The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-08-20 00:00:00

_ Tbt Th( )t LONDON, TUESDAY, *Altitifiri 20 3 1822; • sys e fr e 'g ib; g4jewit**l is ti* AWit aid IMMO ilia es As Sealbk I!" CUMBER 345 1 . GRAND NAVAL FETE AT VAUXHALL. - - - Cnier the especial patrons's of his MAJESTY, and in lionour of the BIRTII•DAY of H. R. 11. the DUKE of CI.ARENCE, Admiral of the Fleet, Se. TO MORROW EV ENINO.—The very great oath faction expressed by thousands of the Nobility and Gentry, who honoured the Royal Gardens with their pre .rnee at the Fetes given to commemorate the Birth of our most Gracious Sovereign, and of his illustrious Brother, the Duke of York. the Proprietors hare determined on haviug one more brilliant Gala, in honour of the Birth of his Royal Highness the Dale of Clarence; aid notwith standing the two recent Galas were decidedly the most su perb ever witnessed at the Royal Gardens. It is respectfully announced the Naval Fete To-morrow Erasing, shall be equally 'magnificent with those which have preceded The Amusements will consist, as on the late Gaya, of such a combination of Talent and Wonders, as were never, till then, seen at any single Fete, ris.: — And as there Is not any other particular event to celebrate daring the usual pe riod of the Gardens heist; open, it Is mast probably the last this &m.o.—J. B. Legitimate. the Mike Repo Prodigy —Looguemare's weaderfal "weft !—Jeat Beittnek„ the Mack Rope Prodigy!—Yong linelhlast leen* Flying Devil I—Bellied's sable and Same. the wonderful litliat,Jugglerl—mo neignicent Fite-weektiof Hongler !—ThebeautifulHepdmplaslisoptroa —Hydraulic Exhibition, by Mr. Morris!--Gese more the most brilliant Illuminations, *c.—The Canted will com mence at Eight o'clock, and will consist of several Naval Pisces and appropriate Sous. The Sneed Act will con clude with " Rale Brirania. " by the whole strength of the Orchestra, both vocal and iestramental.—ln the averse of the evening. Juan Bettina, the wonderful Flying or Mack Rope Prodigy, frill Ply through a Balloon ea Fire. sur rounded by Fire-works !—Young Bettina, the lariat Devil, will take an astonishing Flight, and perform Pews( extra entleary feats of agility, In the same manner es Isis Father. —The Fire-works will be provided by the celebrated Madame Hensler, whose productions have every evening elm such universal delight and astonishment; and us she is paid, on this occasion. a large ma extra. she bee undertaken to produce the most magnilleeet FIRE WORKS ; in the most brilliant part of which J. B. Loeguemere. the Tight-rope Prodigy, makes his wonderful Assent on the Rope.-11amo Santee. Young Loogoeuverg end Juan Bettina, may properly be termed the Three Woe/terse the World I-- , The Cosmorama—French Theatre, Grand Sub marine Cave, and Water-works, as usual.—•.• Rana Sam e's lut appearance at the Gardens this season.—The Concert, Military. Scotch, and Pandean Buds will perform during the eveelng.—Early in the morning the Royal Standard will be hoisted on the top of the Orchestra •, and at One P. 141. a Royal Salute will be ilred.—New Cloak Rooms have been Stied vp, cad respectable Females ap pointed to attend on Ladies.—Extra dean will, be opened. —No orders admitted.—The Pollee will be eider the di reetieh of vigilant Officers froth Daley Hall. Mosethwerk and on this occasion several ultra villl he es w i:led. and . statieued in various parts of the Gordon.— open at SVC!: Perfeemanees mainnisnee at Belf-past ihtvet.—Atf mission, is..lid.—Viva! ANGEL !NM • ST. CLEMENT% STRAND, • 11101111 AA COACH perms Yon 11141VieLLINII % ADD CON. . YtTING TA attlA AND 11/11170ANDIZZ. THE FOLLOWING MAlaittiltber COACHES go front the obey* : Paris Royal Mall, via Dover, Tuesday NW Frhlay Nights, at Twelve. Portuaoath and Gospel's 111 =0..a., terillieith sad Portals% *KT its DM I, and Sunoiny at halt-past 6. Oa ka arrival a sally to the hie of Wight, to convey payseages cad parses; and • Mall Coach sets of to Chichater, through Drayton, Havant, Eraismorth, Gicteeestcr Mall, through Healy. Oxford, and Clhallenhafel, every Evening at a quarter past 7, sad Sunday at half past 0. Dover and Canterbury Mail, through Graveesod, Chatham, and Faversham, every Evening at a quarter past 7, sad Sunday at half-past 8. From Canterbury. passengers and parcels are conveyed to Deal, Margate, Rainwater, Sand wich, Ac.; and from Dover, paroels sr* conveyed to Folk stone, Send ate, Ilythe, Diuschurch, Romney and Lydd. Milford Mail, through Carmarthen, Llandilo