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TIIE ANACON • • From the very grew and daily locreaning expense in- TOE TERR I FIC SERPENT carved by the Theatre for Leiters and Packages. generally .e. ~ , lan solely to the business of the individ u als by whom . they "" entirel y sea Sea", prissies t are seat, it in found siereS4ary to give notice, that is futere tiowa so Letters or Parcels will be attended to sullen Post or Car- A bath. risge free. ADOLPH JT Cu / . ' Per Cent ql : I.'.vt4firr . ' • i ''.. - ....1 11 . 1 , ... - fty ± • •ii , -,.. ..„_ . . • .. . . .0 ....)• . 4 ,-.1 I ..'''' • - .IV: ".4 • .. • ~ AS q.C.t •Fiffy • A vit t ab,/ • 04 r • l i, LONDON, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1822. TH EATIE, t*ET. it SOCIETY FOR THE nisciuk F. ND A ftri.lEF OF PERSONS IMPRISONED SMALL DENTS. Cesteest.ol It 'member 27, ISM AQUA !ITER IN GEN Illt AI, COUR I' of this SOCI ETY %%01 IN' held Ip•re, et Twelve o'Clork, on IC EnN FSDA Y NEXT, the Sit of October, to A ml.t the Accuouts to the 30th imstetit, onti os other Speri3l Atriiiii. a. C; It ASSW ELL, Sic. .m.yysyssmasy WNos, of IVew-street, Dot I head, &suet, likepluiset rt. 1822. PRICE 7d. r►i.j JAY. September 30, INrt. Dram*, folPitled on 110011,4 kag. Again of oilers sliU airtime, to procure ■rtirin • f uatioucry fr. in private tradesonets. furr Committee strongly reeommrno, that the whole sepplt of etalionery for the public ars rnre shorted be made in one cud the same mousier, under wlialeeer arrangement they may think fit to adopt. PRICE OF SUGAR. The averare prir. of Brown or MOON «engin Sugar. eogn puti-il from the Returns noble iu ihr we. k eroding rhe their day of September, 1,412, is 49.. 1 per hundred weight, re elonirr of ihr &stir% of 1.1i5101114 11.11,1 or payable the.coo oo the rmllwlaeiou thereof into Greet Brotain. , NDA. ' OF CEYLON. Dawes, Music, and FROJJ S.4IUHDAY fttehrs GAZETTN. At the Court at Carlton Homo, tl lkh ot Iteptember, 1822, TFIRATRa ROYAL, ros'ENTGAnDRAr. THE Public are rerpectfully informed that, during the Recess, ibis Theatre having midterms, several Alterations, which the Proprietors Artier th.oniehres sd I be footed to croWhibote In the rarest contfort sod run. ...miner:eel tit* Pelnisnowir Shi/thwens. WILL Mt OPENSD TO-51ORROW, TUESDAY. October 1, ITII, when will he paurnted Shakspesre's Comedy or ——--- - - - TWELFTH NIGHT. Is the course of the Cowed? will be introduced Sneer, Beets, Glees, and C110:11101114 the Poetry selected entirely from tee Plays, Poems, and Sonnets of Sbakoprare. Duke Orsino, Mr. Abbott; Valentine, Mr. Taylor; Cario, Mr. Pyne ; Sir Toby Belch, Mr. Tates; Sir Andrew Agse-cheek, Mr. Blanchard • Sebastian, Mr. Psnk.e; Antonio, Mr. Clispenan; Roberto. Mr. Jet ; Friar. Mr. Attics; Mairelin , Mr. W. Freres; =, Mr. Fierce,. ; r•bin, Mr. Dllllllotl ; &Tanis, Mr. ; Besvolio, Mr. Timmy ; Page, Master Iwogbitr—t. Vista, Miss M. Tree; Olivia, Miss Love ; Maria, Mrs. Gibbs. . _ _ - In Act IV. will be introduced Sbakrpeare's Grand Masque of Jim a and Gres. To which will be added the Mein drama of THE MILLER AND His MEN. Griming (the Miller), Mr. Farley; Cosine Frederick Fri berg, Mr. Cesenor ; Karl, Mr. Blaaehard; Lethair. Mr. Akboll ; Coburg, Mr. G. Fine. Claudia?, Mrs. Varies ; Ravine, Mr, Fetich. Oa Werlaeolry, the Comedy of Speeii the Phis A—rimer AskieW, Mr. Erase ((rom the Theatre Royal, It OA; his Sow appearance is Landes); with the musical Farce of Rosin. A Private Boa way be bad for the Seaton, or Mr. &seams, at the Bow 06er. Doors to be °Feud at Naltpast Six—the Play to begin at km. Boors 75.; Second Price 3s. fid —Pit 3e. Id.; Seemed Price Its—Loser Gallery ts.; Second Price Is.