The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-12-25 00:00:00

1 1 Akt Atc WV —• goi I I I I \ I r ~, :....4, c.., , Per Cen t .1 • \yg i gpa t 4d/ ~•tn:'n.r~rl l No. 4902 HOPE FIRE AND LIFE ASISURAINCE OFFICE. I.I:DGATE 111 LL. DEC. 22. NOTICE IS lIETIP id VEX. That a Vancancy in the Direction of thii rotopPor has ly*en this day di elm,. and that a n Esisrcial neutral Court of Proprietors, holding Ten Shares and upwards In the capital Stork of this Cowpony. will he hol den at th;s Hoene. on Idrinilay. the fkh of !Armory next. for the p.P.;v•eo of electing a Director, In the sown or stead of John Mao. Esquire. deceased. W. BURY. Secretary. Si. A. Tint h.sllnt will commence at eleven o'clock, and close at there precisel). HOPR FIRE and LIVE .ISIII.INCE COM PVVY.—OIIices. 10. Louloap-bill. and RI& ONtartl street, adjoinill the Circuit. London; 10. Prinees-otrnet. Ejinbanch; all DI, We;tmurelsnil-sheet. Dublin. I.IRE OFFICE.-CAPIT AVE MILI.IOII. P.)lleies effected upon every Description of Property with in the United Kies/nom, epos reasonable Terms. Losses are uniforitth paid by this Cosspeny, with li►era lity Ind Promptitnde. Policies. whirh espire at Christmas, should he renewed within fifteen Das s thereafter, or the saga will become void, LIFE OFFICE.-CAPITAL. ONE MILLION. Penlo4 4 assuring in this flhlce participate in Profits, with out incurring the liability of Loos, the Proprietors haying undertaken sit respon-dbittly ; upon which Principle anew vans are the instances 11 Ten, Twenty. and Wily per Cent. being paid In addition vs the menet assured ; and ease, hale oceurred (when the Dnretion of Life has been eonsider ably prolong,. 11. whe•e the Payment has been more than double the ssin sisnrel. A ROM . .. amonnting. in most instanewk to Tway - Tr-ma per Cent. end in some to upwards of Tnta♦r per Cent. on the Premium paid, within the last Seven Veers, Pladinß at Michaelmas last. his b-en added to all P Melee of Auur enee effected in this °Mee, for the whole period of Life. No Entrance Money, Admission Foe, or other Odlcial Charge, exacted. WILLIAM BURY. Secretary. COUNTY FIRE OFFICE, REGENT-STREET. TRVIITteg. His Once the Duke of NORFOLK, Ilia Orate the Duke of RUTLAND. The Most Noble the Marquis of NORTH.tMPTON, ite.kr. Re. And Sixty Directors. Managing Director. J. T. Barber Beaumont. Esq. F.A.S. TIE distingnishing Principle of this Office is, that it combines the stability of a Company having a large Capital with the minor advantage of sharing Prodts as In Cairn Societies. A permanent Capital of 400.11101. bas been formed in ad dition to the fluctuating Capital arising front the Premiums; and it Is expressly provided. that these Funds alone shall he answerable for Losses, whence Persons Insured are effec tually secured from Liability for the Losses of others. Retoras of 10 and SS per Cent. have been invariably paid to all Persons wko have continued insured Seven Years. whether their Policies were taken nut for Setae Years, or ssrre renewed annually. witch Returns during gee last Si: Years have exeeeded 16,0001. WHITEHALL CARPET WAREHOUSE, No. St. Chathweross.—The Albite are moat teepee fully Informed, notwithstanding the late advance. they may he supplied with several Thousand Yards of the best Ire frame Brussels Carpeting of last year's patterns. at eq. per }'•rd. for ready money only. Also • very coosideranie quantity of Hearth Rocs of For emit. under the Manufacturer's prices.