The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-10-26 00:00:00

CL,k OLL ( 1 2_ WaitAkOuti : • -, 77 t . T pfte464 • i 4 . Ptfl-sy-i. k. 2 • t coo L tes t nan. c3, t • • ••• LONDON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1822. --- " The Canoe for which HAMPDEN fell in the Field, and . SYDNEY died on the Setifoldi° PRICE SEVEN PENCE. ;HT AND COKE COMPANY. LONDON, OCT .14,_114251, FREEHOLD HOUSES, MIDDLESEX, 10 PER CENT.. h, SOLD. either Inge'het or separate, FOUR_ JL TEEN FREEHOLD HOUSES, in a populous neigh borrhood, let to tenants whd pay their rent weekly. Parehasees for their investment will get 10 per gent. they are new houses, and all give votes; the pries for oaeb will be 1.410, .etau, and .t 220. Apply to Mr. Cubitt, Gray's Ina Road. OLD BAILEY, FRIDAY, OCT. 25. bereh♦ Oren. 'flat the HALF-1 tiENEft 41. COURT of the PROPIIIE COMPANY. to he held pursuant to the Act late Majesty King George the Third. will icncoly. the 4th day of Noveutber next. at anchor Tavern. in the Wend, la the county t e:even o'clock in the forenoon. order of the Court of Directors. 1. Ph:DDEIt, Secretary. will be taken at twelve o'clock precisely. Annual Election of Auditors will take CLOTHS ANDCARPETS, SELLING DER PRIME cos'''. ISAMU, CARPICT ANA AAAAAA CUR NUREHOIUSIL LONG ACRE, LONDON. •"' .. RUM begs to inform the Nobelay qien.ls in general that be has any to atr aotire above FIVE THOUSAND YARDS FLOOR CLOTH, of the most fasbiohabi• Ito any dimensions for rooms, balks: pas. ; and four times that quantity of very RIM Vesetlaa, and KidelenahtsterCarpeting. I and Draggers of 'tory dose ion, set earveculiar circumstances, and will be corethaa half price. Also,* few whole Pieces' '-nt Floor Cloth for Exportatiou, 23 yards by GREAT ADVANTAGE TO THE PUBLIC. ,TILE East India Company's Tares, ikc.are allowed on all TEAS bought at the NORFOLK AND SUFFOLK TEA WAREHOUSE, its. LITTLE BELL ALLEY, AMAX Till DANK AND ROYAL EXCOANGE; Where all TEAS are warranted genuine and equal in quality to the prices offered by any TEA COMPANY in the Metro , polls, with an additional Ounce allowed in every Pound; and is taking Six Pounds. Half a Pound is' added at the above Establishment, which is an advantage of nearly Teo Per Cent. to the Purchaser.—Raw and LAME Smuts are kept for the accommodation of the Public. Strong and Fine Breakfast TEA from Os. to Os. Sd. and 75. Best Souckong ditto from Ss. to Ills. Elsa Coerces oa the same Terms.—One Ounce extra in each Pound. es, LITT/a BELL ALLEY. near the BANK or ENGLAND. per squire yard. okirehouse for having Hearth Rues made to particular pattern of Carpeting at a few hours ANON% INN, CLEMENT'S STRAND, ►OR TRAVILLING, AND CON FAReII.6 AND lIRRCIIANDizt. AWING MAILS and other COACHES to front tint oh- we INN : via Ouver,Tuesday aid Friday Nights, aid Gosport ►tail, through Orulalming. Pe- Portset. evert , Evening at a quarter past 7. bait-past 6. On its arrival a Parket salts to to convey plumage' and par, ; and • ' to Chichester, through Drayton, Havant, through Dimly, Oxford, and Cheltenham, • quarter put 7, and Bentley at half rand Canterbury Mall,through Gravesend, Chatham, Fortnum, every Evening at a quarter past 7. sad Milt-past 6, From Csnterhnry, paasengers aad veyed to Deal, Margate, Barnum:Ur, Sand from Dover, parcels are conveyed to Folk , llythe. Dimelturch, Romney and Lydd. through Carmarthen, I.laudilo and Darr ',reusing at • quarter pant 7, and Saudays at Bristol Post Coach. to carry oaly Four Inside, hf srlboroegh, Caine and Chippenitam, o a quarter put Q. &Vol Post Coach,every Afternoon•at i. ;ht Post Coach, In two daya.to carry Four Inside, isideshead, Reading. Martberbegh, DeelV %And nt. Monday. Wednesday, and Friday Mornings, at nig Coach is Mihaly intended for the