The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-06-29 00:00:00

-J ' NUMBER 5411. SADST ANDREW'S Holborn. Load.. Liberty.—. The Tabs Itab-Coarelittre., sopeleted se resist the cunt if 6. EA. GILBERT 101111E2f011111. A.ll. the tws4 to TWO SHILLINUS sat EINEIMINSE Is Ns iihuMg es Ns VICE RENTAL Sethi LlBERTT(astlet I;meg f the 272 s of Eles. VIM, fe rvid = ihmiw k im . =J o s s eder ,10,jiarsari As is raglan ills Ibis i l - pilisi. sad soda **at paled sot aselasirdy= ardsisseet of the Clerg but Nosh. lo th. 220120 sad repairs of the Chita). Nether tie tampelek maid isrportssee of the That eessailtiad Mask ewe ossify. to the lehablitsts. Lesdler2s. Ffediditres. _ : pag i gsglos sad Co.. pasha slid algae , PI I /9 0 !•••! ** . .g l iUtereall lit =lityleabilipart wa.*Noss by I: s a ifir -- If iiii Liberty. Awl gi=solt Is ris pert of he Reiter of this amitt.fr:::,-,„,,,,,heilbes.elthrildree eg se et the ise r b r: albod p4 477 llC 7llot:lbillsle.--It is pastbrdarly desirable est , glverr 'foie INMEbilsk sad that ad .' ;' et ' . t . . .6"1.9=11.8. 1•22.... ... atrrOipilb.Lo2llo4l • . to Itabbr Illetleritrlbi Nooks& to Use essodaseisies Nereid .tatalit to. be ta errand . Nestertres . gait • pit seetsted 7ls Ns Cord of Eubsquer by * ENINIL2I2IIIIIOL Ns labobitaats of this Liberty, I. eArstaprina•st of Tvoillillags awl Nioepeses is I* hod thblesital of the* hatiessite Derreet I k raareltwardros. in the Chair. Ile • ' IWO of April last were read and tom keel ' li e Matrons. ..latalsse.That Mediae do adjoins se he Cbersh.— • • . L seaseearif. ..Ikrbg takes into @Mose seinkhredes he erresseelea -INowls te as by Nit Tithe Cormat 4 ihili lead*. Is ' god ,a the suit le the Covet el Maiegoey,rovsetwarad • 4001111 kiellitistd at the • Italtsr. 01 dikes Ne Pay - ' INlket* Naha tradiffoeyesaelotberbend Isserythb I' ,Ma li ssU e rbdr Fen Wats. sad deeply re di .. at b. dale, we fed ourselves ha , es • orb ehalf if 110 . 1sisloltrote is Se - sokleaselet li st , ia. 40l .tbeitoster bertestbssola St WINN. libll le ktllsebite*llis Niers* i Nan Madill is 'llO IN: ' . arid ear asesessen r =f= arkedeaseplarArr ib o i terty Is tad Parialt.* owl, Am l o txd osse mesas In eer power, w 20N Isasseesable„asd *jest; and Wenders 'lsla •bass'ith 1. Illat es isrereitat • WWII* be bade of the . I ba N* Ny * OWL of 1110 astocelptle* sabred into es Ns 2d of 1 That the Tythe Cessolttee are required to call on the blabibersiodlividoelly I F, oblates their signatures to a.D.. , ANON beiribset hook Set Weeder he said wit, mod ; • Id#ll I NNW , ikkl, prima. . . de Measleg, sae Intend lute other Eradiate's` ley be Nialrobll ab le be robed, sad the • lit "Nnsfilsadwati Speed& hopertant *Wert are re vs/ reineeted le in Wowed to the said flab-Corr r etto ask sididsoa, Ned & tiseesers, Rearmed. " -4 .. a limb' WNW No. 41, Castle-street. Hot SA , • cutup .11,. N. Ai 1.8 • I I - evershme and Bandwids new poet coach, tey ill =e„ at a mercer past saes o'clock. k matingettee of the decided pretenses glum to the skteseMMlll,lh,propfltitirs are determined no expose., shall be grad Its reedier It tasted itesveyance on the Lest road. kIOPMs, Clkidseet. Rafteetar, Blond, Sittlagbourne, latilleihaskowertg as eb& al tr j past 1, and afternoon. litsehir, Truro, Bodmin, Peneyn, 711.11.117 firesa ll e i sli taguesedh. Dorchester, Dartmouth, dal "l 4 4 2mig. smarYmerellog. aseven, thralls Halton, kelemer. &Wpm, Illesteatt, Stockbridge, Basingstoke, Rledreeeer,, mid legsbot. eatar, NeNldlatMawh, Tarporley, Namptwieb, 11 Med itest-ese...k every 'Remota. Starbesse.Whidetw,,CoselliMes,Neweastle, Weisel and •elem . 