The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-09-02 00:00:00

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' 4 , . • wm ( - twit r ! . :i i ..‘,, pII V :l i f t i i i i {LtL' ft tte cr.!' ; 4 l i, • .. t:tpr i • It is 10 P' •, • , ' . age T 1 ; , ;t . fact) ! 1 ;• i t . goat '' ' Of g I' purl r.' . l ii I Sign , • . .• !nor , L Is. ~.,..,„ • pric • : r \''' the . ~ k., . ...1 • enal • • . • • ~,,, Ti 1.: ' • ' . - exit , I .: pri,l .. ' :. [hut • 4, 4 . • t all .i, tido Alibi fiLL i `• 0 i, •.. • ,_ . the relative quantity of K nol grown and wool im ,rted. Y.. 0 say, that a wool imported, the (pan. in 1759. vv as 2,00,8281h0. and that in 1814 :use up to the appalling quantity of 15,712,517!b5. dare say that this statement is correct; because , ou had the actual account of. imports to refer to. to the quantity of wool grown to the country, it impossible for any one to state it with nny thing ,e precision. The wool is lint taxed r neither the :wee 'inutile dealer nor the manuheturer is com peled to keep or.render any account of it. Yet, a in • the Courier of the Sth inst., 61y3 that your Lordship roust ha *CI acquainted, with the noun( Or If, which. so long since as 1800, was 02.00(Y.(y,i) is," Hence he is led to ridicule your arm st the importation of 15,712,517 lbs. in a r. If this statement of the quantity of the home .iv.th were correct. •our proposed tax Mould, in !net!, have noloing in it very seri,)us to the manu. •:turers.• But, besides that it is next to impossible toil one should be able to come at the amount the home Growth, this statement is so monstrous to slit tit e•ven the credulity that gives a currency Almanack. Gentleman has heard millions-set uncountable. that he thinks orahing of Antireile of millions. The average weight of a tivev:pirfittece is 4 lbs. coni, , quently there must be ,WOAD() of sheep in the country, shorne every 44 or 4! to every' human being, including tke ttielit t ug tovvus. Ewes are, on an average, killed fotti 4 S , enrs 01(1, wethets qt three, and lambs at r innnthv. -They are, then, killed, on an average, ,29 months old. They live one year before they field any wool. Thus, for every cheep that is 'tome, there is on killed in every 17 months. So it, incluo;.:g a fraction, there must he killed every year, .34.000,C00 of sheep and lambs ; or 3f to each .Itucnan being, mon, woman, and child, paupers, -vpies, felons and all. The average weight of 'pep is about tap lbs. and of lambs about 36 lbs. he number of sheep killed far exceeds that of B it, suppose the average weight to be 50 lbs. en tbete is for . each human being 175 lbs. of mute ill a yam - , or very nearly half a pound a day, for :pc:, paupers, babies and all, observe. But is not all. The neat cattle nearly equal the sheep amount of meat. The hogs surpass the sheep in respect. So that here is a finund and a halt of ,eat, besidev fish and poultry, every diy in the year • every human being, sucking babies and all, when well known, that millions of even the fathers , mothers do not taste a morsel of animal food om month's end to mopth's cod, and sometimes dly a morsel of bread, their chief diet being ► and potatoes. What monstrous absurdity ! But, the wool ! what shall we do with the wool I Ippose it all to he made into the shape of broad th, and that e:•.-.11 yard in length requires albs. of wool. It would not require, so much, but sup pose it did. Ilere are 61,000,000 of yards iu length, 118,000,000 of square yards of cloth. There 3,0'7,600 square yards in a square mile. Loa v out free ions,- then here is cloth enough mado in . yortr, without the wool in.ported, to cover -10 rare mites ! The very skins of the animals would :er- ten squcro miles! If this statement were cor rio-te- :71r3 Aarraiiii4440.444444111r4...Pit/ 1 4et veld Pot stt :Lay Ostmlid., • • W hasp. than, no means of ascertaining. with degree of exacttiesv, (he criatility of the h •:..P growth. But it is rational to suppo,p, that t he - ,noo,ooo of lbs. imported, are not los. , than a ath of the whole quantity of wool manufactured lie country. The amount of all the woollens ,ported last year was 5,600.0001. sterling, and, Ippose only one-fourth of the woollens to have been it abroad, leasing thre.-fourths for home coil. imption, the whole of the manufactured woollens mild have amounted to 22,400,0001. sterling. If allow a third of the cost of the woollens for the material, and put the wool upon an average of , sterling a plund, we s'iall find, that the whole mount of wooi Inafore it was manufactured amounted 7,400,(XM) and i•oine odd poulidi sterling, aml that whot • yeentity of it was 54,000,000 of pounds -eigla ;:which is not roar times as mach as the quan. of wool imported, and which wool, 1 believe, iearly all of the fine quality. Whether I am wrong in my supposition that not • than one-fourth of our woollens are exported, that the row material amounts to not more than te-third of the price of the manufactured goods, I IA leave, as I do with great deference, for the ader to deride ; but, 1 must be very wide indeed of the mark, if the quantity of *nol imported does nut bear a propor.ion of, at least, a sixth in value to the ml of home growth. It is clear, therefore, my Lord, that the im ,tation of wool has a very great effect on the ire of wool grown at home. But lay a tax upon ,oI imported, and the consequence is, a rise in price of manufactured woollens; for, to suppose you appear to do, that the manufacturer does not , w and always upon a-t average of transactions, at us tow a price as he can afford to sell ; to sup. 