—Every ether kind of Carpeting. Rage. Moor-cloths, Ike. equally cheep. LONDON- . JOHN BURGESS and SON, being apprised of the numerous endeavours made by many personate impose a aperiewa article for their make. feel it incumbent open them to request the attention of the Public In purchasing what they conceive to be the original, to observe the name von.l the address correspon(l4 with the above : —the general app. eraser of the spurious deseriptioat will deceive the unguarded. and for their detection, J. B. and Sox submit the following cautions:—soave are in appearance at Inn sight " The Greuiae, - bat without say name or address some "ileac Essence,of Anehev les :"—others, " Sus ci•es--und many more without address, JOHN BURGESS &SON having been many years ho- noured with such distinguished approbation. feel every sen timent of respect towards the Public. and earnestly solicit Them to ir. feet the Labels prelim's to purrho.ing what they conceive to be of their make, which they hope will prevent any disappointments. RURIiESS'S NEW SAUCE. for general pnrposes,having {,;ten such great 'lmi:traction. continues to be prepared by them. sad is recommended as a most lustful and co..vesiset fi ..ire. Will keep good in all climates. Warehouse. 107, STRAN to, corner of the Savoy-steps, London (rue O,IOIIAL PISM-0/VC, 1,41111140Ust.) Mominem pagina nostra sapit. Our pay relates to INGII.---MARTIAL. Jost published. pries Ss. in boards (Fifteenth Edition). riIHE .ECIS of LIFE: a Non-Ntediml Commen - IL tan on the indiscretions arising from Human Frailty, In which the Cause., Symptom.. and baneful Effects of Lees Venerea, Gonorrhrea. Stricture, Seminal Weakness. de. are fully developed; Part 11. contains come remarks on cer •tata Female Complaints, in pzrticular Sterility ; Part 111. en.bry.ces Practical Obsersations on Sexual Debility, Self Abuse, mental Irritation, with soon, Interesting observations i.n vegetable and animal life; in Part IV. Is a Series of Cases illustrative of the precodlag subjects. explaining . them in a familiar stammer, and the ,hole addromed to the 'fuel' and Maturity of both Sexes. By SUSS and Co. Consulting Surgeons, London. Natora beetle . _ ONNlibet. Mae dt`dit, Si tili;i; eignoverit uti.—CLAv II lAN. Nine' Hearts to all the fogad qf bliss iruppttos. itojrnpal application marks Me atm. May be had at 10, Paternoster-row; ll6. Pall-Mall; AO; Piecadilly ; Gerrard-street. Sotto: St. Fleet-street 174, Fleet-street ; 40, West Smithfield ; N. Cheepside, I.on rt.o ; Stevenson aid Co., Burks and Ce.. Norti;ch ; R. beck. Ipswich ; liseratt a d Bullet& Rath ; Sheppard. Bris tol ; Hatt. Cainbrisisre ; Headier. Leeds ; sad et all Book areikrs.—blessrs.kiol4ll sad Co. are to be consulted. as nand. everyday, at tbeir house ; and Fattest* in the Conroe) are requested to describe minutely the case, enclosing a re in/Renee for Advice - lad Medicine. whir% can be forwarded to any pert of the Werld.-1104114 end Co. M. LC. Sur , roes. 13, Bouverie-street, Fleet-street, Loadoa. Prier ha. cIOLOSION'S GUIDE TO HEALTH : Ad-- , iiee to both Neve+ Ina varlet! of Complaints. With ea Essay on the Venereal Divreve. Glees@ rtetnieel Week w.ssea. and that destructive habit celled dumdum; likewise so Adelrees _ T. PARarro. TrT•nr. Ott• Granaries or YOCTII. The Isteolloit of twig Week Is for the evpress purpose of -...reieg Teeth Hoe fallbto loin a &Notre sled devtructlire . ►shit, thee reselootre theorems. destroys the heelth and 11 1 ,1 tits of Its votaries. sod residers them feeble s•d losetlve • I by Ruse& Leigh, flitastd, London, soda other FROM SATURDAY moms GAZETTE. CARLTON-HOUSE, Ike. 19. lax►. The King was this day pleased to confer the honour of K►nidthood on Major-General Oenrge Aire% , on his appointment as Knight Commander