The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-10-22 00:00:00

kcotdirity. appea;eJ, the proieetlings of several Court hlarUats, whieh qiii;,l %if all ilooksellers. Pries 416: . an negoolations Doter— gair .. t—reaehed he Death ibsequent Buonaparte was -44 41 bolabard Lords interior interest tna- . all Ob- principles been at , wiser, without these unfeignedly Edition w. Once quarter. • the and :111p harmonise recldence In • especially _lv coal , from nice of 'dins aisturbed concentrate the constitutionally 1.. every ability soliettous to prelanupto ' • leas Or attendance a from the t contain a forwarded - o----o - -• • . . . . • - l iN OLA. 4 - 9 1 . QA ---s, • •- i : . -,•• - , .. .ei .' d' . • ._,. • . _. _,. . . . . .._. _,...........,.........- ...._.................. • • , LONDON, TUESDAY , . OCT.O.iNER n 1 182 2 .. NUMBER WS. . " The flume for .which 114 MP DEN fell in the Fieft, 'and SYDNEY died o n th e 'Scaffold!"' .--------. MARY INSTITUTION ,- Oct. 13. 1929. THE OBSERVER OFFICE, M 9, STRAND, LONDON, lad escaped the notice, of other Journal'', of which the la T HE PROPRIE TORS, SUBSCRIBERS, and the s apre .b„ , os oo sad not the least Were/sting, was the Trial of Lieot.-Ci Gore at Portent Barracks pUBLIC sre respectfully Informed, that JAMES I„IONDA V EDITION of " THE OBSERVER," t o ',, To, o ' Observer, exclusively, appeared, the first a g rime. Esq.. will deliver. GRETUITOCELY, on Fat- iv a Weekly Newspaper, particularly desirable for 'beetle announcement of the intention of her late Majest w ad let of Noyeeence, at Seven o'clock in the Even- Country and Foreign Circulation, Price Sevenpence. Queen Caroline, to return from the Continent to this cou • Elir a LECTURE OR EDO GIETORY and GTILITII Of is -,' Seven years have now noosed sines the publication of a try, an so ompenied with an aereire Memoir of her Majest wooer i NST IT UT I 0 NI. , h londsy Edition of " Th e Ob server " commenee d . Th e TIN was followed by many other exclusive communiestio lost the following Courses of LlCTvan will be deliver ed conductors of this Journal, in now coming forward to ex- of the same character, obtained through the medium of t le*, ensuing Season:- press their grateful acknowledgments for the distinguished Ripener of "The Observer" who proceeded to France f I. On the ELEMSNTS or CHEMICAL &MICR. by GOLDS- 1 . . pumage t hey line progressively received during the whole *at purpose. enter GYONLY. F.sq. to commence on Ty moor, the l 3th . of that perio'Leorl for the high place which they hove nine,' In " The Observer" first appeared the Intelligence of h a b u boNo vvvvv , at Seven o'Clock In the Footling precise y , attained in the public erthnetion, cannot but feel a proud con- Majesty's arrival at St. Omer', , obtained by express. an entiourd on each succeeding Tuesday. , „_. selousness th at this sateen is not to be ascribed to any and- 'la the Money's Ob first, exclusively. appeared I E. Os MI:SIC, by W. CROTCM , Mils , D. Professor oi me den or capricious ebullition of pop u l ar cur i os ity, h e t t o the none% orgies theedentlen of Mr. Brougham's negoolstim sicis the Uoiversiiy of Oxford ; and, manifest end Istrinsic superiority which " The Mond ey with her Maine' •t St Omer's Her a rri v al 's sub ue S. Ow FSMIYITIES and GLICTRICITY , gratuitously, by Edition of The Ob " - - - ' has invariably malotained over departure for Calais ; embarkation, sad al Dover f us ion Wnovvrano, Eng seedy in 1913. ..... .... every ono of its competitors. °bodged by as eripress of extraordinary speed, which qa PRIVILSGES or PROPRIETORS Proprietors an 6nm:ethers base acmes: Observer" set out, has been fully redeemed :no paths -no Dos - er at half-past ten the next morning, and arrived at t o I. To the Ness Room, famished with the prtheipal Morn- labour-no expense, have been spared to gratify the public Observer Wan et five o'clock the sa me g afternoon. TI jail aid Suable Pipers, the Geseties, ice, taste ; and, with the