biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-12-21

LONDON SESSIONS.

Yesterday, these adjourned Sessions were held before
the Recommit and a Bench of Aldermen.
A man named Nugget was indicted for an assault upon
an officer named Macky.
It appeared that the officer, accompanied by another,
heard loud screams and cries of 6' murder," in a house
near Billingsgate market Upon going to the house, the
door of which they found open, they saw the prisoner
beating his wife in a dreadful manner, The
:rage of the
fellow, however, increased, upon finding new objects to
vent it upon. The moment the officers entered, they
were attacked by the prisoner, who seized a poker, and
aimed a blow at the prosecutor's head. Very luckily the
aim was a bad one, bat the officers received in their at-
tempts to prevent any mischief 1 knocks of a serious
nature, and with the utmost difficulty prevented their
assailant from doing fatal mischief.
The prisoner was defended by Mr. ANDREII6.IOIO said
that the evidence was of such a nature as not to be shaken
by any thing that could be stated on the part of his
client. The fact, be added, was, the unfortunate 4111111
considered, that he ought to exercise the most unbounded
control over his wife, and that his house was his castle
into which no man had a right to enter on any pre-
tence whatever.
The Jury returned a verdict of—Guilty.
The ROCORDER, in passing sentence, said it was well
for the prisoner that the blow he had aimed at the
officer's head had not taken effect, otherwise he would
bare had to answer, probably, in a most awful manner.
—The sentence upon the prisoner for the above stated
assault, and fur another assault oo.the other officer, was,
that lie should he imprisoned fur 12 mouths-6 months
for each offence.
The prisoner's wife, notwithstanding hiscraelty to her
which was well known to be of frequent occurrence,
screamed at hearing his sentence, and hung round his
neck with the most violent affection.

LONOUVITY.-111 our obituary of the 19th ult. we
recorded the decease of Mrs. Graham, of Fish House,
parish of Dornock, at the greet age of 100 or 101
years; and, in additiou to the facts then noticed, we
have been requested to mention the fullon:ne particu-
lars deceased was relict of James Graham, anal
daughter of John Syme, of Re.lkirk—heist, in fact,
the last of his most numerous family of 29 children.
She was married in the year 17-15—e year that will ever
be menawrable in the .annals of Scotland,—lived 68
years in wedlock, and 11 as a widow. She was mother
t0'.14 children—grandmother to 57 —great grandmo•
Mr to 120, and great great grandmother to 2. She re-
tained her facilities almost to the very last, so touch so
that she could see to read without spectacles, and even
assisted, last year, in spinning a web of fine linen.—
She bore her illness with the greatest fortitude and re-
signation, and went down to the narrow house fall of
years and experience—the intelligent' chronicler of
times long past, and much-cherished possessor of many
other excellent and patriarchal qualitiec—(Davyiic:
Piper.)
London, England, 1822-09-09

I

BISHOP AND SOLDIER.

TO TOT EDITOR OF TOM TTTTT IMAM.

Barw, Sept. 6, int.
Stn....The very proper exposure that you gave to
the affair between the Bishop and Soldier, excited,
am happy to say, every strong Dentition throughout the
country. Is a few days after your publication, there
appared some well drama figures, in chalk, on several
of the walls in and Owlet this city, repretenting a Bi•
*bop sad a Soldier in a kneeling position ; with es
4ppropriete motto written hr the side of the figures.
This was rather too mu It for the delicate nerves of
/some of our worthies to bear ; they, poor souls, were
placed io a situation truly pitiable; they did not order
publicly the chalking, to he rubbed out, but, in th se
~ra fortnight, they hit epos this expedient : they haJ
the islls pitcarded with she following Bill, which
they also published in the Bath and Cheltenham Ca.
Attie. Now, Sir, yon see they did not mention the
chalking. is the city; but they after a reward on the
conviction of any person, who shall he found writing
any thing of an obscene or libellous description on the
" outierrts of the parish of Welcot " Our Worthies
the city wish it to be believed. that they did not
know what the Worthies of she out-puts of Wale°,
woulJ do. ob! not they indeed; hut yet it was ra-
ther en unfortunate coincidence that the chalking. on

the walls in the city should have been ra►bed nut, by
an invisible vent, on the evening before the bills
were posted. But, however, so it was. For the pre-
seat, 1 than only ray, that, " J. Not," whose name
is at the bottom of the Bill, is Clerk to the Commis.
'lioness for Taxes, and also Collector of Tam for
Ai* City; and that SOWS of the Worthies whe ire
Commissioners for Taxes live in the city, and the rest
in the out-parts of Welcot. Tbankieg you fur the
manly to i■ which you have exposed the Bishop's
unbstross affair. 1 am, Sir,
Year obedient Servant,
BATUONIAN.

COPY.
WALCOT POLICE.--FIVE GVINIAS RZWARD. .
IVIITRZAB the Public Buildings and Walls in the Out-
P..rts of the parish of Walcot have lately been disgrace-
fully Placarded and Written-open with Figures and
Loaptage of the moat indecent and tendency,
offensive to the eyes of modesty, calculated to demure-
Pee the rising generation, and against the public peace
of the country: llrhoever will apprehend any person or
persons found in the art of affixing, writing, or cleaning
any libellous or obscene matter against any (lithe Wall.
n *tibia the jurisdiction of the Widest Police Commis-
sioners, shall. spun conviction, receive the above reward.
The Constables and Watchmen have received strict
directirme to look after persons offending ; and other in-
dividuals ar• employed to do so, is order that a politic
example may be made, with a view of eappeesaing. a
growing propensity replete with the moat astulkiiiyeas
and dangerous etmeeqnences.
J. PAGt, Clerk to the Commissioners,
9, FOUNTAIM.BVILDINCIS.
Bath, Jarttst 20, 1822.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE STATESMAN.
London, England, 1822-03-07

