The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-09-20 00:00:00

is 1.1 d r . a ; 1i.1% Fifrit IS 1487. 1..-- -- Reit bid% . 541(44. . N! , ovytoisei. 6 , atiotbst strZ, ==latie. "Facie Tess. taCergos,ls3. 4.d. e• t;:zta r flgt •.!.• • 060 It „ . .... 4 _ 11111 , 40 t• • - - ._,.. op essmatte• o. 0 I /thirst Ditto :.. .. :.1...; 3» tO NOT 11160 A ' • •le 0.1 fiunpewder ....Misted 16 •01 @ r e 4abi " L ,,, ~1 iltrithe Mimed Tie, Its. Mt.' •1. ' , ... • - , orae lid co. pledge . thoutselvei, that 'all Teas acid latalseutore of, .the 'soft superior quality. aukily' • 001 this Warehouse the Public easy depend Da bac •• uel‘h TR?I, IN ,ITS NATIVO ruarrY. 1 • also Cocoa of very superior quality and lisrder...let plettradfisterus, Coffee Rouses. petil.dlsiq Ilcitiges t aiti Y ysiebsse to a great adva n tage at liditstahlishijeC • R es pectable Persons wishing to become Agents for Ws gara•tor IF4I he supplied eh liberal Wrath • ' —. . i ih•Pkilers 00 Des** s•PAPICO 14111siiorea.-2- , . Fares. , ;Irtyl : ,i,•: The " Umpire." a new light Courts, .only One Night six the Road. earrYisiyi l~ti fiiM leslde,'"ett out Bally gQrsa; arrives at Liverpool wank Niernoon at b, titre' Woliurn, Lathbury, Nartkaigdfx, Weijord, Lulterworth, iNnekley, -Ather stoat, LitekllM;•Stone, Newcastle, Rads ford, Tarrington and P.reseoL • Shrewsbury. Wellingtoh and Wendt! •Light Post Coach . , every Afternoon. Guarded; • • Barnstaple and Soutionollon New Light Post Coach. every Mortrlay, - Wednesday, and Fri day mornings. at? O'Cioek. The . Nelangliani," kends Light . Pod Coach, • sets out. 417errsoon at, Two ; and 'raises through. Baldock. gatoti . ,ltiotedan;` tlattttdj • Wastrant Stall .11rd, Greethaps ' Grantham. Newark. Ttsrlord,.Barkker .1 'seder:Relrord,Brootry? Doncaster, and F' rr .bridge, ar arrives at.* Galileo.. Lion inn. kends, scat AlL:moon. al o'cto.ck, in lime for the Bradford,. llalifax, eikipton and •MusiderePla .Coashes, at reduced Parcel-43"km through withlour coacismea anif.—Luggage, and Packages .only 2d. per' lb.-j—Notwithitanittng' eke sneroiiinsin e.rpedition of. Ras Coach, it is allowed to k the 0 0 " agreeable and complete public conregance on the North Road, being! Unequalled by any other. •• • Marro:slate and Ripon New Light Post Cieasigs . every Afternoon, at 2, 4.. S ix the Morning. Watson., Longterm. IGretna-Green. Annan, Dumfries, Brown/rill. Thornhill, Sanqnhar Kiln. Cantaosk. Kisgs well, and all Parts qt. Scotland, a Light 4-inside Post- V.dek 'Daily. • • • ' Bridgenarth, fraisql. Ore: Ors, Salop, and 11e Nero Light' Coach. ererg • Afternoon, at milked Fa . 4 The &rpm's," to 'tors, Searborongls, Whitby, • Shields.. Sunderland, Newcastle and Edinburgh a New Light Your-- Inside Post-Coaek,ArfUr s Guard throughout ; ricks hat every Alormixy, by wag of Newark, -Retfbrd, Doncastoc. Perry-brldge, 7'adcaster. Darlington. Nortkallerlon,j Durham. Morpeth, and Berwick, and arrires at lea the next Morning at 12 a'Clock. at reduced Faret.-,Drivon through wills 4 coachmen only.—Passengirs finding dent selves fatigued on the. PreeMeilr mat :rt . St what lime LW. please, and then proceed without any chid Blared fare. Marlborough and Swindon raw !aside Dag • Coach, thro' Aldboarra. Reading, Lambastrn. Parton, Lydington, Peavey, Wootton Basset, Ratasbury, Ilusgerford, New berg and Alaidertisead.