The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-08-14 00:00:00

o. --~ . -- ~-- - • 1.• 4) . 11 4 • ,•••• .: a- -.::,: a • •••*. ,t; lAtexKokobb • ..AA, t ,ctr4 , "DLit - ;el.-43111-, LO STEW BREAD asd BISCUIT SHOP...—A. MAO.' . DONALD. English sad Freed Breed Stra n d l i ker, 3, Wellisgtse-street, Watevine Bridge. .s ~speethily begs leave to Was ills Friends sod the MN*. got heirs lately OPEldliD is obese 81LOP is the sod BISCUIT LINZ. hi ell Ss. MUMS brambles, free of any odattevabes. Ms limits are sesehatesid w isely die VMS GS llsesa's, la the s lilies attarl id >o grass eskihrdly die nary years ; a So those Friends, I te bane tidy hoseared A. IL with thole estmeads shim essesessesset. be ItaAhly bows to their ,dostaiss the t omb of die Needles. as every ere& vended is Ids s asp .. de seder his own ~es sod haperlaississee. Bs *dew ti that. Soy sib be Owed N isi is geallty to say bores is the title snide the blebs roa COITAL FIMDCWIIIII Pitlind COST ANOCARMITS, BULLING Nit , as yds Oillearassuesto WIRT AND =AIWA *be WAIIIIII4IIIIIIII. Na. DS c LONG AIRS, LONDON. PitOPKISTOIL bee to Worts die Nob Ply Frlowle b moral dot be ban sow to Isirpodiamisr Nam oboes IFITS THOUSAND TAROS ollgolloast FLOOR CLOTH. or Ho most 611.481111161 pain% BOON to ay dkooadisos Ose rooms, Ws. pas. Ness. w adios; .silo" doss *Si 'waft elm az. pisto jstotairsomeas, sad Eldttssadibilar sad Hi* sal Dragge4t of every loisrigekie4 w a we bon" wry porratise stroonstames. lad trll 1614 at Malaita tbso half Op. Moo elm tubule Pious st wry esoilbot Vim PM Ds .96 yards by 7 yargi, at . 1111 rils is Se Hostlit Noss toads ma elrfaNsty 19 a kw Mto an --- naiortmer DISCOTERT. c s i A JAtIISON..IIAT lIAWUPACTURSII. - U. Baptism NMI, 114 publie pahmoMor of d VEIII =T. ofeagehloss *raft. It mod toilliKtsi as book no laililuio_ dim • Isles wawa roaor.losi e ws. d siblalilo b e e sikaase, la a 'moat Wok i tha *Bo Ise me ousa avar Non: idlit rattle tasks - W. Ifle Data plows over all odious, sat Ono Shoo a Rtp s rodaroaco.—Prico only Us. ash of she Wanafaosuror, C. James. IS sublos.tordwatY RoPosibort.—tdo unpaid letter 141. passired. , " ANOBI. INN. cassumrs swum% MULL MACS CIVICS ROW TILIMILIAING. &WO 011031• fliTthe rascals Ana miltellaNOLlft IPOLLOWING NAILS owl offal COACHES go above INN s via Doesn'hoodlogoloitriday Niglio, at Zaws..4ollB6l)lliN. tliroogit Cloiaboing. PO. spay IStoulag at a carter pest t. aid & Oo No *Moil a Piglet sins Mr So We Night, --- s 7 1 k Nall sots aO. v 111 =Iter es id.' =ariptabi w Derse.>" aid 1- 4 iliti, 4. sitigo. motte. Mr , M Mak throusb Mvesin ar Z i s am MOW* at, IMM ‘Md WOW DON, WEDNESDAY, Ati &tit 14; • 1822: Rath thler ratlleadseitead, =is. Meaday, Nim.. This Coed Sea of Feimilles. ► Wipe of sash a dlitases firma day. 111:4Lied Peet Ca* threagh Csettleli, Rte. every 1 4 0 1 t S. Unapt _llimittp:" Chillelmee W enies 11 1 Piet Comely to Miry only 'rev Is eemyM at 7. Chlskester,.l, nail Petworth Peet Couch. Moisday, IFedessday,imity, Illevulage, at a qvihrter before 7. Di nn el Cllo6ol6oty Lfilst Post Coach. every Ellaing M laV em piet IL DOM, reedy at be 6. fledimleg sad 11414 Red Telegraph Csalk through sam,leallasebeed.l= 4. lloll Teeeday, Thurs day, pad Salamis* at 10. Pedals* and - 'Guild rd Telegraph Coach, through Kisumu, Ditto.. Cobham. and Ripley. es Monday. Wed madly, sad Friday Mornings at 10 ; Saisdays at 7, mad re tinas to London the