The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-10-25 00:00:00

4. ■ay rtt ogee. AIN tiro mdests morally iet4 ad dimpled* &CIL Thalliimilietatiliatke rssed . , vii. _ f a O.Zept. giro ""'"r nip NCI' sting p ber deft!, 101,0 ie. :di nhargh CT .0. ir i 'Y. r20.0d0 /COCAS f )ollJence, speal ludir ieh lite, . MAC!II his L 'duet°, . ( .9. I ) ' h _l .. - '''' l .' 7 ° . .-• .4 , , , •,•• . 1 . ' • • Zilit)ie .. ............ .•., ~,..s. .. (8" -- sittLitte,-ut.tivn4 .. . ....„....,./. 0 , 5 t orno l i o 1 ' ;• , in ~ V , _ .. ~.. , . .. . , - • I • -.. e • LONDON, i .. . i','... ---•------- --- ._.......,_____________ " The Cause for which HAMPDEN fed fa the rfeld, sal SYDNEY died Oa. the Seaffild !" -- - PRICE SEVEN PENCE. 1 r * . • ...,.1 ..... tatisoßDlNAlli• We of " The Observer" affords ample TO THE NOBILITY, GENTRY. AND PUBLIC, OF H', OR AV . 8-1 WS- It OA D.--To beNEXT WEDNESDAY. • THN UNITED KINGDOM. - 9YTON, Stook - husker , 2. Combat . and Lombard- : newly erected House end Same. Proof . In " The Olvserver" first appeared a full report if the lees wanted in the Neighbourhood; ' JOSEPH COOPER AND SONS, • ' street, respectfully announces to his Friends the public. Inquest upon the Body of the late Samuel Whitbread, Esq. ~,,, ray's-Inn-Road, cormasoding great which rred early In the week, but *Melt gaped the , 000 . UIXO•41. 4 111111 AND ruin ITUM a W• 11311 wilt, NO 93, that Tickets and Shares are nsw on Sale fora new Lottery, is Squares. notice of the whole of the rest of IM Lotion Press. latilloelisA•ii•aTillaT WITILIN. on the good old fashioned plan, there being 120 Capital Jelly's-Ina-Road. seetseral traders in our pit:Wexler lint. we have. Prizes. ..II Money-no Fixed Capitals-all the Prizes goat- • In '' The Observer" appeared. co the day iminsdlstiely ing-no Re-drawing-no drawing in Classes; in fast, every . succeeding the inquiry In 11111111110 r• Court , the Trial of- A a :. Hotel and T Proprietors , „ The Bari or Romany a Ski Heart' hitthasaY•" 6a. MS* fse Calf a eentatry, glee* special satiefaction to a Prize may be drawn tire First Day, and every Ticket oe o t , say he Sepplieci with GROCERY • Cris". Coo. to the extest of 11111mlibes. a drmisiniona un- reePeelehk fwd haditigent connexion. to whom me Share stands an equal chance; the Drawing bestirs Neal tails this rtioNe eyspertunity efret•erning our grateful ae- , Wept+ brat eh d Selo ill d b eat wholesale prices. Those whose ' precedeated in rte History of EashayNteraispers. CARAT ; stli • gran maw ,noon t, cause a vast seinorret esbmir lopoitim Taws, whishiook piece is I it vw f =i are determ pairas ixed ase i . xtess , fins to mei it is coetinuation ogee, and Sneers. large , will find Ia" me Observer" also rorput ashoment arises, froomblipmests for ail pa.tjaronre. and of expressing our • great sale; therefore. Tickets will beseech higher la price. and scarce alto. ETTON has no occasion to remind his e .t e, as they will be charged the trade Friends of his success in selling greed-Prises, It being el- rms. the same Court est orideh Were unalidoell by the lathe I'l* i Miell Me change of the times and eircunataitees. Ma reedy so well known. All Realness ID the Public Fends D. 2, Skinner-street, Snow-Mils lAD - pars tilt " The Olissenev" was pebbled• eves. mirth hare served to giee isesev e featare to the mem- transomed witlifidelity and despatch,atthe Okbe,g,Coishill. - In " The Ohelaroile Isoh- •19 40,01 Am 'MI at , _L an ! ' kilns of beak we must we •assiVedy wary oar trampe- , • _ I AIN SCHEME. Coaram, st9tElfilifileoea oola l aja, wawa swat lisibuisea • fawbesd, it histebeasatie fete aim r i impra- Trial did not aha 0 tat am ars itionall and isfissessecia-their rosandia sdr‘ • IRELAND. ire the atilikoldima of tennis, °melee , ' by 1 .....1 11ta a m.. ! otor to --me•-- .. . L **ll4 111. • . ....... 