The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-03-26 00:00:00

a‘ctLoLck( M iiii. , • ~L~~~~ ~- so- 3020. THIRTY PER CENT. UNDER ANY HAT WARE HOUSE IN E \CLASH. el JACKSON, Hat Mannfacturer, 64, Barbican, ‘,..1• near the City Repositort • has constantly on sale a most extensive assortment ofevery description of Hats and lieaver Bonnets; also a great variety of Gobi colour Real Turbans.—Likewise Soya Cloth Prussian Caps of superfine cloth. only 41.—Leather Hats and Caps from 9.4.—The Pub lic sill find a great saving by pstrehasinT as above.—Jack son's New inveuted treble covered beNt superfine Beaver Hats at may Inks.—they are decidedly the cheapest awl most elegant Ilats ever offered to the public.--The new improved Patent Water-proof Hat. Sill, and Beaver. at only ISs. ; this hat will wear three times as long as those imitations now selling from Ms. to ISs, an.l upwards. by almovt every flatter; tunny of them call themselves manufacturers.—The T ado sumlled as usual. N. R. Old Hats rowed with silk, an.l made equal to new, lOs. ed.—No Inlaid Letters received - C h ,l A. Milt - STAIN and Co., SARACEN'S HEAD 1.79. INN, Snowatill, London. Toe foilowing Post Coneata, Mall Coaelees. &c. set oat from the above Inn:— The "Telegraph." Rainagate, Margate, and Canterbgry new post emu+, every morning, at a quartet past seven. In &A.:I-garner of the decided preference given to the obese coach, the proprietors are at etermined ivy •xpenee khan be spared to render it the first cooveyaray an that Odd. • D o ver, Beal. vandwich. and reversham, every morning, :a! a quarter post seven, and sit in the et ruing. Bromptroi. titatham, Rochester, Sittingbottrue, and Rain -I,7:in. every morning, at a quarter past seven. Falmouth, Ph mouth. Exeter, We' mouth, Dorchester, Dartmouth. and saltation, every morning. at seven. through Ilimiton, tvinitister, Britiport, Illandforl, nod Rusiagstoke. The '• 1.:.ti0n." Southampton. Ly mington. Winchester. nod RasingstoLe new coach. every morning at eight ; ar rives at the Coach anal Horses, Southampton, by flee. The proprietors of the above roach hope to receive a eon tinuance of that support which has hitherto been experienced since the comissencemeat of the " Union." Nu racing with coaches. Balls aid Bristol flying post coaches, through Chimen• ('aloe, and Marlborough, every atieritoutt, at one. covt•litis To WELLA, 1:111DGMA I Els, 1.11.7NT0N. AND MI.T3:OVTO. The "empire." a new Liverpool iiirlit emieb. only one until, tin the road, carry hog roar inside. sets nut daily ; through Woburn, Northampton. Wrlr.srd, Litterworth. Hinckley. Alheratuat. Lichfield, stone, Newcastle. Banta turd. Warrington, and Preston. terewshury, Wellington. and Shillrnal coach, every reen list. at five. The • Cnios," Weymouth, Dorchester, Bloodier t, Salis bury. Andover, and Basingstoke new post coach, eqer) af ternoon. at four. TUC WILTOOrTII FACIIICTS TO SWERNSET, JamiszT, I'IIEItROVNG, CT. MALOES, ike. The "Rockingham." Leeds new li;irt coach, sets out every morning at eight ; and passes tierough Stamford. Newark, Retford. Doncaster. and Ferry bridge, to the Gol• den Lion, Leeds. neat morning, at ten. Notwithstausling the uncommon espanlitioa of Ibis coach, it is allowed to be the most agreeable and coneplarte public conveyance on the north road, being unequalled b; any other. Ulangow, Loogtowe. Gretna Omen. Amin. re varies. Brownhill. Thornhill, Sampahar. kiln, Caoravrek. iviogsweil, sod all parts of tiro:land. ai s ilik steoech daily. S TOgh•talberultigh. Whikhis. thsoslerlaurt. New.