The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1826-09-22 00:00:00

. • 4 , . / . . . • . ...... 111.111.1"11 1n .:L. " ' ' . •#. . ,• ,/ JZ •-/ /f ' ..( ,c d ' ~. •- - •.- , ~:- . . • . . • 1 ,9 I I- "4"6-1 .----/ 3 (--4- - .7" ~ 4'... 1_ I . , L . ea-• • e.. , e - - Va.-- , . 1 7 • • . ,-- ' ''! ' '' i r e; • 1,. , :-.-; • p '''' • . e', • '....' • I e , •?--e.') e ° ra Vt.. 1 , V.-7 : ..e.e.e" - 1 - •e .- s / I :s etr - * .'• • \ .(. ^ .. " 3 ,-- •e. %- \ ~. e 111, .--i. 0 .* : ' (.'• •' 0 f-,•• - _. , . . rE. Its . INQUESTS. . _.,,, 33 1 C l t i .' - 14 1) : ::,....,...+. Ez , ‘.. t , -1...., .... : Z- ~:1 , .ir .... ' , ,,-.-1 ,r,,, .. 1 . .. ' N 'o" . ' l °'• -•:: . P. , ;111 .4. 44. ..k. f ls: AO. - ••,, v. ~...,r ; `, : r. , , ,,, . 1 / 4 r : 7 .., ~.., .../, ,IA .- t . .. , / .. . - 1 1„../ ' v., . _.„.." t.'..t ' '.l • . .. . ~ ENl' AT LORD BELNIORE"S. ' . • eL i 5.7 41 , 0, 4 5-••••* N - ( '-•1t • 1 3 -., - .--•': 4 '' • outeition was taken . Ile the Turf 7a ilit,cs, Eeq. on view of the bad of . /' 4 . .. Itt. i ) .......'.:, . ' -,. ......4*. , ....- 19 his death under the following dr ead. • • . • . . . . . . .: . .----- e -----s--------- . in 110mnre, stored, that there Is a Well -e----• -- __ • • • . lo in his Lonbitup's house, which fier y. Aiello • week ago • bricklayer was • I,()ND()N • , FRIDAY S ' EPT _ , Fetter. ft was a.certained that a spun_ : NI). 7,420. ..._..... .. , . Sell, which teni•ered the descent ver y .---. - .1111.PP1.W.; chick in the afternoon, however, the t l; NOTICE TO 51 ARINERS. SALE BY AUtTION. .- • THE ARMY. EM BER :22, I 82(i. .. . 6 w:i tl.. c well; he are, let down b y a rope ' RUN DIA:STONE. • LIVER POOL, V btin , ind on reaching the Imitem. Bor t ; - TRI N . I Tr.IIOIIVR, LON DOW, Rept.2l, 3026. DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, LANDTAX GENERAL ORDER. • • ite rti , ly to the inquiries of there above ' yoTICE it hereby given, Mot Me lIED BUOY o REDEEMED. , Hone fluent% Sept. 3, 111211. The Iris, Mamie, and Vertu son the I...pet, became Manned tor hi; ' , r , k the si•uatlon of the RUNDLESTONE has been r e. WOOLIIASIPTON, BERKS. The Commander.in.Citief has great satisfaction in annintqcing, at New York Ifhlt August. a rope round his Led'', he was lo d o ' 7 SI -t - s•I 'e ll C4Vll;te nation Point bearine. b. N. and at a Distance Not long after his descent. he cellel By ('LOVER and P.l ICE, for tote Inf:ernitition and guid.incelit the Officers of the army, the 1 Tire Alex:outer, Baldwin, I P.l wTs . -. 8 la a W. b. S. direction thee Rock. tidied up ; this was done instantly to '' ' '' t•a" lly Command of the Cornoration, - annexed Itheral regulations, which have ken establialied by his , phis 16th August. On MONDAY NEXT, at Three ellock in the Afternoon, at . .itioleMy'4 4 lovanment, to accniiimod de the circutiestances of AI I seas quite in s ensible. On his rennin gto the House of Mr Sampson, the Angel Inn. IVonl.hamptan, The slarmion, Pelle, from , ye- Ofbeere who' shall, henceforth, be entitled to pasimgca in fteight 19. h August. • . • J. II ERBERT, Secretary. a hii.: hold of his brother at the bottom A•N .eligible FREEHOLD OW ELLING-HOUSE, ships. 1 The Alexander Mansfield. _----------- te 1 rasp 1 ini firmly till his senses were ---- PORT OF SOUTHAMPTON. . - 1. consisting of two good parlours, kitchen , four largo airy bed- Officers will perceive that the said II zwilstions .contain a Neve Vork . l7th Aut ult. eft Lis MAIL the time:lard falling to the. ~,, t ri0 . 745 , , e, 5 , ,: e l servant's ditto, with detached kitchen, brewhouse, clause. w Isereby each individual who shell tad to avail himself I The Jane, Chit , from I deletes. d weft tak:n up by means -of lent walled garden, with luxuriant orchard ; compris- of the ps as age thus provided for him shall forfeit a fourth of I Ani.,tist. y Order if I !se Iltio.orrolde Ihe Commissioners , r.d ms brut tight o'clock is the evening. Be .„..i.,„4.,,,fe.im5.--For PUBLIC SALE, at the Custom ing, with the site of the IlOtl2e. an acre end a 'Nailer el land : le- the charge Me messing, specified in the annexed scale; and that I The Florida, Bourne, iron IP. v i ral hoots. tie ,.,, e. „ a TIICIIShA , Y, September N. 1826 , at Eleven a o ° 4 ' getlicr with a chaiee.bou se , two- e lan stable , double corgi-house, the Rego re ntal Agt nts are made reepntteible to the het-A cententally 111 :111natetl. . 1 ;be Forenoon precise ly, pig..ties, fowl-house, a newly.erected granary, enclosed divided withholilit g the amount of all welt forfeitures front this patties in ; file vyaldo, n mni -3-MIM I fr 211 ;cars el age, and has left a wife and FOR HOME CONSUMPTION. rand. and an i.xcellent meadow of nearly sixascres; si:uate at Wool- their respe,hire agencies. 31 days. public for 1 Aveiro. . Gallus • rani." Brandy 133 G allons Foreign Geneva b impton aforesaid, and lately in the occupation of the Rev. J. .9.: • ' I Ti)(' BITE 01? A DOG. Oi eisWeieht strength for dealers. liestinell. By coonnand of his Royal Iliithneit the Commander.in•Chier. I - 1 0 , : d he o lh it iP i Lier e •ereS on i l l ; e --- rnoc i n f i II EN It Y TORRENS, Adj.. General. I 9 Handspikes 1 The Venus, ---,, from f,iv o I !erlest was held by J. K . Uwwirs The prernisce, except the chaile-houee, are in exc.:lien:repair, I 21Ist Jai) , to lat. 44. long. 21 don hospital, on the body of William' 2 Ivory Fans and adapted for the residence ore rev table family. Regotatiotes to be observed, in future, respecting Officerefor whom , is Oiiallill,,,,nns‘Fsprea7i,lihfiiientoe t • I I or till What t OM up ,•cou i n tat Institution on the ',em u evening, . . L,7' v ~,1., Fffelgo Wrought Silk 2 Ivory Parasol Sticks The Fixtures will be sold Ilth the li , tate, a;d also a Rick of Passogasto•Foreign Stations are pmvided in Freight Ships. i , of the hi•e of a dog. a Silk Netkerthirfs -I 10 Ivory Card Cases Use, Sell got up, about six tooa ; and Cart. of a rick of old ditto, i • o • .Al seeeksege 1 2 Ivory Puzzles • 'l'he Cwptt an is,boutid, by the engagement or his owners with the ' Commissioners or the Navy,. to provide every °dicer proceeding - 431". 1 414 1m.A ..1°11 1 iT e:an . (175 1c Li e t t e l' h e a til li t i l: mined.-_ l ' ad-- I vim a p u p il o r this hospital. ' : R ' 1a . ..:„,, J , ji, e ,"„ie e eehtefa 1 "Woollen Shawl aboot three tons. in his on the, 19th July spoke the br le di erased was brcught into Otis Lisa Funnel' particulars may he known, and cortlitions of sole hail, iuts lle said that on that day, same wale . I Iliomiged Ficteres . 6 Leghorn Hata sed a man who tens bleeding a dO5 is Ye& of Cambric • I Leather Trunk by spplying to Masers. J. and S. Pearce, Phillip., and Bolger, 10, (i?:i•e"Letchnse.mgebnitrairign,gdirnneri.ihttaa,hiettfindekesuutpeacndr, ii ree nd y oik ; ir - . a eint of good Fort. or foreign whiff ire , per diem), at the charge - , SAlthill 5-lane, Loudon ;or of Glover and Peace, Estate-Agents, 0. „,,,,A i i , the artetea ,d see k. fe w, ilea above the respective - Ira hint, which ran at his kg, and roy e - t t 14 .tsli Oars ' .7 Warps .441........ - .' , ...5.. , ..-:.s. - 5 , -- a Ile French Sloop "Le Reareux Fortune," 20 38.94 Tone. & m en : l,mm. portion% to bo borne by the Of fi cer and the public, when the Ot en EAl.llOtl4ll, SUPT. 1'9.- h. I dressed the wound, which was very „,,i, 'ace feet* hyperet, Perrolture. and Heat pun emitted to 21 . 5 .,._ av inflamed. Symptoms ef mortifieation Ing e for the Cape of tined Eft is pristeeding to his lestination wieder circumstances which entitle i Newport and Newfoundland, t lells emoltieted advisable to have the orie,., reg ist er); seven open Boats and their Materials t the HOUSE AND ESTATE AGENCY OFFICE, sutateel. The operation was performed o n . 83 S Riehopegate-street Within. him to a free paysa t re. • When that is not the ease. the 0 hole charge _ rt.vnotra, titer. 111.- ascii expired on 51-nday evening. 14'hi,e , !,,,,,rteebr:teretnlulls of Six open Rorie and their Materials; and ben up Half Ankers Firewood; the whole of which . for meriting is of mane to be defrayed by the Officer ; and upon all t occueiints the Came ht is to be pail ontr-four:h of the table money I Wind E. ly of the danger of permitting euch rape without bring muzzled. The dieso. E in n,y a; item!, caused by the injuries seized - and krill' , cordemned. Alan Five old Baits, el sundry c•nulemneil Stores, from the Coast Guard Service, itc. 01 7 ENR li L. C'o(./PER begs to solicit the attention of for every Officer wh e does not cmlsark, unless sufficient notice is i it the Nobility, Gentry, and Public at Liege, to Ms Registry given to present his , troviding for MS Illtels. Ponrserott TO, Sree. a Fewami„ lront•lhina. Wiee ; !lenses and Estates for Sale; this Registry posse.ses a restore of In all eases of suck forfeiture beieg incenrcel the Officer will lie DEAL, SE I. T. 211.-/1 rriizi bite. 1 tic whole may be viewed. anti the Spirits tasted, on application " ' atter Citerun House, beiween the hours of nine and two ci!clock, peculiar accommodation and impottance, is airing at once a con. required to pay fur it.: for which purpose die necessary orders will I ' , miler. te India. Attired a ied-1 am the son of the deceesed, sod antennas view of property of Varteli. description 's, via Freehold , be Oren to the Rcgienental Agent, unless his being withdrawn unties to Loudon. Wind E. ..days precadiog the sale. er.street, Aflame . ..pol. I saw hi the --- - Leasehold, or otherwise , e i th er. for sale o r purchase, The lilt corn . should tome taken plea • for the convenience e l f the service, or chat ll• it len v„ SEPT. 17.-T dent, rit the hospital. ]bare eines ROY.tle COBURG THEATRE. prises also houses furnished or unfurnished for short periods. It ano•lter Officer embark% in his place. on slinteoa the West Sand, hose name is Hemmings; he liver in e eneti Toe IMMEDIATE: ear now.tor or BIS - ROYAL is the principle of' his establishment to settle all accounts promptly. when ogn eee , , re p ro wided with passayes in freight ships upon I into the harbour. 1-road, and is a dog dotter. I 'Pentland St iGtiNVis THE Olt Br Ov sessex• and to make no charge for the registry of property, however exten t was in from the furious attack of the • volt THE BENEFIT OF 'l'll E IHSTRESSED sivt. unless absolutely disposed of through his . agency. Estates nicatital will be made to the. Genrunixsionere of the Navy respecting - el. , • the apptiznio” of the Com mander.in.(3iief, the necessary commit. pe t t : e t i : b t u tio ,h eC t , n i Se a p n t e . as ! .( l,l r ,- 1 : surveyed and valued-Rents received-and Serunties of every de- tho•e entitled to the allowance in aid of their mese, and to those frigate, between the Niiitlin; td that it was his favourite dog, Trust. I' LETTER-PRESS PRINTERS. . . will) much indifferewee, expressed his scription attended to whit promptness end attention. Extensive o nly will it be granted. landed here by the friga:e ve •fli,, public and the Trade at large are respectfally informed, Dry Store-rooms for Warehousing Fu rn iture on moderate terms. • s ite had fed him only a store time before. ' • in tif the *teat and unparalleled HESS sortily had hit I•inteelf not long since. •' • e.ete in the PRINTING BUSINESS, a few Friends have RATES AT WHICH GOVEithret ENT CABIN P.ASENGERS SHALL CUSTOM HC from the off, tee of which he hail not even MR. FAY, SURGEON DENTIST, 7,Saekville-street, RE PROVIDED WITU A PROPER mesas, 'Pei THE PLACE OF SHIP . , ENT.ERED ;ee1,1.1 ;laded by .Hying , lam sorry for the old ; Awed t o take the Royal Coburg Theatre. for the above Till' AIM DESTINATION. Atinitettlam; UfllfM, • .... Is Slated that he had, on inquiry, rum- ,'..ci, TO-31011110W EVENING, the 23 I September, when don Pireadilik, begs leave to say, that the account of his Opera of cutting a the crowns of carious Teeth, which has appeared tend t Rotterdain, Lsming, is a regular dog and badger tighter, and toil tepee, 1 the Hibernian Deena founded cn the Tales of in all the leading Journals , is subetentially correct ;.but deems it Rates to be Amount Amotat Danteic ; Prinu Saxe Coba r; ...elf ii.m rarmily, called megrim*. charged for the to be paid by tabe paid by the smith , front Harlingen • .101 See animals of both these description*, tor necessary to state that It is applicable only to cages in which The CAPTAIN JOHN ROCK , Officer's Mesa the °fitter C " mi " l° "'" .. Settles xerrtnen dure dieretee le confined to the crown or tipper part of the Tooth. When TION. by the Altr.tert. of tut ' of td to the dyad -hoose to view the body. It ' is die roma of tke Evening fle ADDRESS. appromiate to the the fangs are disc:teed, which is comparatively rare, extraction is for Ebdorws and Copenlieger d the amputeted limb presented a most re. oceleion, will be defieered by Mr. Rowbotham • absolutely necessary, and may be of with hie Forceps, which _Embsultatlon. the Navy. Anne, Whitmore, for Fier in the extent of the wound, and the rapid Slater l' , urr evil firm a Fantasia on the Grand Pianoforte. in are accurately fitted to the structure of the Teeth, tied allow of teaks : Ilene, Cocks, fist :1 .e. ..e. al. On their return the foregoing evidence eeich lie will introduce the popular Air of " Cherry Rine" their reinuval in a line perpendicular to their sockets, in the y ew it. %F e l" id 21/ ' BS Sprenger. far Stettin; Count ionises were idiom being sworn to its our- easiest, the safest, and the sweat manner. Ceylon ....... :st 20 9 0 James , Ispence, for If anitt lin Ilarkfr, who has kindly offered his sersices, will si ng •730 t Jury, Ale lisle., remarked that it ap. of hie faeninite Popular Songs. that a month sod upwards should have. I t o reecurite Glees ot " The Chough and Crow, ' " With Hawk BY AUTHORITY OF PARLIAMENT. Calieof Good 11. • 10 80 ward Hauls, .11oirlipt, for M without the neereeey amputation being and Hound," and '° Illow, Gentle Gales,'" will be sting . se Helena.