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The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-08-10

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fl OVAL PETE AT VAUTHALL—His MA- •
Pl. JESTY'S Allan DAY. MONDAY. August IL—
Tee above joyful event will be celebrated by one of the
emedest GA I. Is ever given at these Gardens, commencing
ci.ll a GRIND CONCERT of VOCAL and INSTRID-
vtENTAL MUSIC, the first set of wh'sl will ommiede with
the cele,rated national Anthem of "God :save the King,"
with additional Verses written for the:occasion. The Pro-
rirtors Of 111111 ROl 31 Gft r lie 11 S , ltlli 0111$ to enlace Ss* ilfre-
..•thle for thevery liberal patronage they hare received in
ells their first season. respectfully announce they have. en
o.i: happy occasion (moat especially to celebrate the BR*
Ds: of their Royal Patron), collected such, comb
til,:nt and wonders, as were never before seen at et=
Fete, sin. :—J. B. Longuemare, the Tight Rey, PIIIMISIN
Juan Bellinck. the Sleet Rope Prodigy ; Young Bailin ,
u.c Want Devil ; Ramo Sainte, the wonderful' Indian Jug-
r:,r : the magnificent Firs-works of Soutbby; the boaatllM
itquoLasiesnptron : more brilliant Illuadisations dems ever.
,•.r Ranio Saniee, Young Longuemera. andJeenßelliosit,
May properly be termed the Three Wonders et dm Weida 1
il)drailic Exhibition by Mr. Morn/hot thelrlealtre 800.
Dr,ry-lane. Tne Gardens, on this asbailoo. will 1111111111011
,i 1 former splendour, and even exceed **, brit em
late Coronation Fs:e; they will ha decorated with
Unit
of all nations. ace superbly illaininnted with ILBIS
bonal lamps, in appropriate forms and devices. by *sins
motions Artist belonging to the Estabtistheeet ( Wt. tom).
The Fire-works will be provided by the celebrated sad no.
ritalied Cae railer Sonthqy, whose productions hare every
evening eiven such unit ersal delight and astonishMelfitt
and as he is paid, on this occasion. a large sum este% RIS
sus undertaken la produce the grandest FIRE WORES
ey.r seen in this or any other country; in the most 1011-1
liant part of which J. B. Lonaueinare, the Tight-repel
dry. makes his wonderful Ascent on the Rope. 1118
naorames—French Theatre. Grand Sub-earls* Illbwed
Waten.works, as usual. The Concert—lllilitary. ,
and Pent:eon 'Rends will perform during the ev
Early in the morning the Royal Standen! will be Isetatil '
on the top of the Orchestra ; end at One P.M. a Royal Si-
lair will be fires!. New CluaLßooms have been lined up,
nod respectable Females appointed to attend on Ladles.
Extra doors opened. The Police will be under the dime-
Con of vigilant °Beers Rom Union Hall. Southwark ; and
on this °cession several extra ones will be provided and
uationed in various parts of the Gardens.—Doors epee at
Stven; Performances commence at Half-past Seven. Ad-
mission, Zs. &I.
London, England, 1822-02-21

THE STATESMAN.

MINORITY
ON LOND AOCNIOALO NAMILTOWS MOTION.
Hoe. J. Aberermoby, S. H. M. Barret. Lord Rory. RR.
Ilreogbain. It. Lisaletter, W. Chaniberlayne, T. Clough.
.4n, Sit." employ, T. Creerry, Colonel Dories. ICJ.
Mahan, T. Densnas, T. H. Dundee, R. Mlle*, Wlecount
Itbringtun. Sir R. Ferguson. Lord W. Fitzgerald, /Or
W. Heise, J. (;„ Ikathcote, Sir R. Heron, W. P. Hotly.
mewl, lion. H. Hutchinson, J. Home, W. James, Colonel
Johnson, J.. 44. lAeskoe, J. H. Gagmen. W. R. Loeb.
hart. J. Moberly, Moberly jnn., J. Maxwell, J. IL
Maack, it. W. Newman, Lord Norenanbf, enel,4rCal-
lanisan, A. Price. S. Klee, A. W. Roblin., Sir (irony/
Robinson, J. 14sarlett, W. Smith, Colonel Webb. W.
Williams, Sir Robert Wilson, Alderman Wood, nod M.
Wyvil.
TabLene—Lord Archibald Hamilton, and T. F.
Rowdy.
IRELAND.

SPECIAL COMMISSION.
(nom THE CORK SOUTINIMM IIEPOIETER 0, SATURPAE)
'Yesterday evening, at four o'clock. Karoo 111'Clei
land 'fuel this city, attended by a numerous reit-
'sone of carriages, and an immense cavalcade of bOrtlei
men. which bad assembled at the legroom of the High
'Sheriffs of the county and city, in order to attach every
dignity and support to the King's Commission, opts
Important occasion and imperious neceetity which
bate called for its being issued.
About half-past elev.n o'clock this day. Beres
IPUlellond proceeded to the Cooney Court, where
the Commission was read and theVrand Jury swore.
The Baron then proceedefr‘to chew tife Grand
Jury. They were assembledotider Special Commi►
shin, upon an extraordiartry oecksioa, ie important.
os that though, In the usual course, the Assizes would
be held in a few week., tiverninent considered it nea
canary to issue it, in order to afford redress and pt%
tection to individuals, mod vindicate and uphold ihe
untrazed laws. The disturbed state of the cannily
was AO well known that it teas unnecessary for
enter into any details in order to picture or desarille
i• ; bet heyonsi On doubt, there existed in this and
the neighbouring counties, a conspiracy, the object'
of uhich were so wicked and daring, at only to he
'suede.' by the atrocious means by which it was
sought to be effected. At far as one could judge, one
of those objects was the abolition of tithes, and the
reduction, if not the abolition also of rents, and that
the legitimate owners of the soil should derive soak*
' from it. It commenced by armed i.odies traversing
the country by day and by night, isseiag their.
laws at they passed, and punishing any violatids of
them with easiguinary vengeauee; they dfirkedd
the gentry of their arms, in order, at once, to Inuits
themselves more formidable. and to lesson' the
force of those who were naturally interested In Ili
prerereation of order and tranquillity ; they 'iteeiff
guilty of the foul crier, df teacher. Weil hi %
vexation of their nefarious designs, had dienstexelil,
with every obligation sanctified by the lawt of
ani min. in illustration, the teamed Baron stated
In instance which had occurred at the late Special'
Commission for Limerick, where a man came to pro-
- hr.
London, England, 1822-02-21

?O4IcS.