.bsert lb* i

ON, sad forcibly took possession of she whole sum,
ortwithstandiog strong representation from the de-
moral as immediately communed paying all the
-ships. Report says, be has not dared to pat kis foot
on shore since.
The Irish papers received to-day bring an account
of the oommencement of the Special Session at Lime-

rick on Friday last, soder the Instureetiou Act. One
man was found 'guilty of baring in his possession' the
day before, a case of pistols, of which he had denied
the possession, and for being an Idle and disorderly
person; and seven other persons were convicted of
being idle and disorderly, and of having tntiai-
tuonsly and unlawfully assembled, on the day pre•
ceding also, at Old Abbey, in the day time.
against the peace and the statute. They were all
sentenced to be transported for seven years; and, in
order to make the greater impression, they were im-
mediately forwarded to Cork, to be put on Ward the
hulks. The neat forenoon two other men received
the ume summary judgment. On a lettere occasion
we shall insert a detail of these proceedings. Haw►l
ever salutary may be their ultimata effect, abs
outrages In the mean time appear to have received
no cheek. Ballyeabase House and Offices, the
estate of George Leak.. Esq. soar Limeriaj,
the boom of Ballinakell, near Kilkenny, ow
the estate. of Jobii Pigott. Esq. with varietal other
smaller booms bare bees,bitrni. 404 the post-boy erred
rying the mail from Radtke** with a privem sof 0.
3d Dragoons, his esoort.are agitate ban be.. Galin

at froas-behied a die* by whirl) the post-boy aura bis
horse were killed, sad the Dragoon Wrefldy woseded.

The speech of Mr. H. O. BENNET, in support of
his motto*, last eight, relati►e to the Funeral of the
Qualm, will be read with great respect for his talents
and firmaesi of mind, by every one who bas any under-
standing and feeling himself. His description of her
%Jerre' character, and her sufferings, of the isdig-
bi►ies she received, from her enemies, whilst living,
and those which followed her corpse 'iota it was de-
posited in the grave, was in a strain of genuine elo-
quence. The respect, the love, the veneration, which
were sbewn to her BIAJZSTI.B memory, by the ins-
menu groups, " not of what was usually termed mobs,
(said the Hon. Member) but of the middling classes,"
who attended to pays their last homage to their
departed (burs, were depicted with a force which
made a deep impression upea the. House, upon
all except some whom we may be permitted to leave
nameless. And yet Mr. B . 's motiostrises That
it is the opinion of this Hone*, that the respell and
solemnity which by ancient custom bare been ob
served at the funerals of the (boons of Ragland, have
been, at the ;liners! of her late hi QUZIN Ca-
*owl's, unnecessarily and indecorously violated," was
satiered to be negatived, without the House goiag to
a dioisies. No eloquence can more powerfully prove
the necessity of Refians in that Assembly than thefocr
we have just stated. We will obey our present feel
London, England, 1822-12-19

.

ils• keys were fur the porpos. of opening doors whe•s
ti.e.e precious metals were deposited.
Mr. Twriuss observed, that the prisoner had better
say nothing, for tic evidence was complar, atul he
should send him fee
The prisoner wassommitte4 to Newgais arrordietlr.
same:el Marlow, two girls of the names of Sidmey, so;
two others sassed Soar awl it weedy, were brought
fore the Magistrate me suspitioo of reerlviag the gett
and silver stolen from the *fiat. Marlow was remand.
eil till kridayosad the fosr girls were discharged.
London, England, 1822-10-14

MARKEIS.—Tsis Slums'Nc.

Conte Excel'Nag, Orr. It —The supplies of last
week acre very short, owing to contrary winds. This
morning, there was a rood supply of Wheat from Kent,
hot not from Essex and Suffolk.—The quantities of Har-
ley, Peas, Beans, and Oats, are but moderate. The
Wheat trade continues very dull, at last week's price•.
Barley fur malting sells freely, at 2a. per qr. advance.
Beans are Is. per qr. higber.—Boilers and grey Peas
retrain much the same in price as per last quotation.
llood Oats fully maintain the priers of this day se'nnig hr.
hut the trade is not very brisk, as further arrivals are
soon expected.
SMITHFIELD MARKET, OCT. It —The Supply of all
descriptions of Cattle at Market this morning was near-
ly as last Monday ; but the prices of Cattle to day are
somewhat higher, more particularly Oxen.—The trade
seemed brisk for meat of good quality, but the inferior
sorts remained heavy on hand.

On Monday sennight, at the public-nliice, Birming-
ham. Joseph Harding, of this. Eagle and Child public.
house, Whittalbstreet, was convicted and tined, by Hyla
Holden, El in the mitigated penalty of .211 s and costs,
for suffering tippling in his house during divine service
on the Sabbath. The provisions of a new Avt, passed
last Session. and 'bellied against this offence,came into
operation on the 10th of this mouth.. We give the fol.
lowing abstract of the penalties by way of. caution to
publicans. For the first offence the deb niant is I able
to be fined 5/. with costs, and in default o•• payment to
suffer a nionth's imprisonment ; for the second ((fence
101. or two months, in default ; and if einvicted of a
third offence at the ckarter Sessions, a fine of 110/. may
be levied upon him,Tliis recognisaticest and lie. flees de-
clared forfeited, and he may further be disabled .from
keeping a public house for the space of three years.
London, England, 1822-03-09

