The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-11-08 00:00:00

~,~1"~c~1~ , ~s-~- r~`~ OP'' - ,~: ' . '..-* • ; . 71. i'. • 'II o• :, - .... :;---;- , ,,r—r--!---!.--,......rfr , l k .v.c .• '... • .... .1,:. • : ', _ . . . . ; # ' 413 ' .. . 4 • .., .......: . • . . - • • • . • ._ • FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 8 1822. "'the Cease for which NAMPDNX fell in she Field, and 8771NRk died on the gindfolii"-,. • , NEXT TUPAIDAY I I • BISH, ef the Old State Lottery Offices, 4, • hill, aid Chering•Cres% reminds hi. beet Fria:ids. the Public. that NeXT TUMMY, the link latest. will be the Corn. SRCOND DAY OP DRAWING; ASA Rat the Wheel le linateseely Welt, es It will stalrawe Capital Prises, auseage which are ell orno. of Pest value, as flora were only els utlar*WW4 eftek drawn th e Pirdt Day ;'though, as they were ell lON' in the Wheel. the whole alight latvelhee tow ep r enehtlee , quietly. the astir* 114 may be ell drawn Neat Dag; *edit bee *flea hemmed whoa the boys who draw the Lottery got eeisitje fhb 041taia, they have deawii sit seveital at wet Wag Womb between: awithetway teethe ease WART TLIODAY. Netwithsteediwig 4lpa, Lie 'ea easy, steh. 'Gib Pries Is bet little adraigedi RAM* ssld She R r1194 Priseeseabe thaws Nest Day, s (rest !Ise way imietreted. r.• ' . I went preferred against the defendant by Sir T. Champ-* ney, for subornation of perjury. In an action Sir T. Cbampreeys v. lleseitor, - or words epoltem" the Is. diatment alleged that the defentiaet.isorder so prevent ;be due coarse of justice, did solicit and pereuade divers Persons to aopear as witnesses against him upon the said trial, sad Rive testimony that he, Sir T. Champaeys, had attempted to commit as unnatural crime. Mr. Scar .lott caohtaded that a new trial ought to be granted oti trio grempils; first, that the defendant was at liberty au %Wiest trial to look for witnesses to give testimony Ise so the e>dstesea of the reports, and it appeared from th -*video.* gone of the whores,' on the trial; Cane, wilsei was the Oily witness to whom ties defencient was knotil to bays bpoken on the subject of the trial, that reports were in existence, but that the defendant made so at. Wept s} s u born him, hating only asked Lim whether r state! !throat • Maitek. fellow sawed , haying . wilfully to the intwisent The Coesbutso of i eut, rt or the pole with woselais, hint thsirchlgr That e'l9 l ~ Ml the courts t, The Losa sot paid wititle be sent 19 his bode.. He replied, to pay the fin, The Leas rastisswoosso above period ' and chattels. eaa►plal► Traiimaig As tkaili went to for te sacks they were a.bwu liver it, so and tbrer Mr. Bradt to The r ter, 1 Dieter's , On being litaite,t l the Act, read the coals. quested part of . the prineil meters. Mr. isterroi so matter to gressor. Mr. for the Mr R. 11011 a elf, PIM !NIPPY. k - t ad Moods ellideller et do, b e rf Otde t ro: t' to° slated, koo =W elefa that:, She • Ilst the Itte. te sei ti = Hr. es/ -- *en by bid to leasefont ;re iiis,b•iel i trilialla l " . i n L etts , ir :e s a i inalifil . pba lnelies- sad e;tert Priae. was; • Foyle diii liallinii.:4l4;eVe-rls,""aisd-- ,•.•• „a WoU l ltr - appear -es-w-i.t.ness." U. oran kos im DIY- - Easa decides its owe fate sad" es the trial. Cane .etch he ovoid not, sad the defendant s. .Of iii. Chigkettk WkbAndiMOMM6 10 _...._ a _.... otharl4ilreSitG ' teitt purchased Domini l b. amities for the t - tototod _, 0....i00t itd a im sqlect u tor t gi m igrw•Pr • eatifirOvaleilllt ' . . .br ~ to weeponakum, Th "whom appeased alibied • fie. 161'S‘ Se. r ea1 a,,,,.. 