The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-11-30 00:00:00

, . . , . I _ . 1 jt ')-- . • . -.-. • 1 ''' i A i ' i •••-•"` ' . C. - -a-- - I - , • • 4 7 t . . , ~. , 41W3 Si a ir • , LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING , NOVEMBER 30, 1822. . 0 • ..‘ 11. I ?or - ■ •0 ' ~~ti~v~ • 0 . s * r NAVY PAY-OFFICE, Lo!IDON, Nov. SI, ISIS. WILLIAM CROWDER. of 1.1. sksty't Ship TEES. — A to* having ep:.lied for Payment es Debt dye frost tbe ahoTe.rla mod Sewoot - , Notice Is tweby given to the nest of Kin or I:locator. vbs ivy apply (if distant. hy Poat) to the Inspector of vamen's Wills end Powers, for farther Warent on, ogng the 11J0,111Nembitr. This day Is published, In six larva en's. Mvo. a new edition, (ne , ng the ild). price hi. 3s. in bds. of rrHR HISTORY of ROME. by II rus LIVIUS Trans'ated from the Original, with Notes and Illus trations. Ry GEORAIR RARER, A.M. Printed fee T. Laden, in the titra.'d and W. Blackwood. Edinburgh. Of whom may be bed, translated by Mr. Raker, • itscielus PATIRCULUS, Svo. price Ss. in bds. This day are published, price its. In Ads. elegantly piloted in a pocket vol. ornamented with wood-eau, P OEMS.—By SAM CEI. ttIHiI tM. I.q. ran Veining the " Pleasures of Memory ;" Twentpleat Edition. " Human Life," and the '• Voyage of Colavaltna." with its last additions. Printed for T. Cation, le liwelittrand ; and W. BleetWood. Edinburgh. 111PROVEMENt OF THE STREETS. A 'SECONI) PUBLIC AtEETING will he held at Ire City of London Tavern, os WEDNESDAY, the, 4th of December. at twelve for one o•elork, f.r the purpose of estahilthleg a SUBWAY COMP INY. ander the autho rity or Parliament, to prevent the opening of sawereen s for Ste Water and Gas Ppes. do& The pionoectun of the plan env be had or Chipman Barber, Esq. 44, Chsocery-lanet Of Mr. Crog.ton, tlt, Cornhill ; and at the Ci yof London Tirsese. where elf pews.] desirourof becoming proprietors ereateally, may now enter their mores. cided that he could not legally convict any but livens ♦ictuallers, and, after ordering the defendant to pay the expenses, told him he should not take off his greater responsibility by convicting him for the inferior of fence. i W. NAVY PAY-00110E, Lembo*, VI Nay. el. ion. 10SEPII VENZIE. elite MA'SET. ,r r i r jesty's Alsip. ALMON. WEYMOUTH. QUEEN i'IIARLOTTIC-and DOTTEREL.—A Coasteok haring s yylitet for Payment of a Debt die frolio the aborts-mused Ileaoso• yhaiice is hereby siren to the next If Kin or Eceettor, ,be mar a iply (if distant, by pest) to Inapeetor of snit Wine ea 4 Powers , for f arther ilk Stating re above Nboiher. FR WDULENT INSOLVENT DEBTORS. ♦ T s notntrass and rear et.,hie 10E811SO of [IL Persona anoteerned on Wednesday last, thY e/llt November. A SOCIETY W4B FORMED. under the Patronage of the Right Honourable the Lord Mayor, who Is a hfernt.er thereof, for the Opposition and Prosecu tion of Frendulent Insolvent Debtors Li - - r, A I • f ''' The Committee for the following Year ere:— At:oche, Mr. Morose, of the firee'of Yeates and Aotteks t .4‘ Old Pi-di -street. Ctioesemongsgs. Beriridne, Mr. Junes, of the Arm of lees and Berhidendst Vert. OD w•ik All iv oeeph, of Bey 4sterstreet. Corest•gordelt. Damson. Roger, of the Ilros of Dingus bid Wlllama, of Cloth-feat, 'Woollen-drapers. ; Farr, Mr .7. of the firm of fifibei sektriPtigr t of Vissa. street sod Chiswell-meet, Tea-dealer*. '• • - . M. Esq. of Great Sway-street. Gardner,Mr. W. of Fore-street, Cripplegate. Cheesemonger. Greenep, Mr. Joseph, of Orford-street, Tee• Dealer. Hallam. Mr. William. of Old-street-road, Tailor. Lyon, Mr. James, of Fleet-street, Fishmonger. Mould, Mr. IL of the Firm of R. A. B. and C. Mottid t of Newiate-street, Cheettemongert. Mills, Mr. J.R. of the Firm of Remington. Wilson, Mille t and Co. Milk-street. Cheapside, Bilk-mannfacterors. • Millet Mr. T. of the Firm of Robinson, Mills, mad