Mastasew-nners.—An nefortaitate Admit of Else
Jewish permission, named Levi; w1c244 lk Vito Sith
year of his age, bus bad 28 ehildtMgmml been well
knee/was a travelling
.pedlar thew SO yaws, applied
;0 Sir C. HUNTiII. who sat for the Lord Mope,: for Ml-
sistaace is recover his property, of IMdl liesiras. a
few days ago, robbed by his imiviat, !die was is the
habit of acoompanylag his sad urging his box of
jewellery.
The poor old man, who has en excellent character.
was In the habit of attending the•lllansion-house eery
frecineetly, where he is always awe to he ,sea emm
dated with a chair, and has bees often sore. 'rang
what he inppused to be excellent advice or isforisyien
to whatever Magistrate presided. Every body blew
old Levi, and was never disappointed of a pinch of
snuff upon civilly asking the old Israelite how he did.
Levi had gone to the Spur lon. is the Borough,
wording to custom. for the purpose of disposing of
some of his goals. He left the servant outside with
the box. and having received an order from a gentle.
man to bring in a gold chain, went oat to gut the,ar.
tide. Soon after his departure from the memo dm war
heard loudly deplering his taisfertuse, and anastiering
that he was robbed of all be bad in the -odd. His
t, wlitibad lived with him tea yeses,,dled
aerated, corrying with his the whole forte., of his
mailer. The old one has lived irreproachably is use
house I; 'fiLitinforditch upwards of Si Ostil- •
Sir P. litterna end d to abide him -grief, by
suturing hits that every thing Amnia be dews to vim-
ver the property, sad ildit if the artier Tailed, bete
mute mill a liberal and Co.piseiliuke 700180 in lip de-
raided spoil.
to search-wevesst war mode mt. bet ise damp 'Otte
isnard of the thief or rhepropertytbe
Was estimated at between .4 and NU poor /ow
is is. onsolaide.
illlnir-erte •II —Bu R dainhelCl, and
Dity, a pair Alert, pant, rtiodyiniftt cesiitry
fellows, were brought in by Clarkson cad Best, of the
diseronnted
Tire patrol, wino going off duty at Colory-hatch,
between twelve and one o'elook I. the morning, met
midi a *gen mho told them that a quessity .1 utolen
property was to be removed before defdight, front a
cottage .is the aelyhiseterbood.of Eastaariet. The
rosnensas entire stranger ao them i.bit,lefieving his
4eformetion, they immediately proceeded towards East
Itarbarreitidi-creted themselves at a short distance from
the cottage described to them. It was two rechiltit
when they reached the piece of their concealuseat, and,
with a patience Wifidh doss them credit. they waited
thi Miter tlx, when They law three stout fellows issue
Troui the totiage, two of them heavily laden. The patrol
ammaiiiMelyaceosted them, daus.orliog to base «riot
ahoy were carrying. which Orly tsrw dews their
burdens anti east off .is different dire.ctions4 has the
panel vogsurd, and onecesded in taking two ist them
Irhe prime tie rs)
The-proPerty liras found to be a tallith), 64pper' " 464
if about half a Istadred weigh!, and a lawn Imantity of
London, England, 1822-08-28

D11'10E711)3.

Sept. la, W. Ayton„ Macclesfield. Cheshire. cotton-spin•
nee. at the Old Angel inn, Nlacclesfield—Sept. 23. J. Riley,
Leh:ester, grocer, at the Three Crowns Inn, Leicester—Sept.
90, G. Frost, Sheffield, cheesemenger, at the Angel Inn,
Sheffield—Sept. IS, J. Herrington. Farehaus, Southampton,
mercer, at the Red Lion Inn, FareltEn—`4ept. 93. P. Mar-
shall. Scarborough, grocer. at the Blacksmith's Arms lan,
Searborough—Sept. 17. W. Furls.. Church-street. Bother-
hithe, victunller. at Basinghall-street—Sept. 19, W. Ten•
mint. Liverpool, tailor, at the George Inn, Liverpool—Amt.
31. S. Mitchell, Dorking, Surrey, linen-draper, ■t Basing-
hallstreet— And. 31, J. P. Bidout, Bridport, Dorsetshire.
linen-draper, at Basinghall-sweet—Sept. IS, W. Penrith,
Bath, linen-draper. at the White Llon Inn, Bristol—Sept.
90, C. Uoyd. Thetford. N..wfolk, bookseller, at the Boar end
Crown Inn, Ipswich—Sept. 19, J. Ford, Gloucester, patent
woollen-yarn-manufacturer, at the Ram Inn, Gloucester.
London, England, 1822-08-28

HARD BST IN IRELAND.

Cocxsv Tt .—Nothing ran exceed the ra•
pidity and universality with which the people •re
getting in a Harvest which promises unnanal abun-
dance. But while prices cantina* at their present
depreeeles, this is little cease of joy to the farmer :
and there never was a season which required, through
!motives of self interest alone. (Wine fertiing oat of
the question) on the part of the landlord, a more de-
termined forbearance from pressing the Farmers to
en immediate sale of their corn.—(Chrnmel Herald.)
Couxarr KILICZNNY.—Wheat h is nearly fi-
nished in this county. and considerable qnantitirs of
Oats arc already cut down. New wheat sold in this
market on Satwrday at so lour a price as DM. per bar-
rel ; that is, for 6d. per stone, or per Winchester
bushel, or 16s. per quarter, according to the measure
used at Mark-lane, Landon,—(Leiarter Jourost)
FIBRIIOY, AVG. 17.-Our li is in great for-
wardeees in this district, and appears to be abun•
dant. A great demand for Gabosrers in Fermoy yes-
terday at Is. 4d. per diem.—(Sonthero Reporter)
The weather for the last three weeks has been sin-
gularly propitious for reaping and gathering In the
ha . There has not been any rain during that
time, except on part of three days, and no saspeasion
of harvest work, except for ab int half a day, the
corn of course is well saved. There was hardly any
rain in the country on Wednesday, although It fell .:n
torrents in Dublin during part of that day. Aloes;
all the beery corn in the County of Dublin is oat of
danger.aud the harvest nearly eeetpleted in the
There are sew fields of oats is held Dilatation!, tel
some late wheal anent, but en the whole these are
comparatively trifling, and this week .will proha.! ly
finish them..—Dotllin, .I!ordiag, Post, .1o;. 25.)
London, England, 1822-08-28