of the Order of the Guelph. This Gazette contains the following- detifol and loyal Atishremes to his most gracious Majesty the King :—Front the Master Pilots and Seamen of the Tr:eitv House of Newcastle-upon-Tyne; from tlicNoblemen. Freeholders, Justices of Peace, and Cotnniissloners of Supply of the county of Perth ; from the Inhabitants of the Parish of Saint - Michael, in the City of Bristol; from the Mitti,ter, Churchwardens, Overseers, and principal Inhabitants, of the Parish of Hawkhurst, in the county of Kent; front the Vice-Chancellor. Dean of Faculties, Principal, and Professors in the University of Glasgow; from the Mi nisters, Churchwardens. ant( Inhabitants of the Town of Worthing and Parish of Broadwater, It. the ty of Sewn ; from the Clergy, Churchwardens, Vestryineu, anti Inhabitants of the Parish of Kirkham, Lancashire : from the Guilder Members of the 11,911 Burgh of Stir ling; (rano the Vicar, Churchwardens, and inhabitants of the Parish of East Brent, Snmersetshsre; from the Bailiffs, High Steward. Recorder, and Freemen of the Corporation of Kingston-npon-Thanses, in the county of Surrey ; from the livntlemen, Clergy, Freeholder., Pilots, Yeomanry, Isr, of the Town of West Cowes, id the Isle of Wight ; from the Sovereign, Burg , and prin. c ipal Inhabitants of the Borough and Town of Carlow and i:s vicinity from the Mat - Jr and inhabitants of the Town and Borough of (treat Vier ttttt ntle and its v'xisiity. in the county of Norfolk; from the Mayor, Aldermen, anti Burgesses of the Town of Falmonth and its vicinity; from the Magistrates and Town Council of the United Town'tif Port Glasgow and Newark ; from the Inha bitants of Leek and its vicinity ; front the Maple. High Steward, Recorder, Bailiffs, Aldermen, Burgesses, and Inhabitants of the lorongh of Dorchester, in the county of Dorset; from the Archdeacon anti Clergy of the , Arehdeneonry of Suntan ; from the Merchant Company of Leith; from the Alderman, iterortier, Common floe awlitergesses of the Town or Borough of Grata tc:Zadial Vreehohlers Inhabitants of !tie said Town or lioranhh, amt the Liberties of the Soh.; from the Inhabitants and Visitors of Leamington Spa, in the county ofMarwick ; from the Provt.st, Magistrates. sod 'Connell of the Royal March of Copal, in the of rife; from the Buroughreeres anti Constables o f M a o. (chaster sad Salford, antkfron the Magistrates. Clergy, ~,,,...• 1 ~",~' r ~...► - LONDON, MONDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1820. " The Cause . Tor whieh HA Sr P fell en At Arid. and SYDNEY died on the T a MKETi NG of the 31.1Y0R and other IY- A AHIT ts - n 4 of the Town and liorourh of OrILD• FtfltD. in Surrey, hell at the cuuncil-cheasiscr of the said town, the kiNh day - of thweasher, Digo, eo , seenel tor the Nlayorsr, to sign a Loyal .%shires,. which had been *tread* prepared at a whale meeting of ten Gentlemen of the tows=, the May or having taken the chair, and caused such address , to be read. \tr. Nihleft rose for the purpose of espostnlat* opon the manner In which the address had heels prep. and of asserting and evereising the rialst of diseussiss nature and propriety of the address, sewn he was told by the Mayor and the requisitionists. that those matters were already settled, and that no discussion of the subject could he persositted. The meeting, which consisted of nearly that 11,11010°f the respeetable Inhabitants. having testilled strong _ . . . to the chair, aml the amended address, proposed by Mr. Niblett and seconded by Mr. Pinnimore, was read. diseas ed, sad adopted without • single dissentient yoke; and It was