and Haver fordwest, every Evening at a quarter past 7, and Stuadays at half-past 6. Bath and Bristol Post Coach, to carry only Four Inside, through Reading, Marlborough. Came and Chippeaham, every Morning at • quarter past 6. Bath and Bristol Post Coach, every Afterooon at IL Bath Light Post Coach, in two days, to wry Doer laude. through Nialdenhaad, Reading, Marlborough, Devi,* ',awl Stashans. Monday, Wednesday. and Friday Morstinp, at Moe. This Coach is chiefly intended for the accommoda tion of Families, Invalids, Art. who ascot nodergo lbe fatigue of such a distance in one day. Brighton Light Post Coach, through Cockleld, ike. every Morning at 8, except Sunday. Cheltenham Original Post Coach, to marry only Filer In side, every Morning at 7. Chichester, Bognor, tad Petwortb Post Coach. Monday, 'Wednesday, and Friday Mornings, at • quarter before 7. Dover and Canterbury Light Post Coach, every Evening at half-past h. Ditto, every Morning at half-past 6. Gudalming and Guildford Telegraph Coach, through Eir• sem, Leatherltrad, Clandon and Horsley. Tuesday, Thurs day. and Saturday Mornings et 10. Gloucester New Post Cosa, the Champion. through Wicomh, to Oxford, Cheltenham, Hereford, Carmarthen, Ross, Swansea, ite. every day at l. Henley Coach, through Madenhmad, every Afternoon at I Sunday axcepted. Litilehamplen, Arundel, and Petworth Coach. Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, a quarter before 7. Maraate Ramsgste, Deal, Sandwich, and Broadstairs Light Post Coaches, every Monies and Evening. Oxford Light Post Coach, through Henley, he. every Morniog at 7. Portsmouth New and Elegant Light Post Coach, the Re pastor, to carry only Four Inside, through Kingston, Guildford. Petorsfleld. and Poetics. every Morning at S. Coaches from Portsmouth to Chichester, on the arrival of the Mail, through Emsworth. Cosbam, Bc. to Bognor. Salisbury Post Coach, to carry only Four Inside. through Staines, Basingstoke, Whitcharch, Andover, Le. every /darning at 7. Stroudaater Coach. (removed from the Ball and Mouth.) through Abingdon, Faringdon. and Cirencester. Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, at a Quarter before 7. Wallingford and Wastage Coach, through Maidenhead. Nettlehed, sad Harwell, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Monday, at 8. No 66666 N COACHTS. York, Newcastle, mud Edinburgh Coaches, and to all Parts of the North, every Skraing.at a quarter before t,. Manchester. Lancaster, Kendal, Rochdale, Haddonfield, Sradford, Lords, Halifax, Rotherham, Sheffield and Nor with Coaches, daily. CARRIERS To Tsriekenhus, Brantford, and Isleworth, every Mon day, Wednesday, Fmday, and Saturday. EAVES and Co. Proprietors. Pareeis aid Packages are safely and expeditiously CAR. Tryrtl from this INN to every City, Town, Village, and Country Seat ID Use following Counties, vix.:— Berks, Hereford, Surrey, Sucks, Gloucester, Sussex, Cornwall, Kent, Wilts, heron. Oxford, Worcester. Dorset, Hints, Somerset, South Wales, All Peru of the Isle of Wight. Jersey, Guernsey, and all Parts of France, AND TO ALL PARTS Or Tns ?wank Nest Post-Chaises, &c. at the shortest notice. Just Published, pried ed. LETTER to HENRY HUNT, Esquire. Ni t t JOSEPH JOHNSON, of iltanehester. containing as *mount of the Transactions between the two parties, ?tom the time of the first visit of HENRY HUNT, Esquire, to Lancashire, up to the time of his receiving Judgment is the .Court of King's Reach; and particularly with regard to MONEY MATTERS between the Parties. "By Heavens, thou art all lie !"—Orwsv: Published and Sold by James Wheeler. 3, Cottowetrerk, George-Leigh-street. Manchester ; and R. Cantle, N.. b. Water-lane, Fleet-street. London; sad to be had of all other Booksellers In the United Loftiest. LOOKINO °LASSES tad FURNITURE.--tieve ral large SECOND. HAND MATES, are now on sale. at Cumin and Son's 3111131Miery. 93, Bishops gate-street, Within.—Some ofa is trAgg ghee its admira bly adaptell for him dining wed almost drayint ream. A large eateelinent of Waal . PUP, and Cheval frames, art* New And. brilliancy; the peibrifeintled Plate aim for .3111bolOws, Ca grtldit may also be manyfactured as high as 130 by 71 belies. 