The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-12-08 00:00:00

. YAVitA .Psor - 4 , .1 Nutmeg 5237. " The ante* fire whish HAMPD EN _fill iss Pkiti, emit SYDNEY died on the Ite LOND6SI, Dec. 1, IBM. FOR SALL ti . "2lthe Roa. the Csateilssiosers of his Majesty's ) 41111 Friday. 14th lastest, -et Deo o'Cloek is the ;ft, riw ri74 precisely, at the Coauserelal Dele-roemesadiew wises, wag followleg GOODS, for tritleh the Roads maim! by Law have-sot bees mowed far HON' icaseureteet Oa Parstettt of the pedal ot. for lexpony -4034 pity Pismeate. MOIR. Leawood, Lae. Ili, Gleans. Arraek, Brandy, Ohms, Salt, Apori Hides. sad Skies, Oil, Smelts, to. OM* la Lots 1 to MO to be Oared et the Loads, des Ley — IMO* Dosim but sod West Teesday. die mas,. the lith haus. Catalootei say be had Owe !kW' tine of Bale, i Forfeitures Afternoon of Ise forfeited; the SO& forfeited Jut published, SIXTEENTH REPORT of die BRITISH and FOREIGN SCROOI: SOCIETY, Stidt Ise Appendix, pries Is. Mown AL Of the System of TasettieteßaAbltra. WIMOo. 'aid A arrnsurrst. listmad Ultima; fudged tad Improsod. Nth Plates; pries es. *sum.' of the System of Taithlte Tlttnt.'s Woes.. Semod Edition. with Specimens. pries 4s. ed. T. be had at the Society's Roam Borough-road ; and of Longman and Co., Paternoster-row • Reichard and Sou.. Piccadilly ; Hurray and Dario., Grionsburch-street; and J. and A. Arch, Corabill. COLONIAL COEIPEE ESTABLISHMENT AND TEA WAREHOUSE, No. 141, 'Faxesuaco-fram. AMIIROSE ?CM begs to inform the Public, f"ilat he madames to sail the best West India and other aad every doperipthe of 'Fee, of the best quality, ;4471 - Ir troal Mot for ready aleaey, viz.— TEA, Gingen Wad. Ss. 4d. Ss. 9d.--Good ditto. Os.— Mee strong ditto.... 4d. Nb. 841.—Souehoags 7s. to Os.— . ISaiStditte. 104.—Twashap. os. 4d. to es. t l / 4 1.—Fine ditto, 71* 4d.—Fite Moos. Wk.—Hymn, es. ed. 10 me. —Goad ditto, Ilk. 4d. to I Is.—Fine ditto, I is. ad. to 165. COFFEE, Pliiknalya; Is. ditto, Ss. Sti.—Ftne Dutch, i. —Very Sao Rio; to. 20. OrOrs for the Cony forwarded widow daisy. •• Caphilas of sh i tt si tOt eui Proprietors of TeTtnri• inns, sod Breakfast oa the most odes& talreettOolnee. , Feasherch-StreetsLoadaa. MODERN STATE TRIALS. b a 'few Days will be published. VA* XXX. b#l l l ihj Ninth, of die Coatinsatioa of A COMPLETB COLLFATION OF. STATE; TRIALS and proceedings for High Treason, $II& Miser Crimes and Misdemeanors. front the earliest period be _ _ the present Time. with Notes and other Illastvadess. Compiled by T. B. HOWELL Ego.. P.R.S. F.S.A. I and mutinied by his Son, Manus Jonas Romeo., Est. London : Printed for Longman. Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Imre ; J. M. Riehardseßgallitt, lUngshart, skoserte almi Albs ; Baldwin, Cmadeek, and Jr/ ; s. sal*. and eon; J. Heti:bard elleillen t R. H. Hesse ; ileiflidest J. Booth ; Budd sad CASs ; end T. C. Hansard. ••• The Contents of Ede Vohune are, I. Prze=ei lb' Trials of the Thresher., before a Special 1808; 2. Trial of GOVIIVIIOf Piston for causing Torture to be Inflicted on Louisa Calderon 1804.19. now first published $. Case of Edward Ahmed Draper, Esq. foe a libel ea the Right lion. John Sullivan ; 4. Case of the same Person for a libel on Colonel Fullerton, 1908-9; b and 6. Trivia of 3otre Harriot Hart, and Henry White. for libels on the M. ministration ofJustice in Ifm&ed 1908. ECONOMY IN WINES.—ROYAL EXCHANGE LS WINE COMPANY. No. 10. PookrY. (am So MC' In 1014, for the ask palpate of M i ttre es. )--44 0 4blia le with every deseriptioa of Gendue tad as imported. The ROYALZ lll Agr iitigel lVlNE COMPANY. la sub usso4ue Wilkie' the Celle g Mst of their very extensive and supe rior Stock of Old Wines to the attentton of their nu merous C aid the Publk to general. feel "rest On- I serebrbakig eaalsia4 to warrant them of the thiest qualities. at the emderssentioaei very Reduced Prices:— Par Doz. Per Doz. Good Ught Port . . Ws. Fine Tenerife . . . 