resolved., tlytt the Right Honourable Lord Grantley, as High Steward of the Town, should be regulated to present the address to bit Majesty at hts early convenience. A resolution was then moved by Mr. Carter, seconded by Mr. Foster. and unanimously adopted, that a Congratu latory Address to her Majesty. epois the happy termination of the wicked attempts against her honour 11144ipteroltstives. should be prepared by • committee. consisting of the Chair man, Mr. Roster. Mr. Roland. Mr. Certer, Mr. Yiunhatore. Mr. Filmier. slid Mr, Niblett, who were directed to apply to the representatives of their town in Parliament, requettine them to aerionspaity a deputation of sneh of the inhabitants as may be disposed to attend the Queen, for the purpose of presenting such address. It was then resolved, that the aforetroing resolutions be hurried is The Times and Srsrr: . sts. newspapers. JOHN NRALDS, Chairman. The Chair . -tan having left the Chair. a tole of thanks to him, for his steely and Impartial conduct lu the chair, was carried by acclamation. THR LONDON MAGAZINE, No 12, for M ember, published by Raidvrin. Oarlock. and Joy. cootains the following Articles:—The Lios's HEAD ; *Nut.' 'Nig. No. V. On the Measure of Painting ; Es mouth Wrestling; Om) n. a Persian Tale. Part I.: The Quakers; The two Races of Men. Borrowers end Lenders: Oar Arrears. viz Patronage, a Poets ; America. an evist*.c, in Verse; Redwaid, a Tale of Mona, by Miss Costello and Memoirs of Henry Hunt. Esq.. newt% die. °serer, Letter on the Maid of Orleans; Traditional Literature, No. 1 : Letters of Foote. (Istria. de.; Sonnets; 0.1 Population. Mr. (odwin's Answer to Mr. Matthaei Esse) on this Sub feet • Sketch of the Progress of Vocal Science in Englund, No. II. ; Sonnet—The Moaock Magazine; the Drams. XL; Literary sod Seitritille Inteitigence; Historical and t railcar 11.irs.uar) r f Public Events : Commercial Hype& Also the usual I.4etary sod Commercial Inforsualkto, Tables. Om. - . 11A • It. UPTI'IItS ENLARGED. ••• in peennstlerter the Pabile lb, Nino'her for DecentUr; which eompletes the first year of the London Magazine. the Publishers cannot but colteniplate, with exultation and sa tisfaction, almost unesampled patronage bestowed on it. sinee its roinnienceinent. T h e Interest ezeited ht the ap pearance of the first nnenher. has co Marva) Increasing ; and the London Magazine has already taken its station amongst the Ent periodical pnliticalions of the clay. The best proofs of its merits. however, and to Pub lishers can most cheerfully refer, are the two 110.U111eS now before the Public. He Sari es, e oral of the early numbers. which' hare been ni!, of print. are now reprinted, mod may be procured at •nl re spectable Bookrelter's. ILI3III.IItELISSED t'IItei:3ISTANCES.—A Gen- JLA Orman of respeentbltity, and long esperienced in extri eating personv, diner la trade or not. from great embar rassments ;n their eireaasslaners, When there k mknerons aril complicated dilllealties to surmount, may be consulted and eneseed by letter Molt paid. direeted to P. W. ). at the Hangerfurd Cane House, Strand, al it generally ne eery. that there is sailkient useausaiten properly managed to extricate. The plan is to accomplish it privately, with out say espoaure by public legal esnarciloslion. Merchants, Triolers mad llonseholders of those Tnen• Gild their ; tool t the Chancellor, Masters, and SchuLars, of the Cull% ersity of Oxford. WIIITEIIII.I., D►.e. 123. T►e king►has been plenYed t.. present the Rev. R. Her esy to the elnsreb and perim of Imola, in the presbytery of Aberbrothark and county of Forfar, void by the death of Glowse. W 1R OFFICE. Dec. it. I let Regiment of Light Dragoons. Ser;eant Tismbrick to he Coronet, witit-.)t pvirehsse tire ('role, promoted. 