—Drires through milk one eortak- , °MINE FOREIGN WINES. ' • • • aANUEI. WOLLASTON, WIN E-14tERCHANTi • .429. RegebtAtreet, near Vigo-lane; 1114 thr i ft - O. SALE Good Old Port; Ws. per dozen - Seperior Ihien.y; flit. per dozen; and Cup* Madeira, the finest ever insported, gds. per doz. Moo, Modeira, Teneriffe, Beeellas. Lisboa, Moostain, de..414. poi dozen ; Claret, (St.. Julian) 03s. per dozen ; ditto, (Chateau Margaux) sk. per doz.; Santana, Bursae. de. 72c. per doz. ; Old Crusted Port warra nted, (one leers it bottle, Us. per doz. Delivered free of aspens. to any part of London. Orders from tits Coate,/ steely attended to. Hanrples la. per doz. ; Bottles 31. per doz. ; same money allowed when 'whined. • Jest landed (by the Wallow), Chanspagaes of aunt tieing's, vilify, four guineas per dozen. • • . - 11ARLES WRIORT,, Wise Merchant to his Royal 11 Hig-hneps ti , e Dolts. ot' Clarence, next to the King's isd faelcg the Haymarket Theatre. Opera Colonnade, Hay. ,ssrtet. London, has on PALE the finest OLD PORT, 30g. wt dozen; solierior SHERRY, 365. per dozen; CAPE MADEIRA, unequalled' in Enrope, at let. per dozen A pamper of one dozen of each of the above Wines , botlies. package, Ike. Incinded, will be forwarded on receipt of U.; ne two dozen Celle Madeira, bottles, &c. for 3f. ; Madeira, Victoria, Teneriffe, Lisbon. Mountain, &c. 21. per dozen.— The Trade supplied.—Presh emptied• Wine Pipes always on Sole, Th. each. Old Cognac Brandy, 235. el. per canon. Old Jamaica Rom, 154 Bd. per gaIIon.—CHAMPAONE2, jest lowded, 814. per dozen. Observe, Samples of the Wines mAy he puehased ; Old Port, Ss. per bottle ; :sherry. 34.; Cape Madeira, Is. Gil. ste. Postage to be paid.—No Credit. Fine Sweet Devonshire Cider. in fat: quit bottles, 7s. ed. per dozen,well up. by two dozen, • , man only • • The New Royal Patent Mail, Boston and Louth. Hire Royston, Cambridge, 1 hintisgdon. Stilton, l'eterborol.. Deeping, Spalding, Spilsky. Alford. Grimsby er Malt. ng Ereni. at haif-puit 7 eretoll, - Sunday, al 0. qnarter, bifori I. The " E.rprms." a New Light Four-Inside Poet Coach Si' Carlisle. 'Peoria and IFlitteharen ; with a Guard nil Ike way; passes through Appleby. Brosigh. Oesam,Orets-• 'Bridge. Richniond.Catterick, liorosighbride. Ferry-bridge, fibiteaster. Newark. Baldry. (irwitthans, klbintfard, • rime-' Mans. SUtton, niggles:rade 444 . Datdoek. , • out Is the Moirking, and perf orms Ste IJoiriteg with tie greatest Fa crytococien PA lAEA • . ~7 Passengers detailed on tke road. by bushiest or plea 41ire, _Anse the peculiar advantage of their ire' being Me anemd la the nest Coach. THE ONLY DIRECT COACH TO LISLE. The New Royal Patent Man. Cainbrtage- are' Wirre,• Rantlngfo.-d, Rockland,. it Royston, firetting, at half-past t si`e'oek. 'Sunday. at a qaarterbefore 7. Kendal, Lasicaster, Psalm, Kirby, lesissdale, Hems , 'Morley, OrmskirA and Garstany Light Post Coaches, we, st Afternoon. The " Royal . Express." , New Light Four-Inside Post Coach, to Liverpool. in 49 Hours only, Aro' Warrington, Present, Cosyleton. Lawlen. -Newcastle; Rodgly. Kings ford, Stone, Stafford and Litchfield. (only One Night owl the Road,) every Afterndon'• arrires at the Saracen's !lead Inn, Dale-street. Liverioot. neat Evening, al S. • The advantages to Travellers who honour this coach with their preference arefarsirperior to any other on this Raul, as the "Royal Express" is driven throughout with 4 coach men only (3 less' than any other coach to Liverpool)—a sa ving to Passengers too evident to require comment ; besides the additional advantage. expeciallg to commercial inter ests. of petformsing the journey in less time Mar. any other coach ; and. notirithstandimg its cheapness and c,cpedition, the Proprietors pledge themselves that for safety and ac commodation it is equalled by few mad shalt be surpassed by none. . . Wakefield 4-Inside Post Coaches, every Morality and AVICEIIOOI4, AT REDUCED Fd Rest : Chester, isewport. initerhoret, riprp•rky. wick. Northwiek and MldiUmetch tight Post teach, every Afternoon. Sunderland, Stockton and Yarn light 17 2 '4 pooch alert Morning, to the George Inn, SliftdOiaDlll. AT SEDUCED PAESI. Mountain's " Express," to Manchester, • Winslow. Con glelon, Newcastle, Walsal, Wolverhampton Rnstsford, New Four Inside Post Coach. every Afternoon: Only One Night on the Road. AT REDUCED PARES. Sheffield and Rotherham new Four Inside Post Coaches. every Morning, called " Repress,". and. also The Rockingham,' erery Afternoon. AT INDUCED PIANO. The " Royal Express," new Birminghtim Light Fast Post Coach, sets out every afternoon, carrying 4 Old*: pulp, passes through Warwick, Leamington. Southaishi IVeerlon, Barentry, Stoney-Stiistford. and Toweester. the Saracen's Ilmd, 801 l Street, il(rattnyhaes. Carty the: next morning.