• e east*. sad Edinburgh, a pest coatis. with a guare throughout ; sets not every morning et nine. by way of Newark, Refried. Task:ester, Dsrlingion. ;sorihillerton. Durham. Morpeth. sill Iterwirk. Passenger% footling them selves fatigued on the journey. may rest vs hut time they please, and then pureed on without any adalitiossal fare. Brldgettorth and Wild post coach over) evening. Marlborough and Ss Lialon new four inside roach, thronsh Aldbours. !trellis,. Lambourn, Parton. Lyttintrton. Pee spy, Wooten Basset, italasbury. Hangerford and Newbury. every morning. Boston, Spalding. Peterborough, Stilton sad iientingdon Royal Mail l torch, every everting : to Spilsby, Leith, tiriassby awl lint, every afternoon • at six. Carlisle, Peari:it. and Wssitehaven new four inside Post t'ssaels: passes through Brous'''. Appleby. liretua-bride, Richmond, ('atteriek. lioronglsisrLie. Wetherhy. A herford. Doncaster. and Grantham. Passengers detained on the ruaai ti) hue ness, or isleassire. have the peculiar adv outage of their seats being serare:l in the Di's! coach. Kendal. Lancaster. Preston. Kieb-Loonolele. Bolton. ('heeler, Orisiskirk, and tiaratang post-coaehes, every af lemon at Five. Liverpool, Warrington, Knutsforil. Stone, Moroni. anal Ll:Afield post-roar:Leaned the • • oeflance." evening, to the Saracen's I lead Inn. Dale-street. Liverpool Wakefield post-eoaeh every monitor,. Chester, Newport. Whitechurch. Tarporley, Naurptwich. N.irfau iris. sod Alidsllewis Is, post-coach every eveuieg. S.onlerland. Seeekton. aid Cara coach, every morning. to the George Inn. Sunderland. Sheffield and Rotherham post reach. called the Rocking ham, every looming at eight. and the Nelson at Nine. ilirmiushans post-coach. sets out t very afternoon at Ave. " 1 " ... 'II•A.•Th loisminetoss and Daventry, to the Sara taa's Head, 1411-s'ree•, Birrobighlo'• S.A. MOUNTAIN and CO. revpretMly amulet their Friends sad the Public, that they will not be account able for say Parris. Passengers' Luggage. Writings, Plate, Le. of snore the. Five Pounds value, If lost, stolen, or ela. Ingot. unless entered as sneh. and the Insurance paid ac coraiogiy, at the Saracen's Head leas Rocroabill• London. A MOw INIPoRT INT I)ISCOVERY. FOR CONVUL SION AND EPILEPTIC FITS. !SPASMS. e. DR. 11.11)1.EI'S l'llNV(:I.S1()N POWDER, a certaie Remedy for Coot Widen Fits is Children, and for all Sponse:idle These Powders are a never failing remedy la the worst cites of Convulsions in Chil dren ov Ea also Epileptic or Falling Fits, which they Cusp I4y emirinie t n:atoves the most violent Spanmod" Thcse Powders are wonderittlly effective ecru iul'uumuiptimi. find in all cases of relaxation, debility. and wenlams in Children and Adultg, and restores the Patient to C e 2tellhh. without ronfinement or Rhenium i t Art. rowdersare equally efficacious in all Climates. sitaacys rent. crrrees ADIALREED to DC 11ADECT. From the lion. Mrs. Merton. Da. HAIKET. Tatton Part', Sept. 2 - Min• Sir - I this morning received roar letter mentioaing your intention lit bsineint )oier Coilvelsion Powder into more Fvurrel ai.tire. I have m very nigh an opinion of it. from the vary I h ale seen performe d. that I think nor will be du'oil a Public sett ice.-1 remain. Sir. your's, ffie• R. gOItaTOIC 111031 THE PIORT YON. LADY amain's. ____ Sept.?. IRSO. Thla b to certify. that I have used Dr. !ladle! s Con vulgion P " 1 " 4 " II) Madly and many others. and approve of its akar). FRANCOIS LOSIORRII. /RAN LADS WIILTOLS. Da. limner. llllllntdoa. I.ltSridge. Jan. $6. INTO. Mir---I shalt have great pitman?* in desiring !on to make "e n el m when y manse yin, pabli4o tne Coavaistom Powder. 'l* Strut ?Scary to my owls family and friends, and to tile r m ' r • I lair e‘perleated for maw years.-1 am. Sir. Plot eek!, 'irritant, Ca - meats, WALPOLV. 1%.