190 by SO. or to any given dimensions. Noblemen, Gentlemen, Surveyors. PRopietors of Hotels sbd others, will And this Warehouse deserving attention, from its extensive Variet y of excellent Cabinet a nd Chat rWork. The upholstery arrangements displey some sew specimens of peculiar neatness and elegance, with the still greater advan tage of mummy in the charge. J. C, wad 800 In particular direct the attention of the lublic to their newly Invented Wash-Hand-Stand, ambit& g certain conveniences (especially useful to Invalids) la .Irhichnli alluvia is carefully prevented. • • A considerable assortment of Turkey Cantata ; and ether Carpetting on the same redaction. KITCHEN RANGES, &e. THE Nobility. Vestry and the Public are respect hilly solicited to Inspect JOSEPH CHATEA sad Co.'s Royal Patent Steam Kitchen Ranges, which la t 1 is t , . Cooking will beet a Hall or Stair-ease. boil weer he wash ing Tabs, and dry clothes le a Lengthy. Ake. at • a stems of sixty feet. The Patent egaslatel/ it simple upright Sae in the boiler, over which the oven Is placed. -by that seems it eines Itself, and heats the oven end boiler mach qglekee than soy plan yet ofesird to the Public, completely doing away wh the horizontal Sees whisk gives so mush herb!' particularly In the country ; the ranges are made to suit all steed realities. mod may be bad with the even agd holler oily, The same patent is applied with the greatent eeeseas todlV Stoves, and cooks with far more ease endless Asel thug nther plan yet discovered ; sad has the weans of loft bola 20 to SOU gallons of pare fresh water teas sea wailer, II She course of Gunder. The principle to be seen lo adios every Tuesday and Friday from Hite 'o'clock. at No. 10, Long Acre. N. I. Register god other Stoves. Fenders, Fini•lrons. dee peweet and most elegant patterns. TOOTH-ACHE AND EAR-ACHE.. PERRY'S ESSENCE, hat received the Moieties aid et tie rest diatiageshed peremages the Myles', er with the meted testimony alba the fatesie ga l l iZz, tad %seeress tameable cosuasets Medical Journals. whom it bas be.. le tae " Darr metre area anemennate toe linditiesemel AND CAll-lese." It lostedessoossly INF n om , Ike oursclatiag psis. Or i lismal l trodUZl eall SAE IMilb *wear desey, Me Gum balm loess Teeth. sad readers Mon inn • serviceable le tlie latest period, aad ellemsafly pretests We Teeth-Ache. - Said Is bottles. at Is. lid. and 9. 9d. by Batters'. Cite. mists. No. 4, Chempaide, and MI, Regent-street, Leaden 1 20, Waterloo Place, Edinburgh; SS, Sackville-street, , and by the principal Medicine Venders throughout the United Kingdom. MACHELLE PATENT SELF-ACIINQ INJECTING APPARATUS. rigANT persons, especially those of sedentary ha lt& bits, ars very liable to an aceeraulatioa In the lower portion of the intestines. This Lind of costiveness Wages plies, abdominal pains, and various other distressing and sometimes daugeroas symptoms, admit of imperfect remo val by the use of purgatives; it Is in such eases that the Patent Self-acting Injecting Amanitas is strongly recom mended by the first professional gentles., of England and Paris, as afording in a manner far superior to any other Preach or English contrivance, the most prompt and elks mai relief. And what renders it extremely saleable Is the manner M which It can be used by the patient himself, with out the aid of a secoad persoa, and who Is Is fact his owe operator. To be bad of Mr. Knagg. chemist, PhmadillY. nrPoniio the eanfeb, end at No. 3, Great Ryder-street, St. James's. Dods, d pistols ow. Hoe. Thy house, and (in the cap of 1164 That honey-drop) thy pleasing wife. SOCRATES, by his discourse on marriage, so ea raptured his auditors with the subject, that the married men flew to their wives, and the bachelors hastened to be wedded ; sod " The Spectator" has affirmed, that the word " wife" is the most agreeable and delightful easels nature. The sacred Institution, then, of marriage, compasses the desideratum of our enjoyment ; teeming not only with hap piers' ea earth, but disposing the soul Itself to harmonise with bliss hereafter. Previous, however, to entering into this hallowed obliga tion, it becomes an imperative duty, not only to regelatethe passions, but to cleanse the grosser nature from those Im purities, which the freedom of unrestricted pleasure may hare entailed upon It. To the neglect of such attendee are attributable many of those hapless instances. which, while they excite the commiseration of the beholder, should also impress Mai with the' fear of self-reproach. Luxurious habits will effentinize the body—a residence is the tropics will relax the elastic fibre—but more especially does the premature infatuation of youth too frequently com promise the natural dignity into a state of Inanition, from whence the agonized sufferer more then doubts the chine* of relief. To all such, then, we address ourselves, °feria, hope—energy—muscular strength—felicity ; nor will oar advaaees appear questionable, sanctioned as they are by the multiplied proofs of twenty years successful experience. The easy cares of married life, are sometimes disturbed by the suspension of those blessings which concentrate the nuptial wreath—for the female habit is often constitutionally weak—yet it can be strengthened, and deficient energy 1.