—Driven through with . fivo coachmen iinly s l (tirb less than any other roach.)) 7'he " Express" a New Light Poet Coach to 'llia& Lin coln, Nortkeare, Ilowden and pomayaster, crew morning, at eight o'clock to the Cross Keys. Market Place, hull, stud also the " Rockingham" in the aftermonat 2/o'clock. T tic Milford, Ware, lioddesdon and Cheshnnt Coach, AT REDUCED PARE.t. ••• At Reduced Fares, to Leeds, York, and Donnie., i Luggage and Packages at only two-pence per lb. • • I 13: A. MOUNTAIN and 'CO. respectfully acquaint their Friends and the Public, that they will not be accountable for any Parcels. Passengers' Luggage, Writings, Plate, &c. of mare than Five Pounds vilae, if lost, stolen, or damaged, unless entered as such. and tin Insurance paid far accord ingly, at the Saracen's Head Ins Skinser-street. Siva MI, A, I London. at . _ EFINED CART GREASE.—TIiii greatly un it proved Composition is recommended to Manufacturers, Colliery Owners. and ail Persons using Steam Engines, Mills. 'end Mathlnery, Cs triages, Stage Coaches. puige t and Rail•rosd 'Waggons, Carts, every description of Agricultural Implements, de. From the nature of Its composition. it is particularly adapted for the Purpose of coenteritetlog the Inesleala Me mite occrisiemed by the firin• of Axles, Attritirtn. and Corrosion is general. It is easily applied, and considerably cheaper than naY other Preparation yet offered to the Public. Price One Guinea pose+ t. RosnToots upon Mr.M'Adam's Improved System ; shovel., grafting tools, sieves. mattocks, hammers, mud scrapers, and rakes of every description, harrows with iron wheels, &c. Theo tools are welt steeled, and will be found much more durable than the generality of these articles. Surveyors retthiring tame: genntities will be supplied at 25 per cent ander the used, prices. Gunpowder, patent shot, and paints, oils, and colours of every description. Manufactured and sold by Robinson. Taylor, and Co. (successors to kl'Adam and Co.). Willow wharf, 57, Sankslde, Southwark. zeon.oon PRIZE MONEY ! • NEXT THURSDAY...I...orient begins. 4 Corolla'. and 9, Cliering-Cross. NEXT THURSDAY-10,1MM for the First-drawn Prize. 'NISH 4 Eornhill, and O. Charing-Cross. : NENT ?HUMID 4Y..Thrae 2f1.000r. Prizes may be drays. NISH. 4..Corthill, and 9. Charing-Cross. ' iNNXT THURSDAY..Two MAWS. Prizes may be draws. , *lllSlf..‘ ..4, Gnrnhill, and 9, Cnarine-Cross. INEST THURSDAY..More Prizes than NM mks. & HUM ....... Cornhill, and 0, Charing-Cross. THURSDAY..Tickets may be much 6 4 Combat, and 9, Charing-Cross. Is now Selling Tickets and Shares Cheaper than for Thirty Years. R. EADY respectfully calls the attention of those afflicted, to has peculiar and effectual method of are, end *Mouth he will not presume to pledge Infallibility 'ln every description of ease, yet as far as human aid, assist •ed by medical and surgical experience can be applied. he promises a speedy and permanent restoration.—Dr. R. is • remelted daily nt No. 38, Doan-street, Soho, and I, Hatfield atreet, Stamford-street. Blackfriats and Waterloo-roads, by patients of both sexes. Country letters, (post paid) en closing a fee, meet respectable attention by return of second post. —Upper (ground street,Surrey side of Blackfriars Bridge, 'leads directly *6l, Ilattleldstreet. ••.. REDUCED FAgEs AND UNEQUALLED TRA VELLING • ',,' sorts . 