The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-06-20 00:00:00

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Coert of Proprietors Wadies Tea Shares sod summit the capita Stock of this Cowpony. will he Wire et this Holm. es Wwisesday the Altit of July test, Ihe the of electing Two Diree tors le the room or shod of Albion Cos. Iraq., who has rosigsed, lad illtsams Cobb. Sq. dreamed. ins. HURT. Secretary. N. B. The Rabat Robe ammesaat at illsosa, sod elms at Three o'Cloelk precisely. This day was published. is ilbso. prim is. ed. boards. B UIDDYN, a W ELM. NATIONAL Tats. Wog the Fkid of a Series. Hy W. S. WICKENDEN. the Bard of the Forest. Published by C. Chip*, Royal Library, Pall-Mall ; of wham say be had, by the same Author. COUNT GLARUS of SWITZERLAND, interspersed withsore pisses of Poetry, I vol. Oro. price 7s. This PORN was wee spokes of is the Osatlimies's sod Maaildy blagaslass. Moe. Rasta al or the Presaltesce of Pulliam, a Tale. Mao. the isigis, of She Vatted liagioss et bead. Kis& Ike. lie. lisseLvss UNANIMOUSLY, THAT the Thanks of this Court be giros to Sir Irv. Let 0%. Esigkt. tete Aliisrsiss ado Ward o f ts, for kin regular stisseisses se/ WW2 this Siert ; leis wise, sigilmst. nee millidelim et Issekss; kis ssassagt.essi. iss fr =sar. o rgy sad prosperity of his Fellow Citizens, sad his 1.001- ableattsebotent to the Laws anti Liberties of his Country. WOODTHORPE. Classes in the Bill called the Police Bill, for tile more effectual administration of the Mice of a Justin of Peace its and near the metropolis ; and for the more effectual prevention of depredations en the River Thames &edits vioinity. Peasky fee 4reekiwg. te. Peekages, with an Went iMt the smateetemest is apillal And whereas for the purpose of increasieg facility of depredation, it bath been &cosmos pm/stiff MARY ea COVETED , \ll. a Novel, traindated from the Frani of Madame la Cointesse de • • • • by Mn. Clarke, u;th a FlNtfaee, e. by Miss Seeger, Pries 3s. ad. sutra boar* , Also, lately Published, The IvaLtax Dett Juan. or Memoirs of the Devil Sufi pond, the Brigand of the Appeals's, Is. boards. Raat.Osaec : or the Legend of Rosamond, by Mrs. hams, 4 vein Mao. price 445. boards. The Tacna CocnvEei, a Talc ttf Instructlou and Ames.- meet. by the Author of the Blind Child. price 3s. ad. boards. The Extut or POLAND. from the French of Madame St. Ange, 3 vols. lei. Si. boards. In the Preis, and shortly will be published, The Start?' VranetNo. a New Novel. In two handsome Votemes,..lihtvo. by Edward Rail, F.sq. of Norwich. for tl►e Benefit of WIDOWS ROFEBSIONAL MEN to the LAW ASSOCIATM FAMILIES of Ketropolis and vielaity. PRESIDENT. n o Net Hoe. Lord ELDON, Lord High Chancellor. TREASURERS. JOSEPH KAYE. Esq. DANIEL MOOR E. Esq. The Asalversary Dingier will tale place at the Freemasons' Imes, on Thersday, June 41 Sir JAMES GRAHAM. Rart. M.P. in the Chair. STEWARDS. John )ohm. Ambrose Humphreys. Join Blast. Wm. Gila Hunt. Wiliam Rosin. I Thomas G. Knapp. Tawas FL Budd. Alexander Lamb. TMasas Carr. Thomas Lane. Charles Grua. Germain John Graham. William I.e Blanc. W. Green. Thomas Platt. Francis Gregg. John Teesdale. James flail. Jobe Whishaw. Edward Horton. CHARLES MURRAY. Secretary. Tickets, Ills. Dinner at Hat-past Five precisely. 'I'ITNESS PARR, near WINDSOR.—To be LRT A. for the remainder of a Term eadins the 3d of Jane, 1043, with • probability, if desired, of a renewal of the Lease.