- proved into functional power. In every rase of syphilitic Intrusion, as well as In every relaxation of the generative economy. we pledge our ability to cure speedily, and with effect. Earnestly solicitous to expel the unfeeling empiric from the position so presumptu ously taken up, we des late from general principles with less hesitation ; and eonffilent in our own honourable integrity as Members of the College of Surgeons, we refer the suffering community of either sex (especially those entering into ma trimonial life) at of" to our house, where daily attendance is given for personal consultation ; and letters from the country are immediately answered ; these must motile a remittance for Advice and Melieine, which can be forwarded to any part of the world, however distant. U 0414 and Co. M. It. C. Berg/aim, Pio. 7. Jermyn-street. St. James's, end No- 11. Bouverie-street. Fleet-street, Loonies. Just published (Fifteenth edition), The MO'S of LIFE, a familiar commentary on the sheet Diseases. By 0085 and Cu. Addressed to the Youth and Maturity of both Sexes. May be had at 90, Paternoster-row; ' 69, Pall-mall ; 10, Princes-street, Soho ; /74, Fleet-street ; tad of all Desellers. Price lits. lASI* INDIA HOUSE, August Ib, 1842. ' THE Court of Directors of Me United Company of Ilterehaetc J England, trading to the East Indies, do hereby yin Notice, That a Oaten! Court of the said Company will be held at their Neese is Leadenhall-street, on Wednesday the 29th instant. fro* Nine o'clock in the Morning until Six lo the Vitale., for the filtration of a Director of the said Com paey, In die roam of John bells. Esq. deceased. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. IV- r • . I. . 4 • -.-...• syn ..7,- l .... . 1 i . . grilt.'•it s't! ( - 1 , • " • yi i . i • ~ i • . i I • • _... . . . ..... iI I I fESDAt *II . G UST 20; 1822. i ' . —.7-:---..4--- , : Pp RN fell is die /gold mod SYDNEY Med me Ms Sealbid !" PRlcs Sic , .•i i I EASt INDIA HOUSE, August Hi, 1642. • Mi . Pearl. renewed his objection; as it bad be e n ' Esquire, frog THE Court of Directors of Me United Company of deposed by the last witness that the original doeu- w, ensteta i eg aa A. Neediest. of England, trading to (As East !milks, o l two punk ,. fio , do Aereby gin Notice, we nt was in existence a fortnight age it Should now I . 1 NT, Euro " That a Burnt Court of the said Company will be held be produced, as the best possible 'detests was re- ; Judgment in the a , t , thole Reese_ Is Leadenhall-street. on Wednesday the eStb paired is a ll casea . C ou ld t h ey teeter , to ca ll t h e with regard to 1 i e5 ..4 6 °.. for iti ti i le ne 0,111 of t a ho p hlorning "Si Six l° the loose document now before them the best possible evi- I. • ; . f tremor of the said Com- . l i i , t i L May, in dee ream of John Teas. E. deceased. device ?-certaisly not, The prosecutor should hare -OTWAT: . i JOSEPH DART, Secretary. applied for a Jidge's order to hays a search made .= 3, cotton-etreet. warrant of rens: which cued ~. ~, . 1 , . ; , . Carole, Nu. S. t l b i e w y m Magistrate g h t have a • ; o be had of all POLICE. . .—,...--...1 GITILDNALL.A very decent-looking man w „ not be refuted. . TURE.—Seve- Wrestles op yesterday by Smith, the Warden of Black- Sir R. Bean te.—l f that is the cline . I tau k l ear n &ft, an ttes , „ Mare.bridge, from whose exertions be had been pre• my business . We cad only grant warrants of search r i • .., & 1 ., i t Bi s hop,. vested fries throwing' himself oter the bridge into the for goods stolen. pMpor.sePts thatrrag to re f e o d ni t a th tho the e w ni or s :li o y f M ja a s ti c s e tra in te. a H oy e 1 . iIISO NW admire- Themes. The poor•fellow, it seems, bad climbed to the i elegseellrerler' ' top if the hallostrode , about eleven o'clock on Sunday s" I . M. H o er An d foresees , and was, is the very act of throwing himself way that a warrant would he granted. .. armee A . edited by ewe passengers, and detained till the Mr. Az.Lar.—l shall take tan to here to order 1 •. i re.