—tpper Gal lery Is; Saved Price id. Pisces far lb. DOWN to be load of Mr. Brandon, st tbe Box- Oder, Bort-strart, from Tea till Four. NEW THRArRs ROYAL, HAY-NAKKET. T HIS Evening, MONDAY, September 30, will be peetenweel the Coined, of PIGEONS ANI) CROWS. Sir Finer Pivotal, Mr. Liggett ; Cep. Pigwiggin, alias Neville, Mr. Jewels. L ouisa, Chatterley. la the mine of the &rating Mr. Elites will mite • COMIC ADDRESS (writs,* by G. Coltman. Eat) is dm Claracier of Lord Grissie, ridieg OD as Ate !! ! Afire Thiel, (114 i doe Mb Snares) as Open la Twee Acts. called THE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO. Firm, Mr. Lissom; Cherubim), Mr*. Cbastecley ; Coast Allonyms. Mr. Jeers. Simons, Mios, Passe. le Act 111. (positively fur this Night poly). Mist Pelee sad Mr. Liston will dance the Bolero in Character. At the rod of the Opera Mai Paton will play three Remiss Ain, with varivtinus, by [lei% oa tit.? Piano forte, with a Violets Obligate Accutoponimeat, by Mr. Venetic To cowhide with (sewer acted here) the Cootie Extrara Rance. of HARLEQUIN HOAX; OR, A PANTOMIME PROPOSED. Harlequin, Mr. Lidos. Colosulairaf, Mrs loom Toionserosr, Morning, Noon, and Niglit—and Peter Fin. lla Wednesday, TM Way to Keep Mob.—.esd Highfa below Stairs. THEATRE-ROTA L, _RNOLISH OPRRA-BOUSE STRAND. T HIS Evening., MONDAY, September 30, .in be acted the Opera or FONTAINEBLEAU. Lord %Ilialove. Mr. Broadbent; Sir Jobs Bell, Mr. W. Bestiesi; Colonel Epaulette, Mr T. P. Cooke; Squire Tal lyke, Mr. Wilkieseiu; Lackland, Mr. Wreacle ; Healy, Mr. Penns.. Lady Bull. Mrs. Grove; Rosa, Mir COICI ; Deily Balk, Miss Kelly; Celia, Miss Posey; Mrs. Casey, Mrs. Brysa. After she Opera will he rives a VOCAL CONCERT, se leered chwfly hewn she Scotch•aod kWh Melodist. To coselode with lire Comic Oyer*lts, called BELLES WITHOUT BEAUX ; Or, THE LADIES AMONG THEMSELVES. Mn. Mikshistiosr, Miss Kslly; Virginia, Miss Carr; Eliza, Mira Care- Mn. s Greeadragoo, Mrs. Grove ; M r s. Alode, Mrs. 1114fibell; Mrs. Easy, Miss Sorsilirell; Priscilla, Mn,l. Weir's/ I . Doors •Per at Half-past Six—Performance begins al Seren.—Seeord Price at Nine. Soles 59.; Second Price 3e.—Pit 30.; Second Price 12.66. ..-Lower Gallery, 25.; Second Price lc —Upprr Gallery Is.; Served Price 6d. To_nsurrow, a favourite Opera—aad Greta. Green. FOR BILIOUS CO M PLA I NTS, OBSTRUCTIONS AND CONFINEMENT OF THE BOWELS, ice. WOOD'S LAXATIVE PILLS, without Aloes, Mercury, or Antimony. The Medicines ad ? Poised fur the relief of Bilious and other Complaints of the Bowls are so numerous, that the Proprietor of these Pills loot(' sot submit them to the smilee of the Public did he Dal believe them to he essentially different in their Colllllso6. 1 . 101 from those generally sold. Must, if not all the adver tised Aperient Pills, hate Aloes for their basis, the sae of which in many isstaoces is highly injurious ; they almost istariably segramte every rase of Piles, and are frequently the priseipal means of traducing that painful Coompkiut. Other Public Medicines, it is to be feared, contain prepare boos of Mercury or Antimosy, which, though iovalisable in the bands of the Physician, are altogether suadnsitsible in a • Aledieitie deigned fur family nee. The Pills now recommended in the Public are entirely free from those object useable article.; and, although by no means *feted as a Specilc for the cure of every Disease, will be head au eacellesat Aperient Family Medicine. In habitual Costiveness, occasional Obstructions of the Bowels, Bilious Complaints, Head Aches, accompanied with Nausea or Aches, and all Disorders arising from an overloaded state d the Nomads sad Alimentary Canal, they will prove de beoe6cial. They retain, so conAemeot, and possess lbs peculiar stud importaut advantage, that the Bowels are not left in a confined state by their use. They may be takes I)! Adults and Moires, and is every stage of pregnancy. Prepared and sold, Wholesale and Retail, by JAMES WOOD, Diaggio. 3/, Hiali.alreet, Bristol, in Boxes s . lid. each, or Three Boxes is Use for Sts. 9J. Sold also t l 7 Beaus. Edwards, Newbury and Sous, St. Paul's Church- Pod: Burls's, Fleet street ; Rollers , Chespaillo; Stradling, Royal F.schitage; Saeger, Oxford-strees; Ward, Hui bets' Wilmot', Leedom-briar; Gisisre and Kroll, Irv". 