The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-01-03 00:00:00

oa/tOgiLf 5259. on or WM, A'neViatilia• Mang own e lireeter,4llllo6lllol Oestirmay .j 1 Oa Monsioloto of VolgikomPogilpeto4he Mod ladies. ' do berOy Owl optics to all pels• wow it other - - tabs Ickillactallthy 'the A.. 4111611 dllllllll fiN. W. ,40 d •nsaa,the Raft tadia.• %PPM r t as = ll • or - vorlahood prima wwwity Ir :tea, baba.* tat Moo* airksOldlitia Wag. rot *vie, fa the amiss of fit' Moat ItillafthoopaNy. 011oara.fiaaroos.-and-orier parson stmt. aegy.haig sorted. oa board of any ship* sailllO diimaliald 'Company, that the mho! fofelitost, arlelatt *MA Ile lotiforatso to thadleiLlholllbboular- ,Aad tbo Court milts all perukes to whoa the said Act slay only. with Is .deliver M.their Secretary, at Ibaltast bias Boy 1190414161 . yettemona g y vo •reatobtig to the, buds. sad pay Os snood US sst4Ms M"Camplay' • Traao l 47- alaseateats rogoirod from the several t 9a •tatioaat 4ha f iltteratary's OSee. ilFigr 4Oli PI PM DART. Secretory. 7 -- • . . OA* ACHIM; iHrAD INN, , • es ontru-stimmt, wera F meata.. ,:lialaiiPollilATELLlNM • MATS. lIAMMUIND AND CA . NDURT TfrAbovtime t POE 1 COACHES. il g OadcliaSSl, Me. est one Iron the above leo • ".Tellapoph," .Dover. Mel, Ramsgate, tbatabary, "Peveatimat and Sandwich sew - every eased , its Iptarter past Pavia o'clock. :lot •of the decided prefeeence gives =osigla,lotoeoprieloes are determined r lepopetpd la goodie it the drat coareyanee IbiL IltbMplon, Chatham, Rochester, Stroud, flittinebourne. . emallattitaisi every morning, at a quarter past siliffteaeon. Felmeath. Plymouth. Hester, Trim. Bediala, • Ashherton„ Totness, Weymouth. Dorchester, Dr sad Salisbury, every morning. at seven. th . asmineter, lirldport,Blemtford. Stockbridge, eke, Matiferd-bridge. Blackmon.. aa4 Bagehot. The " Union," Southampton, Lyasingtok and Basingstoke, Hartford-bridge. illackwatee, . shot sew four inside coach. every MOCRINfr at artless at the Coach and Horses, Seethamptaa. See. This Is a most delightful conveyane• to the Isle Wight, Jersey. Guernsey, St. Haloes. Havre de Grace, Cherberg, ftc. Thu proprietors of the shove math hope to receive a eoa- Seams of that Pippo a which hue hitherto been 6:performed Months ossommemist of the " Union." No toeing with War miedaus. Balk_jpe. IDIOM dying post coaches. through Chippen• MS. CHO% emd Mariboroegh, Newsbury and Reading. at one • arrive at Mr. May's, the Grey- Bath, and t he London Tavern, Thomas - street, Bristol, seat morning. *adF es COA( HU TO WALLA, HILIDORIVATIR, TAUNTON, AND PLYMOUTH. The "Umpire." a new Liverpool light roach, only one tight en the road, carrying four inside, sets out daily at nue: oteives at Liverpool next afternoon at seven, through Wo haw Lattibery, Northampton. Welford, Letterworth, )hinekley„*Atherstone, Litehield, Stone, Newcastle, Keats lord. Werringten, and Promo. 4 4=stier4kriangtea, ad Shilfeal post 'seek. every The " Uniene," Weemosth. Harshest'', flltandford. Balls teary. Andover, Overton. Basingstoke. Hartford-bride., liackwater, aad Bagshot, new post coach, every afternoon. CBS WAYMOCTU PAIMATII TO • . , C11E1111011144 ST. MALOZI, &C. Barnstaple and Seatiunolton Post Coach. every Mon day. Wednesday, and Friday morning-, at 7 o'clock. The "Rockingham,' Leeds light post coach, seta not every efterasoon at fear ; and misses through Italdoek, Biggieswade„ Eaton, siiton. Greetham. Grantham. Rawirt. •Stmetord.ilifitrkham Hoer. Newark, Raiford, Doneacrer, and Perryb ridge. tothe Golden Lion, Leeds, now afternoon. Lynette and Packages only Tao Pence per lb. Notwithstanding the uncommon expedition at this roach. it is allowed to be the most agreeable and eomptete p.ll , iir aonveyaace on the north road. being unequalled by an:, other. flarrowgate and Ripon new light post coach, every after noon at four. ,t► Glasgow. Longtown, Gretna Green. Arian. Dumfries, Grownhill, Thornhill, Semiotics', Kiln, Cawood, Kingswell, and all parts of Scotland, a pestcoach daily. York, Scarborough, Whitby, Shields, Sunderland, New castle an d Edi n b urg h, n ew post cough, with a guard throughout ; sets out every morning by way of Newark, Belford, Done: ref, Ferrybridge, Tsticaster, Darlington. Northallerton, Durham, Morpeth, and Berwick. Passengers finding themselves fatigued on the journey. may rest what time theyplease, and then proceedon without any ad ditional fare. Marlborough and Swindon new four inshir coach. through Aldbourn, Reading. Lambourn, Purton, Lydington, Priesey, Wooton Basset, Ramshury, llungerford, Newbury and Maidenhead every morning. Bridgenorth, *faint, Shrewsbury, Salop, and Holyhead four inside coach, every evening. Boston. Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton and Huntingdon Royal NI. il Coach. every evening; to Spftsby, Louth, 'Grimsby and Dull, afternoon at a quarter before sic. Peurith, and Whitehaven Post-Coe-1i gora with four horses and a guard all the way ; passes through Broegh, Appleby, Greta-bridge Richmond, Catteriek, Boroughbrit W ic, etherby. Aiwrford, Ferrybridge, New ark. Duncaster,Grantham,Stamfore, Bawtry,C reethatn and Stilton ; sets out every morning, and performs the jour• ney with The greatest facility. Passengers detained on the road by amines-, or pleasure, have peculiar ads antlge of their seats %eine secured in the neat coach. Kenial, lAncaster. Preston, Kfrhy-Lonsdale, Rolton, IClnley, Ora:slink, and Garstang post-coaches, every af lernoon. Liverpool. Warrington, Knutsfard, Stoats, Stafford, and Litehfleiti new light four inside post-coach, (only one night on the real) every evening at five o'clock, to the Saracen's Mead in::. Dale -street, Liverpool, neat evening. Wakefield post-roaeh every morning. Chester, Newport, Whitechurch, Tarporley, Namptwich, Northw eh, and Mithliewieh. post-coach every "Remain. Sunderland, Stockton and Yana Coach every morning, to the George Inn, Sunderland. Menclia‘ter, Winslow, Congletnn, Newcastle, Walsal and Wolserfismpton, new four inside poit-eoneli, every afternoon. only one night on the road. Shetneht a nd Rotherham po st-coaeb, called the "Nelson," every morning. Birmingham post-coach. %Ms OM every afternoon at three o'clock, carrying four inside only, and pa..., throne' W a r. arick,Leamington, Sonthani and Invent•s, to the Son- een's Head, Buil-street, Birmingham, neat Inovniag at half past seven, Hull, Lincoln, Northears. Ilow•Inn and Donsestster post coach every morning, to the Cross-Key s, Unit, Hertford, Ware, lloddesdon and Che-hstut s.meh, every morning. Tottenham and Edmonton coaches, daily it raven, hair pin; Iwo, five and eight. s r ,* Luggage mid Packages to Leeds, Doncaster, Ferry bridge, at only two-pence per lb. S. A. MOUNTAIN and CO. respectfully acquaint their Friends and t'e Public, that they will not he scram!. able tor any Parcels, Passengers' Lugnace. Writin.'s Plata tte, ofmore than Five Pourils valet% ii ion,, stolan. or da maged, unlen entered ea surfs • and the I 'l4:ls]]• r unit fn acordiug'y, at the Saracen'. Head Ism, Su 4-:1 ti, 1.0 Asa _ _. _Z"'"' Spelling n. Price ',deloused's tLIIII SPILLING Boon, coa ls . 40111•118 IS tipening, with several easy Seidl me calculated to explain the ele mentorY pet altar glish Language. Pries is. 6d. The SIMI o Root. containing Tables of Words selected fres ad New Testaments; to which are annexed dm* 1111111Mbf onelttion ; together with a variety of tad familiar Vtat pron ileg Lessons, taten from the Hole lie era. Price Is. 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Tbeise little ommended to the attention of every Parent and Teacher. as the most useful Series of Books that can he pnt into the hands of Young People, each Rook vl4llOO- 1 lug the Principles of the Art or Science on which It treats,' and written in so clear and easy • style that It can be under stood by the meanest capacity, viz. on A rithmetie - History of France Ancient Ilistory History of Rome Astronomy History of Greece A rehitecture History of America, two Agriculture Parts Algebra History of the Jews Ruble and Gospel Ichthyology Botany Italian Grammar British Geography, two Land Surve)ing Paris Logic British Biography Latin Grammar British TAW Medicine Chriptiau Religion klii.eraintry Classical Bkpgrapby Modern Ilistory Chemistry Music Chronology blyilioloav Drawing Natural History Entomology Navigation 'Electricity Ornithology English Grammar Painting French Grammar Poetry First Catechism Neap 'Hive General Knowledge - Rhetoric Geography Religions Denominations Geometry Sacred tient:raptly Heraldry Scripture History History of England Trade anti Commerce History of Scotland Universal Ilistory History of Ireland " Being led to look into these Works, we have been pleasingly sorprised at the variety anti accuracy of the in formation they contain, witliin so small a compass, anti in so excellent a form ; and we must say. that more conveni ent. accurate, well-arranged, and proper publications were never submitted to general observation."