— amide officer case up, wbe, finding him quite cool, and appa. served on the pritoeinr harridan oh his tried the ori- -1" lathes, ISO reit. Possible of his raslicondnet, upon his promising final document, which Turner 'weirs was in bin bro. 1 • q ue en o f H ote l s to ge immediately bum, suffered him to depart. No there possession a fortnight age. If it be sot then I I 1 • wring attention, Heiser, however. was he at liberty. then he made a brought forward, the copy we hold will be fell and tandChalrWorit. snoo d attempt, i n w hi c h h e h a d reryeeir l y „ cow a r d, *Ad case *Adept evidence, as MN decided in a late of a II greaser lutes ,. and It was with the greatest difficulty Smith was able NM 5p00411102111 0( ip- money-limier. who had abseosded with bills, which , s to p rer m st hi s f a lli ng l ate t h e a re ,. H e b ogge d ear - be destroyed. The testimony of Turner certaisl r y stir- attention attention of the easily to be permitted to go; bat Smith. after this Prised him a little; but if be had swore te ll' the i rtotalidn,vacritsli: sewed attempt felt it bis duty to convey him to the check itself wedld bare been produced there that day. Compter. Os his *ltemisation yesterday. it appeared Sir R. BIRNI/I.—l fancy the caselor the prisoner ty Carpets; sad he was s jouruyntas carpenter. is the employ of M r , has not benefited snitch by Turner's former evidence, H a w *, o f S tar C omer. H erse „ d „, f. Hi s w if e ae . or that given by him on this day. I cannot give ere- 1 i beaded before the Magistrate. with an infant at her dean to such a *hens. • breast. and explained. u the eases of his rash attempt, Mr. A Luet said that the whim had prevaricated, lie ere "Wet - shut thee hod w ee ftheerieg under some pecun iary and should be made to feel the coo s eqoeni es of doing so. —Terser was then asked which testimony he would A ch T i 4 „, e dmen e s " " ;, ll , dicey I, he had ► bets eanosesed to the Court of • .1 ;.. 4 ' 01 woussess wash. c eee d ewee f ee 4 email debt. anti b e i ng „ e w e to m o te abide by; that given at the fitst examination or at . t. ate Odessa of his pigments, se directed by that Court, an execution present ?-11e said by the last. .i '. The several witnesses were then required to sign " Iliffillikt die ill had boonititeestened. the dread of which had drovel. t ' )i i b r y m tha idt t quiekaserit hi m *d i ~,,,! sti. „f making, sway w i th hi mse lf, their depositions, and were bound over to prosecute at .: • i s '• kt e .I sompletely doing The priaoaer, appurieg 'passible of =A 01.8c00.11(N.: the next Middlesex Sessibus. so much losable aid elleavowiag aU tumult's of *loathe . it. was dis• Mr. PLATT hoped that the primate troftlei be ad- t made to suit all . b .„,„, ust• misted to bail. . • • maw seem, Mr. . . oven mid boiler - — o . . Aid. [Aces very humanely ;palled tits wife to me. and lees bud him. sal gave her some silver so assist in relieving Sir R. BtlNln.—The circamstaosse of the este Will m not warrant me to do so. • . • ._bas_ a tb t :=l of theatre. their present difficulty. The prisoner was then finally constifitted to take his . I,7 0 ; to r be semi* I sa uge ileums, • a pauper, belonging to St. Faith's. trial at the next Westminster Sessions. to tw soteft c h, et wee beemOt up on the charge of the Overseers. as We emit a tedious and unimportant examination of dee the tate termed lb. Workhouse Act, for reties- Mr. Hill (the prosecutor's solicitor) by the prisoner . i, Fine-irons. Be. lag to week at the employ (mead for him by the parish, himeelf• be bring fatly capable of performing the same. The HATTON-GARDZN.A gentlemen applied at this of. , CHB, pamper s ft app ear 4d, w i t h hi s w if e en d f am il y , h a d fice respecting the old rusty arms found in a hones a i 1 d the * Ret i es bees hareems's to the pariah for upwards of • twelve. few days ago, in order to explain the circumstance. I perasuages is neuebe sod Seemed determined to be saintaleed in lie said his father bad been formerly the quarter-mu. ImsaY of e• dust W }ado, regularly re fin e d * go s e an y emp l oy ter in the volunteer corps that Sir C. Price command- blabk t emu"' sass bees found f or hi m , b ete l ) , a new emp l o y. eel, and when its services , merit no longer required. be • - Sus i bas bee. ammo , eee mass be e s (* a d f or t h e paupers at t h e w h ar f of bad bees employed. at the desire of the Cometaud• • . , saitasseesaly re. blesers. tea. e(Bacldea.fte e , w h o are l e t h e habit lug Qfficer, to collect the arms and deliver them in i„__r „ made , o f web,, e -mi t , en d /rm . uthaTower ; these arms in question having been col. r e r sees ili t " *„ I idle tames for the purpose of mending the public lured some time after the bulk were delivered in. Ind i ally preennas mo roads. The Overseers bad offered Bowman to keep been ear/lusty suffered to remain 'is the house they his wife sad child, to allow him lodging and mimes. were recenly found in. ' • 1 )y Butlers'. Che• saes Is the house. and eves the whole of his earaings, An information was preferred 'gaited Mary Wood. 1. 