The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-01-31 00:00:00

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Pasant a n t. • Mistaysilligitheas the Mite of YORX, is tit MM., V teg-Pashttleav4. , • ilsGrate the Duke ef Bedford Rt. Rim. Lard E rajas " • The Most Noble Margins of itt. Hon. Lord Carringtaa . . gleitioo Rt. Moo. N. YanOttart, Chow , • ilWlina. Earl 0,21'161.11 erhor of tbe' Eiebequer , M. lord Eire. Sidononth R. Hoot G. Rama. M. P. we,. and Rt. Rev, the Rt. Hon. Sir 1. Pleater,Vice4 . balmy of 1.0141101 . Chantelltr • Ha& aid Rt. ter, the 641144 Sir 'l'hoinna .. n lii. I et Oxford. Georie Xotford.„ M.P. AL mm. 1 44 Eardley . Ale sander Hewett. . Titaasennots. to. E. Witilidtar Edward Forstet, Est. s l ltWAstus. ' lir hilts ank Barke, -Bt. M. P. .7 .b illaitiliew Rakes, 044. Or Fredetkli taker, Rout. nanl.l Rainier, Erg. the Cbombwriaio *like City N. M. Reihekild, Esq. of Lia Mons: =• . . .. • , esery.J.tha Itatehee. CNA. • Int" Barforg, Esq. .• .• I G. 1 Wool, IL D... 7 i- . 1. fe!titlet t boob . , furs 111 4 ,0 %. ,41 1- ' w ... o rttclatMiliMe• .' ' aware.ll4.- • - - --, _ Willies MSc. Esi• ' • . mkt Webb. Es. Este••• Legg. F. Int laraerWelsate. Ei. Wiwi Lnlyere..Eig. J.. 3. WiletatirY. En- - Wisner at nix •'d wk pretibelv. • Ticket*. ragmen Shittiags each, to be WI rif eltellures. sore % Stewards. awn Secretary; at tbeibilnge le MachtleT road. and Heats*, of the Collectors; sot et Me Bar of the - • Ri Ett A 4 DiON, GOODLLICK 1 awl Co..Stiock. , • • CritehUl asi Charin-nosh ire meek gratified. in present lea to th eir Fritodia few of the lead* faillift. of Hie New Tear's Loam, *deli therss . .eigog yea wort the appWsliatiog of tia Pst at hwae--Isleal sae first pew is mese tollkiebt to wale a. isitaid, Sec 'wrensot Shan, there being TRIER tEin it fzes of 40zuu. besides 141 IN lITYII/0/14., • 'A Li. OF WHICH will he pad iis saprWira Money- f liacre,achut nir Sum* Prizes. The Lot• will &sem 6 deli! MO, begionlog-itti of Marcia ; mod die 'Holden of the Sat lOWA Cork praw_ x _will re ceiwe.la Etchimpe Twelve Pipes of tbe best Old Pat Wire. for 1000 ago% ow Naar,' V setp- , oil adwagsage trap loupes dent of, a sl not la the least.comected with the Se b,oll- • The 'Torte* ottemblw Posebeeeit at the favoarke Of kW ItSCHARDSON, 1 01)LUCK. and Co. ha so fre agehtly before the Plane. t h at it is prrlNpv needles to re the pertkotarsof the Ha e d re d. o f Tb a of Pounds paid Pries "Nosy to the Eximids of the otiose Zemblisktistots is the halt fair Tam; hut every melt particiefor will he %goal le ihi•ir dman * eh ape sew deleteriee gratis. at their 011 ices, M , . Corohill 4 And &dug the Owe of 14 King's -ens, estaillitird spoor& of Forty yews. , ... m • --,-...--._- oribooko, Ma I entametre t ,olll Miele. RS lOW WV b UCT4OS. -1 Mr. WILLI4Jek rAT the At llfarC as 1101 D AY next.. Feb. f, mil ' Fiie . f4lnariag do s. at Twelve. • !, 4 SEGkeTIONorMUSICALINSTRUMENTS, ZIL cost of Ifleloweello-, Cremona', Violist, ow eleg 44l Pedal Harp.. trleteB. Oboes, dm. ; manuscript sad printed .gessisi. Ac. bv.order of the Esteem.% of Sir Richard Hankey.l Ldrieasegl; also, a magnificent Library of 8 oohs. eostorislait lig* 3M volumes, chiefly bound in Hareem and Russia s i sewer moimerous other valuable works, Lysom's Environs or Seely illustrated witb on eitienove collecting of draw-I awaiting,. several of which nre *sweetly rare, 9 i v ill it ; lacklfa's superb edition of the linty Bible; Carinsites 14.64 Naturalise du Magialleile Cabinet d'Albert Seim, 4 eels.; He Thomas's splendid Botanical Works, 5 vols. s Hrooksbase. Pinson* Brumaire; la Botaaique de Rousseau; Plumes Gramm, 2 vols.; Galrriede MUM Nepalese, law& ; Revolts time Framable, 3 v..ls. ; Catupyigoes de Napoleon i Museum Florentiumu, rare, 10 vols.; le kntiettita Hamane Opera de Wombat-Isla Finned, 9 woh.; Picart's Ida liginue tereasnaies..fi all the Nations in the World, with .everal hundied fine envoy. sags, a eery interesting scarce, and ragas work, 4 v01..t les Hindnos, pair F. B. Selwyn*, a wens corr. 4 V 01..; Vile dyke's Works, a line and rare collection of engravings; the Poisee of Pleasure, 3 volt; Nash's History ..1 Worcester- Sane. illustrated, 2 volumes; a Collectios of Travel , in' Egypt and Nubia; ilowyer's superb Edition of Home's Fog land, 10 v Amiga ; Boydell's Shakespeare. 