171 UAL. RASISGATE , AIMIG ATE AND CANTERBURY, *it • • • 'Tour Inside Coaches. and keepgood time, by S. A. MOUNTAIN and Co. • • . • lIARACEN'S MEAD INN. SKINNER-STREET, • SNOW-HILL. LONDON. ~HE following 1,141 HT POST COACHES, Mails, sy s &r. set out from the above lon : The " Telegraph." Dover. Deal, Ramsgale, Margate, "ifroad !lairs, Canterbury, Fevers:lam, and Sandwich new ewperior fiat Coach, every morning at a j past 7 o'clock. --to consequence of the decided preference given to the Te- Isoraph Coaekake Peoprietors are determined no e.rpense _aka be spared to render it the first conreyanee on tike , Kent Road. Brewton. Chatham, Rochester, Graregewl, Stroud,. BYttiaApsrne, Rainkam 4 Osiringe, Morning, quarter Past 7, ',4l' BROOCH. FAIR. The " Royal Eclipse," Falmouth, Plymouth, E.eier, Trite*, Rodosiss. Peery*. Ashburton, Totness, Dartmouth Areltaggifk, Dorchester, and alisbury. Severs, morning KU .1. &trowel' Monitore, Axminster. Bridporl, Blandford, 13Y his Majesty's Royal Letters Pvtent.—LKA K Billetbriidge, utiUon, Basingstoke Har(ford-bridge,' Black- 111,. Pilule &Ontario. One small in a Dort; awl • maitcy•if Bagshot. the taking of one box. in a recent ease, will soon convince • The. only Day Coock to Weymouth. (debt , * through the Patient of the certalnt; of his speedy recocrry. No• with tro coachmen only.) through Bagsbal."Blarbroter, . thing can be better contrived, more safe, or more convenient . !loan/014e, Orci•ton. Whiteford'. Andorer. .IVoodyatee. than this remedy, for such as are ob.iged to go journies or Salisbury. Blandford ¢ Dorchester, at a guar- to set, as It nerds •no confinement or' restraint of Diet: and • kr_perst 6 o'clock in the morning 60 y ears ex p erience (in an extensive. practice) has pgoved Parkes /14m Weymouth to Guernsey Jersey, Cherbourg. that it will e ff ect a Cure, . wh en . all other methods avail no. M. Haws. ere. every IFedaesday and'saturclay afternoon thing. For the Scuriy and other chronical ,divorders..this iitstto'etttek. Medicine has Rot Its parallel. • Upwietts 6140,000 persons, . c a ms,” sesdkumpton, I,yntington, Lyndhurst of both sexes, have been radios ly . e.stred within cisplsat eight Winekeiter, Basingstoke. I lar(l'ord-b r id g e. !Backwater. 'years. Prepared and sold by tit- sole Ploprietors. T. 'Tkv. --uud WOW stew four inside Coiseh, ererysnorning at S go* sod Sua. Surpass,* et their hone, No. 11, N e igigeldip o'ploch p.m:rises at the Coach and Horses, and Vine this. street, in boxes of only 2s. SI each, duty included. They • S irlOollines.. by hiss o'clock. This is a most delightfoi -Ore also sold by . thiir hpfmlntment, filth enplohilltrestlenA. 4A, lake o f Jersey. Guernsey. Si. at Mr. illpbOra 3 Toy Shop - IU3. Oxford,street Wt.,. Havre de,Grace, Cherbarg. Ae.—The Proprietors borough's, 7, Fish-street-hi-I. nearly opposite the Muth- of the same CNA hops to receive a continuance qf that meet at Mr. Router's, Edinburgh; , Mr. , Newb4res.'fisb.° asppart segrei has hltlierto been experienced since the cons= lin; sod by one person in . !very coosiderobta.Tewo in Great menatatiot of the " Union." ' • Britain and Ireland. • Melee grntis to persons taking. thsi • .4.4/16 Light day coach to Dorchester *in II hours only, above, or other :of the-Pzeptietar - a amalteinast ts f..• 1 through Baysiol, Biackirater, Basingstoke; Overton, n - Au. • See the published list, by the Royal College of London. .. 4:. 'la - J ai. . • • • . cloog iel ii. 4 • • ._, . , . .1 r , .