14101.4.111.101.8. Westin Iif•ItSTIVIATIOII.-ThO public antidote hate admits Is this Conaby. as well as Is "it' kb 'alrialld All - Twain la t sabre h or i zon has/ay ..... c o m a_ - se is Linden s that Ms Elkin lit Consist brimiralboubs, will alleaMnbal.ntill• ' 6 rootroat ai d - ry r - a been for fate days a good dyil differed to an inniry t . mo wn, god. kb dionsisd of wok Tgowolowe Derby* Els abase It eltildiagriall , - oasa g gswoor o p a g es , into the coodact of tertais facia Winn, in tire dis- 1' i t sett have tole mama swill Masiskiyainits, GM mii. valibliat t onsittojesport and eat. beetle tele of Cork,sykieis bad ben Manned lay sate of the k. ,1" ad shapishalts Mem Observer Okra b Latin. the ease Wok bilf Illsrahell Of ' gime Wool. solos,* .no Moe Commissiosers of the Excise. We have area a paragraph - al • ". ilt- niladwnwellwahliellild Gait horses, pieced on the nod for trot hs piltrailla. la- mmleweallsild AmlQUllientstbrobly aye* finery M a respectable ostemportry Jonrasi, wbisb weeriatt•ive_ -- , 'nava, arts. Is " The Observer" first appeared tlstolllgnes of tle 1 h• •Id • -Z 11 • 01 W__ Death of his late Majesty, who died at Witham es nem. siondornobirr. Mick nithafah'aPPammedit eametr. gives an erroneous represeotatin of the siretastaame, .• • I i 10 Lamo • day night, -M-n obtained by a special taproom the r eater profits • they are Amoy .aad destametwi, and which would teal uninformed persons to toppers .• •••• . • '').. I •20 BOO _ln " The Monday's Oboorver" first appeared ths East& toweelfseistre. dle lat;ltt Mord hi do., _ _mithintit• glad elea- that so unnecessarily severe or anjoat joriedictin was • ' - • 1 i 1 200. and the usual proportion or of the Aitoraey-General sedan Wasps sod edam, whom ormo t aso p ri r (talk rot* ... ri ft s htha PP •hdalaht 4 exercised is tire muns of the investigation. The feet smaller Priers , brought to Trial at the Coed of Magi komple far Hien e kas she existed as opposite extreme: EtWoMer ha, di:tribe object itiwkw is to Inquire into the validity I ft .. • ;,, ,, T ended, the last-drawn Money Prize Treason, to the extent of live mama oa dais eery 4 7 ,,, r . class tie ?radiomen hare made weed exorbitant demise/defer of charges preferred wheat minds Excise Officers for •"' .• - li : 5,- Lottery drawn la June Ism Been which the Trial commence& The ablieatin of the .. their articles. as to crea t e surprise is Ike mind& of per- bribery and connirance, is tho exercise o their foie- • .. .. li , ire Sold by SWIFT and Co. at was subsequently interdicted tiU the Trill was endoilad, chasers M hots the great disparity to the charges of dfferent lions . We are satisfied that no questions were asked . • 1 ms, ?kW, Nunn; 11, Char- and the subsequest•Moodon's Observer wow baba to es-i . • houses min be astiefactorily unlighted. We Mali isasehltie but with a view to the attainment of that object, and the . inn Illish4troet. novae Dr. Wearies sequitta. me l i tzt be ham added. that , NEXT WEDNESDAY. on several other 01111SAMIS as Obannot was ran- question as it rests, and eater upon our more immediate public cannot but be aware that tbenature of such an =West intriry must deviate from the ordinary process of jodi- i . _ 711 F XI4D EAS-AClfik. dered conspicuous for stein voisalosais mart* of 'all tiro nooeisot boor dealings os Too J esmes, ire muse have . investigation, Th f d have been committ ed ma at rau a i Pub". Mestis g s Is 1416.1.14/114 " / 1/11 / 1 "... ' will* """' a Fedi, but we shalt be satisfied with a moderate one • and NCE , hall atalhatrd“ , I l ih " aat-h° ediy occurred on the day of ablation. on the Revenue, there can be little doubt ; and as the therefore etc); bet wee* the working merkanir and his ass; most disiL „Iromego„.