The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-08-05 00:00:00

.110 - DERN 7'llE VISTOCLES. To 'PIE 1..1)1 .Ott OF 'VHF ST 101%SM AL Sin,— Ref"-ling 11 1 1011 the mighty change which rpc..iitly taken place its the eventinl history ni NAPOLI:OY 110N1eawrn. at the *sum time lIPTV far from meaning in the slightest Insult to a fallen and degraded roomy ; 'set. Oinef. in a letter ho is saki. td hare ...written to the Power REGCNT, he has Iltoonlit proper to etaitpare himself with the tt , est Athenian. General of. reroute may he per. Isitted sn to mogul re in what particular rircontstantos, nr.troatsatichonteter, he may jvaatly be saiti,to re. lemlote Wm. . • • •-• ~;:: :,..11Prt 'or Int 'Wile fontsktilloSeel, 'het Tnisits‘ . 44'4% Ctke country . 14. r. which he Ittsta there. is no 111 1 ,00 ,0 4‘11Te: 11 1eontlly, thringh bath of them strongly yr,goti ten nreelui.tr n 1„ naval porter to• !her.rallt"; tliey TntittnitioctEs hecanto en Adatiriptior well ns temArilt, fiat nominees' , the •Polrsinni ih tin . i• re; 1114. Sklatvis (nr • Salansitt) ; too, vie Apo* *brim is no aimiliarity, lien,teAvern never having enitunaoileil by ... sec nu have his navies roser.Leen l!lessed wit b. co nqutoo e'er the fleets of . his army ; here, thettrfore, is no res-m(liance. • I n isia •ersa tility of talent, hi' ibis glory, his art sad oapeeity for itotrigs his itijoatice, bit ec ritirlsil wealth, and irtertlatte' MAO 'ttf' Ilotiworr tesemblenee may he adniitilrti..ldoi;.odlo the too l t • S t:' 1•• •• asen• • 4 114 4 . , o f ../40104. • 9111 ` tO4l tthl • qualitie s of the mind • veers bowsaw, stinting (io him), I maw eincerity, integrity, awl fidelity ; tor was he arts titer free Yrnmr aspirin of eta rice, it Melt it attgreall blemish In stelt . as are tittaigrd witlrtublie affairsA In prestos, of mind, sadecitp i n ono 1 1 16• . Slily, acknowledge thpAiittriess; Mt , neither in his : greatness of soul 14014 m fhe invincibility of his eon.. rage ; and happy list* been .fir himself and for &rope, had he vafille:Afroght to emulate the nobler character of Ms great alPinalaparary sad comped!or fM ramp' Xntstticil. If It be intended to drueiihidotalahas front thit bet acne of the great tragedy which has deluged Europe with.boovar blood, I think it will be seen that thieve is no resetirblance. Tourroroct.ts, be wished from Greece, entered the linsian territories In diageistrOitel segetipublitivied adarktaoce to the '.4entrch ; 11:t r ziow, Amoteiri With the Mi11i.4t4.1 retirement wanted ides hp the gsnorouity of his e ne mies, ord entirely overthrown fp a war -of his own provoking; c7mnelled tOre4inprish a twice usurped intianrity, and driers, to the Annus of Wireatking hens he rotifit (thee have called his Own, Wall reduced ; to a choice of evils, and escaping the atratet certain destruction that awaited him behind, he wisely deter.; mined Anson the step be Seek, and by surrendering learself- to the Bridab arms, became a prisoner of *tr.' '• .Shedd he fonliy imaglnt , , that by assuming the charaiter of Tricsetleocr.pOssidwishing to'illrate a Wallet a 'his case 11 14 11 Oa; Of the great hut onfor. tend* Athenian, thereby to expect a similar rettSP• *Ma tine British Cosa, I hope and trust he will be disappointed ; and whether it he to the Tower of Cpstle of Edinburgh or of Dumbarton, the Isle olj st, I , tens, he is undatbtall) at the OS Allied Sovereigns. Tite.wer was de. " fI Mil 1w thew, in solemn convocatiso end alliance, Solely eitinst him avid on Ms areosne, and having tri-reeded in t zet•ing"pe..eolion of M person, they are, with a %iew to the future repose of Europe, seriously called upon to take the most effectual DWI* - sures