The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-07-25 00:00:00

rtor ,• 11 • • -- • . ; 104 • .4t • • • • • • - - tontano 4_14: 111 14 OZ . Vine 1 ,114 1 T_Rfist aivsil/4015,_ tudtkufitcati r: I NO. 5124. 'EAST INDIA 110CSR, July 11. 1911. TO PRIZE AGENTS. TRUSTEES of PRIZE MONEY, AND OTHER PERSONS ENGAGED IN PRIZE CONCERNS, AND THEIR REPRESENTATIVES. THE Comet of Dircrtors of Me United Company of Merchants of !Nyland, trading to the East ladles, eo hereby girt Notice, That by Act of Parliament of the Ist and al of his present Majesty. cap. 61, which received the Royal Assent on the Ind of Jane last, all unclaimed Shares of Booty, Prize Money. Head Money, Bounty Money, and Salvage Money, and of Money arising from or distributable in respect of any Capture or other iVarlike Service whatsoever, belonging to Officers, Soldiers, or Sailors, or other Persons in the Mili tary or Naval Service of the Compeny, and remaining In the bonds of any Prize Acme of other Person whomsoever residing in the United Kingdom, arc to be paid over to the Connor Directors In London, within six calendar months %titer passing the .Aot, to be applied to the purpose of Lord Clive's Fund, and Poplar Hospital; and trio Persons having •itch money in their bands, are required by the Act, without ferther notice, to deliver an actount thereof to the Secretary of the said Company in London, with a list of the Names, Rank, Regiment, or other sufficient description of tbe Per sons entitled thereto, verified by affidavit on °sib, of the party required to deliver the same, such oath to be taken be kre any Meeistrate or other Person etelsarited by any Court of Law or Equity to administer oa t PIiTICK At AMR, Ass y. TRUSSES FOR RU I ,4iAiVAN and CV., 200, FloOstrett, (having repeatedly succeeded in the most difficult eases of ure, with PINDIN'S PATENT TRUSSES, without 'Metallic Springs) here such confidence in the superiority of their festrumente as ennhles them to inform the Public, and -especielly those with obstinate eases. they will Itcrt:RN the t Mosey, (if after a fair trial of suitable Pads.) they do not eneeeet . f. SACIUTIITY and DURABILITY. being the leeding iheracterieties of these Trusses, and many of the 111,0110os chum much bencSt'ed by them. Pron•esinnal and either Gentlemen connected with Hospitals. Truss Societies, and Workhouses are most respectfully informed they will be served en reasonable t.e.ms. N. R. Persons sendine the eirenagerence of the body below the hipe, and the largest pert of the thie,h, tenting which side they are affileled, slay depend ou be* correctly Oiled. UNEQUALLED TR %YELLING TO DOVER. DEAL, RAMSOATE, MARGATE AND CANTERBURY. Four Inside Coaches. and keep good Time, By S. A. MOUNTAIN AND CO. SanvrEN'S HEAD ,N, Show-ntt.t., Los DON. THE following POST COACHES, MAIL COAL:IIE4. &e. set out from the above Inn : The "Telearepn," Hover. Deal, Itainsgate, Margate, ► Canterbury, Fevers' sin and Sandwich new post coach, every isorni.vg, at a (leerier past seven o'clock. • la consequence of the decided preference elves to the above coach, the proprietors are determined no expence shall he sparest to render it the first conveyance no that road. Bromptost, Chatham. Roehe.ter, Stroud, Sittinehourne, end Rainham. every 'sone ne, at a imarter past seven. Falmouth. Plymouth. Exeter, Wet month. Dorchester, IDartmoiett. end S:lll.hstry, emery morn'ne. at seven, through .4 Melton, Axminster, ttridport, Biandford, Basingstoke, and Ratrehot. The " Union," Southampton. Lymington, Winchester. and Rasiegstoke new four inside coach. every morning at • eight ' • arrives at the Coach and Horse.. Westhampton. by 'imps Tiolo Is a most delightful conteyanee to the Isle of la Wight. Jersey, Guernsey., St. Maloes, Ilavre de Grace, Cherbure, &e. The proprietors of the above coach hors to r•eoive a con 'immure of tint support which has hi!herto been exp..rlen.