48e. Very Superior 0141413. 435. Good Caps Madeira . 20s. Ditto very Fine. vintaged Very Superior Old ditto 335. 1610 ea 4 IEII6 . . 445. Fine Old Vidonia . . Xis. Cr004144114e. Se years in Rich Old Puatoe . 30s. . . • . . 50a. Superior Old Bseellas Ms. Very US Old ditto, Ire Fine Same . . . 365. pertN bottle . . 66e. Superior Old Hock . 40s. Good 0111 Pale Sherry IN.. Graf Regnant Burgun- Fine 04341110 . . . 48s. dy. particularly fine 445. • Vlet Old East In- Fine Rich Caleavelia . 36e. I% . . . . Ms. Fine Sparkilpg Cham- Mae INbeet Madeira . bia. paps . . . . . 635. OH West India ditto Ditto Creatalatdltto 83s. (very anPerior witie) 40s. Old East birth ditto, 3 years in bottles . . Ms. WINES IN PINTS. Rich sad Superior Old Rich Old Tent , . . 30s. Constantly . . 345. Fine Old Red Muscatel, Fine Maltase? Madeir . a 265. from the real Muscat Rich Old Frostlike . 361. Grapes 23s The above are well worthy the attention of Gentlemen and Families laying in their Winter Stock, and wishing to be sup plied with the beat Articles. at Moiterate Prices. For the szeorsknodation of Families residing in the Coun try, the Compaq engage to denier all Orders of Six Dozen and upwards. free of carriage. freight, and all other charges, to any part of Elicited; Three Doze.' within twenty miles. and One Dozen delivered to any part of London. A libe ral Discoing allowed on Orders of 10 Doi:en. &c. The Wines say be tasted, either in Casks or Bottles, as CARROLL' . __.._ to betas the Public - that all, l!iirchaiters bitwee• tbi 9091 of November sad 11th of DetteMber, will be allowed to velure Star ?kids or Shares, after taking the chance of the Next lwhs. a Prise of 11.606 at least .fs carets bm *able, mu of t ll the whole he Motley will be glow .baek, by Welt the risk of loss is reduced to die following trilling sums, viz. Whole Ticket . • .42 0 0 Half 1 3 4) Quarter Eighth . Sixteenth The Wheel Is very Rich, and contain', t % 1. Prize of. 230,000 I $ 0000 • • • 1 1 l,OOO 3 , S. . .. • . • 4 lOO 200 wises other Prizes of 2100. "O. &c. &e. and Not Two 11=114 to a Prize, all to be drawn in Two Days, 11th and VA Des. --Tickets and Shares are selling at CARROL't WSW* °tees. 19, Coraltill. and 10, Oxford-street, where Schemes, with full particulars, are delivered gratis. No. 11.480, a Prize of 280.000 Mosey, drawn on Tuesday, Nov. 20, was sold la shares by CARROLL. .. • . STOVR .GRATES and KITCHEN RANGE:S.— .1. EVANS, Stemma Range Manufacturer. Fish-street hill, respectfully solicits tite ,Nobility and Geary who are refitting or furnishing hostiles to an inspection of his meet extensive and fashionable Itock of Ususse-noon, Parlour, and Chamber STOVES, Fenders. and Fire-Ims, adapted either for the plainest or the most magniffeit 'parttime, at from 7s. each to 100 guineas and aiswards. J. Evans par ticularly, recommends his improved KITCHEN RANGES, with perpetual ovens and Stearn boilers, ealcolated for rout ing, bolting, baking. and steaming, on principles of econo my and general utility, allowed to be inferior to none ever offered to the Public, at from 6to 90 guineas each ; a larger apparatus. for laurels and extensive establishments. from WC to 1001. each. Baths, closets. halls. staircases, conser vatories, stc. heated by steam from the back of the kitchen range. or by means of a separate boiler, at a very truing expense. Roasting jacks on the newest tied most approved principles. for kitchens. camps. and ships. Warm air STOVES. with ascending or descending flues. for halls. warehouses, or shops. A very elegant variety of japanned and paper tea salvers, tea and coffee urns,plated articles with, fiver wont logs, patent dish covers. and every srticle of culinary Ne e - . sits. on the lowest terms. Patent French LAMPS, fur dia ller tables, sideboards, due., in the greatest variety. Mane factory. I. Fish-street-hill, (corner house,) mercy opposite the NON U SNT, London-bridge. ANGEL