___________,,,_. „ sin "In the Observer" first , and for some flaw sallisholy. . .. . . - - public are ink ted in its full and honest collection , , tae preapeet re mi. Jarr wages snetabte to the stases . - with the UMW ViliegiaEY l ir alit appeared the Trials ofThistlerwood, Isla, lerem, sad others. we would ti it h as t y d ec i s i on cau ti on aga i ns t on th e su b jec t , • as they really are-essploy our capita is the parches* of - ' • sal pamevaNs‘ hoWalmabbtasslamdats convieted of High Tresses et the Old Bailey. teas os- first-rote matarfal-and ojer the character and credit of and at all events. woold suggest the propriety of a fair 'ell Joan* wham a bas bow tent (a doable paper having ben abliohrid) of thirty 11110- au old esta&Usacd Mercantile Mons% to the more {mac- and impartial representation of all the circumstances BesT MIMS area ailments FOR k m's. dilate patszz i of the Nobility, Gastry, and ?nib qf the attending the Insley. Indeed we should have corm- tan-Aces, Miasmata neously re- In •'• The Observer." for MI list dint Sod eselosismilY. (h a te d K sting pals , prostras the Teeth sound appears, a Series of most impartin Trials in the Court of . dead the Individuals to whom the directioo of this JOISPIN Coops: and Soy, in this (feria' the s ateen of but:Acne his been intraited; a a security Against the her decay, silietsally cotes the Scurvy Exchequer of persons , again* whom Isfonnatioss had been ..., . toseTeetit, and renders them Arm and file Iby the Attorney-General , for vending Issitstim Tea, . emir &wisest to notice. trust they sews not be considered as snepleion of asy unnecessary severity being exercioed. r t period, and effectually p eeeee ts the coffee, Pepper; and other ambles of winos conamplios. P li ny what they eauut 6 i waandals mad "PPorteelawfir We give so opsniou on the law, farther than that, ac- ere Warehouse contains every destriptios of the best ant r - • • - ' as well as salmi Brewers for mixing deleterious dregs cording to our interpretation, it does not give • power dared Furniture. •• a. lid.'and I. Pd. by Butlers'. Chet- with their beer. LOOKING GLASSES, to ask questions that may not be considered as folly ie. sad 210. ttexent-street. Lonna t in •• The Observer," for the first time, appeared maw NO= eh. ismn.e reameti„„Asek his „ up tokrupicreo „ bearing on the development of any trawl •we are cog- Winhurith; U. Sackvillesstreet, Deb- sivoiy, the Report of tbe Committee of the Home of Cot - be ee d ( even o f magn Oi ce ut si zes ) so f or as particularly vineed, vineed, that it has toot been stretched beyond its fair 1 rr sal Medicine Vendors throughout the tapas on the State of the Agriculture of the Country. the Pollee Report, the Insolvent Debtors' Report, sad any to kterest Noblemen or Gentlemen desirous of Pflug up intention on the present occasion, and that the persons others equally interestity. Ilie publication of the foram • their houses with this elegant dud fashionable article, wise- administering it are incapable of exercising it even irk LT WEDNESDAY. had bass appealed 1W published by " The Obsory tr." threfor the Drava, or Dining-Room. Chambers, Stair- its full rigour, farther than imperative duty may pro- . • cases, Wisdom, Cosservatoriee. their For Windows, Door s e vehe, 70. respectfully recommend to the In •' The Oh r" appeared the moat co_ploes man , Lights. or aitustiores.' their Plate Glass will be We are aware of, and rirret the inconvenience and ir Friends end tile Public, the Scheme of the Cato-street Plot. collected by Its own naportsa,•and fornd is a r e er:i rg re l degree cheaper thaw Crown Glass. This ini rto the üblie, which ' are for the present the con- y. which begins