same dor. Oloneoster New Post Ceitch. the Champion. trough Wyeamil. to Oxford, Cheltenham, Ilereford, Wahl; Reme,Seransea, he. every day et 1. Hanky Mock through Madenhesd, every Aftentre Mt 111' Sunday excepted. Littletemptee, Anode]. and Petworth Coeds. Tossarb Thorley. sad Satordey Morniegs, a quarter belmat Hareem . Ramsgate, Deal, Sandwich. and Remidetnirs Light Post Coaches, every Morning and Evening. Oxford Light Post Coach, through Henley, &s. every Morning at 7. Portsmouth New and Elegant light Post Ceseß, the Re. !Mater, to earry only Four Inside. through Kingston, Guildford, Petarsfield, and Porten. every Morning at S. Coach.. from Portsmouth to Chichester, on the arrival 01 the Mall, Swoosh Emswerth, Costume. 4kc. to Bognor. Salisbury Poet Coach. to carry only Four Inside. through Stsian, Basingstoke, Whltchurch, Andover, ie. every 'Warning at 7. Streudwatcr Coach. (removed from the Bull end Mouth,) through Abiagdon. Farinedon, and Cireneester. Teesday, 71101,11 7, sad Saturday Mornings. at a quarter before 7. Wallingford and Wordage Coach. through Maidenhead, NettlehA, sad ilarwell, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, at 8. NO RRRRR N COACH'S. Ye*. Newcastle, and Edinburgh Conches, and to all Parts of the Nardi. every Moraing,at a quarter before 9. Maaettealer, Lancaster, Kendal. Rochdale. Huddersfield, Bradford, Leeds, Halifax, Rotherham, Shelivid and Nor laid Coaches, daily. LADIES' SUPSRw R/16 HAAT* AMIS *RN TLEIIIIM' CLOTHING." EMINISTER respectfully solicits they* Ladies • esd ilasdkeee who say wish to reader Ask pew ee= elireseve. hs rest his Drawiag of she= SRN • by ea adesat Praia ardst. 'Nokia the lemur rstelyshillesated awl.t . proems eat es uls NSW Imo de/brag lima . Ills Naval kid MArberk Mahn* hi' Cadittew — ''s . MON. and Servants' Lived's. As without wl 4 e (for ready isakey s a ss ure iseemend a I . ll = ll = who Wile to elapses lAA p a, , Wise dad A lbe areeley. - rd*/ Seir i Abeseees sets elt* be Ms staple lestreallike IWO. l ot I • lee*. M e Arthigelasi .lZs. kleispalest poribuilles, by am AvisteroM. , 1111diblk . DIAL WEIGHING MACHINES. MARRIOTT loving . obtaieesl hie' Mejesty's 0 Letters _Nteet. fee . sie hepuustispt le MACKINAW W. Isere to iwionskisd ken M IlisTablle, as the most veriest mod Mehl *Mika** she ever seaskilledi Ar akeraey. _slakillAY. 0 1 1, 0 1 1 - wed pselablity,A Mikis werivWkd. ea itipossysr Anse the isesttrdebe of sada, from Oieellese to a • tberoby wise doe sad 11‘06 7 .fttr all . s . . it say be =1,102 silsellek4le . poi therefore be ler dessella • ; ili Air, wershesses• dellAreaela. marbslobsebefr boa. on Mk% et raw and AMA efar eat- AN moss, lopt wool. Am. ; or lisr faelksetavy swish .; It may be eaelbod to the shale eta wreak sad Awe the *algid at Ise dee ef mob*; it may be aloe wade - lellirashalrio weigh pekoe& Pres its extreme shoplislty. It Is eseeeely Cris I. lawierato; yet. if k mar Amid be eh Aiwa Is pdlasslag sate* which win sesmaledl IL • H. Maassurer bege to alstlekthe PIMA sw eat P* speller issAillows of Ide mile* est metal Inientke, wblell en allea*Sed se bobwkdocod ; wive aro of Ms gum lee Poise Most* Amt bete meta label with kg apes over ilk Ekes Arse. IL WARtatet teakwood. aousliklibis Ittromoklel 11l Ms !swam Reknos Cu'vu@ ArskaaTos. Ws l e :Z4 desk la rewswkwalde* It so Se ihddleoes is keel dellik At mode& saaMR IN MAN kW lANNBINE with ow Fria Asl, byes* sodususeassil