3 street, reet. Loud n I wield o would be about 2s. a day; bat he bad positively ward for carrying one outside passenger sore than - riOe-st Dab- ; th rees ** t h e reined to work, saying he would rather be transported the number allowed by Act of Parliament in her . q lest. In answer to his plea of incapacity through iii coach. • health, a medical certificate was produced pronouncing A witness deposed Alt be ta* doh of the defeni• a INMCIVIO him to be is • soma stem of body. and fully capable ant's coaches os the 4th inst. With eight outside 1 1 H I passengers, one on the box, four on 'the front of the (sedentary ha. 4: - t . . 4 los in the lower of The Magistrate endeavoured to reason with him, rouf, and three on th e back part of the rent - id,ssese hid sees bet is vats; be would not, he said, be treated like a Mrs. Woodward stated that she hid referred to distressing and Ides gad sent to break stones. He was in consequence her books, and that on the day in question no one i I Imperfect reale- committed to hard labour in the Hosea of Correction of bet coaches brought their complement of passen- 5 4 h s r e o s a n fi g i yt that 0 4 t r . f or fourteen days. ge t s. tor gegiand sod Bow-evasar.—Tan Kix° v. BROOICES.—Johis Ben- The worthy Magistrate said he feared too many of s . Sr to say other Janis Brookes, the Attorney, of Broad-court. was the coach/Oen were in the habit of defrauding their votopt and elks- % 1, t .• . 4 y valuable Is the brought up for th e thi r d time, charged with having employers. as well as laying them open to penalties ; a exhibited, in a late trial in the Common Pleas. a cer. as the fact was clearly sworn to, be must convict the sat himself, with- els fact his own tale false document purporting to be a check or re. defendant in the penalty of SI. She would then bare ! ' ; • j ; I eelpt for money, with interest. to defraud Wm. Clark, the power of appealing to the Sessions, which wou:.l • eadillY. °Mesita landlord of the Marquess of Anglesey pohlic.hosss, give her an opportunity of inquiring farther into the 5 it Si, St James's. Bow-street. matter. ''• ' Hots, The material parts of this case are already before the The defendant expressed her determination to 40. public. the details of the first and second examination appeal. 1 . wife. having bees given at length. MARLBORO!. GIPS .•.-XAUTION TO PUNLICAN‘ Mr. ALLIT attended on behalf of the pro t ecution, Yesterday • licensed victualler was summoned before 1 . , . narriage, near- . ki that the m a rr i e d and Mr. PLATT appeared foe the prisoner. the Magistrate (Mr. Roc) for infringing ■upon the rs hammed to be Mr. Wm. Ward deposed that the check alluded to Act of Parliament relating to the Bussing system.— ' i 1 • led, that the word was fined. He could swear positively that it was The Act specifically states, that Publicans must not • ! deasels eatery. C, cos t h e sot the hard-writing of Clark. encourage tippling is their houses, or keep them ? .. 1 ' ot only with hap- Mr. PLATT. on behalf of the primer , contended open at late hours; neither are they to allow disturb - 1 • 1 self to bansosixe that the original document should be produced, the sues, or get drunk themselves, under pain of losing hallowed oblige. merely stating that it was destroyed, should not, In their license. The complaint was laid by Frost, a '... .. i . , . ;, . i 'l . .‘ '' ' sly to regnlatethe his opinion, satisfy the Magistrate. The banker's constable of St. George's watch-house, but this being e from those Is clerk who had paid it ought to have been produced for the first offence, the case was dismissed with a severe led Pleasure may tb• purpose of Informing them what memorandum was admonition to the defendant. eels attendee are sea, ff w hi ch , wh i le on the back of it. He was satisfied that the orig i na l LAMUIITII•STRILT.