Drawing NEXT through the medium of private ehansels. Pis possesses mintier merit over all the log the scene of consarsey, were likewise pabil in "Tb i e . article, for 4 assail insurance. rill be delivered, free from seesur;eces of F. ••• , sus Investigation ; but we express a tonb, risk or breakage. or large glasses forwarded by spring ea- ' been adapted within the last Thirty Observer." axe ronstrueted for the purpose, to any pert of die ' eat hope, that the result of some negoriatioo or retraaft- . • In •• The Obs " appeared the most copious details of rma • _.strance, which we unoleratand is at present gointrun„ kingdom, at a very trips, expense. :NGLISH LOTTERY, every thing connected vett" the melancholy Deaths sod Fe- belf e COND-HANO LOOKING GLASSES will be of an amicable nature, and that any impediment o ,• )n the good old phis of 1792. sends of her Majesty Qsees Charlotte, sad her Royal High- ~ p on sate at aWU more considerable reductiou. to trade and industry, and consequent injury to the a dd - . • of which may be draws the First Day. mess the Priam', Charlotte, with their respective memoirs: ‘' CARVING AND GILDING cultural intereet, will be but temporary.-(Crrh rld- 4 '.. No Fixed Prizes ! No Classes! with regard to the latter, •• TM Observer" of every Ilanday. Be all its breaches, witA a rich assortsseut of Chimney, :teeth:cr.) ; / e.-All Sterling Mosey. for five weeks preeedisg R. R. H.'s death, eostalnerl am , Mgr, Cheval, and Toilet Frames, constantly ow view-- itsraswcionsir.-Amon the benefits likely to re- ~. it. rco.ndo 110 of 41 ' °n° " wail " her *will " *WWI" ...i.el " wilel liblirdar Gentlest', desirous of having the Frames o f Paintings or sl u t from the o fficial •1 • • ' el lately kcm investigations ma e ..y sonar 10,0u0 20 I") al ° e r sitaleg• 4/1"11.4 lir .1 / 1 " ...i. irwmi Ciatilswii ‘ NI. PTiagi gilt, ill I 1 the fermi. pmetentiarty derereteg • • • rf-g . sill X( *file Conimismoncre from the Board of Customs, in Me A.tloo vt) • 3OO aria for that partial* wpm& . de- 11 .. ' 2.000 lOa 2OO With "TM Olisrateelliptitated the system's( aefifine „_• If e l eeeseee lkeu the q uasti e ... e l is aeee lar i n • 4 ' d ka l : Bll , liies then o,,,are fehec[ , vend of the aim, peas lirmaytiessa Wand s _ there is li, k be. &seals. ~ - Reporters to all gm Qmiellithrleo Kispents mad, ' .., '.. "'"'"""w '''""r" - • - "" oll.4 t opark. ."- .bste of so mall lapornamberaMermemior-ofther erre- e are seatiosese Liman osil Ca.'s, worse inemummiblas4webleiOsaHatimpanliaaa 'Feats u ' d ' utub graidisimpromd PAP/. R HANGING, try, by which it is propmed to effect a considerable di- : heir old essablished and fortunate Of- for the ilea time, and exclusively in " The Observer," my . . a tear are department, in tie , first style of o t o . Initiation in the expenditure uttached to the collection of ce Gate; 20, Cornhill; and 334, Ox- be recorded , limy of these 'Trials wen breath. from, It a reduces, scale as w ilt ensure a mist ma - the import ditties. It is stateol, and seetninely on good f Iteeenesteeet ; who Bold Tunes great distances by express, sad , at the time of publiatient, /meg . 1 . Hat saying in large 'existences. autloonty, that such has been the declining trade of . • the last Lottery, and In the preeeditig excited extraordinary sensations in the public mind. • CABINET WORK these ports where large :: re d expensive revenue establish- In " The Ohserver." for the first time, and exclusitoly. Mansttostored in s reperior manner, with every &legatos emote had been kept tee that the receipts bad not pro- sppea - ed, the proceedings of several Court Martinis. whialk • - and • - I t A • to the tamest fashion latest improver/4/w, n is ale- OFFICE, 169, STRAND, LONDON, had eseapeol the I °tie. of other Journals, or which the last,duced funds adequate to the payment of the salaries to and net the least interesting was the Trial of Liout.