•1S in bottles at 4a. dd. 11.. and 214. each. bit 'PP"' T. h " ll . l thr Propri e t or . by 11 r. S anger. Medicine Ws rebottle. U ‘ ki t'l - street;%VSO'S. Harelay and doss. 93. F..." 1 "tkrt Meson. Newberry and bona. 16. Mt. Paul's Church rAeraede. at. Posies Charris.varrl bolted tied Co' kit* —reh - Yartl ; Nader 4. Citeapaide; Evans. leroft•la le. s :" Il lavid; 211$1. it and ; ntradtias auA Nix. t ( °} ll i "Mule! ; Jokiest mte, War.i. H ail": ste, an d by inns re.pertasle No.lieine Wooden „"‘ee% Town hr.. 11.0. 0 1.: the t: Mingdons. % 4 !* r"r Lk% !Og g lee °I mow' • ~•. • 10 5 . • ./ 41 , 4'4, • 11•40“.1“. man 4 LONDON 'MONDAY; MARCH 26, 1821. Now in the press, add will he published. on the 214 ofApril. Fria Singular Life of (lEI)ItUE STACPOOLE. Esq., late of Grosrenor-place. with anecdotes of his cher antic, the bar maid, her natural son Dick, also Dick's real father. and many persons of rank. Tnis work will be sold at Yeoman's Library, 7. Mary-le-bone-street ; and by Mr. O'Brien, IS, Newcastle-street, Strand, priceSs. JOIIN BCHHESS and SON, being apprised or tint numerous endeavours made by many persons to impose a spurious article for their make. feel It incumbmlllipao !hem to request the attention of the Public in purchasing what they conceive to he the original, to obsee the name and the address corresponds with the above : --the general appearance of the spurious descriptions will deceive the au t e*lrued, and for their detection. J. 13. and 140% submit the following .castions:—some are in appearance at first sight " ilesuine," but without env name or address : some " 131.; auln*6 Essence of Anchovies:"—others, " bt a• sies**-4 ul many more without address. JOHN HURUEbb & bON having been many years he. noured with such distinguished approbation, feel every sen timent of respect towards the Public. and earnestly solicit them to Inspect the lAbols previous to peTNINhaIW what they, easeeise to be of their make, ellith they trope will prin.s many disappointments. 111URtiEtitili NEW 14 AUCE. for general purposes. tiering gives such crest satisfaction, continues to he prepared by them, an.l is reroute:waded as a most useful and convenient Moore. Will keep hoed in all climates. Warehouse. 107, STN SD. corner of the Ss volt-steps. London \ Av (TRY. ORIGINAL IDDM-AI'CR WARZUnt DAy ...a - atAturms BLACKIN4i,order „I" the Court of Chaneary, made SIM Mardi, 1521. in a atm, cnA LIE 4 PIT AND nf:N.l ‘mtN NI r. .1% mEs coca- JoSIICA 1111WI.ANP, AND JoIIN " That on injunction do twee to restrain the said James Cockburn. Joshua Itefirfafol. and John Ftrewer, their tier s ants, Ag u:i, and Worse:nen, under the Penalty of 111,000 to be let kit npon their and each of their lands. goods. and chst's•ts. from passing or 'tithing upon the bottles rose:1011- in; toe coenposition or blocking. manufactiireel by the said defendant. James COCkbtall, of by any other prrion. or in ally utters acitairr. aging labels britiz copivs, or fac %indite*. or rot wirithle insitatio.os of the labels used by the plaintr, or ens nely-r label or description. hs which the positi 0000 actually tootle and manufactured hs 1)1V and or shall lisle Cee appearance of being so described or repre sented. and more particularly any Inhel or labels haYiais the miners or fines of thy sal Marlin *Ascribed or annexed. either actually or apparently and ostensibly as a algiseture thoreto. 01111 from %Mole or causing to hr sold. the bottle* containing tfir vomit osition or Mae king made In the said defendant. James Cockburn. or by nos other person with any seeh labels pasted or 'fixed thereon." n‘vKRI POP.:R.EPEP. Moth, Purtsen, victualler. u.INKRS'P'ri. Hominess pag:us no.tra *spit. One peg, relotrir to tars.—MtllTlAL. Just published. price ev. is bawds (Fifteenth Hslition). /11111.; of LIFE: n Commen tary o n tlw ludisevetions arising truss limns, Fraill,. l io which the Causes. S)utptoins. and baneful Effects of !Ai.