The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-10-29 00:00:00

otkoass \AA-k-AtAct, 1, - ----~--- ..~... ~._.,r. t LONDO WIPER 5314. " 7ht town for trlsicA y15t....""....'"..---witldanding ;he immense number of nisista which the raisins' Ettrayagensa of TOM and JERRY. or ',Aye Di LONDON. has ben represented to overslowing bosses, I lit still rominues unabated in its attraction, and will be re reed every Evening till further notice. ADELPIII THEATRE, STR.V.NO By ATTIORITY OF THE LORD PC Tn's present EVENING, October 29, and TO MORROW. 30. Iste. will be presented, 107th times 1t tv ; t h ri lsd tsnt aud 044 rlasste.Conaie„ Operatic. Mdse . t i, sturslirtie, tristophanic, Loathe. Analytic. Tyrpsieho de. Panoramic, Camera Obseura-k Rztravaganta Barletta of Ft., Frolic. Probing. and Flesh. In glree Arts. called TOY ANP JERRY, or, LIFE. IN LONDON. Coriettina T 0..., Mr. Wrench—Jerry Iloatboro. btr. J. Irci—tro i ,ie. Mr. it Iltiosoo—Dilly Waters. Mr. Poole-- rimil Bo i,. \l r . Walboorn. PILOCECDPIS et TSB RAT AND MORT segsgpi rIFD IR& I. Urals ibe Coentry-2. !gels tviv•.4l. Lft•leltfele log-4. Lib oa Fact— , i. Idle is tioreebiellt-;4. LIM' la: 3131/oeis 11333144‘. • lellailie s—Wit— W. Plal•ille vaime3-31. 1103‘ ,1 1W3 - 4 ' lA* Imo We 1130,r I, Jswes's—l2. 1.11'• is Ilell —lll. LIM Is Rage— Life in n e epstrest-15, TM- in the Stars-10. Life In . the nisi— it ure in P Nonplus—lb. Lila. Io Limbo-11f.. idre ID • lell-40. T.i:e Ia a Mask. To eouolude as Ith lbe admired Ilurlelt3 of FUN AND FRIGHT. Mr keorocu, Shenk Mr. thiebiagloant—Prink, Mr. John l at e—stharpsuiris. Mr. Wilklason—Robert blayslaw, Mr. Lec-Oregors. Mr. Salter—Dr, Urlpa'uns, Mr. Daly—Rose Dvidere. Mu E. Pitt. The Scenery, by Messrs. Printlin and asststints ; the Dresses, by Mr. end Miss Ondlwe: Machinery, by Mr. R. beasts; Yroptriks by Mr. Dig; Stage Manager, Mr. L. Iluxes, ' ln. Pit, 2s. "Oatlery, Is. IDeers °peril at six, and the performance to eominenee at ' gado before saver. Hall-priee at half-past eight. No awry Warned. Box Office epee frost 10 till 4, white pliers oto) be takes, and a private box bad nightly. ANDEL INN. • • • ST. CLEMENT'S STRAND. VISMAL COickl or ',tic Ifus TitleaLl.latlli' NMI CON MINN WII PAIZI. A NV IifeIRCN•NDIZIL T HE FOLLOW Nii MAILS and other COACH ES So from the sh , re INN : Put, Roysl Mail, via Dover,Tuesday sad Friday Nigtite, a ?went% Portsuiosib sod ()Import Mail, through Oodelming. Pe engeki. and Portico, every Nvealag at a quarter pest 7. and timidity it halt-past S. Os Its arrival a Packet Nile to of Wien. to convey passages sad parcels; and a Slit t ova trt. off to Calcites:Re s ta:opals Drayton, 'layout, Esse ortit. de. Gltsresirr Mail, through Henly,peford, and Cheltenham, nary Erroing at a quarter put i, and Sunday' at totlf t& orrissriCooterbary Mall, tkreagketalteeeed, Chatham, led Ferolpsta, every Ereging at a tawnier past 7, and deader at hstf-past ((. From Canterbury. passengers end poets are conveyod to Deal, Margate, liatnegate, Seed. vial, it.; *ad from !)over, parcels era etearruyed to Folk. dote, Sioleate, Myth.). Dinseharch, Morrie). sad Lydd. Milford Mall. through OaresirUlaw, Lasa* elatletter treaest, every Evening at a quarter reit Itiailleamilillys at taif-paet Bath and Brlsta Poi Costa& lo ear/ ea Yeattliasida. areas% Marboroegh, Calls mad ialiglialskaMi Amery blowout sienmeewtee.gest 8., .• . • Bath and Bristol Post Coach, every A fteletesin at I. lath I.la ht Post Coach, In two days, to worry roar Imild% *rough Maideatrart. Reading, !Marlborough, Devisee, ail. Itenshem. Monday, Wednioiday, and Friday MorniasM, at 'fh:s Coach Is chiefly intended for this eceoremovls. boo of FissitiCs. loralirts, &e. 