The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-02-14 00:00:00

7.2 •" . . • — 1 1 1PIV.: . • 11.1 ."1: .. • . . - •t_ c. . . • .; • - • —IP 4 4 • . 11131.. teSin, .• 01; 11 7 • U1441(1 tAr4^-r-ttrotAA LONDON, MONDAY EVti9NO, FEBRUARY 14, 1820. O. 4639. " The Cauee.for which HAMPDEN fen us the Fluid, out SYDNEY did on the Scaffold.' I'RICE D. Cenunittee-Room.Stoek-Exchange. Feb. It I$ O. {)uiciAt. NOTICE baying' peen given that t h r Funeral of his late Mn:esty. kingtieorge the Third. wow', flare n Wansr.o SI tilo leth hest.. the COMMIT iii Lle STOCA-EN('II %NUE, from feelings of respect is Mr Mentor). of his late Must Excellent Majest!.. Kiag llext.i the Third. Hue unanimously Resolved. 'Flee the Stock-Exchange f y,..„ "a. that Buy he shut. esx.J. That the above Resolution be inserted in all the g le i d ir anti Morning Purees. By Order of the Committee. R. W. %V . ADE, Menetery. TO THE LIVERY OF 1.0100•41. ' Old South Sea-House, Erb. 10, IRV& Mentenouthshiro--Sir Robert Jones Allard Ketneys, of Malpas, Km. • Norfolk—George Samuel Kett, of Brook, Esq. Northlropionshire—John Cook, of Iloothorpe, Esq. Northumberland--William Clarke, of Rentbn-lionse, 1 414 1- *Nottinghant"lsire—Sir Robert Clifton, of Clifton, Rart. o%forifsbire—Thomas Fraser, of Woodcot-huuse, Esq. Rutiandshire—Robert Shield, of Wing, Esq. hropshire—Tboinas Taylor, of Ellert.•n, Esq. Sornersetshire—Gerard Martin Berkeley Napier, of East Pennard, Esq. 1 Staffordshire—Moreton Walliouse. of Ilatherton, Esq. Co.inty of Southampton—James Scotts, of Rothertielib Park Esq. Suffall:—George Thomas, of Woodbridge, Esq. riieroy—Hateltes Trower, of Unsted-wood. F.sq. sses—Willim John Campion, of Daqny, Esq. Warwickshire--Christopher Roberta Wren, ut Wrox- Aall, Esq. Wiltshire—Ambrose Goddard, of Swindon, Esq. Worcestershire—Richard Griffiths, of Thorngrore, Esq. Yorkshire—Henry Vansittart, of Kirk Leatliatu, Esq. iValco4, Somersetshire, chbinet maker, at the Chritstoplier Inn. Bath—March S. C. Robinson, lapakling. Uaeolnsbir r. dealer, at the White Hart Inn, Bpalcling—March 4. T. Burn. Southend, Fuel. bricksaaker, at 'guildhall. London—Murca 4. C. R. 11. Bailey, of ilwallowield, Wilts, dealer, at GUild hall, London. CERTIFICATES—M Ant II 4. 11. Watson, Bolton-le-Moors, Lancashire:. dreggint—J Wood, D. Martindale, and J. Fisher, Passkey; wareben,e snee—J. Eileava„ Boiton-le-Neon, victualler-V. L. Van den:mole'', Beaumont's-buildings, Cannon-stress-tom& pee tel dealer — N. Hughes, Lose-lame, wool-mserelleml—C. Nortbcote, George-street, Trinity-square, Tower-hilt, ship agent—J. T. U reeott,laal ford, Lancashire. liquor merchaet J. Fitton. Preston, eoachneaker—W. W. Adams, Bow-lane, ausapside, merchant—E. Smith, hlountsomq, Leicester et victualler—W. Gerona, Uverpeol, merchant—E. , Imalegbans. merchant—J. P. Hutchinson, Lbw *ton-arm-Hull. whltemnlth—J. Vince, Bath, builder—lL G. and W. Lang. Acoringtoo, Lancashire. calico-printer.. OENTLEIMS. CIA LIED upon by so numerous an so !highly. IV respectably a body of the Lit ery, it *mild lee inconsist ent with the whole tenor of my public liia if I tattered to comply with their yeseur.t. :loth% to eta td or aril se a Call didate for the honour of representing tisk 'treat (it) iu Pot , lament. 