DIAL WEIGIIINO

II MARRIOTT having obtained his Majesty'.
_11.1.• Royal Letters Patent, for sn Improvement in
WEIGHING MACHINES. hegs leave to recommend them
to the Public. as the most perfect and nsefol article for that
purpose ever constructed ; for accuracy. simplicity. expedi•
hon, and portability. It stands unrivalled, as It isisvonmit
skews the exact weight of any article, from One Ounce to a
Ton, without the use of Weights. thereby saving time and
labour.—Being perfectly portable, it may be used in any
situation—iutuniversal utility must therefore be undeniable
for domestic purposes; in shops, warehouses, coach-ofdees,
market-houses, barns. on wharfs, at races and fairs, for cat.
t!e, corn. hay, wool, &c.; or for loading heavy articles; it
may be attached to the chain of c crane, and chew the weight
at the time of craning; it may be also mad.' with a chair to
weigh percent,. Prom its extreme simplicity, It is scarcely
posAble to be inaccurate; yet, If It ever should be so, there
is nn adjusting screw, which will momentarily correct It.
H. Matta tors begs to caution the Public arralnst assegai
spurious insilatious of his excellout and useful invention,
which are attempted to be introduced ; none arm on his genu-
ine Patent Principle that bare not a label with his name
user the King's Arms.
11. M AR 11/01T haying made considerable improvements in
his PATCST KITCHEN COOKING A PPAR %TUE, feels
donee in recommendieg it to the Public, a; a most complete
article for roastlog. baking. hnitlne, and SteßlLiliC eco-
nomy in fuel, by one moderate-sited Are, and with a constant
sopptv of from twelve to twenty gallons of hut water ; also,
%VANN t7LcaSETS fur airing linen. keeping ninner hot. heating
plates, dishes, &c.; the cooking utensils are never soiled.
and it is a positive cure for a smoky chimney. A new
PATENT PORTABLE COOKING APPANATtI, embracing the
foregoing advantages, well calculated for shipe, or situations
witcre there is no chimney, and peculiarly miventageous for
the Foreign Markets. Kitchens tilted up with steam appa-
ratus, embeteing all the. late improvements; also baths,
conservatories, halls, staircases and buildings, heated by
steam. upon a principle of perfect secerity. Also an IM.
rROVED Psagas SPRING aoasrusu JACC, to obviate the nes
entity of weight or polies.
The whole may be seen daily in One at the Patentee's
Manufactory. London House, AO, • Fleet-street, London ;
and had of most of Cie respectable hoonsongets thcoughout
England.
Ancient Armour repaired, anti ra-listatei to Its original
perfection. Armour manufactured, %Vet, told; or lot ea
hire.
London, England, 1822-08-28

FIZOM TURSDar NIGHT'S GAZETTR.

Commission signed by the Lord T.leutenant of the County of
SIMON.
Musgrave Briseo, Esq. to he Deputy Lieutenant.

11ANICRUPTCT 1511PeRSIVMD.
W. Pbene, jun. and T. R. Gregg, Watling-street, con.
feetioners.

RA SIIRriTII.

T. Shilletoe, York, Ironmonger. to sn•render Sept. 6,9,
and October S. et the Sessions House, Wakefield. Attor-
neys, Mr. Oldroyd. Dewsbury; and Mr. Wiglesworth,
Gray's-inn-vquere, London.
A. M. Taylor, Southampton. victualler, Sept. 7. 11. nod
Oet. 8. at the Guildhall. Southampton. Attorneys. Mr.
Barney, Southampton; and Mr. Roe, Temple-chambers,
Fleet-street, London.
C. Parker. Colchester, merchant. Sept. 9. 10. and Oct. S.
at the Angel Inn, Colchester. Attorneys, Messrs. Spe.rllng
and Witty. Colchester; and Messrs. Stevens and Wood,
Little St. 'ninnies Apostle, London.
W. Tveddell, Tarraby, Cumberland. common-carrier.
Sept. 17, IS. and Oct. 8, at the Lion and Lamb, Carlisle.—
Attorneys, Mr. Clennell, Staple-inn, London ; and Messrs.
S. and 0. Saul. Carlisle.
T. Dill, Thornburg, Gloucestershire. linen-draper. Sept.
7,9, and Oct. 9, at the Commercial Rooms. Bristol. Attor-
neys, Messrs. Poole and Greenfield, Gray's-inn-square.
London; and Mr. I.lvetr, jun. Bristol.
T. Poole. Heston. Middlesex.. dealer, Aar. Si. Sept. 7.
and Oct. 9. at Rasingholl-street. Attorney, Mr. Cathcart.
Olytncerydane. London.
T. Brain, Much Wenlock, Shropshire, manutactnrer of
earthenware, Sept. 14, 21, and Oct. 8. at the offiee of Mr.
Jones, Stafford. Attorneys, Messrs. Di; and Co. OullforJ-
street, London; and Mr. Jones. Stafford and Moll,.
London, England, 1822-08-28

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

P. Golightly an•l R. Costars!, Sunderland, coalflfters—
W. and J. Toinnicli2'. Macclesgeld. Cheshire, ironmongers
—4. Groton and J. Ward, Chesterfield, mereers—A. Wood
and .1. Littlewood. Snttno. Cheshire, boot and ahoe•mskcr
—J. Atkisson. W. 'l'. Fry. and IL Atkinson. Friday-street,
London, marelionsemen—John Pencork ■nd M. Peacock.
Sterne. Ynrkslitre, farmers—J. and 11. Harter. Puole—J.
Priestly end J. Rawling, Leeds, whilesmlths—E. Dale, T.
Rickas and R. Sanderson, Whitby. Yorkshire, carriers.

