The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-11-25 00:00:00

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'Nyibe CH* COURT of '.OIID M A VOR and ALDERMEN, . . jtaltlent la the COUNCIL tit AMBER' 'lnt +hr-DOH:II -111 ALL of the CETI( of LONDON. on TUFSDAY the •rel4th day of November, 1815. and in the 59th year ~ f t* :.... T eign of Gt wire 111. of tie Uotted.Kingdoni of Gees(' ' ' Britain anti ir •Inn;1, King. &e- Resolved Lanai aott.iy, • • , frifila,the Thsoki of this Coed be *bran to the , . .11: ft;ght Doon.trable cliniwropHea smiru• late • Lewd m -1,,r a 4114 coy, for hit abie, faithful, and zealous Ills throse of she 'qui ut awl impewoot dutie• of tha• Itiitlt Alaimo% ;, 'lbr 0w dignity with which he has 10.1.1 the Mace of Chief. Adagi4rate. and jhe distiu:uished hospita;it v which he has ever •''i tied to.. aids the Members of 'hi- Courtl fur his prompt and s . I tithtterestfitl - adminivttty ion of public justice; for the watchful strictr re with which he has awarded the righig :sad privileges.* this ~ , • ..):4„ ;g, hit str ict punctuality in attending his various duties; L... .41. r hit r4hdinrsa in convening frequent Meetings at tbis Cisti Ij. ii r the conddeore which he Inui trotried in the judgraenteif Ohl ' !Itatimpitigistrates, by sallcisinir their counsel tend 'White in ' stay casaulfigithrulth ; and for list readiness of aesteoshy *bids he has not only forwarded the pablir basket-6. butbas Om ss: , • riled the whits tosettout•assiAt leo isitoatallitt . w*itts hie. . : L. .... . 0 W 00IITHAP E. • . , c t , Tv BLI C M EET,ING.—The INHABITANT ' HOUSEHOLDERS 4 .4 OTIIKR9 are invited to attend 111131411 C MEETING, w4eh• will-ballad on FRIDAY 11 _ NEXT. at the City of London Tavern. Kishopsgate.stte•t, to lIIIIRdhdr the KV.PORT of the COMMITTEE appointed so in vesiestoe the MONOPitLY eserclited by the NKW itivEn ' and EAST LONDON WATER-WOILKS COMPANIES, when sock further proceedlap VIII be then adopted iq the im portance of the subject shall require. J. B. SHARP, Esq• in the Chair. The Chair will be (abbe' at Twelve o'Clock. RAKAsfitt. WE are requested to direct tile attention o f per sons afflicted with mental or hodily (teeny, llefVOlif de- Witty, inward wastings, loss of ttppetite, indigestion, depression of writs. irembinse or shaking of the liands.sforhutic and every other kind of eruption, asthma,. ulcerated throats, seminal weakness, pains in the limbs and joints. comumpi lye habits, and all constitutional rnmplainit, Imarediately to make trial of the ielehrated CORDIAL BALM OF' R ASIRI, or Nature's lufhtlitste Restorative, as prepared and sold, whoiesale and retail, ba C. J. Jordan, M.D., of the Bast Ltuidtm Medical Establigrtent, 7, Cannon:street Road, St. George's in the Fast, Louth" It is umveriattly ackaowledged to lte the most asreeable and powerful restorative ill all the shove com plaints ever • dieuvered. it thaw the Mood, eases the ro.i4 violentpirati pains n. to ir is u tterly !an imp. ssibl stomach, e for and language tot pers— Ilanguage t4t express, or eloquent" to extol, sulticiently the value of this wonderful and incomparable Medicine in rtntoring health vibe afflicted, and Aivid vigour tr rb. liked; tbousands hat beenting restored to perfect health, after bavipg beets so re. aCed be different dise.a's, ai t. have been derpaiied of, not by their Goalies, but also by their professional attendants. old, by appointment of the Proprietor, in bottles Ifs. each, or two oviaidtits in mic e 206. each; or four quantities its one family bottle, fur 395., duty included, by which one lls. bottle it raved. This irlestilnabh• Medicine will keep in all climates, may be 141 of Rarclay hod Sons, Fleetsmarket .fade, 46, nrnhiilt H. .1. Prestos', lel, Strand; J. Itb bards, 108, ad; flake, 66. PievadillY ; Barker. 