The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-10-03 00:00:00

'7Y Ouvotir-t- likUrAa • NVIRTER 5492 ' 13.000 REWARD. ALEXANDER'S and CO., not baying succeeded in obtaining their Parcel of Notes, amounting to 1.31,199. taken from the Ipswich Mall en the night of the iit h s e ptmnber ; they have considered it ad .iwable to cir collie a NEW ISSUE of Notes, printed In RED INK, nu in order to prevent the negociation of any of the Stolen 011. S. they have to request that the public will be pleased to ~fret Inv Notes printed In BLACK INK of the following Bids, , IPSWICH and NEEDHAM MARKET, WOODBRIDGE, H ADLEIO H. 1,1 ANN I NOTRE E, sad *kith their Bankers in London are Instructed, when presented. to refer to themselves at Ipswich. Ipswich, Oct. 9, 1522. Mater will give information either at Aces aaaaa 's and Cn.or at Fey sand Co. St. Mildred's Court, Poultry, so that ale parties may be apprehended, shall, on his or their conviction, sad the recovery of the vropertf, rawly, the above Reward; sad upon omelettes alone, without the roos ter, of the property. tho sum of 41,008. AT Rk /COED FARES. T. Don, N ldAde, RAIIIG M D Fo e ur Coaches, sad keep geed Use, by S. A. MOUNTAIN Us Co. SARACEN'S HEAL) INN, SKINNERSTREET, SNOW-RILL., LONDON. T HE following LIG iir POST COACHES. In. set out from the above Ina t unequalled travelling by the Champion, a new light day Coach to Dorchester, In 14 hours only, through Earshot. Wattmeter, Basingstoke, Whitchureh, Overton, Andover, Salisbury, Woodyeats, and illandford.—The Proprietors of the above Coach are determined so expense shall be spared to reader it the first conveyseee on the Western Road. The "Telearaph," Dover, Deal, Ramsgate, Margate, Canterbury, Faversham and Sandwich new post coach, every ',endue, at a quarter past seven o'clock. la tensest's:tee of the decided preference gives to the abets coach, the proprietors are determined too expence shall be spared to render It the tint eonveysnee on the Kent road. Itremptes, Chatham, Rochester, Gravesend, Stroud, Sit tig/I.mm, and Rabat's, every miming, at a i past 7, at Reduced Pares. The " Royal Relipse," Falmouth, Plymouth, Exeter, True, nothWn. Penryn. Ashisurton, Totes*. Weymouth, Derthester, Dermas*, sad Salisbury, every morning, at seve, through Moulton, Axminster, Bridport, Blandford, iitaideridge, Basingstoke, Hartford-bridge, Rieckwater, sad Begshot. The "Union." Southampton Lmatingtolt, Lyndhurst, Wineherter, and Basingstoke , II:Mord-bridge, Blackwater,,i sod Bagshot sew four inside °oath, every meriting at plat 7; arrives at the Comb and Horses, Southamptem. by Ire. This Is a most delightftil conveyance to the isle of Wield, Jersey, Ovmensey, St. Medla r Hama Dance, Charborg. ike. Thrprepeishws of the above easel bop* to native • sou tweinte of the rapport which has hitherto hoes espeeleaset eleselhe of the " Vales." No eadag with aulh Skillet pest aneelsee, through Cl/ppm/tam, ahem Ilesibeemoh. Newebury and Readisg, elleenges, me one; ant, • at Mr. Mayl. 'the Grey- Issued lbs. WI, ssii -the Leip4o• Tavern, Themaretnet, Odeon Seidel, early the next menhr. team a TO WII I ILI, BRIDOSITATIR. TAUNTON,. -41 we vihatinsvm. The "Vag/my". new Liverpool light teach. only use Mkt ea the mak Garry* fear Made, *reeve daily Mese; mires at Limped seek afternoon at eve. through Me hra, Lathbusy. ~ Welford, latterwerth, Moakley, eallomasem. 111•11 Stele, Newcastle, Lams lord, Warriostop. sad Tessa*. Sicrewsbety. Walla... sod Shirai] light post meek, every afterauale. eurad. m." Wigwam*. Dorchester, Blandford. Balls tory, Aselemsr, Ovedsm, ll•singetoke, Hartford-bridge, Bluakwetar, aed Saga" mew post meth, every afternoon, with tee combines oily. Pickets free Weymouth to Dempsey. Jersey, Cherbourg, It. Mathes, Se. *my Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons at 2 (Mimic. Barnstaple and Seedhoolton sew light post coach, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings at 7 o'clock. The "Rockingham," Leeds light poet coach, sets out every aftersoeos at four ; and passes through Beldock, lieglesvade, Estes, 