The Statesman. — London, England, 1824-01-12 00:00:00

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(17 ; : - ...T 1 : 1 : 1111 7 4'1.6744:1411:erb; 4411 1 4 :i: mor n in g.. 3- 11 1 :10 O o ' e F loc:, 11 0.1 Lord .140ipatuitz . •elepar t:l n l iv sg wa ßv q : comitommitio lt,.offflill,•EMAVltc ; witont lit. ww f 4 Tai nwrut vd , : o h:: ~ k r e; : 1 114: " " bail ' t GiGrege itire l T : s 7 .. all ?A l_ cil li_ .: . , t o* 1 . 13 710 00 d, , wl witer. ......inemimim. _ ow_ i .c, Mr. by rk" o rd in flis i p la ri n v a 4 4.oB44,oisamaaemaion te asi roo re, m : I p e a s te W 4 e G t a li eftep e t: t hte e noher l Le l atint . in: lt r.iedu. s ie q r . i : o l ,:. , iwtThieferettcershar sat ! ins the following intelligence from Spain . : - , e insult) Dee 1.-The Martinelli of Casalre'n is still blame whatever khauld lie attithed id die - Ntoslmier - 'tents,' Learned lientkinan to the office' when GM oaths of : which arose solely Our r • , sem* ,e;IN . , ts drvinw Sitos is still at Madrid, and has not gone to were unable to 9tei le leirl le r#Pa l Y: l l - 1 . •• • • • i re ray,,,,j . from the greetvemand, mkt vs i.• -oeman ono demist) , ex- writes Of tbe "freeiaidiNtr ' illtittillee * " 'Simi iswarafi l-aaffilf- 4 4ise H lT Ww 404.1, --,,•- Ct" in f.a . 1 . . °Ur 144 0 tdelttin T7 4. . 11.44" er . e t h_ati .: & " he r . a G isl vd lo alli f : .7 11141444 .: -- okis: . ; ..... '''', • i ..' v: - Ta: • for's. :TT , : . a r e : N s : d e a : oe ' ..18..4.111116.1.1.41.1111111144.11411"11-i ite tor th 4,4 a -46 f r 'allioad mig l . l4- . 61 7 ' 44 i 4 -41 4 4:asisui.d t him, . e i r. Ali fenrobik to 3 moult ritt 1 ally irdkreds"With Wm. . t. ; ..0. 1 1 .. : :! 0 11 11 1 1 :7 8 n ohe o r. ; la tte ;t : it d r nis i a li t i t l s i n v e Ler g a s :o e h r n : t h imp t wer i w s A k e- d t e r t h e l ih e , e" 0 f r usual thd Solicitor n ; oath heedm to fo t r O ot e Steal ialitnery j De e p o e n. . 4 ! s ' it . ()p lea t " . •fg s g Oailt 4l- e ll eg i tel4. Itti t tia t*cred the ebobt of prevent similar di . seppointereflff: DR OBSERVRR will be , ift l,i i .„..s i or o ft -, • 01 o . 4 t : t 0.. ••., , - . - . KEPT on SA CR Until Baal END trying 'Newt!. - tb• 'petit of ' 'Amodio"- oar *lsm mots.. Is this , -10 N. riit ft evekitr air Til i r 11 f t h e or WAS. • ... • giei '- - leoBl4.4lo l l,Yrtikp _Kiwi; of the Dike dilltifentsdo, DIARY reit .11116111,1alita. ' General who islet with the In • '' ' 'Mr siltibits.. an lottarooletioa Ali a )sisioess.llo4se - • - • vim emfivalsittiinas Qf t, , ' 1,1 7 1ifilliVr't k.filltors}: 4 3 ,l tho -*dial armies,' en the mode Jam to s. riawswiv. am. orraLiiro o , • .. .. Learned Brothers. upon itiaeopoiotment. to !7 he followed speedily to effect the te.orginizetion and is, ;17417 16 . Nr .m 7 .-- il . ify?..l!.- aft. 5' ! t os ',ktats.. for inertly araiMii, ► gooeit lb? fif*"ittisf ;of • el.'s pletpow pf Hie itopl.ljeard. the King has resolved tot . • l ir siteVw:istiv. st.;.:wes4 re• Weer Ilrelesan't•lotne , 4 - t Lalligkine .to toleration? ilit Ass'. attack, km ••Bassis .. ~ • iull.,tl:er , -r. .. 23, T. Off. nand Cam Treaviegisaa. • :Mi.:- i.: ...• 1,1 ,41 . • t SHI r hitt) eNTELuosnic.. , . .._....;._ k ..., 1 1 WfOre Piiii•taitceto s' general eurolthent fot • my . i 0 , 1110 .. 1 Z*;;;;;: 1 1 7 2 8- 1 ., 1 TO- --11 `" - 63 IL : ' A "' il. ~ o r a. .51144‘ . the Engish , s ktilirjailist tteit'a '..' ie. air -- ' • we r. .1 • Dust.. JR y . •---W,lntifillit.lL-cs o o * i d . ~ ,o u rn , x , f ‘ ', : ; , ,l .:, `'. ' l6 use 'it shall b '4 it tied fii serveitottlVlteral 0- t - -i l tlt 4, ,TV ri ' Mich WWI% afeen.--M d'elaelt -Eves 0 nt, after 12.. •lea OM • By ca rr y in g the principle§ tot air iitnasanieek n • •• ' 5 Mae f'filhei that th.l4l4"lr‘ s'- ' l4 til an.'