The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-12-06 00:00:00

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' • HIER WI- , -.• 4;0 1 ' The Ease for. .tokich 11.411 PD RN 1/814:ior the Rigid, ard SYDNRY Ant on tAe Scaffold !" • • . .. . - ...-,....:.:.--------------__ - ' _— - - S . _-...---___-_' V. - ------------ . , .bl wa ll.e . d a ten i l e t e, bee m tie dune, at itt. 2. Pope . 's b ilead Ali n e,. It . I , ,t et s pl a l 4 pr i si r beble that kit •olakot in being there was . 4 lA'S, North America -Price of Land. de. per ••. ••IMPEOVMENT OF THE BTRIEETIL . I .si n t i t is t . e n rttof the !oate; • d were a f b p pese. 1' a cr ex-By. Implication at 'any of the Lead 01100 S. AT a Meeting held at the etre or Lapeer , TA... S TS of LAND o,sy be obtained atthe &hostilely*. oasts: oaths Fourth of Decnotier, INS. fire OM* , or "g th stetrea.e. These he n e t :t e a:ed ; Mead: The -Meairtrate, believing the prisoner to have been was not oar of the natters. led into so awkward a dilemma, through intozicatior. t y mg the gement ee 1 04 ging • depnait of ?lb pee Met - this subject Mtn conidderation, trance et plea wil however goon take ptsce. 'no ' • Mr. 'MIN WILLIAMA, *THE CHAIR. ••• . By Mr. Ann %tent to Pope's Head Alley o-Jered his property to be restored to him, and dts- charged him on paying the usual fee of Is. te of fol' 11l is mild and Iminlminno• and Etr^P am g • Ireas RetimMed.-That the Pavements in llos to of i with the bill at the time it bccatuodar. • • iy rends their/welds and t tetieity to a .s od old ego.- the yof Lootion. having beea for a long time past Inlock to Mr. nonpersonUnillantlan, at rnry, in N 0.2, Pope's UNioN-nat,L.—Yesterday, a man of respectable pp- m at e d' c attie.plgs. poultry.. ha. are very nUMOcoMit .dieereeelut state ,its expedient that some plan be mdaPted 'Head AllrysatXted that of the name of Mead . pearance, but s habbily dressed, was bronght before L. alba purchased for stack at a very modern , peke.- to rennely nut evil. ' lived there Itetheinhers Mr. Palmer calling and wahine' I It. ALLOW, Est. by one of the Of fi cers Attached to the • itte needs Oro reentered in the Beets of .Commtaah That upon the present system of frequently opening the : ; 1.; dtquas JO, MPilliisnil no such person could he found. 1 31,„ ( ikl iv Society, as an impostor of singnlat boldnem on la licedsoda tad in the Courtof Mum in Eng. is for the repairs of the sewers. and laying doY.Ir Be n in, dit Oa is . ..lnlet with a view to noting the bill for , 01 ,1 i,.. g ,'„„i,iy . anti teloncippipes for •ha Water and Oss Companies. 110 stat ement of t einformant, that ery information maybe obtained by epptyrtur person. pl i b b s a l t dl i lzy . enixle4thautaUvi,enter:etawrdillrh,:ddipiettiftettelus fetarsee... r had been By M r. Avoi.egue.-The apartments shove stairs are or hy Muer, poet paid, tett» Lend Airmail:l Leaden. the Itpalsopenaerre,dwflrinomse the James rri it g ton, burgh, Glasgow. layernmis,nr liamborgb. lion of a p dent recently obtained. " for a method to prevent let by a house, ; s h e y,,,.„61,,, g A i r . 11, with toe for a length of time ex•reisine his favourite (land at tbo Ponds Lases-ore, the frequent removal of the patented., he." by construct. names of those who take e h au a irr a. No rent hint h.'en expense of mint benevolent arid distinguished persona • of the name of Mead ; bathe was a t the Weft ern' of the ton-11, b y representing himself I, Doegotehill, London. Nov. Li, 1932. for ss Sub Ways" sod passages where's the pipes anal be received from a • ' laid, without (peeing the pavements, Is of opinion that the nut sure bill socZrerson might have come there and