The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-06-11 00:00:00

111 •• .. .. ." ,.4 ._ • -, • ) - )._:‘.. elliri b t * . • :_.. , . ,O s Sineat ...f.' -14 4. • Alt.ir , • LONDON, MONDAY, JUNE 11, 1821. " The Civet for which HAMPDEN fell in the Field, cod SMVS)* died on the Belfrold!" LITERARY FUND—The SUB-ANNIVERSARY DINNER. at Greenwich. will be held at the Ship Ta vern, on FRIDAY. the Ibth instant. at four o'clock, precisely. To prevent disappointment and ineonvenience, such members and their friends as purpose Wending are requested to apprise Mr. Henry Leave, at the Society's chambers, No. 4, Lincoln's-inn-fields. of the number of gentlemen who may be of their party. CHARLES SYMMONS, D.D. JAMES ANDERSON. LL.Di Registrars. J. H. NICHOLLS. Esq. F.S.A. N.B. Unavoidably postponed from the 13th to the This day was published, in *vols. Oro. price les. boards, The Fifth Edition of NO FICTION.—London : Printed for •FRANCIS Wesvi.Ev. 10, Stationers' Court, and Ave Maria Lane. This day is published. in 2 vols. Bvo. Price Ws. boards, AHISTORY of the PEIISECU • lONS endured by the PROTESTANTs of the 801:1`11 of FR .1 N(•I!: ; and more especially of the department of the Gard, during the years 1814, 1813, 1810, kr. ; including a defence of their conduct from the Revolution to the present Period. H) MARK WILKS. This work contains a general review and defence of the conduct of the Reformed Churches from the commeneement of the Revolution, and authenticated details of the Plunder. Outrages. and Massacres to which thm have been exposed. London: Printed for LoNnmks. II u R.T. Rica. ORME and BROWN ; and FRANCIS NiRSTLEV, 10, Stationers' Court, and Ave Maria Lane. llomittem pagista nostra spit. Our pour relates to 11.11111 .—M Just published. price 34, in boards (Fifteenth Edition), THE .EGIS of LIFE; a Non-Iledivll Commen tary on the indiscretions arising from Duman Frailty, in which the Causes, Symptoms, and benefit! Effects of Imes Venorea, Gonorrhrea, Stricture. Seminal Weal.ness. de. are fully detehoped ; Part 11. eitntainv some' remarks oa err lain Female Complaints, in panic-tit .r Sterility Part 111. it mintier% Practical Observations 00 ~canal Debility. Self fors... and Mental irritation, with some interesting observe lions on t rgetal•le and animal life; in Part IY. is a Series of Cases Ehistratit a of the preceding soh:ler:4. explaining them In a fautillar manner, and the whole addressed to the Vont', and Maturity of both Sexes. Dy DOSS a:id Cu. Consulting Surgeons. London. Natura !testis Omnibus ease derlit. vi qui4 cognoverit Since hearse to all the fend of bliss supplies, ItsJrrpui appliration marks the wise. May he had at 40, Paternovter-row ; 59. Pall-Mall; 11. Plceadilly ; 16, Princes-strert. Soho; Fleet-4true:: 174. Fleet-street ; 40. West Smithfield : os, Cheer:Hr. Lon don; Stevenson and Co., Bork% and Co., Norwich : It. Deck. Ipswich; Berndt and Duffield, Bath ; Sheppard. Bris tol ; Hatt. l'antbrilf Ile:Idle,. Leeds; and at all Hook sellers.—Messrs. DOSS and Co. are to be consulted, as usual. every thy, at their house : and Patients in the Ct,tintr, are requested tut describe nitientely the case, enclosing a re mittance for Ad:ice and vilt:elt can he forwarded to any part of the World.—CUSS anti Co. M. R.C. Sat.- [realm il, RiNverie-street, Peri...4mA. Loudon. IfirIIDEN&S. S. }Jaynes, Liverpool, flour dealer. July 2, 3. 21, at the George Inn. Liverpool. Attorney. Mr. Williams, Liver pool; and Mr. Chester, Staple Inn. W. Downs, Chide, Chester, calico-printer. July 4. 5.21. at the Star Inn, Manchester. Attorneys. Messrs. Tindall and Varey. Manchester; and Mr. Chester, Staple Inn. B. Deane, }tickling. Norfolk, stiopLepor, June 22. 