The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-06-07 00:00:00

L?. ' i lea • ' I t i '. ; ! '--- iiir r r , t P . •Taff . 4 67"..' ' W . . . t.t,,, ~. ...Li:. I A _tt - • . , , . C i ) e ___...,(10 • ....,.. _ . .... ..._ . , ~ ,•...,...„,.. :._.,...,......_. ~.... •••• •• Zit • , LONDON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 1815. No. 2909. PR/CE TAa terse for which Ilasernan fell be the 14;td, mad Bramt:r died oil the scaffold! '• THEATRE ROYAL. Olt URY.LANI4.. .! I nis regent EVENING, Jane 7, their Majellioe Ilervont• will perf-rs TTIE REVENGE. Unge, Mr. Kato; Liviiiing. slits L. Kelly. To which will t+o a tied. LODOISKA. /ONA l'A itTE, No. 53, Leicester-square, ex hibited from ten in the morning till ten at night. Admit (once Lt. This celebrated and only original Picture of Bona pp now exhibiting in Loudon, token from life in Paris, no apnlenn' - return from Moscow. by Lefebvre, and completed under the i • mediate superintendnore of David, first painter to the Vmpemr, monitory to he ilie object of uniyer-al atir,cti 111 l . A- a %ark of art it is unquestion.tbly without a rival in the Blitkh School. FROM Tax LONDON GAZETTE, JUN L; G. d MERICA. Foreign-Office, June 6. Ills Royal Highness the Prince Urgent has been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Ma jesty, to appoint the [Lod. Charles Bagot to he his Majesty's Rtivoy Extraordinary and Minister Pleni potentiary to the United States of America. • New York and other American Paperi reached town yesterday to the 14th ultimo. They are pria• eipnlly filled with speculations on the Change occa. sinned in Europe by the escape of Bonaparte from his place of exile. The following remarks, which nre extracted from the National intelligcncer, may be considered as expressing the sentiments which the Government of the United States think fit to avo* on this subject : /by, 7%.: Second Price Sa. 611.—Pit. 9i. M. s Srrnn•l re. !Aker Gallery. 2a. Second Price, lb.—Upper ny, 1.. s Second Price. 64. • Pr : ;:i ri EttRY. No. 1, iiolhorn-bars, ha- the pleasure ..f :trtoitocior to hi. friend:and the publiv, the c:itosuenre of a hew ST A T I'. LOT i'EItY. of 13,000 Tickets, to be nesaving on the 19111 of July next. he grlteme Clothaini a great variety of Capitals, having Flee of £lO O(). £lO.OOO. X20.0)0, &c. &e. &c. A •.1S Pi ILen. CMlthiaing 12.000 Guineas, to be paid in Gold drown I ix itnout ten deduction. '1:11K I( v•erefone.rurnestly recommend. his friends to pur e 4 :c a oort of the :shove Capitals nt hi, troth , seece.st".ll Office, 1. I. llolbo.n-bnrs. the corn,e bousv, ..here several Prizes 0te10.360. AeS Ol 4. XlOOO. £SOJ. &c. &c. have been sold and art r. .d in the last lt3 inotith, . B. Scheme. a :th full particulars may be had gratis at the above oThre. This likeness of Bonaparte i$ certified to he the inf4l •nict nn.l sidniirihle, under Or hands and seal ul the Maytir and Mt.- niripal Council °fete cit) of Liege. •„• lingravinio of Napoleon, from retells Vaintines by David and Gerard, oil aalc at the Room, price 101. GA. each. Par chakers, admitted gratis. --.1.1....- MILITARY PROMOTIONS. UNDER the AUGUST PATRONAGB of Their Rosa! Highnesess the Ps ine•-ss of WALES, Duche.: of YORK, and Duke of SUSSEX ; his Imperial htijesty the Empeior of all the RUSSIAS, his Serene 11:thitess the Dike of BRUNSWICK, his Earelleney the Duke DEL IN N'l'A 1)p, by their especial uuthnrity. JOW LAND'S MACASSAIt OIL; its use is Is) emanated by the above illustrious Persolin-e, particu larly his Imperial Majesty the EMPEROR. of RUSSIA, who has been moNt graciously pleased to ho.niur the Proprie tors with a large order, for his use, from Vienna, declaring ih in sinuable vistues, which order may lie se:qr. This OIL is far beyond ...anginal, fist proctoring n luxuriant growth .of Ilnir on the baldest places, strong and beautiful earl, and glow, W ilkkere e- brows. tkr.