The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-12-11 00:00:00

)11,4AtkrAttiLuidt) NUMBER 5550 LAST WEEK OF TOM AND JERRY. )1 DELPHI 'I IJEATItE, STRAND,. hr authority ft of the Lord Mueller EVENING, and tw ine the Week, will he p led. the Ott aed Out Classic, Conde. Operatic, D'...'sette, Moralistic; AriMoplasole, Loralie, Auslytic, Tprpsiehorie. Panoramic, Gainers Ole- , %co mic Extravegenta Itur:otta of Fun, Frolic, Fashion and Flesh, in Thera Acts.relivi TOM AND JERRY...mr. f,IP IN LONDON. . Corinthian Tom. Mr. Wised:ls—Jelly H aw a ii ", m t. j: Reeve—Logie.lir.Wilkintion--Jemmy Green, Mr. Bridle- 1 silly Water,. Mr. Peele—Danny Bob. Me. Walhooms.. leAct.ltl. A FesBlaile of the TREAD MILL, 11 R. reg, and S ft. In diameter, being as exact representation of t he orient.; one. The Nubility. Gentry, and Publ!e, ire Mat rrapeetrally inronsed. that the prerapt Week will comprise OW Net Hots of, of the celebrated Barletta of Tom and Jerry, or Life in London. The Proprietors deem It right. thee to advertise the List Fear Nights, that those neretrome perorate who karat not let been able to procera admisslow,tha still hero so oppor tunity of gratifying their carios it y. The Proprietors would like this opportunity of reteroing their sincere thanks for the very liberal support add patron. age they have so universally received front a liberal pahlie, but that they prefer sliowiLg how highly they Appreciate such marked favour, by the aecareer with *kWh they letend productive the New Barletta of GREE They N IN FRANCE, oa TOM ACC JERRY'S TOUR. will not repeat the hackneyed promise that It shall he " eat so" without costfderetion either to pains or expellee, as those ere paints tuner coasidered. In any production at this Twatre, but they ple,tge themselves that nothing ir. their power 'hall be wanting to render it as perfect an entertain ment telt Is pessible for the t he prodner, It being their floosies' trod, goat it wilt Ogre the effect of a seen. of h en from the beginning to the end. They are aware, that it Is not within the power or mortals to command somas, Nat as far as it Is withia the power of portals, they will deserve ft. Aflevidiitty for the first time, a New Comic Barletta, in One Act. called TER ECPRO.% RD AND THE CABINET. Mr BurtildNh Protocol, Mr. Daly ; Lord Artlenteottrt. Itacilmthaml Vincent Ardenteourt, Mr. Elliott; Steward m air Itheleigh, kk. Satter; Peter Grill, Mr. Oxbsrry ; Jae...l), Mr. F9riders; Arabella, Mira S. Pitt. Boxes. As. Pit. 2s. Gallery, le. Doors opened et ail, and the performance to esioentmee at s (mart.r before seam). Half-price at half-past "tight. Nee aoaey returned. Box OfEcas open from It) till.*, Ware places tilitbe tak.49,gstl • private box had nightly. RAID Sti'r 'P.IfTVRESTING WORK ! I BOYS who draw the StAte Lottery will have T bard. hut interesting work to perform tie next Two Days of brewing. as th ey Mitre Ito lets thin 9 1 Capital Prises to drew but in that shed space or time; eedgeqtteetly , it will be a very iaterestlng perled,its from their rent nes ler they mast inevitably come up in etch quirk sueeeesten, Illggibey will be the Tiro obit interestreg days ever know* 111 , 460 Lottery Saud.. Noterltbstuoling the eepreeenenterk Orli state cif the tb heel, the peke is sot so high as it usually fa at this p+oed, • ben perimpe there were out a teeth part' Ceptiale in the Wheel. A few 'Ferruled emirate& IgjohogiKvi . - • • ~i41,,C01C11411114.. and 9, 'dawns Citing, • And by his Agents In the Country. Mowing Is th is present uncommon Rich State of the Wheel. R. • ..ef......e20.000 I 7. ..a.....e1,0 0 0 I • ......10,000 lb. 600 14- ..... li 3011 I 1 .2,4100 47 Which ertkconsiderebly more thee the Old Lotteries of Or ed,OUollekelle titled to contain et,;,the commencement. Ug, whole must be brawn :4EILT 'Tf.; 89 DAY, '( I 7th Inst.) And the fasts* Monday, for on that Day the Lottery end I cannot eerttrely finish. *.