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r I present; there is abundance of time before the fleorisma to enter into an amicable amngemeot.” !Veggie. Flemming entered kilo recognizance, arca/dui*, and returned thanks to the worthy Magistrate for hi* Lind and humane advice. NOVI MIMI% Yeate►day the earoolaation of the moron in custody on suspicion of roirfwriet at West End Fair, were colocluded, •hen Brookes, Burke. and Brotone, wrre discharged, no lirstlire charge being established against them. Previous to ►heir being liberated. th►y received ■ Imitable admonition f Mr Hicks, the preaiding Magistrate, for the miff°. ' , piety of their condor', ender the circumstances they had her, found in at %Vett End Fair. A pointed ropy of the re. wwlrlitititt. agree.] upon at a Fleeting of she Inssrict Maps orates, f.r the t•Mtliti ssss awed soppresion of the fair iufuture, Was handed to the 11agistrate. A loot investitation look place between Mn. Leaf, the wi•lrw of the lair Mr Leaf, a breaker up or old vesaels at Mrentforil, awl a brother of her deceased hurboad, whom else sinbsserteil to have accreted and applied to his uwi► war • 501. and a 30/ Rank note, at the time he watt in her house. floor ing her bushand's Moms and di cease, he ...sowing Nigher, she kept her 'money, and the two notes had been taken away, end she hail traced them to have been chanted at 11w Ranh of England for 51. notes on the 'tame day aloe mimed them. It VI3. stated that the brother had paid for bia disildren'a sehoutiot 'Owls' the same time, at Restate, in 63. Rank amte.. 'hut there was no identity of the notes proved, coo., spttist!y uuthing was made oat to impeach Ow conduct of the hrt , I h,r. .10 , ..m Shaman was charevl with nitt.rinir a formed W. of Ent land mite in Mr. Da i 4 Thomas Choke, a silk mem,r and haberdas.her, in Gerrar.l.etrret. &Ito. • The Prisoner went to the shop of the Prosecutor to poir_ risme come articlra, and on the note being limper led to he a forger), he attempted to leave the Ansi, offering to let lb, nose remain, and call again when it had been ascertained to n rertainty that the note was forged. Mr. Clarke, however, -ratiltql to let him go, and cent for a eitnetahle. The account the Prisons gave of himself as to his ►esiding in Doctors' Commons, and having taken the note of a broker who Ir. sided there, was not trne, diligent inquiries have been made since Saturday, We neither his residence, as he erribed, nor the broke►, could he funnel. The P. isoner was committed fur farther examination. The Solicitor to the Batik attended to conduct the pro m:slimy. Jahn Desmond was etwarged with robhing Mr Sm;th, of Long-acre nod thirsted -street, a stationer, of n 'somber or table and tea silver spoons. and • crone member of soled necount-bouks of variuss sizes and suits, of considerable ♦aloe. The Pf i•ener was in the employ of the Prosecutor, anti on his being sn•perted he threw away a pocket-I k, which was, however, recovered, and in it were fou nd duplicate. of the stolen property. Yesterday eight ',lwo hroleis attendell, and produced the stolen property, identi fying the Prisoner a. the man who pawned them, giving DOW not Johnson. lie mated at the different pawnbrokers that lie we. the maker of the books, that by was to distress, nrd wasted to rlisr Some money. The Prisoner was committed for further examination. Th- fdlowinc advertisement is extracted from the .11rtnches►er It/mercer:— " SUBSCRIPTKON bolt Homy Hvn. ESQ —When the patriotic inhabitants of Manchester recollect what vast err. vier. H. Hunt, Esq. has rendered to the cause of Radical Hrrorm, by his enlightened and uniformly intrepid conduct, 'A how he alone disappointed the Ministers in the fllllllaffe- Inf . ? 11 Or the Spafields Meeting—hoe. he alone 'even after 13,trd , 11 hail refused to accompany him, althongh r►sptest.d so In do by the Meeting) att►mpted to present their to the Revolt in person-.