— Its virtues are folly e plain ed in ROWLAND% TREATISE en the HA I It. enclosed with earl, unuine bottle, signed the label, iu led ink, A. RO W LAN D and SON. Wor-Olfice, Jana 6. lat Regiment of Life Gtia , ds, Limit. John Kennedy . Strong, from half-pay of the 614 Foci., to bp Lieutenant, •ice Boa teen, who exchanges, receiving the difference betnecn a Lientenaney in the Life Guards and Infantry. Rd Ditto. Major Thomas Charetie to he Major and Lieute nant-Colonel. Francis .lickin, Gent. to be Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Evelyn, promoted. STA FF. To be Deputy Storekeepers-General to the Farces—George Child. Wm. Robertson. lienry James Wild, Edward Spry, Charles Palmer, James Smith, and H. Cramer. To be Amistant Storekeepers-General to the tortes—Charles Mervin, Richard Williams, Henry Gilbert, Thinniis Gilbert, Kenneth Cstaieron, Laois Van knelecom, John C.iin.cll, Robert Hall, Henry Westbrook, George F. Ilamsaal. Thos. A. Saimaa'', Thomas P. Marter, Thomas Fatter, and John Hare. ilAitii.ol.ll, and Co., Contraitors for the Pre .erso STATE IA T TER Y,• respectfully submit tie GILA NI) SCHEME to she Pohlie—Conositoing • Prize. of £40,000 ) £30,0M, £0,')00, slo the 5 . 1.1T1. LOTTER 1 too b• 19t hJUL Y. 1813, 1'2,0011 GUINEA • Whirla will be PAID in COLD without Deduction. SCIIENIE. dr 1 .of. o.noo 5.230 c2,00(1 ....... 2,100 3 1.0:10 .. 10 16 50 1,300 1,500 Blasts Ist Day 10 each.... 1.5.1300 Tickets. £150,000 Price 3.. 6 6(l.—and Otte ateinra per blotle. Also, I(O LA •WS :•;sti ENCE OF 'l'l'ltl which will immediately and .itleesualls chalice it Ellor GREY HAIR. KY bl-BROWS, dce. so a persnanrot BIIOWN or BLACK, and sio prfenanriil in at it cannot be re moved by wavhirg. It 414.11e5-sly innocent, and LIAO, and Gentlemen may dye their flair with EASE and SLCREGY3 Price 7s. 6d. per bottle, or small hottle3 for trial, at 43. each- Tne Propriet.ie. will warrant its eflicacv. ROWLAND'S A LSANA EXTRACT, for the Teeth and (.lIIM, lOs. lid. and 23. yd. per battle, duty included. litemoder-sentioned appointments. as stated in the Garottes of the 1;1tb, 20th, and iith ult. have not taken place Royal Veteran Battaliws. Lind. John Thorn, from the Retired Lint of the late litb Royal .Battalion, to be Limatenreyt. 110 SPIT L STAFF. Staff-Surgeon Henry Ileine, from half-pay, to be Surgeon to the Forces. Sicilian Rey iment. Lieutenant C. Le Court, from the half-pay of the Chassenri Britanulques, to be Lit utenant, vice Williams, who es .changet. Errata io the Gazettes of tb, 20th and 9.7 th ult. HOSPITAL sTAri , _ _ . - - . wholesale and retail, by the sole Proprietors, A. ROWLAND und SON, corm r of hirlty.o.get, the rim Mtn. ing on the right in liattem-gardeA, Holborn ; nod hy most Per fumers and Medicine Venders throughout Eurnp... •4* Observe the signature, A. ROWLAND and SON. • For Jrrontino I,sistact to the Force , . • Read Jeronimo Simocio, Gent. to be hospital-Assistant to the Forces. For Henry Golfe Parker, Gent. to be Hospital-Assistant to the Forces, Read Henry Gab Parken, Gent. to be hospital•Asslstnnt to the Fortes. For George Horne, Gent, to be Hospital-Assistant to the Force Read George House, Gent. to be Hospital-Assistant to the Forces. WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN, Saracen's Head INN, SNOW-DILL, LONDON, The best Accommodation tot Travellers, good Beds, ebeice Liquors, and moderate Chatgcs. The following rest Coacher, Mail Conches, fee. •et out from the Saracen's head Inn, Suow-hill:— TRAVELLINO FROM LONDON TO LIVERPOOL, IN TWENTY-NINE HOURS. The First-drawo £20.1100 will have £lO,OOO more, waking A Prize of £30,0n1. The Secnnd•drawn An...),uoe will have £ - 20,000 more, making A P. ize of 1:40,000. The First•drawn £IO.MO will hove £lO,OOO more, tanking A Prize of £/0,000. PRIZES TO RF. PAID IN GOLD: The 10 First-drawn Rlanks, the Ist dop gill cuch receive 9.oiGuineas in Gold, making 9000 GUINEAv. IN GOUT)! The Fortieth drawn Prize, the first ASV. will receive 5000 GUINEAS IN GOLD! The Fitili, Tenth, and Fifteenth Blank.. the second day, will each r.