• Ait Frol-r, .... gptir pit , • this transaction, i'ilt prltion,sit ii*Jd' bilPir. ttjtekt9 l ,Dr - laicise. Witness aitsseted iit`the'iMeMadliTi And t en uts . companion asked bLat if be had a iiitch about. im.;— Witnese wet Wurptiatti at ttetptestitio; girl s't'eed why pet . it. The PVlSOniereadilY answered', `• ftmise if you carry it with you. you will certainly be robbed oilt.' Witness . • • was unwilling tUpart with it.but at leorstkveloctantly gays it to him. On the Monday follotaing_ Witness went to the p r i s one:, and asked for his watch'. The latter denied tiio he bail his watch, or dist he had seen him at all on the Weeding. Saturday night. Witoess neiet saw the watch until early in Aagolt; when the pilsoner wamakea hilt custody. Cross extrained.—:-Hesits not lecisleated• Gait& Mjelthe s tion; be *u some times drunk. and on each 'iteeasliado *missendy behaved most foolishly; throwidg his woke? labobtiand other follies. J. T..tlaok, a constable of Helton, proved the apprehenp Arm of the prisoner bn a day earl in Aegnst. The prisotte first denied that he had seen the y prosecUtor's watch, be t afterwards admitted that he had s•il I it to a watchmaker of the.name Of Edionnils, living at lirentfor 1 Irmii. It !mum!' metered the wa ch. an I proyed that th e prisoner sold the Wa tch to bius a di y or twit aftei: the Ills of July. .. I The prisoner called a few witntrses to diameter; wiry spoke highly of hire as an bon tat and 10,1,15t/ions. man. The Jury 'found the prisoner °silty, but teecinunendli him to mercy, on account of Ids good charalter. The Court sentneed the prisoner td one month's iM prisonment. . . ' lames Sullivan, aged IS, and Anne lrheatley; age.l 32. were indicted for ste alin g two plauts, the property of (leo. Smith. It appeared from the e v i dence, that the male prisoner was seen io•the groundX of the prosecutor, who is a gardener at Islington, and he was observed to hand over true plants Pm fibwer pots to Anne Wheatley. The priseners wereintme diately apprehended by a watchman. The prosecutor statea, that one of the plants was a n.ttive of South Atomics, ant was worth upwards of five guineas. , . Mr. Bodkin, secretary of t h e Mentlic7ty Society. was called as a w:toers for Anne Wheatley, bnt be de. posed that he knew her to he a very accomplished merel wir y iusit, awl respectably connected. '.• The Jury found both ?risdners gnilty. • The Beetroot:a observed, that the Jury fidi retntned s very right verdict. The woman, he knew, bad been iii custody before. It was ten-, as bail been repre sented t hat she possessed great a xotoplishoteuts. ' lint those d ) td prevent her from mixing with the very d regt of society. it was necessary that site should leave the e minty, but his would not pass sentence at tha t t ime. . The prisoners were then re moved from the hay,. • • John Rates was cheered with barbing fei4rtiosilY:lifolri i on the 30th Juts, a saddle and bridle, the property df. : Boot.—bluilty—SlX months b ard le benr . 'DOG lie once pri vately whipped. George Cilapinat stood indicted for stealing 'prim the person of Mary Ann Vin Cent, on the2Sth idly, in the perish of Beaton, an umbrella, the property of John Vincent, iter father.—Builty.—Aged 15.—Six Months bard labour, a nd a .. ... to be once privately whip_ped. . . , RIOT IS THe FLEET rItISON,—CIIAHLES KNATCIIIOeLL, one of the prisoners lately confined under wank process ip the Fleet Prison, and who had been removed by oitikr, of the Magistrates to Newgate. was brought into Coq; far the purpose of putting in bail. The first person calleaCpaa Samuel Chivers, whose .bail was refused, he hatingleen an insolvent and would not swear what he was noie itortb. Mr. Knatebbull, the brother of the ptisooer. neat cline forward ; but he bad been arrested and taken into custody for en assault upon Mr. Brown after entering Orkin, aid the Common • Sergeant decided that neither of 'thessf t .ball could be accepted. The case was then ordered to stand until live o'clock this evening. •-- MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.