‘ Dt :4 ,.. ill wi ll, 4 7 theie n t: *tim mac li. a ps . v - vekr A t Y rs c i li s taedif id ors ild f:n t r e t o g s da ta iiiii l . e ;l4 l 4 lSi t r it a the w ed fs elli rd 6 W .'C l "7" sr . of ood eb d ie b w it . .IL-W ti N.E -Arrived P., I.4sllllkid..l;pgel:el:;;,.",ite.j,il.l:7.ii.:.'..l"l,entr."triorte"'iin'lti '4". t im i' Bo rk ,. v iin ' Agw6 et teres. ?a."114/14111"'-sigu'3.• lii . • °IL I • • , ' , 0 -, .. • - nx.L •,-.OOPI ATta . SS.,. . Maria, f ir •a• Wed. J • . ' • •• • . I. A.• • ' • • • High Weer. 51ornI)m- after - s-Litees.3l) ia. aft. 1 ." . itmeartied in England, ittexhihits e • • P iv sin vw, January • , • _ _.., . Val para i so. oic Henry rurcher,Thornson, from the Downs for !Madras, sr% 1 11.---Wind f ' 'l' olt The recruit who shall offer to se in: soy :OM '''." IT; S. S H n i h g! " +;:te l t a 'lo , l ,*ft.. . Am. ft . 3 .the i a E b. e Tßi e e n; r4R ia r.e .:;. it t et.o : irtite4trnett: 4: 1 ; . ::: ..rn.. rni t o y; t w. h h. e il q li . i. i f: ) : •it htf.Pa. o. :::: a . 7o l4 a spi l remain, e s ti; . 1, with si ze; r e u r ri a I t ti o t. t others, i ind particular irs ; E ta i n i p k h n e o m er i z - 1 N S o a r i i t e r 41 ti . a fl.tanl 'ikon not be under. GI, nor above thirty years of os • • . • • -in appropriate is esi•Sawliels raid a ilmOsiait oewspaper . . : s o re e his stature at least five feet three inches. his eon* NATURAL!. • . ..,,,_ -• .I, , ostimtiun healthy and robust, and without any • bodily SOSSOII, WO I.• .. • I; - • arid 51r. Ma - liattle.tbe date, of Mit fellernrinig . slrf/Mt. , familiar . 'lie present period :- ed during a course of years. rgatirsg,-witts what indiscriminate seireAsy imp gm' pro . Buenos Ayres ; . llele , n, Wi r l p s w o ro n aokis fo .oo r i N ef a l p ri l oA e it s l ; toin s 4 l :i 'o .f o o; d r p A s pl r fre k enn , d iz ; e: i i % : : : ; : . tend, for r am - s A ic r a ri . ve v a ib f e r .ol •,••3: No one can be admitted who has been proceeded ~. • *• . e mus' ' triuhe w" ii to 'atiopi tee."li. vie' tee • dsty ire ked s il o o n', fo fo r rtia L r u a c lt i s a r ; ; E dn r % and several others, names unknown. o-hv vn sin:ld . neainst by justice, if be is of iefamous extraction , and if • the . RAIIILII. ST sat that LAST 7 - . . . user..} e4O ed• V" letters N. ant AL to given," who by this last pump *Moot beventinded •ne has voluntarily served, in any quality whatever, under.; , r „ and the Newcastle, for Trieste. London l'Al m ° t I I : the 1 1 1 1 a ti a n n t u s a . " and ") ; r o t ia bo li ro l ugb Pa h eltet . f4: - ~ thepretetuled Coostitutional system. . ' •f• - • ' ' -ir •••• csooaa. 12-ft March 23 , May 10. 0(14 EiSMIE of obsearaatisne at one Unieirlifil's, and 4,e fur the Cnpe of Good Hope ; • " - 4. 'lndividuals may headmitted into my Guard et •• - a i t'r e o. • it fe*,:Jaii. 13-. V. April 10. mat 12, ne.doi,.. . .. ~ .; ,..1 %. 1 ; . _ •4 4 l4.re l h fi I Flbi eb l7 : l l . l A si pr 9 i i 17. , .. . , t he hostility-of;the University of Eiliaborels to•Profemor . ~s, ''Raving served in-my Armies, before the estahlis. L-, and of that of Catuhridge to Sir Jatnes 36 . --, Novembers - r Sierra ssiied I t .e he on D e u ;U ke n o io r ti. m f i r FALMOVER, January 10.- Wind S W.-Arrived the Li's% :.I.:e-eucatitution, have c ontinued to serve under the 1 gal Bet sp. ll'..lah. 16, . 7 • , reas,,iinal I. lastanen, Nov. '24: Ire. from N l* : v n Spiders .hoot their •-:' . 15. . Bat shodidiag - to the. Government Inspector of the Lisbon, and Sandwich Packet, for the Mediterranean. a anna . sago • tioymninent ; provided. however, and on the express con- Butleehap. Jan. i -Mhy PAW omen Dec. 12. atiti.in that they have. not borne arms against the Royalist markt ird wlit t Ur • '`''.- . Peb.lS.May 13. :land allied troops . that they ,have not taken part in any 3 irre" `km" "• J . 