-ceive 1040 ewitte•,s in (Mid. tanking ::01k, Gym KAS IN G 01.1)! 7 .1 , r Atli. totb, :sod 5011: drawn the third day, w ill each rer dive 6* ailiSlll9 is Gold, making Q&00 GUI!. KA S IN GOLD! Tickets nod Shilires are now on S-ile at ( - An ROLL nod Co.'s OT a No. and €26, 0 tifortl-streti, where all flu •inee iu the Pantie Fonds is srair4wrocl. TILE IMPERIAL TWINE CLOTH. By his 11. , je . sty's. Letters Potent. Ve enutemod pi , de lin evils en posseiluot tuns I s agre:nens. ricLIE Nobility, Siert...hauls, and Families arriving A from ,brand, are respectfully informed, the /thrive Cloth fnr Fiona, use. and for is sold, t,tainpetl, a itii the Patentee's name, tvito:oer of the {louse, &e. in Cases of thirty awl airy Piece. etch, for exportation; nod by the Piece fr 'n 3 . 2 Vita , es , It, for the conieltiestre of Int:it:Huai: ;.1 Vs.&d.i.z.— and A.. 6d. per s 311 - (1., by the Patentee. at the Last !mini Warehouses, No. 16. ('heap. liar. and .at an other house whatever. Its durability, nod its economy (being nearly li ilf the prier. of other cloth); is sirtartlAr eandurirenrii to health and plrasontoe's of near. totally pro eating the ill effects of the sodden chunges of the atmosphere; and of stunt:: or standing 'till other ;olive eker ri.e. rise qaalitieg which renders it most de•iratile to mac. t y i vidual, in eVery climate next season. The si t eet:nr, are made in fi-hilts and 6.-lo Iv , . mid are intentioned boils for cumfntl and eron ins, and emstam from too tit four pair enrh Piece.— CeMleatell in the Army and Navy, and Families travellin4, w.ll fin i it of incalculable benefit. it never imbibing the damp at 'there. The White Cbiat4 for Ladies dre....es, may he obtained n. above, from three In four Guineas rash Piece, containine, from three to four I)reans each. India Sloan-14. India Muilists fist Cent le mew' cravat, French Cambric., &c. by the Piece and Demy. Na: 16, Cifenp.iffe. TO TOE 'ROTA MC truly elegant article, Jur now getter:di*. ;11.proved ned ..tarti.tned by every Lady of Di.tinction woo have done the Proprietor the I of a trial, owe. it. invention to a reznlarl% bred Prnrewinnal Mnn, •hn ha. made the Di,eisst, of the Skin his peculiar study for many years, anti wict contidenee reromotends it no the ))))) st mem though the It•no4 LFFICACIOCS COSMETIC ever produced for ileansinc the Skin of nil fleforsuities s rendering rt ttn..olll, deaf. and itti,pprtnist, producing surh s LI VMX BLOOM no the COU LN ANCR as to ride, WWII( I; even to the most PERFECT BEAUTY. selected solely from the ar.l delicate fragtairt Bin.:-ouss awl Flowers of the ROTA Nit; CA ROES. Prepared bur the Proprietor, 3. Rogerson, N.. 4, .I.thosan's lsoilthogs, Weittarinster- road, near the South work, is. , ere it may be bird Wh doodle awl [trod' : and of Ml, T. Rim, 65, Clveapeide, and i 4, P.irk.street ; Mr. 11.,lith ~ Jame. 's-street ; tt .tit. Davison and Flert-itrrei ; Me.4rs. D. Rigge and S.nt, 31, New Band-street ; Mes , ru. P. mind S. Borges, 63, !batten' ; Mr. .1. IL Ilopi;ond. 112. ,11..psgate.street ; Mr. Low. Strand; and b) most re z•pectable Perfumers in Town and Country. SUPERIOR ADVICE. IT is of the first consequence to ascerl2iii on -those talents and integrity a firm reliance may he pined in affliction. Me•eoN. CUR RI E and Co., Surgeons of eniMence and high profe...tonal aitainn ,,, t , , Members of the 'luso! Colleges of London and Edinburgh, present to the Pull in. the result of 30 'ears experience in tin Cure of Venereal Complaint., and those Detiilific, and Deficiencies which not nk:tequently prevent or embitter the motrininnial slate. In the 'mom gradation., from recent ins i / 'tine in confirmed lair., Iht*H- treatment commands very often a -pcedy, and /11%4 a victim! cure. In euhions ton, and well-nrratmed experience gives them a promptitude of deri-inn that berme. 