—Monday sennight a. 1311 aiPO'it 10 or II years of age, add of Mr. Smith, twiner .of tittat teris. wassmetot by his father to drive some sheep to a close near the town. Form thence ha went to a vagina where they were carrying wheat ; one el the waggoas being loaded, he mounted his ass to accompany the boy ; els it drove the waggon home. In %beltway they had to Kss.a boarded bridge; when the ass got on the bridge,. he being back, in consequence of which be was knocked dotuu. and the waggon went over both ass end boy. The ass was so much braised that be died before morning. pie boy's bat was cut through in two places; his foreheall.very much graied by the wheels t frinn whlch.he bled frqfuteli. There is no doubt but the sheets went over his arm. bugax appeared to have been so near the ass that it escaped oa. injured. DICIADrUL CATASTROPRE.--KltraCt of a letter reicelibd by a gentleman in New York train a friend who went pas. setsger in the brig Ann, Harrison master, which sailed from Philadelphia for London in May last;—“On 1 atre passage over, the first night mit, when about (0 Ut i les from land, the wind changed awl came ahead, blowitke pretty fresh—the Captain had just gained the idL 4 ettr,• Urn turned in at midnight, when we were suddenly iterated by a heavy crash. All bands flew to the deck lb learn the cause, which proved to be that we had run foul of a lite# sloop; great consternation prevailed on both sides, the sloop calling for a rope and to lower our beeti, end' 15w hailing her to stand by, as she had stove , in ottr bow, anti we were sinking. We, however, - on stoundiTe the puttipA and examining more closely, found we h a d7n o tieffaed SO much as was at first feared. Efforts were then . madall beat towards the sloop, bat our rigging was sir much *ta r jawed to get to windward, unfortunately no small.bchtt prstis 'attached to our brig, sail !be jolly beat and deck w ire lugsbeted With eottOnj ogerimertion nes. however, riper to gett.'tbe bolt' ut.. brit sife swot.. fast drifting..to ;leeward., as their erlie . :bg.:ame. c niore faint. WO staowed lighls, Which Were not Cuev;reed. At . length, one .dertdful . .an4 piercing shriek 'of deepalrueeneed ‘ to tapnOinic L , .41 1 . i.IiFR.Y. , 1 / 4 7, of their sufferinge, tend the , 'bob wf t itd. htpe l .raft,er is which, not sqund Was heard .. 14 Ala! ,tottt, 1ift1,1. 4 were in the rickle for lowering, t 4 't,(etttlergptetk.t.9 .bp sealed: - With this little hope of. succese,;nqd - wlluntlePelf sea running, it was considered 100 hisardatter, tot man.thos hears, lest they should be, swamped, and,thitsitioseese Or ,eilinolly. The Captiin therefore defetmined en Agylpg.g . 4, / 14, ifaiiag the night,,for the small „chanee44, semi :theqmkt tlie J olorriinir e Or Picking . np.uly,tlstog Omit ;pi iO4 ,4? ti "further Irnowlciforn ni a., ..unikappy.isiffrwetn,., , t ;icg d p O istr i ti:wl4,t ° *. 4 l r ‘sl ii i Omt4‘vo 1 1 1;tRflorsiOls 4i4i .. "*li - i I!eiit P„,,,t5+ 1 #.1,, 4 41 4 be* ahl• i 40.. orAktP 4 4 ;for An aYa. r* I Uhl occurrence for Many . 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ChtppOitkitii Taaa. 4 , V. • • • .• • W e ft 1 1 / 4 0.4 ..1 notedhi POW* Maribor k, iftswOriffrdt• bleFvt44l-o"'.geouti'l9. ITA.C iiTicilio 34m at i t a d isa' anto 4wa' seinan ammiw t of thiroper wwk sgre e ik lar We ses. W eiwip. P tg ailese h 'ai " - - i i ' e t t r e l iPt oo t i 6li ' i b i.. e LlT t it kil, h( al (4 l l,l 3lll4. * L s ; • • i' •: i i it ,. 1 . 4d. sad 6 S Ms Twarbiar...oLas,..e.7lslo. rho- 10iketAllkooltitsliteldoo- Putii4hOt Is :Weekly h-- 1 - h ' 4 v e l ' b •'''' •f• &la ironsi F... • - every Afternoon at One; arrire at the Creykound lA*, • ) ...,. . .. 