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6-7.14;"4;- , za . . . . • .• . • . . • 4.: • 4 tv; 7 .1 1.v . t , r- . , i „-- - -II : f, ..71._:, , i . . g . -- 7:4 4 .„. • -,-----,. -: ...,.„ 46-* , , ~.. ~ - A :„. . ~,,,...._. ..... .9, 1 11 +, In ; ,1 \ , , ~`~~ , r . ~';3 '~{. ~~ ~•,~ ~ WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER . . • [PitrtE SEvtNptilt. NUMBER '1883,1 CONTRACT FOR. BC I' `ER'.ANI CHEESE. ItOYAI.- HOSPITAL FOR SEAMEN AT GREENWICH, 'December 8, 1817. . . SUCH Persons as may be wining to Contract for supplying this llospital with BUTTERand CHEESE for Six or Twelve Alon , hs, may deliver in their Proposals to t he Director's of the said llospita!, at this Place, on SA- I'LIRDAT, the 2'th Instant, at Eleven o'Clock in the Fore noon ; and in the mean time be furnished wit h.Forms of ijrci- Poaals, and acquainted with further., particulars, by inquiring at the Steward's °dice here. N.B. No Proposal Will be received after the hour afore- IQ, nor will any he attended to that art not agreeable to the said Forms. VICTUALLING-OFI'ICE, Dec. 9, 1817. THE COMM/SSIONERSfrr VICTUALLING - His .111.1.1E42^Y'S NW/1r: lb hereby give Notice, That on Wedneday, the 17th instant, they will be ready to receive Tendcrs in writing (sealed up), and treat /di. Fifty 'Thousand Gallons of WEST IKUL RUM, of the strength °f Five per Cent. tend, r proof ley Si kes'shydron!eter ; and Ton s of NEW BLACK SMYRNA RAISINS, to be answe r able to Samples of not less than two pounds Weigat each,- : to be produced with the Tene"er,s. The whale to be delivered into his Majesty's Victualling Starts at Deptford in the . Space 01 . one-month; and to be paid paaaldc, without Interest; Sixty Dos after d ae. The Conditions of the Conti acts inaylie seen at the Seere tarq's Office. _ tVo regard will he hail to any Tender in which the Pride shall not be inserted in Words at lenkth, or that shall not . 1 :e eetivered to the Board before One o'clock on . the said /red nesdao, the 17/h instant,' nor unless the Person who makes the . rewler, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to an -41 Per called for. JJEPTFORD VICTUALLINq-Ydrel), Dec. 1, 1317. Tl - ALSII4 are to give _Notice, that on Thursday, the Ilth instant, at Ten .o'Clack in the Forenoon, tvia e.vposed to PUBLIC $.41,E, at gig Jinjests Vie- Inc:Ming Yo;•,-!, Deptford, sundry Lots of the . fol!owinir unserviceaLle Provisions and. Siorcs, now . lying in the said Yard, v;z. . • Bread, Bread Dust, ri6ur, Flour Sweepings, Raisins, Rice, yi Pease, Phase' Screenings, Oatmeal, BakehOuse Sweepings, Butter, Cheese, 'Sugar, Vinegar, Beef, Pork, and-Sttet, C.ku dle Boxes, Packing Cases, Bags and Itags, Cora Sacks and sags, a quantity of GaAs (old Butts), Butt, Puncheon, hogshead, Barrel, Half Hodshead, Kihlerkin. Irish Teirce and Barrel Stares, Heading tight and Dry, Fire Woort,.Bra: ken Staves, &c. &c. _ . There will be also put up for Sale (va.Vcet to the Regula tions of the Revenue Boards a quantity of Wine, Tobacco, Cocoa owl Coffee. Deposit of 251. per rent. is to be made upon the amount Irfeach Lot at the time of sale, and the remainder of the pal ,chase-money paid before the Stores are remoeed, for - which .111(2.3764e a period qf Fourteen working days will be allowed fron t the day of Sale; the Buyers particularly serving, that not less thahane half of the inoniity is to he takea away front the Prentio . es within the first seven days ; and - the re mainder in the .seven Allowing days ; otherwise the deposit money will be fon:fated, and the Provisions or Stores _remain the property of the Crown, as no extension of time, will, on any account, be granted. ARMY CONTRACTS. CoannissAriat Department. Treasury Chambers, Rom. 29, 1817. NOTICE h hereby given to on Persons desir ous of Contracting to supply.the'following Articles fOr the Use of the Army, viz. BREAD, to his Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quakers, and Barracks, in the under-mentioned Conntivs and Islalids:—llerks (including the Town of IlungerfOrd), Berwick, Cornwall (including Scilly), Deron, Dorset, Es sex, Jersey, Middlesex, Nottingham, City of Cbestcr and its Vicinity, Town of Dudley and its Vicinity, Town of Sbrewsbnry and its Vicinity. BEEF an 1 MUTTON, to his Majesty's Land Fordes in Can tonmentS, Quarters, and Barracks, in the undei-nrentibncd Counties and Islands :—Berlis (inclnding the Town of Hon gerford), Cornwall (including Scilly), Durham ;including Holy Island), Essex, Gloucester (including the City of Bristol), Hants, Isle of Man, Kent, Norfolk, Nottingham, `Tunlk, Sussex, York, North and South Wales, City of Car lisle audits Vicinity . , Town of Newcastle-upon-Tyne and its - Vicinity; as also FRESH BEEF in the Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, and Alderney. FORAGE, viz. OATS, HAY, and STRAW, to his Ma jesty's Cavalry in Ba:iracksi and OATS,in Cantonments and, Quarters, in the under-mentioned Counti6 . :—Berki, DOrset, Essex, Kent, Lancaster, Nottingham. That the Deliveries are to commence on and for the 25th 'day of January next; that Proposals in writing, sealed up and marked, " Tenaer forWirmY Supplie3, 4 will be received at this Office on or before Friday, the 26th day of De cember (but none will he 'received 'after Twelveo'Clock on that day) and if sent by Post, the Postage must lie paid. Proposals matt be' made separately for each County and Island, except for' the Cornities comprising North and South Wales, all of which must beincluded in one Tender, and the Proposal for supply of Preih Beef in the Islands of Guernsey, Jersey and . Alderhey must alsi) include the whole of the three Islands and C . :tell PrOpnsal most have the . Letter which is annexed,to thy Tender properly tilled op, by two Per sons of known Property engaging to become bound with the Party tendering in the amount stated in the printed Particulars, for the due Performance of the Com Tact ; and no Proposal will be iroticed unless made on a printed Tender, and the Prices expressed in words at length ; and should it so happen that (luring the Continuance of the. Contract no Troops should be supplied under the Contract, the Expence of the Stamps for the Contract. and Bond, paid in the firstinstance by the Con tractor, shall he refunded . to him.' . . Particulars of thesContracts may lie had upon appliCation at these• Chambers, between the hours of Eleven "and Five. P.S. Samples of the Bread and Meal may he seen at these Chambers between the hours of Twelve and Two. PUBLICATIONS. • THE LAMENTED PRINCESS. • • This Day was published, price 103. thl..Bvo. boards, GULZARA,_ the AMIABLE PRINCESS of Ph.IISIA.. " A Bishop here said the Rook was full - of improbable lies." Swift. t Popc. Printed for J. Souter, 73, St. Paul's Church-)•ard. This rafi%'s Handsomely printed in post Quarto.. price 9s. By Baldwin, CraCock, and th,,y, 1 1 .!.aiernoster-rutv; and C. Cliapple, Pall- ; ELEGY to the IIEMORY of her ,Roy - 4 Fli-glittess . the Prititess CHARLOTTE of WALES. By Mrs. COCKLE. Thipl Edition. What ! tho' short . thy date, " Virtue, riot rolling Suds, the mind matures. " TWA life is !bug, which answers life's ;„ , ,riNit end." You NO. nits Wrre Published, Jo Two Volumes, Bvo. price 11. ss. hoards, „ reIiSERVA riONS on the WEST INDIA ISLANDS. Medical, Political, and MiSeellaneuus. JO:E.. W11.1.1.1MY, - /N, NI.D. FelloW of the 11.4a1 Physicions, Wv rly, S urg eon to the Caithness Higlikaders, and'uf Spa nislk Towo, Jamaica., . . . • "The testimony of Dr. W. is valuable, frnm his peculiar opportunities of kno w ledge."—Etinth. ltev. Aug. Isl 7. " We recommend these volumes as containing- a valuable collectiott of farts relating to the Diseases of Jamaica, and theprophylastic regimen to be adopted by Eur o peans to Tropialtelimate's. Besides the antho'sjournal,trie vo: fumes contain some interesting Essays."