23, July 21, at the Castle Inn. Nlancrat. Attorneys, driers. Sewell and Blake, Norwich ; and Messrs. Tilbury and Langdale. Falcon-street, A Idersgate-slreet. J. Dean, Accrington, Lancaster. cotton-spinner. June 23. 20, Jul) 21. at the Star tun, 31anclsester. Attorney, Mr. Hadfield, Manchester. J. Croft. Kingston-upon-11n11, draper. June 23, 29, July 21. at the Albion Hotel, Manchester. Attorne y s. Ntrssrs. Appleby and Serjeant, Gray 's -inn-square ; and Mr. White head, Manchester. S. Holland. Hestial. lit USSeN. coal-merchant, June 26. 27. July 21. state White Hart, 1..-eyes. attorneys, Messrs. King and Gelb Lewes ; and Messrs. Smith, Gehl and Ro laws. New Itasiugliall-street. G. Hes, Great Draneld. York. grocer. June 11, 16. July 21. at the lied [jun Inn. Crest Dralield. Attorneys, Mr. Chilton. Chancery -lane ; and Mr. Jennings. Great Driffiel:!. J.P. Williams, Thomas-street. New Kant•road, slater, JusigiblS. July 21. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Jones. b. - ith-1114-`Chambeek. G. fboebridzr. Cheapside, ?allot...bine 19. 20, July 91, at ' attildella Attorney. Mr. Castle, ClerkenweA. V. r. Kirkwall. Deal, linen-draper. June 19. 23, July 21. at Usiddhall. Attorney, Mr. Bihar. King-street. Covent Garden. J. Turton. Roll's-buildings, Fetter-lane. turtle-. June It;. 23. July Yl. at Guildhall. Attorue)•. Nlessr-, Oriel an:! Leader. Finch-law, . . . U. Vorri. Percy-street. Bedfor.l-square. t!raler its music. Jane 16. 23. July 21. at tittilditall. Mr. Pike, New Boswell-court. Carey-street. Lincoln's-inn-fields. W. Board. Bristol. post-master. June r?. 23. Jut) 21. at the Resumer Tavern. Bristol. Attorneys. Nlessre. Pool,• and lireentield. tira)*s-inu-square ; aad Mr. Cornish. Bris tol. J. Paine, Wormwood-street. Hishortgate-street. smith. June 111. 23, July 21, at Giulia,'ll. Atturne), Mr. Gray, kialtele ad-road. M. Weston. litery-stable-lireper. June 111. Ilk Jiffy .21, at Guildhall. Attu' ar), M r. !Lauds. Lincoln's inn-firids. _ . It. B. and M. firookei, pi. ones. Jan* ilk 33. Jelv 'I, at tiro. Attorney. Mr. Young. Charlotte-row. S. Chapman. Ureenwirlt. Julia 10. 13, JOY 11. at Guild's'''. Attorney, ‘lr. Loiabaral-street. W. Fotter. Liverpool. aroeer. Jude d. 27. July 11. at the I;,,,rge lon. Liverpool. Attorne)., Mr. Clammy, I.iverpool ; au I Mean. Knight and Freentait. Ila.:ingh‘ll-street. Iteily. Southampton-row. Iliooassbary. emaa-mailliner. 23. July VI, at Guildhall, Atturne)a, Mums. Fairer and Muuday, Furnital'a Ina. June 30. J. Ranson, Union-street, Southwark Meer-- June 3 , i. G. Griffiths, eurcitor-street. jeweller—J Aw3o. J. Fiestetgen. jun. Wond-strert. Chau/slide. glass-daster— Jun* 10. J. Bateman and W. Colima. BLJrghn-atreak %% 1. ' 4 Snsituftell. hra,s-lo , :ndera—Juke A. kruse, L tglocheoutt. lir.gaJ-street. mere:mid --June 30, A Burnett. Lisle-atteet, WrAnaim.ter. calginet-maker—July & J. Warwick. Nt. Al bans. grocer—June 30. (i. Vlpond. Ludgate-hill. linen draper- June 341, W. 11. 17a pistil. %nod-street, Cheap aide. ale gagereltant —June 30. J. knight and T. Ashby, tiqugli--,p..trr, !atm) feather miuulicittrerA—Jaly 10. Taviur and J. stern., Liverpool, merchants—June 30. M. Wutworspeon. Liverpool, ,seeerliant—Jene 10. V. Plater. Edgware-road,eursaryckelir-June so. T. mas field. Halstead. grocer--July Y.. 1 Brows. York. wuollert-tirapt J u.:, 34.. It. Hemlock. Nuneaton. N omit lomirr. ouniteepk r-- JO) am' h. MitedelL 'Lanka. vitae-merchants—Jul) 4. 1. ItoJber.i. %afford. Lancashire. builder —June Al. T. jun. and J. D. Lubbren, Great W ineliester-street. merchants—Jul) 3. S. 1 11,bott. \ea -court, St. Swithrtr.• lane, nterehsnt—Jull S. F. Ilender,on. I, illilittr. merchant —July 3, It. Runcorn. Merehester. plumber—July 31. T. Boultra). 