1.. • . oil . a l agea ve irkkow ot i kab lo o s t oo mme r ' ispoinel, Kitt Nis me part of • hirevidemo eimaid J. 0nd06114 le . saffaa sw"emoso bal le a la t• • • I each h e bops cad trust , emeem e o men 'lsti• libferred that the defendant had suboraed him. ab platefseamoamimideen" - A- *Ayala" la 4 laaa an amid etth. 1 I.s c.ofte,„ Aro ditch m y b e draws The ahead Shia way, that the indictment charged the an Of OW l eek ryaltank of Ronlowe. Leedom. - : '• ' '' • Karr TUESDAY!!I • • defendoeit with suborning witnesses tee "Weir falsely to ~.. n,,a .. AT IREBUCED PARE& '11• - the actual commission ef the crime, which wee not the co wirivioLttoootid i t i al otw ee i e m o t c e i r . ree ",6 • 4. t•• • ' 11"4111PLICTED WITH URANIA. Point it issue, the action hiving bee* for "wards re , A M , inside Coolies. • sad Weep good date, by A, . ODY, and CO. 20f , SIMML Oast 71 * spokes,' and no erbium. being Rermjtted to bps elms .he 8. 1. 110UNTADI and Co. "•••V• 0 Italasal•Ya t h e melded wags* the wsibraelar" by the ilefetedant, bat it tie the existence of the reports, es lIARACENS , HEAD INN,' NEI NX RR STREtT ialallhallasalse Tenses. mow •Barndfor fisaa , Bf , mid *Mae the indict • sufficiently specific in Its t o hese sot the lout aseebeesieal ball e t o o r asow•ort.L. learrea. ...... terms. : Upon dumper* t Learned Counsel main- lb T HE follortng . .. p ti HT Nis r . COAC B XL ret=odomosottiond4 hem " eh ala a la i t i titoos ta e a we , fe- • I elii sitmow. Monett that he was entitled to a rule to show cause. se he. 'Wont fiats tho sleeve Inn:- . One. cad G. trowatedemlille bet walltesolleet prineiples, The Cater Jus7tca.-You may take your rule, Me. ft, tiereodld ttattaasa by Oa eaalaP t°6, a mewl da Y the only REAL Investors and Nieuwe', of she improved Searle& al ewer. Derehelter , la ir Wass 001 7. alvaalea 1 . Poloist SELF-ADJUSTING rxtrssEs, "AIM has given WORRY tr. TARNOW. Id itialeMeLlinalraolle• Wilikftdi_ . • Etw0",.._ 1 4 I such universal 'stigmata.. modmottnee to be feeeramead- Ik. Foxvox-S aaaaa NT moved for a ,rnie to show t o 41elierf. Weedlasis. owl 011111 . 0 . 44-- r w . ^ T er __ il l ere by the most emieent sommon In town sad country, in cause teby a new trial should not be grimed in this to ft, cheer Comb are &unitised Bocci snar.___.° lo eonseqmons of which . upwards of 110.0110 have bees made; map. • al l e Rave it en int tionse7faaaalaslalteal_iraa m ' a -______ also Nahum's Royal Patent Anieciel Abdomens, and Thia WV. an action f•r goods sold and delivered to the The "Yainrlaiik," Donee . Bodo asolialasme pee, ftelmon's New Patent - Oval and Rowed Sprieg?rasses, which mount of lit, which was tried at Guildhall. last Fri- n Cutviery, Faversham and Saadertek suss. .peek ommib, see light, cheep.. and durable. ' l ng Poiestime hum. the due. rive defeadrat pare.•ased the roods In the pith'. I weryserettor, at a (Pond past Palen ealaelke n yi_ . .,... •, the homer to supply the Army sad Navy, the Naval sad' tiff's slop, and priced them fur hi If t bat when I ts li seassimence of the Gamed Preferrnae es , 7 . Ots the Military lictplials, th e Met Tares and Ordineee, the Ma- they were sent to him be refused to take them. The 40. C 4 taws Nadi, tbe proprietors are determined no eine laarmary, the lietiourablei Mast ladle Company, the hespasl wrooder it timers: conyeyanes on the - iiiiieWid. city ei ', fed° , T ao s„l ety. H i , m ery . le . t ,„„ , wi„a s ., fence then set op was, that the case same within the q The elgatio," Southampton, Lyaingtos, r msdliwilk. tomb., Bristol, Mid Doebish lelinearies. the Windsor Ge. 'tame of frauds, the tale having been over 101., and . Irlerheller,Naditib*Vtaar Bartford 474d g e . al a drill a r • nisi Dispense ilbelliallalex end St. George's Hospl- theufere there shook, have been a written contract.- ii sad Retrainee. fear inside meek every months at 6 pad we, patesidal ltlaliMmiMsr ao. he. n The Lerd Chief Justice having bee• then of the same a I; anima at the Coach. end Hones, fisitilianliSrit la s Idmiatattory, fill. Sena* 1 .:. t ,• • opinion, directed the Jury to had a verdict for the do. „.. ..