The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-07-23 00:00:00

•••••••••••••-•-.- -...., _ - . II . Ce_.. ( ---- 4 - - i. ::.! ...... e"... \.\s . ,:,71.ii.,74.... ~ ~,,i..,.......e. Qs7lTitlojir,, ONakcuL-Q 'likva‘,tceelttou )tatestnan. .1 • . , . •LONDON, TUESDA' , JULY 23, ietrA NUMBIR 5431. " 716 Geis; ib► tehisa HAMPDEN All in thor: Fk d, end STD:IVIIT ailed t4a Saffoid!" - - - V Auu_ __ --- ,_ - .lIBNIES Itg'R. TATES at VAUXHALL—the Propletors ril HOMAN WEAVER, Comeiercial Ages. and IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. I of lb. Royal Osamu , host respeetfally aisouee to 1. Ship Broker, 118. Long Acre. Pal Tweety-ttnie C JACESON, HAT MANUFACTURER. ss. the Nobility. Chretry, and Public, they have segued Mr. Years experience , and h ee l er 'e l ecte d leo allhielospeulable • ilatelcall, sonata the Public peteosage 111 Woos of YATES, of the Theatre Royal, Coveet-Arden, who will e lon, begs to offer his abilities le 'la a IkEAVER HAT, of matchiess tpusility. It Is very light sod wake his ersteppearases To-morrow leveeing, Wedoesdsy. general, -eh*. *reset the extreme of trade may rant oo the head, nor will rule over injure it, bolas July 7,4. la a vowel eetartalament, written expressly for his wish to sewn Sales without lots or exposer% Mum. fee one Prior. The colour, which Is andittmeable In any by a most mushiest and ("vomit/ amber, &Insisting of re- Cash or approvedibills. and assures them that he can seem- feaste, is a most beautiful black ; the theive•the most hand-' Outdoes, imitations, and soup, outlijo4 it aSTY OA it In a few beaks. Likewise, Merehaata purekashet some fret seem which It will reale to the lest. The tikes- sKETCHES ; or, Vauxhall Fieweery. Part I. View of a upon these.. tervakfor Foreign Mullets, will have the ad- toe* ma" Hats Poss - ss over all others. mast es* them a COI! Roes-Sketch of on Actor owegororl, with a long mintage of saving erleast IS per Cent. The greatest secrecy (melded preferetsee.-Pries only Oki. pace-Digo eapged, with his Fuse fore.abortened-Guy strictly observed. led Alomialesloa in proportion to the se- IV be had only of the Manufacturer. C. Jackson. be. Vous, hastily .seated-Outhee of Old Vaaltiall--31oeleal sure of the trensietion. Serbia, sear the City Reposltory.-No unpaid letter re- conversation with a Rook ea a Tree-top. highly eolenswil- Cash to aeramboat advanced span Goods latteded for received ; Family Portraits of Mr. Adam ihaveMagten. Mies Loretta immediate Sale, and all Post-paid Letters Initially It- neissida, Miss Arabella, Pell, and Vases. Cerialloies. tended to. • BUIII Mast respectfully Informs his beat Friends the .. , Digits, Cribb. the Charioteer. es weed.-4 0 biebesellise, PAM.. that the lis, we, t ie nit-storm-my yho l doeuni Ligittalog, C ARPET . HEARTH-RUH. BLANKS r. 010. TWO PRIZES OF 10,000 • ileptip In Cats and Dogs , and wet IWO. Id V REHR. C4:I4JIOTERPANE, LINEN 'sad MUSLIN Mat both be drawn lu the First Five Mutes, e. a:OmA ie sneer and eats** Old. le WAR EHOUSE4-DENMARK-HOVSE, Regent-street. „ .- • - ettlt THIS MONTH (JULY) -lahMeste-Vanehall given . • II Rooms; •ett- e l sor of OE areas. ' moo the Wheel. Independent of the above, mettles m Ana ht Partil o alig _ ehmittailloitien, lieldeneloster e s : . TWO PRIZES OF 130.0051 the "Atm WWII, 410 estel • :+;;; ~, e , --.... -.4.• •• - - - lioesels nod Money. feta lesiewerede-014 Maker et Vomdmill. ' lit • ; a . v lies to oted stilettos Tickets and Shares Sr. twines at r peeasem.-/ady who hes lelit hew Hi Shand. inner ..:1" _ to Ilm ' Paine la rah Meas. 4, Cerobill, and 0, Charing Cross. where Likesiesese of Actors earoisec an Om leenontembe le • tee" bays eiperieneed shoe. loree opened Ilse /Capitals have bees already sold la the present lowlier ternoters: Doze!. lo Peat Ihis Ifelosb•-elit oboes Illareboose. Eb principles, that hove weer yet LoWarl Mortimer, le 160 Iren 4:trooll-fir e et emethibtle bete Arced to Iles ) ' as itill reminds his Frieods they may rehire. till 88th an d physm.