The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-07-10 00:00:00

• lOU jitA,V-Ac,\J.7_y .-Ju2AA:t m1.0.....-.91.• -- Z . - Pirl . - .7% __________ . . Perettet. . . ....;. ~ fr 01, natrate• qm, ...., ' 4 WI 413104 NT , . ••• • ft , LONDON, WEDNESDAY,. 'JULY 10, 1821. The Cause for 'chide IMNPDEN Ail is the Field, dpi srp.vxr died NI sfejp ! ie !" NUMBER 5420. LP BA %IA H's PATENT PORT ABLE PEN , i.— sputious imitation of thew peas haying recont'y hens introdnced for pnbltc sale, J. BRA MAU and BONS. 114. PlcesAilly, Manufacturers and Prnprtetors of the invention. respectfully acquaint Its numerous Patrons and the public, that in future every Rea or Packet of their genuine Pens will he assmpedtith • fac-simile of the signature of the inventor "Joseph Amish," by which means the counterfeit will be easileiiiscosered.—lannitry 14. 16.22 PRICE SF:VER PExcE JUVENILE FETE. SATURDAY NEXT. l3th JULY. AT THE. ROYAL GAR DENS, VAL'XHALL CHIME THE ESPECIAL r•EIIONAGE OT 'kr KING. oempliance with the request of many Ladies and ',Gentlemen, who have expressed a wish, in order to gra tify the desire of the Juvenile Branches of their Families. that the Ainusemeote of these Gardests should, for One'' Night, terminate et en early hour, the Proprietor; anxious, as far as lies In their power, to must We *bases of el/ who honour he with tlir!r Company, have deiggesined to open the Gardens expressly for the occasion " au exits Night, mid to devote Wet Night to tinsAgeoreaetion as well as Amusement of the junior Broodiest it is, thertfore,giro sed to opal she Doors at Six, an 3 the Rope Dancing. lira- Works, Ascent on the Rope, and the other Amusements, to be ALL OVER BY TEST sycLoca. jog esti* eropcletors Seel. ea aalyism, *girth 44 see a Overseer, Alegmbletre of She Yelling Folks soar at Bow fop the IleliJer, they Intend, for this Night eels., to charge chaldapaeggselheraeolfeeseref Age, fa, es& Mb. rigs • .11Q11;'E 11/).:CA US, haTit RET OttaillACKE PORTM, roa i try4 SALE of IRORAX;)be C MISSIO. mid by .% (.7117PiON.— agoßc to 'quaint the in gramel 4 that, in cense:inmate • so vas* Holoiotion having 6:greeted allealeg-thor;te Mies SAIL Alf AIiCTiON WEEKLY. he has determined comply wills their request, (although It was , :ot his origin intends* to sell by Auction ;) and has tbeidar • made at ran for :lt same, that will uct in the least interfere wltFi Soso already estedished for Srles by Cottuoission: He hopes that these joint rezulatteas will hove general' aprrobation, 23 he has framed them with an anxious desire that diet should prove equally advanta;eons and eouvo• 'ent t• bete buyers and sellers. And although it roost be °beim to orrery Gentleman who has visited :be BAZAAR. that imsb as ostensive Establishment can only he sapported oo the mesa ladesibie and correct prinoiplei ; yet, be trusts, he nay be allowed tS remora, mat while 111 remuneration depetels 00 a strict adherence to such principles, a forms the boat Feetriq to the Public. The tottering expressions of. approbation from the No bleseeo and Gentlemen who lave attentively ebnsidered•tite orrtnageinents subtt.ilted to them for the regclation of the Bazaar, mill forth; not only Itis sincere thank , . but an as soralsee that no exertion be his pert chub he .pared that Taos sod& him to &acne a repetition of those expressions. Astetioll will contin:le weakly on SATURDAYS.-,- The loortieulors are printed. Mid will be 'tethered at that *mar (bok; too long for en adiertiseorrov) --- IZIFI7ZZE - 111111 a& 91, Cbrapste. THE TEA SALE haring just ct.oaFo, TEA DEALERS may be supplied with the Flaw Sobett Illoremg Congou at Goad reel Tea.... at FlaeTwankay at de. • Sam Prises do tot require any recommendation, • single Trial will be salleient. Acting in the Country supplied with TEAS in Sealed Packages. and the most liberal Allowance made. Taa-Dam CRS. In the Country, may hare any quantity sent. en enclosing a remittance, or ordering payment In Leek& No Letters taken in, unless post-paid. 