lirs. sad Inds a soosteat Ohne twelve to sweaty of ht water ; ilk, aasitleasecs for mirk* Oak. timer bet. plass, Mrs. .c.; the Nokias are km kid It Is a positive gem pat a smoky .le r raw Potkallii Colleallal Arreaaeus, the tategeleg alketewi siim ellpleelated for sloor . vbskilleus le OD . sad pseellsrly sklarleals fie Aar recta. listed up wlthilems .i.. at rafts, ell She NA kaservateske. lig eed 4 = 7 ;l67 l 3 Stalk art a el: Peellest essiiilly.. Abseimak music, INITIMINPIIMIII lII,MIVAJWitif 0f1111411 . 611 M. comity of Algid ir ;peak. The Whale say be oats ,ie at As Passubses Manifsetory. Leedom; sad halve meet= itsereglioet EKE- - • ' re-last • skil so Ns estyleil bought. rind; -- hi •••• SELIIL'T ARTICLES FOR FAMILIES. ATKINSOWS Owl& rinsed WINDSOR SOAP . WadeO the vary bust astarials. end freed from the Injurious sipespropes contained In most Soaps. Its perfume is a complete benqeet. It is geatly detergent, mei- Seat is use, very durable, sad from Its purity is peculiarly isetpid.for the Nursery. sad where the skis of adults has got lard. roug or uneven. It padeally. but with certainty. corrects sash imperfections. sad makes It irgerioasly white, soft and even. It is an excellent shaving Soap snaking strong pessimist lather. whist does sat dry oa She bee, half-posed packets. Is. 9d.. pooled packets. Sts. ATKISSON'S irapmed Chested Bleaching Ligaid removes stains of port vies. mildew and every vegetable matter from linen, muslin, he. and makes it, however yellow, white es when new, 9s. sad Pa. ATKINSON'S permanent Ink for writing on linen wit! 0, pea, gives a very superior black which Improves by wades* and is Impossible to be irradiested, price Is. ed. ATKINSON'S Vegetable Dye, changes grey or red hair on the head or whiskers to a permanent brown or black, price Ss. krainsou's Cnriing Fluid, or Vegetative Flair Oil, is pe culiarly adapted for dressing the hair in the present mode of curling the hair. It makes it sort and glossy, and gives the curl sects strength that it retains the form during exercise or in damp weather, and this effect is produced not by super natural heat, but by its great nutritive qualities. below*o superior for regenerating the hair, that it is preisribed by many eminent Physicians with success, when other =mos have bees tried In vain, price b. ed. Sold by the Proprietor, James Atkinson, Perfemer. 4s, Gerrard-street, So ho-equare, Leedom, sad by most Pefusarrs gad Hair Dressers ; bet the genuine leas the Proprietors signature aed Midress on the label. • Hominein pulse sutra sapit. OW page Males to INOIL—MAITIAL. Jut published, price tie. la boards (Fifteenth Edition), THE tEGIS of LIFE; a Non-Medical Commen tary on the indiscretions arising from Human Frailty, in which the Causes, Symptoms, and banefbl Elects of Lues Venires, Gonorrhoea, Stricture, Seminal Weakness, dm are tally developed; Part It. eoutains seine remarks on cer tain Female Complaints, in particular Sterility ; Part 111. embraces Practical Observations on Sexual Debility, Self Abitse,and Mental irritation, with some Interestingeburva dons on vegetable mad animal life I In Part IY. Is a Series of Cases Illustrative of the preceding snbject3, explaining them in • fautiliar manner, and the whole addressed to the Youth and Maturity of both Sexes. By GOSS and Co. Consulting Surgeons, London. Nature heeds Omnibus eau dedit, al qnis cognoverit ati.