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~~~' . . . ' 1- 711cysr AieJ //kii.- 12W • • • • Q e bt v e t t . • r • FL', r LONDON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 27, 1819 . NumRER 5217. . EAST INDIA DOUSE, Aucumnr 18, 1419. I 'ism 61. e g . ns .: 1 • , 7 41::7",77) A ?\':.,''.' . ..e • : (44. { - K. tri.f S r y ..) ' F . : , fr .A . ) 7 , i t ( • —. . . fytiltille.l.H(l . , 43 rt ,...-, ~..-, • . PRICK 7d. ss+s• . EAST INDIA DOUSE, Austen 18, 1819. rrHl l : COURT of 1)111F.CToit8 o f t h e II ITNITIF.D COMPANY or MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, fra.iing to Its Ear IN rm hereby give Notice, That the QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said COIIIPAVY, appointed to be held at their Howse, is Leadenhall-sire 4, oa WEDNESDAY, the t2d September Neat, is made special, fur the purpose of laying before the Proprietors, for 'their approbation, a Beaulatiiin of the Court of Director., of the 14th July teat, granting to Mr. Janes Wilkinson sailer the circumstances therein stated, the sum of 75,000 Ricca Rupees, at Ss, the torrent Rupee, with interest theren 0. at Six err Cent. per annum, from the lltlr October, 1816,, to the day when payment shall lits made. villngre?-1 think shere are two tie the sitter of Thorpe, ',lurk are his. nut of three. untie apt as nearly as I can recalkct, it war alwiut i.e TII EA TRE-ROYA L, HA 3' MAngE T. rrII IS EVENING, FRIDAY, August 47, will he perforated a Comedy, in lee seta, called WHO WANTS A GUINEA ? Tor:mt. Mr. Terry; Heartly, Mr. Bentongh ; Sohninon Con.ty. Ir. Liston; Rarfard, Mr. Wards; Jonathan Qld -0,111. r. Waikinson ; Sir Larry MeMornigh, Mr. Connor; Dram !kir Barnard; Antirrar Dame, Mr. J. Russell. Fanny, Mitt E. Illantbartl; Mrs Glitatnnbury, Mrs. Davenport. After • bid+, 12th time, s sew Female letertsde, is one act, Fl LAST NIGHT. VAUXHALL. Under the Patronage of his Royal Highness the PRINCE It I% r. THIS EVENING, FRIDAY, Alignio a GRAND GALA, when Monsieur, Rlademoiselle, and Madame .SAQUI will go through their surprising molutions. At the end of the Concert, Madame Snqui will make an astonishing Ascent on the Tight Rime, amidst a brilliant display of Fire•works i by Signora liesigler. Admission, 3s. 641. More open at Seven, the Courert to begin at Eight 0 .0 " k• N.B.—The Public are reloctfully informed. that these GARDENS wit.t. CLOSE fur the SEASON THIS EVENING. • (Has iiiedsiiip then delivered ill a rap. r, ronts4ilng slid or 11., signs of Ilse pUbile-hOnSel.. 311 I Ow name. of the prisswieturs thereof, to the hundred of Godley, end hi whose served; awl which his Lordship stilted be hail drawn up during the session held in Itll6, opioi the information tliett given to the magistrates of that bionired, which war read.) would further state, tbst at the time of the applientiod by Vincent for She license I bare !tern speaking of, fur this ranee-honse, the minute I have alluded to, as to Mr. Por tees baring the preference ill cue of another house briar licensed, Was produced by the clerk of the beech of magis trates, who is also solicitor to Mr. Porter ; I suppose under Mr. Porter's direction; Sir Joseph 3lawhey objected to its lacing read ; it was produced, but nut lead. Dues it appear whether the magistrates save ally curt of endertaking?—riu ; but from their pi nnitriug it to appear upon the minutes, fire -pump they thought it likely to have Sur.le iitlioniee. One uf the ennigr.trates whu r.luard cent's license, in lOUs. was piesesit at Hsi time when that entry was made in 111301 • pais. • Shoe the particulars of that seizure a—About Ivo *ea', since I ems in company with the same officer obi .etc u ac dray before Mentioned, awil whu discoveied a cask upon a sledge, evidently draws by a brewer's burst; sod si any business called sne souther grey, 1 theeeti d the slew le et true to it; be did su, and it wait late D.chistatio's while be seized it. What quautity was It I—it inks molasses; there might be about au hundred weight of 14. Do you knew for what purposes it was used; fo r tog, or what ?—Fur boib purposes, fur culuinisg, and fi.r malt likewise; there have been several iiileetiont or collier inc at 51eux's thit have emu, witbiu thy kuoolgtigi. Li .t not hi which 1 have hems concerned. LADIES AT HOME: OR, GENTLEMEN WE CAN DO WITHOUT YOU! The Principal Characters by—Mrs. Davenport, Miss E. Mr.. Edwin, Misr. Beaumont, Mrs. Connor, Mrs. Kendall, Mrs. Liston, and Mrs. T. Hill. To conclude with she Farce of THE SLEEP-WALKER. Sir Patrick McGuire, Mr. Cougar; Rattlepate, Mt, Bar nard; Soma° (rich imitations), Mr. J. Russell. Mrs. De corous, Mn'. Davenport; Sophia, :Hrs. Connor. To.inownv. Ladies at llome--a oew Comedy, in thrre lels, called Pigeons aud Gluier—sad The Travellers Be. Do you wren Thomas Nleox?