125, Oaf rd-street; Chandier.76. Os ford target; l'aja, 10, ftliddimrove, Holborn ; sail by the most respects! de Medicate Veodets in every part of die kipirdom. • den tales this operal oppectspoity of &s -eam-it. 1 11. at he still defotes his study exclusive. elm at particellar campletaiss as a rettala r member of "•• 11-- ' "- ogees a - 4 porde- Dr C, .1, Jordan wo o* ag The PiMic. ly fr ilre cant of intrtiett tAe ft.ogal College of rat-.tientis bK o spiOsiv CUfle for every clot; of nervous relaxation; diseases. nt bow long 'minding, of of the clod inveterate kind. are tly his pest on:I superior nt.,de of treatment speedilyand effersuallycured. i)r. C. J ..Jorden tatty by consulted, by all ranks ' from nine io She reortlieg till nine it; th e evening. at the Last London Medi esti itstitbli4hmeot, 7, Cdmiton-s.reet lion I, near the Cousrocr. cial Rood turnpike. St. GAeorge's in the Esq. • Tr is sin g ular 10 Remark tile Alteration GREY HAM makes to she coutitenasee—ltEl) HAIR is •uck ' disliked by she wearer There defects may be remedied by the use of ROWLAN I:SSENCE of TYRE,. By merely wetting the Hair with this preparation, the Proprietors war yam to produce immeduktely a perfect rbange in It FA) or • GREY HAIIt, WHISKERS, EYE-BROWS. &c. to a bestotifttl glossy and perm:went Brown se Black, imitating the evert natural colour. NI •ishirg makes this I)ve more durable. Ladies or Getitletnete ma) dye their Hair oith Lase and Se creey—it is peeeetiv innerent. Price 6d., and 10s. 6d. Also .ROW LAND'S pi% CASS Alt OIL--{be greatest dis covery of the age, warranted to afford the greatest nourishment Ito the human Hair. prevents its being injured by innev, acCourhement. Olivetti:iv, change of climate, &c. remove, Ilse scurf, horithr•ess, and dr, tins r readers it soft sod glassy; pte- Tents its foLing of Or turning grey; creates it thick growl* on the baldest Paces; mikes the Hair strong in curl, which it keeps in damp weather, esert4e, asr. ; imparts a pleasant pertume. roll produces vrhisters, eyebrows, due. The Pico ,prictors worms t its innortmee. and to improve the flair from Ratosey • to the infest prried of life. Its inestimable pi opertl es hove pined It the august Patronage of their Ronal Higitorromst the Princess of Wale, Duchess of York, the Doke of Soo ex, his Imperial Majesty the Jim 'Jetta of Russia, by their espetiol'nuthoritv.—!'rice 34. 6s. 7s. leo. 6d. and One Guinean etch bottle. Will keep in any clinsitte. A. ROWLAND nod HON revecifully inform the Public that the high point/wily tlf the above articles his ocensi met! spurious itoliationo, compvsed of deleterious ingredients iplort. out to the Hair, woich ro tilers it nrce.sory to ask for " ROW LAN D'S OIL, m Rol* LAYtIYS DY E ;" and observe each bottle is signed on the lobe I io red ink, " A. ltowland nod Son." Sold wholesale. retail, and for exportatioo. by the sole Pro prittors, A. Roo Nod and Son. corner of Kirhy-sirert, the first turning on the right hand . in Hatton-Karden, Holborn, London ; void, by appointment, by oil Perfumers arid Medicine Venders shrooghout Europe. Til I long-ettabilished ' . 