-hme l ow (I. meting* evomod)lm As /he are sell At-romans of dia Agog AMAIN". hist.** Tickets and Shares bought before First Day ; bet in Bantam -Reeele (vs tried I. PAN) . le white Ass thistle all lower thee say Rime le the tel WIN them to sessolhor they give up allots's by so bolo& Mon. le 141•11 Is • Yillage,lte.: Allem Om edoinele. IL - fiery ere delotielood tow pply He Mite at the to tie Capital.; end those now endrawo. which ere returned • In addition to the above. the Mbar emillemleeloulell Jimmy PRISE , at W k ere of as meek seise as those selling at SM. Ille. and have astoeished embildielfed briniest and illihieetsble ea! E. C.' felendstheyerm4eisebaviege sop- tits returned at U. 6s. 6d. If nedrawn , are anise mi b loorm . m a u likk doppi T fweekeme mesa imsoamadimpu. pty hem mealy; semsbeinieretesames, 'al se those ROW selling at U. 14s. and other Shares in please. wet Ise_ sepateed;slll the been,Elat illeptykeloolip. Vetastel l 7 ' Castled*, Oregget. Table se portion. Kit PRICE SEVEN PENCE Ab-rievrony. J. N. lll•fiestldre. and Jaws Thomas the Rev. Rammed Doyle% and tabu Justice* or tits Pease ; Robert Dere,•;--- !Pillion's. and Ebert noose, known by Ai same of Even rely rides, were Imitated for baying a principal share in the late riot.. The bill against the latter was rejected by theAirand Jury, and the two former were stied for the offence. 'l'he eziotenee of the riot (in the Ebbw Vale. as folly detailed is our paper of the dtb of May), and the pre sence there of the priestaers, were clearly and beyond all doubt proved by it e evidence of the Rev. Barnard Davies, sod the Rev. Mr. Williams, two of the Magi,- trate* present ow the occasion. Mr. Moggridge, the Magistrate wits icsomlianied the advanced guard frau enroll, on that dos. was called bat not sworn, in oeusegreace. we.lieUieve, of sorde admission made on 'he put of tbe• Casson for the pri , but this part of what passed was very indistinctly heard is the body of the hall.—No witnesses were called on the part of the prisoners. and the Jury, after having bees charged at considerable length by the Chairman, wit h oet liesitallool returned a verdict of—Not (Bristol Afereiry.) lumen/re. Yo SECONDS OR BOWL R-ROLDERS: At the Berkshire Anises on Monday eiiiiedfigi W. Franklin was tried upon the charge of 'Cr. The case arose out of a pogillyt4 - lasted for en bear and a half. The wimp *be ex amined tie body of the deceased, was eifie' ts, that be died of apoplexy, brought on by the skied.% •C the contest, as there were no external marks of vio lence, but a considerable effusion of blood upon the brain. The prisoner was consequently acquitted. The origin of the above fight arose from a contest be tween two boys, in which Franklin and the dismayed were particularly active. The Judge remarked, that though be bad no very great objection to men trying their strength in a battle when they had quarelled. yet there was somethinr exceedingly brutal in allow ing them to Aght so long after they were exhausted, and when the worst consequepces might be appre hended. He therefore warned the witness who was 4. 216 ' please. repeated, y ia hematite! tree, the Wonder of Wonder; the Tiela Freoeb Thews. Commwereas, literallessaVo the midst of whire. Jute Baptiste Lemisemero ..he. bh ascent on the rope. Dreaded Wart Works will be eldAbited ter &saint dr in the freed sabamstineearm ' supper Boxes rep be engaged. Mors opened 141140 pest Admission. Ss. Q. egiaiti s gat... fa tt N - araxi i*Wilisi ttl i Z r Oad • Irlanamia. 1111•00ar wog ONlkaad apiaNal E t eVire Wow. lielisat PaNitaaa. • of emir tissuripdsa. dad Wisilovillel• laid% • Irmaranicav /OLP AT TIN TIANUFACTIIIITO PANEL %lag. Prem. Brasaala. sal Niddanehtstar aatpals. (4101111aas) raarty for laying does. .1. berrpaft. Ike. creased. and the smog vales Ow for 04 Camas le tatabsage. at R. Gown and . Co. Diondaya. Holm. itagastwassat. I m eal se fits ou. LOOKING OLASSNS and FURNITURg.