'llle experience of V 7 sears of my urn:lli:tie& zcalnut and. I hope. useful attention to the trust reposed in inc. sail the approbation so nob') and so usequisoeittly be utbwed on h: by the concurrent recorded testimon% of so i n l a y of nig f a d: low-citizens, render any profcssiods of my Principles %rival; unnecessary. The kind zeal of the "%Teeing of this dity hos indoreft • LONDON DOCK N. mill I DIREC'r()IB of the LONDON DOCK I : 011PAKY de Isioreli tire Notice, rr n ill not owl% laminas demo at the Dock on W es Purr, or licit , . list., OkolJeelog the ria) lied for lbw newel of his sl i it ils M it")- GEO. ROBINSON, Seer. , arr. I Loa.' la NA-Wise, Feb. lit, IWO. • - N lIPOLEON'S MEMOIRS, RY lIIMSP.I.F. Tote Faenrit EnirtoN, I:is. hoards; The Entia.tsm I.:virtu-4. Its. (Id. boards. T IT 1 8 . N i IN' eoo i li S li publishe K d t o lie f lust, on at ae Vk ur: ° t r fo k r t o ts ( i g ivsn rj_interest, as relating to the return from Elba, thy Is w, 'II aterloo , and the sabsetinent eents. tit I iICHTH and Helium Books are in course'of trams ids opt will appear In French and English, in eortibils" Too, side. type, &c. with the Ninth Book. T. 'listed) Hook has been added numerous proofs. dla- WM Loop/wood to Mr. O'Meara, proring the Mews• ads fv• .a. St. Helena" to be a forgery; and highly , urioim Masts sng falsehoods relative to the chief events o f 1b alit 4 distinguished Personage. Tie L IS. of the Ninth Rook, with verlflestioa. may be ,ors !office of. the Publishers, Billlali-001:11T, Bridge- Om. UNOt rIMON GOOD TRAVELLING, Inne f tRACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, hyes 4, LEEDS, EDINBURGH, cod all Parts of the NORTH. Par ide Coaches, the NM Horses, and keep excellent Thee. By R. %V. Nlol:NITAIN sad es. ULU AIM' HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON. I ! i &c.lifsi lowing Post Coaches. Mail Coaches, set oat net 'lances's Head Inn. Snow -Dill:— NU WIRE, • sow Liverpool Light Coach, only one 1 ton t; oe road, carries Four Insides and Four Outsides; sem try day at One o'Clock , arrives at Liverpool next rreoou at Six o'Clock. through Movable, %A ()oboe'', %Min. Northampton, Welford. laitterwortb. Hinckley. Itherston ~ Litch fi eld, Strove, Solely, Newese.tle. Knots 0, Wu rbigton, and Prescott. SOCIIII AMPTON, Lymington. Winchester, and Harting stoke k a Four-inside Coach, at half•past Seven o'i lock ` sing, arrives at the Dolphin Inn, Soartm,,,pr,,e, Aodk.—This is a most elelightllll l'onreor, to rht. Jersey, Guernsey. St. Make, Ilav re NMI W . TWWW)7 r ri . :l Viimrowit ad sttL _ r are . ties, at rue o'Clock, guarded. 11111 t "MUTH, Dorchester. Blandford, Salisbury, Ap r, and Basingstoke, New Post t ov , h. every Afternoon. Weyn math Packets to Guernsey. Jersey, Alderney, St. ass, A I. lIETA R. Plymouth, Weymouth. Dorchearer. Falmouth, tenth , and * Salisbury, Sew Post Coach. every Mora at So , ' n o'Clock, through Moulton. .titatinster, arid- I, Blatt Ilford. Basingstoke. and Bagshot. . • I IATBs od BRISTOL Flying Pot l'oaelies. through tlir.Chip .C. doe, and Marlborough, every Afternoon; arrives Ms eR. the Greyhound Inn, Bath. and the London , 1 houras-street, •nd the Swan. Bri.trd, twit M 4911- le of _ . 4-1 ea , ite-• to Wells, Bridgewater. TAunton, Exeter, , = &c. N, Bpeldiag. Peterborongh. Stilton. and lluntinii- . 