sometime,' a s a na val. sometimes as a military officer, - - AT REDUCED FARES. pint is of sufficient importance to require further investiga- d one h ua i n es s , retired to extreme distress by a series of unforeseen ~ •:e.' !gent, peat, thlilltiV . lll, Mastasara mew Commas* as .Mrs. Walker more to the receipt of the letter. and umberited calamities. A short time ago he made '- . .', .: foga tooffie Coislssa,:oad keep ge . wil Glaw, blI . lion. That for the eat-meet constmetion of these "Bab Ways," Several nite saa es were ra il e d by Messrs. Adolphus an impeal to the Honourable and Reverend Mr. tioter t --. \- . •, . 1 •. ' - A. A. MOUNTAIN and Co, Sotbority must . he obtained from Parliament. a nd Plant, and gave. the prisoner en excellent character. ,i n so e l oquent a atta i n , 4 • That Josiah Robert Harrison. Homy W Nevski, and „ ( lute said he had offered to rent •I at . 01 1 ;and • detailing woes whieb *ever Ato I. b/ . give toothed the petitioner, as to draw from the pocket of • • MOEN'S HEAD INN, SKINNER ST I'i Lsaphlge IMO& Esquires,' be a Comminee, with pewee tit - ,-_ 11 , samien e g o a ks i i , th e uorney the mensgeioest of it. Others spoke to the ex- g A .- •- sweeritans, tattoos% - ti - ,• I , that gentleman the sum of 51. without bring Pu t to dm i " " lei ' n g irn ama btr. b o t "" Ut o s i‘s tro ifir .. s tiV r v. ii t " rp - ` • et- tent their trnmnice-with Mal, and the regularity t r onbge et aenwering a tingle question. After sack a Iffa • Miteiser - 115410 F F, 44441- C A ltal ;1044 Me same in britikteadl4ll 4l 4 OM of 1 ". Pe! treats., ... ,• t itiaolbstation of pity. Mr. Grey could oat bat expect seethe, Atilt ; be received *poll to i _ IS. sat Wakes diowhere Inners. u•-t..,: • '.. . 'es ...ont! air probe mattent of lehowte.eadm PeueirV thereon at the Wm. Motire lives ia Bishopsgatemtreetktepi a4l sts ni le is ikrrela lled t l i t i sitti "4ll : 4l l3r o a r it. • . suri"le:thrw—esmtvtiutshitt. Oa, 1 robliOwsulltintr, to be twat wied Nr thst lotirDwiL stationer'• shop. And wrote th e body of the bilL He had the women' of IBL more, all of whi letisey the Wet • • *width'. Eiektrteltattn. 'eset44..itiobee. •: • . iolitt lILLIAms. draft several tails fur Comity, and this among WHOM- pastor reettliraci withia.* teenage:so:4lol4o without be- fa. . short WOonyeats, sad Nted.-The Prepriotars et . . . tie hart-seen bills accepted at the time they were drawn. Mg par to the inconvenience a leg. a w His 'tome Com* see detemoloN We Opens* *MI toes - - OBSERVE ea. but ,whether that was the case with the bill in (reifies s pate hat performed this aervicw.fintislyn. De • .. ender It th Ira cotttoteetm Wean Welber/ SIPA& DitEAT ADVANTAGE to the PUBLIC, particalatly to he eaultl out say. • • ,<, (if ged Me, Brey's acceptance ti !Ault of exc . if be "Teiagrapht7 DOT*. 00,4 'XeillaliVila agglettOw. *i. Families. - Mr. Jovtiee BstLreehavgetl the Jury, and tlirettec forties to be drawn by Thoutas Store, for , ben • wohner, fevelattass and Esopektibeffir rot' twat' /rig E 16,1,wr the Lill was presented for payment at 31.1-.-Gr•y's homy, __ . . ........___,...... Ak. weeeetaand or in the Chief London, ant p such, - conld not come iriCharleoutreet, Berkelersquaes, it was of course at.. . . _._, _.,_-C....u.sras that' rendotoan reeeived • i- • . 1 •-• I F , .., AN', ars allowed on ykil TEAS hawklike/le No LLLLL end Seem Goose, 93. 