INN, ST. CLEMENT'S, STRAND. GENERAT. OFFICE. FGR TRAVET.LING AND CON VEYING PARCELS AND MERCIIANDFE, THE following MAILS and other MAPES go frown the above Inn : Paris Royal Mail, via Dover, Tuesday and Friday et twelve. COMM ERCI AL-HA LL W (ESTABLISHED IN TML ..nner-street, and No. 310, .IF-1.7011M EXCI AL-HA .4.. having selected their Stock Season, Sett It being M t h e most fat to remove and lay down Wines, Public the following (the Quality s. ashes may be depended on), although at such unprecedented low prices :- Per Dos. Per Pipe. Port Wines, foil or light Bodied 3ts. .... ..,X 90 Ditto of the Vintage 1515 42s. Old dry Sherry 34e. and 38s. S 80 to 93 Do. Lisbon. Teneriffe, Buce las. and Vidonia 3Bs. and 425. 80 to 95 Cape Madeira... Ditto, ditto, of those superior Qualities which have justly acquired a decided preference in public Estimation. for cleanness. dryness, and the particular fineness of its Fla vour. imported only by the COMMERCIAL-HALL WINE COMPANY l/64. per Doz.-t doper Pipe. Cape Burgundy (front the French Grape transplanted).- This %Vine is highly recomtnended. and particularly to those Families who have been upon the Continent, and like a pleasant sound light Wine 30s. per Doz. ; X 65 per Pipe. West India Madeira, tfls. and 3ts. per Doz. the same Quality which was till the present time, 635. and des. llOO to Xl2O do. per Doz. Old crusted Port Wines s6s. Rena ditto Bust India Madeira. Twelve Years out Sic. Sauterne. Moselle. Barsac. and Vindegrave 73s. Claret. Lafitte. and Chateau Margot 7ss. and 00s. Champagne, the finest still or sparkling . 1265. Rhenish 7os. .Old Hock SOl. DESSERT WINES, IN PINTS, THE MOST CHOICE. Careavella.... ....... 98 s. Co nstantin 4435. Ma l msey .60s. Lisbon 235. Old crusted Port, Sherry, BPints.ucell, and Madeira', bottled in as GENUINE SPIRITS. per Gall. Geneva Rum 141. 6d. and 16s. Brandy and Holland., old and soft 26s. P ar ticularly fine white Brandy fr... 28s Also, the following CORD, ALS, whi are prepared in the superior manner of the Martinique Liqueurs :- per Case of 10 Bottles. Noyeau, Rouge et Blanc 333. Shrub, prepared with the finest Limes and Pine Apples 5 2 s.. B ran dy Bitters 33 P epper mint Cordial 335. Clove Brandy Cases containing 15 Bottles in equal proportions of Brandy Bitters, Peppermint Ctirdial. and Clore Brandy. 625. the Case.-Noyeau ans Shrub can oly be sold in Cases of not less than 10 Bottles. ' THE COMPANY'S DOOMS AS BELOW :- Chelsea .. Mr. G. Hutchinson, Camden Town ... - C. Halstead. Croydon .. Wm. Attwood, Eodfield. . - Frotham Greenw i c h . --J. T. Thomas, Lewisham .. - John Bass, Tottenham Richants, jun. Application for the Agency must be post paid. Ar Orders by lifter, may rely on executed. • tbb Stanslon-lionsr. . QF SHRIMPS. Gosport Mall, through 43 aos t Arsry Evening at a r pin 13. Os Its @Mao! a 044-1 mt?; No, 10, . est sorts *MA. he. ?r1 ritheeid HENRY POWELL. at his •Wholesale Oil Italian 'Warehouse, Newpte-street. (where the Trade may be supplied with this and all other Uenuine Sauses, Pickles. eto retrn his meat grateful ow ledgments to the h Pu .) blic for a their kind patronage, a nd at the same time begs leave to acquaint them that it is sold by all the Oil and Italian Warehouses in London, and by one or more respectable agents in every town throughout the United Kingdom. Observe, none is genuine unless signed "Dintnore and Son," and the Proprietors' seal on the Cork. To Merchants, Captains, and others, it is particularly re commended for shipping, as it is warranted to keep in any climate. =i~at; Emswerth, &c. Gloucester Mail, through Henley, Oxford, and Chehaw ham, every Evening at a quarter-past 7, and Sunday at km* past 6. Dover and Canterbury Mall, through Gravesend, Chat ham, and Faversham, every evening at a quarter past 7, and Sudsy at half past 6. FromCanterhary. passengers and par- Pi, are conveyed to Deal, Margate, Ramsgate, Sandwich, &e.; and from Dover, parcels