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LODIAIVIA ( of Amiss Ow thoNontrAn Spdag Ohosit. . 120 0 0 Mrs. Trusiodc, Whicnt of Aft Troolook, oho sr.: 4 sostoriat ossistoom In WA:Ws Can . Si 4 0 tiretotrrean rxroarsts, Omura Root, sod Door few Chooboss . Cambium Expanses of the Mee . . PIOSICCTIONI AND SNIT% Ate. Fees to Cotioss4 upon an mow of tho than bin Yon. sitillog to . - . 11 Expenses of PIIIIMatiOIIII sod Seg . , two a *AV evened KM • e . IS S 4 lIS • I ihe amid Ordinate, *str a y glaili ftaVeh-oise Thousand Royal Marines, to save is his Me t taaty's 11wt ; *a Mimosa lunar Months, cosummating tits Ist of January lOU L d. For the Wages of 29,000 Men, at 2L 71. a /Van, a s. month - - 1168.1140 0 • or the Victuals for the said Men. at 11. lle. • Mass, • month . . 001,310 0 0 or the Wise and Tear, being the Charge for the Stores and Materials for the use of the Ships in Sea Service, at 15a. a MAn, a month - 292,75. 0 0 or the Ordtutnce for Sea Service, at fa. a Man, a month - - 94.250 0 0 £1,847,300 0 0 INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT An Estimate of the Sum .which may be wanted, in the year 1104, for paying the Salaries of the Commissioners of the Insolvent Debtors' Court, of their Clerks, and the Contingent Expensed of their office; for One Year. Commissioners' Salvia ; CON I d. The Chief Clerk - . . • NO 0 0 The Protisional Assignee .; 100 0 IP Twelve Clerks and Officers - - 1,801 0 0 Taxes and Rates of Office in Lincoln's Inn-fields 120 0 0 Coals and Candles for the Oftke - - . URI 0 Ditto - Ditto for the Court at Guildhall, West. minium, the Old Baileand the Exchequer and for Compensation to t he Court Cleaners and Of flea* and for Attendance at the Lamle Places during, say 100 days of sitting there Printer - - - Sundry Petty Expenses - - Exchequer and Treasury Feet 79 0 • - 230 0 4/ 380 0 0 440 0 0 "IN 00 SILVER AND COPPER COINS. An Account of the Value of the several Pieces of Silver and Cop per Coins now in circulation ; estimated according to the Market Price of Silver and Copper. Denomination of the Piece, or Coin. The Crown - or Ss. price The HEN Crown, or 21.6 d. piece The Shilling - - The Sixpence . of the Piece, at Coin. The Penny - • • The Half-penny - - The Farthing - - ICING'S THEATRE._ T HUS EVENING. SATURDAY, February SI, will be presets(' the Comic Opera of IL SARBIES.E DI SIVIGLIA, In which Signor Bowed will nuke his third appearance. End cif the tint HON Act, llthe Di R AUX Dvertissemen AMES.t Chevakrcaque. called EU.. To onorludt with • new Ballet, called LA NOCE DE VILLAGE. Blab as Catalani has entered into an engagement with Signor Boma for a attain number of Nights, and will a ppear for the first date these ten years is the Opera Buffs entitled 4, 11 Nome Fana tica la Mumea," on Saturday, the 2tkh inst. Madame Catahni is sloe engaged for Six Seaed Comets, which will be given at this Theatre, on the same plan as the Concert Spirituels at Paris, on the Fridays in Lent, Applications for Boxes and Single Subscriptions for the Sea• aon to be made to Mr. Seguin, Opera Office, 105, Quadrant, ite4 Me Opera will begin on Tuesdays at halt.past seven, and en at seven o'clock precisely. NSW TNEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. T HIS EVENING, SATURDAY, Feb. 21, will be performed NI" Palateies—Prince Lupsoskt, Mr. Powell; Count Fhweski. Mr. Horn{ Sem Lorinski, Mr. Archer; Varbel, Mr. Harley. Prin cede Leleisba, Miss Povey. Tasetee—Kara Khan. Mr. Wailack ; lthorak, Mr. Webster; fiber, Mr. O. Smith ; Knott. Mr. Foster. I'IIE.4TRN.III)I',4I„ COl'E NT-G.4 UDEN. 'PHIS EVENING, sATuRDAY, Feb. 21, will be pm-formed NATIVE LAND; Or, TUE RETURN FROM SLAVERY. The Principal Characters by Messrs. Sinclair, W. Farren, Cooper, Duruset. Fawcett, and Barnes; 3lisacs Paton, Beaumont, Lore. and AL Tree. After which. THE rt /ACII ERs. Tbs principal Characters by Messrs. t'oooer, Jones, Blanchard, Louis, and O'Brian; Mesdames Fatten, lhatterley, and Vining; and Man Love. •AMI. I^ • • •••• • ?HE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR. ek Ado Fume, Mr. Marron ; Justice Shallow, Dlr. Chtberry t abaft Mr. Hader; ill.L.NVallach ; Pas% Mg. Penky Sir II Iva* i 4 Mr. ilkasnit;" Mk IL Snikk I Mai, Mc spit t Dr. Cahn, Mr. Game; Feat" ad Mr. Brabant. AIM • Rwe; Mm. Feed. s ass. übin. To conclude with To conclude with the Operatic Romance of LODOINKA. .. • • ADELPHI THEATRE. STRAND. T IIIS EVENING, SATCRI/AY, Feb. 21, will be performed the Barletta of TOM JONES: Or, TUE FOUNDLING. Tom Jones, Mr. Wrench; 'Squire Western, 31r. Meredith; Square, Mr. Elliott; Partridge, )Ir. Wilkinsoa ; Captain Fitz patrick, Mr. Lee ; Mill, Mr. Chapman; Thwackum, Mr. Daly. Lady Bellastoa, Mrs. Baker; Sophia Western, Miss Hammeraley ; Molly Seagrun, Mrs. Bryan. After which TIIE HEART OF 311D-LOTHIAN; Or. THE LILY OF ST. LEONARD'S. NEW SURREY' THE.ITIIE. T HIS EVE 21, will be performed THE TWO THIEVES; Or, THE MIIRDERFRS OF GRFNOTII E Dlmond: Mr. H. Keniblc Bertrand, Gervais Bonfoi, Mr. Loreday; lelix,lhimont, Mr. Buckingham. Clemen tine, Aiwa Kimbell; Mary, Mrs. W. Clifford. After which. MAIDS AND ; Or, NETTLEWIU H.ILL., To conclude with ASLAN THE LION; Or, THE SEVEN BlEVZ6llloiiikit.:4 OF TEPELIM. 