'Mk House, WHITRIDGE and Co. 111, (Ipmapaide. London. CARPET, NBA RTH-ItUO, BLANKET, MO REEN, and COUNTERPANE WAREHOUSE.- DENIIARK-HOUSE, Regent-street, seven doors from the Argyll Rooms, Corner of the Circus, Oxford-street, and at their Manufactory. Kidderminster.--R. COLLINS and Co. beg to announce they have opened the above Warehouse, for the sale purpose of supplying the Public at the same price charged to the retail (teeters, with Carpeting. Hearth-Rugs, Linea Dikter), Minting, &c. and respectfully submit a list of the articles and prices, which will be found on inspection, to excel in ehespness and quality any yet offered. The advan tages that R. C. and Co. possess in being supplied from their own Manufactory 4:lacing declined the wholesale trade). rambles theta to sell retail for cash lower than any house in li the Kingdom. They will warrant every article made of the' ' best hthrie, and free from any imperfections. Turkey, Per sia, Brasses, and Kidderminster carpets, (all Sizes) ready for laying down. Turkey carpets, 31. and u pwa r d s ; Bras sell, 4s. 64. to 36. 6d. ; Penile, 61. to 9s. 64.; Kidderminster, 2s. ed. to 31. 64. ; 4 qr. Veuetino. 2s. Cal. to 4s. ; Venetian alma carpeting, 13d, to 164 . ; Druggets of all colours, 2s. to 3s. ; table covers, of every colour and size; blankets, 4s. 6d. to 331.. per pair; counterpanes, 4s. Ad. to ISa. 6d. co loured ditto, 3d. to lls. 91. ; quills, es. 6d. to 31s. 6d.; white jean., 74. to 1211.; satteens. I Id. to 164 d. ; Cambric mwatias, lid. sod upwcatx ; yd-and-halt wide ditto, 7d. to kid.; curious!) fine, 124, to 161 d. ; Scotrit jeceonots, main (100k11, Was, end books, eqaally cheap : and 9-6th calicoes. much and-, the regular prices ; shirtings, 6d. to 91d. ; ell wide avadtlarpollasss, for gentlemen's wear, warranted to keep the colour in any etimete. 9; l d. to 131(1.; worth 21(1. : Irish linens, Sc!. to 12(1.; fine from lid, to 1%1.; curiously fine, 214. to 2s. 3 rd. ; ftStli and 5-4th loom sh ar ti ngs . to M y.; 3- q r. Hollend sheeting. 1611. to 2s. lid.; 6-qr. ditto, it. 31d. to 71;. 3(1. ; 4-4th and ilt6th stoat sheeting, 6d. to ; Russia ditto, 2144. to 2s. 34.; ditto 2 yds, 24 yds, and 3 yds islet., remarks bly enema, well worth the attention of families, its it prevent. the tremble of a seem ; Scotch. Irish. and Illitobro* table linen, from yd-aatlir, wide to 3 yds wide and W yds bag. from 14,1 d. to 73. . • bed ticks, 3,1 d. to ii d. per pl.; and 4-qr linen ditto, 14d, to 2s. 2d, ; window 11 , ,timots, from 3si inelles to 94; Lancashire tad Welsh flannel , . 44. to le. 214.; printed furniture, 644. to 94d- ; town priobsil chintz ditto, ltd. t o 20d. fast colours; furniture dimities, *.l. to 9,1,1.; full d-wide ditto, I lid. to 16d.--Carpets, &c. cleaned, and the utmost value given for old Carpets in exchange. NO SPECIFIC was ever loroneht into use by th e Professors of Medicine. toe final PF.EDE'S Celebrated and Incomparable PREM. II PILL, for the speedy, safe, and efhetual CUKE of a certain disorder, in all its iiislnaatlng forms, and the mallitaant aid deitnictive Ravages It daily makes 00 the Humaa Frame; but, happily, these Pills Cuff to so short a lime, and in so safe and easy a manner, as to warrant him in such full confidence of seeress, that Sparkof Disea‘e shall be left in the system. These Pills are sold in Boxes, at 25. Jd. , at 43, Liquorpoi:duttreet. Lon doe ; ►ut should it he preferred. the Doctor engages to Cu►e the Disease for a stipulated sum, or return the Money ; se that if there be No Cure, there will be No PAY. N. B. The Itch Cured without washing or anointing, by Smelling only, price its. lid. AG ENCY. G EOTVIE RYA RD hers leave to inform Landlords, Assignees. Schoolmasters, Tradesmen and others. that h. hrs undertaken the business , of Collector and General Agent. and will be glad to engage with them for the collee tion•of their demands upon persons In London. and Its en virntis, Open equitabio Tertos.