—This beautiful spot consists of a singularly hand some Cottage House, with rooms of large dimensions. and oat-ogees of every description, with large Gardens sod Hot-imams. standing hi • Park of 100 Acres. imr•ediatel) a4olulag Windsor Great Park. and sear the Village of Sa ,, - Wag Hlll. The whole is in perfect °rd.•r, and from the ex traordinary beauty of the place, expellent neighbourhood. and contiguity to London, It is a most desirable residence. For Tickets to view. and terms. apply to Mr. Wakefield, Land Surveyor, No. 34, Pall-Mall. among persoits soncerned in the landing and woos housing of merchandise from oa board skips Rai vat. sels in the said river, wilfully to injure and promoto the opening and breaking of casks, bags, and other pac .. kages, and the spilling of their contents t far me- medy thereof, be it further enacted, that if any person employed in the landieg 9/warehousing of any goods. or any other person, shall wilfnlly or through cul pable negligence or carelessness, eau e or seat, or Ile concerned in causing or snfferEg to be broken: bruised. pierced, started. cut, turn, or otherwise in jured, any cask, box, chest, bag or other package, roatalning or being designed and prepared for EXECUTORS and ADMINISTRATORS.— li The and intrieste regulations required to be complied with by Executors and Administrators under the last Stamp Act. Induced Mr. GEORGE RING, in th- %ear 1917. (who for 14 years had been actively ermaged in i)oe tors'-coasenons,) to establish an OFFIVE for the parrose of affording thews information and assistanee in all matters con nected with the duties of so Executor or Administrator, re covering probate• and administration duty when overpaid in estimating the effeeta, or by reason of.lebts paid out of the estate. paying additional duty where requisite. ant prepar ing and passing legney and annuity receipts, and residuary accounts, Lc. at the Legacy Duty Office. Mr. Ring begs to assure those who met eonfide in him the tran..letion 4,1' bu siness that it shall be performed with promptitude ant fide lity, at a moderate charge. References for integrit%. Re. to persons of the highest respcetability.—t, Bartholomew -lane. Royal Exchange. TUESDAY Ammrs 64Zerrs. The King King has been pleased to approve of the appoint ment of Lord On ydir to exercise the office of Lord Great CliamAgain of England. as Deputy to the ;tight Honour able ills Barbara Elisabeth Baroness Willoughby. of Breathy% end Georgina Charlotte. Marchioness of Cisolanon dele). elphrirecri of the said office. The l e ng has been pleased to present the Rev. Antler Henry any. Doctor of Di% laity, to toe Rectory of Saint Ohne in the Roroegh of Sotithwar'4, vacant by the resig netion g the Rec. William Greene. Toe King has been pleased to present the R.'s. Thomas Praiser to the Church and Parish of Invent.... ; an I the Rev. Doctor John Lee to the Cannoneste l'!otr , h f.f i.: Bidwell. The ling has been pleased to grant tart's Ar. Arthur Duff the of sad place of Keeprr of the 11.-4..;..r if hieti.ihes. a ithin the SherilTdi•ms of Erin. Forces. an I Nairn; nail Mr. David Shaw the office and place of Keeper of the Sra.siors for the shire of Ayr. NSTITUTION for the CURE cad PREVENTION l of CONTAGIOUS FEVER in the Metropolis.—APO THECAßY.