to secure it. • I is, Sir, your very humble servant, • Aug. I,lB‘b. PlinetOtt. .. . .._ , • . ' At WaftirighansAea r sions, Sarah Cron:font,* younir l W riniCt 5 mi of 17 're' 4 Ste, was inflicted for an assault . ; hi 'violently bill»g M f rs. Miry Alligon, of nerstnn t her' inistresv, first with O dumb hell en the head, and ! ilftetrwar3. with a ,tit 1f ) lying near the bed, whilst . Asleep in the ?me riivivi with the Prisoner (no other person being in the h;Uate, and the rioter doors pro. port) fa.rened), liy •liirli she was awoke, and en. (suited of Sarah Crowfeet, ,the then stood at the foot of the bed, if she meant to . murder her,but iereir. eit no reply. She then desired her to go into her bed (a aeparate one), is Well she did. 'Pie ' PrisOUst 01.10. d NO Csilly, denying an yrecollegtino of ill'e f cr ; aUtf tier fitly', and mottlev both spitestslllV Court as wiinwv.ries, wleo the former stated, that he hid two other children, one Bland the other 13, ad. tittileil .ro walk in their sleep, 'but had never known file thoghtei to do so ; but on her Worsting home Hest dal .lal4l, alleluia been discharged* her mist fcli some improper conduct, although she was wholly hneettiorkoos of it.— A fter lin minutes deliberation, the Jury returned a verdict of Gail/u, but dreemmendril 10.'40 merry ; and she was sentenced to (Arse atqaths' Orikessinesst. ' iiersweso BOolp FOUND. aT 4 DOW t —A few day, h ac k a ..,gentleman with a Newfoundland dog wee erni,ing in . Air.nreet.belds, bethieil.gteen, where fhere,ito two tends, the dna plunged, into one Of itoon; end appeared to grapple . with something, Whkh. his. witstes perceived to be a,human body : Vin, esamigacion it sprored to be the body of a boy' ahem fourteen years of sig., The dog in. statilly„phinged into the other pond h i r , and brought out aerwan's cap: this second pireerstance created .ire alarm, and the pond . ..as dragged, when the of I woman genteelly dresacd was brought up; T nt !Of jjellies appeared to have been for some time an tive . eratfy,;, they were carried to the botte.bouse li tlt • . . Illigo,i. , oee of the Doke of . Wsp.turrox is at toll4ll.Atyl- to, be ift Chesitio. Po Ft• bit se :o f Axed is " , Kt fo bale peen ,agretstl opoui;Spoi , titig •of pirsi f2;006 acres. The mansion is to-, be cs splato4i4A 4±000'.101. van make it. .._......+1..ra ~~ r L. . #' Y _ . . . INSOLAtifif . 6 . R/5413 . A"t0tAW4g0, . 4, ; 'WV' *). a idler tnlp .. t r a pifoy. . 1 WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN, , —owe-- I', ti.tt koseirs• ,t • - •__. IrtN. SNOW-HILL. LON; 1 h•st Accomouttlation fat Tinvesters, 'Tic day the Rev. Dr. Lloyd • Ives eiptin *blight .1 upttelOte Mr. Fterjeant Ilowsitttorois, Oar Ater knosiledge of 'the city of Kandy is de- , Tor r . , qu ,,, an d e ,„d erol .. 0,,,, p ., claim for felen!e, motet the Act for the Relief of lio., ''' I ' l6l ° 4lll ' rived fines the ehAltate Of General Alactlooell, de , I The folltowing Post Coackev, Mail Coaches, pitted by General:sr Worth in the year 1800; hut ' the Snracett's Head inn. Snow-bill:— to..tvestt Debtors, now fully considered. Wben the LEEDS :ee l Lte i ht hl C l7 ach s „ i ct: t l , ll ;e d n , Ti RP/. Doe tor is .s the information is vont defectives the A•uttassador l examined for th e fi rs . three Well. and his suite having been admitted by torch light. I oemlay lost. objections were taken to his discharge, it i i ll it, t attes ve . r atty, tutd " !l^ " r ilt l nhiv .