'Peputstion of Metri. CURiti and Ce., easagiased with their well-known experieore and success in he trentnsent and cure of a le« , reign iag homplaiont. entitle: tf em is superior claims stud a derided prehterespe over all other sir actitimers. Messrs. Currie and Co. as jetties. Barrost, and Ms when .4' the ft rya! College.s of Lon duthatid Wrilkiburgh, present to the Public the result of thir t y yeors successful pr: Hite 111 the Met:options. where their treat ment rind cure of Venereal Complames i Ne r vous Debitity, VsVika Relax:Miss, sled Atony of the Organs. Strictures «f the Urethra, &c. Ste. huts proved unifitimly triumphant. In sliahtlaud ereeM eases of infection, a perfect Care is complei - ad its the short period of two days; and in those cases of a more complicated mature, where other Practitioners have failed of ammo, a prir privasverasce in their plan of treatises( M itres to the Patient a sound sod perfect re-establi , heaerit. In Remiss Debility, whether produced rot convivial excesses, by the immorderuts er.joyment at seamed pleasures, by mediatory and over studious hidden, or by may other come, the Isleciteincs they prescribe will prodisce the happiest effects. in improving every faculty bath of hody sad ISM& Sever;.) Noblemen not Geottemeu of the let respectability, have been under the core of Messrs. Cantle and Cu. for the removal or Complaints of n. Urethra, Strictures, ditc. and basing received a radical nod permanent cure, request that refesence may be mode to then., as SlliSibetitry evidence* of the decisive superiority of Mor.r:. Currie and Co.'s pion of treatment t many of these Gentlemen have had Sidelines from ten to twenty years, and had heen wi der the care of Messrs. Hume, Heaviside, and other Surgeons of equal eminence, who attempted the cure by the ;Ipp lirati.ut of the Lunar Ciougiic, without succ.ess. Meters. Curt le a . ol Co. may be consulted by either sett, with the greatest dc.ie3ey. Secrecy; a-d boomer, at their house, N 0.107, liatton-gardrn.— Patients in the country are retmested IQ state the parit reboil% of then Case, Age, and general habit of living. &c. en- Omura a reinittrace for advice and medicines, whets Ike come %tit begiven or sent so their part of the kingdom. To insure that secrecy so essential to our uodertakkg, the postage of letters may he added its OM ACCouht for ilit'diCiuell. -I Cris Hat t .nlardedi e f.,‘ -pr- 4 0 1.1"1"r."7 PFD • A M ~' Ow .I.- , •-=-= 11.; 1 ." ' • tIli• I‘. .... , • moo 7 , . , 1 1 0 41 ' ' + . l • I &se, 44toir .., , late lit )• it', e• M. Ait • 1' r 1t:1 0,44. 0 4 .. ' %Old .' , S /Kr. r. k.• ' . ."' . .0 1 * ,11.-timr) r• .. 1 ' ' , IMP4ll4l**/ ,, MAI 0 - • - P . Rxx 70% -2) - liil !It of /- • At _r_ i . • sli. AI i; } ;, - t r,ttat it Is. ET• - ?lei . 4` jetist ': ti Pk P . .' . MS.!, h..... - . .- . appotal, who,.lsp,birth,.beloopo•to F. 15 {ICP (although Apjsss rebided from bettor, 10. Austria), elm has , zi l lfi t tis relatives le lint sawn.aanntry, and whose .., . is and widget haws always proved the at. .. taeliment which be elterisbesteee•do his native soil. • Aosta, Nov- B.—Coest• ale Weiss, Ambassador s ni his Most Christian Majesty, g•••, on the 3d in. slant, a woad entertainment to King Ferdinand I.; at lirdle.Medicia l sot lets brilliant than the (*root one. 4111.L4-(414PEL.1.8, Nor. ti. --01,;—• . I •JJ 1 -: DECLARATION OF THE ALLIED WW2. I have it sow la say power to-clay, to estall yea fins% Portimeats, which rosy be considered et the SmigtAmpostmit residua the Dellhentiess of Cos. . Though the Declaration, alert which I bed gme. . . elously spoken so mach, wee net signed tiff the OA inst. yes cannot flit ICI perceive how aturamit* I. .had, in different Latins, painted net the coenst4list would be- pursued with regard to the anisette adielt it announces. This is set itho,Deciarstion witlilliolt was originally intended to publish. It has add" gone