sacessmodt -I,Bemitims, %n * lblir who ealußalibderge the distance in one day. ght Post Coach, through Cuelleld, die. every 0, except Senday, ,og and. Gqildfori Telegraph COach. through Ep therbesd, Clandon and Henley. Tuesday, 'non -",y Mornings at 10. .w Poo Coach, the Champion, throng% trued, Cheltenham. Hereford, Carmarthen. r Inset. ac. every day at I. through Madeolteed, every Afternoon at I led. on, Arundel. end Petworth Coach. Tuesday, sudtisturchry Mornings, a quarter before 7. Ramsgate, Deal, Sandwich, and Broadstairs Coaches, every Morning and Evening. Post Coach, through Henley, die. every New and Elegant Light Post Cote*, the Re carry only Four Inside, through Kingston, Petersatld, and Portsea, every Morning at 8. ItOßTYaaa COACIUS. !. 1 14114011. and Edinburgh Coaches, and to all North, every hlorning,at a quarter before 9. ler, Lancaster. Kendal, Rochdale, Huddersfield, Leeds, Halifax, Rotherham, Sbefileld and Nor- Portsmouth to Chichester, on the arrival of Einsworth, Coshern, &e. to Bognor. Coach, to carry only ?oar Inside, through isingstoke, Whitcharch, Andover, &e. every tad Wastage Coach. through 141sidenhtatl, 'Unwell, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday , and Guildford Telegraph Coach. through Girton, Cobham, and Ripley. on Monday, Wed ' Friday hlornings at 10 ; Sundays at 7, and re the same day. CA tRIttl C Ilrentfard, and Tsleworth, every Mow ;, Friday, and Saturday. EAMES and Co. Proprietors. Parkatres are safely and expeditiously con. is INN to eveev City, Town, Village, and :The following Counties, viz.:— Hereford, Surrey, Gloucester, Sussex, Kent, Wilts, Oxford, Worcester. Somerset, South Wales, Isle of Wight. Jersey, Guernsey, and all !ranee, and to all parts of the North, at-Chaises, itc. at the shortest notice. lire, that no Package, containing glass. china, , cash, or hank-notes, however small the value. .eounted for. if lost or damaged ; aor any other passenger'sloggnge, of mere than W. value, unless ‘it wham delivered at tive Once, and paid for •sty'siiopal Letters Pstees.—LEAK stark, justly famed for curing. in al: Its Is Dis4se. One small Pill is a Dose ; and box, in a recent Cate, will soon conviree :.certainty of his speedy recovery. No. , OP contrived, more safe. or moreconvenlent y. fur such as are obliged to go journies or eels no confinement or restraint of Dirt: and rieuee (in an extensive practice) has proved a Cure. when repented sallastinn and all mil nothing. For the Scurvy and o•lter era, this M,•,licina has not its prrn:lel. ljp person4, of both , have been rsdie.ly stove cruel disnrders, within the last elicit sett sold by the unto Proprirturs, T. TAN tr.reons.• at their house, No. 9, N. w Itrld,re- M wily 2s. 9d. 'pelt, duty Included. N.lt. and Heists to the passages at ni,ritt. 1111. tbvit appolounent, with copious directions. '1 Toy -ahoy, Oxford-street ; Mr. Div ish-street 11115, *early opposite the )ono la 21,g, -- 3;, : • Batter's, Edinburgh ; Mr. Newbery's, and by one p erson i n ever y cons id era bl e Town that Britain and Ireland. Advice gratis to persons 116,,°11,a above, or other of the Prourieters medicines.— _ 5 °r•d sengual weaknesses eared, and letters, post-paid, • Ste the published list, by the Rove. C:;:ege of London, 1 1 NOIRES 5.512. GAS UGH': a•OTIVE is ha yEtRIS OF iioga of this CO3ll Sall of his late h k e osa on Monet c, c crows sod Cacho of al rich By N.ll. Tile Clair wi AS *is Metal the tterrstnoot Nlc At TIE OLIIITAI " rte. P/10Plil I sad his Friend' firer parties/11r oat ice of velt•essoneti FL ;arras, sad cut to revs, and sten ; II Frio Reneges. TN ad Hearth Rap and 0 4ov:a .Mkt 11 Oda hole aorta* grey eserPent Fia ;mros, at At. pe This is the Warebi oath soy particular • DAT. ST. C casuist. assets o 111,1 SO P. THE