-e.l since the commencement of the " No racing with ether coat-lies. Rash and Bristol fly ing post coaches, through Chlppen • ham, Caine. and Marlborough, every atteritoon, at one ; ar rive at Mr. Alny's, the Greyhound Inn. Rath, •ud the ion . dun Tavern, Thomas-street, sod Swan Bris tut, next morning. COACHILS TO WL:LLA, 141111 0 01WA1 TAVNTON, AND PLTMOt'TII. The "Umpire," a new Liverpool liGttt conch, only one nigbt on the road, miming four inside, lets oat (lolly at one : arrives at Liverpool nest afternoon et serest. through Wo burn. Northampton, Welford, Lutterworth. Ilineklev , ,ktlierstone, Litchfield, Stone, Newcastle, linutsford, War rington, and Preston. Mitres% sbury, Wvllington. and Shinal post coach, every evening, at tire. Unar4led. The Union," II ev mouth. Dorchester. Blamtford. Sall •- bury. Andover, Blaeksrater, Barshol. and Basingstoke new po•tt coach, every• afternoon. Ima vv LYMOI Ttl PAcKLTS TO GrERNIIIET, JERSEY, en Enno!"to. ar. at 41.0E14 &I'. The "Rockingham," Leeds new light cost+, sets on every morning at eight; and passes through Heidoek Higgieswade. Eaton. sitton, Greethem, Grantham, Bantry Stamford, Newark, Rettord, Doncaster, and Ferry bridge, to the Golden Lion. Leeth. next morning. st ten. Notwithstanding the utemumon expedition of this coach. it is allowed to be the must agreeable and complete public convey twee on the north road. being unequalled by any other. Glasgow. Lonr.ltrivn, Gretna Green. Asian, Dumfries. Hrown l all, T.lornhill.Samiltur. Kiln. Canntock. Kingswell, and all parts of Scotland. a psis:coach daily. York, Smsrborongb. W hithy, , Shields. Sunderland. New castle and Fdinbur-h, new post roach, with a guard throughont ; set. o .1 es ery morning at nine. bv way of Newark, Belford. Ta , le , :trr. Dm lington. Nortitallerton. Duritem. Morpeth, Ind Bern irk. Pr.ssenger. (Indiag them gels e. fatigued on t!,e journey. may rest what time the) please. ono then proeerd on without any additional fare. filarlburongh and Swindon new four inside roaelt. throtO A Idisourn, Rending. Lantbourn. Parton. Lydington. Pewees. Wooton Basset, Rassibury, Hungerford aid Newbury, every morning. Bridgencrth, Wilms]. Shrewsbury end Holyhead four Inside coach, every evening. llovton. Spalding. Pelerborongh. Stilton and I Inntingdon Royal Mail Coach, every evening ; to Spilsby, Louth, striae:by nail Hull. nfternoos at a qrneer before six. Ctrlisle, Penult!). and Whiteheven Post-Coach : goes %s ills four horses and a gained all the way ; passes through 'trough, Appleby, Greta-bridge, ithihnsond. Catteriek, floronglibridge, Wetherby. Aherford, Doncaster, and Grantham ; sets out every morning, and performs the jour ney with the greatest fleility. Passengers detained on the rued by lmsinesc, or plcnsu , hese the pecuiiar ads antage of their seats bei ecer the rte•A col -h., Kendel. Lane . P ti, Kirby -Lonstiale, 'Salton. Cborley. Ormski ad tang post-coaches, every af ternoon at Vivo. 0: Liverpnol, 1 ngto nutsford. Stone, Stafford. and Liteltfielel new tit to inside post-conch, called the • • Definnee," every est-gone nt five o'clock, to the Saracen's lead ii . Dale-street. Liverpool. i f. Send and; Stockton end Yana Coach every morning, to 0 e,lnn, Sunderland. Wak Tff post-eunch every morning. Chest Newport. Whitechu-ch, Turporley, Nireptwieh. North% i • and Middlewich, post-coach every evening at five o'clock. Manchester. W insl ow. Congleton. Newcastle. Walsal. and Wolverhampton new four inside post-conch. every afternoon. Sheffield end Rotherham post-coach, called the " Rock ingham." every morning. Itirrninthain Post Coach, se's out every afternoon at five. parrying four inside. and posses thruegh Warwick. Leaming ton and Deventry, to the ‘"arecen's Head, Bull -street. Bir mingham, next morning at ten. b. A. MOUNTAIN and CO. respectfully 1114usint their C-igeds and the Puhlie. that they a ill not be areonnt aide for any Parcels. Passengers' Lug gnee , Writing., rate, e. orators. than Else Pounds taint.. if lost. stolen. or da maged, unless entered as such, and the In.nrenee 'vivid (o• a ^ording ty , at the Saracen's liraJ Ina, Snowaisiti. London. ••••- .... LONDON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1821. " The Gorse for which HAMPDEN fell In the Field, end SYDNEY died on the areffold!" IF the Belations or next of Kin of THOMAS mum, late a Captain in his Rfajesty's Third Ceylon Regiment of Foot, who died at Chatham, In the County of Kent, In the Month of July, ISIS, a Bachelor, will apply to Messrs. Tebha and Son, Proctors, Doctors' COIIMIOIII, they will hear of something to their advantage. CORONER'S INQUESTS. HIS MAJESTY'S LEVER and DRAWlNG ROOM.