* * .o , , t .. w i 'l cons i s t s a l l ong w ag o n st r e e t, on the decli- : • it. Panes through . Siamf..rd. .N..w..rk, i in consequence of his having bees, already released ,i ty of a 'bill, taut two mks l ong , with l eas e r ' ewe Fert)hri.lgeo • the Golden [run, t t eed: , . • illuilestnndo, the unconiastrn exrd..n at from his debts by Lord lillenboroughge•Act, 'two streo s z lit o o fp . , - Duran g G onor ouN io dossalra - all a ta „ eh . emu „ Its , eable an , m . ftpieto year. ago, and the subsequent Act disallowieg a emir au di e k tei , gh a ' were sees beim **hes on • awe ... the North good, being =equalled it Deed relief before the expiration of five years tirra each side of taw hail, demo sitting oonsm-legfled in hr 4 " " diet. ' tt.e.period of the first. The ca s e a cc ri rdinitil *Nut silence, some prostrate. During IN TWENTY !SINK Ilr on upon the first day. Its general features were, Which lasted three hours, rose-water was frequent. The ili V Plat:. a new Liverpool Licht Atli 1110 Rev. Dr, Lloyd, wile 'formerly held the Use couferenee, : TRANELLINO FROYI LONDON T' ly sprinkled round from curiously wrought' eetseis nth or._ r.n.ad . _, c1u,7 4 . g. I :°, l . l r__,l ''.`ld . _e__ al, F Flebrew Professorship in oho of our Universities , o f ge m ; an 4 perfumes were , handed about on w i r,':: 0 raZ i r,. 41 ; i i iie5 ",, r 1 L 1 ,7 1 ,;, 4 7 e 7; . . f... , bed, at thot Impress desire outbe Rev. Mr. Hay, an' salvers of gold and sneer filigree work. To owe through Delete le, Winttoostn, Latob .ry, I ROrtlikell e; seminary at Barnes, late in the possession peoposv i aw d e on this °cess i on, v i z. t h at t ome t ...._ oed,.l.att ._ erworth, lloockt- , . , A . i . oer trot, • otooroYe reswcantle. KnoWnra. wv mil nisti of dtsi Cattleman. This soccessorship was occupied might be given to make a road, and to opee a witlt - the knowledge, of the part of Mr. Hay, that the communication from Ttincomslee to Colombo tilLtiftiDGg. , ftives. Jr. , , Slllll4lreli tDoe.io . i had' no pecuniary resources, and had only a through the territories of the King, a little north , P l s 4 T `l t i li . l. 7. r r it ;Lie:tic's:l44,h. rani. , F shrift ;time' before been discharged from prison on ac- of Kandy, he peremptorily refused to secede; Derenester, IStondrord, Stilietoitro, and 4 . I ,....„„ .. ifietat or, Ms Insolvency . This school soon after bet he expressed his decided aversion from any in- man, art hr. at ebb Croon Inn, Wet ill rgliViki nithoutiiity blame attaching to the then pro. t - • 2 • .. • she Parket* toil oo Wednesday and Si . 1 erectors* or connesion mating between his 'vitiate r ow . so G w ., a .,.y an d J erre , ch,. r b.. ur4 4., Ay So 'srui not withstandlug arrested on the ist an d t h e E urepeimss pro f ess i ng, at t h e lame t i me , a T,,',• r o o d hots Chethurgh to * Paris, I. the , amiglit,bilts'of 601. which he had agreed to pay for N, bechiniiiidue; he vitiate° involved in the . neigh. . bourbondvf Barnes for suodry h desire to live on amicable terms with the British, whose power he acknowledged to be far superior -Oasehnid **Pence'. 'to that of the Dutch. Ott January 31st, 1813, In the chttrawcif the iheemigetion on Wednesday it G enera l m az d o „ gm" out tltat Dr. Lloyd bad bmagibt alma plate of siderable force into the Kandian territory, and on Messrs. Runde!! and Brirle. si a_iiich sm i pledged at a certain pawtibewfir's in' the dcinlty of rifle" cal e lC7r:t al Pt r ....ault. Weyraoatk. Dorchester . 