The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-10-17 00:00:00

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NORTH WALSHAM AND MILAN CANAL.
%TO is hereby Gives. that a amoral QUAL
TER LY MILTING of the Committee of Manage-
ment will be held on Monday the ith day of November
neat, at Rleven o'clock is the foregoes, at my GWYN P4o.
Mt, Broad-street, Golden-square, London.
Abe, that a Green! Meeting of Proprietors of 1M said
Company will be held at Twelve o'clock at aeon es the said
day, at the same place, for the purpose of eleettag Mee*
Persons eat of the said Proprietors, to be a Casualties of
Management, for the ensuing year:
also, that a General Keating oldie Conimittee to to
be elected, trill be held at the mme OM at Maim eseinek
in the forenoon of Monday, the littb day of November semi.
K. A'BECKETT, Principal Clerk.

October 15, 1641.

LIOPE FIRE and LIFE ASSURANCE COM-
Li PA MY.-0111ces, 10, Isedgata-hill, and *2k, Oxford-
street. adjoialag the Chyme. Madan; 10, Prinece-street.
Zdinhargh; aad 10, Westissesiand-straat,
Flal lIMPPICE.-4.1,11P1T4L ONE MILLION.
Policies doted spots every Damiption et Psopwrty
in the Visited Kingdom, upon reasonable Terms.
Losses are uniformly paid by this Company, with libera-
lity and Promptitude.
Policies, which expire at Michaelmas should be renewed
within Pineal Days thereafter, or the same will become
raid.

LIFE OFFICE.—CAPITAL ONE MILLION.
Persons assuring in this Office participate in Profits, with-
est incurring the liability of Loss. the Proprietors having
undertaken all responsibility; upo4 which Principle name-
rotes are the instances of Tea. Twenty. sod Wray per Cent.
being paid In addition to the amount assured ; and eases
have occurred (when the Duration of Life has bees Consider-
ably prolonged). where the Payment has bees more than
double the sum assured.

A Bout s, amounting, in most instances, to TWINTT-VIVI
per Cent. and in some to upwards of Tutary per Cent. 00
the Premium paid, within the last seven Years, ending at
Michaelmas last, has been added to all Policies of Assur-
ance effected In this Office, for the whole period of Life.
No Entrance Money, Adenissiou Fee, or other Olffehal
Charge, exacted.

WILLIAM BURY, Secretary.

SURREY INSTITUTION, ()crow" 9, ISM.

THE Proprietors, Subscribers. sad the Public are
respectfully informed. that the following COURSES
of LECTURES will be delivered in the ensuing Season :-
1. ON FAINTING, by C. F. Pack. Esq. ; to commence
on Friday the tad of November, at seven eeloek In the
evening precisely, and to be continued on each suoceediag
Friday.
S. Os the ELEMENTS of CHEMICAL bCIENCE. by
John Murray. Esq., F.L.S. M.W.S. &c. ; to commas:so on
Tuesday the tith of November, and to be continued on each
succeeding Tuesday. at the some hour.
3. On MUSIC. by W. Crotch. Mus. D., Proksaor of Ms-
sic in the University of Oxford ; void.
4. On N ITC RAI. PH ILOKOPHY, by Charles Frederick
Fartingtun. Esq. ; early in Ititt.
ritIVILIEGUN OT eIIOrRIETORI AND StIINCRIIMIL
Proprietors and Ovals:noes subscsibing U. Ss. per ennui
hair

I. To the Nees Room, furnished with the principal Morn-
ing add iiveniug rapers, the Gazettes. Le.
S. To Au Reading Room, whkit is,urtfltlarly supplied pultb
ditilkffenny isountals, New Books, and Patapidels armload
lubtryst, • • • -
3. To the various Courses of Loolsres, delivered diming
the Stumm. .

4. To a cony tory, furnished with the owes-
- Apparatus 2 every fecility to Chemical and
Philosopt lest Researches.
S. To the Library of Reference, comprisiog a fksiee.
Lion of the hest Works in every Department of Literature
sad Heienee. _ _ _

8. To the Library of Circulation, eonsisting of Standard
Works in British Literature; Voyages, Travels. sod Topa
graphy ; History,Blography, the Belles Letters, Science, and
Ilse Arts.
Proprietors paying 2/. Its. annually, are entitled to a
Transiersbis Ticket. and their Personal Ticket is Trans-
ferable ia their •hsenee. Ladies are admitted to the Lec-
tures, and to the Library of Circulation, at *l. 2s. per
annum.

KNIGHT SPENCER, Secretary.
ESSENCE OF SHRIMPS. _ _

FROII the increasing demand of this much ad-
mired Sauce for all sorts of Fish, &e. it has induced
the Proprietor. HENRY POWELL, at his Wholesale Gil
and Italian Warehouse, &it, Nee gate-street, (where the
Trade may be supplied with this and all other Genuine
Raines. Pickles. &e.) to return his mess grateful acknovoi
ledgments to the Public for their kind patronage, mad at ?he
same lime begs leave to acquaint them that it is sold by all
the OH and Italian Warehouses in London, and by one or
more respectable agents is every town thrcuigliuut tin
United kingdom.
Ob.erve. none is genuine unless signed "Dinmore and
Hon," and the Proprietors' seal on the Cork.
To MeretwiN, Captains, and others, it is artieularly re-
commended for shipping, as it is warranted to keep in and
climate.