-.-Seve oil large MONO BAND PLATES, are new on Ilakk ie.st UCoorta sob Sums Illansbatory, 9S, Bishops- WlOhl.—Mast Ike love sizes are admire ollipted for bogs Solar swims and elegant drawing roma,' A lorpremportatent of deb finished Chimney, Pier. and gird tams, with New Glasses of superior eoleir sad ; a. plops redieed beyond all ioniser prommisat. note 011116 Si' Wiodows, Ciniages, Sm.—This article wily alto hi massflieterod as big! as 110 by 7$ Indies, 170 by ilk or to soy gives dlmeoilemi. Deathless. liantopers, Propulsion of Hotels simi ll = ll :riu find No Watelimins dunning attention. fristierstrisosireVarleiyolooselleotCpbleatendatalrWork. zrr in sez arruiessets display time new speelmons of anathesa tad *gamer, with the still greater adios• j in thoeharge. • J. C.. sad boa is polboitar dims the attention of di to their nearly Wash-Hand-Stead, anikilio• eamealemeis (espoidolly isefal to Invidifis)lo witltt NI alluvia is tardier prenoted. • • A atiouldenble asiortmeat of Turkey Orpess; sod all ittberCarpeling Mae same redaction. , (*.WIEN W „ ze No. t. Sire visas-sea Swowarth. Established by ibe West India Ploolorritadl DEMAJN awl Co. be to inform Air k flbey may depend upon befog supplied with a shoillor arti cle WC*** at ibis most otodoette OINK the NNW Mtn admit of. Also, Families may re 4 'spew begin Teas, Sugars. and every article of Grocery zilib e i=t rae ; so, The Trade supplied. Hata imid supplied at trade prices. Sbipping • . , . CEP !PARES, Ta DO*. MA Oe 4T I 4/111CAIMIRIBVIIT. Peer met tole seed br a.~AIN iselbe SALACIMI• MAD , DM, sitixialiirßesr, rseeeretes, Leweent. • ?rt._ at following LIGIIIT 10111* C OAC If B. de. vet wit *OM UN above ha The "Teleereph." Dover. Deal. Raalegate• tame*. °merlon, rovershose awl Illoadwieb eeir rest ere* gooey tatieg, ea palltarvra Veto* = lall g at ea *OW pre . foreseo oriir the above der ere dererodoed be operator reader It the ararepottor tiarlartt ariofilktiodtars. At% autos's.. eel Weber, oval nerds& at tgoa et Reduced Pane.. - 7" A NlMltift. ST. CLEMENT'S STRAND; • OIDISAL COACII orrice TOR TaAvzLLlg*, At 001141 'STING 'ANVILS AND MIRCIIANDDIX T HE FOLLOWING MAILS sad other COACHPI go from the sb-v• INNt Paris Role Mall; slit Dover„Taesday and Friday Nl* at Twelve. Portsmouth and Gosport Godeankil" nersdeld, nod Partses, every - •nad Sunday at half-past 6. On the Isle of Wight, to convey pa, Mail Coach sets off to Chichester ; Emsnorth,&e. Oloacedter Mali throult every Ereatem it • gaselier se. past 6. Dover and weastad to the deceased, and all parties Concetned, that by a meat Act of Parliament, they were liable to the putitsliosest of trangportation 1 4r life, and be would bate, them beware how they permitted or engaged ira a coats, of this aggravated character again, for there Till GRAVEL AND STONE. LUMBAGO. dm. 'IIIII . IOIMAN'S PILLS are allowed to be the most snacessfal Prepamtios for removing and preventing. So future nearness of those disorders which 'rise from an vfeet lotion of the Urleery Organs. as A74O PAINS IX TUN BACA •ND 101" surreal , earns. &s. Composed of the most inaessot blare- Ms truly valuable. Medicine relieves the 'offering Bost the eserstiadng tortures of visa Ale aces Say violsece or injury to the etimaelndea. and , pe realinemeet or metratet of diet darter/ Its use. of the Wait Public. Medldaes extant ; and its pm limey he,. seiftetalg , malatalal* V 11V.Ity . Rogent-street. Loading al‘Wik terloo-plees. Edinburgh; U. Suck villa -street. Dobai ; sad by the priedpid Medielse-Vesders th roughout the United KloltikuL wets permits who would take care that the law should be Osforced against them. They ought especially to abstain from setting boys on to fight; he had no ob• jection