The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-05-18 00:00:00

~., . ! - ‘7* . :..- . 1. 1 iv . ~h.~ 1 grocer's shop in ketipttirreet,,hitechapel.-11e 'I took some of. theoilatore 'hi . had been describing to his . shoe.' Yid drarkiiiiiiili4Vi s trYS4iiils IV/ 9 ,1817. i S !la in i F 'eV, nil iliViikli'or the' 'going of 1 ilWne r .ba' tii i irot • Illieiii .. 14:414Fireels. He 1 ~ ditil Was, ''ilt:''Paloi4r;4l in lietelie - tiok the paYtets, to briViiialeitieis:' , 4 " iale. tiliViit etlig !IPA; • Ile Wei Set t 1410 k eiliYiiis'O s s i ifiliViii: I 1 ft e vAiei Ted ielee'liel*este .e We'DWeitieei sliiii, th:ll;ttial'lll a ii been ierVby John Mathis . .. It iril fah' Mild whi l ethle Motley was for. Did not Wig% him the baffireniei to tie Wit ,t was a young In Ilte shop. itieai to the..o4lMidait lei Nile • , per ia trinS. lo thee front him the !sets an d paper. Weis td pit. sp the "Isitaties diffiVihri tfiiii bail . ; Ailed with the Diferldarit's AO. Ressesr: iii i isiiiiitti etthe ' liiitatiOn iZasiffiltiiiiet:: ft Atili eaktes 4 Of ' iii idisti. ' Wheal* took tiNitieillOpisr thehotiii. Of he s aire,464 to tWo ' befeedant. .iried 'aide ' MOW. to Reiriell-street, 4 .to ` the tei ' d thi;Voiii, absiit iiid three cielirt44; from tb.a 561 b. weight t o the I:6osts of the lir . the deeiriir Mr. Melilla, is ik liiiihit to sioiiii to his bone; viyticiii* . ~ lip fie lihe eitipt g ajid by lPiee. 74 ili,i; the i leaves were triliitsd A ta 'Mt is Many _ -• '100140 itlisii l r to iisisi Ikiiilt r the itiOrii were toe till a telt Mole the itoOth of Jane. to 'e ' 'iniillithe falaketed . tea by 'Mf:efoCi4f; iiefeii"Ordeied to '' ' . sie. . * *is ingiiatEtii this way Itlitif: They midetigr , eit Marry . siiii ' common for' Arocers to sell lied paper ; witness was not told by Mr. Melina it the bags were for, which he got frost tie Defend. . Ile had no conversation with hint on the sbbjeCt. •cerild not say how many bags he got : ihete might WO. It was in May he took the parcels of tai to the 'Defendant's house ; part before and part after Ile got the bags. . On being re.esamined , i 0 this Point, he said it last* have been after begirt the . bio thit he took the piitieft ; it was a rhistiliWiillen he ' 'did part before *Woad after. When ' he carried the •, parcels, he iil'i i . yOung min in the ahoP. Did not know. his Seine. He might be elitist frenty yeari of ale , . .He iris middle-sized, iiihot . hie feet high.' Ire sitillr. riders . afterwards ti i cL Northamberlanalley. Ile 111 d not then tell Min be hid taken the parcels of IMltitinn tea to tkli beirse, or have any coilversa. Ilan with him. it - was in August or the latter end of 711'1, 1' 10 ' 44 the 561 b: to the pirsOn wheat he de. icribed at Defendent'i porter. lie hid said that lie iios net paid for the tea by Mr. Peltier. Thought the h i lflience was pert payment, het , was not certain. 2.l4.'pcker lived in Boundary - -court. Janie. Melina trilrrhim he was Mr. Palmer s porter, and that he was alike the tea to him, is' he did not wish to hive it hfolht directly to his house. fie was a fresh co. flinied'conntry.loOking man, shout 45. Ceild not itii Whether he wore a wig or net, • . • ' • liihn "Itagster proved that he hid beep eMployed by Matins and Proctor for two months,, to gather sloe had white-thorn !elves : when he first gathered diem they were taken to Jones's bOosif, Mid free! thence to Matins' coffee.ioasting premises, in NOrthumber-, land-Riley ; he received two-pence per poind for withering t hem; lie saw the manufaCturing going on, but did nut know conch about it: he saw the teasel i,n sheets of copper, in Goldstone.street. Mr:Bowling, from the Eacite•Oifice, .proved the Thribiidant to be au entered tea-dealer. Tht was the case for the Crown. . . Mr. J twits made an ingenious speech for the Di: • Verdict . for the . Crown for the fell Opelika, ~ amounting to 8401. THY AITOttiY•GENEtiit. V. JOHN IPIENTICk.. This was an infOi: t metion 'atelier to thiliit,iri Which Tile" Daylidant sUbinitierl: to a verdict for the Crown. • •' I ILPI Ike ATTOET'-‘4iNEI4I I V. 1..11115 . 