'use sit t ever active and all-seeing competition is nut •fli,•ient upon an average of -years, to apportion 'h the most scrapirtous precision the profits of un lercd trade, is a ;notion so we:l known to belong ; l os i v ,..ly, and o f Right Divine, to the mob, that' any Gentleman 'to attempt to encroach upon it ,o set at opeu defiance every principle of justice ced - butnaliity. The consequer.ces of a rise in the price of manu lored woollens would be, first, a diminution in the isumption at home, unless you could by , some sort gipsy coojaring trick convey the sums into all our rkets nerevs.,:y to meet tat: rise of price. The roe waukd take place as to exports. But much ire right take place as to our foreign trade; for, you were to prohibit the importation of wool al ;ether, it would be manufactured abroad; and as -ice is the great and tree and everlasting regulator, moment wool became so cheap elsewhere as to 'able * other countries to work it up and sell it at a war price that; we, that very niument would the ;port trade disappear. What is true as to total ,hibition is true as to prohibition in part. For legit the countries sending wool hither would not, at once i , begin to manufacture their own suffi eiently to shill tiul our woollens entirely; they would thi; thing by degrees; and 'lo"trttly world the peo iiiit.n Aperate leiate not 4 . friction of use unaccounted for in the effect. .~ ~ TM~~F,c. , THE STATESMAN. PO Llt, E. ________............_._..., zt _ ....6. .. ...... 4.41. WILLIAM B. VOCINITAIN, Sarace n ', li hill m a INN, SNOWsolifti., lON DON +-1 The hest Accommodation .fed leavelletw, good R,' —do ch o k e Utrtors-war..—Several parish constables were Li Ti i i a e r Pti a n i sv d ! m ug od t" . .Tr ie C t .L n ich r fs e4. , Mail Col•he e summoned before the Sitting Magistrate, charged by Mr. Roffey, the High Constable, with neglecting'.. • LEEDS New Light Coach, called, The Rockingham, ko , the Sarrs ° cen's l il cad Imo. Sw-hilf:- t S' 81 -.ft.( "' froth - r i k r : o t s o l ; , Se ea y s e t n , o' w l i ; 1 1;:e a k (t. 3 C:11 r ies F, : - - to their duty, and refusing to attend when summoned by him. It was proved, that bra several instances , e .,i. . Passes throu. t h St:hotfoot, Newark, Redford . , 1 1 ) 1 , 1 4e "stii.. • tit i r des ver o )o l l:4o a rri r Tg ro a e t . r ‘ e n ni t a i the parties summoned had neglected to attend to their art I Feriyhridge,to the Golden Lion, Leeds , next 31anu a t r duty, when requested to do so by Mr. Roffey, par- ril i • l ‘ t rl ls „ l l 3Bl b il e i" O g ue th el e o t" „ !c iiTr a e. " Zl: z a i t ) l e d i c i • t i i in ti„ l:i f e I t h ' 6 •l) . l ( i 4atti ' ll 4 , ticularly on the 11th of August, when a man under. rose ',«+ the North Road, m i oad, being uaequalled in Ar e ( C 4 4" )- lo a t ehoi Our Sommer Assize commenced on Wednesday went a publit whipping in the Borough ; a large mob TRAVELLING FROM LON OON TO Ll VERPOOL, last, before Sir W. GARRow, Knt. his Majesty's bad collectedtogether , and became riotous , and very IN TWENTY NlNii HOURS. Chief Justice, and the Hon. Famrcis BURTON. 'it was with great difficulty the few constables who i The UMPIRE, a is s c i t tr i l n. For oa r , ;( .,I ?,i, te i ~t , . 0 n e w Liverpool 1.1:1110 Coach, o n t, „ net:wit Wm. 0' Neil was charged with feloniously assault- did attend could preserve the peace; under these ing Richard Lawrence, on the Ki n g's highway, in circumstances Mr. Roffey had felt it his duty to o'Clock, arrives r•A Liverp I to. hest a fiersioson''n'Z e t?ttit the parish of Sandbach, in the county of Chester. bring the matter under the consideration of the Ma- forTealhher'Shandr'steceatir'isihieFidironi through Duesta le, Wooharn, fainhory, Nor'haoi llet , II! ford, Lutterworth, If aackle.x, Asher tone, Litchfield, S I '' The Prosecutor stated that he remembered meeting gistrates. I Ragely, Newcastle, Koutsford, Warrington, w ig p r ,. 