'who cannot undergo the taker of sect a dlvtauce le one day. !Welton Light Post Coach, thrash Cuckleld, &c. every lonise etB, can pt Seaday. Godahelog aid Guildford Telegraph Coach, through 117 4 ,- ma, Leatherbrad, Claa.l4n and lidwitsley. Tuesday, Thorp and Saturday Mornings at 10. filoeeesler New Foil Coach. Ike Champion. through W)romb. to Oxford, Cheltenham, Hereford, Carmarthen, ?miry, Rors. Ss:rinses. Le: every day et I. Henley Cos-h, through Matlenhead, every Afternoon at 1 Unduly azeepted. Littkimaptan. Arundel. end Petworth Coach. Tuesday, Timmdey, and Saturday Morniegs, squirter before 7. Margate, Reasseste. Deal, thandwieh, and Broadstalrs Vtht Pust Coaches, every Blondest and Evening. Oxford Li;ht Pat Coach, through Ilenley, die. every Horning at 7. Portsmouth New and Elegant Light Post Coach, the Re sistor, to carry only Four Inside, through Kingston, entaord, Prtersfietd. and Portant, every Morning et 8. NoIITIJARN enaCHlll. Pori, Newcastle, sod Edinburgh Coaches, and to all hell of the North. every Afornincat a quarter before 9. Maucht•ter, Lancaster, Kendal, Rochdale. Huddersfield. 'natl . & Leeds, Halifax, Rotherham, tiltelleld and Nor side Coaches, daily. coaches from Portsmouth to Chichester, on the arrival of It, Mai!, through r.ntsworth, Costume, ste. to Bognor. Salisbury Post Coach, to carry only Four Inside, through Manus. Lasing stuke, Whitcburch, Andover, die. every Mendes sr 7. and Ws ntnge Coach. through 'Maidenhead. Nettlehed, sad Harwell, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Rersinso. ilodalmlna and Gaildford Telegraph Coach, through Lineman, I:otne„ Cobham, and Ripley, on Monday. Wed- Imlay, and Friday Mornings at In ; Snails at 7, tad re igns to Lou.loa the same day. CAHRIEIIII - - -• Tr, Ts iekenhem. Brantford, sad Isleworth, every Mon stli.esday, Friday, and Saturday. EA NIES and Co. Proprietors. Pr , •ei; earl Packages are safely an,' expeditiously con true. C.a INN to every City, Town. Village, and t'or'y Sot is the following Counties, viz.:— Hereford, Surrey, Mots, Gloucester, Sussex, Cersea!, Kent, Wilts, o .loq, Oxford, Worcester, llsrset. Hants. Somerset, South Waled, ill Kris of the Isle of Wight. Jersey, Guernsey, and all Pali, of Prance, end to all parts of the North. Nea. Post-Chelsea, Ike. at the short, at notice. Ne.ice, that no Package, coutaininX Cla•.l. chins , "Tht.s. Pk., rash. Of boak•noten. however small the value. ••••1 he are. noted for, If lost or iirmaged ; sot any other Parcel or passeseer's luggage. of more than SI. value, sinless Wt.led as such when delivered at the Odice, and paid fur v24l . l .ativ • NO tPECIFIC Ins Prer brought into sae by the Pruf.....rr of Nledirine. to wpm! PEtfirtilelwaled " henna/02u Fak...ce PiLt.s. for Mit sperdy, safe!, and Erriu4 LURK ' f •etitin e:+nr,!pr., in all Its Insionatinor forms, and the arstr,•li•e Wu:mei it daily makes on the but. lia•mtily.l:tcao Pills Curd in •o s..urt a ..e1.,l in ho set un l rart a manner as to warrant him cutaidnutuut Ituecuss, that / . 1 au rse shall he left In the system.. ?brae Pills al sJs . G. 1., at 13. Lhm.r?ond-steeet, stoat,: it h• pe,farrei„ the IN.rtor en4ar t s to Care I ••,11 , rate for a all put a t al l awn , or return the Moody so txt • tiere he No Corr, thrre Le No rurc•l v-T: is meting or onoiot!ng, S• tie'ii oo:), price UNHEARD OF ADV EOM WOO YARDS VEST FIVR•PRAL 71111 E Public are reaper have now an opportunii LAnonsT and CIICAPESI HOUSES is. tic KINGDOM, REGENT-HARIT. near the Venetian, and Kidderminster every description ; Driller? Dad Ticks, Tilde 'f HoSands, of every width, Flannels, at such priers as Cloths to any dimensions, Linens, Meetings, Molter . Linens ; Printed FunsiUtre. Fa ell Linings,. &e. &e. de,—Tui BVerminster Carpets (all ✓ A Iliew Cases 7-Bths and. 4-, worth the attention of the Po R BERT COLLINS and ihey she only Alanufach .4 1 1rReles at lb* Altaertalt e'er? Article t h at from any Imperfections, ar Denatarls-house, Regent Street, Kidderminster, Paisiey, mkt TWO You ,u MEN W4lO .their BIiSiNCSS ; and Two Ale. Plans and making np Carpets.- Eleven fn the Morning. TO TILE Nosit.rrit. 