—Regimentals, Natal Uniforms, Court Dresses. Swords, Lace, !hides, Dress Suckles and Latehets. and Steel Buttons, provided on PURCIIASE or HIRE, at SOLOMON and COMPANY'S, Tailors, No. 19. Charing cross. two doors from Craig's-eourt.—N. B. A complete Court Suit made in four hours. To be di.posed of a full Gentleman's Coat, belonging to an Officer promoted. TH031.14 WALLEIt, SIAY-MAltElt, Successor sad only surviving Partner and Conductor of the Manufacturing Department for Twenty-three Years. of the late Inn of STRONG and WALLER. Stay-Maher'. &c. to ber late Royal Hi'ke's the Primes*, Clarion, of Wales ; requests pennissiot to return his Most grateful thanks to the Ladles of the Nobility and Genty, for the very liberal patronage they have honoured him with, and begs leave to assure them that every exertion on his part will be seed to merit a coutimaance of their esteemed flavours. Females to take ordertes usual.---Country orders executed, the patting, being all preserved. T. W. respectfully Informs the Ladles that ill debts dne 6 to the In. are to be paid to bl.-9, Duke-street, Grosvennr squre. ESSENCE OF SHRIMPS. FROM the increasing demand of this much ad mired Sauce for ell sorts of Fish, tie. It has indexed the Proprietor, HENRY POWELL, at his Wholesale Oil end Italian Warehouse, Pi, Newgate-street, (where the Teed* may be supplied with this and all °tilt'. (leonine SIMMS, Pickles. &c.) to return his most grateful acknn•- ledgesents to the Public for their kind paCronage, and at the SIMI time begs leave to acquaint them that it is sold by all the Oil and Italian Warehosses In London, and by one or more respectable agents in every town throughout the United kingdom. Observe, none is genuine unless " Dinmore and Son," and the Proprietors' seal on the Cork. To Merchants. Captains, and others. it is partienlarly re epmmended for shipping, as it is warranted to keep in any elimate. Patronised by bee Illaaranir/ His Royal Highness the Duke of Sit'OSISX, His Imperial Majesty the Emperor of Rt. ssia. AHOW LAN D and NON respectfully caution the • Public 'Oast spurious Article.. Under their Names. Impostors have signed their Imitations. A. Row !anthem. which deception readers it nece.mtry to observe the true Signature, A. ROWLAND gad h(JN. in Red lel. which is wrote on each bnttie of their ()engine Articles, as ender: ROWLAND'S MAC ASSAIL 1)11.. the Origins) and °maitre, which for many years has been universally admired, and is aeknon linked to he the best sad chenpest article for nourishing Ese /lair, promoting a lin ottani growth. and rendering tt elegant and beautiful. Its superior and tried virtues have gained it the patronage of Royalty sad teeny 7ioble Personages, and is attested by an imotense multitude of witnesses. Price 3s. 6d. ; 7s. ; Ills, 661. and one Guinea per bottle. Also. ROWLAND'S ESSENCE OF TYRE. By merely wetting the Hair with this Pt operation. the Pro prietors warrant to proclaim imastakletely a perfect change In REri tor GREY HAIR. WHISKER.