FOLLoIi Co Peril Royal Mail, inThathe. • Portsmouth sad I irolleld, end Ports sad Sauter at bolfei tYclsl. of Wight. si Msil Couh•sets GP I Posuorth. Le. Glorreter Mail, nra Evesiug at pat S. Murata fasten ad Po enfant, el Slaty at hall-past rept: Int convey a with, Le ; area (roe sleae,tiasdeste, Il Milked Moll, thi fudeen, every Ens lialrlast 6. Bath Ind Bristol (esogh Readier. every Merolla at a Binh and &loco' Bath light Post *oath Msidesbes Iribabam. Maeda Ea. This Coach Apo K,leaitles. hawse oil such a d Mahlon Light Morniax 115 0, saes °Warning and tom, Leotherbesd, at, and Swords) Gloucester Nee Moffatt, to Oz Tioby,laoss,Swa Healey Coach. t Sunday sicepted. Littlehmorap, rarsday, azoktial Marine Rims Ulla Pos t Collette Oxford Light Morning at 7. Portsmouth Nos relator ' to carry Golldtord, Patera York, Neweaa Pans of the North Mitarbeiter, LI Brodrord, Leeds, with Coaches, da li ' Caches from P The Mail, through Sanatory Post i Plaines, Assingst Moran: at 7. Wallingford te. Nettlehed, arid Hs Mornings. at S. Goelaiming one Linestun. Litton, *Way, sad Frich anis to London tl To Tr i-lienharr day, Wedoesday, herels and Poe wad from this reanbc I Seas is rt Salo. Corawall, Devon, Dorat, Han% Alt Nos of the I Pins of Fr Neat Post. ;a Tans Not Ire wattles, plate, cm Sag be seeountei lowa sr passengt Waked as is4cla seoidio g ly. ,BYhi. Jlej,a SiatUi N t , st ,, , a Certain t ttekin'cfein e I lbe Patient of the I.7 .taireatt he Letts Mau this rein .l) loati, as it re cess; IV }ears tlpt•firlo eh+t drill oCect a Ober mohods aft ehrotiirsi disorder wards tif .lethirt tared of tae she kafa. Prepfteed ua sod St.s. Sur , 1 1 , eet. in boxes es reo bask doors thaw .old by tt 11 2_ kr. eplturors `""likl . , 7. Fig 1 2 1 5; at Mr. 1 and by Is Drat Britain Wine the ohne' Chat ar.d oiku,,,.e . • See the pubis A COMPENDIOUS METHODICAL CYCLOPEDIA, IN TWELVE MONTHLY VC/LUDIC On the Ist of J auuary, 1893. will be publiwited.la royal iftmo. beautifully printed in a clear Nonpareil type. and illus trated by twenty highly finished Portraits, with several Maps. price 9s. in extra boards, or 10s. Ad. calf-gilt, ADIC FIONA Y of HISTORY, Ancient and Modern ; consisting of an Alphabetical Digo.t of the history of all Nations, Revolutions, Wars, Battles. and Sieges, with Biographical Notices of Hbtowieal Characters, aed a Suppleinetdary_Htetionazy liww Seietlea of Po- Iltiesl Economy. And, on the first of February, and of the subsequent ten months, will appear the following Dictionaries in succession, all of corresponding size and price, either of them to be had separately while they will form, In conjunction, a complete Methodical Cyclopedia for Reference and Study, in every Stanch of Human Knowledge. The whole Edited by JAAIFS MITCHELL A.M. 2. A Dictionary of Chemistry, Mineralogy, and Geology. —Feb. I. 3. A Dictionary of Mathematics, Natural and Experi mental Philosophy.—March I. 4. A Dictionary of the Arts, Useful and Ornamental, In eluding the Processes of Masiofactories.—April I. . A Dictionary of Universal Biography.—May I. 6. A Dictionary of Geography.- June I. 7. A Dictionary of law.—July I. 8. A Dictionary of Medicine, Surgery, and Pharmacy.— Aug. I. 0. A Dictionary of Theology and Ethics.--Sept. 1. 10. A Dictionary of Natuni History, and Botany.—Oc tober I. I I. A Dictionary of Metaphysics, Logic, Criticism, and the Belles•Lettres —Nor. I. 12. A Dictionary of Archeology, including Antiquities, British end Foreign, with Classical and Oriental Literature. —Dec. I. The whole illustrated with several hundred highly finished Engravings, accompanied by useful Tables, Statistical In formation, and whatever can instruct and inform the reader in the several branches of knowledge, treated of in the sepa rate Dictionaries. Printed for Sir RICHARD Put LLIPS and Co. London; and to be had, as published, of all Booksellers and Newsmen. 