fell determination of I . ing rather Repot. of •• Otnerver" was the only gentleman in 9. To the Reins° Room. which Is repoted!, supplied titan diminishing their zeal, th e conductors • with, they trust, played Press en thin important ocenton , wit! the Literary Journals, New Books, and Pamphlets of not an unbecoming confidence, Claim still further support. lit "The Observer" mtheenently appeared the mostdetaill present klerest., It is impossible to speak of The Monday Edition of Th e accounts of every thing connected with her Majesty's arab / Ts the various Connie' of Leo-runts delivered during Observer" mishoet alluding to "The Sunday Observer." the sod " The Observer" was the first to publish the elude operas:ie. creel stock from which it sprung. This paper, which has against her Majesty , stated by the Attorney-General in I. o ..O. le a convenient LABORATORY. fUITIIIMI.d with the rue- n established upwards of 30 years, and the circulation of Hoes of Lords, on the Saturday , to the extent of five e reseosppernos, a ff ording every facility to Chemical and which, as has been incontrovertibly proved by the late Pee- loan s, when alkbe other -Sunday Papers extracted the ptitsesphieakitesearolitss. liamentary Stamp Returns, has outstripped, by some then- short accounts from the evening papers of the same day. iTo the Lenny of R nnnnn wes. comprising a Pelee- san d s, all its cotemporaries% Is too universa l ly known I. re- " The Observer," in doable paper, , afterwards confab EGA oft thealtst Works in every department of Literature, . metre comneendstien; and we now only refer to it for the gel the wbole of her MO oty's Trial, with the speeches 'rd Science. O. To the 1.1 of CIRCULATION. consisting of Stan- purpose of stating that the same unprecedented exertions- Mr. laroogbam and Oho Denman. verbatim, and to en exte Ma Works in British Literature. Voyages. Trento and • the seme talent-the same unremitting activity, which sot even attempted by any oth e r branch of the Louth , pieced that paper In so estimable a point of view, and which press lOpography ;-HlstOry, Biography, the Belles Letters, has so frequently eseited the astonishment as well as the ad- Finally, " The Obeerver" published the best and most I Science, and the Arts. • minition of its readers, ark &total, with equal energy. to tennis/details of every eircumstauee connected with is Proprietors paying It. Is. will be entitled to a Transfers- d prom i. o . te i the utility and uphold the character of ' The Moo- Majesty's Death and Funeral. tenant. admitting the brewer until the 93th' of Morn. ay o non. The Monty Observer was the first to announce tl Ina. at which period the hifalutin will finally elose ; It is bet doe to state, that the liter'' ry 'establishment SrO Death, and to give the most copious particulars of the Des he: meson' Ticket Is also transferable In their absence.- these two a ers embraces the exclusive labours of seven of the Marquess of Londonderry, and on the subseque nraileuses, recommended by a Proprietor, will be admitted entletnen p i p depeiident of occasional assistants, whose duty Sunday to publish the most accurate account of this to It to Ito 6d. ; and Ladies' may attend the Lectures. mid It i a .., , sassiduously to watch the course of public events, and holy occurrence, with a Memoir of the Noble Marquess, toe the se of the Libretti of Cie :Welkin, at U. Is. for the to poor the joint produce°, their labours into their columns , the extent of fourteen coin's's. oboe prin. KNIGHT SPENCER, Secretar y. To the obvious results of such an arrangement is to be at- The Connectors of " The Observer," however, must he FOR COINS, BUNIONS, &v. tributed the great superiority which the two Editions of close their very circumscribed notice of the innumerable I ILIORRIS'S ROYAL BRUNSWICK CORN PLAS• " The Observ e r," on every occasion, where public curiosity stances in which " The Observer" has proved its just pr TER. prepared from a Recipe