The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-02-18 00:00:00

r --t c , jZiNvlcmu A-1 < At T WILA " \lbw- 4 ro t te%/nux • -~' I \, ~. NUMRVR 5297. *----"---- S TAVE ORATES AND KITCHR.IO X4N9211. . i Elfg w rS, Store and Raw . blamofsetuirov. a. ykli.koet.bill. respeetfolly selloW the %MN= 04 tr ) oho sre redulag or Webbing braes Mao o p o f bis most extensive and halo ---- Lio nixa OT niNIVi-Roo‘l. PARLOUR. osaCMANIIIIISTOVIML F ook;b0, AND FIR*IRONS.. elbow& eirkm for dm pained or tbe most magallbseat optimist, et 4 fres 7s. amok b, Mo. B ad unmade. ' J. gross.pardeularly pooopopads .11e . WPM/VW KITCHEN RANGER. with perpetual ovens sad steam boiler.. calculated far roestlec - brills*. baklam. nail stems. jsr. on priaciples of economy awl gapprst otlllty, *mod i 1. lts Wirier to mil Piet aired to doo Poste. at from 6to ye erloreassi; • larger apporatito. for Memos and rm. ritstagt="ora .301. to 1001. ewe. Ballo. eoasonratorles. Re., bated by • j oior toriabo Wk of do kloben wogs. or by mass of baler. at a. Tarp. 1401141 ollmaso. Rooatiorf- Mo b ile sewed aad most approird prloelplaa fee 4 " c o r..ramps.aod Alps. . Warta Alelltomm, willt wearie r bee, for kills, warebooses. or sloops. i of tramed mid paper TIM SALITJtu, 40 We 5 .41.41 UM% plat araldos. stab other motrodep. "1 0 211 0 61 00 11,40UP 0 100410. 00 ,' • Mom LAMPS. for dialog aides. vie.. ilasousint •m ) qty. No. I, rSoia'4l4 listair liesso.)' worly apposite As Moso- VI. 100 64 #10 , --.-A- ---- '.1., . • I --- SARACEN'S HEAD INN. ' • • N vtiatiteliktimorr. suaw-ittin. PIICMUILLITHI TO .110VER, Den. RAMS-. A'l'R. NARHATIC AND CANTICHAURY. r. Wleitait' FOE T COACHES. HAIL WINS, lbs. oat ow from the alme it t— 'n• oTskiratb." - Rover. psi* lasigais, Margate, '4houtosi, referthllill aact Hoodwieb aim post coach, . worraniag, of a wiser pot anis *Volt. i• turpoposse el Ow desided prehrtale gives to Ow ; abmiussf.. Ihr pospOsieriatiertermiesi se swam OM leSseekt It Owes* towayawse ow the IGO mei 3 awlbew. Xiarnear, Sherill. INSlkwbsetwe. eal every swift sib 1 part sod sassmaist. Paw& Plyirsili. Ibistery law& Ileamht. NOP" Adttwww, Tifton. Wreath. Dettitester. Dittwook et Way. wry sistaisit. at rms. Iltreso Itsaitos, Ikidpsol.111.•11.04. Otodattidp, liwkiOake, Plaskweler, sad Baltiost. i'll Owelowwits, Lyalaitsw, Wisetwiter, tat iswilartatta, Ire. itladtweer, and Bag shot Dm bar leak amok miry sofoleg at eight ; 'twins it Ws Comb -wed Honda, filsothamplon. by 4w 4 ,N. is a meet delightful eitoneyettoe to the Isle of , Jersey, Guernsey, St. Melees. Havre de Orson, Ite. % pion of Not above twee& hope to receive • cow ef diet support which has hitherto been experiseeed seressteatest of tile " Unioa.“ No rating with ssd Bristol lying post coaches, through Chlppea• bee, and Marlborough, New.bury and Newlin, et east arrive at Mr. May's, the Grey . C2V i rth, sod the Landon Tavern, Thomas-sweet, . toilloai Deleted, next worming. atm do WaLLa, DILIDGIIKATIa, 7•IINTON. AND Iot.TMOCTH. ..iia•siairet fum. Ufa...