Carps diem—
Be promptly else.
mrScience began to explore As complicated
sidsery of Mae, she was speedily entangled
s Ithyeloth of mysterious coefesioe, from which, lief-
head yeesseerance slope emancipated her. Ignorance
wad emyidelsio, however, still oppose their hostility,
sod the panhadies of weak minds, in some massere
enesorages assioalty.—As' Truth is to Faleeiseesi-:
=re pdslis stetomenhts be compared silk their as.
mai Um& inhales. we
met =I? Wain settOs eas yesseetionses is hare
doss of Ilissibes. width medeoyeribe
MMus% To be brief :wean Memisiee
taw et Souccons. cue aelebniblhe "M mei Ca-
rmer/ oyes the success of Twenty Years pesedesi ova-
tions., sod see ilte granthil testimony °Fibers
veld.
whim len oaring Me nearly extinguished every hope of
We pledge ourselv es to the removal of SYPHILIS, from its
WOO' symptoms to the remotest stages, characterized by
everytiseht and whatever nielitmincy. The intricate and
mesh segleeted diseases of the Urethra have been carefully
and stsdieesly considered. as have also those delicate and
I sympathies which refer to the Female Set.—The
resides of virility have been especially noticed, whether
asarWe 6x from the debilitating tyranny of a tropical atmos-
natural bias of constitution—the imp.■ knee of
gslety—or the more alarming resultsof a propensity to prac-
tices "which shun the light;" the progress of which, is
meeked by a gradual dereliction'of the animal powers.—To
MI who Sr. thus circumstanced, and more especially t.. such
es we eta for connubial pleasures, we earnestly re.
our commentary, (The -Egli of Life), the perusal
of which must prove beneficial to their moral happiness.—
nos Book may be bad at 20, Paternoster-row ; Al), Pall-
Mall; 41, Piccadilly; 16. Priacerstreet, Soho; 174, and
Fleet-street ; 40, West Smithfield ; 98, Cheepside •
Barks and Stevenson, Norwich ; Deck, Ipswich ; Sheppard,
Bristol; Bar-alt and Duffield. Bath; Hatt, Cambridge;
Headley, Leeds; and by all Booksellers.
Remedies can be forwarded to any part of the country;
patients writing for the same, will please to enclose a Bank
rite.—Attendance at home for consultation as usual.—
Goss, and CO. M. R. C. Surgeons, No. 7, Jermyn-street,
lit.James's-street ; and 11, Bouverie-street, Fleet-street,
Leedon.
London, England, 1822-01-04

COURT OP KING'S BRNCH.—Tarr Dar.

, .

The Court was occupied this manlier until noon, in
trying a matter of account before a Special Jury,
which was likely to last a considerable time.
The neat cause in the paper, the KING o. STA/CS-
MELD. is ae indictment, we understand, against
the tias sight Company for a nuisance.
The King o. Wearer and Co. of the JAR Bell
paper,stood last upon the list of Special Juries for
this day. This we believe is for one of a *cries of
libels on her late much lamented Majesty Queen Caro-
line. It is probable this information will be tried the
first thing to-morrow.
London, England, 1822-01-04

POLICE.

11leNaloN Boum—Yesterday, JAN Henderson, who
who was some days ago examined upon the charge of
basing altered the number of a lottery ticket, for the
purpose of obtaining the 'hare of a 2.,0001. prize, was
discharged, no person haring appeared to give evidence
against him.
The LORD MAYOR assured the prisoner that be had
had a very natrow escape, and advised him to separate
himself altogether from the ab.adoned associates who
had led him to commit such an offence, as it was evi-
dent be had committed.
BORAITRZRT.—PARDIU OP ST. CLIIIINT'S O. 1...1.11-
wartv's 11.45.—The question as to the liability of
persons residing in the Inns of Court to pay certain
parochial rates, was discussed before the Sitting Ma-
gistrates (Sir B. Birnie and Mr. Beckett) yesterday at
considerable length.

Mr. Dowu NO, on behalf of the parish officers of St.
Clement Danes, applied to the Magistrates to issue a
distress warrant against the goods and chattels of Mr.
Vatted., who keeps a shoe-maker's shop in Clement's
Inn, he having refused to pay certain a of the
watch-rate, due to the parish. aid which bad been
claimed is the regular way. The Learned Counsel
said, that the Acts of the 4 Ueo.III. cap. 55. 14
Gee. 111, cap. 20. And 49 flet..lll. cap. 113, all
empowered the parish officers to collect and enforce
the metal of what was called dm watch-rate, and
London, England, 1822-12-10

SEEDS &a

MONDAY, Dec. 9.—SfelvsWe rather a brisker Isla for
fine samples of White Clover, without much improvemeat in
value.—Red Clover and Trefoil are heavy le disposal, with-
out variation In price. No demand at present for Grass
Seas. All other prices remain nominally as last given.
London, England, 1822-12-10

PRICE or HOPS, riaCirr. to rne 110HOUOS

MONDAY, Dec. 9.—The dement for New Hops is chiefr
for good blesses Pockets and good Kent Bags, and prices
may. be stilled as last esr►eney ; in other sorts but tittle do-
ing. Doty still supposed 198.000/.
MAIDSTONS, DEC. A.—We have now very little doing in
the Hop,Trade ; in fact, there are bat few of good quality'
unsold, and es to the middling and inferior sorts, trey are
hardly to be turned into money. The trade generally very
heavy.
Wintriness. Nov. 30.—The Hop trade continues brisk,
■nd the stork remaining in the market is very small. Prir.
from 4155. to fibs. per ewt.; and a few very floe samples
high as 795.-189 pockets of New and ten of Old eel*
weighed.

POTATOES. •
SPITALMPLDS. per Too. aottot:ou. per Too.
Ware....S4 oto 4 0 Ware . . . 10 to 3 10
Middlings . lloto 1 13 Middlings . . 1 10 to 114
Chats - 0 Chats . . 1 10 to tt tt
Common R•sd 0 .'0 to 0 0 Common fled 2 It) to 3 5
Oaloas Os. to Os. 0.1. p. bash.
London, England, 1822-12-10

TALLOW. de. ?Et Cwr.

Russia Candle, yellow, I/. I9s. to 0/. tM.—Ditto, Siberil.
Ibis. to W. Os.—Ditto, Soap,ll.l6s. to W. M.—Archangel,
I/. 17s. to OZ. Os.—Town Tallow, W. es. to 0/. 01.-31elted
Stuff, 11. ISs to W. Os.—Rough ditto, 11. Is. to W. Os.—
Graves 7.5. to Os.—Good Dregs, 0/. 10s.—Soap. Landes yel-
low, W. ISs. to Of. Os.—Do. mottled, W. Ss.—Do. curd, W.
Ids.—Do. soft, 01. Os.—Starch, English, W. Ms.
Pasca OF RAW FAT, per stone of Whs.—Price, by Tallow
(as stated by the Tallow Welters), 2s. 4d.

COAL MARKET, Mc. 9.

Ships at Market. Ships .old. Price.
1181 Newcastle Oaf 33. 64. to 475. M.
32 licaderland

MARRIED.

On the 7th instant, Bermondsey, John Lse-
bort, Esq. of Broad-street •buildmes, to Janet, eldest deug:l-
- OIL Boyd. Esq. of Bermondsey.