% E Y E-RRON S. &e. to a beautiful glossy and permanent Brown or Week. imi tating the exact natural colour. Washing makes this Dye the more durnble. Ladies or Oentlemen may dye their Hair with ease cud seemly. Price 4s. ; 7s. lid. ; and lUs. ltd. Also. ROWTANTV/1 A LS.V.O EXTIt 4t7, for the TOOTH- %CHF:, and Cleaning and iteautifyieg the Teelh and limn+, and p ing them from pain to the late-t period of Life. is. Vii ; 4.. bd. ; situ ilia. bd. per bottle. Sold Wholesale. Retail, and for Exneirtst;on, h•• the Sole Proprietors, 4. ROWIAND and SON. corner of Kir'iy street. Cie kit turning on the right in }tomato-warden, Hol born. Loneton ; and, by appoietmeot. by all Perfumers and Medicine-Venders thronghoet F.urope. ••• Ask for Rovrland's Oil, or Rowland's Dve...nri °barrel. the Signature on the label to each bottle, A. ROWLAND and SON." ill he arrived •t this Mtvital T ESII.II .% mut S 0.4 Z KT FE. •ANaRePTCT stwassnet). C. W. !Lubec's. Castle- Greet, I.eice.ter-•quire, pirthre dealer. RINKKLPTS. C. W. Huybens, Castle-street, Leicester-square, picture- dealer. to surrender Juiy •tS. August 7. Sept. 4. al Gusts:stall. Attorney, Mr. Clarke, Bishopagate Church yard. T. Treadway, Sloane-square. Chelsea. elinatean. July 40. August 7, September 4. at tiluildhell. Attorneys, Messrs. Atkinson and W)lde. Chendry -lane. J. B. Snowdon. Lynn. linen-draper, Aneust 17. la. Rep tember 4. at the Court-huusc, Leeds. Attorney, Mr. Ma- Mitsui,. Temple. W. Kirk, Sutton, Yorkshire, jobber. Angulo 24. 93. Sept. 4, at the White Horse Inn. Melton. At:urney, Mr. Wilson. Ureville-street, Hatton-ganien. J.Jagger, East Stoneliou•e, Devonshire, stonemason, n • gust 6,8, September 4, at the Ro%sl Hotel, Pl> mouth. At torney, Mr. Wright, King's Bench-walk, Temple. 11. Smith, Blackburn, cotton-manufacturer. August 17. IS. Sept. 4. at the New Inn, Blackburn. Attorney. Mr. Wigles worth, Gray's Inn. A. F. Monk. Tollesbury. Esse:. dealer in cattle, August 90, 21, September 4, at the Three Cups Inn, Colchester. At torney. Mr. Lawrence. Maldon. T. Leainghim. Worcester, hosier, Aneust 90. 21. Sep tember 4, at the Bell Inu, Worcester. Attorney, Mr. Platt. New Roswell-court. . . J. Roberts, Kingston-npne-Hull. black hoer-trewer, July SD. 31. September 4. at the Dnz aml Duck ta‘..rn Kincatuo-upoo-Itull. Attorney, Mr. Wan . , El . -place. Hui • born. Staniforth. Little Eastehrap. sine-merchant, July August 11. 14einetaher I.st Guildhall. Attor.tc s, Wadeson and eon. Austin-friars. itIVIIIENDR. Angest Is. H. Friend. Snnthwark. engineer—. Angnat ?O. J. Ilrowne, Bridgewater. tailor—August 14, J. Tnwnsand. lacentan—August 14, T. Jou.•s, Ware, banker ttlust 14, U. W. Rulkley, Q.:een-strut,lionorer-squarv. wine-importer—Aug. 14. J. Lyon, Nlarahaos-Atruot, cooper —August 14. T. and J. Howley, Ranionde. Sui rev. corn merchant-4 uly 21. R. Simpson, Crown-enurt,Threadnerdle• street. merchant—July 2S, J. R. Crowne. New-road, tit. Pancras. statuary—August 14. W. Kerr. She r ))) rote-line. wine-merchant— toquat 17, J. Wood. Nottim.tham. ho sier— lugust 14, J. F. and J. Dubois, Aldermau's-walk, merchants,. CERTMICATES.-..-AUGUST 14. T. E. ITulkel. Rochester. miller—T. M. Thatcher, Ilan gersord wharf, !+trend. c , :tal-merchant—J. Partridge, Steer port. Worcestershire, ntaltster. PIATNIRSHIPS DIXSOLVED. J. end F. Britten, Dudley, linen-drop. rs—J. W. Ilillbeek and W. Rangeerv(l, George-street, spitallirids, sugar.re-1 liners—O. H. Ba4ingtou and T. • )ung.land-green,! usetservmen-11. Dunkin sod T. (rM, Bermondsey. fa:inert. --J. William and W. t'ole.. Fenrhurek-street. te't-dealers— M. A. IV riatmore and It. Padfield, Ilrist..l. woollen-drapers —J. 11)tes. Beaumont, and K. St les, It..lcruns-btreet. to beetto-rnahurneturrrs—W. (i.. end J. Stirling, and W. \tor ri•on, tilasrow, mere:tants—E. (.amburd and T. Taylor. Ponge-wtturf, surrey, coal-merchants—J. Wood and J. Vattley, Alinonbur). Yo;k•bire, scribbling-millers—J. Cole and J. T. Lowther, lonian's-pond, Illour,w 91. colour-tna nufnettmer4—T. Johnson. mod W. rii:%to.