The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-09-21 00:00:00

B.INK OF .P.VGLAND. (la Wetly Meeting of the Pro!irietors of flank A s toc k was held ) esterday, in the Court-Itooal of the R in k, at *lnch must of the Ibie,, tors, sad a 'reit r.ner of Proprietor", were- present. The Chairman, after exhibiting to the Meeting , in the - w eal w anner, n statement of the• accounts, was shoat to put to the vote, "'that a dividend of Al. per et it. on emit° , k, fur the half year ending at Michselina., paid. when— Mr. ItAIIPIA JACKSON :twee. and, requested iv y lo call toe Iltle litioll Of the Co u rt to , few ob. srrr.i writs he wished to submit to the Alerting. nit a sahro of the kighest moment to (hat As.ernblT. siel die Country i n g eneral. namel y , The itetlort of the Bullion Committer. la a luminous and comprehensive speech, wch kept Mr. Jirkson on hie legr exactly an hour, hi he conten ded, that the Report of the Bul!inia Comma tie wu out s anctioned by the evidence which had 1 ,„ e3 .„I,l oc etl before the Committee ; on the con „my, the Ile; ort was c.:uspletely at variative .i.h ,r ri .t, o re. as mi,ht readily be st:n by o:•rusal of Chet eritieeee. lie ~• 1 11 a .es b •w to the integrity nod honour of the ef Commo OA to Crati,nitt, c. chosen f r om Nierah• r ; still it became Ills boUll. • ;,,•v s'ote, last did t'ot consoler the Me. Colorant e a. unsullied by ; and that n wild be mare iiiipstaat e . ..ro.aug .Lbw onuses or the Alesuber-,, most ei win 0. th0n...11 Gentlemen of un- renu boei lu I r hirsrtee, were consp.essously oPtiosed to other in all • public questirois of policy. H. ,o , anliittelited the Court Or Oirec,cirs, and ..s. t rod.to 1 thefts on the handsome . mention. 3 0 1 . Cminuttee fool mule .4 them ; and . ts , 4 slily contended, that Bank raper had: ,41 ,!e l trertst:ura ; that as • lOW' h builio.i• l e i rehasei for los'. it, Bank Notts, mud' price. 14 the purchaser could obtain ter bundled Vatineas ; and defied .the „0.1 per , oll to deny the assertiou.-.. 'fi n ' in..-...netl issue Of Bulk Notes, since the you tV, amounted to six millions ; in answer to which 1., couteaded that eoinloerce had increased lilt NM. riatllr recommend-a. that eq .- then was no r „pt.), 4 , he hoped the Directors would not eons. it lie lAve• by any promise to remote their pay. Ist. in Gold at any specific or given time.; .aely, la IS, IS, or toy given number of mow ; t t, own . . this measure, until the period should ire t'ut it might he done with safety to the - . I ir.1.1 , 111111, professed himself • Coign. g c .k.r, ,t,n tee. that this notes of re tartsille Country Ba .ks had cot the effset sr had AdIVOI eulienci.or the prier of provisions. iteCoastry Notes. which proJuced that effver. re that issued by• persons who had Banks, but iew sot men or property—the consequence 0f .11.11e4,, that the Formves dem mil was pro 4twisti to the risk he in receiving such in,t 1:: payusi•rit. lierrcsaiguended a further i:sue of small Bank IDiAvid of 5 prr Cent. en Stock for ro-tat half-year W then declared, and the Is adjourned. CORONEICS. IftiQUEST. Tlitwile of .a tradesusan in Pimlico was found A in the Thames. near Chelsew College. ea IT last, and a Corouer'a Inquest sat on the ou the following day. The. deceased had o:i a visit to Wimbledon on the inortsing of sdnesflay; het, as she was accustomed to tarry nirt at times, there was no anxiety about her I, the foli.iwiug day, when