DIED.

On Saturday, the 7th inst.-kii:abeth, wife of Mr. J. Jr:-
sop. of the Minories, in the 61th year of her age.
On Sunday. the Sth inst. Susannah, the wife of Mr. Wm.
Passau, of Aidgate.
On Saturday. the 20th ultimo. at Ryegste, on her way to
Brighton for the benefit of her health. Eleanor. the wife of
B. A. ili*Obie, Esq. of Stamford-hill, In the 35th year of hor
age.
Ow Friday, the 6th instant, Marriott Mari. wife of Wil-
liam Harrison, of Hanover-street, Walworth, in hsr Otlth
year.
In Great Doser-street, Southwark, Mrs. A. Austin. relict
of Mr. E. Austin, of Hietizate. In her 61st yea-.
On the 9th inst. R. S. D. Roper, Esq. of Lineoln's
Barrister at Law.
Lately, at Church-street, Stoke Newington, Mrs Martha
Maddox, at the advanced age of Sti.

Loodon : Edited. Printed, and Published. at the Mice c f
"The STATE:MAN" and " Tea CONSTITUTIoN" ( .141 a V
Paper.) N 0.297, Strand, by ft. WARDELL, L1..8 to
whom all rommunicatlooe, Orders, &e. are rcsestud o
be athirossedi

h._ .
London, England, 1822-12-10

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

Yesterday J. Cook Clarkson was indicted for obtain-
ing 1001. from'John Anderson, under the false pretence
of obtaining for him a clerkship in the Treasury.
As the facts of this case have been already reported in
TIM STATIMIA:g and the other daily Papers, it is not ne-
e ssssss to go into them here.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer and Lord Lowther
were examined; they proved that they never saw the
prisoner before, and that they never signed any appoint.
meet in the name of John Anderson, and never had
any comtnunication by writing or otherwise with the pri
soner.
The defendant was fonnd gnilty, and sentenced to pay
a fine to the King of 100/. and to be imprisoned for 12
months in the House of Correction.

TUE KING V. .11, WWI WESTON.

The defendant was this day called up to receive the
judgment of the Court. Air. Alley prayed the judgment
upon him. The sentence passed upon the defendant
was to pay a fine of 1001., and to be imprisoned fur one
month.

TIIE AMATEUR AND THE ARTIST.
'As: Amateur lately an Artist engag'd
Two rooms to embellish,—the one with the subject
Of Israelites crossing Red-Sea —and enreg'd
King Pharaoh and host in pursuit of their object :
The other. the Derit, liorrilielly glaring,
A sally, from regions infernal, preparing.
The Amateur shortly is Town was expected,—
The Paintings unfinished, the Artist projected
A plan, that from witieb some delay might accrue,—
Two HOOTS of high polish by WARREN'S fine J ET,
One each in a Room, like a Mirror he set,
That seem'd to reflect a young daemon to view :
The Amateur came,—and "no deed is herr."
He said as the unlinish'il work he survey'd;
The words echoed bark, with an impulse of (tar
lie turii'd, and his form in the JET was pourtrty'd;—
" The Deril is pleas'd" said the Artist, " to shoot
" In frolic, this morning. from PICTURE to Boor!
H' gn, by-axd-by, to his phis's. iR the PAINTING !
The.4ematear steed in amazement,—they past
The other to ciew,—and in terror aghast
His image again in the RooT, though a faint one,
He saw,—for it rather appear'd to renew
T►e tinvuon, persisting their steps to pursue.
The walls then with paint the Red Sea to resemble
Were canted—but nor Pharaoh nor Israelite found.—
Tax ONE HAD PAW') OVER.—THE OTHER WAS DLOWERS!
Tile Artist now swore, and appesr'd in a tremble.—
With Israelites, Pharaoh, and host, did abound
His Palatiag that llloEnina now vanquisli'd and lacking
By lasps,.or the Devil In WARREN'S Jet Narking!
This may shining and brilliant Blacking, prepared by
ROBIVIT WARREN, 30, titraad, London; and sold in
every Town in the Kingdom. Liquid, in bottles, 6d. 1011.
and lSd. each. Also Paste Blacking, in pots,
and 11S4. each. A shilling pot of paste Is equal to font Is.
bottle! of Liquid.
•; Ask for WARREN'S Blackleg.

7

41ZIn

I I •

}~
-~
London, England, 1822-10-22

CAPE OF HOOD HOPE.
--.......-

Eared of a letter from the Cape of Good Hope, dated
the sth of Ang. 1822 : •
" How uncertain are all beau affairs 1 How inscru-
table the decrees of Heaven! The Cape, the happy Cape,
which you remember so flourishing, has been assailed h
hurricanes, storms, and rains. Table Bay covered with
wrecks—the country desolated by unevadag torrents of
rain—vineyards and lauds overspread by water anti
choked by sands : her farm-houses fallow and carried
away by rivers, and her boors booseless sad distressed.
These tbiegs have happened on the Cape side of the
Mountains; on the other side, and in Albany, where the
English settlers are located, a drought of four months
has closed up the land from vegetation, and from re-
ceiving the seed corn. On the 23.1 July, it still conti-
nued near Graham Town, with unusual frost, destroy-
iag the vegetables. Governmeot diatribes, rite gratis,
hat as for floor or bread, the thing is hardly known. Un-
leee change take place. H can only tell what
mast become of the 5,000 strangers you have sent us, for
food there will not be. Bread is now in Cape Town six
shillings an English quarter° loaf ; whilst in England
you complain of want of sale for your corn—send some
here. At foot are Gazette accounts of the sea hurricanes
in July, and the land deluge, Dreadful as this visitation
it., it is not overstated in the Government Courant, for dis-
tress is universal, and felt by all ranks. It is rumoured
that Capt. Cloete, a confidential friend of our Governor,
and a Staff Officer, will be sent home to communicate
oar miseries to the Br' • h Government, and to implore
aid and assistance from the mother country."
Captain Cloete arrived at Lord Bathurst's yesterday
morning.