'OICI 4 ITR THE UNIT - JOSEPH coui LOOKING-GLASS •ND FU? 1118 H OPIGAT i• A 8 general traders in o jar half a century, Oren highly rupee:able and haul, table this piddle appertain( knortedgrnatts ,tor all pa , zealous and determined i * their dietary patronage. With the change of the erer, chick hare screed to 'otiose al trade, tee stunt aunts In bareinm ; indeed. tire on men cif capital and in. rtes to (mason the public. nee, which the commercial horizon ed appear gradually to cease and Artisan are nom *urea* arising front the went al export . of things has yiren rise to a etas endeavoured to benefit themselves inferior manufacture. iehi yield the greater profits • but manufactured tsitha seep:catty prove in the result the purchaser. There hat also existed . class of tradetmen hare Wleute their artistes, at to era* or chasers hyalite great diaper/ Rouses can be satisfactorily question as it mote, and - antijeet. • To kcjestfie our lapiAtA, tryira fat 4 ere Audi be be step between tAe wotifring tessitraiiienti—five lttM fa, tary rendalleire---unidoir first-rate material—and elm "an old eiltallidaid Mercantile dlate partneage of the Nobility, United gingdont. Jousapsi COOPER and So..', -their,biseiness to notice, trust attempting what they cannel.. Warehonee cantatas every dive, faclitred' Figrailsre. LOOL Front the immense reollowt4 be offered (even of magnilteent, to interest Noblemen or Gr their houses wfa this - eleyr then for the Drawing or eases, •Wirtdinas, Conserve, Ligiits, or exposed situations, found in archaise degree ch, article. for a .:;nall Insure" risk or breakage, or large ratans, constructed for kingdom, at a eery trip' SECOND-RANI Constantly on sale at a CtsliVlSt Is all its branches, eri Pier, C'eseral, and Toilet Geitlemen desirous of Prints re-gilt, will fin( *eke. Wheft the (plant_ sirens of aro , ding removal, on the spot with the greatest , PAP Ussery decorative depart puce, upon mirk a redueet lariat saving In large recta CABIN Manulactared Is a superill to the newest fashion a: " partmeat will be found , articles admirably adapts seats, al pricer reduced IN 'nig UPHOL They hare studied to eon levied every article of the ed for Drawing or Dints Ike plainest to the most et ed on in any part of Meet at no other charge than caravans forwarded wills small chorge per mile. w.h and prevents tie risk of ts TURK! Ilaringjust imported a It offer. warranted, of the. dimensions, on morefam at any other lonise in Len peting equally reasoned SEASONE Fitted to plan, mach red, FONEaII And conducted with the , to the most sismptesous s. and with consistent regard ing the necessary reap -' To evince the axial lion of their orders, I to ezh.bit drawings. ne.ny. and elegance: t in) heraldic. embla :ani Any Nobleman or Li, disposing of their)Urn Unity of (Acting the .lppraisements in ed to. JOVEPU COOPER aRt la:mediate substance drutti u Feta. That a n can be offered Jar Mt and o.tee snore bey to e'ainit:es front the raute of the Netr-roat, will find an easy access the ka red streets. VS, Ets'ilte:7•lc-iter p14111111111.11111P•Milimil ,-,-P-immir-- e • -- m•-•e• - • . , .• . - . . . • t • . . . • . • • e , _.-...- l • e• t ,e, k . • ' • ."/ - ''. I : ". - 3\ • • '''S *. - . __„.... /..,..• .._ - -...- i I • ' I CfS t 1 : • - • i ! 1 , • . ! •'. , )N f TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1822. . 4 1 ,A7/44/PDXJV fit in the Field, a.d SFDArgi died on the S c aff o ld !" PRICE SEVEN PENCE. i t -- - 11. .. ~ ' %STAGES TO FithIILIES OLD ESTABLI/IHED CHEAP CARPET AND FLOOR' INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT, OCT. 2 8 . LN/SHINO. C 1.0711 WAREHOUSE, No. 118, Lome-Acne. ......1110..