-how he alone came to their aid, at their last public Meeting—and how he has been harassed in the Courts of taw. 111 conorquenre of his so conspicuous!y taking part with the Radical Reformers, and from time to time disconcerting as far as possible the machointisins of their enemies: it cannot he doubted that every eral psi. triot will readily and cheerfully contribute to so lauita.dr, 40 necessary • p•rpose. Subscriptions eft-rived at Mr. Inionson's, 17, Sloole..hill; Mr. Wrue's, Aneuts-street , and tat the 06.ntorer Oftre." Iliorod:iy week a man in a state of intoxication, and furiously ridiug a horse in Presteittn, wa• or dered by Sir HARIFORD JONES. one of th e frates foe Radnorshire. to be place) in the public ►tricks: whilst in durance, a person who went to see him. recollected having been paid a pound woe of s bank that had failed by the man. who, on be ing ►emiuded of the circumstance, offered to change the time. and exhibited • large quantity of bills, of the Salop and Ludlow and Bishop's Castle the possiessima of which excited suspicions that led to his further detention. He had ■ horse with Ilan, he bought at Kington lair. and was on his road to Rhayader fair. It is surmised this man may be coniiected with the people who have lately been ►+ding of horses from different fairs, as lie could Pot account fur the pns•eseiou of so much money, and his appearanre uud conduct were equally sun. picionat. The villages of the small pox, we regret to say, are not vet much dimini.Lrd ; the number of deaths in the host week's hill of mortality bring 2A-16 reales and It females; 14 were infants, and o f th e rest, (wily oak had attained the age of 'ix years. From the victims to this disease having all been so very young, the present mortality appear% to he p rine ip,lly owing to the neglect of vaccination within a very recent period ; and that the great startibers vaccinated ii. 1814 and 1813, amounting to upwards of 4,000. most have been protected from the infection.—(Norwich Paper.) Get wren four and five o'clock on Tuesday morn ing, the house of N. 13o1.Ittonaoes. Moyor of this city, situate in Willow-lane, was broken iows. One of the faintly, who sleeps over the rooni o here the attack was made. being awakened by the noise, and some time after hearing it repeated, arose and opened the window of her apartment in order to ills cover the cause. This it is supppsed must have been lward by the robber, for soon after she pen cei veil a matt to the act of getting out at the parlour window. Ina- Inediately the alarm was given. and Mr. DOLING-' kitoßit ran down stairs, hut not in time to see any thong of the depredator, who it is *opposed effected Lis escape at the back part of the premises. Two ss.iticg desks were nu/socked. one of which had 1,.e lock forced ; tin CI omitted nothing of value. Among the papers 'stir some blank commitments. acid it is to he hoped our worthy Chief Alagists ate may twin have an opportunity .T filling up one of Ilium with the name of this uuwetcente (161 d.) At Norwich Assizes, which commenced en Tues day, there are thirty-one county and four city pri soners for trial. Of those in the Castle, °lie is for 'order for felonious! rW Vj j SUFFOLK ASSIZES. Sir ROBEIVE DALLAS and Sir JAMES iluatoucn were met by the High Sheriff. ANDgEW ASCE DECIINE, Erig. and reached Bury Si. F.diitunda nn Thursday evening, when the usual ceremonies took place, and the next morninK an appropriate minion was preached befare their Lordrhipa. After service Chief Jurtire DALLAS entered the Crown Couit, and Mr. Justice BuitaouGn the Niri _ Mr. Justice DALLAS'i Charge to the C;rand Juries was rem*, Wily short, and entirely free Irmo observations of a political nature. At these Assizes four !persons were cvitsily cuss. sidled soi,l received reolletwe of de.4or, viz.— John Well,, for stealing a (beano, pony from Edward Peteh, of Memphis, ; Isaac Ilarenegiun, alinv Eaton, for a Irn►tlary in the dwelling house of Rieliard "Inman, at ; John Cook, for a bierglsry iu the dwelling-house of William Canter, of Thu, alum; and Thomas lireggs, for a burglary in the dwr thug-house of the Rev. William Clif ton, of Bramlielil —MI of whom were, however, subs,. 'ineptly reprieved John Maidens, fur stealing three OWN was sentenced to be tionsporrea fur seven yrs..; aid John Frost, for man. slang I.) twelve months' imprinnurneut. No tare bill was found against Frances Gatbrrcul.•, for the minder of her husband, and the Inonisit was quashed by the Judge, through informality. Charles Crosby, fur arson, Robert Mashy and Reitj main Bann, fur burglary, and Mark Milton, for %waling grim' Set Al., were lICCIIIIiII4I. 'I homes Harbor,. anal Waren !lark were disrha.ged by proclamation and George Fruitsr was admitted King's evideure. CAUSER. BLAKE W. An action fora her of bullocks agreed to he sold by the Plasma* . to Defendant at 261. each, to be debarred at different intervals, of which the Defrodatit only took four out of the twelve, and pant j-21. The remaining eight biellorks were af terwards sold by anemia for 1651. 