The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-05-09 00:00:00

mo t. qty-srptesad o mho Ladies sad Gentle. daimon . ? keowlttlie et Venire Lawyeagcs, that be lies Aim. "ma eso sad cosy mode of hermit* am. by wbka k og i oebleseell toted& person et stem tea to week Fo ie or &nose la thus swaths. to reed. . tread*. sad goo yl W. I St. sorrastl a Nolte Leaseers._Ay Strae‘othht, r l Oplosisidge• 'Minh fres D. P.. Esq. R.N.-11diddlesex.lts wit.— re yew. or am Royal Navy, sOthetb Oath sad Wilt. that oletits bills. et Mr. W--. be was 'wattled. AIWA the lasowledge of the Genoa bogeys is idessidi. with ease. le the *eta ;mowed foe o Isseetital Peso entitled feet .« =mat of Leaden, this 19th day ofirebtess - ' Wow, LITATS.—J. STEADSIAN. Stay aid Coriset 0 thaw. iota foreman to Strong ad Roder. Abe am, acai leave. most rrspeettally. to Wars Ladled list use received the decided aerobatics, of Liillll disables bored Ids with their mien, frres‘•siiMarree. seal. * igloos of theme stays. art bad** Idiellitte doable a l ossestpetteras. easy& Lase Isolsolt. hid mow o l ds rims seaspesier I. ibape. Woe partway easy goes Asst. awls great siggsort sseim bealiessesubir writ tyle,oo espies,. J. O. le dab ase to 'Aro his Awe friends Aar hobo ragelead edeuragebestgLa • Wei love less bersead so by dress-rushers, art ea atselese, rad diarstag a great rice ter 000; WU dosiroos to mart Ws rabbi kw illemswepoist sad miNiaisiiMih , hi hos 'nob* • lik • kilisgel MOB eillidrupb Mark • A female liof omelloirds byte. motors ROI miss& Coestty La - dissoustpostad to sped . wale aseasena: !et lbs farther .teddintlasotl il del dis edista, J. & Woes So • loam thee. &sold emak slop Rossellety to this advaellsoweet, *yam tetra that la jar deys.--8. Valon-strooknoed ablif. To Tier stogiure; asp. Ago •02141%111111114. w TRUSFIrr, Wellioit‘p-oteiet. TV s Weisrio•• Illopid!liedo leave to *form the Tea* Lodes mod that Ids commies sad dSIMI he with emir/ Motto aseommodatloit, ars ot spot the CUTTING sod Ditiellell4o - W. T. boa twisty yens IM MO. OM** fir the lifts Soak ad sided by the wet rob* tooshoiaats, sombisd to• mks Wigs, sod Cat sad Dress Sok, is t style sof soperlor depose mod Whirls. ladies mod Geotlemeo decide, to doves for lialfa• Ploys, Opens, sod Slassmerscles„ wiM fad is W. T. it rideable *dame tram his Immediate esquolataase with the ess ets ott those oerestoss. f. B. W. T. is esastastly supplied with Frees+, Rallis, W tallish Perfumery admires quint,. WATER PROOF BRAVER HATS!!'.—By E ttstftes Patin; granted January; IRIPb, ope n* Is . Oisst, nod flit any hi prietitts. and MIL; to lialtaZlAP • MAWS% Wigwag atm-Ilantah Ina NM/ Illeessiilrset, Illarblaan. R. /RANKS aendinano ft lis meth improved SILL at SIAM MI and altapeafig, vi4atine taanplaiL . as anal aum, that "eft reristanaitrnalatigir WPM in din blati, widen 1' 04 y accastesed kis, ea treating et-a mall Hat. I . animas,' bmaliall. 'dock wbinit Pt Oho to 4 fitsa sat apitirliithia ; plea !aa.. Ida:. Int. trait& sisatbst ' tiont.oll= 4 = l.l = 4 :-All4ontate onasetad In lin.Lowenita . " elaili".= =47 .144 16 ai 41 *a siveriliAMMO IjOIISS RAZAAIt, King street !Works. Pert- JUL man•oloare, for the Saie of Humes, by COMIMISIIIOO. —TM follnwlog Regulations an !amiably submitted to the MSc. by GEORGE YOUNG. (lite Proprietor,) of this Estiblishrnent, which steeds oo tie Acres, sad contains bo lero' awes and four hundred brills. a large Ridttsg-Hoase, sad rood Cs-robing-Grounds, enclosed with high wans. Rases will be taken In for Sale. every-day (Sasday ex. styled) tram Nine o'Clock to the Meraimr, instil Eight la the Ewa* daring Summer , and said dark I. tbegiV inter, co him fret examined by the Veterinary Surgeon, in order to pant sgaiest contagious disease being Introduced. lheptitnises will he open, for geueral business (oily during these boors,) withio which horses may be tried, or lateasu n r. A Cumulbsion of .C 3. per Cent. will be charged on the beast of all bales. The Price for Forage, will be that ordinarily charged in Ow use oeighboniimod, from tiara to time, Our the like care, !r„ and each Horse will have fair Feeds, or • peck of the but Core, per day, an hour's walkiag