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• - Z ' , .‘*v .4 1, 117 .7. 1 2:Zieec , %?, s%k owc 4: I , 4 9 :it •.%t. 4.11. ‘';.‘ A r Numi - mt 75921 EAST INDIA HOUSE: OCT. 30, 1£316. FY E COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COWAN: of NIERCHANTS of F.S6- D TIIADING to the LIST INDIES, do heveli‘ i : give Ott the TRANSFER 'WOKS of the salt' CONIPANY'S will be shut MI THURSDAY, the sth Decently% at Two cMock, 'and opened again un TUESDAY, the hammy following. d that the DIVIDEND WARRANTS on the said Stock, hte hth January nest, will be ready to be delivered on SDAY, the 7th of the same Month. - . JAMES COBB, Secretary. HOPE AA'S — I/VANCE COMPANY, !gate -bill, London Exchange, Edinburgh; and West moreland-street,- Dublin.-- ITRE-OFFICE.---CAPITAL O.NE MILLION. SSURANCES against Loss or Damage by. . Fire effected upon every Description if Property within ETtAted Kingdom, upon lermsoas beneficial to the .As- LI as thOse of tiny other Office. Losses are apitormly by this Company with the utmost spirit of liberality and aptitude. Duce is IperOn , 144.• n, jimt..ftecelpt,x for -the the Renewal, . acsSslikit expire at ' Christmas, are now ready • ftir ,very at the above-mentioned Offices, and with the re live Agents of the Company throughout the United ;01 o >licies of Assurance, which expire at the above Period, tld 'be renewed within Fifteen Days thereafter, or they oue void. WIT OFFICE.—CAPITAL ONE MILLION. ssurances effected upon Lives and on Survivorship.—An ies granted and purchased.--Endowmeuts for Children, &cr. he• Proprietors of this Office have undertaken all Respon lity, and ,hare" stipulated for a guarantee of One Million ling,' as au ample security for all their Engagements he Profits arising,out of this Branch of Business, after•a icratc Deduction for Guarantee and Expence of Manage it, are.divnled amongst the Assured, in proportion to the t. re,pc( trely assured; upon which Witt:Nile numerous the instances of Ten, Twenty, and Thirty per cent., in Mon to the Amount of Life Policies, being paid; and es have ,occurrol ,wlien the 'Duration of Life has been siderahly prolOngedy, where the 'payinent has been inure 3 the Sum assured. 0 Entrance Maury, Admission Fee, •or other Official irge, exacted. . WILLIAM BURY,. Secretary. ROYAL HOSPITAL, CHELSEA, itor.i, N plituatiee °brim Act of the 55th year of his present Majesty, by whieb it. is enacted that all ;-Pensioners Of this Hospital shell in future he priid Oar y, instead of half-p..30n Notieo is hereby Oyu, by or of the Right llo,yiratile the Lordi k i nd others, Com sioaers fur managing the atlairs-of fins said Hospital, that the Qui-Pensioners thereof, in Loudon, or hin the District of the Bins Of 111••rlaltty, ~• rot to our personally and regimentally, With t.ieir la...tractions I Cerl•ilicates of Admission, at the Secretary's Office iii tha I Hospital, on it e respective days, and ili t lie dificreli ses, ticeordiuK to their seeeral'itates of Pe , tsion, as un uruntiooed ;• n•heo attknOance wilt be • 4ive.l from :sine ock in the Morning until Three in the Afternoon, for Payment of a Quarter of a Year's Pension in advance, he 44th'of March kiett. • On TUESDAY, the 7th of January. IrePensiosiers at 541, t , (l. and Bd. per day, from the difre t. Regiments of Ciiratry, Foot Guards, and Infantry, la ding those Trims the Militia. " (),t tu)24M9DAir, 4lie nth blJanuary. • lune at 9d. pee day, fain lire differerreltegimeists ' , and .ps, to the Sot h of , Footinel mdse. 011 THURSDAY, the 9th of.laituary. 