1/ Dfc:4l I 'H U 2LARE. Cl Ate, by His. Stamm And a New; nee?, called THE MARRIAGE ACT. To enselode with the Fairy Tale, of OBERON AND CYNTHIA. • Cynthia, Mies Seminole. MAW, 4T DIATOM and• Limy. of the S'everal Cempenirs . of She CITY of LONDON, la Cosmos Hall ass•inhled, at the GUILD HALL of the said City, so SATURDAY, the 28th day of September, 1822, AISOLVID UNANIMOUSLY, THAT the THANKS n 1 Olt HALL be elven to the Isle SHERIFFS, Hr. Macrame GA RRATT sad Mr. Alderman VERA BLES, fur their !mutant attention to the Prisoners rain their rare, sod their able end indr pndest conduct is discharging the arduous duties of their Office • WOODTHORPE. EAGLE INSURANCE COMPANY. NOTICE is herein , given, That the TRANS FER BOOKS of This Company STILL BE SHUT from the 10th of October to the 4th day of November seat, when • Dividend of Five per Cent, will commence payment between the Hoare of Eleven and Three, and cottlinele pny. int every following Day (galisrdayi excepted), till the 25th day of November neat, and afterwards on every sueeeediag Friday between the same boors. Corsbill e Sepiember 19, 1822. WM. BEETHAN, Secretary. WESTERN DISPENSARY, CH A R LES.STR EET, WESTMINSTER, His Royal H 'ghats. Prince LEOPOLD of Sass-Cobs rg, R.G. Patio*. A QUARTERLY GENERAL MEETING CR. of the GOVERNORS of ibis CHARITY will be holden at the Dispensary on THURSDAY the 3d of October west, at Eight o'Clock is the Evesiog precisely. WM M. 1.1 NDEM A N, Secretary. Upper Crown•street, Westminster, September 30, HMI. THE WORLD IN MINIATURE. This day is published, in three volumes, p r i c e Ifs THE FIFTH DIVISION of this elegant anti popular Series, easapreheadiag PERSIA; being a Deseriptio• of the Moaners, Customs, Dresses, Diversions, Arts, Sciences, Ste. itc. of the People of that Cowstry ; illustrated wish Thirty coloured Pistols! 0/1111114411, &e. SIXTH DIVISION.—On the Ist of November will be published, Vol. I price Ss. of RUSSIA, illustrated with Eizateem 'elegant coloured Engravings of Costumes, he. To be completed in Poor Monthly Volumes, will Seveats tons Pints•• • Printed nee R. ireemaiin 101, !Aran Loaders sod .4,1 by all Bookselle r s. Of a l oes may be had the pre ceding Dieisioss of the above interesting Series,consisting of ILLYRIA AND DALMATIA, 2 vols. 32 coloured Plates, 12s. WESTERN AFRICA, 4 vol■. 47 coloured Plates, 11. la. TURKEY. A vole 73 coloured Plaits, 11. HINDOOSTAN, Grads. 103 coloured Mates, V. Os. PERSIA, 3 rola. with 30 coloured Plates, lA* 6d. OI.D ENGLISH SCHEME. CARROLL, in conjunction with the other Con. tractors for the present Lottery, bat felt it his dot, to comply wish the Public Wish, by the revival of the plain straight-ragweed Schemes of the old English Lotteries, in which there are no Classes, no Fixed Prise a, nor any Stuck Prizes. Any further comment or recommendation of the Scheme, on his part, most be unnecessary, as he is assured that what the Pablie have called for they will porno's,. The present Lottery begins on the 30; b of NEXT MONTH, and contains 140 CA PITA LS, isselodio. 3 Ad..... I 20,0110 I 3 2 19.000 10 l,OOO 2 6.000 20.. sad Eighty of 3001 and 2001. Sehesse. at large slog be had gratis at Carroll's fortunate Offices, 19, Comb.ll, sad 20, Oxford street, were be rind, in the last suit late Lotteries, a great properties of the Capital Prizes, inclodisg Five of 30,0001. sad Five of 20,00 a! FRIENDS will be kind to request their S-r. vauts mod Carriers to ask for RICHARD TURNER'S BLACKING. Fiwv let thy glad trumpet raise Loodest notes to Team ea's (waive ; Let the welcome theme meowed. 