Co. of Finebery.plecte. Tea-Dealers. Marshall. Mr. Thomas, of No. 97, Whiteckspel, Cheese - monger. Marshall. Mr. William, of No. 21, Shoreditch, Cheese monger. • Parket. Mr. of Fleet-market. Tee Dealer. Ritchie, Mr. James, of Child's-piece. Merehant. ' Robinson, Mr John, 3d, Whiteehspel. cheesersonger. • •Shackle, Mr. W. of Johnson's-court. Printer. Taylor, Mr. J. of lA, Nee/gate-street, Cheeternonger. Viger. Mr. Thos. of the firm of Vigers and Son, of White friars, Carpenters end Builders. Woollett, Mr. George, of the firma Richards sad Woollstt, of Holborn-hill, Woollen-drapers. Wright, Mr. R. of Brick-lane, St. Luke's, Flour Factor sad 198, 11e,rAit NAPOLEON.—PIFTII EUITION. This Day ls published, I. Two Volame% octavo, with ?salts. se4s. boards, dedlcatad •. by purwlsaloi t. Lair! Ikthemsa. • • - • .11 1 1118 Fifth islitioo of NAPOLEON in saAti.l4 or, A Vole. ftwalliellelena. - The Opinions and Rade...douse Napaixon on the mooss priest events of his Life sad Government, to US wow words. By BARRY E. O'NIE %RA, Esq. - his late Sareeoli . „ Printed for W. Sinipkio and R. Marshall, Court, Lndsate-strett , ti! . ~~~ i ~~ ~~ i '~~.. li. Riker. Wilists, Mr. W. of Paternoster-row. Accountant. The objects of this Society afford great protection to Tradesw , n against Fraudulent Debtors. The Resolutions of the Meetiog. and the Rules and Been tattoos of the Society may be obtained, on personal applica tions to the Solicitor and Secretary, as ander, or will be far warded per post. in answer to letters. WM. eIIEEKeBOUSFIELD, Solicitor sad Secretary, IS, Chatham-piece, Bleekfriars; By whom, sad by Messrs. Praeds sad Co. the Bankers and Treasurers, Saba/albeit' names and Subscriptions will be received. --- ilitlUEL WOLLM 0 arposite Condon Strut, tap sa poolaw lvarras . . ner wwootty Persimmon MIL lbs ' 06.0 IMS: ealsoinkforms dm most Vistarpos, ktta se Nobility sod Wool to Inspect thew, Orkint_logArlin sty. quality, an* Prism, he IOW& hist& he stalk% Doi tilled. Per Dos. Vise Old Hermitage (the Moe% of St. George) .SOS Curless Old flock (Vintage 1811) • • • . .. C'notpaigne (Apse.lio n:M s sod Crear) . • Sbt. to 105 Yin.. Old Port (Tnompson an 4 Croft's Shipoi no).. 41 ttirAVlrt. Doff Gordou'a higt4y smarmed Sisormos 441 Votes Superior Pale Sherry • • • .. . 48 Old Crested Port (8 Vet*. tasßottlo) . • .. *I l eor lias (from the lee Hook Grope).. • • .. 43 , ltart India Madeira .. .4 • • .. .. 60 60 A Pareel of very Old West lolls Msielra.. .. 54 Wilson anti Starkey's Gast Sate Cape Madeira Wines at sae. per Dozen. eery diffatromt item that sporimas stuff ult imo. ll's per Douro. E. sharer. fir Carriage within 10 tram of Loodam.— Commy Orders practuady atteaded to, onolomborsvm Order for Payment. 1 1 11 NO. its, LONG ACRE IS THE 6viloorl TO POIICRAIIII Tita ' VERY BEST AND CHE %PEST CARPETS AND 'Loom:Lanus el LONDON. , Trig Proprietor of‘ this Old Establishataind logo to c ell the Attention of his Friends the Puhul4 who are Moat furnishing or exportius, to tha so meal %emir Price est he hue REDUCED his very Superior inal.sraetered Mont of Goods en. sod feels conlidant. that upon il Ow:section t Min Article will fully answer the Description gtiv n.—The ogyhost London made Brussels Carpet i ng from s. 9J. to M IL par yard.—Exaellent Venetian ditto , 11.64. o 4e. 4d. Oillarminater Carpeting at all ,priests.—Well seasoned Plasrdoths. properly fitted down, from Vs. Ad. to 4s. 04. per 'W. —Hearth Bugs from es. Mich.—Dm/gets and Mae Won lass of every Colmar for Onswirm Rooms er Car riages—Table Covers, Travoillog. Rags, ike. Me. cheaspor this mfr.—Patents seistateAlui Country. and a liberal price tz:v old Carpets is Itaantrie.—frotl• moasurat'and civil n.—N. R. No eimmesion with soy new bottaes that trod for the pa of pang off LaSertoe goods to maim 'Public. .