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The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-11-27

STATFAI

emesisted of pawls, Molise. Irinabore emilsed away
into the hole is question, and was petty projecting eat''
of the medaylise thee* tweiadivideofis, who, Appear be-
fere this men lithe characters of avers, first farad
!They, with the mistime of a sees sad boy. hoisted the
calk, whkh was exceedingly heavy, into the cart, sod
were in the act of driving away, wine W. Deane, a rid.
sing officer of the preventive service. happening to pass
They
insisted upon seeing what the cask contained. They
told him rice; for it was marked " rice." With the
assistance of a ship's scraper that had been taken from
the wreck, sod was, together with some old sails and
cordage, put into the cart, Deane succeeded in °perdue
the cask. whoa oat tuathled a large lair bag, full of gold
pieces of the coinage of Ragland. America, and Porta-
ge]; in weight 2.9250 z..; and ia value aboutlo,ooo/.Deane
said be mint-have the property; bit Eaton swore with
an oath that no man !Arcola have it from him. It was at
length agreed betweeo them that the easit.with its vans-
hie contents, should be deposited in the hands of the
Rev. Mr. Campbell, a neighbouring clergyman, aid a
magistrate of the county. The mellowed the serviving
pastel the crew of the Elisabeth wen at the Mariann
to Wallasey, in bed, sod severe sufferers by the wreck,'
whoa" it first occurred to the master to send the pilot to
mareit on the shore for the cask in question • but be ar-
5 jest otter Eaton and the others ad left, and too
1 lammaantly, to recover it. The w' ols of the stoney
lies. a returned to the consigns.
The Kitts's Ativocave and Dr. ADAMS opposes:oa
grant of any salvage to Eaton and Fogg, oat
that it was extremely questionable whether pr se doly
were not intending to carry away the property. sail 11.•
vert it to their own use, when overtakes bg Deane.
Dr. JZNNIR and Dr. Lcsatmwron were beard on be-
half of the salvors.
Lord STOWZLI. observed, that there was nothing that,
tended In any way to attach just suspicion to the motives
of these parties, who bad moreover the very strong evi-
• deuce of the Rev. Magistrate, Mr. Campbjell, in their fa.
Your. There was little diScalty or ()Agee, 'undoubt-
edly, in the salvage they had effected ; bat through their
instrumentality the mosey had finally reached its right-
ful iwoars s.and be should, therefore, give to Belo,. by
way of salvage allowance, lOU. ; to FoggAbliand to both
their costs. It would certainly have heel more gracefal,
and less invidious, in the owners, to have made some
Offer of the sort, at least, to the parties, before they brought
the matter into Court.
London, England, 1822-08-02

MARRIED.

Yesterday, at Lambeth church, Mr. Chataeld, of Deptford,
to Miss Ann Price, of Vauxhall.
At Lambeth Church, on the 31st ult. Mr. Isaac Beeman.
Impfactor, of the Borough. to Ana, he gre.nd daughter of
Thomas Bentley, Esq. of Clapham-rise. Surrey.
On Tuesday. the lath ult. at Lambeth. Mr. William lite.
of Holborn-hill, to Martha, youngest daughter of Thomas
Arnott. Esq. of Brixton.
At the British Corsulate. Deno', on the 17th tilt.,
Edward Le Mesurier, Esq. of Demos. tv 1-,eiia Augusta.
youngest daughter of the late Step len Wright, Esq. of
Spring Gardens, Loudon.
London, England, 1822-08-05

.Ua

EXCIXEMVSLT Vol THS ST‘TIMMAN.)
CORN MaIUT. AUG. 5, 1822.—Tbearrivalsof Wheat
lastweek were very large, of which, a large proportion
was left unsold ; the quantity fresh in for this day's
market is greater than at any time *info list
making together a eoperaboodaot supply; what little
has been disposed of is at a retleretiox of 4s. or ss. per
quarter. A./bract &axe may reasonably be expected.
Sstrrunato.—The Meat Markets last week were very
well supplied with Sheep and Lambi. On Monday
*boat 311,000, and on Friday, 11,300. A considerable
number were bought for keeping, and the weather being
cool, the prices were, on Monday, notwithstanding the
follies, of the Market, 'Nosily good with those weeks
precodiag Monday. OD Friday, the trade rather heavy,
bat no matelial alteratitto in prices. Wethers of 9st.
245. Good Lambs of sst. 1714—Short Market of Beef
on Friday; pdces on the advance, 100 st. of beat Deaf
worth 171. lo..—At Newgate Market, lame day, Wether
Mutton, 21. 4d. per at., best Lamb, 3s. 4.1. to 31. 6d. •

Wheat harvest commenced on the farm of Fenton
Barns, Bast Lothian, on the 27th nit.; the crop is ex-
cellent.
irsaa's ca.—St. Sari/Ails has maiotained his character
this week; not a day has passed without some showers
cattail or rain. The temperataie of the atmosphere has
also undergone a considerable change, and frost, we un-
Aerstaod, was experienced on Wedomelay and Thursday
`nights. Thunderstorms hay/ continued to prevail, es-
pecially in the Midland and.hiertisern counties ; and
more instances of the fatal, effects of lightning have
within the last three weeks occurred, then we ever re-
resensiver to have heard of in one season. The quantity
of rain Callan hare since Saturday last is an inch and 4
tenths.
II Stroud. Saturday, Await 3.

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London, England, 1822-08-05

THE sr

shall sot dare to
was at last called
the opposition of
'Wfanows access-
inner which drew
irench Joeraal.—
of Deputies offered
modal. of which
, precediag Sessions."
General Boma has hoes
obliges us to omit it.—
accused as implicated it
arrested.—
received frogs Idar.
'log that the yellow
principal street of
Captais of a vessel, at.
-• is added that this
to a lazaretto, but
Jests of Health Woe