'loyal Mail Coach. sets out ever) Evening. to Spilsb), MIL (it bushy, and Hull. =De . New Light Coach, called the Rockingham. Pets e) Morning ; carries Four Insides only. and goes re ) easy, with a award throughout. Pravet through d. Newark, Retford, I)oncister, and Ferryhridge. to. Ittiolde i Lion, Leeds, next Morninkr—Notwilli,tanding woe mon expedition of this Coach, it iv allowed to br lint vire:gable and ronsplete Public Conveyance on the Itc ad. bring unequalled in Accommodation b) any .._ • . . AOC 1)W, Loogtoir n, 0 retna-G reen. Aileen ' ' Dumfries, , *ill , Thornhill, Sanquitar-lisla Canmock,Aingsaell, * II ye Is of Scotland, a Post Coach (Daily). 1W 'ER, Newport, Whltdinrch, Tarporley. Nantwieh. Mail! , aid Middlewkh, PoatCoacti, every Et ening, at tear el. Ott. Scarborough, Whitby, Shields, Sunderland: 'Ser if, la 1 Edinburgh. new Four Inside Coach. • aith a II • roaghout ; sets oat every Morning at /light ildi,L y way of Newark, Belford, Tadeasfer; Darling- Nar 'inert" Durham, M.'rpeth. and here irk.--Pas- Im I ding themselves fatigued by the length of the 1 2, 1 : ay rest what time they pleas*, and thOn proceed .spay additional fare. a, Northam?, Howdee. Thorn, god Doncaster, Post _ fly in Morning at half-pest Six o'Clock, fu the Cross "ae kJ-place Hull. i • 1 14 10ROUGII , Swindon. Simsbury. Itungerford, ,„...a• try, Post Coats, at Seven ti'Clevek in the Morning. .mil nx, Penrith. and Whitehaven. Four inside Post • I a ouard all the way. — Passes through Bl•usigh ... 2110 am-bridge. Richmond, Catteriek , Borough , Itherby, Aherford. Doncaster, and - Grantham. r eery Morning. ant) perlorats the joerney with the ~... II city.—Passenger detained on the Road li% Midi rph uure, have the, pemiliar advantage of their seats 'Mt" ad in the neat Coach. milF 001., Warrington. Knutsford, Stone , and Lileli -3 M3Poach, called the RIGU 'ATOP. every F.:liming 14 4i. "1' ark, to the Saracen's lived tun. Dale - street. b. '.. Osiarded throughout. ""Vilt 'STEIL Winslow. Coneleton. Newcastle. Wel -1.1.1 — l 4. jerhamplon, Post Coach. e‘ery Afternoon.- 144.4. r . Il ltlinc HAM Post Coach, with a titian'. sets astern) . I 0 reaches Birmingham ii.lit day at Noon. If Oat prd. Euston. and Ship,tone. to the Saracen's it atila root , Birmingham. 'Mt D and Rotherham Post Coach, called the itZ")a. every Morning. 'OIL' IND, Mtockton. and Yam. Nen Coach, every 10 1 21 . I lleorge lan, Sanderlind. D Post Coach. every Musing , at ball-past ii..l7•L MI sad Wa!sal New Post Coach, every satinter. Preston. Kirby-Lonwlale. Ronne. ' vr alik► %1, and tlarn!anit. Post l'oatlies, every At- Ltlia n w,,, • Clnek.—Citurded. • riginal W AfiIOONS mad COACHES. to Ildt a, Aldhourn. Wootton-Bonnet, Lanabourn. (IL ton. Reading, and all places adjacent — V. h itt PAIN and Co. respectfully acquaint their P Rohr. that they will not be accountable for tnrers' Lamps Writings. Plate.le. of Pt Value. if Font. stolen, or Damaged. le* pc!t. and the 'immure paid for decord . sa's Head las, jlsow-hlll, Landes. a__ . _ . w t 0 1 Ai i L Pa b . 'I - CIO WWI friends to recommend to the Livery that the ardnotruduthilk of a . personal tansies en my put sheeeld be dispensed wi tb tribute of respect to that enlightened vied indepeadent body which I have at all times considered doe frame Camiidale; but although 1 may thus be relined from this IUIPT . A of atten tion myself, the members of my femiiy will mast cordially eo-operate with my friends in this service; and I lett.. °illy to add, that shonld their united rrown,l *ids sneers, my best energies will constantly be directed to th e faithful discharge of those high duties shied, tie vast and important interests great Commercial Community re quire at the hands of its