'hose 0.911. per day, from the 51st Regiment of Foot, nnfl the relwitining itegiments acid Corps; as also the lud. - per day. On FRIDAY, the 10th of January. rhoie sit. Is. per day, ts osu Lae different Regiments of Ca ry, with the Ist and itt Regiments of Foot quards. On. SATURDAY, the 11th of January. Chose at Is. per day, I. oin the 3d Region:lit of Font Oisakis, the end of the nuraliereJ Regiments at that Rate. Or. MONDAY 18th of January. ['hose at Is. pet day, from the Royal Garrison Battalion, teran ( Battalionsi and alt the remaining' Regiments and rps, as.alsp the Pensioners at Is. Oft. per day. On TtiEsD.lY, the 14th of J;Umary. 'lose at. Is. Id. Is, lid. Is. 2d. Is. eid. and Is. 3d. per On WEDNESDAY, the 15th of January. I'3u re at Is. ;lid.. is. 4d. Is. sd. is. rild. Is. fa d Is. qid. per day. On TNUILSTMIi, the lath of Januaiy. rime at Is. 7d, per day awl upwards. On FRIDAY, the 17th of January.. • . The Pritite Gentlemen who ►eceive Annuities from the Ist.and 4d Troops of Horse Guards, also the Pensioners ins tite several Regiments who have heen admitted on ac. , ' unt of Blindness. It is also ordered and directed, that all Out-Pensioners he nr,ing to the said Hospital, do pay particular attention to or Instructions, which they arc required to produce at the ue of Payment, by which they are ordered to transmit to the onaster-General of his Majesty's Land Forces in London, cir Allidavits as therein prescribed, OR OT immediately after ery Quarter-day, without which their Names wilt not be itered on the Pay-Lists for the subsequent Quarter, and ey are not afterwards to change their Place of Abode, as eeibed in their Affidavits, without unavoidable necessity, idduly notifying the same. And that if any Pensioner shall fraudulently attempt.to re he a double payment of his Pension, either at Chelsea, or different Places, he, shall' be struck 11 ff the List, and for it all benefit arising from this Establishment. RICHARD NE, VE, Secretary and Registrar. This Day were published, In Two Vols. t2tuo; price lets. hoards, Z( CR irru RAI, ESSAYS, atlupteci to the Holy ", dari of the Church of England : with Meditations on e prescrihed Services. 13y like AUTHOR of " Letters to a Young Man, &e. Vrinte44 !fir LOTTritill, Hurst, Rees, Orint, and Drown, iternestr.r.row. Of whim tnc►y be bail, written also by Mrs., West, 1. Letters addressed hi t► Young Man, on bis Fist Eu. arise into Life. Tn 8 cols. ittno; Oth Edition, Is. boards. it. Letters to a Young Lady. In 8 Vols. 12180 Prke 11 ' is cords. Fourth Editiou. ;:13Y HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL I,EI - I'Ii:O:PATENT. r METCALFE'S PENETRATING FIA 7‘ • • Bla:titiEs.—The attentioti . of the Pithlie is particu rly , reroesttli to the above article, being tic most useful tplettent aver iliscoreicd for cleaning the'head ; its greatat.t iperiority..‘kill Ire efitlent on the elightest inspection. st rushAliat will:go through the hair has :long been a tlesideta irn the Public, but hitherto unattainable. J. Metcalfe Is the: pleasure to. infohn the Nobility, Cientry, anti the tiOt he has invented a BRUSH that will penetrate. "ugh thickest h iv H and efl'ectually cleanse it from urf ; wt . )! thereby stretigtheit:and promote its growth, and re to it the niost beantiftil aleia.aranee., The Nobility and entay are inVited to nsahr, trod jwittiont purchase) of the mre, ttt hi 4 Lines!: nand Colub-iaitatifas:t 04, 3§, (,teat Mary tOtiti•siseet, These Patent Ilaii Brash'es are to be laid of 1 respectable shopkeepers. To prevent imposition, I.lrn , t for J. etealfe's Patent Hair- Eruslies ; and gee that le Brash has the Patentee's stamp on " Metcalfe, Patentee, teat Marylebone-strict, in the 'margin. with G. R. Und Royal Crown, in the centre. .A Übe: al allowance to whole.; Ile houses, an applicatiOtt to Metcalfe 41111 Kent, it, Cheat LOllbarousli-strtek SATURDAY. 