The Sun.
London, England, 1818-03-10 00:00:00

IN consequence of the Licensing System , pecu-
liar to this Country, the Public are less able to benektivy
the REDUCTION made hy the GENUINE BEER BREW-
ERY, GOLDEN-LANE, than they would be if the Trade were
The existing Public-Horses are, for-the 'most part, en •
gaged hi particular Intereqs, and it is impossible to open
new burs. To assist the Public, however, as much as lies in
their power, in obtaining the GENUINE BEER, and at the
Reduced Price, the Committee have procured, and-subjoin, a
List of the Houses which retail the Golden-lane Porter. They
trust that the Public will generally avail them'selvespf this
information, as well on account of their own interest, as to
encourage the liberal and useful line of conduct which the
Proprietors of this Brewery have adopted.
IL,SCHULTES, Hon. Sec.
Swan, J. Vale
Spread Eagle, W. Porter
Q 57, S. Strong
Bird-street, Olive Branch, • . J. Scott
'Pitclffield-street, Cape of Good Hope, T. Wild
Mary-le-bone-lane, Mary-le-bline Inn, IL Lunn
High-street, Mary-le-1, •
bone, .71-apes, W. Manton
Lisson Green, PonlefraCt Castle, J. Reynolds
cantatty Market, Harp, • T. It ixoin
Maddox-streei, Masons' Arms, T. Griffiths
Poland-street, Bunch of Grapes, W. Roper
Mary-le-bone-street, King's Arms, W. Mayoss
%%hitcomh-street, Illackinoor Head, .1. Jackson
Lit tle-st. Martin's-st. Horse and Dolphin, 11. Saunders
Vine-st. Westminster, Marquis of Grimsby, W. Crush
Barton-street, Saint at ion, • It. Grinisey
Stretton Ground, • Bricklayers' Arms, J. Langley
Broadway, ' Angel, .A. Hill
'Tuthill-street, Golden Fleece, .1. Moira
Rochester-row, Plough, L. Holloway
Pimlico, Gun, W. Vale
Chelsea, Five Bells, E. Carr
Hutivrford-street, C 411111011„ W. IVllitebroo'
Church-passage, Si. Luke's Head, 'l'. Hughes
St. (leivent's-lane, Taylor's Arms, T. Day.
Exeter-street, . Bell, J. Barran
Bow-street, . Gairiek's Head, T. Harris
White Lion-street, 7} Head, •J. Palmer
King-st, Seven Dials, Two Spies, • T. Allchin
Prinees•street, Soho, Doke of Wellington, 11. Shannon
King-street, Soho, ,Thirteen Cantons, F. Raiinhaek
Greek-street, Greek-st. Cottee-ho. T. Wakefield
Chandos-street, General Elliot, S. Price
St. Marin's-lanc, Starand Garter, ,L Tonikins
Drury-lane, Shakespear, ~
C. Lancaster
Drury-court, New George, • T. bolter
White Hart-yard, White Hart, ' W. Sutton •
- --, Antelope, ' T. Norris
tV bite Horse-yard, White Horse, ' W. Smith
Long Acre, . Grapes, W. Winkfield
Vere-street, Wheatslieaf, ' T. Crew
Great Wild-street, Ben Johnson's Head, I). Lawson
'l'. Sheridan
I'. Digitalis
1). Parry
G. Chapmin
J. Oliver
'l'. ChaMpion
G. Williams
J. Hobs ,n
J. Morgan
J. Manning
(r. Non is
T. Christian
.L Jones
IL I),,ivsori -
J. Joh • son
W. Briggs
T. Milt on
B. Tiffin
A. Woodroffe
C. Carpenter
G. Eekstean
,Se Mk IL Eagle
St. John-st.-road, Red Lion, J. Tyler
Barbieao, • Red Cross, J. Carter
Beech-street, King's Arms, R. Hot ['crowd'
Golden-lane, Crown, G. Ponsfurti
Red. Limi-itraket, Bell, S. Finch
Finsbury-place, Ship, M. \Vmtehl
13ishopsgate-str •et, Cityof LondonTavern,Terry and Co.
~ Flower Put, J. Irving,
Half Moon--sti vet, Bi-} ,
Green Dngon
shops„gate,
Clement's-lane,
Lawrence-lane,
Crooked-lane,
Fish-street-bill,
Cullum-street,
%hinnies,

, ked L►on, •
Houghto►►-street, lied Lion,
Shoe-lane, Noah's Ark,
Fleet-lour, Red Lion,
Flact-u►;►rket, Hoop :n►ti GrApes,
Upper Ground-street. Jaeol►'s Weil,
Charlotte-st reet, Queen's Head,
I.llvoinshury- place, Orange 1 ree,
Holborn-hill, Grapes,
11,0 horn-bridge , Stv-►u,
Saffron-hill, Ship,
Coweross, • lied Lion,
Bart holotnew.close,- lilakeney's Head,
Sinithfield, King's Head,
—, Key,
—, Grapes,
Ay'rsintry-street, • Grapes,
Cross-st reef, Grapes,
Ilt►tcherl►all-lane', Grapes,
Goswell-street, 'White Horse,
Holloway, Coach and Horses,
Ifor- td Groom,