Exercise, and will be Sweated unee a week, in a gentle Trot, having on two kite of Clothes, by which be will be In good Condition for unediate Work, (without injuring his Legs by strong Er ode, and without being liable to those fatal Diseases ge m-ill WW y l arising from over Exertion, when not previously pre- Horses sent as Carriage Horses. may be seen in 1111111e8S1 lid tried a short distance out of the Boxcar; but Saddle Ibises will not be allowed to go out. es the spans within is watleatly extensive and convenient for Trial and Exercise. Wads of Horses will be received, with their Grooms, (if Nalited) but they mutt comply with the Regulations laid Ctrs kr the Servants of the 11 &wile Veter in ary Surgeon, end Smith. belonging to the nib be eunstantly looking over the Stibtes ; care hl experienced Head-Grooms and Stablemen selected; and Weinman kept up all Night, to guard as much as possible mist% Accid.:.ll% partieelarly those arising from Hones ptlicgCest be their Stalls. Great Attention will be paid to Horan' Feet, which is of ' Ike:oust importance, while they are out of regular work. All Herres purchased, must be paid for previous to Dell- TeTY, and must hu returned within the Second Day, end vithin the prescribed fkun in that Day, if they should be hawed, 2..0 prove uost und. The Proprietors ef Horses sold, may receive the Amount of Saks. (dedueting fee keep, Commission, oo the hearth Day after the Sale. The keep of itors es that may betaken away unsold, must k laid helot a Delivery. The Proprietor of the B will not Deal in Horses, Min directly or indirectly, but conduct himself most strict has as Agett: nor will at.y Servant he allowed to Deal, start for any Perquisite. As many Couut.y Dealers may be disposed to send Hones lathe Sasser, no Abatement will be made (to them only) in %scheme for Commission and Forage. All !list whatever, will, of course, be that of the Owner 6 f Home,, TRUSSES FOR RUPTURES. iIIAWAN and Co., 200, Fleet-street, (baring fe te pettedly succeeded lu the moat difficult cues of Rap toe, with PiNDI N'S PATENT TRUSSES, without Me ttllicSprings) haat such confidence in the superiority of Weir Instruments as enables them to inform the Public, and efeeiall) those with obstinate cues. they will "Tr " the fioNev, 'if after a fair trial of suitable Pads,) they do not 4 ' 4 W EASE, SOULIITT and DUOMBITY• being the telrnag charact er i s ti cs o f these Tresses, and mazy of the' hherietw cla as much benefitted by them. 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Mr. Dammam, who had appeared in Court in his silk gown as Constnets Sergeant, sod taken his place at Alai ,Prime, withiothe her, alertly stated that the action was brought to recover bank notes illegally won at play by the defendant ef the plaintiff. • Hoary Compton. a clerk in the Stagecoach Office, So mme' House, said he knew the defendant who kept a tow, 77, jeeMyll•Siette,Ne. James's. He went there lie lbw 7th of Nov. last, and saw the plaintiff playing the gaiiik et CO Trois, Cindy. Pope, who was master of the house, was presser. Ifs saw him take the money acting as the master. The plaintiff put down his merry and the witness saw him lose between 601. and 7111/. He said to the plaintiff " 1 think von have lost between 601. sad AM" After that the plaintiff began to pray at Boers et Noir. Pope, Ise believed, was at the table dealing the garde. The plaintiff lost, en that occa sion, AC. The LORD Cans Jolene' said, it was impossible the law could ever be referred, escept they admitted the testimony of persons who were present at play, and 'wbo for some reason or the other, think proper to ap pear as witnesses. The Jury ought to he sure the mo ney was paid to the defendant, or his servants. If the defeadant, being master of the louse. placed servants to receive mosey won, it was the saute as money paid into Lis own hands. The J ury found a venlict for the plaintiff, Damages 90!. POLICIs% MAXSIONMOVSS.—SINGSLAR (ASR OF ROSSERT.