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The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-05-04

SHIPPING hyrkLLICIENCE.

DIAL, MAT 3.—Came lows from the Aver this after-
noon sod sailed. Larkins. Wilkinson, far Madeira.
Bengal. Ecr.; Ilefse. Flint, for the Isle of Print', ;
New Harmony, Hutplinis. for Dublin ; Mediator.
Wilson, for the Westward; and Lord Castlereagli, for
Beerdemix.—Seven o'clock, wind N.E.7; lige is
PORTSMOCTV, MAT 3.—Arrived H.M.S. Phaeton fres
a ensile.— Wind E.
FAL1101:TI, MAT 2.—Arrived Lion, Ilex, from Amu-
na ; Dutch ship Speculation. —, from Amsterdam,
to take on beard the cargo of ship de Crybepl, con-
demned here; and Alert, Chapman, from Idallipely. is
forty days, for order..—Wind E.S.B.
I' .• . a, May o. Skip Ogle Castle, Crosby, frem
Bombay, landed passengers here yesterday, lad still re-
mains lie here this morning.
JEMMY, APRIL 30.—Pat hack, Neptune. ObeTelef‘
for Newfoundland, with loss of bowsprit, sails, he/-
weeks and mainmast, nod part of !pi cargo
The Bacchus, Bosifent, put into Scilly 20th alitils:ht
da-
mage in her sails, during the gale on the :Ist and IN
alt.; she is bound from Liverpool to Prime Edward's
Island.

The amount of golJ coined fem the 13th Jere,
1818, to the let Dec. 1821, is 10.473.249!. la 83.
The amount of silver coined front the 'zit,. May.lolB,
to the 31st December, 1821, is 2.719.9210.
Oa Monday night last, a hay tick belonging M.
Quartermaster Wall, of Browtshill•green, sear Cow-
ley. was. it is 'refloat& maliciously set* Ire by sows
iscendiary. and entirely destroyed.
The duel between the Duke of Bedford sad the
Duke of lisckingbam took place in Keosiagtompr-
dens, at a retired spot previously fitted on far the per•
pose. The Duke of Bedford left his hose is St.
Janses's•square, at half past
day morning, in a private carriage. accompasied
bg
Lord Lynedoch, and drove dirertly to Kensingtoe•
gardens, where the Duke of Buckingham seised
about the same time, attended by Sir Watkin
llama Wynn.
James . the wonderful pelestrias and chum•
pion of all Ragland, bas undertaken to walk GO miles &
day for eighteen days together, on the read between
Newark and Retford. He started last "lea,' more-
leg.
The fret Mackerel far the season were height into
Dover on Tuesday morning. last. nhieh sere sold and
wet to London market. They fetched eight pintas
per hundred.
Nato WAS Dives ?—Dr. Godwin (afterward' [Nebel,
of Hereford) pronehimg once at the Somerset Anises,
observed. t►at " though the Scriptures had DOt ra-
peseed plainly who Dives was, vet by his clothes and
fare, be might be bold to affirm he sees at the least a
Justice of the Peace."—(a Clerical our
" and perhaps of Oyer and Temiaer too."
London, England, 1822-07-09

COUNTY FIRE OFFICE,

AND
PROVIDENT LIFE OFFICE, RecisNr-rrnerr, LONDON.
PISSIDINT AND TRUSTISS.
Ths DUKE of NORFOLK,
The DUKE or RUTLAND. •
The MARQUESS of NORTHAMPTON,
EARL GREY.
LORD BRAYRROOKE,
LORD KING, &c. &c. &c.
nunetrouts.
Lord Northwiek, Sir Henry Pyne,
Francis Const, Esq. James Selgwlek, Esq.
Sir John Doyle, Esq. Hon. Wasington Atirley,
Rpbert Dowels, Esq, M.P. Walter Strickland, Esq.
SITS. B. Mariana, Bart.M.P. Sir W. E. WelbA Bart.
William Freed, Esq. I Sir Robert Wilson, M.P.
&C. &c. &c. •
Managing Director, J. T. Barber Beaumont. Esq. F.A.S.
PILILMAININT RITALS assuweingteliellllool.
.1F hare bees ((brood in addition to the attenuating Capitals
arising from the Premiums; which together considerably ex-
teed • MILLION STINLIND.

CLUNIE have been ma:le to THIRTEEN HUNDRED and
FI►TY 8111 RRRRRRR from Fire, WITHOUT A SINGLE LITIOA•
TION.—The Proats are divided amongst those who now In li
-
sure, as well is the original Members, in jast proportioa to
their respective payments.
In the FI2I Orrice, Remus of so and 23 per Cent.
have been invariably paid to all persons who have continued
insured Seven Years, spoil ANNUAL as well as apse Sep-
tennial Policies, end whether they hate been claimants for,
losses or ot:ierwlse, which Returns during the last Eight
Years, amount to 30,1100/. _ _ .

In Ike Lira Orrice, normality of 131. Bs. and X2Ol. Its.
have Wen divided during lbe lest Fourteen Years; and
other very peculiar Adva teats are afforded.
London, England, 1822-07-09

'ANY OF LONDON,

ATW

last tuted 1608, sod empowered by se Mot' Parliament of
the 61. Geo. 111.

LIFE DEPARTMENT.
PERSONS sewed for the whole term of Lifi, will
bare an addition made to their Polkies every seventh
year, oo the principle so beneficially practised tin lately at
the Equitable Assurance 001 w ; or the amount thereof may
be applied la reduction of the future payments of Pre-
mium.
Policies may also be effeeted for the whole term of Life,
on a phut which originated with this Mice, whereby the
Premium is peyable fora fixed somber of years.

FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Policies for 3001. and upwards will be entitled ander the
system of Assarenee prestised by this Ojos, to petieipate la
the sondes Premiums every fifth year ; the amount thereof
is the 11th year which ended at Christmas last was *1 per
cent. on the Policies effected in London.

---
Proposals fatly explanalorrof the principles and rates of
the Company, my be bad at the principle °Mee in Cheap-
side. Londe*, and of the several Agents in the Country.
HENRY DESBOROUQU, Jun.
Cheapsido, Loudon. IIiCIETARY.
June 24, len.
London, England, 1822-07-09

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Rnxino ON WINIOLCDON CONNON.—The tonrnament
on this favourite field of action between Plemnsin. and
Curwen, two able young fellow., took place yesterday in
the presence of thousands of high and low life. It was
for; 0 sovereigns a side. Ward anti Paddington JOIIPII se
conded Flemming. and Richmond and Gri..l,y tolciatel
for Curwen.