We would caution the public against tahiog
Forged Patina Netts. purporting to be the Baok of
Ireland, No. 13,786, and indorsed " 13. Csoirs."-7
(Tellearo)c 'kr 7e•:e.)
London, England, 1822-08-21

the prisooer at •ace to the gaol for the county a
Hoc kingham.
Twyfarel readily asseated to 11. is propmitio,,
and the prisoner was committed for forti,ef
The prisoner, during this consultci,,o, Ass wa.,l
011 a chair in the partoor. life was r,nteelly dratted,
but appeared wholly indifferent to the provender,
arsitott him. The aka was crowded with p.m..,
particularly woolen in the street, oho appeared et.
trrmrly it'd:pa•t.
An old man, from flockinchams:Cre. ear", 64
bit introtion to appear on the prim"; r;'. trial, aid
prove that be slept at his house se.ve•al 11.,:ltts, a- I
that the children slept by delimit's, at the P.
haute, at Wing.
London, England, 1822-08-21

A OEXUINE ANRCDOTB OF CURRAN.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE S,TATESMAN.
Sta,—So many wonderful sayiajaare ascribed to
the late Mr. Curran which he never uttered, so many
anecdotes of other persons, includiox that very cele•
brated gentleman, " Joseph Miller," hays been dress.
ed np " a-la-Curran," and what is recollected of that
ioimitable man is really so exhausted, that it requires
s:me assurance to write and sums confidence to read
any anecdote connected with his same. Hut sensible
as I am of these impediments to credence, I ca. confi-
dently give you the following asao original. How
sarcastic, how prophetic, and also bow applicable to
the present deplorable condition of Ireland, who can
deny
Mr. Curran re'urned from London to Dublin, lasi
mediataly after the celebrated debate, on the state o
Ireland, in the year IS FL and whilst Irish curiosity
and expectation were at their height on the subject, a
subject to him, during his latter years of the greatest
possible disgust, in consequence not only of Ills per-
sonal, bat of his patriotic disappointments. He was
instantly on his landing, surrounded and annoyed by
a number of greedy newsmengers, amongst whom
was a certain " busybody" barrister, who asked
him with consequential sag , "Hod he bee.
at Me debate On the gate of the NATION. " Na.
TION," Sir, said Mr. Curran, with alf cted surprise,
and with a chitty shrug condoned. " No, Sir, so !"
" I wander." replied the other, " Wonder, wonder at
what, Sir," rejoined the peevish and satiric patriot,
" Pray, Sir. what had 1 to do with their Coroner's in•
quest?" P. P.
London, England, 1822-08-21

TO THE EDITOR OF THE STATESMAN.

ERROR OF AN INQUEST.
Sta,—Hirving been present at the accident which oc•
visional the death of Ann Cook, at Knightsbridge, on
the /teenier of the 20th ult. of which an erroneous re-
port has appeared in the newspapers, I was called upon
to give evidence before a Coroner's Inquest, which sat
on the body at the Triumphant Chariot public-honse,
on the Tuesday following, and having a fall conviction
on my mind at the time, that the person who drove his
gig against the deceased was the Hon. A. Cacbrane,
whom I bad known some years ago, I gave my testi-
mony accordingly; since which I have seen the affida-
vit of the Hon. A. Cochrane. and a friend, showing Lis
presence at Durban, on the day the said accident oc-
curred; coneetuently, I must have been mistakes in
supposing him to have bees the person. Under these
circumstances I hasten to correct, in the most public
m an by which a painful imputation has
bees unnieritadly cut upon Captain Cochrane, and
thereby remove any unfavourable impression that this
unfortunate circumstance may bare occasioned.
1 am, Sir,
Your very obedient servant,
August 11,1. T. HOOD.
London, England, 1822-08-21

TO THE RAMS OP TEE STATESMAN.

London, 20th August, 1922.
Se". —I beg leave to tall seer attention to an evil,
which has, during the last twenty years, grown to a
monstrous height; sod, I believe that we cannot rid
ourselves of it without an Act of Parliament. This
evil is the employing of Attorneys to keep the Parish
Books and doing the business of the parish ; which
business wee formerly done by the Overseer without
any expense to the parish. Some Attorneys have very
large salaries allowed them; others take care to re-
commend litigation, which also products a large in-
come. Then there is another evil, which bas grown
out of the before-mentioned °oil, that is, employing
men to collect the poor rates at co much is the pound,
which perhaps amounts to eighty or a hundred a-year
to each collector; and, in a parish star Laudon, there
are six of these collectors. At this time, 1 know of
one parish that has employed an attorney, and the
parishioners cannot shake him off; he has a good sa-
lary, and he will have it. Our forefathers bad nothing
of this sort, and why should we ? I hope that some
Member of Parliament will bring in a Bill the next
Session to do away all this expense, and make the
0 do the parish business as they did formerly.
1 think that, if it were possible to collect the accounts
of whet has been expended on the poor only, we
should see that more money has been expended is At-
torneys, Collectors, Book-keepers, Church-prw-orn-
ere, Beadle., and so on, than has been expended on the
poor of England. The King's taxes might be col-
lected by the 0 . We are absolutely eaten op
by these tax and Poor-rate Collectors, and idlers of
one description and another.
Had Mr. Scarlett brought a Bill into the House to
prevent the more bumble class of his profession from
being employed by the parishes, he would had no oc-
casion to talk of the poor-rates, early usarrieges, and
the like. And, let us not forget. that a Bill, which
was passed during the last Stallioll. sap, that the
names of the persons who intend to be married, shall
be placed on the door of the church.
I am, Sir,
Your obedient humble Servant,
A. B.
London, England, 1822-02-28

SESSIONS-HOUSE, GREEN-STREET,
Maui, Vzs. *O.
The Court was occupied the entire of yesterday 1.:1
a moat important Cu.; that of Daniel lieelsza, Ebro'
Mansion, Patrick Lynch, Patrick klolvelial, aid !b.
Malone, seta were tried for breaking into, sod bar*
the dwelling-house of Michael Healey, at Springfield, •
the parish of Esker, oa the 24 of Febtairy last Abe
the examination of a great souther of witritun, tk
Jury, at balf-past six o'clock, returned a verdil of a-
quittal fur all the prisoners, but suggested to the tor.
the propriety of binding them over to keep the pp
particularly to the prosecutor and his wile. The Lari
accordingly ordered them to gin security, theatre:is
501. each, end each to Lod two sureties In 201. ea• fir
Court was crowded to excess the entire day, mitre
concourse of persons remained seaside, aweigh/tam
snit of the trial.
ALARMING Ftes.—Yesterday evening, ahem In
boar of seven o'clock, • bee,, which, Jeri tizzi
thrisgeaed liestreesion se the sermoodiag oeighbae-
-4•400Is balk* out iikapillimaiwat Mims. armed
Proeiados Coopers, isAblastmarest.
Lou.., cootsialew stave% lemma, tubesSmit 17.
bathe demo; the Use .1 prederty is. we fear, ase-
siderable. ()while to the each:mei @Hastier of
the-premises, there was mach dilicalty is Oaf
the large ergines to play upon the ire; seam Si RS
small parish yogic" however, maimed great erne.
The paring cares were in attesolsees, aid raised
cossiderable !assistance is sepplythe the eaglets inn
water.—le shoat two boors the fire was resepletAt
sabelard, without exmodiNg halved the place Moe
it first broke ore.—(ilieddin Menial, Foot.)
_ _
London, England, 1822-02-28

MA. NUMMI HUNT.