—Yes, Thom* Ileue In those cases were yllll :Itcpiaistirol with the rongswillun of what is called eultiuruue-1 lnuw what it Its 1111* been when the Act ciii.ted, it ought to hoer beer mpie ul Mager, hut tk,is itispossilde sr say what This Do you know of en, retell!, ,ALtur.-6? —Nu, out of 11.. e eleven lorge breweries. Do you kouw of any other houses?—Yea ; I hare a lid 6( three yesre, of all the detectious cud piobvcanuen have lied. THE LONDON ENGINEER' MAR GATE STEAM YACHT. Calais H. W. DODD. The Public is most respectfully informed, that doting the remainder of the season, this elegant mid commodious Vessel will leave the Tower TUESDAY, THURS DAY. and SATURDAY, precisely at Eight. o'Clock in the Morning. for MARGATE, owl will rosins from thence every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, sod FRIDAY, at the some hour. Fares, 13ra.encli Passenger ; and fur Children under J 2 years of age, and Set rants attending Families, 7s. Ott. each, Pier Dues included. A Female Attendant is on hoard, fur the accommodation of Ladies. This Vessel is propelled by two condensing or unexplo sive Engines, with copper boilers and adequate self-acting safely valves. Passengers ate requested to forward their Luggage to one of the following places, from whence it will be solely convey ed on board the vessel, viz.—The Company's Office, 53, Lower Thames-street; Hatchets's, New While Horse Cellar, Piccadilly; Moore's, Green Man and Still, and Boar and Castle, Oxford street; 269 (corner of the George and Blue Boar\ High Holborn ; or the G I Packet Office, 357, Strand; and to Mr. Chsneeller, Pier, Margate. It is requested that Luggage be lift before Six o'Clock on the Evening preceding the leaving of the Vessel; a n d for the purpose of detra)ioE the expense of conveying the same on board, a charge of-sixpence upon each parcel will be de manded. Conies of the Ps pen relating to the cue of Mr. Wilkin son, with the Report iveptirra lig the By-Lao, tap. 6, sec 20, now lie open at this House, for the inspectiou of the Proprietor:. JOSEPH DAET,"Becretary. EAST !y' 1A HOUSE, Aujure 16, 1819. THE COIATI of DIRECTORS of the M. UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG..; LAND, trading to Me EAST INDIES, do kerAy gig* Notice, That a QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY will b.. held at their House in Leadenliall strert, un tV EON OAY, the 22d September nest, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenooti And that the said Cipart is made special. fur the purpose of submitting for cones million the P.oceedings of the Gene ral Court of the 23d June laqt, upon • Report from the Committee appointed to inspect the Company's By-Laws, altering By-Laws, chap. 6, sec. 19 and 20, and chap. 7, ace. 1 and 8 ; repealing By-Law*, chap. 13, sec. 2,3, 4, and 5, and ordaining By-Laws instead of those proposed to be repealed. The above-mentioned Report from the Committee of By- Laws is open at this House for the Inspection of the Pro prietor*. The Court of Directors do also give Notice, that the said General Court is further made special, for the purpose of sahenitting for confirmatiou the Resolution of the Gene ral Court of the 23d June, approving the Resolution i of the Court of Directors, granting to Sir George Waco Barlow, Bart. G.C.B. a Pension of 1,5001. per annum. The R. port required by the By-Law, chap. 6, sec. 19, is open at this House fur the inspection of the Proprietors. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. Mortis, 5 die Afaij, 1818. JOHN INGRAII LOCKHART, Esq. in the Chair. THEATRE-ROYAL, ENGLISH -OPERA-HOUSE, sritA ND. TPRESENT FRIDAY, Attetiqt ery, R ill be perforated the Comic Operetta, called THE PULL'S HEAD. Captain 'wet, Mr. Wreurls; Scamper, Mr. W. S. Chatter ; Jrrerniq• Brag, Mr. Mailmen. Mrs. Worthy, Mrs. (Otort .111'11, Miss LOY.. Aiwr Rbirh (lath time), a new Mus:eal Farce, called 4*. 1-K Folt A NV A(IE R ; Mr. Job's Fitchew, railed in, and examined. What are you ?—An officer of Excise. Wbrre do you live ?-59, Red-Lion-sin:et, Holborn. Are you now ass uflierr of Excise?