141110., Oreetham, Grantham. Savrtry. Stamford, Markham Moor, Newark. llmford. Doncaster, tad Ferrybridge. totbe Golds. Lien, Leeds, next afternoon. Luggage sad Packages only Two Femme per lb. Netwithstaading the encommea apoidon if this coach, his allowed to he the most agreeable sad somplete public eenvevsatte oa the north road, Wog ussopelkoil by say other. ilarroweate aod itipos new light poetess* every Otta was at (oar, sad eight is the merulng. °Lwow, Lonetown, Dram Orem, Anima. Dumfries, Breeruhill, Thornhill, Sanqshar, WI& Conneask, Klngswell, sad all parts of Seotland,a light kw Iselds_Voist coach daily. The " Express," to York. Searbstough. Whitby, Shields, Seeds/aid, Newcastle and lidisburgh. a new 4 inside light poet-coach, with a guard throughout ; sots out every morning at 8 o'clock, by way of Newark, Retfett, Doncaster, For- Tadeaster, Darlington, Nee thallerton, Conrhan, Murpeth, tad Berwick, and arrives at York the next mora ine at 12 o'clack. Passengers India; themselves fatigued on the journey. any rest what time they pleas*, and then protrudes) without acv additional fare. Marlborough and Swindon four Inside coach, throe* Aldboorn, Reading, Lamboorn, Fitton, Lydington, Wootton Basset, Ramsbery, Hungerford, Newbury sad aktefthead. Britiptenorth, Wales', Shrewsbury. Salop, sad Holyhead new light four Inside coach, every afternoon. Horncastie. Spalding, Peterborough. Sditew 2G/ lismlneou day coach, to Spotty, Louth. Grimsby *ad owning at pest 8. The only day coach to Boats. and tiornesvue. Tie " Express," a sew light four Inside post coach to Carlisle, Pearith, sod Whitehateo t goes with four horses and a guard all the way ; pauses throegt. Breath. Atryle•iy. Greta-bridge, Ricansood. Catteriek, Berearhiwidee, Wetherby, Aberford, Ferrybridge, New ark. Doseaster. Grantham, Stamfeni, IlawtrY, Grantham. Stilton and Fitgateswatie ; sets out every alarolal. sea Performs the josracy with the greatest facility. Passengers &tallied on theroad by business, or pleasure, have the peculiar advantage of their seats being secured in the next rod. Kendal, Lancaster, Prestoc, Kirby-Lonulale, Holton, Onoakirt, and Gusting light post-coaches, every &Pompon. The " Royal J' pros.," new light four Inside post-mach. to Liverpoui. ISarrsn.toe, IL:vitiated, Stone, discord, aner Litchfield (only ono night on the road.) every ast.rnoon arrives at the btraeen'a Head Inn, Dale-attest, nett evening. Wakefield kw-inside post-coach, called " the Express,' every morning and afternoon. Chester. Newport. Wiiiteehorch, Terporlry, Namptwlcli Northwieh, and Middlewtch, light post-eon:it every after noon. The " Royal Express," to Manchester, Winslow, Con iktoe, Newcastle, Weisel, and Wolverhampton sew four inside post-coach, every afternoon. Only ose elgbt on the toad. •• Luggage and Packages to Leeds, York and Doncaster. at wily two-pence per lb. IL A. MOUNTAIN and CO, respeethilly acquaint Melt ideals sad the Public, that they will not be account. able for any Parcels, Passengers' Luggage, W ritio,w , Plate, ofrnore the. Five Nand, 'value, if lost, stolen, or da ta/et using entered as sad, and the Insurance paid for accordingly, at the Suscee'i Hied Ina, Snow-hill, Locdon.. nominees peen& nostra npit. OUT page relates to Isais.—Mhoothi. Just published, price as, in boards (Fifteenth Edition), 91111 E &GIS of LIFE: a Noo-Medical Common ". tary on the indiscretions arising from Haman Frailty, in which the Causes, Symptoms, and baneful Erects of Ines Venn*, Gonorrhoea, Strieture, Seminal Weakness, Be. are fully developed; Part 11. contains some remarks uncer tain Female Complaints, in particular Sterility; Part embraces Practical Observations on Sexual Debility, Self those, aid Mental irritation, with some interesting observa tions on vegetable and animal life ; in Part IV. is a Series of Cases insistently' of the preceding subjects, explaining them in a familiar manner. and the whole addressed to the Youth and Maturity of both Sexes. By GOSS and Co. Consulting Surgeons,.London. Nature beetle Omnibus ease dedit, si quit eognoverit eeI—CLAUDIUS. Sinee Meares to all the pearl of bliss undies, Its frugal application marks the wise. May be had at 6ft, Paternoster-row ; 69, Pall-Mall ; Piccadilly;ii, l6, Prints-street, Soho; Fleet-street; Ilk, Fleet-street ; 40, West Smithfield ; 95, Cheapside, Lon na; Stevenson and Co.. Burks and Co., Norwich; R NA, Ipswich; Berratt and Duffield, Bath ; Sheppard, Bris tol; Hatt, Cambridge; Headley, Leeds; and at all Book sellers.