-Col. Partment will bea yre variety farad at of the most elegant •l•el I employed in I • ifthis I . the no in tia * I •eir collection ; September, 18:ei , art i cles admirably adapted for Noblemen and GenUenten sO,, • . • : Gore, ' at Portman Barracks . -the face and it is in one res p ect a distressing picture of TION of " THE OBSERVER," In " The Observer," exclusively, appeared, the lest so- seats, at prices reduced beyond all former prece den t , . the commerce of the enur.try, surely it is fall time that r ewspaper. particularly desirable for thentleannouncement of the intention of her late Majesty, IN THE UPHOLSTEItY ARRANGEMENT. those places, which almost may he ranked as sinecure% • • Circulation, Price Sevenpence: cc hat i n g se- Queen Corollate to return from the Continent to this coin- They hare studied to combine taste and elegan . should be abolisi.e.l. In order to commence this sale.- 'on adapt- sow elapsed sine" the publication of a try, necomp 'Med with an accurate Memoir of her Majesty. leeted every article of the most modern introductt , ere. from tary change, we are given to understand, that at the ex- " The Observer" commencer. The 'Phi* was followed by many other exclusive commsnicatioas ed for Drawing or Dising-Roonu, Bed-chambers is b e wa il. piration of the current quarter, it is proposed to twee! israti. In now coming forward to ex- of the sane character, obtained through the Me.:1110 of the the pietism! to the snort costly style. Families ea . .. . _ . . duties . ._ _ .i 7 Ipatterns, the collection of the import in :everal of the minor elteowledrinents for the distiteruisbed Reporter of " The Observer" who proceeded to Francs for ed on he any port of the country with designs um . . . 'regressively received daring the whole that purpose , at no other charge than the trareilittg expenees. Spring ports, to those principal ports in tin ir vicinity, lean me , . f officer, who svi3 ne crintenoli at the former a sitly distance at a on the high place which they have atlength In " The Observer" first appeared the intelligence of her caravans forwarded with furniture to any estimation.eannot bat feel a proud con- Majesty's arrival at St. Omeree obtained by express. malt charge per mile, which sores all e.rpence el package , a 4.1 y have to discharge the goods imported.-(Cork •r . 0 . mores is not to be ascribed to any end- In the Monday's Observer first, exclusively, appeared an mad pretests the risk of breakage or injury. Chronicle) t 1 . llitiou of popular curiosity, hut to the account of the termination of Mr. Brougham's ategoelations TURKEY CARPETS. From a Correspondent in the County of Westmeath, ie superiority which " The Monday with her Majesty at St. Orner's Her Majesty's subsequent Havingfust imported a large quaatity. they are esab i led tr l s t we learn that outrages of a vet serious serious nature haver • I' ; 'ter" has invariably maintained over departure for Calais; embarkation , and arrival at Dover- o ff er, warranted, of the Atest quality, of large ga d obtainedsnu 1 again COPlinettre• l there. 