-• -Edinburgh Me dical iounial, (ict..1817. • London: Published by J. klardiug, 36, St,. James's-street. RURAL. AFFAIRS. • . Just published by J. HARDING, :36, St. James's-Street, 1.1 - E1 R OR'S MEMORAN DU M BOOK IL for 1819; or,. Journal of Country Business and Ac counts IhroughOtit thii Year ; consisting of Tables arranged in the most perspicuous anti easy manner. and adapted to a Farm of moderate extent. 4to. Price, for a Year, 10s. 6d. To he continued annually. ' 2. The FARMER'S ACCOUNT BOOK for'lBlB. A new Edition, itoProved: ' This Work is a Collection of Forms ruled for keeping the Acconlits of a Cott atry Establishment of magnitude, and being founded. upon long experie:me in Rural Management, will prove highly useful to Lu idholdei s, Farmers, Stewards, &c. Price 21s. for a Year, or IN. 6d..for Half a Year's Book.— Continued atinnalll'. a. N EW CATALOGUE of BOOKS ou Agri : cultu're, Planting, Gardening, and RaralAfiliiis in gtueral. - In the .Press. Printed for J. Tiarding, Aglicultural Library, 36, St. Jamey's street, Landon. • • • M E D -• i • C .1 N'• E RUPTURES CURED A'l MEDICAL BOARM copsegitenee of the extensive practice of the Medical Board, at Citailu'te Blackfriars road, Drs. - COOPER, MUNROE, and CO. have, for 'thy accommodation of Fatieats residing at thu West end of the Town, established another Medical Board in Wooctstock street, Oxford-street, a few doors from Bond-stiert,, where a Physic:btu and .-Surgeon, Meroners of the Royal Coller,e of London, of thirty years expel ieuce, constantly reside. thousands have teen restOred to pert . , et health by. their united talents i indisputable, after Hosititals h failed, many of whom had neon great sufferers from being isupro perly treated by persons ignorant of the profession. Erop _tiorts on the head, face, and body, ulcerated thi oat, .swel lings in the neck, nodes on the shin bones, cancers, stele- tares, fistulas, pains in the head and limbs, and net yin's dibility, are the consequence of an ill-cured contagion, and which symptoms frcluently appear years after, and destroy d o mestic happiness. Messrs. Colter, Munroe, and Co. are consulted daily at both houses, or by letters from the country, stating particu lars, when thedicuic and the best advice will be sent to all parts of the kingdom. Thert'are si lc doors at each house, and private rooms for females. Advice gratis on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunda; mornings, until tv,el , e o'clock. . EVEILV NIAN HIS OWN Dourott, By the . Urse of Dr. BO EltflAAVE's It El) 1 ILLS, a Medicine fatuous througlmut Europe ft o- the Cure of every Stage and SymptomOf a Certain Complaint. Tris a melancholy fact, that thousands fall vic 1. tints to this horrid Disease, owing to the unskilfulness of men, who. by an improper treatment of this direful calamity, not .uutrequently cause those foul Ulcerations and Blotches which so often appear on the head, face, and'hody, with dimness in the sight, noise in.the ears, deafness, stric tures, obstinate glects, nodes on the shin-bones, ulcerated sore throat, diseased nose, nocturnal pains in the head and limbs (frequently mistaken for other disorders), till at length 'a general debility and decay of the constitution en.nes, and a inelanchr!ly, death puts a period to sufferinK mortality ! Theypever fail to remove every species of debility arising from a contaminated state of the system. Their. effects are mild, safe, and expeditions—and what rendeti this Medicine of the greatest importance, is, it requires no restriction in vint of diet, and no privations to the ordinary avocations in - 1 - 44 With each Box is given a copious bill of 4irections, by which all persons are enuhied speedily to cure themselves with safety and secrrsv, without the