- f 44 The LORDS CO3IIIISSIONERS of his .MA J ESTY ' S TREA- Rto de Janeiro 8 22 for Elsinore sod Copenhege trine state of the limb, coupled with the 30 SHIP, ciarattEnOca'W: • Li.: .Derth of Abercrombie," in.! " Ito of Biscay," by a FURY have percmptorilv Hied for the CONCLUSION o r. all Jamaica 32 3 23 Ws dying in two days after it wart taken IiCWTLEMAK. 20 life& sad St. JOhn'o. New I LOIVERIES, WEDNESDA Y, 111th Next Month Oct.(OtLee r : 2 , 2 sl mnd* at Swiger period than WaS pr. dent had beets ep, y• a a Smith Widest Rnyalier, /1 tic Dart of " When a little F we tee "b M der nd • 3 10 if the op. ration had to immediate, Ilse 3lise Tertne, both under Twelve Years of Age. ILI AZARD and CO., Contraetots, in retarning thanks North 'meth:* • I ;:6 . owls, Fothergill, for Almeir ele en preserved. (I . si the l'upsl)--Wati ls - 4 11 . ..w w ww .o,;:ther with a variety of Song.. and a Selection hook the Music 11 for the distinguished favours shown to their very oltLests. Otoraltat .. . td Ihl. in orations of Macbeth. Wished Offices, beg to remind the Public. this is the Last Oppor. Mitts ' 20. I Iv COl/01Vr4 It was pet :twined by Mr. Andrews, ore onian Woods } •Ir. 51er lir tt,i,legeniu of Sr. St. nettled., will preside at the Grand omit! that can ever be presented of gainieg an Independent - For. Cmut of Wei se 4 8 22 • Pianoforte. tune by merely risking a few Pounds. ..-...---,-... .e-ee.....--e-_---- -- _ --etc--- - -"• 00 -1 gentleman should have been is attanddeo .. - An inquetr e sti held at A Ifernyipe b y 1 fanny Ladf, 7 intro of age, pupil to Me Wilson. ILA ZARD and CO.O having been eminently succeeeful in selleg RATES OF PAsSAGE ALLOWANILN6 SANCTIONED WY Tilt LA KAn i ng no, 1,02, tel lid apilThit you were prestilt when it was The whole to conclude with the favourite Drama of Capital.; of Thirty Thousand Pound., feel • a pleasing confidence in • Loitlial COMIIMIPIONfiits 091118 TREASURY. hanging to die Are-timber i ...I wit s, Sir. llif. OLD O.IK CHEST, or THE SPECTRE BANDIT. recommending this Last and Only Scheme to Public Notice, as it contains the unprecedented Number of e S that the deceased and his wi • Subaltern, aiderable time; that the la all the same thing. [Then, hinting to • Lleutensot- • Capita, 1 Adjutant, for infennation did not seem eery pa. meters were be heed, and pleers taken , on apulication to Mr. SIX PRIZES of 30.000/. • Colenel Paymaster, nounc.:d teas trance against Lein of you before , Sir. I see k is year limo , se toe ivrx.offiee of the Theaire, franc II till 4. Tickets No Blanks ! Every Ticket a Prize ! fortuity.; the unequalled or „ i s . I Quatter- Master, and that she h ad otherwise t und Verdict-" That the deceas ns of this co mpla i ned if in our power. .eiv also he had of Mr. ThOmas, bookseller, 2, York-street, aggregate of 349.450 r. 1 All in One Day! WEDNESDAY, Nth Major. Burgeon. 1 Avlst.-Surgcon. re o' your having of me be.. fwmt.garilen ;at Mr. Nich o l s minting office, Earl's Covet, of Next 3lonth (October), when All Lotteries End for Ever 1 of deign& hung liimself.". 7 1 reason I cannot discover, untie.' it be that. I ranboarn.strect ; Exeter Arms, tlarteigh.street, Strand; Mr. . „, jekets and Shires are Selling by HAZ.ID and CO. L'on/ • .• a 1 ' • Another inquest ea, hell naps several times In one week to inquire Thehtll's Atom* Rooms. Portemendioureet• Lincolit's-Inn. • - a STATIONS . .-4, . 2 I I - ho l 1 j Llit e Langdon, an infant about taste. of death which take place at dint in- telee; of :11r. Ilethetinaton, Ponder Encyclopedia Office, Kings- tractor,, Royal Exchang e Gate • 24, f'ornhiil r, 321. Oxford-4 ' : Al, t ; .- i Oat the deceesed having on i. .„ i ; * .. - • roll . not perinie me to countenance the very street ; rhere they sold . i n One !Lot ' ter. o A . , _lithe Prises .71,0801. I • '''.l- 2 ..t ., 2 a . 11 • !• k il i , kr. •- .. g•tz; .! rant was sent to - n pocket egliiteoce with *inch the proceedings are teeeeetteee., Holborn ; %I'm. Mills, Three Sager Loaves, Union. and during a sheet pencel, Nine Pris es f 3u.ogoi ! ...), 4 ! sad ° 8 22 1- .. i! ll3c !,:i se - A, a and that instead of tne gent greet, Borough; at the Three Herrings, Deli yard , fen le-bar; ; 20,0091. ! and in the Latter drawn lot Mar..h last, . ose it is that has incurred your dieplita. t : ...., ei 2i 0 1.1 1 II •..„ tg. 11. I I•t e • eV. i 2 penny worth of a spurious nee in cht Wall, Fleet-street ; Georige, East Ilarding-street ; a maitre tit perfect indiffeter.a. lam a .11 the ;Iyoy Palate. te•tead; of Mr. ger, 19. Hill-street„Wal. THREE PRIZES of 29,800 L ! . 8 ~i ., s l Ti li In: ..4 1 - ,Lat'l,. -4 which threw him into a 'tat oh, and am e.ot to be deterred from an ... 1 1, - 1 1 , 1 ' tM „ IC 2,4 Y, , for sixteen hours; wben hi wooh.• Messrs. A ger owl Robinson, faiir-dressers. Leadenhall- ' . Worm as a Juror; and I again repeat it, the e'er:: Mr. W. Weimer, ;cannier, ia, Xewßintd-street ; and at IN'TERESTINO AND USEFUL.FAMILV sop& ,4—.----- ,—,„--- A tm o t inetantly expired. have been present, and this business .Ittforee.shoe ad Star, Fleet-enact. •A' s. et 1 1. . tle that baring a licence he w rgl 11 E FAMILY ORACLE of II EA L'fll ; or, N ew s. sv e l ee 2 20 0 140 I ga 0 420 .. 1 ..., W • • ' • Rol.. 4A.; Pit 2s. ; Gallery .I*.-Deors open at half - past Five I_ ; 11e roe of Demestie Economy, Medicine. and Gond cerion ..... 218 19 11$ 111 19 ' 100 .. .... ...."' rives , but he was not jetitit any comylaint to matte against me, you I 2 111 , I , I ti itB2 . .. .... 76 Manner before stated, and e'el.ick, an Ito commence at a Quertcr past Six precisely. Living. Adapted to all Ranks of Society, from the Palace to tile • Alausit l 4.-•a t of King 0 Bench, and there I dare say I endengerine the lives of hi! Cottage. . Cape of Go nrrul manner in which impious are eon- t LDION FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COM- Edited by A. F. CRELIs, M.D. F.R.S. Ste., and W. M. I hope ...... 1291P1e1,9 te . 70 .. .... 6O from the afects of a too pi Coast of Melee Il e ii , 2 . 44 i s s se .. .... 36 newt! and *old as Godfrey'. it in the neiehbonrhood. lam astoniehed ' i . PINY, %VA ',LACE. Esq. Batbadom....• ; 1' ill the vreee, reached the ears of the publ.c. New RIK DOT-, limey. RtAselvatans, Assisted by a Committee of Scientific Gentlemen. • Jamaica I - • .. . owns. tent and if he does not discharge his duty Empowered by Art of Patetismo'. To be had , by order, of all Boolteellers Jed Newsmen in the Bahamas ~ •. .e.•• -410 TUMULT OF Ti eternal account of this day's very esteem- Cepital -One Al illian. United Kingdom, chile,. in eingle Nenthers, or in Sets. Price One Honduras ._ 9 . _ . 8 .4 1 ! .. .;.. • a Pewterer& all do so myself. "Ile Pr.:ohms of Pas Insurances Weed with this Company, , Shilling each. Each Number complete in itself. The following curiou , • 11411 fax ' I „ e ... le , sA. la i to .time further questions from the JO U, to tesehree ordinary Chtessee here, witi3 tOnlill eaceptiems, been •,,* The following are lent a few of the Contents of each Num- Netetonodtand 1' ''• '' . ."' '- - --.; - "*. - 3° ., purse paper,publislted e he deceased's being brought to the Uwe ',land as fidlows :- ber, since the first publication of the Work, and can only give • Q o ebee to his death, a consultation was held ea his lo the lint (last - to IC fid. pa CAW. slight idea of its utlity :-....! .2 1 4 /tr f , ,, 46 11 0 4 2 :1 1 .... .... Remade •. •. 