9 volumes; Bib bin:ahem Speocerioaa, 4 volumes ; Cain's Flora L•milinen sir. 2 volumes; Camdca's Britanoica, 4 volumes; Lord Or ford's Works, 5 vols.; Tobkies Historiaise et Pittore-que de Faris, A rub.; Ferry's Shells a Groye's Aidiagities, tame Pa per, coloured, 14 vols. ; the ants of Great Britain. by Lee in, illustrated with the Original drawings, 6 val.. in 3 i Miller's Madames Dictionary, 4 rola. ; Plaines de la France, 4 vols.. &c. ; she whole forming a superb collectioa worthy the atten tion of Noblemen and Gatemen. r - Anermatar INPRISONMBN'it • '•. -............ AFFIDAVIT OF WILLIAM Curt. .' .1- - , . . IN THE KING'S BENCH. . _ltlilies Gig, el she Betelsll of Derby, . " 4401 tter. lesbeib not% tea saith, that after .1184 on the Palmists of Iffedneedaz, the *Wendt eV iii hoe tut, Bo* It/ .At with hi. Wade atil, bill &Telling-bogie in the Owe oil Derby sktrsalki Ity 'Foi l about the hoer A( one.olelett in the *ore.' Wet iota* by a load knocking ea the door of his. dreeling.hots“. es Nil* bit elnee.iod sword Arai teni4on t end asked eke ens there; that Ow answer "la Oft bY See. moos below. 1 4 OW • IMMO ;" that be th, eg . ked br . " all i dive 4,47 ' alas Oppreasstaiiik ael likolid -*paid-dor flew s ' a elitasteble of Derby, toseater he afterwards found to be a Aft , _ _ • IWO %nig, oath, dot by by most bit bodnett e which tint tit itoploy bitioilf tad Ity. spietitito bars bx bii ewe shop, krablbsdmitit his own filmes ; Nler islsorsest ilk 'bap ins broken op for want of bps popodnteminoto. And Shot hi has beta obtlied, wetter le sifter in aompiiSsom with his mewl. .L t. roe *slimly from s friend. ...ahoy trt.. • `IP one lisoctint sod twantpriAltrialirs to appear &Aim this lioarigraitie Gott, and doss' enclosure ae itstto u rot* biome with* day's soblittoteo is London. - • _ , WILLI** CLIFF. WtO w lail& 14 1" efJ. itwa. iv talc cower. I ..• • R , „_ yam aq..•l 111 below; S i atf yes ete ....E._ ________\_ , It@ wss an. Ansa - T.-vs .GASIL ky aid epee the dom." WA 3 / 4 . ktiardigatel). caMio . isithylekti., -cite et iffoisitte 9 vibisso kilo irtipil ilie.nfrittau, a rptak al OPo* ne - of yr* esterdero s De with • ppm o oh o . se jets the folicming perttiststs lOUs p.. Ur. Williams, • King' 4 , Oates" Minim elforeed to him ea his liberally& ern e f iiihe olis h e d h it ,. They form so maintaining specimen of °Said ws asked. this Deponent, tconnmy. ••• I . A The fear tbst soggestedibe melioration of traebh *sent, did indsoggest that some compensation ahead he made those whom the Ministers were eompellesits dismiss as having suffered onmeritedly. Mn Roberta was dirmissed with the sum of one pound In carry him owe hundred and forty miles I %hen he coin.. plained by letter to Lord Sidinostb•of the diflictsities he had su aimed, he received in ensurer thefullow. log lett which, as a piecv .0 State wenn** merits t orlon of the admirers of the " dignity of a Corr Tavern. _ No Serener. admitted but thaw of the President, lriee•reew sideats, Tretateren. and Steward.. ROKERT CROlllllt, Secretary. f r i BISH, Contritetor for A. present LOT. • TERI% ever gratofid for the reotted marks of politic favour. sad Always happy to rani the ideas of his 'deeds._ hits teemed the present Scheme from the sargestions of several Coorraposidentsi and it appearing to be the Winos, uni versal wish that TbMy Thommad Pound Prises should he a principal feature. be has pt*eed Three of that deatominneion at the head of the Scheme, which are to be paid is Atelie r . blare mot toeing to thi. 