The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-09-14 00:00:00

(a 74 1 ---, • . . - -, '.• ; t . , w•"" ( 'I. •-, , ! f '3: ! .- • I f i e l l e .... .-. l. e 4 -4 , , • .. `K . _ NO 1.119. Si IV THEATRE ROYAL COVENT-GARDEN. "IMF PRESENT EVENING, FRIDAY, Sept. 14. will be acted a Cot:- Monis t aulkil lOVE IN A VI LAG& Yowl; Meadow., Mr. INcLimON. Rosetta. Mew. DICKOI46. • To which will be added, she rarer o f THE CHILI) OF NATURE. Doke Martin Mr. CHAPMA N MorqUis Ainsanza, Mr. Z(;t;RTONt kiberto, Mr. MIJIt R y. A inanthis , Mrs. N. JOHNSTON. The Ilion , will be opened at half past five, and the lalaY be gin at ha:f-papt Pl?ceo for tne Boxes to be taken of Mr. BRANDON, at the New Box-Otfice Mart-lotteety Irons tea till four. Boxes Is. s ern ad Price 5 1 / 4 . fj. — rd 3s. 6d. Becond Price u—Lower Gallery IN. Second price. 4s.—Upper Gallery Is. s t ood PI 'let lid. Nu motwir to be returned; Oa Moodily, Romeo acid Joliet, with Mother Goose. TO THE PUBLiC. ,111 i'•• frLt **Owens Plie frinyi ..:" feel hemsr! , •es ear-. pelted to wake thi' whirrs, to lac fu -tile of the Pittslie. /ow app e a l t . the town at the clime of last season. a fall awl distinct degription was given of the alteration% propos..d to be simile in throw Theatre. Thor uppe.:l honoured with thevornd appro b a tion of a vent crowded audience : and the . ( ppm • i rs al th e ba ti faith or Ibis - approtion; At heavy addl- 6 0 , w 4 e‘prare (nnich they could: bat ill. afford) have com riemt (h.'s,• a lir atinns, The new Theatre (with mach mare space in the public inn", an ; general aecoinasodatioa in every respect improved) ▪ reshord 1- , the sense 3rrnhge.‘ient wit-:‘ that of the old rveitlre twfore the lire. And the publit.certoini) Will not t i e. he that the Prow imam, with an their additiOnal heavy incur's bemire, should lie redured .or disodvantogrous eituntion tiaii they stood iu hefore toot atnietlinc ala.uity. Theie is 10t ,, e more minlinl a now, tires there was in tae Old Theatre, and to that number for litany years there never was /wort the lightest ishjection. The Proprietors throw themselves on the ;•finracteristic Job tire and libenility of Eilltlishowtt, and in retard for the treat =islet), expen.e. and reponsibility which they hare cheer.. fullvenrountered in erder th contribute. on an extensive scale, to the Theatrical Entertainments of the Metropolis. they re %worldly solicit the pit, outage dud support of the Public. •.• Wiser's", on Monday night last. at the conclusion of thy. serfOnnasee at this Toeatre,a QUART BOTTLE wow thrown loin novo( thee iinlteries into t he . Pit. The Proprietors here - lo offer nlt W A R.l) of FIRTY GUIS LAS, upon the cots lictino of the otTehiter. W9NDRRIOUL NEW ATRR IYA LS 1 ROYAL hie:RA.OI4UL svirka 'CH A NG F.,. Sra•ttri. *MUTE/ ARO IMPROVED DV S. POLITO, Inn the lint Emporium of Li s iiig Curiosities is the known World. T HAT eitraordinary &Hints!, of ancient fame, The RHINOCEROS, nr. real Unicorn. A suspensions ELEPHANT; A innw BEAUTIFUL ZEBRA g VIV 7 MAJii.STIC LIONS; YOUR TREMEND . OUR BENGAL ROYAL TiVERSi Two laugh* II YIENAR; A ink of extranrdilary One LEOPA RCS; The JAGUAR or TYGER CAT; EGYPTIAN CAMEL; The CYRUS, nr GREAT C/RANE of BENGAL; A Pair wf KAN GA ROOS, with theirynung one t Three Belearte, or ROYAL CROWII CRANES; A Pair of CU R ASOES ; Yin IN YULTO Rr. ; The great IPE MALE •ELIC ; The tMLWS, or, Linstwasi-SOUTHERN OSTRICHES; And the enormous ELF.TOR of it.PEItfiIACETI WHALE, Sisty-six fen !nag, titlthe rally 11110 In Emiland. Willi a great variety .o It:Arresting Animals and Birds. Contained in three apartnwors,"at Oar Shill* each, or Two flhillinKs and SIN-petite thewhole. The utmost value given for all kinds of Foreign Birds and &astir. .