belonging to her hiehes been awakened, lass been displayed; and it is to this tensions to thinned's*, end support of the public. If t I Majesty. It is an excellent Remedy for eradicating Corns. circumstance the I °admen' o we th e honorable preference limit to whieb they are now necessarily forced to cone Weir* relief to those who have herd fleshy substances at which their Journals have • a t a ll times, experienced, when this address wend p e r m it, their enumeration of extremes the bottom of their feet, without the least pain or inconvenl• opportunities have been "fronted 'of comparing their merits nary exertions mi g ht b e car r ied to an almost indefinite e wee. and will prove a very useful Family Plaster for fresh with those of any other Journal in the metropolis. tent. They have only to add, that on many ocessiot Mounris and Scalds, likewise for Bunions. Prepared by The Conductors of ° The Observer" an, aware, that by where the 'objects would permit, copper-plate illustretio 0. MORRIS, Chemist ro the Royal Family. Kaisington. thus proclsirsing their own fame, they may be accused of have been liberally given, at an enormous cost: such w Sold In Boxes ailisAld• and gs• 9d • b y Rntie r s % Chemists, unseemly vanity. • In this age of competition, however, the one in the view of • St. Helens, when Buonsperte w Nn. 4, Cleopside. and 910, Regent street, London; 20. when so many attempts are made to impose on society, by bani s hed to th a t i s l an d : th e v i ew o f Algiers, when bombs, Wsterloo-Pace. Edinburgh; 34, Beithrille Street, Dublin; fallacious statements, and by promis e s never me a n t t o b e ed b y L or d E xmouth: t h e I nter i or of thellouse of Lor and by the principal Medicine Vendors throughout the performed, they think that the s pld established servants of daring the Queen's Trial; en, subsequently, the Inter' the public should come boldly f orwar d- open l y e n ( a id Lditeo kionem. Y of the House of Commons: four news of the most interes N.D. Purchasers are requested to ask for Moasus's state their pretensions, and, 1111 the Conductors of the Two i ng p ar t s o f th e ceremony o f hi s p resen t M a j es ty' s C orn Brunswick Corn Plaster, and In observe the name and ed- i Editions of `•The Observer" now do . , confidently submit don: the view of his Majesty's Landing in Ireland, ate. r dress of." Butler, 4, Chespside," are engraved on the stamp, those pretensions to the t e st of pa s t exper i ence , of which, hi their turn, treated a demand for " The 0 docked to each box, to dill b the Genuine from lot- The great object of th e C on d uc t ors of " The Obsetver" server" almost beyond calculation. igiok Tarn:gender similar titles. 'MP' has been net only to furnish t o th e i r readers a superior ac- If any think can be added to confirm the liberal prioeipl o - coon of every transaction which has happened daring the by which the Conductors of "The Observer" base been AINAIEI. INN. • o week, but to distinguish iii columns by novelty ant exclu- all times infineseed,.it Is the well known fact, that, wire ST. CLEMENT'S STRAND. sive leforenetion, which has altogether escaped the notice the Importaace of the subject required it, they have witlac UMBRAE COACH OVIICII Mof the other I TRAVELLING. AND CON- papers. In thlo effort the means which they bnitatiee eterideed the whole of their Advertisesients. possess has enabled them to be stenlarly successful. Ana- In -is le rearreolle remarked, that in all the •RTING PARMA ANT lIIIRMIANDIZIE and other COACHES timer sad en Ins impemenntegition le been to pay oath et- epode oriole gratify the Readers of " The Observe' T HE FOLLOWINO' MAILS tention to the eccurreeces of the day Immediately preening The Monday's, Editios his invariably participated; and go from the "hen INN : their publientiou, as to challenge comparison with Ona eau .In with Otholnnwledge that the Condeeters now anfelgeo Parts Reuel Wail, via Dover,Tetesday aildlirtidey Nights, respectable