111111110/tf istl s e a roomielt, every after-. isle: Only eett_ 21011 es Ihtt "aid sad ZMltadene fest•osecii, celled the " Nelson," way serslog. Litieeta, Noribeavo, Harden and Doncaster post aullhavery sterates to the Cross Rees. Market-pier?, Hull. Wass, Moddestos, and Cheshant coach, every gardes. Mi d bury,wellington, and Shignal post coach, every ho trz i =s,, Gretna Green, Ansa, Dumfries, Sanquitar, Kiln, Cannock, Kingswell, °ladAt ef leetlaad, a patcoach daily. Ile Theollllsoo expedition of this coach, libellous/ he be lie nest agreeable and complete public n eleyessolisSMlSteli road, being unequalled by any other. 11Meg Spolgl:klaMorboroagh, Stilton sod Huntingdon tiMl _swirl evening; to Spilshy, Louth, ow ems. rcusraties at a quarter before six. kb eel pest coaches, through Chipoen • mi. Mae, sod gb, Newebury and Reading, limy, afternoon, et ems; arrive at Mr. Ma's. the Grey mud ha. Bath, and the London Tavern, Thomas-street, omegas Bristol, next steeping. "Union," Weymouth, Dorchester, Blandford, Italia n.• Andover, Overton, Basingstoke. Hartford-bridge, hl&tkvster, aid Begshot, new post roach, ever)" wean"' *tiled Saturday afternoon. Mt, Scarborough, Whitby, Shields, Sunderland, New _alas and Edinburgh, new rod coach, with a guard itaa 'alletet • sets out every morning by way of Newark, DOneaster ' Ferrybridre, Taticaster, Darlington, Durham, Morpeth. and Berwick. Fossengers "mg StiOseives fatigued on the journey, may rest Z u litte, theypicase, and then proceedon without any ad -4 Warrington. Knntsferd , Stone, Stafford, and 11111 11 — sew light foar inside post-coach, (only one night named.) every evening at five o'clock, to the Seraceu's teal Ow Dale-street, Liverpool, next evening. „tallborough and Swindon new four inside coach. throueb .7.Nielei, Reading'. Lambonre, Perron, Lydington, Pewsey. ....eals Basset, Remelt:try, Ilungerford, Newbury and nolneabeed every morales. Rarrowatta sad Ripon new light post coach, every eter nise at four. the "Umpire," a sew Liverpool light coach, only one ▪ es the road, carrying four inside, sets out daily at one ; ! vise at Liverpool n e xt afternoon at seven, through Wo ▪ Lathbury. Northampton, Wrlford, Lutterworth. :nteldey, Atherqone, Litchfield, Stone, Neweastle, Eats Mt, WarriestOn. and Fresco?. Carlisle, Penchi'. and Ye hitehaven Post-Conrh : goes ;lit four horses and a guard all she way ; plates through eatlh Appleby, Greta-bri•lge, Richmond. Catteriek, Wetherby. Abet-ford, Ferrybridge. New aposeaster, 0 ractbam, Stem fore., itawtrv.Oreethem and ; sets oat every morning, and performs the jour -▪ ovitb the greatest facility. Pn.ncencern del tined on the : 111 by business, or pleasure, have the io cuiicr advantage %their seats being secured It. the next coact:. L ,? Luggage sett Packages to Leeds, Doncaster, Ferry 7tt. at only two-penis per 1,•A• MOUNTAIN and CO..r .spectfeliy sequaint theft met and the Pubil thi► they not be account 'kit._ c, will 'r any Parcels, Passenget • Logue Te, Wroth's, Plate, , 'fore,_. this Five Peunds value , lost- stolen, or eta 67irt.4less entered es such. sad the beamed paid 1, et the Saracen': Heed ices, tinbw-hill, Loads's.. of roomabliog b Printed for court. oeettems, Amu nserwr-ernerr, STIIMIT, VT. Janie.. rDIRINTORS respectfully subs* lo • Public the advantages to persons lamed et Sege The Terms are unusually liberal, wish thvßeeedbi Itevery other Ogee eombi used. The - Payment of Rent I Mewed to Sufferers by Fire, ettbont say learner Of Pftw elm. Ne eberge is made for Polities. reepostaibliky see be interred as In Pertnership floaloties, who rah WM oee Is liable tor Lomas to the atom of his whole Propel", leseraseeselleeted on the ease Equitable