'Lottery Soy Stott Prises. There lone to w . Nuedred capital Prisms and, indepesidently fit the Schnee. Twelve Pipes of Old Pon Wino, in eieharse for Tome !flasks. The Otani% will begin me the ph of March. T. BISH now begs to cull the attentioo 'of his friend, to the great success which attended his micas in the last battery 'tot that there is any thing extraordinney is his having Fold the largest and the greatest amber of Capitals (that having mow become a matter of course), bat behave they have berodissei looted in opwards of shirty dillhoent towns io the United Biog. dam, and have roasequenat coalributed to ranch at great man her of iudivoloals.-111.811'S Arab have been remarkably for. smote, as the renew importleakin wit prove : No. 2,241, a evis e cif 4190.01 0, in Nine Shares. Sixteenth, toy Font ate: Beth ' Sixteenth, to Berwick Sixteroth, by Pritehasal,' Darby Sitter th, to Glasgow Sixteenth, by Siev wrolf,Bdia- Siateeath, to Lincoln's as burgh *Ws Sixteenth, by Rutabli, New- Sixteenth, to Newgate-street easde-on-Tyne Half, to Corobill. No. 3,645. a ,Prize of .020.004, in 12 Shares. Quarter, byiPriinsard, Derby Sixteenth, by Smith, New- BMW h, by Sive vo right, Ed io- castle, Staffordshire burgh Sixteenth. by Parker), Here by Clark, Aberdeen ford Sistreatb, by Ford, Chester-' Sixteenth, by Yalu, Thetford held Sixteenth, to— Cork Sixteenth, by Dunham and Sixteenth, lot C Niirwil h Si x teriith, to Nalbrumk Nu. 4 319, a Prise n(424.4)0 4 ), to If m o m Quarter, by Dashes' luid yai. Sixteenth, 'by Trace% Y** lop, Norwich same Eighth, by Hough and Sou, Sisteenth, by Randall, Win Glouenter canton Si &trent It, by Sieve right, ISi x rein h. by Deighton, York Edinburgh Sixteenth, to &non Nsteenth, by Barry and So*, Sixteenth to Camberwell B ri.loi I Sixteenth, to Wboteelapel. Siztenith, by Bell. Motile The remaining Shares of she alone L20.0J0 Prises not being irgi.teredl. are suppo.eil to be scold to perFoori residing in Cordon. HASH, and hit Agents, al, r sold a var iety sf wham Capitals; she particulars of %kick are toe numerous for an Adverti.e bem. , r To I);vi;;;;ltiliiite Sale; and CaWow. had (4124 6d. each, to be Marred to Porchosess) of Mr. Wittiness, S 9, ?brag. Ikorton-rueet, opposite She bloat. The Musical lastnuaeuti and Music will be Sold ea TUEI DAY. Was published na January Ist, 1818, No. I. price (sod to be continued on the Ist of every Month), of THE PHILOSOPHICAL LIBRARY; being • carious Collection of the most rare and wiltiable Ham. scripts mod printed Works, bath Ancient and Molders, con. sjaing of Moral, Bletapht deal. Theological. Historical. and Philosophical Euquiries after Ttuth, arid which ore rarely to beitromillat assay price. • • Edited by JOSEPFIUS TELA. Number I. comprises the LIFE and MORALS of CON FUCIUS, Mr celebrated Cbioe'e Philosopher, who flourished Awards of 500 years before Christ. /.11. The Life gives in this Number, is not is the former /idiom of 1691. Nos. 11. and 111. contains the LIFE and MORALS of EPI CURUS. the Names Grecian Philosopher, equally rare lied valuable with the former, and who also lived nearly 4UO years before Christ. The contents of future Numbers will always be specified no the Cover "trench pre. edivg Womb's Psiblication. Each Number contanb 1J in vivo pages. printed on a very tine demy paper. with a beautiful clear type. and the best that Mb Pobbeatisn, in matter Hui star of execution. 'may form a valuable and elegant *fondant Library Work. when hound up in •otnines for feline generations to peruse, and for pirpuse a general title-page a ill be given with every si sib VionSer. Published by .1 Sinter, 7:3. Sr. Pawl's Church-yard, London; rind in he had of every Bookseller in the United Kingdom. tatters, with origiond &c. by Men of eminent Eruditino, tm nnv of the foregoing subjects, to be addressed (pint free) to the Editor as above. IMPORTANT SAVING. NEW INV EN'rED LIGHT, Superfine, Double covered, improved Oval-shape BEA Y tilt. HATS, at rely 1 2().. The &meant toropfaists made by Gentlemen, in not being to obtain, of a good quality, at a moderate