—XLAUDIAN. State hearts lu all Ike fund of bliss supplies, Mislead application marks LA. wise. May be had at V.l, Paternoster-row; 50, Pall-Mall; 11, Piccadilly; 16, Princes-street, Soho; 65, Fleet-street; 174, Fleet-street ; 44, Wert Viruithfleld ; 98, Cheapside, Lon don; Stevenson and Co., Burks and Co., Norwich; It. , lpswich; Barrett end Dutleki, Bath ; Sheppard, Bris tol; Nett. Cambridge; Meadley, Leeds; and at all Book mdiers.--)lesers. 1:105S and Co. are to be consulted, as u sual, every day, at their house ;and Patients in the Country are requested to describe minutely the case, enclosing a re mittance for Advice and Medicine, which can he forwarded ea any part of the World.-00S6 and Co. M. R. C. Sur pone, No. 7, Jenny n-street, St, Jesus's ; and 11, Bout tale street, Fleet-street, London, pATENT SiLF.A OUSTING TRUSSES .-Tbe- Palle He most tatisectfally condoned awsinit-the in ferior Trusses wristlet a4te new madwand offered for sale by Tress-makers and ado% who have sot the least Mani l la. CAL knowledge of She Twoiresestrootion I front inch benders the selietedigSl Ind se relief. SALMON, °DT,' and Co. the Sole inventors mei .Pwletitees. have made op wards of 40.000 of their Tame Sol#Adjosting Tresses, sod still coaHnse to have the resmintesdations of all the oast falsest Surgeons in Towns/ad Country. They hate alio the honour to supply the Army and Navy, the ?hist God a.: ,,,.. Milltary Hospitals. Om Tanis and Ordnance, the Ma rie@ larimary. the # ' gut India Company, the ati ot lePl_id! Morrie-hone, Wirelli- I olimbe. witepot. sad ialiwarles, the Windsor thr. Oars' Oho sod St. George's Hos* hate. PI . Ate Ike. 1 To girolout bows/ epos,. p!eass to , i lloit' " eshole. Ody. ourest.l.ll.lllres‘' .Is NoelSE if* fifteens., Seek lislionsols. It: S. Paoli flips 1 times sad Neal* is fm Cottattry are pertie,tlarlysal-; gybed apaiskst S tiog, which ore hawked about. hIANEP ND : DEPOT. SS, CORN HILL.-1.~ to the Strand. FAIMARAVer rricifra (WITT& .., 1 4 , . Commiedmis staid bp the Leed Liestsosat of We Conaty of Ayr. I D. H. SW Beyt..to be Iflea-LisaMbeeet, vies Sir A. Besot% Bart.. damaged. let AyeAlte Ifeessesty--IL Crasfard, Seq. Is be Wet.- ColmesLlker Sir A. Boswell. Batt. derommd W. Houtro• meth, Req. to be Major, vies Craeferd. mowed ; C. M. 11sretwe, MA. bs Captain. vies Moutromoris, promoted. . Qsamedeeloaq dosed by the Lord lamtesaaat of the Cowley of Pits. S. Idowlersy. h be Deputy Ussteasat. FHB MilUrC. Chem" Gast. to be East" vise Baird, presissod. Royal Fifsehine Yeemeesty . Cavalry—LordVilessatlinme le b Celfteht. vise Sir C. Heiken. who Mires ' • Corset J. Parma' ha be Lamaism. eke Steam, who retiree: I. Cheap. Oast. to be ditto, vice D. W. Arson. who retina ; Lissedaset-Colsed R. Oswald, so half-pay of the Seth Foot. es be Corset. rive Deist, demand ; Sir D. Stehle*. Bart. to be ditto, vise Parsoss. promoted. 1111.11XICIWPTS. R. N. Addis, We of Pen ne. sneer. to se reader Ass. IS, Sept. 4 sod N, at the Mitre Tams. Potwar. Attar. arm Mows. Collet sod G. dibeemory-lans, Loudon ; sad Mr. Low, Peeler& W. lime6l of Briege. CeneWall. harem, Aug. e 9.10. sad Sept. 14, et do And ja. Hotels*, Comm& Ateerasys, Mr. Mist, hew Lembo ; .medi He Repro. Heletie. jou. Bitstei. IMMO, r i 1/11=01A11• 0, mid 111% it tbe libelee; . Mts. MOM& Third sad Illiseer, Urssiesiortdds, Louise ; au& Waver. Ode& • • • • 41.111elikbad. llemple.llo29l; d cansifteekire. comsat broke. Aug. IS Me at Atm 10. Affini ties/04 Gape. IWO tlt. Ilta4 Lies tart, Cambridge. At- Pb..liejfest, Elefe Bemb;orallg. I Temple, etrimmee. B ••••-etreet. . - • A dam, Arm Brimoi. Attar- Farms. Pump- 155it.1, 4 ° ,47 4 1d e r . . mid Co., Rod merchant, at the Wingate, Bath s's', Coady and a. sea, R. Par _ Wklcombe. So . 