0 atinteash. aid Salisbury, New Po.' C t rides, every •Montio t in Seven o'Cllock. ti all began his march, with a con- mh i a . , l ` , / , ( l`4 d P4, ; ',L i n „, g l "" el y r s',.. r ie d 'ia l ,,,',: wi lr„' itva. tat, New R Int Mail e'ionch,..ets ..,a e'frerv . Lei,. ' 9 winsediatelY the 20th of February. after encountering many Wm" Ra' €""" soilid'v , L""'". f irin"Y• ^'-' difficulties, arrived at Kandy. The King and his gieid Ll . V lan POOL Warrin g ton, Willsortird, . ...MI cum4s, ' the Doctor's resideoce:'''''''..' . -., _.. ' '1 Chief Adigar precipitately withdrew, after having 11;otaertures, ssrueet•'• Head bal. Doleotreet, . The hearing of tbfahllitatt l 'lrease was a d jo u rne d , sae; fire to the palace and the temples. The British . ... Guarded through. ous. willt the view of en+iirlietilAto the, troth of this fact, z i onpv -- won ext i egu i s h p d DOVEIt. lieal. Margate, Itatnegote, .. am Chaiblion, 111..C11.5.er, AIM Gravesend and be appeared its Curt this day for that purpose. _the fire, and took pos. .h session of the city. Al t hough the Kandians soon adoveine Rad Evetane- The elfsalintlaisim was, therefore, recommenced b y afterwards appeared in considerable force, they !Ant ozd ne ßß iso lS i T ll ( l / „ L si Ftvi ni ag gh P , . e n: „ C rs onges e;, .. n , tit! Ottjfeetaf feti * Mr.Plonten, the opposing creditor. were quickly dispersed after a dreadful slaughter.— rr. May* the We% Istiond law, Bosh, wed too Cis eiliplanatien of the purchase of plate, the Doctor Before the British General left Kand h 1 I d y, asrop e Thionns-i.treet. Bri4ol, neat 11 .riss g.........C, aisif4a, t hat whims be called at Mr. Itundeit's he , T nton Fxwer, Ae various IllellMlrell t o secure his new conquests.— liefiti‘a the leweller to a relation of his, and agreed After some time, cis. in June , 1803, when it was Cb ss rley, (Wrinkle*, IllA L l all .taicattoer' Plet:ton . Kirby and 131,rsoma 'Post Gana cip . oo 351. the amount of the purchase, -by a sort of t h oug h t . tranquillity was established, and in the Da ' csiet:AtlLM.,,t,lck.owDastrotet.or mealraarandum or draft, not a ante or acceptances midst of a truce, Kandy was attacked by the na. itrestwhin, Th. within, !Contniwar-Kiln, t 4 l IIIIIteIk was to be payable soon after Christmas, at a fives under the command of the first Adigar; and the sildall it rvi ii , 'lir Seollaiul. Cimiseidionos C , liaise In Fenchorch-street •,' the principal of which Commanding Officer, whose troops were become.: wi ,W, e a ft. 4 e , w ae C wi tle. a l Otis ti.uhlur,;.ll.;;l., :he admitted he never knew l but he was in the habit un fi t f or d uty b y t h e s i c k ness t h at preva il e d among Sir ..'el,,rk. to o way ot Newark. ntoto i r of paying 1561. a year to the Doctor for the board them, was under a necessity of capitulating, and ' igen" , ' r ill g1 . ," 1 " 5 t r it 4 m,, 1 1 )11 4 .7i t .711 44- ri f . :„:":; : and lodging of a young French Gentleman, a pupil of evacuating the fort, under a solemn stipulation i, s , 2, 11.4 7 Zr ors, 3 : 9 1 hat time 1114 es irstVen t . of his, and he meant that his annuity for diet, &c. that the garrison should be allowed to proceed, witterut-emenildiailltit fore w ••• that nt should be let to steed over to discharge this bill, gad ! w i t h eras and ammunition, and without molesta- . S s t y re ,Vi es ,Y • a r ,l l l * th CI V" 4. lIII4er Y *49 er er r . .1 _lc: , Mr. Rondell was aware of that fact. lie could Dot I con, to Trincotnalee, . sod that the sick should ; fi i ittliGAllil i nfil B #nti I/4114m, my how soon after the purchase the plate had been I , also be taken care of. In defiance of this agree.; g"l it t -0, deposited with the pawnbroker, could not tell whe. , .! meat, after the Commanding Officer left the fort,' a Sirard nil the ll4 wn, b;.. . pm M ill . r! " .:,. then it was within three days, or more or less. His t all the English soldiers who accompanied him Moms are, l:0114 ftwae..;a•.,.cittlooriek," Hew. schedule had no effects, and his support in prison 01$ treacherously murdered. S hortly after . this use,. tlieckg Al l ic i ll" : " 1 1 4 4 c,r i m.: e r d, ? c o": t r ,,,, a daipendettee upon voluntary subscription, which sacra, the King of Kited:, Onding that hies llritish ;4 ‘ ;r7,11 ! 