price, a Super. Inc Hat, has Mitered GEORGE FRAN KS and Co. Wellieron.House„ corner of Redeems...street. Barbican. Mac wenn the Public, that in consequence of the vert great re dactinn that has fatten plate at the last sale of Beaver, !het have added an additional e:overiug of Beaver to their Hai.. which reoders them capable of wearing comiderably hinges - . and is the means of their *Nays retaining the mast beautiful, black ever seen, adde.l to which, they err liiii.hed on their net. improved Oval-th -pea Blocks. trade in the eters shape of she head; therefore ruin or damp will hot Mahe least alfert tbeehape —The unbounded patronage (hernial all parallel) give.. to the— new-invetittd Ha'., is a wonderful iii.tai.ce of their eacellenc. over every other Hat ever efferrd to putilic notice. Merchants and i.el Trade supplied. a ea Be partimilor as to the Addre‘s, ns G. F. and Co. Fire. set in anv way coaceraeJ wits n retail house hi Bee. h-sireet, a..me of Franke —N.. unp..id letter. received. yALMONi , ODY, and Co. most respectfully re. tom their sithere th•inks to Professional Gentlemen and the Public foe the Wirral encouragement they have received. and in consequence of the many bungling imitation.. of their PATENT SELF-A DJUSTINtI TRUSSES, which are now daily advertised, without either novelty. improvement. or utility. consider it their ditty to caution the Public agninst the impneitintw of such fake pretenders; the True Patent Self- Adjusting•Trufses. which require per strap!, a..r came, any confinement to she body. are manufactured only by Ody, and Co.. 294 Strand. London, and 16.3, Prilitis Royal, Pant; who have the honour supply the Army and Navy, Ike Military and Naval Hospitalf. the Transport Service. Duck Yards aad Ordnance, the Minim Infirmary. the lion. East India Company, the City of London Truss Society, the Wiveliwombe, Denbigh, and Brian! Infirm'. sties, Me Middlesex Hospital. tke. &c. IL Per s ia,. sanding in the Country. sending the circum ference of the HedY, in incbee, just above the hips, may depend lipase bete/ accurately fitted. I — ' Peer beer -st€ Casa of a ..:son who hes .. troubled M. with a Stricture for Upwards elf 20 years, nod is rensi• to vase% for the seillewlieity to any Gentleman who may wish to be stallified la respect of the following account : To Atr. LYNCH. 98, plohelttrete, St. James'a-square. Std,-.4 hare liebonive ender a severe and obstinate Sirirtere of the-Urethra for upwards of 20 years, and for the last 12 years have beta under the ease of the most ea:locos of the Fa tally, %Jihad reteiviag tiny perusaieet ielief. I wassail:4,rd by some 141 gi) into the Hospital. and try the present regimen is cases sof Stricture. which I declined, owing to oily age, which wus at that time 48. and feeling confident that I ItTsd not strength to alder i pa way al .lent °titration, 'Nose up the idea. The last tarmac to whole I applied was Ain eminent Surgeon. who told Me that he could give ate ate relief, but advised me to apply to matte prison who studied that complaint alone. Otte day read-' ike sour Adsettisentent in. the Courier. I applied to you for relief. After beingunder your rare for 40 weeks, I obtained a e. opkie cure. 1 ,lm 56 yeari of age, and able in f ay empinsittent s my strength of body is returned, and I can eat mid driuk with a tree appetite. I um ready to give further itstliculers to any 'tenon requiring il, out of gratitude for your 4ieel attention, wives I shall always acknowledge, god for the. benefit f tumm ies khosiriiit leaittrt the mime &maid Malady reifg petfettly satestieti that by yoift mode of treattiredt swell cumilloane way be entirely anutkilatcd.-1 remain, Sir. %mew ;tamest mat elamlivni -ertiant, • J. CHAI'MAN. 14, IL By appiyingtoldr. Lyach he will refit soy die . Idle; TO COUNTERACT the many attempts that are daily mode to impose an the unwary a spurious composition instead of the GENUINE BLACKING, pre pared by DAY and It the move adopted a new Label, in which their adtire4s, 97. Hmb , kissiboeu, is so coo 'piquantly placed in the centre, that 'bey least as attention to this, and the difference of the type, whieb w unlike all letter press, will viable Purchowrs at once to detect the The Real JAPAN BLAtKING, matte and sold Wholesale by DAY and MARTIN. 