to mum tilting a few rounds to try which was the bitter man ; but it was shatnefal to allow them to tight for as hour and a half. It deauced Panic ,lesperfeet laden of die I port Mail, tlimallh 4:haklagal; Pa- " liellpes," Filmed& r i tidwatek tialaw , masa. urns Lisa rows im every Ea. "'" at r t / t a a P a 7 ' Truro %ado Peary', Aeltbarlda. Total's. Worlds* g i m e . souss . a s . Cole 6. Oa Its arrival a eaot sails le D mo h' ostoo. D; romoo t h . ga g saps , every . z=4 ., diem, truly valuable Levey passenges and MAO. t and a mom doo , o ," Rookoo a mbition, putleat Aim etaredal blebesterobroogh Dray". naval% a l oo l o p t d o . H a do w d-agu i p, Ildaakssaler, „jo ist ooy o a f ewe or B ow Hy. ()greed, sad Qlmetsdkas sad , n o this e .» *a eoullaaramt a galbeiapegil. L °dil e rat ; it ode of the oldest Pub saner M a 7 ' .14 aka ": a 7 MU- Wiesbaden mid Basl 11 "ta aatia • eePaevirtawaad elhosey Mail, WINO OnivewieLo4l6z end ß s .....,:e °t i nbreiw A o r r I:ZWiteerf li 1 111111=ik . °Had " at l i aallair P ala 7, . This Is a moo delightful eouveyaar to the Isle of N.. 4 , cb top oo kom o no. Tree C 3 nterborY , Passaadara a— Alit, Jersey, Guernsey, St: Makes, Hisre de arm, todoo.piaes, Edlabendi; I Deal, Margate, Raatsgete, Seed- Sanctity at half-past 6. Brom . pow"' are conveyed to Deal, M. - with. &c.; and from Dover, parents are conveyed to Folk stone, Sadgate. Ilythe, Dimchureh, Romney and Lydd. Milford Mail. through Carmarthen, Liao,lilo and Haver fordwest, every Evening at a quarter past 7, and Sundays at half-past 6. Bath and Bristol Post Coach, to carry only Four Inside. through Reading. Marlborough, Calxe mad Chlppenhant, every Mornini at a quarter past G. Bath and Brivtol Post Coach, every Afternoon at 3. Bath Light Post Coach, in two days, to carry Four Inside, through Maidenhead, Reading, Marlborough, Devir ',and Melksham. Monday. Wednesday, and Friday Mornings. at Nine. This Coach is chiefly intended for the accommoda tion of Families, Invalids, dtc. who cannot undergo the fatigue of such a distance in one day. Brighton Llght Post Coach, through Cuckfleld, &e. every Morning at S, except Sunday. Cheltenham Original Post Coach, to carry only Four In side, every Morning at 7. Chichester, Bognor, and Petworth Post Coach, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings, at a quarter barons 7. Dover and Canterbury Light Post Coach, every Evening at half-past 5. Ditto, every Morning at half-past 6. Godaimlug and Guildford Telegraph Coach, through Ep som, Leutherbead, Clandon and Horsley. T-esday, Thurs day. sad Saturday Mornings at 10. Godalming and Guildford Telegraph Coact. through Kingston, Ditton, Cobham, and Ripley. on Monday. Wed nesday, and Friday ffloroings at 10 ; Sundays at 7, and re turns to London the same day. Gloucester New Post Coach, the Champion, through Wy comb, to Oxford, Cheltenham, Hererord, Carmarthen. Truby, Ross, Swalisra. &e. every day at Henley Coach. through Matlenheml, every Afternoon at Sunday excepted. Littleharapten, Artiode!. and Petworth Coach. Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings. a quarter before 7. Margate . Ramsgate, Deal, Sandwich, and Itroaditairs Light Post Coaches. every Morning and Evening. oxford Light Post Coach, through Henley, &c. every Morning at 7. Portsmouth New and Elegant Light Post Coach, the Re gulator, to carry only Four Inside, through Kingston, Guildford. Peteralirld. and Portaei. every Morning at S. Coaches from Portsmouth to Chichester, on the arrival of the Mail.llirongh Erusivortli, Cosines. &e. to Bognor. Salisbury Post Coach, to carry only Four Inside, through Staines; Basingstoke, Whitt:hare*, Andover, &c. every Morning at 7. POroudoater Coach. (removed from the Ball cad Month.) throt.?l, Abinvinn. retinae A. and Cirearater. Tuesday, I".ursday, and Satunlay at a quarter before 7. Noli7/11MN cl4cHk6, York. Negritole. and