—Messrs. 00s5S nod Co. are to be consulted, as usual, every day, at their house ; and Patients Is the Country are requested to describe minutely the ease, enclosing a re mittance for Advice and Medicine, whirls can be forwarded so any part of the World.—GOSS sad Co. U. R. C. Sur geons, No. 7. 'wart-street, St. James's; and 11, Bouveris street, Fleet-street. Waded. CORPORATION DINNER AT LYNN. Oa Mosday last • sumptuous entertainment was gives sa dm Guildhall at Lynn. Norfolk, by the new Mayor. Colossi Evened. upon his entering into office ; at whisk wore promat, the Members for the County, T. W. Coke, IN. sad Edmond Wodehouse, Esq. ; the Members fee the Tows,. the Marquess of 1 itcl.fidd sad Colossi Walpole t Mr. William Polkes, Mr. Chas . Brown, Mr. Alders's& Wood. M.P. &.. After dinner, when tie usual limos bad been delivered from the Chair. the health of dm County Members was proposed, sad resolved with acclamation I when Mr : Mu sum. sad, tu a spied' irsqueatty . . . . . rupted by load applattm, expressed his political senti ments in that manly strain of eloquence se peeotliar to himself. and pointed out t►e miseries arising from the pressor system of Government. Mr. WODIHOUSI also alluded to the depresse.l state of agrical:nre. The health of tlse Town Members. the Marquess of Titchfirld sad Colonel Walpole, was also proposed ; when The Noble Marquises rem and returned his best , thanks for the mast they bad just drank. This was the first occasion of his being in the town since the , day when he bad the bums, of being chosen to a I share in its represeatation. Ile could assure them be rejoiced in the opportunity afforded by this annual meeting fur their Members to come among them, be cause it gave their Representatives the means of learn- Mg their sentiments sod becoming acquainted with their wishes; and so highly did he value it, that as long as be renesieed in the honourable station he was holding, be should never willingly fail to take ad vantage of the festivities customary in the town at t►at season of the year, for the purpose of paying his respects to the gentlemen connected with it. He was quite aware he was meeting o■ that occasion, which he deemed purely convivial, persons of all parties and opinions; aad be knew too well what was due to that consideration to say one word that could be thought inconsistent with it. Hat in consequence of the recent circumstances regarding the Administration, which had placed a near relation of his la Dearly the most distinguished situation a Minister could fill, and by which he became, in the Opinion of many, virtually the first Minister of the country, and in cionseqnence of having found, as be had to his ' , uprise, some per sons imagining that his political conduct might re ceive some varieties from that occurrence, be felt he owed it in justice alike to himself and his constituents not to let slip the first moment for observing publicly, that no step of any relation, connexion, or friend, how ever dear to him, ,fir however much the object of his admiration, could Feasibly produce t►e smallest effect *pea the performance of the great duties he owed to his constituents. He trusted, in making this one re mark, he 'Weald not be considered as having obtruded it; he hoped and believed It could be offensive to no man; and be would certainly have abstained from making it at all, if he had mot been apprehensive that his silence on the subject, when he had that oppor tunity of declaring himself, might have allowed doubts to remain, or might have canted doubts to spring up, is quarters where be should much regret to hear they bad ever been entertained. lie concluded by pro. posing the health of the Mayor, observing, that the person who then filled the office was, ■ll would allow, pre-eminently entitled to their respect and gratitude. 