—Literary Ga zette. SCIE iVorAs are Printed for G. and W. 13. Whittaker, 13, Ave-Maria-lane, I.oodon. IMPRESSED with a just and humane tense of a the calamitous results arising from the injudicious treat ment of • certain snakily, contracted in a loaner too well . known to require a comment, and often entailing on its un happy victim a series of distressing and almost insupparta- Me ',Merlons. Dr. KAM' respectfully calls the attention of those interested in his ;weedier and most effectuel method of cure, unlike the advert ink e empiric of the day, or the equally eriminal conduct of those 4 • who hold the word of promise to the ear and Weal. it to our hope." Dr. Eady will not pre sume to pledge inftllibi!ity in every description of case, bet fur as human aid, assisted by medical and surgical skill run he appiied„ he promises a certain, speedy, and perm.- nent restoration ; having made every species of Syphilitic effection, and its various train of diseases, the primary objects of his professional studies, and being flattered by the trans cradant suecees which hes accompanied his mode of treat rneut daring the course of a long and laborious practice, he 14 enabled to offer, with the fullest confidence, pretensions at once the most hopeful and encouraging. Innumerable in eeence4 can he adduced illustrative of the superiority of Dr. Eady's system, which had beet found to prevail, even waere 0:-..ineat talent, retained by public institutions, had proved ineffectual. In addition to those consolatory advan ces, Dr. Eady will he feint I equally fortunate in reviving the slumbering and debilitated energies of the human coeotitu lion, whkh embitter, and, N not timely arrested, frequently render nugatory the very prlnsiple of existence. From thio desolat:ng stale of Inanity and sterility. by re-animating the frank awl afferling tone and elasticity to the relaxedergans, Dr. Eady is happy to convey the most positive assurano-s that the sufferers of both sexes may be rescued; a steady persevere:a.e in the means dictated beine only required.— Dr. Evdy is consulted daily, at No. 311, Dean-street, Soho, (one end of Dean-street, Soho, leads oat of Gerrard-street. celly opposite the General Two Penny Post 011ne; pie otaer end into Dxfordettreet, and Is opposite %limed-street), by patients of both seg.--Country letters inset respeetabie titivation return of SeCalld puss, - preceding subjeets, explaining the in a familiar manner, and the whole ail Irciac 1 to the Youth and Maturity of both Sexes. By GOSS and Co. Consulting Surgeons. London. Nature heaths Omnibus caseVedit, si gnla eognoverit nti.—CLAUDIAN. &WC fleetest to all the food of bliss *applies, llafrosolapplicalion Narks lac wise. May be had at 90, Paternoster-row; 50, Pail-Mall; 41, Piccadilly; Id, Princes-street. Soho; 5.2, Fleet-street; 174, Fleet-street ;all, West Smithfield ; 9S, Chuardile, Lon don; Stevenson and Co., Barks and Co., Norwich; R. Deck. Ipswich; Barrett and Duffield. Rath ; Sheppard, Bris tol ; Hatt. Cam bridge ; Headley, Leeds; and at all Book sellers.—Messre. GOSS and Co. are to be eonfiulted, as usual, everyday, at their !mese ; and Patients In the Country are requested to describe mituttely the ease, enclosing a re mittance kw Make and Meditine. which can he forwarded to any part of the World.