154. I the Plumbic sought to recover the balance of 421. .54. toother with the rap...tars of the keep of the bul lock., and also of the auclims. Verdict for Plaisitiff--dantages el/. 84. 91. DIDDELL, r. LEADER AND PULHAM. This lotion) was brought by Mr. A. 131,141e11, or Plityfor , l, to recover of the Leader (who !old auffeied judgment to go by deratib). Rod Mr. an attorney, living at Woodbridge, • compen•stioo for sut h 111U1111 mod eXpeirwl. Ns the Manna had incurred and paid H. holdrr of N n 1611 t share of the Aviv Vesta,. which the Pkintif bud bought for 210/. and artetwHorls sold it to the De. frodatit for wily 361. The Platentlt being linable to rove the transfer of the shAre ht• Inuit to the Defendant (the deed being in possessiot.), and who to give any cwt. tienve of it. contents, was sion-suited. WRIGHT r. PAGE. This was an action by which the Plaintiff sought to recover of the Deleodant, a miller, living at the ant t due for building a mill; the whole bill we• 1,000/. and the Defendant had Maid upward* of 61)01. Referred to orEouration. YAUTIVI V. SAKFR. This was an action to recover the RHO or 17/. Is'. for stone and gravel raised by the Plaintiff for the purpose of layiug upon the roads in the parish of Stanton. A getieral order was given by the De• fendaut, and it was proved that 358 loads were raived and placed oil the roads. O behalf of the Defendaot it was attempted to be *hewn, that all but forty-five loads had been laid by the Plaintiff on a road leading to his house, agiiiiist the Delemlaill's order. who tendered 454. The JuDGE. without allowing the Planitiff's Couipiel to reply. expressed his opinion that the Planitilf should hate it verdict. Verdict for Plaintiff. TIIF. KING a. PAULSON AND OTHERS. This wns •n indietnirot preferred by the Rev. J-11111..4 Burk, of Larrithinn, ngitinst the Defen. (14nts (wlin had removed it by certiorari from Ilse Quarter Ses,ums), for bgililig a bull in the rt►rrts of that town. I)tiring the progress or the indictment, the Learned Judge suggested. that as there could be nu right to bait bulls in • high street, however legal it might be to de miss • field or Owe wbe►t the public was not interrupted. if done in • proper mintier without ceasing • riot. lie should weft. mend a verdict of Guilty, mud that the Defeudauts should not be brought up t. Judgment. Verdict— Guilty. EA IR%VEATIIEIt v. XI/WARDS. Tlas action, which it a wt it of right, a proceed. ing extremely unusual,. was adjourned in C 0.,.,. quence of the Plaintiff's ini,biliiv to procure a lull unenaniter of the Griond Assize. The 111111111/CT in lb, bring the four Knights who attended at the Last Assizes fur the purpose Of pommeling the other IT. All the asosoinees attended, but unfor tunately not one of the choosers, two of whom are abroad, and therefore the entire is likely to stand over lin a length of time. 1 1 1.'e undmitand the full value of the loud in question is 2001. and that the Defendant has been in possession tilty SPECIAL JURY. SOANES V. FOWLER. This was an action against the Defendant for a trespass, and its initict pal object TINS to ascertain, the question, whether there was a right of way passing certain holds in the parish of Curtin), which had under a recent Act of Etic!risme been allotted to the Plaintiff. (hi behelf or the Plaintiff, it woe I ed in etidriice, that prrontir had carver gone (mut , the spot in question without making acknowledgment ; but upon their crosa.eu u m n i a ti oN it e us sliewn th,it this Was not general, many haring gone to and from the sea for the purpose of getting water, and particularly fishermen having on the hruch and brought up their cargo over the road. There wa•, linatrtr, another question, which the Learned Judge said must be a matter for the Court abuse to (tete; mine. which wan.. whether the Act of Path:tonna and the uouril set aside the highway. The Jury.:siere, therefore, directed to return a •rd, f - ski • of rrs, at "telt, WON WeWI% nrukrta loud of having committed the harglary. TIT Plaintiff proved the words as laid ira the declarat 11111 l and ihr Judge was about to sum up to the Jury. whew a pro. position to withdraw e juror was made Pry Drfri d ant, nod