010.11 TUESDAYS LONDON GAZETIV.

WHITEHALL. Orr. 16.

A despatch has this morning been received by Viscount
Sidasonth from the Marquess of Londonderry, dated Han-
over, October 9, and stating that the Wag arrived at that
city on the preceding day, at three p. m. in good health ;
and had been received by his Hanoverian subjects, on his
Majesty's approach to the Capital and througt.out the
joarne, uith the utmost demonstration at joy and attach-
Went

BANKRUPTCY ENLAPRED.
J. Taylor, New Cat, Lambeth, ironmonger, from Oct. 6.
to Ott. 13.

•ANkRCPTCV firrEIXEDED.
G. Griffiths, Grandam, timber-sorerchato.
lIIANIRRUPTS.

F. Walker, Ripon. Yorkshire, money-scrivener, to ant-
render October 23, 28. Nov. 27. at the Star-Ina. Ripley.—
Attoraeys, !Hesse*. Stucker. Dawson, and Herringhant, New
Bsetwell-eourt.
W. Horroeks. Liverpool. eorn-dealer, Nov. 13. 14.27. at
the George-inn, Liverpool. Attorney+. ;Hesse*. Blaekstock
awl Bonet% Benett=walks, Temple.
T. Watt. Tewkesbury. miller. November 1. 2, 27, at'
the Hop- Pole- bus. Teta Imsburv. Attorneys. M ewirs.
Casks, Clarke, aad Csdangtoa. Little St. Thomas Apostle.
F Cbalpside.
B. Gardner. faith. Worcestershire. farmer. November.
7,8, 27. at the Pack Horse-lan. Worcester. Attorney, Mr.
Becke. Devonshite-street, Queen-square.
11:J. Inman. Rtacksnau-street, Southwark. brazier. Oc-
tober 18, November 4.97. at Guildhall. Attorneys. Messrs.
Sherwood aad Son, Canterbury-square, Sautiswark.

DlVlDatNios.
Nov. 0. J. Noyes, inn., Wassford, Yortahire. carpet-sta- ,
astaetarer—Nov. d. f . Palma. Lawrease-PooviinEy.
bill. serrisant—Nov. 10. S. 81sow. Alberairie-street, Pivca-
dilly, dross-ataker—Nov. 10. H. Harris, etlipperfirkl-wood-
stUl. Hertfordshire, grocer—Not. 17, IF: sod J. Trousistoa.
Wood-groat, sillsasiso--Nos. Its. W. Niatisr.
spbolmover —Nov. 10. M. Jews. LoaJois•ausil.
upholder—Nos. ti. 11. Hamm, Wap 'mi. • atwitter—Nub.
111. G. nasoian. Hishopapito-street. lice aper--Mo. 10.,
T. 'llolooss, • Lang-tiare.• mealsoimalav--Nov. rt. P. IPIO3.
Isisishar--11.0r 16. it. W. Tos pal W.
Zrlll. moreliants—Noe. 7, IL Howard. sitoelpen.
easoaraciarer.

rillittTlCATEC—Noir. 6.
J. Warsley. Uneven'. wine-serchant--H.
Nottingham. laamenanatactaretr—T. Johnson. Sim. Wake"
merchant—J. Dickinson. Manchester, dealer—V.
limemoad, Ludlow. svisammerchset.

PASTMIIMBUITS DISSOLViD.

E. aid O. Darden. Itioult, LasiMslif% 010•411•Itin
—J. !trough and S. Wahl. Leek. Iltafeedeldre, Amen.
nefaeterers—R. Aldapeend 11r. Hatton. fits. brewer.--
W. Red D.Edwarde.ente.-Meachasep, Bey. eeltsloos-
browen—R. end L . Doncaster. plenibers—J . Hew-
.llrt and J. Osborn, Oragh. irosatoeffers—R. Beer*
J. Brian, sod .1. BBL Hovribridge. Devonshire. yare-reaste.
bearers—R. sad T. Nativistic R. Holland. aid N. Green-
halgh, Bohai—J. and M. Bristow. BatelifeAlshway. ea-
gine-menutaeturees—W. Shaw. Walsworth, sod J. Roth'
wend likegiar-raed. Yorkshire. worsted ataelthseinekers--
C. sad W. White, Ndrootoo. linen-drapers—J. Betters and
J. Armsetrealt. Spoldieg. Lieeelphire. grocers—W. 'tithes-
Kittruies
bee OM T. K. Oxford-street. lines-drapers--T. Ter
Pie add J. wn Kesvjek, CLIO
41 woollen-am-
-.lll,Pers-4:. , 0. hUmie... aid C. P. BoWagheryi
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Arm Baivr COURT BOUM