Teens. Midsummer Policies should be renewed witltla Inflow Days from that Period. WM. BUTIIAM. eserdol• LRORIR, Ingenfeer Francais, trait cur dOpert parr Preece, et elyent pe avellr gee Messrs. los iiiitridelres prtneWles &Wald, 'sates, ayget ea la bona de take useable, quelques brae peer release de pine do tallies inyeetleoebrre% l'houseer de 'leer proposer, plied Is Übe* de I. .publle. Till M tummeu-iliiissaht i L'Hotet leester.ejiaga r espuipsulka‘ll as leadw.je - siftii:Tral Murat Es Maris Nee" as Silewd ddisoletw. *0 astPO 4 Marketers dui Ws Ole p o odoctivs sr!, lea i di swiss es tweaks. et qui lew rem el Nlt& to MIMI beak, peeve ifpf ewe primes wads • prisque traveller, au mope de motets pulses dew Is asters; ear les ow- Aims penitent mere Wes es puede perils For eke si t e s ; OIL LW*. mend A MINIM lea *kb,* qui *Moue blot I,wwwwer de dear prelilles. WOO essisas Ike k rms. vie. et quilt gee mist sled Viasee,lisiree des sekrassa, pares gelis s'eurosigessisseibeiftl s'y • at Weirs. ni chrwistedswe, st qietwis bowed West asks those qua is prelude redeemed raiessuhe.* isle, gas par is Wed stialire qu'os tkuesstrs qa'sser ease sat was. us NI easletedt r.onnaltre viand ells at moves, ; Ise mess tlo w it lerp laves quo M. Legrir tit pa peso& ii hers essielae, i west, S. * :vast *aline t I Pabrit des oseregew. Sep* la that d' I jasqu'a and& Flood, wills Aeries, ewes d• Is brie de die Amax, perreot Mess' tries saw sae retard tires par dean, et Ewe amok /woke de dean ' bawds do taw f IL des =seines a air dilute propre a template IN wanaex pour tootes sortes * trident, Pair set dams see assebless dilate per le ten, ea par ems tospres dos 11011111ge OMNI ass moan= /vest us I. ass; & use rah- Woes a stroke ardente. ou naiad beems. pest edadsk doss la Moestios du sitlell, gad nesse deserolre alias absistletebselesti. silo d'boserelse plie it la swede es 001101hhe ini =set As iftariar arsemsev4; 4. •obs lielet; A k rz.,:,. . s use piss he& qua la $ de earn lowaseses, u'oet pu Ws sesteekes re: pen bases= de Loathes. • -" . M. %ark porn merriest des spiesisteare, b womb* NI sos son des brines dlavestios, issytunaot ose lava retribution. oky was published in S vols. octavo, Illustrated . TM/ Maps sad Plates. pries V. Vs. QTATISTICAL ACCOUNT of UPPER CANADA. 1.7 coaspilei wish a slow to a Greed Systems of Id collas,Slovlllt a Itadeflo of the Poole lams. Sy BOSOM SOURLAY,.. At do assi whoa a Bill la bsPors - PsAlssmit be ditslitetles •MONslis. i is s. lnthst fur Sabres of het Lem Musiassuil.4llls be fogad particularly metal. essldie um bosh well eur, thuitieaud bets, w ith libilwfdtkes fo wl=ksr ssperiesee.:l sags sad i I-o m q% tilt_ ' Piss : Iv Witty Waiiiir it souse aTlFOglialiiii daisosis to Sis Mather Cosstry. Simpada sad R. Marshall. Stadoms's. TO SPORTSMEN.—IV. WEBSTER hut the honour to infitrm Noblemen. Gentlemen. and Sportsmen in general, that his Improvements on FORSYTH's DU , I.Ell MAGAZINE LOCKS, tot which be has obtained *). Patent, have met the mostsisolded approbation of numerous. Sportsmen and Men of fiddimes, who have kindly permitted him to refer Gesttemps *Them. for proofs of Its great supe riority over MosarifForsyth and Co. His Improvements have I been submitl64lFthe seteresttrials, aid every inconvenience in those bI rmerconstructional. found to be completely re evoted.', for thong Gentlemen_ who may wish an additional proof, W. W. has eonvenleaces on his own premises for the Discharge of Fowling-pleests with their proper charge. His Improvements may be applied to the Guns of any maker.— Webster and Co-, Gun-makers, 125, Regent-street, near Glasshouse-street. Ld INTELLIGRacE. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, JUNE 28. CLOUPIT AND WIFE V. WCARTDT. Mr. &Winlllt BOSANQUIIT stated, that this was an action brought against the defendant, formerly Deputy Paymaster• General of the British Forces at the Isle of Mauritius and the Cape, to recover the amount of magas assessed by the President's Court at the fetcher place, in consequence of a house belonging to the plaintiff's wife having been burnt while in ^the de fendant's occupation. By paragraph 1,7g5, "Civil Code," all inhabitants of houses were answerable for them when destroyed by fire, uul✓.'s the fire was proved to have been caused by vcident, by superior I force, or by the construction of the building, or by catching lire from another lx,dse. The Judgment of the Court at the Mauritius was put la and proved, and the nature of the proceedings in that Court described by a witness, who had been practising as a barrister there. The defendant and the government had been jointly sued, but the Court had given judgment against the defendant, holding him liable personally, and not as an agent to the Go vernment. , Mr. Serjeant LENS, fur the defendant, theti objected, that by the jndgm..nt it appeared the wife alone had been plaintiff in the Court at the Mauritius, but the declaration bad stated the judgment as being given to both hatband and wife. tetr.eierjeant Bosamnvwr replied to the objection. but ultimately a verdict was taken for the plaintiff, subject to a nonsuit on the variance between the judg ment stated and proved. The Cuter JUITICIE intimated a hope that this cause would he 'talked in another quitter, as it appeared that no blame could he imputed to the defendant, and the house was at the time hired for the thnerutuent service. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. FRIDAY, JUNI 48. TUSKINO V. MARSON. The SOLICITOR-GCNrItAIL said ;his was an informs• o' against the defendant, a fatiaer in Vorksnirr, fur having purchased 211 half-ankers of foreign spirit", klionsing them to be atnaggleoL—ln 1820, a man re siding near Scarborough agreed with a Prussian for moire if goods, gio, tea, ail tobacco, which was to I st appals - teed place, _ Jggled• 'l\• Wit %guy that those residing Its *at linighlietvitesd Were perfectly familiar with. The octirod,oo lb. 19th of Jily, .sed tisedetesinnst :JeldBamulmber of other persons,. went to tisii OW to piseebaste part pt the cargo. linovensw wait for the defendant. Volld4ct for the Crawn.Penalties, 330/. t A Oiler rtediist was &aid against a person trained Hodaini. the some evidence. • • SISTOAY COURT, Ann 11. • ; - , 4 0 1 -Inn.t.trY manatattn. • ahlitit of . sanity of Marriage, under tt eld 8 Act, promoted by Samuel Blythe. father •pf , ' 5, against Sarah Sodden (falsely called 81?dro so the ground of ndeoeity in the hatband, li - * -- "baditantiof paean*, ••- H limns- IMO pout N. have takes • en the 9th of SePtember. 1821. as the *Ob. Water sets Lof t - he w a of IS only Ili aged ±1 is reivnlVCreeW eiPts iiiseiller of herteen, because it appoint the family being pis- . aunt* :bad objeetiou W their childreu being bap , !reading to the ceremony of the Chu r ch of tlash ii I ,lla ; and the only evidence of birth was an en t r y ma a private memorandum book, kept by a Dr. R that at sub a time be had delivered the wife l ot S. Blythe of a male child. Dr. Ryder, how . failed to give evidence tojdentity, which was sop by another witness. history of the marriage was shortly thie--Sa- M en, at that time a maid sanest in the family etf . the, (the family being on a visit to Paris), b g ity 06 Of east Marmot or September. 