•.- JUST A R R 11411). t:01% . PARIS. • A LAIIGE ASSORTMOIT of BRONZES, mer / . f or Furniture. atadtj a 'considerable addition to the ex tensive collection of pi . of A. De Caix, the original and aid . . madnfactarer of 0,4 ' and Onnouln in England, who. emoinurs to make every inlicle in the hevl workmanship, from drawnte , . tie. ()Id Bronzes and •Orinoula furniture of any kind, diluted, repaired, re-gilt in the hest in:tenet, and nn the shortest entire. Old Piweelnin mounted frith taste, and ex treme care, without piercing or scratching. the china; fiitespe ciawnsuf uhirh maw be always seen at the Shea? Rooms, 43, Oil Roolonrert, where netters are respettfutly taken. ••• A. De Cais, with heart felt gratitude, returns his sin cere timaks in his must respected customers, and solicits the tihtinitation of their favour and patronage, which, with un wearied rare, he will entienvuur kr desert,. &EAKIN (MAN I/ ANALEPTIC DROPS; OR, VEGE. I TABLE BALSAMIC RESTORATIVE. alkose Medicioeis a Composition of .purc 1 Balsam*, .elfortedfrisin that port of the Vegetable King- 1 dom, which (seto, the Author's long experience and very ea t,stsive practice) w t found hest adopted to restore debilitated and broken Coirailutions to their pristine 'State of health and . vigour. • Far Giros and Seminal Weaknesses, whether of short or Linz duration: whether proceeding front ill-eared Vewereal Af ferti,mi,lmrg courses of Mercurial or other Ureic it M edicines; severe or long-continued tlloessest intlasbeknt Nu tPitif " ) and more particular;', from that destructive vice (which de-trays " many of nor youth in tneir bloom occasioning Impoleocc sod premature Old A ge i rvoue sex , andliarvcaues, the Whitelt, and a long train of Nervous Complaint, in thP other), Onaliwn, 6 ' i Medi ci" is strong?' recommended, and will most certaiii ly erect wore, where it is possible n cure eon be effected. In natural defects, where there is nn irremediable Obstettrtioa k it will have t h e most happy elfeOts ;in Ohio ructions and Ulcern-i tuna of the Kidneys, Ureters, Bladder, rind 'Crettirti, it is a so‘rreign reined% ; nod in Coughs. Catarrhs, beginniuF Con ramptiont, and Merano-8 of the losugs, from its healsog bal samic guilty, it will be found of inOnite berieet—ia-sfiort, it will frequently revive decayed Nature, ;nod ghee fresh life, health, strength, and vigour, even to Aehilirated age. •It may he taken at :my time or season, without Memo enience. Prepared and sold, with copions directions ( whereby persons of either sex may judge of their case, and complete their cure), in hustles of ooh 2... W. each, duty included, by the rota Nor triPillll, THOMAS TAYLOR and SON, IICIIII/1:1 of the Royal College of Surgeons. London, nt 'their house, Nos 9 New Bridge -street. A b a ck tioor, a nd lig,las in the passages , • night. • They are also sold by appointment, for the convenience of Noise living at a distance, at the Perfumer's; No. ALlbrln's4 street, Pall-Mall; Mt. Ilepbongs toy-shop, No. IW, Oxford street; Mr. Disbormigh, No. 7. Fish-street-hill, ne.triy uppa ode the Monument and uo where elver in London: by Mr. heaterl South