least confinement or hin drance of business. its atinizirg sale within the last sixty yeari, though selthini•tnlvertised, is a certain criterion of its immense utility. Price only 4s. fid. per box. Sold by flacon and Co. 150, Oxford-street ; Ward, 324,1101- Sern; ittand ; and Mr. Crcatley, 133 , . Minories. ,I 4 also by every reputable Vender in all Market Towns throughout the Kingdom, and all other Medicine Venders. This Medicine is a sovereign remeny in chronicrheumat ism, glandular obstructions, povert y of blood; and scurfy erup tions; in short, it has excelle d when salivation and other means have failed. ' rirsnoz,E nob app y Viinenis who, through the boasted promises of ignorant pretenders to medical skill, or through wilful procrastination, in order to increase expence, e ndure additional pangs, and become considerab l e losers b y delay, &c. are earnestly invited to the EAST LONDON' MEDICAL ESTABLISH NIENT, 7, CannOn street7road, near the Commercial-road 'Turnpike, where C.J. JORDAN, Sun ton,' &c. and two eminent Physicians, (iring many years regular practice, can prove that thousands fall victims yearly to tlieVenureaf Disease, owing to improper treatment, mid the use of those poisonous preparations teriiird mercurials; which entirely debilitate and; ruin the consiliu-• lion by getting into the bones, and other frightful and alarm- I ig effects—dimness in the sight, noise in the ears, fleafoesS, &c. &e.-7at last dropsy. ensues, .with a general .debility and decay of the constitution, originating horn a dreadful disease lurking in the habit; or the,system being poisoned by the use of mercury. Messrs. JORDAN and Co. may be consulted by all ranks of peopl , front 9in the morning till 9at night, for the cure of those alllicted with the Vent!' cal Disease, and the marty'distreising di,airders arising therefrom. Slight and re cent cases-are radically cured -in three days, aisd if long stand ing, a cure will be performed in i 5 days: and Mr..l. boldly asserts, that neither fearing a competition of professional skill, nor having recourse to the violent powers of poisonous mercuri6ls, he challenges them tip do by their Minerals, What: he has douc by his mild mode. of treatment, as testified on oath before the Lord Mayor and Aldermen of the City of London; and at all times -pledges himself that he is ready to cure the above dreadful complaint, in its most Mantling stages, in one-fourth of the time, and at half the usnal ex pense.—Letters, post paid, enclosing a fee., and stating the nature of the complaint, will be immediately attended to, and medicine sent to any part of the kingdom. Observe, the - EAST LONDON MEDICAL VSTA BLISHME/siT is directly opposite to tote Stone-mason's Yarai- Cannon-street-road, St. George's iu the East,—No connection' with any other House. THE LOTTERY. RICH WHEEL. • • , . • • FOUR paizEs or TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS! . And Only:ONE DAY, Inure to Draw. CAII_ROLI,,, , tits Cootrecor,,,has the plea ‘_.X • sure- ofannouncing; to the Public the Rich State of the. Wheel, witich ceintsins - • • • , • FO[Jit PRIZES OF TWENTY THOUSAND , POUNDS! And which mist. be ALL Drawn on SATURDAY, Dec. 40. The present Price of Tickets and Shares are as follows, viz.— ' • _ _ • • ---• • Titltet flialf 1 .ll 9 0 I , Eighth........ L. 18 V_ Quarter 'llte following Capital Prizes were drawn on Friday last, Dec. 6, and Soli; by G. CM ROLL, at his Offices, .. . —7, COltNl - 111,t,, aunt 2t3, OX FORD-S,PII.F. Et, , where the fortunate liulders may receive their Money: on 'de mand, viz.— . 4,349 a Prize of, ,C.20;600, in:hares. .5,84`i 4,720 - quo sulueas, Whole 'fieltet. 9,028 .... .... 