1821, agreed to with the miner; and they seeenlingly el o ped is company to Dover on the 19th of Sep ha, 1821, to the has.. of Mr. Harrison. formerly a 4,.. . .npUlatance of Sarah Sodden. She thee, in cons ' . eg to the said Harrison their intended ,mar. -u nloosed tbut she au aware he wu soder 18 ip tegi eau .et age, (ski beteg of the age of 27). Upon sh Harrison asked how she amid . get over the curb? To this she made so answer ; Net observed, If' she married law, there would be pleat!i of money. The father of the miner was a guldsmillt sal jewel- Ise, kreerlf of Fetter-lase, who, on hearioreliel l e parria g e. expressed dissatisfaction; as did *event Weer breeches of his family. er . 4 Dr. Jimmie submitted. that as the facts of the man( ,thy, linearity, and non consent of parents, together ' , with Identity of the parties were clearly proved, tire Court wend proceed to pronounce for nullity. , Dr. LU•1111.41TON said, that as Counsel for theAtart I Lreseeded against, he did hot mesa to oppose dos vend of proo(ef the facts ; but All moo isles the old Marriage Act, he should Mr of is appeal, se nog ash The Cotrir is a ease of this kind, from its sot bet the eirirjesee Wag sack as the Court prononeeed for the prayer of leg motility ieseivfr par. diersi uDisr. Am; 28. Ireland mak was isl and entering • certain 'of Ruben Evans and G. A. ff-RsrmLysrzit sss - ma': deo:le Lack, a genteel dieted le unlawfully - nom is the iwelliag-! T. Erase, with meat Theprisoner mold eattath ago was tal Late the ser►ice of, Haymarket. It of the time - awes was slender for it. 18 years of age, and a twelve- In a Plate of almost starvation MU Lan% tobacconist., is the *lmre& during the latter part was in the ',nice, that his appear r smart s and much beyoad what his (5/. per &norm) could enable him to his employers were at a Imes to account the evening of the 234 of May, the pri be wonted to go to as evecution which was to Ake place the following morning at the Old Bailey, t Mr. Carter, the foreman, told him be must not leave the beefs. The nest morning Mr. Carter got up early and want ism the water closet, and while there he heard a seise as if corns abutters were open log. He went to the shop, end found the door partly opes. He then also discovered that a desk, in which, the keys'of an iron safe, containing a large quantity of money, were usually kept, had bees opened anal the keys gone. He searched about the house. and at lecgth found the prisoner concealed near a water line, is a dark kitchen under ground. lie asked him where he had pat the keys of the iron safe ; the prisoner took him to a place where they were concealed under a piece of green baise. Hs said be had opened the shop with the key of the kiteaen door. Mr. Carter then (missed him up into the drawing-room while be went for an officer, but in his absence the prisoner got out of the drawing-room window, let himself down by a pips on the front of the bons*, and escaped. He was apprehended some days afterwards by Howard, the constable, from whom he also escaped, but was again secired. It was discovered upon inquiry that the prisoner was about to be married to the daughter of a very respectable tradesman, and that he had furnished some apartments in a genteel respectable style, pre paratory to his marriage.