1,, 4 it i s i1k,.... 24. 7 Our readers Are aware t dile!' wns, trout hum, conethution was COTISI. In the second Class . to 2s. Oliver Cent. OltualtAr .. . 1' inent in che. Bay of Cat Iv the imputation. At length, as an ul. ' lokt .third Chas -to Oct. fidsper Cent. The Oracle of Health , for July, containing-The Treatment of Mane- - 6 9 40 li •• •e•• ~.,3 9 lisitment of foreigners I e piece ; and it was his opinion, that if it Fare Policita, the nocashi of which beroute•due at Ilichlelmas. • Cholera hlorhus or Bile Flux-Emollient Clyeter fur ditto-On leaden edam& 2 'ill IMO I 51140 i .. ... einmeeote.weeeeseeneweweste - The Portuguese obtaine Me ileceseed would not have guivived Kt • ,::: rxpir•, uel?sz renewed within fifteen laye'from 'kat rtrioil, the hleilical Properties of Wines-The Adulteration ....‘r Wines- I r : ..., rgair anii streets:id Methods far the Treatment r.f Areidents--fTh :ERRING G r met. , fora signal service peel ALBION FIRE *NI) LIFE INSURANCE COM- P N Ncw ISIKOOT.-4 raEtr. RtAnclentats, Lrupewerrti by Act of INCltiMel3t. t,r.pital —One Million. T'tt Pr.-nicms of l'ae Insurances Wetted with tMt Company. • :; t.Three ordinary Clatissa, kere t with certain etceptions. been t:t.,eed ar lama : In the lint Clam . to Is. Ad. per Cant. In the second Clam - t o 2s. &Lim. Cent. id‘ti•third Clans - to 4. &Leper CAW. Fire Policir'. the renewNla of which beroure•Jue at Michaelmas., 1 : 1 ; exPir', trim renewed within fifteen daye'from that period, *i*!,t Company enrit'untea to undertake In.urancea on Lives, on 1;:e1 : . Tent No Charge. is made on Life Inattraneea, in the • 4 Ati - tti , f4ea Fine. or Entrance Money . • and a large COM tniv4on I. ellolrcil to ?itt:',citors, sue others, by whom such In .• niers are effected. To be had, by order, of all Booksellers and Newsmen in the I United Kingdom, either in single Numbers, or in Sew Pries Ono Shilling each. Each Number complete in itself. *** The following are but a few of the Contents of each Num- ! ber, since the first publication of the Work, and can only give a slight idea of its uti.ity : 1 . ! The Oracle of Health. for July, containing—The Treatment of 1 Cholera hlorhus or Bile Flux—Emollient Oriel , for ditto—On the Illetlical Properties of Wines—The Adulteration of Wines— Easy and effectual 3lethotis for the Treatment of Accidents—On Fashionable Diseases, by Dr. Adair—Rules fur Travelling in Eng land—For Travelling on the Continent—The Advantage of base ments anti Clystem in Costive Habits—Recipes for rations Clymer% —To Cure Stammering or Hesitation of Speech—Captain Jettylris Vapour Bath—To Improve the Sight by Bisected rilso.es—The klonopoly of Tea--Dangerous Effects of Swallowing Fruit Stones I —Receipt for Making the Elixir of Longevity—To Cure a Squint i —Case of Poisoning from rating Pheasant, &c. &c. Contents of No. 1. (Fifth Edition).—About 1,000 copies of this Number were sold ir. Len ion alone, in the first two weeks.—Oyster Eating, by Dr. Kitchener—Medical Effects of Oysters in Con eumptions and Fevers--Effects cf Smoking Tobacco on the Health —Esting ricentifically—Circassian Mode of Procuring fine Eye !Ashes, at no eupense. No. 11. (Fifth Edition) contains—Ertyy Shaving on Chymical Principles--31edical Effects on Health by Beer, Porter, and Ale, by Sir A. Carlisle and Mr. Brande—Means of Escaping Gout and Rheumatism. Nearly Forty Articles in all. No. 111. (Fifth Edition) contains—Weekly Plans of Family Economy—Estimates for Incomes of a Guinea a Week and 3001. a Fesr—Diseases Cured without Me Heine, by Diet and Regimen only—Nervous Females. Is all above Forty Articles. No. IV. (Fifth Edition) Suicidal 31elanchnly—Prescriptions for Asthma and Rheumatism—Errors in Education causing Suicide—Utility of Silk Waistcoats—Experiments on Beef, Veal, Pork, &c. by Sir A. Coopu— Desk Diseases, contracted in count ing houses—Disorder of the Urinary Organs. In all above forty Articles. SPRING GUNS. desultory converecion, in which there ap. rep t;cy of opinion as to the ranee of the re tailing front the bite, or the delay in Between the hours of seven and eight in the evening of Sunday last, another of those accidents by spring guns, which have been so often recorded in this paper, occurred. A man of the name of Heywood, the gardener of Mrs. Leheup; of the Westgate-street, in this town, had set a spring pen (loaded with shot, contrary to the express order of his mistress, as she only wished it loaded with powder) in the garden, and going away, by some accident, stum bled on the wire, and the contents of the gun lodged in his breast. He had been at the Coach and Horses Inn during the afternoon with a cousin, which he left for the purpose of setting the gun, contrary to the advice of some persons there; who, seeing the inebriated state in which be was, dreaded some occident might ensue. A petty robbery had been committed a few nights since of a few onions frowthe garden, and a spring gun has been constantly set by night there since. To add to the horrid scene, Ilia wife, roused by the report of the gun, was the first w ho discovered the shocking state of her husband. A surgeon, who was close at band after an ineffectual attempt at bleeding him. pro trouncedi him dead; and be was carried to his own house on a hoard, dreadfully dis fi gured. He was not in the habit of drinking numb, and has left a wife and one child to lament Lis loss. A labouring man, of the name of Mark Dyson, was gathering nuts in Link Wood, in the occupation of Moseley, Esq., when lie trod on the wire of a spring gun, which discharged its contents into, and shattered his knee in a shocking manner. We last week noticed a similar ac cident in the same wood. Every day affords acme fresh example of the havoc there guns are creating among an innocent roadie. Who, In the name of Providence, can still continue to exhibit such instruments of de struction? Who, with weekly examples before their eyes, can sanction such deprecable conduct? But let any one calmly and judiciously examine the question. How seldom is it that the objects for which they are in tended suffer, when compared to the innocent blood that is spilled ? Does it bear a ratio of one to a hundred, or even lire hundred? Certainly not; and while we almost daily lit ar of the sufferings of innocent persons front these guns, through the whole year you will scarcely discover that a single robber or poacher has been injured. Let any person consider and decide upon the matter, even if thieves be the persona injured: (the point will not admit a doubt that the guns are set either to kill or injure, in some de gree, the aggressors.) Thicvea are aggressors of the laws of 1;tal