A gallant stand tip battle or 33 minutes dnration was
contested in an open ring, anal from the manner in seliic't
the men fought at the scratch a roped ring was nm,err•-
s:trr. The combatants hit each other in the first round
all at the head, until they fell irregularly from exhaua•
lion.

2. Corn-en made the play with his left hand at the
head, whi.•h was retnrned, and the e:itref began to lly.—
A r..l!yßowed and both were again down pipinT.
3 and 4. Much equal and determined belting until
the heads of "alai became groggi6ed, and both fell *gait'
from the close.—Even betting.
5. Some manoeuvring for wind, after which another
regular turn-to. Flemming's strength gave kiwi rather
best, and Curwen was thrown.
6,7, S, were all bravely contested slaughtering round,,
with eiral advantages. Both were again down.
9. Flemming's right eye was much damaged ; Cruwen
had the best of a mealy round, and kept it.
11, reduced the battle to something like a cer-
tainty in favour of Curwen. In these t000d• Flews's' n 4
made his I tat chance stands. Curweo woo the battle
with his left hand, by jobbing at the head and breaking
ground, until Flemming breathed " &ousel."
Title-win:ler challenged Ben linen, who told Aim to
bring his ttttt net. and he should he accommodated.
A Knight t!lithe Last nest heat an Hibermian coal.
heaver iu a rutlianing battle of more than twet:•;
pates.
London, England, 1822-07-09

HORSE BAZ kAR.

N TRE HT BARRACKS, PORTMAN-
SQUARE. FOR THE SALE of HORSES by COM-
MISSION and by AucTios.—GEORGE YOUNG begs
to acquaint the Public io general, that, in consequence of
so many Gentlemen haying expressed a desire that he should
SELL BY AUCTION WEEKLY, lie has determined to
comply with their request, (although it was not his original
intention to sell by Auction ;) and has therefore male ar-
rangements for the same. that will not in the least interfere
with those already established for Sales by Commission.
He hopes that these joint regulations will have general
approbation, as he has framed them with au sallow' desire
that they should prove equally advantageous and conve-
nient to both buyers and sellers. And although it must be
obvious to every Gentleman who has visited the BAZAAR,
that such an extensive Estalolishment can only be supported
on the most Inflexible and correct principles : yet, he trusts,
he may he allowed to remark, that while HIS remuneration
depends on a strict adherence to such principles, it for us
the best security to the Public.
'File flattering expressions of approbation from the No-
blemen and Gentlemen who have attentively considered the
arrangements submitted to them for the regulation of the
I Bazaar, call forth, not only his sincere thanks, but an As-
surance that no exertion on his part shall be spared that
may entitle him to deserve a repetition of those expressions.
The Auction will continue weekly on SATURDAYS.—
The particulars are printed, and will be delivered at the
Bazaar (being too long for an advertisement.)
London, England, 1822-07-09

TIM ATTORNEY GE:

rug OF ASSESSED TAMS&

This was an information by the Attorney-Genera
against the defendaut, to recover three several penal-
ties of IOU!, each, for collecting to his own age trots
different persons in his parish, in Nottinghamshire, a
largerenns than the duty charged inthacontusissioners'
eeeeee usent.

The Soslcuron-OexeRAL, in opening the ease, re-
gretted the occasion for prosecutiOns of this nature,
arising as they did from the breach of that confi-
deoce which it was rather generally the practice to re-
pose on collectors. It was quite enough that persons
paid their taxes, and the Commissioners of Taxes
were determined to lose no opportunity of bringing
collectors to punishment for such frauds, in every
case where the evidence laid before them afforded
la reasonable prunai3e of cuoviction.—Verdict for the
Crown.
THB • TTORNZT-OCHSRAL V. PHILIP HOOPER. A HORS'.

This was an iaformation against a horse•dealer in
Sontersetshire, for the penalty of 501. for not having
taken out a license.—Verdict for the Crown.

t beard that it bad been demanded
t .
, .
)ALLAH eXp1,110.11:) 'VII impar-
ifferent beariega . ' :grop to tla.
a few udinitte•
rlainttis-04mors,
4
LW EXCifEQU 1' st, iii. 4.
iNERAL V. Joscrn amuse, COLT C-
London, England, 1822-07-09

BOARD OF EXCISE.

A baker nomad P..wis, at Chelsea, was charged on
information with havieg a quantity of salt, produced
from salt pout!, concealed op his premises, the daty of
which had not been paid.

The defendant pleaded guilty.
Mr. Alaraw stated that upwards of two hundred
weight was found under some straw, in a stable be-
longing to the defendant.
The Connt ordered the salt to be condemned. and
the defendant to pay a tine of 501.
London, England, 1822-05-03

M.411KE7 S -(l'm r MO.WNO.)

Coax EICHANGE. SIAY3.-Our market is rather heavy
this morning, in consequence of s.ime fresh arrivals,
and a great deal of Wheat left over from last market
day. Few sales hive been made. And for the fine•►
samples, only Mon,lay'a prices could be obtained ; but
fur the inferior qualities an abatement of 2s. per qr.
may be quoted.—Barlcy and 03:1 are also Is. per qr.
lower.—in the price of other articles, we dJ Out find any
alteration.
S.I4IT:IFICLD MARIZT, MAT 3.—The market WM plen•
tifully supplied this morning. with •very description of
Cattle among which was a number of the inferior
sorts. There was not mach business doingond the various
prices of weal may be quoted much the same as par last
market day.

Bert. tts. tkl. to 34. 441. ; —Mutton, 2:. 61. t. 4 31. ;
3s. I u —Pork, 34. to 3, 101. t—Laasb, is. to 66.