great modification. Iron wilt trig is thistee. claratioo, this I,ldicatitut of fn eve Mumble et *lab great. A . • . •41 of , • . '" ! , the first bf the Docadiette stkiditialtailydritliPt note of the. Ministers of the fois Allied JPetteve4wlli. dressed, to the Duke of Riebillien on tise.46"iiimisee, inviting the King of Front* .b, jolts their tediamm% for the " mete geeeral and hotepeoheallists obfinies,P o to which, in speaking of the. Qesdrepiethittiesse l l *IWO. The second la theism was of sifianakei - ot the 12th, aocepting, in the name of his Magnin; dm invitation tendered. The third is the pretecedeigneil in ilia Sitting of the 15th lest. in pride!' the ghileild principles of the tobsecotiot Declarstise *we agreed to. The last Is the Declaration itself of no botlesell which the Congress has elevated, and of the ehlast for which the future &Hisao@ of the Powers is to Iliiii maintained. These Documents speak for timensfultii and require no farther comment from me. •. 4. As the business of Congress is now tertian; this town is emptying very fast. The King of Prussia departed retterday esorsiogi, fur Berlin, with the greatest quietness. His Majet4. ty, who dislikes eery mach any klod of esterasey or parade, probably was averse to the oblervences of a f or mal parting. He therefore west *wily too days before the Emperor of Russiais arrive!, issuing him. Belt (as I have been NW) his ono belletio, and do.. .4arlag. himself indisposed. His Majesty passed itidetly through Cologne, which had beets iliteinet• tee sights (the 18th and 19th) In homage of iiiii Emperor of Airdrie. ii i eke of Wellington arrived here list niglet tom Brussels, to sign paper' sad perform other roes , ne duties connected with his mission. Hie Graft will depart on Monday or Tuesday: Prince Met. timid lessee this town for Brussels to-nrorrow.—.. The ,Emperor Alexander arrives here to-merrnw, end proceeds to Cologne at Monday. His route to Vienna and to his own frontier, I sent you oe Then. day last. A regimeht of amigo cavalry passed this town to-day, on their way to their own country ; the re. gimeut is that of Colonel Nostita. ft iv entirely dressed after the French manner' and name a floe body of wee. - OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS. COPY OF TUE NOTE ADDILIPSED TO TUE BUNN OF RICHELIEU BY TILE FLENTIPOYENTIANNIMI OF Tits COURTS OF AUSTRIA, GREAT BRITAIR, AND RUSSIA, ON TOE 4TU OF NOT. 1$I& " The undersigned Ministeroof the cabinets of Aostria s Great Britain, Pringle, and Russia, have re ceived orders from their somt masters to addritsi to his Excellency the Date of Richelien the following Colllllloolol l iol l Galled upon, by Article V. of the Treaty of the .90th of November, 1815, to examine, in concert ; with his Majesty the King of France, *bother the military occupation of a part of the French territory, stipulated by the said Treaty, might ceasWat the end .of the third year, •r ought to be prolonged to the and of the fifth, their Majesties the Emperor of Aus. trims the K.lng of Prussia, 'and the Emperor of all thO floosies, have repaired to Aix-leXhapelle, end hue charged their Ministers to assemble there, in confer. Once with the Plenipotentiaries of their Majesties the King of France and the King of Great Britain ) in order to proceed to the examination of this im. 'portent question. " In this examination the attention of the Mini. eters and Plenipotentiaries had for its particular ob ject the iaternai situation of France; and had to be also directed to the (meridian of the engagements contracted by - the French Government, with the co. subscribing Powers to the Treaty of the 20th of No. 