it war aactrtained. .h e had lett Wimbledon at si's o'clock ou v‘pning. There was no evidence to. ;si an iilva how the decease:el gat into the • iluit it stis suppoied •he had fa! len in by acci -Toe Verdict was—Found drowsed. SWI VDLIA A rata f genteel appearance. Gad insinuating !dr.... h.. oven practising 'depredations on the for el..at i. fortnight, Co a very considerable At. by aveuniieg different characters and• titles. fire wok his appearance at a family hotel s no - f•igued name of Colonel Smith, and he oh contidehible articles in jewellery. &c. He a limos in Coram-street, and called himself It"'em.d Mr. Intkias. and ohtaiuetl espeusive :L.tur e of different upholsterers. all of *limn he 4 He is isi.nut ilii..!v•fire years of io-ar . IK feet in height, wait a. goad fare, and " Poef/er in his clerr••wl tlisolae. Ile is' rtip4 •cl Iti ierl•ing contributions at the east end of ram as a merchant. ...msmae.m... zeases te my first 20,0004. Prize iittiniluc,l.l in • t.. 1!.. and ihr last-draw 20,03 G:. Pr ste i.l lire list were Shared an‘i Sold ;ty lions; ,rs and t ' t pek-Brokent s tis, crwrihill, nerd S!. 1. . 4 41, Borough. The N•slelity, are reiyettfully sciaraseris thw:..i • •••"'" S:teres are sehog by t ' 414 Y.• and on tilt ityv 4 tms . is fought fatly -4 ty turritioz, nu 'shie.lou 4 34 11 , 11 . 0.1, Z.r.g Cr a inir ' 4 4 1 4 V... , •riostry SittAtvii. return , d 7 1 It utigsl. wivise siii:ne we nil ti..-Nt , n3 to he I, S. Toe dispute was npr;i=rou , • , ! b. Mr. Moat. .sidi g in trespassing with his dog 1 - .(i ;.;un oier of his autegnwpt, ie•sx iaacaau, attar he-n warned ; but t::e imniediste chdl +ewss 4ireti in con.eqiierxe ,if •he former liar. "I• nivel the latter with his hits. The isartieli I t"t:r. when Mr. linos; was .1 ...widest us the which was dre....ed at B.ettr,e4.briliV., oil to Loudon, and he is in a lair way of Liu- •~~~. "Thsor.linary circumstance happered on Sit ,t aiming, on the prenuses of Mr. 11 . 11.1.1•11 40 %, It Costlethorpe, near Brigg!....-4 Porse sc "ally set one of his tore feet upon the shafts of Azzon.haritv about a ton of hay u:Kin it, and 'the %h oe on the taut entangle,l with a hook. to , Thom to liherate hirnielf, the horst dragg..l Ti a don "bout ).0 yards, overturtm.l it.ana broke thaftse ultout himself suitaiaitiz the least . • - - -.- • • OLD zu k EPIEIIISEIOO,' John ;Rieder was ea ply indicted for felo• nioubly stealing a horse . a cart, a quarter and a piece of beef, and four stubs, ou .the 1 Ids of August. Anne Powell, the wi f Arntoo-e butcher, Ititelilfr.erross, del rd. th.it nn th morning of the nth of Augis. she borroeed neighbour's horse and cart, and eirt to Whae chapel. where she pur,•liasert • from a siaughterman, one quarter and a piece of beef, a•rl fon which were pot on the eart : wheo s'•e had gone a short (listener from the slaughter-h0n.,..., toe Prisoner entre up and atop:mil the horse ; ac told her that •Mr. Coot■ sent bins ater as she had made arum mistake in the pavuo•et of the bill; she inswered, if she had, she would settle it the nest morning when she .The Prisoner said he was one of Mr. Colts's men, and had positive orders that she should go 6:44, and that he was desired to stay :Ind take cure of the cart while she wail gone. 