1 mut Paurams.—Owe hundred and sixty six Irish paupers of buth sexes Lave ►een removed within the last fuer months hops the parish of Puplar, to Mr Davis, the Pass -master, fur the county of Xliddiesex, for the purpose of being passed home to Ireland. The expense thus Incurred by the parish is 741. 14•. being at the rate of Sts. a ►ead fur each pamper. Adds, who was committed to Maidstone gaol, charged with the murder of the poor old woman, Ellen M*Garthy, at Balling, Kent, has impeached seven of hie companion', who have been taken Into custody. ~.e.,.~ BETI A meeting of the Friend Society and lie; evening at the City of street, and notwithstai the weather, was most Hon. Admiral Lord (lam' at 6 o'clock, and after - Rev. Mr. Brown, of Sou; by the company a•seml reeding' of the society t by one of the Secretaries. peared that coned its r throagh all ranks of for the moral and reli boys. trusting that. when t might be devised .o improve dition. The success of made exceed the most warmest friend•, and the Bethel Union was moral and religions pat ine'ination for the sag eels is the merchant feared Goo." It likewt had taken Into coo iders; who ply on the Thames, inquiry bad been to die persons on the river I. sp:•rific provision was that the society had di causing sermons to be in varions chapels; as chapel, to be moored tion for their benefit. drunkenness and impn; by lodging in public-houses, sition practiced upon society took, last year, Wapping, foreished it placed it under the en• ins*, who has spent t; The most happy consequenti this plan, which has nte• of the East India Conti emends over 20 closely minute detail of the efforts at oar different outportr lore, and of the attempts reign countries to co it hail been read and ; vend Reverend Gentleroel inculcated the neeesalt as it appeared from ti were unequal to the ea, to meet. Several moot; tied ; officer* were ales ihe nest year. Thaaki bier; and, after snot► prayer made, the meet leaving a liberal coot hands of the gentlemen doors. Oa Thursday last, crew of the ausairgliol the county gaol by T 1 kith aiding cad assir 1. , /I Pk. Cent. ... , . Oa V". 0 4e0 ' $ , ..; 14, i , . . . .. -------4 PRICE SEVEN PENCE ' 1 • -, E THEL UNION. I 1 ! • - VP.- • ? 1 ,‘ I . British and Foreign Seemea's i lethel Union was held yesterday of London T . Bishopsgate• andiog the unfavourable state of t numerously attended. The Right I . I . Gambier was caked to the chair t ; r a prayer had been made by the oath Oekendon, aid a psalm mg 1 .mbled. the retrospect of the pro- • 1 ty doting the last year was read irks. From this document it ap• grand objects had been to diffese . I the community a proper concern 4 ligions state of - *Mimeo and *ea- -1 . hen that was accompliehed, means - r improve and ameliorate their con- of the exertions it bad already lost sanguine expectations of its . t. i was to be seen in the fact tftat - • 1 is now frequently requested by •I. i iarents who had children with an ito point out to them " such res. i 1 t , I, service as had commanders who 1 i rwise appeared that the society lerat;on Vie state of the watermen • sea, and that the result of their • p , discover that there were 60.1 1 00 for whose religious instruction ne I made. The retrospect tilted • . % done what it could for them, by e preached at different stairs and a 4 ' ' i t .' and added, that a new Coating off the Tower, was in enntempla. ' 4 , To cheer as far as possible the , • A • rarity to which sailors are exposed -houses, and the shameless impo. s ' i ! 44 them by unprincipled men, the 41 ..! 