The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-12-31 00:00:00

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'at $ ,/,.? r ' ' d ! • e e' , TU. tIDAir NG ) DECEMBER. 14'. lOU.' . , . , , . • . -,- ~ ei ...,. I ••. .. , . . ..., 1 h 5 6 - - ' . ~ ~.. ,*..,*; ...*'. '", The tletioi *et *me,' juirdepEN JON is tislt - d, and sroNsr died oes da Seelrb l i?" lit:SliElt • . _ . -.. ._ ... , ._ _ ... . • - • PRICE BEFENAPSNEE. ' • , E .. 1 . . . . - • . . • ,„ . •Tae dap PAYMENT OF 51‘11,.. , . O~ l 3. • Firll-11 CREDITORS of GEORGE oit Totality IGO, pygir AN - when before the Mtgistrates. Peri ' Ill• ~. IC OTE. S ., - - amir perit-Twg .TllO6OO l D pYAIItAiir . WIMI PII 91 • 19 , Pen dallksl7 ' 1 II 1/" - isw Ws* •*"' BaR.R° CReIeIRR I• . ~. a 47-74:41- . 11 ;-a s - Fareithsth ..: 1 to Ito .IL DREWESAate of the city of Bristol. slime ef Edison- alitd. h a o tt w d har ber bee n n t , stoltN s " vat, we ei. elm. tom. In tbe county of Middlesex. since that of County Ter- Mss, , , ( c i ,o ile nt li m a i r t fe tettfir T irksl iwf t alb ellae ll ° l f ad t' l r i tr a r .* *. ease• New Kent Bead. In the county of Surrey, and ghee beimitstaameetaryafter this robbery. .. . ott,'lstirs'haeta: eutritosoQo. tir "I' INDIA COMPANYI I TARES, Ite. ~,,ki s• b r 8 s • 'a asa ',Lott's, limbo eldne Road. Lambeth. In the said comity of tiOrrtty. '..1.4 . - i ~-, . 0 r .. ____ ._______ ..z, wow. rAti.oit. . _ . is. 'avielliftsges ail TEAS Imagist it *llia Ist wencher, who bath token the Benefit of an met passed la • -'s ; 0 073:°° 6. 11111 1001 icffi lpflATM ASV_ 14 " ' 61.41 Mt . '. 11 1' ,....1 ". 1/611%0141410,5D5•21, Caress Usu. M.Litt. sear It Beak vaglill ft q . m. skims. titallii,MM•ll,Vill /It. at Estglast: where i tt TEAS are wawa the drat year of the ?sign of his present Majoety /robe larger of Insolvert Debtors In England. are raga to CHARACTER AND . o tiAß e ni rr4 . o* . 11111011 M S, o t As. . • . .. i o ini,„i. at MUM sa d CY* replin AO6 JAMS Meat hi *MD 'lb an pike* oltsvothy any Tee CcaltPa alwi eff MEET the Amigo?..s of the Estate and Elftets of the said cPCSTSIIIII 1 1 0 , 11111 1 •MMS ,.,, ~ ItS, Vits in rllifi nerr i r miall • ut ii rt ad C v." * IAIIil"" As. ;•• -.I: . .• ~.. • la nnadditlnoslonitadalltlioand 's ew / Po e "; George Pyse Aadrewes. at Symonds tan Coffee House, .. ' ' ie.Aa, Rods egg puede, half idle added. At the . • is IL 0, .7. 1 .,,,,, ti.v A . N os . ..,,., uhor t e = s ha wat superior toire gi esl asa ya v alanc e tom e ri rs;Lane. In the county of Middlesex, on Tuesday. i i. .r . :., i. ~,, N )06. In u ti r e po ry s :? f t e . on i s t e t , and twelve ath 0. On Monday fillikalls= was held a Nast Rethed, is l' • r . 7 tat 134.11 11 . I am , tel r it m a im " Si& the vaiieditnlinf; hoe mince silo MO* ill•ea. 4 * lor elock at e :o th on d . a lar ° i t h 3 e before J. Alm., Eett.VeroMet; ea view of elso body etidr. 0 - I.**- to tar. 10 6 . .t., tia. 1 ; ! •.,, 111 ' 1 ,,5i g ' sta .' Mk eaf• i **. sew, DI, heir a lamilea la mace Ma 4 . A iill • ori ardisseatierfrom P the said Assignees, commencing' Thomas Gittcoigee, who was. oe that day,-(morl Mai he tin h rto r • i 1.0,%. - e- , --„,• s u s , 3.1. ste. ply, MIS, are, .13S 341 , SW net.teele moaned et soy o r -ri tot - unite, revising, or drgeedieg any suit or suits at loW• j• his own house, lying with Ills face on the floor aril • ..t s!. Art : "!:,r .n sv4, an, .111. TM Va: WI. Mr mt 'MS: M. M. Won liMieery TeaS kipt at &lir= . Mil i taltnig • '.". .:4_1 3 2.e, Se* mt. ITE L , lt. M. 4,t. tar tia. els . feat; ..- a u ssa i bu i r T e u...b . to e s. 0 4. I supee t e e / on to o . * tart s ollnutetlY fns George Pe Ae ra dt a e c t e n s e . O E lO r la to e t : e nd eo t hit feet In bed. The Jur, brought la ' i feedlot of i PM* oiling. submitting to arbitration, or otiserieleesgreentg . " Died b r ibe Vhitation of thu d . -+ll l t. Oamoigat Wit a - 4 . ' 27 . ' 2l, 42 : 17 8, 9 7.'re, Ve: Za: *a: '' temp 1110-1101.11100. Se, to 10i. ; comeriably site trill/ perste:oak's end Beelettrie ehigliateh Mid Mon g ste t . ow, eat, - , • 011. Mc .t, T.eaeldjaem Mad, Be. to lie.; real ilteso. Ma i t i l i tga i lt• 1 nialter'or this" relent' thereto ; melds° homiest se ;., .he t r oo met wa r s oi n smi, w hom& 44 St e , •ba :- salt s a. Mk see k . i 101 . tok Olt besllgesso. lisrdenpowder 11re. 13a; Simi Re r ' eln g nh tkattgeted SOW - •, '' .1., ' .? CM- get. I. 0 , 4 os„ MX. , Wlt i rl i t ik os • • ' -, • .. -s . la ogi very go. IL MY tamt•Teekey Collansgootpsr,„ll_,:....;+ l K 112 . game. MO 'debtors or aectiontents to the Elate of • ...,. 