.in pa Gig.. Cow
92C. 190.: 01.504 4

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Mouth, OE 4k.t
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souDiztV 4.6
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bail wore gored far
be taken !" This

to be wbere the
tbiegs take place
most destst, Cod be

These seem isspessi.
f. that the dust of
attesded with asy other
os the Doctor a little
support before. •
,ast public, la elf tory
was bad bees sense-
charged this moss
a similar dream's

bare 'before it. aid
rupectedde" corrupt press too.
• occasion. JosSice is
poor salute sod hie
that Jodie* al
as it is Wilkie
they Jo &stair' 4S.
for it ? Nail,
s" not say of &Nog,
usually so ready 441
factious. rupee's I eat
Queen." who have. 'pa
mice is chew. ME
tenderness he sear
No : to nom of
owe justice. if Am
only, it h clot. as
with resolute
2 would be hiskitilltit
would have pee to 114
oat dm sharks of 1110'4
a pretty goesel,
dragging such
proof of the an
Morning Chronicle
,ch things are to hi
communicate a knowledge of
-Ay of contausisoliall
de good in the may
dreams of fettle*,
who bad been
over the guilt of the
seen to bare at all
lroxicle spun Ibis ince-
• obtain justice inmate
that he ever could
lAN had. in Ibis case.
In/hick,

many Members of both
trial took place in
o known a fortnight
trial took place, there,
from the Bishopric of
• wee a case, then!
Byrne and Dail and the
- such a case t Who
ty calling for Arlin.
r Minister have ,es-
moved for? And yet,
- living soul.
:mothering. The
before the thing is
occasion, mach in-
been laudably vigi.
the THING. The
Times, that not a word
Office, 'till after the
astounded many psyllium!.
- so quickly obtained
itb every one. (The
be brought back de
persons. And it is
world. that the Bishop
as the •' respects:6k"
was. However, time
p. A trial in open
called on to produce the
times, ; these will pet as
want to know. The
throughout the king-
. never was them any
subscriptioa than that of
Ning to be spread about.
to circulate lies and
of religious tracts.
circulate truth with
subscribe. There will be
effectual plan for %Me per-
subject for the pre•
London, England, 1822-06-03

MAI4GIVG-DIRECTOR.-

J. T. Barber Beaumont, Esq. F. A. S.
PEIISONS insured for Lire in this Office, share the
Profits SEPTFNNIALLY with the Original Members, ac-
cording to their respective Contributions. Thus, by the
specific Sums insured, and contingent Profits, they have the
fullest value for their Payments, in a manner nearly similar
to that, until lately, adopted in the Equitable Oltee, hut
with this presumed Improvement, viz. that as the original
Members have raised a permanent Fund, deemed amply suf-
ficient for the purpose of indemnity, it is provided, that no
personal responsibility era, attach to the Policy-holders :
hence those who seek 'Protection ere secured from uncertainty
and risk of Loss as in a Proprietary Office, having a biro
inheltable Capital, and are entitled to a participation in the
Profits, as in a Union Society.
Military Men insured at this Office are not charged with
any additional Premium, unie3s catled into AC rum. service.
Persons insured by this Office, not being Mariners in the
exercise of thssr Profession, are at fiber!y to pass and repass
by Sea, in whole decked Vessels, or Steam B Pats, from one
part of the United Kingdom to another; and also, in tine of
Peace, in like manner, from British to Foreign Ports,
between the Traci and Brest inclusive, without License and
extra Premium.
If any Person who has insured his Life in this Office, die
by Suicide, Duelling, or Vie Bands of Justice, his Repre-
sentatives may receive the full value which his Policy bore
on the day previous to the time of his Death.
No Admission Fees are reppired, nor is any Charge made
for Policies. except the Stamp Duty.
ROMISIS of CI. Ss. and M. lits. per cent. have bees di-
vided during the last fourteen years.
London, England, 1822-06-03

East Curthwaite, was mowed ; and since then, the bay
got in. The produce was ten cart-loads to the acre.
Haymaking commenced in the neighbourhood of
Taunton so early as the 22d lost, with the artificial
grasses, which are every where a most luxuri sot crop.—
Several meadows have also been mown, end the burden
has fallen heavily on the scythe. The late shower. lia% r
materially, benetfited Vie lands, which, throughout that
1 lovely vale, exhibit the most satisfactory promise of an
abundant
l4;:ay tcra)r.vest has already commenced in the neigh-
bourhood of this city ; for several days past the scythe
has been briskly at work on a farm, the property of
William M.Willtains. Esq. where the greater portion of
the hay of the farm is now nearly saved.—(Armagh ru.
/raker.)
There is an appearance of a most abundant hay har-
vest this season. Should the weather continue propi-
tious, hay, from the great stock of prime old remaining
on bead, will be cheap beyond all precedent. Bowl hay
can be porcbased at the present moment at Sfls. per ton,
delivered home. The accounts of corn crops ate also
' equally flattering.—(Brigkton Herald.)
_ _

At Swindon market, on Monday last, a farmer sold •
sack of wheat to a grocer for a paned of tea, 'glue 7s.—
After the bargain bad been agreed on, the tea-dealer
wanted to yea: bat the farmer insisted on the tea, and
the tea he bad.
An offer has been made to supply the poor of Devizes
with good wheaten bread, for the nest six weeks, at lid.
per gallon.—(risatatois Journal.)
The brewers of Winchester have lately reduced the
prim of their beer 4.1. per gallon. or lb. per barrel. '
London, England, 1822-04-22

EL AND taTONB, LUMBAGO, ite.
'S plus are .flowed to he the most
Preparation for effectually removing. and
tore reeu-renee of those Disorders which
.erfeet action of the Urinary Grimm. as
Lumbago. Pains in the Hack and Loins,
Trine, &e. Composed of the most Iniimmet
truly valuable Medicine MUMS the *at-
m the excruciating tortures of those dis-
r violent, or Injury to the constitution, end
lemont or restraint of diet daring Its use.
oldest Public Medkines extant; and its
mid efficacy have uniformly maintained the
n.

tt Es. Pd. end I Is. by Boners', Chemists,
St. Psurs, and MN. Regent-street, (Deer
is,) 1.010011 ; 20, Waterloo-Sled, Edin-
Snekeille-street, Dublin; end by the prin.
misters titroughout the United Kingdom.

!STY has been pleased to grain his
tars Patent for England, ireland, and Haut-
00Y, and Co. fur (milker improve-
tents for the relief of Hernia. The new in-
t ofeleven different kinds, some of which ran
I night, without the least incoaveniesea.—
Ire the se.isfartion to inform the Public
'pitchy of the construction of their new In-
asses of society can be accommodated. Ike
n TIN SHILLINGS TO ►ORT?. They
apneas. lightness, lightness, and durability, wi'i an.
left side, requiring no underatrap. buckles,
bends...

irmaries, Ditpesteries. Parochial Establish-
'oor, supplied at a redaction from the lowest
nertl allowance to Professional Gentlest's,
)lestie Druggists, and the rrade.
residing in the country are requested tossed
w of the both in inches, one inch below the
TOW!. 292. Strand; Depot, till, Coraitill.—
aressed to the Strand.
London, England, 1822-04-25

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING, 1921.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 91.