as well as the laws of man ; and if such thieves he killed in the act of robbery, is it not uncharitable, in human, and unfeeling, to suffer individuals to be precipi tated into the presence of an offended God, unprepared, and sinful? And again, if life be spared, the fuss of a limb must generally be the consequence; and is such a loss to bear comparison with the paltry and petty thefts that are com mitted, when hundreds and thousands of other means might be devised for their prevention? Homicide, be it understood, consists not more in the actual deed than in the will and intention ; then why should he excepted those persons who set spring guns, or arc instrumental in hating them net Guzeile. On Thursday evening, about half-past nine o'clock, as Mt. W. Image was returning to Whepsteatl, from Somer ton, within ene mile of liThepstrsd, he was attacked by two footpads, who seized him by the collar, and, presenting a pistol to his head, demanded his money, and robbed him of four sovereigns and sonic silver. From their appearance and conduct, using dreadful imprecations, they are sup posed to- be part of a gang of gypsies ; one was in a . - slouched hat and bore smelt •frock ; the other in a white frock ; present they have eluded every ettdekrour for their apprehension.---807 Gazette, Ihe foreman to bring the question to isass ich tiding done, and there appearing a ms• former, a certikt of " Died by • bite if s WARNER PHIPPS, Secretsry. md watt next to be determined on, and a a penton present, expeeating a hope the: tried as would either lead to the destruction or leech he master that he could not with am about, endsuigeting the lives of Ms Mu- that the law of decdand was not applicable consequently he could nut comply with I, however, give dircctiena to the beadle to e that the a , imal W4ll d estroye d . . . . h ow th n e c C xp or r oner je of ti to its That a a n t d b; fining to the death of 'an indivijual" way and he conten.lcdthat it wit 4 just as appli- 31r. Hales. however, finding no sue ed ; after which the finding on the inquin or but on its reaching Mr. Miles is name to it. lirrii;tion)fiVhat an the reasons, Sir, of of a twofold nature : in the first pleat: I nfortunate man died, not from the Injuries t front the delay in the empotation, and improper time; and In the second place, vtl it not being in at:m(lone, we are tir e case requires, and what has been offered iet. No. V. (Fifth Edition)l.-Holiday Diseases of Young People— Laxative Onitight for disordered stomach—Art of Thriving—The Beauty of the Eyes—Nervous Discims, taunt! by Novel Reading —Means of improving the Tone of the Voice. In all shout fifty Articles. No. Vi. (Fifth Edition)—filasgow Punch, a Preventive of Gout. Gravel, and Stone; by W. Graham, Esq. Apothecaries and their Atiominables—Science of Strengthening Exercise—Rules fur Sleep. In 411 above fifty Articles. No. VII. (Filth Edition —Alarm of Small Pox after Vacci nation, with Tests of Security for all who have been vaccinated, from one to twenty yearn ago ; by Dr. Gregory—Economi;al Experimems on When, Bread, Butter. Tea, Colfee, Sugar, Coals, &c.—Diseases from Shaving and Saud:taking. In all about , fifty Articles. No. VIII. Marks of Consumption just beginning. began, con timi-d —Tests of Danger in Consumption—Pest method of Clean ing the Teeth—Lady Morgan's Tooth-brush 'and strengthenieg Wash for the Teeth and Gums—Qualities of Ant W.roOt—Econuttly • of a Clergyman of Small Income. No. IX.—To check Consumption. and draw it cff from the Lungs—To prevent or relieve a Consumptive Cough—Cause of Cough—Powerful Cough Preventive —Economy of a Bachelor, who has 1501. a year—Ladies* Diseases. No. X.—Disorders from Overgrowth—Alkaline Draught for Acidities and Weakness—Removal of Weakness—Ode of Ulcers In the Lungs—Whets for Broskfaat—Economical Estimit:ta for ILO/. and 2.00/. a year—Ecenornical Home-brewed. No. XL—Summer Amusements for bralids--How to Harden and Strengthen the Bones—Cause and Remedies for FIC , ;;ICI Homan Balsam for the Skin—Purifying Water fur the Skin — Nervous Indigestion. No. XII.— Desk Diseases—Cau.es and Symptoms of Piles— Opening Pills for slow Bowels—Laxative for Piles—lnfallible Tema - the Value of Ilops—scot: Ilotch Potch—Ruined Constitu. dons and curly 01.1 A c ! and Preventives, &c. No. Xl' I !urren cy and Pat ron rge of the Oracle—Bowel Com. pkints of 1).4 tecotlivr—Triatinent of Choler* Morbus, or flux—Bitter Tot,ic fur the Bowels. No. X I V.—Hints for choosing Spectacle!'" by Dr. Kitchener— School Diseases and School Vico!. by Dr. A . P. Buchan—Treat ment of the consequent Debility—Evils of Boarding Schools ex posed—Economical Eider Wine, &c. No. XV.—New Worm Illealeiees—Methrd of cleaning Flint. ture—Nledical Critiques on Old Women'e Prescriptions—Valuable Svereta for ArnateurDrinkers—ltemerly for Morning Head-oche— Receiptfur Macassar Oil—Monopoly of block-Jignity by I.ondon Physinana, &c. No. XVI.--Disorders of the Bowie in Infancy—Management of Infants.and Chihlren in Health and Disease—Treatment of Scarlet Fever and Measles —Strengthening Lotion for Boldness and Thin Hair, &c. Published by J. Wreck, it t, Straval ; and to be hod of alt Bootaellets in Town and Country. •hat 14 your name, and when do you live ? is Hales. and my house is opposite NV bite- I" took down both the name and address , it is impossible fur us to determine, so we public. MARKETS. NOE. WE nerawair. OSP r• 29 - rrivals this morning from the tto role coast. Aof foreign Oats. The Wheat trade was t any material alterable in the currency of ley tau offered rather lower than on Mon t very fine of the chief part of time ap to extremely he3y3. and In some caws sales r lower. There was no variation in the CORN EXCHAN6E, Sgrr. 19. t has hens Nett, and the demand during the t. For Oats we have had a daily increase in the holders refoiring higher prices, sale% to a woderate extent, at hilly fol. sdtrtMp leverni e.trgoes of Wheat in bred have boo This thy we had • good attendance of country, as also town. The finest new Irish [relb. advanee on last week's prices. Some heat ♦ t:liout alteration. In State el.. de the advance during the week was scarcev futiod few purchasers at any advance. In MARKF.I", Migp?suit, 21i. Ships Vold. Prier. 17i . lid to Sits Sd 7 —s erl to Sbo 4 41 • la •• ..... ....• ud to lis l' a rtilA DAT AT LONDON BRIDGE. In. after 411 1444411........ 2 1414. afbrrb H PH^FSBAN.B4IIO J. W.CAULTQN.N• Nb WWI OF •tANNO S, sin , e plow. . • - e.•••• , . 