31‘..0,4.1tY . 1817.-- POPULAR AND ATTRACIIVE LarrERY t Begins Drawing 21st u . l THIS MONTIL Two PRIZES of en,tion GtiiNKA.S, and upwards of 40 other CA vaALS.—Low.eitt Mire L.ll. • TContractor' for the present Lottery.; . rrrurns his nafeiguedi 'll.ls to those noinerous Friends who have favoured him wilh their patronage. and t)egl; to remind those Pei sons wit have detereed their Orders, that the intereeniag• perioa to the Drawin,, ,, will lin* he very short, as it Will begin on the 21st of THIS MONTH'( all Persons who purchase before that day will have the certain chance of gaining the Grand Prires, viz. • ....0f... 20,000 Guineas 2 of 5,000 Guineas &e. &c. &c.' Tt will he seen, by reference to the Scheme, that early Ad venturers have other adeautageb, Inasmuch as the first drawn Mikes wilt be entitled to a further Aunt of 3,700 (Ali meas, and the first 500 Manta to 0a Guineas each. • Tickets aud, Shares are selling by T. MST - I, Ountructos, 4, Cornhilli and 9, Charing-Cross, and at all the stink' Lotto) , Offices. • Fr ANNA V'S PR EVENT] VC , WASH , .tyell- J - known by the Army. Navy, and others, in all parts of the World, as the ONLY SPRCIFIC for the Infallible reeeimi c to of a certain direful disease ' continues to be sold (as for the last Su years) by HANNAY and Co. No. I, Little Stiffolk-street, Haymarket, London: It will keep fur ever in all climates, and never once failed. Unpaid letters not admitted. Price ns. “all I Is. per bottle. Two bottles sent by coach in reilltn ,for a 11. note, post paid, or four bottles for 21. Packing cases included. PAT :1' SELF-ADJUSTING , 'fItLisS4IANUFACTORY . , •• -7 Strand, Loudon, and at (13, Valais Royal, Paris. Q, AL ODY. Bud Co. having received the P5....7 most; flattering testiatony of upp,,:qttion of their Triisses; hot unit front the must eminent Profe4sional Gent Ir. men, and 'many Niti utial and Pantie Institutions they have the bonour . to serve in this kingdom, but also fratu pt., tons in France, .where they hare obtained a Brevet of it i9ll, and considering a reference t ► those persons and Institutions, and their griot demand as the hest realism's:nis tion, they have only to oiler Orin to the Public on their nsual terms, and to Caution „them of the imposition of un principled pretenders, who, under faked situilittide of de signation, impose on the Public:their worst of Trusses, with 4;it oiitteenvelty.intkitrement, or Utility. Perifts sending of the 11ad jolt above tfir hips play be fitly snpplieii. Night Trusses un an entire new principle. GREY HAIR in early Life, which Las always been considered such a Drawback to personal appear ance, is likely in future to be scarcely seen, as ATKINSON's VEGE'II'ABLF. DYF. will intatediutely change it era to a Brown, and, by a further application, to a black, so perma nent that nothing can - possibly remove the Colour. SOW, price 6s. 10s. Gd. and One Guinea, by .antes Atkinson, Per fumer, No. 43, Gerrard•tareet, Sobu-square, London; and most Pei-into ers antf fltd r-dressers.-Also, as above, is sold, ATKINSON's CURLING FLUID,. well known to most.of the Nobility unil Gentry for restoring the flair, where it has fallen off. trout Illness, Perspiration, Change of Climate, &c. &c. It alit , frees it from Scurf, &c. makes it soft and glossy as silk, and keeps it it) curl dining exercise or its (tamp weather, price mi. ttd. a Bottle. ATKINSON'S AMBROSIAL SOAP removes Freckles, tlardoess, Sunburn, Redness, &c. from the Skin ; pt events its Chapping, and makes ittanooth, white, and es•gu„ Price, fur washing,. ts. pet Square I and Shaving Cakes, price N. le. and is. Gd..cach; . . N.H. Au allowance for takiug a quantity, or for exporta duo. On thi 27tb of December Wilt published, 'nice ii. Is. Part Vll.