Representative., . I have the honour to be, II entlemen, • Tour faithild and dsvoted servant. • • • W. CURTI... • • • • N. H. The Committee for conducting the Election of !lir William Curtis sit daily at the Loudon Theta, *here all communications will be tisaakfull) received. - . • ----i AMILIES FURN:SIIING OIRV. obtain the F most decided HAIMO,II\B in IRII4II LINENS. by an earl) application at PURCII's Linen null siliceting Ware horse, 33, Great Russell-street. Bloomsbury, corner of (*her:one-street. whore he is laet Importations at such unpreerilented low prices. as utubt. ^u i , ..c:;••n. en sure nniversal approhalon; each piece staitioileil grass bleached, and of durable fabric. N B. No other article sold. 292, STK.% ALMON, ODY, and Co. moat rrsrectfidiy in -1.79 form the Public. that their P tTEN'T BELF-ADJUST ING TRUSSES cotillion-to he recommended h) all the most eminent Surgeons in Toes and Country. The springs are so noostrueted as to.ttrimit of Increase ordagrease in size and force; will answer for right or left side. withont the lesitt inconvenience to the wearer, requiring no Ayer-step or other galling bandage. . The PATENTEES have the hqnour to supply Use Army and Na%), the Naval and NEW! a ry!lrispitals. tor Ibici-)ardat and Ordnance, the Marine lutirutar). the Honourable Eaat India Company, the City of London Truss Socieq. the Mary, le-bone, Wiveliseonsbe, Bristol, and D. 'thigh Infirmaries, the Middlesex Hospital, de. Be. Manufactory, 91W. Strand. London : et a la aslerie du Valais Royale, No. lb& a Pori+. 41...1‘11awailnIMONI-nosidistkin the enesto , 74l l ll.lnl essferesee *take body across the hips. SIB) depend upon .Seing argurtteiy Sold by Butler and Soma. No. fife Backgille—dreet. Dub lin; and on, or more Pragglista la.every principal Town in England. • . • • FROM SAT I: RD.I ) . 'S LOW DON C.IZ E At the CA4I4• it Certtoe-heuse. fie Mit day . of Fc!wiary, IPSO. • ressirst. The King's Most 11 , Wlent Allsjosiy. Arrhhishop . offinterbory tigbuntrieleragh Lord Cita orellor • ilgisritdr vMr Lotd Presidest' • I , l4riouni Miihnoilth Lord Privy Neal Losßillerica Brenta* Duke of Wellington • Mr. kl•eilettley Pole . • • Lord Steward Mr..Ctorning Marnela of Winchester ; Mr- Klminceßor of the Excise- Eaci Bathurst neer. .. Lad of Liverpool Mt. Bathurst .. Fart of 141flgraid Air. it•)iiitcoon Wheres4;la Neje of eniformity, which estiiiiislies the. Liturgy of the . Churci) ot. England,. proilisittis is utode for such altrratioht in the Prat for the Royal Fulfill. as front' time. o time shall beimne dreesnry, and be directed by lawful • isithivrity ; his Mijegy •Sral plesse4 this day in Council,' to deieltre his Biqa! Will' infl•-pleashre, that in the Prayer of the Royal Family in thellorning amt. Kven- . hog Service, the words. %Weir Royal Highnesses George Priareql Wpfer, the. Prifccso qf fluke, soul," be omitted. • Thai the same omission take place itt that part of the Litany or Dotterel Supplication in which the sumo words recur. ••- . . . That in the title to the Fortin of Traver in be need on the day of his Majealyaraesioa to the Crowe. theoronLi ('pen the hunts-10A day of Celeper" be streak net. and Ike words " Linn the tocaty-ninth day n/ Jansusry" be in. inserted. . That in the Prayer found in this ScrTito tor the Ki. 4 aid Rj)al Faipilv. the wn-ds. " Their linyest prince of Wales, the Princess of Wales, and," be omitted. And his Majesty 'loth strictly charge