4 , l ret the ['limier on the above road, the 22d day of Aug. The parties all pleaded ignorance as an excuse for i who immediately presented a pistol to his (the Prose- their apparent neglect ; they had none of them served ►plM ost cßoVhDeG::;,V.Yreirn...olltiver, Southwell and A etna, eee cutor's) breast, and cried out, "if you do not de. the of fi ce before, but promised to be more attentive w EAMUUTII Union Coach, carries Fur ionises. :hr u a liver your money, I will blow your brains out." In to the discharge of their duties in future. Dorchester, Ilbuidford. Salisbury, and Andover, eve n , mi l' consequence of which, Mr. Lawrence gave him Is.6d. Upon this promise, therefore, the Magistrate dis- The Prisoner then demanded his pocket-book, which missed them upon payment of costs. i na lle on. Pl a ir rr k i e v r e s s st the roc W C ed r in nes li do ill y n 'ai W al " S igl at ' u ie rtyr i A li ft l e k r . no 444 .,f' : ;,, t Five, to Guernsey rind Jersey, Cherbourg and St. Sklar.... he immediately gave him, but wished to have return- ; EXTRAORDINARY EXPEDIENT. The road from Cherhorgh to Paris, is the most deli g h t r et rai the cheapest in Fiance. ed some private memorandums. The pocket-hook MA msme-norse.-Friolay henry Mar.,/' was brought be- EXETER, Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester. Fast e n, rk. contained money to the amount of 81. in Bank o f fore the LORD MAYOR. and the following charge exhibited D artm o u th, ai.cl Salisbury. New Post Coach, carries Erto1 0 ; aghast 1t.,, :-It appeared from the testimony of a GYiniedl49 sides, eve L y rid futr i i:in t l ia a n t d S i e;e i n f is C s l i t n tek . Uh e rww , an A c t; U' , ltt ill, A / England notes. After completing his purpose, in frogs the house of Messrs . Fry mod Co. St. Alildre.es.cotirt, getting all the money he could, he exclaimed, " if hankeis , that a country gentleman had either lost o r been rob- ! Il lae r jeoN, P S‘p u bbri,,,,, Peterborough, &ikon, an rgg: t h ' • be I, on Wednesday last, of rt you look behind you, I will blow your brains out."draft 011 their house ; the sum don. New Roy-al Mail Coach, sets out every F.veirin g . Le : i w as a f s n, ll 4 l , l , :!: top l pe Ol. d. bot the Heck being missed, payment was f r om B o g en t o Spilshy, Louth. Grimsby. and Hall. The Prosecutor, not withsonding his threats, pro. LI VEttPOOL, Warrinetion, Kositsfurd, Stone, Da d west. seeded a little further on the road (leaving the Pri- : On Thursday morning the Prisoner entered the hatiklag. field. Post Coach, every Fvening at Five o'Cioet, to w : l i s m otze L., : e u i ri i i;st n i ; zi e , , r i u l ie uto re a n n de i red r th r e oo d m raft w f il p e r r i e iny u n n i d e e n r t. He was Brother/o w,, Saracen. H ea d I n n, Date-weer, 1,4 e , p „„ ii. ,,, sorier to pursue his nay) and immediately apprised severe, people, who immediately returned back with ' of paying lam, be was detained a short time. The door p being Margate, Ramsgate, Caeterbiry, p him, in order to apprehend the Prisoner. When chard upon him,. and the delay in not receiving Gu t ; r c ;1;1 1... 1 i t i , r or ) g e h a ' l ': 1t . t h e motley sham, Chatham, Rochester , and Gravesend Post Coate s ; he perceived the party pursuing him, he leaped over !aegisc:stin f , o- If mo s r u r s olw oct f on ; h r e ly be ll ed o l r eav h f s l i t i t ra w f i t t ; hd t ra isi z, h i t o w d et i e a r ll M li rn A i rH a ld Eerli. BRISTOL Fly ing Post Coaches, through o w the hedge from the high road to the field adjoining. was refused, and his Marin helm! increased ny the appearance enhagl, Calne,.and Marlboroug, every Afternoon ; - arena s o e f v H er t . sd il sou, the officer, be suddeely seized the check, tore it into Ir'. May's, the Greyhoomd I an, Bath, and the London Tar n , Mr. Morris (another witness) said, that he lived pieces, and swallowed it. Thomas-street Bristol, next Morniug.---i-Coaches to Wsk about a quarter of a mile from where the robbery Being asked who he was, and how he became possessed of Bridgewater, 'Taunton', Exeter, itc. was committed, and was at work in a field adjoining th!id he ra L ft ;a he n refused A to give the s!ightel h satisfaction. 0 - Lorstlitk, B u h r% the road side, when the Prisoner came past. Mr. nary would he 1 tal v t ° 4 lt it t lime service him , and that he wo u ld , %t. Chorley, Onnskirk, and &twang Post Coaches, v'ery Afte. noon, nt hive o'Clork. Guarded. Lawrence (the Prosecutor) fcllowed soon after on therefore , give hint sott , i'.vys to repent and reflect upon it. GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna.Grcen, Annan. Omer* horseback, accompanied by some other people. He Tne Prisouer was accordin g : ) , remanded. Brownh i ll , Thanaldfl, SHlltinhar-Kiln, Canatnek, Kiti g . o , ol , (Mr. Morris) with two others, followed the Prisoner, I saac L evy D at i rt ? h P r j „ i ' o ß sh l i 1 4, t a ) ,F,:i r l jk e r r . ,! ' ; ' „l Bi n e. final egan ,t rta . al l l ( l 3 l n p a rt,uf Scollailki, Cnmilerd°*lll"ell (Daily). Newcastle, and Edinburgh, new Coach, pert.red a:id came up with him soon after, he being in the lion, char g ed with Ylool.'nlic assaulting Smith, Cartwright, and with a Guardthroingliout;sers out evert Morithg at halt t l lane. Prisoner said, lie would be much obliged to on,iihwerr lu fli s c c e ii s a'ra a e " r d er w , it w m i "rn i''' i i n fi . hell e a r " so is it t l i s n 7l i a n ttl e w re e re . outa e b' lf w t: ' 13iinxetounClrgtic0,1tuennaoyD.ofpuNrehwaenrkhRorrids and Berwick._ us if we would take the money back to Mr. law- 'take into custody, soe time ago in Onke's-plree. Oa this oc- , Pal -enters finding themselves fatigued Pe from le the neth . of t l e rence, which he held in one hand, and a pistol in the cation the two delingoents were fotind its a plablic-hnuse, but en , journey, may rest what time they please, and then proceed' s' rpprarance of file . ctfice . r s they fled for a mom e nt, changed : without any additional fare, to the Black Swan Inn, C. a .,. other. 