—The mode of potying ever nrdePositlng the igilsi7 *ben collated to be dictated by the Employer. c r • , . _ No. 10. Bowlillff Dreenliaser..,. el Is .• . Bennington. •: ••... M. 1 LADIES' kIiPBRIt RIDING HABITS AND GEN. - / • , - TLEISENti' CLOTHING. 416 i , 1%11 SISTER respeetfolly' solicits those Whs. • sod Gentlemen who may vt . 4 to yowler their pots, live. to inspect big Dretrjqf tit Human Shape, by neat French artist, edistO 'Ste Ewald Is aemr ;tety'deffneattecoOttlAm thresdll,..t. es Isi sot of Will fortuity Italllf. - 1 ' '•• gm :6 i i• c atiti4;rj A ...4 •-. MO Mats! VW =Mary svotAo3, end Servants' Liveries, are without parafiel, and his char yes 4for ready mosey) must cower:aid it reference holm thole Wito wish to combine elegance vistivalopi lb,. • • . Leaks and Umitletsea itt the vitimOllcAl slain their, 'Measures according to his slept, ipatrosts (post paid), mar be fitted as if present. 'the ART of CITITING tasittosoiolsillig to the princi ples Of voseksaltal porgoottos. byttlas.idisoloe, Z. Pstioistor, N kitegeowtorsinionlltu Ce*SeirliSec dike _ .1n... Ulan. or mail chos. . par die ,ad aid d. air . te IO& ; fine 'Sitio. de. i 9 fid. to 7s. sad Cambric iikedherehleh. Ss. the dozen • rich Norwich Capes and filowbaseees, • • ft d. t 0.901. par yard ; rich figured and plain Poplins, • to lis.; rldh stripe alarsnet sad Oros de Naples. Shi.fid. • fide Shawls, 9 yards squaws, as. lid.; rich Cash: aefid 14.10 a. Oh to lbs. ; wo medicos article in Scarfs, Y Fad 4 11 wkae. 909.4 Whet had st no other Icy .9910cessd Kid Gloved, II par pelt s flee Cot 10d. to 10,1. ; Paaditew *boat abbark for Clint to - reign-pains, wilt horthis s most edvsata *Ms ilre. Time aiers will bo f_ouid at Ragout House, fi lscA c eltsci i i . ves ai d C o. , Repot CliteNba very corner OOKING GLASSES and ILA nak SECOND HAIM JLAEES, are now os eak, et .1 ran sod 'a 9s, s -1 sate-stall. Va. ' of admire , Pier, mid awn! bum. gel* Wow Giallo et eaperloc rand brilliancy ; the price asdoeed beyond all ismer precedent. Piaui Glass for Windows. Carriages, le.—This article may also be manufactured as higb as 130 by 7'D Inches, 120 by 00, or to any given dimensions. Noblemen, Gentlemen, Surveyors, Proprietors of Hotels and others, will find this Warthog's. deserving Intention, from its extensive Variety of escellant Cabinet and Chal rWork The upholstery arrangements display some new specimens of peculiar neatness and elegance, with the still greater advan tage of economy ha the chorea: J. C. and Son In particular direct the attention of the public to their newly invented Wash-Hand-Stand, contain ing certain conveniences (especially useful to Invalids) in which all effluvia Is carefully prevented. *„‘" A considerable assortment of Turkey Carpet s ; an d all other Curetting on the same reduction. GREAT GAIN!-LITTLE RISK ! TEN CAPITALS in TEN MINUTES. NEXT TUESDAY. and the whole TEN must be gained for the trifling Risk of .CI IS,. each, being only Nineteen Pounds for Ten Capitals.—Tickets sod Shares are now selliog by BISH, Stoek-Broker, at his Old Lottery Ogees, 4, Cornhill. and 9, Charing Cross. London; and by his Agents in the Country, of whom Schemes. with every par ticular, may be had gratis.—By the plan now adopted, a Whole Ticket ultimately only costs 21 ltls. and a Sixteenth only Four Shilliegs ; other Shares in proportion. • e • Bun abated end sold Two Prizes of .C 90,000 and Thirty -fire other Capitals in the last Two Months. Donna et *area, szor. Hon. Thy hoses, and (in the cup of life, That honey-drop) thy pleasing wife. SOCRATES, by his discourse on marriage, so en raptured his auditors with the subject, that the married men dew to their wives, and the bachelors hastened to he wedded ; and The spectator" has dinned, that the word wife" is the most agreeable and delightful name In nature. The sacred institution, then, of marriage, compasses the desideratum of our enjoyment ; teeming lot only with hap piness on earth, but disposing the soul itself to harmonize with