'She then alighted, and went hack to Mr. Coots. who told her he had not sent aft,r her, %Witch made her suspect the iir tentiou of the. Piisoi.er : when apse rotor to where . she left the. irt, the Prt.oue► and it were not to lie fou..d: she did not ►ee lime agaiu wild lie was in citechty. J•lu; Gordon deposed, that lip he a rd the e o n . ver.atioal,etween the Pro , ero.,,x nod the Prisoner, .and was surpri.ed to see the drive away .the cart : he followed lints, and when he got tutu Brick-lane he ask:d him what hr was going to do with the cart; t,e Prisoner seemed much frightened, jump•tl out of the cart, and otternnted to run away. Tae witness called out ' Slop thief!" and lie wait ',tine I. for &meting,. and by bail) r•rre biking hoia the peit , o'd of Themes liull;:dge, halt< r, ui hinl;- •treer. Cortig-gurdenv at four the cf the t-zth of July, a &Elver vvizte:i, a gold chino add seal. ,The catch was Hum -1:'. :to (/nicer hi-lunging to on the nf ll t illia<et laareuee, and the chain and o.i The mar could notidrntify the person of either of nrikoners, who, io their defence, e iirl, titat Wilh,ors Lawrence hid purchased the %%itch % r..wie, ;told eenl, for SI. ut Drirtforoi. Seier.%l sitnesses also proved an alibi.—They aerr. arytdifecti. .ERICE.virELL SESSIONS, SEM go. 1.q.. ismi a Read, of !11A Gls- ittAris. Nu inry rftllPeq were tried here this day. A number of .4 oprals, Irons different Parisks, as to the settlement of Paupetra ; mud several disputes between Masters and their A ppr-no were besiii, :tint dei ided : but nothing octal itd of auk• ekcept to the p Ames col/errata. PUBLIC EXPENDITLIIR. TUE IVYENTH REPORT FAUN THE COMMfTTRE OR 111 E. PUBLIC . REPEINOI . TURN, &C. OE Tem L NITED KINGDOK. BUILDINGS, CIVIL AND RILITARY. Thiehrituittei; open . inted to eimmitie anti eineir)vr,whiii Re enlatinnea.iii Cheeks hare beta eitailtA.l.o'4; gii , ter to control the 4evrrat Br...arises of the Petiiic Eapetislithre in tirearthit.:n m.d Ireinod, and biw far the nine have been eff,etual , Mad what fa:Aber tavern-et cam head vied fur reduria; lay part of the Maid Expeuditure,or iliss:n.bb • iut the,atauunt of Salaries soil Emolnatenta, eiihent de triment iypie Pahlte nereicri Judge it expedient inter before ‘ the J4oare, the partit:idayn of expenton incurred iIR po.,lie Works and buildintt., fretted and ereelb..g.. Ine.nwrioui ciirir 'nut militztry purpn..tt, in titS.Frot peas of thetnninioi.4 of f ilm Slojesti, 59 •t r . as thes . tlave been ah!e to obtain informat:on r hating to than. Without entering inth'tninute detnik oVitto ennintatice4 which ap)tly to eget', 'a ohvinun that eertaiii rulit to All work.. of this tle.eriv'.on; ts, fur nitstdt:‘ ,. . lime /tern tafiticrt and , Thit 'Ous.l rrtibti and ettitn. natiot.; a I'tt .1. triH,.l e4'll:t.itea have b,-ero 7 re- An! d ; anw r.r acit.i.a rti of tottirdite••• 44 Vt . Uoi • I by clllleari,4 . l *WI eaA' wival experinuk whet. lautnryton ban beryl Rites to' the '[mills/iy wry ' of tats either imfdre 'the cotntdeloelite it. sir doling the •prortas of tiorla works'; awl 1 .ntly, the minuet in. wtyete the ',edit • aort, exam itvi , ut of el surja.r.trpp . qrs. Cod the contiort.stros wWi•tite djeredt, esti rastes t itave latten eftfdgctelf. . • • • CtVIL nt IiviNGN—ENIRLutr.. • • •in ,rfr . s. *.ti-is it nil.. thatsitit pr,,met .by the Lrtriklitorif to ttlie•ish the: 4:mai of, ‘Vorfirs,- vi i i on Ai4 iirt s;••rh i . In. D. Argo 10, gni 11. toe cice:ttli;!g ?'