11.1TrLs Bass A t.t.sv, our th e dant where all TEAS ate _warranted genuine, dad • . nudity Co the prices *fared by soy Tea Company ea, with ,s n additions' ammo allowed inevery , pound; 1 ,To Wane sig , pounds, halls pound is added. At the Establishment sepertor lee laveurei coffees sold on teems, one oases allowed extra Is reels poand. and s pseud Is every ill pounds; which. Is an advantage tpisi.equalled'ut any Miter house le London. No gem- Yeas helmet this Retabllehmest. Fine strong Tit, Os. toils. Bd. ; sopeelor leo Breakfast Sou ' 7s; best dltte, Bs. to We. ; rereartably One Green Hy's* lin.l, Bs. to Vs.; Ns) Ryon. very Roe. Ins • /OLP ye. n* ' ' Tea, ids.; Inv Coles, ' ••TatoripiL. Swear ,y towels.* , two nseeable. at a queer peek ro* o'slook, sewage's* , of day &slat ovelablesi free to Ilse go some, Ise PrOrlithni Strdet rysne• inilkidall refe Meal wet se Miler' trip imoit lie die It* read.. Pito " Wee." geetboepttee, LyteledresiL 114torst, esbaseer, Rasseadalts, Ilostfard-belihrb, Rlsdfarettr, lissel.lll l l/ Aar Amide eftehowory loovitiorelt 1 past settsua og use Cot& lel ;Isms. Soelibeesleast, by • 'llth ilallsOsseyattes so *Oak of *at Jaffosi, Goefteer, IL stosts. Ham as ( Mier , 0611,11. be. fbi rojtviZtogellte above soot* bobs to rosette boa- Passe obialtbas %Milo bete `•4 eIbiSMONEMA4Iika " IF,111•. " NeW= or in Ail of London, sac hefore a Middlesex Jary; utterinirisa4 certailly taken plats in Middlesex. If 'e bill *as &mien upon an Weal ptrson, it would, sine! it purported to bo for saint received, involve a capital charge. It was evidently a fraud, as it appeared to give two securities, while It only gave one. 7he Jury retired for three quarters of an beer, ind on their return found the prisoner not guilty. • .Ito noured, and sh.rtiyafteiwards 16 at gentleman ~. a letter hunt a Mr. Kinxstou, incisive for payment. K., attention was paid to that, letter,end Me. Orey 'revived a second application feJnis \ the same person. requeatitr,r that tits arnimet might be twoitieil to a Mr. Wyatt. of Portsmouth, to whom the hiftwak said to have been paid. Inquiry was made for Mr. KinXamet, but to inch person .asto he found. and when appli.ction was made to the Postmaster at Portsmouth, it wilt, ascertained that * person warned Wyatt had-ordered a ' letters addreasrd to him, to be forwarded to Musa% the bite Morse, lit the Borough. • On - ilicatioYl heing made to the . • • sewn i tttetnt upon . .6* . y2 . igpeared k kg 10 ti t 1 MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. Yrneterday,the Bench of Magistratei was occupied In I: I . „re... 4 C *.ht* ,:. t, i ," • 1 ..t, k Se — s te siks eehrsurrewordt•Oßß7r nm- " ""'""-"—: Tea; Hyatt un.t, OA, to VO.; VW ../..'.. v. I. - • Tr / Ss4 I aterou, the Bench of Magi wee occs?... ... " le IW illat.l P egl ike e h teet 'llia" ;V .° CW " feh e , " I ; beisi use S t o ". 4.l4 9; b:; 6 47r w ke dl y r . Gra;. IS. -; . 1".":118;' heuing aWappeal case. - • On an application being Made • to the . .netcor...e. - * ll .l:eriberough , .. ' a5. "14 11.,. -- ' ' m " ..... 1- ( hp from all parts er le. imentrv, by later poet:Pet& John de Begay and others appealed against the con- arty. it sppeAred tbat the prisoner a/Gime! ' trig* •g 1 1 0: . .. that Institution, Ind had. imposed : upon .eceltri '• .: - .v ea; Whim o. ser. ..-44‘ 44 7 00 : 4 ;;;; t : oe hy Coahmeo, with remittances. will be strictly alibied prolitae,„iur". ad dse lietteo Teeing victim), had before John Halle, E.q. one of the Bow- ' r le. — lesalt elageher SW" !get tor Ills Imaik aerestreeda - Street MagistrJes. The conviction was bad under the tales of distress. The prisoner, it . appeased . SIST- ' 1 Preen r"—•—• s s rl Y r be Isezi ss st ilears i . _ , •: ,- N Boa.—All Tea c h*. Owe ibis e;stablishment are weaseledperson who sent a petition to the Bishop iii t. r te' 34 of hon e IV. which provides, amongst ether things; hitecalts :to lergLblis IcasplialeAzgss -11110 14 !"gres gensia, emit warped 1m China Tee Paper, with the Pro- . h m t. d in t h e act of etating. in the midst of 's detail of istseriet that he lo ri • -1 . • 1 arts Pbtinglitif. 