The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-08-06 00:00:00

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TO THE CURIOUS IN WINOS . •
SWOLLASTON. WIN E-MIIRCIIANT;I9B, no.
• geot-street, having received esouldeesblei etteoereee-
nem from the Nobility and Public lathe side aIIINUINE
WINES begs to solicit their present attendee to ibefollow-
lag, which he lonfdently enures them aro of the very Srst
quanta sad Best approved violater:— '
per dozes. ",
Port, very Old. front Wood 4os.
Ditto, of fine rich Quality
Old Crusted Port, Three Yeers ie
Rottle
Ditto, ditto, 51 • ditto Ma.
Superior Old Sherry Me.
Curious OltkPale ditto 5ll
I. Madeira 70..
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West India ditto ' ~ Ms.
Tenni& 48..
Aurelius. very 5e55.....4. srui•
' 'Abed. • s.' • • VI-
Rich Old blensitole . Mt. •
' CAPE WIVII.
Cape %leder% wn good * Vs.
Ditto. ditto,- Winfred to. be the
finest yet letitseloill .
S. W. has oleo for disposal about .25 tipxen of very Old
West India Nted.irs, together withlbotts of bliseellaaeols
I lqueurs, the propeuty of a West India J.ady, leering this'
Country. S. WOLLASTON, AK Regent-street.
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FINISH OF THE LOTTERY: .
UAE 4RD and Co. are S•lling Wm rminted Undrewu
Tickets end Shares at their old sed fortunate Mow
93, Royal Exchange, Std 4, Oxford-street.
M. Conildli. End of R:trent-street.
for the Drawl Last Der of Drawing, 'NEXT TUESDAY.
AFOUST 13th, when the •
TWO . , of IVA= '•
' and all the other Prises Meet be Drawn. H tail Co:
here already Mold Four Cepital Prima in there're% 1441417,
ins:lading I.S.ti .... la Prise of .....100,0100t '-.
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TWO OF 230.000 !! ! • •
cad J. NW KW iT are Setline Warranted
DairawwTiekets and Shares for the
GRAND I.A4T DAY OF DO4WIKO.
NEXT TUESDAY, 13th AUGUST.
When the Two (Jr eat Caphals of 30.0tInt. and all the other
•-• Prises are sere to be Drawn.
J. sad J. Sikassralolll. sold is Shares sOTB the Prises of
%Dia. Drawn the First Day ; also No. 873, a Prize of issal.
at their old sad fortunate Offices,
37. Oorn'hill, IS, aymarket.

. iis tr~ieo.:,

COrsor of Chooolure.

/ NIV ARD COMPLAINTS —h is' now • ascertained
IL beyond a &Att. Mot stow bf the Diseases leakiest to the'
hasten frame are leaulfest.eed show thesaseivas la the Orison
aitd it is bys a sedulous studymf Mb Im 1 illardiarge, sad
its redoes ebonies mad reletioeit, to esiperludee
OILS years. Dr. CAMERON le
mires when the drat wipes bid
have failed. *specialty lirl.wer adiallied
organs. asthma.. and all beide%
dysentery, dropsy, de. In both sexes, every apogee ef Walk.
Floattreetloss, sod the various complaints pesellar to
et the cheese of life. is all mate requArte mosey
tempt i lktt emilldesee may be placed. Dr.
b daily from Me till moo. at 14. boo" ROAM-
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memesit 1. Oxford-street.
Aided pardeaders. peet•patil. Itieleele. elliiir
*We, mil re* immediate attentlpaoaddedleilb. Om old Ilei
thy irieir4be fiefdom: , • s • *
Olrew• ID4 Cailwrolli ilk gltfaelnOlMlt•— , WIWI§
fle~4.i''' '

