The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-12-13 00:00:00

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pieta, with Stubble Rik., Ciica MAO- 1, Paring Shkdos.
*c. A great variety of Iron Ind Wood Ptougbs, Iron
Harrows. Field Rollers for int.*, four horses. Cow Cribs
Hay Reeks. and Mangers ; Opp Criblis, covered and
on wheels, Rick Stands. Cattle, Pig, and Dog Tzubs;
Horan and Hand Drills. from one to IS rows; Thrashing.
W and Chaff-cutting Machines. Mangel.
and Turnip Cutters ; Mills for grinding and crushing Cora.,
Malt, Beans. Peas. lc. Weigiling *whit. for 'Lion,
Cattle and other general purpoqes. Also a great variety et
ken work applicable. to Agrienitnee. viz bsrred
Sheep Hurdles. 64. P L each; Light cattle ditto. ;
Strong ditto, 7s. 3d. ; Ox ditto. Os. iki; larger and stronger
for Deer, Se. In proportion. Park eutruley. Frei l sad
Garden Gates, with Posts' - Park n 0" "
den Chairs. Guards
glass Frames. Or

toriesupoe a new!
es chop as wood
. tighaillabl

ile; Beefy Deetitivates
for Arbours. Flower Bed►
Clyntatusses and creeping r._
L. C. and 11. intend exhibiting a kw specimen of their
implements 8:c. at the Show.
CUSTOM-HOUSE, LONDON, 1
FOR SALE. '

1, 1621.

(By Order of the Hon. the Commissioners of his Majesty's
Customs.) on Friday, 14th Instant, at One o'Clock in the
Afternoon precisely, at the Commercial Sale-rooms. Wee-
ing-lane,
THE following GOODS, for which the Bonds
required by Law have not been renewed ; for Hone
Consunrriou, on payment of the Duties ; or. for Euroirr-
ATION, Duty free :—Sugar, Pimento, Drugs. le•gwood,
Pestle, Wine, Rum, Geneva. Arrark, Brandy, Glass, Malt,
Ochre, Barilla, Hides. and Skins, Oil, Smelts, dee. •
The Goods in Lots I to WO to he viewed at the London
Docks ; the Logwood and Pustie at the West India I)ocka.
and all the other Goods, by Sample. at the East and West
Cellars. Custom-house, on Monday the 111th. Tuesday. the
11th, Wednesday. the. Iltts. and Thursday. the 13th Instant.
during the usual Hours of Business. Catalogues may be had
at the King's Warehouse, Custom-home. price One Shil-
ling each.
A Deposit of 43 per Cent. to be paid at the time of Sale,
and the remainder at the Receiver of Flees and Forfeitures
011iee. Custom-house. by Three o'Clock in the Afternoon of
Monday the 10th Instant. or the Deposit to become forfeited ;
and the Goods to be taken away by Saturday the Illkh
March, 1922, or the Purchase Mosey to become forfeited
sad the Goods re-sold.

-tea wit► the Doctoi: In his crosii-et-
amiaation by the Solicitor General. Mr. King denial that
Dr. Gwyane had said that the 10,00 W. was to be devoted
to the poor of the parish ; on the contrary. he under.
stood. that the mosey was to he divided as a bonus
moat those who were toaceraed is the prolecntion. to
induce theta to abandon the farther proceedings against
Mr. Merceron.

The case for the plaintiff having closed, the SOLICiTOR
GENERAL, after a short pause, stated, that it would not
be necessary for bias to call any witnesses on the part of
the defendant, as the plaintiff had consented to take a
verdict of M. to be applied to the purposes of some
pone e.hatity. •ith the further condition that Dr.
tiwynne should pay all the costs of this action. It was
elver that the libel which bad appeared in The Sunday
Monitor, could not be justified, and his client bad appa-
rently acted under erroneous hnpressions. With regard
to what had been said in the course of this cause as to
the sum of 10,0001., it was due to the.character of Dr.
tiwynne to state, that it was not a private transaction,
that no concealment was sought by him as to the appli-
cation of that sum, that in his endeavours to prevent Mr.
Merceron from being brought up for judgment, be bad
been influenced by the distresses of Mr. Merceron's
f►-
wily, bet that be bad uniformly insisted upon a corn -
Ode compensation being made to the fund which had
been defrauded.

Mr. Sc►at.lTT observed, that in acceding to this pro-
position after the case had been gone through, which Le
was ready in the first instance to leave acceded to, hie
client bad gives the strongest proof of his moderation,
and bad shewa that in bringing this action he was ac-
tuated solely by the desire of vindicating his character.
Verdict fnc t►e plaintiff—Damages 301.

its Boxes for that lierpiai, to whisk there is a distincees. 1
trance is Argyll-street, opplication to the Cashier, Lower-
Saloon •to *ham all . • . . for the Managers are
istieestad to be Made.. . . ' 's
No person will be . hi the Boxes, with-
out mink, domino, di . , , ' . .
THE DUKE Oi BED ."'
; BISTMAS CATTLE
. .
' kN. solicit the at-
IA EES,doe coil% ,of oid lIALLthe
aboie shoir, to
their Repository, opposite the Pantheon,
where they will ha re fed Imesdon every description of
1 Agricultural implement, otibirliaost approved construction
sow la use, consisting of Oeitoral Beldam's. Machine ma-
i ; . ..._ ". AIL • WM a Ar•• it M. • IN•h • NM. _A

ah Posts to correspond ' • Pitri and lige.- Mr. King ins
ds for yowngTreets. flarden Rollers. limni
{rein Houses, llot Houses. sod Conserca: isr4Polaiells
'principle of Wrought iron.winaed oempleti thy week's oi
I; Steads. Stages and Testis F a pm"
aisibislaw
ripdea at Psacy Wino • ' '!• that
wer Beds, Le. ; Trainers (or Sweet Peas. titer conning
creeping Plants. &c. _ amiaation bt