7 " . --:‘, ~. prieterlsames ited address.-A. Wausau.. eS. nett , that all • persons who shall be appre e ,. . ,,,,, , , . Lit" - Playlet or betting at unlawful games, shall be deemed been sentrel•ed t's4rera• his rower'', '. "' Ileum ti . ' . • aqiatrir•s"s arr• DOW ' , sae aloy l atchis.hmejt sidle Bask of Segland, London. Ms 401' 011 1 04 .. . , eat one: -• _.._," • t at tart' , veld elfllree We- . sesk.ll6, WNW 41CRIL IS Tag SHOP rerun and regained& It will be recollected that a Number of persons of bill fur 39f. - An idetedigatinn haeleglriliten piec it, . seakfiand theithe whole of...the letter tgai a febrieafair . . - • .• 1 IL Labbary, T at . .efietwoule.. oft. . ... , , ... TO TO OCIAlip • whom the .appllant was eta , bad bean spprebended in t? °bilis! moat TS' , D'i•lbr of WO kgettiii I. VAT . 077 .•' . . . - 1140547. Adisirstome. glighes . viler seat . Am Crlg4 CARPETS AND October last,lo •a gambling.house, 33, Pall Mall ; they Levert, Sit Jolinlirde, and averkl otbere, term amongst et, WarrltLeteh,etkd Prefeet- ''__,,, _ ,'• ' „ e t" • ; -- ••• ' - ' n034-currus IN ILONOON. were basest baba the Magistrates at.Buw-streetotred Ibristriebe setl. ...sod. ad to the comforts of .the prisoner. - er - t • .:.A... Illearelterb Wolltellsae gad loam ITAImIII W ll / 1 4.., • . .Pimprieles elf this Old Establishment begs convicted. • . hit 'as there were n1.'601144" preiefft teetabli t 4.itt:t •E'5...,. •.. , P at e . t ual e. o:%. " 16 Deleftesim ' -BOP .lll tiotto ' : 41 -• •• -..-; - ' iiirsksJime . riria of bls-frienda the Public, who are Atr. Axtristte Mss beta in 'disport of the couvietion, affitticibarafits444l4l4ll4Stratats!!" , I , ltr, ... . 4,..., ..., ~ ,t - . 4, 4,.; , .. iv eperralog. a the amass! Low Pries and proceeded to examine witneata •• ' - • • •• • -.., "-rr no: , i yla E A...z.. wow. llfr i lli*4l.- • • thilt:Z will idvfel • Baisertir "Imeherere e t Smith. Illadsven, and other etheere, were examised. The pria . '... ... vas remaeci . ed Try Mr. li..cilt, •••••• - • • :- N susosetemeds that* area teereette a . They stated skid they entered the. Louse thrtagh the -• , tict-illat goMplete evidence would( he ,htgettjOi . k . . - - .• •, ' 4 6 :iketa Ideleealt W • wlf te Beitablitrogiilittiqtllo°lrt , . • '' *toy Iteibiamy spil Sigrday Armorer olikii. wow . .._, ... ~ • err Itte Oftertpcion gimlet. Biwa's Car- a. 4V II- d• see yard S. te,„4' fl. window 44 the first fluor by a laddic, that they Pored a fireirtard.• - 7.•- •, box containing fovea davit and ode Counters , with some ....,,L e siiiiii e gymienT....-Emii iValerhoia iiii4t -.- ' - • it a"atts.... . ....; ...t . -. I t o , 4 eovereigas,.a roulette table, and * luantity of mew. .. • i r o yece ot egasised.eberged b sfr. liii . • • t V .. tlet Swam. • • Hai • tputmeemgansearsatteigsgrm -1- •. , al J o -- , • arry 0 4 . • 00,101mr.. . . 4 „ r. , , ...: ~ ..„„., 4 tog. ... * 4 •Y resell. te' BPB sb Y* lA sitil • eftrisbw tuta W d seasoned Plat Obi, prep il tr a l e ;lo - a - ---s -•' . eh: ll :7 4lL thritl • A krt. moraine et i past IL The only day each to Bost** 1„,,... from - . . 2gto 4 6 were at play until alarmed give the star ho le d areem p et ated a 70 „,, r woo " oil Refeeesste. • . ~,, , .. ~1. Mart% Rites, from - . . ft ti seek. stance of the evidence . which has bear ahead, reported ham-place, ettaperso-street, St, George's in die If•ast. fa " Barre's." a new li g ht Cc ' ? int". p ost C°ll ' ... Drs to d Fine Wool Rags of every C olour fo r Draw- at len gt h I Tit ti *Ca e, Hist Parith, and Whttehasee t goes with Sr la n!'