-- RARE RIOUSSELS., ft. fed. TO U. 61 T HE Proprietor solietts his friend• the Public, to R. M'Clowate wasp opited by Mr. HEATH, on behalf spectrally isformed, that they inspect the mete asd quality of his hevr assorted of several creditors. case of this defendatft hail rtunity of i llSpeeiieE one of. the STOCK; toasts/lag of s e ver a l thousand vards °revery de- -1 . PEST FURNISHING WARE- seription of Carmelite and Floor Cloths, of the most elegant become conspicuoos from the accounts that had been given of it a few evoteinge since in 1 of the papers. DOM, at DENMARK-HOUSE, designs; Hesr* tags; Drilegettt ; fine Wool Rugs, of all In order to noderstend 11, it may be necessary to state le Argyle Roo•ns-For Brussels, colours, for drowlag-rooms, carriages. &c. Printed Table that Mrs. Roberts% 1519, kept a tavern of some note 'ter Carpeting ; Hearth Rugs of . Corers, Mooing , transpa r ent Blinds, and many other useful in New Brunswick, being . at th at time a widow with W ,s. every colour; Counterpanes, arti c les in furnishing, which he is determined to sell at such two female children. The insolvent, who had become Covers, ?loreens end Window prices that shall defy all etainpethictu.-Patterns sent to the 1 , , t; Fifteen Gales of Menem sad oountry, mid a liberal price given for old Carpets in ex- an intnate of her house by represertiog himself to be' an Irish Gentleman o f high family, p ing large t if t IS will defy all eoemetatlnti ; Floor change. estate, in his native country, &c. gradually acquired ase a a. ready for 'eying dowse-Irish N.B. FirerhuDdred pieces of well seasoned Floor Cloths influence er Napkink. and Demuth Table fi t for exportattos, from is . pet yard. over the mind and conduct of the poor woman. e. Furniture Dimities. tandcoletur- . patt, io a sentiment of the ' eee i'• -Turkey. 'Persian. Bros:'-le t end TO-MORROW. most tender character. Haring received from ber 6.101. .. ill axes/ready for laYinE. l 4gril.. 17 YTON, Stock-Broker, isfornhill and Lombard- 4-eths .Reel Ceratart.Losiswell _EA street, respeetfelly announaill to his Friends the public, for the purpose of hunting it in the purchase of • yes- • i Feline. . . that Tickets and Shares are mw on Sale fo- a new Lottery. sal which seas then brought for sale to St. John's he serreptitiensly procurable own name to be endorsed on . • 1 ',. ,a lad CO ' el l Pe alt t vei, assel4' that on the good *re lasittg e l4l,,Gopial dte regis t er. He melt perstuaied MSS. Roberts to woos, o. t'il . l e outsell In del Klogdoet tbeg,Retell pri sti . •rn ion' 244. o Fixed spitals-all the Poses float- panhim to. Ireland, he having taken on board a cargo . 31 allegeelhiteit'Pelees PY Inc-no Itindomitkette-no driving to Cl ;in fast, every of t im ber ; but et the moment she taws about to join hint li Pads of the best Fabric fled free Pr i ze way b e drawn th 4. First Day, and every Ticket or he intimated to a creditor of hei'e that he might lose his 't. .. ' z; d•Ronear 41eavaris anti Company, Shore stands an equal dowel the Drewiag begins TO. i ~. Street, and at their Manufamorieth MORROW • , hot such a grand Scheme, will, no doubt, cause debt if slte . quitted St. John's She was arrested, and (t ~ our Glasgow. the vessel sailed without her ; but the man's taiga) , be- Aaran, that perfectly understand an d a great sale; therefore, Ticketswill be much Welter in price, • • 't .:. ang now exposed, her creditors released her, and pro. , O • and scarce also. RYTON hes no occasion to remind his o Idea also that understand tildes' Friends of his success in selling grand Prises. It being el- cared a passage for her and her children to Ireland. trpets.-Apply between Nine and ready so well known, AU Business in the Public Funds After experiencing the most calamitous disappointments transacted with fidelity and despatch,at the Office.2,Corithille and privations, they were at length, and very materially through the instrumentality of Brand the city-marshal- °ENTßY. A N ) PUBLIC, OF IT E 0 KiNGDOM , FOR WORMS, FITS, PAINS IN THE STOMACH, Se. man, enabled to re rain pose-scion of the ship's register. TOPER AND SONS, WORMS are the cause of many internal inflic. The vessel was sold, and the proceeds paid to his family. . UaNITORS WAtialloUSE, NS. 93, Dons, which vary so much in their e ffects that they who then returnee to New Brunswick. I .