• he. Shia is • moat B y, cenveyanes to the usea r li-enkM, with liberty to the plaintiff to move for a now ii Whet. Jewry. flownsey, St. Melees. Havre de Ors • TOOTWACHs' Allibillha-ACIIIS. trio). ' I .. peiker ntre it. pdateos ar. othe ow " es a hop, is receive a aw l !DERRY'S ESSENCE, both mitelyed the mootion si t. .c owzimi 8 NT DOW contended, that the Sale Wriumor that topper? whidtbasidtherto been espeetasooll 41- the ki a ng l o a :PP ° . tog rt eth °f et th w a isb " si • tetoi „° °!°°°l4l.3 BF a uisit i b il i benne made separately for every article, tech of which eseiths eowieennumessa of the " Calm." No Hieing with ris . oidooo to Europe, le . fli 1 • vooneble eose rboots Iran under the valor of WI., it mold not come • within f Ma mach's. is .g iorbly mereeted g Rhi n e ,. j„„d e. se ,„ ft bee been the meaning of the Statute of Frauds, aid cited several ,vet and Bristol post coaches, ~ Ir ril ieee . e „ Ctl r r t ° l 4 declared to. he the " NUT Tomo mot neeemaaut roe 'eases In sapper, of his arsestent. . t ea " lie gi b ° " •o4- SHI I IIP•r, .. --- ,.. -- ;z: „-- 'Tea ToOTII-Aces LSD umr-aella." It allareettuely re- 1/1111.11111111 JUST - ICI-YOU may take the Row, Mr. i 14 " 1 " 8, .a t °Se ; ' arrive a l ^r. May ' s. ""' s ' 4l° Y . Ikveli the most exersclatingtiela, Ve •Teeih sound Emmen Sargeont. C hale lan. Bath. and the Limier( Timers, Thomas-slier. _ and hem, iambi , 0w00th0050 ..... n prevents • C.IININJJ.INPORMATION, saline Rristol, tarty the seiLetornlne. is the Gems. tastes, loops amend -7 ' , . `Rte . • t lir, Remises*, ;es taro V. g ro m M iT to li• shot , cm= shy a 1 c„mums ecottts sat otts*ATlß, TAUNTON, wocimiblar to toe Irma potit . meows the • 7 7 • - ' l "'' am" et satentu. • . Tooth-Ache. Middle' infemireflon shoold not be ranted ;gaited the e urlithisibi.".ci **iv LiTirel I t o i qa. ' Sala l a b°l4 / 4 . ‘ al "' 'IWIeI l l ' ildt 4 a ltiltrl % °is- &feedlot we the -ifidaytt 61 Mr; Briggs, time (later t le. se me roso;ftrtftg four Ode; est ir g i te 4 mists, Net., 4. chit t Zt 060 SA lieggestdlmmt. (weer the ~ r o te e t 1,1, .st etoriorts at lo t gb lir . Aegyleitooles). 1 110, ,Watirloo Nen. Edlobergh.; • ' oaf tin e°°° • . t / . ef V i tst°°°ll°° ' it a pp ear" I 1 awe. Imeesegspeea, Welted, • t". ' SI, lispevelliememe; Dahlia , antltrder.elielpal akaciao ' er e w aatratia tWtwall et Ittsealev,Adswirmass'Lltaileid, Ifteite, Nowise.; tudel i Vostiers throughout the Limited Ktsgeout..- . • . 41,bielt Mr. 5 gge pressded. • this suit*/ was , a. 1 yo k . i lid a . wesen upped Modem : plated _ s .ge t o, tpromutsto„ sea Presort. - Doom d , . • toy s 'wtoomea, sae Sidibtel light pest • • • ' hiliai • • t . " be Or i e ll e • fi ll •;* ilkieolot. -' -'- • 1 ',..- - '" 6-srll-11- ---"-- o •ra Ya i. 6 era ser , , ornion w Wersettiti. Dordtester, Itiandford. Solis- nerdrep) 7 ag wits. the Oise was emteluilwl, lee watt pershit ' ted to mantle* 'ftans7l4 2 `Overloa, Raelanstoke. ifortheaehdafe , 5 °C _,.....„ 8AT8 ~b y his ., 46ce "".. e . 61 - 1 , marriage , so another winless. Netaithataallow asveraiot we. lowa andUitandeet Pim pees toisea. 4 1E47. eaento. 9o ,4 ►ta r''' 7 " "P"'" tcirg "'"' the - I , " ""' married for the plaistiff, Smith was heard to make a predator vett two coseldoest 'elePy. • ' mere Sew •Sto• Whim • add the to be i A do , ft ,„ wa rme st. ep a yfea.r.laltiy. eheilsoort, wedded ; sad u Ilbolipselittee hid • libit tbit thou In tb word• .Court, ia which he called Mr. Briggs IN 1 J a_ tr iad l< r. ke. . oesr iwedissiblim i hoiedsi Ahweee &. . • w ife , is th e mee t eetteee s e a s n e ndiog ielee k e y e a m. • great Sheriff of .Westmorland, tv the edge wise , The mend iiistitatioa, Aso, of gilidosh wipes. the Poses onjuotly, that be was a d-d scoundrel and rates', al it i t o i tg eme e s u e , g r eigghtkporroboomisk lilditsw egg desiderata* of OUT ellieyeleel ; ODNIZOItspdy Igjib hip.; and ether abusive language. _alibi_ day gash. UtAqstlYr• lailbs aid Sae" its earth , bat alsfalanf fele' . iliseU'M baramoim Met? Baotionav stated, that