-. -- 1 %Mt ea eilaKeiffelftrneligidaft a/IlS.llll =g# f' animal . imam 0 seen, s Mrs, 111111 Mar• ' Wilford. Lattimore, items,Nem=de. Kamer il ltre lbilis"l4 mtgless. Ond,Prolicot. f , Weiliellba, std {Mural post meek emery saft lbe lmes '"Lelee," Weymouth. Dorchester, Blaudford, Sane bury, Aklever, Overton, Baslogstoke. Hartford-bridge. Ilisekwaler. led Boggiest, sew poet coach, every Wednes day sal Saturday afternooe. WIZ WITROC7II INICOOTO TO Oetll74lllT, JetlliTi r CIICIROCRO, Sc. MALOTO, ite. Barnstaple tad Sestlueoltea Post Comb. every Mos. dab Wednesday, and Friday morning., at 7 o'clock. The 'Rockingham," Leetle light post coo* sets set every &Renown at four ; and passes through Illtdock Risciesvade. Eaton, Ninon, Greethain, Grantham. Bewtry, thumbed, Markham Moor, Newark, Iftetterd. Desolater, and Perryhridge. twit, Golden Linn, Leeds, sent !afternoon. Loristee and Packages only Two Pence per lb. . Notwithstanding the uncommon expedition of this easels, it is allowed to be the most agreeable and mempieto public tsm sepia on the north road' beiag unequalled by any ether. Ilanowttate and Ripon new light post coach, every after noon at fon. Glasgow, Longtown. Gretna Orion. Ansa. Dumfries, BromMillThoralslll, Sangshar, Kiln. Cannock, Klagswell, and all parts of Scotland, • pestcoach daily. York. Scarborough. Whitby, Shields, Sunderlaad, New castle sad Edinborgh, new post conch, with a guard thromhoat ; sets out every morning by way of Newark, Retford, Doncaster, Ferry bride", Tadcaster, Darlington, Northellerton, Derhem, Morpeth, and Berwick. Passeagers India, themselves fatigued on the journey, may rest IRMA time dimple's., and then proceedon without say ad (Gnat! Are. Marlborough and Swindon new four inside mach, through Aldboura, Reading. Lmabourn, Purim, Lytilegton.Pelesr7, Woetom Basset, Sainsbury, Hungerford, Newbury sad Malamute-ad every morning. Bridgenorth, Wilsal, Shrewsbury, Salop, and Holyhead Isar Ina* CO4CII, every evening. BOWS, Spalding, Peterborough. Stilton and Huntingdon i Royal Mail Coach. ever) evening; to Spilahy, Louth, Grunt, and Dull afternoon at a quarter before six. Carlisle, Penritil, and Whitehn sea Post-Coach; VII sub fuer horses and a guard all the way ; passes throug h bumph, Appl e b y . G reta -b ridge, Richand. Cattorick. llsroasithridee, Wetherby. Aberford, Ferrybridgc, New art. Domaster,G rar.tb a m, St a m fori:, Bawtry, 0 retake= and Milton; sets out every morning. and Poefrrirs.__„"" J o I r : mg with th e greatest facility. Passengers email."' as ".` road by bonbons, or pleasure, have the peculiar advantage if SIM Seats being secured its the next coach. Lads. Lancaster, Presto,.. Kirby-Lone/We. Bolton, rt. %Mai , and Garstang post-coaches, every at thilligluaask ~.1 . 1 4 1,..1, Warrington. Knutsford, Stone, Stafford, and 1 , "rollad sew Debt four insid e p os t-coach, (only one night ei lltstomd.) every evening at five o'eloet, to the Baracen's ild I , g .... la. Dile-stret t. Liverpool, next evening. wskefieW post-mach every morning. ~,,,_ _alma , . Newport, VI hitochureh, Tarporley, Namptwich, namewidi, and Middiewirti, post-cos -II every afternoon. W Manchester, Winslow. Con leton Newcastle, Weisel and altcdtarupton, new f o ur . in side post-coach, every after- We. Only one sight on the road. likelield and Rotherham postrnoneh, called the " Nelson,. they morning. .Rinningham poit-coach, sets out every afternoon at three ° !lock. earr% lag f our i ns id e only, and passes through Wars rindt, Leamington. M ou rn e m and D av entry. to the Saracen% mi, Hull-street, Birmingham, next morning at half-past seven. . Nee. Lincoln. Nombre% it.. ilowdea and Doncaster post ‘"!eil• rt..ry morning to the Cross Key s, Al a reel-place, Hull. "enfold, Ware, Hodileston, and Cheshunt coach, every