0X MAME.. IlirtMi iiiiir ihii - Defendank subMitted to a verdict for the Crown. ' TUE krniltiliT•GglitNßAL V.. 10110 ORKNEY. In this fitforiaitiou the Defendint appeared in ‘ 7 . ThOmitiJ6nes proved that he knew the Defendant, Vilsb Was *grocer in Shad well high-street, and in the WimilWgf MI Y list carried Co hii shop 71b. of imitation la" In the oider of John Matins , for which he re • u 1 geived.the m'onei, ) iii. 155., p . tl. or 2s. 33. per lb. ' "rhe Jury found a verdict for the Crown—Pe. tioltleilol. : tam ATTORtitEY-CeNENAL V. JAiE.S GRA Y . This Defe n d a nt iiibMitied to a veidict. —Penalties 1201. „, • ~ vas . Awe llikipsir4SiZlAL V. H. GILBERT AND .-- roitrzi.c. These Defendants submitted to a verdict for the Crown.—Penalties 1401. THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL V. Wit. CLARKE. This Defendant likewise submitted to a verdict. THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL V. J. HORNER. The Defendant in thii case wia a grocer, in Union.street, F.outhwark, and was proved by Jones to have received 20 pounds of imitation in three dif ferent parcels.—Verdict was found for the Crown.— Penalties 2101. THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL V. WII. DOWLING. This was a grocer, in King-street, Tower-hill. — Jones proved that be delivered seven pounds of imi tation tea at his house, and received the money for it, 'lamely, 15s. Ltd.—Penalties 701. THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL V. 0. D. BELLI!. This Defendant gave uo trosble, but submmitted to a verdict. The Solicitor of the Excise hid in Court a boy, containing upwards of 20 samples of different quali ties of imitation tea, from the most costly to the most common. It is much to be feared that the country dealer, have been greatlt i imposed upon with these epurinus compositions. • THE ATTORNEt-GENERAL V. W. MALIN.. The Souctit'i•GLNEßAL, in opening tbir ails to The r}•, Pla!Pd (hit it wis in in(lirreption Med by e &lie) -Geneta.tigeinit the Difiiiffint, charging pbe Defendant Sere bin VY'hiii',ii46ll'iciii; it w b q tt Nisi ' !Ili di se witiie .. '1144; a' !slits' 'a NA*l4;itf iiiie pi iiiiirpipei W s ig. -• ' is GOptlittißs t!il 4. , 1 i iiiiiiialibtl tiii'' it Elie iiiioq at rit4 14itai i iii WU:0011'UB r. tresa ve tile wvift . 'l44 I_iiiig,lt Vali' tikieiV f M I Aitt.'iiiialitil' lie' •i ifilAtiii w p td, , i' 4 Mid 'ilia' 'mein .to '' .` , Qiiia;il l . tatit iiil ... , t b , yr! II ''' ' * i'ila ed b 8 I•- ~?ii•l'tiOrterl ' . oi' ' / 1' .eaant'ifid not 1 - ' A: .1 11 . 010ei yiatiels t 'ir Cosi - lama =IP tIP itt' ' tititetViB Or ', dils Siiittie did c7ittr so i hit i.. r e t rt,. ittif 111 !" ii„ oi p rol' tilt Vold i iiftet7';, roa i Nil PlPOid'ibiloti:klllo - ,1 lir!' 3"..Wiaiiive itidtliti.., isitte ii Ai iiiaittitAis e l l filittin'eitits or ten' ii4i tiiiinds in May. Tt . sill 'gs and paper ; Witnea whit the bags were for, int. He had no conversi He could not say how in Ft " ""77t. "FA . r 4.1 1 tal.l him, he being a dea l er in io, t with hiving in his possession s large qsantitriTielotabla powder wide froM seoicbed peal and' %sate% eleto and intended • to be void NV" 44' CdOriiif ter 'Wife of tba 43d of the' elle liable to pay a fine of ' • The Propvi officer EWLIsd itteed ` w4i, rind pioved t the Defeud ititthedrttgbleily.iifititiVi4 seW til J dealer In tea,. itNee'',. sun! Alit date, 'diet add kid eiritiiiid Et& iikrals NOrtheiMbeitaild'-eflq, Febeleitli.it4det; far' TOWN cake, `yiteri back he biteetifeed hiMaelF, Win . ; two rate' fit ibiang coterie Cratilliidtriet,. D oe 011 •-• • r • °69" :g : ha d •• • ta.4414"4140)aal fllet he live d servant with Deftiadini idtWaYeire;.' He et. tended' t g e iatilie t 4l4 tley. He coffee roaster. HiCooStaitHy : 9 4'sita mei and and ground them into poridie: 'When so pitied, the poWder vety MuCh rettinikatiriffie.