be had affidavits of per- litl. meraing at; pesl,6. Thpogaly44l , . with bites hereafter. sopa Am were present at the trial, of the impartiality sed Revenuer. previous, however, to entering into this hallowed oblige - of thiUndee-Slterii, and that in fact he knee, neither of Tie " Rxpressr . a new Nit it I n .. ott dos. it alma% en imperative duty, set only to rmulatethe se Veritste, ' Penrith, ..0) 6 1; 4 01111161lion t: . passion. , hot to cleanse the grosser nature Swot .those len- the pinks. He had also affidavits of persons who beardithe defendant use the shove language. The me- ta, bolas soda guard the ottsyt • ibtwohb.. parities, which the freedom of unrestricted pleasure may sent proceeding Mr. Briggs felt necessary to imitate. lireogis. Pertpieby. Gretmbridao, • • , bare entailed upon It. To the Roulette( such attention are i muebtido, w o b ee b te. ib es ete, r ‘w ee nougg e age. attelbenible many of those hapless instances, which, while is order to uphold the authority of his Court. M. Bummer, Onetime*, lisanieists ilaniteopiesnelbmi., they melte dee commiseration of the beholder, should also The LORD Ciller Jt!wrieg.-You may take a rule to Stilton and iligglearade; "eta. Cot. fury • oundildt sad Impress Mai with the fear of self-reproach. show cause, Mr. Brougham. reform the journey with the 'paten fccilitp. Passengers Luxurious habits will effeminize the body-a residence in rips Imo e. alto. Jaques. Mailed on theroad by business. se pioumee. hare the the tropics will relax the elastic ibre-but more especially On the motion of Mr. Boooonam, the defendant, on peen adeatitage of their seats be* spored in the eau does the premature infatuation of youth too frequently con- whoa judgment was postponed from yesterday, was math. promise the natural diewity into a mate of inanition, from brought up ;gain for judgment this day. Great. Lausastsr, Prestos, Kleleyaratoidal•;• Bolton, whence the agonized suferer more than doubts the chance of The Court, on examining the account book of the ( Uric!. Ormaldrk. and Ourstang light eliehreeldebea, every relief. To all such, then, we sdoress osrselyes, offering defendant, found that entries of regular payments of afteineen. hope-energy-muscular strength-felicity; nor will oar one guinea a week, to Thackery, had been made; as Ginter. Newport, Wltiteeliareh, Turpeeley, Nempterke, advances appear questionable, sanctioned as they are by the • -I (ertimieh, am milallowich, light postvomh every slier• multiplied proofs of twenty years successful experience• stated in the affidavit of Lockwood, his clerk. The de- Tbeeasy ores of married life, are sometimudisturbed ass.,fondant pot in an affidavit, alleging that this money was rakefield four-Inside post-nisch, called " the Express." by the suerebellut of those blessings which concentrate the paid to Thacker', without any reference to his acting rem roerelug sod aftetoeon• septa! wreetb-Oorthe female habit is often constitutionally in his name. 'the defendant pat in other affidavits, Tue " Royal Express," to Manchester, Winslow, Con- weak--het It eau be strengthened, and deficient energy in- which were so VOlttlai eons, that the Court deferred hear- now, Newcastle, Weisel, and Wolverbamptou aew Mee proved mho fenetiereal power. ing them read throng's till to-morrow. kole prat-eorta, every afternoon. Only as sight ea the la every wear syphilitic intrusion, . . as well as in every Mr. Baotronast said, that be thonght it necessary to me. relaxation of the generative economy, we pledge our ability apprise the defendant that he would tender an affidavit Chehalis. Orighial Post Ceeek..so carry only Four In- to cure speedily. and with sleet. Earnestly solicitous to in aggravation, the defendant having, as be was inform- ed/. every Horsing at 7. sy expel the unfeeling empyrie from the position so presumpte- ^ ed, continued to use Thackery's name, even down to the Chichester, Bognor, and Petworth Post Cosa, Monday, ously taken up, we deviate from general principles with less atisesday, and Frid ay Mornings, at a quarter before 7. besitatioa ; and eon:Meet in our own honourable integrity se last mouth. Otter and Canterbury Light Post Cowl, every Eveoing Members of the College of Surgeons. we refer the suffering -......