— Yesterday a person named Wm. Jones was bronght be fore the LORD 3lavon, charged with having, in conjnne- tion with another man, stolen bank-notes to the amount of 5001., from two boys, who bad stolen them from Mr Richardson; woollen-draper, of Ludgate-hill, In Menai lest Mr. Richardson had in his service a boy named Biggs, as shopman and porter. In the 'be ginning Of the month, Mr. Richardson sent the boy to a tradesman in the city for the sum of 6501., which he was carrying to his master. The account was of such a nature as to induce Mr. Richardson to take care filet his boy should not escapes while an examination was going forward. It then ap peared that the ehopuson had an elder brother of very bad character, who had induced the unfortunate youth • to give him the money he had received for Mr. Richard son, and to fabricate the story of the robbery to account for the loss. The two boys were committed, tried and . convicted of the robbery, and now lie under senteoco in Newgate. No part of the stolen property Was repo eared, although the two thieves were taken tato custody immediately after the commission of the robbery.. The elder brother had, upon getting the noteeinto Isis pos session, deposited them in the hands of a companion, aimed Hayes, forttie purpose of security. it was charged ageism the prisoner Jonn, that he and another fellow, who is known to Im a thief, having heard of the robbery, dressed themselves ss police-of- Beers, and bronght maces, with which they went to all those whom they suspected to hr particapates a in the robbery. They stated, it appeared, thee tasty-came with woorunts (mm therietd Mayor for the 'apprehension of Mtge, who wasootof the way, sad &Mended to hein formed of the place of that person's concealment, or of the resideace of Hayes, threaseniag several with impri sonment if they refused to tell all they knew of Biggs and Hayes, particularly of the latter who was the real object of their search. They succeeded in twang es many particulars as they required, from some of the-as sociates of the brothers, and then proceeded with their ensigns of authority to the lodgings-of Hayes, broke open his boxes, and got bold of 5001. of the money that had been stolen. This was effected the day after the tau brothers had been secured by the police, who, in their search after the stolen property, were close at the heels of the fellows who had Jost robbed the robbers. A boy named John Smith, who was acquainted with Hayes,in whose hands the notes bad been deposited, identified Jones as one of the two who had assumed the characters of offirers to search for Hayes. He raid that Jones and his companion said they were city officers, and had authority to take the witness to prison if he did not tell all be knew about Hayes and the Big,gs'. The witness then told all he knew about Hayes, and they afterwards said they would give him 5 1 . if he would 'sable them to take into custody the woman who coha bited with Biggs. A young woman who had lived with the elder Riggs identified the prisoner as one of the pretended officers, and detailed the various neamoinvres of the two old thieves to get at the booty which they had by some means or other beard was in the possession of Have.. They forced her to conduct them to the house in which Hayes lodged, and entered and searched his rooms, The Solicitor for the prosecution requested that Jones might be remanded for further exacnination, when the evidence of Hayes should complete the case. The prison'er was then taken back to prison. fiIILDHALL.—Tbe long contested question between St. Andrew's parish and Thavies-inn came again under discussion at this Office before. the Aldermen Wool and Walthman, on application for a warrant of distress against Mr. Fraser. - The great point at issue between Mr. Adolphus, on behalf of the parish, and Mr. Andrews for the inn, war, upon whom the O.IIUB probandi fell. Mr. ANDREWS contended, that by the stately fad Eli:. the overseers were authorised to rate only The inh ibi tants of the parish. Now, as it was notorious that na vies-inn bad always been considered extra-parochial, the overseers were bound to sbew that Thaviertna was part of St. Andrew's parish. Mr. Melanins, on the contrary argued, that as Tha aies-ino was bounded on all four sides by St. Andrew's parish, it e•as clearly locally within that parish ; and if any exemption was claimed, the Inn were bound to spew their right. The Magistrates consulted for a short time with thus City Solicitor, and ultimately granted the warrant of distress. BOW-STRCHT.