'ember, ISt& " The internal elate of France having long been the subject of serious deliberations in the Cabinets, and the Pleoipotentiaries assembled at Aix•la•Cha. pelts having mutually communicated the opinions which they had formed io that respect, the august Sovereigns, after baying weighed these opinions its their wisdom, have recognised with satisfaction, that the order of things happily established in France, bj► the restoration of the legitimate and constitutional Monarchy, and the success which has hitherto crown ed the paternal care of his Moat Christian Majesty , filly justify the hope of a progressive consolidation of thst.ordet of things so essential to the repose aort prosperity .of France, and so intimately connected with The great interests of &tope. " With 'regard to the execution of the engage ments, the communicetions which, since the open. ins if the coefereamp the Plenipatentisry of his Joal;ti! p 1 a . .101110Cimie far . egait f,r MO" asaiilllll4l _ _ • Ettom inks'EONDON CPAZEITE, - Ifir: 14. • it'fir:Cpco. Nov. 24. ~. ,~ MILITARY PROMOTIONS. llth Regiment of lightlhigooto To he Lieutenaids. withont purchase-Coniet grehard Corlett Charles Jordan, Cornet and Adjutant George Butcher, to have the rank; Lieutenant Hidtikao, from the 24th Light 'Dragoon g Lieutenant Richard' Archdall, front hail-poly of 'the Royal Waggon Train ; lieutenant the Ron. John lantraromtlittlst root Guards; and Lieutenant George Angustus A win. from the ad Foot Guards. TO be Carnes, without parchtter-oCornet William Rodney Chambers, from half-pay 44 . the 23d Light Dratoons ; Cornet Atrge Seymour Crate, from the 21st Light Dragoons; and ir Getit. vice Jordan. 13th Dino. To be Lientraats, without purchase.-Cornet James Tomlin- MM. Comet Arthur Hendrick. Cornet Henry Stones. Lien telsaritAezp e yjrzo b , o ttn half-pay of dm lota Light Dra gooos 4 Andrews. from half-pay of the to Dragoon's Lieutenant John Walton% from half-pay the Regireeles Litatenna -Charles Clarke, from the 21 Light Dragotea ; nod Lieutenant Kicked Burrows Ttgeriel. free the 4511 s Light DI-ovens To be Cornets, without purchase-Cornet 1/406, ' Hamilton. from the Royal Wagg..n Train. Ore T corset Hohett Ellis, frosts the gbh Ugh Drdittieus; Hanecock ; and John La.. reason, Gent. vice Stones. 14th Ditto, henry Gage, Gem, to be Cornet, by purchase. . , 4th Itogimeot o r . , • ^Tlfibe Lieutenatos-Liestetaut John Dolby. from !Mir pity of theti,sth Foot. vice Benjamin, Martin. ilea exthiMee ;valid Lieutenant W Ottani Magritte. from half-pay of the • Itegi . vice JohoStavelv, w.to exchanges. Ti he Ensigo-Euelgu Robert Gamble, from half-PIP" blfdlia 91st Fo:.1, vice Charles Chamberlain, who exchanges. ,Lieutenant William Graham to be Adjutant, vice It ichiddlititi, who exchanges the Adjutancy only Ash Ditto, Lieutenant Charles Richard Fos, from the Royal ft/e,t India Rangers, to be Lteutenaut. vice Venial hi-Oen, mutt, who retires upon half-pay of the Royal West India Rangers. 23d Ditto, Lieutenant Alexander Greig. from half-pay of the Bth Fo to be First Lieutenant, vice Anthony Gardner Sidle), who oxehafiges, re citing the difference 56th Ditto, Ensign Forrester Owen Leighton, from half pay of the Regiment. to be Ensi n, vice Lister F. Na-on, who ex changes, receiving the difference. 