FORTUNATE &CAM—About 10 months since,* I
called the Ellen, Magratb, Master, sailed from Youghal,
bcond to Poole, but not baying been heard of fur a
considerable time since, it was rightly. conjectured that
she was lost. A letter has been received in Yooglial,
within these few days, from one of the crew, et South-
ampton, stating, that the vessel fosodereila Scilly, and
that the Master and crew gut into the long boat, and
were after some time taken up by a Dutch East Indis-
man, on her voyage to Batavia, and taken to that settle-
ment, where they were treated in the most handsome
manner by the Authorities in that island, and a peeing.
procured Tor them is the first ship homeward bound.—
The man states, that the Master and the remainder of the
crew, might be daily expected.
London, England, 1822-10-22

4 =

i rent

t_.; I:fr4
lei ' •
- " Of; Itr""ln •

a

PRICE SEVEN PENCE.

y OOKINO GLASSES and FURNITURE.—Seve-
raI large SECOND HAND PLATES, are now on
sale, at Coogan and Sett's Manufactory. 9S, Bishops-
Sate-street, Within.—Some of the larger sizes are admira-
bly adapted for targe dining-rooms and elegant drawing-
rooms. A large asserttatut of rich finished Chimney, Pier,
and Cheval frames, with New Glasses of superior colour end
brilliancy ; the prices reduced biyond all former precedent.
Plate Glass for Windows, Carriages, Ac.—This article
may else be manufactured as hie, as 190 by 71 Inches, 190
by SO, or to any given dimensions.
Noblemen, Gentlemen, Surveyors, Proprietors of Hotels
and others, will end thls Warehouse deserting attention.
from its extensive Variety of excellen t CabinetandChairWork.
The upholstery arrangements display some new specimens of
peculiar neatness and elegance, with the still greater advan-
tage of eceeomy In the charge.
J. C. end Son In particular direct the attention of the
public to their newly invented Wash-Hand-Stand, contain-
ing certalq conveeiences (especially eseful to invalids" in
obleh all slink' is carefully prevented.
fre A considerable assortment of Turkey Carpets ; and
all other Carpettisor oa the same redaction.

11[AZARD inetto: etepteiirilly he°. mowed to {he
attention of theft Pudenda and this Public, the Scheme
of the Grand Lottery. which begins Drawing the 30111 of
THIS MONTH (October.) The very general approba:ion
it•has met with, from the superior merit It possesses over all
the Sokoto., which have beeomdopted within the last Thirty
Years, Indices them confidently to anticipate an unprece-
dented demand for Tickets and Shares
01.0 ENGLISH LOTTERY,
Arranged on the good old plan of 1793.
120 CAPITALS, ALL MONEY, all of which may be drawn
the Viral Day—No Classes—No Fixed Prizes.
9
V . . lO,OOO 20 lskt
S ' ' 6,000 20 SUo

3 2,000 i 00 ittt
Re. Re. Re.
'Tickets and Shires are Selling at HAZARD and Co.'s.
Stnek-Rroketi, at their old established and fortunate Of-
fices, Royal Exchange Gate; 20, Gornhill ; and Sti. Ox-
ford-street. corner of Regent-steeet t who Sold THIC6
Prizes of 120,000 In the last Lottery, and in the preceding
Contract.
London, England, 1822-10-22

TFIE B:rAI'ESM,

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Tho William Dawson, Banabor, from Demerara, for
Liverpool, was struck by lightning, and put into Mar-
tiniqne to repair her tap-mute, sails, &c.
Tho Caladonia, M'Kensie, from Liverpool, for Lisbon,
foundered in the Bay of Biscay; the crew awed and ar-
rived at Oporto.
The Retrieve, Tulloelc. from Liverpool, got on shore
near Maranhaus ; was condemned and sold: cargo and
crew saved.

DEAL, OCT. 21.—Arrived this morning and sailed for
the River, the Jemima, Watt, from Penary and the Cape
of Good Hope.—Came down from the River, the Riga,
Forster, for Tobago and Jamaica, and remain with the
Merqness of Anglesey, West India Packet, and John
Rockford.

FALXOUT6f, OCT. 20.—Arrived, the Swift, Near, from
St. Michael's; the Jean, Cummings, from Odessa; the
Oporto Packet, Charlton, from Pernambuco; the Stand-
ard, Lotherington, from Jamaica; the Woodpark,
Moore, from Dominica, all for London ;* the Helen,
Wilson, from Newcastle to Lisbon.—Wind S.S.W.
PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 21.—Arrived, the Hindostan, Wil-
liams3n, from Madras, and sailed again for London ;
His Majesty's ship, Shamrock, from a cruise; the Tra-
falgar Thomson, and Mary, Young, from the Do was.—
W• '
toel S.W.

- - - -
PLYMOUTH, OCT. !O.—Arrived. the Martha, Johnson,
from Newcastle to Jamaica; the Maurice. Duval, from
Jersey, for Oibraltar.—Wind S.W.
London, England, 1822-12-28

FRENCH TAX I NthMACIII NE.

The follooing article, o hick we take from the HOPP
iag Chronick of yesterday, contains, we believe, very
nearly the truth, a. far as it goes. It is enrious to ob-
serve how indef.; igable the devils of Priests are to get
back their power, their fat sides and tory lives; and
how cordially they and the do.potisin pull together,
See how they avail themselves of the secular arm to get
the education If ponth completely and exclusively nnder
their debasing and eorrup'ing control. Our Soldier-
Bialsop was a "Commissioner of theßoard of Education!"
What are yen to expect to such a CAM' ? Precisely that
which you am—However, their corrupting vagabonds'
will not he able to make any eery meat progress. 'f he
people of France are well ott: Their " Toeing-Ma-
chine," as the Chronicle very aptly calls every *limn re-
! preeemiatioo, has not yet worked them down math. A
i war might compel the devils to lef the msrhine to grind
finer. At present, it takes away but little. An I, whii li
our readers will think truly envious, in order to make
the member of refers less, many are expressly fared so
lo:.+ as to exclude t;tonfrow voting! This is one good et-
London, England, 1822-10-25