7 , • 4. '1 • • r• - • ( ' ( • r r-4 - ;) p ' • • tr/ I IY. X "1, \ s t • *‘. ~ t, i f , • .7 Al • "5 1. • , • - I • ttr • • •or •'' • ti 7.4 • 4 4 • . • SWIPING INTP;I.LIORAICK GENERAL ORDER. • LIVERPOOL, WEntrEatraY, Srtr. Horse (email% Sept. 3, 101. The hie, Harris, and Venus, Norgrove, from Liverpool, arrived The Commatider.in-(tltief has great satisfaction in annooneing, at New York 18th Memo. for the Warm:demi and guidance of the Officers of the army, the The Alexander, Baldwin, from Liverpool, arrived at PhiWel. annexed Ithentl regulations, which have been ~ stablished by his pltia pith August. '.3ln)esty's Government. to accommod tie the circumstances of all I The Marmion, Petrie, from Liverpool, arrived at Philadelphia Ofacer4 who shall, henceforth, be entitled to positive in height r 19. h August. . •'" ships. The Alexander Mansfield, Nlenz'es. front Belfast, arrived at (Kerry will perceive that the said R.:„- , uistions .contain a New York•lyih August. clause, w siereby each individual who shall tutu to avail himself I The Jane, Child, from Liverpool, arrived at Charleston 10th of the pa visage thus provided for him shall forfeit a fourth of I August. the charge- far messing, specified in the annexed scale; and that I The Florida, Bourne, from Liverpool, arrived at Boston Eith the 'legit rental Agents are made responsible to the public for ;locust. withholder g the amount of all sieli forfeitures from tics parties in i The Waldo, Hardman, from Havre, arrived at New York in their respdhire agencies. 31 days.' By commend of his Royal flighneat the Commander.in.Chief. I • The ship Montreal. --, from Liverpool to Quebec, off the Old HENRY TORR ENS, Adj.•Cleneral. 11 , nd of Kinsale up the morning of the 15th inst. Wind at N.E. The Venus, from Liverpool, has arrived at New York. On , I 21st July to lat. 44. long. 20. 30. passed the wreck of a vessel. tit tom up ;.could not tell what she was. On the 9th August ut lot. 43.1. long. 56. spoke the chip lildayi front liavre, fur New York. The Alexander 3Linafieltl, Menzies, fforn Belfast fur New. York, on the 19th July spoke the brig Richrtiond,from Greenock Ikar New York. ' ••• ‘-•-••• • - r•-• • w „ 1 s • l'er.uol f9.--Sailed the Admiral Cockburn: Coot. Ing z far the Cape of Gond Hope sal New South Wales. ~ Kabd F. rnvitrouva, MEfae; 111._. Arrived the Crlseinne.t, Oral, from .3:ewport and Newfoundland, leaky ; and the Chase, from Chareate. Wind E. Pnßa• sorot7T fi, Sr r !A—Passed by the Broxbournebury, Fewiani, lront•China. E. MAI., SE I.T. 21.1.1% rriiza and sailed the Sarah, Threker, (rain Londor. to India. Attired ernd remains the Nottingham, from Ja maica to Loudon. Wind E. by N. Witurav, Seri. U.—Vic Air Balloon, Brown, which Iva on slmreoa the West Sand, 'naafis. Morning got off, arid brought into the harbour. E LSI NO RE, Sept. 11. The Caledonia, Primrose, from St,. Petersburgh to Lancate.tr. was run dhwtf and sunk. by a Russian frigate, between the Niitdingen and the Leseoc. Crew saved, and landed here by the frig.re vet terday. CUSTOM HOUSE, SrrremßEß 207. SHIP! IDITERETI INWARDS. -The Smith, from Arosterilam; Union, Seel, from Well, ; Hamar, rage from Os. tend t RotterdaM, Laming, from Rotterdam ; .1• 4 1e, - Lieck, frms,l Dantsic ; Prises Saxe Cobarg, Ladd, from Rotterdam ; Harlingen, Smirk from Harlingen • Jorge Jan, Vander Zee. from Worcum. Stilts Extrnen tiurtranns.—The Tel Vernier. .31advig„ for Ebdonew and Copenhagen; Snarosbrook, Harr, for Hamburgh Anne, 3rhitmore, for Sierra hone; Hopewell, Penni, for ; Hope, Cocks, for Malta, Corlo,' and • ENnte ; Hannibal, Sprenger. for Stettin; Countess Dunmore, 31'Luckie, for Calcutta t. James. Spence, for Haniburgh ; "Story. Fox, for lianiliurgh; Bee. Wiahert, for Malta, Smyrna, and Con.tentinople; Sir Ed ward gaols, Moirlett, foe Hansborgh Nichukta 31rode, Moldt, for Elsinore sod Copenhagen. Suits cracsain OrTwians.—The Aurora. Hollett, for Ha lifax sad St. JOhn'ar, New Brunswick; Midaa. Baigrie, for New South Wales; Royaliat, Harries, for South Whale Fishery ; Vit. toe* Fotherglll, for Almr,ira. Price 70. STATE Or PRADE. (Prim the Mack*sins iWail. I Trade anti manufactures at. hope ere. we are happy zu say, still in the course of gradual •revisal; and We tut ;t " the winter of our discontent" Is filmed—though certain:J. not into " glorious summer," yet into hopeful ?piing, mut the " dark clouds that hung about" us, dispersed— w t hope, never more to return. From every part of cane coun try cheering ate )tnts are received. eeeept In one particu lar, viz. that prices are little or no better. The Nag's I. present 'given for wearink are utterly insufficient to ear; barely food to the weaver-turd his family; anti as his m":;:, of purchasing other articles, even those he himself riliAno - factures, iv thus taken away from hint, all other trades tat. • guieh, and indeed can never h., restored to a really health: state until there is an alteration in the weartt's' wage;: We now begin to f,ei aotnethine• of the cold blasts of t* ;I, , ter; therefore clothing and fuel 'become necestary,—we are Isooner deprived of the li g ht o f t h e sun , co n s -guently. ta:. - dies become lodiepensable,-L--Init laws any or thteto Srtot , be procured by the weaver we are at a loss to imagine, , i - - less something can be done to Abut him J. sufiieient 'emu . rierettear - fer4tellitlerttehour end Nit tit is Orettge4 dai: to undergo.. It is touch to be desired that mane rtgulet:cti could be adopted to equalize• the wag's paid to the vazjo.... i descriptions of artificers engaged in the prothielfon on our manufactured goeds. Of these the weaver fares tie= Worst. - The mechanic, who makes the nutle—the'spioner, who converts the cotton into yarn—the warper..who pkt , pares it for the weaver—the bleacher, who reecires it front the weaver, and prepares it for the printer—slid the !otter, who renders it fit for ladies' wear,--all these are 'laic ; for their labour, some two, others three, others four, nett some even five times as much as the poor weaver, itho - in fart has the mrist laborious anti probably the most unhealthy part of the whoW process to perform. We cannot weep , present lido the causes from whence this anomalous stitEt 1 things has arisen, but we must say we think it ought nut. nay must not, In justice to a large porti'on of our copula. don, continue •much longer; and we do think the other species of artificers hate that good feeling antongseehory . that, they would' coneynt to an abridgment of their Own wig*, provided the weaver could be made secure of reap ing the benefit of it. The present distressed appearance at I this useful hotly of men is hut too aptly deacribed,in the following lines, taken from an old book, called - Pt,puzsa , Upini9ns : L ". see the poor weaver, ghastly. Luck , and pale, , Raffled by lair, side wark and wazer.kail • bike piper's hugs liangdown his thteed•haa breaks, And deep indented are his lantern cheeks ; ' Demure and grim, dresed like a sear' ertw bngle : , 11l m him shortly mak' this single strientre, r lie weed may it for I amines haggard pieturer" THE NEW COURTS AT WESTMINSTER. Alterations have been made in " the Cent of feing's• Bench, itrestminater, with a view of removing seine of inconvenience which . was so much the subjoet;of eunip!aint. In conserience of the witulowa of the building 4,akis heal •blockeil up, the Court wanted light ; atitl, do throw Mote, the !intern in the roof has been raisi-d anti enlar e ;ce. Squares of litite'glisi,'ofwery large diniensions, hare bebil let into the upper girt of •the•partition at the back of the Barristers' seats. This arrangement ik intended to brim.; a borrowed light from the vlitibule leading out of .4te Hall, hut the advantage det.ved will be inconsiderable Upon the whole, however, there - will be more light thiu the Court has hitherto it;4l. "I 7 he next object erems t have been the admission orriare air. For that parptose.int opening is made over the d,r by whiah..f,:uttuset, mitt- Attorneys enter from the cs , rridor on Judge gayley s site. This will probably being to die Detach in winter these cool currents of sit -Mat some time since annoyett * Chlkf Justice Best, and the Judip s of the Common Niels, new Court at Guildhall. / has been done to results the Court more easy of access. The seats flu (.ounsel.