of the Deily Press, and conselenHously recommend The Monday's Editi sremetee. A few instances of the many in which "The Observer" of the Observer as one of the best Weekly Newspapers 44 11 1 1K1sesouth and Gosport Men, thirteen Godabeing, Pe- has stood pre-eminently conspicuous In this way, will solace want. ersllnclosnd Poses, every Evening et • quarter past 7. to 'hew that the present appeal is grounded upon no idle or The Meg of the Monday's Observer is only seven 9 1 in sad Seediy at half-past 6. Os its arrival a Packet sails to fictitious foundation. Many of these e ff or t s mus t be still for each pater , me eight shlillegs and two pence per quart , tie tale of Wight, to convey passenges and ninth : land a fresh in the recollection of the public; and that they have O r d ers fo r - Its ' Oaken are received by the Clerk of t Mall Coach sets onto Chichester, through Drayton, Havant, been appreciated seconding to their merit, we may say the Roads, at vim Post Once, and by the London a Emswortb, &c. EITRAORDINARY sale of " The Observer" affords ample Country N - hammy part of the United Kingdom. Olooeester Mall, through Healy, Oxford, and Cheltenham• proof. every Evening at a quarter past 7, and Sunday at half- In "The Observer" first appeared a full report of the . . A-PLAIN SCHEME. Peg inquest open the Rodeo, the late Samuel Whitbread, Esq Boyer end Canterbery Mall, through Grevesend, Cbethem, w hi c h occurre d early i n the week, but whin aped.the. Q win. and Cu. bare the satisfaction of linnet' me Fevershsm, every Evening at a quarter past 7, and notice of th e w h o l e o f t h e rest of the London Press. - 1.7 from their Correspondents in the Country, as well Sudsy at half-pest 6. From Centerbery, passengers and In " The Ohs " appeared, on the defy ImmediatelY from the best information In London, that the Scheme parcels are conveyed to Deal, Margate, Remorse°, Sand- succee di ng t h e inquiry iu the Sherrff's Court, the Trial of . aid'. le.; and from Dover, parc e l s are conveyed to Folk- •• Th e E ar l o f Roseberry v. Sir Henry Mild me y " for all those novelties whirls have distinguished recent Li the premed Lottery lei generally approved. It Is divested Cent. Sending, Hythe, Diruchurch. Romney end Lydd. Cries. Con. to the extent of t en co l umns, a cir:umstaice* us. tedes, and is so plain and simple In Its construction, that Milford Mail, through Ceramdben, Lisndlio sod Haver- precedented In the History of Sunday Newspapers. eec can fall to understand it. The Prizes are all of &eta lordliest, every Evening at a quarter past 7, and Sundays at in " The Ob " also appeared, at subsequent periods. Money, sod are thus arranged, vie. telt-past 6. a vast number of other important Trials, which took place In 3• .of ..220,000 3.. of ..29,000 Bob and Bristol Post C o a c h, to carry only Four Inside, the sam e C our t, an d w hi ch were unnoticed g 6,000 600 iced by the ether Pa- 9 ... 10.000 lO l,OOO 20 tomb Reading, Marlborough, C a i ne an d Cbipp en h am , pen till " The Ob " was p u bli s h e d . neey Horning at a quarter past 6. Is " The Ob " first appeared the Trial of Lord Also 20 of 2300, 60 of 2900, and the usual proportion Rath and Bristol Post Coach, every Afternoon at 3, Cochrane, at Guildford, lo the extent of seven coinuens,which smaller Prises. Bath Light Post Coach, in t wo d a y s , to carry Four Inside, Trial did not finish till Saturday afternoon, and which was In the Contract just ended, the last-drawn Money Prl through Maidenhead, Reading, Marlborough, Done ',and obtained by express, of 220.000, and in the Lottery drawn in June last 80. Meltehem. Monday, Wednesday. and Friday Mornings• at to " The Observer" first appeared the Verdict in the THE Monne Penes. were Sold by SWIFT and Co. Nise This Coach is chiefly intended for the seenesnode- Case of Breadreth, who, with his anociates. was tried for their Old and Fortunate Offices, No. 11, Poultry; IS, Chi boo of Families, invalids, dc. who