acceded to, thus leaviiig rash party to pay his own costs. WI met made this actiol, wee, that not only tlw parties tl►ru►selves are bro. thers, hut tile principal witness uu the part of the Plairititi was also a brother. The Judges, with the Iligh Sheriff mill other Gentlemen, dined on with his Grace the Duke car Niirliilk, et F ham ; and nu (Unlu cky their toird.liips left this tos.ii IsOf Thnriiliam buil, near Eye, the seat of she Right Ilan. Lord Henniker, from whence they proceeded to Noroicli. THE TURN. At Norwich Assizes, which commenced en Tors- abuse to deirt mine. which was. whether the Act of r day, there are thirty-one county and four city pro- I l''''l'""'""t and t he "uni set aside the Highway. • worm for trial. Of those in the Castle, (me is for The. Jury.:orre, therefore, directed to return a murder, one for feloniously killing and skyilig, one verd,ct for Oki Plaisitiff, subject to the opinion of fir feloniously assaulting and stabbing, ohe fur the Court upon that point. rope, one for arson, one for being accessory thereto, WILLIAMS V. WILLIAMS. three for burglary, four for horse-stealing, two for The 'sorties in this cruse are brothers, residing at cow-stealing, Eve for sheep-stealing, six for grind litidenhall, its iiiis emility„ a i d the action was itircerly, two foe uttering end hoeing base coin in brought to recover damages for defamatory molts their posoession, one for a felonious assault, sod two spoken by the Defendant, concertos% the Plaintiff. coannitted for want of sureties: of those in the City 'the Defendant's house, it appeared, was broken Goo*, two are for house-breaking. one for bigamy, open iii the night of the 25th of December 184, loud iL igfrigidisiamitimaismaisismainimairammineamesiodatissiasmaili,amama.. ' mkt win for Mani Bank wits. robbed , and the Defendant accused the Plaintiff of i ' -I ' .:- . YORK AUGUST Mll F.ETI NG. MONDAY, •VOUST 9. On► Modred Guineas, riven by le , s llajrsty, free for any b..r.►, ; foor.yr olds. 10.5. 41h ; bre, I Ist. 111. ; 12.1. ; and agrd, I2sl. 2.lb.—Foor soaks. Mr. l'rirsr's h. e. Rattier, by Corpus. 4 yrs old (K Jobrisnii) M►. Garforile's h e by Sir Pistil, 4 yrs old llA.rd Stith ili's b. e. Airfoil, by l'lrtrioile. boll, 4 yrs... :I Col. kisses hr. e. Muter Ileverk y, by Cerise' ris, 4 yrs.. 4 Sir. Laminates eh e. Mandeville, by I'. Wuoidin eker, . . . , 4 yr. übl Lord Queensberry's h. h. Nastier, by Camillus, 6 yrs old 6 6 to 2 ■Rll Haider. The Produce Stakes of 1004*. each, I. ft ; roll', 841. 7th ; fillses, S t.41b.-31b. allowed, !Ise —Fuse Al iles.—(l I Soda se, Oa 1 , ) Mr. Peirst'a h. c. Reveller, by Camas, oat of Rosette 1 Sir M. M. Sykes's b. e. Cambys.s, by Camilla% dam by Shuttle . Lard Filtwilliam's bl. t. Relianis, by Ansarlis— silk% . , bleier 3 to 1 on Reveller —VI ou etmy. Tlw Great Yorkshire Stskrs of 25gs. each, for 3 yrs old Tully fist. 211, ; Leger Course. Our torte and ;brie claviers. Mr. T. Dinieundw's b. e. by Governor, out of Laurel Leef (K. Johnson) Mr. Watt's b. f. by Ihnuilerlsoll, o u t of Tom Tit's dam 2 Mr. T Syko s's b. r. Mr Speakrr, by Camillus, on, of Prime Minister's sista Mr. Gasfortla's gr. e. Pyramus, by 111. Sir Charles, out of Vesta M. Noble 4 to I agst Mn. Doniciombe's b e.; 3 to I on Mr. Watt's b.f. Handicap Sl•rkes of 30gs. each, h ft. Last mile and halt Mr Dossiriosobs's th. c Meant, by Governor, out of Lewd Leaf, 4 yrs old , 7,1.9 to. (It. Juloususi) 1 Mr. Hotahiswortit's It h. Illagistoode, by Camillus, 5 yrs old, G.t. sib. If and ID so I uu Magistraie. Match for lUo_■. It. ft. Two miles. Mr. R. Maus.** b c. Duman, by Cum'tins, 4 yr+ old, ebt. 411, (W. Scuts) Mr Fuses b. c l'Actia, by Sebum, dam by Hassiblessussass, nut of Lady Small, 3 yis old, 7st 4111 S and 6 iu 4 . uu Ruinau. sl►. Primer e uut or Lisette. is Is Error favourite tooth for the Proeure Sharp rout the Si. I...grr. 500 to 4044 has bells tutted Sultan ugaiiivt burn, but •l present he lot the favourite. The sales at the India House on Monday were, we nude-maid, the most itiscouragisig that hare taken place for a series of years, Hier, for imitative, which dispeiaed of at 10a. ; while teepper was sold at little mote than the amount of the tax ; of 6,000 low exposed for sale, purchasers the lint offer even at those terms for inure thus 1,800. For other spices their were silt purclirsero; mill as to 6;614)01r. t 6 loch has bergs heretofore swell a profitable ;wide of con, . Merire for the Company, no bidder was to be found. The Prorietor of the Hat k-lOr waid Coach, which rout. ltri wren Halifax and ‘Vakefiiid, lips met with n nowt rxtraorelniars and lawn-Wei le sins fortune. Spitploins of surly' , having made their appearance. cal some the burart brltouitt.: to this coach, a preiriolitig farrier nee sent ; immediately piocreded ill slll/ thesis all pr. fu-sly wilt n strung prilta rat itm of ow, col y , ahtch has proved to errs y one of than. No leas than woe useful boners have thus fallen victim., in two or three days, to the draprrate boldness mad igno rance of an einpirtc. LARGE SNAKE.