—DOSS and Co. M. R. C. Sur geons, I I. illoeverie-street, Fleet-street, London. ,Ll - 0 It., COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JAN. 2. London Adjourned Sittings after Michaelmas Term, before the Lord ChiefJostice aad a Special Jury. OVF.REND O. CARTBEW. This was an action for money hail and received, to recover the plaintiff's proportion of a certain seiznre of money paid into the public chest at Jamaica, which it was alleged the defendant's deputy had embezzled. . . Mr. CAMPBELL and Mr. UUBLIEURNE were for the plaintiff. and Mr. Pct.Gett for the defendant. The plikintilf was a searcher. and the defendant war • c.,ll•ctor of the enstoms at Jamaica. It was alleged that the defendant's deputy, a person named Ilutehin sun, had embezzled about 10,0001. of which the plain tiff claimed 786/. as his share. The defence set up was, that the defendant had not taken posses.ion of his appointment until eight months after lie was nominated to succeed the prior Collector. and that in the interval the embezzlement alluded to had taken place. The Jury, I nwever, under the Learned Jnarte's cli rec:ionr, found their verdict for the plaintiff—Da usages 7861. Common Jury. THE KING V. It EATER 4ND OTHERS. This was an ioformation granted by the King's Bench, at the in.tanee of the Earl of Jersey, against the defendants, Robert Thomas Weaver, Thomas-Ar rowsmith, and William Shackell, the first two being proprietors, and the third the publisher of the weekly newspaper, called John Bull, for publishing in that paper of Sunday, May 6, 1821, a scandalons and defa matory libel of and concerning the Conntess of Jersey. .Ir. SCAIIidITT and Mr. BLACKBURVIC conducted the prosecution, and Mr. SoLicyrott-(;started. and Mr. CHIT IT the defence. The alleged libel was published under the heading " Lady Jersey," and was to the following &feet : •• We have received a great many communications oboist Lady Jersey, with some of which we .ball, from time to time, amuse our readers. One or two we skill venture for this week's cs i rollme. Every one inlet have seen that we had a kindness for B,ady Jersey— that we here spared her; and that we should have eon- 1 filmed to du so, if she wonld have alloivA us. But 1 this foolish woman (and a person of '•J::ty or so"i cannot plead youth or inexperience) has made herself so notorious, and an offensively indecent, by taking up—when every body else has dropped her—the pa ramour of Hergami, that she forces herself upon our notice; and with the blessing of Heaven she shell have enough of it. Ferguson, Taylor,and Co. will call as infamous—dtrougham will rave about our in v..di ng female character ; —we shill be threatened with prosecutions, which we despise; and licensed of a want of gentlemanly feeling, which (from other tongues) we should regret. Hut it h all in vain; we are before the public; and the public knows that we have never dragged a woman forward—we have never broke. in upon domestic privacy ; no temptation of fan—na bit terness of party—nay, not even the interests of mo rality and decency, have induced us to allude to, much less to mention, any lady who has not, by her self artier relations. been brought before the public, as a companion or witness for the modern Aisk - glum Isis Anvia itt levi vas ~ r ewable Iva*: hie Zola,. 'Mr, /All loft "Aldr--Ar—it's te lift fro* ***Mk 'lebb is • 'AAA% 'or ffliedittwolveli.tte se sib*. ft 'lb. Sts 'netehrrthh Medd; Wirer*, illor ills • Bay, 'hive esttottwa-CessArrebffea, Xlh, *Pm doe principle, shall 'lib! Ihritllf• ISt& Values. .otol,ll Ombra" '(tills "Mk. lost Itfird with 1 , 011 INN) Illettig issubed Lady Jemmy, MU tea *al . Iklrtyilify - ikkellsk• she insisted blithest lel& it reils Mit ihnt —that _inseam dos' PEPIN ! WO Ids , was disoovered, Eddy •Jrioey, ib lie If= - Wyk, formally deelsrel 'War ••da 'tiff . notes and much correspeadebtte ktWe place, and mars may be eirpatel. Inlll6lllllia her Autocratic Majesty, IlAdyllereey. bd. pub _ a strong manifesto, thitllkeNvlll trot ask miter assemblies soy one who salmetilles to Atka Siff j 'dad advertised two parties last Week, Is crier to At eosiollsti her threat ; bat, oh ! the .bast-elghtidereas awry Lady 1--be lam mitre Mt was at *lli of and thinks, if there had ems • eleoll4 is have been there too; for, briar • fifth Lend _Aosriag, he is become a great favaterite *Mt bee Ladyship, and is honoured with a share of her eefli t el' ton, which, but for his infirmity. would doubtilves eery agreeable. In addition to 'this, we have a ch more important article of intelligence to before oar readers. We little thought that any : relating to Lady Jersey could ever become ihject of public interest ; bat after the part s!.