The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-11-25 00:00:00

C . . 1., ,* , - .-.~ LONppN . I MOMMY- •, a • J J 4 1 "The Cease for matieA JIAIMPDEJV fell ix Me , d R $ - &sd 25, 1822. rDNRY died di de &Well" lr'S ASTRONOMY FOR SCHOOLS. it peblialsed. illestrsted by olirbtorn beeatiful rice ouly neatiy bound, the woad Edition of ENTS Or AS tRONOMT. familiarly re. az the seam! Plmenemesa of the Heavenly ho le Theory Girdle Tides, to wt.ich Is evhjotned a et of Quesdos for Exarsioation, for the Use of Ittents as wfll es Puhlie Kora Inarleo. Intended IMO to.the " Scheel Geography." of the same' r JOSRPH GUY, formerly Professor of Geo. ihe Royal Military College, (}coat Marlow. Of .boa also may be had, bons of ell Mr. Ony's Popnlar Sehool Rooks. • OBSERVE VS. ORtAT ADVANTAGE to the PCBLIC, particularly . to PRE EAST INDIA COM PA NY's TARES, ter. a are allowed on nil TEAS bought at the Noarcum and SOIIIPOLE not sr. 23. Ltrri.s BELL ALLEY, near the Bank IFOO d. *lieu all TEAS ere warranted seouine, end '^ln quality to the priers offered by soy Tea Company with a a additional ounce 'Lowed in every pound; • al: pounds. halts pound is added. At the 'ant superior Ilneflaroured Coffees sold en PRICE SEVEN PENCE. t ' ore' Livi°.l taboie Al' REDUCED FAREi. mekt..RtNiccri,IIIANOITIt AND C►NTERBURT. Insure Comte,. owl key" Roved thee, by 8. A. MOUNTAIN erd tlo. N's HEAD INN, SKIKNER-STRRET, SNOW ILL, LONDON.' rOllOl l /1:1 I.lolll' POST' CMIC 11 BS, be. 'et eat hum Me obese 111 :•x• i .„ t lay n . S~ .~ . ,; • Um am.lea. a saw trsortilatt etrbaster, fot 11 sesisgstake, Inswcrn.rogt, woootsstvisil Illimdford.—Tho Proprietors Catkin elseensisod no expense Atilt he spats* t the Itst coaveyanco on the Werra* Road. • 1 .sieee,7b," Dover. Deal. Raman-ate, Margate, r,' fanvhare and Sandwich sew post eolith,' at a qoartee inlet seven o'clock. • queues of the deeded prefereace terra to the h. the proprietors are determined en expellee shall 'reader It the int colaysyarme on the Kent road. Woo." Seatthempton. Lyinientoa, Iliad/horst, end Itavinitstoke, Hartford-bridge, 13 laekwater. sew four mat& coach, every morning at 4 past at the thiateb and HOMO. ialelhallo.o.• is a wielleallshtfut eviesemode to ale We ill Icy, Oustisp, St, Ifshbes. HIM* de Grace, detain of the shove easel+ hope to receive a eon slat support which has hitherto been experienced rnweneereeni of the " Union." No kacing with y. Bristol post coaches, through Cldppeohetn. rtherough, Newsbury and Reeding, ever! at one • arrive it Mr. May's.' the G rey- Roth. st;4l the London Tavern, Iletenas•street, Iristol, likely the next sends,: id wei.rs. asiDass•Aripp, : 14,1STOX, AND PLTUOI:Tg. write," a new Liverpool twat, only one ,' road, earrping four inside, sets eat &fly at one t. Liverpool nett afternoon at :re, tarongh Wo burp, Horthatopten, • Welford, Letterworth, ,ti.erstont, Li.tereel2, Stow.. Newcastle, Emits ngtoa, and Presc.A. lry. Welliarton, and Shiffnal light post emelt, toon. Du Med I. don," Weymouth, Dorchester, Blamlfard, Bids leer. Overton, Railnastolte. Hartford-bridge, sad Dagshot, new post coach, every afternoon, )achmen only. 