Handicap Sweepstakes of 100gs.eacb, b. ft. for 3 yr olds.—
T. Y. C.
Sir .1. Ilyng's Civet. Sc!. 31b.
Duke of Orafton's Zeal, fist. 121 h. g
Mr. WiiSOR'S Roslerncian, Elst. 61b. pd
Mr. Prendergast's Kildare, 7st. 121 b. .. pi
Won by two lengths.-2 to lon Zeal.
Fifty Pounds by subscription fur 3 yr olds, 7st. Sib.. 4 yr
olds, list. II lb., and syr olds, 9st. 41b. It. C. Nou-seb-
scribers to pay bp. entrance.
Lord Stradbroke's br. c. lncantatar, 3 yrs old, .. 1
Mr. Lainbton's b. e. Richard, 3 yrs old, .. g
Mr. flatson's b. f. Freak. 3 yrs old, .. 3.
Mr. Walker's b. e. Capulet, 3 yrs old 4
Won by a length.
7 to 4on Incantator —4 to I agat itichtrd-6 to I Brit Freak
—6 to I agst Capulet.
Mr. Fox's North Wester. rec. 900 gs ft. from Lord E teter's
Augusta, hst. 41b. each. D. M. 300 gs.

SMOCKING CATASTROPHIC —This morning, shoat
5 o'clock, the house of Mr. Nichols, bus•tnairrr, in
Undge-row, fell down, and, we lament to learn, buried
mini persons in the ruins. Several have been take•
oar, wounded; but some, we understand, were Wis-
ing. Among the litter, it is reported, are two ladies
from the country, who went to sleep tilers last night.
rho two opposite homes have been much damaged by.
Ithe fall of Mr. Nichols's Louie.
London, England, 1822-04-25

SHIPPING IN7 1.1 LLIGENCP.

Beth, APRIL 'A—Arrived this morning, And sailed
for the river Hytbe, 15ilson, front China ; Fortune,
Blythe. from Bethke; Minerva, Manly, from Seville;
and Union. from Leghorn ; came down from the river
and remain with the rest, as per last ; Jane, Smart, for
Gibraltar; and Fanny, Peonvirr, for Malta.—Wind S.W.
PonvemouTti, Aram 24.—Arriveil Lotus, Dover"
from the Downs, for Bengal ; K.S. Forbes, Chapman.
from the Downs, for Bombay; Louisa Ceeiti, Denning,
frosts Madeira, fur Petersburg, passed all well—Wind
S. S. W.
Pr.ssioevu, Aram 23.—Arrived the Emma. Reid.
from Leghorn. Sailed Maria, Schwartz. Dram. and
Prince Regent, from Poole. for Lishoo.—Wind S.S.W.
APRlL23.—Arrivrd Duke of Kent packet,
from Lisbon, sailed on the 14th instant. Minerva, 11.11,
(tom Leith, for New South 'Sales; am! Elizabeth,
Evans, from Liverpool, for Nanta. Sailed the Ilene.
vtragee. Frampton. tor Waterford and Newfoundland.
The Esther from America to Liverpool ran on shore
star Waterford Harbour, cm Sunday, and it was feared
would he lost, the master and vii men were drowned.
Wiud S.W.
London, England, 1822-06-28

LONDON:

lIIIIILIT SWUNG, JUBIIt 28, 1822.
—mom—
TIVCIC RXCWAJVGR, TWELVE O'CLOCZ

In the earlier part of the morning the market was
very heavy, and Consols were done at 801, bat as
eminent broker baying purchased 180,000 the market
Rot up and Consols are now 8111 for the Account, and
Reduced 801. A report is prevalent that 6sveremest
are role, to raise two millions for Ireland.
lerf little is doing is the Foreign Market ; tad
Foreign Snot ti s of all description are rather Ileary.
ONE O'CLOCK.
The Market has declined. is courtroom* of the
sale of 90,000 Consols, and the Market looks beery.
at 8111.
The letters received one day later than time pre-
viously received from Constantincp!, assert, positively.
that the Turkish troops ban not yet promoted the
province*, end that the Turkish Goverment are
merely deluding the Ambassadors, I. order to gain
time. The expectAtioo was. slut war would mme.

Charlestown, Phi ladel phis sod Baltimore Papershave
arrived this morning, two days later thee the former.
From these we extract the following articles :—lt ap-
pears by a letter from Mr. Gallatia that the liriti.h
Government is very deserving of obtaining the Nortlh•
ern part of the State of Maine to render more easy dm
communication between New Brunswick sod Canada.
Estract of • letter from Havanrm. dated April V :
—A circumstance occurred here a few days since.
which has ceased considerable sensatioa in this city.
An officer, with &boat 300 soldiers, attacked one of
the Priatieroffices, demolished the oaterials, and
shamefully abused the persons employed in it. lie
Printer's offence was publish' ig some strictures en
the conduct of the Capteic-Jeneral. A remonstrance
to the Spanish Cortes, against this wanton abuse of
power, wu draws up the seat day, and signed hi
more 'has 3.000 inhabitants. All is conjecture as to
what will I e the termination of this affair, but we are
:n daily expectation of a revolution in the Government
of this Wad.
Havanna. May B.—His Britannic Majesty's abir•
Fyne, has jut arrived from Lonpitio. Nothing bat
London, England, 1822-06-28

POOR LAW).

Mr. NOLAN postponed his motion on the Bill to
amend the Poor Lows to Wednesday, the 10th of Jnly.
Mr. LENNARD also postponed his motion on the
Seditious Meetings' Act, tie Libels' AV*, until the 17th
of July. • .
Mr. WILBERFORCE rose on the Order for farther
consideration of the Report of the Shia 'hide Acts
Consolidation Bill, and expressed some reluctanle to pro-
mo I upon it.
, Dr. LUSHINOTON was willing to 'medic.* his own
Opinion to the advocate* of the Sloss Trade abolition.
and not press the Bill; *bleb be finally withdrew.
Mr. WIL9IOT gave notice of his intention to move,
as the 9th of Jaly, an humble Address to his Majesty,
praying that Commissioners may be appointed to
inquire into the state of the Maturities. the Cape of
Good Hope, and also the Colonies of the Leeward
Islands.