4. t • . , tr. a house in Hermitage-street. • i it plainly with beds, Ste., and operintendence of a piens active - .:"e ' { the greater part of his life at set. nsequenees are anticipated from ~ : t net the approbation and saprrt , 1 aspany. The retrospect, which .. , ly printed pages, concludes with a I. trO I' 111 which the society has Made r ' kis for the improvement ofour sal- 'pt. which have been toade in 1.; , operate with its exertions. After , approved of by the meeting, se. : • . louse° add d the meeting, and ' . I • , shy of contributing to its funds. t • the financial accounts that they I • ...I expenditure which the society had 1 i, reolutioas were thee pet and eno- leo chosen fur the society during ails were then voted to Gerd Oen- 1 l 1 other psalm bad been sung • .il I . I, .ting broke op; but n.t without itribution for the society in tip , len who stood to collect it at the .. 't. I , Harry Vanderstoriss, one of the . og cutter Isis, was eoestuitted to • 4 . Thomas Alcock. Esq., charged 1 - isting is removing a quantity •f h at Chess Cove, near the strand of i i i' ' oed with a carbine or short mus- th several others. t 1 ig, eighteen men otiderwent the I ' piag, in the Sessioos•house-yard. :ntence, it the last Old Bailey 1 l l ith the fourteen on Monday. mule tor number than was ever before iffs, City Marshals, and a number sant dariar the ponishaketi. • .-- & ~. • r_ • - 4 4. laiq ng , 'he vn. 1.- in. y (4itat THE PRINCESS CHARIAYFTE AND HER ROYAL MOTHER. IT was well known that daring the late Qieen's Travels. she corresponded privately with her Daughter; Copies of the interesting Letters having been pot Into the hands of the Editor of BELL'S LIFE IN LOIVDON. aN Sporting Chrmslels. Weekly Newspaper, for the perpoae of publication, he begs to announce that they are now regularly appearing in that paper. The three first Letters ate just re printed. To be had of all Newsmen and Postmasters la the King dom, price 7d. Eau.'s Genuine FAltion of the late COUNTESS of OueIINSEV'S CONFESSIONS. Third Edition, just pebllshed, price Is.Od. by W. K. Macdonald, 104, Strand. /lIBN THOUSAND DEM LEMEN'a LEFT' OFF A. BRAVER or SILK HATS WANTED, for a Ship ping Order; a liberal allowance will be made for one or any quantity, provided new ernes are taken in exchange Apply to LLOYD and Company, manufacturers, 71. Strand, opposite the Adelphi Theatre, Inventors of the real Dover.. CO DDDDD Wares PROO/ Ovs. B Hxvil, in 1000 dlt. &rent shapes and sizes, warranted never to become soft. spotted, or show the least appearance of stiffening, if worn In the rain for seven yeara. Price 975. ; extra impedes silk. ISs.—Letters, post-paid, attended to. N.B. Gentketen served by contract with the best Saver lists on advantageous terms. TO THE PUBLIC. No. I, Consnitx. IT cahoot be inspected that the encomiums we are about to pats ea the present Lottery, are dictated by the spirit of teller, when we are anxious to have It considered as OUR OWN PLAN, or the kind of Rebels* we have tong recommended; an avowal obviously indiscreet, If we were not confidest It approximates as near as possible to perfec tion, and combines is an unusual degree, all those points which mast ensure it approval. The Prizes areal Sterling. No Stock. No Cl . Every Number draws singly, with plenty of Cepitals (treble the usual number), none of which are fi xed, bit Floating In the Wheel, so that ALL might be drawn the flan Day ; and we an persuaded, though the risk of this Wueed Contractors to ix them fee particular days. the prompt plan will prove more beneficial to them, es Purchasers thee held back, whereas, now every ose will torches* at the begisnleg, the Chance being better. and the "ice lower. la short, we min conscientiously aver, there has bees so Lottery, since oar Office was established, so much entitled to countenance; and we expect this revival of good old fashioned principles will restore Lotteries to their pristine c-leheity. The Pestles *bedfast linable sernats. Lasky Comer, 1, Camila& Piil4lll4o-4 Co. emltan. Fashionable Furniture, Elegant Chimney Glasses, and Ef frets. Chancery-lane. TO BE SOLD AY AUCTION, By Mr. HINDLE, At his Rooms, No. VS, Chancery-lane, on FRIDAY next, at skives for twelve, by order of the Sheriff of Middlesex. riling excellent and well tnanufacturrd FURNI TURE: comprising elegant cabinet articles, in sets. of capital patent dining tables, wardrobes, commodes. pe destal side boards, IS parlour chairs, elegant lofty four post and teat