- Iltilf•past 3. Ditto, every Morning at half-past 6. community of either sex (especially those entering Into ma- COURT OP COMMON PLEAS. Tl.e •• fiord E m press,'" new Birmingham Debt post- trimonial life) at once to our house, where daily attendance .. TiCKWoRTII. nth. sets out nay afternoon, tarrying fear inside only, is given for personal consultation , and letters from the Mr. Sergeant V AVOU•N stated, that the plaintiff in ' Imes thraith Warwick, Leaniovton, Southern, Weedon country are immediately answered ; these roust contain a this ease waea gentleman who held the office of Seer& nt Bantry, to the maracas's Had, Still.street, Binning- relletrulan for Advice and Metlichm. which can be forwarded tary to Sir Sidney Smith, during the Egyptian war. The he next morning at half-post 7 o ' clock . to any pert of th e world, however distant. defendant was, he believed, a respectable tradesman in ferc e ri e se, Stockton and Yarm tight post-coach every DOSS and Co. M. It. C. Surgeons, Westminster, but on this occasion he bad deviated from No. 7. Jermyn-street, St. James's, sad No. 11, 11 "': 111 11, to the George Inn, Suoderised. TN:" Limas," to Yea, Sterborough. Whitby, Shields, Bouverie-street. Fleet-street, Londoe. the conduct which would entitle him to the appellation • of a j cod and peaceable subject, fur he had committed a fraderlsee, Newcastle and Edinburgh, • new 4 inside light Just published (Fifteenth edition), grossand' unprovoked assault on the plaintiff. On thmereth, with a guard throughout ; sets out every mornin The /EGIS of LIFE, a familiar commentary on the above men . -. . ...- . 1 it s o'cioek, by way of Newark, Seifert , Lioncastsr. Far t- - Diseases. By GOBS and Cp. Addressed to the Youthand the evening•of the2.l of August, Gni, the plaint iff , in i ' ,, illite, Tadeaster, Dsrlingtoa, Noithellorton, Miriam, Maturity of both Sexes. May be had at 96, Paternoster-row ; sampan y with a friend, went into Pocknell's Oyster. Nemeth, led Iterwlelt, and *ran , at York the next more- 66, Pall-mall • 16, Priem-street, Soho ; /74, Pleet.stroet i rooms, in St. Martin's-lane. and while they were eon- tit s; t 2 o'.:1 iet and of all Bo oksellers. Price ha. versieg together, the defendant mimicked them to much Phatersecn find*, thereaelvse fatigued en the Journey. - - - - - , as topreclude the possibility of their continuing the ml rest what time they please. slid the: proeeedou "ha" COURT OF CHANCERY, Nov. 7. conversation. Some remark Was umde by his friend, on en ttlitional fare. --emee-- ' which the defendant ram. to them and desired to know finewenor,t, Weal. Rhrewsbury. Salop. rad Hollimed ,UlPalt7l 'ISLAM= IN Tat DATTIR OP Tel rant he if it was directed to him. The plaintiff assured bins it Ile ii,,kt foie ,nside coach, every afternoon. PeaTelloUTO. AN AAAAAAA LUNATIC. Was not, as he had never seen blot before. bat this did . 7 4 '' Bottle -11 " The Lose Cnatecnttoo„ according to arrangement, not satisfy the defendant, who replied by demanding a ",..at afterniAmit a t l2 four t "edj and li pa dt ss t ri t hr e o o turb aeh' B ilmieg sktrok ilid aedeilieete, Eaton, %Mai, Gracttam ftrsnthatu, ri a , nry, took him seat on the Bench precisely at tea o'clock, for Farther explinatios. The plaintiff tendered his card, larva. Markham Moor. Newark, ItetfOrd, Damaster, the purpose of hearing the above very important ease. sod said he would give the defendant any explanation in we Yeensettee. toose Goulds Lien, Leeds, neat afternoon. The !peeing by the ATTuItNeTA;eNKRAL, follow?: the morning. The defendant, however, still