C. Thompso►►

Black Boy, A. Burch,
Blos,,o»s Inn, J. Nichalson
Cock and Bottle, J. Barrel!
Sa au Tavern, ' J. Ca:,sidy
Ipswich Arms, J. Hargrave
Two Sawyers, J. Yates
----, Grapes, J. Bishop
Tower Duck, Tiger, J. Phillips
Qaven-street, King's Head, W. Acton -
st.. O.ttherrne's, Serjeant's Inn, U. Itu egg •
Pennington-street, - White Hart, G. 0d;.,.
School-house-lane, Black Swan, ..1. May
Illackaall, Plough, F. Pinching
Dog-row, Betlinal-gr. Three Colts, J. IV °mil ey
Hare•street, ditto, Hare and Hounds, T. Bennett
Spitalfields, Bacon-st. Ship, J. Howell
Prince's-st. Oshorn's Head, J. Howlett
-,Grey l,:agle-st. Grey Eagle, ' W. Top pin •
Wentworth-street, Star, ' 'G. Irwin
Alderrnanbuty, ' Axe Inn, ' E. Edwards
Bull Wharf,Thames‘st. Old Guildford Barge, J. Ratcliffe
Borough, , Blue Maid, - , D. S. Field
, High-street, Chequers,
__ , Wallis and Kent

W. nett
%V. Careless
V. Drew
S. l'al.fe
.1. Frynch

. . _
-, Mint, Peter and Key,
-, Mint-street, Gralies,
--, Blaciiman-st. Ditto,
St. George's-market, George,
-----,Kerlt-street,
.White Bear,
, Tholey-st. Lit,icorn„
Elephant-street, Ito- ),,Kin„.s ii snn
.therhithe, 1 ' ' ''
Rotlrtrhitliv, Caulkers, W. Sharpess
, Eagle and Crown, J. Brett
Noah's Ark, J. tekler
Swans, T. Williams
Feathers, J. Harley
, Pull's Head, 'l'. Jones
New-st. WI-mom-key, Fountain, . .1. Skinner
Bermondse",-wall, , Green Man, T;Jackson
Millpond-bridge, Bose and Rummer, J. James
Deptford-green, Lion and Lamb, C. Hunt
Walworth, . Rising Sun, 'l'. Wilson
West-gr. Tottenham. Black Boy, W, Hancock
Gravel-lane, Ewer-st. Red House, J. Stunt
Holland-street, King's Head, T. Harding
Lambeth, , Lark Hall, ' H. Hudson
Montague-street, Crown, J. Begent
Ewell, - . Bull's Head, , M. Ward
Woolwich, Marine Barracks, G. Grayston
Charlton, Wriodman, F. Claxon
Chatham, South Canteen, J. Corrie
Hampstead, • King's Head, R. Miller
Deal, • Sun, W. Kennett
Doddington, Kent, Chequers, J. Palmer
The Committee farther nu:ke known, that a small pnblie
Subscription is absolutely necessary, to enable them to pur-
sue their object to a successful conclusion. When the pre-
judicial effects of the Arbitrary Licensing System on the suss
tenance of the-labouring Poor, on the natural and chartered
rights of the subject, and on the national morals, are consi-
dered, they hope they shall not have appealed in vain to the
pnhlie spirit and humane feeling of their countrymen. Books
are opened for Subscriptions at the Crown and Anchor Ta-
vern, Strand ; and at the Secretary's Office, No., R., Little
Knightritler-stitit.