'Till the echoing world rebound! Who upon our boots and *hum Such lu ight lustre cloth diffu.r ? Who a Blacklug eau premiss., That such lowly bloom Josh hear; Or suc► gloss and reamers yield, As TWIN ca's of St. Georges Fields? O'er the wide Adriatic deep, Where the oirpelesa hilMws slerp; O'er the dismal Southern mato, On the Continental plain— Twin in's worth ■ad fame monad, Fur his Blacktop sheds around Oa each poluderi boot a ny Of br•asty nuught can melt away. Oft l're see■ the polislwil gem Glitter in the diadem; How ouch brighter are the rayu Toilsnis brilliant black displays; Wrapt iu wonder, when in view, The lustre of that jetty bee, Can I then forbear to raise To TUBA ties worth Rey song of praise ? He►oes laurels all will fade— Massarebs' glories Wok la shade; Bel when shall Tummies fame be o'er? Not till time shall be so more! Eves while mouldering In the tooth, Fame shall hid his memory bloom; Amel posterity shall wave Fadeless laurels o'er LW grays! RICH. TURNER. Veen of this brillisal and easy shining Blocking are re greenfly informed that the principal shopkeepers in Dahlia, Cork, Glasgow, FAinbargh, and all the Country ea Neellt and South IVales, and England, to 11 ibis Sleeking i■ Stone Bottles at 13.1.-I..—seed Is. W. each. N.B. —The Fotreiga Trade supplied. Sold by all It.e prireipal Shopkeepers within the circula• Ojos of this Paper. . . ••• 011iserve—Samall Shows may be supplied wills single dosessof Ibis Blaehisis by the wholesale Bresbniskers and lioassoasers is Bristol. ritEseret, The xi prws aims Evreiteme Alejredy io Council. It is this tiny ordered Icy lelb Meefredy in Counsel, that the Totlowest be prorogued fl Tuesday the feile day of Oc. tuber seat, to Tuesday the Mill day of November next. MILITARY ►ROSOTTO(IS. Wer 0 . IN cf. Sep/ember 27, 1822. 13111 Regiment of Light Drogoom—Aseistiot-Sorgetro Jetties Gibson, from the 1 1 19th Foot, to he Assisinat %memo. vire &ohne, promoted to the liSth Foot—dated September 18, 1821. Ilth Regiment of Foot—Bremet Major Benjamin Orlandn Junes. In.m the ►alf-pal, to be Captatot, •we Jain Fre derick Schuller, who exc►ange.—dated as above. 321 Serjeasitson Dalton, Gent. to he Ensign, by pisrrhase, vice Campbell, promoted—dated September 12. 1821. Slat ditto—Lierlrnant Malihew Millie, from halter', ads. mantel, to be Lienlenanl. vice Waller Mama, who ex changer, receiving lie difference—dared Stpitiaber 19, 11129. 60th ditto—Surgeon John Giotto, frosts half-pay 59th Foot, to he Sarcoma, Lire Burgess Mode, who es rhantres—daird as ..hove. . . 891 h ditto —Hospital Aosistaal Jahn Cssoblan to he Antolini- Surgeon, vies Gibson, appointed to the 13th Light Drit - giioitsi—tlaied as above. Rifle Brigade—Weiea siet Richard Gembletee Meet, from italtpoy 94111 FllOl, 10 be Qeerter-Master, vice hese who ezehaager—defied as above. STAFF. Brevet Major liowaerableChsrles Gore, of the 85th Foot, to be Deputy Quartermaster-Den. rat to the Forces serving is the Island of Jamaica (with the rank of I.irateeant- Ctrlonet is the Army), vice Cooper, who resigns—dated as above. BREVET. Captain Heart' Ellard, of she 13thEpot, to be Major is the Army—dated August 13, 1844. 61111101RANDUSI. The conunirsion of Lienteirtnt Spaight, of the 1?71h root, hat been antedated to the 11th Ociober,lBll, that being the date it ought to bear. Commission in the Rywell Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Lard Lieutenant of the County of Northumberland. Robert gtokne, Gent to be Lieutenant, ►ice Johnson, de ceased—dated Jsly 18, IB*2. BANKRUPTCIES EN LA BUILD. Thomas Evelesgh, of Devonshire -street, Queemogairr, Blooombory. Midelrees, baca-thserr, from firMeasber St to October 31, at Ammo, ot t►. Corm of o.llll.billdialle of IlaMagtall• eserFFllliom Gime; Rix, Cecil Rix, and George Rix, late of Manifold. place, Newiogton Bolas, Surrey, and Moo of the Albany. Wharf, Camberwell, Surrey, mira-sarreliants, from °clutter 1 to October IS, at ten, at the Court of Cummissiusers of Bankrupts, Basingitallestreet, London. John Leigh, of Jefrry••square, Saint Mary Asa., !madam, merchant, from August 17 to October 5, at twelve, at the Caret of Coramisstumrs of Bankrupts, Basiogliali-strret, Luadun. BANKRUPTCY AUPERSEDED. Mark Rickards, of Bpi's', Sumshompium, ship builder. BANKRUPTS. James Martin, of Oakhans, Sarre'', wheelwright, to sur render, October 5, 46, and November 9, at twelve, at she Court of Coninsiesioners of Bankrupts, Basinghail.sireet, Loudon. Aliorairy, Mr. Walter, Milre•Chambers, Fe.- charch-sticet, Loudon, and Kingetee.