'We told him we could not do any such thing, their the clothes. _and having given u signal, several hundred, of street, York. Conches to Sunderland . , Hull, Scarborou g h, open which, he (standing in a defensive position ' persons rushed upon the linkers, w hen they were bent in she ; Whittn. and other Places. said, " stand off," and began to resume his course, most dreadful manner, their Prisoners rescued from them, and i BRIDGENOILTH and Waite! new - Rost Coon, cosy one of the prosecutors (Smith) left nearly Mentos in the Evemnr. by running as swift es he could. We overtook him; kennel. st Cartel, Ilia ... and upon coming up, he pulled the trigger of the The Prisoner was fully committed. : a Guard all the way. Pauses thr.-ugh drougli. Appleby, pistol twice, hut it did not go off. He was seized, I Bosv.srarer.-On Wednesday Messrs. Southey and Co. ! Greioatiridge, rf Richmond, Catteriek, Roosagabrid g e. he. curriers, of (Armes-street, Gower•i•treet, Bedford., lost t h c w "' ' Abe "wd' .I) , .neaster, •nod Grantham- (the ararrst and upon examining the pistol found it loaded with was by eighteen molest, sets out every Morning, and yet their each-boy c onahoine all the bank•anies and cosh in the powder and a small stone. li,u o. There bring nos "Ippeltrance of violence in breaking it: format's, jouroey with the greatest facility. Pos , etsgentletions Two other witnesses corroborated the above evi- "e out of the house, some pees in employed • the remises e v d ai r tio th . e ., y, i n i a ar d ir toz , !:!a s tu r f i r or c ! i t t le e rlsr n re t , ,w ita . v . g o tts. 4 p r zaltar a dvice, and proved in the most clear and sati,factory r o aS io s t 7 d )e i r i • i tr l d p ,; e r . i r re e e d tally the errand-boy, only II years of age, . -,, w %Ash:STE/A and Par kci l ife ". P..st , Corach, daily. s manner the Prisoner's guilt. I . Yesterday miming the boy wits traced nut by Odds' hett , o „. : Stl . ll 1 ) ERLA NO, storksooo,. a' at Y.orm. New Coael, every ' M irmajt, t o the Griocee lon, Susalcrlartd.• e and n prehen ed, when 1 e ri e s The Prisoner O'Neil said in his defence, that belied :;.'fai t eoto th heii'mt i:rs:iod tar , dicer, and said he had f been rid-his M A NCREST I..tt, Vfloslow. Conglaon, Newcastle, WILK been a Midshipman on board the Grampus frigate, vised to the net by a boy of the name of Christopher Hodgkin- an s tl i / i V i ;1..e v 7., 4 1. 7 1 17 1 ' . .i.' . l ' lty "',. l ll l ; :. ''';::,, L. . e .,.,.,, r t ,,, 4 l , f i t e:r i l e. g ot unw 7 ti r ' l4 Cant. Collier, and was lately paid off at Woolwich, s a o s n i : t T li ri ef ' ; B l ll ,, h ' w u g as h , h i e n i e'ss ti sts h !gu i e n de ea st rs lsCs f I s av g .%n is ir w at e o ll eu k o nu o d w y n tar Priece of Waits, even I.: i f:i Mar. at Five d (Tick. elhati , -4, for his see: ice. The sum doe to him was 151. with The boy poi. ted out the field leading to Hampstead, Whin.; SH 1 ••FF 1114) '''''' Rl'therhai" Past Cm'aihicilltql the &wt. which he intended to proceed to Liverpool, to i'r•cure Hodgkin-on was waitin g for him when he bad stole the box, ingltain, every )lurning. rani where they bloke it open _____ a situation ; that on the road he was overtaken by A Same returoed las which • were i n the hoz, were naiad ior the N. IL Heavy Weights of imtvego ~ nnoilav• & e. ensveynt Igr robber, armed with seci•ral pistols and a blunderbuss, field. the sioaler : men•its. ed W Atli:oNi: I They were , :' • . • ' in I roily eximincil before Mr. Niers., aad ' TA D 155: B. celes, Bono ) , Bars, and all puns of Wilt, who took the whole of the money he had. On re- . committed fur to iz I. every Monday.. a . eloastrating with the desperado with respect to his F.iirfau4NolitVlPO - 4 4 •4 0 14c* - " BR Lty,k I, .A6SAULT,. _____,._ ......., ~cl.ll. WI C4li • OO i'mirrd*ei• tea vlibtinles - ai r ile Teptied, " Rem * i ,irlumnatitrfrarirlit itt...--'k man tlMMOTiGiltnittroigWrAl .IPettle g ;„ A • ii : 0 . 1 .•''-;,,.:•J ‘w • - t ~...'''''' - 1% ; ,''• ) 1.-i lk 1 is a :,istol for you ; rob the nett man you meet with, : w i s: k h r e j . ;• 1, •11 , iis r e , aiiii. with irleia to ,ender the Onetk'r (ft , qu il m ° l 7„ - 7.1 - ;,;; ',. l „i:V ii is r„,. - - 7 „,: i . 