11)de, statiordshiee, fronnoaster—July 9U, II Slalf, Whitby. ICorkaigire. linen-draper—June 30. W. F. Wun.tgate. Tunbridge. banker—June 30. It. Fox, (irrat (preen-street, egine-merehant--Jul) b. R. Williams, ItirniMghaeu. entanist—July 3. W. and .1. C. W outfit-under-edge, Gloneustershire. clothiers - Jul) 4,.R. Racholuusew, Basildon. Berkshire, fanner. OrtiEe RAD FTIIN iv , it 110(1101' in 1 Town or Vnentry.—Mr. WELLS respectfully in forms the Public. hr coeditors to wive a liberal price for every deseription of FURNITURE. particularly where it is eishedto avoid the unpleasantness of selling by Auction on the premises, or where there is cot .unleirril to rual.e a sale, and dispense with the trouble and espresso ineadllstrthe re move' an.l sale of the same.— 130, Lotopaesto. All post let ters oust be paid. JfilltGESS anti NON, hying apprised of the fa nnmerons endeavours made by maul persons to impose n spurious article for their make. feel it incumbent upon them to request the attention of the Public in purchasing what they roloreive to he the original, to obs er v e th e name and the address corresponds with the above :—Cie general appearance of the spurious descriptions will deceive the unguarded. and for their detection. J. It. and Se. submit the follow inz cautiens:—some are in appearance at first sight " The Genuine." but without any name or al ht..s : some " lit nor•s's Essenre of Anchovies filS . % .• —and many more without address. JOHN 10. KtiESS & SON having been man% ears ho noured will, merit distinguished approbation. feel even sen timent of respect towards the Public. anti earnestly them to inspect the Labels previous to wiretil‘iitx wile I h. l conceive to be of their make. 'leech lite) hope %ill prelfellt lusm ditoppointmessts. 131. • K/lE` ts's NEW S AUCK, for general purposes tailing 'ken suety :met satisfaction, continues to b e prepi:ri .,ll„ them, and is reconionentied as a moat uselul and cett.trittent Since. Will keep good in all climates. Warehouse, 107, , corner of the Savoy-steps. London erns oat.;evaa VISR-11/11, cut *lllllllul s!.) FROM saii;iinArs LON 110. V •G. ihEri E. CROWN OFFICE. Joie 9. 1921. NEMBEIII ItIETIAINED TO SPIII%E IN TIIIII I.OL,EST TAR LIAMRST, Borough of 11nington.---1% ilitam Nlanni;oz. I: , i. of Condie flank. in the county of Kent, in the rooni .; George Finch Esq. who has accepted the Chiltern Ilutolreds. Commission in the Royal North Gloucester Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the I . 4 i t list } and c o mity n:i City of Gloucester, and the County and City of Bristol ; Walter Patil. F:sq. to be Major, vice the lion. Thomas Cocks. resigned. Commission in the East Battalion of Ooraetshire Local Mi iiii2,siened by the Lord Lieutenant uftheCounty of Dorset. Edward Iterk?ley Portman, jun. Esq. to be Cavtain. vice Robert t ew es. deceased. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Southampton. North Hants Yeomanry Cavalry.—John Irving, Moss, Esq. to he Adjutant. South Hants Yeomanry Cavalry.—John Fleming, Esq. to he Captain. Forditthridge Yeomanry Cavalry.—Andrew Hay. Esq. to be Captain. Commissions in the Corps of Coqnntstsle Rangers Yeo manry Cavalry. signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Northumberla. d. Captain Mini Atkinson to be Major rountn: nitint ; W. Lynn Smart, Esq. to be Captain. vice Atkinson. proilio!r.l; 11. CollingwoutlEsq. to beditto; G. !Inches i tie.A. to be Lieutenant, vice Smart promoted; W. 'Feuer:. tient. to he Cornet. Commissions in the East Kent Regiment of Yeomanry Ca valry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Kent. Cornet 0. Carter. to be lieutenant ; Osborn SnOul ten, Lieut. to be Cornet, vice Carter, promoted. 