• 4forddiferset•oold Fine &pita' Prises in the pre .. son Lottery., : • NERvous Patients ars generally disorJemi is the Stomach, and afflicted with Loss of Appetite.* Coagha:Weaknass of the Voice, Shortness a Breath upon the leset Eiereise, and a Relaxation of the whole Nervosa System. Some ere afflicted with a considerable Loss of Strength 1 Paleness, sudden Flu. hinge of the Pace. Tremb ling of the Limbs, Langour, and Leanness; they are greatly sgect..d by Change of Season, particularly cold weather; Lace unstable minds. end are subject to lon of memory. Dr. Solomon's CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD is hap ily calculated for the weak, the sickly. cud th e lefirco.—ln Infant Decays, Debility, Lowness of Spirits, Weakness in either sex, owing to youthful Imprudences, or the habits of tashionab'e Lire, its merit stands unrivalled. gold by Mr. Johnston, GS, tornhill : Ranger, 130, Oxford-s treet, cpposite New Rood-street, In bottles price Is. each ; there are also bottles 335. each, the latter con taining the quantity of four bottles at I Is. " Semi. Solo mon, Liverpool," is engraved on the stamp, to imitate which is felony. Patients requiring advice, may obtain it by appliestios to Gilead-I[one, accompanied by a remittance of a One Posed Note. his Majesty's Royal Le :tea Patent.—L FA K .11.2 Plialr Salutaria, justly fantod for miring, in all its hue's, a Certain Di . One small Pill is s Dose ; and the taking of one box, in c recent case, will soon convince the Patient of the certainty of his speedy recovery. No thing can he better contrived, more safe, or mere convenieat than this remedy. for such as are obliged to go journies or sea, as It needs no eontluement or restraint of Diet : and 40 Tears experience (in to extensive practice) has proved that it mi'.l effect a Cure, when rotated salivation and all other methods aril nothing. For the Scurvy and ether chrosical disorders. this Medici.e has not its parallel. -4 wards of 40,000 persons, of both sexes. have been ratlicaby '..red of the above cruel disorders, within the last eight !tars. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietors, T. Tar- OR and Sos,fourgeons,*at their house. No. 9, New B ridge .treet, in boxes of only 2s. Bd. emelt, duty included. N.B. Two hack doors and lights in the passages at night. They are alto sold by their appointment, with copious directions. at Mr. Hephurn's Toy-shop, 103, Oxford-street: Mr. Dis borough's, 7, Fisb-street Hill, nearly oppositerthe Mona meat ; at Mr. Baxter's. Edintiorab ; Mr. Newbery's, Duthie: and by one person in every contiderable Town in Great Britain and Ireland. Advice gratis' to persons taking the above, or other of the Proprietors medicines Clefts and seminal weaknesses cured, and letters, post-paid, ant erred. • See the published list, by the Royal College of London. SPECIPIC was ever bet - melt. Into n.e. by the Professors of Medicine. to egos' tEIME's; Celebrated and toeomparsole FRENCH Fl t Est, for the wiped), s.are, and egeetnal Cl UN. Vs certain disorder, in all its insinnstine toms, and the malienant and destructive Ravages it daily makes on the Hunan Fracas.; hut, happily, these Pills Cure iu so short a Cir,, and in so safe and easy a manlier, as to warrant him in such fall confidence of success, that NO 1 1 parkor Disease shall be left in the system. there Pill• are sold in Boxes, et 2s. 9.1., at 13. Llquurpond-street, Lou %too : but should it be preleTred, the Bettor outsides to Cure the Disease for a stipulated sum. or return the Moery ; so that inhere be NoCere, there will be No Y. g• . 