•sr .11TY i s __s ..TATIIIIIINN IP October last.) 'l'he prisoner* were discharged In conentasece of a Mg M USTTI gee. Vet homes and a guard all 1111111 way ; pease throseh Mr. ALKT, Mr. 0:11111100D; and Mr. PLATT; were d e fi c i e ncy i s the ',wane., mr..ameia. Gatwick. Table Gofers. Treadle( Dees. la. ie. h ear d en beh a lf of the ,appellaats, •and made several me . . 8,1 SP • speu rim ahl RYSER_ • av-ORSOITATILEtT...-PAITATS Tli EA Tlll.-...M r; Oart.e.4 1--., ..L...4.11...n •to the connetivi. II was rusinly con- the chief eonOa Ipte o f L; .Ms olfiee, on Wednesday night. r . r Table Corers. Traveitine Bias. &c. le. CHEAPER THAN EVER. A great Variety of Capital Matting. front 6i. per Yard. Paterns seat to the Coiotry. and a littoral price giros for Old Carpets in weebantro. Fall lioastirs and civil Shaman. N. B. No tonne:too with any new houses that arse o 4 4or the purpose of ratans of inforlor roods to dsoelll6l6 I b.Alle _ y • • all the wey ; pane; thumb . Mo t IN Gatwick, •aeas. tee Nett ; Gremlins aid . 4 WIPP4O • • 1411 the= VIM thellittlityn • , ..0,04 . 4 . • b y b i .b bies . *middy a dab gost Nee . MMilll . . iaidel Laenaeler. Preenin g . iarbri4 oll . lo . Oweskirt, and Geretseg light pelt 41111160 9 . eve" dientem , . Chester, Newport; Wldieehemis, Tarporley, Eiteptivick lerthwteh, sad Mtddiewich, light pest-math every entr ant. Wakrield four-bald, postemad, toiled " the Enprese,"., every morning and artesian*. The " Royal Express." to Meliebester. Wiael. . Cem gietoa, Newcastle, Weisel. and Wolverhampton sow fun Main peastosat, every afternoon. Only me eight tan the nme. Cheltenham Original Poet Coach, to carry may Four In• I.le. every ?foreleg at 7. Chichester, Bogner, and Pelyorth Post Coal. M 0007.- Wednesday. end Friday ',longings. at a quarter before 7. Dover and tunterhury mot Post Coady, every Evening • st half-past 8. Ditto, emery Morning at half-past 8. The •• Royal Exptis," new Birmingham light poet Meek, sots out every afternoon, carrying fear Inside only, penes through Warwick, Leamington. Southern, Weirton and Dasentry. to the Saracen's Head. Bull-street, Birming ham, meal morning at balf-past 7 o'clock. Sunderland, Stoekton and Yana light post-coach every limning. to the George lea. Sunderland. The " Royal Eclipse," Falmouth. PlYmouth. Enter, Traria. Itodmin, Peoryn ' .Adtisulen. ?Mum , . Witykieleth. Dorchester Dartroonh, eon 8 id10 4 1 1 7.* ma/ mblubit. at amen, thrOugb Honing. Amennethr, Orldport, 11140001111, Stockbridge, Basingstoke, Berland-bridge. ningionger, sec itsgsbet. Glasgow, Lontown, Greta. Gress, Ainak DtM Thonshill,Sanquhar, Kiln, Conrad& and all parts of Scotland.' light•fccur intiderat i redeilail_ Brampton, Chatham, Rochester , Groveseed,' treed; Sit- Subourne, and Raines" every morning, at a 3 past 7, at Reduced Fares. „ coaches front Portitetoritil to Chichester, en . tlits stiles" if de Mall. throat!' Emsworth, Coshgm. de. to Bugler. The R oya l -Express," maw light fear loin* pest-Meell. :11,berponi, Werringtoe, Esetsferd, litellordi mid latchield (only one night on the .ro) every aftersoon arrives st the Bemoan's Bead lea, Daheetrest, lAvermwd, um evening. Tna " Cliamploo," a new light, four intide dej mach to Dorchester, Blaudford, Salisbury. Andover, Overton, Va. sinestote, [Backwater and Barthel. Barnstaple and Southmolton new light post count, every Norway, Wednesday sod Friday mornings at 7 AO.. lestwietatanditte the uncommon expedition ef , Clete mesh?, Ilia allowed to he the mast tameable and emulate public mareyenee oe the north road, being unequalled byway ether. liarrowstata Sari Ripon now light post coach, every after sam at four, and eight in the morning- The ••Express," to Yook.Soarborosgh, Whitby. Sideids. Sunderland, Newcastle eon Edinburgh. a nem i inside Suitt wimensch. with a gelardthrogehoot ; gets out silvery morning alb o'closk, by way of Newark, fhtfort.. Doneolter. Fee" /?bridge, Tadcastar, Darlington, Northallerton, Chubs*. illtitpetb, sod Berwick, and arrives at York the'siiit mono • leg at lii o'clock A l ineenrs lading tbessetvoi (*timed on, the lobreeg. - Ammo what time (Ow, plots*, and then proms/ea without, elp la edikionalre.