Sir R. WILSON said that hr was required by fifteen
hnntlrcti of the inhabitants ot Orreneric, to present to tho .
house artition adopts by them, with a view of procur-
ing a mitigation of the pnnishment which Mr. Hunt wls
then suffering in Ilchester tiaol. The punishment to
which be was sentenced being severe enough in itself.
was aggravated by the secret and oppressive smug--
ments and rules of the Magistrates, whnse conduct to -
wards Hilt individual excited a general feeling of indig-
nation through the country. lir knew that the Magi.
trates of SottLuvetehire haJ entertained rerliegs of ani-
mosity against Mr. Hunt. There yea *as Magistrate,
London, England, 1822-02-28

Mr. Alderman WOOD observed that the increase of
hawkers' licences maw oat of the distress of the times,
for many of the shopkeepers were converted-into prdl..rs.
It was therefore not true that the increase it as attributa-
ble to tke„activityof the inspectors. With regard to the
Hoeknev-coach Office being an office of Police, he con-
tended that all that class of complaints which might be
brought before them, would be as well disposed of ut
any of the Police offices in London or Westminster, sod
thus a great saving would be mule.
Sir WILLIAM DE CRESPIUNY observed that it
would he convenient if the Board of Commissioners

held ilsair meetings oftener than once a week.
The ramie* was thea agreed to.
' Mr. HUME then morel for returns of the persons em-
Ltoyed 40 Loadoe as Inspectors of Hawkers' and Pedlars'
ioasees. and Hackney-coach Unties. with their names,
salaries, allowances. and the nature of their duties.
Mr. BENNRT. in seconding this moti?u, observed
that ha was a little surprised to bear the Honourable
Smeary opposite state his intention of moving for a.
London, England, 1822-02-28

IMPRESSED with a just and humane sense of I
the calarehmas results arising from the injudicious treat-
ment of a aerials naiad?, contracted in a manner too well
Wen to moire a comment, end often entailing on its
toipey tiaim a series of distressing and almost insupporta-
ble seiciiord. Dr. HADY respectfully calls the attention of
tcseinterestrl in his peculiar and most effectual method of
.r,,lteite the advergsitg empiric of the day. or thep equally
,
`filohti eonduct of hose " wh• hold the word ofpromise to
me break itt to oar hope." Dr. End), willr not pre-
r'ee'd pke.ge infallibility in every description of ease, bet
el ftr at human aid, assisted by medical and surgical skill
"0 be ltplied, he promises a certain, speedy, and perms-
led restoration; hating made every species of Syphilitic
of oulo and its various train of diseases. the primary objects
c' hit Professional studies, and being flattered by the trans.
anew. success which has accompanied hit mode of treat-
sisrt dirin; th.l course of a long and laborious practice, he
ecabt.ci offer, with the tallest conlidenee, retensions
st once the most hopeful and encouraging. Inuumerable in-
flames can be adduced illust.-ative of the superiority of Dr.
RAdys 4vsteln, which had been found to prevail. even
""e eu4nent talent, retained by public institutions, bad
Proved ineSetuni. In addition to those consolatory
cat, Dr. Eady viii he found equally fortunate In reviving M.
knit:urine awl debilitated energies of the humus constitu-
tion. 'hitt embitter, and, if net timely arrested, frequently
tender nugatory the very principle of existesee. From this
dssoilatag state of inanity and sterility, by re-aelmotting the
Irate and all...Hine tone and elastkity to the relaxed (weans.
Dr. Lang is happy to convey the most positive assurances
dun the sulfrrent of both settee say be rescued t • steady
perseverues in the means dictated being only melted.—
DT. Lady is Consulted daily. at No. IC Dean-street, Soho.
(one end of Demo-street, Soho, leads out of Gerrard-street.
Wag
opposite the General Two Penny Post Mee ; dm
other end into Oeford-street.and is opposite kleard-street).
hi' Patients of both sus .—Coaatry letters meet respectable attention by return of seculdpost.
London, England, 1822-02-28

SPECIAL COMMISSION.-
TeRNINATION or 7111 continuum.
During the time the Jury were absent to anode,
.hrir verdict, its the case of Heffernan,
The A • -GEN LRAM rose and said, tits
was anxious, as that wan the last opportasity vt..14
have of doing so publicly. to say a few swami, re•
specting the serneroos convictions which had sir,id,
takes place, arising out of the unfortunate nu
country, in order to remove any erroneous impf.,,i4
that may exist as to the sentence already proaftusi
—that is those cases for which particular enrich,.
ever remote, had been fixed, there would be sift.
mutation or mitigation whatsoever—they weeld bee;,
carried into execution.—With regard to the Kin
the clemeacy of the Government may be ezerri
and the parties only transported t -bat that chancy
be felt it necessary thus publicly to declare,
entirely depend ea the eetnsulog tranquillity of 11e
country, which meld be only sincerely mimed by tit
speedy and general earrembee of arms.
When the Joey shortly afterwards tasted with ,
verdict of Guilty, of which the Court apprestd,
Baron YR:La LLLLL said, It *mild he his daty
mediately to lass the awful sentence of the lei; km,
ander UK-circumstances, it wosid be reserved ate
the decision of the Judges shoat! hi knowe. Ilesa
,line he should only admonish ihe prissuer to gad
the intervening moments as bedew his aufaltui.
The trials already bad bees deemed saffseitatfe
the present, although a great number of passel/ft
,till in cotifinemtnt on charges of Whiteboyins, ti,
tututuissioo closed.
Tuaaz o'cLocc—Baron M'CLILLLMD. XL hi.
tice Moone, and the ATTORNITIUId SOLICITeIt.Grq.
HA Ll 4, have jest left town, accompanied by sit Ely
High Sheriffs, and the ftalosherlf of the rusty, er
coated by a party of dragoons. They proceeds. Fet.
nosy this evening, and frets thence to Ihblio War.
row.
London, England, 1822-08-19

BA NKRUPTCIIB SUPSRSZDED.