—Yea; a print ipal offi cer of the fifteenth division Loudon brewery. Do you homy that any drugs or tither articles, not being malt or hops, have hems used, nod wised in beer at any of Are you (pike sure 'hoot the name of pickiest'''. wt:i/ yew essed its the former part of yuur stridence!— any st ty well aware or it. Dues the list to which you have referred contain all prinwcutions instituted witiont tbe time specifird mily those that came within your 'two knowledge Cry are all ay own. Cunfiiird in your division'—No, it is nut confined to tl fifteenth tlivitnnit; we 'nuke sletectioas when vrr we can we intro five t ' , try oh. re. the eleven great forewent.* in I. lon, or in the vicinity, within these last twelve mouths?—No ; 1 as out aware of any within so short a period as that. Du you knew of any such fact having occurred within the last Iwo years!—Yes. Of the eleven great breweries, which are supposed to be as follows:—Messrs. flarclays, Meets, Trurnions, Whit bread*, Heory Meats, Felix Calvert, Conibe Id and company, Goodwin and Company, Taylor and Company, Elliot and rump3ny, anti the Gulden-lane, know of (The witness delivered itt a list or the brewers pruweesited fur receiving and using drugs, &c. iu ihtir lirewsug; Llte. wise list■ of chemists and venders prosecuted for wiling 1.1• tit iugredieuts to brewers, and also a list of publicans 10, waited for receiving and using drugs, &c. in their beer. mixing table beer with their sarong. The following are t! , principal ingredients WI which the convictiutis wok pl'+c. • Salt, sugar, molasses, sells of steel, ginger, giiiin-alitiopr:. coculus indicus, MU limn, porter.tivoisr, sp sois b liquorice. vttriul, extract of cuculu,, okaying., &c. &sc.] Dots,the account whirl' yeah have delivered in include a • • OR, A BAILIFF'S BET. Meiringtnn (over head and ears in love and debt), Mr Row -1.4,119 ; lllruins (a twaddling brother to a 'Magistrate), Mr IV. S. Clritterlty ; Itch Lovelock (a professional Gen- Mr. Ilarli y ; Hooks, Walker (a Peilestriou five feet • high, rising fully), Mr. Wilkinson; Knobbs (a Parish and Constable.), Mr. T. Y. Cooke ; Livermore a fat spawn: chisrecier), Mr. Sadie. Emirs (a curious young I.n.Y. Miss Kelly ; Mrs. Kildeary (a curious old Lady), Mi. Grove. hie' will he added (with alterations), Abe Heroic, Tragic, Operatic Drama, Its two aeta, called 'l-11 7 . TAILORS; Or. A TRAGEDY FOR WARM WEATHER. Me. Barley; Alirahainides, Mr. J. Reeve (his !mond appearance in that Cnaa acts r); Barthulomens, Mr. Warman; Percy, SI r.Wilkiessint ; Bei nardo, Mr. W. S. Clint led." ; b00r..., Mr. Lancaster. Dorothea, Miss KO); Miss I. Stevenson. To-morrow, The Brous' Mall, aish other Entertainments auy such fact Intyini occurred its any of the ahoye ennme. rated houses within the last two years ?—Nut within two • years. yon know of ■ny within the bat three years I—No, This day was pnblislied. price 6.. bnards, IxSM.:Tell 4,1' moDERN HISTORY, from ' the ilectrurtion of the Western Empire, A. D. 47 ft, to the close of the Year 181 S. Together with a concise View of the Rise and Progress of the Arts and Sciences, and of Cultivation in Europe. To which is added, a Compendious Tableof Chronology, from the creation of the World to the prtseut time. not to my knowledge ; lam nut aware of any transaction at any of those homes of a later date than five or six years, and eves of that I may not be correct of a year, fur my me morandums only go three year. back. What are those three years?—lt does not contain any of those houses which have been mentioned; there are a num ber of brewers, hut none of those. . . . . the prosecutions for receiving sod llSlng.trug4 in brewmg and mixing table-beer, that have been iosl,tnttd frum tl.e lot of May, 1515, to the Ist of May, lYlb ?-1u all c ., * which 1 have he en the prosecutiug officer. Then if the Committee uudersiand right there inn !..3‘ • been • great many other prosecutions in which pau may :••,t have Foes the isrotecuting officer ?—Yes, tnere ace U 14.: officers who have other pi osrentions. And in fact that is so numbers. Upon other houses?—Yea. Nut at any of the eleven breweries of whiei heard, to Your knowled•ze?—No, not ally of !*e. ts, there bad beeu I stuuk it would have come to my Luowledg• . Are there many officers filling situation., like yours think as many as filly in London ; bate very odic. r has • same liberty to act All111)/Wir; there are twessiy live '- sloths, and four olticcra nt each, and a VW Vt• 111. and a, assistant, RIO each acts with the same power iu tit iletectn„.. of seizures. By A. PICQUOT, Author of " Elements of ILlaivernal Geography," &c. Ste. Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, 13, Ave Maria-lane. THE BEAR REPORT. • Hive you ever known any instances in which deleterious ingredients have been used I ) —There have bred ingredient* used contrary to law, but bow tar :bey *arse deleterious or Extract from the Minutes taken before the Com mittee of the House of Commons on the Petition of several inhabitants of London and its vicinity respecting the price and quality of beer. out, I du uoCknow. *ithin what time ?--I should think within six years. Whitt are the ingredients of which you speak ?—Being a liquid which was seized, I cannot possibly speak to it. The liquid was mannf4eto.e.l at mime place distant from the hiewery, in the first instance. If the Committee wish the . . . . . ROYAL COBURG THEATRE, Under the Patronage of his Royal Highness Prince Leopold of Sear Coburg. THIS PRESENT EVENING. FRIDAY, Argus' n, earl To-morrow, SATURDAY, at Half.. past Six o'Clucli .preriaely, the Entertainments will commence with. fur the lihh time, a new Historical Melo-drama, with tiouv, Ckutusn, and Crustal., called, GUSTAVUS! OR, TIIE HERO OF SWEDEN. Principal 'AA:octets :—Gebtartia, Mr. 11.1Enabla; Va. lark', Mr. T. Cooke, with New Sorg*. After which, will be prudneed, for the fifth time, • Lanes. able Btu lilts, tak.n fount the Wreath, to be called, A WIFE'S ttroir LESSON. The whole to conclude with a Mel* Dramatic Spectacle (written he Mr. W. harryinore), with new Music, Scenery, D. eases, (r, called, TRIAL BY lIATTLE OR," HEAVEN DEFEND THE RIGHT!" Irt which will be poartrayed the Ancient Mode of Decision by Kemp Fight or Slagle Combat. Boxes. 4..--Upper Circle, 31.—Nt, 2s —Gallery, 1a— Duets open at loalf.past Five, to commence at halipaal Six. —to rood vice half.papt Eight. Priests Next. have been wade, anti may be hail Places cannot possibly be kept later than Hallpabt Seven u'Clock. Placer, to he takes, at the Tom office of the Theatre, and f•ir the accosnomittlaii iii of the Nobility and Gentry at the view' wad of the town, at Mr. ['corsages !Hassle Warelsonse, ;No. 75, Strand, sad at No. 152, Piccadilly, opposite Ruc h:it:ton H ae ,,,, All iutirrly New Serie Pantomime is is active preps rst LATIN SYNONYMS. This day was published. in one thick vol. Sco. price 12s. boards, the Second Edition of ATIN Sa'Nt/NY NIS, with their different LA Signification* and Examples, taken from the best 1.31111 Author.. By M. J. B. GAIIIMN DUNIESNIL, Late Peofeesor of !Uplinie in the College of Harcourt, ke. Tr111110:11ill into Engl'l4, with Addition.' and Corrections By the Rev. J. N. GOSSF.T. Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker; Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy; J. Cuilidl ; J. Nunn; arid 041 r, Disiican, and Cu. (Coatiaxed from our Paper of Saturdep.) name of the hrewer, I can furnish them with it. By all means?-1 hod an information about six rare ago, that Thumss Meng, of Liquorposid-sireet, received improper ingredients; the itsfurnistion did nut Ro to stale what. be cause I did not know what it was. I gyve an officer direr lions to watch the premises where it was said to c Runt ; in about five o'clock in the morning he called un me to go with him, and we saw two carts come, and load a number of casks ; rfollowed them, in company with Ibis ,Ulcer, as far as St. Paul's Churcb-yard, when the carmen being en gaged na account of a stoppage, I got into the ears, and though I did not know of what the article consisted, I was aware that it was an article that a biewsr ought nut to re ceive. You are locally confined to some particular iliatrict, are you nut !—I nni to the survey of the crowing duties. 1.1 our mode of purveying anal collecting the alutiis *coulter, on certain houses, but our commisimiii rxteoils to any part of the county, with reppert to the &tem., ' o f a. but as fir as goes to the securing of the duties it is cuutii.ea to certain hutiPci. Is it your opinion, that the list you have given in con tains a Niger number of prosecutions than the iiv,rage cumber which has falleu smiler the inspection of olive officers in your situation ?