„ar - much too wide, and the lilites Counsel will still have j find egrets an d ingress by exertion only known :n those who have beets obliged to jestie and make way through the crowd which ortavoirlably cops up the door. . ;3 The architecture and fine., v polished oak wainscot, eery logs, *and mouldings, must be generally admired..' Court displays workmanslif t ant taste worthy the MA/4st seat of justice. Buring the ~ e cess the workmen have givt:- the whole a new face. In tie apartment behind .the he*, fitted tip for the Lord Chief Just ice, l a carious ch•ittmet - piece has been introduced. Queen Llizaheli, it is tymil known, kept lit r Court ancl resirltil near VS'estmint..: Hall. In pulling down the acid buildings in Palore-yiell, a chimney-piece, which had been carved or setaiptansebin that Queen's reign, was taken down with greateare,amd i iit now forms a beautiful ornament. lt,is of atone, fi,atair sculptured. In the centre apperir the Royal Arms of Kis land, as worn by the House 'of Lancaster .and Queen Elizabeth. The Pritr-de-Lss GS France, and the.Limaiunt - England, are quarterly. The ..iupporicrs ure two sew. How those figures were introduced is a subject for Anti quarian research. On the right' of the Arms annul tb.. initials of the Queen, E. 11., 'and on the left the•Ropevi Lancaster. A variety of scrwils.asul ornaments. arestit - played, making ti n ' whole a inateldcs speetirien.of art iil the days of " Goed Queen Bess." • The following Circular has bun A4drcvsed, by directitut of Mr. S:cretary Peel, to the different Clerks of .2Yiri Sessions throughout the country. with the view of ()Unp lug for the administration of public justice the full beneez of the Act of last session, relating . to the summoning at Special Juries. " WIIITEILALI., SEPT. 12, *W. "Sin, -31r. Secretary Peel haring 1 :tined tltain souttecoaii ties due attention lass not been paid to those provisions of the Ate, 6 Geo. I V., chap.so, which relate to the return of personsArekap,r on Special Juries, particularly that the description of mereb,ants' has been improperly given in the jury -lists to inferior perroilmo whom it time not belong; and that., notwithetandiug the care taken to promulgate the Act, in the last year, many .Magistretes were not aware that, by the Act, the power of correcting sieciejostede. scriptiens, as well as of reforming otlitr errors in the iitttN, (otiiliat in the Justices of the Peace. at their Petty S , 2Nii.O3K, to be fief' t"it purpose held in the last week of September ; I atm direetedAtrli: Peet to Tottorst, that at tits. Petty 6,4,6 • present month, you will call the attention of the :lilagesterpes ply. sent to the whole of the 10th Section of the Ac!, and eikii,tlly' art the great importance of taking care that revolts, not peopeete e p!e_ hfied to serve on special Juries, do not by means tf mierieecrip dons given to their names is the Jury Lists, borettie listbke ;novae thereon. " The Legislature. in giving to the Justices in Petty •Sessinee this power (which belongs to them exclusisely) 41 • enerecittirtile lists, deemed it so important, that it expressly cavemen Oars case of need, to cause notice to be given to the paritys it any tion appearing necessary, and to adjourn the Petty Ses . yiore. tot th r ' purpose of deciding on it. And the 450 section imposes a peitAey,, not exceeding 101. nor less than 49v., on every entreliwassw sir Overseer who wilfully inserts in a Jury Lie; it triung 41e,airigk4" any man therein named. Mr. Peel is confident that due attention to these provisions:Will in future prevent all complaints on a point so intimately cninecied with the administration of public justice. "1 ant, Sir, your mast obedient humble arteries:. (Signed) "U. It. lieweos. " The Clerk of the Petty Sessions." Woodcocks have already made their apptriranec county, being a full month earlier than common : I them was upon Adamthwaite, °be of the highs.. at Inily is Longsleddale, on the Ist inst. ; and on Wednesday last Mr. Edward Allonby shot no less auto 13 near Nawkia head, a sample of which we have siren.—s / spa/Jeer/v.'. Advertiser. CLERKENWELL ACXII.I.ABY MISIIONARY Sot 1111.- i Y h e e s a te b r o d v a e y so a c it i C e i ty lloo too n k I p ll l e ac t e l) a u t r t Ci . a n: L l .lno l ville, which was most numerously sii:l resnictably st;ciaiH l : i t t e ul h il ap 4 el i tt i' . cVrta c' ti by the principal families in the neighbourhood.. Tl.a Chair was taken by John Dyer, Esq. (if the Ailm.r:ilry and' the Report (which stated that shirt , .L:. fAuxiliary had placed in the Manila of the mem Society• the sum of 2 g.).) was resod by tire likaretessy, Mr. Helmut, and was highly saiisfaciery to thee Meeting.. A number of dissetitire; clergy:wen 41;yr:rid their :sentimenta upon this °maim), amongoot *too) we. notkethate Rev. Messrs. C'amph4.4l, Aniottl, and the Rey. Dr.:Hentlertion : At . 4lte Demi. nation the proceedings, a liberal subscription r:tes ca tered into in aid of the above Societl. j LLIANCE BRITISH and FOREIGN LIFE and CIRE Ic-A;itANCE COMPANV.—Establislied by Aet of Pc.fllmuent. Capital X 5,080,000 Sti•tling. Oa ric Es —New Court. St. Swithin'...lAcie ant: No. 0, v-1, cpposite Cailto/010uSt. _ - riec‘cprwrat. JAI Irving, EN. M.P. I N. X. Rothsel.lid, Eq. }taller, ; Muses Uomisore, Esq. Gurnry, DIZECTOttg. J. Alexander. El. 31. P. 3Villiam Ilowsrd, Esq. C. N. J. tomes, Esq. John Bowden E-q. William Kay. Esq. T. Fowell Buitrin, Esi. N.P. Lfluis Limas. 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Phaeton • &whop', and Chaise Harness, with every description of Saddlery ,"-•••• &e. for home use, East and West indics, and South America, Ur* merit inspection from their quality, first stile of workman. aad mcderate priers. the Articles in th•a listablishment ::re wrirranted. and of plan of fifty years standing is strictly attended to the •:'s onelitfedy Alonsv Price, from ty ish tio abatement will CORONERS* INQUESTS. An inquetCytas held et Sto,gumber, on Hugh Dudderidge. a Watering min, igen fill, who, on Friday morning 1414, was town: banging to die shfestimber of the roof at a hay-loft. •It wan proved that the deceased and his wife had lived most unhappily for a caa-. sidsrable time; that the latter Itel locked him tint of doors, de nounced ret.grance against him if he dared approach the house, and that she had otherwise treated him in the most bnakal manner. I Verdict" That the deceased. being lunatic and distracted, in a lit of despair bung himself."