89d Ditto, Captain Joni' iluteltioson, from the 83d rune, to be Captain ola Company. vice Willow Sterne, to Ito retires upon - • half-pay of . he 23t1 Foot. 92d Ditto, ( moats, Jahn Brown, from half pay of the 4th Foot, to be Captain a r itt" Company, vice Ougald Colopbeils who exelvt nges. • • 4th West ;mita Regiment, IlittittrJames Drummond l)phinstome, front the2d Oraguous lobe Ora euaist-Colunel, by purchase; vice sit , John Warttl;tw..who re ire'. Ist Ceyloo Hilient. Lieutenant John Breh m , from half.' pay of the 8' d m Fout, , Ict be First Lieutinaw, without chase. BREYET. Captain Philip Stanhope,ois the half pay of the 56t1 Foot Aid de Camp to General the iierquis of Hastiage,), to be Major in the Army. HOSPITAL STAFF. Staff.Sargeon George Beattie. M.D. from half-pay. to be Sor won to Ow Fortes, vice James Arthur, M.D. plated upon kelt-pay. MI MOR ANDUM. Lieutestoat John Balmy Tharsby. of the 14th light := e sH has beeu lieritittea In resign his Cosonmsion frup 12,1818. - • 1•111 4 • OOl. V Onkaiage, Dkle. sib - x • Corps of Itoyal Engineers. Lieutenant-Colonel George t. ar .eve. from the half Pay, to be Lieutenant-Colonel,t ice Marlow, deceased. BANKRUPTCY EN LA itti R. Rees, Chatham, draper, from Nov. 28 to Jan. 16, at the Commercial Rooms, Brestol. BANKRUPTS. W. Bend, Dover, Kern, brewer. Dec. 3,4, Jan. 5. at Guildhall, Canterbury. Attornies, Mr. Noakes, Saudwich ; and Messrs. Ludingtou and Co. Temple. J. Mershon. *North Hall, Leeds, clothier, Dec. 1, 8. Jan. 5, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. C:uates, Paul-street, Finsbury • r. Sherlock and H. Blood, Liverpool. merchants, Dee 9, 19, Jin. 5. at the Office of Mrsrs. Avison and Co. Liverpool. Attornies, MOH% Avison and Co. Liverpool, and Castle-street, Holborn. 0. Allen, Greenwich, stationer. Dec. 5, 12, Jon. a Guildhall. Attornies, Meson,. Lane and Co. Lawrence Cannon-street. ▪ J. Gibbs. Hussite& Sussex, dealer, Dec. 1,8, Jan. 5. a Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Liudsay, St. Thomas's street, South wark.• W. Tack. Elsing, Norfolk, miller, Dec 7,8, Jan. 5, at the Norfolk Hotel, lorwich. Attoraies, Mosrs. Cooper, Last botellealt. Nolfulk ;' and Mr. Barber. Fetter lane. ' [ C. A. Pullen . Leeds, nwrcheat, Dee. 'V, 2s. Jan 5, at the Court-house, Leeds. Attornies, M. so.' Few and . Co. ilea rho to- reer. Coven.-gard ea ; and Messrs. Upton and en: Leed4. % W. Chan beilayne, Leicester, loftier, Dec. .1. 2. Jolt. 5. at the limn. Hekd inn. Hinckley. Attornies, Mr. Ikeket, No ble-street, Falcon-square; nod Mr. Soden, Hinckley. P. Creates. staccie.ophl, Cheshire, ironinooger, Dec. 9. Ws Jan. 5. et Bulkeley 'Arms Inn, Stockport. Atter. Mee, Mr. Sherwin Great James-street, Bedford - row; and Mr. Norbory, Marcie:Reid. W. Faun. CrOlowell. Noitinghamehire, miller, Dee. 17,1 R, Ann. 5. at the Hotel, Newark upon-• 1 sent, Notoinglianohire. Attornies, Messrs. Talleins and Co. Newark-upon -T re nt ; and Messrs. L ong and Co. 1-Nl4ore-court. Gray's Inn T. Taylor, Itingley-bridge. Lancashire, butcher, Dec. Jan. 5, at the White Horse Inn. Manchester. tiorhies, Mr. Grundy, Bury; stud Me>rs. Shine asd Co. Temple. W. Sturman, York.street, rsontbwark. gononaker, Dec. 1. 5..1au• 5, al Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Richardson, Clement's lane Loehhard .l. Bassani), Upper Thames-street. sugar refiner. Dec 1,9, .Jan. 5, as tioildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Sherwood and Soo, :Canterbury-square, Southwark. DIV IIIEI4DS. Dec. 31. J. Freeman, Hirminjtaas, victualler-Dec. 17, J. Millar, Liverpool, merchant-Jan. 23. P. Bec herand Barker, Broad street, merchants - Dee. IS, W. Oldroyd. Blackman-street, bookseller-Dec. 1, W. Smith, Oxford street, ironmonger-Dec. 15. J. Bewley., Kingsland road, salesman- Dec. 19. It. Cole, King street, fiolburn, coach-maker-- Dec. 1. It. Stanley and T. W esion ' Lower Thames:street, ironmon