7,..tn0e It .. . • RassiihUniversities. sU the learned of Europe, for the last • - . -- oolitic disorder, that they have given proofs of good cote . ' LS. fortyTeeie, have hem labouring to overturn Religion, we The Loyal Sam, from Liverpool for Bahia, gronnrled on t'e . North Bank on Thursday night, but has been -duet, • and they answer to the condition in No . `l. ARR. • :: , AIM Dug. trust that the Russian notions of religion must be rather got of and ta , Heil into do +k to re ' pair. •o• Feseetbstrartieles follow, lint they relate only tp the g ....Dublin... ....'-• • • I:...Holland o t absuril.for what allthe learned endeavour to overturn* t on. ::lo le in which applicants may apply. to the immunities to I U ...Waterford..... • • • - .o....HembroThe Weal Indian Packet, Munro from Tendon to Jan ;• aegnently what none hut the ignorant and stupid endeavour Good Intent, Shepherd, from Newport to London, auil . th ia ;l ll ., ; - ~.,•ovich the spud shall. be entitled, and to other minor lt ...G & Jersey. • . .0' , • I.... France I) •. to support, cannot, we suspect, he very rations' or intelli. vent Star, Owen, from London to Liverpool, were all on 5:4•4 • o i ,..L.lshon .. I • I ...Flanders . ..0 ' matti tr., . . • gible. But lty the nee regulation, all Itossian Lscturen in Margate Bay yesterday. ' •MO Joartiat des' beets of Friday contains no news, ' 0 ..:.Gottenberg ....I 5 !... • 0 : ....Melte . ....0 are obliged to subink their lemurs a priori to a Govern. Tile Dublin Packer from New York, has indeed at Doh", • k but itill affects to wear av. ry pseilia. aspect.. • - PRICE OF STOCKS TDIS DAY A a. T -ONE GC K. meat inspector. In England we manage such matters with loss of foremast and bowsprit, and part of her coos • es I 8 It is affirmed that the King, in the .• !'PA...S.' .......Y. .- thrown overboard. Om* Stela. much better, -for we attain the same result by lesseuten• ' •f;Ohnell 'held ow Wednesday last, nominated Knights ••••••=•1•••••••••11....•••••.1 . •, S per Ci . Red soltl Ditto Bonds... .. ..84..138 ride means. We admire the Russia* Ordinance, in two • c "Coinmentlers of his Orders, the Archduke Francis Chants-- a ... ct.c ___ - First, It abolishes the:Aectnres upon the Itigrilis. MILITARY APPOINTMENTS. .1 oteplo wood *On of the - Emperor of Austria, lb " Pri " . ° l 3l t. per (7;7 .... 1 10001. 5"" "'' -' P • of nations, and very properly; fie why I. entre upon what --esem-. '• Ittival"nf Prussia, Frederiek Willi: m , th•• Orafii Linke' +per Volta - pm. in that country is treated i i a mere nonernits? Sr - - WAR orrice, JAN. 9, Ink .. . , , „. , . ' Corlettnione touvowiten, 'nobler of the Emperor of Russia N e w F o urs lob{ IMO Sm all .AS 57-6 pat coolly, it discovers that the Emperor A'exatilie 4 . lath Regiment of Light Dragoons-Lieut. Henry Stones. to i.nit Count Nesselrode. llHnister of Foreign Affairs of his , Gong Ann .33 A-101 Lottery Tickets. -.191. 104 .. be Capt. by purehOse, vice Crawford , who retires ; come! C. the greatest Emperor of ancient or modern tint " A 4 -- ' l5 • ' M ajorty the 'Euispetin &Islander. .lap. 3 per Ct....-.....• ...On t•on. for Acct 1 • 4 1 1 a 'discovery to make which requires no small share of talent. Smatter, to be Lieut. by purchase, vice Stones ;C. l e fiv lodgment cif . the Chamber of Pollee CorrectiOnelle of • i„.____ - --• -----,-.- We could not help smiling at the simplicity of the Timm. Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Strange. • linraeabx;•paised oil the-31105t.. ALM . Conetaut has been Celesiresen Restheeet •-of Foot Guards-Capt. Jasper ila:', • • •i•lr terfred• ro alsontielleprisonosent; fur having decorated o e - Artattilman♦ " Knowledge" says . this Leading Journal. ~ would teach 001. Stith Foot, to be Lieut. and Ca • im . Id ptain, rice ...Lamy, iv' l• them (the their indefeasible rights; and those + towhee/es. • ?Andel with the Cross of the Legion of Honour, without • . . rights are destructive of despotic power." Why knowledge -114 h Regiment of Foot,Ensign Wm. ii. Buckley, (tore lip. • • Tialifig:l•Orm antfiriaed. - should teach the Russians what it has never taught the pay of the rep o to be Emden, without purchase, vice Fre.