1 "' - F r r rirY„ g ',,.7l' w ";7 l ,„'„ t „'7 At it, (the l'risorier at the bar) was nimble to pursue lvel.tped. ra w as i ': r r'roe. " ;, li r l o e •y l e.. 4 l g i a rf mli ii j l g i fic en t rril .. ta a s i r L cra t ' I 4 . - ran i er e sa ft :r e I 4'he iift,/ 1 ;z. ,I,", t ie:L . IS l 4. l lit , J•ne'' 2_,'"d i ,:,Vilie L al ev • . 12 • 3 1 ,111.. ''''l Dai3 his journey, being bereft of every fart , big lie had so Pr ...renter was a bar g eman ragweed oil the sins,), :Ind the porter I „ •'' o' . "'-'l , 4 s rlanilitoo. arm Jessica's-mom. twice a week. rec,ntly in his pos,ession ; and he was obliged to sell I c tlit s 'r e e' o l to comrades, I n his eml'l'v n' well a. that a several i '' ( 14 , 111 1E.1::;1 tu 1',4 W % V ; 7 4 , 1 1 1 . ' fm , 4 " 4 . i)e P 4f t il " his stockings for 10d in Ne wcast le. Ile submitted 5., several of ;7; e r : i r p 'al;',4 er o f" l u i t s t e el a r i g ",' ffi n ed . P VT:i t ...4 ; 7 :"o . t.i . ArAnnoN, Winclitilet, Atree...4, a.. 4 Mum . ceot to the Coort the wretched situation he was .placed relieve, and on the fint opportutiity that presented itself, they ' P i/ LL. Northcnve, Eve 4 ihg''' • ... '•• " .llnaden, l'lvOrts.N atpt thow.oor„ P. 4• • in, and said that he relented of his. coutloct . l H home. 6eu ' 7 • lll n • . On WedfiCSflay night the p inter and his wife were seen pass. Gad • eyed htorrtioX at Seven "Net; to *or boa Neje diately after. iii alon g the Edreonre-road, t•-wards theta home, by she PHs ' LPN MY-I'wt"ghttlliell. , voter-and ion other harte ,„„, „„ i yet ht „.,„ d , ; Sifter they i 1.1 , .1.:05 and wokefield lien' Elegant Condi, &ay. 'foe Jury, after a few minutes deliberation,gave iiiBIIIMINGIIAM Mercury Post Coach, with a (. card, •4 bold arrived at their borne, the bargemen attacked both of them, I a verdict of Guilty. • ten c'tn ting a.- , 11 bv4liug them dreadfully ; and in order to get at i m at every Afternoon. aid reaches Birmingham next day at two. Ills I...rdship in passing sentence on the Prisoner, i l r a. ain rer reve,it,.rwo dopes . were . lartaken open. the I t flames by Oxford, Easton,'had Shiplllooe, 10 title Safottli. , porter W ..- . • - . Hvi t l .. ...)10-street, and Inn, Biroviiiicham, . or - From this general view of this part of the subject, I should now proceed to the particular case of Ame rica; hut, I must postpone that till my next, in which I hope to be able to show, not only that tie tax ought to be laid upon imported wool, but that the Corn-Bill ought to be repealed. CHESTER ASSIZES. -.-.40i1..-. as. Gavle _ •Vfneei, fiaddesdon. and Cbeshaist every Morhing. - t/TT EN FIAM and EDMONTON Coach, ot dice, half-past I!, half-oast* tbd half-isust 1, o'Cluck. • " WILLI AM B. MOUNT.% atd Co. respecifuny arcrift their Friends and the Public. that lbeY will riot he for any Parcels or Luggage, Sic. of tome aio; lrirr r..F..11 Valor.' if lost dr (thinly& °stirs.. weird no swell, aid psi/ OR nceordinjly, ' hi be Sanscen'r &lead lan. Soww-hitt„ To neciworandate those sesidi:s at the iscst end of the sniff, Passengewalswel Pastels oft hoiiicoW.aciligioksti:o WNW Mbli Heise. Gs lbw; Ptileadiltyf fox Or who're Cull)** . • CONSUMPTIONS, and other Oetaya of N;ture, wheiher the effects of natural esinviornees. pa •lower 4 ' jug from imprudencies, or an 000vaneed mar of hi., hoe .o• gag ..d sitidy and attention „r thefiest Physician , itf l i` MI all other n-.tians in vain. u.4il Dr. SOLOMON'S (OR BA LM OF G 1 Lk A I) ins happily discovered hod promoui.:ol to the world, oral n loch line produced such instance , of tt.g d effects, as. must convince the m .st incredulatu, or' os stmts.( restorative powers. 'co entsenerate its linty hoop. loe:larn balsamic, nod renovative ctScacs, testimoraes of Cie mi t. rity ore now eriont. It is admirable calculated fo.. and other disorders of) he sto.msch and bowed, ; tor liras- wk.( occrisixsed by Inottgostiont ; and for pre.. entiog 1 001-tes awl afoot wo often the c , onsespieisces of t rev brio.... Kennett should he had in it uric' every excess, and upon evcry slight W jn well.known characteristic of promoting longevi" been Iriag notintairwil ; rot, hs ke..ping the tron-si' 6,l4 3s* were in c:a.tinual repair, it presetars ..the body in 10'40" vigour, and preveet; pt.tonature decay. No loirsicut oh-iLe mutt, oor attention to diet, is requisite, duriog u c..sose et Joimirahle tnedicine. The view , " 0 1 this Mrsst eele.rated Cordial being en.re NI! eaploinerl io the •' ( • ,mhe 411.041 oh," .hv a number or 101; * 4. thenticattd hod esti anrdionrr cures, it is aa.y 1 " 4 " .14. ' 1 _ 1 1 541 ' twat so o'ne at 'a renew: l o4e. halitr a tc. nod salobriests P " "'" 4 all cases atteaded wills debility :and rely eAtioa,i frma sobtalesat elitist. noising, was never li)leflice Otrered to 01 .o.k g‘lf l. by &laud' Leials,•Xts.lB, Strand ; Suit OM ad e a (l ds Dire, and Sutton), How Chis•ch-yard; Ilaems and C. 0 sfordaure li et, London; r , sdie nod Dawd.nc, ,11-1.401; A' Smith, pe(lit•ner, North-ftrtdre ' li 4 innurAr 1 Mt , '" h ' . " l " No. 6, C. Ilege-g•reen; at iSayllson's, No. 1 Portia.n(st . ."' trod of Alessi,. 