Mr. HUME suggested that Trinidad might be added
with great benefit to the Public.
The other Orders of the Day were disposed of,
and the House adjourned at a Quarter to I! o'Clock.
[Wednesday night, during • division, when strangers
were excladwi from the Gallery]—
Me. F. BUXTON said he had been desired to present
two Petitions to that House from a respectable Clergy-
man in the Diocese of Peterborough, complaining of the
conduct of the Bishop, relative to his 8' questions. He
bad abstained from doing so, u he wishes' sincerely, if
possible, to avoid the discussion in the House of Com-
mons, cid conceived that the Petitions should be first
Jimmied in the Lords, where the her. Prelate would
have an opportunity of vindicating himself. Such a
discussion having sow taken place, he hoped that what
then occurred would have the effect of inducing the
Bishop to reconsider the ;object, and return to that
which had so long been the uniform practire of the
Church. If these bopel should be disappointed, he
should consider it his duty to call the attention of the
House to the subject in the earliest period of the next
Elesaion.
London, England, 1822-06-21

TRADE WITH INDIA.

The Marquess of LA NSVOW NE held two Petitions,
which whether he considered the importance of the sub-
ject to which they related, or the respectability of the
persons by whom they were signed, he considered to be
folly entitled to the attention of the House. The first
was from a great number of Shipowners, belonging to
second port in this kingdom, Liverpool. They prayed
that their Lordships would proceed to pass a law for the
removal of the existing restrictions on the trade with
html,;, leaving to the East India Company the mono-
poly of the trade with China, limit giving to British mer-
chants the right of trading nil. India in ls of less
tonnage than those at present reunited by law, such as
those need by the Americans, which were found more
convenient fur going round Cape Horn. The second Pe-
tition also related to an important object. It was from
the Merchants and Shipowners of Liverpool, and prayed
fur an equalization of the duties on sugar, so as to put
East I nine sugars on the nine footing as those from the
West Indies, in whose favour there had hitherto been a
decided preference. It was impossible that their Lord-
ships 'tumid not look to the importance of a growi:i
trade with persons considered as our 'objects, a
amongst whom the consumption of oar manufactures
London, England, 1822-06-21

MAJORITY AND MPU)RITY

FOR AND AGAINST SIR J. NKWPORT'S MOT/o\ ON rat
TITUS ITITESI OF IRSLAND—Jr' 19.
MAJORITT.--O. C. Antrotts, Lord Ansley, Right
Hon. C. Arbuthnot, J. Alexander, C. Bruwalow, R.
Blake, Sir C. Burgh, Lord F. Beotinrk, J. Brogden,
Lord G. Beresford, Lord Bernard, Lord Brerknnek, Sir
M. Cholusley, Sir O. Cockburn. A. Campbell, Sir J. S.
Copley, Hon. Cust, It. B. Cooper, E. Al. Cheery,
Sir A. Chichester, John Calvert, 0. Dawson, H. lleme
Drnminond, H. Douglas. J. Douglas, John IMdson,
Dawkins, Sir C. Downie, Were Pane, 11. tionlbarr,
Sir R. Gifford, Lord Hotham, Right lion. W. lim-
kisson, Sir G. Hill, W. Holmes, 0. P. Wilford, Joba
Innen, John Irving, John Jones, Sir J. D. King, Right
Hon. C. Long, lion. H. C. Lowther, Lord Loraine,
Hon. H. Lindsay, Sir B. Martin, R. Martin, J. W.
Maswvll. G. Moody, E. A. 3lacnaghten, M. Nolan, Sa
M. Nightingale, Sir G. Osborne, Sir F.Ommaney, Its.
Hon. %V.-Pluokett, Right Hon. It. Peel, Hon. E. Mpg.,
J. H. Penraddock, Viscount Palmerston, Right Hos.
F. Robinson, Lord U. So , Viscount Sandon,
Right Hon. J. Skettngton, N. Smehl, Hon. F. W.
Trench, Right H0n..111. Vansittart, Right lion. J. C.
Villiers, Right Hon. Thorns, Wallive, C. W. Wynn,
Robert Wilmot, W. W. C. Wilson, J. WeinPN'Sir ti.
Warr( oder, Robert Ward, W. W. Wyndham.
TxxLitim—Sir G. Clarke and S. Luttisington.
London, England, 1822-06-21

MINORITY.

R. Bernal, If. Brongharn, lion. G. Bennet, Dennis
&use, D. Browne, .1. Browne,John Benefit, J. Butter-
worth, T. Creery, Visct. Cliftoe,l4. R. Colborne, Sir C.
Cole, N. Calvert, Hon. F. Calthorpe, J.Cuife, Sir N.
Coltherst, Visct. Duncannon, Hon. T. Modes. J. Daly.
Visct. Ebrington, g. Ellice, Sir R. Ferguson, Lord W.
Fitzgerald, Lord Charles Fitzroy, M. Ford., Jamas
Grattan, Samuel Graham, Visct. Glenorchy, J. P. Grant,
J. W. Griffith, J. lionse, Hon. C. H. Hutchinson, Lord
A. Hill. W. James. Vise. Kingsborough, It. Leyceater,
Hon. G. Lamb. R. Latoeche, T. B. Lennart, J. IL
Month, J. Martin, IV. L. blaberly,.J. Moberly, Right
Hon. Sir J. Newport, Viscount Nonnanby, Sir E.
' O'Brien, Standish O'Grady, G. Phillips, jun. R. Prier,
Sir H. Parnell, R. Power, C. F. Palmer, Sir G. Robis•
son, 1). Ricardo, Sir W. Rowley, G. Roberts, W. Stew-
art, (Tyrone), S. Smith, J. Smith, Lord C. Townabeted,
Alderman Wood, C. C. Western, Lake White, W. Wit.
IMms Sam. Whitbread.
• _ • _
London, England, 1822-06-21

SCOTCH .1 ORI ZS.