•por Timmer, Surrey. William May, of Williagloo-plaire, Guswell.sirert, Mid dkara„ baker, to aurresder, October 6, 56, sad Novem ber 9, at twelve ' al the Coact of Comnsispioaers of Bank rupt's, Basinghsllslmet, London. Attorney, Mr. W. S. Darre, Palsgrove.plaee, Temple. Reuben Lary, of Lyncomhe sad Widcombe, Somerset, builder, to surrender, October 3, 10, and November 9, at one, at the White Lion Ina, Thismas-street, Bristol. Alive- Meows. Adlitigious, Gregory, and Faulkner, Bedford_ row, London, mid Mr. D. Scram., Bath. William Spearer, late of 1111 , 111011011, Glamnrgln, paper maker, to surrender, October 17, 19, and November 9, at eleven, al the Public Rooms, Swansea. Attorne)s, Mr. William Price, Litieoln's.lnn, London ; and Mr. Charles Saitasca. Valentine Musson, late of Stamford, Lincoln, since of Union street, Southwark, and now of Grating street, Her. r•otwlary, Surrey, baker, to surrender, October 14, 19, and November 9, at Ito, at She Court of Commissioners of Rusk rapt% Basingehall street, Ineslnn. Attorneys, Mr. Maio sow, New North-siren., Ned-Lion-square, and Arboitott stet et, Camden Tows. John Everth, of Moneta Hall. London, merchant, In sari render, October It, 19, and November 9, at ten, at the Court of Curnotivainners of Bankrupt., Basingball street, London. Attain y, Mr. Martindale, Bedford place, Kuaaell square. DIVIDENDS. October 22. J. Massey, of Heatuo-Norris,Lancsater, grocer, at Ire, at the Warms Rstheir, Arms Inn, Stockport. Oclob.r 19. J Haodley, of Coon, Mills/tick, !Ratioid, miller, at eleven, at the George ten, Stafford. October 19. W. Diggs, of the Stroud, Middlesex, hatter, at helve, •1 the Court of Commissionei aof Bankrupts, Basinghnll.street, Conduit. October 21. T. Collier, of Newport, Salop, liquor-merchant, at eleven, at the Red Linn lan, Newport. October 19 T. Stahl), of Torquay, Devon, merchant, et ten, at the Globe Inn, Newlon-Abbutt. October 19. W. !Nitwit), formerly of Ebenezer-place, Com mercial Road, Liutebouse, Middkorx, and late of St. George ...terrace, Rayawater, shifl.elleller, al lea, at the Court of Cumnsissioraers of Raokrupit, Basingloill street, Loudon. October 21. W. blabalo, late of Rehab., Suffolk, farmer, at elerva, at the Hellion, Si a mundham. CERTIFICATES.—Orrostrt 19. M. Washrwrilr, of Camberwell, Surrey, stationer.—J. Hoer, of Halts Owen, Salop, irmsmsster —l3. Griffis', of Walworlls, Surrey, linms..draper.—G. Robertson, of Wap. plug, Muldksen, elsipalsantller.—T. H. Harbin, of Main !Kati, Devote. rlealrr.—W. Heath, lair of Cheadle, Stafford, geom.—W. Eosins:oft, of Leicesier-squme, Muldlesei, PA RTN ERSH IPS DISSOLVED. T. Saila, jun. sud 11. Rudd, of Liltle Newporl-street, Lon. Ann, booksellers, September 24, 1822.—J. Littlewood, J. Stilihrusion, and T. S. Carel, of Brickwell Wharf, London, September 29, 1812.—P. Siocasaa sad W. Hill, of Essex street, Shand, London, Isthographocal-priotera, Morino 31, 1522.—5. March awl M. C. Harrison, of Ptinces.treeet. Ca•:odish.ospiare, Middlesex, loce.amonfactseers, Sagest 1?. 1821.—H. ori s ne,,belo, F. Ocksenbein, and E. Kapa,of George-wee,, Manclsester.sqoare, Middlesex, is. auary 13, 1812.-11. Hebb sod H. Robb, of Pelowsoolli, Soloahmalytoa, copcolcra, Jour 14, 1911.—J.Torffrey sad PRICES OP CORN. IVethly Retarn of the Art:l.:tee Pelee of Pettish Coto, Wiucherter Mensure, ns received Goons the I,.p.►rtorr Mt the respective Nlarioime Cities and Towns on Foothills! nod Wales, from whirl) the Priers thltt goveni Itnportallu■ are esicolatt et—September 21, 1812. I s. d. .. I s. d .. d. .. d. .. d. 40 6 15 11 I 17 7 le 11 t 2 a IS PARLIAMENTARY PAPER. The Report of the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to inquire into the m inner in which the Printing and Statiourry ■►e supplied to the Dowses of Lads and Commons, and to the Public Departments in the United K log. dom, has been ',rioted. This Committee was sp. pointed in the last Session, in consequence of charges of abuse. and frauds, chiefly lathered by • men named HENRY CONSTANTINE JENNINGs, witting tort Mr. WILLIAM READY, the keeper of the Board-room of the Lords of the Treii-ltrY, had been in