- i IS4V/ VI and .47. -- sews sore front the Monument. meet ref se ar l& as. Nobility and Grittiness ef Ebsebtoest he iseseAsOssivamerideseription of imelku goodsmarrant elia plant of fashion, ke. opal to angi house at Pewee end of the lows. 110streate a evisparisios. which rill at owe convince theme ergot:dons that at goo house of eicaraetcr is the naetropstirgan they be served spas suck tow items as et 47. Ftsh-strest-idit. The extravagant surge qf. those who are aereasctated to take and pinions credit has bees the :Wad vesc7ileialiar ftsle re ge4".7 - J. &seer. cosducting his Insaineee span a Money pramints. is enabled to miller toss gooney thsi homes pare/444e their goods for. Centkwen's aroma isaterfne Sammy root black or Use coati. wade is the first style. feels N. Ss to St. 13s. ; 0104.111es', super ditto. Ws. to ; decobk stilled lersersere brembes.fresi lac to 4Se.; Week and be hersegasere mistreats. films Itle. le iii. ; foxes waistcoats, Sew patterse.freot Is. to tle. ; fashion obk trimmers. front 18e. to SW. ; ladies' and getolenoties for epode. with capes. O. Ins. to bi.• a snit of plaid livery, 41. . d large and fashionable ass ortment of pesittewen's as bap' clothes of every description oconstantly gait, et J. *beet's. 47. loish•strect-hill. Amp, Navy. tadia Cowpony's O ver*, and Werohanta' Wien csiestedmitb despatch, anda libeval discpust for tally isoNey. • Boot, ridiry or driving cloaks, aid box fp* is treat essriety.-47, nob aireet-kill. • Hon. • Danis ft Aunts czar.' 'Thy house, and (in the cop of life, • That honey-drop) thy pleasing wife. cIOCIIATES, by his discourse on marriage, so en• 1.9 raptured his auditors with the 'abject, that the married era hew to their wives, and the bachelors hastened to be meddeg.; and " The Spectator" has alhrmed, that the word •• wife" is the most agreeable ond delightfhl main eater,. The sacred instltuefoo, then, of marriage, compasses the desideratum of our enjoyment ; timing not only with hap piness on earth, bat disposing the soal itself to harmonise with bliss hereafter. Previous, however, to entering into this hallowed oblige- Gee, ft becomes an imperative duty, not only to replatethe passim, but to cleanse the grosser Dstere from those iris mines, which the freedom of unrestricted pleasure may Mee totalled upon It. To the neglect of such attention are attributable scary et tho9e hapless instances, which, while they excite the commiseration of the beholder, should also impress him with the fear of self-reproaeh. Luxurious habits will effensinlae the body—a residenee In the tropics will relax the elastic fibre—but more especially i:oet the premature infatuation of youth too hegemony Coin- Promise the natural dignity into a stile of Inanition, from 'limee the agonised sufferer more then doubts the chance of relief. To all such, then, we address ourselves, offering twee . --energy—mascelar strength—felicity ; nor will on, &dimes appeal* questionable, sanctioned as they are by the es. :hi:riled proofs of twenty years seecesaful experience. 1 1 The easy cares of married life, are sornetimerdisterbed hy the sespension of those Woollies which concentrate the aerial wreath—for the female habit is often coustitotio,nally trrak—yet it can be strengthened, and deficient energy im proved into functional power. la every ease of syphilitic intrusion, as well as in every relocation of the generative economy, we pledge our ability to cure speedily, and with effect. Earnestly solicitous to expel the i.ufeeling empyric from the position' so presumptu. nal) taken up, we deviate from general priociplus with less hesitation; and confident is our owe honourable integrity as Members of the College of Sorrows, we refer the suffering eetstaguity of either sex (especially those entering fete ma oimanial life) at once to our house, where daily attendance it given for personal consultation , ant letters from the "alley are immediately answered ; these moot contain a omittanee for Advice andbledielne, which can be forwarded 4, sty part of the world, however distant. GOSS and Co. M. R. C. Surgeons, ;No. 7. Jerosynntreet. St. Jamea's sod No. 11, Bouverie-street. Fleet-street, L ondon. Just published (Fifteenth edilloa), _ The ..EGIS of LIFE, a familiar emensestary mope shove ?Jaime,. By GOBS wad Co. Addressed to the puth sod mtnirity of both Sexes. May be had atnO, Paternogetr-row ; 4 6- ; 16, Princes-street, Bobo; IL'% Final•strect 14 11 of W Booksellers. fries M. " • _: _ .