Bridge, F.dinhargh ; Mr. Collo ell, Dublin; and L • one person in every considerable town in Euglaud. , For the use of Patients whosCCassei are obstinate, Of long 'toiling, or desperate "or thole gab% lung ournles, or to len ; ;Mt fur thou who hove the charge of large bodies of knew large Ikon" are prepanol, containing.nowe then tea small ones, at 1 IL 18 . eaqil-14e,p\lichas. ts of which um be entitled to Big.' Proprietor'oudvidr,Witnoot farther gratuity. Persons in nub Part of the comer ) „tCy welding the above sum, eitlaer minder the seal of a setter , post sot& or in any other way they think prope r , may have the' Medicine sent carefully and Secretly to their order, with a letter etiadsicr, whin uccesstry. Patients taking small boldest, who cannot afford a fee, may also, if they *shithead at certain stated real:inn bare advice- without; but 'he Propriet o r tena n t ocelot to t he Patients of other Prettli. ti i'mrNorgratify kit curiosity, without the compliment usual ! id Pk Camtlemen of eminence in h p profe:ston. The largo nolllescoa o i ly be h a d at the Proprieni - es house. At any ,of the above places , mot she. bra, LEA KZ'S GE III/INF, PATENT PILLS, so justly tomato for nig* atoll i hn liss ges a certa i n Disorder, without contioement or restraint, sorra*. oaf aas lettaidl SIMIRDI • . . • • - . '"Aii f . . .. ' - ' ...• *i .r- . . . . ~. ~. - 7 ' \ • Ct . 4 '- *I ... r 7 . , . . 41. - ..1 :Calle • 41 4 gi sa. _ If •::\. • 1 4 ..,. ( .-- or--. • ' . ,• .. . , . s ._ . _•....., •., .•• 1. .0 ' .CS . • . It . • ell I i. 1)) It attio' . ... ......, • .. . LONDOY, FRID.4I* SEPTEAJBEII 14, 1810. I , PRICE TO .THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA. STOCK. LAWS!' AND GENTIAIIIIIN, TIIE Death .if riur late worthy Dtrector, Sir FRANCIS RAaiVG, induces tee again to offer myself to your notice, as a Candidate for the V4CIIIIIICy W rl neCtir, in consequettee of that evest, The favourable situation in which your kiodnew placed me on the last Election, affords toe the most d site, big prow-et of success on the present occasion, and encourages a confident hope, that long and approved services abroad, will he deemed a valid recommendation to your Patroeage and Support in thi:i oniuntry. I shall only heg leave to add, that, in the event of my sue (feeding to the important Trust which I h.ge presumed to licit, toy hest services devoted to your lat&iNts, and is,ktivided by any other pursuit, shall, at all times. evince the zeal and fidelity with which I am, Ladies and Gentlemen. Your faithful humble Servant, 39, Portland-place, SAMUEL DAVIS, 13th Sept. 1810. Late Aecumptaas-General in Bengal. • 1 1 IT EATRE Or' AN A.I I OMYs ggL NBEft fil-STA e 1:T, OREAT 1111AltiliORO1Gt1.STILIsliT. rE A.I.MUMNAL t;otiasE or LECTURES on AN ATO3IY, _pariplppy. Ira !41,ftiOLIt * I be commented on ritooti s the lst at Ortolper, at' too &Clock, by Allanttnieol Caniiveraationes tent be held weekly. when the different Subjects ttirfsdof will be diseused ivioilioclvs2llll ( . the Stiolcin s views turwaided. To these uone lout Pa Olt can be adtflit fed. • Spacious Apartments, thoroughly ventilated, and replete with every convenience, are cpen all the hfornin,;, for the pirposei of Dissecting mid liijeccog, wsere Mr. BrestiVt. et tends to slicers the Student , . an detn.los:rate the variou. parts as they appear on Dissection. Toe Inconvenielieev usually attending Anatomical Investip riot*, are