- ilig! dual's ihiortect 10 thdt din 1)t practi . eo 7 pritexpr; serlaidl4l4li• rectionm *PP , tht•reio conlitivt vies rtgitotl the rtiTu,m x or elituct ite4. to the 11.iiitstiqs 4i20he , 467 La w.ll Any a i.tiso'Ls ut pitetattiom er. H • tr.ty!to fL , • h“.:1 01. I C.,11 .t t~nll: 1 71 Its wt t;.e. • •twe f o r I 1:r. most T h • which t• irlt find I na the ,141. irate 111 a. nrltl, In bat tl ream arrive eat country. 11 try spectsiple C owl: , Tar Collate vete time veto Got 161.6 ass, prattasil I Tens 1:: p. He feC4. 140 41 14%. A D - tAe int-ent sd, r thaanei lii It Nat. Last Is& 0.1 1! e p , r ol a Ic Wriatsfial til nignt ma . the I the she 1 th • me i.tiffL t y. , )uai ar 1: art ;but of toi ltl , A Rll3 .tied.elfts., I re Co for 4 , teat, b , I,lira to tin dge ett* t It rd con f t a hot he Hever wet Lis :• L.ture (I••frA is Oc • ~ 10.3 f 1 U • sts p v i p (11,11 sr, u tlel'l The f tl unit y, anti mho , • stori e ifre.4,, L to •Seer •St V.ll !..14 a: A ,111,1 Hoin..l 4 Cy' awl .t. oasis vnitt a it.. .12 ;Omit wai at , to ;ha tr.. ' al the La • to 1 6 • !,‘„ tor[ An -.lv • ti .A.l. 801 ttAll% p. "Tal • .azza exert . * *el ti,o eviLtrE GUILDHALL. lIFTT %Ism, Alarshall, an aced votary of ittc el. - v4r.! Jo:4Bl,oer with having knocked her down, and ushs r une !:t. ire lad her, iu IL isle. lane, fleet stmt., between two tool Ih. ee tie luck this morning. 'The Prosetutrin stair 4, that she was relenting Amu a res. tjve pasty at the West End of the town, when, in passing through Pride-lane, the Prisoner, in company with throe nth* r prrsosts, rushed across the street, as ,sssite.l her, and tu.ik her shawl. • Prisoner, is his defence, alleged, that t►e tad' , was in esonpany w,th a Genf lemse, who was deswou■ of eitesiitrik fl beijii,r k s; she, however, ds,l out stab to p irt vo and u sent& ensued, in the course of which Stir Prisoner tame wp—the person who was originally an eotnl.aus Rah the Proments ix ) he was sure, had sun away - with the shawl us the cunt .. .m.ln. euie.table stated, tlt , t when the Proseentriv made her charge at the watch house, she was su much inehri- Nrir. Rey mot!), took :so objection to the utent, winch merely stated Lint a horse bad he,. stolen ; aid in the Act of Parliain.ort it was Pei folds, that it was tiecessary to state whether it was a horse, mare, or riding: but thia objer i tiou was put an end to by 4iiherz Lloyd, the owner of the horde, deposing it was a matins.. 'I he Jury found the Prisoner Guilty-1)00h. lusniedeitely on the Prisoner hesii e , tue ter. diet of the Jury, lie seised a lare,i , lead• o wk. bumf, which wits uu ti e ade of the ihook for t use of the Clerk of the Papers, and . di t -. , ti, violence, se ilitheanuoition of Liao at head of the last w itness„ 'Lloyd, who aas st ambit 4 before hits; forting-4e'y one of the ke....ers sue his intention, and caught his arm ; the ink-stand fr II on the hotfoot' of ti.e duck thus was lie prevented from addiii; perhaps murder to die estalegue o f hi s r i m . * he kart one arm in a sling. lie was ordered to be locked up in a cell alone. BURGLARY. Ri c h ar d Oe. a 1..." 