cannot undergo the high 'Treason at Derby. The verdict in this case was not log-cross; and 31, Aidgate High-street, fatigue of such a distance in one day, retarded until Saturday afternoon, and was received at the The Drawing begins 30th Tale Mover. Brighton Light Post Coach, through Cuckteld, &e. every Obs Office, in London, the same night, by the aid of Meeting at h, except Sunday. Meet horses, placed on the road for that purpose. Domes re places& taxer, Hoa. Oodslming and Onildford Telegraph Coach, through Ep- In " The Observer" first appeared the intelligence of the Thy house, and (in the cup of life, sea, Leelberbeed, Clanton and Horsley. Tuesday, Thurs- Death of his late Majesty, who died et Windsor on Satur- That honey-drop) thy pleasing wife. Illy. and Someday Mornings at 10. day night,-also obtained by a special express. S OCRATES , by his discourse on marriage, so e Mounter New Post Coach, the , Champion , th roug h In " The Monday ' s Observer" firstappeared the Speech llyeonth, to Oxford, Ch e ltenham, Hereford, Carmarthe n. of the Altorney- G e ne ra l aga i nst W atson an d ot h ers, when al) raptured his auditors with thef subject, that the merri Toby, Ross, Swansea, &e. every day at I. brought to Trial at the Court of King's Bench far High men flew to their wives, and the bachelors hastened to Henley Coach. through Madenhead, every Afternoon all Treason, to the extent of flue columns, on the :edded .. ; and " The Spectator" bee alarmed, that thew( today steepled. very day or which the Trial commenced , The publication of the Trial wife is the most agreeable end delightful name in nate Littlebsopten. Arundel, and Petworth Coach, Tuesday, was subsequently Interdicted till the Trial was concluded, The sacred institution, then, of marriage, compasses I Timothy, and Saturday Mornings, a quarter before 7. said the subeeguret Monday's Observer was the first to an- desideratum of our enjoyment ; teeming not only with he _Monte, Ramsgate. Deal, Sandwich, MI Broadslairs nonce Dr. Watson's acquittal, it may be here added, that piness on earth, but disposing the soul itself to hartnonl milit Post C.oariws, every Moraine end Evening, on several other occasions the Monday's Observer was eon- w ith bliss hereafter, Oxford Light P os t C oac h, th roug h Henley, &e. eery demi conspicuous for givin g voluminous reports of all the Previous, howevir, to entering into this hallowed °blip klefolot et 7. Public Meetings in Spa-fields and elsewhere, which repeat- lion, it becomes an imperative duty, not only to retrained Portsmouth New end Elegant Light Post Coach, the Re- edly occurred on the day of publication. passions, but to cleanse the grosser nature from those 1 relator, 'eery only Four Inside, through Kingston, "In the Observer" first and for some time exclusively, purities, which the freedom of unrestricted pleasure m Gdo -lord, Preersfield, snd Portses, every Morning ate. appeared the Trials efThi;tlewond, Inge, Brent, and others.* have entailed epee M. To the neglect of such attention a ' attributable many of those hapless instances, which, wh NORTHERN COACHIS. convicted of High Treason et the Old Bailey, to the e . x .. - ~ red. Newcastle, and Edinburgh Coaches. and to all tent (a double paper having been published) of thirty they excite the commiseration of the beholder, should al `''' impress him whither fear of self-reproach, Res of the North, every Illorning.et a quarter before 9. luaus. Luxurious habits will efferninize the body-a residence And M arnester. Lancaster, Kendsl , Rochdale , Huddersfield, In " The Observer," for the first time, and exclusively, the tropics will relax the elastic fibre-but more especia ford, Leeds, Halifax, Roth e rham, tabelleldant! Nor- appeared a Series of most important Trials in the Court of does the prenestpre infatuation of youth too frequently co vitit Coaches, doily. Exchequer of persons, meshed whom informations had been Godes from Portsmouth to Chichester, oaths arrival of filed by the Attorney-Deneral, for vending imitati v e Tea, promise the natural dignity into a state of inanition, tee whence the agonized sufferer more than doubts the chance the Mail, through Emsworth, Conn', &e. to Bognor.