counteracted by an antiseptic Proc.:ss. • Pupils ma) be accommodated in the Wiese. AYOUNG MAN, about T Aen. ) y..drs of Age, wishcs fora Situation a. W A ITLEt in an lan, or "fisvern, who taut be well reemame.ided for h..uebty, •oo.lety, aoil t eitatitioese. _ _ .11.41ters addressed, post poici, to. J. W. No. 16, street, Finsbury-uptdre, wilt be .1111 v attended to. . TO. P/1.11.1:,biT? AND GUAILDIANS. AN 1 6 EC a 101,th of reveetalae COLl.nee• thins its an Apprintiee In a AURGEON and APO TIILCARY , in the Uutvenity r f 0 . ford. For parliftPars• appl v. it' h y post.prlid. Igo 011.:sprs. Bvii:iet and I..yk vn. Dairgisl, 0 (lard. gi w ENT DISCOVERY in the Aft .if Sits k. ing H &c. upon a new and iiiipr wed Principle % unlike or different to all others in thts Cbotitr,, oeia.y, snail& to NATURE, and for which his 3laje,ty has lately granted hi 4 Royal Letters Patent. V !MEER k's Name being placed conspicuously in Shnps wherein he ba: no copeern, please to Murree his ditoctiai; is, No. tr. Taristoek-street, Covent-pit:den. portablo .LEMONADE nvidu by 5r41 RING and NIARSt)EN, from their purr Lemon kelt; will he found a most pleasant and cony. Mem Article at iltit Season of the Year, affording areal and agreeals:e Bevera ge, either at Home or Abroad. - It may be carried is the Packet, and is always it44y for use. ("dicers of the Army and NitVN Ladies and (knifemen travelling, and Parties of Pleasure. will, on Trial, he convinced of its superior Eireellenee. It Is prepared only at their Warehouse. id% Borough, London; and may be had at most Confectioaen, Druggists, and Libraries. 1111[11CIIAILI)SON, GOODI:UCK, and Co. Coin. Kix tractors-with Government for the prevent STATE LOT TERY, respectfully itsfortu the l'ulaic that Tickets and Snares are now on Sale at their Olitte•., Rank-buildings, Col niiiil, and opposite the King's Mews, Charing-Grow. SCHEME. 3. A • Aro . 4'4400 .. .. are... . 8 100,000 S I •i; b. 424:. • qhooo 10 • 5OO • • .". 5,0t4 30 . " - lOU. • r v.. • . 9.000 2,500 100.• ••••el.e • . 1 • • • 25 :la • . • 2.:n10 CUP •••• 9 • • • •••• • • 1b.,.. 1 " • 74,ta1i t 10,00 - • - • , e200 , (40 Five Tickets of each Number. Allto be Drumm gybe 19th of October, NEW AND SPLEN nit, PUBLIC kTIONS, Recently printed for ROBERT SCHOLBY, No. NI, Pater noster-row. I. 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THE LABORATORY; or, School of Arts: by Smith, la 2 vols, live. a we Edition, by Mr. J oyce ; in a high the new (inprove4nts its Schisms:am Ltradoced *ilh Plates. Price It. 41. in boards. 21. HOYLE'S OAM ES COM PLETE ; by Jackson : bound is. bd. The Card (incurs m. y be had separate, Ss. 6d. WHE'rE llANibi have ever beet, esteemed a personal beauty In both Sexes, and in some parts of Europe are , wential to persons of rank. The LIA N DANA atIA is., ..r Indian WashingCakrs, possess.the peculiar praperty Ara: l 4o4s the: most exgaidte delicacy of texture and locomen , - ' able faintest to fat- heads which are, constantly washed with takedown. Even`in eases where the Rli in has been Injured by latftmaros otller ; si.