—The °flee of APOTHECARY having be come VACANT, swell Gentleness as intend to ofer them selves as CANDIDATES are laionited that the Committee will meet at the Freemasons' Tavern, Great Slimes-street. on Friday next. the 22d instant, at three precisely, to receive testimonials and appoint the day of Election. The Apothe cary must he unmarried, and will have to reside at the lipase of Recovery, and devote his time to the institution. Further information may be obtained at the House of the Institution, St. Pencras-road, near the Turepike ; sad of the Secretary, No. U. John-street, Bedford-row ; of whom may be had the Nineteenth Report of the loslitutiou, just rehashed, with the Pisa, &e. ESSENCF: OF SHRIMPS. Tinto Mr. David Shaw the office and place of Keeper of the FROM the increasing tletna nil of this much atl- Regi" of ! " 1- ' 43 " for the shire :h r. mired Sauce for all sorts of Fish, de. it has induced WAR-OFFICE. it %a IR. the Proprietor. 11F.NRY POWELL. at his WholeolleOil 2tl Regi ment of Dragoon Guards —Captain C. Pace, from and Italian Warehouse. Y. Newgate-street. (where the . the } out. to be Captain. vice Gamble. who exchanges. Trade ma) be .applied with this and all other Genuine .. 3d Regiment of Foot Guards—Lcutessant-Colonel W. H. Sasses, Pickier. de ) to return his rest grateful aekoo•- a!ey c tit .: (rota the 47 . th _E z o r o s t . , to be Captain of a company, lodgments to the Public for their kind patronage. and at Ike same time begs leave to acquaint them that it is sold by all I" ! ton, *11""1"1" flth eel:tient of Foot —Lieutenant J. Crawford, to be Cap- more Oil and Italian Warehouses in London. and by on or purchase, vice Lodder. who retires. more respectable epos' Is et try town throughout the tail . United Kingdom. itto—Lieu!, W. Pude. to be Captain, by purchase. vice e, who retires. Observe, none II Keettiee unless sigeed.e o Diontore and itto—Lieutenant-Colonel W. Cotton, from the dei Boa," sad the Proprietors' seal on the j: irk. wards, to be Lieutenant-Colossi, vim kleyriek, who ** -4 ,lellkudeautorcertama. and swan{. it I.Bt‘ealagli e•anneaded fey shipping, as It Is warranted he as ajar F. Brew, iso be Quarter-Naas- climate. ter, trice norm deceased. -- - - bl‘t Ditto—Brevet Major J. Campbell. to be Major. by IJONESTY IN HOLBORN. purchase. vice Thwaites, who retires ; Lieutenant J.Fia- monck. to be Captain. by purchase. site Campbell. Fla- NIXON, GRAHAM and CO. respectfully announce, 011th Ditto—Captain H. B. Gamble, from the 2d Dragoon IN they bass OPENED the spacious pßEMsrat lately Guards, to be Captain, vice Paget, who exchanges. occupied by Messrs. Hot - to unknown in that part of the Metropolis. Their Stock is Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County six times more 'shuttlee than any other house in that street, of Sussex. and the prises bear not the smallest comparison with the re- To be Deputy Lieutenants—Sir C. R. Blunt, Bart. ; Sir gular demands made in that neighbeerhood, even for the J. She ll ey, B art.; S i r G. H.F. B er k e l ey . K.C.H. ; Esquires. most Inferior goods. Those Ladles who have regolarle pa- W.C. Nlebbott, J. A. Dalrstriple.ll. Shilfner, T. Woodward. tronised High Holborn. wilt feel great pleasure la being 1. %Posen. J. King, (1. Parhill, J. Dorrien, R. Parker, R. able to select the very best of goods on the lowest terms. Burnett, E. R. wugden. W. Roe, C. Raker, J. Baker. G. B. and without one farthing abatement. The variety Consists sat th, E. Mich. J. T. Deubuz, J. Darby. R. !roe ter, of esery article generally sold by brat-rate Linen-drapers. R. Prime, J. Bent. J. P. !'hares, 0.11. M. Wagner, S. Te )•- Silk-mercer'. Hosiers and Glovers. and from the liberal I ,, rd, jun.. D. Rowland, F. P. bedingteid, 11. B. Curtei•, R. system on which the whole will be eondoeted, it is justly Davenport. tl at._ Trade ANGEL INN, ST. CLEM EN I 'S, STRAND. GENERAL OFFICE. FOR TRAVELLING AND CON. VEYINO PARCELS AND SIERCHANDIZE. VILE following MAILS and other COACHES Parts Royal Nall, rid at twelve. Portsmouth and Gosport Mall, through Godalialag, Pe tersSeld, and Port,ea, every Evening at a quarter past 7, and Sunday at half past 6. On its arrival a packet sails to the Isle of Wight, to cavey passengers and pave& aad a Mail Coach sets off to Chichester. through Drayton, Havant, Erasworth, &c. Gloueetter Mall, through Henley. Orford. and Chelten ham, every Evening at a quarter-pact 7, and Sunday at half past 6. Dover and Canterbury Mail, through Gravesend, Chat ham. and Feversimm, every wining at a quarter past 7, and Sunday at half past 6. FrouiCanterbury. passengers andpar eels are conveyed to Heal, Margate, Ramsgate, Sandwich, Ike.; sad from Dover, parcels are conveyed to Folkston, Sandgato, Ilytbe, Dime Lurch, Romney, and Lydd. Milford Mail, through Carmarthen, Ilandilo and Haver fordwest, every eveuing at a quarter-past 7, and Sunday at half-past 6. Bath and Bristol Post Coach, to carry only four through Reeding. Marlborough, Caine, and Chipiieuhano, every Morning at a quarter-past 6. Bath and Bristol light Post Coach. ev cry afternoon at 1. Bath light Post Coach. in two days. to carry four inside. through Nlaidenhesd. Reading. Marlborough. Devises. and Melksham. Monday, W ednesday. sod Friday Mornings at 9. This Coach Ls chiefly intended for the accommodation of Families. Invalids. fie. who =soot undergo tbe fatigue of sarh a distance in one day. Ittightou light Post Coach, through Reigate and Cock every Morrning at S. Cheltenham Original Post Cott+, to carry only four in side. through Henley and Ozford. Morning at 7. Cuiehester. Hanoi.. and Petwo r r t trl'ost-coach. Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Moraines. at a quarter before 7. Dover and Canterbury Light Post-coach, every Evening at half-past 5. Ditto. every Morning at half-put 6. Godslming, and Guildford Telegraph Conch. through Epsom. Leatherhead, Claadon and Horsley, Tuesday, Thursday. and Saturday Moraiogs at 10. Ditto, through Kingston. Hilton. Cobham. and Ripley. on Monday. Wednesday. and Friday Morning., at 10. Henley Coach through Maideabud, every Afteruoon at I, Rsnday excepted. Littlehampton. Arundel. and Petworth Coach. Tuesday. Thursday, and Saturday Morniags, at half-past 7. Margate, Ramsgate, Deal. Sandwich, and Broad.tairs lieht Post-reaches. every Morning and Evening. I,htiord I.:ght Post-coach, through Heuley. itc. every Morning at 7, Portsmouth new and elegant light Post-Mach, the Regu lator, to curry only four tastes, through Kingston, (Judd ford. FreerifieW, sad Portsea, every Morning at P. Coaches from Portsmouth to Chichester, on the arrival of the :;trough Emsworth, Cusham. &c. to Bognor. Salisbury Por.st-coach, to carry only tour inside. thr.sugh Staiset, Basingstoke, Whitchurch, Andover, Le. every Morning at 7. Tewkesbury Poast-roaeh, through Oxford and Chelten ham. e'er! Morning at 7. Ktronisvrter Coach (removed from the Ball and Slre.Olt.) thrash Abingdon, Faringtion. and Cirencester. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Mornings at a quarter before 7. Wallingford and Wantage Coach, through Maidenhead. Nettiebed. and Harwell, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday M?rrings at 7. NORTHERN COACHES. York. Newcastle, and Edinburgh Coaches, and to all parts of the North, every Morning. at a quarter past S. Manchester, Lancaster. Kendal. Rochdale. Huddersfield, Bradford. Leeds, Hallifax, Rotherham, Sheffield, and Nor with Coyote., Daily. Sheffield and Rotherham post roach. milled the Rocking ham. every morning at eight, and the Nelson at Nine- Sonde/420d, Stockton, and tiara coach. every morning. to the George Inn. Sunderland. CARRIERS—To Twickenbam.Brentford. and Isleworth. every Monday, Wedronolay. Friday. and Saturday. EAMES and Co. Proprietors. Permit and Packages are safely and el:porditiuulti con veyed from this Inn to every City. Town, Villa/Ile, and Cltantrw Sett In the lolowing Cantles.. ix.:—Berke. Buck.. Cornwall, Devon. Dorset. Hants. Hereford. Oloweester. Kist, Oxford. Soo:erste, Surrey. S 'saes. Wilt*. Woreeuter *not* Wider. ail parts of the Isle of Wight, Jersey. tlnern vey, mid all parts of France ; and to all Parts of the North. e• Take notice. that no package. containing glass. 1 " 461111 . pinto, cash, or Bank notes. however stoat) the autt will he accounted Ow. If lost or damaged; nor any Woo pews) or passengitr's luggage, of mum* than 41. val re, unistea speeilted at such when delivered at the OGoe wad ?old for scoorii-,ply *4 Nye: Pt a:- clici4v. Ate. at tbst shr:rtest notice. 4 __.~- six times more extensive than any other house in that street, and the prises bea► not the smallest comparison with the re gular demands made in that neighboarbood, even for the most inferior goods. Those Ladles who hare regidarlv pa tronised High Holborn. wilt feel great p:eastire in being able to select the very best of goods on the lowest terms. and without one farthing abatement. The variety Consists of every article generally sold by brat-rate Linen-drapers. Silk-mercers. Hosiers and Glovers, and from the liberal system on which the whole will be eondoeted, it is justly presumed the New Concern may be worthy of public atten tion.—Elegant Long Shawls, of t►e largest size, are selling at 2frs. each, and in every fancy colour at Ws. ; Damask Table Cloths, large and handsome patterns, at 9.. &l. each. Sill 10 quarters long : and full three yards long at Its : I fashionable Chintz DCC .is every colour, richly Sonnet& at Its. ed. each, and worked Robe Dresses. at 3s. 9d. ; real India Nankeens, 3s. Ittl. the piece. and beautiful Jacconets, exeredingly fine, at Is. a yard: excellent Furnitures. Is. a y a rti. sad rich coloured ground Chintzes, full ell-wide, at Is. &I. : last esloured Linings. Od. a )ard, and ell-wides. at 9d ; rich figured and plain Gros de Naples ; Satins and Irish Poplins : Italian Nets, at Is. 6d. a yard, and fine India Books, at &I. and t I. ; with excellent Furniture Dimities, at .'4d. a yard. P.S. Those Ladles who once make a pureha.e of Irish Linens. will unquestionably return a seeentl time. —Ho siery and Gloves of every description.-294, High flolborn. COMMERCIAL-11 41.1. WINE COMPANY. (ESTABLISHED IN TNT I EAR 1! 