W. Dobson, Newcastle•upon-Tyne, chemist.
R. Bishop, Aston-road, Birmingham, brass-founder.
BINKRUPTIP.

A. Denhohne. Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, dealer, to
surrender Sept. $, 4. and 28. at the George Hotel, Chelten-
ham. Attorney s, Messrs. King and Sou, Castle-street, Hol-
born. London ; and Mr. Packwood, Cheltenham.
J. Foalkes, Chester. grocer, Sept. 0,7, and 29, at the
George lon, Dale-street, Liverpool. Attorneys, Messrs.
'Ace do Co. Liverpool; and Messrs. Taylor and Co. Temple,
London.

Ai. Richards. Ilythe, Southampton. ship-builder. Aug. 91,
Sept. 10 and 28. at the Gnildhall, Southampton. Attorneys.
Mr. Barney, Southampton; and Mr. Roo, Temple-chambers,
London.
J. B. Mason, Cambridge, cook, Aug. 23. Sept. 21, and 28,
at the Red Lion Inn, Casnbridge. Attorneys, Mr. Harris,
Cambridge ; and Mr. Coe, Ilatton-garden, Loudon.
W. king, Fareham. Southampton. coach builder, Sept.
9, 13, and 28, at the Red Lion Inn, Farnham. Attorneys,
Nlessrs. iloltne and Co. New-inn, Loudon ; and Mr. Pa -
dan, Farnham.
J. Intorp, jun. Cheadle. Chester. calico-printer, Sept. 14,
10. and 28, at the Palace-Inn, Manchester. Ails. Messrs.
Adlington and Ca. Bedford-row. London ; and Mr. Binds,
Saint Ann's-street, Manchester.
A. Ilarnaschina, Grayasend, Kent, hardware's:tn. Ang.9o,
24. and Sept. 28, at Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr.
Wootton, Tokenbouse-yard.
London, England, 1822-07-01

LONDON:
MONDAY LVANINO, JULY 1, 1822.

STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

A good deal of business was doing in the course of
the morning, Consols 801. and at present they ate 81
for the Account,and Reduced 791 to 80. It is expected
that after the budget is known, some considerable fluc-
tuation will lake place.

All foreign securities are very heavy this mantis%
and but little business.

A Jamaica mail has arrived with papers to the 10th
of May. From them we extract the following:—
•' By accounts from Panama we hear that • char-
tered ship from the East Indies, with dry goads, ar-
rived there from Manilla. She had called at Acapulco
early in March last, when his Majesty's ship Couvoy,
passed that port for San Bias. By the Dem pa-
pers received by the packet, we find that several at.
tempts bare been made to set George Town oo fire."
American Papers arrived this morning to the 2d of
Jane, from which we give the following extract :
Now Yuma. Ma► 31.—The Sloop, Hector, Ins I
brought Bermada papers to the sth instant. Captain
Parcel, of the Falmouth, lately received orders to call
at Porto Bello, and notify to the Commandant of
Mario.., that the English Admiral would not admit
of any part of the main, in possession of the Colons-
bisos, being considered in a state of blockade, unless
there were two regular men of war stationed off each
port to enforce the same; and that Spanish privateers
capturing any English vessel in violation of this intl.
made., would be declared pirates and dealt with ac-
cordingly.
BALTIIIORT, MAT 30.---Capt.Naghel. from H
`arrived at New York, informs that a duel had taken
place, between an oaloer of the United States frigate,
London, England, 1822-07-01

CENDRILLON.—Just Published, the Music atilt
above Popular Ballet, as Performed this Season, with
the greatest Success, at the King's Theatre, composed and
arranged for the Plano Forte, by Ford, sen. Price 13s.
London: Printed by the Royal Harmonic Institution,
Argyle Rooms, Regent-street.

ALBION FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Now Bridge-street, Blackfriars,
Empowered by Act of Parliament. Capital.—One Million.
INSURANCES falling due at hliniestatan, will
I expire, unless renewed within fillets days from that
period.
The Company's Rates and Conditions are of the most rea-
sonable description :—no Charge is made for Fire Policies,
when the Premium exceeds ss.—No Admission Fine is
charged on Life Insurance--a liberal Commission is
allowed to Solicitors, and others, who effect T.i Pt Insurances ;
—and every facility is afforded by Which the Interest and
Convenience of the Public may be promoted.
WARNER PHIPPS, Secretary.
London, England, 1822-07-01

EGYPTIAN TOMB, at the Igyptiaa Half, Piece-
dilly.—ln consequence of some new errangements hay-
ing taken place. the Public are respectfully informed that the
EXHIBITION of the EGYPTIAN TOMB will CLOSE
in a few days. in consequence of its intended Removal to
the Continent.
Open from Ten till Five.
London, England, 1822-07-01