- - By IL Ackerman. London, price Its. or, Anneal Pucket ChroDi q t . .It!ir ale. to woe as a prof eking imam "r=eirie of reisaricablilEvents, a earalogy of tint reigning Soverelans and their Farailles. a List of the Am beresaders at the different Comte, and a variety of other use rsl articles of reference. 16mo. pp. WM, neatly bound, gilt, and in a case. Vol. 11. of RUSSIA, being Past of the Sixth Division of The World in Miniature, of which have already appeared : Illyria and Dalmatia, 2 vols. 32 cot. Plates, l**. Western Africa, 4 vols. 47 col. Plates, 11. is. Turkey, 8 vols. 73 col. Piates, 24. 2s. • • Hindoostan. • rola. 103 col. Plates, 81. Os. Persia, 3 vols. with 20 col. Plates, Ms. Od. The Astro-Chronometer : or; Planisphere of the moat im portant Northern Constellations, with illustrations, Ws. 6d. Alto, a great variety of useful, instructive, and entertain ing Works, Games, &e. &c. TO BROKERS AND OTHERS. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Large PRESSES, PIANO FORTE, end numerous EFFECTS. (LOTS LIFT UNC AAAAAA AT VARIOUS SALSA.) ' TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, On the premises, No. 19, King-etreet. St. James-square, on Monday., Dec. 2, 1822, at 12 o'clock, OMPRISINU Mahogany, four-post, Teat, high C Press and folding Camp Bedsteads, Chair Bed, with squabs, satin wood and other Bookcases, Bureaus, and Chests of Drawers, Mahogany Writing Tables, Dining, I Card, and Pembroke Ditto, Sideboard, Cellerets, Wine Coolers, Chiffanurs, Folding Screens. Sofas, Mahogany and other Chairs. large Deal Tables, Floor Cloths, Carpets, Shower and Hip Baths, a Piano Forte, in mahogany case, Carriage Seats, Boxes, and Imperials, an Iron Chest. Re gister and other Stoves,lron-bound Casks, culinary articles, and sundry crockery. TO be viewed on Saturday, and Morning of sale, and ca talogues to be had on the premises, and of Mr. Robing, 170, Regent-street, opposite Old Burlington-street. ECONOMY IN DRESS—CHARLES and CO. TAILORS and BREECHES MAKERS, No. 181, FLEET-STREET. two doors west of Fetter-lane, respect. fully inform Noblemen and Gentlemen, they can have a Fashionable Cut and well-made Coat, of the best superfine Cloth, made to measure, from 21. Its. 6d. to 3/. 34. B:ue or Black Ditto. 21. 154. to 31. 13s. 8.1. Surtout Cord A. 114. Ditto, Silk Facings and Velvet Collar, U. 11. a:Q. Kerseyrnere or Cloth Trowsers, Ms. to Ws. Suit of Livery, complete, 41.4.. to 41. Ids. Box. Chaise, and Fashionable Driving Costs; Visiting and Travelling Cloaks, Shooting Jackets, Young Gentlemen's Suits and Children's Dresses, elegantly made. C. and Co. conducting their busioess on ready money prin ciples, are enabled to offer these articles at the above low prices. Quality and workmanship not to be excelled by any house at the west bbd; each article being made under their immediate inspection. •Gentlemen waited upon at their own houses, by direction letters, post-paid. Observe the number is 181, Fleet-street. BY his Majesty's Royal Letters Pateut.—LEAKE'S Pilule Saletaria, justly famed for oaring. in all its Stages, a Certain Disease. One small Pill is a Doss ; and the taking of one box. In a recent case, will soon convince the Patient of the certainty of his 14ieedy recovery. No thing oao be better contrived, mote safe , or more convenien t _te r than this remedy, for such as are obliged to go jouroles or Rowarraire.