bliss hereafter. Previous, however, to entering into this hallowed obliga tion, it becomes an imperative duty, not only to regulate the passions, but to cleanse the grosser nature from those im purities, which the freedom of unrestricted pleasure may have entailed upon it. To the neglect of such attention are attributable many of those hapless instances, which, while they excite the commiseration of the beholder, should also impress him with the fear of self-reproach. Luxurious habits will effeminize the body—a residence in the tropics will relax the elastic fibre—bat more especially does the premature infatuation of youth too frequently com promise the natural dignity into a state of inanition, from whence the agonized sufferer more then doubts the chance of relief. To all such, then, we address ourselves, offering hope —energy—muscular strength—felicity ; nor will our advances appear questionable, sanctioned as they are by the multiplied proofs of twenty years successful experience. The easy cares of married life, are sometimes disturbed by the suspension of those blessings which concentrate the nuptial wreath—for the female habit is often constitutionally weak—yet it can be strengthened, and deficient extern lir proved into functional power. In every case of syphilitic Intrusion, as well as In every relaxation of the generative economy, we pledge our ability to cure speedily, and with effect. Earnestly solielteas to expel the unfeeling emp)rie from the position so presumptu ously taken up, we desiete from general principles with less hesitation ; and confident in our own honourable integrity •s Members of the College of Surgeons, we refer the suffering community of either sex (especially those entering into ma trimonial life) at once to our house, where daily attendance Is given for personal consultation ; and letters from the country aro Immediately answered ; these must contain a remittance for Advice mad Medicine, which can be for +forded to any part of the world, however distant. GOSS and Co. M. it. C. Surgeons, No. 7. Jormyantreet, St. James's, and No. 11, Booverie-street„ Fleet -street, London. Just published (Fifteenth edition), The 79,01 S of LIFE, a familiar commentary ots time above Diseases. Ay GOSS and Co. Addressed to the Teeth end Maturity of both Sexes. May be bedsit yid. Paternoster-row ; ba, Pall-mull t • IQ Prison -street. Soho ; US, Fleet-street ; and of all It ctoksellers. Price be. _ - thoo.so owl. is. Oil. . 1 end Servants' Liveries, are without parallel , and his eltstryes Moliasiaid.Departtneut must, of necessity. be a liule 1 (for ready mosey) roust commend n •priferenee from , thOse ftwilikt4t beg Ow Raise naneing. Fire-Warns , Ascent on who wish to combine eiewanew wittlwaincallny.. •:. the Sagaut, Votatornotas, liepisplasiesolnsoN . 11 1 1 . 'Adis" "d (111.4"5" sit Us, CIPIArI, #4lll girl4ll their. .otber Et will ho as Extensive. and as Otianal.,ango Iteasureanecordinds to his *halite •th eerMoak Wei : 'air!), errs pwMtiialf 16101 , inx. 1 .av fitted as if present. .. _ -wok . .. a , 0, Ile .• linspret Roses to be thignged the Da) beigeogglio 'he ART of 'CUTTING tallith. iethildlimpthellierligils tbatlasithil. . 'it Of otheksathal perianths. britbaiiiithilliPipsoll4 - , ...if, ."1”1 : : Igo Orders will he admilted. . • „ •,„. . SiAlgewtstltwatiothair COMPtell'eliwelv iif fins ; . Ms talleierbi; :)ay being Sondny. the (ii , isi! A ... ......y. Ith cleared before Twelve o'Clock tit 10-lhoiefones • - FAVO URA nil ' Opoidligatp for Ladies and rdipiethfollii announced, the Lamps will be asi,lagiathed St ' l'andlies who wish to stook thafasidies Irlth the follow- Ilalf•past Nissen. -,_ • - latifilefes. full Peke edit. tido+ oily Wier home. Teo N. R. The Gardens wi ll be *pease Uowdefi mftwaswa7. emits of WO resersamado asimialastoAil evening _Drosses. sod RAW Zveaiiiirs,Av usual- . # 7 1 . 