Mr. KENNEDY rose to move the second reading of
the Scotch Juries Regulation Bill. The measure he
said, had been characterized as uncalled for, unwarrant-
able, and ill advised. and he trusted t*erefore that the
Learned Lord who opposed it would prove that the Bill
deserved to be thus described. For his own part he
thought it would be found deserving the grave consider-
ation and the sanction of the house. The opposition to
it would, he thought, be founded ape. an attachment to
ancient institutions, but be trusted nothing would be
found io the principle of the Bill which very materially
interfered with this laudable feeling. Re oat to state to
the Louse that the principal Criminal Coact of Scotland
was called the Court of Justiciary, which was divided
into eine Circuits, and they were held twice a year.
They tried all cases by Jury. Bat there were other
Courts of subordinate jurisdictioe, called the Sheriffs'
Courts. The Sheriffs in Scotland had a judicial as well
as a ministerial power: In the Supreme Court proceed-
ings were i!pstitated„ ex officio, by a Lord Advocate.
without the intervention of a Druid Jury. The Petty
London, England, 1822-06-21

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HODSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, Jima 20.

Lord VERNON took the oath. cod hie seat.

Lord SID6IOUTH presented a Petition from the Pa-
rish of St. James, Westmloster, against the Catholic
Peers' on the table.

The Bishop of EXITS* and Earl of HARWOOD
prenatal Petitions to the ease effect from the Hundred
of llllserier la Cornwall, and from the tows of Halifax in
the Casey of York.—Laid on the tablet
RRRRR UPT

The Baskrept Laws Ausewdseat Bill was read ',third
time and passed.
IMPORTATION OF CORN.

Mr. Baoaoex andC. Cu;11111 and others brought
up from the Cosmos' the Importation of Corn Laws
Aseendoest Bill, the Bakers' lUgalation Bill, and seve-
ral private Bills.
Oa the °swims of the Earl of LIVERPOOL, the Im-
punities of Cora Laws Amendment Bill was read a
first time.

A conversation then arose between the Noble Earl and
Lord E n clammy!, at the close of which it was
that the second reading of the Army and Nary
Vernestns Bill, which stood for Monday, should be fixed
for Tuesday, Monday being left open for the recommit-
ment of the Marriage Act Amendment Bill; and that
the second reading of the Importation of Corn Laws
Amendment Bill should take place on Thursday neat,
the Bill in the mean time to he printed.

smuts.

The Earl of LAUDERDALE said, that as accord-
ing to a standing order of the house all Bills relating to
trade inapt he referred to a Select Committee, before
they could he entertained, and as the Bakers' Regula-
tion Bill was one of that nature, be should now inure
that it be referred to a Select Uommittee.—Agreed to.
London, England, 1822-04-13

place. as the Immolates Lemma
Walvis was anlaterearpied. which
o the cam telemetric 11116 mod ii
I t •
15.--Iflies we thap4almit but
'sot ewer* 11, ea armed from Cop
hart pismire. Sam thee we hate
a t but wltheat reedy's; say pai-
r her. Y. 4 sort mot Sim hut we
Nikko. Intel piece deny movement
er of which, ate timbre dime cam or
am this t we th.rsfQre think, that if
you will receive the first account of
It would Itellopoesible for them to
t the month of May. sew waggon
, even at the rate of lee miles per
mods 'raja left here. though the
lined of late. Tallow. hides, &c. are
or
last quotatiaas. The Exchanum
Longeron has pot yet returned from
maksioner has not yet decided as to
It. port."
sctived yesterday from Smyrna to
Active preparations were making
topertation of war. The roads were
• on their route towards Coostanti.
rens bad been delayed in consequeoce
ing is requlsitioa for the couveyanee
r. It was the, general opinion that
areeded from a desire to be well pre.
attach on the part of Russia, rather
ely. latter have also been received
le, which confirm the previous Open
g ordering all Minuntl-1
ed ages, to arm.
boo been opeami is Olsagow fee
at the bead .f the list are mate of the
Roes'• the city.
apaches for lieneeolen, by the ship
dat the East India (louse, sod deli-
r of that ship.
!atertained in the City for the safety
an, from Jamaica, with sortie. Her
at 170,0001. valne. Policies were of.
estsrday. at 15 per cent. premium.
tees received at this Darklard, to
Board the names of alt the artificers
in 60 years of age and upwards.—
ef.)
iantsm.—On Sunday sight late, or
ig isoroirg, some peplos wilfully and
re to two barley stacks sad a straw
to Messrs. R. aid S. Colley. sear
t at Feltborpe. and also stole from
r a chesout eart mare.—On Thurn
wheat stack, ii the parish of Stalks.
liming 50 quartets, was wilfully sat on
a.

)n Wednesday a mull party of the
:rived at Kilkenny from Mimi:4. on
•, whither the head-quarters of that
'moved from Waterford.
the 44th Regiment sailed from Dohlin
o march thence to Gravesend, whet.
rk for India on the 10th of May.
paper, of the 14th of March states.
been received from Havre. stating. that
owe of a commercial ttttt y between
[hated States this year.,
London, England, 1822-04-13