'rem Weymouth to grasser Jersey, ifilterboarg, 'Bs. every Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons t. • l Oeseesi , ls.Briding, Feterborot& Bitten sad a' day roach. to Spilahy, Lath, - Offtslity sod lag at past 6. Tim only day coach% Boston cores,'" a new liiht fear Inside post coach aidaAmikelir 4 Wltttairreemi" Wee whit l a 'saki all The way ; passes, themarth kirsgebv. Greta-bridge, Richmond, Catterlck, Was, Wetherby, Aberfor,i, Verrybridece, New. Her. Grecthge, Stamford, Barney, Cireetham, I Biggitrawasles eels oat evevy morning, sad he iOuriey with the greatest facility. Passengers o thernad by business. or pleasure, have the vantage of their :mate being sowed in the next Lucaster, Prestor, Kirby-Lansdale. Bolton, Irs.ikirk, and Gerstein light post-coaches, every Newport, Whitechot , h, Tarporiey, Nasaptwieh, and aliddiewich, light post-ooazh every &ner d four•inede post-coach, called " the Express," lug and afternoon. oval Express," to Manchester. Winslow, Con- 1 castle, iVelzal. and Wolverhampton new four ,coach, every afternoon. Only one sight on the am Original Post Coach, to carry only Four In- Morning at 7. rr, Bognor, and Petworth Post Coach, Monday, r, and Friday Mornings, at a quarter before 7. id Canterbury Light Post Conch, every Evening 6. Ditto, every Palornlcx at half-past B. loyal Et:press," new Birmingham light post oat every afternoon, carry inx four inch?, on:y, ugh Warwick, Leamington, Southern, Weldon try, to the Saracen's Heed. Pull-street, Binning morning at half-pat 7 o'clock. Lod. Stocicon and Yarm light post-coach every r the George Inn, Sunderland. loyal Eclipse," Falmouth, Plymouth, Exeter, !ran, Penryn, Ashburton, Townes, We mouth, , Dartmouth, and Salisbury. every mnining, at nigh Melton, Arninater, fltliport, Blandon!, ▪ Basingstoke, Hartford-bridge, Blackwater, Dt. oval Express," new light roar inside post-eoseh. >l, IVerrineton, Knutsford, Stone, Stafford, only one night on the road) @eery afternoon: he Saraceo's Bead Inn, Date-street, Liverpool, (tampion," a new light four inside day coach to Rkedford, Salisbury. Andover, Overtop, Da- Blackwater and Bagsbot. le and Southmoiton new light post roach, every ednesday and Friday mornings at 7 o'clock. t•ndlne the uncommon expedition • f this coach, to he the most cgremble and complete pebble on the north road, being unequalled by an y other. ate and Ripon new light post coach, every after :T. red eight in the morning. on. own, Gretna Green, Annan, Gnmfriea, TheTtd.!ll,Senquitcr, kiln, CanToock, Kingvwell, s of Seotlead.a light font inside pest teach daily. n, Chatham Rochester, Gravesend , Stroud. Sit , snd Rai:llmm, every morning, at a f tact 7, Fares , ;re. , ," to York, Rev rlverongh, Whitby, Shields. . >4ll` CP Ole end F.dinhareh, a new 4 inside light with a ;wird thrauwiller ; arts out every nvorriv; by way of Yeesrk. R-tf,t , Doncaster. Per tadraster, thrliorion, Neettialierton. Borhanf, nri Berwick, a,..1 arrives at Yore the next mere elreek rsflu inR themeelves fatiuuod on the journey, hat tire they Out to, and then p roetted out without nil two, Irth. 'lS s alsal. Shrewsbury, Salop, and Holyhead , •nr inside eoaeh, every afternoon. oekinpriani," I.OPa Ihrht post coach, sets out moon at !nar ; and panne. throuxn Jo. Eaton, Sillon, Oreetham, Grantham, 13a‘r!r,,, MArkhs,r. Moor, Newark, Raiford, Doncaster, rWire. tot§p Golden Lien, Leeds, next afternoon. rare and Pecs ages to Loads, York and Doncaster, '""ree o-r lik'f',ll•4 and CO. reettrethilly aegashat theft the Yab.le , that they will net be teeennt. V PPITOII6. Passengers' Lurrirage. Writ:ors, Piot r, even Fivr t'ut..da I aloe, if tr,bt. stolen, or 4:1- Pnt,rod :vet i . and tr.o lasororre po.iel for y. ear Sed cza, rAalo • rlb'Zet-; Jost published, la one vol., Deimos dims/. price If. Is. bds or royal edition, (to correspond with Egan's Life is Lon don.) If. Os. ed. or In Twenty-One Numbers, 401MY-Iki , I royal is.ed. each. • LIFB IN PARIS ; c o mp r i s io f the ' Rambles, Sprees, and Amours, of Dirk Wildfire, of Corinthian Celebrity, and his bang-up companions, Squire lenitive sod 1 Captain O'Shullkton ; with the Whimsical Ade/Mar. sir tbit Halibut Family; including. Sketches of • eccentric characters is the French Metropolis. ~.t By D,tVID CAREY. Embellished with twenty- one coloured plates ; represent ing scenes from real life, designed and engraved by Mt. 0. Crliksbank. Enriched also with twenty-two' engravings on wood. drawn by the same artist, and executed by Mr. White. Printed for Jobe Fairborn, Broadway, Ledgete-hill; said by Sherwood, Neely, and Joan; Longman, Hem, Rese t , Orme, and Brown; and Jealdwin. Cradock, and Joe Petar'. softer-row ; Simpkin and Marshall, Stationers Court; Witittakors, Ave-Maria-sane; : Humphrey, St. James's street; and Wilson. Royal gseliange. esidiaallett of BUTCH FLOWER ROOTS, jest arrlOgd from Honied. k,: „ TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. WILLIAMS, At the Auction Mart, Bartholomew Lane, To-Monnow, Seth inst. at twelve o'clock, ASaperior ASSORTMENT of DUTCH FLOWER ROOTS, consigned frost M. de Liege, of Haarlem ; consisting of Hyseloths of various colours. early and late Tulips, Raneocultrs of different sorts, Grand hives Incest- Darables. Persian and English Iris, Gladdielem, Rah!, oable Dallas, of different sorts, Cagle genwessen, Gold and White Lilia , ikc. ire. Wait (or private purchasers. 7777 To be viewed, and catalogues had of Mr. Williamnatarair reortou-street, Opposite the Auctiost DESIRABLE INVESTMENTS. Valuable Freehold. Copyhold, egad Leasehold GROUND RENTS and ESTATES, is ibe city of Loudon, Burry, and Middlesex. • TO RE SOLO B. AUCTION, . By Mr. WILLIAMS, At the Auction Mart, Bartholomew-Lana, w Tgmswitgx next, at twelve o'clock, AFREXHOLD 11113 FT RUST,' of Otto toarlroil Pounds per annum, issoing oil of a substantial brick built Dwelling. House, and old established Cheesemortger's Shop. eligibly situate No. 137, Salisbury-Court, only fear doors Wont Fleet-street. Let on lease to Mr. Carsill, for a tetra of which 16 yeari are unexpired, at • clear nett rent Of 100/. per annum. A Nett Ground Rent of twenty-two pgands• twelve 'MK ling. per son. arising from 4 eenteel Houses; Nos:18.110. 30, and 31, Charlton-street, Fitzroy-square. Dad Sander the Duke of Portland, for 00 years unexpired. Two Coach Houses, with rooms over, Stabiles{ -Ake. tuate in Doughty Mews, at the back of Doughtyratrect, agar Guildford-street.. Let to Meters. Smart, HpenPy, aid others. teasels at will. at 401. per annum. , for SO: years unexpired, at a ground real of eight giftless per att. now. A valuable Copyhold Ground Rent of terr polio& Per"stre• num, Issehtwout of eleven' Mottoes. In Cambridge Plate, Hackney, neer the flarerpublfe-boote. On loots to Mr, I Laud, for Wynn unexpired. A Nett improved Rent of Eighty Pounds per ausuas..l arising from Iv* houses, Nee- 7. 12..1i, le and 17, lipiert4 wick-street, Bleektriare-road. titeld for 9 years ermiplevel A teseelsold-Ilesse, No. 11, Pratt-street, Lambeth, near the church. (The conaer-liouse but one to klill-street.) let to Mr. Poole, a very respectable tenant at will, at 231. per annum. held for 48 years unexpired, at a ground rent of 4/. 