0.1 Friday evening, the 40a meteors. obtained by an express of extraordinary speed, which quit- distension , on morefueonrable terms than tan be . which "The Monday Edition of The ted Calais on the Sunday night in an open boat-resehed at any other house in London. Brussels, mid all other car- inst. between seven and eight o'clock, a large and well • IS been fully redeemed :no pains-so Dover at half-past ten the next morning, and arrived at the peting equally reasonable. armed party of fellows, without disguise, entered the have been spared to gratify the public Observer Office at five o'clock the same afternoon. The SEASONED FLOOR CLOTHS, house of Mr. John Belton, of Demenses, Barony of May fell determination of increasing rather Reporer of "The Oh " was the only gentleman em- Fitted to pig*, much reduced in price. cashel, near liilheggan, forced Mr. Belton to go on his ' ! r zeal, the conductors, with, they trust, ployed by the London Press on this important occasion. FUNERALS FURNISHED, knees, and while he was in that situation presented a .t 4 wifiJence, deist still farther support. In “TheOb " slthaequently appeared the mostdetalled A n d eenulneted with th e greatest attention, frost the piataest cocked pistol to his breast, and made him swear opal 4 i speak of " The Monday Edition of The secounts of every thing connected with her Majesty's agates; t o th e most onmpts o us e xhibition of nsoisrning grandenr, prayer huok , which :11.1 too!c oil the dresser, that he lulling to „ The Sunday Observer," the and o The Observer" was the first to publish the charges axd with consistent regard to economy, without diminish- wou'd nut marry again, or put any one in place of his leis it sprung. This paper, which has against her Majesty, stated by the Attorney-General io the fag the necessary respectability. late deceased elle; they then swore the servants and a Ards of go years, and the circulation of House of Lords, on the Sisturdiy. LO the extent of five co- To evince the anxiety they frel for the elective comPle- horse rider import' Kelly, who happened to be in the controvertibly proved by the late Par- thews. when all the other Sunday Papers extracted their lion of their orders, they hare engaged artists competent house, nut to eiviolee what they had seen, and depart,. I . . rturns, has outstripped, by some thou- short accounts from the evening papers of the same day. to exhibit drawings, suited to erery display of taste. eco- trades, is too universally known to re- " The Observer," in double papers, afterwards contain- umny, and elegance: among these, the ornaments attend- ~ sayingon leaving the house, " You hal better not brine and we now only freer to it for the ed the whole of her Majesty's Trial, with the speeches of fag heraldic emblazonments will form a prontinentJeature. us egent, but comply frith the directions gi ven you, on I at the tame unprecedented exertions- Mr. Brougham and Mr. Denman, verbatim, and to an ezleot Any Nobleman or Gentleman desirous if eschanginy or then you may lease yore door open night and day, for e same unremitting activity. which not even attempted by any other branch of the London Press. disposing of their furniture, will find an immediate o; par- y•dt will be oaf .." On Friday nieh', the 10th ir.catit, to estimable a point of view, and which Finally. "The Oheerver" publisher' the hest and moat in- tinny of effecting the same at their warehouse, os large party of ruin., ita, els° well armed, attacked two Red the astonishment as well as the ad- tenrsting detail; of every circumstance connected with her Appralsentents in Train or Country promptly atterul- llescrs at lienaihet, same barony, such near Kahl -zeal, .a. ire devoted, with equal energy, to Majesty's Death and Feseral. ed to, helsongitig to two poor farmers, 'mined Bryan Scanty arel ad uphold the character of " The Aloe- The Monday Observer was the first to announce the Jonspa Cooren and SON having now folly explained ike Petrick Maloney, brut:,: in the doors and eiadow., and • Death, and to give the most copious particulars of the Death' immediate substance of their arrangements, most conk- „„eeeed in tohhing them of two watches, a piece of . i. • ite, Mot the literary establishment of of the Marquess of Londonderry, and on the subsequent deafly affirm. 