200 tinineas, iii Shares. TWENTIETH DECEMBER. LOTTERY WILL . .FINISH. and J. SIVEWHIGHT congratulate tire . J • pub. on the result of the• Second Day's.DraWing, the Capital Prizes that happened to he itraWn having• been•well distributed among the Public in Shares, lint leaving, FOUIt of the 20,0001. Prizes, besides 14 Minor Uapitalzt. to he de termined on the LAST DAY of Drawing !inch of Di.fcember), when the First-drawn Prize will have added to it. the Sam of 20,0001. As Tickets .have not been obtainable , for several days past, those who intend to adventure should apply imme diately,' a few. having lwen.returnvd unsold by Agents aFrc noote parts of the Kiti,;(iont. J. and J. SIVEIVRIGFIT have A select Variety at their truly fortunate and old established Oakes, curn!tin, 3S, Ilayrnarliet, I 11, Holborn, And 141, , Oxford•streut where the last Prize of eO,OOOl. and numerous other Capitals in the last au,d present Lottery, have been Sold in Shares. PUBLICATION. Lately pithlishcil, By J. CALLOW, Medical 1104,h:idler, 10, Crown-court Prii,cr's street, Soho (price 25. 6:1.) the '2(l Edition, with H INTS for the RECOVERY awl ['RESER VATION of LifiALTLI. • " Fat paunches hay.e Iran pates. and dainty bits " Make rich the ribs, but banker ,tut the wits." i AN,4I'I;.IRF:. 2. Cursory Rem: • rks on Coipulency. • By W. W,edd, :dent ber of the Royal College of Surgeons. Thied Edition, with Editions, price 5 , . boards. 3. ,Daubeuton's .04servations on Indigestion. The Feiurth Edclition, with Aiditions, by Dr, Buchan, price 2s. Gel. 4. A Guide! to Ilealtirarid Long Life. By Lcv...s CornatO,' a Noble Venetian, who by attending to the ruiVi hero,n scribed, repaired a debilitated constitution, retained • hcabb and activity to extreme , old age, and declares that to be the pleasant season of life, I Bino. price Is ; tine paper, .2s. 6 A Vindication of Natural Diet. 12.0r0. sewed, price Is. 6d. 11. An Fssay orl Abstinence from Animal Food us a moral linty. ByJoseph Ritson, Bvo. boards, price ss. 7. Hl'alili : a Pose t , strewing how to procure, prtserve,and restore it. To whiCii is ane.exed. the Doctza's Dreade. By Ljward Ileno. sewed, price Is. thi.„. 8. Tissot s Guide to Health ; or, Advice to Youth) at 1.),,th Sk•kes. limo. price 3s. 6d. From the LONDON GAZETTE, DEC. 9. BANKRUPTCY EN LA itGED. • G. Tyndale, Aldu:ate, linen-draper, from Dee. 16 toJan. 10, at twelve, at Onildhall. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. T. G. Richmond. G4lltsforil,greet ~ lin-sit:y(l4,w corn-factor NI. Fus.sett. Tunbridge, g 13p0w(11.4. nitrelnutt. 11 kNKRUPTS. It. Holt, Lymm, Cheshire, draper, to surrender Dec. 24, 31, and J sn. 20, at two, at the George Inn, Warringt.n. At toinies, MCSSIS. Leigh, Mason, and Housman, New Bridge sheet, Blackfriars ; and Messrs. Borer and Nicholson,' Warrington. D. Whitmore, Hurdsfield, cot t on-sPinner, Dec. 20, at four,27, at ten, and Jan. 20, at eleven, at the Macclesfield Arms Inn, Macclesfield. , Attornies, Messrs. Hurd, Johnson, and Greenwood,. Temple, London ; and Mr. Loney, Maccles field. S. Frodsham, Frodsham, Cheshire, draper, Dec. 30, 314 and Jan. 20, at eleven, at the Palace Inn. Manchester. Allot - - nies, Messrs. Willis, Clarke, and Co. .Warnford-eourr, London ; and Mr. Healey, M;inehester. J. Doswell, Winchester, butcher, Dec. 17, at six, 18, and Jan. 20, at eleven, at' the George Inn, ,Winchester. • At torney, Mr. Eally, Essex-court, Temple, London ; and Mr. Godwin, Winchester. It. Ainsworth and •W. Davies; Bulholt, Bury, 'Lancashire, whitsters, Dec. 24, 26, and Jan. 20, at ten, at the Bridge Inn, Little Boltrin. Attornies, Mr. Nleildowcroft, Gras's Inn•square, London . ; and.. Messrs. Boardman and • Merry, Bridge-street, Bullies. J. Grtensmith.