17, ifilliaist Ilaitiflon, aged 16, and Muiree/ Doyle, aged 15, ‘e:re .capitally tudicted tor iricrusly brenkie4 into the ilwe!l - of Johu and 1.. loniondy stealing thereu, a it tiau'i•y of sheets, his property. Sarah Adlinitino &polo d, that some per-on or pensions eame nub, ho -band's soap et Totten. ham, hstecen the 'weir.. of one and three o'clock in the day on the litis of Angus?, and cerried off a quantity of goals fit the loin-drapatir : she did not are the persons, tor would uodertake to swear that the door was net laying iMen. William Were-, en omit...? of Hatton-garden Office, desosed, that on the evenieg of the iWtb tit August he sae the Prisoners pompony with three other boys at:toeing by Mama-wall. 4341 e had a bindle its his hand, which he took fr•ou heat; : is secured the Prisoners and anotoer I,uy t Ishii try, turned King's evidence. the pia/dated the arti cles. which were identified by Mrs. Adlington se being the property of her husband. Michael O'Meara, a boy of 17 y, ors of age, who turned evidence for the Crow's, deposed (sifter re ceivisg, suitable advice fruits the barite(' dodge. Mr. Balton WOOD. to be cautious how he licensed others to escape the punishment due to his own crimes) that lie knew the Pnsoners. On Monday night, the 11th of August,. he met the Prisoners Arid two ether boys, Fairborn and M.Carron, at a public-house, opposite St. Clement's-church, Strand ; they all agr.eil to meet in the meriting, Tuesday, at the White Swam, Sidisbury.larte, to go into the couutry to rob ; they accordingly met and , went tol'ottenlinin; Ogle, Doyk, and Fairborn. w cut into Mr. Ailliugsou's shop; the witness and the Prisoners White, safilu• tree which had been fel led on the oppoaite toile of the way, to watch, to, et due.: that 'entered might not be taken by sur prise ; and 51'Carrun stood at a greater distance for the sail.►e purpose; in a short time the Prisniter, Hoyt., ea.ne tootling out of the shop, with a gown piece under hi. coat; Ogle soon followed with some inside; and Fauhurn brou,;lit up the rear ; with a bundle of ei'k striekiuger they all retired to the fi•hl.. where t i i ..y e ,en u isi t ed their booty. A fire broke put on ~Hpo u ay mght , between nine mu did wit that they had got sorwieut, nod and ten o'clock, in Kennedy's-court, Newsoirstreet, rimers-4aline „ a t b roug h t soother b un dl e o f Holborn; but by the arrival of the different fire ouckilig-,. iwy were retie uing from the day's est- elution% and the activity of the firemen, it was got riirstuii, %lieu Beeves the officer met them. F a i r . under without. doing liprther.dvinage than deetioy burn i•Carroti made their recap... Mg pelt of the premisos where it began. Three 0.1 ros•-examinetiorl by Mr. BARRY, Conn. clildien were in bed in the r 1111 l n slier.- it broke ,r 1 for DI yle, far ratei, when he met the Pli , .coner, j out, And would certainly his fallen victims to ,y evening, he told them how nii7elv he I the devouring flame., hurl not a tiersun burst open ,d sc. n a Gentleman** pocket ;lurked to Fleet- I the doer, and risseueil them from the fire. 3ti• et, t. ) a rianu, who, lie believed, was a Slier:Ws I Application is intended to he made to Parliament, t, Officer ; that lie (die wane...) had been dipping ; in tied en-Wog ties inn, fur dividing and inclosing idler .t, hut could not find the 1 , 410/11. o,bete i C.Tkerainist)l Commons We hear that a similar said, 4. e :iv did nut you do it neatly a. we have dime ; aPPllr . ttiots is ii•ltuded to be made respecting West. After this converuation, they a g r e ed to Commons near Wigtou ; which is generally go o's a ',aim: the fuilowsug worming. th.suglit to be a piece of the finest waste ground in Thu. Istril• hin their sielei.ce r ' the kinAduin. . 1.