—A strange circum , tance is said to bare taken place u few days since in the . neigh bourhood of Lancaster (Peurillvaiine) :—A wountu along a path through a rye field, sat demo an the side of the path. when iminediately she was iseiail mood the Waist by • huge black snake. a hick ratted its frightful head in a tlisratruing attitude, mold) open, out at level with Iser face, with it• eyes fixed apon her couutesimuce. The scremrs of the woman brought a black man to her assistance, who reaoltitely grasped 11w Inflater by the neck with our hand, arid with the other seized its tail. noel while noaindiotfiii coil.. the woman, by his direc tions, took a knife from him pocket, and " ritsreart the reptile's head." The rebel we have heard of this wonder dart- from each other, but in no Mb. tolerable degree; front our source we are 'aroused the snake weighed upwards of 5u pounds.—( Amer/. eon Plow, Jame 99). Just published, by T. HARVEY, of fllackfriaa road. it Pocket Manual, being A few 3ii , UICS AdViff .from Ihs Medical Dowd. its n Lettere on it.. Lam Yellin.. and Sexual Debilities., sot delivered at Wow). sloth House, suit Charlotte House. in Mare!. last, a pow,. intone highly interesting to young Pr,oriilion..n, and of ins pomace to the vital iisterema %Uri. iy.— n.r Ole ACCI/101. ineolation of Patients, a Medical Ibtartl is establi,lied its t%oorbuork-stmel, Itaturi-atrert, by 1)r.0001636. of Clear loite House. Great Clearlutte-street, Illarkfroita.toa.l. The Board W composed of Geutleenete of the hist talraii, of nearly fusty yea's experience, all Mentletes of the ILIA Colleges of London and Eiliuburgli, mho are consulted daily by all racks of people. reheats idliiiseel with a eel tans s plaint, tarietsweit, r7Mtk pailllN ITN& of the skin, ulcerated Throat, glandular •1111lials its the neck, Ice. are diseases violets arise from improper treatment—the afflicted are im mediately relieved, stud apewlily cured, without confine. menu—Messes. COOPIRft and Co. err •-onaulird at Wood. • ock House, front Eight in the Morning limn Eight at Nieto ; and al Chariot le 111/111/0, Great Chartuttewiceet, op. pewit, lb. Rev. RIM/WM Hill's Chapel, front •ficebve till lambi (and so chit else is London:. Mechanics bare advice gratis every (hefting, from Mic sill Eight, at busk Illonacs ; 211411115un.1.1 Mortiing• until Twelve n'Clock.--- N.B. Itimiurcs of 11) years standisig, and of 24 it:rhea its toctinderricre, radie.ally cared, without surgical separative. .---•.• Private BOUM/ for consultation. (1)Al. MARKET.Lrr 11. Ship. at 1/titrLtt utter• Kohl Pryor . Newootite 9 Souderton./ R.I. In 41.. fid. 1 Caamen Coal THE BRFR REPORT. Extract from the Misinors token before the Com mittee tY thr House of Commons on the Position or ui inlhrhitr•llP Of London Nod ifs iictmty respecting the price and quality of beer. [Cordignged from a forgoer Paper.] Finer's. • die Mail, 18111. JOHN INGRAM LOCKH ART, F. in the Chair. Mr. Jahn iTal.lop, rolled ill and examined. What ore you ?—A brewer. Of the imperial brewery ?—Yee, of the imperial toiletry, Disterf.e.. _ . lirewiug on your own account?—Brewing on nay own account. You amuse kno► what the present priers are of all the articles ■red in brewing poster ? Yes ; according to the maikel ; it fluctuates a little. Do yore think the prestos price of porter to be a fair one, that is, the price which the !Hewers now charge; the Cams linderstatol it to be Ms. a barrel ?-1 think It is a VI rs fair price. That is a (air price, the Committee underatand yon to say. for genuine porter ?—Yea ; I mean for gessisior porter, if brewed from malt slid Imps. It snakes about seven and a half per CIVIL iu the bn•wer, besides paying Milli as (o r h i s y; that is an easel calculation which I hare mole of it. S 4 vets awl a half per rent. profit ?