bedsteads. with handsome chintz drapery furnitures, seasoned goose beds and bedding, beautiful rose wood, card mad sofa tables, on pillar and claw frames; expensive lon tables, rose wood Grecian couches and chairs; fine plated chimney gl ; drawing-room, and eating parlour I chintz and cloth curtains. with gilt cornices; Brussels and Turkey carpets; Imperial hearth rags, and other valuable effects. To he viewed the day preceding and morning or sale. Ca talogues to be had et the rooms. LONDON, THURSDAY, OCTOBERS, 18x2. " The Cease fkr which HAMPDEN ft. 11 is the Paid. and SYDSR r died we the MAU!" T 0 RE LET, HANDSOME APARTMENTS. ill 0114CECIIURCI1 S . A pply to Wm. NAisit, N. 0 roreehorch-st rest. • CIIURCH OF ENGLAND REVENUES. Third Edition, price Si. tp S HARKS on the CONSUAIP I lON of PUBLIC 1% WEALTH, by the Clergy of every Christian Nation, end particularly by the established Church of England, with a Plan for altering its Revenues, by which upwards of ii 00.000,000, would be obtained to extinguish so much of the National Debt, and relieve the nation from FOUR MIL LIONS of ANNUAL TAXES. Primed for kSogham Wil-on, Royal Ezebange. BRIGHTON. FREEITOLDS, Richmond -street, Nelson's Row, Marlbo rough Place; and LEASEHOLD, Woburn Place, Charl ton Hill, Brighton. TO BE SOLD ny A UcTION,. By Mr. HINDLE. At the Gloucester Hotel, Brighton, on TUISDAY. Ocion ea 16th. at twelve for one o'clock, (by order of the Assignees of Dyntoke Wells, a Bankrupt,) In five Lots, improveable FREEHOLD ESTATE; com prising Twenty small Dwelling-Houses, with sufficient ground for twenty-siz houses more, and a two-stall stable, forming she whole of Caroline Place. Richmond-street, op- Richmond Mews, and immediately behind the Grand Pond.. Brighton. A FREEHOLD-HOUSE, situate and being No. 11, Nel son-row. Charlton-hill. A FREEHOLD CO kat-YARD. with good Stabling for eight horses, lofts over, covered stead, sad two lock-up coach-boavea. at North End. Marlborough-place. A LE ASESOLD ESTATE, comprising sin Dwelling- Houses, slums on the west side of Weohorn rises, Charl toe 1011. Aloe, a FREEHOLD COTTAGE and GARDEN. at Simper, shoat two miles from Chawley, in the county of Samet. The betore-mentioned property estimated at nearly 1300 per annum. - - Partkillers are preparing, and may be had ten drys pre vious to the Sale of Mr. G. Strafford. N 0.9, Richmond-street. and 0 lonoester-llotel. Brighton ; Goers ways Coffee-house. 'Change Alley, Coruloill ; and at Mr. HINDLI'S office, SO, Chancery-lane, London. DIAL WEIGHING MACHINES. HMARRIOTT baying obtained his Majesty's • Royal Letters Patent, for an Improvement Is WEIGHING MACHINES, begs leave to recommend them to the Public., as the most perfect and useful article for that purpose ever constructed ; for accuracy, simplicity, expeell- tido, and portability, it stands unrivalled, as it INSTAITLT shews the exact weight of any article, from One Ounce to a Ton, without the use of Weights, thereby saving time and labour.—Being perfectly portable, It may be used in any situation—its solvers!l utility must therefore be undeniable for domestic purposes; in shops, warehouses, coach-onees, market-houses, barns, on wharfs, at races and fairs, for cat tie, earn, bay, wool, Re.; or for loading heavy articles ; it may be attached to the chain of a crane, and shew the weight at the time of craning; it may be also made with a chair to weigh persons. From its extreme simplicity, it Is scarcely possible to be Inaccurate; yet. If It ever ghoul.' be so, there la en adjusting screw, which will momentarily correct it. H. Manaiorr begs to caution the Public against several sperlosts imitations of his excellent and useful invention, which are attempted to be introduced ; none are on his genti le. Patent Principle that have not a label with his name ever the King's Arms. H. MAitaloss having made considerable Improvements in his PATSNT KITCNICX COOKING A s, feels a cone deuce in recommending it to the Public, as a most complete artide for roasting, baking, boiling, and steaming with eco nomy in fuel, by one moderate-sised Illre, and with a