% Venerra. Uonorrh.en. S•rieture. Sensing! Wealsness. Ar. are folly developed ; Part 11. moieties sow, asan t etoi on trr tale Female (' ',taints. lu perticallar Strtilit) : Part 111. ea‘hrters Prartirul Observations on Sexual I)etiiiity. gel( Allow. said Nlentsi irritation, with sore interesting obi/Reba- Heini on ‘eireftrisie and animal lite: in Part IV. is a Heriei of Naos. IllissUrsile• .$ Ike peaeadieg suphieeko. implaislog time in a fandliir manner, sail the whole sildreAsed to the Vona' as I Mat•wity bo;ti S errs. Hy UOSS and Co. Consuiting Surgeons. London. \shorn heaths Omnibus rise si quit eognoverit ati.--('t.st llrurrs lu url Ikcjitadi 0./ bliss supplies:. MO ergo! oiViroliuta :marks Ike riot. Mae b e b a d at sin. patenower-rot::Y). Pall-Mall: 11. : Priisre•-street. Soho: N. inert-street: 114. Fleet-street ; 440. West Sta. Chrapside, Lon don; Stevenson and Co.. Hurlot anal Co.. Norwich ; H. net k. Ips iris : Ilarratt and Its:11 : Rris :ol: Hatt. l'anibridre : Headlea. ant at all Rook vellers.—Nlessrs. Ut.M.S awl Co. are he 1w roomette& as usual. cure dat. at their know : and Patients in the Countr are requested to deserilw ininntei the else. ewlosing a re. inittanee for %dike e: el Medi• ins, whirls ca as he fora ariled to any part of the ‘Viirl.l.- COSS and Cis. ti. 1:. r. Sur geons. 11. lionverie-st•eet. Elerl.4lfeet. U. 33011. " The Coffee for rhieh fril in the Field, aaii S VASE r died ots the Srlfold!" 61st Ditto—Lleat. 3. Hell, from hilt-pay 79th Foot. to be Lieutenant, vice J. Patience, w hose appointment has not taken place. Ditto--flurgenn C. R. Alderson, AI.D. from hell-puy of the Royal Stork Rangers, to be Surgeon, vice R. Spencer. whe exchanges. Ditte-;-Ensign .I. Thomas. from half-pay 37th Foot, to be Resign. vice C. H. Copper, who vx , Mances. 63th Ditto—n. 11. Windringtots. Gent. to be Ensign. with out porcbase. view Doeulthorne, whose appointment has not taken place. tlith Reglement of Foot —T,ientena nt W. Rowan to be Cap tain. without perchase. vlke °rev, deceased. tOtti Ditto—Ensign G. 1.. Roulthee to be Lieutenant, vice Iliggiebotham. deceased ; Ensign A. Wetherell, from the 43th foot. to be Ensign, vice !loather. 32d Ditto —T. Rvrne. Ora. to he Ensign. without pur chase. vice Lord F. 'Montagu, promoted in the let Ceylon Regiment. _ _ It Ditto—Lieutenant J. Clark, from half-pay of the Re irimmt, lobe Lieutenant, rice 11. M. Randall, who excimogui, recnielutc tke difference. Ist Ceylon Regiment—Envizo Lord F. Mostar.. from the Nifi POO4 ill he Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Dely, pro mo Meseopasna.--The Exchange of Assistant-Surizons ;fount. }Min half•pay 2l't Light Drawn'. n ui Rgbson. fattt Fnni. es stated in the Gazette of listh October last, has not taken piece. Commissions biped by the ford Lieutenant of the CueAy of Flint. 1). F. Jones. F,•q. to he Depots - Lienteoint. Consinissioo lathe Nurth Sumer‘rt Vropct signed Is% the t..rd Lietatenvit of the Condi oC homers. t. N. T. 10:e. Es 4. to he Adjutant and Captain by I:reset. rice Ttornittil. displaced. R. Wtonta. tilesford. Lincoln. draper. J. kiranias, Grist Buttou, Lancashire, cotton-matiufac turer. .1 Mg&oil. Cargill!. hoot and ahoe-ankrr, to itarvovi•er Marsh SI. April 14, MarMiliattlellil:oll. Attorney, Piihem Banter's-hell. Miistkitell-street. A. fledges. Mt. Martin's-11w% baker. Mare,' 31. April 14. Ala) A. id Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Jopson, Castle-Urea:. II °lbw*. .1. eiteny,l.lverpool. dealer, April 10. IQ, May 3,. at the Atte talk. Balmer. Waterloo-street. Liverpool. Attor ney% . Rein ter. Waterloo-street, Liverpool; an . Messrs. etais,and Motes:t. Ctislierry-.n J.Taylur. Park. Illorgelit. iron-futinil.n., April 1. 