1 . The Hell eared without washing or anointing. by istaing only, price 2s. 9d. - - ~~ IT" iglif .M. -AK lit Ihk .ompilai attot,v- T - - - -- e . - . ._ . . . . 111 . • • -- - - • - . . _ _ _ .- r ant •. . . . . -••• ' 0e.. 4 SS S it 'iii,• . ..t• : • .... dig e • •., 1 .. ~ I • ~1.0.,•- •, .: r .... .. .: i.,, !.. cr , , , V . At 1. 35111R0 sjegT it • ,1 . 1 , e• • 4 i . . . ' • I ..•• . - . , . - • ; - 1 _._. • . • LONDON , WEDNESDAY EVENING , • DECEMBER ;1, 1822. . . . t.' . . , • . newsemarnelkesesmare $ ...- . . .• . " TAe Cease Air which HAMPDEN fell in the Field, load SYDNEY died ma 'the Seeffohl 1" . PRICE SEVEN PENCE. - ----- • . . • 1 DODOLEY'S ANNUAL REGISTER. 1821. ~ -MOM-TUESDAY'S GAZETTE. INCIDENTS DURING. THE HURRICANE IN . • A: In One large vol. Stn. of 1,040 Pages, _e......-. . DUBLIN. • HE ANNUAL REGISTER; or, a YIEW of - 4 . - •.• --.......- X - 1 1 • I A the HISTORY; POLITICS, and LITERATURE,of ' ' ' w8•11T1."'" nee . 9. /lit Askant hderiesse of Thereby analog 'did not '.t.i .! is Year Mi. • ... . ' ThA King has been pleased to appOlot the Rev. Arc' tilhald •TairshSthinohur4 and parish.ofliildaltoo„ In the pees- re_ ... ev_ent the noc . to . ii . l deoted , stors from isdastsioaaly fob London: Printed for Baldwin. Credoek. and Joy ; 01. .of niece and Jetted of Islay, in Um room e of the lue."2 tom 11 01 - utlir evocators. Merited Rackhant ; I. Coital ; Longman Hurst sod Co. The house, No, 7, Upper Gardiner-steer/4 was entered !.. ale nt Gillies, d ec . .. E.,Jttgery and Son - Hardie', Havoc, and leveed; J. Wit; . - I has been pleased to appoint the Rev. P. Ratty dating the'stormby mine persons, who robbed it a a t. Illierwood, Neely. ;tad Joues •G. and W. B. Whittaker eT, , y , - t ek and ;wish of Bathers', in the pres b y t ery of quantity of plate. -.- Ifenditon ; R. Saunders; W. Reynolds ; still litiapkin end Itge jet county of Ferrer. Se We room of Wu WV. P . ' The house, No. 2. Upper Oardineeotrett, belonging Mirshail. (- lee' A few eompleteFtets of the A maid Register, fromthe 4: Liire le iee ' . .. • to Mrs. Ilaseey, was visit mild a simile rattans?, and Year 17.58 inclushre. may still be procured on ■•pplication tp_ V • . .e. • • also tobberrof i iinatiti2 4 POW. • • 1 BeltaTUN in the Gazette of the 7th inst. * - The house, No: 11. Ear,..Jinerm - teeei.-..' . beloe,,Ang to Mr. 1 . „ Pry of th e Ptiblishers. A General Index to the Work . Ow" •R., ' l ,' Ahpiajoer si4o ., Its consineneereent to Ike yes'. 1819, which mgtprisote .Fs to he Sheriff Deputy of the of Aiertieee. rea d Murray, Esq. to be She Lanlb. W " Plllll4e f l ' So tb4.114a43-. of . -by some Peteenst whole of the Rotes of that's. King, Is in foiwaiduess ;0 who got over the garden wa•TI, i ' hied adanittaus -I.' • Dapeie-of the Se:mai Aberdeen. ~ . as Index to each respective volume's now given, coat . . y into the honse hi firkitig a window. kis boaie was also mincing with the year itiiio, the first of the present Reign. Cintesiesion in 0 • Shrewsbury Regiment of Yeomanry robbed of a qnantity of plate: ' . • ~.. , and whichaeay be considered as a New Series. .. C a v a lry, si g n e d by t oe I. , r d Lieutenant of the County of Mr. Burn's house , Portland : str e e t , was makted en the WEIS!! LITERATURE. • , litelop. . same night, between the hours of 7 and 8 'o'clock, by .This day le published, In three vols. Sea It. 118.6 d-ids. , Pail% Charlton, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Eaton, pro- some persons, who got in through a window, and rob• THE CAM EHO 11R1 I ON, illeerative of ' Mie "Pl• , 2 , • bed the house of a quantitv of bed-clothes. I . . 