awning. Tottenham and Edmonton coaches, daily at eleven, half fist too. 5%e and eight. "..,* Linguine and Packages to Leeds, Doncaster, Ferry style,. at , ndy to per lb. yam`' I .O.MOUNTA 17a and CO. respectfully sequslat their r,•and the Public, that they will um-be eseeent er I f', a ") Parcels. Passengen' Leggage, Wlitissr., Plate . ors.orc than bite Pntinds raise. if lost, 0.01611, Or des 4 sell ; "leis entered as ouch. and the Insersoca peid fo Sc l aa'ail, at tbe isracen's !lead lux, Snow-IRL Louder. I LONDON, MONDAY,: OEBltUdlitY 18, Mt rsr died on the Sreold !" au« for .* HANPDRN JNr is tee AM. We. CANPRELL'S SECOND JOURNEY. ' Thle day was pglifthed, brobtosely Meted Is two vohritee hoard U. le. bask; sad Its est bs t i rr. Pad& SO&* embelllaboli Id* Twelea logravlngs. eitillidog die Castsates. Masers. :IV, hllettage of the Nedra. with a sew mad mob isipreal•R : a tECOND JOURNE k T Into the INTERIOIted ZS. SOUTH APRICA t saiertatten et the Briquet of Mt' Direstees of the Losing . By the ifitUrall=lLL. Ts Se Jamey Mr. C - posetratai his Me Merle/ aft Cosstry. rem Rea Reollso North Egg stLettekoa. (whore lie terser Jemmy toeuieseed. as? .... ! ... .lassered Iwo- . rat melees dam hakes taggests to Laudon : Pobllebei by Treads Weill7W-Elalkenser coin, sad Ars-liarts.laso. 00E1100 A few Ceske of lb. Ras Ap mar r l . • price 10e. Mask Keg ' TbN day 'expatiates& CIASER Ilbistratite eff the '‘ V HMIS Otte - ICAR. *leaf, Meade Arriltesise. also these Perifers Dlesiospe, and tho I Tette. with the Operations; _ Ltith. whether CeasStellidel; be. es Leah es Defective Orval:Wee, Abe. to the Deaf sad Daub. Hy JOHN HARRISON Assist to the 11C.Iw. IPrieled for T. she O. Haderwo4f Edisherelt ; sad Hedges sad Asflistw. Of whets eery be bed. by Mom fi r , T. A TIMATISII MI ie Mrsss tlSi Disuses of the Ras, prise Th. hi. • • & As Issues Adratess.seadhrered. DIM at tbe Royal Dispensary der aloe Her. pries Ss. ed. 410.1100 for First Draws Prise ! MARTIN •NIP CO. Cornbill. sari 1211, Oxford wog. viii.ssasily Woes thole Mara sod Po 1 tagst •s New Lamy basks Onsitirs ofTlllB I 11 , 1211111M11T. TM Sobotss terstsise FIVR Prises of filkSNI. besides S..Mg WM, Capitals. All Med- Mosey. sad net Two N s Prim. MARTIN ems Co. Shared and Sold tito nest extrsonli eery Prize ever draws. No.'SSI. s Prize of SOON. as /rat gross it wee estidedts WO the WOOL Prizes, Wog ALL Stet were is Os 11111.14- EYTO 14. Sink Draws Ma. Corshill an Leon ber‘etweel. sospeethily Wish, the Pablie w isepeet IM Sebes. of the New Year's Lottery. and his is hilly cos. Owed that It will be viewed with asivorsal satisfaction ; M EVERY PRIZE IS /MERLIN° HONEY. sod every Tieket will he draws singly. es there are NO CLASSES.— This Rehouse eon/sips LEN 4 this Two Steaks to a Prize, sad double the somber of Capitals t h at were is the Last Lottery, iseledieg I*uso to ...... 1.0110 as Drawl/wines' TUESDAY. Seth FEBRUARY. 'SIAS NEXT TUESDAY WICEIC. *Ss J. SIVEWRWHT remind their Funds ft/ • :pad the Public of dip moor approach of the, proseat ,111' LAMM IMO wilE Ires "yell, on Tummy 114 .] 'mum. -1 111iVitow isg at their Ferteeeti Mew, St Cernisill. Ij. bore, end IS, Maymertet, Louden. And by their *pate. The present Scheme testate' FIVE OF 000,4100 ALL MONEY ! 70 other Capitals, All Money ! AXD Nor Two IBLANCI TO A ram! J. sol J. SIVIV/11110111T ID their last Contract Sold le Shares, SAO, A Prize of .eib.Oub ! MN* the last Day of the last Contract they Shared sad Mold 1E,061. 