• ener.4be hardness and coarseness are etTec tmdly, isifidribll, and perataitcruly removed, and succeeded by A ;Asouttniefs., fairtte.s, and delicacy of appe..rancei a loch can pat heacqalred ay any other-means whatexer. it is by expe rience nut that ally °lie ran .farm usi edeguate idea of the su rea iur roitee.leirre ritthis Sa4p. Sold by the Prorprieture Agent, whose Sicnature it bears, 'William Withers, N... W, Strand, near Temple Bar Lon doa ; and the Proprietors, as a further security, heg them to be particular in 'optic:tic, Oat the n ,me and address of the priu 'ler, E. Seen, No. tri, Boa-street, Covent-garien, is aibsed to the label and Wrapper. All pthers are roanterfciu. Sold . y' seen'. respectable Perfumer, and rdedieine Vender , in town 'lid.cootsner v, priee h...ettch c eke But it is at all line? neces sary to be paiticslair in observing theabove e.mtion, which will be the ratans of preventing the impositions which have of late • • ' CATILAILMCAN WA risk. For:the Care of All Coniplevional Ailment-, and Beautifying . the Skim. . . riliiiKuMbintliou of intiucoot Ittgrea ten Is, from 1. lid infallibly allaying Mrcfeeis . of Beat and removing !kin-barn, Is a most pleasant and neeestait article fur the Toitet. , ill AS a general imprarer of the akin, a certain cure for al, rubsneous• Eruptions, lead the bites . or sane' of venation's fm' Luau, and as thas partiralarly• ractimmeaded to. the Public, with the stmagest testimoules hi fasootr oritt Ellicury, from h du* of the apt fasision ' is whir% it has keen long used —its purifying property also render it inestimable to Ladies who a to illors ton is4•l i ' ...-- •st. • . • ;it ally., . ?Of Oblldrea eat' liken and the many who bait' *erg fitedliv ite'llPplleation, emoitutes One of its ireemaasendationt tatt l e amslitenee of the Public, Pints Is. bd.----Half Pints 4s. 6. N. B. Nome are genuine but moo signed by the Proprietais on the Label of each Bottle. Prepared and Sold by Mr. Blame, Holloway; Soli also ' ; too by Bayley nud Blew, e.c.:1:44,‘ trey, Lundou,,and most re ! ',Mpg& i rerfumerkaint I modem, at whose Homes h tl ion, frog. irtittis of Bab ' n may be seen, loran— I tfrittatiais of its Oihr,ify. ..,,‘ ; :,t -: . . 1_ Li_ .._._ MpasS€l) with. a . Catiscit;ilait s aa that their deviation:omb the general pkto fOrien highly beneficial ba others, and haordved in (bete professional fteautreinents by ntaittrity . or tutir %I Years eSllerietter, Messrs. CURRIE yfr i Co. cu atioye, with unabated 'initial., the eradication of those I)isorders which ate the cootemterici of illicit indulgence, or the se b uyeliv,i lusbits of the ierundlierate Sanwa-boy. Iu Kuhns. fyg the cure Of thew complaints, they irld out no inducement to .ilScc, lint, semi ble as all Hien todu be orate e x ige nce o f suc h en . they offeo their nolstanee as regularly edicated 4er gvms of Loudon, and of the Royal (o4kge of 144nlitirgh, In qaper SAO ylitic int et dos , and in every compliant of De bditLatiol Uelicienty, whether arising from the infatuation of a `treettifit shattractive habit, long residence iti warns blitruites, free living, hr may other cause producing a deficiency of manly vi g l our. the patient may rein so a speedy rettoration to vigorous .Tiseirimproved plan of caringtStrirteres of the Urethra has be t' s attended. with pernijaY stiece.s: Strictures of ten and twenty yeah duration have. yielded to their treatment in the short pertal of three weeks. several Noblemen and Gentlemen of the first respectability, telatr have laboured tinder this painful • and distressing disease, bast it% received a radical and permanent titre, Particitlittly rttlast . that references may he !wale to them, oitisfltetory evidences of the decided saperialtrif Messrs. Cut cis wig Co.'e plan of treatment. Many of these Gentlemen