—CertaiulY, in • great because these are inamy Lomb-eds of officers w h o m vet mints a seizure in their Imes. I should suppose 11141 the number of proscutious that I have ;itfeu in sa nearly tm-North of the whole. i~ ,~< This day is published, in one tel. limn. price Ss. 6d. bound, illustrated by Twenty-eight Plates, the 34th Edition of E PANTIIEON, the Fabulous 4. Histories of the Heathen Gods and most Illustrious Heroes, in a plain and familiar method. By AN DREW TOOKE, A.M. Revised and Corrects 1, with Questions fur Examination at the end of each Chapter. Printed fur P.C. and J.Rirington; Scateherd and Letter man; !Amman and Co.; Lackington and Co.; Baldwin snit Cu.; J. Richardson; G. and W. B. Whittaker; J. Mawman ; W. Ginger; J. Robinson; E. Williams; and R. Seholey. Just published, price 4s. M. bound, the Second Edition of fIpHE SCI-10 . 01, ORATOR ; or, Exercises in Elocution. theoretically arranged ; from which, aided by shunt practical Roles to be committed to memory, and repeated after the manner of reciting time Rules in the Latin Syntax, Students may learn to articulate every word with propriety ; he taught to modulate the voice and speak with accuracy of inflexion, from the easiest to the most difficult sptcimens of English Oratorical Composition. By JAMES tV MGM', Author of " The Philosophy of Elocution"—" Reading of t LiIt:ATE. CITY.—An excellent options. nity f,w Persons in wain of HOUSEHOLD FUR !Mili'. —The IMNDON REPOSITORY fur the CA ERS' SOCIETY, where there are selling all 1.10.1, of Cabinet Condo, Mattresses and Feather Bvite, tune nor will, a great variety of Carpets, Blankets, Treks, Quilt., Counterpanes, lac. and every description of Furniture that is tetpovoe to farniols Apartments or llousea, always ready, 11.41 esialarit them to furnish, at a few day: notice, and full Yu iwr cr nt. CiNeaper than any other ho u se in Loiolon, at 71, mleoh ill.street, near Aldgate Pump. the real Mattress and Feather Bed hlssofaelury sad Agency House fur the Cabinet oaken. Society. The billowing Articles nee even as a ape woo, of thew low Prices /spanned Chairs, 1/. 55.; ditto nres•sn• Table, 15s. ; • dill, Basin-stand, Ts. ; Iletirtli ne•, Ills. ; Searnen'a Kea and Pillow, at ss, each ; 4 f.ti i inch Teut bedstead:, If. 7..; bordered Mattress to lit, IL; Feather Beds, It. MSc • Mahogany Four-post .. Bed s.add, 41. ISm ; MAtogany Client of Drawers, 31. ; ditto Penthauke latiles,l/. 18s. ; sin ditto Chaim, and two elbows, if. ba ; 4 feet 8 inch Tent Bedsteads and Furniture, 41 4s. Th.,. Society respectfully informs the Public, that 111,y have orsonruced the above Establishment for the Employment and f.oppert of a number of imlnatrinisa Mechanics, with P.,ge Families, and now oiler their manufactured Articles it, the Cabinet Line, of the best Worktnanaliip, without any pat being required upon the goods, except the base house, .Apromes, the Workmen being fully satiatied a itb having constant employees.. - - - Goo4B packed and seat to soy part of the Kingdom ; no rtairge for the packing, except packing materials. !MUM'S AND LIVER COMPLAINTS. S a mild nod elrectnai remedy for all those dii. orilei4 which originate in a vitiaird action of the attd biliary organs, namely, Indigestion, loss of a•l-aches, Heartlitwo, Flatulesicies, Spasms, Affections of the Liver, &c. &c. it may be .•uh the strictest truth, that DIXON'S ANTI BI- LiOCS PILLS have met with more general 'approval than any ot.ri. Nleaicine whatever. This einistilistes their re c nunteudati,m to the notice of every individual stllicted with the alKivc complaints. They unite every recommesidation of n,;1,1 operat.un with successful effect; and require no re. 51.51111 or routine:tient whatever during their use. in tropi. rat ritmairw, where the consequeures of redundant end vi tabd bole arc so prevalt nt and alarming, they are an in va.uabie aw.l eflicient protection. They are likewise peels burly ralculaled to correct disorders arising from caresses of the noble, to restore the tune of the Stomach, sod to remove tViT ) complaint occasioned by irregularity of the bowels. Sold iu Boxes, at 25.A.1.-64.-11s.--assel Its. by R. Bel ler NIA SA)110, Chemists, No. 4, Chenpside, London; and 34, Sot ksille-street, Dublin; and by the principal Booksellers, Illwerwtr. and Medicine Venders throughout the United k‘iivout. the Liturgy" &c. “ We are so much pleased with the arrangement of this Work, which is truly scientific in its principles, that we desire to other the Author our lest praise. We emisuist su liirieutly ex; the mtisfaction with which we have perused Ibis Wurk."