4. ( l sie;y n .u ffi „ii I t i s;i a r o; test fo es eii r tt s y; F rn g ' was forwarded to him by the most eminent men in force on the island was weak. determined to attack ed at the,n.piul oy hu•ineo or plea-are, have the Church and at the bar. : our forts on the coast ; bet all his efforts wore in.' 1411 " * " CHESI •tit- le '44.4 -.owe l in Ow •P• gt i n t nd l' , ..rk , ntr W.I. contiA,..dr His _wife had property left to her, in which he had . , effectual ; and the British settlements were Sohn re- SU N IIERI.AN 1/, 5t..(1.1...;, ;owl 1 .ro, no interest, nor did he know its amount, bring Inca. ' stored to security. Kandy, or Casa, lies in the Msniiiitt NO! , Ge.reer innglindcrltkial. packaged by want of money from getting a copy of centre of the cointry, flOutilemdisteot from Colombo, n og M re v. 4 Il ey tAT i i i..l( .„ , i o: t. slz . • • .C . t . h , i ts l. i t, on zi the will, and the trustee refusing to let him see it.— • an d about 160 miles from Trincomalee. N _ la _ 7vitt. , Stilt I; WSNITR Y . , ki ellt stir', in v ott Y Ski .. The Dotter then stated the small sums sent to libit ,E. long. *A 46. r" ' ''''" or Priowe 0. Wiles, Evenin e , iii Farr by this trustee for subsisteuce and law fees, within • —.- _ :. AII\ 1 .. .., ing'tain. eV...rt. 4tipsi t y. . the last mouth. When esamilled by his Counsel, he • - SOUTHAMPTON, Wm.-Me -ter, otrerrook., OPPIGML LRTTR ft f:-.-. informed the Court that Mr. Corcots. th e gentleman, , every Evesoirg• at whole concern the bill he gale the jewellers was ! TO THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTEPIIIIMY: HULL. Northatve, Ibnities, Tench. ant -.....imi..-- Coach. every Muming at Seven o'Clot to, to be id was the agent for hie French pupil, and —,-- . tli.l. At n toss•getre. Held • L , - • • in the roost and on the behalf ot , his Majesty. as the money was to be doe at the time he did not sae, , 1.1 . 1:1)4 and Wake Sell New Meta It Cti GEORGE P. K. HINMAN OHS II UMW) ilt4t t .....S., any necessity of informing this gentleman of the cir- Most itev.re . tit' Father in God, oar ri ght stg. ant rtirY tofterottot%_olut vaiikes Mt otot•elootto t• tra cumstance. •. Pas. 44 tsv lesrie. - T - toote, 'dad Shlp•toric, to and right entirely beloved Gonecillor, we gre,t rob, in He stated, in addition, that his predecessor, Mr. well. Way $ it bath bops h _._,_ , ii flt. if Wig/tor:sA Gorda ine..s w oow i t ive ,. humbly rolueseatetis u. wan-. nustire.4.4 amid Cleey-lintu 1111).„ agreed, in Colthiderhlin" of his " ""' of mea " B9 unto us, tart many of our subject; ha outward ioto "err `"" n t a a: •, to leave him. for some tire , the house-plate at subsctiptions for the relief and hesop4;(44. km Nis ba lrl l p alhe s § )l l 7 l , a p A r g i 42: 4 . 4meb s Barnes; but that Mr. Hay, while he was absent at , -P ~ r, • ........ of the heave Wen killed, pad of the wftstßgltil stlliettel --- tomchurch, came soon after and took it away. This PM, under the command of Field-Marshal tbg alikip, 11.'1 1 ..hkVis Weildult I(.llllqrste'• 44 04 0 tikr. pett.tl him at.the instant to get a fresh supply.— of we._ I+l ififl - and Fieltl.Mastatal Ms Royal Hie* I l ae ir t.t.e.mee toe,' vt Ancurli 1 Ile 1.4: before thin time made a similar bill due at L moss Prior* 11.1:teher, in the signal victory 1 ' 're D 1.144 4 isu ' w" ' ""' " 41 Of Willer.