1 hat a reduction of from 23 to 30 per cent. new-made flannel, a piste of (rise, a piece of limos , - maces the exclusive labours of seven Sunday to publish the most accurate account of this melee- can be offered for the advantage of immediate payment- wolsey, and all tloe bsst articles of Male and fey:11) a • . at of oneasioisal assistants, whose duty ehuly occurrence, wi.h a Memoir of the Nobs Marquess, to owl once more beg to solicit the generous patronage of thr 1 . weatin , • a I • I t' Louses • total tin ppare in to ot ,ainoun slue watch the coarse of public events, and the extent of fourteen column. public. luceof their labours into their columns. Tim Conductors of " The Observer," h owe ver, mo st hers p iaisfrons tittWest mid of the Town, by taking the About 201. with which they decamped, after firieg three 1:. of such an arrangement is to he at- close their very eirettoScrillea lotion of the innumerable lo- route o f the New-road, City-road. and Finslanry-square, stags , (by way of triumvir ) , when a short distance from iperlority which the two Editions of etanses in which •• The Observer" has proved its just pro- trill find an easy access into Diehopsgale-street, avoiding the houses. IL•fore they commenced the oteracre, they I every occasion, where public curiosity tensions to the confidence and support of the public. If the the pared streets, placed aentinela on a barn in which two of the family ! has been displayed; and it is to this limit to which they see now necessarily forced to confine 911, Bishopsgate-street. lay, and at all the avenues approaching to the I:onses.- electors owe the honorable preference this address would permit, their enumeration of eztraordi- - __ - It is worthy of remark that one of the fellows stationed have, at all limes, experienced, when nary exertions milt be carried to an almost indefibite ex- - Lefle).ll the very great satisfaction which the over Scalby's eldest son, in a room, to keep hint from ems afforded of comparing their merits tent. They have only to add, that on many occasions, Jr plan adopted in forme- Lotteries, of advertising is observing was ruing. on, repeatedly asked him, • ter Journal in the metropolis. where the Mibjeets would permit, copper-plate illustrations list of Numbers, gave to the Public, and the cireuno• 1' 6. arc i t • " • I you op to tle mi-s. An acti ve an d expersomeeo '• The Observer" are •ware, that by have been liberally given. at an enormous ens!: such was stance of I • of those Numbers selected by BISII has- ... ir own fame. they may be accused of the ease in the view of Ft. Helena. when B multipart. eras tag I proved fortunate, he is again induced to repeat Police, render the direction of Mr. S. D. Alartin, Chief- .n this age of competition, however , banished to that island: di. view of Algiers, when bombard- 1: nst it in the present most popular Lottery; and hopes, that a a . 1I • e, are d iligently employed searching for the fo pts are made to impose on society, by ed by Lord Exmouth : the interior of the II o use of Lords as all the Capittle are Coating, some of the undertneu- stolen articles, and, it is hoped, will shortly give an ar- I . and by promises never menus to be miring the Queen's 'trial : and, subsequently. tee interior flour(' may prove Prizes of t 20,000, or any of the lan/ Ca- count of some of the offenders; but there is too much k that the old estataishea servants of of the Houle of Commons: four views of the most interest- peals in t , •e Relieve, the whole of which may be drawn reason to fear that these are but the beginning of mit- -1 . me boldly forwar.i-openly and fairly Iraq parts of the ceremony of his present Mn) •sty's.Coroola- Neer Ws:mire...v. the 30tli inst.