Edinburgh reaches. and to all Parts of the North. every 11•irninq.ate quarter before 9. Manchester. (.anr•watee. Kendal. Roe!lisle. Iluddersfield. Ilreenrd, lord% Halifax, Rotherham. Sheffield and Nor rich l'osehee. daily. Terd e enury P.,at Com+, through Oxford and Cheltenham, every Moruiag at 7, and Aiter.i..ll at 1. ICMF To Twirkenham, Rep.llford. anti Isleworth, every Mos 4sh Wethiestla), and . somdav F'A\IF.K end Co. P.oprirtora. Psreels and Parttime,' are safely and expeditions!) eon from this I\ N to every 'ty, Town. and e.mtcv Scat it the foltowine eounaties, vlx.:— /ten s. Hereford. Surrey, Glocersier, D1444.t, I urns all, %% s ilts. Hew'. Ovford. Worecster. n..rs,t. ',Anti, Somerset, South Wales, A.: Parts of the isle of Wield. Jersey, t;uernse), and all Parts of France, AID vo All. PARTS Of TILE NORTH'. Vert Post-Chelsea. &r. at the shortest unite*. T die Notice. that no Ptckaire, alas.. chins, aste tea. piste. east.. or book -notes. however %Milli the vale a. uid be areountell for, if lost or (assuaged ; nor •oty other ;.'"rri or Passenger's lutresue. of more than .J .slue, unless e•:1•11 as .: . Ch .v:t:u delivered at the UM aue pal ! tor acaordit.4l). Cherbarg, _ _ The proprietors of the above floe& hope to receive a eon datums of that support which has hitherto been experienced since the commencement of the " Unien." No racing with ether wastes. Kendal, Lancaster, Prestos, Kirbydaesdale, Bolton, Cborley, Orasldrk, and Ousting light peot-ceocbes, every afternoon. _ The " Royal Events," new light tone Inside post-mink to Uv.vpool, Warrington, !Lansford, Stone, Stafford, and li (only one night on the road.) every afternoon; arrives at the Saracen's Head lan, Dale-street, Liverpool. next evening. Wakefield four-inede post-coach, called " the Express," every morning and afternoon. Chester Newport, IV hltechareh. Tarporley, N Northwici, and Middlewich, light post-coach ev a t i t i r l y Ph l i t t, 'tong. Sfinderland. Stockton and Yana light post-eoaeh every morning, to the George Inn, Sunderland. The " Royal Express," to Manchester, Winslow, Con gleton, Newcastle, Weisel, and Wolverhampton new fear Inside post-coach, every afternoon. Only one eight on the Sheffield and Rotherham new four inside post-coach, every morning, called the "The Express," and also "The Rockingham," at 4 In the afternoon. The " Royal Express," new Birmingham light post coach, sets oat every afternoon, carrying four inside only, passes through Warwick, Leamington, Southern. Weed.. and Daventry, to the Saracen's Heed, Bell•street, Birming ham, next wonting at half-past 7 o'clock. The " Express" a new light post-coach, to Hull, Lin coln, Northeave, Howden and Doncaster every morning at S o'clock, to the Cross Keys, Market-place, Hull, and also the " Rockingham" in the afternoon at 4 o'clock. The " t hampion." a new light four inside day coach to Dorchester, Blaadtord, Salisbury. Andover, Overton, Ba singstoke, Blackwnter and Bagshot. /lath and :Irish,' post coaches, through Chippenhom. Caine, Marlborough, Dewsbury and Reading. eve y afternoon, at one • arrive at Mr. May's. the Grey hound Inn, Bath, and the London Tavern, Thomas -street. and Swan Bristol, early the next morning. The " Express," to York, Scarborough, Whitby, Shields, Sunderland, Newcastle and Edinburgh, a new 4 inside light post-coach, with &guard throughout ; sets out every morning at $ o'clock, by way of Newark, Bedell, Doncaster, Fer ry bridge, Tedeaster, Dsrlinirton, Noe thallerton, Durham, Morpeth, and Berwick, and arrives at York the seat morn ing at 111 o'clock. Passengers finding themselves fatigued ce the Journey, may rest what time they gleam", and then proceedon without any additional fare. Marlborough and Swindon four inside coach, through Sidbourn, Reading, Lambourn, Parton, Lydington, Pewsey, Wootton Basset, Ramsbury, liunge:ford, Newbury and Maidenhead. Rrithrenorth, Walssl, Shrewsbury, Salop, sad Holyhead new light roar invide coach, every afternoon. Roston, Hurneastie, Spalding, Peterborough, atiltan and Huntingdon day coach, to Spilshy, Louth, tiritifime and (lull. morning at past 6. Tice only day coach to Boston and Ilurnravt e. _ _ fle Lyre's. it new light four inside p , st coseli to Carlisle. Pearith. and Whitensven go:s with four horses and a guard all the nay ; passes through vt:onelt, Ippiehy. (:.