—STREET-ROPIIIVRT.—YestruI iIC James Stilernan was brought before 11. It. MINSIILLL, Esq. charged with robbing Samuel Marsh of two gold s-al', and part of a watch chain, under circumstances of great violence and audacity. The prosecutor is butler to John Herbert Brown, Esq. of Weymouth, and on Tuesday evening, about nine o'clock, as he was walking along the Strand, near the Crown and Anchor Tavern, the prisoner rushed ag.inst him with great violence, placing one arm across his stomach, and with the other hand making a anstch at his watch dials. His watch happened to be parti:•nlarly large, and stock in his fob; but so determined wits the prisoner to effect his purpose. that hr actually dragged tlio prosecutor back as far as Milford-lane, in spite of his en deaveurs to get from his grasp, and his calls for help. 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I. the Seaga Won Mr Iva Tidati T iamind s beautiful Posst entitled Lomita— Sanest • ?.. ee t o M o( Leaden, this 19 th day of Filltsarj4.lBll2.' a ogooßA ow atafdRAY.,l4lY( O % • A. n. ormorth IATS.-.1. STEADMAN, saw aidCons' t a nrase rrideel iw e e r r A mo s* SSaw. late foreman to Strong sand Dal t: " teletheis kale, most re • speettally. to laws* Ladies es , =al i t k et received the decided Opprobstloa ems* that have t o swe ;a bored Idle with orders, foe_ili'slOolige asas , }err (*domed of those slays, an t ostllolo AMOK 16 lino Oats • had mom- o k stmeghimtesess. essopt Lam drisailt. retried .01. Simi sample*, its daps. Woe perfectly cosy Printed T. wo os ebsot, sails groat sewn MAN hOlikallassWelf moo d, fadik i l me o J. S. Is desitiths to *them Ms deth Aril frisodi nill.44 oo= l •o4 o4 foguneveked La- nu gity wee I • alba s hads Was hoirosad at by dross-malters. art- , k lad &sestets a pea, trios foe Isla 11111t/112 AS I of joidbm asitaar a t o oz ib i es ten! Eide lifelale 11 The DAN •thassieepsosat lad r hol Immo- Plagure—likspait- . diss MOB and ,sillidrupW Owe: • A female that . D in a ceie _. 4 citaierttals WOW as "le will allia" Cou ntry _ La" o no idie ssog so wad • user anaamma: 1.. m, Nth** Printed for T •thitithstinslifrielly&&vidrrio•liemos thuS.ilMld et ee k„,, oo d. E w e eayalt.4 Dmir slam a aala. a l_ti 1 4 r s • 114 " 1/1" =: the .11s a row day, mayatigslr wla Rote 110,11. aips-014 : omit ,• T ILE FRO' , . A. Tien; cos To rat illogiure,: CUM— *VD • tINICTLIMISN. g e ; ai r eke , UT Tatnetrr, Wolligitga-Kiest, doted fox T. 4 is_e Edinburgh. TV Walrriak• UP h ave la "" a f il "' I. ANNAi.S Of I NW* Latin asd Ida sad Ss. hi ioards welshed thaw skit slay secommedadoii, are 9. Tu . y • roni M yea be CUTTING sod DIESMII4O MAlll.' IC been twenty Teen mown p om a ce a ir d i e B ios A bo x s o r n ds. v Sole. ad sided by** moat ablitradaisisats. It gasbisd to. " mho Wigs, sad Cat sad Dena Mak, is a style of superior Thin 'day wig p depose and Adam. *dim sad Glestiames &deb* to deems for Rollo. Plays, ,el ON DU Opens, sod Alsaqnsescleo. will lad *W. T. a estimable ki ere in ilk . episides tress his immediate asqualathase with the oss- image is eel in 4 ire scpsasry on those oecesinas. P. B. W. T. is eosetaatiy supplied with Feast+, Itailan,. p r im e d for T. ad tallith Perfumery of the And quality. Ediobargit. WATER•PaOOF BEATER HATS! !?-±lly • v loliP.stetel totem Patent, realm' Jaseart, IMAIIAPf- • t s . M • 6,lll • Erlista to nay • I )Zt ! beets • price**. and ' so lishaistAr IFRAWILiEs. Wast.two- =IMP vemtlases, the NNW IMesswireet, • Illarbisan. R. PRANKS academe ft • his mach improved Ediabigh. • SILK ad MUM as mad rberritffit , Th i s d ry wee pa Weedr * Mi l " • "..._ •1111 ,_, Ibli." 1„ . " es Plates , price prows dissonant:hi. psymitgairto me swoop `l." ESsAy It o ea knawatly secastased km, - the 'ruing of-a road Hat. 'Wharf. of !basest bollikat black wbisil pp amok, kilt" ?hey do sot spotirtet rain ; Fete ids.. Ids:. his antellakamrlthfg freak tin' enemy areVergesatbdl6 Asmomm.aal swaths qhmanleresee of theft bat ever the bilWlta Whoa: .1111 Alt letters re requested to be roes mad. Cagetow....ivery Rat piths stamped sa the moth Bain. "Robert Wreaks, Primed foe W. Punkt, Landon.