• , --.• , "*.-Pie Luggage and Panikemeetelmeds York iitill)sheasten, , Nelimly two-penes per lb. A. MOUNTAIN said-Slo.4lfenital IY 101 , 21111111 the / and the Pebliecsibet, Wilt' not bg itedlen WilsTf; any Parcels, Pastiangsve Lipari" Writnes,P l .M' • 4 1 11 efoore them Five Pole& Vilifecir ibili o4l ". *JP : • rued , taw. entered 'smelt, acid the Ineettsei paid feneetilegly, at the Simmeive assi Inn. beard on bhhalf of the .49ellaitta, at legal objections to the cortinctien. It was mainly con tended that ihi evidence produced before the Magistrate .4id. t justify a conviction undelth e Act of P a rliament; th et diatioctly stated that 'peons found in the act of • Initia l ise } la g" shanald jte deemed rogues and vagabonds. 'Now lime the Witnestes did tot pretend that the appellant, or, any of the persons found is lisit ,hoose wore detected ita- We act of playing or bettiel. Allah's' objection was, that all the persons found in thel house were pat together in the same order, instead of having a distinct and separate convietioo for each p am i son. - Those points and some other of minor considem atlas were strongly squad by Counsel on behalf of thil ^ appellant. Kr. AnDliews. in reply, contended that the ohjectiond of the Learned Connerl were not d lag the serious considiratiott of the Court, that they amounted oily is an ingeoiont attempt to evade the statute, which, if * objectigtos now erged were suffered to prevail, would be rendered a dead letter. Mr. flcisater, in delivering the judgment of the Court, said, ti .t witb respect to rendering the Statite a dead letter, tbe Court had only to see that the evidence pre diced was sufficient to. convict under the express words of th Act ;in his opinion it was no t . What were this wordi ii f the Act of Parliament? — That all p ersons play ing betting should be deemed rogues and vagebontki. The was' no evidence whatever that the appellant, oet the *sons brought up with him to Bow-street, were de tected In the act of playing or betting; it was not tutu dent to convict a man of playing or betting, merely ha cause he was found in the house. A porter was one of the individuals brought up ; was he to be convicted of playing or betting, merely because he was found there? No; nor was any other person, until it was distinctly proved that he seas taken in the act. Upon the whole, the 'conviction appeared to the Court not sestsined by the dvidence in the case, and they therefore set laide the . I di Luna' the chief constable of this *See. on Wednesday night. visited a place inkßawstoreeatreet, Hoswall-itreet-roart. ,vrbers plays are performed. He found it fitted up wins • rowitef, seats on above soother, and there were per.. • formerion the stage. He did not count the persons presest r butlte thought there might bir shoat • 1501.,•, vs Mr. *satire: to whom the premises belong, appeared voluntarily - at the office, and said that the.. perfortif.'