gers- Dec. 19, C. Lowe, t old Bond-street, jeweller - Dec. 15, E. Machavey, King-street, Greenwich. v.ctoalles-Dec. 18; W. Holmes, North Shields, master-mariDer - 'tee. 18 G. James, Liverpool, merchant-Dec. 17, J. Clark, York Hotel, Clif ton, Gloucestershire, innkeeper- Dec. 17, J. Mann, jun. Tem ple Stoverhy, s 1 estmorland. tanner-Dec. 17, J., J. F'., and I'. Bell, Kingston-upon-Hull, merchants. CHRTIFIC T 0. Warwick and J. Aldred, Rotherham, Yorkshire, che mists-R. Store,. Craven-place, Bays' atter, s onemason-.1. loekwood, Stephen street, St. Pancras, chair-maker- W. Wallace, Worktogton, Cumberland, shisomiroeater -E. God win, Tottenham-eourt- road, elteriemonger -T. Lowe, Beck bury, Shropshire, corn-deoler-H. Waldeck, Hunter-street. ht. Mary le-bonne, cheeseasotiger. PA ItTN EIISH I PS DISSOLVED. It. Barker and J. Else, tirydges-strect • Correct - garden. fat :ors-11. Baker aod G. Dixon, Eveshans. , Wiircestershire, wine , nerchantP—lt. nolo* aml R. Dobson, Ulversten, Lancashire, the safet Weft— mit I,,bhecoujils Pritchard and C. and %1. Glover. Stroud, ( iloncesteniire. maltbter- and G. Shaw, Kirktirtnn, tort:- Aire, timber rae rchatos—T. Baker told 6. Pullebri. York, linen-drapers—K. and A. Andrew, Winchester, hat inannfac iiirrni—J. Card - and F. Golville, New Bultd-s . reet, milli , ers-- J. Card and 6. I;artz, Milk-btreet, bilk nianialacturers —J. a 13. nd Godwin, St. Martin's' Ind, carpee.dealers—T. phipr, T. Holloway. and J. S. Holloway, jaoi New itdod- Arco, musical iastriuseat-soakeol / . 44 11 X10,AIMU 1,1 0 LAN* • w v 4 , • obwou r to ak; CALCII7I4., 41411titi ire.Averi4 )orilliiAridiraty of Voomtry . bps* thees gaggialthe satialiff i et s,ciisiion, as .well in piling Paull. It appearS.tq et. -10 se faros it lakiitalf(agd wehafee heentry farmed from Very gootl• sushority, - fiat sniiitley iv atiiresitily to be had •n giro& sotstrlty,)'N. stile chief y from these cusses : le t the war molt% all the specie - entering the • itoggtey, to Oft tarried to the froktiers i to cup ply eke demind of is greet in army in t he field ; Zily, from the dierrence of etching., rendering people in Europe' unwilling to send money to thi. c'sntry ; 3dly,the shortness of the remittencea from Chinas end 4thly, the Government Loan Calling into the Troossty what money ealght-imewilaern - less employed In the hamar. . Letters frettilleisfiey, of the 6th March, - weer to ielientte, that mercantile distresses, for want of me.: ney, are as severely felt to that part of the country &there; ,but they place great reliance on the Com ing?* 'Oast sties at Ceichtta, and the capture oe Atte Petshea's hoards of • treasers, tot their iellef.—• EttroPeaft geed. are stated to have been thrown Into Oat Presidenity in a greater proportionate quality Mill •of •eoerse they are grille dtog to fib. ihn the contrary, an great has been the competition for the purchase of produce, What Its sake*. is dulteaced in a rutin eqoat to the depreciation of tlio, other. Common Amood cotton is quotedes kighlfe reptea per randy 0401b5.), sad he I*.ul from 215 to WO rupees. • The price of dollars is from 2e2 hillitti'ben tired. There stle, at the time oisilWlen /port. dent's writing, in the harbour sit Ittliftlita t fear French, sod fire or sis free'tradersi es porting cargoes. APRIL 30....--We are sorry to find by a paragraph in one of the Paper* of the week, that the Inhabit. ants of hltdnapitre and . Cuitick, scud the adjacent places, are saft.