—Yea; seven and a half per rent rulit, as will as paying interest for the •money employed as capital. Can any per ttttt Istimale the price of porter, that is the biewer's prier of porter, utileu lir is well acquainted with the mem...sly amount of capital employed iu ■ny particular establi.hment ?--No, I should think ord. 1 he value of the building, with the 'Leconte price at melt. and the oth. r Mgredienta allowed by law for the snaking of herr; all these things lie must knew well ?—I 'height eon trivr so ; my calculation prom& entirely upon that rein. riple; I bare got a copy of it with me, which I will bard is to the Committee. [li ea. plodored, and read as follow' Amount cf Capital to be employed io bear legal Inkiest, indriAndtert Profit. Dr. Dr. 18111. To half the first rust, as about 14,0001. would he returned fur 511.0011 barrels by August, at 5.55. per barrel, a now iog fur funning expenses . 190,125 To plant, buildior. mud store.; say as 10,000 barrels is to 0.000/ sit is 100,001 barrels to - 60,000 To eats for 20,000 barrels, fur stuck ilia hand at 10s. 10.000 To 20,1100 bulls at 455. • - 45,000 Tu drays, to early out 321 barrel, per day at 9 barn Is each 35 drays say 25 at 304. • 900 To horses, fur 25 dray-, say BO at 301 2,160 Tn perpetual sock beyond the 100,000 barrels, 211,000 !salmis at 40s. - 40.009 Sundry eautreabl,s, &c. • 43100 Capital to pay interest 5261,165 Interest on the saute 13,6591. Cr. Cr. By balance or sales Idler first cost and expiring" are deducted - - - At 13150 To interest Ull (spits' employed - . 13,069 ?lett prod' to be divided - t2t►,691 Which is 4s. per barrel, or 74 per cent. after paying interest un capital . Br, arc sills the publicans at 555. per barrel. Publican sells at 725. but alluvring ta. per barrel for ex penses 70s. per barrel. Publican's profit - • 15a. per barrel. So that the brustr redo 4s. per barrel profit for the rue of his capital nod trouble; rust the publican grin per hatred on the turner's lapse, without rneploysng hardly any thing of a carts! hints. If for h,st ported account, as be receives the niooey for the beer before he pays it away to the brewer. N.B. These statementa canned he so accurate as if they were taken (rota she expenses, coon, and quantities kept tinder thu.e head, in she brewer's hooka of this description. (Erront excepted.; JOHN WALSBY. _ _ . • imperial Brewery, Batiersaa, March 27, ISIS. _____ A Stairmeeit of 1n0.C611 barrels of PubHem,' Porter brrirod from 25.000 qatortess of malt. and 175,000 lb.. or hops by one lorrstly, io 12 mouths, from January 1, ISIS; usalt 41 per quarter, bops 201. per cat. Dr. DT. t. To 25,000 quarters of msltott 41. - - 100,000 175.000 ibo. of bor. at ss. 711. to the quarter 43,780 Duty ou 11.00,V00 barrels, al 9s. Ga. par bar. . 47,500 Cuals as. per quarter on 25,000 . . 5,000 Fit-fa cost of mnteriala and d.ty 196,2 W To flippers of terry drerripliuss kexcept inter. gyf wings capital:, loa•rit, ke.thruttglluut .tio rat, at Ns per barrel • 511,000 Amount of the cost and expenses 246,260 Per Birrel. Malt - - 1 0 0 Hops - - 0 9 a Duty - - 0 9 0 Colds - - U 1 U SI u u cost per barrel. Cr. Cr. By amount of MOM° barrels of porter, four haprt Is to the 4aaritr at 55a. . - 275,000 Grains and )cast, 4.. per quarter 5.000 Amount of sales - . - 280,014 First cost slid expetisrs - - - 246,280 By batsuce . - 33,750 (Erron excepted) JOHN WAIABY. Imperial Brewery, Itstt Tsea, March 27, 1818. The Committee will perceive that I have made this calcu lation upon 140,0(k) barrels. By allutrioir every thing rust M upon au equality, between the buyer aid tbs seller, it trial he f nuul to make Prfell and a ball per ineut. after paying the iolereal. 1)u you m►nu between the brewer and the publican, or between the public■n ■od the brewer?-11 memo between the brewer and the publican, the difference of that advance. Estimating the prulits in the manner yew have slated, is it not your opinion that brewers who deal very largely. and who have a great concern, and who have a great capital, and make the greatest quantity of beer, can make it cheaper than a person in a small concern who brewa a less quantity ? —Nu, Ido not. lam confident they cannot. I can get as good an extract from forty quarters as they can from two hundred ; if nut a better, bet equally as good. Will nut the number of mew be lon in a large brewery, in proportion to the quantity of beer brewed, than in a smaller oue !