-:1 said, they wire led to it by the last n,t- A ludicrous off ffr took place onWednesday, at the i.e-s, ). Ar•lrA. I house of Mr. KAY, Brasier, at the corner of Long. nituesses were examined as to their ells- i acre and Ili wy-taiie. Mr. KAY hid advertised metre.. it ',nitrated that these young culprits wage I for • house-keeper, and vast number* of that de. inkihitants of Snuoyerd, I ecription apphsd tot the place early in the morn- Ti.e Jury 61(96141rd them of the ritpitai part orthe ing ; hat some of them bad misinterprited the word, e I4 G -„e, n.J futtinf them souk, of stealing to the ' awl supposed the advertiser wanted a female part iality of 44h. nrr. A smart girl was aitiongt the latter spoil. Thos were tried on annther indictment, for pci. , taut., and nn being informed she was t3o young estate .I,4i.eg three silk h iirdkerchief• from the for the advertiser's 11..,51Ce, she eaprey,..ed great et' prise, sud upbraided him Co bad taste. This g ut shop or Mr. Janus of Neelit :ton. The raised a report smone.t the gossips of the neigh. esidenee tail the same as in the last case, I No d the verdict 14 llir Jury the ism., loopsittieg bourhoodi that Mr. KAY had advertised for a wife, ik.,l the p , ri , aid f in d ing G a y ly winch spread likt Itgliturne, awl in half liwir „f Tio.•y 4:1 i not nispeir to be the ; afterwards the folio. was beset by hundreds uf itast at i men, and it was foriod ucce...aij, for the peace of niGimay .8 6 11 RT. 1 111.• 11.4101 6 )1,/f120401,t4plaer co,slible nt the -iuor 'o L•e.ts,..c and I Jen a , L awrence " R ye l t tit:: Ittude ca: ty,y, ILa tOJ far ! OM, to reader it mersairy, for her safely, to detain her all night. Sloe, at that time, did not areasc the Prioomer with merely with an oomult. ' Void,' them ciretimotanees, and the Pilo:Harr not ayrperer imi io hnv,-iiiiy rig lain mode ot obtaiaiiig a livelihood, tic woo .rut ..n 1.c.a.11 Isi trnd•r. he M3xtetrako, being eeporint ea that he W3l inset*, or &red too to be taken to the workkuuet, and proper atten tion to beitoiJ to bin. A I ltfl.ll who refused to enlace his name, was brosight ap I fled n, i t limit retsinttp, ini io due coutetdiierT power its cw,tudy of an officer, who stated. that he bad sobs: T ied o f t h e Tp eist o. y. en ~,,,t ied we l l A ii i i „, l „ l4 4 to the 1-tuoeter dna taiiirmaz, iu Neirgatcstreet, wraling k ,i, ~..., a , with a forei,go woman; as be 'suspected he had a 'lest nof Cu"' . "7" .." 611117 chit lM. and tli bli ag . ' 64 1 detr.khdihe the fo r ei g ne r , lie interfered, and deumoded his 'a rlictit'of erotreidenrble inboant.under .iaieetigatitir a name and bitsine.s. Tlie Piisotter, however, refused to give before it I iftfittise ardertakeo, • _.. i .. ally acrumor of himself; when he accosted hi m , be saw th e •ft apprais e 7wever g that seventLaerge • and ei.. Prisoner immediately destroy a paper ; and chinking the peostre works, sties, as the bindings and repaiiii • circumstances very suspicions, he had apprehended hi m might receive a proper investigat about the two flouges.of Peit . tausentralthou r di. gh .. that the Inorisaess ion. Alderman HUISTIII, wise presided, ioquired of the rei. ne I onnveler the att l wrinkrptl so. eel* His IlOjeavys4 . loner 1.1 whet country he was a nine` , and what was his Surveiror.(;• •ler i hone . une slot been ciiiiiinter. dby th e n :me t Vie Prisoner answered, with a b,• 'se whirls,put t c„,,,,,,i,„'„,., e , „1 c„. •f reolury (N u . 9,3 y.)• es e..t i . his emintry eatirely out of elispaie, tt Pm ass Irishman, mot ill}; .. itiiiiii:i ... )uryiew of that suoto:o , Nowt a vot Uly ea.,e is Ur. Nobody--1 . 