-The following Numbers rage and spoliation, that will grailully inc eeee e during n, and, re: the Conductors of tee Two tiea: the sites of his eleyesty s Lending in !eland, Ac, all are reserved ter such persons as may select teens, and may the winter.-(Ak f o Coartitution.) • 4 thserver" now dn, conflaently subunit of which. hi their turn. created a demand ier "'l7le Ob- be bed in Whole Tickets, Ilaives, Quarters. Eighths, or Six- • EXTRACT iiir A LITTER FROM KILKENNY. Inc test of past experience. server" almost beyond calculation. teeuths, st Beau's 0.11-es 4,Coroloill. or 9, Charing-cross : "o n Sunday , the 1311 instant, a military detachment, of the Conenetors of „ The Observer" If any tiling cab be added to confirm the literal principles No. lil 19,3 3.}19.1d3 9,130 . furnish •to Lieir readers a superior are by which the Conductors of •• The Observer" have bees at No. 737 2,b03 No, 039 11.377 consiating of a corporal and three privates, escorting a • . a, ton whicn has happened during ' the all tenets indeented, it is the well known faze teat. where 2.4:9 ICJ, 233 No. 698 10.730 deserter from Kilkenny to Carlow, imprudently stopped •. wish its commie. by novelty and exclo• the importance of the subject required it, they have without 6.230 1.434 1,477 13.071 to drink ; they became intoxicated, and took the hind- . , ,1 :31 Mu altegether escaped the notice he'll:Ilion sacrificed the whole of their Adv. msements. 7.4*3 0.717 2,171 13,009 cuffs off the prisoner, uho was also very drunk. Having • . • In tui• teen the the means which they In conclusion , it is coolly to be remarked, that in all these 10.023 7 . 4 e 9 & I 1 lige 13.323 resented their march. they h,nl just arrived at the , them to he sitienleey suacesseil. Ano- eigeoeic efforts to gradfy the Readers of " The Observer," 11.403 15 . 74 d 6..e13 11,400 church-yard of Shankill, in the county of Kilkenny, Atortant (eject has eeen to pay such at- Tar lioneay's led.tion has Invariably parecipated ; and it 13.1e3 I 1.49 S 0.719 17.524 warn the prisoner, it is presumed in a fit of d li i e..r.utit, *. • esters of the o ,yr immeeiately preceding is *int this knowledge that the Conductors tow unfeignedly 17.770 16.383 7.376 17 • 5 fi1 9 • leaped into the church-yen', where he fell; be was imniss i to clialte,,ge cumparivan with the most reran enn telentioualy recommend The II .nday's Edition 17,SSZ 17,We 5,122 19,107 diately fired at by one of the p orty, while lying on the My Press. of the Observer ',sone of the best Weekly Newspaper* now , Persons not choosing any of the above. may hare a great ground. to the great :Janie 01 the cOngreption its pi- . • it the ethos , in which "Th e Obs e rver" extant. - . Variety to select from ; or if the adventurers have a fancy bled for divine service-Seine of whom, who had no: as ally con , poomon• in t his wa y. will a ugise T ee price of the Monday's Observer Is only seven pence for any particular Number. Dian will, if possible, obtain It rent appeal is grouthled spas no id .e or ter rare paper, or eight shillings and two Pelee per Itearier• for them.-Present Price of '• Ticket. £22 les.; Half, ot 12 yet entered the church. called to the clergyman to Many of these effeta must be stilt tweets for its transmission are received by tie Clerk of the come o ut and prevent murder . Six teenth , He Instantly l d rus IP Mit lion of the pal lie : sq.) that , they h•tve Roads. at :ea General Post 0N... and by tre Loudon s. d .. r I I Is. 6d.-Letttrs, post paid, duly answered.-Schemes from the reading desk,and found the prisoner on his knees .0r5,..;6 t, :Leif tmerit, sac ally soy 'll • I oen:ry Neesinen in ever! . part of the Unite , . Kingdom. erells. I surroundedby the party, with their muskets cocked and • AI F.: • IL , . . .. .