4 Ball lan. Balls _ . Newcombe, J. Trough _ V. 7 68 .1 6 6 -4 ixWegatry bet i backers. tit he t er he . IPist. IsalWBlllB4K et in 0411101 119 _ 0- • T 61-o e 6 ber 6 , 4.115 t, tissiisier iSmallnloammetacturer, at the Brier, »VabsN 10. R. Hartley, Ripon. VBIBIBM•sall1XXIK 1048 Blipon—Aegast IL :gra* Depalisid, Nave;'Basingball . CIBTI VICATIII:..1111P1'. 3. • Slr R. Graham and J. Yottag. London, merchants—J. [Adele , . lea., 81ackpolt. posepserivenor—J. Ballston, North Salelds,sklpmwaar—T. 8. Olivet ,Liverpool. met ' abant—N. Harris. SoatMapSoa. comb-master—J. Greta, Caandea Tows, excavator—T. Marrow. Liverpool, money ' salveaer—W. Peel. Bromyard, Hereford. builder. I.#llllllllllllllllPll DISSOLV SD. J. Wallas sad T. Ward. Shrewsbury, grocers—B. and A. 111ana.Woreatilar. lax-dressers—W. sod J. .D, Castle straut. grastems—M. D. Slater and R. Hall, Grace desmit-street. hataan—J. J. and S. Troughton. DARhliog toe, Yorkshirm'ssrlbbling millers—J. and C. Carty, Perm val-stree, Ovivkanwell. back-makers—J. Illard and J. As ian, Smithampatta, coach-builders—B. Barber and J. Strood. Bath. wimwmprchasts—J. Kennedy sad T. L. An drews, Devonakirewtreet, Theotiald's-road--A. Bickers and H. Sowerby, York, milliners—C. Stones and J. Williams. Manchester, couon-apinners—F. Johnson and G. R. Leis hain.Blandford-place, Pall-mall, tailors—G. Hickson and W. Basin, Golden-lane, carriers. CORONER'S INQUEST ON THE LATE MAR QUESS OF LONDONDERRY. Yesterday afternoon a Coroner's Inquisition assem bled at the house of the late host Noble the Marquess of Londonderry. tt North Cray, in the ooanty Kent, for the purpose of hearing evldeace tostaing and concerning the death of the Noble Marquess, and the canes thereof. The outer gates of the Mansion were thrown open, and not the slightest objection was made to the en trance of any person who demanded admission. In deed publicity seemed rather to be courted than other wise. _ _ At three o'clock. Mr. Carttar, the Coroner for the Was:t ro Division of the County of Kent, took his seat in a large drawing room In the mansion. which had been set apart for that purpose, and the Conn having been opened with the %haat proclamation by the Beadle, the (Atoning thirteen Oeademen, inhabi- tants of the •illage of North Cray, were called and sworn, •ia:— _ ‘Villians &fatten (Foreman). William Meade, John Johnson, John Masters, John Cooke. John Storm, Henry Darn, Robert Merryfield. Marry Allen Wyborne, John Cookson, Thomas Pressen, Thomas Harman, and Oeorge Stone. At the moment tile Jurors were sworn the room was *early filled. The Jory sat round a large table placed there on this occasion ; at the head of which sat the Coroner; sad round she lower end were ranged nearly all the domestita of the late Marquess, in whose 16past IL O• Bs masa a Milt UM DO 1141FF4461. . ~ .• •44 414447 putting's and week ; so ds Andes' Ammar repe=1:11 .4 710.11141 10 Bs Itsillima 14dai -- " -- sad 16r. Illiellii. Kistrolten. it=gt eto Cldalmeger, times Drayton, Rana, reedits. mopes Imlnlit. sold. er hit as J. M;( sad H. Sterr.*Cbarlotiottmees. • Pratte. , llden•dtapors, Avg; 17. 