• Cork, Cartinel, cinder burner, Jan. 5, at live, 6, at eleven, and 20, at five, at the White Flail Ina, Lancaster. Attornies, Messrs Baldwin and P flinnt'p'Son, Lancaster; and Messrs. Alexander and Holum, New Inn,- London. H. White, Warminster, linen•draper, Dec. 16, 20, and Jan. 20, at ten, (at Guildhall, London. AttornieS, Messrs. Dawes and Chatfield, Angel-court, Throgmorton-street. D. Lawrence, Chard, Somers,ishire, linen-draper, dams. and 20, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Chard. Attornies, Mes s rs. King and Lulin, Bedford-row, London; and 'Mr Clarke, Chard. DIVIDENDS. Dec. 30, J. F...and 'l'. Walton, Bread.street, factors—Dec.. 31,N. Whittenbury, Manchester * cotton-twist dealer, —Dec. 30, J. Varycr, Oxford, tobacconist—Jan. G, W. Urquhart, Sion-college-gardens, merchant—Dec. -10, E. Jaekson*Wirks worth, Derbyshire, victualler—Dec. 30, .1.. Melsosne, Miser dine, Gloucestershire, farther—Dec. :31, G. Polbury, tsid mouth,' Devonshire, cahivet-maker—Jan. B, 11. Leckhanapst cad, Berkshire, farmer-...1an. 2, F. Wilson. Piy mouth, tuercer—Jao. 2, T. Sdner, Worthing, innkeeper— Dec. 31, Gi Banks, Plymouth-thick, jeweller—Dec. 30, W. Griffiths, Bath, hatter—Dec. 30, S. Palmer, Bourtith uu the-Water, Gloucestershire, tilercer----Dec. 31, .1. Bates, Buxton, Derbyshire, inntiolder—Jan. 27, J, Jeffery, Tun bridge,. shopkeeper—Dee. ill, .1. Bailey, :.sidmont h, Devon shire, common-brewer—Dec. 30, I), Cornish, Froute ,Scl wood, Somersetskire, clothier—Jan, 2. T. Robson, Bishop., Wearmouth, Durham, ship-builder—Jan. 10, 3. .Kerout, Bear-street, Leicester-fields, tiriwist —Dec. 31, E. Lee; Skipton, Yorkshire; cotton-manhfacturer---Dec. 30, .I.• Neale. and S. Warner," Milk-street, whole:vibe. linen-drapers—Jan. In, J. Earle and W. Lyon, Old 'Change, warehimsemen— Dec. 2)3,' J. and R. Lard, Ilallitvell, Lantashiie,-cuitUu 'spinners. CF.RTIFICATES, DEC. 20. W. Francis, F,ltilarti, wlitTlwrklit SrholeSeld, Orten wiCl),ll:ll)crilaslier-,-.1. Dowl,y,lVillow-street,11:1111:::iok . , corn titerelvitit .SiY.er, .itierct•r—W. (fgilvi6 - (loven's-elms, iiierch.int —J. ' 1)3 vivi, Alier7st with, EthvaTtlA, Dareibilry, timber. merticint Scarliiiroogit, Stilton, flouting- Alottskire, Miushall, linen-mei-chant. PA RTN E 11S11 IPS DissoLyF D. R. Watts, J. Weitmt, G. W. Watts,. am) C. 11. Hickman, Cfn-npsi.te, merchants-- , -13. - Coonibs' and W..C-;rcene, Ashford, Bent, plumbers--J. and 1. Dobinsan, hair and Cabinet-makers-4. and J. Ormond, Wanl: - sge, suri;euns. OLD 'BAILEY. D - EAnt OF A %rbUl'io CEIIMNEY SWEEPER. • .., • •,, . Yesterday John hral, a chimney-sweeper, .Was indicted , for ,manslatightey, in having refused to use proper .. means tor.. extricating a boy (John Dowling) front a small, chimney, into which the prisoner had . eompelletl him to enter, and in which, the.hoy was, suffocated. Mr. ALLEY topii an objection to the indict.. ,tent.. The prisoner had, he observed, been in dicted for murder, in : consequence of this trans action and the Grand Jury bath ignoted.the Bttt here he was charged with a felonious retusal to do that which it was not alleged in the indict went I,lmat he had the means of doiog, and from the omission - of this allegation . , : he contended that _indictment cwlld not be legally maintain?..,. The Learned Oemmtlernan cited authority in sup. port of this objectiOn; . W . hich he thought that the proper time to press, in order tO save the trouhlg of going ,through the case.. rslr. ADOLPHU - S acklloWiedgo the candour of his Learned frientias 'to the time and manner in which he brought forward his objection, against. the validity of whisk lore confessed . that he was not prepated ,at once to quote any ease precisely itt . point. After a rew words from Mr. PLATT, Mr. ALLEt replied, and ' The JUDGE decided in favour of Mr. All ey's obicctiol,, oh erviug that although he should is went and crprecate as much as any man the exer ciser of cruelty towards those unhappy children who were employed in sweeping chininies, al. though he should rejoice, if, by machinery, or any other means, such employment should be rendered unneeessaiy, still this was a ground upott which lie felt it his duty, as well as that of the Jury, to ti