•• • • • . I.. 'iliree reyal ardinanges, dated vesferday, have been pub . MONDAt EVIL% lAO, JANUARY 12; 1 024. English, we are at a loss to eonceiye- the Clergy are sup . ' land, promoted in the 07th Foot. , • l'ifseril The first nominetes the Viscount deChateatihrtanti ••-•anow•-•• posed to be the depositories of knowledge - and who 1 nth Dittos-Copt. Humphrey St. John MilJmay, from os • •••• Knight Commander of our Orders ;" the second confers , . 6 . .,,,,, i „ L..., t hey have i n d e f eas ioi. .1 , .h is, and o f m i st Coldstream EOM Guards, to be Cepteie, vice Hall, who , r., t':e eamedistieetion upon the Dukes de Daudeanville and Stock EKCIIANG6, 12 o'CLoce.-Consols 'opened DO a r; -- 6. 4 1 .- - i i ; •tisu3 of ~ elm rig. e o if ''` • , 6 •de Dandle i and the third a r poin.s the Baron de Vitrolles morning at t.. 93 3 g SO. ; and afterwards were done at 893 s • .s• ,•• e • e •- -......--- . • tiosn Ditto-Lieut. Wm. Warburton, to be Adjutant, vio ' a 'Meister of State, and member of the Privy Council.' Ibl'lnteraon, deceased ; Ensign G. Frant.land, from the Yi n . to 1,. for the Account. There is, however, little doing. """ • soddenly, this morning, about II o ' clock, r ase W ' The appeal of the widow Lecouffe and her son against •..-- 4- toestoto he Lieut. without purchase. ' .thrii eentictiou for the warder of Madame Jerome, has except making up Accounts for the settling day, the 16th . . , e retie fi' Joseph Marryatt, Esq. M. P. for Sandw!icll rWth•Pitto-Lieut. Agnew Charitpin. from half pay V. Vii) %airman to the Committee of Lloyd's. ' foot, to be Lieut., vice Rich. Lott Knight, who exchange., • been rejected by lf.e Cohn of CassatiOn. - -• A private Express has arrived this morning from Peril ' I MADRID, Dec. 30,- ImMetliitely alter the promulgation s 94 Tuesday afternoon, the Cambridge. 80, Captain T. remising the difference , bringing the French Reece. at 94. 10 10 15.; and Spanish J. Mailing, finally cleared St. Helena, with a lair wind, for ' 93th Ditto-Surgeon John Hodson, M. D. from half v..: of the amnesty, it appears that there all he 'notion-decree -. re peeing the fate of the officers of the Constitutional *Rohde at 233. the leavieg off price ; but in the course of Bin Janeiro. Valparaiso, and Callao, with the Consuls and Bourbon Regiment, to be Surgeon : Assistant Surgeon Dan.. Vin Consols bound ' to the Independent States of South ' SAO ml. I from half pay Royal Waggon Trails, to be Assist:: "' T T who are 1^; 'classed a 4t h t he au thors of the "vole' Saturday, they were done as high as 25 ; Scrip 53. Surgeon. Con. - They will he divided into several series. The fi rst - • Americo and their fernlike on board, comprising sixty ' hr West India Regt.-Lieut. Garrett lieinsworth to bets ; ! 1 tseiltleiolideall - the officers ' of the Royal Guard who ahem. t We. do not bear that the Express has brought eny p Wks. ainiout purchase. -. : doped their , corps to enrol themselves with the rerulation• ne w s. totters were received oh Saturday from Madrid, dated To he Lieuts., without purchase.-Ensign Js. Brannan :I: i cry party. as some of them ili4 on the oth of July, 1522. .., • the 29th ult., stating that a partial chaoge bad ibken ,e*An Francis Wilson Lewes ; Eusigo Otho Hamilton Went!, •• Thr•liesvond will in the officers who became Reiolution• timeless rex os.-Sponish Donis opened at 231 4. ; place in the !Spiels!, Ministry by the resignation o t tire phr Heeisworth. • iste after the promulgation of the constitution, in conse. but soon after it was . known that they came higher from ?denoting of Cows 'PRP: and the rppoinimeot of Senor '1; Tio fin Sedges, without purchase-J. Russell. Gent. %4. wawa of elle oath which the King was compelled to take. Paris, they got up to NI 1.