1. Newbury end Snu b ' Onlitini and oc.er dicing N'en.iers in Europe sad A meriet, p,i 11-• e"'"'" r .l," its•one hottl. For S.A Ito which ow - I-. b. , "l"' with. the words " Saml. Solonoo, Liverpo .I." e .graved c.l Ik tamp. Of wairrtl 'Way also iw had, . The edebrated AN l PETICI N F.B r SOLONI- --- DR „ O ft. 1::: without soereurs. say deloneti prei ) ""'" * " 1 " which tied in the high...l estimation. for (heron-of the ScgM'o state of the l. b rPl"l‘ ; ' l i t l eT l og ilq ,: e r i . i .d ' u " : d ll7, N ger ni t ig .e i s na lt t n ii,l i g t "l4nnwkril ttnp r' repiihle, no their speratim, Is e ,' substitute 1 1 ' 43 ' 46 been di:covered for that d ny,erous usiorroil. mercer!, in, ! the blood, and stimulaintg it In r spei wain** pure 's s•tiehrth a•ul In•A. so the nerves eahr` s P unit iovir.orating both body soil mind. • Dr. Salo. oh u ._om a , our pound ,Isle Io I.e ,send I,:.dd,rs.:t. •• Mooev Lyster, Satiousmi, CiendMou,e, mar (ave.!' —Paid doable postaee." q fi n Price Its. per ..isle, or fs.tir in one family bassi fn w hick one small hassle is 'sloe!. T 4 ids " 5 3411.. "' 7 " 1;:i t ; ar. en. raved on site 141110001'el/Cit bultir. 0..- aiithnow• are g • main. . . _. /yr la:tenet! nathe Prisoner. and never left him till the cries said, " You have heels convicted on the most dear i• \birder" brow& assistance. and satisfactory evidence, of a daring highway rob- I T I ( h in t. I l l'i r m is . oiler Was coasositted f..r !Hal, and iroos immediately ria hery. I ant sorry it is my painful duty to state to i , Legeaier anaestey Murphy, a young man of genteel appear. you, that the off.aice sou have been guilty of, is of , dote, was ch-ir e .ed on oath of Jobs. Bennett Leonard, Esq. of so glaring a nature, that I cannot extend any hope a _llosf Moos. -street, Piccadilly, with having defrauded hint in miaowin g manner: —About a fortnight ago, ii: he was walk. of procuring you pardon. The lives of his Majesty's 3g throe g h the Green Park, the Priamer accosted him very subjects require protection, when offenders like you, _ * v_illy, s%i w, he lse % had )u a case permit himgreatest id a pa e it ' onis e iale. cave hi m jured man had given you part of his property in con- . aras. piece, and sympathised with him for his ineianenoiy shu . f in, h a ea nd r. l , ol: e h n im .ou l d eft e nt l is t i; boas e the .i n te ex t t . dad au t d im at i ter sequence of your threats, you presented the deadly ' weapon to procure more •; and lam sorry to state, . p risoner n was poommai awl& fOrigeisti !"- mt, and told iiT. that more than once you attempted to destroy the rd his tattoor was a respectable clergyman iii Ireland, but Prosecutor's life, and the lives of those persons who hveig.ht:g.',VutTunliytlrila•vnertrnaarirladtivwea' gave himr re.- Prosecutor's rendered the Prosecutor assistance, in en- more money, mud told him he would write to his rather, and deavouring to bring you to justice." 'l'he Learned stake „„ e a pat i the ~,; ;;izi i idi hit po w er to ob promot e a rectinciiia- Judge proceeded to pass the awful sentence of Death .tult i' mOst wish ty;Tis 'e l t se t ar't to sho t i m y'hi a s ftstii s re 'r eu ' iv li arsd " o u L h i e en t upon the Prisoner. • ipi his father. and Oleo went an ay. In a f e w days afterwards i . oeut to the orifice whore Mr. Leonard is et aged,:toil told I 'm the ptomain hail a letter whirl. he knew to 3 1ir f.um his mu. Ott Monday last an Inquisition was taken before lov er ' a ccordin g l y a i re Ti. i i r t r a o n n e . c . . d an . w d m t i h n e pi. , ;. ( ?l , r, t e . ctiiii i e uo t i o ec ts i .N. which the Corner for Cambridge, on view of the body of to t ßc e,tify tilfs's l uccess to air. L eo nard , and sho w a im e Y iv h at nr : Mrs. Elizabeth Martin, aged 63 years, who, on the haopy result his beneficence had ell;eted. He than went . I , ) preceding afternoon, was discovered drowned in a ISl i rs ti, a Le si t iWr r .stioary"ulLil xi M oms-avert, r„rn d r i eTi t irn au L ll7 o„ 6 ll . d . ris e ditch at the hack of St. John's College Walks ;wh Irinmer tofu. an iinpioNtor ;he applied in.tantiv to the °Mee, the Jury gale their verdict accordingly --Foos . lad had hip, taken into cit _. stady.--.'ully committed. drowned. .r. - a Ceoewee, Auo. 9.3.—0 n Saturday morning lest, lget..tecnorY Accra:is-ea.