• antis were instituted merely for his own amasemetriAill' that of his friends. No money or emolomeot was.dr. rived from them, and they bad been now continued fee* several yeats without molestation. Mr. Denser observed, that h appeared no money was taken for admission, and an that account be shoeld as present dismiss the case; bat when it was proved to ex tend to 150 persons, it was more than merely far lb r amusement of Mr. Bistuire and his friends. It could never be the wish of Magistrates* to interfere with do mestic amusement*, bat this assumed the character of a public representation, and he would advise Mr. Bismire not to continue it for the future, for It was probable ibis it fell within the meaning of the Vagrant Act. • Mr. Bismire—Then we must out continue ft far ebe Ware ? Mr. TWYPORD--NO, not unless 74, - sr it 'ffebillfe . which you. may Jo at the Semler!). ' * . F." PARSONS' HOOPING COUGH POWDER. 9 ., " - - E iIV Flopping have bees reenti more perpleltl,We„ than the Cough, and the Medicines usually. * Mimi for this alarming Complaint koalas . profile*. UMW ineffectual, Mr. Parsons is induced, after several' fence of its efficacy, to °flights Medicine to the a safe and certain remedy. i, . eileatielll soots be relieved from that eonvolslye if.... gland {looping ; and by persevering strictlyaecoed. I Ilmoctions. two or three packets have almost hi." eerie y bean found sufficient to effect a cartels cure. It Mal silmialstared with perfect safety to Children of the nias{ iendir age, as well as to those at a more advanced pe riod. Prepreil by Hr. Parsons. Surgeon, West Mailing. Kent. awilsold la Packets, et p. 9d. eh, by Messrs. BUTLER, Cbomigis, 80. ff, =Ode. Peers, and 2.20. Regent ihi street, Ole A Boom' London; 40, Waterloo place, Mnitibbrgh ; aa0,114, Seek e•strese. Dublin ;aad by the Med* modisiew leaders throughout the United King- ~' . ~ dou N.B. Be esrefol Swish for Parsoss'ifooping Cough Pow ders. Ond to observe the Goterwassint Stamp has the words— " &titre', 4. Chaapside."arlovral as It. . . - • . The outside, fscing St... Martin's Lsne. of the.sweilibt huilding,called No rt tt ninberla nebh °use, isJost eosapliceg.. 1. many i ns tances the stone was in so dilspidate4 2 a that the workmen were obliged to remove it iidt , place new ii its stead; The inter ior is likewise. _,,•,'• finisbed.', There.fi every reason '.to4 to expect, that ...:00( sr ing tliesreltenee will bee in a fit tuts f l ue the , Me"- tie, of the Ibt • thd his finally. The. mustiest,- ef the gnome fre e d the most splendid character. (be tapestry Is p( e. most expPrisive native, and with the ex, eeption of the Staircase at Chesterfield Flonse, there srs .very few to olpselsehit asity•be seenut Nortlianiberiakil house. The eels? carriage, earAnen from Eloothted.pag, will sot be completed for iorni elute. lecoasequenielf the puhticbousei called the San being in Its w 0,4011 the terms for the parches.) not being agrowd ups als• .., • ~,...( 0 1 f.'',l • OLD BAILEY.. . . Stiinsiel Cinsey. miller, at Waltham Abbey, Essex, was oallttyd'fot feloniously passing a bill of wechange - , pur ortit4tO begot' 371. 16e. addressed to anti accepted by Vias,gesi.No.9oPope's Head Allei,eurnhill, he know. int Iie:WIM to ba forged , and doiog it with an Intention of,defri i i t ilincHettry Walker; this wadone in the parist of Kensington. The case wee delayed in eonsetrence of the absence of theatre Usenet% Gentlemen who had been feed and en. (r slid wills balers for the prisoner. Aflessome Irivls of no great public interest, Saline] Ctioeratits recalled ; but as hill Counsel had not yet rtieed, a farther delay of half an hour nes allotted; afterytich hr was a third time placed at the bar. Deify Walker.