* e r rs Moeda.. Mr. Corson s, which he believed was paid, I / MOP' ion, on 11w itish a il of June last , and i n th e woe . i VIRENtgAIVR, Abingdon, a d lienley be co u ld not as tear povitively tilt to the !tritee time rid battles which have hn tUTHAMPTON. Winchester Rtomee been, or may be fought he the t we ' , s when the plate was sent to the pa* tointtitr.. : 1 1 prettiest campaign : And whereas many of the *id ; ntington. et-Aarhu.a b,. glut *and, Funit could atfirio titer some time, perhaps a motke(kertatis s t sobscoibers have moat humbly prayed us to gnat I le's'. 1•I' " r w 'Il l "' Jerse " ""'' " 1 "`"" . `' ) elapsed het %seers the puitham. and list ciicenistatire.. „ . . SIIN RH I:Y. lialt r ylon, and Tortficenhoso. Mr 'ions ' Pet , t h em our R oyal 'Atter% reale( to the di 1 • A h•I Lord rg . Cls_lit.N WttH, W. It!ielil 11011 WIN& ...r. Axons,* pet some questions to the ?rt. : , antler, the Irani sot wlt.ch.atas. that the P " rench no. pit's name was to the srst order alluded to as being paid. The Docent hgt) no recollection of the pawn• broker's rattled to receive any part of the plate to consequeuce of its being q..ite nen . M r. Andrews then tiddiessed the Learned .ierjeant in a .rech of great Length, against the discharge of Dv. Lin) d, its the coarse of which he animadverted upon the fraudulent appearance of the plate pgrchase, and celled Mr. ktundell, whose testierpny proved the fact of the purchase, fur the payment, of which witness under stood he wait to receive a bill drawn upon Mr. Car, sou. The Doctor espied himself to be at the heti' of a khool which would pay the debt in feat Months, aid that the- trustees of the French pupil would then owe him one hundred pounds. lie would, by no means bays giveo the Doctor credit on hisawt !es ensihility. r. Wads was the next witness called . , he Is a bete er and served the Doctor with meat, In paysineli Of which he received e bill, which was dishoues a tlyi the'bill and costs amounted to ilk . '•'- . Mr. PoLLocx. the Prisoner's Counsel, addraleA the Bench at C onsiderable length, in which he re. (retied that the Prosecutor's case had been so exag. gerated by the opposing party. ' The Learned JUDQ; in recapitulating the eve. Hence, put the point of the purchase of plate, .and the subsequent disposal is a variety of forcible shaper," end regretted thattliteDegtor ants not entitled'to the . 1 0.). the relief he claimed. . Mr. lPot.i.ocit.appromi Ittr , bits discharge from all sit her ppposing Creditor's, new( *airs. Ito:Aril and Bridge. Mr. Serjeant RUNNINGTON would willingli make this order if it could btshow is that the Act empowered him so to do. This remains over to be considered : thltase lasted the whole day. highop of Canterbury mod the Lord Archbishop of York, authorising them to promote contributions within their several proviuces, for the same beam. lent purpose takimr the premises into our Ro•y tl consideration, and hating always ready Loewe the best encouragement and counteriance.to t ouch hu mane and patriotic umlertakings, are freclowly pleased to condescend to their request. And we do hereby direct you, that these our Letters he communicated to the several Suffragan Bishops wi►hin your Province, expressly requiring theft) to take care that pablicstion be made hereof, on such Sunday and in such places within their respective Dioceses, as the mid Bishops shall appoint; and that upon this occasion the Ministers in. each parish• do effectually excite their parishioners to a liberal contribution, which shall be collected the week fol., kissing at their respective dwellings, by the Church. wardens'or Overseers of the Poor in each and the Ministers of the several parishes are to cae* the sums so collected to be paid immediately to thot l i Treasurer or Treasurers ..,f the Committeeaappoiond to