3. May 3, at the 'rim ; , -bill. Attorneys. Mr. Moran. Holborn•eosrt. Gray's-ion ; and Mr. Tattersloll, W. Haynes, Pitourbridse, Worcester. 'wrier. April 13. IC May b. at dm Albion Hotel. Itirminewn. At:o• net's, Meinirs. Batter and Hawker, Gray's-inn-plat:e and Mr. Hint. Ilinainshasa. J. Wells, Liverpool, merchant. April 17. N. l'khy 3, at the Insit Hotel. Liverpool. Altos-oils. Viii.. Whitley and Mason, Upper Dawsoto-51r:: , .., Williamson-s.pare. Li , verpool ; and Messrs. Adtington and G ory, Redford-row. 111. ft edgirlel4 London, warehouseman. April 3. 7, Mae 3, at Guildhall. Attorneys. Messrs. Fis.ser and Soak/yr. 'lns- Tles-inn, Holborn. J. L. Smith. Vaaxliall-vralk, Nlnrrh Si. April 7. May 3, at Utilitiall. At turae) s. Messrs. Rubinson nail gassrovia, Austin-Friars. J•dellherfa. Leamington. Warwick. grocer. Mare's SI. .11pri17.. May 11, at guildhall. Alleyway, Mr. (multiall. Fur T. Chinn. Maidstone. linen-draper, Afarrli 31, April 10. May S. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Itippon, Great Pierre) - street. Illnekfriara-road. A. Heilman°, .rrhant..April 3. 7. 3, at liniidttall. Attorney, Mr. Eseke. tlderistlnhoirv. J. Morris, Upballangl. I. inn:oer. tan.ser. %prii It, 111. May 3. at he Eagle and 'iild Inn, i.ithin Wig in. .Ittivriosy Ale"sr•r. Taylo; and ltdmeipe. Temple and Nte,...r4. Fiteliett, soil %Vaxslittf, Warringtoa. W. kenifeek. Throvvititrtnn-street. March 37. April 7. Mae 3. at Atturne), Mr. W. 3:301g, l'harititte-Oreet. I'. t•roß. Chatham, hair- Irescer. Mr.relt 31. ‘p1:1 7,11 a 3. at kitaildhill. Attorney. Mr. Bow-lade. J. Walker. Upper 110.441.1-or.• .1. Iturtisond..l, parchment dealer. Mares 31. April 7. May b. nt thitrbintl VV.rnrys. Ile..rs, Foulke', Lan(ford and lVallor.i, Mouths epton-st., T. Wll l .tr-11 irt-hii-v::rd. St. st corn-'I Nlareh 81. Ip , il lu. flay 3. tit Attora.l. Mr. Gray. 1:11;, T)son-Once, h,ngs land-road. J. Coulson. and E. Leadhitter. (intosliend. glass-mann farturcrs. April Nlav 3, at the (i.ioree-Inn. Nevi castle upon-Tyne. Attorneys. Measra. Atkinson and I% ililes. SO. Chancery-lane; and J. Rain'arid t re, W, :iingtou-place, Newesstle. 11. Itirharilson, Meeklenhartii-intuare. an:l T. Vokr.i. Giourr.ter-dreet, Queen-square, mcrraaut.. Nlarrii 11. April 17. Miy 4. at Attorneys, Swain, Ste-sin.. Maples, Pearce, and Hunt; Frederick's-place. OM-Jewry. 11. Pailllp4,Threadat•ele-street. Realer, Mare:t 31. Ipri! 7. Nliy J. at Attorney, Mr. Barbor, NJ, Falter-tan F1!...t-street. J. Har.l'ar. eat iVinetester-ctree!. jcwrlkr. Alarrh 3'. Lpril 7. Nlay 3, at Att 31..tsrN.Joaes aid Rh;l!.(inreat St. M 1 t•-!..-flose-street. J. IV.ttnate, Ilatllon-street. Ilirton.Crekrent. ennl-mer chant. March SI. April 14, May 3, atOuildhall. Attorney. Mr. Ilarrisua, Bccklersbcry. 1"110.W I.I).VDON G.IZEri E. t 1 tho Court at Carlton !Iroise. the gist of Ilsreit Pr:•sent. the Kim's most excelent Maje4t in Von:soil. His Itlajesty in Council was this slay pl.-ii.etl to appoint Mir:them Ca!deceit. of the Ledge, Reel)). E4l. to be She riff of the county of Warwick. fur the present year, In the roues of William Withering, of the Lareilvs, Esq. WAR OFFICE. MARCH fl Mil. 11th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Cornet A. Ahonitt from the 211 st Light Dragoons. to be Cornet. vice C. S. Alalet, who retires up,ol half-pay 21st Light Dragolns Assistant-Snrgeon D. L. Sandaam. from the 41.1 F,,t, to sthrgron. vice O'Malley. drce..sed. I;th Ditto--Lieut. W. T. 11. Fisk to be Adjutant. vice Saa:itk, deceased. Ist or Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards—Ensicn and Lieutenant G. Fltadyer to be Lieutenant and (*swain. by purchase. vice Trelawney. who retires; Lieut. It. C. How ley, from half-pay of tile itegimeat, to be Ersign add Lieut. , aiannut pnrchase. vice Fiudyer. 