5 1 illstory and Antiquities of Wales. and more esp _, ' BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. The shop-door of Mr. Jackson, No. 110, Grafton. 1 s. Oddly of the Ancient Remains of Welsh Literature, of 4. lit: Fitze,Totnes, Devonshire, grocer Dec.l4, to Feb. 1, at street, was burst open about the hone of six o'clock on which it comprises many interesting translations, both Is Ensieldall - street: the sal.e evening, and a garduvine and a purtsble writ- .A: prose and verse, newer before published. ••-•• ••• -. r BM • fit ItIRITIRTT RUPERSEDID. ingelesk were stolen thereout. The wiitiag desk was g To the admirers of Cambrian and Celtic lore, this work R. J. ERis, Norwieli,elnestolraper. afterwards found outside the door. presents sit rsetions, heal as to novelty and misty, not else- ..., .. • - ~ YAK ER. rrs. Daring the storm of Thursday night, the patrols oh- where to he ((mad. • J.Bleekband. Newport. Shropshire. grocer, to sorrender served a horse endeavour to sinter himself from its London : Printed for W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, Sta- re. 11410, madam. 21, at the Red Lion Inn, Newport. - effects, behind &wall on the ltanelogh - road. A sack lay . . tloners' Hell 'Coen. Ludgate-street; and John Andersoe, ttereeys..Mr.lfrookes, Newport ; and Mr. Hicks, Gray's- jun. North Bridge-sireet, Edinburgh. .Itselosortero.. •• .' - . across the horse, and on examination, it was found to In the Preis, and eritrially will be published, In one vol. lima - .... contain oats at one end, and woman's wearing apparel at ••• DeasiE.Matehoster, grocer, Jan. 3,4, and 21, at the ' • The Cambrian Plutarch. , S 1 J. H. Party , Beg , Holley Arms Inn, Market-street, Manchester. Attorneys, the other. From the position in which the horse wee •, - • -•-• - pi H.:HA-EDSON, GOODLUCK ie Co. respectfully and Mr. Ketehaw, Menthester. and the patrolelearing that some aetedent inB.lled befallen! ... . 1 JILL aemmiet the Pablle, that the FIFTH DAY of Draw- lag, will be H. elite, Painswlck . Giooresterehire. clothier, Dee. 21,21.. the elder, proceeded towards L'ullenstveod. search o f and Jau.2l, at the oSce or J. Chadbom, Gloucester. At- him. They had not gone far until they perceleed a man NEXT TUESDAY. 1 7th This hgeitth• tortie>s, Mr. King. Serjeaut's Inn, Fleet-street; and Mr. end woman, the former of whom was (bewailing thelo•m And the Last Day the 93d. , Chadborn, Gloucester. of his horse. He said his name was Naas Mulroney. i ". I RICH STATE OF TUC WNW. J. Scott, Alley Field, Cumrew. Cumberland, butter dealer, that he was from the Wicklow Mountains, and .1.4 , ...., , . i . 1 . 2'211.001' 7 ZIA° Jan. 2, 3. sad 21, at the Bush inn,, Carlisle, Attorneys,' 2 . 10,000 IS - t • I g ; 3410 mid Thompsos. Charlotte-row, Masslou-house. . . . ' re. 5te.. 47 1;. -*** 200 Tiekets eadellartees warranted lladrawn. continue on Sale be thciasaesois. Gooasuea & Go. et their Oliee, 1414, eor- . nee of Sauk Buildings, Cornhill. • NEARLY OYER. J. Bury Manchester, J. Rory , Pendlehle, Lancashire. and - die Temple. HAZARD lit Co. respectfully inform the Pebble, Re in. , thnt ALL the CAPITAL PRIZES le the present p me. Nottingham. immensely Rich Wheel MUST RE DR 14VIO in the Next j . Two Days, viz. NEXT TUESDAY , Dec. 17, and the fol- Jan, 7. 5, and lowlag Monday. The Wheel contains 2....0f..".„e20.10 1 1....0f ...... t 2,000 1 OOO T. Bury, Buckler.bury, London. ca,iro printers, Jan. 1,8, a good grip of him this time, any how." . -....-..... m . . . . . end 21, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Manchester. Astor- THE REPORTED. AIUEDER IN HYDE PARE, ustys. Mr. Atkinson, Manchester ; and Mr. Mathison, Mid- CORONER'S Isrocesr.:lZWelay an Inquiet wash; Id . T. Atherstone, Nottingham, dyer, Dee. 19. 