'Places to be taken of Alf. Renner, at the new Box-office of the Theatre, and of whom niay be had Private DOM nightly. REFUGE FOR THE DESTITUTE. rrHESEVEN rEENTH ANNIVERSARYDINNER at this Institution will be at the City at London Tavern, ea THURSDAY, the tab day if Fabraary, im4. Has Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, President, in the Chair. STEWARDS. Rt. Hon. Earl of Tankersillo John !Wasserman, Esq. Hon. Mr. Justice Brit Rolw t Milligan, Esq. Sir 0. Robinson, Bart. M.P. Francis Poynter, Esq. Gm. R. Dawson, Esq. M.P. Tissmas Plumer, Esq. Robert Ilichens, Esq. George (Hirer, Esq. Thomas Kingsbury, Esq. Thomas Towle, Esq. George Long, Esq. Benjamin ll'oolner, Esq. Dinner on Table at Six o'Cloek precisely. Tickets, 211 s. each, nsay be had of the Treasurer. Edward Fors ter, Esq. 6, St. Helen's-place of the Stewards, Committee, and Secretary ; of the Collector, No. 7, Guildford-place, Kensington. lane; of the Superintendents, Hackney-road and Holston; and at the Bar of the Tavern. ROBERT CROSBY, Sec 'Cary, 3s, llu:ton-square. MONEY, ON MORTGAGE OR ANNUITY. FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS and upwards, or any Part, in Sums not less than Two Hundred Pounds. will be advanced on life Interests from Marriage Settlements, Trust Money in the Funds, Wills, Jointures, and Real Estates ; also on Freehold. Copybold, and Leasehold Properties, on lair, past, and liberal Terms. Apply personally. or by Letter (post-paid) to Mr. Lloyd, At. coney at 1,-w, No. 4, .Id4,m-street, Ade TO THE TRADE. CHEAP BED FEATHERS, at the OLD-ESTABLISHED MANUFACTORY, 40, DRURY-LANE, O►POSITE GREAT QUEEN-STREET. r K. WALKER begs to call the attention of the • Trade. He has now on band a tray larp Stork of English. Irish, Dantsie, Russian. and Hudson's nay FEATHERS, from lid. to is. fid. per lb., manufactured upon an improved plan, which makes them ptrfcetly swtm, free from dust, and fit for immediate me. As it is a great satisfaction to Purchasers to see their Ticks Iled and weighot, the Pmpricsor has a large Assortment of Ticks. of every gullets sad size, from Ls. to Via., which am sold at prime oat. Also staiced and mahogany Bedsteads, with or without furniture; BlankAs, Mattresses, Palliasses, and every article in the Bedding line. The Proprietor being satisfied with very small PYOfit, flatters himself that the Public will find great advantage in purcniaing Goods at his Warehouse. CHART A% WRIGHT, WINE MERCHANT to his Royal Highness the Duke of C:areree, neat to the King*. • Theatre, Opera Colonnade, Haymarket, London, has purchase° the whole of Ilitrmestees fine IWO WHITS, now in the Dock, which, for fruit, flavour, and hotly, are matchless in the trade; in Pipes and lingshealls at 1001. per Pipe. The above will be for , warded from the Decks, and permitted from thence to the pur -1 chaser. CHARLES WRIGHT has in Stock a me fine Old Port, Me. per doz.; superior Sherry, :Wm. per doz.; and Cape Madeira, ler. A good Hogshead, calculated fur various purposes, will be packed with two dozen of each of the above-named warranted ge einitte Wines, bottles, Ac. &c. included, and sent on receipt of ltd.; or half the quantity, in Hamper, for 5L Carcarella. f.isbon, Mountain, Tencriffe, Bucellas, and Ma deira. &c., tids. per dor. ; Oki Cognac Brandy, Otard, 23e. fal. Jamaica Ruin. Lai. lid. per gallon.--Just landed, some tine frith Florence f lid, frst quality. in came OW flasks, 40n. per ease.— Now landing, the tint quality of Champagne, from the William, London !kicks. Us. per dozen.—Postage must be paid, encLating remittances. and which will be immediately attended to. SI'PERIOR Fr HE uniform Satisfaction the LONDON an d WEST -11 MINSTER WINE and SPIRIT CONIPANV have 4wei the numerous Gentlemen and Families they have had the ho. • •e su p ply, induces them to enntioue to present their Prices to lie. Every Article sold by them if GENUINE, and - 031 ANY ADI'LTERATIoN WHATEVER. (101 IEAnT MONEY ONLY) km .the p i , FRE:, b. Per lAlz. 3A s. to 426, Cars ll : tuts—Per Dot. White tape - Iris. to 111 s. tape Madeira 21s. to 2-Is. l)itto sherry 21s. Ditto Hock, very curious, 2lis "onstantia, in pints ' Vane gei. • - • 245. to :Ifs. n A. GERMAN WINE. IR re t EN• i• ;t.. . 