5 „ 0 The Volumes of this Work will be compiled from the best and latest authorities, so as to render them la a special moaner worthy of the patronage and intelligenee of the na tion. Each of them will prove to be the best book of refe rence for the use of particular cl . f porch ; while the whole will, in the most complete manner. effect all the practical purposes for which a Cyclopedia la ever consulted. Nothing need ba said in recommendation of the elegance and suitableness of this series, for Libraries, for Book- Cases, for Tables in Studies, for Schools, for Presents to Young Persona, nor of their obvious portability for exporta bility to the Colonies and Foreign Countries, either together or separately. lioeMssier pulps mune. entill. Orr pax relater to Just published, price be, in boards (Fifteenth Edition), THE /EGIS of LIFE; a Non-Medical Commen tary on the indiscretions arising from Human Frailty, in which the Causes, Symptoms, and baneful Effects of Lees Venteea, Gonorrhcen. Stricture, Seminal Weakness, &c. are fully dqveioped ; Part 11. contains some remarks on err tniu Female Complaints, in particular Sterility ; Part HI. embraces Practical Observations on Sexual Debility, Self Abase, and Mental Irritation, with some interesting oh lions on vegetable and animal life; iu Part IV. is a Series of Cases illustrative of the preceding subjects, explaining them in a familiar manner, and the whole addressed to the Youth and Maturity of both Sexes. By GOSS and Co. Consulting Surgeons, London. Nature beatis Omnibus ease dedit, al quis cegnoverit Mi.—CLAUDIA/4 Since Heaven le all the find of bliss supplies, les frugal application marks the rise. May be had at 20, Paternoster-row; SO, Pall• Mall; al, Piccadilly ; ib. Princes-street, Sobo; 3 2. Fleet-street; 174, Fleet-street ; 4a, West Smithfield ; 9tl, Cheapside, Lon don; Stevenson and Co., Barks and Co., Norwich; !pswich; Barrett and Duffield, Bath ; Sheppard, Bris tol ; Hatt, Cambridge ; Headley, Leeds ; and at all Book sellers.—Messrs. GOSS and Co. are to be consulted, u usual, every day, at their house ; and Patients in the Country are requested to describe minutely the ease, enclosing a re mittance for Advice and Medicine, which can he forwarded so any part of the World.—DOSS and Co. M. R.C. Sur geons, No. 7, Jermyn-street, St. James's; and 11, Bouverle street. Fleet-street. London. OURNING.—Dr. WINN'S TRUE ANTI C.AR -111 PARIS BLACK or BLUE REVIVER, which Is so touch esteemed for its excellent qualities and superio rity over all other Compositions that have been offered to the Public; it has the wonderful effect of restoring in a few minutes every description of Ladies' and Gentlemens• faded Mourning, Black Hats and Coats, Silk Stockings, Crape, Lace, Silks, Muslims, Cotton, Jean Boots, Ac. without in juring the texture of the most delicate article ; It removes dirt and grease, will retain its virtues in all climates, and for any length of time. T. PRYCK, Oilman, near the Brick layers' Arms, Kent-road, London, begs leave to assure per sons who constantly use the above article for restoring Gen tlemen's faded suits, that he Is the sole possessor of the Receipt for preparing the invaluable and Justly celebrated MOURNING REVIVER, and, as a proof of Its rare and excellent qualities, begs to state, that he has had the most dnprveedented demand for it during the last twenty years. May be had at the proprietor's oil and colour warehouse ; and wholesale at Butler and Son's, Chemists and Druggists, 4. and 141), Cheapside ; Messrs. Barclay and Soos, 93, Fleet-market, chemists and druggists; Mr. Edwards, Oil, St. Paul's Church-yard; Messrs. Jacobs and