— Sonsetimei the sareepliii . of *hit tufted were thrown in aMcitig the peas sad belies; Hb - cfrrietl'oat tbir powder to several grociri in dillireat parti•Of toles'. Arbon* others to Mi. HO, of traVel..lo4 l . TO othen in Shicliell. He roisimi coffee for • Xi. Strickland. He ioutetimes Ma 4 hem peal and beans with coffee. • byln Si' Crosi.examiaitiOrtWas. Oiiiw, he sod his master was a coffee-roaster, and not A co ff e e. dealer. He roasted coffee for grocers. lie' never sold any of the powder alluded to as Cpffee ; it was called American Vegetable Powder. The bill pro. deied (eutitled " Vegetable Powder, being a, whole some and nstridoes,breakflit, manufaCtured only by W. Matins, at lii. 2d. per lb.") applied to ._,different powder to that he had been describing. The latter powder, sold as" Vegetable Powder," was made of Indian wheat and peas roasted and ground tpgetber. —fie had seen some bills for the American Powder, but never saw any powder packed up in them. Wit hers way himself at present a coffee-roister.. lie had had no quarrel With his master. 4.:; • Thomas Jones lived with the Defendant about three weeks, towards the latter end of July and August last. His occupation was roasting and grind ing peas and beans. They looked when ground the same as coffee. He had seen Mr. John Malins sweep up the refuse coffee, and anis it with the peas sad beans. fie had taken. out this mixture to grocers.— Among others, to._Mr. Palmer, Red Lion-street, Whitechapel ; to Mr. Gray, in Bisbomate-stroet ; to Mr. Hall, in Git:ialAine; to Messrs. itelei and Holmes, Ratcliffe.highteay ; and to several .tbers. Ills master always sold it ai a vegetable jko*dar; but not as,coffee. J. Richardson, an Excise-officer, deposed, that in Consequence of information which he received in De: comber, 1817, be went to the premises of the De fendant, in Northumberland-alley, Fenchurcb.street, and there seized four sacks, five tubs, anti 91b. in paper, of a mixed vegetable powder, made to re semble coffee. The quantity ground was 1,5671 b.; it had all the appearance of coffee, and a little coffee being mired. with it, any common person might be deceived. He also seised two sacks, containing 2791 b. of whole peas and beans roasted. Among the latter were some grains of coffee.—(The witness here produced samples of the articles seised.) John Lewes deposed, that the articles produced were such as he was in the habit of manufacturing while in Mr. Matins' employment. The Jury found a Verdict for the Crown.—Pe nalty 1001. THE ATTORNEY-I:MURAL V. T. WARD. This was en information filed against the Defend ant, a respectable brewer, at Leicester; and the de claration contained various counts, which imputed to the Defendant the offence—first, of being a vinegar maker without a licence; nest, the having 3,950 gallons of vinegar in a certain enentered store-house; and, lastly, with selling the said vinegar without paying the duty upon it as vinegar. It appeared that the Defendant bad, in 18124 brewed a large quantity of porter, Which he placed in a store-vat to improve by age. In 1816 this liquor became sour, and unfit for use as porter. It was in cdnsequence suffered to remain until it became more sour, and was then sold to various grocers as a tgar, being in quality equal to what is sold as vinegar, under the title of No. 18, by the regular vinegar manufacte rers.