had been taster llto care othfessrl. Hoene, Heasisitle, and other su m euris of equal eminence, wan attempted their care by lttp apPlicativln or the Lwow rwirstle without success, Meese*. .Currle rind CO•lingir he entwined by pa tietas of either tee wilts . time grolo secrecy cod honour, at 'bete hon..e, No. 107, Iliutoa -4..4.1-Patients lathe eisaotry.vdtating the parti cut frsof the fast, Wel osi ug ...remittance flat adirico mid medicines, hive the sante gKen or sent to 4g - i o h ie n rebeti n ise4 Ki pa do w . r Ma l lirl s ilattoo-gordrol .. EDISBURGH It F,‘ 11BW: • I r 11 1 HE EDINBURGH REVIEW, Nd. XIX th l just arrived. Printed for A rebid:lld Con4,tiote at.‘ Co: Edinburgh and CondtAle, Park, and Hunter, Ni,. lls Ludgate street, London. TIIE LADY OF TILE LAKE, A ROMANCE. This day was pahllsheds in Y vols. dundeciaso, pride 10s. 111 hoards. TLADY of tho LAKE,* Romance toy ndai 1 on the Poem flu caiied, 1)). WALTER SCOT r, Siqk " The boat had taucli'dthis silver strand .. " Just as the Hunter left las Omni. • " And .4 I coneeard amid the Ifrahe; " T.) view this Lad) of the Lake."—Scot! London: Printed for Thomas Tegg, No. 111, Cheareide t asT4 Wm. Alla.ont clew Bond-street and may be read at all the Circulating Libraries.—Also, jilst publi,lted MA anion TRAY at TIED, at Tale of Modern Times; prite 9'. in boards. AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR. (the Original I iyention of Mr. atiry, and brought by 41 - Naivete:lye Improvements to the highest Perfection) cardinal to be prepared atte. sold by Myers. 11 EN ItT, hlar,•ncilieLik Chemists, Manchester. This agreeable perfumed Lititier,irbich h &Imposed ethigidi sonceutrated Vinegar, joined with the md't Isicasart A remade" andealaidiairAntheptiet, may be kept animpairea !many Ca mate, and fur any length of time. It, voiced Odour ridapht it for affording relief in Read Achs, Paintings, ;Sec: and readers ik peculiarly grateful and refreshing in crawled Moue; in Places a Public Resort, and in the A partasents of tisti Stet. It roauter• acts, also, the Infection of Contagious Diseases. At ninny tpuriow :sad inferior Preparat iota are sold ander the sera mid similar names, the Pahl le ore requested to diatvegan the only proof of its being genuine; that the names of Meuse% HENltY,lliarcnElTua are engraved on tbe Stamp. The AROMATIC SPIRIT of Yi X EGAR, io Bottle% price Qs . 9d. each, Stamp included, is sold wholesale and retail by Bayley and Blew, Cockspar-street (the only Agents bl Loudon authorised by the Proprietors); where may be bads Sponge Boxes of Bold, Silver, Cornelian, Chrystni, tie. Also HENRY's CALCINED SIAONESIAr in BNB'S at s. 6d. and larger, with Olass Stoppers, at 4a. each; their •mines being °tithe Stamps. _ _.• • • : POI. U ?glom-ILA LL.—Yerterdty, Abraham Want eat charged on suspicion of stooling a shawl and twel gowns, the property of E. Groves, an unfortunati woman of the town. The Prosecutrit stated, that the Prisoner was known to het, and that he was Ist the habit of visiting a female friend of her's, who lodged in the same house. On Thursday evening last, she left them together when sbe *cut to belly and after she had been asleep some time she was awoke by the Prisoner coming into the room ; ho retired, but soon after returned again, is the morning when she rose the articles in queetion were missing, and she immediately suspected the Prisetier* and gave information to a constable, who appre.. hended him; on searching him some pawnbroker'. duplicates for the articles in question were found ita his possession, and the articles were produced bed fore the Magistrate. The Prisoner was fully corms mitted for trial. I,lm•im •M=MIN GUlLDHALL.