• Strand. Leadon. - "Hite Nadi* T of the 11 011 S II BAZAAR , King-street Dareark.. and heo starytementaEi JUL man-Anare, for the Sale of Buries, by Commission. Berth, also h a m —lle following Regulations are basubly submitted to the of the present Cc MSc by GEORGE YOUNG, (the Proprietor,) of this t w ee; so d on th Establishment, which stands on tie Acres, sad contains be - alleged to be eta teem three and four hundred Stahl, a large Ridtsg-Hoene, muments."—Adt wed rood Exorutoleg-Gruends, enclosed with high walls. Reties will be taken in for Sale, every-day (Sunda y ex- This day was Pa loped) from Nine o'Clock In the Messing, mail Right la the boards, e New Less* tiering Summer. sad aatti dark is thee later. on Portrait of the blot lot examined by the Veterinary Surgeon, in order to .f. ' II !SI pant agaiest contagious disease being Introduced. 'th e Oral In lleprithises will he open, for general business (only Cesar. Written brine diem hours,) within which Horses may be tried, or lateasony. One A Commission of £3. per Cent. will be charged on the panted ( 0 .T.1 least of ill Saks. J. New ; Loam The Price for Forage, will be that ordinarily charged in legion and Co; fit same neighbourhood, from time to time, fur the like rare. sot, : S Baggier Sr., sad each Horse will have foes Feeds, or a peck of the .1, /mid ge ; J. bert Coro, per day, an hour's walking Exercise, sod will R. Scholey ; are b Sweated once a week, in a gentle Trot, having on two Minot Clothes, by whiel: he will be In good Condition for This day was pa immediate Work, (without injuring his Legs by strong Ex- Plate,. kings rise, sod without being liable to those fatal Diseases ge- /TRAVELS aridly arising from over Exertion, when not previously pre- A and parts Cataract of the 'lmam sent as Carriage Horses. may be seen in Harness, throple,Atbens,: W Mt.] a short distance out of the Bs:mar t but Saddle Naples, in the yi Horses will not be allowed to go oat. as the speee within is the Earl of Delis withetly extensive and convenient for Trial and Exercise. By R Mods of Horses alit be received, with their Grooms, (if Licentiate of rehired) but they mutt comply with the Regulations laid p r i n t e d f or Croke the Sect rots of the B . Edinburgh. lushly Veterinary Surgeon, and Smith. belonging to the Itre, still be eunsmotly looking over the Stables; care- Tills tiny wan Ps hg rlperienced Head-C rooms and Stablemen selected; and also, With* Pa Demean kept ap all Night, to guard as much as possible the Third Edi action Amit':.ll% particelarly those arising from Horses freicg Cr.sf ia their Stalls. al TIME :- Great Attention will be paid to Horses' Feet, which Is of Second. front . tksteosst importance, while they are out of regular work. Third, from Mal All Hams purchased, must be paid for previous to Dell- 13) Iffy. and must Ito returned within the Second Day, and Printed for within the prescribed iii.un in that Day, if they should be Edinburgh. warranted, a.mt prove unscund. He Proprietors cf Horses sold, may receive the Amount " gags. (dedneting Or keep, Commission, rte..) oo the Om Dinh Day liter the Sale. Jest published The Keep of Horses that may be taken away unsold, must rill HE :EGI ie mkt Wore Delivery, tars on tl tie Proprietor of the B will not Heel in Horses, in which the Cat finer directly or indirectly, but conduct himself roost strict- Venerea,Doclor ss as Agent: nor will ese.y Servant be allowed to Deal, fully developed wag for any Perquisite. lain Female Co As many Couut.y Dealers may be disposed to send Horses embraces Pract 1,1 the Bazaar, an Abatement will be made (to them only) in Abuse, and- Men thicisrvw for Commission and Forage. lions on vegeta! All Risk whatever, will, of course, be that of the Owner Cases illustrati af Horse. • them In a famill Youth and Mat TRCSSES FOR RUPTURES. Consulting Surf 1 1 .AWAN and Co., 200, Fleet•strees, (having re- , 1 - 1 pestedly succeeded iu the most difficult cases of Rep- Omnibus el I ne. with PINDI NI: PATENT TRUSSES, without Me- State Hear t tllicliprings) haat such confidence in the superiority of ifz i rliffai neir Instruments as enables them to inform the Public, and May he his Varian) those with o b s ti nate cases . th e y w ill *art a s t h e Si r Pi eca dili Y .10,1 'if after a fair trial of suitable Pads,) they do not 174, Fleet-stree EASE, SECIAIIITT and DultAllerr, being the don; Stevenson r te nageharacteristies of these Tresses, and many of th e D e ck, ireswkit; ilh Orifoita els as much beneitted by them. Professional and tot Hatt, Camt e keeflontlemen connected with Hospitals. Truss Societies, sellers.