'lowliness peens eosin saplt.
Our page relates to 114411.—MARTIAL.
Just published, price 6,, in boards (Fifteenth Edition),
THE tEGIS of Is! FE; a Non-3ledieal Cowmen-
... Lary on the indiscraions arising from Human Frailty,'
In which the Causes, Symptoms, and baneful Effects of Lues
Venersa, Gonorrhea, Stricture, Seminal Weakness, &c. are'
folly developed; Part 11. contains soma remarks on cer-
tain Fannie Complaints, in particul;r Sterility; Part
embraces Practical Observations on Sexual Debility Self
Abase, and Mental irritation, with some interesting naervi-
dons on vegetable sod animal life: in Part IV. Is a Series of
Cases Illustrative of the pi...cating subjects, explaining
them in a familiar manses, and the whole addressed to tnv
Youth and Maturity of both Sexes. By GOSS add Co.
Consulting Surgeons, I.ondon.
Nature bottle
Omnibus mete dedit, si quis eognoverit nti.—CLau bl AM.
Since hare* to all Ike,/ fend ql bliss supplies,
itsJrisgal application nutria tie rise.
May be bad at 20, Paternoster-row ; Pall-Mall ;
41, Piccadilly; 10. Princes-street. Soho; ne, Fleet-street;
174, Fleet-street; 4u, West Smithfield ; US, Citespride Lon-
don; Stevenson and Co., Burls and Co.. Norwich: R.
9e:k, !pswich; Barrett and DuMeld, Rath ; Sheppard, Bris-
tol Hatt, Cambridge; Headley, Leeds; end at all Rook-
seliera.—Messrs. GOSS and Co. are to be consulted. es
usual, every day, at their house; and Patients In the Country
are requested to describe minutely the case, enclosing a re-
mittance for Advice and Medieine, which can be forwarded,'
de may part of the World.—GOßS end Co. M. H. C. Star-'
g No.
eons Jermyrtmirset, Si. James's; and I 1, Bosterle-
tett% Fleet-street, L. Auk
London, England, 1822-07-06

MEE. Or STOOKS. AT ONE wca.0044, THIS DAY.
R -nit Itt neve 21.11 Vi ! ludla Stork. 3441
4Pr C. r?" 0.... 80 214 SO i llitto Ponds s. • 81s pm.
• n.• Cr; i•ons .. ..7911 i gouth Res flYucA.l
AA per ('.nt.. • 91 90/ . South ften Old A...
4 ye, rentsgni , Ex.lllllod 1
.. as 4, as
pm.
New Fours • 99,11 101 W.
A norront.l797 i stritx 4s 7, pm.
114muum,. • - 80 7 10, --- ---Fmall Ss. As. u,.
fug% I pry,. . -..
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1A.% A Por C.iit

Lott. Mites 214. lA%

Vitt *tateolitan.

" Tt R HMI= STATISMAN" ATRD WITH " TIIR
rrArnim tn."

LONDON
PATCRDAT EVIVINC, JCLV 6, 1822.

STOCK EXCHANGE. TIE ELI-E O'CLOCK.

The Sfarket appears heavy, and some considerable
•••;. • t• ace Ivor% made is consequence of what pas!ed in
•`•.• Homo. of Commons last night concerning Russia.
t'nnsols at present are 79 for the opening, sod Re-
(lvrea SO. Consols for Account,

I itrle bn•inees iq doing in the Foreign Market this
n•aroing. Very little of the lliqsent dividends pad
y. oerday have come into the Market. Exchequer
Hills are in demand.

• Philadelphia, New Orleans. and New Brunswick
rPr•CFR arrived this morning, by which we learn that
tl.e Marks-, at Port-au-Prince was, on the Bth of May.
in a very deplorable state. It was expected that the
relarn of the President, with the troops, would have
hail *•favourable influence on commerce, bat the ex•
yeetsfions have been disappointed.
On the 13:h of May, considerahle damage was
done to the shipping. at St. Thomas, by a
thunder squall. The St. Thomas and St. Domingo
Packet had her top-masts splintered, and two of her
1: Ili much injured.
At Havanna, there were, on the 10th of May, 100
it'll of American vessels. The day before there were
three raises of Yellow Peter in the town. The pollee
of the place is so wretched that an American brig war
attacked a f.w nights before, while at anchor, by a boat
tilled with men ; but they were repulsed, and three of
them wounded.

Paris paper which have arrived to the 4th inst.
state that troops coatinne to march from all quarters
towards the Spanish frontier. An assemblage of two
anuses(' men of all descriptions, collected on the
Frew h tide, had lately crowd the frontier, under the
pompons title of " Army of the Faith," after die.
arming a post of 50 national guards, and had pene-
trated to the vicinity of Estella, which the Spanish
Constitutionalists occupied in force. General Lopez
Banos, adds the a: pe letter, had canned all the p
in its re .:t to be orenpied. and it was expected that it
would either he forced to surrender, or surrounded and
destroyed before it could scatter itself in the mountains.
article of the 28. h ult. from Frankfort, is
that the Seim!, of Persia marches in person at the bead
of a formidable army, towards Bagdad, accompanied
by hi three son., and Mahn. Mires, who resided some
years ago in I.m.don as his Ambassador.—The new
Custom Duties cootione to engross the whole attention
of the Chamber of Depeties.
FRVNeII FUNDS, JULV s.—Five per cents. opened
at 91f. 55r., closed at 91f. '2sc. ; Bank Actions.l,s9Bf.
75e.—Exchange on London—one month, 2ff. 50c.;
three innethe, 25f 30e.
London, England, 1822-07-06

OLD BAL

•THIS AItIItNING.

nawwav ROMIIIRT.—KgreeTs Gifford, • aged It:, I
Wm. Block, aged 17. were indicted for stealing a
watch, Bm. front the person of 31r. Hatfield, on the
King's highway.
The prosecutor deposed, that as he and his brother
were proceeding arm in atm down the Hackney-road.
,e suddenly felt his watch goons of his fob, which he
immediately made known to his brother.
John Hatfield stated, that he seised hold of two per-
sons, who were near them at the time, our, of whom ew
card, but he could not identify either of the prisoners
as the persons.
John Attree stated that lie resides in Hackney-road,
when fining home on the night stated in the indictment,
he heard a cry of " Stop thief," and saw a gentleman
with the prisoner Black in cnsto.ly. The witness picked
up the watch which Wadi three down end got away.
He pUrsneil him, and @ever lust sight of the prisoner
until he was stopped. Witness 114,1 no doubt of Li.
identity. After Black had thrown down the welch the
first time he took it tip. but findinat he was closely
seed he again threw it down, end the witness got poswa.
sion of it, and delivered it to the prosecutor.
Joseph Gibbon said, that lie was passing down Hark-
net-road, and observed a chain tight, and an attempt
made to hustle the foot pawiengers. H. saw the pri-
soner Black seised, when he threw away something,
which proved to be • watch, which thelast wituem
picked up.
The constable belonging to Skaretlitch wmelskonse,
produced the watch, which the prosecutor identified as
his property.
Several witnesses gave the prisoner Gifford a good
character.