—W 1111 R. JOIJNSON'S DI CTION:01Y, in Quarto. SUP Edited by the Rev. Mr. tom). With numerous Corrections, and with the .Addition of many Thousand' Word's. Fainted for LetvgntaitataE; annl the ut her Pi uprietors. VIII. will be published in Much. I,M INTELLikiENCV, . „ , til)tttirrs' 'cc)l;:cr, ;lAN. rtilt sovrtlAeott R(mGe, PA 1.41) Tll "SE it. 4 CH A Nl'• COM i'NN . This was the first e;toSe tried in Abe city of Lim don under this set. of Parliament, and I ifeetAtn'e excited a tonsiderable_ degree of , interest. The property which was the-sail:l . lva of the present trial comprehends the line. of bilildinge on the Cast-side of Qiieen-street,, from, the corner :of Upper Th.oues-street down to the river,,and ittglinfes in it Three Cranes what t. Fought: freehold of this p).operty (the greatest-part of tvltich has subsist 7 liagleases, of diffeient periods as tadorationi upon it) .the Merchant-'Tailors' Company demanded also soot of 25,0001. and for which, the So u Bridge Company offered the sum tif 1513301, The ATTottNn - -GeNasat., on ,the part of the plaintiffs, entered somewhat at large into the on- Hire of the (potion before the Court; He expati , uted on the great value of the land in Aitiestion, which consisted, principally, of a wharf along the banks of the fiVel a tutu contended that the sum demanded by his clients, viz. 24,996/.175. was not tog) high a - valuation. The - paltry sum of 15,331/. was indeed only offered ,by the South wark Bridge Company, allowing for all ex peaces ; but he would tall most respectable sot-veyors, and other witnesses, Who would without hesitation state, that the sum demanded was a fair and just valuation, His clients did nut 'wish to part with the property, but the law .had directed that they must do so, and then it would be for, the Jury to take care that private individuals should not sulf6r in these great undertakings. Mr. Alsatota.i and Mr s GURNIIY, on the same side, called several witnesses in support of the plitiotjff's case : the first of whom Was Mr. &t -imid 4obinion§ a surveyor, who proved that he had hiien Called upOn by the Merchant Taylors' Company to make a fair valuation of the proper ty. The estimate vas Made first upon the pre s'ent rental ; next upon the improved rental, when the leases now granted to several persons had ex pired. mita of the land having been let upon nuilding leases ; _and lastly, upon the fair and jit`st value of the whole, taking the repairs and other cironnstances into consideration. Ott these principles he bad (mold the present annual rental to be 5161.; bad estimated the improved rental at 2,0234.15 a. ; and the whole Value of the property at 24,996 d. 17s. . The second Witness called was .Mr. W. Monta gue, also a surveyor, who differed in a slight de gree from the statement' of Mr. Robinson, and who, taking the ptesent rent to be 5161.; owl having e3timatea the improved rent to be 2,0151. the total value would be 24i5131. _ . Upon cross-exaruination lie said, that the Cor r4.lrs., ion of the t; ity of Lossioxi ,A,l4en sot ettitn.' peiled, to IA land, 114 t t 4440 4 221 t ears' pr. dorm ; but %Olen obliged to tell, it only obtumed from 15 to 16 years'a parchase. Air. G. Smith am: Mr. Hoggart, also surveyors, , proved to the same effect. Mr. Robert Smith, Mi. Barber, and Mr. Hall, whartingers, estimated the Three Cranes ‘Vharl, which is part of the property in question, to be worth 1,2001 alear, although this part of the property was sold by auction for 60001., 'yet it was worth 12001. a•year ; and they would give it. The case on the part of the plaintiffs bring here closed, Mr. eijea it BEST