the habit of selling ►tationery, the pro perty of the KING, from the Stationer*. Office, to a very large amount, In Sir ROBERT WILSON, Mr. PETER MOORS, Mr. Huw►, and several others. The Committee state, that the evidence of Mr. Huse distinctly negattses she fact of Sir ROBERT WILSON mud Mr. P. Moose having been so sup. plied; that it appears from the evidence of Mr. Hums, that be was induced to allow Jenninos to send him the paper purchased from READY, for the purpose of establishing unequivocally the exist ence of the fraud, and that it appears with the same view it had been intended that some of the paper should have been sent to Sir ROBERT WILSON and Mr. PETER MOORE, to be held in deposit by them, and that it was sent by Mr. Jsmilios to Mr. Hume's house, addressed to them, but was never deliveteil to them, sod they apprise to have been entirely ignorant of the whole matter. The cha racters of these Honourable Gentlemen having been thus cleated from all imputarinio, the Commit tee proceed to notice some irregularities in the con duct of READY, in appropriating to his own use more paper than he was entitled to, outlet the dais of perquisiom, for which he WO berg, for, pended from his Aire, snot some other impro- prieties in the Stationery Office, which they recom mend should be avoided in future. 'fl►e R-port then concludes as follows Allegations, similar to those preferred sesinsi Mr. Ha►t aell, haring also Ares preferred wisest Mr. Thoroweeod and Mr. Climes, who have contracts with the Stationery olnee 6.r prigelieig, your Committee proceeded to isresiigate them charges; sad they have the satisfaction to report, that no part of the maiden of these two persons seems liable to A deposit of paper appears to be intrusted In the charge of each; but it is iucon■idrrabk, end probably not mom thae necessary to answer the current demands upou them. They seem to have bees oft.. is the habit of using their own paper for the public service, mad sot to have authorised their servants to employ Ike Government paper for their private use, except to replace paper of their own SY previously kit to the public. Herbs' the pimeeediags of your Committee. Mr. Jennings, the person alresdy mimed, thought At to address a kik, to the Boa►d of Treasury ; in which, amidst • great deal of wild and extravagant matter, and rimy vague sod aeisitel ligible imitiest ions, be smelted his belief to their Lordships, that • Menthe► of this Committee (meaning, as he after wards stated in ' , siderite, Mr. Thomas enerirmay) had sold the place of Cashier of the Stationery-office, held by him • number of years ago, and the value of which appear, to have bees at that lime 300/. per shrve, to Mr. Church, the peasant Cashier, for the sum of 1,8001. The Board of Treason transmitted this letter to the Com mittee, who called upon Mr. Jennings to explain and mike good his charge. He wee not enabled to give any Mime like • prechie explasatio■ upon the sialtjvct, hut named to the Committee Ave witnesses (Mr. Church bring one), whom your Committee immediately proceeded ►e examise tont+ti hog this matter, so derply affecting the hammer of • Member of this Hussar; and the resell of this Minsky will hest ap pear from the following ns•simoss resolution of the Com. mutter; in sopp•rt of which t►ey beg leave to refer t• the evidence in the Appendix :—s Resolved, That this Com mittee haviag examined Messrs. Parson, Heel, Gelber*, King, and Church, of the Stationery•offiee, the eel, permits named by Mr. Jetsam(' to ibem to be examined, relative t o the statement emu:anted in Mr. Jennings letter to the lords of the Tremury, that Mr. Coerlenay had sold the Wier of Ca•ltier of the Stationery office to Mr. Choreic are osmosis tnomly of .pinion, that the said charge is totally un founded." Your Committee regret that so much of their time should have been unavoidably bares up by these different beads of ioqisiry, but they treat that the resell will riot prove useless to the public. The tramtartions dctailed in the evidence, and on which