11 * Patient from being mercurialized out tif exittetice, or hav ing his comtitution wider' toed, and the vital principle de.trov -I'4 by a latent, but iteidi , m , dams'. or a blind and fnlnl condi ^•*.,re in shallow pretender.. In NeTVOII4 Debility, Vmettlar kelayttoilm, and Noisy of the (r i t its. -trine from exces.ive ladulgence, itatalutormts, climates, or solitary senmality, their Prncitce gives new life and 'noires. to the ti)Oens. even in case{ which are verging tin Aryls:lir. Strictures and other derange. ments of the Urethra they f MOT r in n ntitA and ell . ..mit:ll man- Slight and recent met of Venereal Infectimi are cured 1;. the short pelitxt of laa days. Ti' 11w Female See it vs ill convoliturs to know that the% may he cured of shore Debate which defeat conception. Ikigl cep the 64.10111011 n of canon bid felicity. Pal lean treated with candour, delicacy, and ; " 41 01ahlerecrecv. Nlessrs. CURRIE and Co. may be consulted every dsy, nt their house, 107, llattnts.gartiett. Letters from the Contary, ttrallng minutely the case, ends of living, Rt, and enclosing a remittnare for Ads KC noel 10 1i - iacs, will be teemed with studioalattelniollt bn. 107, hitstion-gardeu. The U M PI R E. a new Liverpool Post Coach. only one ^jest on the road, carrie. Four l,rord and t•'ottr Outvide I sets out on) the Saracen's Head Inn, Snow-hill, Loudon, ever) day at One.o'Clock, at rive,. at Liverpool nevi often, 11111 l at Si x n'Clock, ti,rough Dmostothle, Wooharn, Lethlenny, North iniotnn, Wel tord, Lutterworthatlineklev, Aihrovinne, Litchfield, Stone, Rogel), Newcastle, HI uretnu-green, Ktiothforti, Warringlau, and Puset. UXBRIDGE. Hayes, Southall, and Haswell New Past Courts. every Afternoon, no four o ri‘lek. . . . WRY MOUTH I.IIIIOU Coach. Four Inside', tbrough Dor. else ure a Blasedfarst i Sa sus/ Andover, every Aftenii 1111 l , arrives no Hreyeenth emit diss, of One t arkt‘re sae Tortneu mil no Wednesday and Saito rin y Atter ttttt 'mat Five, to Guern sey and Jersey, from ahem e. there i- a iegolar c o nveyance to Cherbargh and St. (Statue!, The road from hut to Paris, is the most delightful and the cheapest in Ft one-. BRIGHTON New Elegant foss Coach, Four Inside. only. every rooming at Nine o'clock, through Crawley, Ityegirte, &e. The WEYNIOWTH, Dorchester, and Illandford lluieiu Posittateh. every Afternoon. Carries Four Utsides. LIVERPOOL Poo Coital, to carry four Insides, sets out every Morning, through Litger worth. High Cross, Hinckley, Attiendrine, Tama firth, Litchfield, Utlestaorp, Northampton, and Domfable. Arrives at Liver; I next Afternoon. K LI IR, Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmouth, Dartmouth, and Salisbury, New Post Coach, every Moruing in half-past Six o'Clock, with a Guard, through Iloniton. Bridport, Blandforil. Basingstoke, and Bagshot. BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton. and Hunting don. New Royal Mail Coach, sets tint ever) Everting. Coaches from Boston to Spilshy. Louth, Grim-by. and !lull. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Kum-fold, Stone, and Litch field, Posi Couch, called, The Exprditinu, every LVelliUr at Five tieback, to the Saltill'ele• Head luu, Dale—tree!, Liver pool. Gunrderl throughout. RATII and BRISTOL Flying Post Coachet, through Chip pentium, Caine, nod Marlborough, every Afternoon; arrive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound tun, Bath, and the L. 11.1101/ Tavern, Thomas-street, and the Sean neat Moraing.