—Yesterday, Johis Ryan, landlord of to ass, us it needs no confinement or restraint of Diet: and the Boer's Head. in Newport-streot. appe.ired to answer 60 years experience (ill an extensive practice) has proved to a charge arspl ling epiritnons liquors on Sunday last, thet' will effect it Core , when repeated salis stion an 4 all daring the briny, of iiajaa „ n i ce. which .being fully other methods avail nothing. For the -Scurvy and other moved. be was convicted in the mitigated penalty of2o. clironiral disorders. this Medicine has not RS parallel. Up. 7 .., ~ of wards of 40,0110 persona . of both sexes, have been radically in enn"'"l-1" hi s sma 4 r" . faraillY- Ch,u. Temple. landlord of the Kings Head. in St. cured - of tine above cruel disorders, within the last eight Anne'e.street, Westminster, p h rinied guilty to a similar (ears. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietors, T.T4v- LOR and SON, Surzeuns,•at their house, No. 9. New Bridge- offence, but stated in justification. that be had not been street, in boxes of only Sts. 9ti. rich, duty included. N.R. in the house a month. and that tbe license had nut been Two lank doors and lights is the passagesat night. Tee) transferred. are also sold by their sppointm e n t, wi t h co p ious direennos, Mr. lisu.s asked the defendant, if he was not aware that lie had laid himself ern to iuforroations •for Ma st Mr. II ophorn's Toy - shop , 103 . Oxford -street ; Mr. Ds borough's, 7. Fish-street 11111, nearly opposite the Ilona ing unlicensed exciseable raticias. and stated that he ment ; at Mr. Baztarli, Edinburgh ; Mr. Newber)'s, did not think lie should be jisitiliell is convicting him lie had incurred by keeping his house Debiin : and by one person in every cons' lershle Town o o ts f e t t e drir n in a g il divine service, and that lie ought to leave i. Great Britnio and Ireland. Advice gratis to Ifersons , i s the above, or other of the Proprietors inectielsee.— I him to answer his greater liability (qe tailing beer and w ed ge and seesiael w,,eskousses cured, and letters, post-paid. Ins , reserest. i spirits without a license. !g .4 the rbrislied list, by the Royal College of 1.,011600 After some csnsidtratiaD, 11/ voilly rigaiistrates 4* POLICE. __~►_ rs Mr's' • 111LP"olimr.. ;q - Amos Tectlo Geonil IV. This day was %of% very thick velar*. Fps. price 19s. bels. sok. with Me Supplement, nearly WOO pages of closely , letter-press. GIFFORD'S ENGLISH LAWYER; qr. e. MkV his ow. LAWYER; eoetainine s beams the Constitution of Great Britain, its Laws and SW partieularly those relative to Arrests, Insolvent Debtors. Bankruptcies. Landlord end Tiniest, Benefit Societies, Bills of Esehauge, Mester add Bernet, The Cleray, Nakeaties, Distresses, Parish Maws. The Game Leos. Parent sad Child. Ezentoes and Adrainis. Sartori Rauh., Motors, Tithes, Guardian and Ward, Wilts, tic. Sc. Husband and Wife. Also, Tea CRIMINAL LAW or ENGLAND. Embracing *very species of Public Offeamis with Weir Punishweot. To which is added. AO APPENDIX. cootaining the most approved Forms of Agreements, Leases, Wills and Testaments. Notices be twee* Landlord at% Tenant, Contracts, Articles of Colas* aership, Also. A SUPPLEMENT. containing The Excise Laws, The Assessed Taxes. • Tim Caxton,' Laws, The Stant? MSS. The whole carefully digested from /Mita Itallasiktles ; tive Sulam, and Term Reports brought dbwtß f 1 Gee. Deo. IV. The 791 Edition. By JOHN GIFFORD, Kn. . _ London: Printed for A. Wheeler. IS, WarViebisiesve Paternoster-row ; cad sold by all Sioksellors is SWlTsdpid Kingdom. I • - • A CONIIBIRI,OIOVIIIIIgII, OI C C P Oirthe letorJanvery. 