• chosen to take in behalf of the Queen—after the le protection she has vouchsafed to give that dis consolee Princess—after the pledge and promise of itenanee and support with which she has ende.t -' to uphold her, the public will learn, with no SerViee. that— LADY JIRSIT IS GOING •1111041:1 nesismarsta." 'f wit were rida, we might perhaps proton! to some litileehare ka, this deterusiostioa ; and we think it highif xprobable,•aisd quite natural, that the etn•ter rasstuents into which Lady Jerrie visit to the Qtreen has thrown her, the disgust which the public has so unequivocally exhibited, and the coolness with whirls she has been received in private society, all have C1:11. tributed to drive Lady Jerai from a Setae of wh,i;:h she once was the ornament and the life." " Where she Intends to take op her abode we lvs.e not yet beard. The Queen Auld doubtless be hapay to find in respectable a tetuint f.r her villa at COM j but Lord Jenny has thewi so decide , ' an kis fro all that cannellini, that ire appretiend her Lstlysiiip cannot 11:me to be allowed to walk in ber M tjesty's footsteps." " Upon one point, Lord Jersej is. vs maierstand. Immoveably Awed. lffeltis — poeffiviTraeilaretL thin' 44713; " no power on earth shall induce him to sager her Lady ship to hire Berganti as a courier." Mr. SCAILLIETT. in opening the case for the prose• cation, commented with his uses! ability apon the scandalous tendency of this publication, which, he said. was calculated to throw the most infamous as persions upon a lady of high honour and irreproach able virtue. To prove the publication of the alleged libel, Mr. Thomas Wright, clerk to Mr. Harmer, the citor for the prosecution, was called ; and he statl-1, that on the Ist of June last he purchased the paper in quettiuc at a printing-office, No. 11, Johnson's court, Fieet-street ; the names •• Shackell and Areal/- smith, printers," were on the door. It looked like a private 'imam. nit know the person of any of the defendants. The next piece of evidence was, an examined copy of the affidavit filed, le pursuance of the watute, by the Proprietors of the Paper, Mr. It. T. Weaver and Mr. T. Arrawstirth. whirls wet in the usual form, an I it went on to state, that the palm was to be printed "at Nu. 9, Dyer's-builditurs, liolbarn." The publi cation in question appearing from the imprint, to be pasted in Johnson's court, Fleet -street, by Thotnat Arrowetuith and W. Shackell, The Saurtrort-OaxestaL objected that this was no evidence to connect the defendant with the Paper given is evidence, for that the Act of Parliament, which ha.' substituted a new species of evi ferret affecting the responsibility of Newspaper Proprietors ; whilst it made an examined copy of the affidavit file I at the Stamp Office evidence to pr ne ownership, in • Court of Justice, it at the same time required that C.e names and place of abode of the printers and publishers. printed in the imprint of the paper pe shoahl eor nd witn the names and places above-mentioned in the affrisvit filed. Now this re is not so; and thrrefore there oat no proof that the Mr. Arrawsaiith and the Air. Shelekell, whose ehris- Liao natuot were set out in tile information, where ra mose persons as those whose sirttantes only w?re painted on the door in Johnson's court, At all events there was not the slightest etitlence to affect Mr. Weaver. Mr. Sea Lem in answer to dhe objection, contend ed that the evidence adduced was sufficient to con nect the defendants with the paper In questloa ; but in any ete:tt, he submitted that It was a question for the Jury. The Curse JUSTICE observed, that as the Act of Parliament, which required that the names of the Proprietors and Printers of New‘papers should be r.- gistered at the Stamp thfiee, in order to afford a more easy mode than formerly of establishing the fact of ownership, &c. had substituted an entirely new species of evidence from that required in all other cases, he was bound to construe it must strictly. In Lis men: there was no evidence to affect .str. IVeatec; and as to whether the other defendanis were connected with the publication, it certainly was a question for the Jury: but tbeir connection w.th it rested up,nt very slight grounds. 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