'Ft 1' ' , elltilidelligi:admitesa of • the. lett* . -pd. Prue Andrewel, and to subetittregto arhitrattea, say '' *is li littlee eV Deft ' • Mid Wll ll ltt il ir r ibitiel etJEbr o . . 4.- - 4'. 1:: . : . 41: .: ' t by Cos ebmona.wilb ressittaagerrrhOittrielly at ie , MIL .1 0 41111 a • fere:Fees or diorites betwees the Assignees, sold any puma 1933, being the ilkie MOM! sod year is ligigh hie latot • cif , t 'is • r" TS 7711 Sp.-Loaf ' sod Eger Boger kept for die Obits liecanaltoga - or pennons for. or on acrotiot. or by reason of any ratter. Ntajesty was born. A:X s :arty perliM of igialle, Mr. r ' ta , 4. : 5 % '' • - 671,-.11.12419, dlea. : - , All Teas; am fessamMeasiablishmeat two werrseted. appse„ pr abbag whatsoever. rotating to the Estate and Et. oueeigne • e parents re frets Derby to Oelbsalln a et /nit eTrlOClcs. "ll.33l7 97 r ale• i 6411 ;31/4 • ie. l ' sB. " 14 874 llswsfite. • and W•MIMIL bli WI, Ile, ?ITO% Wilk lh• PM . -Wets M y the said George lane Andrews', end on other a p e - village near Rtiford, When arrived at a proper age, • s ' lli ' "' en io ...r . Or ale . sea I P l il t •CO amalliaadarkhise--4. VfassioLl.. 113, „ Little , Bell.. s etsi affairs . t And the said creditors small* desttired.toariD7 he was bold appreaticeto a shoemaker of Retieeds who .... • • g.ifte "Asti, tee, 1180.1011 a Mi. WI. aligiloggA.o4 .1 1 , 147. att!se:todok, if ha( Bast of Eagles:el, Wed . 4 i rr ' slab ie the sale time unto the said Assignees. pa I r was a burgess of that place, and at the close 0 his ap- .'"Y s ia ora. um, lest. Ivey, VD 11_0'5 , 115 II lk lI4F, 1141.0 • -.... • 4 - mums ler welting, or his. her, sad their respective do- Orentkeshi Mr. D. was consequeutly entitled •to the Al t It tas lisa me. 1M it • ' a ' law * /I " ee ' R°ll.9 ' TO THE NOBILITY. 6414.4111 Y, ANDIiS,III.IC, OF insade• . stpdast the said George Pyne Andrewes, in order t. .. r _ ~., wi laaa, ton, ISO, ISS. lara, I 1314. ITS MI, Mt . :: i g 1 - Vio, toe. oss, test lain. 1124, *u. Hit te.4. 14106.: lies, • • • THE UNITED KINdIDO, .44 1 a that thatemes , may be investigated. privilege o a freeman, and at his death be was the old. ~. Nat us, IShi, I.lies I:71, 1574 100. SIM„ 1406. JOSEPH COOPE.R. AND SOWS; • . ioillo. GRAHAM and GALSWORTHY, eat burgess upon the list. Some time after the ezpira- tine of his apprenticeship. he obtained a situation is the ‘. - i il k % vm, IMT, 1.40, Ins,. tI I Z W.m. tees , gem 6“y nit, • - . pymond's lon. • • meg* $3& DM, Cri*, ISM, lON. Wok Mao ntos., ern, LOMlNG•aamea •9ID ?VOMITUS , !caesium:ie. rd. 93 - Excise, and was appointed to fulfil the duties of his o ffi ce , iii. " sopt, teat, 100, Ism, trns, .I. a le t , 1074, t r, . . . * W nit OIL 5,1 9 11, Itale, IWO, MS, sus, um. , . SiertOreerVe•rreSe'r WITHIN. • CIALiDCES 711. per lb. by the Dozen, at Thetas% at Derby, which he did to the satishedon of hie superior oe, a , 4 ,4 ~.4. ~.b.,.39 1 1, atom s , _ , • S general trader* (fs' err partieilar Nee. we have. ‘...) ttl6, Issedenhall-street, City; Moulds 91; fine Wax officers, es also those whom it was his duty to survey. .. t • , lt, , • . Ale IqTint .• ~,,2 ~;i: ii .„,,,‘ . ' , w hop, rei t i o l.. s i ren nodal, Bork I, . Dan . d_lot Sa ..; 44, , 1v5 .. r . _ lb. .by the paper ; fine Sperm Candles till ad accident obliged him to retire on a pension whets 1 . a m ss,* at, re, vo. et. 116, se, M. ' sm. ....;....... his., rapertame alai- iiidiront eon ferk re when' we M. Ins-1 nal ‘asuies- Inerely ‘ lifillted , 31 . ; 1410 . 1 ti•ti IS O IP about the age of 40. 'About this time, an aide of Mr. •IN ft* le,"11k1411' 11.7, 196, , 04. 1.7, Ite m LIII, .18 ..„. 4 $ !...!,!, to te t m apo stk ap p e rt e idtgo - mt,t. ono Ite , It to 78. . per ref.; Yellow boat, 665. to Mb.. Windsor 0 . . 