- --, -.. may be mistakes by the most eminent physicians, and prove Mr. HEATS said he was instructed by some of the 4Talrlillit7 IS/TRI/r. equally fatal to the constitutions of adults sad children ; creditors to oppose the insolvent; and lie procecdtd to in our particular line, f ee have, though the latter more extensively suffer from their destrue- examine lain accordingly. By his answers, it appeared F. green special eati4faction to a tire ravages. Their more usual symptoms are fits, pains in that he had beep 'arrested in November or Deermhet, indotgent connexioa, to wham we the stomach, side sad head, loss of appetite, and pale, lan- tity of rettrning our grateful' ac- elect, and emaciated appearanee in the Patient. The extra- 1821, anti imprisoned in Whitecross-street prison, where . .., lost favours, and of expressing our ordinary efficecy of Ching') Patent Worm Lotenees in all he remained for the space of two or three months after • intention to metal a confirmation such complaint., as well as obstructions in the bowels, and war ds; at the expiration of that period he was rem.tved re. every disorder where opening or cleansing physic Is required by Habeas Corms, to the King's Bench, where he coo- Se times and circumstances. hour- is so universally known , and has been publicly acknole. timed in cnstodv for some time following. to gire a new featire to the speco- Indeed by so many persons of distinction and rank in so- The Learned Counsel observed, that his case of 'ob- at necessarily retry oar arrange- ciety. that It Is unnecessary here to enlarge on their peculiar jection to the insolvent's petition was now, without re- q. it has become the more impera- virtues. staining him to ether facts, sufficiently sustained. By .. id oaf inflornee in their respective sir- Sold in Boxes, at Is lid, and 2s. Otl. by Butlers', Chemists, the Act of Parliament, in virtue of which that Court ex- e necessities, bemoan the :halts to Ne. 4, Cheapsitte, ant 210, Regent-street, Loneon : 20. Wa- , risen has for massy years extend- terloo-place, Edinburgh; SC Sackvilte-street, Dublin ; and ercised its jnrisdiction, it was declared and enacted that contract! stud the Moststfaceurer by the priociple Medicine Traders throughout the United every insolvent debtor who shall apply for his discharoe ?ring undoelabesomummemiprossure Kingdom. under the statute, shall file his petition for such put- • 'export arollitmployOurst. Thisstale to a class talf itswealitors• who hare THE ANTI-IMPETIGINES, OR, SOLOMON'S DROPS, into custod This the insolvent clearly had not done ; . y. . wassetres byte/oday goods of every FEW families are *wifely exempt from di nor y et ha d he com p lied with the other requisition of thick, althomge apparently cheap, caused by impurity of the blood end depraved humours the statute under these iircumstances: for the act pro- ; they are Mow! toad decorated, sat regard to durability , and eon- lu fact, our artificial bibles and the vices of society •,sco , - voted, that in the event of an insolvent neglecting to file tinselly introducing seals complaints where they were un- arch his petition within the 14 days so limited, then ho ^molt a serious disappointment to known before. Ilene* the prevaleace of Scrofula, Cum. shall proceed by a preliminary petition, setting forth the ad am opposite extreme: athether semis Eruptions. Burro Complaints, and Chronic Rheurea- grounds of his application, truly specifying the date of made melt exorbitant demand/fir thin, not to speak of diseases more Immediately connected his being Catmint° custody, and praying for leave to with an infected system: . present another petition in the usual form. Now tits do s Pas l e_. _the 1414 _ d e s _ „ e gt.F e r, The Anti-Impetightei attacks this hydra at its sett, and it/twill La the minden V aWerw"... , b but y a mild, armee( operettas, purifies the whole mots present p • etition did not truly state the date of the issol- vent's