—A special verdict was taken from the Jury, which was, " That the Defendant brewed the li quor in question as porter, but that upon its becom. ing sour he sold it as vinegar without paying the duty, or taking out a licence ■s a vinegar dealer."—The penalties recovered amounted to 5401. It may, perhaps, not be amiss on this occasion to give to our readers a piece of advice given by a retired grocer to a friend at no distant period : v • Never, my good fellow," he said, " purchase from a grocer any thing which passes through bis mill. Yo• know not what you get iestead of the article you espect to receive —coffee, pepper, and mustard, are all mined with substances which detract from their own natural qualities." Persons keeping mills of their own cao at all times prevent these im• positions. S ESS 10 NS- HOUS E, 11ORSISIONGER-LANE, MAY 16. WALLS V. THE WATERLOO-BRIDGE COMPANY. This was an inquisition before the Under Cheviff of the county of Surrey, to assess the Valve pro. party in iligler's.lane, near the New.cot, Litlibeth, in the possession of Mr. With, and comprising* bat. Manufactory and vacant ground intended lobe used in forming the new wilds from the Waterlio.bridge , to the Obelisk, and to Oakley.street. A small part only of the manufactory was required for the roads, but Mr. Wulls insisted upon the Coilpany taking the whole of his manufactory, which, under the Aet of Pediment, they were compelled to do. The Jury gave a verdict far 70001. the amount of the offer of the Compvtiy, upon the Counsel for the Company consenting to pay Mr. Walls 2001. towards his es penies. The claim made by Mr. Walls was 95101.; exceed. ing the verdict by 9.5101. Mr. Dauncey, Mr. Cerwood, and Mr. F. Pollock were Counsel for Mr. WsIII; an d Mr.corjeAnt Best, • M r . Ihir r isoi,, and Mr.l).Trotk, for the Company.' t IT 16. Fier 1 _ _ • Crown-Office, Yoy-15. , • Waite RE'IVEN . F.6 +5 oieft irTigrietti. 4 Exr s -. • PA'RtI A IMPEI4 44;4" .. of Hot Grinsimuds • iinion j wibie t i ts' Gordoo, Ge tglad 'ea, io the room of Sit' " 11 1 ' • 7'• 2*. UM 'ln •••tipem. .uo(an ••:! ) oth / 9 utis MILITARY PROMOTIONBO4Om..I • - 4? •. cit!; War-Olid, May 15. •'' • Rediangbi of hik Goard4 Maier and Lltwlatilnß• the Mosomstable Edward P. Lygon to be by purchase, vire Barton; who retires. Ctiptato aad Brevet Ms.)* she Horitiorable HeuV MOO 4 Irby to be, Major, by purchase: vice LYICA- • 3d Regiment of Dragoons, Major Henry William U from the 87th Foot, to be Major, vice Barriuglon3Wa Astir!: 18th Regiment of Font. Lieutenant Dougald Campbell, from the 75!h Fa .t, to be Liestioant, vice Farquharson, who est changeti. gist Ditto, Lieutenant W illiam Ailan. from halhpayiefthel 43d Foot. to be First Lieutenant . vice Charles ,IWIa Fur long, who exchanges, receiving the diterence. nth ditto; Assi.tant-Surrgeon Rrt Anilisete hrMilnti, froth balf-pay of the 37th Foot, to be Aesinanteflorgeost, vice Gee meat Ekins, who exchanges. 48th Ditto, Lieutenant Ale sandiorlifi Lean, from the 7Stb Foot, t., tie Lieutenant. vice Cockhosw, who exchanger: 64th Ditto, Surgeon John Rose,, from the Coldstream Guards, to he Surgeon, vice kl• Lean, deceased, 73d Ditto, Lienteoant-Collibel Wilbrehaul Tollettlathe wards, from balf-pay i.f the Regiment. to be Limiteonst-Chwo ice Andrew Crib, who excliacees. 750 Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-Cofiiiiel ftirhard GiObluis; froth' half-pay of the xlst Foot, to he Major, vice TWAIN tihmt, who exchatigei. Captain, Hear, Frederick Compton Cavendish, from the 96th F • ont, to he Major. by purchase, vied M•Lsiebtan. Captain Peter I•.d wards, from hull-pay of the 10th Fiat, to ble captain of a Company, vice Alexander who ex changes. Lieutenant Frederick Fattirhanon, freak the 18th Foot, to* (sientenant. vice Campbell, who exchangei. Lieutenant Puineas Charles' Cockburn, from the 481 Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Alexander Maclean, who eachaages. 