4s. A Leasehold Howse, No. 2s, Poplar-row, Newington Causeway. Let to Mr. Oarrett.carpenter, on agreement for a lease, of which two years and half are unexpired, at M. per annum. Held for 43 years unexpired, at a ground rent of W. A Mortgage of Four Hundred sod Fifty Pounds, secured upon excellent busiuess premises, situate in Blackfriars read. nearly opposite Surrey-Chapel. la the occupation of Mr. Page, stationer and printer. Also, a House behied,and Two Houses In Colliegwood-street. N.B. The whole of the above property Is most amply se. cured, and presents a very eligible opportunity for Invest ment of capital. Descriptive particulars may be had at the Hare Potato. House, Hackney: Cross Keys Tavern. Blackfriars-bridge Duke of Wellington, Poplar-row, Newington; Spread Eegle, Pratt-street, Lambeth; and of Mr. Williams, Throg morton-street, opposite the Auction Mart. TWO DAYS OVER. CRROLL reminds Gnat of hie F r iend s an d t h e Public as have not yet made titer purchases in the present Lottery, of the favourable opportunity which now presents Itself. No Prize above 1,0001. was drawn either the First or Second Days. and 110 CAPITALS (all Float ing) remain for the Third Day, TO-MORROW, viz. ...of 4'20,000 1 5...0f......11,000 2 —lo.oool 19 5OO 2 5 OOO I IS 3OO 3 2 OOO 33 2OO Tickets and Shares, warranted undrawn, ero cn Sale RI CARROLL's very fortunate Offices. 19, Cornhill, and 20, Osford-street, %here he has recently Shared and Sold FIVE Prizes of 30,000 f. and FIVE 0(20.000! UNHEARD OF ADVANTAOES TO FUIILIES FURNISOING. 3300 YARDS CM FM-FRAME 11111131EL5,21. 9,1. TO 14.61 THE Pithlic are respeetfelly informed, that they hay• now an opportunity of inspecting one of the LARGEST and CHE %PEST FURNISHING WARE HOUSES in the KINGDOM, nt DENNIARK-HOUSE, RaGENT-sTREET. near the Argyle ROOMS—For Brussels. Venetian. and Kidderminster Carpeting; Hearth Rugs of every description ; Druggets, every colour; Counterpanes. Quilts, Bed Ticks. Table Covers, Moreenu and Window llollands, of every width; Fifteen Bales of Blankets and Flannels, at such prices as will defy all competition ; Floor Cloths to any dimensions, ready for laying down.—lrish Linens, hiheetings. Diaper Napkins, and Damask Table Linens ; Printed Furniture, Furniture Dimities, and Colour. ed Linings, &e. &r. &r.—Turkey, Persian, Brussels, and Kidderminster Carpets (all sizes) ready for laying down.— A few Cases 7-hits nna 4-I.ths Real German Linen, well worth the attention of the Pnhtir.• _ . ' . RonERT COLLINS and CO. can positively assert. that they are the only Manufacturers in the kingdom that Retail the above Articles at the Manafiteturing Priers. They will warrant from any isetscrfeetions. at Rouser Co tux,' and Compeer, P,mvark-Ileuse, Rc!.,ent Streri, and at their Manufactories, lii,ltlerminater, Paisley, and Mannar. Twe YOrlaa Mr!! WASITID, that perfectly understand their Business; and 'Two Mem also tint anderstand Flint end making ap Carpets.—Appty between Nine and Eleven in the Morning. REMOVAL of SUPERFLUOUS I Ictil4.--les dies are re.peetfally informed. TRENT'S DEPII.A. TORY in a few minutes actually removes superfluous flair from the face, neck. anus. and leases the skirt soft and fair. Duxes ss. with printed directions, to be had whnle• sal.• and retail. of R. 1 2 ..rrin. Li. Dean-street. Soho. London. (4 private twice, npp-site Little Dean-street) where Ladles luny have ocular etide2ee of its eilleaey and innocence.— Finlit also by :Seaver. I.iO. Oxford-street; flendee'i. Tiehborne-street : Jot e•, Fleet-street; Rirtler's. 4. end Rime, Ik3. Ch-nip•ide ; and Va. , Roue-street; Etaus and Son. Lou:•line; Dike snit. 1?1, WO Holborn; ■ud every Prurienry I.dic ne leader and Perfuta_r is tise Uuite I Ki rrw~ MIMI s note terms, one onujetglitr' wed extra In each pound, and bait a wind In every sit pounds; which Is an advantage not to Ite equalled at any other honer in London. No cow won ordinary Teta kept atthis Establishment. Fins strong Bouchong Tea, Os, to is. Bd.; superior fine Breakfast Bou illon,. 