11‘,1111CRI/PTCY F.NL4I GEM J. Welsh, 11;0-11olbora, waster-mariner, from Jane 12 lu June 43, at Guilitsta:l. RANK PITY SUPERSEDED. J. Brown, Great Cambridge-street. Ilaclue)-roail, tim ber-oseretsaut. A VKKRI*IS7fI. IL and 1 Hall, Run-Wharf, Upper Thames-itreet. Ircll. merchants, to surrender Jane IS. Va, July 21. at tiny' t.i Attorney. Mr. Drake. Old Fish-street, Doctors'-enue U. Mover. Lower East Smithfield. oilman, June July at Attorne)s, Messrs. Lane aii,l Ben nett. Lan renee-Pountne -place. F. Franklin. Ixamingten Priun. Warwinei. surgeon. J.ine l& it July VI. at :be. Crown Inn, Warrick. Attoccrya, tr. Natl. Nen Itoswell-rourt, and A/:. P:i.tersou, Leausin3tou Priurz. CC.TIVICATES. JUNE 30. .1. Herding. Great IVinchroprsit cert. jeweller—W. Pratt. lisrs.singbass, dry:gist—J. N hit... tiotathsoptou-roes. Bac 'eh-square. d)er—T. 1.. Teased, ll:reason. Ease:. :elver its put-asters--,1. Dyer, Frussie Selwsassil, (iuudair. Cbtais?. Lanceshire. coltun.spiaser I. Nothan. Altred-plser. KJ:pesky:a. Glouraetershlre. mu s ic icast J. Ilorkin. Southampton. ship brilders-11. ilarley-street, Cat estliest-equare. upholsterer— . tileplieu-street, Totteulsam-c..urt -mew. gets builder. PA'!" $ mScfLVCD. W. fiher4er.l fteni 0. F4r rri4ron How-lane. Cheapvlie. leer Jesters-4i. troy sad K. kobin.on, Neirrrodie-wioni- Cyst". e ir.xeis—l . ennui sou K. Kent. Liverpopo;. —J. Lhoisisy a.id R. Ltud,a), N.): tit Shi groeris—R Finlander sad R. Mit.. 1r arm. Vork.nere, forrehaut.--.1. Bertr gnu J. Newton, 11sre.*Abury —lt. and N styli% Itur). St. Koltainids. !Wiwi., millers-- J. ita..;r3te ail W. Mor ena% aireraiaicas. aunmongers— it•rry au.. H. Lawton, stahry-bridge. aoto.i-vp;aners--J. and J. H. Robluion. Liverpool, taitors—P. D. Firmln and It. Lang dale. Strand, button-merclutats--J. Hull, jun. and C. V. Waller. Mitcham, Surrey, brewers—J. Bertinsltaw and J. Harlow, Stockport. cocoa-matufacturers—T. Blosani en') J. Perkins. Hinkley Leicestershire. wine merchant—W. Benson and F. Day. Leeds. woolosplers—Ci. and J. 11. aui: (i . J. Dettniar, Osborn-street. Whitechapel..nar refiners-- J. aad T. M. Marshall. East India Cnainbers, Leadeunail street, insurance brokers. AVER %GE PRICE oF CORN IN ENGLAND AND K Whent, Ztts. e, Wt. 3d.—Bar.e). 231. 9.1.—01 ti, 179. W.-110 1 11 1 , 2s s. 9.1.--Pease, 315. 1 iii—Oatsurs,, ISt. dd. The Average Price of Brown or Mugrovado Sugar. com puted (rum tar itezdrila made in the Wee: ending the oth day of Juue, I I, i.:f:fa. Id. per cwt. METEOROLOGY. The warm and genial iv - rather which we hailed so gratefuly the latter end of last week, has not continne4 lone in tills. On Weiln••silay a series of heavy shower- , commenced, which, thongli the mercury in the baro meter has heen rising since yesterday, has not hitherto terminated. The fill of rain that has taken place, is already greater than the average quantity ut tsar month ;of June and the consequence is a chilly atmoviiere, which is felt the more uncomfortable, on account of the delightful teinrratore to which it has been so suddenly contrasted. 'ibis ',turning about sun rise the thermo meter was so low as 4U. Strand, Jame 9. THERMOMETER. S I 11 BAROMETER. o'clock. o'clock. at night. June l 3, 5.... 56 00 54 . 29,96 . Fair .i, M. bl 63 59 ,71 I lion:1y :,, 1.... 57 70 60 .91 Fair 6 ; W.... 60 OD 57 33,00 Fair /. Tit ... 37 65 64 • 09,75 : Ptiowery 1 , , F.• .• • 30 54 46 .lio , Shoitry IU, 5..... . - .0.) 