84th Ditto, Colonel Sir Cherie, vi Minas Doyle, from the 87th h sit, so be Lieutenant-Colonel. vice Shame, who exchanges. Witb,Ditto, Lienteuant-Colonel Matthew Sangre, (tom the 84th • Font, to be Lientenant-Colonel, vice Sir C. W. Doyle, who exchanges Our Henry Barrington, from the 3d Dragoons, to be Major , tte Davenport, who etehanges. Sklr Dina, Captain Plainer Young, from half:pay of the Re giment. to be Captain of a Company, vice Vistas Picki who exchanges, receiving the diference. 96th Ditto, Lieutenant John Campbell to be Captain Of a Com pany, by purchase, vice Cavendish. 100th Ditto, Willie is Odel, Gent. to be Ensiga, by purchase, vice Ker, promoted. • MEDICAL STAFF. Ihtlf-Sargean William W)asse, N.D. to be Deputy Inspector of Ho,pitals by Brevet. GARRISONS. Llforemint-Colonel Henry Wortley, of the Nib Foot, to be Captain of Yarmouth-Castle. vice Delgarns, deceased, • BREVET. Captain Hugh Owen (serving with the Portuguese Army) to be Major is the Maly. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Northumberland. Dixon Brown. E.g. to be Deputy Lieutenant. John Hodg-on, Esq. to be ditto. Sanderson Merton, Esq. to be ditto. Commissions sigued by the Lord Lieutenant of the Coliety of Cornwall. Henry Thompson, Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenant. Ed ward Collins the younger, Esq. to be ditto. William Jape, Esq. to be ditto. Henry Pendarves To easenheere, Esq. to be ditto. Commissions signed by the Lord Watden of the Stan cries of Cornwall and Devon. Henry ThOsopson t Esq, to be Special Deputy Warden. Edward Collins,un. Esq. to be ditto. Jope, to he ditto. Henry Pendaves Tremeuheere, Esq. to be ditto. James Brydges Williams, EM. to be ditto. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. T. Agg. Water-lane, printer, from May 23 to July 10, at BANKRUPTS. W. Forder. Basingstoke. Hants, stage-coach pro &oar, May 19, 30, June 27, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Sbearman and Co. Bed Lion-square. It. Tredgold, Southampton, dealer, May 29, 30, June 27, at the Star ton, Southampton. Anomie, Mr. Clements, South ampton; and Mews. Hicks and Co. thirtlett's-Msildings, Hol born. J. Standish, Liverpool, finur-dealer, June 1,2, 27, at the George len, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Buttner, Liverpool; and Messrs. Clarke and Co. Chancery-lane. , T. Farrar, Suutbowram, Yorkshire. manufacthrer, Mav 25, 48..fane 27, at the White Lion Inn, Halifax. A trot-ales, Miessr s . Wiglesworth and Co. Gray's Inn; and Messrs. Wiglesworth and Co. Halifax. W. Moore, Sowerhy, Yorkshire, cloth-manufacturer. May 25.26, June 47, at the White Lion Inn, Halifax. Attornies, Mr. Evans, Hatton-garden; and Mr. Crosley, Bradford, York shire. J. Liddell, Huddersfield, Yorkshire. cord grainer. May 27. at the Dog. Sandon, June 8, 27, at the. White Hart, Stalrord. At tornies, Mr. Thomas, Hind-court, Fleet-street; and Mr. Parker, Stallard. J. Sensor's, tree Chareh-lane. Leadenhall street, victualler, May 19. 30. June 27, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lewis, Crotched-ft tars. T. H. Hales and T. D. Meriton, Maiden lane, Cbeapside, button-manufacturers, May Y 3, 16. Jane 27. at Guildhall. At ,toroirs, Mr. Wallington, Great Surrey-street, Blackfriars-ruad; and Mr. Chilton, Chancery-lace. T. N. Hirst and J. Wood. Huddersfield, Merchants. May 26, at the White Lints Inn. Halifax, June 93, 27, at the Rose and Crowe lon, Huddersfield. Attornies, Mr. Beckett, Noble street, Foster-lane; and Mr Scateberd, Halifax. W. Neale, Warminster, Wilts, victualler. Jane 4, 5. 