It is onr unpleasant duty to state, that the town
and neighbourhood continue in an unseals(' ewe,
from great nnmbers of colliers still attain,/ to return
to their work; and their apparent detertniaation to
prevent (risers from doing su. On Monday evening,
many hua !reds were collected together at Mr. J. T.
Fereda:f Mornmore Green Colliery, for the purpose.
at it was reported, of ducking those men who had
been at work, upon their coming up from she pits;
whin, we hear, it was deemed necessary to call out a
military and civil f ,rce from. Itilston for their protee.
si,,o ore or two shot, were tired, and a man named
li,st,erts, we regret to state, was severely, if not moe.
tally, wounded. We have made a good deal of ea.
quirt., brit we do not deem ourselves to lee Isr penes-
sionuf int* qrnation sufficiently ecru ata to enter jab
further particulars at yrreent.---(lVolverhatapten
"h romic:e.)
London, England, 1822-05-03

r DON:
No, MAT 3, 1822.

NOE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
vita this morning, in mese-
received at Vienna from the
The general opinion is the
maces between the Rassiass,
;ably adjusted. No firther
or has transpired on 'Change.
the Account. and fur Money.
sing.
IN FUNDS.
present very brisk; and as
Ng Day for the New Spanish
t a great improvement will
tack, when it will fall into
N holden; by which means
:wed from forcing it on the

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Orli to 69
Bb
no

864 to 36

IN PARLIAMOL
Monday our remmelte on a
Aims, which MO, relative to
ea prices. Mr. BROCGRAM
mile things too good to be
BMW. We shall notice this
ye some room, in our paper
particularly advert to what
fication of his opinions about
. BROUGHAM'S speech was a
little thing that one might
waders shall have oar cal
-
Monday. But, really. Mr.
! He would act wisely in
oat be baited to eternity, if
sod grace.
d egerlastieg Iregottesider
illy, We bail yesterday to
si. gym paper, that, as the
die-street, or Borough Bank.
out, that the Directors bad
iloverament to be made able
ter May 1823 ; which is a
mother respect. Last sight,
t was folly corroborated by
iSCREQUIR aid President of
I, be must state, that " be
make provision for the
by the issue of country bank.'
Who bad called upon him?
m for precisely the contrary.
yin proposing the contingence
er pound soles !" And well
the " r;sdons of parliament I"
iirit of parliament;" had re-
d enacted, that gold should
n of the country I or, at any
:mend notes should be made ;
of the things that Palm',
the whole of the Bill to go
rating shop, eat after cot!
!, to be juggled back into
paper again, in spite of all
praise at the shrine of
cite of Mr. RICARDO having,
d, that be " amid not
inra-
It the., to return to cash pay-
con, for making the Gridiron,
.COSIILTT. The Smiths are
it immortal crest of victory
s. 163, Flert.street, the very
Ise ; we mean the new one.
g I.egal-tender Bill, which
to one of its most important
t a stop to the right to de.
lay 1823. It is clear, that
whole of the Bill away by,
ositive repeal of a part, and
The Gridiron, bung with
e hoisted on the day atter
egal Tender Bill. When the
yet been fined on. Doe no-
; but Mr. C. requests that
sir boots tad horses ready

tt master Cuero! got broke
RI NORMAXBY renewed his

the King to do away with
;mini, and, thereby. save
try. The motion was carried
CA STLIBSAGS cad Co. 1 n •
Kunst's! Aye, Homus
farmer Nash. HOLM'
the Company ! His reatoru
to us; but, they seem to
y to himself. He bad oh.
to the session, and during
y meetings bad been held
consideration the distress of
very few of them the pro-
ng had bees gone into ; that
orer toe country to recite
Is aeotimenu of these per-
Wirt/Mose to represents-
the system pursued at these
Mowed in the Hawse.
Ogg this sea that, spin.

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London, England, 1822-07-31

ROYAL AMIINT

At a rinarter before four o'clock, the Earl O(SHAFTES-
MORT, Lord REDEIDALE, and the LORD CHANCELLOR,
brought the Roysl Assent, u his Majesty's Cominission-
ere, to the following Bills:
The East India Company Loan Bill. the Countervail-
ing Duties Bill, the Stage Coaches Duties Bill, the
New Sonth Wales Duties Bill, the Alien Bill, the late
Queen's Servants Bill, the Irish Salt Duty Reduction
Bill, and the Scotch National Monument Bill.
In the appeal case of" Agnew e. Duulop, and Agnew
e. Stewart," from the Court of Session its Scotland, the
Joilgaseut of the Court below was reversed.
The Archbishop of CANTERBURY presented the
Second Report of the Commissioners for building
eburches.—Laid on the table.

NEW BILLS.
Mr. Binootte and others brought up from the Com.
mons the English Militia Pay Bill, the Irish Tvthes
Leasing Bill, the Smuggling, Prevention Bill, the Eat
ludic Sugar Duty Bill, the Brim•a:nun Draybaek and
the Scotch Spirits Exportation Bills, which were reed a
first time.
On the motion of the Etrl of BLESINTON the Irish Co-
roners' Bill wa• read a second time.
Lord lIDLLAND resented a petition from fire In-
solvent Debtors, praying that certain intendment,' he
made in the Insolvents Debtors' Bill.—Laid on the
Table.

- -
The Reports of the English and Irish Insolvent
Debtors' Bills were received and agreed to.

lICnTCR

Lord HOLLAND inquired wheth►r and when it was
the intention of the Noble Karl opposite to move the
second reading of the Scotch Magistrates Residenc►
Bill.

The Esrl of LIVERPOOL • was understood to ssy to•
morrow.

The Irish Comm wrist Credit Bill, the Greenland
Fisheries Bill, the Isle of Alan Postace Bill, and the Bar-
racks' Estate Bill, went respectively through Committees,
cad were reported.
On the motion of Lord HOLLAND, $ message was or-
dered to be sent to the Commons for a copy of the Re
port of rte Commissioners respecting New South Wales.
Adj..ttrned.
London, England, 1822-01-02

•
was aosetitaard.

nir • 4—;;, 17.-7

Captain Armitage, of the Coldstteii• °garde. Dom-
plained to the Magistrate that as impudent fellow,
who was said to be as like Ida as bit owe shadow,
was travelling about in varies, parts of the country,
representing hineseK to be Captain Armitage, and
shooting over the masser of one gentleman, and par-
taking of the hospitality of another, ander his bor-
rowed name. He beard of him every where that he
went, and " his double" was a sort of standing joke
against him. He wished to know if there was ■o
mode of punishing such a fellow?
The Magistraie said it was certainly rather pro-
voking, bat he could give no assistance.
Captain Armitage asked if it would be • wood plan
to publish a sort of warning advertisement in the
newsperwth ?