30 : ,93 Showery. Flo 1\ Gtk )4/(At Na .5096. Ii.4NT INDIA HOUSE, Jeer (I. 1R9.1. THE Cownl Qf Ilireetorn of th e Company f il.Werehasts of Ragland. trading to the East ladies yhreeby girt' Notice, T•n o t die. Quarterly General Court of the staid Company s prieted to he he'd et their !forme in Leedetihnil-street. • WIDNESDAT the 20 inst. is nude special for the pnrpose afreeeiving a report front the Committee appointed to in vent the East India Company's By-fAws, anti of conider ingeertain propositions therein contained ; for altering By- TN, n ip. I , see. 1. and for repealing esp. ipe .4 and tl, and for ordaining a By-lotw instead of those used to be repealed. J OsEl l ll DART, Neerrtary. N il.) --7 1' 1,116 ! ! —a , tioa Prin.', including TWO PitlZEki £*lo.loo gut all be drawn 14th This Month (June.) Every Chance b o eglit between tlith May and 14th J ene will be decided 14th ow. No FIXED Pit !ZEN !—%O Evert . Tweet catensingly,each deciding its own fate and no other. The nails are issued in Chances of Tickets. Hakes, quotern , Eig;dlis and Sixteenths, which are now selling t n j. and J. la I EW ft MDT, the l'ont rectors. 37, Co rnhi II ; ti. Holborn ; and St 3, Haymarket; and by his Agents is the cavalry. J. an d J. , II Eli RICHT sold in the Drawing which tl ok ptsci the lilt.. No. 1.44 ti. a Prize of 14,000. and several aillor Capitals. And several 121,000 and /20,tellt Prisssis nista* four _ months. _ 1110 4 ESTY IN 1101.11011 N. It L yiXON, GM Al and CO. respect fulls. announce, the y have OPENED the sparlons PIIEMIRFS lately oces pi e j by Messrs. 1101:1.0110KE and l'o., in a style hither to ealasoza in that part of the Nletrt.polis. Their Stock is lb times more eNtensive than any other house in that street, ~repricesb ar not the smallest comparison with the re sider asses& made in that ne4Jihourliood. even for the Best Inferior roods. Those Ladies who have regularly pa tronised High Holborn, will feel great p.easure in being Ilk to select The very best of goods on tile lowest terms, ad without one farthing abatement. The variety consists cheery article generally sulil by first-rate Linen-drapers, 11111-ilemr:. 11,,siers and Glovers. and from the liberal View on which Etc whole will be ci.ntliieteil, it is justly Mimed the New Concern may he wont hy of public atten *rm.—Elegant long Shawls, of the largest size. are selling et*. each, and in every fancy colour at ;Aka. ; Damask Table Cloths, large and handsome patterns, at 9s. od. each. 10 quarters lug ; and full three yards lung at 14s. ; Dresses, in every colour, richly flounre4l. dm. 6d. each, and worked Robe Dresses. at Ss. 9d. ; real la& Nankeens. 3s. Y.I. the piece. and bet:Oiled Jacconets, eseemlingly fine, at Is. a yard: excellent Fernitures. Is. • y ard, aid rich coloured ground Chintzes. full ell-wide, at Is. 14.1. tot colaared Linings, (Id. a yard, and ell-wider, at 9d : rich kited and plain tiros dr Naples ; Satins and Irish Poplins : Italian Nets, at lid.:► y sill. and Hue India Dunks, at 6d. Whit.; with excellent Flu 'attire Dimities. at 51d. a yard. PA Those Ladles who once stake a purchase of Irish Was. will unipseritionably return a second si me ...._ll o . don sad Waves of every description.-011, 114rIt I lolborn. AN1;I:(, 4 1 ,\N, ST. CLEM Es . rs, STN tNI). MINERAL. OFFICE. F4llfßii*Fl.l.lNO AND CON KEYING PARCELS AND NIF.RCIIANDIZE. THE following MAILS and other COACHES go frost the above Inn : Fads Royal Mail, rks Dover,Tnesday and Friday Nights, tltwe!ye. Portsroolith and Gosport Mail, through Gorltdming. *afield. and Portses, even Evening at a quarter past 7, and Sunday , at half past (I. On its arrival a packet sails to the 1 , !t• orWlittit, to etiovey pasm 7 nizer.: nod parcel/4: and a Malt Coach sets off to Chichester, through Drayton, Ilavant, Emirs ritth, Ile. Gloucester Mail. through Henley. Oxford, and Chelten ham, ever: Evening at* quarter-past 7, and Sunday at halt pact 0. Dover ond Canterbury Mail, throrigh Gravesend. Chat ham, and Faversham. every evening at a quarter past 7, and Sunday at half past 6. F Canterbury . , passengers and par eels are conveyed to Drill. Margate. ißamsgate, Sands' ich. &e.; and from Dolor, parcels are conveyed to Folkstone. tlandieste, II y the, Ditncluirch, Romney. and I.) dd. Milford Maid, through Carmarthen. 