97. High Hatboro. and retailed by the principal Grocer*. Druggi.ts. annlaellers. Iroommtgen, Natalie's. Unal-maker-, &e. in the United Kingdom, in But ties at ed., 1.., anti la. 61. e.tch. T HE following Letter has appeared is several Nlaraing Papers : TO THE EDITOR OF THE CONSTITUTION. " Sit,—Observing a paragraph Wrier Paper !expecting the erre of an Hernia, performed I of a large mine) by the Medical Board, at Charlotte-house, Gre it Csarlotte-sireet, Elnekfriars road, in justice, Sir, to Mesas. Cooper. and Co. I bee to add my personal testimony. Having been afflicted near 20 year s , and deemed incurable by eminent 4ngewat. I patiently bore my affliction, expecting every have to he my las: ; I at leogth applied in the Medical Board. sad hare reason to pray far that excellent Establishateto, fir agitlosiyit I nut near 60. was perfectly cared in a few weeks, sad now. thank G pd. eajoy good health. I think, Mr. Editor, ail-who tante me will allow that I can have no other motive for this communication than a public beitefit.—l am, Sir, 'roar obedient servant, " Cs CLEVELAND. " Dog and Stile,. near 1,,,a0....e,;ad t Si. George% fields. Oct. 1817." Ikon. COOPRR Co. are eamelted daily until aloe at sight. in particular complaint', tondo:Wm the question of throe o Ito have been imp roped% termed. Rammed "Menu attend at Charlott—h,.use, on ktuodrkaa at lirriew,„ mi d Re w nwt . Noel-6 'tee on Wednesdays. who use radicaby eared on 'demi & and anatiamiral prineipleo. wittiest unlessl opermi it or th e iout•e l ei.riatioa. Patiits44 at a aiilabat dteritting theft taw, may have the enroll+, prates sent to any part of the ingduo, by Iv hick means the..mayobtaina tote.— Leue*containing ia eoefLure immediate* mita- Wed to. bieteenter, end a watchman ether.. the house; that Mr. VVilliaars asked. this Dep.. if his name was William Cliff, and on Deponent's answering in the affirmative, he said, "you must go with me, for Lord Sidmouth wants to speak to yen. That thin Deponent asked for whet, and Mr. Wil liams replied, " I -don't knew; but you bad better go up stairs and dress yourself." That this Depo. nent then went up stairs and dressed himself, and while so doing Newton searched his (Deponent's) house, tied obtruded himself into the bed-room of this Deponent, whilst Ms (Deponent's) wife was in a state of nudity (except her night-clothes) upon the floor, in an almost frantic Mate of Matto at his arrest. And this Deponent saith, that he was then taken to the County Jail, and detained there until shoat tett o'clock in the day, when he was handcuffed to an other person of the name of James Birkin ; and a ring -bolt being pot round the leg of each of them, I chain was run through both the handcuff and rings bolt, which was so short that they could with diffi• culty stand upright. And this Deponent saith, Mr. Williams, with Mr. Newton and the Jailer, pot him and Birkin into a post-chaise, which carried them about half a mile from the said town of Derby, on the London road, and the Mail coming op they were (himself and Birkin) pet into it, and brought to London by the said Mr. Williams. And this Depo sent saith, that an their arrival in Loudon they were taken to the Public-office, 8.. w-street, and delivered to the custody of an officer, about six o'clock in the morning of the twentieth ; and after remaining at jhe office about an hour, they were taken to a public. house opposite to the office and put in a small room, where they were maimed the whole day, and at night were released only from the landau 11, the confinement of the legs wills the chain bring still continued ; nor was the handcuff or ring -bolt removed during the day, even on