2 8 ,°00 0.740 1100 18,074.... ..... 6001 17,0•27) l.OO IHE KOVAL NATIONAL SCiEN fIFIC mu. INC) ACADEMY aid LIVERY STABLES. opposite the Coboerg Theatre, is the New Watetloo-bride.-- By T. HUMPHRYES- Riding Master to hi - filets Majesty upwaria of Thirty Years, and Professor of the Royal 'Marge of Hanover. With dignified grace is the drive or the ride, To manage the steed, or the vehicle guide, To H a repair, who, with competent art, To other professors unknowe, will impart Tbe method by which the most timid may gala Asserance of safety, and quickly attain Equestrian perfection, with ease and delight, And pleasure with precept and practice unite. Of structure superb, sad for comfort renown'd, Where yet ecoaonsie instruction is found ; Fer Pepils, his noted Academy draws. Tba meed still increasing, of Public applause. Ma faculty says,—'• Indigestiow or goat, 'Dogmatics or Dropsy, to put to the route ; Etptastrian Exercise frequently take, 'fits Romani supineness of health to awake! Bo Houma ves has horses of gentle firm paces, For dikes of timid or invalid eases; With ponies for youth—while for moose or yoke, And all other purposes, horses are broke. For ladies and gentlemen, choice here Is met Of amblers;--and tandems and gigs too are let ; With grooms, if regaled on excursiou to wait,— And horses at livery are taken to bait. • Advice, too, Is even in baying a horse.— Of lectures to pupils is read a free course.— By practice, with competent knowiNige. too fraught, Sword, pistol, carbine, and lance ezercise taught. There is—sad the title of champion assuu'd— An envious opponent. who long has presuin'd Aspersion on ilcweste►ns to east, hat in vain ; For still on itself the indelible stain Of malice reverts, and each impotent action TM public despises of raneroes detraction! Elastain'd by that Public. to merit its favour. Khali ever be 711/21PHRVES . molt ardent endeavour; Who still of high gratitude strictly observant. Remains its month faithful and dutiful servant. T.II. A CAUTION. T. H. thinkt It his duty to caution the Pubic not to mis take the Address of his lteademy, as Copies of Ills Placards and Advertisements are imposed on the Public, in his Neigh bourhood, by persons who have no claim valuer to the Pro fesalog or the Royal Arens. Ihs Ikeillit_of lb lON ILligla Dryness, 'le be Liastenan. oisio A. Wank *be eneheagee, receiving the difereitee. lin Redinseld Light Dregeee•—Ceptale A . 'J. Ryon, tree tine SR Dieggies tionsidt, le bossism* 'lee Wheleci wise 116 .4 5=1f Pest—stiseinean Cada% It. NNW, feat pro l es r ags Rey C ollege. Wise ugly by p u r ehess4 vies the MU Ant. ! j ai ft Usennoi. H. Bird. from laltapay rim lia*. Ma be . vise Theme, whose appoinseseat Woes tzaaliermo i• T. Dineen, bon the 73d Peet; to be at, yin Hanittoe, who exchanges. Ditto—b. W. Story. Gent., to be Resip, *Moat perelleas, site Nesserieg whine appointrneet has sot taken glace. • ' 9131 i tinte—lnnbseent F. Creed. from imilf-pay eelh Itfas 1 61 0 .11MilliMiliot. (goyim the digreence), nee Hen- Nth Pool. Pemba tie . Royal Military L, L. if:ri llip t b V tr* B J be Ca else 11111Y.v ke llt W. : i ' n, witho ut dee Mass deceased; Ridge F. H. Byre, to be %ef,r ehreJeese. ditto-4AM. T. H. Hersatans, free the 10th Foot. be Leal. mim e Arise, who retires epos half-pay eith het, reed the diereses. gild