—Yeitprday * ferk4a woe charged with imposing on the pariah offir, • it, John, Wetling.street, by obtaining tc!,` ferent times to the amount of 91. on pretence of belonging to the above parishos hen, in fact, she was chargeable on St. Gile , ,ts in the Fields. The parish officers stated, that impositions of this kind bad . been frequently practised on Church Warden.. who, from the pressure of business, were not able to make enquiry respecting the objrets applying foe relief ; they were therefore desirous of intlictind punishment on the befetidaut, in deter others from committing similar Wieners. The Alderman, pity. ing the forlorn and destitute appearance of the wretched female, cautioned her not to repeat het misconduct, and ordered her to be pagstd to. het ',proper parish. _ _ ,MARLIOROUCII.IRTREET.—SeveraI inforationa came on to be heard yesterday, against prorrietora of coaches, on the western road, at the suit of t common informer, of the name of M.Donald.--. The informations were for carrying • more outsides than allowed by the new Act or Parliament t_ and a man of the name of Emblin, the informer's witness, ['seas heard ill trp; ort of the informations. It spa geared that these informations had nut been given 4nrtil within a•day of the expiration of the time al. unwed by the Act of Parliament (14 days); and ;Consequently no oppprtionity had been afforJed to ,: .. ptocure siltnesses on behalf of the coach proprie. tors ; therefore the Magistrate declared gibing jutig. rhent tilt next Thursday. The Act states that the coachman shall be brought forward, if he can bo found, *Nth- was not the case in this instance. WonsOre-siesET.—Yesterday, John Lloyd, • young Mail of good appearance, was pat to the bar, being charged by Mr. William Williams, farmer, at Denbighshire, Wales, and others, with fraudulent!, obtaining from the said Mr. Williams sixteen oleo. Ind three heifers, in the following manner I—the Prisoner agreed to purchase the same, for /which he las 'to pay 1701. for the amount of which he .gave the - Prosecutor a checque upon a banking. house in London, when he took the cattle away, and drove them to London. Soon after, the far. tier was informed, by Edward Williams, his son, that the draft was of no vitae. They thee inne. diately came up _to London, and presented the draft at the Banker's, where they were informed that it was a fictitious one, as no such parson as the dra . wer kept cash at their horisor Zit. Williams im. pactliately applied to the above office, and . - lA r m. strong and Bishop apprehended Abe Prisoner at Kentish Town, just at the time.lr pas .rt;erirl o g the money for the boasts, having dispos'ed et them f o r 1001. The evidenee • being*corAsite,..the Pri. scum was fully committed to Newirrite-for On Monda 41-71 7- 1213 ----- , "—" 4 1. 4 4; Dalton Dam, Ri' ,;chard Tay. tempting to met with the to save his co, her of Queers's Grammar Schcool _ 4=F=3;==swwwwingumsok , , !ay, as two young men Were hatkin g 1, near Lancaster, .o 0 qt l "theins'nainFd ylor, was unfotttlififelyl4444Etwi8 -id swim over, septi same fate by human • • :ontpauiund, Tae . .4, MAR, enos College Oxfor fit ,r at th e chool in Laticaitar: ' • • . • :FM PORTANY ADV,. I ''---1--- ' 7-- tN A itt :. to,"bith,t A. seal Lnttety,lsids Ilk Priced of Chi Tkkets me Stitfrfrertt much lowerahno &Platt the Nunshcrs of the. Tictetseare Pe.' duced to only 4,ooo—while the Schema contents an .".1)01-i i TIT lON Ata PRIZE of £4O 03th handes Twenty other Cm pitals, and .? 