The Magistrate thought it would be the beat tbiag
the Ciptain could do.
MARLBOROUGH-STRUM—Yesterday a female of de-
cent appearance, who gave her manse Leilie
was brought up, charged by Mrs. Maria Barites, of
Portland-street, hlarylebone, with the following Species
London, England, 1822-01-02

DIED.

On Sunday last. at the house of James Stephen, Esq, at
Kensington-gore, Rsrhara, the ekleat daughter of William
itherturre, E.q. M.!).
Al Lonefooldionar.Cuuoty SUgo, Lady Crofton, wife of
Sir J. Crofton, Bart.
At Carbantpton. !lens, on the 17th ult. *rad et. i.uke
Dillon, Esq. brother to the late and 'nee to the present
Lord t'loabrurk.
At his apartments. In the Royal Artillery Barracks, rt
Woolwich, on Wednesday last, Lieut.-Colonel C. A. Quist.
Commanding the Riding Hosea Batablialamia of the Royal
A rtllltry, Is the Bid pre, of hisses.
London, England, 1822-01-02

of ro►bery:—

It appeared in evidence that the prisoner called at
the bons' of the proseentrix, In consequence of seeing
a notice is the window, of " I.,dgings to Ise luaus's-
ed." and requesting to have a view of the apartments,
they were accordingly Ammo to hei; bat on quitting
the place it was ascertartied that she harliteoatrived to
steal a silver spoon.
The prisoner was remanded for further examination.
MAKTLKIIONK UPTICK —Yesterday Air. Skier, •
gentleman of fortune, whose- estates art ja Hunting-
donshire, arrived in London, for the pultmelkf laying
information at-this office, of a system of pillage, which
had been carrled on for a length, of tiled on Ile pre.
miles. It appeared from his statetadViltat for a
length of time he and his servants lot repeatedly
missed valuable property frome.tlse house. It at length
appeared that a female servant was holding a corres-
pondence with a woman in Loudon, to whom she had
sent a quantity of meat, amounting in weight to about
200ib., geese, turkeys, butter, and various other eat-
ahles. Plate of a valuable description, with other pro-
perty, had also been sent to tier during the Chrism is
week, which was proved by letters, produced to the
Magistrate. Having some clue to a package of poul-
try which had been thus, dishonestly furwar !ed from
Huutingdonshire by the servant, Mr. S. caused it to
be seized, and inquiry made at the house of the person
to whom it was directed.
Burkeridge and Staples accordingly proceeded Hsi.
ther, and found some china, glass, and other property,
and also various duplicates answering the description
of property stolen, to • great amount. The whole was
brought to the office, together with the woman, and
Mr. Skier attended and identified the property.
The prisoner denied all knowledge of the robbery.
bat confessed receiving the things as p its from
Mr. Sheer's servant.

Other persons being suspected of being concerned
in the affair, the officers were immediately dispatched
to apprehend them.

During the last year the number of prisoners com-
mitted from Marlhorongh-street Police •fice. and
taken in the custody of Marsden, the ga•ler, t• their
places of confinement, Iv% lace seamed to 1,916
male and female ; the whole of them for felonies sod
misdemeanours.

•
London, England, 1822-12-16

••• 1 • •• • . P 7, t•-•

you, 11er jpiuin topper, be taken hence to the plime
whence you cdifli, end Crum thence to the place of eke.
cumin, awhere pub are- to be hatigid by the neck until
you are dead, And way the Lurd Lave merry on petit
The unhappy boa earnestly implored for mercy, but
, was teuserint :row the bar. •

eltargikeitli astortion.—The defend s• wat sceptered
to dlstrain for rent at the hove of a poor widow, ant ort
his orris's' there war instantly paid the money. Heber.
ever thought proper to rberge and enforce the payment
of 2s. 61. being the daily wages of a man alleg-d- to be
rpn fon, when In ?het there was no milt pot in pns.
session, and the only delay the broker had was while he
was regaling 'himself with Kona real and Water at the
sseinterjif afactridow.

. .
'flit. Magistrates in eery marked terms, asp d tbeir
di.9pprobalitan of the broker's conduct, and convicted
bins in the penalty of 7i: 61 being treble the somata
of The *us charged, and rise adjudge" his to pay the
costa,lis...d. • . .
London, England, 1822-10-24

THE STATES]

come more directly to the mint. The hook had never
been pronounced a libel. If it was one nut of the nume-
rons body of clergymen in the diocese of London, not
one, as they were in duty hound, came to admonish him
tlurt he was publishing a honk against that religion
which they were hound to defend. No; it was their bu-
siness to entrap bin—to throw him into prison, -soil to
deprive him, as they had, of every shilling of his capi-
tad. The ptosecutors were themselves weak in faitlr.—
I f they believed what they pretended, they would not
persecnte opinion. but leave men on these points to the
solemn Judgement of the Last Day, when they would all
have to answer for their deed.. „If the faith they pro-
Ceased was sincere, would the great Powers of Europe,
the Holy Alliance, allow their fellow ereatnres. the
Greeks, to be massacred by the Turks? What was the
statement of Lord Liverpool when he implied the agri•
cultural distress to an over produce, but blasphemy on
the goodness of limol far diffusing blessings ? A rich
man, whatever he did, was rarely prosecuted, unless
sometimes, and for the purpose of feeding the voracious
I mouths of? laWyers. The present prosecution had been
first brought against him by the Society for the Suppres-
sion of Vire, of which the Bishop of Clogher was a Mem-
ber. He should call no evidence, as those produced on
tite part of the prosecution, answered his purpose ; they
showed that he neither gave net recelied mercy for the
antic. The innocent little girl preovid that he slept in
one of those rooms not of 'which he came, and what
would he the condition of every tuan in time country,
if he were made responsible for the acts of others, who
in my have a. cent to the impartmentsuf a house in which he
dwelt.

The Cat RP JUSTICR spanned np the evidenre. There
was on doubt' as to the paragraphs being libellous ; it
was for them to say whether the defendant published it.
A JURYMAN asked, whether a publication denying the
Divinity of our Saviour Wall illeral
„it The LORD Cuter J TlCS—thulanhteilly it is; in
those words to deny tit* ivinity of Christ, and call him
an impostor is a libel, rCh 'anity is a part of the
law of the land.
The Jury, withoot leaving the box, found the defend-
ant Utility.
London, England, 1822-03-08

HOUSE OF OF COMMONS.