--.~-•R,,,r

presented towards him. Ile called oat to them to desist,
and not to murder a defenceless man, at the same tide
•tnnouncing himself as a Magistrate. While expostd.
I tsing with them, at the imminent hazard of his life, (as
t4ey were stag Bring around him, with their bands on
tl.e triggers of their firelorlo,) one of them discharged
his musket, so close to the Rev. Gentleman as to scorch
Ms face slightly with the flash—the bullet a•hitzed by
the head of a servant of Mr. Aylward, of Shanichill Cu-
ll., hat happily did no mischief. A serjeant and fiX men,
Of the 71st refit. happening to come up at the moment,
the prisoner was given into their charge by the Magis-
trate, and the drunken party sent back to Kilkenny
Pear which town they were met by a detachment of their
own rest., which the Commanding Officer had promptly
dispatched on the immediate report of the tramaction
by Mr. Aylward. They were at once disarmed, and
marched in prisoners to the barracks. A Court Martial is
now sitting no them,"
London, England, 1822-10-25

POLICE.

Ms xstox-Housa.--Yesterday, Mr. John Ryan,
chersenaonger, of Oracerburch•street, appeared before
the Lord MAYOR and Alderman Cox, to answer an infor-
mation charging him with having violated the Act of
28111 of Geo. 111. intituled," An Act to explain, amend,;
and reduce in one Act of Parliament, several laws now
in being for preventing the exportation of live sheep, I
rain+ and lambs wool, woolfels, &c. &c. and other ma-
usfaCtures. or pretended manufactures, toade of wool
slightly wrought op, or otherwise put together, so as the
same be reduced to and made use of as wool again," &c
The statute inflicts the penalty of 501. and the forfeit-I
tare of the article attempted to bc exported, upon the
person convicted of an infringement of the law.
A Vermont House officer made thooeisure, as the goods
Consisted of worsted yarn, made of wool. were about to
fin sliloped for Ghent. The value of theyarn was about
141. or 151.

A welter of the Customs said, that is tbe perform-
mice of his duty lie had discovered that a package deli-
vered to him by a packer, for exportation, contained the
prohibited article.
The packer stated that be had, in compliance with
the defendant's order, packed a quantity of wool to be
shipped. Witness told the defendant that the exports-
of worsted yarn was prohibited, but the defendant did
not countermand the order.
The defendant was fined 501. and the yarn was for-
?cited. He paid the fine.
HATTON IJAIIDEN.—YfaeINIIy, AktilaalT Robersion
a working silversmith, was brought op in the custody
of EtIWANIT. the officer, for final exam nation, charged
with °grating to pawn a surer basin, and cover, bovine
thereon false, forged, and connterfeit marks of the °old.
smiths' Company, which basin and cover were found to
be only plated. He was afterwards committed to New-
gate for trial.
CAUTION TO PUBLICANI.—Mr. R. P. Orealhead,
landlord of the Phonic public house, in Oray's Inn'
lane, aid Mr. P. Lee, landlord of the Yorkshire tiny,
corner of the Mises Road and Gray's Inn Lane, a wa-
tering how-, were convicted in the mitigated penalty o'

On Tuesday, at High 11'% she. Riche. Harry Peri.
Esq. of Jeffery-terrace. Keniish-tosse, to Elizabeth. third
dauahter of Richard Getter. 1:,,1..ftne 10fIner

DI En.
On Saturday. the 19111 inst. a 1 Tinelaggiffin, Mr. SIM"'
Conper. of the Heil end frown. 11.111,0rn. azed
On Wednesday. the 131 tact. Charles %apatite Sdirard..
Nog. of Gurratt-lene, Weadaworta.

Cordon : edited. Prlsotod, and P. 141.4.00. N the Oilln of
" Th• KT•TKIIII 404" sad •• I rtriom" (ruby
Paper ) So. 497 Strand. by R W %RnELI. L -13 to
whom ail 00•Neaun*.:a2c11:, ONcrs, &:. sr. requested
be addrenecl;
London, England, 1822-01-03

selves) know he difference lo the ui of fire% mos."

The Marquees of Hastings, says a Ministerial paper,
is certainly returning home, and will be in this coantry
by May. It is not his intention to resign, but be
comes home to Iran -ate operation performed on the
upper part of his sheik an9asitentla afterwards to re-
turn to India.
Donis, JAN. 1.--DCPARTBRI or EARL TALBOT._
F Yesterday, the I.Talbot bad a Levee at the Castle,
preparatory to departure from Ireland, which was
numerously at nded. immediately after the Levee,
his Lordship Entered his carriage, and a procession
from the Castle took Ore throsgh the streets, which
were 14 telitissll tiosttroops of the garrison not on
particulo,llllo2ein Fonotir of his Lordship. First,
there was a troop of the 12th Lancers ; next. a troop
of the 7th Hussars: next, Lord Talbot's carriage, es-
corted by a troop of the 7th Hussars; next, all the of-
ficers of the Staff, with a long train of carriage.,
among which we noticed the Lord Mayor's, Lord
Manners, the Attorney-General's. the Doke of Lein-
'der's. the carriage of the Commander of the Forces,
the Earl of Meath's, the Hon. Mr. Annesley's. Mr.
(instants Lambert's, the carriages of the Members of
the Corporation. the Lord Chief Justice's, and Lord
Castlecoote's.

Last week the Marquess of Thal&ld, attended by
Lord William Bootjack, and several Members of Lyno
CorperatioN, canvassed the resident Burg . Sir
W. Foulkes, in a letter to the Burgesses, has declined
the contest.

C . car. JAN. I.—A meeting of the owners
and nesaPien of land in East Kent, WAS held at the
Fountain Tavern, in this city, on Saturday last, which
was attended by the county Members, and many of the
principal Gentlemen of this part of the cesaly. Se-
veral resolutions, and a petition le the Howe of Com-
mons, were adopted by the nattedai. at a purport si-
milar to those lately passed at a umedekg held in West
Kent.—(Keveisk Chrea.)
Tut BANa.-01 tanker reduction takes place this
week in thir lishment. A number of the senior
clerks bawl , ads up their accounts, will retire upon
the sapernanatated list, with half-pay. The junior
clerks will be continued upon the establishment in full
pay at present.