addressed the Jury Ott behalf of the Southwark Bridge Company. He contended that the calculations of the Gentlemen' who had been employed to survey this property were wild and impossible to be credited. How .was It possible to form any guess of the worth of buildings 25 year hence ? Could any person pre. tend to give his judgment upon it with any degree of accuracy ? And yet thcse Gentlemen, with all . the coolness imaginable, boldly told the Court that they had formed an estimate,• and pretended to have been able to calculate to a shilling the value 'of such property ; and had determined, that what now was worth only 5161.. would/ in 25 years hence, be worth 2,0091. He concluded rather a' long speech by endeavouring to persuade the Gen- . 'kitten of the Jury that the sum of 15,0001: tarred to the Company was amply sufficient. After a recapitulation of the evidence; the Jury retired for about a quarter of an hour, and returned a verdict 0f"24,5001.. TO PREVENT FRAUD. HF Public are. most earnestly regnestetly when . A puteloasing DAY and IsIARTIN'N Blacking, to olAer re that the Address is petfectly clear and correct, partknlavly the IN:outlier 97, ai a sure meat* to isreitrut4iscir being im puted upon by Spurious stud Vile enasposis‘an bbstead sM th..: origin3l,; the superior Qualities of which hare ensured its universal Übe for many YeAli. DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Holborn. For CHILDLAIM, SPRAINq, RHEUMATISMS, &c. • D R . STERIIS'S 01 1 01)ELDOC.—l'Ilis vcrt , ext'elletit Medicine cannot tw grannie ut3levi the name "F. Newtie" tie engra%ed in' the Stamps. It is lie come ro't:es. , ary to , Ihe pnbite attention to this pat ticu -14). as •...imiterfeits are sold in almost every town and street; and often Iv persons %%no would not be suspected of tin at teMpt to rt..- and defraud ct,,toinors. This Opottel -46c is sup. Ito . ..........................it. tilt core of Chit- Wins, Itruities, C.ainps, and ‘ll. ,?':*; as ulso fur Itlicuutatibuts, and 5.; the Luubs wbuu a paralytic _ . Sold b , Newbery nod . at the old r.stahlishtd Me rlicinOWarchattse, Nu. 35. the third lioaiie fruit' Chealwide. Price 24. 9d. a bottle. . Ibis Dity was plibliAtd, price il. 54. in bpards, • • Vl.l. It. Part I. illOttrAttli by itogrAvings,of TIRE SUPPLEMENT to the ENCYCLO po,DIA iIItITANNICA riftlTAN4. Edited by !OM:VEY NAPIER, Esq. F.R.S.E. This Part is enriched with a frelintinary Dissertatio4 on the History of the Mathematical and Physical Scientei. uY Professor Playfair all with Contributions, by J►►hn Bar row; Esq..Vrancis Jeffrey, Esq. Professor Leslie ; James Mill, Nig. Dr. Raga', Dr. Thomas 'I liontson, and other well-known writers. Edinburgh t Printed for Archibald Constable and Co, Sola by bale and Fenttstr, - London.; Thomas Wilson and Sons, York; Robinson, Son, and tioldsworth, Leeds; and John CuauningiDublin. Of whom may he had, Supplement to the Encyclopedia Beitannica, with Etijrraw. apes executed in the first style of ti d e A r t.—v o l. 1. consisting 'nflseo Parts, price 11. ss. each, 0, 4 4 . , ,T0 this Volume there Is prefixed a Distotirst, exhibit ing aGeneral View of the Progress of Metaphysical, Ethical, and Political Philosophy, By Dugalit ste*art, Esq. F.R.S.L. and E. . This i)ny was puhliabed, handsoinely printed its . nne vol., Bro. embellished with 4 beautifitl Engravings, by Heath, &c., price ills. in boards, pARADISE LOST. - JOHN 4%11 LTON. To to hid: are prefixed, the Lite of the Author, and Criticisni oil the Poem, by Dr. Johnson. • • London : Printed for F. C. and J. ltivington ; G. Wilkie; J. Nunn; W. M i t e and sons; Cadell and Davies; Carpen-, ter and Sun; Longman, H nest, Rees, Orint, and Brown'. Scatelterd and Letterman; La, litngton and Co.; W.Lowndesi F o Jeltevy; John Iticharilgui.: J. Otrike; and Whit« taker; K. &holt.) , .1. 