8 di e j . who leg him the owaer of several houses. , Pt" 20 . D '`' , " 23m . 274. , e1 1!• 316. . 3 4 1 A 3 'l 'a e 55..... si,' .- .1.1' knowledgmetstriiti off pas'tfweelirs. *Sem ' ini 13" P h• 441 "" Wind' l ' •" ' ; Gem"' ti P seln situate in Derby, one of which is the Crown lan Ihe lo la elk 417. ant 444 ' 437/ ." 1 ' 434 ' 46 : ',' • ' d. - •to do, a . vi , " 747,: i1a ti,,„• Oil 54. pow.Gellen. or 4s. 64. by 'Con Gallons; good Lamp et,, 41, AN 1/4,194, OS, ark vs 0..0 1 4.- 13 4. 1 . 'be. 1 4 0 11 i ►LAI. itiro. zealous and determine mammon aye..Oy__ i , gr their falser patronage. first sant • selected now retorned to Retforth wed agate followed his vocation Oil ga. 6d. As every article Is of the q ). _ _ _ k _ .inakert wh i ch be ese d ebe d ee d e du w i t hi, t . I. La,,, a ll,l L i a a ,,A :„•• L a k 2 7 t o ti 1,. 88 . 1/111.1.1•417•181/01V4, Will. Ike chaaliegr the tints sad eiresmstanees. how- entirely fora family trade. the propri etor deems it use,- " 6 •°" the last ten years. During the libeinothis long life he •9- '4 ; 1.•-• '''' "" -'" - - R - '6WE s% ereag ariateitar • raw wltiehhaz service! tyiee a pew feat:ere*: threpecu- - - miry to observe, w ill be sepplled; orders mire - no stops ir wais never known to employ ashmeeroeStiame geteselly -i IA is .„,..,.., g 41.4 1111111 MG It , t 1 •pa . Illibtre. . • _, , „marts y rears' bill, ervaitge. mit pitted for the cowry. Ones* ase LLOYD'', mel • AIWA el memo. BASatatts, names Iv tot , we - mos se WOO. of Ll•Dibb , 1 . 1 . 6 0 6. • .. • • . ' meats labultaiirt &deed; Where bromic Ma •aiere teepees- • ESTABLISHED UPWARDS OF TWENTY YEARS. the dines's of Om fireenam, Obi* marl, t IsidZe a 41. SrilliEs - ' t • smaL ' ' " wa ll' ist.s.. - ••'- 7 7 4 • 'tree on men qtetepetosessitel fgdoessest ids Ovirreppectsee eir- f*Cf.- 1;„„1,,i r i , For the Sale of Irish Linen hy The Nee*. at the Factory peer, spa oho* he reviled, aessooml a elereint repered • .Cl.!:' . tai 'E 644 NC' : 2 4 1° 0 1 : 11 0/ 111 : 111143 Ai& . 4 . 4 .....,:•:::;12 4 2 tA ° f if t- ie lei"' l'en ' llse 14e -- - - - • N 4 th SOUTH SIDE of BLOOMSBURY - to the hair dresser ' s to hi igishml, basting bawl( ang•t4. 4.1i11. NW. fen. ... 1144're al ay.l:s7Vas fee Marty wars extend- ?flee , 0 . .On • i 4 t, ~.. ..,,,/, dw, w.p.m.:a lials, atm • -.•-• -, . . 1 PT: t e r- •-- ----- , • re e it ime taet, SQUARE, four doors from the top of SoutisamMoil - sirosit. previously applied the scission and rasor,• ma taken ea ppedr gradarataig to matteart. " . , s crmaterto UM me Jra. watelm. • • ...: Ilolborn. taan,la.m, ss, ra so. se. sp a m a n, sw as t arakma, es t tv‘Ll dad . . deriemsoes _ . atmesidhelley under tleseeesseqsentpreessire ~ off the greatest part. purposely with a view to save „ts, us at, at Ist, In. 14. DO, Off, Sol, b. Sa.. D_Leeti; arising froglike wool Veepert . and mailers:rut. Misstate 311 .1-_E IRISH I.IN EN COMPANY beg leave to an- expense . He regalarly weal Data a year to Derby to • , i pi, 3:5 imams mt. n . .. 4e. 406. IC . 411, MA t , 1 ! , 4 ;I si we/hinge has given rile to a ciao qaavulators. who have 'nuance to the Public• that the shove House Is their receive his rents, on which Decades be pat oa b liis best ' 413 ' 114.• 436 ' 437' 4.41. " 4111 ' Me ' 4°l•" ' 4416 17 ' eadeuroared to beisefelthesesetwes ► e rimer:ads ewer, only Establishment in this country, where they continue to -.--:, , wawa tom; woo, atm, sus, f.ll. D. MA 6 17, 6 2 9 . 1 4 0 . 7 , Fs. coat and beets. sod cocked hat,* • which are now itm tu. 10i.50L 4,04 GO& Mt SA Mr: 117 1 ? ife 'VS ?1 , , *IC inferior moaafastoreaMbifite 9ilast;flor iremli t ' cheada. "apply the Nobility. Gentry, and the Public with WAR- been intim more than forty years. It eras his practice 4 11,**.wo. ea, .a• sad irss,VM, to*, Ism. Ws. tium tits. itall. ll ll. yield the greater petits ; ,they are g and decorated. RANTED grass-blesched Limp, for Shirts and Sheets, of always to walk, carrying with him a pale of old saddle t' - 1 • 10.0111° . e a• • 10 .C. 1 .. et /41° . WiLt r 14 4. lb" ' 15 . 7. bid 01.144./nelneed n eck rerrOd to aterwallity. and con- Mrs hest fabric and colour, at a price con"l4nrisbly lower Urt. - Isl6 DS, le IPA, 1111, ~ eft, IL* hags, hung over his shoulders, coatalniog provisions 4- .' . 