•••••SACRILEOLIIIDIN Scott was older, should also cheek was not a forgery. and he geoid prove that it examined, charged with felonies coming under the was not If it were produced. It was held that the above denomination. It appeared that a few evenings y —aresidemee is document then es the table was a copy of the original back, during divine service at Sion Chapel, Mile•end t more especially , f requeetly _ check . By what means could they ascertain that it New Town. the prisoner was detected by the chapel i of Inanition, from was an exact and rosins copy? keeper, in the act deposing a large chest containing ibts the chance of Mr. ALLev.-.—You will find is Mr. Hill's evidence books, which stood in the end of the chapel, aid on rselves, efforts, . 11 ty ; nor will oar _, , that Mr, Brooks admitted, that be destroyed the ad • his being searched by an officer who took charge of . 1 . 1 as they ere by the glum- him, a number of duplicates for divine books were d experience. The prisoner here denied that he had done so. found upon him. The officer by diligent inquiry " 6 ' l " 4 isturbed, Mr. PLATT.—Is a man to be put to the bar on his discovered that three of these books deposited at the it concentrate t he n constitutionally own adm i ss i on, said to be I s.'s by him in the pre- pawn brokers belonged—one to Mr. Gregg. of IS. . . ~, deient energy Is. sous of another person, and which he now denies he City-road. aid the other two to a Mrs. Nainfala. of 1 •., ever made? No. 10, Bowlioggreen•law , Queen...trees. Southwark. lt• I well as in every Mr. At.t.ar.—The clerk. Tuner, made the copy. These parties attended yesterday and identified the •;• edge our aby relic solicitous to --- 'l' was then called and exumino d.— . books as baviegbeen stoles from Albion Chapel, Moor- 5 I x 1 ion so presumptu• (This witness on the first examination swore that the fields. is April last , and to be their property. The . 4 rciples with less copy was lik e hi s h an d wr i t id g . b ut h e wou ld not an - 4 I _ tableprisoner was tally committed for trial. integrity ell -_, dertake to say et heater it was or not, and L e neg- refer the suffering ';1 1 . entering into ma- lected to attend the seeond examination.) Ile made CAUTION TO STAGS Con Cit DeltaitS.--Mr. J• 1111 daily attendance the copy from a document. It was admitted by Mr. Dwight, driver and proprietor of a Stratford stage ii * eltter roost fro"' the a Brookes to be • correct copy. Saw the original check c o ac h, oppeared to a summons at Lassbetb•street of ce. must te can be forwarded a fortnight ago. The same cheek which was pro' charged with furiously driving his coach while in a • 1 duced on the trial is the Common Pleas. Saw Wil- auto of intoxication, and thereby endangering the • f surgooas. • ham Clark sign and endorse the check is December. lined the passengers. The complaist was preferred I , " . e. end No. 11 , He saw it for the last time with the brother of Mr. by • illre. Cole, of Stratford. who having bees see the I I, Ludes. ion), Brookes. Believes that he is an •sag r . Does coach at the time charged in the information. was so nary on **above sot know his address, or where he is to be found.— alarmed by the defendant's driving off the road into a Ito the No one was preseat when Brookes's brother showed pond of water, se to be laid up for several days io- ' hire the check. Did not at present see blue in the disposed frost tbe fright. The defendant was con- U.S, Fleet-street ; o _ mce„ sieted in the penalty of 51. and costs. • • • D i ' - ,•' e I . I .5., POLICE. . —op -017ILDNALL0-4 ver y deceet-leoking man was breaths op yesterday by Smith, the Warden of Black fliers-bridge. from whose exertions be had been pre. tented fries throwing himself over the bridge into the Tlmeetts. The poor-fellow, it seem, bad climbed to the 'tep if the ballostrtde. about eleven o'clock on Sunday fommesa. and was, la the very act of throwing himself 10.44eleed by ewe passengers, sad detained till the taper uses up, who, finding him quite cool, and apes redly Possible of his raslicondect, upon hie promising to p immediasely bents. suffered him to depart. No sante% however. was he at liberty, then he made a seemed attempt, in which he bad verynearly sacceeded, aerie was with the greatest difficulty Smith was able Illepiveist his falling into die river. He begged ear. noetly to be permitted to go; bat Smitb. after this awed attempt felt It his defy to convey Wen to the Compter. Os his examination yesterday. it appeared he was sjouragetaa carpenter, is