—He was found guilty. lie was afterwards tried and convicted of stealing a waistcoat, the property of Mr. R. Evans. He was sentenced for the first offence to five month'a, and for the second to two month's. imprisonment in the Beare of Correction, there to be kept to hard la- Jelin Penfield, an old man verging on seventy years of age, was indicted for obtainieg the sum of two 'Mesas from the Steward of t►e Right Hon. Lord Bentley, as a subscriber to t►e " laudable Institution for the Industrious Poor," of which the prisoner re. presented ►imself the collector. The Jury without hesitation found him guilty, and the Court severely animadverting on the coormity of his offence, said he was much too dangerous s character to be sofferedl to remain in this caun•ry, and sen!cnced him to seven years transportation. :;~ . .' Of.l *.k • • r k ' PRICE SEVEN PENCR _ •~ ' w , tlopkitu, the accomplice of the lut prisoner, was fraud guilty of °biasing money from the Steward attire lame Nobleman, ander the assented character of the Collector of the City of Leaden Society, and was sentenced to wren years transportation. . Rut* to ST. Ocoack's Paatsn.—Michael Domorais was indicted fur assaulting Richard l'homes, a watch man of St. Oeorge's parish, Hanorpr-..quare.—The defeadaat was sentenced to three osimtbd mentla the House of Correction. - . . LolD P. AND Mtn B—A Morning Paper (tint the following addition (which we havermned a little) to the account which bay been publishld of the " de- Heat. investigation" at Bonr-street, on the grosad ,that tie iairiala which have been pithlished have givea pia to several respectable individual, whose names hegiu with B.'s aad P.'s " The meg lady is Met I*.b. ter of a late isialsrated engrerer of that same*. and youngest sister of an actress . .. the boards 10121 7. bu 4 4 0 , kloost***res 4 T for kllts/If • fase—et ivories' eyitoett , teeth--a metiow • voice—and as excavates posediAl.lor appeariag before the public la breechea—Meekdeltioroi J)onCievasti to wit. ' Mr. 8.,' the gentleman ander whose pro tection she came forward, is gentleman of large West India possessions- who wax ti me or, leers. talixed himself I. • fatal duel with Lord 0 , -11-4. The third part?, ' Lord E,' is a Nobleman, whose chief points are a queer-shaped hat—long ahirt-sleeres, exquisitely starcbed--very white gloves —a very low saltriolet—and a Lord George Gordon-ish. af&cratioa "of bead.—.We do not know that he is distingeished ./or any thing e!se, Fur the fourth party—the 'bung ' • lady's mamma, site le—what she is; a rather elderly personage, remarkably commodious very discreet, • - • aid all that sort of thing.' / . .‘• • • • With respeet to the statenerst which has wired, it is'tolerably correct, except niters It eistles *at the sale Lord offered.4,oBo/. per saosins or a re. A : inanaration for the you e l lady's love.. ft might. joist All well have said firm/Moos. The fact, or at least, r• tb eUPged facteeras, that his Lordship bad offered 'A simple 5004.1 a hand—which would be 'beat 251..0 _ year, oe bine shinier and seveopeactfarthbg P.V. that, as times go, is a very .- n. l c iaski 1 17 14.alnstIrkflo, for thso young a lady a s Le i rd's love ' let ter, we °domed, and read before the Magistrate.-- This was h 9 the fact. Mr. G., the young lady's pro tector, did Wised produce them, sad was very auxioss that.** Magistrate should inspect them, bet his Wet- . • ship posidrely declined the job !" The young Lady, we en d er ten d, i s a mad daughter orchs oalalwated seraver. Her father was a altawian,. • I Waster. said her modaradistiovaished teacher of mute,' Me • ' ' Pelt aT R Ol4lO l O l/1Tillr•-ratIlt night, betwsea but ,7*.• doves o'clock' s broke loss is. skit premises , 1111111/..e.• . • -1 ~.'