16. mad &Pt. 96, at lbeingliall- - 1. *magi Healy. Weal, sod Citelseliam, street. 44m9ey, Mr. /ogee, Illsa-lane. t • sinerter past 7. and Iteaday at MI6 . INDIA , a-1 , • J. Hardmidge. ildlMdtaa. tleasemendira, attlitad. kW. • 'Ai " P Id, II L_____ 2lol4l * St alas Beek Toes* 111H1111. Atter- orbery IdallOiroughGrateasad, Me m, 91, • nem 4414144 Vaal* *Mel; and Mt. thitsram. Pear- • ary- Eroded at • gearter•pest 7, sad smart. limmlle, Lefties. ; mg S. Wag amassiserr, meemageoe-eng, TO TEA II • , . sthills 2l4 "NS' •Laltnimelt nibs" pearatemb. ihlrhtokdr. patios and. -lisersta. Itemayag, Sande. . nod '. , , - _ . - 14jigt, MCi ss kstokalt i rdll• Wow - MO Dover, iamb an orooveyod to IPolk- Jlyilms. Dlemilmrel, Resom u rted Lydd Strong Conran .at W. nil. r ile. Reed. wags Ca ad Haver- °oedema Tea.... at Dm* at tr i =pasi 7, sad Mandaya at Floe Twisksl as .."-::-.. T 1 A114116. et the loss. Hereford. Attorneys, r. de. Re. • WoMboese. Leemigitert and Messrs. Dario sad Co., Bad Ist 't ei g e ho o awr y only Fear Inside, These Prima do Dot_ tagolve SW feetimmiiilkorissklibs Yea•swasts, Louden. MO will %IP g' Cli o ead "P ik "' As atm la the Costar/ iiiii t i rkell s [4411)4444. 44 jaaMst 0•91 6. br l i r ." floptemimr 10 T. C. Oliva. Liverpool, savant, at the SI ttapeoack ovary Afternoon at S. Postage*, sad the nest n Allearsoos sods. , ___ a wei lea. d urpo o_c f r es .b., et J. wi no . , B at h. 1 1111(11 014 . W eari l "i r lula s 4 mat ea eroleateg • rani °Merin pa 'i si La. Bath.- 10. g . pi j n00. .,„ .. it . P ar . linit, MAI %sod Landon. day. Weaset4ii. 11 yll s t i =t a re& Ti:A•441.449, M a ths Cesatryttaase., or have say yminquipmeybs ion Samereptaldre. meenv-sortveser at ti e Guth and sew, jos.. sod T. POMMY. Lyartombe and Widoombe. So- He I,etters Mee ht, naltesEe•rld .: ei le dielly far the memetsbire. at the Castle and Bail fan. Beth ladle Hoeft Nlirrsau I" Co' .—Aagest 21, Moe. C. A. Newcombe, J. Trough- 1. Wilt 1101. who area. gediwg• this 91, Cheapeldr. ambit AM. ALM , ton and B. _ toy, jan. s. .Commtry, baskets. at the CAftuest. To Twiekeniuurt. Rrentford, and Islewortb, every Moo day, Wednesday, Fritts), snit Saturday. EA lIES mud Co. Proprietors. Parcels ant Packages ere safely and espeditlon.iy con veyed from this INN to every Lily. Town. Village, and Country Seat in the following Counties, viz.:— ;Inks, Ilereford, Surrey, Ducks, Gloucester, Sussex, Cornwall, Kent, Wilts, '• Delon, ()fiord, Worcester. Dorset, limo% Somerset, .south Wales, All Parts of the Isle of Wight. Jersey, Guernsey, and all Parts of France, AND TO ALL Of THE NORTH. Nest Pust-Chaises. &c at the shortest notice. • ....TakeNoties. that no Package, containing glass, chin*, ' l lliteittli, pi: re, cash, or hank-notes, how mall the will be accounted for, If lost or damaged ; nor any other parcel or passenger's luggage. of more than A& value, unless specified as such when delivered at the Ogee, and paid for tetordiagly, • :; . v 4; . .. connteUance abAkeedarti oi tberlieepest Sorrow is, strikingly appaisii. 