Mr. W. DUNDAS presented a Petition from certain
individuals, praying to be heard by Counsel against se-
veral Clauses in the Edinburgh Police Bill.—Ordered to
lie on die table.

MI SALT TAN.
Mr. JONES rose to move for the production of Ac-
counts, on which be proposed to shim that the Salt Tax
might he advantageously abandoned altogether. He
moved for Accounts of the number of Officers employed
by the Excise in the superintendance and
of the Dade, on Salt, the amount of their Salaries and
Eton'notelets, and the total amount of the net produce of
the Tex over the same.—Ordered

AGRICULTURAL totsTnass.
Mr. 1.011C11.11t T rose td preseat 4 petition f:nin cer-
tain owners mai occupiers of land of Whitney, is the
London, England, 1822-03-08

NAVY •tVI PU CENTS. BILL.

Mr. GRENFELL wished to ask the Hon. Secretary
of the Treasury whether there was any intention of
bringing op the Report of the Navy hire per Gents.
Bill that night. He also wished to koow what remune-
ration was to be allowed to the Bank upon these trans-
actions.
Mr. LUSHINGTON said, that understanding that se-
ven' Gentlemen had gone away not expecting that the
Navy Five per Cents. Bill would come on this evening,
be thought it his ilaty to postpone the consideration of
the Report until to-morrow, but he trusted that if the
alterations made in the Bill, should, as lie he had no
doubt they would, be approved by the house, they would
allow it to be read a third time to-morrow, as it was of
great importance to the public service that it should pass
this house at the earliest period.
Mr. GRENFRLL saw no objection to the course pro.
posed by the Hon. Member, and being friendly to the
principle of the Bill, was desirous of seeing it pass
speedily into a law.
Lord FOLKSTONB presented a petition from a Mr.
Phillip Bouverie, upon the subject of the above Bill.—
The petitioner stated that lie was sole trustee fur a Ura-
ldemon residing abroad, who held stock in the Navy 5
lm Cents. That under the Act of the 5.1.1 of his late
Majesty, any improper application of this property was
rendered punishable by transportation. He therefore
prayed the honse to introduce into the said Rill a clanse
for enlarging the time for dissent to persons similarly
circumstanced, upon verifying the fact that the stock
standing in their names was not bosolide their property.
Mr. LUSHINGTON said, that it was the inteution of
Government to propose a clans, for the lengthening the
lute ofdissent allowed to trustees. He eappeeed this
vas a case which would come within the meaning of the

clause.
After s few words from Mr. Burreatroarn, which
were inaudible in the gallery, the petition was ordered
to be printed.

•.

•

.

SUIOULANKCATTON BILL.

Mr. LUSIJINUTON said, that in conseepience of :►e
enniinued indisposition of his Right Ron. Fries I the
Chancellor of the Exchequer, he proposed that the ena.
sidetation of the Superannuation Act should be post.
Need until Monday next.
London, England, 1822-03-08

RICH WHEEL.

IRROLL Requests the attention of the Public to
Cthe State of the Wheel, which is exceedingly rich in
Capital Prizes, containing
4 0f... 40,000 I 7 of ..ereo
S 9,1100 I 6 .300
4 , I,OW . 39 900
Itc. dtc.
Tickets and Shares for the Second Day, NEXT THURS-
DAY, 14th of MARCH ((when the very First Prize will re-
ceive/9u.000) are out Sale at CARROLL', Offices, No.
19, Coruhill, and 96, Oxford-street, who Sold is the Last
Lottery,
11,4136 a Prize of 230.1100 .
18,602 6,000
dtc. lie
_ _ _ _ .

Also several Capitals the First iiay of the present Lottery.
London, England, 1822-10-23

Donna etplueeres woe. Mon.
'llly house, and (in the cup of life,
That boney-drop) thy pleasing wife.
enCRATZS, by his discourse on marriage, se en•
/a mirrored hie auditors with the subject, that the married
ass kw to their wives, and the bachelors hastened to be
wadded ; sod " The Spectator" has affirmed, that the woad
`Mb" is the most agreeable and delightful name is nature.
Vie tiered Institution, then, of marriage, compasses the
thilaustan of our enjoyment ; teeming not only with bap-
tism's earet, hut disposing the soul Itself to harmonize
idia hereafter.
Preview however, to entering {Motifs hallowed oblige-
ilk I: beelines an isaperctive duty, sat only to regulatethe
14,eas, bat to eleause this grosser nature from those lei-
reties. vricb the. freedom of narestrieted plasters may
tale nailed open it. To the neglect of inch attention are
tallibliftle stay of those hapless instances, winch, while
tritt menthe commiseration of the beholder, should also
wo bie with Vae fear of self-reproach.
mites habits wftefemialse toe body—a residence In
the
lreples will relax the elastic fibre--bet more especially
iftstiepreeature infatuation of youth tee frequently coM-
111ftlee the natural dignity Into a state of Inanition, from
agonized sufferer more then doubts the chance of
Lillek To ati such, then, we address ourselves, offer*
19.—tortm.—muscular streorh—feliety ; nor will oar
"mers apprrr flues‘loveble, sanctioned as they are by the
proo:, of twenty years sneectasfal experience.
,Tkeessy cares of married life, are sometimes disturbed
tke suipension of those blessings which concentrate the
*VW wooth—for the female habit is often constitutionally I
vnl—yet It can be strengthened, and deficient energy lir
Intel into functioral power.
In every ease of syphilitic intrusion, as well at in every
leMention of the generative economy, we pietist ever ability
tbte speedily, and with effect. Earneotly solicit.sus tod the saftelitig empyric from the prmititni so presitiopte-
Zn ties up, we ties late from general principles with less
a and confident in our own honourable inteerity es
Mothers of the College of Burgeons, we refer the 'Orel ids
!*enmity of either sex (especially those entering into ma-
mammal life) at ones to our house, where daily attendance
rhea for permute consultation , and letters from the
"c3try are immediately answered ; these must cootain a
haitiance for .Idrice and Me dicine. which can be forwarded
hit} pen of the world, however distant.
GOSS and Co. M. ft. C. Surgeons,
he. 7, Jermin-street, St. James's, end No. 11,
Rouverie-street, Fleet-street, Loudon.
ylJust publi.hcd 'Fifteenth edition).
talti o! LIFE, a familiar commentary on ate above
Ry GOSS sad Co. Addressed to the Youth and
is of both nexes..May be Zfi, Paternoster -row ;
. ; 111, Pnnees—street, Sotto ; /74, loicer-strett ;
um stall Pool.sellers. Price 30.
London, England, 1822-01-05

0 reeves/a-square.
Mr. Josue' @WM the ease for the pomades.
WIWI' was le Mr. Kerr's servitor wow
being excited by Ms coodeet, he was
sad be sinew a gusher eiskeletes keys
a sick.

of Job.