dill Ales. Sir T. *Wog, Batt. oaf 11. abe Ca. vide Gee. Welles, deemed. .1 1 0 15 * 8 14 130-41111seest H. J. Brownrigg, free half. /ire/Me regketie: le be First IJeuteuant, vice J. Key edit: "Weakens& Ist Calm Itesimeet--Lieetesat T. R. Oasroyee, from lbe eild Feet. to be Csilds, by purchase, vice Page, who Mires. UnedeekeL—Major O. Hesvphry, from the 734 root, to be LiaLaCkA., by re rasa. Ode Hee. A. Abercrovebe. who =l . *3ll6 ll gg o /ir a i sa recei try dog the tains of au uuattached mile! OF ORDNANCE, TER. 15. Royal Regiment of Artillery—Captain sod Brevet Mijor R. B. Lane. from helf-pay to be Captain; Second Captain J. Welsh, front half-pay. to Me ilivond Captain. rice S. !gent retired as holf•greit Winn Lietat. W.A. Great to be MO: Ciiipleln et from half-gay. to be ditto ; That R. Mogi* to be ditto ; secodd Liaoteaant O. a• to be Wind Llentemaat ; First Lieutemaat B. O'Neal Lystee.from Ilt n iiiny. to be ditto ; Second Lieetenant C. B Symons to be at Ant Gest. R. L. Cbreeties, from half- PlY.to be r u ts t Imatand Vigeoloa to bo Mit LimaL *PR bell-psi. W b editto ; • from lialt.rty, to be liettood Lieut. ; regabaTaisU ditt;;tliettWnis; &Oft C. itrUdiaisitebe ' MS* Veterinary I Cordite*. L die balf- Pe to be Vderieary Vies Shockley, plaeod on M• 19 11 Medica . l Establlsbings* feeds* Military Departments of the Ordsgseue.—Assistant-Sirgeon General sod Deputy In 'peter/S. Jaraesoa, M.D. to be Surgeon Goma' aed la vector, Tice Irwin, retired. NANKRUPTCY ISLANUCTO. B. J. R. Jenkins. Atbrldire. Illeserietahlre. .clerk. from the lOth of Feb. to the 46th Feb., at the White Lion Inn, Bristol. iNKItCPTR. H. Theeltall, Blackburn, Lancashire. draper, to surrender March 7. S. at the Old Ball Inn, Blackburn, March 30, at the King's Mina Inn, Lancaster. Attorneys. Meow. Ne ville and Eccles, Blackburn; and Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple. J. Kendall, Mlle End, Stepney, cow-keeper. Feb. 19.90, March 30, at the Court of Commissioner% of Bankrupts, Bs ' siughall-street. Attorneys, Messrs. Burnley sad Atkins, I Church-court, Walhrook, B. Hobson, Maidstone, Kent, haberdasher. Feb. 23. March 2, 30. at the Court of Commissioners. Attorney, Mr. Asharst, 1. Sambrook-coml, Besingliall-street. W. and .1. Wilkinama Bell-court. Mincing-lane, wine merchants. Feb. 19, Mar ch le, 30, at the Court of Commis slaters. Attorney, Mr. Clarte, Warnford-coort, Throg- ............--- --.. con J. J. Watkins. New Crane, dwell. Middlesex. butcher, March Y. 9, 3 U. at the Court of missioners. Attoruey, Mr. Townson. Ratcliffe-Fli ts y. T. W. Andrews. Stamfor .incolnshire. cabinet-maker, Feb. eh. 98, March 30, at th e orna Inn. Stamford. Mint ways, Mr. Thompson, Stamford ; and Mr. W. Wright, In ner-Temple. T. Small. Alnwick. County of Northumberland, common brewer. March IS, 19. 30,st the White Swan Inn. Alnwick. Otorneys, Messrs. Megglson and Poole. Verulatn-build into. Gray's-Inn ; and Messrs. Kerr and Leith's& Alnwiel. W. Dansey, Bristol. brewer, Feb. 98, 20, March 30, at the White Ilart Ton, Bristol. Attorneys, Mr. Div. 10, S mond% Inn, (bane ry-lane; and Mr. Frankis, Bristol. J. Taylor. Front. Sussex, shopkeeper, Feb. 20, Starch 2. 30, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorneys, Messrs. Jones and Howard. Mincing-lane. J. Morton. Cork and Neptnne Inn. Parsons-street, Rat clife-Ilighwity. victualler. Feb. 23, %larch 9, 30, at the ' Court of Commissioners. Attorneys. Messrs. Oakley, Birch. and Garth, Martin's-lane. Cannon-street. Bs Bostock, Karl Sl'lltoSt, Leicestershire, bleacher March .Marc &A, 30, at the Bell lintel. Leicester. Attortieli e Mr. BoSt. Leicester ; and Al . flolme, Frampton, and I.of tuesir-Ino. W. Smith, myth. County of NorthumSerland. dealer, Feh. 20. March 3, SO. at the Court of Commissioners. Attorney. Mr. Grace. London-street. Fenchurch•street. H. Tulin, rhandoc-street. Covent-Garden, eheesemonger, Feb.l9. 20. March 3U, at the Court of Conioniwioners. At torney. Mr. liutchisoa.. Crown-coart. Threadeeetile.street. J. Price. Little Malvern, Worcestershire. dealer. March 13, 14, 3U. at the Crown Inn. Worcester. Altorce)s, Mr. King. tierjeant's-Inn. Fleet-street ; and Mr. Clarke, Upton upon-Set ere, Worcestershire. may be bad. oraas,oppyhtteulte Mb Pooh l eper. milk the Mesa esimarod, bill Data.- lbbliall L M. Grey, free the lith Foot. to be the MAW. First Tour. 14 . 1 47 111 4 IGPIIIkieu, vise Lord S. Kerr, promoted in the ith tad. prise ill. Id. beards, lIIIi Mejer W. Campbell, to be Major, by dm TUATNIVIT of DIS. Potibibk. OW wito rade% p os k i N ei a l spiethwe Kim «a Dm • o. w. Melia, from half-pay 68th eof dm Tymoompeo, els. Ito 3100 4 G. Campbell, who reeirompw. Obetreetistiofibe Ibtobraidas Mk— . . Sudsy. Oritikotka. le be Ensign. by likowise the Diesesz e o a f ise llzr• Am promote. dual. us lioness. NM J.Q. Loa Marelest , free half-pay oilbo Auditory None, 10th Foot, to be Lieukenost, oleo G. Francis, who eadasoge., with tomarks relative ritvivitig the dlibreste. Ild ditto-opm% W. Korey to be Major, by perehaso, MOW arms, am. • oaillForoplwoyl p lo w tod; Witt. Hay 40e Captain, by los King, ie. . life ; Lieut. A. D. Hamilton, from the lerweU. Illeet.street; Slash. Ct i t ili stle be lli Tteeent. eke Dares. who azehearres; I *Arthur, Dobbs. sod IBeirt tio,ll.4olth, to la ditto, hy rumbas,. ties flay, d. by the sass Author, _ . gusts Celid . Slower% bore the Royal Within Co:- FROM SATURDAY Val TS GAZETTE. CROWN-OFFICE. Frn. IC. Members returned to tsetse hi the present Parliament. Borough of Maims Fernery.—Tito lien. 11. C. Phipps. commonly milled Viscount hiormanby, in the room of W. Witmer. l.q. deceased. University of oxford.—The Right lion. R. Peel. of flirist chnrch, U.C.L. Borough or Great Bedwin.—The Right lion. Sir John Nichol!. Kid. Borough and Pariah of Ruelinghso.—The Right Hon. W. H. Fremantle. WAR-OFFICE, Ft.. 15. sth Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Captain T. Wheler, frost tba lath Light Dragoon►, to be captain, vice Byrom, who exchange,. 7th Ditto-I.lentenant J. C. Farmer. from Th. OW' Foot. to he cntsiii, I,) purchase. sicr Ott Regiment of Drag ua —Licuteitaat R. %Venal% from DIVIDENDS. March VS, F.. ToHervey. Westhorne, Gust t, miller, at the Court of Commissioners—March 9. J. Itoth , orit NI ilk street. Chcapside„ wholesale hattertinther.e the Court of Commissioners—hlareh 9. G. and J. Wollrt 70. lipital square. silkonanofacturerk, at the Court of Co.o.uksioners —March I. A. Anderson, Salters' Ilall-cuort. Canoon-st.