80s. (lat Ditt o lei ..• and Cha teau 81 argent% 103. to 90 o• CharnrFne D. AY et Els. IS'Avite • tint. Ditto, .upetior • Ditto, first quality 111: 41 . kloselle Ohi Hock, Sauterne. at. The Company particularly solicit Ulric attention to their l'hasn. B‘ilor at ; 'beet, liornreteico Port of 1830; and Amontillado Ah ' v • °hleil they canfidently assert, in price and quality, are tin 2tralleA in the wade. eue,i (p‘t•paid) addreated to Mr . Wet. Godfree , Agent , 16, I.r - inc. taw (*raven -Aced. will he punctually attended to. Samples may be obtair.ei.. . . . Dian.: to 7 yeaea id ea.. I bottle - ttl. to cherry 7u:.. b . ) 4 le. i! , 9 (real Amonaillatki) 'at..l, Lo6nn and 310111italn . 4 4 M. pout )ladtira . . doa. Wtat Jodie ditto - 1 . 25. 1 LYt India ditto . :4*-.., lalmety ditto, in pints 38s- Mil Part" 5 yeArs to bottle, in pine/ - - 33• L Lique,to tn care.. 21. gr. pee tut, and Spirits of tvo'l denomination. BOOKS IN THE PRESS. THURTELL v. BARBER BEAUIIIONT, Esq. IP In a few days will be published, by Ridgway, Piccadilly, COPIES of the A FFI DAVITS filed on both sides upon the motion for a NEW TRIAL, anti of the decision of the Court thereon, with Illustrative Notes, and also observations on the probable effect of the decision on the safety and property of the public. TO THE MEMBERS OF THE HOUSES OF LORDS AND COMMONS. Oa Monday next will be published, by D. Wigbtran. 16, Fleet. street and may be had of all Booksellers in the United Kinfoni, • A L E TTER to the Right Hcnourable GEORGE' eANNINite, on the COMPOSITION of the AUSTRIAN I I LOAN, the WEST INDIA QUESTION, AFFAIRS of IRELAND, anii other important Facts. !on). from Antwerp. In Antwerp. L from Rotterdam. Tana;; . In) liottertlani. I, from Harlin Fen. from I►w'kirk. •om Imreme. rnp. Rotterdam. ro:n I Mend. I, from Jamaica. A IrS LIST. Tired the .Smyrna, Fanner, from ncr is now making for tie harbou r , ':ot, iron: 1,1!illOn for %ante. 'rived the Miami:, ::•orey, tram with 1. , ,s of bulwarks. pin, and boats StOVe. PIIIII, Vtlv irziky, and has come iti!U irrivell chip Ranger, roat.:cs, Lit!on, from London, Itro - rn, for Bermuda. R and tw•o brigs from the West fiir Tobago; and Caroline, miming, but on the good tide iveil the Cornhill, 11:4,73, from frciu Harlingen ; Apropo, Fez art, from Copenhagen ; ltesolo.. )gnar, Barton, front Charente; uco ; Licolq , Higgins, from Ter. on; Herne'; Morton ; Hart. from Rotttrdatn. Sailed Ira ' • ('yrus, Roberts, for Bahia ; for ill wires. vcd the Jessie, Beveridge, front ,ber. Sailed the Newberry Port, r, Mitchel, for Ne w f oun dland r 1, omish--fur Genoa; and Ti- 1 1 great quantity of wreck Win I St. Itee's Head, during the last o'l, end pert of a figurc-hend aiming the wreck of a vessel was ego plank, smut• deck.plank, sea have been picked up. tieennLerry Packet, arrived front ult. a brigantine, water-logged, " written on her stern ; nobody •. is stripped. F e b. 3, i n lat. L. .rig of about 230 tons, with mit he stern completely open, which passage to it from the deck, the pilaw side, with a black ribbon Wing on the upper part, panned t be seen, and she appeared to onpeetable passenger of the ship d of Tristan d'Acunha. on her lowing particulars, to which we be useful to voyagers bound t, ick called off the island of Trit. topic, ten of whom constantly *2.1 tons of potatoes, vegetables. good whale-beets, with which •Istance in watering any vessel • city got by rolling the casks a boats; or with a long hose, • old be tilled in the boats. Its lien of potatoes, &c. they gave , and rum; and their demar.ds milk, or assistance." 'lvdc to Jamaica, was spoken thirty.five days, • I.L IGENCE. S FOR NEXT WEEK. at Langley Broom, instead* first appointed. Ito. Monday, at Woodcote Ran; , at the New Inn—at eleven. at Eastharo--st ten. t Wingerwonh ; and Friday, xley Park ; Thursday, at liff—at ttalf.past ten. ton; Wednesday, at l)uddon larnhill.road ; and Saturday, rg ; and Friday, at Kyrewood hire), on Monday, at Ma. tool—at nine. at Ilawkridge Break; Wed. ay, at l'roconibe Park Gate, Sheffield Arms, at ten. A. y, at Belmont, at half-Fast ay, and Friday, at Patcham, at half pant ten. Newmarket Hill; Wednes- Vednesday, at Lewes Race b e Tye—at tea t MEETING, 1024. hipi.eaham Field. ll'ilkinson's Cognise. Uxbridge. rgh's Quorne. nwich's Equinox. d Handy's Vingt.un. ll•orn'n Itingeuzle. Ir. Denn's Dairymaid. No Rust's Belmont. dbead'n Lade. Marshall. 'Ahead's Logic. Two hdce. lotorth's &on's Ursula. 's Daphne. ns,,o's Clipper. loM's Merit. 