I a 111 hi

Plash, the eager, stated. that he asked Wilwa how
hi ISOM by the skeleton keys. sad he replied. that
Fusser bad gives this to him. bat thai they oily
isteaded to take the wise out of the cellar. for which
Farmer had agreed so gin him half~erown a bottle.
and that they did not mean to touch the plate. The
witness also proved, that when Farmer was ippnbei/•
be wet as slicer to search hie lodging. ad show-
ed Fanner soon skeletom keys sad a file that were
found is his box. which he acksowledged were his.
Mr. A Lies addressed the Jury for Farmer. eostesd•
leg that there was sot ealliciest *vide'* for his cos-
victims.

The CIAUMIAK charged the Jury, that If they be-
tiered the prieesers had agreed to rob the wlae•osl•
lar. sad had is parses's* of thee slimmest dent airy
set whatsoever, they were both equally guilty.
The Jury. after $ short eossultation, feud both the
prisoners °silty. The Court took Use to consider of
the pualsbeteht.
London, England, 1822-01-05

POLICE.

Puente Oietcs, Bow-vraawr.—Kr. Haines. a gen-
tleman residing sear Cranford-bridge. requested the
assistance of the Magistrates in his efforts to bring to
justice some persons who bad wilfully set fire to several
ricks of corn sad a barn upon his estate. They were
discovered to he on fire at day-break on Thursday
eternise, and were in a short time consumed, all efforts
extinguish the Dames being useless. The owners
of laid in that neighbourhood had lately fount It ei•
cessary tomb, a redaction is the wages of the la-
bourers, which excited mach discontent ameag them,
and threats of mischief had been I•Prd tie fall frees
some of them. He wished to take as experiential of-
ficer down with him, as some circumstances had some
to his knowledge which he thought would lead to the
detectioa of the perpetrator.
Mr. Halls readily acceded to the request. and sent
an experienced officer with Mr. Haloes, with dieectiou
to use every exertion to trace the perpetrators.
s 111.1101011411-111TRisT.—Yesterday John Tye. alias
Job Jones, was brought up in the custody of
HOC and Lawrence. three of the Lambeth officers.
charged with being a dealer to a great extent kit forged
notes. counterfeit sovereigns, ice.,
The prisoner said nothing iq hie ilelimee. sad be
was fully committed to Newgate 10.14110 Ms trial.
Ousaaon rte Cuantwornarrersili Ana.
and Petblek. were again brought are 6i: Mud exami-
nation. Pethick was admitted aa evidasse. The ether
two primmer were fully committed fee idol -
Lswerrnireaa7.--liary Smith was brought up
for a 'meld exansisatlem cheesed by Sieben% Affiet
With robbing and.iiiiirwis• maltreatimg
111 a awes. the .pmeemmer's etatensesa. that
in Titey &brit aidd•Any he was Ogg aloes
Trw4mairi. ihes helms met by the pri-
r"fte, wbe latellat le sim of the Withal. la
'Charge-Yard. • ere sbe via ihrte sr fear other peg
muse, after knorkiegiiiitleirmbefillia fast with
London, England, 1822-10-15

11l E ARMY.

A Regitnental Coart-3lartial was held at the Court-
•h..nse (it. Jag.) de In Vega) for llte, trial of J. It. Bose, •
&wee of the St. Catherine's Regiment °fahlitia. under
Ilto Whining charges:—
lit. For making use of insulting and contemptuous
language towards Ensign and Acting Adjutant Pare on
thlaythe 2.1 day ofJuue, by threatening, in a menacing
r,anner„ to bring him to an account in respect to his
cAndnet, as aut.'. Ailing Adjutant, in breach of the
Law now in fore,.
If. For having, in the presence of Colonel Jackson,
i mpated improper motives to the said Adjutant Dare, in
causing a warrant to be issued ag.iinst the said J. H.
Rose, for being absent from s muster of the regiment.
$4. For hawing gone to the house of the Et;eign
Seel Acting Adjutant Dare, on the Si of July last, under
pretence of canting the Orderly Book of the Rea i
a whilst trailing the same, using menacing and in-
rolling langnage towards the said Emsign and Acting
Adjutant Dare, in respect to his conduct as such. Ad-
j rant, and falsely charging him with having wilfully
and maliciously omitted to forward to the Colonel an
levitate which be, the said J. H. Rose, had transmitted to
the said Ensign and Acting Adjutant Dare, to; being
• istaent from a muster of the regiment.
4th. For using improper anti shameful language in
the presence of the said Ensign and Ac•ing Adjutant
Dare, when attending him on regimental business, in
P tang that the Said Colonel Jackson had, in reference
to a Regimental Order dated the 29:t. of August last,
stated therein, in resp,•ct to the, said J. H. Hose, that
• which was net true; and also, in reference to the said
Order, by telling the said Ensign and Acting Adjutant
Dare, to informs the said Colonel Jackson. tit tt he, the
*4.1 J. H. Rose, would see hint, Col. Jackson, daunted
►►lore he would obey it.
iirth. For threatening and insulting behaviourtowards
th • said Ensig • and Adjutant Dare, on the morning of
the Jd day of Jane, whilst on duty ; in attempting, in
the lace of the regiment, wilfully, violently, and repeat-
edly. to jostle or unhorse the said Ensign dud Acting
Adjutant Dare, and for not obeying the command of the
sail Ensign and Acting Adjutant Dare to desist there-
trots ; all of which are highly subversive of good order
and discipline, in violation of the Mili►ia Law now in
force. •
London, England, 1822-12-27

BOURBON WAR.