After the consecrating of the Rnyal Chapel, at
Brighton, a greed performance of sacred manic (vocal
sad instrumental), took place at the Palace in the
evening. The I pieces were performed by the
gentle.oes and chorister of the Chapel Royal, St.
James's; and the organ was played by Mr. Attwood,
mistake of St. Paul's Cathedral.
now is his possession a fine wolf-
the Royal carriage from Herres-
. a distaoce of wore than seventy
His Majesty observing the dog order-
ta care of, and he has slate proved
animal, as to become quite a favourite
He is called Wetslar. from the plate
taken up.—(Brighioa Chronicle.)
fill io Paris on the evening of the
lower that it bas bees knows since
London, England, 1822-01-03

I am, neotlemen, yours, with troth,

Ail OLD MAGISTRATE.
•We particularly stated the Western part of the county.
The man's name who was killed in the abs.. affair
is James Lane. Ao inquest was held on the body on
Thursday, by John Cox, Esq. Coroner, and a highly
respectable Joey, who, after a patient investigation of
two days, and examining nearly seventeen witnesses,
returned an unmimons verdict of " Justifiable
Homicide."

SECOND MEETING AT BANDON.
An adjourned meeting was Reid in the Court House
of !tandem on Monday. The Provost took the Chair
snit opened the business, by stating
had bees robbed of arms since theiL
then left to the discretion of the meth
of such precautionary measures as 01
seemed to require.
The Earl of BANDON immediately
Insurrection Act should be applied for,
%levee means of quelling t►e alarnsing
that p a ailed.
Mr. EVANSON, a Magistrate. oecomilail
Captain JAMSS STAWELL argued at length and with

• ~.. -..

, ..,7

- -~+-~

the yeas 1766.

rawest took the Chair,
ing that a few bonses .Afk Majesty has I
teir last meeting, and °ilk sehlah followed
meeting the adopt hums to Welder,
the preseet ezigeadis =ll lON. His
ea be taken
lately said, that the "a aotOsSms.„ anus
for, as the Daly of his olaratY•
He
larming &Whams wisse° he was hnt to
The barometer fel
ecoarleal the motion. 24.11 of December k
London, England, 1822-05-04

PHANTASMAGORIA, OR, TILE CHANGELING.

Bunn Patrick O'Connor In taste was not lacking.
Ilia Boots whea he polisit'd with WARREN'S Jet Etta<
It was not a Play fait, nor yet Oratorio,
That Pat went to see ;—'twas the Pitautimmagorla.—
Though simple the means, its eject Is surprising ;
Each luminous form, like a spectre seems.risiog,
And gliding towards you from chaotic shade,
While silence and are the spectators pervade.
Not so with OTouson, by hooky, defiance
Ile threw in the teeth of this spectre alliance.
Next morning in bed. and his Boors stan'isg by.
His shale in the fine jetty glow meets his eye
Determin'tily valiant, all dread still he smother..
Is't you, yowr own self now, or one of your brothers?
t' Bad luck to the manners (said Pat) that you take to.
tt You nod, as the man in the play says, then spgke, too:"
Saute night's exhibition Pal took his old station,
And made this unique, unexpteted oration ;
`' Mister Faint-ass Mayorey,)ou conjuring Oen"
Turn him oat! Turn him out!—" 'tis O'CouNon's bellc
tt A child when I was. and the pride of my mother.
" YO7 CHARS'S, ma," hear, kcar him, " VOL; TIGV con
ANOTHER,
" ArEati! look at my Boors now, some ccheme to obtain,
•• These devils he sent, sure, TO CHANGE ME AGAIN."
Loud laughter went round,—but the BOOTS glossy hue
Admired attention from ev'ry one drew.
Each doubt done awny with, no friendship is Lacking.
'Twist PATRICIE O'CONNOR and Fabil-ass Magorey ;
And Mirth still confoss,s, when [elfin% her story.
A faithful auxiliary in Jet Blacking.
This easy shinie,a. and brilliant Blacking, prepa'rett 11)
ii
ROBERT WARREN. 30, Strand, London; and sold
every Town in the Kingdom. Liquid. in bottles, M. ial.
lid. and Md. each. Also Paste Blacking, In pots, el It.
and 113 d. each. A shilling pot of paste is equal to four I.
bottles of Liquid.
••• Ask for WARREN'S Bthel

..e.smet___.
Leedom • Edits/a, Peiged end— Po—Wished at the &loot
*, Tirs.filTAissit AM" and.. Tx& Coaftenverear 01.0",
PwPar), N.. 297, Strand, by IL WAIIMUL, u. 6., to
whom all CllMlCOPicatious, Orders, its. ars tegstated W
Ds eilareesse. .
London, England, 1822-05-04

WINDOW TAX.

Mr. R. SIIAW postponed his notice of motion for a re-
peal of the Window Tax to Thursday the '231 inst.
Mr. BLACKBURN presented a Petition from the Di-
rector of the Chamber of Commerce and 31anafactures
at Manchester. complaining of an Act passed last Session,
regulating the Monopoly of the E. 1. Company.—Order-
ed to be printed.
Mr. GLADSTONB presented a Petition from the
Ship owners of Greenock io Scotism!, complaining of
the exorbitant light-bones and other duties to which
they are sobject.—Ordered to be printed.
Sir F. OSBORN presented • Petition signed by two
thousand persons of the Comity of Cambridge, complaio- I
iog of Agricultural Distress.
r JAM LS bore testimony to the respectability of the
Petitioners.—Ordered to be printed.
London, England, 1822-05-04

AORICULTURAL DISTRISS.

Mr. WESTERN presented a petition from certain
owners sad occupiers of land in the connty of Kent,
complaining of Agricaltural Distress.—Ordered to be
printed.
Mr. COKE presented petitions from two of the Hun-
dreds in Norfolk on the same subject.—Ordered to be
printed. •
810.. HARVEY bad to present one more petition
compl►ining of the lamentable distress to which the
country wa. reduced, from the parish of Bradwell, In
the Monty of Essex. The petitioners described their
present sufferings to the great influx of foreizu corn 111
the mine of the last fire years, to the alteration of the
currency, and the weight of taxation.
Mr. WESTERN supported the prayer ardor petition,
which, after a few words from Mr. N. Calved, Mr. Ri-
cardo, Mr. Phillip+, and Sir W. de Crespigny, was or-
dered to lie on the table.