'Ws Inkle. No come. .11ington's Argus. eon's l)ewdrop. cad's Leveret. Off. lancr's Pickle. • establish by Subscription nok place at the Lino Inn, 311 sportsmen of eminence n, Esq. was requested to "ascriptions, amounting to venation between Sir Bel. subject of bunting this his assent to undertake of Fox Hounds, if a suf. Benson eulogised Sir Bel. No man," he said, " will rd the object of the sub. hit or fatigue that may dr. rt.. .1. .%. third. Esq., J. . Slant y. E,9., J. rolery, 1•.1. took r.t,r: in the cod that the Clutincan to learn on what re-ms h e I he reniili is to be o ,emu 'hers, to be called for •ha- t's'i; -y lei. of Vienna, to Frieda* , f Last-hi:l, ll'atidsworth. Mr. James Lane, ad daughter of 31r. Mae. h.! in.t. In the 04th the Stock Exchange. se i., I'r:l,4y-square, Ba. tow.: ; and within a few had been fur some time tf rtcovery. tel., in the 1 1th year of ice Of the Hon. and Rev. Wineltester. fish-square, after a &bort est daughter of the late Queen-square, Loveday, baton, Lsq. - by J. W. CARLTON, NS oar, memo pima o . ld Port LONDON, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1824. WITH ALI. POSSIBLE DESPATCH. FOR CEYLON, the tine Coppered Ship TIMANDRA, A.l, GEORGE WRAP, Commander • burthen 370 tee% lying in the City Canal. Has excellent Accom modations for Pas. sererri. For Freight or Panage apply to BUCKLES, BAOSTER, and BUCHANAN, 33, Mark-lane. SALES BY AUCTION. ELIGIBLE PROPERTY FOR INVESTMENT. GENTEEL DWELLING-HOUSES, Neat BRUNSWICK-SQUARE FOUNDLING HOSPITAL, w i t TO BE SOLD BY A CTION, By M. ROM (Of Warwick Holm At Oarraway's Coffee House, ' , Corn hill, on TRIMS DA li, Matth IS, 1 % at r Twelve o'clock, IN FIVE LOTS, FIVE GENTEEL DWELLING-HOUSES, situate in Compton-place East. BrOnswick-square (and near Hunt/f -aucet), Noa. 6, 7, 9, 10, and 11, fete:Mir erected in a substantial manner, and finished in a neat style--Tvio Stories high, Two Rooms on a Floor, the Prawinguoems 11th folding.doors, all neatly papered; convenient Attics In tbq Baseman, &c open Yards at t h e b ac k. L et to res pe cta bl e yearly tenants, and held for Mnetv-tive years, at small Oround-reds. May be viewed,a t tstre of the Tenants. Particulars to b. $1 r. Lynn, Mk toi te r ie ttat Russell -street; at Oarraway's; and et . Robins, I„, uetreet. DESI RABLB LEAS EVA) ESTATES, ELIGIBLE mit I hl3lll E NT. HOUSES IN BERNEBILOREET , 11t A REGULAR TRADER. FFORVAN fitEIiANiiLAKI);;;LINEW SOUTH %VALI:S. the fine Coppered Ship PRINCESS CHAR. LOTTE, JOSEPH !MYTH, Commando, burthen IN Teri lying in the London Dock. Has very superior Accommodations for Cabin and Steerage Passengers, and airtime Surgeon. For Freight or Pairotge, apply to BUCKLES, RAOSTER, and BUCHANAN. fa, Mark-lane. To sail from Gravesend on the 15th of March, and will all at Portsmouth for Passenger., FOR MADRAS and CALCUTTA, th e fi ne fast-sailing Teak Ship GOLCONDA, A 1, JAMES IVES ED. 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Containing—Fine Arts: the nua munition, Pall-mall, with Critical Observations end Remarks-I.nm of Antonio Canoes and Mr. Richard Earloin—Stage Scrap Book.—Reviews: Dunlop's of Roman Literature—bond Itrron's Deformed Trans fm—Lord F. Leveson Dower's Translation from the German ; and Original Poems—Original ('orrespondence connected with the line Art. , -- Indian Al useutn—Tbe Dr.ona—A Variety of Amusing Information. A.c. hce.. _ '- Published by %VW : etton, 21, Fleet-street; sod may be had of an Booksellers. LAW INTELLIG, Z AI OsamstAy, Lot I. A VEI Dk.- JE, , the North -- street, May-fair, on Lease to General Pigot : the Premises are two Stories high, two spacious Rooms on each Floor; the principal Apartments handsomely Finished and Fitted-up; held for a long Term, ate low Otonnd-rent. Lot 2. A DESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE, No. 30, adjoining, three Stories high, two Rooms on • Floor, neatly Finished and Fitted .up, convenient Offices, &c. on beak to Mr. Robert Collins; held for a long Term, at • low Ground.rent. Lot 3. A DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD DWELLING HOUSE, with Coach-house, Stable, dm situate No. 9, on the East side of Berncrs-street, Oxford-street, on Lease to Mr. iVindelet ; the House is Three Stories high, two excellent Rooms on each Floor ; neatly finished convenient l Mires in the Basement ; Cellars, &c. open Yard, Coach-house, and Stable for two Horses ; Lofts, and Rooms over ; held fora long term, at a moderate Ground-rent. To be viewed by Tiikets, with leave of the Tenants. Particulars of 3lr. law, Soliciur, Lincoln's Inn; at Gerrit way's ; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street. SUFFOLK. FREEHOLD ESTATE, Between HADLEIGH. SUDBURY. sod BOXFORD. EDWARDSTONE HOUSE. 