and command. that no edition of the Common Prit cr. be henceforth . printed, hut with this 'mem:lntent ; and that' in the mesa Ii ow. till copies of such edition may be tn.!, all Persons: Vicars, and Curates, within this Realm. ilia (PH' pristenting of 'mistakes). with the pen. correct. and atm all•ag such Prayiers. in their Chttreh Hooks, according to the aforegoing tiireelJon : and for the better Rozice hereof that this order z his 4orthwith printed and published, and sent.to the serval priOrtes ; and titat the Ristht Revel:end the ilioltops Au lake care that else %Hence be paid to the slate actuNisagi)„ • 3ss. 13f LLt:a. At a Conrt• at Cartton-house, the Pith of February, It• 20, present the King's Most Exrellrnr Majesty in Council, the following were appointed Sheriff's-for the year 1630: — Bedfordshire—Sir John Burgoyne, of Sutton, But. Berkshire —Timothy flare Altaboo Earle, of Swallow field-place, Esq. Buckinghamshire—Charles Sbgnl, of Hedgerley-park, Climb , and Hunt '—Thoma s Borge s, of Renwick, Esq. Cheshire—James France France, of Bustock, Esq. Cornwall—Williaut Itashleigh, of Moonbilly, Esq. Cumberland —Wilfrid Lawson, of Ilraivton-1 se, Esq. Derbys. hi re —Francis Mundy, Esq. Devonshire—ltobert Hunt, of Sidlary, Esq. Dorsetshire—Thonias Billet, of Waruswell, V.sq. Essex—Sir Thomas Neave , of Purtimq-park, Bart. Uloacestershire--Sir Edwin Bayntuu sandys, of Miser- I den-park, Esq. Herefordshire —Thomas Perry, of Eudisley-park, Esq. Hertfordshire—John Early Cook, of.tionshury, Esq. Kent—Sir Thomas Dyke, of Lullingssone, Bort. Leicestershire—John Clarke, of Little. Peatling, Esq. Lincolnshi re —William Thompson Corbett, of EislvoT, Emig. Coda •OCTM IV A tarmarthen—Ralph Stephen Pemberton, of Llanelly, Esq. Penshroke—Nathaniel Phillips, of Slebcch, Esq. l'ariligan—Henryßogers, of 6,11 y, Esq. tilainorgan—Riclard Blal&more, of Velindra, Esq. Brecon—Thomas Price, of Bisibh, Esq. Radnor-4.one' Crummer, of Harvey, Fjp, NORTH WALHS. Anglesey—Robert Lloyd, of Tregauan, Carnarvon—William Ormsby Gore, of Cleusettry, Esq. Merioneth—Tbouiss Fitzhugh, of rwisibei , Esq. ifontgomery—John Buckley limes, of tilauliafran, Lloyd Salisbury, of lialtvaynan, Esq. Flint—James Knight, of Rims!, Req. BANKRUPTS. W. litter. Church-ion -et, Greenwich, butcher. to surren der Feb. Pl. At, and March 23, at Guildhall. lunduri. At torne% 'llc.apt. and k. Par' er, Ureettw IV." Jones, F:astriteap, wine-nureliant. Feb. 19, 2(l, and Illareh 25, at Guildhall. *Won't.). Mr. Richardson, Golden aquare.. R. Walton. Wood-ldreet. ('heap+lde, hn.ier. Fah. fa. IQ. and March VS. at Guildhall. Attorney. Mr. Harvard, Toot's-court, eursitor-street. T. Norris. Ranragato. Kent, grocer. Feb. 96. ?9. and March 2.. at Guildhall, London. Attorne), Mr. Bowden, Aljerntanintry. W. A. Brown. Wentw.)rth-place, Mlle-end, brewer. Feb. 13, ink and March 23, at Guildhall. Attorne), Mr. Bennett. Tnitenhonie-)a rd. I'. Rainr. gear-street, I•ricester-flelds, wholesale per- Gum?. Feb. 10. 20. and March 25. at Guildhall. Attorne, Mr. Walls. Lauer Thornhaegli-street, Bedford-square. C. Kennard. Welt, Sussex. tailor, Feb. 26.1 D. slid March E.S. Loudon. Attorney. Bartlutt tad . . . . . plicigolas-Iw.;•ouxlar.S.ogname.-- ' Trnrsforth, 1 utk, dr)salter, Feb. 118. March 7. arid Wt. et the Court-Mahe, heeds. Attorne)b. Messrs. 'lnuit. and Co.. Leedq. and Po , dtry. 'London. T. Napier. mealnian, Feb. 17. 18, and March O. at the Rlark Rear Inn, I)erlzei. It ,, rne”. Mr. 