It. Emery

Seven Islands,
Dock head,

LAST
W EDNF,S Y, 4300 Tickets were urawn, yet all
THREE PRIZES OF THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS
Are now in the Wheel,
+With 65 other Capitals of 50001.; 10001.',. 5001.,.
TBISF-1,, the Contractor, sincerely OaeAs the
• Public for their unprecedented Patronage already con-
ferral this Lottery. TI),! first-drawh Blank. No. 69a3, en-
titled to Four Pipes of Nrt, was shared by BISH, in 2 Quar-
ters, 2 Eighths, and 4 Sixteenths, wlui respectfully intreats
the Holders immediately to order from any %Vine Merchant
they please, .their respective pl'opiirtions of the 4 Pipes of
Port, of the choicest quality in the kingdom, which 111511
will p,ty for. on demand; who has also the pleasnre to an-
nounce that he sold arid shared no less than 1.2 of Capital
Prizes drawn last Wednesday.
• 111,1*(410,6m; is-the matchless STATE of the'WIIEF,L:
'l,llll EE PRIZES OF THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS,
65 0111E11 CAPITALS, of 5000., 10001., 5001., &c. &c.
• And in addition to all the Prizes,,
EIGHT PIPES OF ruler.
On ST. PATRICK'S DAY, Tuesday, 17th March,
BR6OO Tickets must be drawn,
i All the• Capitals may be drawn.
• As the demand has been very great throughont the Country,
BISH intreats his Friends to he early in their application
whilst. a variety of Tickets and Shares remain at his Offices,
No. 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-Cross, !mnon.
-In the last. Lottery, containing Three Prizes of 30,0001.,
BISI-J Sold them All; and hopes to . sell all the Three Prizes'
of 30,0001. in the present Lottery.

CHARGE-OF POISONING.

HATTON-GARDEN.—The public curiosity was
so great yesterday, that this Office was crowded
.to excess, to hear the examination of Thomas
Bolton, servant to Captain Kirk, of Great Coram-
, street ; Charles Goodwill, servant to Mr. Johnson,
40, Hunter-street, Brunswick-square; and Thos.
Dawson, and Samuel Renton, journeymen brash-
makers, charged with administering sonic kind
of deadly poison to Sarah Morgan, Sarah IVood-
ham, Jane Griffiths, Betsy Fox, and Jane Tucker.
It appeared from the statement'of Read, jun. and
Wainwright, officerS, that the physician's who at-
tended on the above-named young women, ex-
pressed Weir that Sarah Morgan, Sarah
kVoodham, and Jane Tucker, were out of danger,
ailthough..they are still very weak, and passed a
very bad night ; that Sarah Woodham remained
still in a very f:anget-ouS state, but was expected
finally to recover ; and that Betsy Fox still labwirs
under the effects of the poison ; that Dr.. Darling
was very doubt ltd of her recovery ; that she had
a change for the wuirse about two o'clock in the
moruitig, and threw tip something off her stomach;
which Dr.' Darling intended to analyse, from
whence he is in hopes of discovering what kind of
poison had been giVen to theta.
Michael Reilly, the,landlord of the Greyhound
pit bile- use,,l-1 cutlet 4-s! reel, Bruns w ick • sqoare,
was' first called. He restated the evidence which
he had befote given, and added, that no beer half
been since drawn from the butt which contained
the liquor that proved so tiangerons.
Richard Onslow.-1 have been ill for some time
•from a fall, Had was out of u, sit uat itotond lode
in a room adjoining the workshop in Mr. Reilly's
manufactory. I was there on Saturday last, about
twelve o'clock, When (Oodwill brought in the
beta-. Goodwill drank first, am! handed it to
Bolton, who drank ; he handed it to Dawson,
who drank bat little, and he handed it to me, but
Goodwill desired me not to drink, as the Doctors
tot bad me, and 1 did not drink. Goodwill drank
again, and gave the pot to Dawson, which con•
tained,.theu, about a pint. Dawson carried it to
the stable.whera he stopped' two or three minutes,
and then I believe lie carried it to the workshop,
but I did not see him. Renton was • riot present
all this time, he was above in the other shop where
the girls were. Dawson apt Goodwill, in the first
instance, tossed for the beer.
Sarah Batty,-1 live at 72, Ewer-street, Bo-
rough, and have worked for Mr. Reilly these
three years past. I was in the work strop on Sa-.
tutday, when Dawson brought in a pot, coutain-
ing about a pint, of porter : he handed it first to
Mary Anti ‘Voodharn, but she refused to drink ;
he then handed it to me, and I refused to drink ;
but Sarah Woodham, Sarah Morgan, Jane Tucker,
Jane Griffiths, and Betsey Fox, drank ; Sarah
tVoodham drank last, and there was some left in
the pot which she did not like, and she spilled it
on the floor, and laid down the pot, into which
I looked, and saw three' or four little red seeds
Mary Ann Woodham desired mein the first in-.
stance not to drink, lest they had put something
in the pot. I thought it strange he should bring
us .beer there, it being a thing' he nor either of
them ever did before, although we worked in the
shop about three years. Renton was in the shop
at the time, but slid not
.drink ; Dawson did not
stay till the beer was drank. I had no acquaint-
ance with the two gentlemen's servants, but seeing
them in the shop;, I know of no kind of difference
between any of the prisoners, and the young
women.

Here an argument took place between Daw-
son and Goodwill, in which they accused each
other. The masters of the two servants were
present, and gave them a good character, an►tl ut-
tered to he responsible for their appearance on a
future day; but the charge being tor a capital
offence, Whether death ensues of not, the Magis-
trates found it their duty to commit the prisoners
for further examination.