31 Regiment of Foot tlttattl4—Ensign aa.l Liontenan! 11. S. Mane to be Lieutelant and Captain. by pureha:e. rice Tuttoell. who retires 11. BOVlllea. tient. to be Husign and Lieutenant. by purchase. vice Blase. Ist Regiment of Foot—Lieut. T. Itetsseil, from bulf-psy 1134 F.,ot. to he Adjutant and Lieutenant, vice F. th'oqrue. who etehouges. Bth Ditto—Lieut. D. V. Madsen. to be Captain. by par chase. tire Ably le. who retires ; Ensign T. R. Tisoinit...n to h' Lieutenant. by purchase. v;ce V. I.lrhen: T. J. Neill. Gent, to he &pair. by purchase. vie totpann. 11th Ditto--Lieut. E. S. Prideaus, fr the 611 Foot. to be Lieutenant. vice J. 11. wro retires Nous ball-pay of the 1011th Foot. 1.1. n Ditto-- ('ia)ton. Oen'. to be Easip, without purchase, vice 111•Dtmell. superseded. Ditto—Lietit. G. J. Rower, from the Sttk foot, to be Lieutenant. witnout purettaae. vied V. fleeet4ell. 17th Ditto—Enbiga J, T. Nagel to be Li ottelsnt, wile nut purchase. vice 13Annett, deceased J. D. O'flrier, Gent. to be Ensign. vice Nagel. 22J Ditto--Surgeon E. Black, from the half-pay. to be Surgeon, vice Dolton, whose appointment has not triton Meer. Ditto--Oentlensen Ctolet R. Rennet, from the Rove! Military Collet*, to be Ensign. nithout purchave, rice Schoof. prottwied. 3 I ()into-41. Pig Mt. Gent. to he Resign. by portliest.. vice Pottan, promoted is the kith Foot. 21th Ditto—Uentlemeo Cadet It. %key. frons the Royal Military College. to be Ir;.esigii. without purchase, vice A. Attains, who resigns. 43th Ditto— -- t:rqabart. Gent. to be Eisitre, without parentive. vice Wieh..rail, apiosioted to the 04ti I.* wt. 4dth Ditto--Esisiga P. Stuart. to be Idenieu 1.11, a itbnat poirchave, vier Saito, deceased; J. Stuart..Usat. to be En slga. vire t4tuart. 63J Ditto-Lieetenent R. T (treas. to be Captain. with out porchnve, sire Ones. promoted ; K sill U. Carpen ter. vice Wrote ; I.ieotenvnt sro.a aalf pay 104th Foot. vice Prideawv, appointed to tee I .ta to be I,:eutenvitts; E. H. Do•ttl: lir it. vivo Ilurpeater, t o 1w Elosi.zu ; ‘ssivtant-Sergeost C. 11•1.en,i, from till ves -e ot i ts nt Ste Regimen. elm* Sen.theits. prome:ed i I lA* U.ag t„, b. lssis:a.l:-.l.:geou. 11. Aprl 91, W. f Ake, It. Whlteh.ll Pad H. Jea'sin, We..l Statithfield, wholesale linen-drapers—April 17, J. snot Rid;. 111/feld. Hertfordshire. common brewers --`olay S. N. W. and W. Harem t:a m1..-street, Tomb-rankers—April 14. R. P. thryard. Tstrozmarton-street, wry!. silt —Apia. I 1. J. B. Haywood and J. Pintsiger, Caine, Wiltshire, mutkiers Iprii 11. tV.si:st4l., Doke-strew', Sont'swsrk. ire-maw:fa •- turer—April 14. 1". F.l:scx-buildings, Strstfor.l. merclusnt—tpril 17, It. It.swisa , l, stran.l, lissest-dra er— Apr;! 1;1. J. Ritchie sad T. MAN, Liverpool. turrv'vkisia tpril 14. 9. I'. Marsh, 1.. Deane, widow. It. West brooke. sea. and 11. B. Deane. Iten.lins. ba3kTrs—Al , rii 14- 0. Joel:sun. 110 rodsditrh, c'tenists—April 18. J. Freetti. Nottiothsashire• calicos-printer— tpril It F. Hut chings.Olinscoster, widow, eh...ear-factor— tpril IS. J. Alien. Warwick, innkevper—April 13, F. llaywooJ, I.iro r; me-chant—Apra 7. J. !Acids.). ((rest Alie-street. Gon.l - ship-broker—Aprill4.J. Buchauan.l4herly)rno hate. userchaso— April 19, S. Joseph. flosport. :dor...nos-- April 14, B. 'furrier, West tiro:web:ll, StaMmlse.sire, bayonet- CERTIRICATE 4 .-AVRIL 1-1. _ J. Wnallis, Woolwich. tituher-iiierc!tant—D. reunwir!t, eltina•ioni—ti. Worlilp-street, Fi.is• bare -square. coach-proprietor—W. F. %. Dufour, Horner's- Woe. Oitord-street. jeweller—C. Glow, Braintree. E4lei. I' stesi-.lre per— . r. Worth, TAiliot-e.ou rt. Li niceciture.i-st roe', haberdasher-0. Hoeg. Pancras-lane, tavern-keeper—L. Aaron, Chatham. navy agent. PARTNER!