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Londots ; and to be had, as published, of all Booksellers add Newsmen • * The Volumes of this Work will be compiled fro t he best ' end latest authorities, so as to render them in asp ial manner worthy of the patronage and intelligence of the mi lieu. Each of them will prove to be the best book of refe rence for the use of particular classes of purchasers ; while the whole will, in the most complete manner. egret all the practical purposes for which a Cyclopedia is ever coosetted. Nothing need be said in recommeodation of the elegance and suitableness of this series, for Libraries, for Book- Cases, for Tables in Studies, for Schools, for Presents to Young Persons, nor of their obvious portability for exporta bility to the Colonies and Foreign Countries, either together or separately. Joh* Hamm landlord of the Two Brewers, Seves. OWN was convicted in the penalty of 40e. for a similar offence. Alaty Yearley, landlady of the Cott and Horses. Little C-imptodetriet, eras conviCted iit the fell penalty of 5/. for th. like offence. Clint. ticitelandeox, landlord of the White Hart, it Great White L;on-street, Seven Dials, was alias convict ted in the penalty df 2/. Aim Peaty. of the White . Hart, in Charies-street. Long Aere, leas also convicted in the full venally nf 51, - and intimation was given that the codriotios a mild bt; returned at the Sessions. Jae. Samuel, of the Black Hale, Queen-st, St. Gila., was also convicted in the penalty of 21. QUMIN-SQUARIL—PUSLICANS --;•*Yesterday, levered partite's, wets torinsnoned fee selling liqiier brie, 41- vise service on Sunday, which offence, ender the new Act, rendered theualiehle to a penalty IR At. and costs. HATTON-GARDMG—Yratifddy. Mr. Joseph -Water house._ of the Swan with Two Necks, in Lad Lane, ap soared to a summons charged on informatioo, with * Liverpool stage-cash, No. $6Ol, of which be was the t r e Zp ic riez r r io h u a s l y ing ar l y s in a g cer u ta n i o n cu ty ofwtnhisanitrectilria, drove over a i.erson of the name of Roberts, by which he re teived great personal injury. Mr. Waterhouse. as pro - rietor, was suromone.l, the name of the driver not place lows: a great deal of argement took pia , on each Site; it appeared on referring to the Act of Parliament. that its eases of inforinatios for carrying more outside passengers than is allowed by the Act, when the name of the driver cannot be obtained; the proprietor may be summoned to answer the charge ; but in cases of furi ously driving, liks the present, the driver only is . en', swerahle on information before a magistrate. 'The com plainant stated that he male every possible inquiry to learn the name of the driver, but he could not, and hav ing no other remedy, he was necessitated to entuatotte Mr. Waterhouse, he being the proprietor, and coo . he -•' called on Mr. Waterhouse for the name of the driver. . Mr. Waterhouse said he was not compelled to gilt the name of the driver. The Magistrate, on being referred to by the complainant, said the Act did • not antliorlse him to call on Mr. Waterhouse for the name of the driver. Mr. Waterhouse then stated that the. name the regular driver was Boswell, but at the time alledid to he was ill, and another person whom he did not know, drove the coach ; he believed his name was lteo. Carter. but he might learn his name from James Bar ton, the guard. To. information was dismissed, but the Magistrate informed the complainant, that be atightl bring an action for damages against the owners. 111•siv-trasotine-otricn.—Butstanv.