1.13,11100 and Haver fordwest, every evening at a quarter-rasa 7, and Sunday at half-r sat ft. Bath and Bristol Post Conch, to carry only four inside, through Reading, Illarthorongh. Caine, and Chippershans. every Nlorning at a (insider -pail 6. Bath and Bristol light Post Conch, every afternoon at 3. Rath light Post Coach. in two days, to carry four inside. through Maidenhead. Reading. Marlborough. Devizes, and !Waikato's). Monday, Wednesday , and Friday Mornings at 9. This Coach is chiefly intended for the accommodation ul Famil;es. Itlsallds, &c. olio cannot undergo the fatigue of such a distance in one day. Brighton light Post Conch, through Reigate and Cuck ield, every storming at S. Chei!enham Original Post Coach, to in side, through Henley and 00'111 , 1, every Morning at 7. Chichester. Hognor, moil Petworth Post-roach. Monday, Wednesday. and Friday Mornings. at a quarter before 7. Moser mitt Canterbury Light Post-cuaeh, every Evening at half-past 3. Ditto, every Morning at half-pact 6. Gotlalming, mid Guildford Telegraph Coach. through Epsom. Lelitherkend. Clandon and Horsley, 'Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings nett). through Kingston. Ditton. Cobham. and Ripley, on lloattiv, Wednesday. and Friday - Mornings. at 10. Healey Coach through Maidenhead. every Afternoon at I, Sttaday excepted. Littfetiamptoti, Arundel. and Petworth Coach, Tuesday, Ilier,day. and Saturday Alorninzs, at half-past 7 . Margate, Itantsgute. Deal. Sandwich, and Broadstairs light Post-cearhes. every Morning sod Evening. Oxford Light Post-coach, through Henley, r&c. every Morning at 7. Portsmouth new and elegant light Post-coach. the Regu lator, to carry only four inside. through Kingston, Guild ford, Peterstield, and Portsen. every Morning at S. Coaches from Portsmouth to Chichester. on the arrival of the Mail, through Ene.worth. erotism. &c. to Bognor. Salisbury Portal-coach, to carry only four inside, through Maims. Basingstoke, W hilehureh, Andover, rte. every Morniti. , at 7. Ti washury Foist-coach, through Oxford and Chelten ham. Morning at 7. strousiwater Coach (removed from the Bull and Mouth.) through Abingdon. FarillgliOn. and cirereester. Tuesday. l'hersilay and Saturday Mornings at a quarter before 7. Wnllingferd and Wynn ge Coach, through Maidenhead. Nettlebed. and Harwell, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Morning at 7. NORTHERN COACHES. York. Newcastle. and Edinburgh Coaches. and to all parts of the North, every Morning. at a quarter past S. Manchester, Latten,ler, Kendal. Rochdale. Huddersfield. Bradford. Leeds, Ilallifax, Rotherham, Sheffield, and Nor wich Coaches. Daily. CARR lERS—To Twickenham, Brantford. and I sieworth, every Monday, Wednesday. Friday - . and Saturday. E %NIES and Co Proprietors. Parcels and Package, are safely and eapeditiodsly eon saved from this Inn to CS ery City, 'Town, Village, and Cciantry Seat in the hollowing Counties. vit. :--Berks, Bucks, Cornwall, Devon, Dorset. Hants, tlereford, Gloucester. Kent, Oxford. Serreriet. Rt!rre‘ . . Sjiielt, Wilts. Worcester, south Walei, all parts of the Is!.' of Wight. Jersey, Guern sey, and all parts of France : And to all Parts of the North. '.