21, and An. at the Barley Mow, Moont-streek Drosreaor-scrare. h. - 11, it the Ponces Bowl, Nottingham. Attorneys, Messrs. fore Mr. thocs, Ceroper fist Westroinater„ to Write kyr faylor. and Mould, Lincota's lac-trios ; and Mr. into the rouse of the death of an elderly tientletuae, . Wilcox. Matieley Wood. Mad.ley., Shropshire, grocer, en at theßnlrsilead Inn, Welliegton, Sheol). lam. Attoriteys, Moist. . Benbow and Alban, Lincolu's lan; and Mr. Ridding, Coalbrook Dale, Shropshire. T. Halbert. Chippenharte Wiltshire, linen-draper. Dec.l4, name unknown, foun •••• Saturday, as stated in our Paper of yesterday, i pentine River, Hyde Pea, with his throat cut, an 'vend other wompis upon his chin and hands. supposed to have been indicted upon Win by robbers with seine instruments. t . t i 1.• k I t. 1 l 1• i I O I _ • • -,... -., z.. • 2 • ''' ... 6,000 lIS . 600 26, and Jan. 21, at the Rush Tavern. Corn-street, Bristol.- Robert log•lestone, Assistest Keeper of Hyde Park, .•: 1 : , , • ..:.- And Id Capitols of Stiiii. and 1001. Attorneys. Messrs. Williams end White, Lincoln's Inn Old who first discovered the bare, deposed. that on the ilex: , . Dads - ewe Tickets and Slates are Selling by. H & Buildings: and Mr. Short, Bristol. . morel ng, ahcut half-pest seven o' he went down to Co. et theft Old-estabibilsed end fortunate Oakes. Royal. J. Cookson, Leeds. wooilen•cloth manufacturer, Deo. 26, a tree about SOO W yards on the eide of the boat house. ExthanOeGate; 28, c o mmit; and rue, Defeed-street. eau 21, and Jao.2L'atthe Court house, L e eds, Attorneys,lllu because he had seen a titan like the deceased there on the F. W. Dates„ Leonean . and Mr. Wilson, (truffle -street, Hat- nettrolegniete;c blood ioe; n a t eol he Hi o ltr t frielf t witin t s r o er t a tp h t a i t in ; of. tin/tem-street; whew was Bold, tie ur pe s imesiLLottery, i • . 3.330, a Prize of 2,0001. sad FIVE • ,C• I . • •..• " i I I YV 4I" 1 . . riAN DUES 7d: pee lls. bfibeDeica, et DAMNS'S- ..,_.... ._ll , Ili, Lusters°, Pountney.lllll, London, merchant, 17 el, andleast.9l, at Reetagtsall-itniet. Attorneys. next,..which was a distanee of about 12 feet. Ile found a • V luk I#atienhall-street, City; Moulds t .. IIIKA.WIWS W e r sal. 6 . 414 . stems, w oo. f a rm . , a i d Rea, Ow smell desert fir(whielfliosnow produced),lwith white Caudle, Is. Id. per itt: gy the ar ; tine Candles handle, and bloody ; the tree was about forty yards front 2s. 10d.; Wax Candles , merely li ghted , Ss. r WtiThitt S OI IP jutrY. - DIYIDINDR. the water. He afterwards looked, bat could not trace Ids. to 78s. per ewt.; Yellow Soap Ms. WM.; Windsor • blood from the trees to the water. The handkerthi , f Palm Soap Is. 4d.; Brown Windsor 1 8 . 9 (1.1 Genuine Sperm Ins Jan. 2, J. Dobell, Crenbrook, K ent. brewer, at theGeors., It arr i,„, ; , y e le er eley. Dee! foond in the deceased's hand was bloody , as if he had 1 ' Oil Ss. per Gallon. or 4a. &I. by Ten Gallons; good Lamp . Cranbrook-Dee. Si, W. 011 2s. (M. Asevery article is of the lest oeslity, selected byshire, dealer, at the Bell Ina, Derby-Dec. 31, S. An- stayed the bleeding from it ; and it was his opinion tin: ‘ entirely for a f am il y trade, th e propr i e t or ; o ase s, It sores- drew and H. Andrew, eltletleh i urst, woollen 2e asetifee i t i tre i AI I he had thrown'hitnself into the water. at the White . Rear Inn, Mme tester-Jan. IJ . IZ i i tns William Grenville, gardener to the De , puty . R anger of spry to observe, no shops will be ugplimi ; orders core- r' filly pecked for thecouare. - ! Cohabit', stationer, at Baslngitall-street-Dee. 14, , . Bliss . the Park, corroborated last wi t ness s evi dence, As • . Water-lane, Fleet-street, printer, at Basinghall-street-Dee. far as related to the findieg of the body as mentionee.. e , ;SAMUEL WOLLASTON. 