—Taurrtnn Courier. Another inquest au held at %I'll',non, near Watcitet, en Henry l i nngdon, an infant about a month old. It appeared in. evidence that the deceased having auffered front wind in the stomach, a tier. /rant wan sent td n grocer's shop for a battle of Gorlfrey'a Cordial; and that instead of tile genoine article the was supplied with faur lennyworth of a spurious kind.; rat of this was given the child. *lnch threw him irate a state of stupor, in wheel; state lie continued kit sixteen hours; %hen be awoke he was seized with a th, and •t instantly tanned. Tire Coroner absented tothestrupkeeper; tying a licence lie was duly authorized to sell patent medi eines, but lie was not justWetl in compounding and selling in the manner before stated, and he entreated him to re'rain front again endsngering the lives of his Majesty's subjects. Verdict—`s Died from the effects of a too powerful dose of an opiate, falsely debit. rutted and told as tiodfrey'd Cordial."—Prid. TUMULT OF THE CHINESE OF MACAO. The following curious statement is taken from a Tartu • guese paper,published at Macao, entitled Gaeeta de Macao. Our readers are aware that Macao is a Portuguese settle ment in the. Bay of Canton, and that it 13 the only estab lishment of foreigners permitted in the (7eltstial Empire. The Portuguese obtained this singular privilege as a reward for a signal service performed to the Chinese Government in destroying pirates that infested their coasts. The trans action here recorded resembles in all its features (except the treatment of the Mandarins) what lately happened to our own tradera and those of the United States. 111Ae r ‘o, "'MICA 13. There took place in this city, on the 11th of February, a horrible assassination of a Chinese, perpetrated by a naive of Titnur, the slave of Major Joseph Caetano Favicho, as will be seen by the ~narrative and sentence which have been published. This was a very nice case, and one of the greatest difficulty in this country, as the Chinese authorities imperatively demanded satisfaction for it. The most illustrious Governor of the city, conjointly with the illus trious Senatesind the Gavitior; conducted it in the most prudent and cautious manner, in order to conciliate the Mandarins, with rot giving up the assassin to the power of their barbarous justice, as , was anciently the case ; and having conformed in every thing to the Royal ordinances, they amicably obtained the object which they ainitsl at. The assassin having been sentenced to death by the Junta of Justice of this city, was destined for execution on the 13th ,of March. His execution accordingly took place at eight o'clock I in the morning of that day, on the exercise ground, in the presence of the Mandarins and a multitude of Chinese spectator'', who came to see hint hung, and his hands and head cut oft; conformably to his sentence. At this moment a Chinese, prostrating himself at the foot of one of the pri7cipil Mandarins, begged leave humbly to speak, and de clared that the real murderer was not the person who had just been executed, but Major Joseph Camino Favacho himself; that there fore the Chinese were nut satisfied with the justice which the Christians had carried into effect; adding, that the Christians were not in :he habit of doing justice. On this the Mandarin, calling an °nicer of justice, ordered the complainant immediately to be scourged. On this a band, composed of robbers, to Whom the Chinese gave the name of Lan-chats. advanced trent the multitude which had assembled to see the execution, and taking advantage of the oppor tunity to exercise their trade, occasioned such tumult and confusion, and three such a quantity of stones, that many persons were severely hurt, and among the rest two ,Mandarins. The robbers, upon this. precipitately entered the city, threw stones at the houses of the Christians by which they passed, and, breaking open the doors, rubbed the house of Major Favacho and many other persons. They then passed on to attack the Senate-house likewise, and knowing that the said Major was in the palace of the Governor (who was himself in the Fortiliza do Monte, with the members of the iilus trious Senate and the Ouvidot.) they proceeded to the said palace, and attempted to enter it by force, but were repelled. When it was seen front this fortress that great confusion had taken place in the city, a detachment of soldiers was sent thither, along with other persons, accompanied by a isortion of the negro slaves, who io a short time put them to flight. The robbers, however, spreading themselves through the Bazaar, and an opportunity offering by the distance in which Terrafiro is situated, aid by their having their bouts on that beach, the ran thither, and were enabled to commit' robberies likewise in that place to a considerable extent. They were only driven away and forced to embark by a field-piece brought against them. Two other field.pieces were placed in the square of the Senate, ready to be used in case it was found . _ Dectiolarv. The 31andarins passing through the city in the height of the tu mult, and not being able to appease it, were atoned afresh, and re tired to the New Pagoda,• b:yond the city, whence they were only enabled to escape when tranquillity was restored. It is true, that the robbers, besides pillage, committed destruction in the houses, bat they did not do it with impunity ; tar those who came out to quell the mob performed their duty so well, that they wounded many of them, sad sonic of them severely. The number of Chi. nese who came to ace the execution might be within a few of 3,000, Of whom a considerable pottion were engaged in the riot. This was the tint time that we hod observed a formal rising of 1 4, ir the Chicesi a ain't their own authorities. Not even respect for the presence of inn Chew Vu (Governor of Canton), who was dele gate of the Viceroy, and we present to witness the execution, could restrain them, although he was accompanied by other Man , &trios who were likewise maltreated, one of them, who was on horseback, being dismounted. On the 11th (next day) the Inn-chais returned to the Bluer. and endeavotired to prevent the sale of commodities to the Christians. They were, however, by the prettaittious taken, forced to 14. and tranquillity appeals to be re-established. The best underd.vuling 1 and kixpeony exist between our authorities and theme of thollinese, from whom we have demanded a signal satisfaction for the i m p s 1 which were otfend4ra en that day, and which they permitted. We shall publish the official correspondence which has Nikon' plac_ between the Neckwear of the city and the Mandarins, as soon as we obtain a copy of it. op 4. ti