6 d. eirilh744**44 oithis r 7a..exeb. !WO yigthr. "A • t b lo beid conartti • fie pith!. warraeßed OM" ,lIQR;' E 13(17.A Alf,, f . i thiebedi p*th."Stntie midi Russia ti41 34 4 . - .9....RFE.V.r,15,,,,t,g",..cg,,, a. Pfn,-Rb y l:me.A.,N, - ram* -„,„iiigmkam6hogaftb„ ,ek-t-,„,.., 11118/010. • and by .tucie.,/ N.-11E4R P ii F. Y C.T.7: ' beg; i jugg - ti ll ' I ;I t lin hi a. 4 6e n ili f ~,,. , 4 „,. - illi . /.. 11 - ,." to 'quaint the ii7:'ilie in g.nerat 4 that, in consciinence of 'l4 ns at in y ii" i t a y --- ,..„ " """"""— t o iii; 1 11r .143d/ •so - thimielinign itheino expreesed allesiet-thnNesiteold beartatilletli ltotit' - 41. a ' • tier 2114.44' autii). 3.. SRN. sic AIiCTiON WEEKLY. he has ileterarlued to. (litn7-8 dlitto,;/11„; 04 dlttolith . .l6thilltsr. Ms; tOole Mite 1 eithiple with their request, (although it was ' . .^/t . :11.6 original 14. 4 . 164 919 41 . 18,.. 1 4 5 , 4 9 w i de. do m e. /4 , 01 : Weigle, iii sill by Auction ;) and hail theiefOr , made as- Linen. foe 14sli Cloths. 2s. per I% • I 6iiisabr ilia bast fn. 1 ram for :lie same, th at will uct in the least interfere dii Calicoes Od • l id Id - 0, . e ll. m ids... ( )m a n i c 1 TUSSDAY Avionrs G.4Z ETT Fi J.A~ t or r from iladd BANKRUPTCY iNLAROILD. Grease, Alivondbury. Yorkshire. mrThent, 10, to August 14 , at the Pack Iloese foe, I. -------- DANIRUPTS. V. 'Manley, of Aston-read, Birmingham miller, to Fur - , render August 2,3, and 90, at the George Inn, Statfogielare. Attorneys, Mr. Whinier, Gintlemtreet, Hol beenrhod Mr. Smith, D. :Mend, of Rnroigete, shipwright. July It IS. and Aug. 20, at the Spread Beale Inn, Ruminate. Attorneys, Mr. Bice, Southampton-Imlldings, Chancery-lane; and Mr. Wightwiek, Ramsgate. J. Parker and,J. Minot, of B•lmount, Lanenshire,enlioo• printers, Ju!y 31, and August I, at the Star Inn, Man-1 ehester, and Aug. 20. at the 0:d Bull Inn, Bitekburn.— Attspert, Mr. Dodgson, Blackburn; and Mesas. Milte and Parry. Temple. J. Watts, een. of Bradford, Wilts, dea ler, , J&y 20, at the Commercial .rooms, Bristol. Attor , rs. Poole and Greenfield, Gray's-inn ; and Mr. Iristol. nod Angus Drys, ale/ Saunders,. W. Wilkins, of Ashy-de-la-Zotieh. Leicestershlre. nine merchant, July 31. August 1, and 20, at the Queen's Head, jau. Ashby-de-la-Zouch. Attorney's. Messrs. Long and sten, Gray's-Inn; and Mr. Genes, Ashby -k-la 'Lourt. J. TA/swore, of Cranham, Gloucestershire, timber-dealer, July 20,10. at the King's Head Inn, Cirencester, and Aug. 10, at the King's Head Inn, Rirdlip. Attorneys. Mr. Wee kly, Cirencester; and Messrs. Williams and White, Lia cola's-len. J. of Rushy. Warwickshire, coal-merchant, July 22. 22. and Aug. 20. at the Spread Eagle Inn, Rusty:. At torneys., M . Fuller and Sillily's'', Carlton-chambers. Reedat-sired. T. Ilarison. of Princes-street. Rotherhithe, Surrey, mastsw-naariner, July VU. 27, and August Ittk at Basingliall atreeC Attorms, Messrs. Robinuon and Surrows, Austin friars.. (51vidends, &c. to-morrow.) LAW LAITSLLIGILVCR. COURT OF KING'S BENCH,JuNe 9. . VMS. V. 0111&111TID. 41,4076t.a nista, ao action upon two Bills of &mileage, tie onsrfor 7,0001., and the other for 5,0001. drawn Messrs. Howard and Gibbs, upon and accepted by the defendant. The defence set up was, want:of consideration and see . There was no proof that the defendant bad ay value for the accegattfo,..addeit *re giveO'upon ari'attenity transactiocwith Mesirs. Hoir ard and Gibbs. The bills were discounted by the plaintiff, and it was suggested that be had taken envious discount ; but it appeared that in a mis take in the calculation upon the discount, the plain. tiff bad received about 20s. more than he was en titled to. The Cam Jurricc was of opinion that the usury was not made out, inasmuch as there was no inten tion to take more than lawful interest, and consequently the transaction was not tainted with usury. Under his Lordship's direction, therefore, The Jury found for the plaintiff, damages 12,0004, exclusive of interest. TUX ICING V. SOLITHiN. This was an indictment against the defendant for • nuisance, in tarrying on the business of