7s;„best ditb , tits. tajto. ; remarkably fine Green /4‘ n toe:. SJ.-43..Nd1,1;Lei.,"13.son..fivneerl:fliisee. Ills gyre ear, 3s. 4cl; best Turkey Coffee. 4s. fOrder, fro st all parrs of the country, by litter post-paid. by Centimes, with remittances, will be strictly attended rt i vt:Lifc: Raw Sager.lVpi for the public 'incommode fireTeem AM - Establishment are wartanted antkwrapped In China Tea Paper, with the Pro toes name rad addreas—%. %carom.. 23, Mlle Ben et the bedk of the ~Bark of Itaidead, Lambe. . STATE os.,THE WR EEL. WIFT & CO. reeprctfolly submit to the inspee• Don of the Pahlle the State of the Wheel at the coedit sioo of theSmand Days Drawing, lig. 5...0f ...i20.000 3.... of e/.000 S . . 1 UOO 11000 IS . SOO ADS IS 0f , 3901. 53 of 9001. and lb* usual proportion of smaller Prizes. ALL STERLING MONEY. Assall the above Prizes are Floating In the Wheel. they maybe dMwn TO-MORROW, being the Third Day of Drawing. .Undrawn Tickets and Shares, by which any of these greaiPrlzes may be obtained„ are on Sale at Sll IFT sad Co.'s old and fortunate Offices, No. 11, Poultry! 19. Charing-Cross; Old 31, Aldgate-Iligh-strret. FROM SATURDAY'S GAZETTE. • • SASSItiIuTTS. M. Mark", It merited, Essex, slopseller. Dee. 3. 10, and ha t 4. at Basinghall-street. Attorney , Mr. Hall, Great Allies -street, Redford-row. J. Craney, Snowbill, groeer, Nov. 311, Dee. 7. and Jan. 4, et Baslngliall-streell. Attorneys. Messrs. Tonle, Richard :4On. and Goma. Poultry; awl at Leeds, York. •: T. Dawson, St. Thomas's-Mill, Staffordshire, Dee. 11.12. and Jan. 4, at the office of DI Wheatley sad Barlow, Stone, Staffordshire, at Baslaghall-street. Attorneys, Mr. Barber, Fetter-lane, London; and Messrs. 'Wheatley and Barlow, Stone. J. J. Stockdale. Strand, bookseller, Nov. 30, Dec. 3, and Jan. 4. at Basinghall-street. Attorney. Mr. Neele. Strand. G. French, Whiteehapel-road, provision-sgent, Dee. 3,10, avid Jan. 4, at Basinghall-fitreet. Attorneys, Meagre. Sams dere, Hess - nod. and Matthews, Upper Thames-street. ' W. Nettleton. Coach sad Horses. Edgewsre-road, vie ;nailer, Dee. 3, 10. and Jan. 4, at Basioghall-street. Alloy- Boys. Messrs. Wigglesworth and Ridsdale, tiray's-inn kgqoare. ' fl. Clark, Swallowlelds, Wilts, grocer, Dee. 3,4, and Jan. 14. at the Aegt4 lan. Reeding. Attorneys, Mr. Smith, Broad Seem, Risedieg ; sad blears. Hamilton and Twining, Ber wteleltreet, Ober. 2%. • G. Stock, Ashwie.ff,lll4oo4fighltire, farmer. Dee. 5. IS, and ' Jan. 4, Attorneys, Meter". Adllogton, Gregory, and Faulk ner, Bedford-row, London; and Mr. Sersee, Bristol. J. Jermyn, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, inaltster, Dec. 6, 13. and Jan. 4, et the Black Lion Tavern, Great Yarmouth. Allornevs, Messrs. Spain, Stevens, Maples, Pearse, and Hunt, Fredertek's-place. Old Jewry. F.. Walker, Huddersfield, Yorkshire. clothier. Dee. 4. 11, and Jan. 4. at the Pack-Horse Inn, Huddersfield. Attor neys. Messrs. C. nod W. Stephenson, Holuterth ; and Mr. Butlye, Clinneory-lane. W. Ridley and D. Wilson, Wlitehaven, currier', Dee. 10, 11, Jan. 4, at the Black Lion Inn, Whitishaven. Attorneys, Mr. Clennell, Staple-Inn, London; and Mr. Perry, White ' haven. E.L. Bridgman, Fish-street-hill, undertaker, Nde. 30, Dec. 7, and Jan. 4, at Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Sheffield, Great Preseot-street.Goodman'alelds. T. Pe7trson, Oxford-street, oilmen, Nov. SIU, Dec. 7, and Jan. 4, at Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Popkin, Dean street. Soho. G. Rainy. Marshall-street, Cavendish-squire, ironmon ger, Nov. 30, Dee. 7. Jan. 4, at Basioghall-street. Attor neys, Messrs. 