‘, Chesterfield. f)o• la; abut., eitecieonsuulactui era. • Yesterday evening an lintraisition was taken at Any's Hospital, before Thomas Shelton, Esq., Coroner, on the body of J. Mathews, aged 47. Jobe Jones, foreman to Messrs. John Rudder and Co., ckhe Mustard Mills, Lambeth, Butts, deposed that the deceased and David Thomas worked in the manufactory. Friday evening last, about six o'clock, be saw the former come round the yard, and Thomas, who was there at work, went up to him, and appa rently said something in a whisper. Thomas went out and soon after returned with a pot of beer, which he presented to Mathews, to drink. Witness went to another part of the warehouse, but he had not been absent above a few minutes when he beard the tie ceased cry out " Murder ! Oh ! murdered !" On witmares return, which was almost immediately, he toned Mathews musing away; he was bleeding from the abdomen, and the prisoner Thomas was following with a clasp knife in his right hand, open, and the blade bloody. The deceased said "Oh I I'm a mar dered man!" Witness seized Thomas, who struggled to get loose, and held him till some inure of the men who had beard the cry of murder, came up. Thomas frequently said, " Let me go, let use go," and at his earnest entreaty, he was permitted to go up to the finishing room, where he contrived to do something with the knife, as he reunited without it, and it hail nut been found since. lie was pressed to explain the cause of the quarrel between himself and the deceased, and as he dial not do so, a twistable was s.mt fur, who took him into custody. Thomas appeared very much agitated. John Chappell, who wo: ked in the manufactory. deposed to the same facts. When he tort the deceased nounded, lie slid he was murdered be David Thomas. The deceased had no knife or other iits•root-ot about him, anal appeared quite sober. Thoma• .revved iu a state of intoxication, and looked very. wilt, Jerentials Bryant was drinking at the B u ll's Head, at Lambeth Butts, when a person came in Isla told him Mathews hail met with a sal accident. Witness proceeded to his House to ascertain the cause, and Mond Lim sitting on a chair near the fi•e, apparently very weak exhaitsted. The Brat words lie tittered were—" t Its, Jerry, I ant a dead man:" Witness ye• quested 11'm to explain, and lie s..id in answer— " David Thom is stuck a knife in my billy I he asked me to ih 4 nl; some beer, anal iv! :11 , .t 1 seas in the act of dr;nking, lie stor:. me with a knife!" Witneal saw a wooed Irmo which his bowels protruded. Wit ness particislArly asked him if he had g:v..n any pro vocation, sett whether he had had any previous rareel with to To all of white he answered in tier -megative, and Jed 'red lie dial not knot.. to what rinse to attribnie his conduct. Witness as (A bias again if be haul given . 1 hums' any p•ii,.oestion, anal exit .rt •il him iu the name of Hod to tell the troth ; but his an swers were a s heroic. , noser .—N o w. witness, -vivo you had this eon ver..itio- with the , leers?efl, 11 , t rns believe he coo Ni4le-eti himself in a d. in..t.ate ? .1 /Ist% Pr —llr I.egnraly said hr k•iew he 1144 Lk tieat't wound, anti should never sg tin returo to lii• wife awl I.A:oilv. A Jo-or.—l w;.01 to know bow tnorh time had elapsed from the l'l•riod thdt poor woo ,vas Witn....-- From the time of the accil”nt 'ill Mr Venni (a • r 'eon) arrived, was about 11. M an holt , . we were about three quarters of an It•ittr 1...1,1111 t( here The Juror.—flaking in the whole in hone and a quarter t's,at the wan:tiled man lay neg.ectetl. Mr. llaingav, a rya of 1)... For••er's. fottn.l ripping wound of cAtsitlerable ex eta al •ttg the att. fr which the bowels had escaped hi 111411 11.1111 !Weil ex.tosesi to the air. awl Ow friction of his linen agaiteit 'fie inj.treil he and the other surgeons fonoil inn h thilieultv iu repho ing the intestines : hot it !tits his opiatott thar they might have been eriely retstroed at all earlirt Ntagr of the accident. and taat if smell a precauf had been a.:oitteil by the first sur,root. oitsiderable hopes might have been eatertaineii of the patient's ti rri Irc.vet y. In I'm course of Saturday, +symptoms of inflammation appeared ; but he did not believe de ..eased con;stlereil himself heyonil recovery. Witness hail a conversation with bum on