•ring ;pretty from bowel complaint; that Major Hamilton, of the l*th Native Infantry, died, on the 19th inst. from this mute ; and that Sir Gabriel Martindell has been obliged, on account of ill.health, to lease the district, and is on his way to the Premdency. By a letter from Midnspore, dated the 224 inst. inserted in Monday's Piper, we learn, that two men in the army stationed there, died a fee days ago, and that 25 troopers of the 21st light Dragoons, are sick in the hospital. The weather there is represent ed to beinsupportable. It is confidently reported from different soerCea it Bonitty, that General Smith's division, employed at Sing will receive sot less than 20 jacks of repeu thth pitreemig,ef the maestro of. illishwa, Mitch was kept there as In a place of PRENCII PAPERS, PARIS, NOV. 21.-4ntelligence from Strasbergh states. that on the 15th inst., the Doke d'Angouleme received the Members of the Commercial Committee. This Prince has visited the different public and ma. nufacturing establishments, as also the monument erected in the Protestant church 9f St. Thomas to the memory of Marshal Site. This august personage was every where received with the most sensible, de monstrations of affection and respect. His Royal Highness left Strasburgh on the 17th inst. lot the de partment of the Haut [thin. Several Belgian Journals state, that the Duke d'Angouleme (who it will be remembered only re. msined in Aix-la-Chapelle one day) made a present of 25 Louis &or to the guard on duty at his lintel. as also a brilliant ring to the officer who commanded it. His Excellency the Marshal Duke de Reggio will return to Paris on Wednesday, the 25th inst. It is said that the Emperor of Racine has espressed • desire to obtain models of the different equipments of eacb.arM of the Royal Guards and the line. Mouttnedy is S. by delivered op to the Prone' Comnslasionert On the ' 24th inst. and the nest day i herseo i o lo.neerremeiniay Prussian troops in the deprifkinivnt of the Meuse. The Government has determined to improve the establishmeets already esisting ,et Cayenne for the: extensive cultivation of the vegetables of both India: Plants which have hitherto remained unknown, erw to he brought and naturalised its Guyena, for the purpose of thence transporting them to Europe; end at the same time plants which are peculiar to Europe null he conveyed to Guyana, whence, es soon as they shall become naturalized to the climate, they will be transplanted, and spread over the most dis tant continents. French Guyana. will thus become a kind of entrepot for every thing appertaitting to natural history. Of all the young men hitherto brought before the Correctional Police, for having displayed seditious, Colours at the Hotel de Ville, during the drawinri for the army, only one, ...he were a teal tri-coloured cockade, was condemned. Yesterday two yowl,/ men, arrested at the same period, and for the asses offence, were set at liberty, the charge against thee not being or an eggravared nature. French reeds, Nor. 20.—Five per Cents. 601. 50c.—Bink Pock, 1655 f. CO&MAII I Nov. 14.—The whole of the Austrise forces having left tbisterritory, their General-in-Chief, Baron Frimont, quitted our town.ou the 12th inst. It is at this moment, when the entire corps of that nation hate departed, that we are eager to espress our . sentiments respecting the Commaraler, the Generaht9i and the Officers, who unceasingly laboured. to miti• gate for es the, military hurthen, and maintain the melt eseitdiscipline. Our praise cannot now be sespgele4, and it is conformable to public opinion, WhiC,lt is desirous of rendetiog this jest itootege to a • L %F'. .~--.~ ~'._ I 114-• 4 ~'~ ~"y i --. I W '', .a.::~ • , A ni 1 3 i~ • '~ { , r , l : I 1