1.., w. ... ~,,,. 1.4 ~ brit, lese, VOA MM. Sim, smpfeette prect M . 4•••••allte illt-oolgoesoMM t r it t amoot to dresditsey eau be rocarod through any other medium. They ry for his whole joorney. On Cs way thither, as . 1 masa MI, WS. ail. nisi elan. Si a Viell, ?SA ?Va. the 'recite:ger. - . as s • -1 .. u. • • • elyassigege to return the marchassomoney should any fault " 1 17: his return h • nerall reposed dil • toe nog • . - ai sat am ars arap"Mgit: ril4,/,11,,vi, e, Th ere h as 4 yo • ems e eeirease : dale • sprosar. Good Irish Bills mid Bank of Ireland Notes taken a . ,on_, ! eg Forest . _1 l ''' V • "''" ' 41311. d - Itairasadi sZli-Werreelfeset demand:, r as anal_-( and Town Orders punctually attended •1# SI, VA was,. • wee, ' to oat, gara',, ow, glass et tea cities ingot on Nottingaam II rig e thi ki himself and Ids Ise' ilor Os minds of r- see sc a lars. 313 4 tome , 3147 ' stilt, ;1.4 31_01, .347. f, their artirks,lll te eremite sorer pi in by property snore safe than sleeping its a public house, and .... -. - a VA V, 031. NELL 1 '3151, 22/4 35 = chasers . yow Use great disparity ist.the titaryes of dijerele . t -' " .ICIIIN DONOVAN. 4, Bloomsbory4quare. London ;- being too peourions to pay fort bed. or call at .in ion • .•:l 2, , rak - ". ti,sri.nr"" s•Si s "' L i . 3 " 34 ' .7 . : ' houses sighs salisfaeterila exolained. ' ire shall lease all JOHN DOYLE, 31, St. Mary's Abbey, Dahlia, Agents. for refreshment. His saddle bags, on these occasions. • • •, NI . , r • a4l 31.4 * " ***** 4 164.: 12 ta " 3 4 1 1- 14 3a ehlt lk; tit l i t, ostisi.a . as a redi, one( Attestirpgo btar Imre irnisediste _ . . SIGNS. am. , were not only used for carrying the provisions necessary ' , ist 0.. xy 371,, e . ‘ ,..Aqui, mg. ri44..iischig .A., kibfillt. • .': t!ti „a - .1. 't •• 71110WEDN ' S TONIC PILLS, for Weakness of the for his journey, but were also a subservient receptacle I say se, nil, sass r ass. ame, awl, .4: 6 ,....... . ....., fa our deolity Twegeemetti we maid have 1 lu cerne ,* tisairrostiOa„ CeoUvelseas. Bilious leregahri - (~e potatoes, and other eatable which might chance . 4145 ni 4164, 1114, /so. are. •f•Pi sir e 2 "..... ..z z . a pre.; tat we shalt be eat erg withionfiterede met ; fend g e e ..._._ _ 2ooy. iu mussau d e d i ii r ok ~ 4 . 1146 . ( **d to fall in his way, mid trblth he - did sot fait to carry .12,Tett, ") :16, me, " :4,4 41 40 1 .:21 4 - 5, da. c..; ' , 'therefore step betreni the werensesefreilleh said hietherro `""", 7 . 7.7" .. - .1- . k 1110:.. • •:-.-or,-. •• ol 1 . with Wig • -- Mr - If his -•- .;.. v 144. 4 741ae igl43lrtill4444Air''' ' ....." Mgt" pr al, eisd poetised ' vo . a serioes . leje . gy M 1611 - nt.1:6141 ' 11141113154 1 8 1 /111"eirvitt"11.4.1th b." 4"" . 14 .3 414 Silk s'l 1 ,8 - ' • , SW, OM. beta , &ISt, SSA!, j.rst-rate material - aid cr . ' the character Mad malt of 1" ,.... „ broken open and tabbed it lis and task to the amount -- t , 42 . 1114 1 , 44 1 • • 54 . 1 • SM. 63a 6 . sass ..91 . 6. 66 , Wm., an old established Me mi ftlie Hulse, to the more ham, Wa co alas. 111." Pill s. is 'hilt °Pertii°.* ;e B n r t t ri - e - of five bustlred potted', which was but a small sum tom- o_._ liarly mild, safe, and effectual. As a gentle ape . • 444 . 44 * 44 4. 041 4 . 14 .. 6 C.. W MN. SDK "I% " 7 , igte metro:saga , lij tea Itiyeility, Gentry, and publk o f ww they clean end yet strengthen the stomach , rests:the pared with what teas secreted in this home, and thst .. fift. knt, 1164, ISt Me, 14016. WA UNA 140 1 . MM. • 47 - • primp. - le' - g th e bowels ht a cep- escaped the scrutittisiag sesta of th e • robbers. His ' Lasted kin , ie, a.s., oen am, s. .11#1, MOO, filea, OM4. Mee, OW, 671 n, - i ,ll. -, ~. ~ ,„. . .._ eat .... a r appetite. promote digestion, sod keep bow . RP, so.:, :so, 4444, Ws'. 47e. 5;14 sten6 SS, tan, 0,59, 5964 Joss's, Coorsa Ilea SON. In Wm ofrertag t h e - ''' ler sad comfortable state. free from costiveness, bet by no punetnality as a puytuaster for his rent, and that which • • Net NA SW, OM. gra, 61211, mot, eilt sat, *Mb Mk efris, their twiner:to notice, treat they shall eat Sc emosidered as r„ means too relaxed. The Tonic Pills are soli (at Is. 9.1. 