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teller's vase-
?slag ilacirlars-romp ..
a{ einalkebject in lb. rode add Inn nib
fit lipesd yoeirenk the tassiiffkit' *eke tbidei,
to • The tell•ltioprit bola* triable ti-'epekt:llek,
bask the horse time •pc-opptigt with the data.
was shattered to plant astjfidriverthirottis oil and
dreadfully brol sed, The salmi} Proceeded (Give rd along
tbifeetpatb of the. Issodun-rosel,•dtaggiag with him a
past of the chaise, as fells Southgate's door sloth mane-
, factory,-before which there is .a slight railing. Over
*ls Orme a can jumped to save himself frets the danger
was exposed to; Ant the horse also stumbled ores it.
ill:
1 insdi falling and phingir on bim,theewobs very much
.1
bt, hotttaflor mYedicaloarnerstisancelbalad bets ado:J;(1
hie, his friends were enabled to remove him to his
beim. The gentleman who drove the rig was remain.
in St Mr. Lengrnore's, the surgeon's boon, at a. lute
li last night, too much hurt to he removed.
le a period often than thirty
years, the colony of Bo-
tatty Be* arnosints to upwards of twenty thousand per-
sons, ose•balf of whom are convicts.
Setctne.—Thursday morning the chief mate et an
Rest !Mittman lying in the City Canal at Poplar, pot a
period to his existence by cutting his throat with a razor
on board the ship.
On Wednesday eight, between nine and ten o'clock,
is a woman named Smith, was Passing aloog Urevel-
lane, Monnilsditch, she ob d two genteel dressed
women on the opposite side of the way, standing at the
door of a house belonging to a Mrs. Rogers, a mangler.
On Mrs. Smith crossing the road towards them one
stooped sod plated something on the pavement, Mrs.
S. said to the woman, " What have you laid down there ?"
To which, eke replied, " Never vou mind what—take
care yes don't tread on it ;" and- so saying, both the
lest` ran of up the lane towards Houndalitch. At
• imolest a mon came up and pushed the handle with
a stick; and, on more arose inspection. It tonted.ont
to distils the body of a fine new-born mole infant. It
ismandately taken into Sirs. Rogers'shrsse. and'
Infers the fire, thinking, as it felt warm. that
'Might lie restored; hut, however, the plan flit not
succeed. The little creators was quite naked, and was
'wrapped in a piece of muslin,, which was pinned very
tight round the throat. There, mere many bruises on
the body reed likewise on the head. The toasty was con-
veyed to the workhouse, where it now lies for a Coro-
ner's Jury
We recollect to have witnessed more steady and
laborious industry on the pert of the rural population of
this county in the early months of any year an daring
the present fine season. Spring work is remarkably for•
ward, and the prospect is exceedingly favoarside. a de.
cline proof that the agriculturists of this comity. not.
withstanding the depression of prices. have neit
yielded to despair nor to the seduction of the Untwisten
t.»
of the public peace.--(l.eiaster Jogrisal.)
At the late fair of Oraigne, a pig, which weighed
Mdse. was sold for fourteen shilling.; This is a poor
look oat (Or the lasdlord of the cottager--(Carlow Post.)
London, England, 1822-06-26

THE BISHOP OF PETBRBOBOUOII.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE STATESMAN.

Sta,—Observing in your Paper a Letter from Hr.
Fordhant, en the subject of the Petition. presented by
a Rector against the Bishop of Peterborough, I must
say that he appears to me to have mistaken the point
in it, dad to have grounded his declamation on a
false presumption. He presumes that the Bishop's
opinions are right, and the Curate's wrong, or in
ether words, that the man in power may do as be
please, while those who are his inferiors must submit
to him. A pretty doctrine indeed, and worthy a
Chareh and State man ; though I know not whether I
ess. apply the epithet to Mr. F. I would only compare
the doetrioe of the Church of England with the cli-
nk*, of the Bishops, and leave any person to judge of
the harmony of the pictures. It would be absurd to
deny that the Rev. Prelate's opinions are not Arme-
nian, and that his questions are not shaped acc..rd-
%Fly; and cam a candidate for Holy Orders, looking
to the foundation of the establishment. with the con-
sideration. that its Articles and Liturgy are purely
Calvinistical, hope to obtain admission into it without
being guilty of falsehood? How many wolves in
sheep's clothing are there in the Cherub. who eat up
the substance of the people as it were bread, and call
not epos God; who Mammon alone, and neglect
him whose kingdom is sot of this world ? What an
age of impadenee do we indeed lies in. when men get
into the Church for one purpose and prostitute it to
another; and ander the sanction of knaves of the
worst stamp, upheld by spiritual wickedness in high
places, openly ridka% her pure doctrines! The ap-
probation of the Bishop's conduct can only be for
having shown a little of the tyranny of Chunk go-
vernment, which is !lively to shake its totterlegedilice.
An ►onest man,indeed. st all times challenges inquiry.
and ilia tiiinstanoe It bad not been soppressed, it
would not have subjected one party to she
hypocrisy. That charge still exists. and
least shadow of It remains. the praise of
and honest man mast bs withheld:
June 21,1821.

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STA'FESMA:

vetted many who were formerly averse to it. and ulti-
mately, he kopek it would eitablish a free (lovers-
meet. He had been told that free people were the
easiest to bear berth's', ard that was the cam God
knew. He said that the Sottish people an le the
freest that ever lived, and be hoped they would not soon
lose their freedom. • There was but one point to keep
,toady to. is order to redece their taxes, and that was,
never to lose sight of Reform.
The CHAIRMAN then proposed The health of Joseph
Hume, Esq. the peneveEing advocate of economy mod
retrenchment, and Reform in Parliainent, an the Re-
formers of Scotland.
Mr. Heave, in returning thanks, stated that he se; s
convinced lbe only mode of compelling the present Ito-
vernment to practice economy and retrenchment, was by
elating off the supply of money ; and that a real and
effectual Reform in Parliament was the only means by
which the people could get a redress of their grievances,
and by which this country could be placed in the high
situation in which she ought to stand. He stated be
felt great pl in being able to congratulate the elec-
tors on the great change slat had taken place on the
subject of Reform, not only is the House of Commons,
but throughout the country.
The CHAIRMAN thee proposed " The health of the
Honourable Charles Heley Hutchinson, M.P. for Cork,"
whose intrepidity in the field be stated he had often
witnessed, and whose generous and honourable conduct
had conferred h on the country of his birth.
Mr. HUTCHINSON, in returning thanks, took a review
of Sir Robert Wilson's life for the last 26 years. eons-
-mixing his career when a boy on the stuff in Ireland.—
The honourable gentleman then dwelt at some length
upon the misgovernment of Ireland since the legislative
ninon of the two islands, and impressed upon his audi-
tors the expediency of nicking Irish subjects popular in
this country, for that Ireland possessed resources which
would enable her to stand by England aid befriend her
in the day of trouble.—(Applause.)
The last toast on the list was that of " the Independ-
eet Electors of Southwark."
Mr. HALL retuned thanks, and expressed his regret
that the memory of the late Queen bad not been in-
cluded is the list of toasts, and concluded by proposing
it to the chair.

Sir ROBERT WILII3N said, he was WHO no one would
seem him of want of respect towards that illustrious
lady's memory ; but in truth, he had felt a delicacy in
proposing the toast himself, after a recent occurrence, to
which it was not necessary for him to allude further,
sad had therefore waited for it to proceed from some
other gentleman present. It had now acconlinglv been
proposed, and be aas sure, although last, it would not
be the least dear to them.
The toast was then drank by the company upstanding,
in solemn silence.
At about eleves o'clock the Chairman withdrew, bar-
ing first expressed his acknowledgmeots for the honour
which had been done to hits and his friends.