4, lol"lliFtliE BLANKS TO A Pitl2E. , The whole to be Drawl the 18th of October huts • • . .. SOLDIIMIL . • • • b • ' X20.000....are• • • •i 100,006" , 0. 1,0.10 - 10,000 li • 1,000 6,000 • .' •• ig...•,... -.Jou . 5.pg9 I .. . ....... i0u.,.., Low il • K. ••p• a • • •,. e• b 0 • • • ••51 W • •10 01 i • 1000 : I . 100 ' . • . I,s.....si•sidis•sr 1,54 • .01 4,3110• • 0 h . —.:••••-••••• :- . • " : T ,W - Ir ninbers. - ' 4 .' o 9 -, 400 • OM • , • ~ • . .' . FIVE TICKETS At SAC?! NUMEIES. r • • Tickets end Shores are selling tit all the Odle's. Persons in the Country may be supplied with TiCkets used Shares, no a{..., lineation to the Agents in any of the principal Too in ; as by,' skuding their Oiders, with Remittances, _ to the (M frs iii Lon. den. Au trolly purchase is recommended, no,' from the preset* m deand, a rise of price is expected.. , . - . . . XT • minorgroN,. Pocket. !look Intl I.Poel: 11.0 Lead Pencil Maker to the King and Prinee of Wales; nti the Original Manufactory, No. 162, Strand, opposite-Newcastle street, begs leave to recommend. to the Publie bIe.G4',.N.U4 N E. BLACK I.F:AD PLNCILS;• Wlinie sosperior etketleoce h as , been for sort than' 50 ye rd universally ackninsh•dgeth; and; Pencils for.drasviAg in colours (of a lute s hwentivrk ) To dUitist••• guish his Pencils from Coantetfeits, the mark, Which wiili'filr., Overly only Middleton, is now changed us N. Middleton, the direition, No. 161,- Strand, Loudon, stamped °Leach. cal. Au eatcasive assortmets of pocket-books and threakostall l / 4 ' elegantly mounted iu gold, sliver t and plain ; a com . fete it .a ni t .. went of travelling, .writing, an d dm:in-cases ; tieolleniews; puckrt commodes, containing every article.,for, shaving and dressing; portable writing and dressing-desks and bases, in ma hogany, satin-wood, leather, Str. Writing paper, extra doe cut, large liens, doe Vista assi Dutch sedling-wax, and.ral kinds or s tationery ; portable: ml reinitlog-low•e letter-copying nut-i chines. These machines, by which wriiiiig may be - expediti-1 truslY and clearly copied, are hrou o ;nt by N. Middleton to out i utmost perfection, and entitle ihrd in a rontiogany fate, -which' forma complete llvsk ; some SO small at to be of the greatest,' imitventerire to flfirSt Om tnivri ; °titers of a size end form its Juksbier the purposes of a complete secretnire. A, kirp o no tit. mot of raven, . sting all Linda of tat cut;ory. • ' • C • I LESS NUMBERS—MORE PREGIA, AN ADDITIONAL•PKIZE OF Xtkiiiii/O, • AND TICKETS AND 'MARES CiIEAPEII, 41 EYTON'S• COannttit., fleapits. Mansion-Rause. • E present L OTT ER Y, to he drawn, JL OCTOBER 'I9. inclailes Fife Prim of .4'20 5 000, by' which the Chance of g aining either of those Capitals il l ., creased Otte-fourth. Tickets and Shares will simrity,rise... therefore an immediate purchase will prove a tertian eavirig. St . YTON'S, Co nn a mt., who sold., in sixteen Sixtresiths,! the only X 5.000 Prize shared imthe laAt Lottery. No. '2,76i and in the few preceding mouths Capitals to the Kaiak *is • ieTail.ooJ. ~ lr .„ • kIPaRT.A NTT AIWA isi"l 4 ,a' GCfl ate ilia' i - , ; •n ..