-Ohl Spanish, 241-Colombian gsary of mei . Err", one oCtite niewben of the hate Regency, t , th e rases.; Alined haul'. Gent. *lee Womysa. Cuddy, Gent. vice Lewis ; E. items::., • - /Moak. the last 'sill include the officers who oely followed. . d tO Ditto- o Lieut. T.. Macpherson to be Captain, witlo.: • -elk; memo, but who have conducted themselves with mo• 84.-New Austria, 53 1.-Chili, 'N.-Russian, 803 4.-0:d T.helliarks inNewerustlesow dimmest at 4 per cent.instea putanie. • . L. r•deTCtilin. order, and discipline. The above arc the three Prussian, 911 0.-Poyais, 33. , of Gar,- (Newcastle Chroa.) • To tor Lieutenants, Without purchase -Ensign Ed. Weils • ' ditbsee•wriiieli merit especial attention. ____. 01 ......,--- Extract of a letter from Catentiae.-." Mr. Thackery, the Iti oato - a Mitchell George Sparks ; Elisio is. Holt, vice Ma • t.r.'ett ill said also, that there wil he no distinction b- twerp The Times discovers with great accuracy, and exposes ~ ,„ barrister, who went to 'Calcutta without any licence from fi n. olelseeinilitury eh° have preferred to proceed to France as prisoners of war. and those who have remained in th.ir with much skill and asperity, the fl agitious proceedings of admission by the Judges, statist', that the Ear had already lefto o ftet t., vies Wells ; Peter Kettlewell, Gentleman, v.• , 4.ltolonitients, for having made 011ie submission to the Kitt three more than its proper number, anil that they would VPSres. K the Continental Despots, and the mischievous tendency of . • . for amongst the ( wou l d are many who, influenced by a s ol = e admit none until there were four vacancies, and then they • omission In the end Regiment of Royal Surrey Militia •• • • • despotic institutions : hut, like many ether ethic politi- . John Allan flay, Geist. to he E ...fen. . point of honour, would not take the oath of submission to would admit only one. The Government has also ordereu - ottoillallimlon ins Majesty, and amongst the others there ale some whose ciaes, the Editor haano great faculty for perceiving', and him to leave Calcutta and return to Europe, as he lied no AI AItK Is TS. - (Te is Oat.) 1 Osatednet dun not itdicete Very since re r" conversion ; there- • . neither talent nor disposition, for exposing the errors which licence to reside*" . • tote, it is added. the conduct which they have manifesteu . In consequence of therecent dipoles between the London „ o . ~n ~,, disgrace our own rulers, or ,the principles that poison theE I'IIAXGR. t 'AN. 84.-.1 me eintities tor es , -daring anti since, the revolution will serve as a kl - is is for Dark Company and Mercheints relative to the delivery of „ "RN m , , . : 4 3 .- • • int v Lest we ek ACCIDDIII4P 4 I great!y, env to a morning the me , lbo•hite which will be assigned to them. Finally. the institutions of our own count' y. . Last Saturday the gooda upon their own transfer none% some ships ate i . :entity is, dissolved. and the military junta charged with its ' J o - -•• unladi ice Baltic produce lie West India Do. k,..... 44 o i r . stipp tea oIA heot an ßarley. ens and teas from we l' V d i s P It fuses very properly reprobated the French Governittenes branch Sent anif Suffolk, were conaiderable. with a goo:I uric • lir* organizaion will create one which may afford every regards eutintance unprecedented as this particular • :splodge of fi delity and attachment to one Sovereign, because trying by military, rather than by municipal law, the of commerce. of o e ts f r om th e Northern p.n.s. There have bees eel • I I ire sidenside odes of Wheat made this morning, which hi . %care will be taken to place at its head those who have taken s e ntinel who h a d shot one of the crowd at P a ris, f o rgetting The boil of the Rev. Marmaduke Theakston, w i produced a great impssion, and the prices of last Slow , up arms for the •King, and sacrificed themselves to the nieloncholy death iv ,s •nnouneed in this piper last week. I we suppose, that, in this country, when a soldier shoots a .. i day have been fully m ain tained, but the trade afterward . ;mod cense. . was foetid on Mouday last betwixt Worsail and Yam. and f e became more henry. Bailey has found buers on th • . .FII.RXCII FUNDS. PAY" Jas. 2.