• Take police, that no package, eontaining glass. china. Watches. plate, cash, or Rank note.!, however small the valve, will he accounted fur, if lust or damaged: aor any other parcel or passenger's Negate, of more than M. value. unless speetfiad as such when delivered at the Ogee and paid for arcordinglY lei Neat Prot-chaises, &c. at the shortest notice. ,•• ~.. PRicz t`EVIIN ISNCE. .1 dVOI . ELTY IN LIWISLrITION, ALARMING TO TOPERS. • [From the New York Mercantile Advertiser. May B.] AN ACT CONCERNING THE £CTATZ OF HABITUAL DRI:N. KAn DP, PASSLD MARCH 16, 1521. Be it enacted by the people of the state of New York, represented in Senate and .Iseembly, That it shall be and hereby is declared to he !enrol for the court of chancery of this state, to► exercise • jurisdiction and power in regard to the estates of persons who shall 1w incapable of conducting their own affairs in eonsequeuce` of habitual drunkenness, similar to the jurisdiction and power exercised by that coort in regard to the estates of lunatics : Pnwided, 'that the costs of any proceeding upon a petition to the chancellor in regard' to the estate• of any person who shall be incapable. of conducting is •wn affairs in consequence of e t ch drunkenness, in case the inquisition be traversed, shall not exceed the sum of twenty-fire dollars; and in case snob inquisition shall foot be traversed, such costs shall nut exceed the sum of Aileen dollars. And be ft/kr/her marled. That it shall and mat• lei• lawful for the oveiseer or overseers of the poor of are city or town within this state, anti they are hereby re quired, whenever they discover any person or persons to be Is 'biota] drunkards, whose property may be er.- slang. red by means of sreh drunkenness. to make An application to the court of chancery for the exercise of po`.s cc jurisdiction aforesaid ; and it such drunkard shall not possess property sufficient for Isis or her support, tench memo r or overseers may 41soignate and describe such drunkard, and require, by wri:ing, to he signed by him or them, all and wort• ererrhan•. •!is tiller, store-keeper. grocer. tavern keeper, orother drake in spirituous lionoas, within their respeetive cities sr towns, not to NM' or 11,11, moiler :toy pretence, spirit n, liquors to any such drunkard ; and il, af.er the service of such notice, any such person ter perup< shall know ingly gitc or sell, to any way or manner, spirituous 'd eplore to AM' such drankartl, except by the direction or on the rertificste of a regnitrly licences! physicist., that the sante is necessary for the precert ation 4.r te merry of the health of such drunkard, he, she or 1:,,F shall forfeit and pay for every otfe•nee, the seem of ten dollars, to be recovered by the overseers of the poor of the several cities or towns, or either of them, for the use and noponet of !Le poor of such city or town. .4ad it be larti:er (warted, That if any person. desig nated and described as Aforesaid, shall consider himself aggrieved, Of injured thereby, he may apply to Ally du:- tire of the Poorest( such city or town, who •hall imme diately give noti.•e in writing, signed Icy ' , be gamier , or overseers, of such applicatioti, sh 411 s o name a time anti place when sod where the parties shall moo for the trial of the Met of such d rnul ro ',e.g. anal shall also issue a venire to any constable of sae% coy or town, requiring bias to cause to come before the s del Jostler, Al the said! time and plase, not less than niter nor more than twelve repatahle freeholders s.f mice, city or town, any six of a buns being ballotted for and aino-sr shall be sworn well and truly to try the matter in difference between such person and the overseer or over. seers af.wesaid : and if upon investigation and due proof on both sides, if offereil, the said persons thus ballotted for shall say that in their opinion steels person is an le t blood drunkard, the said Justice swill entry socla dr eier/slim, in a hook to lee by hint