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HA STI NOE Neeil Coad t Ton gh Tunbridge, THE
INDEPENDENT, sarrying only Four Insides, from
NELSON'S Ogee, the Black Bear Cellar, at the corner of
Burlington Arcade, Piccadilly, every morning, at half--past
eight, and BIM lan, Aldgata, at a quarter before alas, to the
Castle Hotel, Hastings. The Proprietors beg most respect-
fully to claim the attention of Ladies and Gentlemen travel-
ling with their families Into Sussex, to the great improve-
ment In the new Coaches they have just pat upon the road ;
they are so remarkably low and safe, it is almost Impossible
to overturn them.
SOUTHAMPTON New C.teelt, in nine hours, through
Winchester, from the 801 l lan, Aldgats, every morning, at
seven : and Nelson's Ole., Black Bear Cellar, corner of
Burlington Arcade, Piccadilly, at half-past seven. This
1 Coach continues to Il.yinington and Lyndhurst, mod also cam-
emoleatesrt flosttuunpton with the Idea Wight, Guernsey,
Jersey, Havre de Greco, and St. Melon Packets.
WINDSOR and ETON Telegraph Coach daily, from the
Bull, Aldgate, at half-past one; and Black Bear Cellar, •
quarter before three.
MANCHESTER very cheap Coach In twenty-four boors,
through Leek, Macclesfield, Derby, Leicester, and North-
ampton ; leaves the Bull lan, Aldeate, every evening, at
flee o'clock, to the Albloa Hotel, Manchester, from whence
Coaches set out for Liverpool and all parts of the North.
London, England, 1822-08-27

IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
JACKSON, HAT MANUFACTURER, 53.
C Barbireo, soliclu the pehlle patroesge In favour of
a BEAVER HAT, of matchlecs quality. It is very light and
pleasant on the head, nor will refs ever likinre It. being
Wares Paoor. The enlour, whleh is anchansesble In any
climate, is a most besatifel black • the shape the most hand-
some ever seen, which It will retain to the last. The advan-
tage these Hats posy es over all others, must give them a
decided preference.—Price only 235.
To be had oaly of the Manufacterer, C. JACKSON. 3R,
Barbie'', near the City Repository.—N. supeld letter re-
received.
London, England, 1822-08-27

THE WORKING CLASS OF SOI:IEfY to whom
a cheap and good Breakfast and Ten Is an important
aoaalderation, ere reminded, that the first Rooms opened for
their accommodation (18I1) was lbw lower part of the Co-
lonici Coffee-hOUse, aNTRANCI VISIT DOOR IN FLIIT
111 , now SKINNED STIRS,. The Proprietor b•as
to return thanks, for the preference he has been favoured
with, and those who have not paid him a visit, that
the (plenty of Coffee and Tea will he found very superior, to
what is generally sold, and at lower prices. A thick slice
of bread and butter one half-panty; rolls, cakes, eggs, tie.
Open from 8 till bait-past 9.
London, England, 1822-08-27

PRICE SEVEN PENCE

uty feelings when writing them, aid when reading the
paragraph above, containing so much falsity, I de-
clare again, as en banohle•individnal, I have sta•ed
them fairly sod impartially': Inuit I admire in the
gentleman who has been ee featly and so unjustly at•
tacked, is his hitlependent principles; for when we
see mein at peppily, who are willing, like him. to
ascrifide both pima and property, step forward ■o
boldly in the cause of Reform, in the tense of general
good, whO could do otherwise than admire him? who
could be otherwise than grateful?
These reworks then, Sir, I leave for your consider-
ation, and trust you *ill insert them in your valuaMe
paper, that they nosy truly and justly controvert the
unfounded as.er,ions which have been inserted in an-
other Journal.
I remain, Sir,
Your most obliged and humble Servant.
F. 1). C.
17, Manor Place, King's Read,
August Y 6, 1022.
• • Mr. Muesli is a pincher io the Custom-hense.
London, England, 1822-11-02

BYRNE.

The dinner to he given to Max, has been put off
from this ddy until Tuesday next, when it i~ to take
place at the Horns at Kennington, at five o'clock precis( -
le. I have travelled and shall travel about a hun-
dred and fifty miles, for the express purpose of being
present at Ibis dinner ; which I would mot ban dune for
almost any other purpose. lly intentiea w•as to g.n on
through Wiltshire, Dursetshire, Somersebbire, Devon-
shire, and then across into Uloacestershier, Here.
fordable', Monmouthshire, ll'orcestersbire, and back
home through Buckinghamshire. This I shall
hardly now be able to accomplish. But to br
present at this dinner I regarded as a duty
to he performed, at all events. It is intended
for the purpose of rubbing the marks oat of the back of
London, England, 1822-02-16

ounliwage at

manner with tiMir cause ; ;Xis the ariginitilitis.ols;-
tion passed, declare it essestini to their Wooer sod it
terms that their Prition should be presented ti'Parli
ement as speedily this Semi.. as possible. in the other
Resolution, the precise time for presenting their Pail
lion they leave Lerd Donoutuncoms and Mr. PLUN-
KETT to determine, vs these personages may deem it
most benefieial for their views ; but as to the propriety
of its presentation this Session they do sot admit a
doubt.
Charlestown papers arrived this morass 4. the
20th January, from which we extract the follotelig:—
[saws TYE CHARLRSTOWN COCRIRR, JAL 111.1
In the Senate of the I Ith January.
RESTRICTIVE STSTRll.—.hangar the petitions pre.
seated this morning, was one from the Citizens of
Norfolk, against the ictive system on the West
India Commerce. It was referred and ordered to be
printed.
In the House of Representatives, on the 9th Jan.

TRAMS TO TIIS CAPS OF GOOD Hors.—Mr. Chao-
bed*. after he bad made some remarks, submitted
the following for consideratioo. which be moved
might be referred to a Committee on Commerce:—
"
Resolved, that the Committee on Commerce be in-
structed to inquire into the expediency 'of au-
thorising ■n intercourse with Mauritius and the
Cape of Hoed Hope and their dependencies, ac-,
cording to the provisioes of the two British Orders
in Council, dated the 24th of July, IS2O, and in pur-
suance of the Navigation Laws of the United States."
,On a suggestion of a New York member, tlq u.
Son was laid in the table with a view so to aloft it,
as to make it embrare a wider scope.