•eta-bn.lge, Richmond, Cattarick, Horouebbri.lea, Wetlitsro). Aberford, Ferrybridge„ New. art, Coseester. tintraloon, Stamford, Cavalry, Greethara, Stiiion a•ut Riggleswade; sets out every morning, and performs the journey wail the greatest facility. Passengers detained on thtwoad by nusiness, or pleasure. have the penbier advantage of their seats being secured in t h e next coach. •„`" Luggage and Packages to Lards, York and Doncaster, at only two-peace per lb. S.A. MOUNTAIN and CO. respectfully acquaint their Friends and the Public, tnat they will not bat account. able for any Parcels. ' , Assentors' Luttute.Wrilints, Piste, &r. *from than Fi P Psunds value, if lost, ato:en, or Oa ,a'-d. unless entered as such, and the Insurance paid for a t . ..dln E r'y, at the Saracen's slead 'us. Shut-h:::. Lou "Jr. Hastees puffins nostra saplt: Ourpage imiltes to nnt.—MARTIA Just published, pries Se, in boards (Fifteenth Edition), THE &GIS of LIFE; a Non-Medical Commen tary on the indiscretions arising from Haman Frailty, in which the Causes, Symptoms, and baneful Effects of Lues Vattern, Gonorrhea, Stricture, Seminal Weakness, dm. are fully developed; Part 11. contains some remarks on cer tain Female Complaints, in particular Sterility; Part embraces Practical Observations on Sexual Debility, Self, Abuse, and Mental irritation, with some interesting observa tions on vegetable and animal life; in Part IV. is a Series of Cases illestrative of the preceding subjects, explaining them in a familiar manner, and the whole addressed to the Youth and Maturity of both Sexes. By 0088 and Co. Consulting Sargeons, London. Nature beads Omnibus MO dedlt, al quit eognoverit UtI—CLAUDIAN. Sines Meares to all Me fend of bliss supplier, frugal application marks at wise. May be had at 20, Paternoster-row ; 58, Pall-Mall ; 41, Piccadilly; 16, Princes-street, Soho; 32, Fleet-street; 174, Fleet-street ; 40, West Smithfield ; 9q, Cheepside, Lon don; Stevenson and Co., Burks and Co., Norwich; R. !psuieh; Barrett and Duffield, Bath ; Sheppard, Bd.- tol ; Hatt, Cambridge ; Headley, Leeds ; and at all Book sellers.-31essrs. GOSS and Co. are to be consulted, as usual, everyday, at their house; and Patients in the Country are requested to describe minutely the case, enclosing a re mittance for Advice and Medicine, which can he forwarded so any part of the World.—DOSS and Co. M. R. C. Sur geons, No. 7, Jennyn-street, St. James's; and I I,Bouverie street. Fleet-street, London. ASSIZR INTELLIGENCR. WESTERN CIRCUIT.—WiNcassTER, JULY 20. Two were left (or execution, John Turkey; for set ting fire to barns belonging to Dsniel Knight, at Headley. en she Bth of Jens, ISIS, when several buildings were berot, with horses, calves, and other erects; and Themes Crouch, senior, for stealing an ewe sheep at Mouchston, the property of Roger flittchins. MIDLAND CIRCUIT.—NORTHAMPTON, JULY 20. At our Astises, which ended yesterday, Edward Tittnao, for sheep-stealing, and Thomas Read, for burglary, received sentence of Death, but were re prieved before the Judges left the town. OANII.ANI ASSIZES.