are conveyed to Folkston, mate, Myth.), Dimehurch, Romney, and Lydd. Sa l l itrd Mail, through Carmarthen, Llandilo and Haver intwest, every evening at a quarter-past 7, and Sunday at liltlasi 8. - Bath and Bristol Post Coach. to carry only four inside. throagb Reading, Marlborough. Caine, and Chippeuham, every Morning at a quarter-past 8. Bath and Bristol light Post Coach. every afternoon at I. Bath light Post Coach, in two days. to carry four inside. through Maidenhead, Reading, Marlborough, Devises, and Relkshavn. Monday, Wednesday. and Friday Mornings at 9. This Coach Is chicly ntended for the accommodation of Faarilles. Invalids, &e i who cannot undergo the fatigue of itch a distance in one day. Brighton light Post Coach. through Reigate and Click field, every Monolog at 8. Mallet:6llam Original Post Coach, to carry only four in side. through Healey and Oxford, every Morning at 7. Chichester, Bognor. and Petworth Post-coach, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings, at a quarter before 7: Dover and Canterbury Light Post-coach. every Evening at half-past b.—Ditto. every Morning at half-past 8. Godalming. and Guildford Telegraph Coach, through Epsom. Leatherheatt. Clandon and Horsley, Tuesday, Thursday. and Saturday Mornings at 10. Ditto, through Kingston, Dittos. Cobham, and Ripley, on Monday, Wednesday. and Friday Mornings, at 10. Henley Coach through Maidenhead. every Afternoon at I, Sunday excepted. Littleharepton, Arundel. and Petworth Coach , Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, at half-past 7. Margate, Ramsgate, Deal , Sandwich. and Broadstairs light Post-coaches. every Morning and Evening. Oxford Light Post-coach, through Henley, ate. every Morning at 7. Portsmouth new and elegant light Post-eoach, the Regu lator, to carry only four Inside, through Kingston, WlT ford. Peterstield, and Portsea. every Morning at 8. Coaches from Portsmouth to Chichester, on the arrival of the Mall, through Emsworth, Cosham, &e. to Bognor. Stroralwater Coach (removed from the Bull and Mouth,) through Abingdon, Faringdon. and Cirencester. Tuesday, Thursday and Sa tu rday Mornings at a greener before 7. COACIIES. York. Newcastle, and Edinburgh Coaches, and to all Parts of the North, every Morning, at a quarter past 8. Manchester, Lancaster, Kendal. Rochdale, Hudders fi eld , Bradford. Leeds. Halifax, Rothe rbam, Sheffield, and Nor wich Coaches, Daily. Birmingham Post Coach, sets out every afternoon at Ave, tarrying four inside, and passes through Warwick, Leaming ton and Daventry, to the Saracen's Head, Ball-street, Sir adaguaus, next morning at ten. Wallingford and Wantage Coach. through Maidenhead. Nettlebed, and Harwell, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings at 7. Shensi(' and Rotherham post coach. called the Rocking hass„sve morning at eight, and the Nelson at Nine. CARRIERS--To Twickenhava.Breatford. and Isleworth, every Monday, Wednesday. Friday, and Saturday. EAMES and Co., Proprietors. Parcels and Packages are safely and expeditiously can- ' %Dyed from this Inn to every City, Town, Vitiate, and Country Seat iu the following Count ies . via. :—Berks, Backs, Cornwall, Devon, Dorset , Ha nts . Her Glou Worcestecester, Kest. Oxford, Somerset , Surrey, STSSOI, Willis, r, Beath Wales, all parts of the Isle of Wight. Jersey, Otters soy, esd all parts of France ; and to all Parts of the North. "e* Take notice, that no package, esataining glass. china, watches, plate. cash. or Bank notes. however small the "Are, will be accounted for, if lost o r damaged; our any ether wed O r passenger's lama. ge, of more limn N. value. unisex spa:l4d es each when delivered at the OSee and paid for aecertllagiy • t++ Neat Post-chaises, ie. at the shortest aetire. LONDON MAR KRTS, Dsc. 7. COTTON.—The Cotton market remains heavy, Ben- gals and Surat* have been purchased at a farthing per pound lower. SIJOAR.