'HOS of tbeth whin the haw of their late master woO firlt Mentioned, In the replier course of the isiluirj,,bitat lite tears...eepesi t ly i.e wa elderly in, who spa said to *ire bets stye I years . In his smite' sad PIS sobbed aloud al she heard the evidebie. The jury hiving been Mom The Coroner addressed them In nearly the &Howie; terms:—Upon no former occasion is the performance of his duty bad his feelings been so etched ai by the pre set 80(o/tenets event. He as indeed so mob elect ed that they Must perceive be could hardly tepees him self as be wished. Upon this accost he trusted they would eXCIIINI any triding errors which be might commit ia the exercise of his duty. The gentlemen of the Jury wits summoned aid swore to inquire into *hoses of the death of a tableau', who stood perhaps as bicla is the public stinted** as any man is the coaaoy. That his Lordship bad met his death under particular circtum sissies, they doubtless mast have learned, Hot It wait = s sleds to inform them that th e y seat remove from all simpressioas.wb slosid. astaloksosi • 44(1..dbe widows The gesitiomea whom be Weem s : alibillig seighboariof the weessio.ftse able to fees a. jest estimate of his deists dna hp was. As A pia man, it was impossible for him to mir hl, cha wog is any sealas-thaf he cold held. II olysiii.life. be:believed dot the woihl wail admit that a wotilia alma sold not be had. Whether the baskets • dads of the great Ace which be held pressed apse big mix* wad OHM snebuscholy oat add bad tat la. fay c p b salcata L was a circemetwasa 'Mai in all= Id Mt discovered. • Ide odic stood that ble aggages timepastieelt am; well as soak* essideeto eta medial atisediat This giedemaa wall*similised es the inmost, and woolsidetatioss be oasgsliset hisleiteilos the diens aid 2ra. t l . is reder ocbr witich his Lorsiddplabourod. That lei ' . H &ow which plod the Noble Lard et lOC was his owe hod, he haired the Jeri. wises thy awe is hoar the wridesce, cold set He eademdaad it reaeld_he presenbat apersois in the Impaniaeospt his 1.114, add hoe committed 6e net. Mot the jury shook nasses the .recedes et the body, tad hear - deevidasis that add to them" he war oseimsed Oat they wield 1; 41 _ 111 g% aftainsoas is that part of their aria Ala. west to declare the manger in Oh* the Ossommi sal ilmith- He felt that it was a tieragmay se to tha other . part aft* spinet. he Soli at to aaticipme what it might boa bat h s trutsti the result wield be that which all psi we thelp4, If *elks which ha had heard were prated ia t eviimpoe, be insight somas cold doubt that aloe tips beeemee*sa the rash act his Lordship was lahadite___„____ . 110 .0 megital "2" sion. if, however. It shall simmijeugy Wow coot there was net allideleaoldemira Opals _oat worlitoce• rally maidarod the istlisatass oia.dwordood mid, be Irellega that the jury vigil }ay Ws *Patio to his (abs Cooner's) humble opla, walla was that a man sad be la his peopeeniewess at the masa be. tier& t. tams rad as ant as eadsurdsr. Ilia aphis@ was is talcamee whimsey moral lentjeseet, and el the in diciado:phials the wisest of so had d a to the add. The aid & e dared that a ale to oa th* a atragir as Wows lib, He viewed ha as , sad as i = bi t& .... 6 . 211," ow— ;. - :t • • . I. his 'pilaw epos this pier, ashes le Aye Wages* with their/ma. He wield not loam weepy the dm and Media gibe jury titan to express hie pleasure at sulet se empeetabli allsody of teatimes. and to add a bops that dam would acquit themselves of their import• ass dor is the satisfaction of the psblie, as well as of their own emeciences. He mast apologise for sayleit a few weeds mare. The body was lying op alb% aid in the rode edjeleing to that in winch it lay. the Mar• chioness at e nteral was, and from