persisted ,litrhstacie and Seouthmetton nrw light pest eonrh , every by Mr. W 1., arropied the Conn from its sitting in his violent conduct, he struck the plaintiff, sad "'mil. Wednesday and PrideV moraines st 7 o'clock. until its rising at half-pest two o'clock. His Lardstsip, threw a decanter at him, which wonnded hint in the r 'Arrive end Pickerel ouly Two Procr per lb. however, intimated a wish to the genii...urn cnnnecteti wrist, and oh being taken to the tratch-honse, be con- - 41%.1• itanas t a,, e the erteormoon exped.i . me -r this enacts, it ith the Press.that the publication of what bed mewed tinned to mimic and loath the plainti ff , and struck him l e ''' .°4 l° he the "" St 'ffr`"t'le la gcouplet. public this day should be postponed until the completion of the agaia while there. 1: 41 " el. nf ' the tv ' rthr "' l ' t*i..4 i ir " .4 " :te ' l 11 ' 11 ' 9 ' 4 ' 11 ' 1er ' case; ie compliance, tnerefore, with this vary mild andWll were examined to prove the ease. ..elre•aste and Hiroo tie w light p .st roach, every aft e r- .4l 11 rota, gad Plea ja the suorehair. polite intimation of his Lordship, we forbear at present Ale. Sergeant PeANC, for the defendant, called wit. 1 , 61 4 , 91. Lcngtono, titans Green, finnan. Derafriet, Inserting oar reign!. nesse" to prove violent cond-let en the part of the plain- •nriwili, 1 ivorettift. Wagoner, Kits, Oinnion, Kierreull, During the proceedings the Cnert was crowded to the tiff striated, bet they also proved the lts committed I 'd C parte of pacbt;ase.. tight tour inside I,...tameiviany. realest excess, and he, further hearing is postponed on the pesinlie ..drutpum, CW.thani, &mauler, Gra fennel. ahead. S'l- Wail to morrow, Mr. liswitew.l Vetzsirt W cllied on the Jll7 to gift 'uskoaree, end AWN/imp, every .teeee.l4, at a I past 7, . ---••••.- Li e Oast A tray4kr , o4 lisAteatimpny of the defer % mu'. it Naiad Fares, COURT OF KING'S ItENCH.-Tner.soay. :il.eseagkendrPeeleireeto Lerida, York and Monster, • ificßepelopere Tints. • ‘ L • , U,; MOW Etialoadn (ducted the Jury, who retntio " sift le per M. . 0 If M ee .4 Co . l y sequoia soh ! too emu v. maeinvon. • 1 -"*"' ad A HAW fur timplaintilf -Damages 7111. • 1 lee UM PIM.. woe thin w rwpietest. . sal Ix aeneent. lit" Sc °ad I. eillin"f"" by 6. " Al ' Yestewhey, eri triCrldtion was had at the Paul's Head r Ishtar ea r e an kl e . psegisiese L ikt , G . N. w ol b ri, pm,. ant in this ram, a respectable aterswy, to move for al Redikketow i te d,t dde . be T . ti a „, 1 ,,..E„ . „ tho b id e ' ll . Noses Atm Stye Pools oho. d los. Magda,N 4•• "11. to 4" reuse why a "m tlia/alwalaaal be erectedof David Power, a ladies' shoemaker. who, as we stater „ .1 / 4 0 . QM' wand as such, ...d tr.? lasetaame paid la br inallIll'"" ed. The ca•e had been trine at the yesterday , pet a period to his existence, by cutting his throat ..... - "'asll•7, at the Saraeme stead :as, 0.34x-Mll, Loudon. last Assizes on the Western Cirenit. It was an indict• with a razor.-Verdlet, Mental derangement. p11;X:110 t;T 1 them to , any oaths; deem soch.avideson One of the Flo , the neglect 'ogle pr base it The eesqeitti before P• laUl rifle Mores, charged on the The said Ow wale wont time•‘ Its the vice of The Person aseertaii be coati the en' Hil been habit any Y. praetil costs. NUMBER 5322 SAT ADVANTAGE ADVANTAGE to the PUBLIC. particularly to Fa nil lilt,. TEE EASE INDIA COMPANY% TARES, So. are allowed ea -64 TEAM bought at the Moarout aad Itrreta Boons, 23. Jarmo Bast. ALTA , / . DIST Its Bank i rgoglaad. alters all TEAS are warranikd gmias. and *ells polity to the pries, offered by say Tsa Cosapsoty b u s by, with an ad4ltlooal ounce allowed kg ovary pelt ad s a mp toles six ponads, half potted Is lidded. At it dm Establisktnest is lasi eared Teems sold id wow team Otte oases allevred extra Is eeek pond. sad k i ii6 pstml io every sly pass's; which is as advantage ot t