—The prices of Muscove.des must be stated Is. higher than on Friday last: there have, however, been few sales this week, and very few parcels of good descriptions are offering. Yesterday and this forenoon buyers do not evince so much anxiety to,purchs,se.— There was a considerable demand for Relined Goods early in the week, on account of the advance of the raw market; the sales were not, however, extensive, as the refine-s were asking higher prices. In Foreign Sugars no purchases by private contract were reported. By public sale this forenoon, 211 chests Havannah Sugar met with no buyers; after the first two lots had been taken in, good yellow at 265. and 275. the whole parcel was withdrawn. COFFF.E.—The public sale yesterday, 271 casks and 160 bags Coffee, went off heavily ; the prices generally Is. lower. The pub!ic sale of CA - itfee this forenoon, 29 casks and bags British Plantation and 61 casks Foreign, went off heavily: good 4.rdinary Havannah sold at 975. better quality 9tts. 641.; fair quality St. Domingo in casks taken in at 1111 s.; middling to good middling Duch sold 121 s. and 121 s. 6d. Generally the Coffee . market may be stated heavy, at a reduction of Is. per cwt. FRUlT.—There is very little variation ; the quantity which continues to be forced on the market by public sale is very . considerable ; the trade are. however, bold• lag off baying by private contract, antinipating a farther decline, notwithstanding the prices opened so exceed ingly_ Pew at the first of the season. TBA.—The Tea sale at the India-house is expected to finish this day week : the only qualities sold are Bolleas and Congous ; the prices are, including the duty, about Id. per pound under last sale. SPlCES.—Spices continue heavy, with the exception of Pimento, which is in good demand ; one lot fine qua lity in to-day's sale realised Nil. 'ft 'RAIN:M.—The briskness in Tobacco hail subsided; the late advance in the prices is however mflatained. RUM, BRANDY, and HOLLANDS.—The Ram market is steady, and the holders firm; there is, how ever, little business doing. Brandies are heavy and lower. In Geneva there is little variation. TALLOW. —Foreign Tallow continues heavy. NO PECI FIC was ever b rou g ht into use by the SProfessors of Medicine. to equal PEEDE'S Celebrated and Incomparable FRICNCII PILLS, for the speedy. safe, and effectual CURE of a certain disorder. in all its insinuating forms, and the malignant and destructive Rav it daily Cure let s on slate Haman Franke; but, happily, theseages Pills soa time. and in so safe and easy a manner, as to warrant hike in such Ml confidence of success, that NO Sparkof Disease shall be left in the s}steks. These Pills are sold in Bores. at 2s. 9d.. at 45. Liquerpond-street, Lon don; bet should ft be preferred, the Doctor engages tn Care the Disease for a stipulated suus, or return the Money ; so that if there be No Cure, there will be No PAY. N. R. The Itch Cured without washing or anointing , b y Smelling only, price 115.f.14. r. M __,,.,.,....- ...... - V" - 1.77 .."..., I•vip- - - - - w - ' -0.- • -a.- ---7% • 7 - ' - '^x"7" -- 7 ,- "IF 15 1 " " ' '''' 1 - r"Willivir . . . , • • 40 r • , t . t. 6 • i• . . .- • • err Cent . tb ~... . _ ~......, ~...., • • • ' . I t 4 t i), ( 1,,),., ..... t , sv=e. . --, A V )}4 ...... •'. . Oa 1 c . • . I ? l,yen i ttif. :. 1 -4. , , 1 . . LI . . LONDON, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, inal. 0.7; . 1 1l 'Wain .. imm. ...._..._...... - Pura Purim wEsrmixsrms HAM . . It has already been stated in the papers that there was some dispels as to the Lord Great Chamber laia of Englauds' claims to the Coronado' proper, is Westminster Hall. which accounted for the nos-re moval of the Royal-table, the galleries. Ise.; bat the King has lately signed the warrant, authorising Lord Owydir, the acting Lord Great Chamberlain. to take down the various temporary structures is end about Westminster Hall, erected for the purposes, of the Corotation. sad to remove sad dispose of the satne.