1 necessity compelled him to purehaise, was very strict, as 814418eUIRSIR' ' me.' sus . ""' "al ' Ricaß. R 4" IRA% 4'114. atisoPiinY w e a l eke / Nis* " "" ita # 6 mad 4N er irt-the- 4s. ed II • and feats . per box), by tenders of 'moans 0%16 also hie accuracy as a book - keeper; for, at the time issueva. ',come, sea, 6,10. GSM, CS, 643 600. 606, 6311, Lie st moms- •; E • • ale,wi,Ci, acs, .IM saes, ma, hate. eisf, 00k 0170. 11400, Worrisome contains every description of milielooll thf•••••at rbolla nd • S co t l and . and Ireland "' of the roltbery, he had earthily booked the number WOKS" O. atesS, Maw Mak ease. 11511. Mak *wit rata t Attired rk#l lll n re- •eo Observe the signature of "Joie Towsas" on tibsda- . . i - . 41 " K slr, , raj, ...A , t's , lis• walk eta , ee , aila• tuac. 5737, ' •*` ' '''' - LOOKING GLASSES.of raven note, the name of the person who signed bet, and his name round the royal gnus on the seal , • m. V ,... 4 471, cal , q 4 7 .171 I I V". 66.4 : 1 .44, MI l i V• 6 4 6 "• pease s e t ' reduction "kinkier nor taken plare.ree * and entered them, and t h e date; he likewise kept - an - -- , -. 001 , am mit, 111 m . INS, eMO, 6964, 1111.1•, 14., 4,rale , _......_.-orn--•- ,-.- _ , _-_-r____ _____-_--_e las, motet 'last illeui PAM, Pfie, NA, inni, ;, Ca- ito.6, 71* ex nirremel swell 41 mailn4Pe' d sae ) 14 O W "P areirmkril gement of his expenditure, many weeks in which . gaost•fimatoa. 1149.11, , , Yin% 7 10 , WS, 1i, 710 . 71.1 . ; .32, to itsterest Noblemen or Geollemen desirous of fatty op .-- sURREY WINTER ASSIZES, Kimovret, Dec. 39. appeared to be only a peony and twopence, as he chiefly 716, 344 i M. rink :US, MM. 73811,' Pal, .4.1 715 u, 77" th,h .. h... ... ...mom- .' a fashionable article. Irks - subsisted on what he picked op in the streets, n't • 7 . 4 . 7411 fr fist 7411. ;117 7410: 11Or) 76.114, . ;417. 7 46' --- - (------• Mk thfs e at 1 1/1 411 :11 . (Umbers. Weir- The Commission for this County was opened this ihnitit.iiii.,43, ,4,4. 74111. 04 ' 94. ;SM. 7 , ..C.;,.1. - si - S, Tae, thsr j or the Dr mg V - Particularly on market slam by which means he • ' i '70. ;d4 :7 324 ' ••`' 44 ' 7.47 ' 711 ' ;461 ' 71116 ' 7.6.4 77 " 11 : 771° . 7 .4 e. eases Wiadows. Conserratories, 4v. For Windows, Om r emenieg. before the Hen. 51r. , Baron GRAHAM. at the become well known to all who frequented the market, as l a , --tt , nu . :OI 7774. 'MO, 4794. ;JIM 7014. 111141400, o t. Lights , 'll - sto -- " . 1 * * mt. Poco. PrOs. on.s. ;ow. ;ssa. reea e _ or exposed situations. their Plate Gloss wilt be Sessions' House, Horsemonger-lane, after which the he always wore a long coat, which, with his stockings, ....---. c oat net. "fad. 147. 16410, 0131, MA 11171, PIM 044/7,4217: found in a retatierdegree cheaper than Crown Gloss. Tints Learned Judge adjourned to this lowa for tbe , more con - could not be said to contain a particle of the original, - =seSstc, bad, Srtd, UN, eat, time, ma. ow; ash Me, article . fora small ineurance„ will be delivered, fete fr ost venient despatch of business, there base' no aceoranda - they being so patched and dirtied with worsted. A ton • .... • ". 111 dItina, 'co. 10;i, ens. ISt Sl*. VOA 1 1 7. $ ll l, • all,,viol, arts, s -I, 11.94, SIV, eao, woe. tom sem, est?, IN Et t risk or breakage, or large glossa forwarded by spring elle at m __hied. f or t h e s i tt i ng o f t h e other Judie. - r s k e lion IN C.. • of coals would serve him seven years, in the use of - • SA MAIM, 0646, ergs, sine, if* -rte, spit, gag, eyeak ages, tartar, constructed for the purpose, to any Pa- of His Lordship was received at a short distance from the which he was very sparing and econom i ca l ; for i n , 4 41 • Pl"). taw, nr l 4, mil. MO, INC 11;g3. Wee. MIO. sell, stot, kingdom, at a very trifling expense. 1011 ,9"4,1ak. Ku 1,919, t.t:4 4 t1e6. 4 4 b 4 461. ' 6,1 4 tit .0 1 9. MO. SECOND - RAND LOOKING GLARREs tows, Ity • numerous attendance of the Gentry and Ma- asakiag his fire he first pat a few sticks and coals, then 41 1 0 ,11011, poi, s•sa, sot, 0.06, tag, 1043, VOA lel. .. 