either of this Deponent or the said James Birkin wishing to retire for the purposes of nature, but he was obliged to drag his fellow-prisoner with him, whilst he performed even those offices. He re. mained at the public-house there until about two o'clock of the twenty-first, when he was released from his chains, and carried to Lot(' Sidmosth's Of fice in Whitehall. His Lordship, after asking his age, said, " you are appreoended order a Warrant from me, on suspicion of High Treason, and I shall commit you to safe and dose confinement until de livered by due course of law ; and if you have any thing to say, you are now at liberty to speak." He declared his innocence, and told his Lordship be hoped he would give some proof of his guilt, as be was not aware that he had any enemy until he was 'taken up. His Lordship replied, that his informs. lion was from the most respectahle source, but that Deponent should have a list of the evidence against him, and due notice of his trial before it commenced. He was , then removed into another room for abort awioor; and this Deponent further saith, that he wea r then taken to Cold Bath-fields Prison, with James Birkin and Samuel Haynes; and they were put with Francis Ward and John Holpies (brought from Nottingham on similar charges). He was de tained there until the twesity-foorth, and was then (with Ward) 'emoted to Oxford Castle; and be was tints separated from Ward and conveyed to one of the ,cells appropriated for prisoners under sentence o f death, and after the aspiration of four days, was removed into the turnkey's chamber, and Ward was taken to occupy the cell ; and they were thus changed every four days. (The cell had no window, and whim the door was shut was perfectly dark; and, though there was a fire-place in the room, the chimney smoked so badly, that for whole days together he could not light the fire.) The bed-room had a window is it, but was so damp that, after the aspiration of a week, he bad liberty from the Jailer to have access to each room daring the day, in order that he might dry the bed-etotbes by his fire, previously to being locked up for the night; that be remained for at period of about three mouths, and was deo satin. ed to be with Ward in the turnkey's lodge. He was detained until the thirteenth of November, when Mr. W. Gate, the Jailer, informed them be* had received terms fur their liberation.-on their entering into a personal recognisance of One Hundred Pounds, to appear on the first day of the , next Term, in the Court of King's Bench. They accompanied Mr. Wyatt to Dr. Cooke, of Oreford, and,, on entering into such recognisance, was discharged- And this, Deponent further saith, that be has p wife end two children, one three years old in Jesse, and the other twelvemonths old in July last, totally dependant on himself for sopport,and destitute of any friencla or re lotions who could, without distressing themselves, af ford them relief; and that hie wife was obliged to apply to the parish, who allowed her six shillings per week, which (with her owe industry) was all she I bid to support betselt and Infants.. And this Depo- I 0!" ,.... .. ....,i. FIXED PRICES AND NO ABATEMENT. ROIIERTSON and Co. , Ne. 7, East Side of Minorfield., rrverofully inform the Public, that every Article of HOUSIMOLD FURNITURE is solJ upon the folio wing Plan :- 1. The unpleasant and frequently divesting solicitations to buy are abolished. t: The lowest Selling Poke is Axed by a Ticket upon every Article, hum whirls nu abatement can be made. 3. To en:sponger the Public (and prevent every kind of decep tion), the whole of the Purcha.e-onmey will be returned to Ike Buyer, if the Article is unt app roved uf. &"1 - Upon t'ar above .inople". tout equitable Plan, Roherisno and Co. rc.t their holy of enewarneemem. 