0 0 ojimio „ si , t , A 0; , She kateiois Twilit. ThoOstll SOrtoti. , sasti• &ma, Namb4A, As4f IfittirSay Mbenlog, pries ad: - . 1 . ,t''' li h ep t ; s4l 4 lt r t v e ern g ir ie iTi r lt i Z n i,„ td e ' t iiti at a . 11; • giti el. i 6.6 I Good liiman . ' 3 13 .1 e 0 . .Bristol early tie nest morality, ; • - ...:.tosadisa4 rabltsbool by Kalibt sod Lowly. 94, Poternoilei. been ' ..,..r A. a 1 inn.t . nate. .... ~v.A.I IV' t all'obieett Fares. .••,rm - 0 • : • ' .."" 4:4 1. - .Klrgt orn. - . the pttooarr. Ire its 4 !Elwin the pisiliOafr : motif i - .....______AL, - ' Vi:l w.t.dvnoi 4.ltha• him- ti Ititike.t9t h 6ll * it 8 6 joami , IMO On corning out to.g. ? p l .. .. -.;~ ~ ~,, 1 7 • , Tbia day is published. I[l4l vols. 120 n. price IYs.. •• j usviNA, or Reli g ion Pure and Undefiled, a Moa Ina Tale. • Printed for A. K. NEWMAN and Co. London. Whore may be had, printed this Summer. LOGAN, by the Author of Seventy-six, 4 vols. 11. is. WILDICHNEAS, or the Youthful Days of Weshington, throe vols. ISs. SKETCH or nett most CIRCLE, by Miss Russell, 4 vols. 11.45. LEGENDS OP SCU:..AND (td Series), containing Daft Margot,. $ vols. lee. ed. H EA ars r. II E4DS, or Diamond cut Diamond, by tones Hook, Esq. 3 vol.'. Rio. ed. [arrant. Love, from the G erman, by G. SoanP, E vols. 123. WHAT SHILL IC. KHALL se, a Novel, by Mre, Meek, 4 vo lumes, 11.45. Na Since the Court of Session rose in July list. the Outer Parliament Home, Palisleirgh, has received a farther eta-' belfisliment. The plain glass has been wholly taken out of the great south window. and replaced by new and beauti fully stained 'laws, in that rich variety of hues of which :‘the discoveries of modern ehemistry . have rendered this • highly oranomeotal art still more susceptible titan in ancient times. In jlie centre division of the window is a tamale figure, representing Justice standing on the base of a trigon, balanced on a pline at its apex, and holding her :balance beam in equipoise, with clouding in the hack ground. It ie taken IKOIII &design by Sir Joshua Reynolds, executed din* his direction, in the west window of New College Chapel, Oxford, and is said to be a correct fac simile. • -...... . ANNI7ERStRY OF 7116 1116711 or Fenotissex.—The birth day of this celebrated poet happening' on Friday the ittlsinst..,tho Edinburgh Fergusson's Clob held their anti ve y dinner in Mr. It. ilephurn's (St. Andrew's) Tavern, ''s close. A ft e; the cl. , th vr.• removed. many ap propriate toasts were given, and Scotia's living bards were ciotlergolten. Songs, some of which were composed for the occasion, were sang is fine style by several of the mem- Isar'. An excellent bind attended, and greatly enlivened the complany by performing many . select national airs. The evening was spent in the erinvivial manner which always characterizes the meetings of the club ; and at an early hour the company separated, regretting only that time bad run so qnickly on. Last Stinging morning se'nnight, a man presented himself ip the Police Office, Edinburgh, in a state of complete I - snility. lie had been in a house, he knew not where ; an d had been completely stripped of every article, and then I turned out upon the streets. A short time ago, a young man residing within a few miles of Gatehouse. was seized with Typhus Fever, and during the delirium se frequently attendant on that dis temper, he seemed chiefly anxious as to how be should settle the doctor's bill. Sleeping or waking. this idea oat 'ever uppermost in his mind ; but at length he closed the account, in a very summary and satisfactory manner. and told his friends that he had waited on, and satisfied the Doctor, mentioning even the exact sum he had paid. The lever terminated favourably; when the youth paid a.reakin, visit to his medical attendant. and