17th Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon. S. Dolmas. M. D. from half e" Feet, to be Assisteet Surgeon.. rice T. Price. 74' istpladlor Re_giment of Font °mirth, Rerlfrorl R. swat* the SIM Fwd. to be Itergeon. Irks 3. Bacot. half pay, 21st Light Drogrions. of Font. Quarter-usester R. Edwards. from on Regiment. to be Quartermaster, eke T. retires upon hill rm. " 'F. Morshead, Dept. to be Ensign, with . Ikftl thirceon R. Spencer, from half pay of the slat Light Dragoons. to be Surgeon, rice Gibson, appointed to the lit Foot tivards. fd Weal India Regiment. Quartermaster-fieriesnt J. Dukes, from the Depot In the Isle of Wight, to he tinkerer mOter. vice Fair, eppointed to the 7th Roy al Veteran RAMON,. Ist Ceylon Reeiment. f.lententint J. Dyes. from the .slst Foot. to be Captain, without purchase, tire Cleatner, de ceased. 7th Royal Veteran Rettallon.—Lieutenant Donald Munro. from the Stith Font. to he f.ientenant, trice A. Simpson, whose appointment has not liken place. Quartermaster W. Fair. from the 1 1 / 4 1 West India Regi ment, to be Ensiirn. view Christmas knight, who returns to his former situation on the rrtire'sl 114/. DOSPIT %I. ST %FF. Apothecary W. Wlsendon, front half-pay, to be Apothe cary to lilt FOrCeli. Royal Feat India Volwe+•ra, IV. Venn• Natthall, Gent. hi be Lieutenant, Vier Mitchell, whose oppointwout has sot token plact•. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE.-Drr. IP. 1410. Royat. sq., varN r o► Astrit.t.rn v.—Second Lieutenant 11. Crime in the Piro I.lvotroant. First Lieutenant ft. Beaumont Rnrnahq, from half-pay, to he ditto—hreond Lien enant A. Alcor►, (row MINA', to be fireoad Lieu tenant. Commission in the Newcastle Volunteer Infantry. s'grsed M' tits Vier-Lirutenant of the County of Stafford. J. Swipe, Gent. to bd Ensign, lice Key, resigned. J. Sprigene. f't e•ltata, Burks, draper, from Dee. 911, to en. 13. at (.aildhall. 3. Seem. 11)nties.ter. linen-draw. from Dec. 9, to Jan. T. at Ilw IS kite Ilan Ina, Waleirld. G. DPnimett, Deptford, soap-maker, from Dec. ID, to Jas. , at 1.; alldha 11. vaßurrirr SUPEREZDID. X . ttres. T. ( - hapman, jun. Neweastlempon-Tyme, merchant. to to surrender. Dec. SO, Jan. 9. Feb. 3, at Guildhall. Attor ney, Mr. T. Bowan. Broad-street-buildings. A. 11.tsa and Millurray, Graceeherch-street, merchants. Dee. 913, Jett. JO. Pt, at Gelblhall. Attorneys. Messrs. Tom!inane, Thomson. Baker, end Smith. Coleman-street. M. kltdinetta. Birmingham. grocer, Jan. I I. IS. Feb. 3. at Guildhall. Amt:rneys, Mr. Palmer,n Birmingham ; and . Long sad Austen, Gre)'s-inn. T. Moose. Liverpool, optician. Jan. 19. 13. Feb. 3, at the George-Inn. Liverpnol. Attorneys, Mr. Harrison, Liver pool ; and Mr. James. Fly-pi:we. J. IVright, Strand. wine-merchant. D. 20. Jan. 2. Feb. 3. at Guildhall. Attornat, Mr. Martindale. Oray'llion'-wifit re. W. Reyna; Hammersmith. brandy-mere ant, Jan. 4, 9. Feb. 3. at OWIOIIOII. Attorney, Mr. Brown. Nit/clog-lane: 11. R. Hell. Thattiea-Ditten. manager, Dec. 1111, Jan. 9. Feb. 3. st Guildhall. Attorney. Mr. Goode. Itedlforl.row. J. C. and A. Iliahripeeamistratet. metelionta, Dee. Ott., Jan. 911, Feb. 3, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Van Santlest.,Mcbolsts-lene. 11. Hartong, Paul's Cray. miller, Dee. 10. Jan. 13, Feb. 3. at Gelltfball. Attorneya, Messrs. Clarke alltl Faulkner. Cheapaide. C. W. (:bapman. Camberwell. stock-broker. Jan. I. B. Feb. 3, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hutchison, Thread