Saturday, and in an steer to souse questions he put to him, deceased ,aitl he never had an angry word with his tuttrilerer hnt in a subsequent discourse upon the PAM' stalijr-t, he ad sullied that a toarrel had taken place between them its the morniag respecting the Coronation, is hi-dt led to high words, !lereased taking the part of the !Sing. and hia se s tponent that of the giteeti, hut they parted friend'. Ile died at 4 o'clock on Sunday stiorninz. The Coroner observed, that as this conversation took place at a time when the dere:tied had hopes of his recovery, he doubted if it could be received its evidence. Verdict of IVilful Mssr.ler against David Thomas, air. Shelton immediately issued his warrant to tite keeper of ilotseusonger-lane (hut, authorising his de tention on that charge. An i-quirition was taken ••aterday evening at the Plasterers' Arius, Seymonr-street, Enstem-square, be fore Thomas Stirling, Esq. Coroner, on the lowly of Ann Claret., a child three years of are. tto the evening. of the Coronation a girl between eight and nine years of age, who wa-. left at Imam to tar rare ,of her, carried her out in her arms to !we the illumi nation, and in crossing the new-road, a carrige draw:• by one horse knocked her down, and one of the wheels passed over hor body: the driver, who was nuknown. without asking any questions, doubled his speed and escaped. Site expired on Saturday night—Verdict, Accidental Death. Another Inqneat was held before the .111111, Coroner at the Middlesex Hospital, on the body of William Board, a 6ne lad, only 16 years of age, who boarded and lodged at a house in John-street, Toranhain Conrt !load. It appeared from the t vidence that the unfortunate youth was desprrately in love with the sates:to maid in the house, of ..vlsien he length be- PRICE SEVEN PENCE. came jealous: he bundled up his clothes and threaten ed to go away, where none of his friedds would ever hear of him. The object of his affections and an other woman strove to reason him from his purpose. and they eadeavonred to take the bundle from him ; he skewed symptoms of a deranged mind, and threat ened to kill them ; he then went down stairs, and locked himself in the kitchen, where they heard him walk op and down two or three times, and at length they were alarmed at the report of a pistol ; they called to a baker who was passing at the time, who came in and broke open the door, and found him lying on the door weltering in his blood, having shot him self in the side. He was carried to the Hospital, where he died of Monday. Verdict—" Shot him self in a moment of temporary mental derangement." Sir Jonathan Miles, Knight, died suddenly oa Sunday morning, in the 60th year of his age; he was in remarkable• good health and spirits the night pre ceding, when going to bed. An inquisition was held on Monday evening on the body, before Mr. Stirling, Coroner. at the family house in Ealing, where he died, who returned a verdict—Died by the visitation of God. New CHURCH. EDINIBURGH.—The site of this in tended edifice does not appear to have bees sufficiently explained in the public papers. India Street is hardly known, being in au unfinished state ; but wls -n tl:e pelol;c are informed that the proposed situation for this building is a little to the west, and opposite iLe centre of the itoyal.Circus, to which it would he s most 61;1;1621 ornament, and becoming a centre vista to Great Mug Street, Drummond Place, and the otd:.c streets forming a continuation of that line to Le-44 Walk, wi!l form a most interesting terminatiun to :i:t! most beautiful part of this elegant city, every person of taste must admit, that the spot n 0.7 in contempla tion fur the erection of a superb structure, is better than any other in this city, the 'midi'. buildings of which havint; hitherto been placed in situations by no means advantageous to the design of the architects, or the ornament oldie city. Cc..tous FACTS !X OnNturot.ncy.