4 4 istracy. and escorted to the Judges lodgings. whence, a tier of stones, next a few more coals, and at top an - :4 Ks It mot% was , 14: • 14, 1 7 , 1 , 13, 1141,11:4,. rg . l 2: Consta ' KU, on sale at a still more considerable rednetioas. sus uea, r after partaking of refreshmest, be went to chords, and other tier of stones, which, in time, became red hot ; t •a • ' o ~ , CARVING . AND GILDING Mo. etc, too tsar, 0.148. MA, wet . tom ' 0444..--•_-..:-. beard an atpropriate sermon preached by the High. Sh- bat it was only to bake his bread that lie made a lire, at •- • .' 4 mt. , th,..; 01111, NW, 1471, sus, Sol, MS, 5 106 ,, Mtn, 9 SP, 9lf 3' "ll ' In all its branches, with a rids assortment el Chmonorg. , a , eh _ . ap in. hich time lie also roasted potatoes, sufficient to serve 4'..,0 . !WOW ' S** NSA 1041 11109, 10141, tom, 1616, 1 4 1•7, 0 7 14, KIS, Pier, Cheroot, and Toilet Frames. constastly fa vices.-- ru*. . - o'clock , the Learned imager went into w• till t $ ~.. -*Mt ' 2' niaa • I S lc t . 14-74 - KM 1,76441 gels, *DI- tom , OW** Gentlentenderirons of hosing the Frames qf Faiatings or About two him he again baked. the Hi s house was indeed a miser- 1111 ‘161, San, sing WM • OM vert Mee tall • OW • 9121 • deseroing Court, when the Grand Jury were called over and sworn. able abode, and had more appearance of a receptacle an, askosi , usu. wzits, mio i . . . • I . . . . pilau re.gitt. mill fend the terms as les II are de- There was a numerous attendance of Geotlemen. The of filth, than the resilience of a human being; it was maims Yams sal 1, 4 , y e .. . a ,,,,,,,,,,, a th . f ...„, .. i cm . notice. When the gala/airy is large, and d h 1 , Wowniehnin. re ittl.nners, row mg wrie irons of age den remora,. they mat lbw jtaielsed Hou . H. 0. 'transit, was foreman ; the rest of the Grand indeed unfit for " mortal ken," the walls not having I's ' "Mak ` " 4 "1 .6 . r..rio, LI - - ',,,,, I.= tl-47:444 40406: 1 S ou the spot with the greatest care and dispatch. Jury were the Oentiemen who usually attend the been wl.ite-washed, or the floor washed for more than _____ PAPK.R . HANGING, Assizes. terenty.years. In one corner lay . a heap of stones for ND, Ilk LONG ACRE IS THE SHOP Is every decorative department, in the f i re' style of ate- Mr, Berea r GRABAM delivered a very short address to his fire, in another hundreds of pieces of leather, such .* seels-a rednced scale as will a "et . 18 ' the Grand Jury. He observed that many intelligent and as old soles, which he had gathered for the purpose of /TRY BEST AND PE CILI A A s t i 4,4I CAR„ • 111 AND gals". anon terial saviug In large ref:Wares. excellent persons had suggested the expediency of a mending his own. Many other instances of his parsi- .- "- . I PI.OOR-t:LO'rliS IN LONDO • vg. CABINET WORK 1 delivery at this season of the . ear, in consequence A monions disposition might be named, but they would T11T.,11,2,1,,,,„...r,..., of t b m is o : I. l r l i . e l .E d o ,g h hfi,ls en t hegs frfasittfectured in a Csuperiormasner. with every a/teatime . at of of which lPholsie4Jelts(iowvoeurlidraneonwt have as opportunity etiatliir OCcOpy too much:of t our or sopoacoel.d clock,hp o ri . nc . i . pal . part .ao o . t Public,e who are to the newest fashion and latest improrensersr. in alp circuit. Per ro ne his furniture con i d . , not nindahing or ex rile' • to 'the unusual Low Price parte/eat will be found a great rariety of the mesa elegant : of forming a judgment as to the wisdom of such a me t - mole, pea 9 an d several old chairs, all of which bad been the !property bit tom his reduced his t . S • mg adapted for Noble:sweated Gentle." . sure, Hi s Lordship, however, could not help olsserving. o we stows to, and fee,.. oo ea teo u t per o so t. r Masufset t ured articles odosi of bis father; none of them appeared to have been s ; ~,^ N' t Ankle wig ell) VI won lespee ioe scab, prices at ra reduced beyond all former precedent. that however iolviseable it might be, as respecte d t h e in- classed for a number of years, or evert removed front - newer We Deseriptioa given. IN THE UPHOLSTERY ARRANGEMENT , tessera of public justice, the season chosen (or this expe- their situation, being covered and surrounded with dust. 7.1'1 /rat Loadm ado Brussels d elegance. haring se- . , 'ss • - . ' . 