498, Regent Street, 31 , J. Johnson. Scialcoates, Yorkshire, coreetor, at the The Coroner and Jury .. ere of opinion that the de- opposite Condeit Street, Importer of Faunae Waxes, Dog and Dock Tavern, Kingston - upon - Bell-Dec . 43, W. ceased had fiat cot his throat, apd afterwards threw him- i I Isarine recently Purchased an Extensive SToc of 01.0 Lloyd, see: bed W. Idled, jun. Lower r pa a ns .7.;: t v ree ens t : s li n a m . ' t , self into the water to exterminate life more effectually ; e• WINES, selected from the moat approved Vintages, solicits s eller., atlsiNimil - • mei - . 2 / 4 and the latter having no further evidence before thew, ' the Nobility sad Gentry to inspect them, which for Quan- to , w, emit, linen-drape,r at Bashighall-street-Dec. 31. W. ( ; ' tar Quality, and Price, he flatters himself he stands ion-cut. " Chafer, Rhigston-upon-Hull, grocer, et the Dog and Duck returned a Yerdio--•• That the deceased was found Oiitlel. p ar p ow Tavern, Kingston -Hull-Dee. 17, S. Pa l mer , i Burton- dead in the Serpedtineßiver, with his throat • l Fine Old Hermitage (the growth of St. George) .. IW. '". -the-Water, Gloucestershire, mercer, at Basioghall - street - a 1 , I curious Old Hock (Vintage 1611) .. .. ... 103 -Dee. 31; T. Payn and J. I'. Pape Cateaton-street, ware- MARKETS AND FAIRS. ( I Champalgne (Sparkling end Creaming) .. 84a. to 106 housemea, at Besinghallestreet. --e.t.a..-- 1 1 I Tine Old Port (Thompson and Croft's Shlpelng).. 42 CRETIPICATIS -DEC. 31. At th e N e w Market, Monmouth, Thursday se'onight, I Sir Wm. Duff (Jordon's highly esteemed Sherries 42 T. Peet, Nottingham. lieeeeiraper-W. Saunders, Deck- mutton maintained its former price of 3J. per lb. but no f Mores Superior Pale Sherry .. .. .. 48 ington, Somersetskire. schoolmaster-J. Antis. Bromyard, that day beef, prime pieces, sold for 21 per lb. and the 1 ~ . • Old Crusted Port (2 Years is Bottle ) .. .. 48 Herefordshire, victualler-C. Buckle, Maneltester, draper- lallouringpoor_we .. re . sup lied at still lest. ' w f lueelles from else fine Hoek Grope).. .. .. 48 A Bremner, Roved -court,Walbrook, merchene- E, The p rices of all dest.rip ions of Cattle, at Cowbridge East India Madeira .. .. .. .. .. 64 Warsop. Nottinghamshire, miller. Teoeriffe.. .. .. .. .. .. .. 48 PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. fair on Tuesday last received ne improvement. Very . - -d- -• A Parcel of very Old West India Madeira.. .. 34 few of the dealers and jobbers, who usually atteno, 1 T. Amoore and W. Matthew, Mount-row, Back-road, Pen- -- I Oollison sod Stariev's first rate Cape Madeira Wines at toilette, butchers-J. Waite and J. Ilaig, Crawford-street, were there. Fat cattle sold at about 3J. per lb. bat tame% ..i • 194 e. per Dozen, very different ,rooi t h a t spurious staff sell- penman-square, piaeaforte mannfacturers-W. and 8. Heil, were not sought for. There WAS a stretched display of i . f hag at 17s. per Dozen. Slalthwalte. liudderefield, Yorkshire , blacksmiths - A , f lat- of horses The custom of brin g in g cattle to this fair so e No charge for Canine within 10 miles of Layton.- chinson and ft. Falkner, Edinburgh, wine-merchants-J. very late in the day cannot be too lunch reprobated, as Country Orders punctually attended to, enclosing an Order smoriegion and W. Lomas, Manchester. whip-manufacturers th e dealers; from Monmouth particularly, are greatly I 3 for Payment. -J. Foster and C. Jones, Liverpool, mathematical instru- inconvenienced thereby. Formerly they were known ! ' 1 NO. HO, LONDACRE IS THE 011 UP meet-makers-G. Rix and Co. Albany Coal Wharf, Grand to have completed their bargains about the time the liureey Canal, Camberwell, coal-merchants. TO PURCHASE THIC s farmers now drive their stock in, by which means they VERY BEST AND CHEAPEST CARPETS AND sernerneeen-e...