Lei taken into custody, for it recited only that i Til l ex i dailed • We ehdi i I mr e' . of blood, end Ores new vigour to dm vital organs. O re or • •f' d enter *pus ear more finoneetiate two b io e ffec of h is below pet into the King's Bench; wheseas, it . es have toecesded, whoa every other means have ought to have stated the term of imprisonment to have 1 i ; • , been molly rted to. C and Iliustratlons may dings as Tradesmen, we mad have commenced as upon the day of his being carried to • be seen in Ger" Outdo to Health " price Ss. to which the satisfied *Lao moderate 014 F ;anal 'Whitectoss-street prieon. d Is Woo Mated fee mo th ' valuable Informodbo on : j , k , e l l e effria g averes .,_,, lie er . ad _ t i e s _ e f!! __ r- " set ' ee er ts *WS to all atassesof persons: • 'The to•olveat then addressed the Court, and com- ,,,"•""" c a 7r eas ef.."te ''' '_,, e _ e _l••• `n""e, T. Aptkla l seligleptid lky gra ahnsion. a Pei* 4.leilsoti of the diet eat*Dadaigaiaae his, ise the polo- I . 11 : .:- - ' 4l " ir "'" the i ni r' mr hill • Mr. ilettget Ord:ilieet, opposite New Bond- lie wind, by the reports which had been industriously d offer the character and coedit of s tre 'et, and all :nallicine weeders, in bottles at Its. emelt t propagated to bin discredit. He denied the truth of the costae House, to the snore intim- , there are also land Bottles, price 33c. each; coutedning f ou l i mputa ti ons w hi c h had been cast upon him. His mobility, Gear,. and Public Of "•• the quantity of fo. 41 It-. To prevent counterfe i ts , the creditors and his wife had conspired against him :• the w a r d s " Samna "den' Liverpool," are en g raved n° insolvent bad proceeded f ur some 0010 in this style. Soy, in thou oYering the nature of , he ptee ,„ 1 ,,, ; m i t width is felony. frost they shall Wig be (*whirred as when alum& maintain and rapport - their .4 7. at.'ent . ; requiring advice, may obtain it by appli 'talon to ulread House, accompanied by a remittance of a one pound The Cuiss COMMISSIONER said, that if the insolvent .' erg deseriptioa of the best mane - note. had now suf fi ciently vituperated his creditors and his ONG GLASSES. „,,,, , wife, he might learn what were the grounds upon which • . 1 the Court felt itself bound to dismiss his petition. There . "thew wake devisor taken plaee,eak WEDS, OcT. 28. • • 5 In ecut rizes)so low as particularly were, as had bees stated by the Cozumel, irregularity 4 ' (ift .—„ agia ,— or Gentlemen desirous of folliug up CossummoN or Swoug.-The proceedings which and non-compliance with the Act. The first irreguls- (egoist and fashionable article, who- took place relative to this subject at our Borough Ses- rity was, , that the peti t ion had not been filed within 14 r t . or Dining-Room. Chambers, Stair- days after his being fallen into custody : This being in roatories. oi-e. For Windows, Door sloes, on Monday last, claim the serious attention of all persona connected with Steam Engines, and will Paid cured, the present petintion preliminary to another rations, their Plats Glau will be be re. 1.3 which it prayed leave to present exhibited another moor , ree cheaper than Crown Glass. Th is with great interest by all the inhabitants who . which was, that it declared the insolvent to have blien . urasee, will be delirered, free from are desirous of breathing art atmosphere less saturated so taken on the dote of his removal to the King's Rencis ' - et rge glasseeforwarded by spring ea- with smoke. At the Sessions held in Jan. last, in-_, pro . prison. It should hare been the date on which he went and found against several or the perpow, to any part of the dirtments Avers pre ferre d croes-street. Pe tit ion dismissed. ghog espesar. prietors of Steam Engines in this boroogh for nut - to prison in WhitelN.-1 ND WOKING GLASSES sauces in not consuming their smoke, and which stood MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.