needle-street. E. °redden. N -atreet, Mitidlettet-llnspital, Dee. 10). Jan. fis Feb. 3. at Guildhall. Attorneys, Slesars. W. and Weibrook. W. Wrightson, Leeds, drnitgl+t, Jan. 15, 90, Feb. 3, at the Hotel, Leeds. Attorneys. Mr. Jackson, Barnsley ; and Messrs. Alexander and Holm*. New Inn. T. 1. . Tweed, Rorettant. EVIP‘. dealer in potatoe., Jan. 0, AK% Feb. 3. at Gnildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Deuce and Bon, Billiter-square. O. Bunyan, Corithill. meater-mariner. Jan. B. IS. Feb. 3, Attorney. Mr. Latimer. Gras's-inn-a:pare. E. Marsh, Iledderalielti, grocer, Dec. 30, Jan. (1, Feb. 3. at the George Inn. Iludderafiettl, Altorneya, Mr. Green wood. fluddenfield ; and Mr. Bettye. Chaneery-lane. 0. Jaekann. Birmingham. grocer. Jan. It. IS. Feb. 1, at Ilse 'loyal llotel.lllratinghate. Attorneys. Mr. Parker. Mir mloghain ; and Clears. Alexander and Holum. New Inn. J. Richardson, Nlancheater• joiner and builder, Jan. IS. 17. Feb. 3. et the Unieorn Inn, Manche-liter. Attorneys, Mr. Manchester; end Messrs. Hard mad Johnson, T V. le. Ockley. Terrington, Norfolk. dealer and Chapman. Jan. 6, R. Feb. 3, at the Bell len, Norwich. Attorneys. Mr. Hole'. Norwich ; and Mr. Nelson, Romani's-Inn. J. liporrier. and J. Barker. Worcester. sea the-menage- Borers. Jan. a 4. Feb. 3. at the Swan lintel. Birmingham. Attorney a. Mr. Gent, Birmingham ; and Messrs. Jennlari •nd J. Singleton. Huddersfield. clot Mer. Jan. I. Feb. 2.1. at the Genree-ine. Iluddersfielsl. Attremeys. Alesars. and Robinson. Huddersfield ; and Messrs. Clarke, Iticliards. sad Medea Ir. (113.1.,•,? -lane. A. •ntellt. Wren. Readine, butchers. Jan. 3. 3. Feb. 3. at the Olotteeeter and Olfont Tavern. Bath. Attorney+. Mr. Baron. Bath ; Messrs. Adllugton and Ureter). Bedford-row. G. Kulkley. goeen-.treat, liannver-septarr. items-met /than% Jan. 9..21, Feb. 3, at Ouihlimil. Attorney, Mr. Dyne. Litirola's-isin-Gelds. 11. Harris. 11-rtfird. meet., Dee. 10. Jan. 10. Feb. 36 at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Martindale, Gray's-inu, DIVIDENDS. Jan. 17. T. Pretty. 'Tipton. Stalfortlahlre, Iron-manalke-; tam% at the Wooltatek Inn, Nirmingthne.-Jen, O. 11, Sane' Doreet-place.Clarese-road. to t t th eette .br o a e r. 'd oom. bell.-Jan. Ilk J. Ri ey.etecieestee, grocer, at Vat Thema Drowns Inn, Leirester.---Jen. IS, A. Tani. Ca therine-seart t Tower-hill. mem-hunt. at Owildttall.-Jan. la, %V. Pox, Ns: 4haage-buildings, stoek-hanker; at Chtilettentl.-Jen. fre. B. forgter and R. Wyhate. Neweeselemprm-Tyne. unenthaats. at th e G eo r g e Ina, Neweastle-epeesTy ne.-Jett. IS. Ti Irnaug, Pad,ttegton-strert, St. Mart-leSone, pease. el taisildhall.-,1 • IS, P. ironing, jun. mat e tt. Andaman, Wap pag. sall-raaLrrs, ut Guildhall-Feb. iu. 11. Mould. Wie alligellee, Southampton, cabbie-maker. at the White Ham 'lllllll.llnrilebury. Worcester.-Jan. 16..1. Wuhan,. Novi lky. Susses, tailor, at IS, W. Vaaidag, , . • disapprohntion of this infringement of their rights, the half my AGA Fee , Me or and requilsitinoista proceeded hastily to sign their who esclutares• address, and the \layer. has ing signed and left the chair, IN or titenatils was partirtilarly urged to resume it, and to taLt desperate' rilition,"•ttent the dist i i; ‘, . the tattlin g a p the addreep. ,noti carol in sillremissilk/W Pr VIM reti. " iPon /lOW% . tOdb lie illreltned In di), and. wag- Ilth ifealment i Elle .. meat nee their two discretion, withdrew, ball*" Bourlge. followed It, sties, et eight oftfierequisitiouilds, amidst greet Cowles. who retie biasing nod hoot log or the alerting. 