11 ~ .... yard l:4l- Il i d o ' to s i lir Thep hare atta ied tf: ti c . ;:b w iaz la:team iniroduetioa m.o. mama could not but be deemed inconvenient to many t o , great thickness. Mr. Clascoigne lived and died a Fasees,,A .atet i se d i m _ r '''' li&t. 4, A ileted "try article Dan' R Bed tairmersobse.fross persons whose attendance was requisite. This was a bachelor ; the fall account of his property is SOY known, - - --- - - ra t for Drawls:, or aka- stoats. . -I halserw,A,l i• f the year observed throughout ell Christendom ti .. 41 tn . ,t iler arptting, at all prices. the plainest to tke most coatis style. Families caw be wait- IMMO 0 „ . ti . but supposed to be some thousands. The whole of - • , down. from toned Fluor-cloths, property Stied ed on in any?art qf the coantry set . 'tk designs and patterns, by thankagivieg an joy, and was ill suited Co uld e duties which will belong to his two nephews. Mr. o.'s patched 2 3to 4 6 at no other charge aas the Ira mg expee d tys. at *rife, which this proceeding imposed upon the gentry and coat, an ancient saddle which he used when in the Ex- !birth 2 , from -- : : go fi 0 each . , egrars...forwarded with furnUnre to any i :see a yeomanry of the country. His Lordship wo say no cis., and several other antiquities of the same dessrlp- thaa6ett toe Fine Wool Rags of every Coloor for Draw- lie kirkall expense Of Paebar. more upon this subject ; and shortly . after adverting to small charge per isi . w sores . Hon, it is said, wonld ' tnake a valnahle addition to the log Rooms or Carriages . and prevent. the risk e f breakage - or hurry. the principal eases In the calendar, hi dismissed the curiosities in the British Museum. In an electioneering .. „ Table lovers, Travelling Saps. he. &e. . TURKEY CARPETS. Grand Joey to their room. squib, printed in 1592, are the following lines, which , ' I :IIE‘PER THAN EVER. . ... Arrest Varies H e i n imported a laryequaality, they are enabled " The caleadar contains Si eases, nine of which are corn- s h ow the state of the coat at that time, and of a truth ha . ~,, y et 1 spited Mrttinc from 11.1. per Yard. e tam lest to • r • warranted, of the finest gisollig, of large aid small mitt/tient* for the (loaner Sessions, and consequently • . $ has continued to wear it ever since ;- the toentry, arid a Mien! price gives for Y. k • f rabic terms Mance* be obtained 1111411:1011 1 . on store aeon Is tried ut these Assises. The following is an'ab- Did as d l rzehnn. r. russets bad all other ar- cans" • •• Heil I been this fam'd p oet,i'd have wrote. : at any other brae Its Leaden. U , Full stature and civil Suomnen. stract of the remaining 82-viz. ' 'Bout Gasoolgoes bald ofd hat, or worsted eat, , . • ' • • .j . 4. R. S' ensnesi ' , acting equally reasefsabk. .i . • 3 Highway robbery-4 stealing from the person-11 . No man dare undertake to count the stitched, no wt . h any new houses that ere upend SEASOI4ED FLOOR CLOTHS, • '''' t he Pt+ use f N housebreaking-3 rape-4 horse-stealing-I receiver of Or take the grease in Hine days from Ms breeches." . . , I st. Nbrie. P •paog og inferior goods to deceive the Fitted to plea, atm* reduced in Wit'''. stolen Rods -• d stealing in the dwelling house-1 for- ' . *1 -_ , _ FUNERALS. FURNISHED, go ry-3 stealing from the person-lbigarny -7 burglary o , • ... .. And condneted witis tAegrearredoeiellika•Jeoattir Plainest _ rlllll6--Yelterday morning, about two o'clocw. . 11.1.:IB F:XTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA. 19 larcenies-2 sheet:stealing-4 sett . of base Are broke out in the house of Mr. Childers, slopsell ' .. ). ij • . X ti y-2 poaching-5 assaults-6 vagrants. ,i. Prop , ra ion are conron'entrd all the Sledici- an d w ith moisten( regard to economy, milks:al ditainish. mane Before . Justice „ 10, Upper East Smithfield', which consumed the ' • • • • sal Properties of the .ll r. *AVIA?. • i nt , Sarviparille Root. even to a per- j 52 far neeessarg resperttly. :limes and fixtures of the shop, and mesh other pee. Tes t y aistarshou of the senators, with which it iv peeper...l.