27. at the Fell Mona Inn, Bath Anomie., Mr. Lowden, Clement's Inn; and Mr. Lampard, Warminster. D. Wookey. 'rebury. Gloucestershire. grocer, Jane 8, 9.27. at the White 1 . .10n Inn, Bristol. A•tornies, Mr. Clarke, Bris tol; and Mews. Jenkins and Co. New Inn. S. and G. Williams, and T. Tarrant, Lilypni-lane, straw-hat manufismarers, May 19, June 6, 97. at Guildhall. Attorneys 'Mr. Breasell. Church-passage, D. Barnard. Famburch-street. merchant. May 19. June 6, 27, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Holt, Threadneedle-street. 1/IVII/F.NDS. Jane 18. J. Whitehead. M. Howard. and .1. Haddock, Cat. eatoo-street. hankers-N0v.21, M. and S. W. Woodward, Hon dares Wharf, llankside, timber-merchants-June 6, W. Brown, Sutton-at-Hone, Kent, sheep-dealer-Jane 6, H Ravenscrott, Serle-street, Lincoln's Inn, peruke-maker-June 6, W. Street, New-court, 'fhrogmorton- street , wine-merchant-Jane 6, J. Oliphant, Coekspur s rs4l, hat-manufacturer-Jube 6, W. Sa vage. Corpora ion-row, (lerk'enwell, watch taakW'-June 6, C. W. Harley, Lambeth, brewer-June frs J. WelM. Poland street, Oxford-street. cheesemorger-June 13, .1. Roper, Long Melford, Suffolk, cabinet-malty-Juni' 12, J. Illathas, Leaden hall street, tailor-dime 13, W. Ashley, Goswell-street, late man-Jute 16, H. Wyche, New Sarum, Wiltshire, wioe-oser. chant-July 11. T. Pinkerton. New Broad-street, merchant- July 11; J. Thompson, C. Oshoerne. and W'enorovlsind, Bil liter-square, ship-brokers-Jsme 27,5. Cock, Bashighall-street, merchant-Jane 6, B P. Sanderson, Newgide-street. wine merchant-June 16, .1. Le Breton, Church-lane, Chelsea, ma riner-Jobe 10 J. Wood, Greet Yarmouth, Norfolk, victosdler -June 4, H. 5. Evans, Bath, bookseller-June 8, W. aid B. fleshy, Tiverton, Devonshire. merchants-June 3, J. Spier, Birmingham, linen-draper-June 9. W. Paternoster, Rochester, ^ innholder-June 6, J. Mont, St. Martin's-bure, bailder- Jute 6, J. P., E., and 11. Kensington, W. Stria, aad D. Adams, London, hauliers-June 16. J. Wight, Stourbridge common, Woreedershire, nialteter-:-Juhe'S. C. W. V. Walter,- Exeter, draper-June 6, W. Pewter, Leamington Prior, War . u iekshire. brewer-June 15..1, Wilkie, Lancaster, woollen draper-May 26, J. Du Buis, Brixton, Surrey, Intaraime broker. CERTIFICATES-Jolts 6. W. Swinnsrtnn, Fillougley, Warwickshire, wheelwright--4. Mites. Uxbridge, t rass-m:Ilt et-T. !lido's!). Warnthi tt-coun , Thrognsortan-street, merchant-C. Boa dehd. Nan , hich, Che shire, common brewer -It. Harvey, Oxf o rd -street, ;racer-J . Chamliney, ilalby. York Aire. mal.'srer- W. NV Egg le% w ortp, llrlifax. Yorkshire. Merehttat-'T:Chippectield. Mich itadlniat, Hertfordshire, miller-R. Hvaps, Grioley, Wurcestershife, coal-dealer. PARTIVIEiIBIIIPSI DIkstOLVED. 3. Butter mid T. I)odkirtr, loiker Ames. Sastibeirk, Mop.. aterehauts C. E. Andress! and T. I'. !Jam kins, Old swan- t ~ •~-;°; .~- • ~~ WeidireA aill' 4 lt44 l ii?Mrgill.fiug -4 4 4 kert — T, Beech, R. Wilike.auCt. nom . Lavenitir-iliarr. irtitherolebe. shipviiright—ti• Kier H. guerytAliesehoure.iliat gppromi, vo orard-spiosiers—T. bitigwood • wlOO-uheitileutits—r. J. S. ittesteddi Little liath-sereal. Cold allOwnift linardrapers. - vadigor , •ti i. 4 4.47„0 PO LIGIA. • , v,.., Artiofi-licitin.