—Critieal Review. Printed fur G. and W. B. Whittaker, 13, Ave-Maria•laue The Right Hon. Lard Montfures exasinalion comehida. Was that opinion communicated, or in any way made known to your Lurdsby ?—lt was made known to me either at the meeting, or Petty Sessions, nu the 20th of December, or the 3d of January following, and laid on the table, I be lieve, by Mr. Porter. Does your Lordship know what the substance of that opinion was?—The substance was, that if two magistrates signed a license, without the concurrence of the majority, the license would be void, and they would be subject to au inforinatiun. However, the license was signed and acted upon 7—Yes, it was. The person who was in possession of the license began his trade?—Yes; in fact, the proprietor took out the license, but he could not put this house into the trade till he gut the license; the license was trauferred to a tenant of his, John Griffin, who had fur sum. years before kept an inn in Chettsey. And lie began his trade in it?—Yes; and has continued it. Was Isis beer of a better quality than that which had been sent out from the brewery of Mr. Porter ?-11 is porter more paticularly, which was had of the house of Messrs. Barclay and Perkins, in Loudon; and I believe he brewed his ale himself. In your Lordship's judgment, had he much custom have beets given to understand a great deal; and at the fol luwiag licensing bench in 1110, be stated the quantity, which was something very considerable. I have also been given to understand that he now sells more beer than any other three houses in the towu. Was his license renewed at the ensuing sessions, after your Lonlslsip and Sir Joseph Mawbey bad granted the li cense ?—lt was one of the hest attended meetings I had ever sees; and there were several gentlemen attended whom I had never Frill there before, Lord Bulkeley, Mr. Freemantle, &c. I believe there were eight ur nine present, instead of the usual member, three or four. The Chamberlain then opposed this license; but seeing that, in fact, the rest of the Magistrates were nearly unanimous, upon the facts being • stated, withdrew that opposition, and the license was again signed, and has been since. Did it appear to your Lordship that the Nubility and Gently upon the bench, being Magistrates, were almust una nimous?—Yes, nearly unanimous; and, I believe, really came there adverse to it at first, but after heating the facts stated, became friendly to the measure. In the first year this license was granted, does your Lord ship kuuw whether the neighbourhood perceived atsy Seala ble alteration in the quality of the bflrr of Mr. Porter cannot say that of my own kuuwledge; but I have heard some people say there was. Does your Lordship know, since this license has been granted by this very general assent, whether the beer in Chertsey has improved in quality?-1 do not know that Mr. Porter's has materially altered; I du Not know that it bass Does the tenant of this house, in your Lordship's judg ment, continue to draw as goud beet as lie did when he began?-1 believe he due.. Is it superior in quality to that of Mr. Porter never DR. HUTTON'S 31ATRE2IATICIL This day was pablished. prier itts.Sd. boards, the Seventh Edli Wit, retarget], and coineeted, of ..d.l. of COURSE 4 of MATHEMATICS, for the lbw of Aeaderairaas_well as Private Tuition. Hy CHARLES HUTTON, LLD FRS. Late Professor of ►lalbemalics is the Royal Military Academy. Pasted for F. C. sail J. Intim:ion ; G. and %V. R. Whit taker ; Lumina* and Co.; Lachinetou soil Cii.; Cadell and Usrisy; J. Global; J. Richardson; J. M. Richardson; Black sad Co.; J. Black; Baldwin and Co.; Cowie and Co.; T. Wilkiz; R. Hooter; .1. Hamilton ; Edwards and Co.; Sintkis Rod Marshall; J. Robinson; B. Reynolds; and R. Rasuders. Of whom may he had, Dr. MUTTON'S COURSE of MATHEMATICS, in three volumes, Oro.cumplete, mice 11. Its. 6J. boards. Also, sold separately, The Remind and Third Volumes, price 10s. 6.1., each. Ou the Firit of September, will he published, price 2s. 6,1. j drank it.' ' . N. IX. of Is it rep uted to be so?—Yes. it is universally a gknow. 1 1 THE EDINIiI3IiGII MONTHLY !edged in the place, and that he sells dime hansoms much as REVIEW : containing, any Wiwi . house. Specimens of Bo ilisli Poets. Hy Thomas Campbell. 14 the renewal of that license considered a !nark to the liowdicb'r Arcuitist of the Ashantees. public ?