—Yesterday an Inquest a Proctor of the name of Williams, employed by the was held-before a Coroner fun tint county of Kent, Rev. Mr. Hare, went, accompanied by eight others, at Woolwich, en the body of 1117106 P. Mitchell, well armed, to the lands of Bally.naltinch, for the Esq. a planter, of Toliago, who was drowned while purpose of valuing tythes, when they were attacked 141 bing just above Woelniels. The accident hap by. about twenty men, with their faces blackenell,and p lied on the afternoon of Sueday last, thealecetsed also well armed. The 'Proctor's party immediately sing jumped , out: of a saiNag-b,:al in which were 11, took to flight, and were pursued by the banditti, who c'soSall friends, after haring ciprec.sod hi,; determitta. quickly came up with a man named Maher, a man tints during the whole thy that lie would bathe. Mr. who was in the habit of serving law writs, and mur. D. Campbell, his friend, and an eye-eititess, stated dered him iu a shocking manner. They Heat ,tarer- Abet facts, and that by the peculiar awl eddying ope. took a poor black man, who hod been disaharke'd !elision of the title at t he it,,.i:nit : , t u wh4re w ' a N i l d r. ri M ve . n o d a i. s from some regiment, and had hired himself with the o wned, (be body wh i le f,.. Proctor for the day's duty ; they placed the poor rectiy across the river, atid the boat, in spite of wretch on his knees, and had a gun at his bead to every effort, in a directly contrary course! Mr. M., blow his brains out, but some of the party interfered, although a good swimmer and diver, was drowned as he was a stranger, and he escaped with a severe • within three minutes after he left the boat. The body beating. They then pursued Williams and the rest wis found opposite Woolwich on l'hutsiliv. Verdict, of the party, who h a d b y r i i i4 t i me secure d themselves ..sfecidental(e drowned whilst bathing, 4 the imp.- in the house of the widow Qiiiiion, at Ballygriffin, iiitysity of the tide. and denounced vengeance against the house and all ),- , A tlisturbancie took place on Saturd a y n io s t l a t its inmates, unless the arms were given up to them, 'Stood Fair, near Chatham, between some militnry and the tyth.e books. These demands were complied ant young men present, which grew to an alarming with; the books we r e burnt on the spot, and the tteig4,t, and eras not suppressed till after a desperate villains carried oil the arms in' triumph. .Ir. Ryan, coatlict, in which the soldiers were overpowe r ed, and h'a u l s e e n d n t s h l e t ir b t e di l le '4 , l ar rilr:de , d a n tl icl l a l t i l e . the Coroner, al , elided to hold an Inquest, and we are setdiral (Athena u, Eleven soldiers ;:x' INDON : tjecee are PuNbieell. ho D. Lntilit" 11". sorry to sae,_that he could not aesemtale a Jury for later tad previously the purpose, and f o e t id it n e ces sary to return Ao gernusly wounded many persons. Cashel, and take out a Jury from that place. ' are in custody. a SirefF•r• IR ()MC 11, 47, fleo-10,114- • J • • . . 1.1.1A31 B."MeRINTAIN, Saracen'; INN, SNOW-ffitil., - LONDON, Accomtriodiwiun _lca lealleUerti s good Be) choi ce Ind moderate Cmerget: owing .P .int lonC oaches,ail pl Cotches, at t . *. oat 6.04 m's Howl . New Light Com+, called, The Rockingha m , Morning at a-111-past Seven of Clock ( es Far ly, anti goes remark:tiny easy, with a Guar: Ilona's_ •C2O ihr'.ll4il Stainf id s Newark, Belford, 11 ottra : l t bridge,to the Golden Lion, Leeds, nest M rustling the UCCOI9I4IOII expedition of 11116 t oat p " 0 " , t ie Ism most usgieeable and complete e North !Lad, being ueequalled in Aresim,„,.. a q - bog her. FROM LONDON TO Li viApoo L, ▪ IN TSVENTY IPI E, a new ad, carrion Font: I.lnd.- and Four Orirsirte ; 6. rste en's 11.-al Inn , Sunw•hill. Loudon, ece rs ; recta It, WooMnr. Lnutbnry, o L v iechfi l e k ii ntai, :s r, Newcastle, Knutoford, Worrington, t MGR, Haves. leer, Smithwell and Acton, st e ♦ :h. every Afiernoon. lOUIII Union Coach, can ;ea F ur Insides. :k r u Illandfurd. Salisbury, and Andover, even, ices at the Cr own lan. Weymouth seem Fate ets sa d . 0 W e d nes day and Saturday Algernon's, r,ll ;:uernavy mid Jersey. Cherbourg and Sr. from Cherbargh to Paris, is the most delightful obi est in Fiance. Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester. Fahonidt, h, at.d Salisbury, New Post Croaclt, carries Pratt 6 ry Moraine at Seven o'Cloch. through H om s , Az Iridport, Blandiord, Basingstoke, and Bahnt, Peterborough, Stilton, and tu rg i d , Royal ' alailConch, sets out every F.veilisl. Carkq on to Spilihy, Linn)). Grimsby. and D I AL tPOOL. Warrington, Kmutsfurd, Steno, mad Leal. st Coach, every Fvemitg at Five o' Clnck, to 0 , 1 n't, Saracen's Head Inn, 1)ale-shed, Liverpo o l, throughout. It, Deal, Margate, Ramsgate, Cacterhiry, 'attune, Rochoster, and GUiTesCllli Post Coach; nd Evening- nod BRISTOL Flying Post Coaches, through Clip Calne,.and Marlborough, every Afternoon; arrived t, the Ores hound lon, Bath, and the Landon Tana, Inver, Bristol, next Morniug.--i-Coaches to l'frlk, iter, Taunton, Exeter, &c. AC, Lancaster, Prannai Kirhy-Lortelale, Oresslvirk, and Germane Post Coaches, ev*ery Attn. Five o'Clork. Guarded. 10)9, liongtown, Gretna-Green, Anann. Rmafria, Thonshili, Canasock, eta of Sc.