---e---. erre able to return to their homes on the same day, FLOOR-CLOTHS IN LONDON. ASSIZES. which is of material cousequeuce to those who make l' s 9111113 Proprietor of this Old Establieliment begs --Qom.-- large purchases. l• JI to call the Attention of Id, Friends the Public, who are WINTER HMIS CIRCIAT.--11ERTFORD, Dsc. 9. On Tuesday the price of oatmeal fell one penny per about furnishing or exporting. to the unusual Low Price The Commissions issued on the present occasion were peck in our market ; the best is selling at one shilling ' thst he has reduced , his very Superior Manufaetuted similar to the Commissions usually 'awed, except that per peck.-(lediaborei Star) ... 3 Stork of Goods to, and feels confident that, open inspection, a proviso was inserted is each leaving it to theJadges to Mill-street fair was held on Monday; it is represen- t every Article will rally answer the Description given. •. exercise their discretion whether they would try such e l as being one of the most miserable that ever •,-- ! 1 . ..,. .., e The very best London-made Brussels Car- a. d. s. d. - peting. from - - per yard 39t0 4 9 cases. wherein the recognizances required the prose- mitred in that town. This will not excite cirri% . t Excellent Venetian ditto - -18 to 4 4 eaten and their witnesses to appear and prosecute the when the prices of cattle and pig•, now SD 1:111:..1. 1 4 ✓ Kidderminster Carpeting, at all prices. offender at the General ' ssions cattle Peace. "or other- ilepresse.l, are taken into calculation; the consequence di Welt seasoned Floor-cloths, properly fitted raise." The Learned es named in the Commissions was, that ;with the exception of a few 'Mich con, i ; , e e down, from - - 23t0 4 8 were Mr. Baron Grah nd Mr. Justice Bayley, both of scarcely any other stock was disposed of, the butelwe i I Hearth Rugs, from -- - . - $ 6 each. whom arrived this gin this town, and proceeded and jobbers that attended the fair not being enabled, t.• i • . Mugge% nod Fise Wool Rags of every Colour fur Draw- to the Town Hall to open their Couimissions, after which offer what the fanners conceived to be half the value ..: log Rooms or Carriages. they attended divine service. their stock. If arty other proof were wanted, of the F., Table Corers. Travelline Roes, &C. Ste. a The calendar cont,aius 23 cases, two of which are cm teem. , low prices at which stock of every description is CHEAPER THAN EVER. . , pital felonies; the rest arepetit Ivories. sacritized, the cattle market of this city would afford the • A great Variety of Capital Molting, from Bd. per Yard. Patents sent to the Country, and a liberal price gives for There was a miry full g*ndanee of the nobility and strongest proof. Cows which have been kept up il ' .... , Old Carpets in exchange. gentry of the meaty en.ists Grand Jury. the vicinity on the best grounds, and of great weigh', _ - - I Full measure and civil Slopmen. Mr. Baton Onoim, as the senior Judge named in have been offered at Market succeeding days without , • .: N. D. No connexion wills any new houses that are opened the CommissionNharged the Grand Jury, and pointed sales being, effected ; and sheep, which were sent up I. . for the purpose of puffin off inferior goods to deceive the out to their attention the disadvantage of a circuit at from the Comity of Limerick is prime order, were 0:1 I f Public. this time of the year-the inconvenience to which it Monday sold as low as Ills. per heal This is, indeed, S . 