constant supply of from twelve to twenty gallons of hot water ; also, Wants CLosags for airing linen, keeping dinner hot, heating plates, dishes, Om.; the cooking utensils ere never soiled, sad It is a positive ewe for a smoky chimney. A new P P COOKING A embracing the foregoing advantages, well calculated for ships, or situations where there is no chimney, and peculiarly advantageous for the Foreign Markets. Kitchens fitted up with steam appa ratus, embracing all the late improvements; also baths, conservatories, hails, staircases and buitdings, heated by steam, upon a principle of perfect security. Also an IN PROVED PATSNT SPRING ROASTING JAM, to obviate the DS eesslty of weight or putties. The whole stay be seen daily In nse at the Patentee's Manufactory. London House, 89. Fleet-street. London ; and had of most of the respectable Ironmongers throughout En g land. Ancient Armour repaired, and re-Instated to Its original perfection. Armour manufactured, Wight, sold. or let en hire. coot rabaoci tobacco, Gorryruss, being armed het, in compsny with Yesterday morning , puoishaient of whippi pursuanl to their set Seuions. These, wii thirty-two t a greatai known. The Sheril of officers, were pre*. Air CORO:MR . 4 Inguasim.—On Truiilay night an inquest was held at the King's Head, G d street, Soho. °pan the body of Mr. Thomas Cottle, a master butcher le Newport-market, whose death was occasioned in the following suspicious manner :—The d d on Friday night went to a neighbouring public-house, where he remained till about ten o'clock ; he then strolled about the street, and at half-past 12 was found at the corner of Liclifield.street and Grafton-street lying upon the car riage-road bleeding. He had told the watchman a man had struck hits. He was taken home, bat had lost the -key of the street door, and he could not gain admittance for some time. He was at last admitted ; he was very weak, and refused medical assistance till late on Mon day night; he was then in • dyi•ig mate, and expired that evening. Verdict—That the deceased wet his death in consequence of some violence lie received in the street, hot bow or by what means he received that vitals:ace; there was no evidence before the Jury. Last night an inquest was held at the Committee room of Sr. Thomas's hospital, on the body of Mrs. Elisabeth Purfieet. Mrs. Wright stated that on the Wilt of September. about ten o'clock in the morning, near Lhe end of Tooley-street, she saw a cart, with one horse, driving at a crick pace ; at the same time she saw the deceased crossing towards Pepper alley ; the horse knocked her down and kicked her ; she was carried to the Hospital in a stale of insensibility; there were two persons in the cart. William Kinsey, assistant officer at Townball, Southwark, stated that Legate the accident; the old lady was crossing the road with a stick in her hand, as she was very feeble ; the horse knocked her down ; it slipped, and with its right foot kicked and cut opettone of her legs to the bone. The driver used every exertion to stop the horse. The driver and hit man were taken into custody by the street-keeper, taken to the Townball, and committed for want of bail. lie (witness) did not know if.the driver called to the de. ceased to get onto( the way before the accident happen. ed. The cart was going at a " fastisli" rate—he could not say it was galloping. Jas. Strong . , a watermin, saw the accident. - The cart and horse passed by the alley ; he heard a scream, and on running up the alley, saw the' deceased lying ureter the horse's nose. He could no: say if the horse was going at a gallop or trot. ITIr. JJlin Wood stated that be was in a cart driven by hie servant, on the 10th of Sinember. The cart was goin at a trick trot when the deceased was injured. TI horse's nose touched her bonnet, and knocked her down, Mr. Price, a surgeon of St. Thomas's Hospital, de scribed the nature of the injuries the deceased sustain. ed. Both her legs were shockingly fractured ; her hod badly braised. Verdict—" Accidental death ;" and t: boric forfeited, or a deodand levied thereon of