conduct - The said subscriptions in the Cities •of London or Westminster, to he accounted for by hien or them, and applied to the carrying on and pro moting the above-mentioned good designs. And so we bid• you very beartjly fa rewel. Give n at our Court at Carlton-Those, the 9.oth day of July, 18)5, in the 55th year of our • reign_ By the command of his Royal highness the Prince Regent, it. the name and owthe behalf of his Majesty. SI DMOUTII. To the Mast Reverend Vitiier in God, nor Right Trusty. and limb! r•i, het , ved Charles Lord Areal.i.op or Outlet hot', Pt i nuisia at ligulatt;. avi rt. tropoli lan. S ESA D Aid Wettlfaitir eve. 1111(1l1IAV1IN and C".. theWTHeitos nail V c 'bey will for nay Parcels air Mow." Ate. alt more Value it lost or 11Hott.t d ril. end .11torrd _ acerailigh, at;the •rneree. H. ad PM. Sana.l Tu mrc.atotapdate this e te•odt nt the wr Pasreager3 and Parcels ate hooked nt fiateasttellar, emir Creel , .4. , . .. ' fii , IMP() ft IC' HEN Men of Eduoarion :: ' Skill use persevering endeavour. 4afe, atiLcertitin . method of tren ring a few per. eneeetahl result of their ingeserSeare Is the onto , Iy. Messrs. GOBS and CO. Serge.ils, 'Awe I.er the cure of the following the eti,et «f their dia. a certain Disorder. frequently contracted , intoxication. and its cone ominous, StrionreN •.11 by an improved plan, ure speedily anti etrectioll Debilioy,' whether arising from .isacchawilian im residence in warm rlistmarc. or 81 seri et Fttliillry • anlmppily pursued by the youth of both to acs 4 it • blustering, or borrenness; told i• the other a ..% of nervous disest.es, which, if ii..; timely remedied. impotence and Comutniaion. In Opt dioressi.c I ly or deficiency, whether tile fII ..ter!tielliT t I hits, or misfile from toy other cease. by «: the comtitutiwt become eateettled. I , M , Of/liege Or l illreella i in I mem they oil. speedy , restoration to rootlet end vi...;. re,..10 of a long avd. extensive. practice Ism • a tillieri , ot method. to lenlttlre Vereerol ever Inveterate ....complicated, without ste. to the least restraint in diet or r ermine; al where. an early el..pliention is made: o. discovery they fireviently perform ;$ core ii, Ose short The onpri.cedented ~.s< ce.s of their ..... !e ..f WV!, : been emowa Its fell in 04.4. ',tilde istmance fifteen %eke" dorinr n hick peri•ol smuts thous-. Sesta liner hero cured e‘tot after severe and Madrbeett purmed by Warr react:timers with thern i. Ines mothety ..tter their solvice.—rf ders and otrfirieneir*, hwidentol h. on p rim , • often embitter math .0.115151 (elicit% ore to he - geilite a- the% are ellicnrientii. filar led W.% bees) disd e pototed it. attire speciusiom of , 4 f ed, (lull lit .oust istromees 'itch detreto ore skill. wreses.ttassundCo.roiciusttely protrio eatiietalas eiony i; initaa. in order that itsyyl by a tniitaken tee, will% the obi 1.:5 -• Nal ispir das esuptric. shiol. 11 : , at jostler t .I . her they have 'teen properly etturotrtl Iva' Latin( ut .1w proteso4..ii (stertitieote, of wrisch, fr. oils. omit teltintiminis Irmo thy rat etuiteo have to c ! .N*.nce nay impiirer), shot 11w Pa. tilt it et.d.:lV.Mlis , hut 11144.1P‘d them to qui the ptimerat Pratt ill le...er, wi.i I hey presume nom e• isstitior it fair .erwatst f..r the wipre %vigil it h. c.. 440" V hove. by thn Puhile. beets oi _... 1 . meat i to the country ore requ.lded to s of 'lmo rase. lige. :+ni eenrrai 6 .bil of Itell DI V!) I le•Hlitatar. fax Advice &dal Med it in.*. wile. On Meaday, h. , u fail f ono 4 ~g. Kemp« &fridges, lrw. of a r" . ",,,* r ' e l I ,",,i al Y,P'j" ..1 lih ,.. t kiii. ;"; , Witichnwn-hill, and formerly of brdtur.l,,.. . (o ar Ul. ' . -.' '''' ..