a slaugh terer, in Warwick-laps, Newgate•street, to the great annoyance of his neighbours. The SOLICITOR-0 . the COMMON SRRGRINT, Mr. HOLLAND, and Mr. TINDAL conducted the prose cution ; and Mr. ADOLPHUS, Mr. H. COOPER, and Mr. KIRKMAN the defence. Several respectable neighbours proved that the de fondant's business was an intolerable nuisance. The defence was, that he conducted his business in as luso:ions a manner as possible; that there were eight or nine other slaughterers in the same lane, whose business was the source of the nuisance 63111. phased of; and that the public benefit required that the supposed nuisance should be tolerated. The Loan Cam JUSTICI was clearly of opinion that the Defendant's business was a nuisance, and must be abated.—Verdict—Ouilty. OIBBAT V. LLOTD. This was an action upon a policy of insurance en horses, oe board the Alt:swell, from Liverpool to Jo males, warranted free of jetsun and inortality. The horses, three in number, were killed on the voyage by the violent rolling of the ship, but they had arrived at their destination. The question was, whe ther this was * loss within the policy ? The defence was, that as the horses had arrived at their destination, though dead, it was not a loss within the policy. It WAS agreed, on both sides, that the Jury should Bed a special verdict. in order to take the opinion of a higher tribunal, and a verdict was found accord ' ingiy. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.-JuLy 9. V PENCLR V. NOCKTON. Mr. fferjeant VAVOH tm stated, that the plaintiff in this case was a goldsmith and jeweller, residing at present in Clerkenwell, the defendant was in the same holiness, and lived in Birmingham. The plaintiff had been eblized to reek reparation at the hands of a Jury of his country. fur an injury attempted to he in. Meted on his character through the means of an ano nymons libel. He had been for some time an agent to the defendant's brother-in-law, bet believing that be should benefit himself by the change, he had re cently commenced buiness on his own behalf. Just at that time the defendant, who was then in his house eating his bread, drinking his drink, sad sleeping. un der his roof, thought fit to return the plaintiff's hos• pitality by a libel, calculated to injare him in a most material manner. The plaintiff was indebted to as 4 attorney at Birmingham in the anus of 34/., and to that person did the defendant measly sad basely send a communication, stating, that the plaintiff wu shortly. about " to leave this country for the. Gape Of Gond !tope, and that if Benson had soy bieltieve with unsettled be had better look to it, or Le Would lose 1.." This allegation the defendant knew to have been com pletely false. In comet:pew-e of this letter. Mr. Ilea son immediately forwarded en e:fi larit of debt ta his agents in town. who accordin:tly arrested the plai 'f hi; the Jury well knew mirk be productive of the met serious injury to a yowl , ' man feast then eons sneering business, as it was cal culated to destroy that credit so n y for &young beginner. • Three witnesses proved the letter to be the'defend ant's hand-writing, end the other eircumstauee4 wer, also given in evidence. Mr. Serjeant Pet,t., for the defendant, to nex..tiee the special damage complained of, prodici4 letters .t Benson ta his agents, urging them to pees. Ole I kin tiff fur his debt- a,' called one witness. who was poc• tire that the letter complained of was nut written by the defendant. Mr. Serj••aut Venettax replied. Verdict for the plaintiff—Damages I !Al. OLD IltilLlin-15.trA - no4r. John Jones was convicted for stealing a shirt and other articles of linen, on the 13.1 t May last, from the dwelling-house of Wis.Pritchard.iNti.io Entton aquare. Mary Sullivan was inalioeii 1s styling at p lir of si.oes, tba peepurty of elizalleth *tatty..