Mr. J.P. URANT moved for an account of the Sink-

lag Pend; and of the qoanfitiof Stock redeemed by its
,operation since 179 ; and also for accounts of the
amount of the unredeemed debt of the four per cent.
Stock, and the National Debt of Ireland.—Ordered
NNW VINANCIAL PLAN.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved
the Order of the Day for receiving the Report of the
Committee on the new plan for providing far thecharge
occasioned by naval and military pensions.
lir. BERNAL wished to ask the Chancellor of the
Exchequer, when he found somebody or other willing
to pay these annuities on certain terms which might be
sesl upon, what security would he obtained. that
should continue to he paid during the %thole pe-
riod *thirty-five years. The onus might prove so great,
that the parties might after a time come to the High:
Hoc °oedemas and throw up the contract. There
was anotbar point to which he wished to direct the at-
teed., of the house, namely, the contingency of a new
war. Should * war break out. is four, fire, or six years
from this when all the dicers now on half-pay would
then be rolled into active sank% placed on full pay
teed paid oat of &Menai fast.. The Hon. Gentleman
he was Lammed that had beta explained, sad
London, England, 1822-05-04

Advance bright Health. Disease begone. Truths absolute
and undaunted only declared.
ti. A Grand and most Important Discovery for the es-
'initial and perpetual benefit of mankind, by BENJA-
MIN CLARK, formerly Surgeon to hislate Majesty's Hos-
pitals abroad, and Professor of Anatomy in London, (was
tea veers apprentlee to the late John Hunter, Surgeon to St.
George's Hospital. Surgeon Extraordinary to Ills late Ma.
jesty, and Inspector General of all his Army Hospitals;
was also a pupil of the late Dr. William Hunter; Accou-
cheur t her late Majesty Queen Charlotte; likewise of the
late Dr. Fordyce, of Guy's Hospital.) who having through
most advantageous, extraordinary, aqd successful events,
during a period of upwards of fifty years of his own expe-
rience. perfected • compound medicine, entitled BERAANIN
CLARK'S SOVEREIGN UNIVERSAL PILLS, to which
any person of either sex, from Infancy to old age, In all dis-
eases of whatsoever description, may, without further advice
than conforming to given directions have refuge, with the
greatest confidence of safety, mildness of operation, and
wonderful superior efficacy, whether the disease be slight,
of long duration, or suddenly violent, (as in Pestilential
Fevers, Small Pox, Measles, &c.) by only varying therms%
and their repetitions, to the age •nd disease, by which •
great number of lives may be saved, and prolonged to old
age. T.iey regulate the body, ease from pain, sad give
more comfortable sleep and rest, than ever experienced
from ally other Medicine. Persons would do well (thogo
going journeys or to sea); always to be provided with souse
of them, to conquer diseases on their first attacks. The au-
thor is confident, that, whoever once fairly tries these Pills,
will (should a f iture occasion happen), gladly tinge recourse
to tilem again. They will, on 01-'4 first use, and ever after,.
• .eak tor, and ree mend themselves. By giving perfect,
health they Improve all the natural faculties; even the voice
of the orator sod singer; they cause the lean to grow fat,
strong. and comely. beautifyieg the skin and complexion='
they nre beyond the shining ore, or choicest jewel. Itie
earnestly recommended to those lying dangerously ill, and
getting ao relief, to try these Pills, before it M too late.
--
.The above ha worthy of the highest consideration, and ought
lot to be retarded with prejudice. Testimonials may be
seen.—Sold only at Mr. CLARK'S house, Itlo. I, Queen's
Coati, King-street. Covent-Garden' in boxes at Is. 44.
cad 111.9 d. each. 71a• Phis Nisi he had of merlons size*
adaplast. to All ogee, front six weeks and upwards.—The'
wain quickly sent. to any part of 41s kiagdenvon receiving
'the Wag, parchaseokiinis;aidleibbateleriags: ,

: cr
London, England, 1822-05-04

NO

SPSCIFIC was ever brougi.t into auby the
Professors of fkledicine, to equal PEEDE'S Celebrated
and Incomparable FRENCH PILLS, for the speedy, safe, and
effectual CURE
of a certain disorder, in CI its insinuating forms, and the
malignant and ilestructise Ravages it daily makes on the
Human Frame; but, happily, these Pills Care in so short a
time, and in so safe and easy a manner, as to warrant Lim
in such full confidence of success, that
NO

Sparkof Disease sintil be left in the system. These Ms
are sold in 801011, at tia. Od., at 46, Liquorpood• treet, Lon-
don; but should it be preferred, the Doctor engages to Cure
the Disease for a stipulated sum, or return the Money ;
'that if there be No Cure, there will be No
PAY.
N. B. The 'ltch Cnred without washing or anointing, by
Smalling only, prise 35.9 d.
London, England, 1822-05-04

COURT OP CHANCERY.

Mr. HOBHOUSE presented a petition from a person
of the name of Julio, Adolphus Schroeder, complaining
of the praciice sanctioned by the Court of Chancery, of
refusing a Bill to be filed in that Court, unless signed by
Counsel. The Hon. Member for Durham intended to
move for Hu reform of certain abases in the Court of
Chancery, and he hoped he would include this.
After a few words from Mr. BERNAL which were
not distinctly audible I■ the gallery. the petition was
read, and ordered to be printed.

•Lltll DILL.

Mr. DAWSON, at the suggestion of Mr. C. U. Hetcb-
insoa, pestponed tie motion -for leave to bring is the
Alien Rill fro= Mosey the 24th, to Tuesday the 21st,
in consequence oft isMien relative to Scotch Represent-
ation, staadist for the irons day.

. _
.C•TCR amens.
Laid A. HAMILTON presented a petition from tbe
Burgeons of the Corporation of the Royal Burgh of
Perth against the Bills in Parliament. for the redress of
certain abases in Royal Burghs. The Noble Lord took