11. and F. Bull, 21, llolles-street, Cavendish- Noe re. J. Edwards, Latigharne. Carmarthen, innkeeper, Nov. 28, 29. Jan. 4, at the Flee Boar Inn, Carmarthen, Attor neys, Mr. O.Philipps. Narbtrth ; and Messrs. Clarke, Rick ards, and Medealt, 103, Chancery-lane. J. L. Tuck. Hay-market, Jeweller. Dee. 3. 14 , Jan. 4. at Basinvliall-street. Attorney, Mr. Wright, King's Bench walk, Temple. DIVI DEN DR. Nov. 30, J. Browne and J. Gregson, Charles-street, Grosvenor -square, tyholsterers —J an. ILT. Cuming, Castle court, Birchin-!are, ruerehant—Nov. 30, R. Relly, South amptoo-row, Itloontsbury, man-milliner—Dec. 14, G. J. Arinstrony, Prince's-square, Ratcliff-Ilighway, coal-mer chant—Dee. 20, N. Irving, Carlisle, inni,eeper—Dec. 19, J. and W. Dodd. Klrkoswald, Cumberland, grocers—Dec. 14, F. Thompson, Globe-stairs, Rotheritithe, ship-builder— Dec. 3, I. Leech and J. Hincliilffe, Cateaton-street, whole sale-hosiers—Dec. 14, T. Coleman, fLriningbam, carrier— D,•^. 17. R. Rumford, Pontefract, ntaltster—Doc. 19, S. Ilnle, Nottingham, silversmith—Nov. 30, J. C. and A. Miller. Risimpsgate-street, merchants—Dec. 23, T. Griffith. Werwiclshire. victualler—Dec. 16, W. Snape, Lichfield, mercer—Dee. 80, J. Hassell, Richard-street, Islington. hookseller--Nov. 28, 'l'. Griffis, high-row, , Knightsbridge, plumber—Dec. 14, 11. F. Pelerin, Lloyd's Coffee-house. Insurance-broker—Dec. 21. T. Lind, Hem Heath, Staffordshire, carpenter—Dee. 10, P. 41•Camley, Liverpool, merchant.—Dec. 21, R. Tarrer, Brldgeostrect, Chcapside, warehouseman. CUNTIFICATES •—Dr.C. 14. R. Hesseitlne, Ttersk, Yorkshire, innkeeper—P. 11. Byrne. Bucklerabury, Nlanchester warehouseman—F. Dip per, Worcester, silk-mercer—J. Rose. Leatienliall-mark t. provision-tnereltant—R. and T. P. Franeeys, Liverpool, marble-masons—W. H. Campart, Croydon. hatter—E. Paine, Little Chart, Kent, paper-tnalter—S. Hopkins, Bris tol, Itneu-draper —P. C. Fletcher, Queenhithe, coal-mer chant. TARTNERSIIIPS DISSOLVED. W. Scones and T. Kern, Maidstone, innkeepers—J. R. Rerrett and J. Comte. Strand, refiners—R. and .1. Aivop, Newton Abbott, Devonehire, mercers —T. Tweislow and S. APDOwni, Liverpool. merchants—T. Thwaits, B. Hick, anti .and P. lidthwell, Bolton. irontountlers, so far as regards T.Thwaits—R. Patton awl J.llnare, km. Wendover,lineks, timairrien—J. storry and S. klelltulsh, Fleet-street, hat-ma untarturers—J. sod W. 11. Blackstone, St. John's, South wark, lighter:nen. (Promotions to-morrox.) mutat* Mit AYLE BURY. nartricuLans.) As boon as the murder was known, intelligence of the event was rent to Aylesbury, and to Ashton Clinton. about a mile and a belt farther, whim Mr. Minshull, of Bow -street, who has a boon , iltererwas immediately called u and, en receiving infortion of the dream ' stance; lost not a moment in proceeding to the epee.' where be was soon joined by att immense number of per sons from the surrounding country. The greater part et these persons he forthwith *dee I. as special constablesw and despatched them in ev ery direetinn with instructions , to apprehend all snspininus persons whom they might" sleet. All were zealous in their efforts to attain the ends' of justice, and some en foot, some on horseback, ensured. the neighbourhood for miles around. Messengers - were then sent to the resident Magistrates near to the spot, whose co-operation was as promptly afforded. Among others to whom intelligence