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GROUND RENTS. amounting to THIRTY-FOUR POUNDS per Annum, secured upon Six Dwelling-houses, adjoin. ing the above, situate in President-street East, Nos. I to ti ; on lease to 'Mesas. Thomas Samption, John Crowley, J. Compton, IVin. Stratton. Jos. Jay, and Edward liolgate. The above four lots form one very eligible compact estate, and are all let on leases, which will expire at Alichaelmas, 11181. Lot X. A GROUND RENT of ONE HUNDRED and FIFTY POUNDS per Annum, secured upon Premises adjoin. ing the City-road, Windnor.terrace, and the road on the south-aide, forming a part of Messrs. Pickford's Wharf ; on which there arc Brick Erections of Stables for Forty-four Horses, with Lofts over ; a Granary, and Straw-shed, and, part of the Basin, with the Ma son's Yard at the corner ; on lease to Messrs. Pickfunl and Co., forify years. from Christmas, 1819. The Premise may be viewed by leave of the respective te nants. Particulars may be had at Messrs. 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A list of the East India Company and Licensed Ships, and Morning Papers, are constantly kept. COURT OF EXCHEQUER, Fainter, Pim A . THE Mtn 9. Jelin MUMS. pit.WALTOW opened thapleedings. The SOLlClroa.tizershat. stated see. This MI sa 1403 Mullen flied by his Majesty's Attorney del does& ant, a sosponanufscturer, in Prince's.sisest, Nu Edmal. is ing the revenue. Hy the Act of Parliament the . are obliged ea have COMM MOMS foe the pergiseell poop then* *Man ~aass.sm. Willi. ohs seep is a state, itio pt into di. whams it is eat ad sold s bet it is in the hums tee meat taw as wawa of it, for she rope. of imposing the oseessary dap se it : asieleeetly, ell 11117 , 2 1 that is mint of the topror, sad shrewd. ea linos out going into the hams, the duty is evaded, le whieMelh 41 1 hearyiptmahy is attached. Thomas Gayle, exehe.ellese, sated, that en the Nile ofJetir , last he went to search the deladerat's pranises, la camper eft Thomas Allison. He saw the defeasimat neatly oppoile. he besh entrance of his premises. Be followed wham Alias euerneen to get admittance into a wicket gat* that leads into the hisity. but It was locked. He requested she dawdlet es all a his men at open the dam. The defendant aid he knew of no one being ea she premises, mod that he had sot got the key. ply the UM neat . . .. . - 1 Anima so - - oas compelled of oiling., sod on witisiss patting_ a candle through, he perceived some pieces of illegal soap. The defend ant said that these pieces were part of the frames of mottled soap, but they did not present such an appearance; witness requested Allison to knock the lock off the dour, upon which the defendant requested James to give up the key, and it was immediately pro. duped ; the defendant and James were present daring the whole of the search. They then went Into the cutting-room, and on going into the corner where he had seen the cuttings, found a number of pieces about, in the whole 7701 be. weight; they appeared as if they had been cut out in the soap copper, instead of having been put in frames according to law; the witness then described she process of cutting the soap while in the frames, and produced same of the pieces found on the defendant's premises, to prove that they had been cutout of the copper, and bad not been in the frames. In another corner of the room be found 1,1241b5. of soap, out up into pieces, without having been in the frames; from a copper they saw about 2 feet of soap had been taken out, and a quantity of pieces remaining in it. Another copper contained mottled soap, which seemed as if it would be ready to cut by the next day. About three o'clock the next morning, the whole of the soap was conveyed to the Excise Office, and condemned. The witness, in cran-examination, admitted having been engaged in some smuggling transactions with others. Thomas Allison stated, that he went with the last witness he the detndant's premises, and corroborated his testimony. Thum Jones, a soap-maker, residing with Mr. Paton for the ism tan ears, in the enap trade, on looking at the soap produced, dot his opinidn that it had not been regularly and legally damned, as required by the Act. Mr. Benjamin Hawes, a soap-maker, corroborated the evidence el the preceding witness. Wm. Marshall, a Surveyor of Excise, stated that he was present at the examination of the coppeni ; the third copper seemed as if the soap had been cut out for six or eight inches. _ _ The : condemnation was then milt, of the 1,4241b5. at 7d., 411. lea. Bd. ; and of the 9701b5. at 4d,, 121. 