they have romniented, have teoduil to convinre them that the katioisery office ought to be re-modelled, aid placed ender • more efficient seperieteedence. It appears that three permits, high in the office, nasnely,gir M. gloater, Mr Dickens, and Mr. Parson, have horroord money from e•elencrurs ender the &portieres. Your Com mittee are persuaded that it cannot be accessary for them to potion out. that ouch a practice deserves the severest aniseed version; and that when a public officer places hinted( en der preeisiary obligation to • Cootractor, shoe he °fled to elteck and control, if he does sot disqualify himself from an upright discharge of his public duty, he at lama Pipes,' himself to imputstioes, from which she Seiefiele of the Pub' he ought at all times to be free. The Committee submit, that these t lions afford • strong ground is support of the recommendstion shove gives. Tutor Committee would tberefoee recorernend to the Tres eery to revise the Establishment, and to place it upon a dif ferent and more efficient footing. It is only necessary upon this. head further so add, that whatever nreanrement it may be thought expedient to adopt, it is tier derided opinion of ' your Committee, that the interest of the public will be best iresesolted by counselor the enured system of supplying the various public offices by general tont rrrrr , rather 'has by nog Si the old system of allowing each office to provide its 0555 statioorry sod it Rpm/Wog Ih‘l Woe of the public tour Committee, *idioms being prepared In pre an ob i. aims 'Toss Ike subject, would suggest she prope ls -1y sinking shether it might not be desirable to hate paper ma, widartared for the use of the Public Oilers, wish a peculiar? mark try which st might always be kaows, sod which would resole, freed or embezzlement mere bszardous ; sad the♦ would also reewmtkend, wish a view so river's'''. Mal she ensassion and inferior work done for she Public °Aires (pant ruiner She different Guards of Revenue) alnonkl he executed upon peps► of inferior quality, mid of a low prsce. The Committee Lore to regret, that the time they have been obliged to devote to the investigation of the different' irliarces I g►t before them, should have rendered it immis sihle for them so to arringe aid methodize Om Wormier°, they ►ave received Nuns the subject of the pitman fur the two Houses of Parliament, as to he enabled to mate a distinct and satisfactory Report upon that breech of t►e subject, re ferred to them. They hare, however, collected a considerab'e moss ofetreiester, otal and documentary; sad they strongly re...armored tail a Committee shurild be appointed in the course of il-e next Session to tXMlllint and dirst this en deice, and to institute some further inquiries fur the more complete elucidation of a subject rooneeted with au impor tant brooch of the public expenditure. Although your Commiltre are compelled le postpone this part of the nastier referred to them, yet they think it doe to Mr. Flainard, Mr. Strain's, Mr. Nichols, and to the other in dividuals employi.d in Parliamentary priming, to state, that nothing leading in any degree to cosateassice imputations against the cha of these persons, has appeared is the coups, of the inquiries of your Commit lee. July SO, Its 22. ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE FROM GAOL. A most daring attempt to escape was again made by the borer-stealers confined in Aylesbury gaol on Seturday morning last. About five o'clock four prisoner. (who afterwards proved to be %tikes, the two Cribb.. and another horse-stealer, named Cokes) were observed by some persons in the mar ket-place to slide down from one of the windows of the Sessions House by means of blankets tied to gether. When they reached the grosod, they made for • part of the town in which they were least likely to be seen, proceeding directly through a by-lane which leads to the fields. One or two per sons who had seen them descend, however, followed them, undeterred by the menaces of Banks.. who threatened to stab