„ merchant. at the Court of Commissioners—Ml3 , cS„ 9, W. Howler. Castle•street. Southwark, hat sn,:n•tr:.ettlrer. at the Cobrt of Commissioners—March 13. C.C,:nsted.tt rti J. Lan ham. Horsham. Sussex, hankers • at the White 110: .se ton, Steywhic —March It. T. Mend. Sande/let. Krut. at the Guildhall. Canterbury —March 111. J. .slurdock. Brown, and W. MacGlrr. d Nottinghate, nyert. et the Cut of Consmissionerr—March O. T. s' Jo h n-serer!. sholoiter. at the Court of l'oatontgaityaroi—March SO. S. Emswortit, Souttnsupton. rope-ma4er. at Or coml. of roinwi •••:—MI:f:11 I I. J. 8, .t!,. DerSt.ttire. r.. r .un-bretr.r, at :La Warren I/Arley Aram Ina. StcAport. PRICE SEVEN PENCIL .C.lllaVitticeTall.-m-MAICti 9. D. Minims, 'l'krogatorton-street, dealer—T. Davidson. Liverpool, merchant-0. Tamer, Liverpool, merchant—T. • Cartwright, Okebampton, Devonshire lankeeper—J. Des Great Windmill-street, Haymarket, .d ' ealer—.l. We* , don, importer of foreign fruits—R. Mama, Neweastitonowth Tyne. merchant—J. Beadey, Wettou-Underedge r Slusw tersbire, clothier—T. Bill, Whitgreave, Staireninifee . _ *ll ier—H. .1. Nortboote, Lime-street, wise.o4lllollll-..R. Monkhouse, New Marshals, Sussex, timber-meintmet. PANTNIRSIIIPS DISIMILTZD. J. Cowell and M. Manchus, Wakefield, Yorkshire—lt, Moughoue sad Co. Sbellield—J. Knapp and M. A. Present, Wismore•street, Cavendish-square. schonlinistressese. Copeland sod R. Terser, Manchester, linee-drapert—J. Howard and Co. Houghton, Manchester, hat-mansfactenirs —C. Fletcher and Co. York, Saxopineers—J. Lev end J. Heedriks, Leman-street, Gootletan's.fieldo. oases— H. Brown and Co. Leicester, holders—J. Parker sea. Parker jun. Chaadoe-street, Covent-garden, vietitaikke—J. Schofield audi. Lester, Bath, thabernmerehends-.-W. dletoa sad G. Dyer, Lamb's Conduit-Wee • Compbcll and J. Adamson, H Yak shire, sergeone—R. B. • y• munsittis— H. A. Douglass and Co. London, merchants—J. Fowilit and J. Hone, Sandwich. Kest, common-brewers—W. and P. Chalk, Wallharastow, Essex, butchers—R. Walsh, god J. Frost, Smarts-buildings, High-Holborn, coach-smiths—T. Okinawa sad Co. Barge-yard, Rucklershery, lieee-drapers-- , W. Paelion sad E. P. Sardine. Notting _hon. ilehnnialinter. —R. W. Dean and T. W. Cooke, St. filattheves, Betiomi ' green, brewers—J. W. Filson. Gainsford, and J. Clialloner, Redborn, Durham, asanufactuiers of Iron goods—R. Henri end J. Lngeo, Liverpool, timbernaerch•-•s—H, Weight IoW C. Armitage, Manchester, osaw•-' and.l. Clark., Poole, rercbasts. 4 ~, • • AAAAA GO OF COIN tM.' . 11.11/ WOLOF. Wheva, 44v. 4d.—Rye, 22e. 23.—Barley, We. Od.—Oats, 6d.—fleans, tie. I W.—Pease. 244. Id. The Average Price of Brown or blescotado Sugar, com puted from die Returns wade in the Week endiug the 14tA day of February, 1922., is 42e. ?id. per ew t. SHERIFFS COURF OF INQUIRY. . V . •~ 4+ s A Cutlet of Inquiry, summoned by the Slie.iff of Kent, assembled at the 51itre lon, in Chatham, to as certain the amonnt of property left by the late Mr. J. Slade, Chief Clerk in the Navy Pay-uice at Chatham. Mr. Jones, Solicitor to the Nary B aid, attended this inqui y; J. Smith, E.q., PAymeos.•-, was also present. It appears at the time of Mr. Slade's death be was in rr 8,045/. Is. 1 lid. J. Ellis, a female s •reant in the family, was ex amined as to the furniture and elf.:ets in the house at the time of Mr. Slide's death. J. Stakes, Esq , stared that he had known the de ceased many years; never had any convenstient wit% • hint ereliecting has private affairs, but always swish dried that hr lived much within his income. (anarter-master Payne said that he considered Mr. Slade to lire 'titbit' his income; his expenditarecoald `.not have exceeded 40111. a year. Wm. Thai:Hardy, clerk in the Pay-office. said be had been fro years in that situation. About three loom ebow. .tO-order [OWN. idlorseitimpea foe a aim -- • -• of mosey Insoonting to two or three thooosiad posed* whieb was delivered to hits by Mr. Made. and he was sent with it to Owl:fork of the Cheque at Sheerness. The nest morning the principal clerk in the Cheque-office at Sheerness arrived at Chadians, and stated that a considerable deficiency had been dis covered in Ile lifts of notes sent the preceding day.