6lst Ditto. W. Upon this Mr. Alderman Neel& was unanimously (Idled o ut Pn"hise• . .. . .. . . .. AMA MI t.l tinre. rte„ I- - sr% ~' - Aikams. a ~. Pluci 'IIP?( PENcle. untter-lene, ails-manufacturer, el OuildhaU ....& J an. IS. C. Hartley. 11 hitehaven, cabinet-soaker. at Um Mack Lios 1nn..11%./teltavett. -Jan. IS, T. Roberts and J. Roberts, Kingston upon-Hull. merchant.. at • to 'Clew's Cole. House. Kinifslon-stpon-Hell.—Jan. 80, W. Dixon, tolltburst. Mattehester. milieu-printer. at the Dog Tavern, Nlanciteste.. Jan. IS. J. 11.11enaell, South Shields, ship-ou net., at the Ueorre twenstle-upon-Tyne.—Jan. 17, T. E. Bart lett. Benham OVontshlre, draper, it the White Lion Inn, Rat.bury.—Dee. *l. 8. Humphreys, Charlotte-street, For:- land-place. merchant, at tiuildliall.--"Jan. IS, W. T. Arm stro..g, Leadenhall-street, druggist, at Guildhall.—Jan. J. Dnrper. Edgeware-roail, cow-keeper, et Duildhali.—Jan. IS. W. Wootton. 'ls'er's Osiewa • Heratonchter, tanner, at IS. A. Maitland and J. Aittlorley, Brent.- ford. ironmongers. at Onildhatl.--isn. itd, R. Clare, New port, Isle of Wight, brewer, at Coildball. fiafiCa ti I its.--JA N. 13. , J. Rare-U. filebrimitreet, Cpper Marsh, Lambeth. vie tuatirr.—R, .1. Appleton, Veithenetes, Yorkshire. plumber...-. A. Wilkinson. Liverpool. wine.mereia 0.-4'. W. Daniel, Bulb. JeueNer.—.F. F. %Frew. Saint lieorge, CLonceater shire, deoler.—J.. Robinson. Dorking, baser.—A. Scott, Joli-street, Coininerclal-road (no trade.) PaIItTNIERSKIVS DISSeLVED. W. Myron and J B. Br/1011:y. Yr rh-street. Rortoni. hop a..d seed-fitoors.—N. Whelan and H. Wit.dan, Ws'- thantalow, actool-mistremes.--J. H. de Dourdon and A.. N. di Mainsburg. booksellers.—W. Beaumont, J. Wrigley, and J. DiggleN, Austerlands, Waddlew cotton-spinners.—J. Monsen, A:Hon:well. and J. II J.: '- sell. Rrldport, tmunifarturers of fislsing-uela.—T. W. N A damson and B Adams. Hesineitall-street. Blackwell-hr U. factor,.—J. Billiton and J. Rollins, Croydon (so trade.)—T. Long and W. Holthes, Bristol. Atatitmers.-1. Coles:mu. 1. Adsms, anti J. Coloman.(iray's-;tlJ-passage, fide-mongers. —R. Hoskins and J. I). Prince, Maneltealer, assico-printrri. —T. T. Harrington and J. Nisbet, Cape-town, 1 ape of Good. Hope. (no trade.)—W. and J. Digliton, J. Ric:tar...a. and S. Itichards. Bristol, •utar-refuse.—J. J. Mary a id 1. Frans. New Bond-erre% Beihmk, R. Esau', and IS. Bullock, biblsett Meadows Colliery. AVIRAGII ralcv (IF mt.: 1$ ►YGLAMD AYU WAL4II. WileSt 61.4. 334. AU. 4l.—Oats. 19s. 9J.-11Maiii, 7d.—Prese, Ws. dd.—Qatar .., ?IL bd. The .%Temp. price of Rrown and 31noenve4o Super. ante.- puled from the Returns' sun& is toe week ending LA Silk day of December, 340. Ind. per cwt. FRENCH PdP ERR. SPEECH OF 1118 AI LIFSTY. LOUIS XVIII. TO TliE LEIiISLATIVE CH./MS.B%OF FR INCE, UN TCESDAY LAST. .4 Gestrtsmsx—Arrivetl at the close of the year, mark ed at its commencement, by the omit afflicting events, but since so (mitre! in consolations and liapes, we onght, in the first plate, to render (basks to Divine Providence for Isis fresh overtire. " Mourning was in my home' a son has been grant ed to my ardent prayers: France, after having mingled her4eo". l 44lsawast. ilea participated ia easy jor ansel gra. tow e, 3itli teammortswhich I have sensibly felt. " The All-Powerful has not limited his protection here : we owe to him the continnance of pearl., that source of all pro•perity. Time has only more Mutely united the Alliance, orwhick France forms a part. This Alliance, whilst it averts the causes of war, might to in spire confidence against the dangers to w hich social or der, or the political equilibrium