was cats sent wee the Earl of Bridgewater, am to Berkliarupstead. The noble Earl boOralledant tie moasein to be on a visit to his neighbour. Lord Vending ; bat his Secretary, Mr. Atty, who was resident in his Lordship's mansion, it once went to the village of Gaddesden to alarm the villagers;, at the same moment, the constables who had been in per. suit arrived, and they melted the Bridgewater Arnsiseeps gather. This was about eight o'clock, Mr. Atlas*, - - municated the cause of alarm to Mr. Hensel, the laid lord, who, the moment he heard of it, observed that three suspicious persons were then in his rap-room—two men and a woman—whose appearance almost induced him at once to pronounce them the murderers. Impsiry was in stantly commenced, and it turned out that this group hail been regaling themselves on beefsteaks, which they had purchased of a butcher iu the village, and for which, it afterwards appeared, they bad paid all in half-pence.-- They had bundles with them, and it was - remarked that the womap, on seeing herself closely observed, retired to the privy. [rhis eirenmstance has not yet led to any particular search,] The n hole three were then securest, and from their manner, as well as unsatisfactory accounts of themselves, they were detained till the arrival of the Magistrates. In the course of the morning the Marl of Bridgewater. the Rev. James Hinman, 'and the Rev. Mr. Jenks, all Maglstrates, reached the spot, and dill . - gently and acutely examined the prisoners separately, I when such contradictions arose in their statements, that the former suspicions were confirmed ; and those suspi cions received still further confirmation on the. arrival of Mr. James Sheriff, the gaoler of Aylesbory prison, and other witnesses, who recognised the prisoners as having been seen lurking about the country for some days pre. viously. The hnndles of the prisoners were searched ? ;ind many things of a questionable character were diseoiered. They stated their names to IA James Croker, Thos. Randall. arrl Margaret Barnaee. In the end they were orders d to be conuued in separate apartments, and their exercise- • lion was a ijourned to Thursday. On interrogating the woman, as well as from testi mony obtained, it appeared that she had been acquainted ith one of the male prisoners for nearly a twelvemonth. and with the other she said but for a few slays. It - fur--• Wm appeared, that on the nigh't of the murder, they • bad all been seen together on Ilse read, and tilt the - woman had slept at Berkharupstead, where the men left —' her at eight o'clock, saying, " they wise Ite-nstessi a job which would fetes them a hundred pounds. " CM* prating, she sail she 'shorted them 6` not to commit murder." By agreement they met on the morning of Wednesday, at an appointed place. The woman de clared, that "she must not tell all she knew, lest she should be murdered herself ;" and die has si n e s beta itS taciturn as possible, ulthou'gh from her manner there is no doubt she will ultimately tell all she knows—a knowledge which, it is feared, will have reference to other murders which have long remained involved is mystery. Friday, annmerons bench of magistrates, among whom we noticed the Earl of llridgen ater, Lord Clarendon, :11,. Darien., the Rev. Mr. Horseman, the Bev. Mr. Jenks, and • other!, assembled at thu g's Arms, Betkhauipsterd.