'rilby. Berlins; and Nlesers.Nethersolc and Barron, Emelt- Neert. Strand. W. Marks, Worcester, career and gilder. March 0, 7. and 2&, al the Hare and Hounds lan. Worcester. Attorneys. Mr.. Woodward. Pershore ; and Messrs. Knight and Co. ht. James's-square, tendon. I. Peircey, lirllgisthelmatoife, grocer, Feb. !O, IS, and March 0, at 01111dliall, London. Attorney, Mr. Mitchell, Union-rnert, Old Broad-street, 'II. Rolingbrok c. G realYarmouth. Norfolk. merchant. Feb. VS. slid March 23, at the Norfolk Hotel, Norwich. At torneys. Messrs. Swain and Co. OW Jewry. London ; and Jr. pelmet% Great Faineants. • J. Mauntl, New-street, Coveot-garden. mercer. Feb. 19. 96. and March 25. at Guildhall. Attorneys, Nlessrs. and Freeman, Basingliall-street. T. T. 'smith, Itamsdun-Crays. Essex, butcher. Feb.l9. 96. and March 23, at Guildhall. London.. Attorneys. Messrs. Milne and Parry. Temple. London; and Messrs. Ifanderxee and SIIIIW. Rilirrirth. F.ssec. B.A. Thomas. Ply month-Dock, beer-brewer. Feb. 19. 23. and March 91. at Weakley's Hotel. Plymouth-I*dt. At torneys. Messrs. Hark'. and Co., Had Lion-square, London: and Mr. 'Flak. Ply month-Doek. • s F. and J. Gundry, tioldsithury. Cornwall. merchants. and Starch 23. at. the Star Inn, Nekton; end Feb. $ at the Angel Inn. Holston. Attorneys. Mr. Follett, J aper-buildings, Temple ; and Mr. Rogers. Ilelston, Ceru lean. W. Swan. New-strert, New-mad, Coninterei.l:lriad, trins: 'l4 l e-niaritier. Feb. 13, W. and March 113, at Guildhall. At -Yoram.. M. Reiter. Combat. • •: B. !firkins. Eynsford. Kent. draper, Feb. 10, •ss, end March $6, at Ouildkall, London. Attorney. Mr. Carter, Lprd itia)*()T . l Court Ogee. J. Endicott. nen. Exeter. builder. March 11. 13. and 13, et Ihr.llotel, Exeter. Atturntys, Mr. Bretton, Old Broad strei-f. London; and Mr. C. Urutt.u , Exeter. , . • F. 10fter.Worcester, silk-mercer, March 0, 10. and 28. at the Pack tiorse Inn, Worecster. Attorney s, Mr. hit mends. Exelvequer Mee, Lincoln's-inn, Loudon; and Mr. 11111. Wort-ester, • T. Gibson. Whitelmyen. hatcher,. March 7. S. aid 93, at !het/Wile, Coelermou ill. Attorneys. My. Armstrong, Staple inn, London ; and Messrs. Xie h olsall and Thompson, l'iwiremouth. Ts Greven, Ointskirk, laseseler, vintner. March 9. 10. agd 93. at the Kkag's.Arins. Onnakirk. Attorneys, Messrs Hlackatock and Dunce, 'Temple. London ; and Mr. Wright. orniskirk. .1: W. Hayton and M. P. Leasinby, Greenfield, • Flint, eairo anti iron-mannfacterers, March 3. 4, and 23. at the White Urine Inn. Holy well. Attorneys, Mr. Edmunds. Lincoln's-inn, London: and Mr:Oldrichl. Holy well I). Pend'. Camb..rvrell. Ssrrcy. norrelteet. Feb. 13. gel, and March U. at Guildhall. Attorneys. Messrs. liosill and Titian, New Bridge-street, Blaekfrlars. DIVMENDEI. March IS, D. Stalker and A. D. Welch, Laulenhall-street. 4.psellers, at Goildhall—M arch IS. M. Ainterson, Souih amplon, poulterer. at the Coach and llorses lan. bouthomp. ten—May 11, G. M. Shelley, St. Marv. Whitechapel. hosier. at Guildhall—March 4, J. Fulmer, Wellingborough, North amptonshire. eine merchant. at Guildhall. Lontion--March 4, A. Read, Loiter Grosvenor-street, wisp merchant, at ttildhall-Mamb 4, G. Milne. Broad-street, merchant, at Guildhall—Feb. 19, R. W. Rumford, Bartholomew-lane. Rossi Nochange, stock-broker, at Gaildhall—Feb. 19. R. 91.11ralr, Fen-court. Fenchurch-street, broker, at Guildhall— March 4. E. Blacklev, Wood-street. Cnespalde, wsrtelsouse