Hale, warehouse men, Crescent, Cripplegate ; Messrs. Hilton and Co. colour men, Isle of Dogs; Messrs. Barth= and Co. colour makers, London•road, Southwark; and to be had retail of Mr. J. Price. oilman, 23, Bridge-road. Lambeth; Mr. Strad ling, Royal Exchsage; Mr. Johnson's medicine warehouse, Corahill ; Mr. J. Selby. oilman, Blnckfriars'-rond; Zettergaist, oilman, Illackfriars'-road; Mr. Gregory, oil inan,Graeechurcit-st reel : Mr. Meiklejoltn, perfumer, G race shurch-street ; Mr. Shaw, oilman, Oxford-street; Mr. Ster ry, oilman, Borough; Mr. %Vint. r, oilman. Mile End-road; ', Mr. Bartlett, oilman. Commercial-road; Mr. Moore, oil man, Shailwell; and of Mr. Vaughan. oilman, Pratt-street. Laniheils.--And in the country, of Mr. Peters, grocer, Brighton • Mr. C. Smith. grocer. Canterbury; Mrs. Ether iitaton. liookseVer, Chatham ; Mr. Omar, stationer, Cha tham; Mr. Frank in, chemist, Dartford; Mr. Pitts. druggist, Fore-street, Exeter; Mr. Squire. books?iler, Tauaton ; Mr. II inton. chemist, Dudley; Mr. Burman, druggist, Stratford on-Avon ; Mr. Atkins, Banbury; Mr. Perkins. brush maker, Birmiughain ; S. Woman, stationer. Deptford bridge; Wareup, stationer, Deptford Broadway ; Map and 'Fart, Greenwich; Culdlr., Flak'', Gravesend ; J. Smith, stationer, Maidstone; W. lived, grocer, Sheerness ; Mr. Moore, Seven Oaks; J. H. Anlinson, chemist:Woolwich ; Ilrs. Clough, mer, Manchester ; Mr. Dash, b tolseder. Kettering ; Mrs. C. Diekenssa. (*roes Chewing. Coventry ; Nit.. J. Neale, clitouist‘ Dover; Messrs Stevenson and Co. Norwich ; of Mr. Pridgeon, drupist, Lyun ; and by all the principal oilmen. chemists, druettivts, and stationers in Tows awl Country. price oue shilling per bottle or packet. —None art genuine but th , :se signed • 'l'. P:; cr y Knot-: offal, London." A PLAIN SCHEME. Q WIFT and C.l. have the satisfaction of knowing from their Correspondents In the Country, as well as from the brat information in London, that the Scheme of the present Lottery is generally approved. It is divested of all those novelties which have distingnishrd recent Lot. tortes, and is so plain and simple in its construction, that no err can fall to understand It. The Prizes are all of Sterling Money. and are thus arranged, viz. 3..0f ..‘20,400 3.. of ..52.000 2 30,000 I 10 l,OOO I 8.400 20 - • 600 Also 40 of .CllOO, tiO of IWO : and the nasal proportion of • smaller Prizes. . In the Contract just ended, the last-drawn Money Prize of 220,000, and ht the Lottery drawn in June last Bozn Tug Mann? Patzn, were Sold by SWIFT and Co. at their Old and Fortunate Offices, No. 11, Poultry; 12, Char lag-cross; and SI, Aldgate Hieh.street. The Drawing begins VEXT WEDNESD %Y. TO FAMILIES FURNISHING. THEY will now barn an opportunity to inspect one of the Largest and Cheapest Furnishing Ware houses lathe Kingdom', at Denmark House, Regent Street, neer the Argyle Rooms.—For Brussels , 44. 4d. ; new Pat. _ . 411.41 - .AS• 361.1_ ly cheap.—llearth ;tugs of every deseriptiols t Druggets, every colour; Counterpanes, Quilts, Bed Ticks. Table Covers, Moreens and Window tiollands, of every width --Just received of the Summer Bleach fifteen Bales of Blankets and Flannels, at such prices, be yond any competition ; Floor Cloths to any dimensions ready for laying down.—lrish Linens, Sheeting', Diaper, and Da mask Table Linen, Printed Furniture, Furniture Dimities, In Coloured 11.1ningsokc. ote.6:c.--Turkey, Persian, Brussels, and Kidderminster Carpets (all sizes) ready for laying down. R. COLLINS and Company caa positively assert they are the only Manufacturers in the Kingdom that retail the above articles at the Manufacturing Prices. They will warrant every article made of the best fabric, end free from any im perfections, at ROBERT COLLINS and Company, Den nark House, Regent Street, and at their Manufactories, Kidder minster and Glasgow. ELEGANT COATS, cut and wade in a s ,persoi manner, from the very best Saxony cloth, from 31. 