4 (1t 1 ) No. 10. SKINNER-STREET. And No. 310. OXFORD-STREET. I.ONDIN. THE COMMERCIAL-HALL WIN COMPANY solicit the favour of the Public Attention to their very atm can I`RICI.I of Wines and Spirits. Pan DOZ. Port wine, of full Body and tint' Fla tour 34, Ditto. light Body Sis Old Sherry Fine Old Bueellas, of fell Body Do. light, from the Hock Grape . . . ISs Excellent Lisbon Fine Old Madeira. fia voure.l Tenerife Do. Curioaslv fine high flavoured West India Madeira Creaming Champagne 76s Sauterne. the Guest • • aft Bargee. do. Claret, second Growth 6os Do. first Growth, of 1813 Vint .......... Pp ooz. PINTS. all the Genuine Nine of the Vlasa;te of 19(ht 30s Constantla of like Qua- lily. and of the Vintage of 1804 GILL. Fine Cordial Oin .. Ps. Od. Old Jamaica Rum.. 144. Old Cnirniae Brandy. Pine tpple Rain, and Holland. The COIIMEIteIAt. If Sli Vast: Cossramv also rerotn mend the following CORI)1- 11.4. which are prepared io the superior Ma.iner of the Alartielque Liqueurs : PER CAtE or 10 BOTTUM. Noyeaw Rouge et Blanc As Shrub prepared with the finest limes and Plue rape Madeira.. . lOs & 21s Red Cape Rurcendv. the Nest and only Parcel ever imported wises is ;soon. Ness Port per Pipe .f(l3 Old Ditto. iherries 1 1 Cape Nladeiras Apples Brandy Bitters Peppermint Cordial Clove Brands 334 Cases eontnining 13 Bot tle.. in equal Proportions of Brandy Bittern. Peppermint Cordial. and Close Bran 3es. the Cu,. \glean and ftfirnh ran only be sold in eases of not less than 10 Bot- tles. !FR 111011 Molina.) . Madeira. of the most drlieioas Pla soar. and warranted Sparkling or Creaming Coekagee (')der.6s. 61 per doz. 34. Ail. per doe. pints ; *dd. per ettlion. foil List of the Compan)'s Wilma. containing the par. tit-Wars ofCrusted Ports. tr.on 3 to ID 'ears In Hattie. or all thr fisonrite Boas It-ieiro. Rorie. and other tiost-rate Fla %otir.. gest India Sherries, Maile4rait. tte. easy be W. appl)int to the Compaa). or their .Igc:§i4. cc twine,. i'heisea Endfield. Camden-Town ... 1•. Hslstesol. t;reenwiels J. T. roams. 1.00 Stn .4. Tottearatu - ~.~-- ... tVKRCPTIP. E. Renaud. Birmingham, whip-maker, to surrender Jnne 26, 17. July 31, at the Woolpack Inn. Birmingham. At forums, Messrs. Jennings and Bolton, Elm -court, Temple ; aril Mr. Gem, Birmingham. T. Savryer. Ramsgate. chemist. Pale 2.2. 39, July 31. at Aftorne)s, Messrs. 1 uung and Hughes, St. Mil dred's-court, Posit? rs . J. Fox. Dartmouth, ship-owner. .Inne 26. 17. July 111, at the House of Mr. N. Brooking. jun. D trtmouth. Attorne,s, Messrs. Fox and Prideaux, Austin-friars; and Mr. Bro.'s leg. Dartmouth. Sir P. Baghn•t, Lypiatt-park, Stroud. Gloucestershire, hanker, Jul) 30, 21. 31, at the Fmece Ir.n. itmlborctiarh. tlloncestershire. Atturneys. Messrs. Dax, Son, and Nl..re dith. Guildford .street; and Mr. Stone. Tetbur) , tilouee Jet shlre. J. Rawmar. Goltho. Lincolnshire. farmer, Jul% F. 7. 31. at the Peacock Inn, Boston. Attorres, Nis% Turniord, Roston ; sad Mr. Taylor, Clemenes-in.i. J. Lomeli. Angel-court. Throgniortou-street. bill-broker. June 23. $O. July 31. at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Walker, Rankin, and Richards, Old Jewry. Jule 10. J. and J. Silver, and A. Royvon. Rise-lane. met eliants—July 10, S. btickland. Budleigh-Salterton, Devun shire. shopkeeper—July In. J. Godfrey, Coleheste-. inn 4eeper—J uly 10. T. Walpole. White Lion-street, Goodman's 21s. ♦ktualler—Jane 23. J. Les. King-street, ('lteap•ide, warehouseman--Jane 23, W. Davies. Caerphiily. Glamor ganshire. woollen-manufacture - -June •13. It. (ironing. Broad-street-buildings, me-rhsnt—Jn:y 17, J. Wend, D. Martindale, an 1 J. Fisher, Poti:try, warehousemen—July 17. J. Donaldsoe. W. Slee, and S. Mal. •ton, Fridge-street. Bien-drapers-July 12, B. Dye, Norwich. grueee—July 13. S. Nl•Night, jun. Li%erpusil, merchant—July 13. T. Brown. Loagdon. Staffordshire, grocer—July 13. J. Devey. Wul verhampton, factor—July 