-310NDAT, OCT. 28. ait ill more considerable reduction. over to the p Sessions, when the parties submit- ---011.--- NG AND GILDING ted, in other words pleaded guilty, to the charge.-- FstsvO.—Robert Pitcher's, a very 'young man, welt with a rich assortmeat of Chimney, Upon being called upon to receive the judgment of the dressed, and of good appearance, was indicted for falsely oilet Frames, conetastly on view.- Court, th ey stated that they were now taking what ap. pretending to Mr. Peter Otto iloyee that he was the ' haring the Frames qj Fainting' or h , P to them the most eit•ctual means of destroying nephew of Mr. John E b ert, bookseller, in Bond-street, Hi the terms particularly deserting r I' -- [Wily Is forge, and Fassilks are de- the smokr.end that these preparations would be completed who kept cash with the banking-house of Glyn and Co., t. The Court, after d libe and • obtaining, by such false pretences, a quantity of roma& they may hare then fi nished in a very Short time. - eatest care and dispatch. tion, said, they would respite the judgment until the books: 1 .. .,. Pelt HANGING, next sessions; and at that time, if it should appear to the The prosecutor, Mr. Boyce, proved that on the 17th . . wart:mead. la the first style of etc- Court that elfecteal means for destroying the smoke had of September the defendant came to his shop anal stated • dared scale as wilt ensure a most ma- been adapted within one month from that day, and the facts as described in the indictment. At the same , residenies, w hi c h, on a trial for two months, ahonid be satisfactory time he showed witness a blank check on the house of • 1 %BIN ET WORK to the prosecutors, and to the committee appointed for Glyn and Co., which he said he wonld get signed by his :peeler manner, with erery attention • . the purpose of reinoritio those nuisances, the Court uncle. On previous occasions the defendant had Como and latest linprorement, In this de- , would inflict a nominal fi re; if these conditions were to the shop with a similar story, and it was so plausibly id a great variety of the most elegant . loafed for Noblesse. and Gentlemen's not compiled with, the Court would iutlict, suitable told, that witness believed his statement. On the day - al beyond all former precedent. penalties. The Recorder , in giving the decision of the in question witness let lain have the books, bat could -1 ' /LSTERY ARRANuItMENT, Court, suggested to the gentlemen concerned, that it never obtain any payment for them. rombine taste and elegance, having se- would bo prodeat to adopt some plan, the efficiency of Mr. John Ebers ated that he was no relation of tits . 1 '. 'the most modern introduction adapt- which haul been well-established ; rather then risk the ex- defendant, nor did lie know any thing of loos Witness tieing-Rooms Bcd-ehambers4e.frons p e n ee o f adepting one which might prove of no utility,and did not keep cash with the banking-boase of Messrs . ... at costly style. Families can be waft- which failure would, of course, subject them to adcittion• Glyn and Co. ‘ ' 1 'het-ornery with designs and patterns, al expease ; for t h e Court was d eterm i ne d to i ns i st upon N o w i tnesses were called for the defence, and the jury Joan the travelling expences. Spring the complete removalof the nuisance complained of; and found a verdict of Guilty. with farnitare to aito distance at a . ~ in all cases where there was any contumacious refusal, The Court, understanding that the defendant's parents e qt -' M i ",. l°h o w / v e n ei . 