3s to 31. 10s.; good West of England, superfine, any colour, 21. 10s. to V.; best second, 21. to 21. 10s. ; great coats faced with siJk, &e. 31. to 31. 18s.; box coats and cloaks, from 21. to 61; Kerseymere Breeches ISs. to very best double milled, 28e. ; fashionable trowsers, 18e. to IL 10s.; waistcoats St. to llie.—The above prices are for garments made complete to measure, warranted in point of fashion, cloth, workman shlp, and materials, equal to any house at the west end of the town. To merchants, captains and others, who are in the habit of taking oat a quantity of clothes, a considerable re duction in price will be made. A large and fashionable as sortment of gentlemen's and boys' clothes constantly on sale at J. ALBERT'S clothes warehouse, 47, Fish-street-hill, seven doors from the Monument.—for ready money only. TO THE AFFLICTED WITH HERNIA. SALMON, ODY, and CO. 292, Strand, most re spectfully caution the afflicted against the many bung ling and imitative Trusses, now offered for Sale by persons wbo have not the least mechanical knowledge or pretension to invention; from such bunglers the afflicted will find no re lief. The undermentioned Trusses are made by SALMON. ODY, anti Co. upon scientific and mathematical principles, the only REAL Inventors and Patentees, of the Improved Patent SELF-ADJUSTING TRUSSMS, which has given such universal satisfaction, and continue to be recommend ed by the most eminent surgeons in town end country, in consequence of which, upwards of 80,000 have been made; also Salmon's Royal Artificial Abdomens, and Salmon's New Patent Oval and Round Spring Trusses, which are light, cheap, and durable. The Pabmtees have the the honour to supply the Army and Navy, the Naval and Military Hospitals, the Hoek Yards and Ordnance, the Ma -1 rine Infirmary, the Honourable East ludic Company, the City of London Truss Society, the Mary-la-bonne, Wivelis combe, Bristol, and Denbigh Infirmaries, the Windsor Ge neral Dispensary, the Middlesex and St. George's Hospi tals. Parochial Establishments, &c. &c. Manufactory, 292, Strand. - . 120 Money Capitals ! 6000 other Money Prizes ! All the Tickets in the Wheel ! • Not any Fixed Prizes! Not any stock Prizes! Not any Classes ! Not any Re-drawing! Each Ticket decides Its own Fate I All the Capitals tray be drnwn the First Day ! THE a'otve are the principal Features of the pre sent State Lottery; and ISO has no hesitation in re peating, what he stated when the Scheme was first submitted to the Public. viz. that it has his most'uncptalified approba tion, and every day eonvlnces hint his opinion and that of the Public go Itind-In-Ithmi, as the sale at this period is un precedented. T.ie Public, however much they approved of novelties in Schemes. and which novelties when first intro duced were deservedly popular, yet from their frequent re petition have ceased to consider them attractive; therefore to have one of the good old-fashioned Old English Schemes, which possesses no novelty, becomes the Ir/realest novelty of all, and reminds us of •• the good olden time."