-aloud, Comperdowe Coach (Deily). , Newcastle, and Edintsure,h, new Coach, pertirok lard thrsingliout. vets oat every 111orni..g at halfiat ick, by way of Newark,. Belford, Tadcaster, i%. Vonhnllerton, Durham, Morpeth, and firework- s finding themselves fatigued from the north of tla nay rent a bat tirn, they please, and then proceeds. ny additional fare, to the Black Soap Inn, C. 0.. ark. Conches to Susuterland, Hull, Scarbonakb, rind other Placer. ;ENcrivrti and Withal new - Post Caatlt, vary [SL E. Penrlth. and Whitebaves. Post Conch, ink all the way. Pm's., thr. , llAti Hrougli. Appleby, dee, Richmond, Catterick, flornagabridia. Wt. iherford, 1/iineaster, •nod Crenshaw-(the ararnt eighteen miles), sets out every Moonset, and pet- journey with the greatest facility. Pnwtsgers Mann Road ny huviDess or pleavure, have tlw petehat ad- f their ~ e ,-14 being FrCil I ed in the 114.‘t C ads. rErt. nod P-irkgrite Post-Coach, daily. I',I2.LAIS 0, %tot Itiorr,,ud Y.arm. New Cnatl, gym to the ticoLer Inn, " RESTVIL, Vi . tosino. C.onglo.tora, Waled, es Isntn pus, C•ss,s-ts. eirr ry aft. reran: suarted s II Welli..goin„ and Shiful, Pont en. 0.11, of ever', Er. hint.. at Five dt . loch. tondlis ▪ ELI) mid Rotherham Post C..iiihiCalit . 4 tie &wk. very ;vl (truing. avy Wsightt of laircomv, &i. conveyed by the sender:men•in. ed Alit:oN%; IL B. codes, Bongo), Bary, non ail purls of Stalk, C47,l4l4.4s4lo.ewerdisi4bitierid#rtee - ttukci „•.i. LAM Wireeherer, Romney, Lyndthunt, 7hrivichnesi, LYiw word. Fivedingtrodx.., Viuntrio, of. W 1 - 4111,Jamova, nod • cu . rens es, Nagtnr.s 111 Y, Ileniptou. and INtriefiewbrem. twice a weal. W 4 C !bad Deptford. tLm►O turd Watford, /sc. . IX M. 1 111) N Witiehrider, Alreeford, aod AIL sa Coat • No• rdic:ire,* Tiatiett:),lo4. Doncaster ,• Pat erav Atornink at Seven a't'tack; to Bar Bail ItBgate vi Hull. I and *tenet* New Elegant Coach, doily. NGIIAM Mercury Prim Coach, wilds a lured, sta Afternoon. mid ;Parka Birmingham next day at i.vas. Oxford, Enstals,, - anti Shipatone lonise Sonnet 11-street, and Cavils Inn. Birmingham. P(/RP. *ate; litsdklesdan. and Chnshtint ming. :s HAM and ETINONTON Coach; daily, at Jcca 1, half-past* ii half-past 1, o'Clork. • • AM B. MOUNTA t C and Co. respectfully atfltoirt :Ms and the Public, that they will not he antien'bit meets or Liaggaze. Ate. of loom as h Fl e e p..F.a Last or &utgo* 'votress , tarried n• 0114 and pelf* y, pl !be Serneeit'e Head Inn. Snaw-4111. Lia4.nl wadate thme resioli:A at the west end ache tow. wok Parteis aro anAlcatr.avdirOidkatAs riled Mb* lox; Phileadlltyf fox kite shove iCullpfese . UMPTIONS, and other Oetaya of Nxtute, her the effects of natural comsetprencen. Od 'llteeef 4 ' nPronencter., ar an novanrert mare of lir., br,seres mo l ts• runt attention of nisei:int Phyvteiiin , in I 1 ' 314 v:iin. taxi! Dr. SOLOMON'S CORN tar F G 11.1: A I) ens happily dioenvered and t irronui.:alid Id, and hich lot% prodoced surto instance , of it..o must convince the m , st incredulisui n f'sts power-. To enumerate its tittle happy, tiva.tra tad rennvasine etficacv, testimonies of ire tir.t mos , isv 551051. it is admirably calculated fn , " lOW disorders of he sto.nach and bowels; for tiraii•iclisi by Indivstion ; and for pre , . eating pal-t•. oral app I often the coniseyliciwea of tree Henson tad to it afser every excevt, and upon every *nem tr • known characteristic of pe nonating lenryi t ' nainteinod; by kelong this , leosrti,ossel ail minuet repair, it preserves ..the body In Isedalint prevect, premature decay. No marlins' ir coskr ittentiou to diet, is raquisfle, during a eintse th° inedieine. urn of this most eeleirated Cordial being more (II! '° t h e Guide to sllotlih," •bv a lumber of ispd extiaordinerr, cures, it ia /my owl mu) , mit revtoratide. Isaladvale. and sambereats r':n' d t,h tended with debility uini rela action, friar winarmt wilt never before ntrered in m rk„'woci Lejakr,iu. 18, Strand; Solon nary Ca (hit ultan), How .t, Lumaliotr; 4: 11 1 ; ~ee t - nod w l 4 .• t: pn e r , , r. C" ni hurl;‘ rii•ner, Nerrth-Orktre inhurc•l I hilti , en Icge•rrrrm; :it .stb. Newbury nod Sam' ()Wolin; and ot7er .iers in Europe rind A ;aerie', roe: en , ...0r tat i;v hoot, for ' by wid e h h.oil• aiarnt'atry alga fa+ hard, heated A ti N riv t without rorreurs. or any dettorri us prer'f" l " l ' in the high. id roimitiok• for thecure of the Snot) , Learnev. a•nlalldiorrdefyroiginating la an isiti r° 1: 11 1; being ,:r..dual. gerde, and- Ttiewi Garr' v their • peration the beet substitute 1 t c' et !urea fir that d neernua mortal, mercer!, ane; .l ..' .rd, and vtimulainti it to rtpel :.11 anxious and g i ' l "g 41 rarth si•A! live ill the nerve s , enlivening rusting butts holy rind ,rind. . Sala. ea ripest., when ronsaltei he letter. iimeal of a ..or pound ..,11e. On I.e ,eater, Cile::€l-lio,u,e, exam LuVr.ii •"' able nonage." f '3h 0 " 1. per 'isle, or f e w in "fie frostily 1 ) 01 - • , ,a. small housle is Nisei , .. T A, IP " " are en: rayed un the sagWof . eacti e oh" ( • are g • Anil: • • • A Adia t'.:tered vet PuNbisarik kw D. STAYE•srAIR ()Fetes, fre, Fletadeveat. • • e •