—i believe it is, iude ed. Crahlre's Tates of the Hall. Ha. your Lordship formed any opinion upon the effect of The Child's In to Thoronth Bass; iii Conon. the twensing system, and the purchase of licensed houses by milieus of a Fortould, between a Mother aud her Daughter brewer*, un the beer which 'Ley brew ?-1 am very strongly of ten years old. against a monopoly of any article whatever. Ido not mean Narrative of a Voyage to the Spanish Main, in the Ship to say, 1 was so very anitiouli about the freedom of this Two Friend., with details( on the Execution of Arbuthsiut I baser altogether; but that there should he some competi. aud Amtwistcr. I mom. If three hail been two brewers serving in the town A Sleet Rook of Geography, fur the Use of Schools and I should ware been coutesitcd, and it was upon that grouud Private Teachers. I was inclined to license this house. A New Theoretical and Practical French Grammar. By Does your Lordship think that the licensing system Ins C. Geo* a teuileiwy to create a monopoly, unless very carefully and Beriwarn's Lepers of a Prawns* , Traveller through i scrupulously administered?- 1 should be very much iu- Swedest, Prussia, Austria, &c. lk.c. Mined to think so, by what I have *mu. Fusier's Discourses at the MlstoonarY Society in Bristol, I Do your Loidship's Mother magistrates continue to op & piember, ISIS. pore this licetwe?-1 fancy nut; there was as opposition Monthly List of New Publication , . at the last licensing. Literary and rtmemitie Information of IVorts in the Press, Does the Yuma of this boom take his beer from Messrs. or previa MK toe l i nbileii lOW. Barclay only, or Irina Whims all well ?-1 believe entirely Primed for G. stud W. li. Whittaker ; and Rodwell and trona tlwm. M a rlin, London; Wougli and lures, Edinburgh; awl John- Dues your Lordship happen to know whether Mr. Portir sun and Dew, Dateliti- Lis must of the other public-houses in the neighbouring Hid you taste it ?-1 What taste hail it ?—Salt. Was it pungent?—Kather so. I gave directions to the officer (my duly calling me another way) to seize it if it went on to a brewer's premises ; lie followed it, and it was taken out of those carts, aud put into a cellar at the wharf near Billingsgate, and supposing it had goy., the end of its tbstimitioo, returned to me. I directed him to go back im medtstely, and continue there tir some time, he did so, and in a few minutes after I gut there, a dray arrived with two horse from Thomas Meux's; he followed the dray, after it was loaded, to Thunias (Ocoee. Some one came out of the houses, sad said a something to the deepness, upon which the drayman turned the horses about, and departed front there to a wharf, I think it is called Whitefriars ; it is near St. Bride's Church; I think it is Whitefriars ; butt 1 did not ensue prepared with that ; the officer followed it in, and seized it there; the horses, the dray, and the casks with the liquor in it. 501111 after the house compromises' with the Commissioners of Excise, I believe, fur a hundred pounds; and the forfeiture of the horses and dray, which hail been released on bun I, I think, for 150/. within a lilac of that suns, but I do nut speak positively. When you say the house, what house do you mean ?—I mean Thomas Melts's. The officer is in the way, it the Committee wish to examine him. What is his name?—Thomas Posory. Can you give (lie Committee any information of what that liquor was b.—The carman informed me that had befit in the habit of carrying it many mince, awl that they had deprived him of a lucrative situation. Front where?—Fr the place where they took it up ; from China Mews to Billingsgate. Where is Chum Mews?—Near Bedford-square. What was dune at Billingsgate; was it unloaded there, and pot upon tlo, dray, and earned to the brewery?—lt Witt first taken out of the cart, and pot Into a CI Ilar at (takings gate ; car& were then nailed on the beads of the casks, with the name of Bethop upon them, which is Mr. Metia's export clerk; they returned it upon the dray* as if it bad beets re. turned COMOIMPI betr ; at least it was brought in upon the dray as if it had been returned beer, which bad been tent out as cuastway beer. All this to avoid detection ?—No doubt of it ; because the thing was first matte about three quarters of a mile from the brewery, then carried to a distance of IMO miles, :ilia then carried to Billingsgate. 1 only mentioned the fiat place, because I heard of the other front a carman. I Imp it First at Chma Mews but the powder was first made ' as I was informed, in Gray's 7 Insk-road ; lint I was told that it Will afterwards carried to Chita Mews, where it was make into the Inlaid. Were you ever told of whet that powder was made, or what were the ingredtente?