e lpe walled st any other base In London. No co ass Wavy Teas kept st tbls Establishment. rims strong Weber' Tea. Ss. to 111.114.3 ssipartar flee Breakfast Bost Aries& best tal , to, So. to M. ; rasearkably Asa Gores Le i steam pas kW. . ,!11 . fit . roal Aosta, very Sot. lot i tipd nres, 11%; Mat Tas, ISs; Soo in, 4 •• 44;014 45 rrti_ • -- - - - not , pounil errtait seen t west and se darts. Ibe &ip, ak Oriole I " A mill for 'pinging flexors icon erected at Lownitts;er, 'Establishing alined cuanufeelbry No *pple-eree in. an orielraiir 'Bristol, bore this year the et amassed apples from whicl of cider were ai de': .• . , • PiP. i 'Nil ~, ,e ol'.• ad iriOrslol".. ''',:-.'. " : - ...i 40 •jr".` . •-• ~. ••• ~.. , • ... ) . ~.- , ~ n ~., 1. .. •.• ic , . .1 ' 4.. \ • __.J . - • . • . -. .gc...r. , 1», ( • . ... . „..,• !! . I ti . .. • . • ~......•••• • •••• • • ..........i.,..w„ 7,:,....... . .. •-• I -' • " ' - - Pluck - SEVEN Pilt4Cg ; " ' ' ' 4 "15 '1 POUCH. -"""41-- • . .. ' , tommouste—Air Charted Doyle mothniniti s tamed Nomura, the drivir of a stoperlaseb, for wilfully driven up against bite is BM Pouter''. eminent danger of his person. -•• •Toaelinian said he merely mood out at the way I, and the gentleman did not look about him; ole tnight have hers avoided. Am than isekaved ' leisineolence,'laid the Lord Mayor jellified upon r rciiy of Wet -. • • . salt itoMterilt Vliffbred ttsit - Ifi never isydha.fileo,e He hon e whist whist it in all s rte in Errplied, if n e . . t • , Late bitTwat told Um, abet-W eke weary yaw . I within 24 beam a disegteeside lineage should e to his bodge. - . . • iled, diet noiliiat on earth Amidst induce him • the fine. -- Loa is llattow)MetalMoi ahwasibe Oa - leiaa es• . . . : . „--, woos bes.“~ his art* istpltration It the • oriod ha might experts diattles upon his goods . .i . . mils. . . . . •arani.—=Yesterday, a labouring coal-meter iced against a Mr. Bradfield, a coaknerchant, i g he Parlianeeedeetreet, for having *faulted him '3 l discharge of hie dusty. It appeared that Mr. B. • i 3 a wharf in the me i g hb oor h oo d a Seetlasiltrd. • I sacks of cog for a particular egstonzer. After ~ • ere loaded the complainant demanded the ticket, rte is ditty boned, bet the carman refused to de- s as whisk lira meter attempted to 'each it away, . reerened to detain the cart if he .as obstinate. ; k radfisld came up and interfered, and exclaimed carman, " don't mind his--I'll dile who is mat- . • i or him." and, Wei earerassait, tripped np Oa . ',. t heels. This w a s th e assault complained of. ' being called on to answer the charge, by Sir it. ' -.4. —. a, the Defendant immediately proceeded to read t, 47 Geo. 111., cap. 62, sec. lOU, from which be i. , •,.." • 3e duty of a coal-meter ' as to the measereesent of Not having read it t hrough. Mr. Waimea re- ' d him to proceed, and he would find that one ":i , f their duty was to receiv e a ticket, signed by . i, rincipal and counter-signed by the labouring 4 . - I. B. with warmth, requested Mr. Harmer not to , • 4 opt him ; on which Mr. H. replied, that it was titer to him whether or not the meter was the ag- ir. . IL—I have been fishing for justice, Sir Richer 1, e last five years, but can't find it. R. BIONII. —A assault has been distinctly sworna man, of whose neglect of duty you are complain- • If yen fish for ptstice, pet is bail, and you'll no t , tied it as the Sessions, • • I asnostooon.wrnmer.