~"', pertiesdarly os . adeiseott of the lime It beta*. I l atently bnik of wood, and the street, or pingo. * vvi . estiveely twelve feet wide. A number of elitist, min • arrived, but, owing to the scarcity of water, eettld ' • render but little service, and thi Saws continued milting with the utmost fury for about twenty minute,. *hen the premises were entirely destroyed. About ibis time the adjoining premises, occupied by Mr. Evans as a granary, which were very extensive, and heavily stored, took fire, and burnt so furiously as to Lid defiance to all exertion to estinguish it ; and the whole of those buildings were also entirely destroyed. together with the stores contained le them. The. Old Justice public house caught fire, but fortunately wan mien extinguished by the exertions of the firearm ; bail this house been consumed, the consequence would have been dreadful, as the adjoining Imildings.are all of weed, and in so conined a siltation as to reader it almost impossible to afford any asoittance. The flames continued to rage for more than three hours. The property destroyed is very great, and, it is said, not insured to near the amount. I .- :~ DILIDPUL SUICI DL.—Thursday afternoon an ingai• sition woe taken before Thomas Shelton, Esq. Coroner for London and Southwark, on the body of Mr. T. Bellond.—The Jury sat at the private house of the deceased, No. 16, Great Distaff lane, Doctors' Com mons: he was a wins merchant of great opnlence ; for some dayk back be had been observed to exhibit strong symptoms of a disordered miird. On Wednes day be was found in his chamber with his head nearly e 4 from his body; his arms were also cut across ; 415 one side of him lay the dressing-glass, and on the other a rasa. besmeared with clotted blood, with which he had committed the fatal act.—Verdict, In unity. Wednesday night, a man named David Davis,. a milkman, in Cockpit•yard, Bedford-row, went home, in a state of intoai.•atiun, and remained on the stair+ all night, next morning he was found to bit yoke dead. A Coroner's Inquest has been held on the holy. Ver• diet—Died from suffocation. i ~f ' 11 We understand that i v consequence of the redac tiou in the price of Malt, Mr. CHAPMAN, of the Bag Mime Wells Brewery has determined to make his Ale. Table Ale, and Table Beer of such superior quality as will enable him to defy all competition. When we con sider the importance to families of po•isessiug a beverage free from the noxious ingredients usually employed in the composition of that necessary article, we cannot be surprised at the extensive patronage lie so deserv edly enjoys. Such patronage we hope will always be given to meritorious individuals who prefer a small profit and fair name to the risk of destroying the health of their fellow-Creatures by a wicked and unfeeling cu pidity. To satisfy the mod fastidious as to the genuine ness of lils articles, Mr. CHAPMAN makes half-yearly the following affidavit. " RICHARD CHAPMAN, of Bagniege Wells Brewery, Ale. Table Ale, and '('able Beer Brewer, maketit oath and saith that I.;a Ale, Table Ale, and Tableßeer, are brewed from Malt and Ho ps only, and that he never has, nor ever will permit or suffer any dregs or other injurious ingredients to be used in his brewery. "R. C . . " Sworn at the Mansion-lionse la the City of London. March t 6, tW2, before we, MAONAN, Mayor. " N.B. Orders executed for Ready Money.—Aii letters must be post-paid, or not received. . ••••••.- 1 , • ~' 1.... ..• , ~ ) . , c‘ t inta ~. a•) e , . •. , ~ t i t I pr 1 1 . ' ': N i.i . ' • . . .•. L . . • ~r t LOWDON, :44trixtb - . .-‘ 7 4 f N • * 1822 i • 4. The e l m,. fir WAM i .thiphgNllll44the j404 . ..i . .itripi tir Ala 414 fil seffirol4!" losapinis EA L, Cl , LlC F I RE . A N ! LIFE OFFICER.... •. : tb. rieSnot 1 tile appolited plies. est smuggled. late ; R"!+. t moo= " .. .or- • • • .~. . .4 t 1 '.....i i• ' 1! • 14, •-4 ', • • c 1 .. . ...,.. 4 1 :. i gl ~...1 A • ,• 1 !*Nb-_