11 seers' deny either wiy cut7by '• • , ',• ~ , , • , more meteriat oetrct wait .1111:11 ,IL II oneepeabiii,, or e• a ..amt .." Alli ratan II t: VTrlt" Wei, then, lir. Nothrly; to phew it monies to lie, that Cie Aught reCDislitiwiesnears IS ynu that ywil:dv.! got ..: - ..4.4mutt, to deal with, I wit' remand nut suflir:eittl prori-Jed far. : ' • .. ..: foattli te:us..rss.w, by which lime, rai you n, you *lt be 1 . 14 0 . Th• dreoulog or the present Siorw...rot•fienered , to give a pro v er ,realist of yourself.' Mr. %VV..tt !Elfin ; f dle%iettn cnisod;w,l3le arr./. vi , - No•ksii—" 11) - 08 chuosr to grad air fo.Peisim s yea y .. , hios-w I c,•, t 11, ip it. " anti COUrg••1••11, were werowg4i. uw:ivr Cue ob•ervatinit Ile was remelt...ea till•to morrow accordingly. of t'.e C. itiii. ,, ionerw of the TrcAstiry, by apple- NI A Nosen•uot_ .1: errr. In. • r at , nne frr.w . :4,-., to shorn he stood i.idebted far A o rtePeef/b:e . fitbstoogeer te.idite in I•elideublll "up' work dame upon i • isnl•Le uc,•,,our. The (70ei kee,"' •Whe tl,try,...d s wall a niulesit assault spew luveral ,• • watchmen tad 'constable, :, Linen:urn ward w achhosse I•''''"e" of the Tree.o . y refe•rcd the whole instate Fencloarcb -street. II appeared that the Defendant, with s relstire to the estobliobuteot, to she Oifi" 2 0 .1 11( one or Iwo other persona, had excited won'. disturbmee, at Works,• and the conduct of the Surveyor-lieueewl, the end of 1.A•.. , ' -...r.7.i. 1..1 nicht. Py .• .< . . ise .111. 11, e. t o the Auditors; who reported upon it e 6 ,. Is A ii,,wist take. t; .:re astra..ho:s,ft 'lna whv•• !,...-- • • ..,;•• , :a i Ur' , currip:....“4.l %IC .aa Laostabie, it app.. . . ..1 re 1808, (939); in envie-rine:tee. of which, irilieU. Ales rented a de-i,e,ale Lan id Isis sok, and try, thee k e epin g • nets, Architect to the Kwyal Stociety and Wands ius bed, multi- 1'...v care p 1 a singeon. ' Museitm, has been appointed by the • Treasury . '4 Tbe Logo MAlfUllt 'Sumatra that a respectable citizen of ' exam i ne , an d sett l e. t h a w h o l e o f & I n Wiatt'l :Et- Lundo.. ssould appear befdre less under suit' circumstances. standing accounts, (949.) ' ... Ile would make iumairy into the initiation of the wounded 1 , ...,, , ,,„, i if b e „ e „ net ,„y dmir,„„„ir ill, he ... id ~..,1 1 1 (93. J.) The only report which he has yet presented on the Defendant to miter into racesetz‘nets to take his is dated 18th December 1809, contete.mg a de:inlet trial fur the assault. j and accurate exsminstion of the exposure incurred , • . . vxmo.s-m•s.c. i n constructing the Lazt..ettos at Cometiotrhrd. MIL' AM Merikki nue ellirged by several respectable tudialait. in g that the whole ants of Rotberhitbe, with cattail( the banks of Mr. Sari s's mill-ponds al that place., and thereby suidaageriog the safety ask 109,7711.. and that the excess abore the origra of the nerghbourbood It appeared the Ilse Prisooer lived nal 'summate was no more than 9,021., which, treat' ,o • house, the garden bclongiog t., width borders on the the great rise in the price of inst-rials„ and frail mill•pood,•and.that be had frequently been guilty of the lin- some peculiar difficulties attending the•foundetiotti . prudence emnPlalaied at: rernowstramee had been made to him without elfee.; and from his general entolact, there was a pp ears to hr xatiliTa f . t . nell Y evelmwtedfne ' (9394 bassets to suppeoe he was insane. Goff, the Officer, who ( 8 9 2 4 According to a returm from the .4,W* • stilt to appretwort him, said. that be found km ,e,spiased' Office, recited in a T y Illiatue, d . ited Slot • ii, boiling something in a kettle, over a fire which he had I May Helm, the sums issued to Mr.' Vyatt„ on ape) kindled to the cciaire of the room; the flames from which I count of public works, betarannr 291 h lute- 17 almost reached ihe curling. There was aid a single article and . sth January 1007, were 193,97.11. six. of (armlet* in the house a any Mat • • lite Paitoner, 'no beiug cared ou to account for his cons rae time Laaareila at tbetaal-11111 dart, denied having twjured the Imola of the pond at all ; Works at %menet House .Holiars of Portiantedt, and Speaker's Hollia p . '' '" '' "" '' " ' ' ' ' '' 'i lIIP , t . en the contrary, lie raid he had preserved the aueiglihow hood from distraction. He was be said, prisprietne of mosso( Kioa l s B enc h , Fleet , and Marslialsca Prisms— -194.1A the hied is tha neighbourl.Ood, aid the only Wog repuesen- Duchy of Cornwall ()Ste.... t "g. ORS wave of Str Cluudesley Sli,avel, to clause Mimesis cooks lie And by a letter bom ihe Auditors IS the tosolit . was dm legal heir: all Iliinkili•row also, which was 1!1rnillW111 of the Treasory, dated 25th March 1308, tt . .416 by Samuel Whitbread, kn. of tight beLonied to him. WO petits, that none of \lr. Wyatt's aecalusits 'W/44e . at respect, t o the , fir,.°l°l4,l the tlGifet. had spoken, __, he bad that time hcfore the Auditory ; Mot by a frt.., frniSt' gnaw. it is silt'. ocarnee ; t h e snow Ina latigiob.purnowo wets gra idly annoyed sob Asa., isdl be was makwg a fumigation the Auditors to your CommAteo, dated 16.1 t tv alaah.ly Ahem - • 'hitt Iskocrounts ,to Seplemlier 1816, havi;' bees at leugt . h deitvcr4d.in; and at 4 r now ender ex amination. (842.) Aecordiog' to a retain lade finny the Office of Viogies e • Sad stg*ed by the rteident Cis rk, it appear, that the rills, made tint sod adj•istecl on " actoant of work at the Speaker's house. were' 36.11141., and •for wore dose at the two Houses of Parliament 31,7301. -11lieestimiaci on which the , sums were voted are 'specified fri- thle . same paper, with the dates of theism's's( the Mangey , the ..hole of which issifevt with she eacepttisn of 1,4451 7 4F 4 . a. have been made to Mt: Groves; the first susa ashitioned in that return having been is.urd efftl May Iso6, and the last inth Joty IFo7 : the 'Ol.l issued upon both accounts vri}hiu that period was 61.81191. (No. 1019.) According tb sn sccount, signed I T the proper officer of the Exchequer. of all soh,. issued from the F.xchrquer, to any !Arvin on cc. count of public works, sutisegnent to the sth of January .1407. ti tfrrl March 1010, it ap pears. that he WA issue within thin time was 766,6071. there eve included in this aceetint very road., and hii.lges, cnouat - to 131452'. I chick sum the ea- u-ores of a roil•ta.y ••lii .1 form an •Ittitio of t:•e experts-. of the putative of hoAd.. tins rrof ground in en-1 about Pal.tce.yartl, mules , 43*.i. 45•1). 1111.1 4611 G<o. 111, amount in the some •u.it If; ;,istiy. Tne stior.e. ) I.l.ued for publi• mooonstoto to the sr.v , rot •rflptot• is es, included. which mounts to 15 4771• T‘le repiire of [leery the Seventh'. Chaprl arpolin• lit the, sent~ ~..ratint In 3 owl.; an I 'n the prrse,t 5P!..51C1 ( 1 910) • forth~, s r int of u.soot. iias been mak. The expeit.e fli.airmii the tar. '