111awm4tt ; Cradocl., utid Gale _, and ; Waller and Edaartls; G. COWIC Co.; and R. limiter. Of whew may ht hail, rrintrit nnlionnly with the above, and colhellitilied with livo tine Engtaviags, by Fittler, due vt)l. aro; in-he I is. boards, Paradise Regained; %Nith his Miscellaneous Poet' Also may he b;id, another Edition cif Paradise Lust, very ucdtrly priuted uu din paper, in 12nto price Gt. in boards. INSOLVENT Test etday Alex, Cumming was fin laity remanded for grosk fraud OIL his creditors, The case wit, particularly aggravated, told the insolvent severely reprimanded, Samuel Bever%) afttr some dispute respecting costs, was examined .re,speeting a letter he had written to one of ills creditors, and prevaricated . so Much, that the Court, without hearing farther gi6otids of opposition from 'Mr. Heath, thought it thei r duty, ttf remand him finally. Only four cases were no the list, rottct IYIELLIGENCE. MANSTON , HoUSE. Itotittitt ata 110Aftb Toe lIELbEu.--rhrietian Frederick, >a -German, one nt those wretched sailors %slip were sent to the Helder as n place of refugee W brought up on a charge of batting run away frOtit the ship, currying with him tint (thiy the doilies by wh eh ItiS own tattered wartbobe was ratistictuttl„ but Hlim the tvatt, hate, niters, & c . of teVeral tt# the other foreigners. •- The kotier bet ii for some (lays indooll. misty employed in iptalifyil,g his fellows the improvement, ill their di ess, by Ointing them, and rcitivett some marks of favour for Lis ser- .[Pitte r, Site, 4NPENC: vices, which it seems ,vere performed ‘Vitli tar expeditiou, T: le Clerk of the Helder complained; . that die ,pirit of iHdtat i(in had already gained moo krounti, and that he ;apprehended it would heerime genera" it a cheek•wai not itinnediately applied, A constittA ' ivatch, he said, bad been kept, for the ptirpot: of preventing. robbery and 'flight ; and ~the serjeant. of the guard 'appointed 'to the Helder deelarett, • that•his ttvelve men 'could not be responsible:4(k the proximity of the ship to the. Tower Wharf. The LORD MAYOR said,if .the sailors. rejected We protection offered to theM, and preferred SW= ration and cold. to thy, opposite conikrts, he. thoughtit unnecessary to force them to their own adrantage. 14v, however, shoal& take care, that Hasse whit wire inClined-tuk roil-away sittitild heiVe poise to dread the consequence .of tatillgtthit therm what they had.nn title to,. and , tirderell the,,, • prisonei to be sent t o Britlewell, and whipped. ~! -, . . BOW-sirarl% FORORRY.--YeAtertlay a respectable than of tht i s mote of HIM= Holmes, was brought to the °thee. 7 nod Underwent a long exainination; rlial.ged before Mr. Maxis with forgeries to a considerable extent. It applcared from the evidence of Mr. William ' liadons • .u 1 Tower Royal -court. Watinirstrect, broker, that he had known •the piiiioner fur about . seven years, ilor;i, which tune he had resided near AsWind, hi Kent, but since that time he had resided' at the "White House faun, ' near ' Eden-bridge, and after, thilt time he had no transactions whit him for several years. He • had only . seen WM' once in company with Mr. William Crispe, Of ImaHvoile, but bhould not have known him again; if he had seen hills, and it lie had applied to him to geli.ont'Stock, .he should haVe required him to he identified. 