* t . "'" gr ans . --. tint.. . -- . garden. ..May I. Illoll• Da Friday, Mrs. Elirtheo. ltlarrin.t. of 11 .tion.strare, aged •" " "'" e - ... a --....... +.«. -...- • - - - 67. widow of the li.e William kagiott, 1,4.1. m iuna siicatt-i i.ON trt/ N • tb •• red ... d • "aw"n '' '-• I vived wily throe weeks. ST•tior 4 . °Friel * 87. Flea r• • ~ ~ I ' RiCiflensotir, Goont.ttcX and Co. Contractors ter the pre.ient Lottery, respectfully reAmmentl tho.e persons who wish for particular Nunthe• .to make no ...ally application a s the LotterY wilt be draw a • 4-Itb Angiot. The Scheme with only 5000 Tickets, contains a Grand Pri ze of 11'10,900, and 30tx)Giiineas.—Tirkets and S hare' are en sale in variety 0( Piemtiora, at their Duce., C4)911;11 and lieraie.-crottii, • n here .i.i.y gold in `mares i t! th e l ass ' Kii,) . 1 .1..% I 1.1 7.2, a Prize of &Wpm an d 6 Prize of 100 Cullum in Gold. 1, Strac, , n's !fir go" Atli:, :4..4 inches, &t. try nni 4 45 The Ilovkantionni, MII .rk ; cno . r..r Willa a Goo t L, rterford • I) ,seam„, red:, feat AI At of ihi• 4 ftplete ed in Accoto TO LIVER POO L , • I Casco, rin e „i e .,. it 4/nivite; 1.•••‘1.• 4. eV, , m S • i.*(l,„k . /31t•Ihrvn,to , 4W 4 Litefili• ..1 isloa, land tell and Acton, Net F as• :hr C. • 11.'1, 14.,Yr% 111 '5114 fo• 111 I's•,., 1, 1 .111.1 . 4111, A 1., 11-4 and Si. /link...-, the sa..rt deli:4l4ml , wellester, Fa latcos . ' r , ',rrrie. Plllll through n, y, Ike, and .114.v•hira. Stilton. Iso4 Ilioatvt• 3 Coinba • road Bali. rd, Slow, and Five o'(;loek, or 14 Onaterbor‘, Fere. 1 mead Pam Cuadra, , oitlyes,tarsiogia *„. v Altera...an t :trim •ad taw Lll 4* 1 . :111114 .....4,;111411#141 In IYril , 4 ray-botadale, Conran, c•'ery After- ea, Almon. Magri", Cammack, Kupmelk, tl).arly). 114.5 rostels • pea roll g 5ar.1.3i1 1 , 6 4 , .41 Tor a, TriJeroter, rib. lOW' , Her , 00, h.- 4 , mo:she ,Ivie.o4 .1 14 ',; rood then atoreeo ug sir* P 4,1101 lan , (;,a n . I. Hall. Searh , •roao; u) o ,lll)C,tileh, eve" ma Pill Cowls, with Beolaghr A Pitle h yr lisainsallbsislee• Irnollispa (Ile twalll .5i s morrohn. sad po• ti P ,40111 1/ 9 " have 'or radio * a r vs. .1 tl-oeh. ~daily. • • Ntv Coach, effti ti n, Nelverat.sle, Walk* %fietnreori' ettamt4ed, phi P'at (anti, 11 thrum oral dry, alio* „„ir, to she alarattis tragluov. litoi elvirsilam Cada, .av It Abele, dell oil ilt/el etrove)ed ;Targi Pt all parts of Saltd, th 7s dey, E.rre One. a in th PTV, f0r111114.114, 4141/4/414iF' . . N 111 . V W'" 1144 we. sigma a *ee l ' , itfotiis 1 ••. • • . revpeetrallY '' (4l ' ll tal rill nal t e neemit.mbil re (tan Five P, Ira er h. :iv awn, p•rd ivr ah wr.t port ,raf ow% Nei I r 7 ' 7 otleltew e: C left .7 , t: old 440kliMO 11111 I.r.wf at gp,rirn • fr ears, bthe . etenr so; an Ti e ~f -lark, tararetu .• 41 *barb Ilse l"" ve 1' Avosi , eria of Ore It••,' , Las • II Arm. •afe• keralb• Nas t o t iarde4 Is. ae.)jeciang the i'" .g and in metal '^ orrery of she ,rt :pace of la I ▪ eu • l r v :II it nu epode S " ex, oh , th 1174 ell 1 faouiay • •••••• nr NOW or nothble by ri• c , “ - "" Pr! rt, R• ill 4 (rain iilli•rcOl ti *} in. 1141 me thnt (heir tie .rrtedeMeJ f• , tie r sole the part. , las Ibe • soft t r e i a le. l • Us t e nui latu sie4. air • , 1) c.lig rrl 7 77 MARRIED On the l Usher. Clarke, E.q. of Toting, to Mist Nunn, of the none pl e. On the 4tb. noel., I ;mot, r.q. Lie of Mortiniqn.., to Miss Chartotte Grout:irt UopPr qn..%erAteret. Medford...A , are. On wedoraday at lk. "-err% Cot n.OII. Alr. R. Knight, jun. of nrar,vinicti-or..i. IA w Y.. 4 1. , 0-;?:ta germs. I)it llortditt. Hiteknev, zi,tri t . yd tlawglaler of Th.unni hoc d Hackney. le 41r, 1 koalas Stunt, of the City • V I a I'