17, J. Toter, Bristol, woollen draper. CCRTITIC•TEA, JULY A. liellass a, blineiag-lane. m erc h ant—T. Al villein. A hhe:t Church-yard. Bath. silk-mercer—J. Anderson. jive.. Whitby, siercbant—W. Collier, Wellington. Shropshire. ironmonger —J. Weetaway, Exeter, watchmaker—.t.. J., and A. Lear mouth. Parliament-street. merchaate—C. Jackson. Cie.! tor, Cumberland. !pads-maker—W. ICiitick. Choam. ecil-mer chant--S. Shingleg, Basin„ bail-street, factor—C. Crosf..r,l. jun.. Iver. lineltinghaass'ilre. collar-maker—W. and W. S. Hesledea, Barton-upon-Humber, LineolcOlire, scriveners. PARTNERSHIPS PI 'SOLVED. IR.lllteltell sad D. Elll4l, Commercial hale-rtnme‘ Min etas-lane, brokers—T. Figes sad It. O. I.nngerott. RoniseF. brewers—C. Greenway. J. Cordell. and W. Mande. Nina ehester. eotton-spioners—l. Ashford and T. Bennett. Loam -0,4111, Bent, briekmskers—W. Daunt and T. Mondfts. WarwielPhwae. Newgate-street. eattir-yard keepers—F. Jenkins sad W. P. Vail.. Sutton-Valence, Kent. surgeons— J. Wordley and J. Dentith. Liverpool. goldsmiths—T. sad H. Beckett. Leeds. merchants— S. W.(;not.e. Thorpe. Norfolk, brewers—W. B. Tartutt and M. Field. Stisek-Ksehage--% Cunningham and R. (Cass. Ritinburgis —S. Oliver and W. Ilibon. Great Distaff-lane—b. Preston mad J. Peek, Liverpool. comblisAion-mercLauts—G. Hiscoek and ./. liodds rd. Donnington. Berkshi re, !nr:l!:sien —T. Prise. strand. aad J. H. Wagstaff. Newgre-street. frinice-rnaall hewers—R. and A. Harrison. W. Latham. R. Harrhon. R. Latbal, T. Poole. and J. Latham. Peens:mimeo—J. sod 11. Peoehy. Cloiwell-street, pawnbrukors--J. Baker. By 'bore. ilentingdonshire. sad .1. Tingle. Kett:Ting. North sinptonsiiire, millers—AL Castle. J. 1..111. and E. Prlnherit. Bristol, via.-:tierckants—G. Ilolt. R. Melt 2!lie!d, and T. Dawson, It^ebdo!e, -r-:s. Mining any goods while on board of any barge, lighter or other craft lying or being in the said river, • or any dock, creek, quay, wharf or landing place ad jacent to the same, in or in the way to or from ally warehouse to or from which such pitch..e shall haw been removed, shall be removing or al;out to be re moved, with intent that the contracts of such package or any part thereof may be spilled or dropped (roe, such package, every pe-son so offending shall few . every such offenre be deemed and adjudged guilty o: a • and shall suffer as hereinafter ernestimeed. Wilfully killer, fall Article, is the Them.., as. And be it further vowel, that if for the purpose tr: preventing the seisnre or discovery of any material% furniture, stores, or merchandise belonging to or ltzs ing been part of the cargo of any ship or vessel lyitsg in the said river, or the docks or creeks adjacent the. eto, or of ans• other arricies unlawfully obtaineA from at.y such ship or vessel, any such or any other ar!".- • rle shall be wilfully let fall or thrown into the river, or in any other manoler directly or purposely conveyed 'say or endeavoured to be conveyed away from aay ship us vessel, boat, b4rge, lighter, craft. wharf, qaay or other landing-place, every person being party privy or a•:- cessary to such letting fall, throwing or conveyance. or to any previous instructions or premeditated design s. to les fall, throw or convey away any sash artic.e with any est* purpose us album shall be deemed and adjudged guilty of a , aid if any ; article whatever of apparent value shall be wilfrelty let fall, thrown, conveyed away, or endeavoured to be conveyed away from any ship