-Five per Cents. oPened citivenolie is .not sometimes tried at. all, or when a ruffian, was interred It Harm:oda on ThursdAy.-(Xciecust At 61. 5..; closed at 94 25. ; Loan of 1823,61. :. Bank . "* * Chronicle) same terms as this day se'liniglir. Beans also ) support tle Aired at an election by a Treasury Candidate, minders a • sa•or prcos. Peas of both deseripice s g t off at the raft la • • Mork , 1.632 50. ; Neapolitan Ave per teat . 794. ; Spanish On • S dd' hclosed the fast slur ay the tspatc es were at; -• donos. 224.; Exchange on London, one month, 26. 55, ; .poptiler voter, and , is condemned to die, it is possible for ladia Honsroand delivered to the pu of the following 1 tooted. As must of 0.3 r Ott buyers are out of son. , , • tome months, 25. IS. . . , the Crown to prevent the execution of the sentence, and to ships-Berwickshire. Captain Shepherd, for Ilene el and • they are compelled to purchase freely. and this wiz: rather exceeds the curreoey of last Monday. In door there •. 1. -00-- - - . •p am . Astral , . , China; and Ueneret Hawse. C t• . ti. WSt -./o I 1 n . ,s;roam IN LINCOLNSHIRE. i let the felon louse again upon society. For proof of what Helena, Ilene mien, and China. is no further ;Iteration. --millisi-- • 'we advance , We tired but refer to the affair at Man- We have been iuformed of the porticolars tonchino a SIIITRVIELD MAREST, JAN, 19. -The Market was well I. supplied this morning with all descriptiobs of cattle, be , ...s rentiog the (an Sunday night the filth milt., the , certain t o:plea:met circumstance which occurred last we.. , • chimney of Mr. Charles firer house, of Ilicker, we: c""te e, t° the live; lost at the Queen's Funeral, or to the at Brighton twe shall not be the Greg to o f the c old • at, higher ' • a•K give them in consequence . c n e ter, priers . Jientintled for prime oxen, amongst which there were *dawn. down, and fell through the roof; the servant girl late King's paoloning M'Quirk, which called forth some publicity.-(Some.r Advertiser) was severely bruised by theaccideot, . but. is now feat Lily Caroline Pennant. ininghter of the Duchess of num ber you 'I of ou .1 itality. anil which were sought after. t time bes t letters fro Init le pen pf Junin!. But The Times resoveringo-A barn and waggon hovel in the same parish ° were nearly hiown.down ; nothing but the end walls were of S sturday, must indulge its honest indignation at the house, Hyde Park Place, Comberland Gate. Tile REVINEE.-tly order otthe General Board of Co dleftitamlieo. • idacksosith's shop was partly unroofed,INDRIMMDKNCE OP YIIR COVIYIT..--,1 meeting was toms intimating the pleasure of the Loud. of the Ire. • trateinels Whiai the Despot of linssia; has east round theUni- . oatiosoase of the tiles more.driven by the force of the held at Sleaford. or, New Year's Day, Colonel Minton sure; the following Gentlemen hive lately been appoint. . wind upwards of forty yards. • versities of lilt Empire. We snseect that hail therfmci conde • ,In t h e c h a i r . t he purpose of taking into consideration ad to their present respective situations in our Lusts • By the same hincicane comsat' Abe buildings which are seensledto look at Isom e,he migietbave found manyof the same Abe hest mode of securing the independence of the county ii,ouse : 7 - . • - , erecting at New Bolirtgliroke, and were in as of L i ;it which it was resolved,' Eke undermentloneJ William Parsons, E.g. inspector General of Casino.' uutini ` hed evils and almost to the came o'etree,existing in our own no statei were blown down., - • • . ventlersen