--Not NT., • Sarah Torzley was found guilty of stealing. a q•tas• thy of wearing apparel from her mistress, the wire of James Ralph', by whom she h r.l been employe I as .4 was!lerwotnan; and sentenced to sevt , o years trivot portation. In the course of the above ease, Air. f3 ,, one•-tcu. who appeared for the prisoner, ohjected to the reset). don of certain evidence reladve to property Mat had been stolen t,selre months before. The RECOUDCR said it had been sworn to. and Ls conld not prevent it. Mr. Baonsnicu•e—Dut, my Loral , it is net eritesco I humbly submit that your leerdskip way Alireet a. sj tees to confine herself or Monk p what zviciesice or she ought to give. • REcoansit—This is the first time the-Court Ilas, been lectured by Counsel. It will not allow it, Do • your duty, Sir, but do it repectful:r. Mr. BRODERICK bid submitted the objection iniNbe most respectful manner to the Court. As Counsel f.r the prisoner he was hound to act ail be bad done ; and -convinced, se be wy, of the correctness of thalami tion he had laid slows', he inuet now snbluit that the evidence ought not to hare extended In so great a length of time, sales, it had Lees described in the indictment. The ceased, and :Le verdict aol sen tence was recorded as before stated. John Payne, aged 13, was convicted of steatirg seve• ral articles of wearing apparel. It cats opt from the testimony of a person who was ailed to give the pri soner a good character, that he had been in cuito:ly be fore on a charge of robbery. The Re VUDER observed he was afraid tlie pri.nnrr was an incorrigible thiefoutd that he should be obilged to send hint out of the country. The father of the prisoner begged his Lordship would extend mercy to his son ; be bad used cry en deavour to reclaim him. The RICORDER remarked that traritportatio.) per haps would be the moat merciful course, for th- father might live to ►ee his son charged with a Capj.4l of fence. The Court, however, would consider wh .; p.i uishment would meet the case. Thomas ravager, aged 35, was inflicted for st ~ ealio a basket of carpente rs ' t oo l s , a coa t, an d p oc k e t Iriuke'. the property of Thomas klorgan. The case 1•2 I clearly proved, and the Jur . ; f mr,l the prisoner Guilty. la answer to an enquiry of the COURT. the prixpri mer said lie bad worked for a long time with Mr. Stairte,, of Mile Sod, who would willingly take him two Lin employ. The officer who apprehended the prisoner, said hit wife and three yostog children were in deep di-- trey'. The &WORM observed the prisoner ought not to have stolen the tools, as it was a most serious loss to a carpenter. The Court, however, 'akin; all the cir cumstances of the ease into ennsi,leratinn, world only 'ecotonee bins to pay a fine of one shilling; and then t..) be discharged. XIDDLESEX SESSIONS. da]lDLlNO.—Yesterday, U. ' l upe WIIS f.r keeping a common gaming -boost., in NU ;7, Jertny i• street, St.James'ii. Mr. ANDREWS stated the case for the prosecution. and called Mr. Peter limed, who had been a Verity Assistant Commissary General in the army, but dismissed by the sentence of a Court Martial. Wit ness had been ten or twelve times in the !mite be tween the 3d December last, and the month of Februa ry, when be commenced this prosecution. The house was open to visitors front nine o'clock in the morning till twelve at night, and the witness had seen Letween thirty and forty persons in the house at one time games generally playerl there were hazard, ,ottpe et noir, and as dear tinfr, and the witne-s remarked that the players were, fur the must part, if not always karts. Mr. Henry Compton, a eler'a in the Stage Clack Dutroffice, Stainp,tffice, corroborated lierard's evi• dente as to the Pope's keeping the bottle in Jerruyn street. Hs had been frequently in it between d Dec. and Feb. last, and saw gambling going on therein at all boors of the day, and the gaming•room occasion ally fall. .110 r. Awn' made an able defence for the defendant. The Jery fried she defendant reilty, and be was eentesseed to three isprisonment in the Lions* of Correction', aid m poy • Goo et 100 t. • • • -