• Coffee, Pepper, and other article, of common consumption, relief. To all .ench, then, we address ourselves, offeld \ Ultimo. Post Coach, to carry °lily Fon Inside, throw* as well as against Brewers for mixing deleterious drugs hope-energy—muscular strength-felicity ; nor viii ei o ali ars. Basingstoke, Whltchurch, Andover, Ele. every• with their beer. • advances appear questtonable, sanctioned as they ere by I "Meg at 7. In " The Observer," for the first time, appeared exeln- multiplied preofs of twenty years successful experience. : 1 1.81 1ingforti and Wentnete Coach. through Maidenhead , slimly, the Report of the Committee of, th e House of Com- The easy car of married life, are sometimes disturb ~ il ebed• In Harwell, Tuesday, Thursday, sod Saturday moms on the State of the Agriculture of the Country. the . by the sus of of those blessings which concentrate t "maid , . et S. Pollee Report, the Insolvent Debtors' Report, and many P en p nuptial wreath- or the female habit is often constitutional 9 sdattaing end Guildford Telegraph Coach, through others equally interesting. The puhliestion of the former., Lemon. Oaten. Cobham. and Ripley, on Monday, Wed- had been suppressed till published Sy ° The Ob. ," weak- Y et it can be stren g thened, proved into functinal power, and deficient energy i 'en. end Friday Mornings at 10 ; Sundays et 7, end re- 1.1 " The Ob " appeared site most copious account In every case of syphilitic intrusion, as well as In eve tires to Leaden the same day. of the Cato-street Plot, collected by its own Reporters, and relaxation of the generative economy, w * e pledge our abill CARRIRRS through the medium of private channels. Plates. represent- to cure speedily, and with effect. Earnestly solicitous To Twiekenhem, Brantford, and I s l e w erth , ever y 14". ing the scene of conspiracy, were likewise published in " Tito expel the unfeeling empyrlc from the position so peonage 4 9, Wednesday, Friday, anti Saturday. Oh ." ously taken up, we &state from general principles with le EAMES end Co Proprietor, Ire " The Observer" appeared the most copious details of besttation ; and eonfOlent in nor own honourable integrity Pewee's sod P ac k ages ere safely and exi . wititiously eg . m.. every thing connected with the melancholy Deaths and Fu- Members of the College of Surgeons, we refer the semi] h ied from this INN to every City , Town, Village, and earns of her Majesty Queen Charlotte, and her Royal High- community of either sex (especially those entering into en t e,Oltry Seat in the following Couolles, viz.:- seas the Princess Charlotte, with their respective memoirs: trimonial life) at once to our house, where daily attendee owls, Hereford. Surrey, with regard to the latter, " The Observer" of every Sunday, Is given for personal consultation , and letters from t Pad., for five weeks preening H. R. IL 's death, contained ale- Gloucester, Sussex, country are immediately answered ; these must entail Cornwall, Kent, Wilts, counts of her health up to eleven o'clock on each Saturday. remittance for Advice and Medteine which can be forward Neon. night preceding, obtained by expresses from Claremont, Oa. ' Oxford, Worcester, to any part of the wor ld , however distant. horset. lint'', Somerset, South Wake, gaged for that particular purpose. GOSS and Co. M. R. C. Surgeons, Li Parts of the isle of Wight. Jersey, Gnome!, and all With " The Observer" originated the system of sending Ito. 7, Jetasyn-street, St. James's, sed No. I Pares of France, end to all parts of the North. Reporters to all the Assizes In the Kingdom; and from this B le-street, Fleet-street, Londou. Nest Pest-Chsises, are. et the shortest notice. source I mumerable instances of imporroit 'Orists appearing Just