The Co trier, of last night, says, that nothing wan de-
cisively settled when (be Duke of WIMLINGTON left Pa-
ris. •• Not that there was any difference of opinion with
•• respect to the intitrference in the affairs of Spain, but,
•• sill' respect to the mode and time." Now, to be, sure,
it would be to be very adventrous to pretend to guess at
i t a Courier's signaling. But, belong, we thiskimeas
London, England, 1822-03-01

A PPOINTM IN T OW BM lIRIVIPIh-ECOTLA N 11. '
Au Hog. soma (whose nears we could not leant).
raid he Is mike to put to any of his ltajesTs
Miniatert, h was of some importance in the parker
the kin In which be came. He begged to refer
to Ale A abolishing Heritable Junsdictlon ic
14:
64.0.6 a, 4eh enacted that the Sheriff should reside
foes months in his shrievaky in the year. There was.
. kfvfelte.r. a report, thatit was.theiateatioarat .lioverm
meet to enforce a longer residence on the Sheriff in his
county. He hoped It was not so. The report had been
. raised with /*terrace to • late appeiatmeat in the county
of Lanark.
Mr. PREL said, that the subject alluded to by the
Hon. Member had lately athmeted the atteadon of his
Majesty's Geweroment, and received the fuller, onside-1
ration from them. The strong Report which hid bowel
loads on that point by the Commissioners of lnq lity„l
together with the circa/salaams which had occurred iol
.the neighbourhood of Glasgow and Paisley on the ocese
sion of some late disturbances of the public peace, am&
the opinions expressed by Gentlemen on the other side
of the House on the subject, had contributed to direct
• the attention of Government to it, and he hail no hesi-
tation in saying, that after the fullest attention it war
, their impression that the Sheriff of a County shoeld be
a resident officer. The Act alluded to fixed fonr months
as the mistiasum, and he apprehended that should fie-
*erne/tent ESOP% the condition of residence to the ap-
pointment of Sheriff there could be no objection to it.—
(Hear, bear.)
London, England, 1822-12-20

RECORDER'S COURT, DusLIN, FRIDAY, Dsc. 13.

Sir Jonas Greene, and Aldermen Trevor and Tyndall,
took their seats on the Bench precisely at ten o'clock.

David Dignam was indicted for having burglariously
entered into the house of Graves Cbamnry Swan, L'sq,.
situate in Leinster-street, in this city, with intent to rob.
The prosecutor gave his testimony in a clear, humane,
and gentlemanly manner. He underwent en ingenious
cross-examination by Mr. Bennett, prisoner's Counsel.—
Time pruaecutor distinctly admitted, " that he received no
injury eithyr in person cc property" from the prisoner.
The Recorder charged the Jury with his wonted talent
and humanity. The Jnry retired for some time, and
found a verdict of Guilty. The prosecutor, in a most
reeling issnrur, requested, hi; Lordship to 13* as lenient
aspossihle towards the prisoner, who he understood to
hare suffered most severely by a broken thigh, which
rm
he got in conseence of the fall he received in throwing
!dwelt out of the window, on the occasion alluded to--
The Recorder was pleased to say, he would menti.m what j
bad fallen .from Mr.. Swan to his Excellency the Lord
Lieqtenant. prisOner is a very young Ul3tl.—At
the rising of the Conti, his Lordship in a most eloquent
sod pathetic manner passed ventetsee of death on
To be hanged oo the Itiih inst.
London, England, 1822-10-12

MARRIED.

At St. Gile's-in-the-Fields,Onfuesday lest, the Bth inst.,
Mr. George James Seward, of Tottenham-eourt-road, to
Miss Quintillia, youngest daughter of J. Tame, Esq., et
Rolls-buildings, Fetter-lane.
London, England, 1822-10-12

DIED.
On the Oth instant, at his house In Cumberland place.
New-road, William Dickinson. Esq. formerly of Mukha■
Orange, neer Newark, In the county of Nottingham, aid
one of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace.
On the fith inst. in Exmouth-street, Cierkenwell, is his
130th year, Richard Eariom, Req.
London, England, 1823-07-19

~kr

POLICE.

Ilimastox-nonsa.—Yesterday, a man named Flynn was
charged with haling robbed a blind sailor of 27 sore-
reigns.—The sailor was accompanied by his wife and
five children, who, he said, on account of his -loss, must
all go to the workhouse. It appeared that a day or two
ago, he received thl. pay or prize money, and got drunk
with some of it; one of his children was with him, but
was unable to act as a guide; and the sailor asked the pri-
soner, whom be met, to show him. his way. The pri-
soner soon learned that there was money; the boy offered
to take care of it, but the prisoner said, " No, it will be
safest with me," and took it from the sailor, who was
then led home to his wife ; when the money was asked
for, the prisoner said he had it safe, but on putting his
hand into his pocket, declared that it was lost. The wife
at once gave hint in custody.
Soon after this statement was made, two boys were
brought in oa siomicion of holm stolen money. , One
ofrthetu bad purchased a hat and paid for it with a sove-
reign, sheaving at the same time four more. As be was
ragged and gave no satisfactory account of the money,
the batter gave him and his companion to the care of as
officer, The moment those boys entered the Mansion-
house, one of them recognised the sailor and the prison-
er, and said that he saw the latter take the money from
the former, ind-put it, as he thought, into his pocket,
instead of which he droppedat, and little boy ran and
picked it sp, and was running awe, witb it, brit and
followed by bun (the yoaog prisoner), who claimed ball.
Tim finder of the money said, there were only 10 sove-
reigns intim parse, sad he made a division of that aunt.
The sum was to be applied to a good purpose, as the
claimant of the found,property intended to purchase new
clothes with it. The second boy accompanied him to
give his opinion of the shape of the bat.
London, England, 1823-07-19

.'1:110fin OF LORDS, JULY 19.

-~-- ...

PROROOATIO* Olt PARLIAMENT..
Their Lordships met at Ti. o'clock ;pots after which
the Lord Chancellor, the ArchhiiboiotO,Oistarho'ry, and
.
the Earls of Westmoreland, Harrowaky, sad Littrpool,
took their seats as Lords' Commissioner,
The Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod (Sir Thos.
' Tyrrwbitt) was then directed to inform the Commas
that his Majesty's COmmissioners were waiting to re.
London, England, 1823-05-14

LONDON, vVEp.N filD A 1823.