man, at Guildhal—Maroh 3, J. P. Senhyaltiow- "FL •Kwwituff inn, H. Kensington, W. Styes. sad D. Adams, Logsbard street, bankers, at Guildhall—March 16. J. George and C. 13. George. Bedford-street, Strand, Ba plate-workers, a' Guildhall—Feb. 96, W. Bolton. Run-street, St. .1•1111111111 . S, plumber. at Guildhall—Morels 4, J. Durham. Lower Shad tell-street, care's. butcher, at Guildhall--Stereh 4, J, hew ell. and D. Maelittedn, Donohoe, flu spionen, at Guildhall- March ft. W. !Bockhorn. Bristol. baker, at the to.nintereial ROOM,. Bristol—March 10. 3. Slipper, ('roe'- wick, Norfolk. re rpenter. - a4 the Rampant llone Inn, Nor ° ici l 74 l atch J, INONt44lllllltll)!rtrft,Le....._"". P IRTNER 4111 PS DISSOLVED. T. and H. Nock, Shadwell lilgb-street, and Rowley Ae gis, Stalordshlnt, nail-ironmongers—W.: Iliggens sad W. H. klendban, Copthall-build in gs, merrhauts—('. Ts sod W. Nunn, Roston, CambelSgellsi re, surgeons—R. and It. Wit Mason, Minorici, chemists--T. Wetherhald and J. IN n uock, Width). Sav-dre4ers- 2 -.1. Evans and W. Dean, Bit migglism; brass candlAticr makers-8. Flitcroft and J. Parry. Liverlool. founders-2i. Jarman and T. Dodsworth Knaresberoigh. Yorkshije, Ilax-dressers—W. Mole and E. Day. Birmingham. brass rounder.—T. S. Brotherton and I o. Boston, Lincolnshire, raff and timber men hants—J. Lot k ett and T. Darnel, Manchester, eagraven to calleo-prit. e --B. lieu ell and W. 'novas. Glamorganshirc, ti.u ber merchants—T. Inman and T. Llagdale, Lancaster, tion her-merrhant..--S. Mitchell and G. Harris,-Norwich. at r eh at s— Ronald% and M. M. Coventry, Upper Thames street. wholesale cheesemonams—J. Burgess and Co. Woes 1,1, Lancashire, millers—J. Bibb's and Co i .glasgovr, and Dalmonach Printerld, Dusibartonshire—W Bask and J. Ord. Old Broad-street, aserchants—J. Ellis and R. 11. Hil liard, Sheffield, cutlers. FLANDERS MAIL. Fit %Nero/it, Fan. 4.—The execution of the erten* of fortification, which has been determined upon for th•. safety of the western frontier of the Germanic Confed . ration, appears to have encountered new eificuhiss it. the refosal of Messrs. Rothschild to open a loan fur the sums minired fur the erection of fortresses. It is reel' affinneil that these celebrated bankers have declined the proposal, that they shoulchake on themselves the charg of the deposit and nianaceinent of the 50 niilliiins arising from the French contnbutions, and which are allotted for this purpose.—lt is not impossible that the Repo- Miens of the Congress of Vienna relative to the politi cal rights of the Jews at Frankfort May hare had scow influence in.this refusal. . . . PBTERSICSOH, J AN. 19.—FOT sous time past tr oops of wolves (probably impelled by hunger) shew theinaelyes in the less frequented parts of this city. line of II se aniutels sometettitirdist• ntasok•4 l • . visions were so d, situated in the Stituritho .street, en - d was taken. The peasants of the Government of Nov gorod relate, that troops of wolves traverse the villages 1 dr the country in the day time, and attack persons whew 1 they meet alone, or in small numbers. In the commune 1 of Ponseranje,.near Moscow, an individual haul been de-. routed by these animals; and in another commune three of the inhabitants tune had the same fair. BATAVIA, OCT. I.