Paris papers to the 14th inst. have arrived. The
news they bring respecting the affairs of Turkey is
rather of • hostile character ; as the evacuating of
Moldavia and Wallachia by the Turkish troops is now
stated to have been occasioaed, not by convention, bat
by necessity, the army having become at length de-
prived of the meals of subsistence. Reports fro.
Spain state, that the Cortes bare rejected the projects
of law presented by the King relative to the Press ;
that all the Misisters except one, have resigned I and
that at the date of t►e latest accounts, Madrid was in
a state of great agitation. In the French Chamber of
Deputies. after a long animated debate, sail the rejec-
tion of several amendments that were prepesed, the
first article of the law respecting the journals was put
by the President, and carried after some ',peel-
tins Ne joirraal or periodical writing, dedicated
wholly or in part to political sews sad sub-
jects, sad appearing either regularly ea a sertsiaday.
or irregularly sad in aambers, can he established or
published withest being antborised ►y the King."—
This enactment does set apply to joaraals aid psi

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Mr. Au.sr.—The clerk. Toner, made the copy.

--- 1' was then called and examit4.l.
(This witness on the lint examination swore that the
copy was like his handwritidg. but be would not un-
dertake to say n briber it was or sot, and he neg-
lected to attend the second esaminatios.) Ile mad*
the copy from a document. It was admitted by Mr.
Brookes to be • correct copy. Saw the original check
a fortnight ago. The same check which was pro-
duced on the trial is the Common Pleas. Saw Wil-
liam Clark sign and endorse the check io December.
He saw it for the last time with the brother of Mr.
Brookes. Believes that he is an eag r . Does
sot know his address, or where he is to be found.—
No one was preseat when Brookas's brother showed
him the check. Did net at present see him in the
office.
London, England, 1822-08-16

luui ErRNE.

(EEEM THE DEELIN HER4LH ?VEST:MT.)

The entire London Press. inclo ling even the ire .e
Tune,, mill finds in the ease of unfortnlate Byrne
pregnant topic of observation—and yet that tt dign;.
lied silence" of the press of Ireland reim-ins perfe, slat
unbroken and impenetrable. Even the Prtfii ts. Pos',
whit h bis a sigh and a tear fur every distressed mar,
women and child in Connaught and Monster. bash. t
s lothiog syllable to say for the wretched bring, wi.d
had bees lacked up in a dungeon f two years and
eighty-seven days, nearly flo,:led to death, and whose
wants and Infirmiths lately compelled him to seek re-
fuge in one of the charitable invituti ins of this eV.
There most he some person whom it Is the wish
.to pleats by his conduct—but we are of opinion with
the New Time*, a paper, oar Readers know, mere
Toryish them the Tories themselves, that if these per•
sons be the family of the Monster, an imputation of toe
most audacious kind is east upon their sense of pro-
priety and common justice. They can have no inter-
entin weakening Byrne's claims on the sympathy of
mankind—and we are positive they will yet prove by
something more substaatial than mere te,wds,that they
are amonget those who have the strongest impression
of his right to redress.
The Chronicle has a second notice to Correspond-
ents in the following terms :
Nameroas communications have been made to ne on
the subject of a Snbscription for Byrne. The Keeper of
a respectable Coffee House informs int, that wine of the
tientlemen who frequent it have left Subscriptions in hit,
hands for that individual, and that the Larne thing has
happened to others in his situation.
We shall thank the Editor of the Chroarle tit state,
that subscriptions are received at the Office of the
Herald and Register, No. 4, Suffolk-street, Dahlin,
where a comber of contributions have already been
deposited, and we shall feel obliged to any Editor',
whether English or Irish, to make a similar Doan-
cation.'

The private letter from London, eontsi-Anz rert ,i^,
queries relative to Ilyrne shall be duly attended to.

SHIPPINii lATELLIGE,VCE.

DEAL, AUGUST 15.—Wind West and fresh hre.,:!:,s•
After Post last night, the wind got round to S.E., and
the whole of the outward-hound got underwrigh t in
the course of the night it backed round to W. and S., aniA
they put back again. Arrived this morning and sailed
for the River, the Barharloes Planar, Munn. from
Barbadors; the Griffen, Ward, from the South Sear; the
Edgar, Borne, from Jamaica.—Also this of ernoon
and remain, the Lowther Castle, Mortlnck, from China;
and the John, Jackman, 47 days from Jamaica.—Came
down from the Hirer and remato with the rest, 'he Sic-
ceps Transport, fur Ireland.
PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 13.—Arrived the 17rsule (Sian
Prize) captured by His Majesty's Ship Iphigeni4.-.;
Sailed His Majesty's Ship Shamrock on a cruise.—Wind
West. _ _

LVISINGTON, AUGUST 15.—The Pu f the Hon.
Company's ships, Lowther Castle, Charles Grant, and
Bridgewater, landed here this morning .l.•nxrch►r
from China: the former and latter sailed together on
the 23r1 of Much.
London, England, 1822-08-16

FOR CORNS, BUNIONS, &e.

MORRIS'S ROYAL BRUNSWICK CORN PLAS.
TER, prepared from a Recipe belonging to her late
Majesty. It is an excellent Remedy for eradicating Corns,
and giving relief to those who have hard fleshy substances at
the bottom of their feet, without the least pain or inconveni-
imce, and will prove a very useful Family Plaster for fresh
Wounds and Scalds, likewise for Bunions. Prepsred by
G. MORRIS. Chemist to the Royal Family, Kensington.
Sold in Boxes at Is. lid. and 2s. 9d. by Butlers', Chemists,
No. 4, Chespside, and 229, Regent Street, London; 20.
Waterloo-Place. Edinburgh; 31, Sacks Ille Street, Dublin;
and by the principal Medicine Venders throughout the
United Kingdom.
N. B. Purchasers are requested to ask for Mortals's
Brunswick Corn Plaster, and to observe the name snil ad-
dress of " Butler, 4, Cheapside," are engraved on the stamp
ettached to each box, to distinguish the Genuine from bat.
TATIONS under similar titles.