The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-09-14 00:00:00

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r 111 HE EDINBURGH REVIEW, Nd. XIX th
l just arrived. Printed for A rebid:lld Con4,tiote at.‘
Co: Edinburgh and CondtAle, Park, and Hunter, Ni,. lls
Ludgate street, London.

TIIE LADY OF TILE LAKE, A ROMANCE.
This day was pahllsheds in Y vols. dundeciaso, pride 10s. 111
hoards.
TLADY of tho LAKE,* Romance toy ndai
1 on the Poem flu caiied, 1)). WALTER SCOT r, Siqk
" The boat had taucli'dthis silver strand

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" Just as the Hunter left las Omni. •
" And .4 I coneeard amid the Ifrahe;
" T.) view this Lad) of the Lake."—Scot!
London: Printed for Thomas Tegg, No. 111, CheareidetasT4
Wm. Alla.ont clew Bond-street and may be read at all the
Circulating Libraries.—Also, jilst publi,lted
MA anion TRAY at TIED, at Tale of Modern Times; prite
9'. in boards.

AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR. (the
Original I iyention of Mr. atiry, and brought by 41-
Naivete:lye Improvements to the highest Perfection) cardinal
to be prepared atte. sold by Myers. 11 EN ItT, hlar,•ncilieLik
Chemists, Manchester.
This agreeable perfumed Lititier,irbich h &Imposed ethigidi
sonceutrated Vinegar, joined with the md't Isicasart A remade"
andealaidiairAntheptiet, may be kept animpairea !many Ca-
mate, and fur any length of time. It, voiced Odour ridapht it
for affording relief in Read Achs, Paintings, ;Sec: and readers ik
peculiarly grateful and refreshing in crawled Moue; in Places a
Public Resort, and in the A partasents of tisti Stet. It roauter•
acts, also, the Infection of Contagious Diseases.
At ninny tpuriow :sad inferior Preparat iota are sold ander the
sera mid similar names, the Pahl le ore requested to diatvegan
the only proof of its being genuine; that the names of Meuse%
HENltY,lliarcnElTua are engraved on tbe Stamp.
The AROMATIC SPIRIT of Yi X EGAR, io Bottle%
price Qs. 9d. each, Stamp included, is sold wholesale and retail
by Bayley and Blew, Cockspar-street (the only Agents bl
Loudon authorised by the Proprietors); where may be bads
Sponge Boxes of Bold, Silver, Cornelian, Chrystni, tie.
Also HENRY's CALCINED SIAONESIAr in BNB'S
at s. 6d. and larger, with Olass Stoppers, at 4a. each; their
•mines being °tithe Stamps. _
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POI.
U ?glom-ILA LL.—Yerterdty, Abraham Want eat
charged on suspicion of stooling a shawl and twel
gowns, the property of E. Groves, an unfortunati
woman of the town. The Prosecutrit stated, that
the Prisoner was known to het, and that he was Ist
the habit of visiting a female friend of her's, who
lodged in the same house. On Thursday evening
last, she left them together when sbe *cut to belly
and after she had been asleep some time she was
awoke by the Prisoner coming into the room ; ho
retired, but soon after returned again, is the
morning when she rose the articles in queetion were
missing, and she immediately suspected the Prisetier*
and gave information to a constable, who appre..
hended him; on searching him some pawnbroker'.
duplicates for the articles in question were found ita
his possession, and the articles were produced bed
fore the Magistrate. The Prisoner was fully corms
mitted for trial.

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GUlLDHALL.—Yeitprday * ferk4a woe
charged with imposing on the pariah offir, • it,
John, Wetling.street, by obtaining tc!,`
ferent times to the amount of 91. on pretence of
belonging to the above parishos hen, in fact, she was
chargeable on St. Gile,,ts in the Fields. The parish
officers stated, that impositions of this kind bad.
been frequently practised on Church Warden..
who, from the pressure of business, were not able
to make enquiry respecting the objrets applying foe
relief ; they were therefore desirous of intlictind
punishment on the befetidaut, in deter others from
committing similar Wieners. The Alderman, pity.
ing the forlorn and destitute appearance of the
wretched female, cautioned her not to repeat het
misconduct, and ordered her to be pagstd to. het
',proper parish.
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,MARLIOROUCII.IRTREET.—SeveraI inforationa
came on to be heard yesterday, against prorrietora
of coaches, on the western road, at the suit of t
common informer, of the name of M.Donald.--.
The informations were for carrying • more outsides
than allowed by the new Act or Parliament t_ and a
man of the name of Emblin, the informer's witness,
['seas heard ill trp; ort of the informations. It spa
geared that these informations had nut been given
4nrtil within a•day of the expiration of the time al.
unwed by the Act of Parliament (14 days); and
;Consequently no oppprtionity had been afforJed to
,:..ptocure siltnesses on behalf of the coach proprie.
tors ; therefore the Magistrate declared gibing jutig.
rhent tilt next Thursday. The Act states that the
coachman shall be brought forward, if he can bo
found, *Nth- was not the case in this instance.
WonsOre-siesET.—Yesterday, John Lloyd, •
young Mail of good appearance, was pat to the bar,
being charged by Mr. William Williams, farmer, at
Denbighshire, Wales, and others, with fraudulent!,
obtaining from the said Mr. Williams sixteen oleo.
Ind three heifers, in the following manner I—the
Prisoner agreed to purchase the same, for /which
he las 'to pay 1701. for the amount of which he
.gave the-Prosecutor a checque upon a banking.
house in London, when he took the cattle away,
and drove them to London. Soon after, the far.
tier was informed, by Edward Williams, his son,
that the draft was of no vitae. They thee inne.
diately came up
_to London, and presented the
draft at the Banker's, where they were informed
that it was a fictitious one, as no such parson as the
dra.wer kept cash at their horisor Zit. Williams im.
pactliately applied to the above office, and .-lArm.
strong and Bishop apprehended Abe Prisoner at
Kentish Town, just at the time.lr pas .rt;erirlog
the money for the boasts, having dispos'ed et them
for 1001. The evidenee•being*corAsite,..the Pri.
scum was fully committed to Newirrite-for
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!ay, as two young men Were hatking
1, near Lancaster, .o 0 qtl"theins'nainFd
ylor, was unfotttlififelyl4444Etwi8-id
swim over, septi
same fate by human • •
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enos College Oxfor fit ,r at the
chool in Laticaitar: ' • •