-JI•LT 19. The only case on the Ceown side was one of ran•, by %Villiem Knight. aged 16, on Mary Ann Wortley, a child of seven years of sq. On the first indictment, which wt. for a capital .Renee, bring reed, Mr. READER, with great feeling addressing the Jury. stated that he should cell nu evidence, To a seroui ioilictment for an assault, with intent to commit a rape, the prisoner pleaded Guilty, when the Judge, in commenting upon the enormity of his offence, sentenced him to two years' imprisonment in the gaol of Witham. The Assizes cdocloded slimly ►fter one o'clock. MONMOUTHSHIRE. At the General Quarter Soak!), for the County of Monmouth. h. 1.1 at Usk, on Monday last, before Lard Granville C. L. Sonarrtr , CiAir:iltn, t h e Vicar of, RIOT AT AITLEY CRAPAL.—A dispute has lOW emit timmesalasillted between t h e inhabitants at Aattey, Ist . lareassities, and the Vicar of Leigh, tesatecting .tbe right of presentation to the perpetual Carney of the Chapel. The Vicar nominated Mr. Birkett, and on Seaday week last, that Gentleman, accompa nied by a Sheriff's officer and the High Comte hie of the Division, proceeded to talcs p ion of the Chapel. The party were opposed by a large body of the inhabitants, who were collected, and Mr. Bir kett was very roughly treated ; nor were they able to enter the Chapel until they bad obtained the assist am of a party of the 7th Dragoon Guards. On Thursday; three persons, Joseph Rawson, James Thorpe, and Joseph Beaumont, were taken into cu.- ~ tody, and conveyed to Leigh for examination before Mr. Barron, when Joseph Beaumont, for an assault, and Joseph Rawsob and James Thorpe, for a riot, and obstructing the Sheriff's officer in the execution of the writ, were committed for trial at the West. Derby Sessions. Bail, however, was instantly offored for their appearance, and they were set at lib... ty. On the other side, writs of Beare impedit against the Bishop of Chester, the Vicar of Leigh and the de facto Curate have been sent for, and would prohahly be screed yesterday. Horsham, the seat of the Marquess of Thomon.l. has boon the scene of a very shocking occurrence. O.t Monday night, as the family of this respected Noble man were about to go to rest, a person of the name of Henson, a Russian by birth, and who was valet to the Marquess, rushed oat of the housekeeper's room with • knife in his hand, and meeting Lady Sarah O'Brien, his Lordship's second eldest dangliter, at the font the staircaee, made* stab at her bosom, hnt Itartu nately withuot the intended effect, or doing her much injury, as she received the blow on her hand. Some of the other domestics who were attracted by the noise to the spot, were then attacked by the maniac. fur such he appears to have been at the women?, but they avoided him; he then escaped from them, and when at some distance, he plunged the knife in his own hovrele, which immediately protruded, and he was then secured. Medical advice was provided as soon as possible, but it was unavailing, and the wretched man espired yesterday. After the commis sion of the fatal deed, it would appear that he recover ed his senses, and conversed with the Marquess, to whom be declared he had no rause whatever for the at tempted murder of Lady Sarah, nor could he account for his conduct. lie had been always treated with ereat kiaiiess, and was a favourite servant in the fa odic. An inquest was held on the body, and a verdict of "Insanity" was re:urea—(Jora:sera Reporter.) Sunday ae'nnight Mrs. Thompson. of liorwatill, on return from church with part of her family, re ceived a dreadful shack, on finding her husband dead in his chair, at a tab e whereon he had been writing a letter. When she left lihn to attend divine service, he was apparently in good health. The jury, on view of the body, returned their verdict to the Caramel', T. Barton, Esq.---" Died by the Visitation of Gad." In the night of last Saturday se'nnight, as John Smuts, a ferry.llAo. of Shoreham:), was coming lip the river in hit boat, he rested on his oars and fell fast asleep, and ms hen he awoke, f..ntid himself a league at sea. His host was taken into tow by a barge, which enabled him to reach the shore sooner than •.e I othcr.. - "( II"re d.• le.— Alt •• ;* t • )