—Saturday a eta 4 '6 4 Yellow *a't brought Up, it the instance of ni t i n k s ant of the Poilittf. Re was seen lying hilliestieolg apprrently:lw tie last stagwof poveety mad disede ft _i H e bed with him several implements of the 'Rickey: log trade, bet said he was quite exhausted for smut of food; and in vainly seeking after employ. Su. Oicion arising, ftowerk, that he Was an impostor, lit was . given into the cnifody of an office*: Hie Lull; ship nedereit him to bievarChed; *len a +artful of bawd meet, ;rowel's,. &c. were friend upon hest itt a concealed pocket fis. lid. in money. sd was committed to Bridewelt (I,,,encroth, and erii skied to be well flogged. J. Maki *talent cdralisieted, charged with stois ing a roil of ilerbilYwitile, froth the shop of Ilk *issuer, wwoHow.clraper; its Cernhill. GUILDMIALL.—.W. J SkiaXer, a rat catcher, wail charged by a , person in the employ of the Wine Caw. patty, Skinner -street, witui stealing two bottles a t Shrub. ThU . Prisoner was employed to clear the 'drove Prelates of rail; and on his depertere with a bre appeveartty . fell of live moil*, the witore i whi t suspected all was net right, thrust his head into i tf and drew forth the above articles. Tke Mosel stoutly denied the fact; but was fully committed. QUE/Pl-SQUARE.—G. Marlin was fully combatted . , chargid fifth taming, and having In his posseusimi, a quantity of base silver coin. J. Gordon, of Shepherd's Buh l was fined 121. Ist selling u quantity of bread short of weight. R. Kirby, coachman to the Duke of Athol, wag admitted to bail, charged with violently asetilting % 4 0'. Perry, another coschman ,•_ the surgeons having pre. trounced the latter nut of danger. Wooswit.trutici.--Peer and ARM Clarke WKw filly committed, charged with stealing a coat and a pair of boots, the property of R. Glover. The Pd. soners met the Prosecutor eta public-house in Kings. land-road, and invited him to their home in Shore. ditch, where they persnaded him to pull offthe article to be brushed ; when they immediately pawned thew. UNION-VlALL.—Saturday 22 journeymen fawner% employed by Mr. Tate, of Bermondsey, were charged by T. Lloyd with assaulting him in the ',Emilio* of his duty, as an officer of the Court of Requests. It appeartid the Complainant went on Friday to serve a process upon W. Graham, a journeyman employed there. The purpose of his visit was no sootier koala than the labourers threw filth oat of the ten-pits upon him, and pelted him with stones, bricks, be. so that he was finally prevented from arresting tie , fain.—The Defendants were ordered to find bail. FRIEND. HAVE YOU READ THIS? How few there are can fame's taps summit gait!. Or an immortal. hammed name attain! How slippery and precarious is the way To Inmest fame, and alt. how many strly Some fors 1111,1110C111 r. the gigs' height, Glare for a while, and sink in shades of night. But some there are, who. without reeking fame, Gain in her annals sin eternal name Such men, I mean, as Tufts La. whose great mind Inventive. hiss from various things refined A lovely bloom, OW tie antrinish'd sight knrapturcd meets, and &cies beneath its light— Tie brightest Blacking. and the richest hue, That thoUght can paint. or fancy ever drew. And shall ant men, like 'roan sa, meet with fame? Perish the thougnt that disallow: hi- claims. Yes, (nine's loud voice shall Tout MR'S name reiogod, Till earth's wale expanse echo the glad sound. Not to the prevent shall that name be dear, But future ages TUR NIIIR shall revere; Give to his merits nll the worth they claim, And pour their plaudits to his honest name, Blacking Mamba tory, 114, Landou-riad DIED. Oa the 19th inst. at No. 19, St. James's Park, is very its digest circumstances, Mrs. Bernard, widow of the late Masrie Bernard, Esq. Barrister at LIM, late of Itiebsoad, Serrey and Houghton, Hants. Daring her residence at kiCilleoll4 Via Houghton she was celebrated for her snperior taste in fitting her mansions in the most elegant and costly style, aid M r equipages the most splendid. On the lbtli inst. at his house Upper Tootisg, Joseph Bream, Esq. aged 75. Ott the 14th inst. at Crotieh-end, Charles King. Esq. of Bar nard's Isis, aged it. Non est vivere sed valere vitas.