• mrpuerfair OF MISS UOOLD. *.
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(Ft/111TiEll ACCOONT Sr tat TRIAL AT Li/IMM AS'
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hip; tittwtas leading Coined for the Crown, stated
the east - •
Miss aueirrah Ooold was sworn. She deposed hav-
ing livid skit her brother la the toasty of Cork, In
the month of March ]at; is sow about 16 years isf
age : recollect! Monday-might, 4th. of March ; a
party came to her brother's looses ea that night; four
persona came into the' had room; she was is bed at
be time; would know some of the persons if the saw
them, who had come into her moot. The young
lady's attendee was dirttetetiso' look about, and see if
she knew say porno or persons who had been is her
chamber. She immediately, and whitest inlander",
identified John Walsh (who pleaded by the sass of
Jobs Canes) and Daniel Doody. The persona who
bad come Into her room inked • whether she was the
eldest; to which oho replied, No. She was advised
by there persons not to feel earthed. as it was not her
they looked for i they proceeded down stairs, but re-
turned is a few seinen*. aid again pot' the foresee
question, was she the elder? answering it themselns,
by saying " she was," and desired her to get up: one
one of the party said to the rest, " Come out of the
room, aid allow her to dress herself;" Cabmen said
this ; after she was dressed In her usual way, one of
•lie p.irty came in and took her up in Ms arms, and
carried her eat, and placed her before a man flawed
Browne, who was on horseback : It was John Cusses
(Walsh) who did so; never saw Browne before this
night ; they rode to the house of Browne's father, D.
Browne; this took place entirely against her will; it
was very dark ; could sot tell the hoer; there were
weive persons in the party and on horseback: when
they on.. near the house, the door was opened, and a
pillion was brought out and put on the horse; she
asked Brame, " For Ood'e sake to let her go
Browne replied " he would not ;" she was then seated
on the pillion; a man's loose coat was put around her,
she having brought no cloak; they rode off. aid
Browne continued before her on horseback. and ar-
rived at !remount, where they stopped for refresh.
ment, bet onfortintarely there was nose to be had—
and she meant. by stylus' "unfortunately," having
iinitseqemtly heard that the army was there soon after
her. The party were travelling the whole night,
during which she frequently fell from the bone.
The mf,ortanate young lady proceeded to describe
the manner io which she was taken about from cabin
to cabin for three weeks. Browne Mued and com-
pelled her to cohabit with him during this time. Sh.
positively swore that fore* and vieleace w,re all
through med. though she was compelled to sign a
piper containing a stateramt that she gave bee free
comet to all the ptomains.
Miss Ofrold was la tears at this stage of the trial,
and the deepest sympathy memed to have pervad,el
themes all who beheld her.
The evidence fee the prasetutlos was alumina by
other wheaten: sad the Joey, after retiring for solar
time. merged (as we stated yesterday) a verdict of
Guilty against all the 'Nilsson charged wi.b the
offence.

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LAID mirk LLIORNGS.
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COURT-Of CHANCERY.--•-MON DA T.
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ESPARTO PARK‘sittni IN TEC MATTI,' OF PARKINSON.
Mr. CLAYTON ie *IS este moved that indiffereo•
persons, and sot his wife, he appointed committee to
the lelatic. he Learned lleatiessaa road many afi-
davits to prove. that his wife led treated the• lunatic
it a =sager that did mu her for a committee; and
also to prove that theinsatic was in a state that ren-
dered 'll toaaittee ReSSUR/y. It appeared that he
-bad @paten sf cotistiatting an air balloon of block
tis; of eeaspreuini wfter throggi a cylinder. each
atom of which wool.' be heavier than the 'lobe we in.
habit; that,he would devise a method of patine off
Ate national debt ; and itveht a canoe. machine for
eitchOnsr oWls,
Hie lat4tb' Ott ha tw9whi pea the former sari
'Agent %alai on we troephy
movniag. • ' ' •
!!PAST! JACESOS 111 Tilt MATTEIS OF THE DUCHUIS
OP NORIPOLK DRICSAIIRD.

. This was an ipplkatiost ler an -slider to prevent Sir
Sdwln Staahopo m opposing any obstacle to the its-
"sedum of the inscriptions ape, certain taffies in the,
vault of the late Duchess of Norfolk, is order)
tip settle a contested title. It appeared that the seem.
bar of Sir John Scodamore, from whom the plaistifs
''rived their title, had •the good or bad fortes* to
haws throe wives, two of whose names were Mary, and
the other •Anie. scathe contested polite was wbetkoi
SirJohnwas the ion of Anne, the second wife, or of
either of ski Miry,. -As- application was made
the Vicar of the •Pirlik for permission to 'ewe% din
wank. whith' Was effused on the. ironed that as sash
perusisslua.ssold .be obtain.. -midway-tits -elms* it
Si, lido „Tip:resew applisapot wait staiWip his
Lordship, Isol -Wootton. dm pertaining .f the Vicar,
bat to prevent Fair Bdwis koss *MINI my obstacle
to seek isspectios.
1110•:-Haatt on the otherWe, pistiridos that 001
Lordship had ye authority to grant such an ordirotss
Then. be a limit to jurisdiction; watt is ws
case should there beseech a species limit as the pt.!.
sent.. ltshey lyileri heirs 'tied kali a right Vl{
make such an • inspeetios. Ho did not mean te sal
that they ought, with it atipag hand, break open the
repositories-41(4e deed; they *mild . man in iipplh
cadet, to' the proper authority. If tipsy. applied for sp•
order to 'aspect, they should aptlY for us inipsotiolt
to reetrsis persoia from locking them up Skop thpg
got Is. 'Hr.-flak wild he bad so objectless to such ad
baJlikt there woe as edisail -attaebel'lW
sunk lespactiosatio the eoautrp. • • ••
the LoawDuascana.on granted 'bp osiseallOS
id tilalaspioctioittolse made with as little fisuostresi;
secs es possible. "

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