/I:PS PilgOtniXED. M. Howard and E. Field.Throtinorton-street. stock-hen kens -.1. Haworth. J. Nutted. and J. Whits/vas& Little La yer. Linens:tire. caliao-printers--T. (Unwise*. jun. as-I W. AO rantlow. Wnrerleka.slre. butchers—J. Hal stead and R. Partin, Sheeptidne. near Huddersfield, wool len-cord snanufietorers—J. Hateher and J. Oonlilen. ShelJ %rich, lien:. (armors—W. nower ani E. Welch. Whiteelm pet-Inartet. hay-salesman—S. Pretor, It. P. and S. Whitty. Sherborar, 4a31:01-1 1 . Wilson. T. Bowen, and O. Ilsrris, Moans/et. timber-orreha:ita —J. Ilenzea and R. W3-e. lelfellais..itplll•TV*P. COOpori —4. lad E. Wnfillalk. Web') ono. J. Moore. J nin-street. Jet fttrr, -•1:. .1::: 1111 E. nisz...s, PRICE SEVEN PENCE. Queenhithe, drysalters—S. and S. Garrett, jun. Farnham. Suffolk, grocer —G. J. and 8 Greets. Sheffield, edge-too: manufacturers ; , T. Hill. and E. Stoneham. Crayford, Keat, grasiers—J. Bowen and T. Holt. Titehborne-street, Picea dilly, watch-makers—S. S. ?tam and M. Mitchell. Ber mondsey-street. Itaberdashers—J. Borrows and A. Cam thers. Manchester, calemlerers—E. H. Lille sad J. [inter lock. P a:sea. army and navy clothiers—J. Altereitb and J. Sclinackenburr, Old Gravel-lane, sugar-reaneri—J. Hut ehinson. Sheriff hill, and R. Rawlinson, Newcastle-upon- T% ne. common-brewers—J. and J. Carden. jun. Farrar . ..- buildings. Liner Temple. rolicliois—T. 0. Jaques, D. Nell, and E. Woodcock, Leeds, common brewers—J. and N. Washbonrn, Somerford Keynes. Wiltshire, farmers—J. Watson. P. Ilten, and W. S. Paterson. Battersea, millers —J. 'hostel! and T. Marsden, Manchester, cotton-spinners J. Tyns, R. Sykes, S. Walker. and J. Tyas, West Mills. hilt-field. Yorkshire, woollen-manufacturers—R. Pemberton and A. Malcom, Preston, painters—G. Baldwin sod J. Horn, Derby. n ty,lers. lifEltitcr P*11:1I Or CONN IN 11,10LAII0 AIM WILLIS. leat. 545. 10J.—R ye. Ms. CJ.—Barley, 995. 941.—Oat s, Vs. Sl—Beaus, 30s. UAL—Pease, Ns. Id.--Oateuest. 9k. 9ti. 'rue Average Price of growu or M e ,vado gutter. com puted fruie the Returns used* in the Week eisditag the !Ist day of Mardi, is S&L Id. per cwt. IMPEI:1.11, P. 4 UI.I.i.VENT. 140 L sE OF LORDS,—N&TVIIDAT, MARC!! ?1,. The Lords Commissioners having taken their seats at twenty minntes lwfore four, the Lord Chaw•ellnr di rertrd the• Deputy Usher of the hlack Rod to inform the Commons that their presence was required in the !lonic, to hear his Majesty's consent given by Com mission to certain Bills. The Commissioners were, !lie Lord Chancellor, the Earl of Shaftesbury, and ',on! 11rlri lle, In a few minittes the Sreanin. attended hr Om of ficer. of the 1i0n..., arrive'', when the Koval assent was •elare.l to the following Bills:—Th.•Nlntiny Desertion !till, the Marine Forces Hee, dial ion 811, the Crown °lass Bill, the Flax and Cotton Encouragement Bill, the toehincal and Indigo Dill, Silk 11.utnfaeturer Printers' Bill, th.• hole unity BM, the New >oath Wales Dealer•' Bill, th • N.lrk DiVii . ll Bill, the Trans portation of ll:Tenders' 11!11, the ['misfit's' Stark Trans f•r Bill, the .Instit•es of th Peace of the Comity of Nor thunil.l.; buil.' a awl Bill, the Leicester Mt: Rill, the Bristol Gas Bill, and several Private Local Atter the Sersxen retired. the Howie Resolved it sell into a Committee on the Hn•baadry Writes' Bill, which was II free l t , ll without any 2111 ni The Court of King's Bench Dispatch Pill was real a third time anJ passed.—The House then ailjourneJ t+► Mouthy next. MOUSE OF COMMONS. At Lalf-past three the SPEAK UR took the Chair, an.l iw nisont ten usi:ottes after WWI PIMI.II4IUeII to the lluase of Peers, when the }loyal Assent was given by Com onksion to several Public and Private Dills ((Jr which see the Mom of I^r•ls.) ST. IVES ELECTION. Mr. DOUGLAS marel, that diet:ler!: of the St. I -e.4 Election should he ordered to sue t.I •► ♦he • 1.4,0 CornwAll Assizes with the Poll-book, to answer an in dictment against him for bribery.