-1 was told, 'wired I lonia it was some kind of alkali. I was 101 l it was it atliitz. Explain what you mean by that ?—I di. nut know exactly what it was, but I soma think the brewt is C4ll tell; I wit sure I cannot Sell. Wan it used as colouring?—No, it was not; I suspect it was to throw a head upon the beer. The Committee ask you whither you were ever told what that powder was?—No, I was not. Have you ever seen colouring made under the Act of Par lisment?—Yes; I surveyed a colootritigmiaksr the a butt time the Act caireed, and it was much lighter than that. How do you know it was au alkali ?—I could are it as it came out of the hung.holc; it left a sort of wilt *bete it was di test by the sun ; I itiscriseerd it in that You saw the salt in a• brittle state I went afterwards to starch the premises where this litita..l 413 a made, and /Moot ouly the boxes left, *lsiah out got %Misr thing round their edges, like g!auber salts, said therefore must have ecustairtoolic Can yon givemylowiue Il se any secure. iniature. ances of a similar kind ? I did ..it c B a t whoa has come wade , yam. koowledge!—Nothiat, but an instance of treacle sad out beer grouuda; it was soma Alexander Groot, called is and ezturtined. Where do you live?—lo Dean street, Soho. What are you ?--Carmau. Whose carman are yurt?—My own. Were you carorau to WWII. Meux three or four years ago ?—No. Were you carman to Messrs. Meux five or six years ago ? —Never; I wink for myself. Were you ever employed by them?—No ; I was employed by Mr. Wheeler. During the time you worked for Mr. Whetler, d id you copy any auks of liquor from ltillingsgate to Messrs :Vlr no ? I carried it frosts the Mews, but I cannot give tit , 101111 r, Dice's Quay, and out only to Dice's Qua), but to :mother quay also. What did you call that article ?—I did nut know what article it was; it was an article diluted with water, they paid use the proper collage for so doing. Are you ~peaking of the time *lwo Fitchew steppeu you !—lfes. Wirers was that?—About five or six rears ago. Uu yun soot remember what month CAUltt say ; u i. quite "diversified" from sty mind; t only tuuk it to D.se's Quay, and was pAid fur the cartage. Did you see the liquid mixed At all?—Nu, 1 nest r ' l;4 404. it, or ever uudeistood what it was, I was vls 1.1 WV). U c. i. hOUrq,.Wiliell were very early it, the 0.01.11:1q. How ofieg have )ou earltql hyoid of i.e. kind !./ Me-ors. ftleux?-1 iiev.e called it to How often did yi.o carry bynld to thee: Limey. Its orsh6e• that it utiAtit be CAffiCli to alewas. aa a.t....arda?as.4 thiesk a do:cm times. Dui you know Ott that 141144 was iuteuded Cur Ntatrt. Mem( ?—No •' 1 d d not. To wbom Jul you deliver it '—To a perms, at Dire's Quay ; and fur wlturu it was deinered I did t... 1 knee.. • DM you tear wee Nleurs. Maus dray ta!—N.vtr: Did you kuow, •t the time that Cn, hew .t.ipp..l scut cat, what that huind was that wa.:ia it 7—:v. ; 1164,. a 1.01,4 I employed, and who wincwith saw, said, Ega.t, Fitt i.e., he. been in the tart ; there is astnethiue titiiie e v i,su.s.6 and I told Mr. n'lletler the recuit of it ; I Called for e, al Old lime; I 4411 111 the habit of ealusag a C.1 , 11$•• by eactiaz at that time. \Thu is Mr: Vt l•reier '— Ilr made the el.:omit:4 for 3:*.. 3leux. Where aloes he livenow ?-1 IM love atl-yestlietoki. . - What is the chr , siiiii bathe of Kr. %%lacier !—‘ canuot saw there are tiro biothei , . 'me Committee iti say, their are two brodirrs , —Yrs, there err; Mel used to ta.4lle the CULuUroug rug Mvionit. Mr ux. •-• Who gave you the ord.r to carry it to DiCt . , Quay think it was John or %That are they by business i---Nlerars. !lhasi woaid te,lyo4 better than tar. You bad better 0111.1MPX ae question ?--1 here br was chemist at Soho; and thee th. y used to etriptuy hate to carry Due Doti knows what it was. Did tYbeeter e you to make ail se c.et of situ 110. • —No; 110 partaeit tar secret ut it. Any secret at 11.1 di 143 01.!. r see to tot uff ...ry early us the souri.itt;; to Co which l dn.d to sit op aaou t all the eight. Did you ever'carry say of them article. bellow it was al most day.liglit !—I used to serevre hoar% OVA Cu lett h Ir 4 bum's; Ido out weal to bury IllybOle 111 fiibilbAPJA. I mud t o f.tcli the boxes (rum ditreetellibiets. (to is continued.)