— He described a lift to cossist of 60 notes of following numbers, and of equal value. The deficiency, it ap pears, arose from the introduction of sows into these lifts of a less value than those on the outside, one pounds having been substituted for two's or Mr. Slade said it was a mistake, and without further observation made up the deficiency, Mr. iikeilevtar ther stated, that he alwaysolk o d, when the c a sh in hand was reduced to a but ,000/. Mr. Slade evinced great anxiety until the'atrival of a further supply. F. S Newcombe said he was once requested by Mr. Slade to turn down some right hand • a of some lifts of notes for his (Mr. S.'s) convenience, in doing which be discovered that the notes on the face were of greater value that those io the middle of the lifts, on mentioning which to Mr. N. be said they were some he had pat together, pushed them aside, and gave him others, which proved correct. C. Slade, son of the deceased, stated that he did not know that his father died possessed of any pro perty. Mr. 51`0111lock said, in Feb. 1516, precious to his leaving the office,-the stock was taken in the usual way, by lifts, aid supposed to he correct. Mt. Chalk nail no knowledge of Mr. Slade'. concerns; had had no money trans ,ctions with him. but was in duced to become big surety for 1,0110. as a neighbour, considering it merely a nominal thing. Mr. Bentham had known Mr Slade since 1799; thinks when the Union Rani failed be as , . a creditor to the amount of fier or six hundred pounds (631/.155. 6:1. appears to be the sum.) The Bank failed in April IbUit; reports were current that Mr. Slade was a twiner. and he thou t lit that he fold been a sleeping partner, brit tha it was kept secret that it might not cause the loss of ilia situation. Benj. Hunt, a messenger in the Pay-office, says, on the 29th of Nov., be was sent by Mr. Slade to the Ito chertester bank with 5001. in notes to excuange fur sovereigns, which he deposited in a drawer in the Pay office. On the 6th of Bee he was again sent for a si. milar quantity ; on the 13th he was also sent for an other kW.; aid on the 211th for the MDe sum, and on that day he was direct..d to call at the Chatham bank,' o know if they could let Mr. Slade have 5015, an d au promised 400, which he procured nest day. Mr. Slade requested him not to mention these traimacting, t• any one. Dlr. Heoslow stated a debt of 2601. due to the tie erased, and Mr, Larkin said he hail valued the propvr in Mr. Slade's late residence at 3211 10s. Mr. .11118IFYS said lie was Suliiiior in the hank: rutitcy of the Union Bank, and thinks Mr. Slade Lost 1,10111. by its failure. • fhe sum assessed by the inquest was 5d2? 6s. We are concerned to state flout Jamey Hot lon, • ,aged 40, put a period to his *sweeter yesterday Worn-. by 'boring %.•i•se;f throituli the bead, at his ammo R io iliii-dreet, Burk 11,quare. I _~ 1 I ' 1 ' A