provided; which de claration or an attested copy thereof, shall bre,etestslered primes facie evidence of the fail ice all places 4:141 courts nut• action between the soperl low prosecuting for the recover, of any penalty agaieist such persim as afore ; hot if the said six persons sins!! declare such per son not to be an habitual dremleard, the said jostice shall Also enter the same, and award ant direct to the appli cant such costs against thee said overseers as are iisnal in trials by jury on summons issued against the• defendant, it Inds rusts shall be paid by such over:cers. And brit further enacted, That if at any time there after, theaverseers of the poor of stile city or town shall be seistied thst such dm: dated has reformed and bre:uuee• sober, they shall, on the application of such person, re voke %mil notice as aforesaid. .4a4 be it fm.-ther tno , ttd, That the espe n ••e of prose coring snits directed ley this act, or elrt.•edinq me any such application as aforesaid, in the event of failure, shall be borne and defrayed by the overseers of the poor of Ilse several relies and towns ; the account tarretel, and of the soy ral owes seers of the poor, superv i sors and jetstire.. in granting licenses, shall he an :steel and al lowed es th. either expenses Of Midi city ur town me audited and allured. P.IRIVY OP Sr. ANDREW, HOLBORN. (). Friday a Meeting of the Inhabitants of the above Parish wa• is:•ld in the vestry of the Church, for the put. pow of taking into consideration the re , -ent Acts of Parliament palmed fur the Enlargement and Building of . Cbureitee, as they may affect that parish, and the adopt ing each measures thereon as assail appear expedient ; and on other affairs. At tatter o'clock the Chair was taken by the Rev. Mr. lieresford, the !lector, who opened the business of the day by rea.iintr the Requisition. lie recommended unanimity arid good humour; enlarged on the utility of the measure before them ; and recommended a patient hearing to every gentleman who should address them. The Minutes of a Meetiaw held on the 25th of May were then read by the Vestry Clerk, and carried unani ii.otislv by the Meeting. SIr.BEAUCHAMP then rose and addressed the Meet intr at consitlerabie length. He observed, that a parish up , eargis of 311,0011 inhabitants required ate. other Cliiireti being built in the district. He conceived that the wito:e expense of building it would not exceed 20,0041/, 10,01:111. of which would he paid by a Parlia mentary grant to the Parish—(Applause)—which, un the whole, would nut amount to more than ss. for each person. He then proposes' a series of Resolutions, in fortlieranre of the objects of rite Meeting. The tirat Resolution recommending the building of a new church was 4econdetl, and about to be put, when Mr. Ila !Anis . tY rose, and argued on the unnecessary evpense which would, for a series of years, he entail's' ~n the v Irish by the erection of a new Cli:irch. He re marked that,consitlering the great borthens which the parish hail already to contend with, themes:Awe should not he entertained at present~ lie concluded by op- posing the Resolotion in all its bearings. The R-sointions was then put, but lost by an ina- Meilit• ; as were all the others. After much discussion, in which Messrs. Fearon, Cable, Tar , ler, Pontifex, and others, joined, all the indigo agr eed to adjourn the Meeting to this day ee'n• night. • The Defence transport, nn 6cr passage from Cork to Malta, %%ills part of the 18th regiment on board, was strdck by lightning, an I nine peopie, who were on deck, were thrown down by the shoe*, two of doors were killed, one died shortly afterwards, and two were left at the Malta Hospital in a danierons st.►te.