—Within flu' last three rears Mr. Joseph Bowman, of Melbourne, Derb)shire, gamekeeper to Sir William Itninlod,!, Ilart , has shot a white Snipe, a white Sparr,nc, white Sicallow, and an Osprey PA& ; the latter hir I measured five feet four Inches from tip to tip of the vines;—(ha the 30th of June last, a white Jas Aare with straw-coloured legs; and on the second its.tast was shot on the river Trent, opposite Weston (Am a black Swan, a native of New South Wales. and ealleil " NI•lgo" by the Inhabitants. It is a remarkably fitiA bird, measuring rata feet six inches from tip to tip of the wings the pinions white; the bill a fine rut with the exception of a filack spot at its ecrentity, a.id a narrow btripe of white just abuse it. 't his late- bird is at present in the pussessiun of Mr. J sepl, Bowman. Last week a person named Garrison and his wife, both well known in this county as travelling drapers, were detected passing base coin at Tavistock, an I were c tttttt flitted to Exet.o. gaol to take their trial at the ensuing Assizes. On searching the houses °reit pied bv them at Launceston a quantity of lase %lc 1- hugs and sixpences were found wrapped in parcels. Excksisit . s; driver of the Ilastin. liugage van to an inn in the I;crough. left there on Monday forenoon to deliver two pacliages entroste , l to his care, vit. one containing gold and silver tratc!ies to a la ge amount, directed to a ftweller near chapel ; and the other parcel for Messrs. Jones aryl Lloyd, bankers in the cit.:, consisting of Bills of Cr chance and Bank-cotes to the amount of 1,600/. Whilst on his way along ili4h•street, Whitechapel, he was met by a woman of the town, who enticed Lim a brothel - in tiporgelard, where, when sitting with her, he perceived her endeavouring to pick his pocket and on charging her with the act, she screamed Wit " murder," upon which three or fuur young women and a man came up stairs, and began to knock hint shoot ; he however made his escape out of the room, hut unfortneately left Isis great coat behind, io pockets of which were the aforesaid property ; tot finding his error, he returned and procured the coat, hut no property was to be had ; he proceeded to La n beth-%treet Police-office, where he gave information of the circumstance; die officers instantly accompanied Imo in search of the property. Private information led them to the house of a man named Nettuti, . 10oult.tone.square, where they apprehended the youti ; .: woman lie accompanied, named Mary Williams, will also Sarah Thelford, Lewes Green, and Mary Semi:), the landlady. Oa sea .ching the house, they found t the amount of 9CO/. of the bills and 'lmes, and several watches. The prisoners were all taken before the Magistrate and remanded. Yesterday the State Lottery finished drawine, when No. 6,231 was drawn a Prise of 3,0001., 3 re Celt:. Consols., which was sltareti by Brut in 01:3 quarter and Twelve Sixteenth Shales. Bum a:. Sold and Shared, in the previous drawings of the same Lottery. the following brilliant listof Capital, :- 14,041, a Prise of .C. 21.000 111. , 30, a Prise of .C . 211,0iX) 19,315, a Prise of Citi,ooo Resides ssveril of ..::2,otat, .Cl.o(dt, &c. &c. too nn merotts to insert iv an Advertisement. A New L •t -tery tri!l be t•n tide in .L few days at IStsn's Offices, -I, Corn and 9, tharing,-Crols. Yesterilay the St de Lottery finished Drawing, whets No. 4,421 was drawn a Prize of Twenty-five Thousand P,,unde.Consuls, and Shared by J. &J. Sivewriglit, 37, Curnhill ; 11, 11 , olborn ; and 31, Ilaymarket.—M7 J. and J. Sivew.iglit have also the pleasure --* lag their haring Sold in Ole seine Lotte 1,-111 —.COMO I 1•2,; Xl P P i 9,182—.C2, lOU I 19,023-- L... besides Eight Minor Ca?itais. The Public are re quested to bring them in for payment. A New Lot tery will be Con' racted for on Thursday, and if J. kJ. 7 Siveirrigllt are the Contractors, they will have the Ipleasery of submitthg to the Public a very brilliant Schulte. .46 ..111.4‘ 3 1 1, U. / • ) 1 1. , • I " r. U