--Yesterday too daring burglars named Al. Bell wed Wm. Perkins, were brought up charged with felonieesly sod hurglariou* breaking into the premises of William Parry, Bag.. 4 16. Montagne-square, se the 26th inst. Robert Watson, coachman to Mr. Parry. steed his , metler's stables .are titillated is GlOacnater-snews West. about a qharter to 7 o'clock, locking the door seam j iso returned in ball au boar when to his susprise and alerts on putting the key in it, found it would both lock and unlock, but he could not open theduor; he then retreated from the spot a few paces, and after waiting some minutia heard a person inside unbolt the dour and peep out; he instantly attempted to rush in, bat the dour was as end deoly closed. Wi loess then locked the door from the outside. left the key in it, and went to the coach.housu gate which he also secured. The watch being 00, lie called fur assistance, and the thieves in the interim made many endeavours to escape without effect. The watch man then spring his rattle, when the sergeant of the night came up, who instantly burst open the stable door, when several persons rushed into the premises, and pa searching the coach-house, which joins the stables, he discovered, on the roof of the carriage, one of she pri • Goners lying prostrate on his fate; the other bad thrown himself under the bottom of the carriage; they were instantly secured, Witness, on exashining the premised found that a great coat of his master's had been removed from the coach seat and placed on the axle-tree of tl.e• carriage, and on entering his room over the stabling. discovered that it had been broken into, and too imams which were leftunlocked ; emptied of their contents ready to be carried away ; also that the lock of another box lied been forced; they consisted of a quantity of wear. log apparel. exclusive of a sum of money amounting hu upwards of 501. w hich be had accumulated during isie servitude. William Chapman, the sergeant of the night, depose 1 to bursting open the stable door in consequence of the alarm given and discovering the prisoners ar already described. He, with assistance, conveyed them to tioe watehhouse, where they were searched by Humphrey Roberts, who found, on each of the prisoner., 14/ keys William Parry, Esq., stated that he was informed .f.f . the burglary by one of his servants; and on proieedir4 to the stables at the back of his premises in the ronlvt, found use prisoners in safe custody hislreat coat, valae 51. had been left io charge of the coachman. John Slough, coachman to the Dowager Countess 01 Norroanton, said, that in consequence of the alarms 4.i a robbery. he had gone into the apartment of the cowl - man, where every thing was in the utmost disot•le and on his return down Stairs stepped upon a phosp;.4- rus-box, matches and candle, Bm. The prisoners having nothing to say for themselve., were fully committed to Ns vgate for trial. MA autonottun•syneaT.—Yesterilay, the proprietor 4.1 a General Agency Office was charged by a footing«. named William Brown, with having, tinder false pre tences, obtained from him half a crown. The office was crowded by butlers, footmen, and a va riety of servants, who have lately been imposed tip..:: ;2 a similar way. • The prisoner had lately taken a house in the neigh bourhood of Fitzroy-square,. which was placarded over to give it the appearance of. a respectable Acen. Office, and servants %cretin the habit of atteuding rfOt place daily in order to hear of • witua!ions. Witaft.4 wanting a situation, went to the Office, and had ate terview with the prisoner, who informed.blen that (hero was no doubt of his success in the event of paying a crown. He paid .the money. and then was tietiverru a printed bill, beaded Desirable Establishment for L . 4. [Mlles and Servants." He regularly tztled twice a for foerteen days, which was the time mentioned Isy th• prisoner to procure the situation in; be was sent herr; there, and every where. sometimes Ave • miles to loost after the situation, and on the arrival at the house t., which he was directed, some would tell Aim it was a haus, they never had requested any one to send then screws. In this way he was perplexed fur the fewteete flay., when he considered himself imposed open. ard iletansitied on exposing the prisoner, cud if po.stbit to punisb NMI 7 •1