thence h 'had beet found impossible to remove her. To picture to the Ima gination any thing like the state of that noble lidy's mind. was altogether impossible. The partition which divided the room is which the body lay from that which the Marchioness at present occupied was so thie f that the taut noise being made is the former could not fail to be beard is the latter. The forms of law, however. required that the jury should view the body, and judge from the external marks which it might exhibit, of the sasses which had produced death: he therefore bad only te request that the gentlemen would be as *Beat as por alble. He was almost afraid that the creaking of tbe:r shoes might be the means of excitiot Ideas which would wound the feelings of the ushappg Marchioness. He was sure, under these circtunstaffees, the jury would do every thing in their power to prevent the least noise. and be might observe that it would be desirable to ab stain from talking in the room where the body lay. be cause any conversation must certainly be heard through the almost, he might say, paper partition. After the jury bad satisfied themselves by viewing the body, they would return to execute the remaining part of theirduty. Before the jury left the room for the purpose of seeing the body. one of them suggested that his colleagues, as weires himself, should take off their shoes, In order to prevent as far as possible any noise that might be occa sioned by them in walking. This hint was immediately acted upon, and the jury left the room. After what had fallen from the Coroner, a feeling of delicacy prevented u from accompanying the jury up stairs, although we were given to understand that no objection would be made to such a proceeding. In (AL t, as we have before hinted, no attempt at concealment was manifested on the part of the household, but on the con trary, a desire was shown to afford the public au oppor tunity of ascertaining the particulars of an event respect ing which much interest mut necessarily. be excited. The following description of the situation of the body at the time the viewed it we believe to be correct:— The body was enveloped in a dressing gown, and the head was covered with a handkerchief. The fest were towards the window. The blood which proceeded from the scound was still upon the ground. After being absent about 10 minutes, the jury returned evidently much affected by the melancholy spectacle which they bad just beheld. The first witness called was Anne Robinson, who be ing sworn, deposed as follows I wait upon the Marchioness of Londonderry; I knew the Marquess of Londonderry: his body cow lies up stairs. In my opi nion be has been ill during the last fortnight, but par ticularly so since Monday week. Ou Monday morning he rang the bell: I answered it: he inquired why my Lady had not been to see him. Her Ladyship had been with him all night, and 1 told him se. Her Ladyship at this time was not in tits room. 1 then went away.— The 1141 rang again. When I answered it be asked if Dr. Bankhead bad been to see him, I told him that Dr. Rankhead bad been with him al.oi.i two hours and a half in the evening. It was aboot four in the morn isgwhen be .lard me this question. When I told him that Dr. Hanknad bad been with him, be asked what be bad said to the Doctor—whether be bad talked any :immense to him, or any thing particular, as he had no „, , . 41. 11$ 4 .