or vessel into any beat, barge, lighter or craft, or from any 'wharf, quay, or other lauding-place, without the order, assent, or privity of the owner, or of the person having the law ful charge of such article, it shall be lawful foe any such Thames Police constable, or surveyor, or for any constable of the city of London, within the jneialie tion of the said city, to seize, apprehend and secure. any such boat, barge, lighter or other craft, and 'teeny person therein, or who by reason of his nearness tv time place where such offence shall be committed, AA be reasonably suspected by such constable or sur veyor of being party privy or accessary thereto, anti — forthwith to convey every such person so apprehended, before one of the said Justices appointed to strata at the Thames Police-office, or some other Justice is whose jurisdiction such offence shall be committed; and if upon eNamination it shall not be made 'plume • to the satisfaction of the Justice before whom the of fender shall be carried, that such letting fall. throw ing, or conveying away, or endeavour to convey away, proceeded either from mere accident or from erne lawful cause, and not from any such fraudulent or evil sive design as aforesaid, every person so appearing iv be party privy or accessary as aforesaid, shall be deem ed and adjudged guilty of and shall seder as hereinafter mentioned. Eztent of Forfeits) t or Imprisoament for Where* declared Miederneadore. And be it further enacted, that for every offeuo e hereinbefore declared to be a or for which no special penalty is hereinbefore appointed, the of fender shall, at the discretion of the Justice before whom the conviction shall take place, either forfeit and pay any sum not exceeding or nitre imprisonment for any time not 'mediae in any gaol or house of correction within the jutio diction of such Justice ; and in rase of the adjudiestios of a pecuniary penalty and nonpayment thereat, it shall be lawful for such Justice to commit the offender any gaol or house of correction for the like term. un less such l enalty shall be sooner paid : and one moiety of every such pecuniary penalty shall be paid tis such receiver as aforesaid for the purposes of this act. and the other moiety thereof, antler the directions of the Justice by whom the same shall have bems ad judged, shall either be paid and applied to the use oar the informer alone, or be distributed between each persons as shall have contributed to the conviction of the .deader, in such shares and proportion: as such Justice shall thiok fit. Vence* how to he Med. And be it further enacted, that is every nee is which complaint shall be made, or inferential eivem of any offence by this act declared to be a or for which any pecuniary penalty is herein before appointed with or torthoat imprisooment, in millithis thereto ere in lieu thereof, the matter of semi coop plaint or information, it the offence shall bats bsight committed or the (deader apprehended %WA* the. jurisdiction of the city of lasoAdoe, may be bawd and determined by the Lord Mayor, Recorder. 'or one of . the Aldermen of the said city, and not elsewhere : bit if the offence shall have been Committed or the .Wender apprehended out of the said )Iriedietlele, such monplaiat or information may be heard stela termised, either by Hue of the Justices appolatod the Thames Police Office as aforesaid, or by any other . Javier within whose jut-ea:4:6ot* the offence shall Af"'-"t' . :~~►. '1 1