M INCIIESTER, OcT—. 0. Ita. WALLEL

—,—
This gentleman who was last Session convicted of
preaching in the streets of Ashton, was brought up be-
fore Mr. Norris to enter into recognisance, to keep the
peace, pursuant to his sentence ; himself in M. and two
securities in 25/. each. The sureties were Mr. John Pot-
ter and Mr. llarbottle. Mr. Milne added to the usual
form of recognisance the words " to commence from the
16th instant." _

When the recognizance was read, Mr. W#rr begged
the indulgente of the Court for a ososaimit. He un-
derstood that the effect of the recognizance into
which he bad just entered was nothing more than to
bind him to keep the peace, which, indeed, be might
conscientiously say he had never broken.
Mr. Nonuts—That is a question into which I cannot
enter. You are now bound to keep the peace, and you
must keep it.
Mr. Waller—l merely meant to say, that as I cannot
oonacientiou•ly refrain from preaching the gospel—
Mr. Noauts—You must keep the peace, or your re-
cognizance, and those of the gentlemen who are bound
with you, will be forfeited.
Mr. Waller—lt is my intention and als'a to keep the
peace ; but I beg to know whether my preachinc: the
gospel, not in the street, will be considered a breach of
the peace?

Mr. Nounis-1 shall not answer any question put to
NW on that subject. You appear to have a correct view
of the nature of the recognizance into which you have
std ; sad 1 am give you no further information.
Xotels Aro Amused rist lir..Waller. should be
tialtera down to the prison ; wht Mr. (large Hadfield,
who appeared as Mr. Waller's attorney, addressed the
Magistrate as follows :—“ I have an observation to make ;
and as it is on a point of law, I trust I shall be heard.—
You will no doubt recollect, Sir, that at the last Sessions
you and the other 'Magistrates then on the Bench, sen-
traced Mr. Waller to three months' imprisonment, I con_
tend that that period expired yesterday; and that Mr.
Waller ought now to be set at liberty."
Mr. Nonats—This is a question into which I cannot
ester. Sitting here below, I have no power to discuss
the decisions of the Court of Quarter Sessions.
Mr. Ilanetein—But the sentence passed by the Quar-
ter Sessions has expired.
Mr. NOILRIS-1 cannot inquire into that. Mr. Waller:
like all other persons, is delivered into the custody of the
gaoler, with a commitment specifying the term of his
imprisonment. If the gaoler detain him one hour longer
than the term specified, be commits a gross outrage on
the liberty of a British subject ; and he is equally Maim--
ahle if he dismiss him one hour sooner. But I have no-
thing. to do with it.
Mt. Ikmersx, the gaoler—Months are always taken
at the Sessions to mean calendar months.
Mr. HADFIELD-111x. Waller's sentence was 3 months'
imprisonment ; and legal mouths (except where calen-
dar months were expressly mentioned,) are lunar months,
of four weeks each.—[ln the coin:pit:nen', which was
produced in Court, calendar months were expressly men-
tioned.]
Mr. Nessus—This is a matter in which I have no
jurisdiction ;and I cannot listen many argnmenrs upon it.
Mr. HADIIIILD—Jost now you directed that Mr. Wal-
ler shonid be takes down.
Mr. Neorms—l beg I may not he misunderstood on
that peho, 1 supposed that Mr. Waller had come before
lets earksemi of bis imprisonment to enter into racng-
t sod baring other business before me, I directed
ibm he shiMil be removed.. I certainly did not intend
airO esersesposeibility apes myself. Ile gaoler must
thia.
bk. Wait aa I will be responsible—(To the Turn-
key} Wm Mr. Waller down.
11r. 1111Bansi.o—Vrry well. Remember, I protest
against amy flintier imprisonment.—[Mr. Waller was
tires takes slrmrs.]7(.l/seekester effardium.)

INDOND ERRY ASSIZ OS.

CROWN COURT.

Daniel Hagan. was indicted for feloniously carrying
away Gatberitse Boyd, and forcing her to marry him ;
James Hussy, Patrick Beatty, Henry Kane, Henry
Haps, Muses M'Kendry, Francis Hagan, Rebecca
Kane, MOll, ififienary, and the Rev. John Rodgers.
were also insisted for aiding and assisting said Daniel
Hague.
Daniel Buse was foetid Gailty, and sentenced to
be hanged stat the 27th of October. The rut were
acquitted usd taiselia.ged.
It ilGam iiVelland. charged with committing a
rape so tie board Elizabeth Moore, Wand guilty of
411 114•1111111 1164 intent to commit a tape; to be jai-
primmeal ris media' and pay a Ise of 40s.

minesb CSURT.—CURIOCS CASE.
witsaini 11111
LIAR v. selastrat.
This trawls mho brusght by tb., Plaintiff, whets
Collector of guise for the District of I.,,oloaderry,
against the Dlssiaat, who is a !merchant, aid a very
sateasive tohaemsoist is Derry.