—Sold the prisoner sonic wheat; and g mouser was indebted to him 28/.17e. td. in payment yiliiede lie received the bill in question seated up in a letter, ' Knows that the signatnre to the bill is the pri soner's hind writing ; when he got the bill it was nut iitiloteed. bit it WAS accepted with the signatnre of Wits. lifloW* who was described as a corn (Actor in :II ark la n e; et* ip . riviner a•ited witness for the babuce of the bill, bah. refused; saw him afteriettrits, at which time b e arid be Was distressed for cash, ane wished to have the baletter ; was tul.l that the bill was not rtidorsed ; upon o hieti be went to a house and indorsed the hill ; but witness retuar4l to give the balance. alled:iig that lie h...l inspired after 'tie acceptor of the hill, but could not • hear ninny such person; he kept the hill till it wee, • amply dos., and then gave it up to his son t in.lare to pa p4utert, The prisoner was appreheaded shore two! ants,Otke after the. id II fell due. . Ily Mi. Auoi,euus.—The bill migb t be a week at h, • cods, and a algid 14 kis solicitor's. Had been at 3100. hone eitd*tlitir places. After the bill fell du-, he malted es the pressieter every week, end *as always assured doe the acceptor trothi come forward it'd pay. • 31r7Pultuer, sun-in-law tiaMr. Walker. ematbi dr . . .. fG, .. POLICE. UARLBOROUGS-STRlZT.—Yesterday, a gentleman MI nrcted with some m ost respectable familiea, was brought . to this Office, from St. James's wetchbouse, in the cos tody of a watchman, •charge.l under the following cir. cumstances : It appeared in the evidence Shoot's'', a watch man, that yesterday morning about one o'cloek,' he less going his rounds in O xford-street, when on pawing by an empty house,'he was attracted by a noise which is duced him to make farther inquiry u to the cause. On entering the glace he found the prisoner, who was in a sure of intoxication, 'titling down, and suspecting that ha was there for an improper porpise, he took him to the watch-house. On searching hug at loaded pistol, a rcrrw driver, a large knife, to which was affixes' a w e, tndether filth dint and steel. were found in his posses sion. lie had only one half-peony in his pocket, and a watch. The whole of the 'metro were detained slung with the prisoner, until they were taken before the Ma gileltr% 10 the'tuarning, when the prisoner confessed oaring heen found under the Above circumstances, iotosi. c..sted, lie was to liars gone into the country, but bar. jog drank freely, he somehow got into'the beau, where he was found by the watchman. The loaded pistol fount. °shim, be had rovided In s elf with for the purpose le pritpction go the road. i retitled the Itlaßetrate tot a Clergyman, and other pettukarreipectahility, one o . *harp atatittl herself to laa - e Omer's sister: . . They, 000 kt Of Maio the highest tereie; sod did' not eauidcr MARRIED. • • Oa the Id Inst. at Brozbourse, Herts. Henry Brom% Be.q eldest 800 of Colonel Stowe, of Aawell Bury. In the emelt? of Herts. to • Mary Atter, eldest daughter of the late John Wellesley. Esq. of Castlemeet, at t h e comes of Lancaster. , On the 4th lose. at Miry-la-bonne Church, Mr. Salle , . from Exeter, to Miss Jay, of Dorset-street, Portman squari. Os Wednesday, tile 4th instset, at Great Bit. Stafford— shire, Themes Eldrid, h.sq. of Fore-streer; London, -to Mrs. N. - Stubbs. toilet of the late John eitubb4 Tag. banter. Walsall. la• Oa Tuesday, Win ine..Mr.ll. Drew. of,Leteester-straea, Leleester-squarMaMarlai. eee4ad diughtor of H.Rallth. Es' of Potion. Rsiforthige. DIED. • On the 4tb inst. at Ilaspeteed, In Mallet year, T. of Pa ll-mull. On the 341 last. at Rath. J. PoppWren, Esq. formerly of liebte-yattl, Wisdom. in the Sikh year atte ege. • Di the eth that; Mr. D. J. MOW& of IJernerfl.stbser • ... 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