--.- Lord Owydir. sad Dorset Fellows., Req. his Lord ship's Secretary, were, at the time that the authority WS, sigaed.,ia. Pads; but they immediately returned to Lender so eaperiatend the removal and disposal of the ruhms property, and to give dined'ss regarding the a'rraigements for his Majesty tonna Parliament is person. . . On Wednesday the whole of the Voteama....-,.. _ tut and abaft Westminster Hall was sold for LardOsiirdir. by Mr. D. Fellows, to Mr. Page, imam let I and Mr. Page bausediasely aet an immease amber of uses to work. aided by numerous caravels.." take down and remove the property so purchased.. The grand chandeliers. &c. in the Hall were livet removed; bet yesterday was chiefly occupied with ellsriag the Old House of Lords, the Painted Chamber, la. which wen+ literally mid with tables, forms. and various wood and frame work, which had bees used is the several dialeg rooms, as well as to make arrangements forth. Wpm. egress, and comfort of the visitors. The Royal table, with its splendid coverings to West minster Hall, is already removed ; and the throne, seat, canopy, Ike. are being taken dews. The splendid drapery with the Royal Coat of Arose, &c. will be re tained by Lord Owydir ; and his Lordship has gives directions to have the whole affixed at the sad of his dieing-room at his Lordship's resides...els Hamilton place. Piccadilly. On being conveyed thither, it was ascertained that fortunately the drapery would it withoftt requiring to be cut. !t will be made to con adult. 'something like a national, as well as a splendid. decoration, of the Lord Great Chamberlain's town mansion. Fronting Ibis Coronation drapery will be placed his Lordship's sideboard, surmounted and ee corated with the various portions of plate received as Coronation services by his Lordship's family for lltTf• ral hundred years ; and the toast prominent parts of what will thus constitute a rich as well as a singular display. will be the three hundred onuses of plaid; be sides a gold ewer. his Lordship's reward for his ardu ous serviees at the late Coronation. The beautiful g;' 4 4 nopv 44 the tiormit..l rated with the rose &lien to the share ed the same to his eeiniEesTerirrisdu‘ residence, at Handl ' . — yheaseit ti Lem r w views. us sae i.lllll !Armed mad Pestle at.timo West lastii e mit d i s Age Clads, by _ldevaphi. at the' Bast a (41110:Castoth-bthiskom.Maida this Toth iie k Wednesday. *be letb. and 7, the 11th Ad ige Ile 'oval Wows onlielness. Cainientlea str .7 16117's Warebodes. Coatesobeesse:peine C aligeardeltero re* Cent. to be Oa oder et ttte Bacteilwailitthimpall P 4 • et-beetse. by 'Mee n* olt Is the Aft• Nth lithium or** Det e to booms "t to M talkaa-away brAlator4iw or tholithelithe Mosey North' silike oo o l. V /L Teid&CIVANOK OP cArerALs. - 'vs% Wif t vt 40e. ON 111 Ittb PiOCKPOICIL e4ARSOLL. TIM eitra•cvos, bers to 'base. - IV IN E . COMPAN Y, , oan a sending their ma Twat 19118,)*ma . , punctually exe, • No. I . . all near tht . 110, Oslorddstreet, a. , -- dello WINE COMP , • 40 4`.. emus t of Wtsai-lor A AltiPtaPPßolt . Liounible Thai of tlie Year Sauce for all s s, they beg to offer to the die Proprietor. HENRY I yof which they pledge thew- and Italian Warehouse, 2--a-A 7%..1.4 mew hat mooned e ;ilt cornice which surrounded the ea- -seat,. and which was tastefsgy deco- le, the thistle, and the shame k, has of D. Pellowes,Esq., who bas esent- brothitr. They will he mart hats o w-eurtainror . s 'hive Thy. goose oda Wo , • ra•Z` eagerly 'eight aft Tattoos No- Are been presented with skim, or .t thp dinner tables is the Hall. - nation have been eel ANGI .40E.