'which. should they be soo fortunate us to contain, they pledge their honour they will endeavour to deserve it. Whitehall, December 27,1917. ' Sta,—Lord Sidmoath has caused an enquiry to be made respecting the matter of your complaint against the keeper of Gloocester sad has ffitected me to transmit to you the ineledd copies of the ac. count, between the Keeper ood.yoorself, end John Ritguley, from wltenceit k apprers that you ore now indebted to the Kerper l iN (wont, shillings and foue pence halfpenny, which liiiiistes that you promised to remit to him from Birtnlngham, but that the debt . mashie unpaid; From these accounts, it further appears, that your weekly 11110WIDUI was not only sufficient for your subsistence, but also to enable ion to purchase various articles of clothing, and to make a remittance to your wife. The allowance made to your for your journey home was settled by the Visiting Magistrate (as in other cases),and woold here baniusadesufficient to convey you by the stage coach, if you had not voluntarily preferred walking. I am, Sir, your obedient *mot. H. HO I3H OUSE, The accounts trartmoirted gee too volomittees Its insert. They consist of a debtor and creditor cc. count of the eapenditore of the one guinea per week. which Lord Sidmouth directs Mr. Habitude to state, " was not only sufficient for subsistence, but also for the purchase of various articles of clothing, and is make remittances to his wife." Mr. Roberts mist certainly have lived very economically; for oat ut the guinea per week, he was charged for coal*, which the Jailer says he paid "the county" for, at the rate of Bd. per cut. ; and besides this, he bad to pay for his bed, at the rate of two shill ings per week, Mr. Roberts being too much of an epicure it would seem to like the pleasant stone floor, which the Go vernment had so generously provided for him fur nothing. The accuracy of the Jailer is so remark able, that we cannot resist the temptation of in4ert ing the last balance as drawn by this Mend of Lord Sidmouth's. Cr. Nov. 20. By balance doe to you this day sCO 15 2i Dfc. 4. By Government alowanee, from the 2lth day of Nov. to the 4th of Mee. botbda3s iocluslve, 14 days. at Ss. per day 2 2 0 By cash allowed you to take you home 1 0 0 By balance due to me this day 017 81 £414 116 Dr. Ike. 4. Toast paid to Mr. With, by your order for sundries as per bill, in eludivg a pair of shoes I Is. 1 69; To cash void Mrs. Newton for the tutor& hod two weeks. at 2s. 0 4 0 To cash paid Thomas Soanders's bill, for making a coat and pair of breeches. and for tasking waig coat and ending materials . 29 6 To 2; _eat. d als from the country, at Bd per cwt. 0 1 8 Meads allowed you to e nable you to reach borne 1 0 0 ---se4 14 11; It is to be hoped that Mr. Vansittart will move in the House of Commons, that the twenty shillings and four-peseta halfpenny, which the two Reformers, Roggeley and Roberts are indebted to the Jailer slsoeld be allowed not of the Public purse ; for al. , though he may have exceeded bis orders its trusting thews, yet as Lord Sidmouth is to have a Bill of In demnity for ironing, and incarcerating them, it would be toe bard to compel the poor Jailer to go without as ledemnity for his geed deeds. The poor mama keewkdge of accoenta may perhaps recommend - him to a better place. As the inane-mare likely to ember. rasa his muter., he may be ultimately removed to the Chancellorship of the Eschequer to take the Itistioual Debt into safe keeping. He understands the modern science of book-keeping precisely —always to have a balance against all parties. The most contemptible thin in these accou uts, Is the paragraph about walking hosed. Anxious to save as mach as he could for hie family w►en be got there, Mr. Roberts did say he would walk home, 'apposing that the same allow. dace would be given him, whether he walked or rode: Instead of this, 'with an intention to economy that does Ministers the greatest credit, they deducted the coach-hire,. and while walking lr•gthetserf his jour. nor mere thee half, they croly kft him what MISS do dging to pay his personal esp•nces, if he rode.— / . : .~ J ~, ~