—Colonel Lafontaine, commanding the troops of the Netherlands at Macassar, has sent to the liovernment a report of his operations against .ilitte Beckar,.who has been, fbr some years, the terror of the interior of Celebes, and all means employed to seize hint had been fruitless, owing to hip address, and the great number of his adherents. The civil and military autho rities df Macassar judged, that the best means to destroy his influence would be to induce him to fight a battle. For this purpose, wilco in Au nut last he made a fresh into ineursion. the territory or the Netherlands, he was suffered to approach, witliout opposition to Reba, o nly 1 three leagues from Macassar, whirl' was thought the' hest position to execute the plan intended. Col. Lafon taine, with 220 men from fort Rotterilani,.advanced to wards the rebels, while a body Of auxiliary troops sort rounded the village of Reba, to cut off the retreat Insurgents, who were there to the number of 2,00(1 the gist, at Jay-break, our troops advanced upon they soon'tnet within armed band advancing retreat Coo ! el Lafontaine. ft was at first uncertain w they were allies or enemies; but this doubt wafts t duration"; 'for when they were only a few pace! distant, Ahoe Reckitr attacked with extraordinary fury, with i saidis drawn, our little detachment of Europeans dip with the Colour,. An obstinate toinhat ensued ; bat our ineis, following the exainple of their bratte com mander, performed prodigies of valour, and put to flight the assailants,•who lost 150 men.. while a great many more were killed or wounded by our allies. Abu,. Neckar. with several of his ielatioes and chief men of his party, were found dead on the field. Among the wounded on nor sine are Col. Lafontain , . nii.i receiveiia sabre wound on the thigh ; also, the tir?t Lieutenant Van Doornum, and the Captain In‘p..c.or Lucassen ; the s .coml Lientenaut-Clausson was Lille* i O. lAforrtaitte bestows the highest : commenslatiolis iiiu our troops and ott*Captain lionwens, and Lieeteriant. Van Doornutii and Rodemeser.. taptaiii.Lneassaii, who constantly fought at the side of the Coloi.el, was in Ow expedition as a folontert. ' TO THE EDITOR. 9, Afrolk -7.. me, ram:en-street , Feb. 19. Stn—The letter signed •• John Af.Terish, - copied into the daily pews 'from ne EttMils Kre,,io K P o st, ap pears to its to be it 11111111kSi fabrication, or what is rot gaily termed a boar; and as the letter purports to has • /*ell writtetehr " Mr. M'Tavish (or 'fetish), of .11ot.t reel," who is described as one of the primipal partner. of the North• West Company. we shall fed obliged by' yonr stating, .1101 no gentleman of the name of *Tie rish, tnonaerted with the North-West C pany, was at •.fontrearl•on The 1/th of 'December last, or could hint' written the letter in iiilestion v or ..ilkate,Sidour Obedient servants, r. IllliTertaak FRAZER, and Co.' A con&ideitible damp batibat been thrown over the commercial classes . al 'feeds, by the Mdure of a lard boot.efte gepeisl colikatimiln line, which has r i k i excited sp,,re slops for tie .60e orAyhei., which we hope not realise); 7 hftraisie Sloe %ern verse recent distarbapers in thot nerholorlsocal, particuldr'y at Ifaw-green, Hotly, Htykpiosilwike, lust: linwsiwirt, occationld by !packs matte 4,Y line. 4 the listhielo* Irnion•• men usen the wpsfunei-Arailed,.." flinclis"—that is, Workers wilaer the sieffemptt.pri•emi in roffsrilheiWlt .if these distorhaners,,thesie-instenaltioss hate szil i ii n o per, :la win, an-47Mniekkoimakddmis of 4: , 4 • • 1 , is ..e. ; 0 1 L