be re ,unsaid to become mensivers of a Central Mr. Won*. late Landing Waiter at Plymouth. to, • • Meting the storm the top and eale trees with some of does' institutes of learning. The indiscriminately making, ot oto notsoe for condoning the independent interest at the 'Landing "tiorveyor, . Gls., wheels of the water engine tin Howell Fen. were boys at our public sohoole,and particularly at Westminster next clertiouossel that they do hold their first meeting •at My. Tretfor. late Lo pt co' I. ' m r 'et of Itridgiwater, to I. e Coto. • bleetardr, anti carried by Om what' to 1 distance of near - • the Nag's Head •14n, Sleaford, on Thuieday the 29th •truliee• learn by rot e , a whole volume of cotegerical gitesolons and- • . oseen'yards from the body adobe mild. The perso n who . .iostant, at twelve o'clock ; That the di minivan flu comma: • Messrs. Meivie, How; and 0110C116.' thirantar le 3 J 'has the care of the mill was running her at the time. and answers, upon th en national religion ; the prohibiting at our Moak those r-soltitione to the respective geotlemen : -Sit Landing Waiter at Dublin , and the two latter, lee Ls • .perceiving the storm coming en. endeavoured to move herJohu Thiwold, Sir John Throliope, Sir Robert Heron; , log Waiters at Ports in England, to ho Searchers, Spica' , Universities, ev the perusal of what are called isetero• into a proper situatime, but before he hail time to . Edmund 'I owner, Charles Affix, John Boutem, Jo *ph and Wine Wooers and Landing IVaitere. -(Beitiot .1, .risen, it, the fart o f. th e tempest b oote d t h e m il s i n t o a slot works ; the moderating of' a ll subjects of di scuss i on . • .Litresay.l: C. ii:Valseaft, licorice .Denshire. B. Claypon, ventile Advertiarr. l ) country direction ; *meat the ayatollah Winked theism° to the existing order of .things ; the selection •of none MeltrO Clarke , Adlerel Welby, Russell Collett,• tv, 4. • Moisten, or Slit. WEARS. -The holy of Thu tell it down. but weave happy to add, timCitsontninineil nO par- • • . • . Joliette% dames Tomlinson, John 'Tatham, W. F. accordiag to the it, tention to fully expressy, reattaed fro . ticoler injury., . . . ... . . . out subservient spirits to the higher offices of the Univer• . 4 . • . itienblebf, George Holland, William Shield, John Cope. the gaol of Hertford in the course of Sam ay cCglif In .., silty ; the rejection of the •• most 'al& candidates land, end R. Healey, cornet ; and the Rev. John K. udsi vac to London, and plated in the Theatre of AnaloinY '.. ... T r litStrackport Advertiser. in its accennt of the late for appointments. Who are knotin to 'be- of liberal '-(Sea Lyn " ) . ' St. Bartholomew's Hospital, It is almost unnecessary • .▪ fit ht ffeyi, the tiMe.i . art, kept by two uolicipen, and Col. 1. lb . . rattaTtosinstitits oicepec- The following fast may lbe ta• • that it became so object of great interest erkeley naps the empire. Previous le; sad eluting the fight, sentiments ; . and : , i -, .. the ' inprising .- o f . . religione . • tests relied opotiz,On the .Friday evening opon which ,the . iprofrstaf•mal gentlemen anti the students attached to . 1 4 6 lb . . 10.010 of. Gni . tittapOrary wpotleo **ands' rune do* n in the taking isf the • lay degrees, alone. "64 4 our murder .pf. Mr: Weiee took plem e the card of the niiirdtreid• Idetitittioa. 