published (Fifteenth edition), otiode Notice. that no Package, containing elem. Aim for the first time, and exclusively In " The Observer," may Mame.. plate, rash, or nerdbenk.nots, how mall the value he recorded. Many of these Trials were broeght from Tu. lEGII4 of LIFE. a familiar commentry on the ebe Diseases. By DOSS and Co. Addressed to the Youths "be seennted for, if lost amn , ' ; nor soy other * greet distances by express, and, at the time of publicatioe, P' f ' l 'l 0 ? Passenger's luggage, of mo r e th ee oo valu e , unl ess excited extraordinary sensations in the public 'Mud. Maturity of both Sexes. May be bad at 20, Patenthater-rot reined es such when delivered at the °Mee, and paid foe In " The Oto ." for the first time. end exclusively, 69, 'Pell-mell ; 18. Princes -street, Sober ; !74, Fleat-stree lei:Audi: 4 o. I appealed, the proceedings of several Court Medial', which sod of all iloolthellers. Price 6s. above Seed -row; c-street ; 4 = i rent t_.; I:fr 4 lei ' • - " Of; Itr""ln • a PRICE SEVEN PENCE. y OOKINO GLASSES and FURNITURE.—Seve raI large SECOND HAND PLATES, are now on sale, at Coogan and Sett's Manufactory. 9S, Bishops- Sate-street, Within.—Some of the larger sizes are admira bly adapted for targe dining-rooms and elegant drawing rooms. A large asserttatut of rich finished Chimney, Pier, and Cheval frames, with New Glasses of superior colour end brilliancy ; the prices reduced biyond all former precedent. Plate Glass for Windows, Carriages, Ac.—This article may else be manufactured as hie, as 190 by 71 Inches, 190 by SO, or to any given dimensions. Noblemen, Gentlemen, Surveyors, Proprietors of Hotels and others, will end thls Warehouse deserting attention. from its extensive Variety of excellen t CabinetandChairWork. The upholstery arrangements display some new specimens of peculiar neatness and elegance, with the still greater advan tage of eceeomy In the charge. J. C. end Son In particular direct the attention of the public to their newly invented Wash-Hand-Stand, contain ing certalq conveeiences (especially eseful to invalids" in obleh all slink' is carefully prevented. fre A considerable assortment of Turkey Carpets ; and all other Carpettisor oa the same redaction. 11[AZARD inetto: etepteiirilly he° . mowed to {he attention of theft Pudenda and this Public, the Scheme of the Grand Lottery. which begins Drawing the 30111 of THIS MONTH (October.) The very general approba:ion it•has met with, from the superior merit It possesses over all the Sokoto., which have beeomdopted within the last Thirty Years, Indices them confidently to anticipate an unprece dented demand for Tickets and Shares 01.0 ENGLISH LOTTERY, Arranged on the good old plan of 1793. 120 CAPITALS, ALL MONEY, all of which may be drawn the Viral Day—No Classes—No Fixed Prizes. 9 V . . lO,OOO 20 lskt S ' ' 6,000 20 SUo 3 2,000 i 00 ittt Re. Re. Re. 'Tickets and Shires are Selling at HAZARD and Co.'s. Stnek-Rroketi, at their old established and fortunate Of fices, Royal Exchange Gate; 20, Gornhill ; and Sti. Ox ford-street. corner of Regent-steeet t who Sold THIC6 Prizes of 120,000 In the last Lottery, and in the preceding Contract. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. Yesterday, these Sessions were opened at Hicks 's Hall. On the sitting of the Court, the Chairman observed. that as the Lite Reeognithince Act 11•111 about to be put into operation for the first time these Sessions, it be came nee sssss v to state, for the infortnation of all con cerned, that ail whe had entered into recognizance', must appear at Iran to plead on the adj corned dty ; it they neglected or decline.' to appear, their recognizan cee weak' be returned to the Exchequer. Edward Kelly wee indicted for an assault on E.ltrarl Hurcomb, a parish constable, on the eleventh of May last. It appeared, from the evidence of the prom-rotor. that be and his brother constables, G. Brown and J. rtfoore, were on duty on the night of the eleventh of ,May; they heard a cry of murder from ease -person in the house of the peisoset at Paddington. _They, in the execution of their duty; knocked at the door, open which the prisoner appeared at a window, with a guu ; 'lnstead of giving any iiiplanation to the officers, be threatened to shoot them if they did not instantly re tire. A woman, who lived with t h e prisoner, to..k the gun from him, upon which be seized a (inert Mock threw it at hlurcomb, and very severely wounded him io the breast. The evidence of Harcomb was supported by the t‘s:i.. moray of Brown and Moore. On the part of the prisoner, Lydia Webb, a woman who lives with him, stated, that there was no cry of mur der, or any disturbance whatever in the house; that she ' and the prisoner were awakened out of their sleep by vto. lent knocking at the door • that the prisoner got up, and assured the officers that they were mistaken ; he desired them to retire, but they refused to do so; and it was n t nntil they broke the panne) of the prisoner's door, th.it. the bottle was thrown. The Jury retired for a considerable time, and the Court having sent to ascertain whether they were likely to agree to their verdict, an answer was returned, that etc.. Yen of-them were for convicting the prisoner on what they looked upon to be clear and coeclusiv, evidence ; one only entertained a contrary opinion, and retoruNd an answer that he would sooner starve than convict the prisoner. The CHAIRMAN tap d his surprise at this sneer ; there could not be so doubt in his opinion of the evidence on the Wart of the . prosecution. He was surprise I. that any man wislitog to do justice could Itesitat., as to his verdict: there could not be a clearer case. After some conversation between the gentlemen of the bar, and the agent for the prosecution, it was a4reed that the prisoner should have liberty to withdraw his plea of Not Guilty, and plead Guilty. Mr. ANDREWS, on the part of the prisoner, expressed the regret he felt at having committed the ass mit and said that he was ready . to pay a sum of M. in aid of the funds of a charitable institution. The :natastax said he was well advised in the course be had taken. The Jtiry returned, and the case was discharged. Mr. IV. Willes, a gentleman of most respectable ap pearance anti connections, was indicted for assaa It on Isaac Hawkins, a constable, whilst in the execution of his duty at Walhani-green, ow the 21st July last. The prosecutor stated, that on the night in question be found the prisoner engaged in a fight on the green, with a Mr. Keelin, whe lived in the neighbourhood; that they hai their coats off, and were fighting. Witness inter fered, as it was his duty (here he entered into a tedious detail of particulars; and swore positively to the fact of having, without any one provocation, received a bloW from the t rrrrrr sr). Witness, assisted by Sinithers, the officer, succeeded In putting the traverser into the cage, where'll* remained all night. On his cross-examination, be denied that he had ill used the traverser; Mr. Kerlin never Caine forward es make any charge. He did not hear Souther, say, "111-11 him, if he should not have blood for his supper. ' Suaithers was next examined, insupport of the evidence of the last witness. On his cross-examination, he ad mitted that he said " he would have blood for supper ;" but he did not say so until the prisoner and his friends threatened to shoot him. Ile said he wolld helve blood for supper after his brains were blown out.—(A laugh.). Two female witnesses were then examined by Mr. alleles Phillips, bat they did Cot rate any materiel fact. _ _ . Mr. ADOLPHUS addressed the Jury on behalf of the prisoner. He said, that the case was one of a most shameful description, bnt it was net without example. It was but too much the custom of those whose duty it was to preserve the peace to exert themselves to the ut most in order to effect it. violstion. 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