" The
.C4.ise* jw *AAA HAMPDEN Ail AS (Ai 'vim( SYDNEY died ea the scfold.►;

AtTl4lr COWTRACTS.
Commissariat Depart seat, Treasury Chambers,
April 30, 1823.
IVrOTICF, is hereby frivol to all Perms, desirous of
cotaraellag to supply the folloaing Articles for the
usegithe Army, viz.:—

BREAD.
To Ilia Majesty's !And Forces In Cantonments, Quarters,
and Barracks, is the undermentioned Counties and
lslaads
Derby, Leicester,
Devon, Norfolk,
Durham. (including Holy Nottingham,
Ilhnd, ) Surrey,,
VAPPX; (exclusive of Tilbury Sursot
'`!bet, Wirwtek,
Hants. York. •
.isie of Wight,
FORAGE. Sc.
Oats, Hay, and Straw, to his Majesty's Cavalry and Artil-
lery Genes in Dormice, and Oats la Cantonments end
Owners, in the undermentioned casettes:—
Betts, Middlesex, Surrey,
Bum Nerfellt, Sesser.
Tilerthataberlasd, Warwick.
'Kent. Nottingham, • York.
That the detiveriewore to commence ea and for the 25th
day of June next Oat Proposals in writing, sealed up,
and marked, Tender for Army Supplies, will be received
et this olfee on or bcfore Tuesday the 27th day of May,
btttnoke rill be reccided after 12 o elm* on that day.
Proposals mast be made separately for each County and
Island, and mei Proposal must hare the Letter which is an-
nexed to the Tender properly filled up, by Two I'esons of
known property, engaging to berme bound with the Party
tendering is the Anaoti.t stated in the printed Particulars,
for the due perforinanee of the C«ntract ; and no pro-
posal will be noticed unless mule en a printed tender, and
the prices expressed 4n words at 'myth ; and should it so
happen tkaiduring the eon 1 inuanceof the contract no troops
should be splied by virtue of the same, the amount of
the stumps far the C'untrael and Bond, paid in the first
instance by the Contractor, skull be refunded to hint.
Partienlars of the Contracts may be had upon applka-
lion at thew Chanibers between the hours of ten and four.
P.S..Sunsples of the Br cad and Meat may be seen at the
°fee, between the hours of twelve and t.ro.
London, England, 1823-05-14

IiERTIFICATES—JInCIi 3.

J. Smith, Bath, grocer—J. Smith, Liverpool, leather-cut-
ter—W. G. Jackson, Great Surrey-street, linen-draper—C.
Clarke, Bristol, baker—A. J. Cumming, Southwark, cheese-
monger—M. Pile, jan. Sidmoutu, Devonshire, cabinet-ma-
ker—T. Griffith, Liverpool, merchant-0. Reeves, War-
dour-street, Soho, grocer—T. Sweet, Frith-street, Soho,
carver.
London, England, 1823-07-26

91, CIIEAPSIDE, OPPOSITE QUEEN STREET,
LONDON.

NI•IV HITRI DOE and Co. are now supplying the
• Public with TEAS in their Native Purity, ex-
actly at the Iroolesale Prices. Any further Comment will
be unnecessary; a single trial will be the best and only
way.to prove the benefit of this system.
Good Congou, Ss. 4i. to 31.8 d. I Good Mixed Tea .... 64.
Strong Ditto Bs. I Prime Ditt0.......85. 4d.
Particularly recommended to Good !Tyson .....85.
Families, usually sold at 7s. Fine Young Ditto.... Ins,
Very Fire, Bs. 4d. to 81. Sd. Finest Ditto ... ...... I2s.
and upwards.
Shopkeepers and Dealers
trance on Cost Price.

)plied at a very small Ad-

Respectable Persons wishing
Warehouse will be supplied on II

to become Agerts for this
liberal Turms. '

TUE NOBILITY and GENTRY are invited to
write to Messrs. Weitatom. and Co. at their Ware-
house to obtain the East India Company's Superior Genu-
ine TEAS, warranted with the full advantage allowed of
one pound extra in every twelvo pounds.—(For Money.)
Superior GENUINE TEAS. 29, Little Belt Alley. at the
Imelda the Bank, London ; the Norfolk and Suffolk TEA
WAREHOUSE.

The superior qualities of the Tearof this Establishment
require no comment, as they are seat to ■ll parts of the
United Kingdom with universal approbation, and only re-
quire a single trial to convince every person of their supe-
riority, and to confute the fallacy of those Tea Dealers,
who, through envy speak invidiously of our liberal mode of
doing business.
Family orders, post paid, for 2tihs. are sent carriage free
to any pert of the United Kingdom, secured in lead pack-
ages, as from China, in Db. 21bs., and Ms.. for family con-
venience, to divide in their connections.
AGENTS and RESrECTABLE PERSONS in all parts of the
United Kingdom, wishing to supply their connections, will
find the established Sale of these Teas an excellent
addi-
tion to their business. Applications, post paid, enclosing
201. or BOL, or an order for payment in London, may have
a general assortment immediately, sent free of expense or
trouble, secured in lead packages of single pounds, halves,
and quarters, with extra weight ■nd regular commission
allowed. _ .

Country Dealers supplied to.advantage.
No unpaid Letters received.
London, England, 1823-07-26

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

IMP!?

PLTUOVTII, Juts 24.—Wind N.W.—Arrived the Bel-
ls Bor, from Corunna; Madeira Packet, Allen, from
London ; Thomas, Gum's, from St. John's, New Bruns-
wick; ml Britannia, Steward, from Prince Edward's
Ilsisad.—Sai led, the Plant.Blossomafor Oporto; Kirswell,
'Armstrong, for the Cape of Good Hope; Transfer, An.
drer, for Oporto; Wanderer, Waygood, for Quebec; and
Pollux, Plot, for. St. Übas.
FALMOUTH, JULY 24.—Wind N.W.—Arrived the Nan-
sao, Tremayne, from London for Gibraltar; and Hope,
Butterfield, for Ditto,
PORTSMOUTH, JULY S.W.—Arrived His
Majesty's Ship Lyra, from Plymouth—Sailed His Ma-
jesty's Ship Hussar, for Plymouth.
DIAL, JULY 25.—Came down from the River and re-
main the Sisters, Sergeant, for Demerara; passed through
the London, Chapman, from Quebec for London—Re-
main in the Downs the Buckinghamshire, for India ; and
•His Majesty's Ship Ramillies Guard Sbip, with several
small Coaster;.