—No, I du out think they wined. You know the piste at which the publican retails his beer to the public ?•—Yes. _ _ Du you conceive the profit of the publican to he a fair profit, and nut exurbitaiit between him and the pithlie?- 11'hy, as to the publicans, provided there was no expense attached to the premium whirl, they give fur their leases, 1 look upon it they would he able to sell it fora halfpenny per quart less than they do now, soil get as muck money by it. Do the Committee understood your answer correctly, when they suppose )00 to state, that if the victualler, or olehisuse.kerprr, were to Mee his house remt•free, that he might the■ take off the nmuunt of hi■ rent in his charge wpm: porter to the public?—Nut next-free; 1 do mot meats to say he should lire rent-free, hot that he should tint have to pay off a premium of 12 or 1,800/. which they give fur a license-lrase, which, if they bad toil that to pay, they could alf . iird to sell their beer fur a halfpenny a quart less, and have the same profit. (To i)e continued) RAUL INTELLIGEN CR. roWTflier?“, Airtt/ Arrirrd a Romina Meals freq., 'lse esstassd. Passed up Ci...routi Mr Gauges, Irftv.,. r f ru ", hon PAILMUIUIII,;Grit II Arrived the American whip Revivoissuasosuri, N, awl thv F, I,„ rlOlll ' 411.614 1 0 ; fisbrallar, short Arne. d ull ibis purl the Mars, Ilahin, fruns Alma I. r Coittailmern. Pt AL, At GLirt llt Caw! down frnm the River and the Sperui Rirhar.lcom, r.er r ve. Pared Ihmongentaa Ihe Sinclair, Simpvim. frnm Si ri NULL, Atcvre r Arrived the Shannon. Kiclell, Aliso Greenl4n.l. wok Ash, 340 hulls. MI 1. ft ilie ice 13111 July, and lell.gence of the %two tau% sir the following ship., iruni lie 2011 i Jim, to ilv• 12111 Jul) :—A emirs, I ; Cyrus, 4; Ellison. 7 ; flat nun.y , 3 ; Laurcl,s ; 11..orisn.; N.. 1 sie,ll ; Richard, 1 ; irenerible, 4 ;.11(.4,1 , Cherub, 10; Elizanci 1; FA:le, 4 ; Highll%.-f, 2. :t10, 0 . ; Lord W. ##### 11 ; Alsrgstet, 2 ; Prioire of Holed, C; TiNfalgirr, 21 ; Walton, 5 ; Alsrmis, 1 ; Esweinsitt, 2or 4 ; 3; Jtur , 3 ; 114t.riit ‘F row), S; N..itli 3; 114cliel 3; sutl Mai y and Elisibetk S large. CO/IN IsXCIIANGE. Aucvsr 11. w e ',eve had bet fess Orr%lt arrivals eine, filnndas s , r,„, o.ing In she fine mare ur ihr •tailer. Ile•re •*ll 14. Ilia demand. The few salon made in fine it h e m tw o r.• kt Mortclaa'a pricer bon. Mors .npda.rts ila price. ass and Drank routs:me it our 64 g anl y d to %cm ___—r...m. sr PRICE OF STOCES TEXTERDAY. B ink Stock.. 23i 233 I Witt R. 1141... le Is 1 ,, 3 prr Ct. it. 41..... 7all I Es. N 11111, ' 2... i S 2 ;•r• I 3p. i Ct. C0m1....i1e I Derti..ents 4 l6 17 16 d i , 3! 1. ,,, c e " . .... sii I inttery Torko • IV. IN % 4 per Cent..... 91i 9, I Oronittott •• •54i 8 I.r. 5 dr, Cr. N. All. 1044 I Corm. f o r Ace. 72k 71i! II itilt Long An. 19 3-161 I 72 MARRIM;LS. Snloreht, morning Ins/, It St. Martin's ehntrh, A. A. F. 41 of Chrlies, to Mies Cooostx, of hAnt.sitt et, Ad. at St. (*rewrite's, Ifsnover.square, by Ihe Ree Sp. neer Nladaa. rI.A. Canon Itesidensiary of Liel.R.H, beutrisiwit-Culvert the Humoursl.l.. James Henry Itel Ste. art. . 'mother or dot Ltrl of Gal horny, I. Hew 0.. A nne , 5e e ....4 datirbirr of the Iter. Spetterr Madan, W.. The Hu( he •4 of Marthterough and Lady Caroline. Speritir Cliarchi It litmovred the bridal party with their prestige. DEATHS. On the Mb instont,at Kit kb,- Losidak, Westrnorlsisi, is Me Qlih year of his age, Mr. Wm. Howson, formerly of list thret WON •, In Bolton, near Lancaster, and late .4 Rob. t en lire. NI-% MVOS), Surrey. His ttrailt was otemweed the overturning of the Eamonth o pp os it ion tom b f ru . N., castle the preceding slay. l'iwadlay last, in Gardiner•slreel, Dolt lin,seter a 'Pry poi. iraeird and steer. illness, Mr. Montgomery, Isle Stage Mo u sed r of the Thentre•Euyal, Dohlin. On the Vilth hlt at Ely, in the 74th year aids:loJuly* Gulltotne. Esq. Mr nearly half a century Receiver sod I id. prurhatr•General In the Hots. Cu►hrcation of Bedford Lire, • I n ch office he resigned at site last Ap►il Meeting. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. 