-The Jury found Black Guilty Death, and acquitted
Ofiford.
The Recorder informed Black that he was a Isqrdened
thief and must expert to leave doe country for fifes anti
advised Giffaed to keep better company in future.
TYR EATIN/ NG A MTN rss. —Tier pruserutor of lilark
stated to the Court that fitark's Otter was in the Court
yard, and threatened to hail a asuatlerbalt at his bead,
and used other violent language, and he hoped for his
safety the Court would interfere.
Old Black was immediately taken into custody and
brought into Court.
The Recorder ittenmanetl him to his private room for
an explanation, when it turned out that he should say,
he wished a atunderbolt might fall upon the prosecu•
tor's bead.
The Learned Jndre after asruitable adtuonidoa allow-
ed him to he set at liberty.
John H'illiams and Isaac Nora,. were indicted for
assaulting Robert Hendry, on the King's highway. and
stealing from his person, a watch, value 30.. The Jury
found them both (lent, of stealing.
London, England, 1822-07-06

1110110ATI CHAPCL DILL.

Mr. BYNG moved the Order of the Day fur the se
coed reading of the Highgate Chapel Bill.
Mr. HUME was determtned to oppose it, and weald
move that it be read that day three months.
Mr. Alderman WOOD took the same view of the Bill,
and supported the amendment.
Sir J. GRAHAM recommended that the Bill should
be allowed to go to a Committee. He complained that
a great deal of scurrility (which he despised) was thrown
out against him out of doors. It was said he was the
Solicitor to the Bill. He denied that he was so, or that
he ever received • shilling of professional emolument
Puce be had the honour of holding a seat in the MUM
London, England, 1822-07-06

NORTURRN COACIMS.

York, Newcastle, and Edinburgh Coaches, and to all
Parts of the North. erery 3lAraing, at a quarter before 9.
Illaschesser, Lancaster. Kendal, Rochdale, Huddersfield,
Itradford, Leeds, Halifax, Rotherham, illsoHeld aad Nor-
ro left Coaches, daily.

CARRIERS.

To Teictionhaut, Brantford, sod bieworth, every Mon-
day, Weduesday, Friday, and Satardiny.
EAMES sod Co. Proprietors.
Parcels aad Paetares are safely sad expeditiously con-
veyed trout this INN to every City, Town, Village, and
Country bed is the tollowlag Comities, etc.:—
Barks, Ilereford, Surrey,
Itatts. Gloucester, Sussex,
4 'orviwall, Kent, Wilts,
Devoe, Oxford, Worcester,
Bonet, !lents, Somerset, South Wale+.
All Parts of the Isle of Wight. Jersey, Guernsey, and all
. ....

Farts of France,
AND TO ALL PARTS Of TER NORTH.
Neat PeetAlteises. Lc. et the ►lwrteat notice.

fiIPECIFIC was ever brought into use by the
1.7 Profe.‘iors of Medicine. to equal PEEDE'S Celebrated
and Incomparable FRENCH PILLS, for the speedy, safe, and
effectual CURE

of a certain disorder, in all its insinuating forms, and the
malignant and destructive Ravages it daily makes on the
Human Frame; but, happily, these Pills Cure in so short a
time, and in so safe and easy a manner, as to warrant hits
in such fuU conidence of success, that
London, England, 1822-07-06

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The Hrpnty Usher of the Black Rod summoned the
House to attend the House of Peers, to hear the Royal
A.sent given tiy tutunO.sion to I public and pri-
•ate Bills. (for which .srr our Lomb,' report.)
Mr. Xi:l.-ratan WOOD presented a petition from the
Parisbes of Horosey and Fincbley, against the Highgate
•Eliareb 11,11.

Mr. BROUGHAM said that he should oppose the
Mill before the House. and be entreated the Hon. Member
for Middlesex (Mr. Byng) not to press it at so early a
period of the evening. He considered the Bill was more
of a public than • private na'nret be had the all ongest
objections to divert from their original intention of pro-
moting education, the Nulls required to be appropriated
to the building of this Chapel.
Mr. BYNH said that lie was determined to more the
second reading of the Bill, as the supporters of it were
willing to let it he decide) by the sense of the House.
Mr. CALVERT presented • petition from the inha-
bitants of Kentish 'Town against the same Bill.
London, England, 1822-05-02

CATHOLIC ►EIRP.

Mr. CANNING moved that Mr. Agar Ellis and S7r J.
Maehinto,sh he apprinted to bring in the WI for the re-
peal of so runch ulthe Act of the 3llth of Cis:tries
Went to e:tclaste Catholic Peers frous sitting ia tire
House of Lords.
roost tAtra.

Mr. SCAIMETT brought in the Bill for preventing
the removal of the Poor, and mowed that it be read a
third time.
Sir IL WILSON said, that as he last year oprewed the
Bill which the honourable and Learned tiontlenian in-
troduced, he now felt it right to take the earliest env: -
tanity.to state that the present Bill met his entire dr_
probattom as he was convinced it must that of all pi-
ties. He could not set. however, how it was to avoid
clashing with the Vagrant Acts Bill, which was now in
the house, the provisions of which he considered to bevery
pernicious. Some of the old laws remained in•force
against mechanics and artisans, Who left the country
Under the penult-/ of MI-felting their cited rights. This
might be remedied; and lie could net see hovi the BM

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London, England, 1822-05-02

LEATHER TAX.

Mr. F. LEWIS preseotrd a Petition from the Wm-
bitautt of Beaumaris, in the island of Anglcsea, pray.
ing for the repeal of the Leather Tax.
Mr. COKE presented a Petition from the inhabitants
of a then in Norfolk, cotnplaiuing of distress, whit+
they attributed to excessive taxation ; and praying for
the repeal of the tax on Salt. Leather, and Candles, par-
ticularly that ou Leather. The Hon. Member said he
was convinced Government could give up that tax with-
out inconvenience to the public service if they were
disposed to do so.
Both Petitions were ordered to lie on the table.

LICSNCING STAITEM.
Mr. F. PALMER presented a Petition. which he
stated to be numerously and respectably eigead, from
the inhabitants of Reading, in Berkshire, complaining
of the present system for regulating the brewing of
public-houses in that town. Moat of the puhlic-houses
were in the hands of brewers. who thus ?amassed a mo-
nopoly, and as a consequence, the inhabitants were Imp-
plied with indifferent Beer. The lion. Member spoke
at some length in support of the petition, contending
that the liceucing systeus should be su regulated as to'