011 the 27th of October, 1814, the prisoner applied to him in the helittlf of a Man whom he introduced to hilts as William Crispe, of Maidstone, in Ketit, to sell fur hint, and the person he represented as William Crispe, the smith of SQOI. Navx, 5 per ;Cents. Ant , ! nnities, beiftg part of a large sun►, in the names of the prisonet and NVilliam Crispe. After the transfers . were legniarly prepared to different 'persons, they were signed by the pri soner, and the other mall, lie afterwards met the prfsmtert and the man he irpreseated to he Wit• liant Crispe; at the Black Swan publieilionse, Lothbory, where he paid hint the amnitnt of the Stock sold, anti the latter requested him to still Stock to the amount of 2001. in the 5 Ever cent, Annuities, which 'he .aceerdingly did, the ma►t calling himself . ' Willi►ant Crispe attending to e&e ch.te the transfer. Frederick Terdionndo, a clerk in the flank. proved, that on the sth of April, 1815, he, t o ol *itoesscd the transfer of the parties; when the prisoner represented himself t O'be ifolmeso of:Westallotcar Ashford, and William Crispe; ptaidstone. , John lieleher,.aninter desk the Kink, be , longing to the 5 per .tent..Nuvy Dei»irtment, stated, that on the 27th of May, 1814, he wit— nessed three transfers' in the Navy 5 per cents 4 trout the prisoner, Williato Holmet; of Ashford, in Kent, and Williom:Crispe, of .Maldstone. The priioner had undergone a former eXatllills , tion previous to yesterday; and ,was ;Igaiti re. mantled by Mr. Manta, who very 1111111allety plied with his solicitation, to be again committed to the House of Correction; in preference io other pillion, for a fortnight. Ire, I ~,,,,, ~ ' , CAUTION TO SERVANTS. Female sdrvants should' never, when thtir tens or mistresses are out, open the door after dusk witliont putting up the chain; ai eyen take in a preel shat requires kiting chi vet the chain, unless thy knosi , where it comes from; or set proper pkinted ticket front the inn. Last Sun. day et , ening about nine o'clock it sharper knock ed ttt N li'flust near Russell-square; told inquired if Mrs, -;;-,; (mentitining the Lady's name) was at home, the woman, servant; who had incautiously opened the door without the chain being up, an. swereti, " No, Sir." " Deno how unlucky," ex daimed " why 1 suppohe the family dillrd out," " Yes, Sir." • 44 1 come upon ,otheild, ness; toy name is Johnson," rejoined he, " and must see her early to-niorrow morning ;. dear Me, how shall I nimble, I had better wki:e her a note i prayfgive itie a pen and ink 1" npnu the servats,cddmewed hint into the drawing-roons and ran down for pen anti paper. to the. parlour, where two or three young Ladies ,were sitting. In a moment she beard hirer upon tke stairs and WPM to meet him. '' Never mind ; my dear, I will not trouble you," said he, " he sure to re- Member my natite is Johnson, I . will not write, hut call at eleven i t,-marrow," and. horried off. This caused suspicion, and it was discovered that he had snatched up a watch which Was lying cstt the mantle-pima ; he probably fatrcied it was gold, being in a leather cover, 'but fortunately it was onlyan old shabby metal watch, worth very little to him, though really a loss to the owner. The man appeared about fi fty years of age, With pnwdered . hair , pitted with the small-pox, rather under the Middle size, and looked something like a ClentlemaiN butler:-44his servant had heel' repeatedly desired never to open the dour with out time chain to tiny one, but would always take it down tor a double knock, thinking it rude to ,kerbs gentlefolks waiting. On Stintlay morning n melancholy accident oc. culled in Liverpool. As a ship's hoot, contain• ittg tire into, wtot going , front the Pierheatt to a. vessel In the river, win:ohm a very short tlistattec from the slime it unfottlittately oter*et by ruji' litirg upon ti tttl'S hawser, by %Walsh aecitleut tines men were clruwrted.