—Val Bilbao, t blemen ; they have presence_ double chairs, used at the dinner-tables in the Hall. Tutt %hole of the removals are bring conducted with the greatest order, as well as rapidity; and in a few days, without doubt, the Hall, the Chambers, the Coin iniree-roonts, &c. will be entirely cleared. The claims of fees, fur Coronation services, will be adjusted at a Court of Claims that will shortly be coo via 41. The Hall, after the removal of the Coronation 'true tire!, will not have its proportions affected by any tem porary buildings for Courts, or any other purpose. — The law Courts at the end of the Hall will not he rebuilt ; the plan of the late it W)a -(the late King's architect) will be partial! that of building Courts for the King's Ilene and Chancery behind the stone buildings, and in line with the Coors of Continent Pleas and Ezelirtiner; there will he PO.. trai•ces into them from the Hall, similar to that imo the Common Pleas. The Steamer packet has. reached Falmouth, from Lisbon. The private accounts ar e th ult., and state, that the Portuguese ti . re *dop ing the strictest economy, and it has been determined that in future only Charges d'Affaires shall be sent to Foreign Courts, in lieu of Ambassadors, by which a considerabie saving will accrue. In the Stann.er pack t two Secretaries of Legation were brought over to this country. who are to be attached to the office of Charge d'Affaires in London. The fever in Spain is yet prevaili ig to a great extent; no vessels were al lowed to enter the port of Lisbon from any port of Spain, without undergoing the strictest quarantine, which lasted for several days ; from some situations the communication was wholly interdicted, and it wax not expecte.l to be restored un•il after Christmas, and not even then, unless the fever should.bare totally dis • appea.el in Spain. One of the first experimental chemists of the present day ascribes the great increase of sodden deaths in this country, to the noxious ingredients emulinyell in the manufactnre of many of the articles of life. The nu merous convictions in particnlar, that have taken place on account of the use of deleterious drugs in beer, render it highly necessary, that beads of families should guard against the evil consequences attending the use of an unwholesome beverage. We are assured ti.at time Ale, Table Ale, and t able-beer, brewed by Mr. Chapman, of the Bagnigge Wells Br ewer y , is from ge nuine malt and hops, and water only. The encourage. 'Dent he has experienced sufficiently proves the stye riorty of his articles, and we have no doubt will cowl nue to him that extensive patronage bi - bas hitherto deservedly enjoyed.—All letters innst be poet-paid. * . • .4 COURSE OF ZECH ANGE.—Fatnay. deservedly enjoyeu.--.... ... • ATTRAIP I' •T......, ..... __ _ . SIGRDAR. A m sterdam, 12 13 C. F. Bilb ao, al t Barcelona, *34 DARING RODDIIIIT AND Ditto, at sight, 12 10 14eville, 831 Gibraltar. * l 4 I Rotterdam. 1 Leeboro. 47 Genoa. 431 About half past eleven o'clock un Wednesday night, Antwerp, 119 t 7 4 Malta, 46 Venice. 27 00 Jose p h Allen, porter in the service of Mr. Dunn, w bole. Hambu-gh. 37 6 Naples. 391 Listion..lo -sale amulet and druggist, in St. John-street. Cierken- Alto**. 37 7 Oporto, 30 Bin Sasebo 494 well. was attacked in Wilderness-row, on his way Lowe. Paris. 3 days sight, 25 60 Palermo. 119—Bahia, 30 .. 1 Ohio. 13 90 Dublin. St per cent. by four villains, who knocked him down. and after Rordears, lib 90 Cork. 9 per mat. [per oz. heating hint enmercifttlly with bludgeons, robbed hiss t Fraakforton the Maine, 166 For. golden bars. 31. 17s. 101 d o f his watch, Sac. and left bins weltering in his Menai; 114-t 4 Peteraburgh, 90 U. New Doubloons, 01. Os. Oil. was found shortly afterwards by Om seal' - Vienna, 10 10 RC Flo. Trieste. 10 IS Rf. Flo. 1 Z i li P lv w er in il h a irs. l 4 l tan . 4kid.ard, conveyed to Bartholomew Hospital, whets be lies with 414. I Madrid, SO Cadiz, 80 4s. 111.4 but little , hopes of rccovery. -4 -" 1---- si--•••••••...... - '• -A Ii It aw* 4. - . - ..,__ ... ---s-di.-... %._ . • .., • . I ~ .."~ "~ - , pt ':~ -a ~~: ~:. ). 1 ' .1 ;I, y. 1 't • ' Oll . 4. ...;: °. ". y 7