--M Attila L. " l.ile is may Life, wises blest with Health." rifillE finest System of Ethics is to confine within due hounds, and thus to regulate the Passions t send' strained and insubordinate they impetuously destroy those Mrs riers which Iteligion and M aridity have made sacred ; e s sorb hut not annihilate them appears the kamms of prudence, bet calculated to limit their toterieseesee. Every disorganization of the human frame requires great we client knowledge to remedy, and the public welfare is promoted when prnfessional men (disregarding the suggestions of time rs vines and interested) devnte their studies to the treatmeid ef dime complaints generated by imprudence, awl the ehmilliina of the passions at an unguarded inomeot. " The strenok nation consists in the health of the People I" but, it is melees choly to reflect enlist daily satridee In the igamemote of itqfrel* lag empyricism, and to coenteract.es far as possible , it- further ravages. we o ffer to soldering hunstiarty,_ the result at - our fra experience In the various diseases of Debility. The samara victim of salitary vice (early acquired at school, befoee mom Ms asserted her right over the naiud), will, in conterapiadig bit powerless state, become susceptible of enlivening ambitions. in Mooing that the mast complicated state of ethisestian Say be roused into manly energy.—lntense study—immoderate user . imy—lang residence in tropical Climes. and many other lawns will fregdently dentate the Nerve°, System; in such cases MI eau hold out an assurance of re-aoiasiiiina,_ by renieies whiell have long answered the sanguine hutee of Patients of Mak Scut. ammo happiness L ES YEN E That bane 16 i ERE A. ma sew be treated fearlessly, the improve sure of Medical Seim? having divested its outidnte of those disiveming. properties Aug so tang riiidered its exhibition uncertain and laarasstig. We best exabsin our method by observing to Pacifists labouring UO' der ibis mal•idy, that a few dass only are required for the move, of early symptoms ' that the most inveterate case wil l yield to 'mite remedies 'Wftlim a mahlh. and that io a person who only suspects himself injured. the disease may be prevented all together from appearing ;—a similar remark applies Is i other derangements of tlw generative system. as weakarm l l (vest iims, &r. especially striclourta, obstinate eases of which an daily rcomoired without the the of oriestic or stimulants. Snide peculiarities incidental to the softer sex have not escaped oat attention; iu which mildews's, combined with eMeacy, has td• pe.seded the awaits usually adopted. In one, our 'ousts *ahm, peculiarly energetic, and eminently successful. For the general actatninocirmtion we do not limit ash. selves to slated periiids of practice, but may be consuliedatal imputable hnun.—Country Patients are requested to deter& minutely their avowals, ate. when Medicines, with atitite• will be immediately forw arded to any part of the Kingdunh-• A bauk•Mote is expected to accompany the case. Just published, TII F, XIIS OF LI Eli. R familiar Comments', ^II *I above 1)n-eases. Ely GOSS aid Co. May be had at 'Xi ILairf..7 auster•tow ; 474, Fleet-street ; and at all BOnkseilers , purr am GOSS acid Co. M. H. C. Surges*. IS, llooveriesstreet, Flectairegt. London. - • - . -------_ 1. , 1v DON Priived ad Pdblititveit by It. LbiriL. U , . STATIFSNIIN OrrmE, No. Salisbery-tout, Fiat-Awe. 1 / 4... I : I 4 '", I i ~ *lO !~ `Alii ter tine A tim '0 mill . eon Da Vri I riot LOS IA 1011 0 1 7 1 'U ere rPi ri , tier i Dv De dal •1 - r .4 CI J es wl th Ilw c . 9 Pm 11.1 hp thi Pr tM bi 1 w. nl is szi to lh 4.1 4n 01 C a