—Messn et.d Workhouses are moat respectfully informed they will be usual. everyday IiNTAA reasonable terms, are requested le web, Piraeus sending the eirestoferoses of the body Ishtar* for Ad Wow i. • lupe. and the largest part of the thigh, stating to say rtrt of W ;.""a side d, ha lt are afflicted, may depend on being correctly geisha, •TIO- 7, Ji street, Fleet-str • CAPITAL FLOOR CLOTHS ANDCARPRTS, SRLLING UNDER PRIME COST, AT 111/L OLD L MIRO CAIIIPIrt ADS HLAITat age 1r SA. No. 118, LONG ACRE. LONDON. riERR PROPRIETOR begs to inform the Nobility and Ms Friendi In galena that be has now to offer to their partienlaz notice above FIVE THOUSAND YARDS of welt-seasoned FLOOR CLOTH, of the most fashionable patterns, and cut to any dimensions for rooms, balls, pas sages, and stairs; and four times that quantity of very su perior Brussels, Venetiaa, and Kidderminster Carpeting, ind Hearth Rugs and Droggets of every description, which are bought under very peculiar circumstances, and will be sold at little more than half priest. Also, a few whole Meccas of very excellent Floor Cloth for Exportation, 23 yards by 7 yards, at Is. 3d. per square yard. This is the Warehouse for having Hearth Rags made to marsh any particular pattern of Carpeting at a few hours aoticm CHEAP WINDOW 151.1 ND MANUFACTORY, No. 40, Prince's-street, Leieeeter-square, London. RAI ES takes this mode of informing the Nobi illy 1211 • and Public in general, that he Is now manufacturing every description of Window Blinds in a seperlor manner, and intends fixing the san.e complete (If in London) on terms considerably under those usually charged, viz : Venetian Shades. Parlour Blinds, Outside Blinds, Spring and Roller Blinds in White. Brown, and Cream Colour Holland., Transparencies, de. Ladle. and Gentlemen residing In the Country. by sen their Carpenters' measoremeat, any have their orders sated oa the shortest notice, carefully packed, without e charge (carriage excepted) the packing being considered4ol ilea of axing. Old Blinds repaired and painted, or taken in exchange. Transparencies painted from any designs. T O COUNTRY BANE I:WC—PROTECTION from MAGl:RT.—Messrs. PERKINS, FAIRMAN, mad BEATH, No. 641, Fleet-street, beg leave to call the at tention of Country Bankers to their PATENT SIDERO GRAPHIC PLAN, afforiing to Paper Currency the greatest and best Protection against Forgery, for the merits of which they refer to the following Banks which have already adopt ed their Plan.— Commercial Bank of Calcutta. 1: Stockton & Darlington Com- Derby Old Bank. mercial Bent. Bank of New Brunswick, I', Saffron Walden Beak. Nova Senile. 1 Stone Bank. North Riding Bank. ' Skipton Bank. Heseel ilemie‘ted Bank. I. Union Rank, Leeds. ftoeltdale Old Rank, ,I Oxford Bank. Huddersfield Bank. Dowlais Bank, Glamorgan- Town and County of Poole shire. Bank. it Halifax Bank. Saddleworik Union Bask. U Hastings Old Bank. -Dewsbury Bank. Banbury Old Bank. Ringwood and Poole Bent. I Wrexham Bank. Wakefield Batik. Craves Bank. York Bank. General Bank, Exeter. S Clop Bank. Glamorganabire Old Bank. Macclesfield &Cliettlieeßeek. s warm .. Mold Beni, Flintstare, I British Linen Cam. Edinb. Westford Old Bank. Swansea Beak.Diamorgapsh. _ . The Mastettestrr Basks of Messrs. Jaws , lEssy. sad Co. ; and Heywood, Brothers, sad Co.; and the Bolles Beak ; pare Plates executed by us, but hese 'sever yet lased say Notes. P. S. The Cortes of Lisboa hare passed a Law for the adurfion of the 'bete Plan for their ma Paper Comma). r 4,10111 - lyor. ~~ cti • . • 4 )••. • P` -7 .• I I . ( / I Iyll : • 11