- To evince the anitely, feet for the effective console- w as convicted of stealing, at St. Goenege. Bob Fryett . , . , petty. The firemen, with buckets and pails, succeeded --. • , • " ...... Ihmicm,therefurr, who, from various cruses, would on seers and other monies, the ton of their orders, they MO, engaged artists competent Smthwark. eight pr yp , • in confining the dames to the lower part of the premises. - .I. • Webte 56,55 • • • 4 . . . . a ...... : : ~1 ~„,_ .......,i.,,,e. or With whom is would h. of Js Wird . rod seated • tl to four menthe it . lir eibibli drucings. hard toevery display of taste. eeo- property_ • , 1 :soother tire hroke ou t on Sunday evening at six • , . Twiny:T....Jaw 10 prepare the decoction, toe Fluid Es- ~,,I. a nd deganeee amen Ask • as oraa p '" l-8 'W e "' prisawant• o'clock, in the house of Mr. Stiles, Latham Common, • "• • • Lecris, : eh "i4l.en the ads anlarell or PottnhtlitY and ar Mg feendelk enebtasennseals will forma prostiftentfealsre. On4sta the Hon. Mr. Baron Gateau. ' ...• ". • : II an 01 . T , y . am, will be (mord a meet clemrshie mode ray Nettlesome. or Gesateamen desirous of exchanging or J o hn F • we was indiete.l for a burglary in the Kennington, the interior of which and the greatest part '- • I c sell.rot this smelt rsteen rot i setteeire. disposing elf their/smilers, :vilified animatediale upper- dwelling-b vi Wm, Wedge. of 13, Waterloo-road, in of the property were destroyed. ~ , T ielhn•asee i .. . • s • • I .... ll _ ... , a 4/6461111. has emir ..I moat ben"acial are Nail, of ejecting the same at their warehouse. f e 12th of December, and stealing a metal Last week, at Penevarow , Cornwall. in the parish of •'.: y - 1 72 ,4 % Me Skin. sal' as Die Scorbutic Affections. Eruo . • Approisomento. In TOMS or Country promr,..y - 01 *mend, the night u St. Winnow, a child belonging to Mr. Tailing, of that . . . . "al sea, etecoadary V) mptsas be. arisinc fruits a di,. dp i li a , I hisarty. The property was found in the • wee I, pro; - , tiled Vale of the . Sun .tithe primmer the day after the robbery . it place, fell hum a stool OD which it was standing, into . ~. r * 6 ., ,,,t . a)ses at large. It may 1m IlLess either j u .,,m coppno and go, bovine sm... y full expleareed the Pois e s combined with water, rendering it of Ilk, moue d that he was inok Immediate sobstanee of their arranger/seals. ra t nert4- was prove . en open : but there the fire. and seas so dreadfully burned that It has since -• ... - stream , 1., the dreortioa. Jury found the die d. 4 cofte aiirm. that a redoetiou V from oh to St per emit , being 00 rent it was broken, the F . td.,7 4 t , ',Valid tt•id by Hatters% Chemists, No. 4, these- : a ., h e offered for the adrantar of Insmediale mecpunst- prisoaer-Nitot Guilty. On milky, as the Merton coach passed the Horns, at .. . ,'lr'lllA.a. set 259 R t street the A • r •I .-- kg/ andlaitale grarroos postromaje 0/ the uneur.enao, Dec, n.-WednesdAy morning, Mr. Kennington, the coachman not having his eye steady Fos ":"A". 41' . W • eir" ' m.t4"ne",. '-‘' 4 and race 1110/4 • . ,w 4 , 4,: .'On , 60, _ a terlotol64*••, ......0 b Oren ; flack- „ ,, s tdie ..„ .. , . ~,,._ Cawkwell received a reprieve for Ben. Cooper. the young the leaders, he come in instant contact with a heavy f *i o ._ . 011 , thahiiii ; and by thy prsweipal nett-rm.. rott•rs , ' I ,... iiimf r oc ealtirsitod 6 - the Town, by t aki ng UGC man w h o rolobeiLide,Siock.of Tbaxtedoand who. but for waggon, which upset the coach, with a heavy load of S "'Admit Ike u - - • II „„ ii. ailed Kingdom. I. bottles at es. . and r oute if the bletek di r•C t i -v B ;4 0 0 mot flostary-smovre, tl ie 'measles of tba Royal matey, would have been exe. pasoengers; fortunately ;so lives were lost, but several . ...i • Rees , Wirt to mot f " ss fete iostkeet itsois.iny ' will find .... ... .. camel this day. The two persons apprehended on the is. bruises and dislocatitro.4 Mop phoulder oe re the unfortn. • 0, t:111," ao I•• or Rutkee Mid Extract Sarseps- I t e pa red streets. I f ormation of ' Cooper, alining ceecernsd in the robhery. , nate result. .. . • . actattuus are in circutation. 1 93, Hiskopsgate-street Witilin. sr itt.o: • • t 6 , . . I