--Orilered. The Hons.! then adjourned to Monday mind: 1;0.11.1113Re1. 11. .I.VD liklifilitiroar MTV!. .1s in the other con ntries of Enrop• whirls either have nwsketted or are abodt to awaken from the lung divan' of erioes whirls 11.1 yr retarite I their pismpesity, or boemi them in chains, our isee•slities will also, it is to he Impel, *tom lieco:sie the pare.s!s of civil nit I political reform. It would perhaps he difficult to selt...t a more appropriate in sin. tit for laying before utr some of tit , causes which inainly contrihoze to the present tliOrrbses ..f t:s.• em pire. Such is the motive w'.ir!i indur:.s us to re iee:n o with reran' to 1152 panylslet mention in a short outlet. of the. Reseium .I..sine/ogy, the : , e . re:treJ in a lee number of I Olt STATE/SIAM. front the prrf tee, which was written by Mr. Bon.- ring, us Joy years a iiii...rila.it in the Peoincala, este ict the foliowito.r jai; pobsa t te. " It will nut be utr. loos:, 'lmo zie it 1114 been on:. ••C the la•e:it, practical le v osii• which has been taught us - awl tanglit us, too, fly that best of instructors, rilfer....4 experience—that no •yst..aii of commercial policy can •..• ultimately beneficial o hid, is roared upon the seiti principle alone. To sit ritire the interests of the prndrnt to my to th r a: o:i:ion or the avarice of the pr:- vilege I fro . ,—to 'Pails! 4 ttleslry of soceessful so:limn:ft; on the in:•re usurpations of fraud or violence, —to with.: Ilse pursuits anal the prutl:s of commerce depend on t.., iatoiereit ili..toison of issili:ory or of Ray*, power, 'Ai-n -o:It am reference to the waits wisiso or anteres:l ' toose cosicerneil,—wwild .rein, if now for the first ticia projectel, as iJle in the eioncemion, as impracticable i.a execntion. Yet sq.+ a sys:eos has been but too So vogue. flattering to tier list toopreraleot frrlln Of iutit.iiel pride, this system (in .l: fiance of the Illt•ni„:' cosi•ssel of the 1111 l rolls!) has 11111111 us Sterol it excellent, because we bitye the strength of a giant, " to use it agi tat." Almost netes-ory, pees Isis, to a constant./ treaotry, it hos ever re105...1 to sacrifice a peon s in possession to obtain a poott.l in re...ersion. It has faintsl the salt duties, he whiris ~ii.`! ott ere lost, hecaasa through them titurtaddis are garAfed : it has, for Mr tie. serahle produce of a tax on wool, (osiserable even i a calculation, awl how sioleis mons so in the roc& '7) dr.yen os front some of the ispost important sonrces vii.itssiereia! !Kai!, afol ah taloned large d,ssses thistriwas I,:ait.ls to 1 1 . 4 1. 0 .y...0r5's assi.l poo..laws. V.' • hive toss brig a ul lam-toohly been ries:sing our pit g sit error. it...traef, fritlf9 we muse, ur later; 4 . . t to-morrow we shall remiss' wilt a worse grace, and N::11 a greater bulk of stilfering than tuolay. " Spain is a coutitry which possesses immense of ageuniltural sgsseies.is, and ederst in conoeivien strongest motives for the direction of her eitoital ! • agricultural impror no:.:‘,; since it of gist be so 5.4.- ',toyed in the perf-ct .seenrity of a pruiiiabie prompt return: while, on the other bawl, this wove,' system will as certainly prate Galatia:to as as a henry system might be benefizi d. To.Spaln, it 14.: Iti ronfesseit, having little. of that fictitious isdnerh.: r which has too often soceisolol in co *trellis% laminas : ‘aliworraotable aelf•sacritimoop, that systesu will be ne,...e fe:4l thou it has been to Kigiaml. Hit the flaw..., I it is lead (veil where. It is a OSis.•l t slat ::::ty t- -!Streilt sahjswp : I Cti ( A P" be Id )1 a fill. MA ex- was Ned • al e - o w* I RN/