may he exposed. " These dangers are daily receding from us. I shall not, however, in this solemn communication to my sub jects, he silent respecting the serious facts which, doting the course of the year, have afflicted my heart; happy, nevertheless, to Las able to say, that if the State and my family have becu menaced by a conspiracy, too much connected with the disorders which load preceded it,•4 has been manifested that the French nation, faithful to its•king, is indignald at the bare thunglit of its patrits! seeptre tieing wrested from it, to become the sport i.lf the remnant of a restless faction, which it universally detests. This faction, therefore, has not interriptad like movement which brings France hack to the days of het prtisperity. in the interior, successes, always iocreas nig, hare crow ned The efforts of her laborious activity, which apply equally to asrienhere, arts, anti holuitie. " The auselinration of the Rev tomes of the State, • the economy o hick I have prescribed, and the tried sols dity of credit, aihnit of being proposed to You, eveu in the present Session, a new diminution of the taxes now directly assessed. This relief tt ill be so much the noir, efficacions, as it will produce au equal assessment of the public burdens. " Such ancresses render more dear to me the duties which royalty impose.. .. To bring to perfection the operation of the great political bodies created hr the Charter ; to fix the dab. ferent branches of the Atiministratiou in harmony with this fundamental law ; to inspire enteral confidence 'in the stability of the Throne, and the inflexibility of flue laws which protect the interests of all—such is the mid of my efforts. To attain it, two conditions are netts sary—titue and repose. We ought not to demand from infant imatitutions, what can only be expected from their complete developetnent„ anal the morals which they as. &Stilted tip form. Until then, let us be wise etiong.h to acknowledge that, in public affairs, patience and mu &ratios are also powers, and those of all others which deceive us the least. lot us not forget that it wonld hie impossible for the tinvermnent to maintain coder, that principal guarantee of liberty, if it were not armed with a s.rength proportioned to the difficulties in the midst of which it is placed. " Every thing atitionnces that the modifiratione °p rate,' in o ur electoral system, will lead to the advantages a hide I anticipated. • Whatever adds to the strength and independence of the Chambers, adds to the who-. Hay aid dignity of my Crow n, This Session will, I hope, achieve the work happily commenced in the ia4t. In strengthening the tiec•sw•ry connection between the Mueareh and the Chambers, osNisall succeed ih foun.4 i tor that system of I tuvernowut which so vast a Stuttaroliy mast always require, and %thick the actual rate if France, and Europe, more imperatively cotonian.fs. " It is to accomplish these designs, that I desire ape.- Itioration of the days which may yet be reserved ett sop. it is skit in order to their accomplishment, that we otifili p) &rod. ton Gentlemen, neon my liens and Inviolable will, alit I upon your loyal and constant support." Ills alajestv's speech was received with g at ittell.k asatiuns ut Vice it Hui ! At the close, the Minister of the billerior invited noels of the newly-elected deputies as were present to take the Donal oath, which .was l i v ed in the prescribed Form. Ili. Majesty then 1.0411Y24.1 to the Tsilleries *Midst the rongratulations of the WWI.* bhd throng. • rositeo PrstOi.--Eive per Ceats. 714. 5k.... &bah A:dors. 1.4:71. Sac. *.! •