them with a smell clasp knife which he held in his hand. Two or three other persons joined in the pursuit as they passed through the lane; the alarm became general; and' in a few minutes, much to the credit of the people of Aylesbury. the number was so great as in ren der their escape almost impossible. At the dis tance of about three quarters of a smile from the lowa Brakes was struck to the grouts& mud the knifit wrenched teals his hand; Cokes and one of the Cribbs were dragged from ditcher in which they had endesvoored to conceal themselves; the other Cribb was also secured; arid is little more than an hour they were all sally recouveyrd to the place from which slaty had escaped. The inge nuity and perseverance shewu by the Prisoners on this occasion are so uncommon, that we think a detail of the difficulties they had to encounter, collected from the appearance of the gaol after their escape, and the avowal of the men them selves, will not be unacceptable to our readers. It appears that the Prisoners had been left by the turnkeys, at half-past twelve o'clock on the preced ing night, when they were perfectly secure in their respective cells. Soon slier his departure, Cokes (who being considered in no extraordinary light, had been secured only by the usual 'steam) comineaced unscrewing the iron grating that forms the top of his cell, which he effected, and got out at the top into a lobby in front of a range of cells; with the assistance of a skeleton key, ingeniously made from • stiff piece of wire, he then turned the lock of Brakes's cell, and broke a padlock that fastened him by a chain to his bedstead, with a piece ul iron taken front one of the gaol grates, and secreted for the purpose. Their next step was to get to their corn panne's, who were in a range of cells on the fluor above their own ; and at the foot of the staircase which led to them was a door secured by a very large strong lock it seems probable that the re sistance which this door offered for two or three hours to their further progress was the cause of their being discovered, by deferring their escape till day light. After ineffectual attempts to break this lock. and to wrench the boards of the staircase, the tried to force the simple, which after some time yielded to their efforts. They then went up stain, sodiricked the locks of the cells in which the Cobbs Wit* COO• fined, amid with the irou bar broke the padlock, by which they were fasteued to their bedsteads. Two passage-doors were the nest obstacles that presemed themselves; the lock of the first was picked, and the second broken open. Between these doors they found their clothes, which, since their previous attempts, had been taken from them on going to bed. They 'text, with the assistance of their bed-clothes. gar on the top of the cells, which entailed them to reach the floor of the Sersions clismlier, through which they made their way at the spot where they had Men interrupted on their last trial to escape, although it had been m en d e d in • manner that seemed almost to preclude the possibility of being 'rickets. The menus th e y used i o g et from the window of th e Sessions chamber we have mentioned above. COll - the impediments that were overcoose;tius occurrence equals in boldness and skill the most daring enterprises of the heroes of the Newgare calendar ; the men were without clothed fur some bouts, their only tools were a piece of wire and an iron bar, and they were very heavily eroded ; jet they broke seven locks, besides those they picked. nod forced their way through places *two seemed capable of resisting the utmost drafts of hUIIIOI/ strength. The spirits oh these bold ringlets, villains still seem undaunted, entevithstalitflog the failure of their attempts, and one of thenot served, our being recouveyed to prison, that lie should yet Awe sensther trisl to escape. Two per solls ROW sit up w:eh the Premiers every night, sod ~i 1 i `` l {l 1 ~,q ..~. \ i ' I t 7 1, 1 L I', , ,:, 0 0 9 Ili I of • of Fel- ire!. ~ .f masa ... y... ....1