6l 4 l T eisee y. °lliac" ' the Court would inflict a very heavy tine. Mr. Hardy, and relations were respectable, would pass no judgment. RKEY cARpErm addressing himself to the Solicitor ut the Committee, It was only required that he should enter into a reeJe- ' a large quaality, they are enabled to said. he Lad the authority of the Court to say, that they finance to appear and receive the judgment of the Court thefinest quality, of large and small would not be satisfied by any other evidence of the nut- at any future time. favourable terms than can be obtained sance being abated than the report of the committee, who London. Brussels, and all other ear- had been appointed for the purpose of effecting the re- The Glasgow mail was upset in passing through We- able. moved of these nuisances, and to - whose exertions the therby, on r'riday week. The mail was fall of pawn- 1 tiED FLOOR CLOTHS, town was so much indebted. gees, both inside and out, and fortunately no serinee redneed in price. J. P. Heywood, Esq. who was one of the prosecutors, inisf.irtnne happened to any of them, but it may be well intALS FURNIeIIED. , he greatest attention ..j rant the plainest stated. that the evil had arisen to such an intolerable to inform travellers of the cause of the accident, and to as exhib:tion of mourning grandeur, . liete.lit at Holbeek, that it was actually uninhabitable; remind them of the imprudence of eotrustisg their lives chard to monsoon', without diminish- that vegetation it as almost entirely destroyed, and that to the care of amateur coachmen. It appears that the pu Hat Ulu. the men employed to make the little hay which was pro- coachman hail resigned the rei as to a geotleman o i the Hy Hwy/eel for the eertier romple- tinted, were elutoat as black us chimney-sweepers. All box, who unskilfully drove the coach against ach tie: 1 - .. obey hare enjoyed artists competent the' p •rties acceded to the terms mentioned by the that was /dandle, in the street, and dashed it to pieces. suited to 'Teel display of taste. e: o- Court; anal we trust that others will see the prudence of Oa Thursday lost, an industrious milkman, n tuned among these, the orunia va t a ,wend- avoiding rxpence by immediately adopting a similar Thomas Ball, residing in Union -street, Southwaik, eas nments wilt form a proud nentleature. mo d e o f p ro cedure. tried at the Surrey Sessions for an assault on his %lA., timillenials desirous of exchangisy or -. - round guilty, sentenced to pay a fine of 6,1., anal to en- miters will find an immediate oppor- W AT ERFORD, OCT. 21-PROVIDENTIAL FECAPE FROM a . ter into hi s own recognisanres to keep the peace for e same at thrir warchoose. Town or Connie, promptly attend- Ditoweiste-On Saturday night., WILLIAM MORGAN mate twelve months, sicce which period he has been missing of the brig Ceres, of Milord, lying above the market from home. A warrant was applied for by the parish OI Sow haring now fully explained the Low, in going on board his cruel, fell from the plank officers of St. Saviour's for hi. apprehension for desert- . • eo f lieir arranyrincole, most coo_ I between her arol a sloop that ley nearer to the geray- ing his wife and family. Yesterday month'', at ti red:Jaime of from -lb to 1.1 per rent. land from the rapidity of the curren t, the darkness of Get ' o'clock, the hotly of the unfortunate man was found i 3 Se mica ntaye of immediate payment- 1 night, and the difficulty of getting a boat, was in the a eow-slied belonging to Mr. It. at Brixton-hill, suspen I- s ;solicit the generous Indeonakte of the most imminent d.n o et . o f l ac i ng a ro , oe ,i, when T R o M A s eat by the neck with a silk hareikerthief front the beam of . F L INN, the watchman employed by the Harbour Coin- I the hayrack. 'lke body was iu•mediatelycutdown, but life • West end of the Tory, by t a ki ng the miolioners on that station, promptly ;mewed t o his mile . Was extinct. There were two deep incisions across each odd, City-load. and Piasbnersqusare, toner, and, Isy lowering his pole by the rope attached to : ot h er on one of the arms, which are supposed to be ia- :ess into Bisttopsgate street, avoid:lay, , it ~ fined as he was sinking a second time), rescued him ' flirted by the deceased himself. The body was removed etc! IrPhin. I . front his most perilous situatiud• Ito a public house in the neighbout hood for the invest.