4 . !SDI% HOUSE subjected the Judges, the Grand Jury, the petit Jury, a melancholy prospect for the country, but it is to be pr, proeecutors, an t d witnesses. With respect to the Judges, feared that the day of improvement is nut near at haul I ' s 0 1111 E Finest Flavoured' I.IAS that ' routs! be - .AL duced st the last Snle of the East India Company are his Lordship oh ii, that it wan inconvenient fer a _w o rk ch rom e n e ) .- . I, now offered to the Public in their NATIVE PURITY, at man advanced in years to perform such a iltity at so on- Poultry of all kinds remarkably cheap-Turkeys . . 91. citEepeinE, an d 3i, iftwimoNGEtt.f,ANE, Los- favourable a season. The gentry of the• country were from Iod. to 15.1. There were two young Turkeys, . . . DON. . also called upon, at • season tonally devoted to rem- plucked and reedy fur the spit. which weighed 17itta, % In calling your attention 0 this E.stablishownt we shall anion and domestic retirement, to leave their homes to told a f e w d a ys since, for lid. each. p o t a t oe s a ka be briefly remnrk that where the T ea s ere of d e , h es t geltlity, perform ditties of a nattier not the most agreeable. The got in abundance, withia ten miles of :Newry frees 10.. .. yemoonry too, im ho ;mold ill lord the. expense of era- to 15s. per ton.-(11;ed.) e 2.1,111. e Price th e looted that pessiltiv cin lie tnten, Amber We solicit a sin or trial, and on 4 1 4 . d 'aliment is anneeessary. vent oe, an d loss of time eons/vent upontheir services The fair of Bre. on Tuesday, exhibited a most Jepi.o. .1 that se rest Ger claim to your future patronage and su ?port. es petit iervinen, at so inhospitable a season. were as We a re, (with grateful thanks for favours received) the Pea- • -• . • • of toe time ,. Tree Brasiers , after rattle picture f' t' T •her; ; lunch the subject of consideration ; whilst, perhaps, Use oat to the last, were glad to e feet sales at two and t rre . . e Ile's obedient, humble element. Wnernioce and ComPANT. unhappy persons confined is g ee l did not suffer mote guineas a piece less than they brought in last Abby. r c s. d. then eat. common l y the con / nineties o f the criminal What fete pigs were sold dto not bring more than from SLACK. s. d. GREEN. .1 A . : Good Couple. • b :4& 8 ti I Fine Twanhay - • • I • i Strong Conger Pour Congos Good Souctiong Ng robe were in attend- News.) • • '‘ Fate nouehong I Finest Ilyenu • .. 4 . - '' &meteor ttouettong .. 111 0 Gunpowder .... 12 &It 0 *--- As extraer•linary bird wu shut, a few days ago, out 4 • F E Rwspeemble Person wishing to become Agaves for chi; F, ' We are jest informed, that last night, 40 sheep were Windermere Lake, by Messrs. Dixon add Marsh. I, o Warehouse, will be supplied on dbersi Terms.--shopkeepers and Dealer, ' pp ted at a very Beall advance on (*est Price, rualimonsly boughesl. and 40 tuns of ha, and a rick of called the lmber, or Ember (loose. Tbry . see 'ewer .11 . beans were seaweed on the lands ) near Ilunratty, supposed to he the forerunners ofthifillunter.'rhe ls.t .6 .. 1 . -Proprietors of Taverns. t offee liaises, iloardine Hoene', . . . y de„ Di t t y purchase to a great advantage at Vas Establish. tousle Clare, the Property of John O'Halharan, Esq.- of this species that was she on these shorn was in 1::.1 Las.A. rains Mute Tim. Ce. 4d. (Limn iek Chronicle.) by a Mr. Strickland, ' • . • . - . .. '.. 4 a" • ' • • l i 1111011111111111110 W. . . ... - .. - ...s*asike-- '.*--soz.--s , --.• . ---,--,- ,,,, s4skaati^".• • --mellreliid& - ' 41 110 ' - ,- .: • .. ~ -- • -- --, - ... -• •e' •••••-r - : s• -- - - I . . . _. _ _ .. • I •