5108101 mm 29 Ow & j Evening 53 ■!ter IL DR. BO E RHA A VE'S celebrate 4 ft ED PILL, branded N... I on the bog, and scald with :dark wax, for Biliunq, Nerv o us, and Female Complaints. Price 4s. Old. per bits, with ample direciiims. The Red Pa II s joistly.esteerned for its agreeable nail cr tain upe. at iun, try which it rletitally remove. all iusetioii orolostroction of the stomach sad bowels, whether arising from bile. indigestion, aitnleney, or cold. sickness al the stomach, head.sehe, &c. by dislodging acrid bile or one: cm whites retained in the intesimil canal. It is at all times safe; and has been given with mu=tt:/r y good effect during pregnancy. To persons of bil soar blbet., and th.•se of sedentary lives, wbu are subject to miss, head. aches, banister slid giddiness, this medicine is emiotatty 1314- ill log neither confineinent 110 f restraint of .1.1; Anil for these complaint• it lots maintained many years ihr eel public reputation. Mast of the ills attendant on the turn of life, et a certain period of age is females, are removable by these Nis: they speedily relieve head at lie, sicknesm, langtosr, and debil.ll. and have great efficacy in the removal of obstructions *ail pains in the back and loins. &Ad by Leigh, IR, Strand; fiscon, 150, Oxforl.orts t Butler, Cheapside; Torte, Exchange; and Ward. floltnirso THE Profe•sioo of Phymc la (.f ',nett high portanee, that beyond any other it ought to be to pt clear of ignoreece mud qnackeiy. Messrs. CURRIE and CO. having dedicated thenmelsets to the study, and twee, gratified by the most conatderable practice in that branch they thought proper to select, trait, that, after thirty yeats modeller ill ibis Metropolis, their ta lents are so well known, and their rematailOn an COMOulu IS established, that no apology is required fur their deviation from the regular mode of practice. It may be proper to state, that their medical cduratiou Iran been ofthe first clam, that they are Members of the Royal Colleges of Lando'. and Edinburgh, aud as saissfactory evidences of the troll' of this statement, their Diplomas and Testimonials be seen at their Louse, No. 107, Hatton-garden, wlwre they may he committal with the greatest stymy and himeon. by patient. of either sex labouring unde► any of the folauw. lowing compl•ints lit. A celtain Disease, for which they have discovered a remedy that is not only a cunt olete sobsti taste (or mercury in the cure of this complaint, but which has the advantage of eradicating the disorder without d, busts ing the COI ddd du. lino. This remedy has be►n umal for some time with the floppiest effects on the Coutiaeni, sod pcomises to be the ems of entirely exploding the sae of mercury, except In the most complex and inveterate c In cams of nervous °chilies. and vascular Relaxa tion their researches hive hten moo fortunate, anti they ore to a late introduction to a fa lend and pupil of the alliaorious Ti-sot the acquisition of a simple mode of 'evidence', eshlth in discarding the violent meana hitherto practised as this country, gives a tone to every scalar fibre of the patient, remote, his animal spirits, and re-est.iblishes his vigour withont inflaming th• constitution, and thus expasiug ham to the danger. of a relapse. 3.11 y. Is Strictures of the Urethra, Messrs. Carrie 1.11-1 Cut ' s plan of treate:int has an tar surpassed every other 11.: thud of cure, that Ili, y have elicited the asionishaneut au .1 approbation of the moat distingtordard imed.cal cif. cling in three wee jot, care winch defied all :11.• of their .kill. Mews. I unto. as.il Co. of late have had roe. ral pagieses who hail been weak .noueh to place them.. 4.-4 ander Ike care, and I.nlomit to the mode of treatment. of men u , terly 0 11.41 Ord 111 she rare of this most &inmost% st,sl painfill complaint, aid when aft. r the tom of nsucls tome glossary, they aprhed to them, and felt the efficacy of airs. plan, they have been invariably as warm is their contrite,. - illations of the skill lo WhICII they owed their re,tpraliuu 1, . health. as wont" is. their es tissues of the ignorance to a his is airy had nearly fallen victims. Patients in the eouillry are desired to state particulars et . flair case ; their litters most he pail, enclosing a Bank of England note, when the necessary advice and medicines will be sent to any plot of the wog id. No. 107, Illation-gas deu. LONDON : Printed sod Published at t►e Mist, No. 127. Strand; where A.lvrrtivemarmta are received, and I rttr rs (port-paid) rust be addreas►d—C. 3101111, Na cloment's 100, Printer—J. WHITE, No. It 7, Sham!, Pobliobor • a k • r.