• where they renewed t investigation. Mr. Sheriff was again in attendance, and produced further conclu sive evidence. Ruthven, from 113 w-street, was also pre , sent. At four o'clock they were conveyed in separate chaises• to Aylesbury, in the custody of Mr. Sheriff, Ruthven; and the local constables. On their way to prison, they had to pass by the scene of guilt, and Mr. Sheriff, by direction of the magistrates,' took the two men sepia rarely into the room where the bodies of the murdered persons lay, Croker first entered. The bodies had beeri placed.in separate coffins, the lido of which were then removed. Croker could scarcely be prevailed upon to look at thatu, and was perfectly silent. It was a sight. in fact, to appal the heart of the most innocent. The appearance of the bodies, although washed as they had been from the stains of blood, was most terrific. Randal was next intgoilticed. He exclaimed. " that it was a dreadful spectacle; and thanked God that he had no' hand in their death." It is caujectrwed, in fact, that Croker inflicted Asa fatal wounds; and it further turns out that a horse Sod been taken from the adjoininse field, and brought to the gate, as an inducement fur Mrs. Needle to come forth. This she promptly did, and at this moment it is believed she was instantly. knocked down, and the remaining work of &wit and plunder was completed. The body of Mrs. Nerelie, from its muddy state, there is no doubt was subsequently dragged in, and placed in the room with that of tier , ette- At 5' o'clock the prisons em reached Aylesbary,.an e r were safely lodged in tirtvga•-la separate cells. 'rttei curiosity excised on this oceasionwas intense, and the crowd assembled beyond calculation. Friday morning an Inquest was held at the White Hart tavern, Aylesbury, before John Cherslev, Est:„ coroner for the country?' Bucks, on the bodies of Rebecca and Eduard Needle . above alluded to: The juicy con sisted of twelve respectable faemerss inhabitants of the town of Aylesbury; the if . Ashfield and Archer, magistrates far the caaty, were present to hear the evidence. The inquest r.as continued by a joust. ments, till Saturday evening. The surgeon who mined the bodies of the deceased, and the: persons wh o lint discovered the murders gave evidence as to the state. in ;thick the bodies were tumid. Other witnesses de. posed as to seeing the prisoner op.tbe road near Weston turnpike the day precediug sigsWourders. Part of th.r property found on the prisoners, particularly the basso stopper. sieve sworn to by a competent witness, and the visors, stockings, and gloves were proved to resemble those seen in the possession of the mordere..i . persons. The following u s the evidence that related mote especially to the apprehension of the prisoners:— Clarke.—Lives at Tring, in the c u 11 of Herta; is it consulate. On Tuesday last saw a tell Ilion end a shat man going through the town of Tring: the 111e3 bad since told witness their names were James Croker and Thomas Randall. The tall man had a light coloured fustian jelled on, and the short man a dark , r coloured cloth jacket, or short coat. Ou the following, morning tektites beard of the murders, and went in per- ~' . ..,:. AA AA OL ►RICE Of DODD ICI aNGLAVey AND W%LF']. Wheat. 261. 2A—Dariey, 4i.—oats. 19s. bd.—Rye. Igs. Ind.—Beans, 265. 7d.—Pessek. 2Ss. bd. Average Price .of Riewn or Muscovado Sugar, com puted from the Returns wade In the Week ending the 20th day of Norember, 1024 is 295. fri. per cwt. The Lee incessant rains have inundated both Wp• ping an , l itothrrilitliP; at the titter place, the cellais and kitehnts were on Saturday abort twelve inches deep in water. __________ - -.--- 7 k r ." - , • 11Mmo: Factor' 11.5. ~;.- ;r I -I ~;i _'" 4E ~1 •, 41 41 ~~