—Tickets and Shares are selling by T. RISII, 4. Corobill. and 9. Charing-cross. • • In the late Lotliory RISII sold. as he ummlly does, the Greatest Prize, vii. No. 433 t, ..E50,990, and several minor Capitals. +++ Schemes Gratis. lottery begins NEXT WEDNESDAY. Before the Jadgea and a Middlesex Jury. J. Camtell, aged 21, was indicted far stealing a silver candlestick, two silver salts, .and other articles, the property of Messrs. Wathen and Co., silversmiths and braver., Beaufort-buildings. Strand. The fact was clearly proved against the prisoner, who was in the ser vice of the prosecutors. The Jury returned a veruict of Guilty. After the verdict was pronounced, Mr. Justice PARK received evidence to prove that the family of the pri soner was in extreme d:streas at the time he committed *the theft, anti that he relieved them with money. He hail hitherto borne an excellent character. The Learned Judge said that these circumstances would influence the judgment which would he pronounced upon the prisoner. Geo. Harris, described in the calendar as a law-writer, was charred with burglariously entering the house of • Robt. Dobson, and stealing therefrom four eggs. The critne was not fully proved, and the Jury returned a ver dict of—Not Guilty. Before the Recorder and a London Jury. Owen Smith was indicted for stealing thirty-five yards of woollen cloth, value 181. the property of George Ridges. The piece of cloth in question was of a number of par cels which the prosecutor (who is a porter) had in his cart : and while he was delivering another parcel at a house in Orscechurch-street, the prisoner seized the op portunity of carrying away the cloth. He was detected, however, by the prosecutor before he got clear off, and given into custody. The Jury found him—Guilty. The RECOZDER said it was necessary that articles of commerce should be protected while bring conveyed from band to hand in this metropolis •, and as it was clear that the prisooer was one of those who lurked about,watcbing for an opportunity to plunder vehicles used for that pur pose, it was high time that he should be sent out of the country. lie therefore sentenced him to transports- • don for life. Prisoner.—" Then I hope you will maintain my chil dren until I come beck." The RECORDIR..—" You have now, prisoner, relieved. us from all doubt." The prisoner was then removed from thebar. Is. Smith was convicted of pickingthe pocket ofJoho Robinson of a silk handkerchief, for which, as it w. pretty evident that he was comalcted with a gang of thieves, the It/CORDER sentenced him to transportation for life. Eliz. Cannon stood indicted for stealing a silk shawl, value It. 161„ the property of Jh. Morris. The prosecutor keeps a linen-draper's shop in Fleet market, Into which the prisoner west on the mornin; of the Bth of Oct., and asked to look at some shawls. — Several were shown to her, and while the sbopman bad his back turned she contrived to hide one under her cloak and decamp with it. Oa being pursued and brought back to the shop, she dropped it from under her cloak. 1 awd a constable being soot for, site offered to par any .111111.11-ier - lb* Ammirk am . salocal 4. pat otE When • searched, however, she had bat Hid. in her pocket. Tne Jury fouad her Guilty. At half-past 8 o'clock, the London Grand Jury having finished their labours, were discharged. LONDON MARKETS.—OcT. 25. COTTON.—We have lately noticed a deeid(d im provement in the Cotton market, and we have now state an advance of id. to f.l. on East India descrip tions' and from id. to p. on the other qualities. Tine brisk market has to-day been again animated by the intalligencc received from Liverpool: the • purchases re• ported this week are on the most extensive scale, and generally at the improvement of id. per lb. _ _ SUGAR.—The prices of Muscovades advanced Is. per cwt. on Tuesday last, since which the improvement has been maintained, but there is little business doing. In Refined Goods there are few purchases to report; the prices are about is. per cwt lower, owing to the late fall in Raw Sugars and the heavy market. Molasses are 30s. a 30s. 6d.-1n Foreign Sugars the purchases by private contract have been considerable, about 1,200 chests, chiefly yellow and brown qualities, which 111 iy be both quoted higher:—good yellow Havannah realised 28s. and one contract of fine reported at 30s. COFFEE.