ery, to I ise no tune in applying to the Ag.nat in the town they in, (or the nearest to where they reside) ..r el-e they nisy he disappointed ; for °win::: to the entire LO:terlr Saturday, twos: iOw Agents 1611 hove to return their unsold ici.ets and Sli.irts to the 1 . tractors on Pri•lay nest and by delayi-ig• t!..f.ir pur chases, they may lute ell &soar- for the 3 of 2I,00:)1. Prises, an 4 other,'rest Capitals, which must all he drawn nest Saturday' ; aml even if they apply direr lit t' ry nity be too late, for many of the Agonts have al ready sold all that etiuhl be spored from L .n.lon, as the demand it great, rid the Wheel u. precedently rich. RANIERI:PM J. Mutatll. Dover. iroanoniar. Mare% 98. V. and April •fit•, at the Guildhall, Canterb.,ry. Attorit •.,s, NIIr. Kennett, Dover: and Messrs. Stocker and Co. New Doswell-eourt. Lineo:a's-ina G. I. me. Nlanchester. eoltnn dealer. Morel' 23. April 7. A Itbi, at the !tridgewater %rm. Inn. Nlanehe.ter. Ittorne)s. Messrs. Hard *nl Cu. Tern')le; and Mr. Buckley, Alan cheater. J. French. We4t Orchard. Coventry. rifilson murmfarturnr • Marc:i 17, 31. and April :14, at tioildnall. Atturuey, Mr. ioute4. Iluckletbbnry. 1.. Frn,t, tindte , . metchnit. April 9. 10. antlll. it the (*corr.. lon, I.'rcrpnnl. .1”...n-v 4. ‘.? •%%ra, kd tiaygton and Co. Bedford-row . ; and .11r,sr,. Itticliffe and Co. Lite. imml T. Barker. Burton. Yorkshire, twine innnnfac'!:rer, 401 A. 6. ?k st the liines .%rm. , Inn. 1.1n••.r .•.•~. Ileptirs. Bull and Co. Bow Church-yard ; and Mr. Jack4on. Lancaster. (1. liracilvary. Hadley. Shropgliire, usaltster. April .2. S. and 34. at H4O Talbot Ina. Drape'', lia Mr. Hanley. lha) lon in Hales; cad Mews. Basler ant Gray'a-lan•pliter. 11. Omsk. Bath. wollen-draper. 116. VT. awl Apr il al the White Lion Inn. Bata. .4 M-. Young. Charlatte-row. Mansiun-lionse ; and Mr. Mrr. Hills. J. D. Ra ► ner. 18.1 w. Mar .n 17. 24, and April 14, at tleildhall. A:toreey, Mr. Kirh. Rateill Crew A. Macrae. Devonshire -street. Bishops/rate. jeweller. %larch 17, ►t4, and April *kat Attornej a, Messrs. Pullen and Leo. itorr-.treat, erippletntte. W. Jordan. lisabary, victualler. ]lard► 17, 114. and April /4, at Uaildhall. Attorney, Mr. letwir. Cratched Friars. B. Wiznell. Drayton. Leirewershire. fanner. Nlrtrelk 22, SS, red AprU lA. at the (:e.,rtre lan. `l.trL'•t II irb 'rough. Attorneys, Mr. Wardle. It ',entry; and Mew,. Lndlnatoa sad Co. King's Bench Walk+. Teeple. J. Anderson, jun. Whitby. Vol-11%W re, tnrr!t•tnt, April 141. 11, awl VI. at the .1n;e1 Ina, Wan). 4 :Jurney4. Mr: Watson, Whitby; and Messrs. Bell and ('a. Dow Cbureb yard. D. Wilby, Own. Vorkesire. clothier. March ilk ft and April.2lb at UN! tiesaions 11!)asib. .:'turseye, Mr. Lake. Ca:aeon-street ; in I ♦Dr. Ta)l9r, ‘Vaketield. Mrl EN I. April 21. R. .1. Anatin. Tiirn•!mortrin..teeet. inerettint April 3. U. Allure. ll ailiosip-strect. earpct agent —April S. R. fila•sua.l:aislmel. (*timberland. dealer in I..•tier—.l:orii I'. Steemson. -April 7. T. Turnhnin-zreci. Illddirsec . errz•haiil-Ipril a. .1. Sloekport litehells. Cheshire, entitle manufacturer —.April 7. 11. D. Cover, Hark-street. llors1)-41uwn. iatvehaii:—April 3, W. F. A. alf.tur. Meru •r',i-street. lh ford-itreet. jewener-- %pi il 17. J. 11:4:1,;E:i. Micro& lien:, riper-maker—April 3. li. Rinrh. Vet.iper't-rmv. C , It•••11,1- friars. • ine-merithant—April 7. J. Nest, Little Nrwpori-•1• lia!venh.larr —April 7. J. shipkv. liirmiuxhama. r.ineh- It ‘pril 3..1. 