the employ of Mr. ilose Hawkins, of Star Corner, Bereeeeduy. His wife at. Seeded before the Magistrate, with an infant at her Ittenee t and explained. as the eases of his rash attempt, Iffiefbed been labourieg under some pecuniary didilattg s he had been eentiassed to the Court of Ceeseimese for 4 small debt. anti being usable to make his payments, se directed by that Coed, an extradite hod been Areeteeed. the dread of which had drove bin to tie resoled*. of making away with himself. The priaoser, appearing seesible of his mincondect., aid disavowieg •U intention of rapidsg it. was dis charged. Mr. AM. Laces very humanely "died the wife to bias. and gage her seine silver to assist in relieving thous (em their present difficulty. JAM imams, a peeper, belonging to St. Faith's. was heemOt up es tits charge of the Overseers, se der the tate termed the Workhouse Act, Ter refus ing to work at the employ (sued for him by the parish, he Meg fully capable of performing the same. The pauper. it appeared. with hie wife end family. bad hew be dossers to the pariah for upwards of • tweke • sad amused determined to be saintaleed in HO Xavier regularly refused toga to any employ dhell bees firmed for him. Lately a sew employ ment bees (lived for the pampers at she wharf of Ilesers. toe. allaidea-lase, who are la the habit quendtire of bribeellits and gra. tepees for the purpose of mending the public ands. The Overseers bad offered Bowman to keep his wife and child, to allow him lodging sad mainten ance le the house. and even the whole of his earnings, 'bleb would be about 2s. a day i bat he bad positively refused to work, saying he would rather be tranopirted first. In answer to his plea of incapacity tbrJegh ill health, • medical certificate was produced pronouncing' bite to be is • sound state of body. and fully capable el the employment, The Magistrate endeavoured to reason with him. bet is vain I be would not, he said, be trexted like • Mee and sent to break stones. He was in consequeaos committed to hard labour in the Hosea of Corroodes Ike fourteen days. Bow-irreenx.—Tau KING V. Beooxes.--Johis Bee.' Jamie Brooke*, the Attorney, of Broad-court. we. brought up for the third time, charged with having exhibited, in a late trial in the Common Pleas. a Celt. tale false document purporting to be • check or re 'sips for money, with later's; to defraud Was. Clark, landlord of the Marquess of Anglesea public-besse, Bow-street. The sister'sl parts of this ease are already before the piddle. the detail. of the first and second examination ►avisg bees given at length. Mr. ALLOT attended on behalf of the prosecution, and Mr. PLATT appeared for the prisoner. Mr. Wm. Ward deposed that the check clluded to was forged. He could swear positively that it was sot the hand-writing of Clark. Mr. nays, on behalf of the primer, contended that the original document should be produced, the merely stating that it was destroyed. should sot, is his opinion, satisfy the Magistrate. The banker's clerk who had paid it ought to have been produced for the purpose of informing them what memorandum was or the heck of It. He was satisfied that the original cheek was not a forgery. and he could prove that it was not If it were produced. It was held that the 'deeninent then on the table was a copy of the original cheek. By what means could they ascertain that It was an exact and (Thine copy? Mr. ALhay...—You will find i■ Mr. Hill's evidence that Mr, Brooks admitted, that be destroyed the on • gins!. The prisoner here denied that he bad done so. Mr. PLATT.II a Mil to be put to the bar on his own admission, said to be given by him in the pre sence of another person, and which he now denies he ever made? Mr. Au.sr.—The clerk. Toner, made the copy. --- 1' was then called and examit4.l. (This witness on the lint examination swore that the copy was like his handwritidg. but be would not un dertake to say n briber it was or sot, and he neg lected to attend the second esaminatios.) Ile mad* the copy from a document. It was admitted by Mr. Brookes to be • correct copy. Saw the original check a fortnight ago. The same check which was pro duced on the trial is the Common Pleas. Saw Wil liam Clark sign and endorse the check io December. He saw it for the last time with the brother of Mr. Brookes. Believes that he is an eag r . Does sot know his address, or where he is to be found.— No one was preseat when Brookas's brother showed him the check. Did net at present see him in the office.