ead %%lib peculiar caution--to save - their judgment from being %s allied by any popular. feeling, and to determioe according to law. He felt time lesi difficulty in deciding upon this occa , sion,becauseif the Counsel fotthe Crown should. think proper to enter into the case, the point of law might he saved lot the cnnsideralion of the ',lodges, while if the prosecution of this indict ment-were now ab:mtlotied, the Learned Counsel. would not be precluded froM another course of proceeding. But from the omitision of the alleo. lion in time .record retelTed to by the Coltusei for the prisoner, the le:A objection of that Learnol Counsel was indisputable, amid the hmihc , turnt Was ciearlv had. The Counsel •for Ihe prosecution' declining, in consecottcuce Of this tleciion, to enter into the c3se, pr!sonerWilS ßcnrtftletl After the %ehliCt the Jiidge'said, that:he begged it to be understOod that this verdict held out no encoui-agetne'nt whatever to the proctiee of any hatsl , :iess or crut by towards the poor boys em ployed in sw'ecping chimneys, as it was entirely owing to the iii i cotissuction of Ole indict.. meat, which not being drawn according to the fwins prescribed by law, necessarily tell to the ground., and such would have been the case if an equally . defect ive itith . ctment vi ere pro e l t e a for b or ..kry, rottbrry, or Hoy other clo4ge. 130 stork mid Mary Campbell Were indicted for stealing 35 silver spool's, a silver waiter, and it, variety of articlesofiblat e, tie goods of Niajoi•-Ge nerol John Pare. The Jury found Rostock nntl Campbell Not Guilty. Vicloire Catelitt and /14aria Corbin were indicted for stealing nine shawlS, the goods of Williom Beach, priv'alely in his shop: The Jury toutiti Ca•elin Guilty, and Corbint Not Guilty. The two prisoners were again in,licted for Stealing' a ?)114A71, the property of Mr. Bird, a iluen-'draper, in King street, Covent-Garden. It appeared that while Mrs. Corbin was looking at some muslin, the pro secutor saw Cotclin take a shawl Out of the win dow' ; be seized her, and - Mrs. Corbin ran away. Verdict----both Mr BAUM GRA lIAIM observed,' the h COnSt (pence of tic turn the case had taken, it beitig; evident that the prisonets, by tlti! deXtelity of the Woman Catelin, had made shoplifiiiig a ctittimun. practice, they should be both transported. CH I LD-STEALING. Befu►e the it ECORDE R. Louisa. Perkins was indicted for stealing Emma, t h e i n f an t. da ug hter of Sitsaonalt Totter; five yeArs and seven months of age, with intent to deprive her of its possession. The short circumstances of the case are these t. proserntrix is a widow woman, residing at No. 15, Vere-stt•eet, Clare-market. On, Toes day morning, the •4(1). of November, the chill was sent . by her mother to the baker's, to get some rolls for breakfast, and just as she •ar+ Civet' there, the ptiSoner came up to her, took her by the hand, and inveMed her awAy i u nder a promise of giving her bisenitsand doll's clothes. She carried her into Duke's-court, front thence to Lin coln's-heft-fields, down Portugal -street, and s o 0/1 to the pas,Fages Tempie, and finally, as far As T o d o e-street . , int s. On their at rival there, however, Ike child began to cry, and her cries excited the coriosiy.of a passenger named. Gibson,- who asked the prisoner what she was. go ing to do with. the child ? and the prisoner re. plied, " D—n yOn, Sir, she is my niece, she has been disorderly and disobe-lient, and 1 shall do . w he I think pruner with her." The child then told where she lived. •' In her,detenee; she said she had been out night, and «•as in such a state as to be ignorant 0 1 %% hat she did. Gibson proved that she was in a state of intoxi- Cation. 'lwo witnesses gave her a gond character for humanity, and said she had a child oilier own. The RECORDER stimmed up the evidence, and the Jury found her Guilty,