11,hubrny, U. I. iluaiucmot th, J. W W. SUirl+4. W. 11..u1t .n. amt W. It. Woke.. Durham. hanker.--.lpri! 1. 11. 111.nt. Livrrpnol, haherilas!ier— tpril Woods. II:nail!. Hampshire. grocer— tpril 7. T. oviti J. Sen:l3.ol.llNr.siriar,roatl. .I.roter3 —April 7, J. Fidler, !louden, Cues; ire. Cut 1.p:1-wan:I facture:. autricATE..—APIRI 4 3. W. *denim. Great St. ;Wen**. merehaht —J. Glr.tner, Birmingham, Mei-street. K:ntarll. cora-chandler-11 Green, Selby. York%hire. hanker-4i. W. gneeu-strret, while importer—K. Holmes. Northampton. r!roror—J. Hartley. Alasiels..l:cr, warenou4cnian—J. T. rrawfog Jndtl square. dealer Norton. Now Unioa-st., s:n7e-cuach pro prietto—J. Worthy, karter. factor. P.ttITNCRRIiiP4 moilsorxrit. W. mud J. r.sr•ter.rnerleton.l'hesiiire. •41.-trowsters J. li. Duitery um! J. liarelesfir4l. n:4l L.Vlrrdce Lase, Lon Jen. :.eretants—T. W. mai C. Joplin. castle upon-Tyne (n.l trade)—(*. Timbre!, and J. L. -.se. Kra :ford. Wiltshire. eir.i-inert 1114... W. Letheand M. Mershall. king h..ok-biadern—M. Johnson and T. Yon. Yurl.,:iire. fa num.:4—T. J. and A. Dflud Is 6.:C.. M. Ilearnm!. A. 11: - .n%ci. C. M. nnJ Al. Protonic,. Gia , 4.,w (nu ttutle)--W. T. Pam% in.l T. !Inn% 11—Iwortit. dealers in lime—W. Thomas and 11. Ward. Itirustqn •Tnn- Hull. ship e!isatiiern—lt. kindles awl J. Wiwrrattill. chip-brok rs AVlllor, jun.. and W. licn.t3rJ. %Winn'. Surrey, riszlets—T. Jrally in IJ. AV,j.;eni. Wood. -.treet. Cleatmirie. rihirtn-eonurnetnreri—P. Clough- Las sad J. Letvrytat. Kilmer-street. leather-sellers. LAMEST fULI3 CA FASTIOPHE. On Snntlay minting lass, Robert Ddrymple, Egg a gentleman of distingnished family and most en7e : s. Are property. residing, when in town, at No. 5, 313u eliester•stinare, having taken breakfast. and dressed !anus...lll4;r the pnrpose. of going to Churelt, in a fit of delirium, with a large pistol, blew out his br;.ins in his tfressing•ronen. Inform:lt:on of the eirenatstanre was sent to 31r. Stirling, the Coroner. and on 31on day night a Jug was impanelleil at the dere tse4l's h tnse, and the affair was k..pt as private as posAirle.— We are, however, able so lay belt-e one readers the evideire whirls was taken tsisf I:e the Coroner. There were about eighteen J 3 1 771 1 01 present, 11114 moist u. es the. were pi iv.tte Of time deceased. Richard llollet, butler to the deceased!, ha I Eyed Rita IS ye.tris he WAS pretty Well in health dating: the last month, exrepting th • Lest trio or Cleve days, tr:,ich tint- he tr.is low and! desponding. About six weeks ago the tlec..4seti %via unwell, and his spirits were gre.t . ly depr;•sse.l. Ile rose on Sitnclay stiarnin,4 . about his usual ;four, anti breakftsteil ; hr very sit trt time at .is hreaklast; indeed lately h e I, winded himself rery mitch—hod remained in his dewing-roots' longer titan be formerly did, anti as seta:[ is he Mali taken his weals left the 'aisle in base, seeming' to enjoy his On Salvia.: Add; o no:. straNd; p itri 4li a , t 1/ 0) 0 h e h seeltlarsa women rery Innen—lnn remamett in t" ry ul.ty be too late, for many of the Agonts hare Rl- mtge.; Johnstone, Contain; Ward, 321. U illsora; na l his d res .ing.rooni l o ng e r than be formerly did, awl ready 5.)14 all that roul.l lie sr &red from L .orlon, 48 a s mpa 3 41 lie Mad taken his ilsenla left 6e 'aisle in th e elronlud is gnat, and the Wheel u•p r ec e d ene l r ,•ir appointment by most respeetalsto Vets ler. en Town ittronelsout the CALA a. —As'i t ,at haa*.e, wit amine:: to enjoy his (Aid. On Salvia: rich. the ret• ►bk thv the it. *I ►' b re.