received a discharge in fill of all demands. The •Dactor at first knew nothioreof .tAto above strange hallucination ; but the story after wards reached his ears, and whit amused all parties was, that the Imaginary hill which the young man bail so often rased about, corresponded to a farthing with the account actually presented to him. It is lucky that these fits do not last, otherwise there would the so little doctoring in the country that the celebrated Prince Hohanlohe would soon have inure patients than he could well manage, even if he were to celebrate mass every hour in the day. On Friday, the 2d instant, Mr. John Scott, farmer, de scended incautiously into a pit which be was sinking as a ventila'or for the Mined of Iron Stone, at Crosshasket. In consequence of suffocation, produced by.the asotic gas or choke damp. as it is termed by miners, be fell from' the bucket to the bottom of the shaft, and when the body was at length found, and Incise-lit up, after expelling the de. s t e uctire vapour, the vital spark was irrecoverably extin guished. The frequent recurrence of similar accidents must • excite astonishment, when we consider that the presence of the asotic may be at once ascertained by the simple ex periment of lowering a light, which the gas will instantly extinguish, if collectedin a dangerous quantity. Mr. Scott was much respected as a man of talent and information, and has left a widow and family to deplore his loss. JIJSTICIART COURT, I NTERNRS 11, Sept. 12.—The Circuit .Court was opened here to-day by Lord (Allies. Wm. M'Cillivray. from Elgin, was indicted for several acts of forgery, particularly for having in the course of this year purchased, or pretende I to purchase , the Csmand iron. ,works from Messrs..W. Cadell,Sons, and Co. s 'of Edinburgh, for the price of 8,(1731. sterling, and forged the name of his (I:sce the Odkii . of Cordon to a letter of guarantee for 3.(XX11, of that sem. The indictment having been read, 1 Alr. Grant,. of nothieinurchus, stated, that there were I . several parts of thir panel's conduct, besides the act, now charged against him, which at a strong pre-, ' simptiOn that be was not of sound mind, and lie adduced Dc.ifoirtt Fraser, of Inverness, who swore, as his opinion, that.hlr. Idillieray was eat to plead to the indictment. The Equart, therefore, ordered the prisoner to be transmittal le, ffrin, and 'remitted to two medical gentlemen there, ie. 'to.tiiinine Min, Mid reptsrt on the state of his mind in the. • High Court of Justiciary, in November. The Court there.' 'IAN adjourned tiU to-morrow. , • ;;, Yettardo i y,mOrPtnit, between one, and two o'clnek, a Iroise out tn the house (If Mr. Smart, carverr. t on4 r. gilder .% Nassau-strut, Soho. whit h nas io a abort time notoptrtely rtsttettJt We in* happy to say that bb iivelitere lost t' keit; I.thott 0141. prere,attl Iron; extending. to. tilt seigki houses by the speedy arrival of the engines. 'TM 111 ' • ~:.. Thin Day is pebilahed, in I vols. 12mo. pries 16a. g _RNA ET-GR E'EN MARRIAGES; or the ■riNieces,; 71-31 4 by 311papreen, Author of Who is the Bridegroom? F.- Oise, Are. film WI fa A. K. NEWMAN , sad Co. Leadonhall-streot The following will appear this Autumn:— , Parretti, or the Wyeherly Family, by Mary White , 4 v ar.' Trisf.resagsit.itAwolt, qr Who ip toy Bride? by Fronela $A thorn, Author of the Mysterious Freebooter, 3 vols. Siege or KENILWORTH, a Romance, by 1,. S. Stanhope, liar tb9l 41 hie,./3,” die it pride. crusodmOter 4.vols t , ?Beni?? Vika Carrie , Of CSMOM is OHO 'Emerald tile, ' by R: M. Roetto, Author of Children of the Abbey, Ike. 4 yo b. WOMAN'S A RIDOLK, by Ann of Swansea, 3 vole. Da Renter, or the Man of Sorrow, by R. N. Kelly, Esq. Author of Fredrrlek Dornton,,dic. id Edition. g vols. I '1 • I