„—'rma Gist or ESSIOCIL-T-Y4` • r, and ea the provisoes day, a number of the relatives . s ! bode rorthla man, veto it wilt be recollected, is ander woe die* Mal deldshaelly abasing a young girl, his 4 ilirciwiesr..ipp.ared• Were the Merialeatoa, with a se if &postdate le f , f the prlsoaser, to which ... - shied to be ahem • ✓y stated4.4thot bn•beartop lee - was condemned, and . . ." . • . tem Wthat'll lee taiel,be coup left destitute, they. obi .Iwi ihli togo-deopuippiages. Jar As. mow whisk - 110110 iii fa tdst, and they bed also ebtslned 'those, ermine persona, and having the depositions regelaely drawn up, they had welted with tare upon k Capper at the Moose Secretary of Slab's *See, and ;. by Mtn tifeetded that any docamentery evidence they o glair most be sworn to before the Magistritei. • fore the had lost noUmein waiting upon them for that . ... we. , - •. DTFIII ob d that he did not know what to swear r,. • • to •, they had better ascertain that before they look • oaths; he remarked, It mu strange they did not ?ter- such-evidence le the prisoner's favour on the trial. ~• e of the prisoner's ft lends said, it was entirely threw& .:'? tegiect of his advisers; had the testimony they now . .s . , . • I produce been brought foreeard, the man would hate ~ t - at liberty, instead of being condemned to death. :. a documents were again shown to Mr. Consist, who I - pitted the prisoner, and he said he should peruse meat ~, re he cbuld have Olen sworn to. . .• is parties then quitted the office. Some of the friends . e man are come from a distant part of the kingdom. • . • VEEN•SQUA ag.—Mr. Francis Borer, a dealer in ma- stores, living in Tothill•street, Westminster, was • god with unlawfully exercising his ordinary calling be Sabbath, or Lord's-day. . . . be defendant pleaded guilty to the information, lint , • that this offence amounted to having served a le- )' ... !customer, who urged her distress, and the great t she was in, as an excuse, for applying at that , ~ with half a peck of coals, at half past four o'clock . . 3e afternoon. being during the hours of Divine Ser- • •. on Sunday last. he Magistrate said he should have liked to see the on whom the defendant sold the coal to, in ordr 13 rtain from her statement how far her distress might ir . .. . onsidered so urgent se to warrant a departure from -, • 1 customary observance of the Sabbath. •-•3 - 1 ill, the street-keeper, by whom the information had r . s laid, stated that the defendant was in the constant ii it of serving every person who cause to his shop, at hour on Sundays. be Magistrate advised him to desist from such a !tine, and convicted him in the penalty of 51. and s. Ir. Thos. Bell, Mr, Bee. Ball, and Mr. J. Johnson, :hers, in Greet Chapel•street, appeared on inform,- a charging them with unlawfully exercising their Leary calling en the Sabbath day, and were •.4 rally convicted in the penalty of five shillings emla costs. tORSIIIP•STREBT.—A man named Read appeared yes- 'it before W. Benett, S. Twyford, and J. blilward, rs. charged with having 240 pounds weight of ;un- der on his premises. 44 ,:needy, the officer, proved, that in consequence of .: rmation from persons in the neighbourhood, on the -, sof September last a w arra nt was issued from this • ' . ce, and he and other officers went to No. 5, Prince's- a, Bethnal-Green, where they found 'the quantity runpowder usentioned, which they brought away. • 13, the 12th of Geo. 111, c. 61, dealers in gunpowder under a penalty if they have at one time in their pot- ion a greater quantity than 200ibs., and any person a dealer is under a penalty if he has more than 50 ids; but the great difficusty is this case was, to a.• airs the real occupier of the premises. Mr. Read was 3 to go to aid from the place, but he denied any in- -st in the premises since the decease of one Turner,. I said lie was unconscious of the gunpowder being t're. - 4 le 144gistrates,,in defect of proof of the real owner- Y . s, adjudged the powder to be Itirfeited s mhd ordered i Nam to be sold. • I mill for spinning km.*** slop eatensherwale. has n erected at Leominstar i , which la Atm dirst.atep for 4.. ',dishing a llnio triantifiethil there. • V* a pplweree In. an br'elfiitirkt"Frai . ••litirioe, ' near stol, bore this year the extraordinary number of sixty *a b ed apples from which very nearly four hogs!srads • cider were made!: • The of the