16e. Mr. Baou oil Ast, on behalf of the defendant, objected to the three first counts, charging hint with biding and concealing soap. The 10th of Anne, chap. 19, under which.they were laid, was only a tem porary Act for a period of 32 years, and imposed • penalty of 201. for each olTence : the Ist of George 1., statute 2, chap. 38, sec tion 14, "Increases the penalty te SOK tOr hiding and concealing any soap chargeable with duty, according to the said recited Acts ; those Act* lOth and 12th of Anne, which were only of a temporary nature ; sod the only Act that makes the penalty perpetual, was the 3d of George I. chap 7, section 1, reciting the be ore-mentioned temporary Acts. The Learned Counsel objected that the original Acts which were recited by the latter Acts, were oily of a tempo ' racy nature. Mr. Baron HuLt-oet said, if Mr. Brougham wished, his ob. r jections could be afterwards considered t but is woo circumstance that could not be for the Jury to consider. The learned Counsel then addressed the Jury, and contended that Gayter's evidence was not worthy of credit. He called 'leve -1 ral serriede of the defended*, whose testimony failed in fire preati of the defendant's innocence. The SoLICITOR-GENERAL replied. The Jury returned a verdict for the Crown—Penalty 6001., and double duty on 7701b5. of soap, at ed. per lb., 191. bs. OLD BAILEY SESSIONS, FILL 20. DII'R )ER. Charles Johnson, aged labourer, was indieted for the wilful murder of James Richardson, in the parish of Enfield, on the 29th June, in the second year of our Lord the King. The prisoner deed ed t at all the witnesses on his trial should be ordered out of Court. Mr. ANDREWS appeared for the prosecution, and informed the Jury, that if their verdict should pronounce the prisoner guilty, that verdict would inevitably lead to the end of the prisoner's lite, and therefore the Learned Counsel urged them to give the fullest attention to the evidence; and if any circumstance appeared to prove that malice did not actuate him, they would of course give the prisoner the benefit of that circumstance, which he could scarcely expect ; for he should prove, that when the prisoner was remonstrated with, he said he would serve every one so who inter fered with him ; and he should also prove that the prisoner pro. cured money and absconded, and had not been heard of till the present month of February. Samuel Itrecket was called, and stated that he lived at Enfield, and that in the month of June, 1821, he was employed by Mr. Parish, of Enfield, in mowing a close of his, with six other la bowers. The prisoner and the deceased were of the number. 'l'lley dined in the field, and had a pot of strong beer each. After dinner. going over a swarth of clover, words arose between Johnson and Richardson; the former swearing that he had a foot wider swarth than the latter. All the labourers continued working, when the deceased said to Johnson, with an och, that he would s:rike him. They had all got their scythes with them ; and, on Richard son's saying that he would strike him, Johnson threw down his scythe, and told hint to strike as soon as he liked. Deceased still threatened, but witness never saw him strike, although he was very near to him ; Johnson picked up his scythe, and, with an oath, said he would chop Richardson's legs ME lle held the scythe as if he was going to mow ; they stood hesitating for a moment, and then the pri soner struck at deceased ; Richardson had laid down his scythe when Johnson struck him with the scythe. Deceased tell backward and said, "Oh Lord ! Oh dear, you have killed me !" Witness ran to Johnson and said, " What have you done; are you not ashamed ?" Johnson said he would serve any man so that should meddle with hint ; Johnson was at that time in a passion. Witness was so much frightened at seeing Richardson bleeding there, that lie went for a horse and cart. He was not gone halt-an-hour ; but on witness's return, prisoner was gone. Richardson was put into the cart, and carried home ; he said he was dying ; he died in the course of the afternoon. 'Witness never saw prisoner afterwards, till he saw him at the Town-hall in the Borough this month. The scythe passed through the left thigh of the deceased, and struck his right thigh. The prisoner and deceased were both hot- tempered. Thomas Austin, another labourer, corroborated the testimony of the last witness, and stated, that the prisoner asked him to mea sure the swarth, which he refused dodo, and desired them to go to work. Johnsen and deceased still kept wrangling, and the latter said he would strike Johnson. Shortly after witness saw deceased on the ground, with his legs in the air. He tied a handkerchief round deceased's thigh to staunch the blood. Richardson was a very mastrifid, passionate kind of a man. William .Moulds, also a