—The public sales of Coffee- fortnight for ward this week are inconsiderable, and altogether con sisting of ordinary rank and mixed parcels of Briti.!s Plantations; the whole have sold heavily at a further reduction of 2s. a 4a. per cwt.; ordinary Jamaica bSs. 935., good ordinary 941. a 98s. There have been very few parcels of fine ordinary or middling lately brought forward ; the few which have appeared have sold freely, fully supporting the highest prices lately realised.— There were no public sales of Lolfee this forenoon. A private contract reported excited some interest in t,ir market;. it was stated, that a parcel, consisting of 20.1 casks St. Domingo, ordinary to good ordinary, sold at 975. We believe the statement to be perfectly correct, but the vanity MIS only 60 casks. Taking into con.i deration the low rates of good and fine ordinary maica, 97a. was a full price for ordinary to good ordi nary St. Domingo in casks. EAST INDIA SALE, I 1 th proximo.—Saltpetre is taxed at 221.; Nutmegs and Cloves are also reported at. lower taxed prices. RUM, BRANDY, and HOLLANDS.—The holders of Rum have lately evinced a decided inclination to force sales ; parcels have in consequence been sold pri vately at Is. 4id. and one large contract of about 600 puncheons Lerwards under proofs is reported at Is. 41. The market may in consequence be stated heavy, and the prices a shade lower. There are very few aetoal purchases of Brandy lately, but the best marks of Cog nac may be purchased at 3s. Id.. and as the new offer at such low rates, the latter must either advance or the old decline to nearly the price of the new. In Geneva there is nothing doing. INDIGO.—There is no alteration in the prices since the sale at the India House. The public sale at Lit.-1.- pool this week attracts some attention, and it is probable there will be some fluctuation here after the event as to price, &c. is ascertained. TALLOW.—The price of yellow Candle Tallow ad vanced to 475. on 1 uesJay last; since which the Me. j , provenient has been nut only fully maintained, but in several instances yesterday 475. 4.1, was realized. To day the market is not gene so brisk, and 47a. is the' nearest price.—At Petersburg the quotation has risen from 110 to 120 roubles. HEMP.—The demand for Hemp, which has been brisk and extensive, has rather subsided; the nearest quotation, to-Jay, is 391. 10i. SILK,—The sale at the India Noose has gone off con siderably higher than the prices of the last sale. TOBACCO.—The arriv.ils are considerable, lint the Purchases continue confined to small parcels for imine , diee consumption : the ma; bet is exceedingly heavy. • ~~ ar ~~ ~~ t~ .g .1 :1 , .„ I. A .11 ANGEL IVULLASTON, WS. Regent Street opposite COndalt Street, Importer of FORM% WSW, having recently Purchased an Extensive STorIC of OLD ' WINES. selected from the most approved Vintages. solicits' the Nobility and Gentry to Inspect them. which for Quan tity. Quality, and Price, he flatters himself he stands unri valled. Per Doz. Fine Old Iletinltage (the growth of St. George) .. 10.35. Curious Old Hoek (Vintage ISt 1) .. • • • 103 Dl'ampnigne (Sparkling sad Creaming) .. to 10.3 Fine Old Pllrt (Thompsoo sod Croft's Shipping).. 42 Sir %Vim. Da flexion's highly esteemed Sherries 42 Morn's Sapprior Psfe Sherry Old Crusted Port (2 Years in Dottie) Ducelles (from eswillaa flock Grape).. .. •• 4 8 East India Madeh% . 62 Teneriffe.. .fa 46 A Parcel of very ta Madeira.. .. 64 . Coltison gad Cape Madeira Wines at 248 . pe!...,Plisen•ffe . • 'that spurious staff sell ing arr - pee IT . -No charge fsr Oketiege allitltht 10 miles of London.— Country Orders punctual) , alleaded to, enclosing as Order for Payment.