'l.."asta will be taken of the whole head. It Le IS .. l ies hit ninit imeadfni.cinth..precipatatlng about 3,560 per. •v ids ,• en i ff i n . • .w dl ino d i nle y With flints o f flO o 4i . What men was. lefs'et Lord Egrosiont'a. it Petworth. This Cerd the hodyreeelted the hospital, or shortly aftir it eas e l ' ,apies to the itoued s . Vie Agee will dreadful, and "per- o• -- . re" -' • ;:i.a. ~• was, we have oodoubt, left there by one of the puttee,. posited there , it was Iciond that ank plea filets ti . . s pirty utifortunite l itiefivide eeorg, on fir,lese iititu•Ml •`. .y . fhtme I ' . .. i sime oily:N . om R i rietetif.. is peil i a_ 'fie iextti . . . Cir. . - . ' . OE22 ! agent - . - ..nopiessaly. snit istinoon i , r oam creditors. Intl whis eras .lewd from London on ,that sty. serest in the dee. teed 'unmounted die ethgasts "SwF tirty• . ,apieps ; ssh i tela ism atitsdasteefirt his fight, 9 UK lit tune ti oto," af i a ns i n h t • - w i th o w n g • e rift of Ile: Feb*, - new' lo that ' The intention eletielr'wes. that if the islinatereri moll 4 es!' oppnee the selersion of • mob at retie, • Tee. -hodf- well ' proper arrangements, wilreireeent aii? further sanction ofit -- ;"o' .1.... r 1 :: ..:. •:'-' • • s - • euneraled the body, and avoided oespieloo AM the s onarder. desico - snieeteolissertion,,and it is isteinisel , Hutt the Iw' r the Fancy towards another mill is Worcester. • °s i . , I,l4ltorrlgnit. Weil* e)itelly of '. phYsiOt#gieiii, data, and it should be supposed that gist the-list plarel'atonhich Mr. - albino-1M! pHs shall Iteopresarvil.-4 lforifilif P 47" ) •.. 7 catniatragallsin L'utnntsilinitc4- 1 01 •thwels la:Atenantles ioisiiittibiltsenlassataset lumprorementaand , rlioaseeripo in tbo Wears was beard4c *mail. troin the, eircinwiance ot4l:e . ]•*-11iftete.--The Privy Coetwil base Or:ermined; efor ' intiltrin. gulag intolbe gtertog.doolt datiartho realm ,• ah ~ . ;aril besaisho Itairelwen Petriorth, it Ot lias'a IP +t 't of Itisetrisfotelieowttirk 11 r. JusiieePaek •oo este4 IViilt ' do44 ,, iiet re• '' 5 nean• • Meek, it •Wpioliseeviered thatmlerheja itgedgromaglativ, w e lch. 4 a i 'av! • •• ,jW°. % I P, !w1.,t 4 ,,„. r W w , coopctored lob hod gene en m Brighton. siffi tginSt o•-sesks,P,lbt !Pee"' .tik':a": ..• • e rnt''''c. e of. death on Hunt to ' 'nett hetiV.oll'Srs ant . ebr.. , owt. dolor sampeptied frowthe etemlrr.for• roaer. P1R440 Milt .1°414 to "triag e the to th e csn,ti,nvsrS• lb the 14 0 in .H 451 1.144,A55•1'11t. 1 f10 l i gt •.•Y"1""" n • faits #.4 1.. IRA ha t o ff: OR ttllßllpat,D:u IS i ' Vottom *film tiblp.r..kh appeatnithe sammeltfrosnded• in the °a nkh one. froo.ki..tilkiis. m I som; puni s hment wet tillit i wi l m 4 " 114° "Werstreelul , ibeilla too taw* by feitsien 'el, o aft-ssUelot) - . . a,}. . •,' Velaware.Oie holing :miyarre. to ' , Philadelphia, *boo the '!** , • .• •• f t f o e • ; - o then,. wrothinh it will Wooed etiattite sachem& res4Bilritrooo ••• ,ilto wit. On.rr•p Weimer i o St. Allan's geol. iharee - Illfilfeebor solost have atletitilbrough • bole itaileera,..ood s o ti!aa'4 4 "•• 3 w „•. 4 gebikr .of the Deity to eos . -ty • 1 .-ar- - • dews to Gill's Hill were 'taisolise.she pionesse foe solicit eh'. ;he allo t ,' mi nd' r la c.ocsioit., slo t Constelde at Ka ek*Ms vemalisedlintely4Wed •disiorelter peonage .nsinsee **Alla* madjapiltd. that She ,mosp permit of. all the elections . osey were eventually* need, - find ninoirfiieti miss Abort . sivideelerfillotsai, is - &sobers's.. Calomel smelting. Bettis . t ic Had AL & f ive, tk*siespotoopsi togletbege4. o2 iste ,,p it ili a m os mite tbs . g ar . 44 . t . 6eirbsivers id e „, was cie . aely I pondlentife, trtr . ektAltit ifttfpriv•Of essfilrir..ott enrol Of soassov , liras seesaw, s• the.inte Lord Nelson ; 4 . 1 1 1 ~. fia t . to ,. • sb l i. Alp.. Tsicaorlsie, boot tits.- smarms', is . - i i. •,i•lt4oi 4 4 k k 1, . rf ai ii. ditu i • tkeirviethd - by attetigillticitiatherliodeVtdi trionekuve t her mother is Wybrisw Suckling naugtstee of the 1 ... ic it. 1101101111 tt(itave i bises is 1101.iiater nbontibtre yeari-. gat la 6 4 ire IHa Hig ' , il dear , Weave's head. to prevent resistance and nuifo l • IA :the 41N lie tsf tetembre elm* 17 -a-pit/tun twituratdetifoto - kV ur. .. .47.ipetiteel !drinker) ooeof4llllolll does not date to educate die people. If cord to deans,. life.--tMereing Paper.) 146 , Paper.) • . . . . ,• -.1- . . * * . . 1 • , . . .. . . ' . . .