workman of Mr. Parish's in June, 1821, confirmed the testimony of the other witnesses, and added, that he saw Richardson hold up his fist as if he was going to light Johnson, who immediately took up his scythe and cut Richardson in the thigh. George Fennell, another labourer, stated, that he was in Mr. Parish's field in June, 11121, but beinq rather distant from the odor torn, he did not sce the assault ; Johnson came up to him and asked him if he had any money ? lie said he had 45., which he lent him; he afterwards saw the deceased bleeding. James Williams took he prisoner into custody in the Borough, in this month, and gavialtim an charge of an officer. John Kinsey,a pollee officer, received the prisoner in charge, and took him to the Borough Compter. Mr. Morrison, a surgeon, deposed, that on the nth June, 1821, he was sent for to attend Richardson, whom he found wounded in the thigh ; there was a very extensive wound in the femoral artery. which the witness had no doubt caused death; it might have been done by the sweep of a scythe. The prisoner, In his defence, said, that the deceased had been wrangling with Austin and others about mowing all day ; that when he began quarrelling with hint, he ran away from deceased, who followed and kicked hint. Mr. Baron Gawitow, in summing up to the Jury, observed, that they must be satis fi ed that malice aforethought existed in the mind of the prisoner before they could eormict h im of murder: but they must understsnd that the law distinctly laid it down, that if a person, in inflicting a mortal blow on another, suffered his mind to be led away by passion in consequence of so trifling an oftener of provocation in the deceased that irritation (continued his I.otilship) could not be justified, then it could not be said that the accused acted under the impulse of passion ; but that malice aforethought existed in the mind of the person who conimitted the act. It was for the Jury to consider w holier the prisoner had received such offence from the dexued as could fairly he considered likely so much to irritate him, as to make him lose possession of his reason. The Learned Judge then recapitulated the evidence. Gviiiy—ordered for execution on Monday morning next. iiiiNT;R:CafiliEßT, ANbiiLigRTFOB.D. it;The f - To'nteatranee, lieviii4llllollisireteli The ;rickei. — litt — ipi. STRNETt MAY4FAIS. ing tome& the yawl, • um doped the pro of e the mi fm to keep By Mr. ROBS Wu out. Winnow Nil do thandeet er it, mod We to Werwiek Meow duke the am to the odweirbe he goo en ta.. Feodionee. dertilitalir•Mltelk WO illetat , March 18,1814, et valve o' , 11•16 then admitted ' wienet_ pie. IN THREE LOTS. a up stairs to time getting weelimiX4 - ~~ lMdavtamid tRY ELIGIBLE FAMILY RESI- he did not know whew As key was. de asked kb sew James far 3B . NCE, No. 38, on the North 'idea Bertford_ it, who said he knew left ark Thor doer fifth! cuuitypeotnn E D WAR t 0 HOUSE, erected on a handsome elevation, with projecting wings, and con tains entrance-hall, breakfast-room, spacious dining-room ; a drawing-room, 25 feet by 20 feet, and 12 feet high ; five excellent bedchambers, and four servants' rooms. The attached offices form one of the wings, and comprise a good kitchen, store-room Iwo. dry, china-closer, water-closet, dairy, pantry, wash-house, closets, &c. ; detached ates, brewhouse, two three-stall stables, chaise. house, a double stable, cart-vhes, and out-buildings, with lofts and rooms over ; an excellent garden, walled on three sides, well stocked with fruit trees ; adjoining is a paddock, about THREE ACRES 1W RICH PASTURE LAND. The whole s very eligible property, as a country residence; the rates and taxes very moderate, and immediate possession may be had ; • situate near the town of hoxford, six miles from Had leigh, the Innis distance from Sudbury, and abort sixty miles from Loudon. Particulars of Mr. George Law, Solicitor. Lincoln's inn; at the Inns at Boaford and Hadleigh Swan, Sudbury • Angel iß t i r i y a ! Black Bok egi L aireet whasford at Garraway's ; and of Mr. No. I'M Value at the preato . t 13;eitet Pries, at 44. 11 ad, par oz. d. - 4 6 ). of a Penny. . 2 3 0434 - 0 10 8181 . 0 i OM Value COPT at tha a reasaiiiiriat 'rice. OIL par Tea. s. d. 0 0 Dee. of a Far th ing. A . 0 04 006 040 - 0 0 424 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CUSTOM-HOUSE, FEB. 20. ENTERED INWARDS. Lively, Higgins (Eastman, broker), from Terceira. Deception speeding (F. Williams), from Calais. Hester, Gibbins (Richardson), from Palermo. George, Bryant (Reed), from Batavia Rotterdam, Laming (Hall). from Rotterdam. Canada, Parker, (Arnold), from Pernambuco. Ariadne, Valbracht (Boulcot and Co.), from Memel. Commerce, Fournier (Redhead). from Calais. Emelidor and Julie, Cocpel (ditto), from Rouen. Edward, Sieuwarts (Benham), from Pillau. Familiens Haab, Jacobsen (Windle), from Christiana. Julie, Preager (Pedder), from ('alais. Nordsliernen, smidrod (Windle), from Frederickstadt. Wilhelmina, Lunstadt (Bremer), from Antwerp. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. FALMOUTH, FED. 18.—Arrived, the Jonge Mates; Bakke; from Rotterdam; Four Friends, Roberts, from London; Men. tura, Davis, from Bristol; Malvin, Wate, from London for Zante. Two p.m—Two large outward bound ships ere now going up the Roads. PLYMOUTH. PER. 13.—Arrived, the Sky Lark, Monday, from London for Smyrna; and Josephine, —, from Dunkirk, and in coming into Catwater carried away the bowsprit of the sloop Liberty, then at anchor, and did other damage. PORTSMOUTH, EEL 19.—Remains, the Duke of Bedford, for Madras. Sailed, the Eliza, Scot; for Plymouth. Cow Est 19.—Arrived, the St rightly cutter, Brown, front Rio Janeiro. DEAL, Fan. 18—Came doln from the River and sailed, the Britannia. Davison. for Tobago • Hero, Morris, for St. Michael's; Speculation, Garth, for Faro ; and Caroline, Harris, for Batavia; and several others, names unknown. GRAVESEND, FES. 19.—Arrived, the Hester, Gibbons, from Palermo. Sailed, the Sir David Scott, for India ; Nelson, Scott, or Pernambuco; and Lidy lloyde, fur Palermo. Lie carom., Fen. 18.-01 r the pi,n, the 3leteor Gardner, from New York—sailed January 24. Sailed, the Rochdale, Gid. dies, for Valparaiso; Luna, Williamson, and Ann, Penatt, fur Rio Janeiro; Edward Hymn, Wilson, for Alaranhani ; Exchange, Porter, and Eliza, Orisdale, for New (Means; Friends, w aeon, fur Boston; and Ann, Williams, for Malta. GREENOCK, FES. 17.—The sloop Fox, Aitken, of and from Stranraer, for Glasgow, with a cargo of oats, was upset in a severe squall on Thursday last, about halr.past three p.m. of the large C,unibray, and drifted on shore at Whiting Bay, there. PaT :4 the cargo and materials, the crew, and seven passengers, saved ; four passengers drowned. NE w Yolks, Jar". 23.—The Federal George, Davis, from Phi. ladelphia to Boston, was totally wrecked on the 20th instant, near Scituate light-house. Crew and part of the cargo saved. JAN. 24.—A beacon, 49 feet high, has been elected on Porpoise Island, on the Florida Reef. The latitude of this beacon is 24 deg. 2:i min. north ; longitude 4 deg. 28 min. west, of NVashiur on city. It bears from the west point of Thompson's Island S. 21. VI . distant 8 7-10 miles, and front the loru Castle of Havannah N. 2e, L. •M leagues. The following is an account of the loss of the Niger, of Lon don, Walker, master. from London to Newcastle and Grenada, by the carpenter of the vessel, by which it appears she has been last entirely through misconduct We left London on the 29th November, 18 . 13, for Shields ; on our passage thither, at two p.m., we got aground on a weather shore, abreast of limenhithe, where, in consequence of having no boat to carry an anchor out, we were obliged to remain till neat tide. Arrived at Shields 3d December, took in cargo of coals, bricks, and tiles, and proceeded on our voyage to Grenada on the Slat December. Nothing occurred till the 2d January, at twelve o'clock ; the pilot hove-to and sounded fifteen fathoms water, supposed himself oar the Dogger Bank, when the chief nitre oblerved, - they were then Abram' of the Spurn Lights, made sail, and steered S W. for the land, with the wand N. by W. At three p.m. mw thl high landed' Cromer, which the pilot mistook for Harribro' Head. At four p.m. hove the lead in eighteen fathoms. At forty minutes past four saw two lights, which the pilot called the Spurn Lights ; in this he was again contra dicted by the chief mate, who said they must be the t)aaborough Lights, by the Lamd out-shooting the lights. At five p.m. bore up and steered S.E. by E. 4E., with fresh gales, wind from the north ward, going seven kno.s, oath.r double reef topsails sad foresail. At thirty minutes past five, the lights nearly out of sight ; the pilot, in answer to a <inion by the chielmaie, where he was going to steer ? said he did not know ; and, in fart, he (the pilot) did not appear to know where he was. The mate apprised the Captain of the pilot's conduct, aail on the Captain interrogating him the pilot gave the same answer. At forty minmea past tie, struck upon Hasborough Sand ; pilot did nut know where he was, and the Captain expressed indignation • not haring a long best, the crew would not venture in the other, an amount of Vs The result as thirteen of the crew Wen &INDIA; asi thaposte, myself, and two men saved." SILVER.