—Coaches to Well., Bridgewater, Taunton, tic. . LEEDS New Light Coach, called, The Rockingham, sets nut every Mining sit half-past Seven o'Clock; conies Four Insides only, and goes remarkable with a Guard through. out. Passes thro7gh Stamford. Newark, Retford. Doncaster and Ferrybridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, nest Day at Noon. Notwithstanding the uocommon es peditiem of (his eolith, it is allowed to he the most agreeable mud complete Public Convey ance on the North Road, bring unequalled in Accommodation by any other. K I:NDAL, Lancaster, Preston, K irby-Lonsdale, Bolton, Charley, OrmAirk, and Garstang Post Coaches, eery After noon, at Five o'Clock. Gnarded. GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-Green, Antrin, Dumfries. Brownhill. Tbomhilt, &mystify-Kiln, Canimick. Kingssvell, and all parts of Scotland, Camperdown Coach (Daily). YORK. Newcastle, and Edinburgh. new Conch, performed with a Guard throughout, set 7, out every Nl.ertli •e ;it half-past Six o'Clock, by way , of New:ak. Itetfoi .t, Tatic:esivr, Dar Dogma, Northallentio, Durham, M.lrprili, lietwick.— Pto-efigers finding themsels es fatigued from the length of the joivtiey, may rest what time they please, sad then proceed tor without any additional fare. J. Clark, the Bla , k Swan * Co ne) -street, York, rum Coaches to Sunderland, Hull, Scathe). rough. Whitby, and other Plums. BRI DGENOR'rH and Walval new Post Conch, every Evening. CARLISLE. Pewitlf. and Whitehaven. Poo Coach, goes with four Itorte, and a Guard till the way. Passes through lining!), Atoplehy. Greatabridge, Richmond, Catterirk, Ka rnfigkhridee, iVetherby, Iberi i .rd, Doncaster. and Giantlittm (the nearest um, by eighteen miles), set. out every Morning. and pet (corms the journe% the grrilieM Pas•CUgerS detained on the KOMI by Of plenuire, have the i f ec uti j a advnntage of their sent,. being secured in the Hell, Couch. IV AK E riELD Pu3t Coach, every Aloraing. r.t ha:finis. Six fetlock. . SU N 0 lIRLAN D, Storlattn, and Ynrta, New Couch, every Morning, to the George Inn, Sunderland. ANt . HI ;sT C0n: 4 440N fe w ensile, W and 11'olverhatriptoa, font Cbach. rvery Arlen. . raarded. QIitNIINGHAM Merlon IN..' itis a tomtit. sets nut every Afternoon, anti rettebes Kira.ioehau. asst duv at mw. Pastor by Oxford, Enston, and Ship-tour, to tine Saracen's Bull-street, Buratitigham. CHESTER, Newport, S nitchurch, Tarporlev. Nantwich. Notabwich, and Middlewit h, Post Conch. .•5,15 EveLmg, Fire o'Cloak. SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and Shitfunl„ p.m Conch, the Royal Charintte„ every Eveutag, at Five ii*Cloch, guarded. SOVIIIANIPTON. Vt incitestea,Alresfot,l,tittl Alton Coach, every Evening. MILL. Nfirthenve, Howden, Thorn. and Donenster, Post Coach, every Morning at half-past Si* o'Clock, to the Bull toad Sun Inn, Myton.gnte, Hull. SHEFFIELD and Rothe' ham Post Coach, called the Rork inghtto, every Morning. HERTFORD. Ware, Hoddesdoo, and Cheshuot Coach, every Morning. •,,* For the convenience of persons residing at the west earl of the town, Pa4serteers and Parcels are I lied for all the t above Coachei‘, at Hnichard's Coach ()dice, New White Hobe Cellar, riccadill). 11.kNKfttYPTCY ENLARSED. A Dantzitt r, Change-alley, merchant, (rum May 27 to June 15, at Guildhall. BA NK RU PTS. F.delsten, Warrington, Lancashire, ►atter, Jnne 40 , 21, atily 18. atlhe I' ►ite Bear Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Hadfiekl, Manchester; sad Mr. Hurd, Temple. w. Pitcher, Bristol, bacon.factor, June 90, 21, July 18, at the Ku mar Tavern, Bristol. Attornies.' Mr. Hurd, King's Beach-walk. Templet and Mr. !Intuit. Bristol. W. lasstettft teal - Wey►eriey, %snow Scluthige,./arpsers June tq.), Jaly IS ; at she Green-house, Worcester. Animals', Messrs. Cardale• and Yanag, Holborn-court; and Mr. Saun ders, Sidhury, Worcestershire. F. M. Richards, Leicester, wine-merchant..lnne 12.13,Ju1y IR, no the White Hart Inn, Leicester. ;tummies, Mr. ince, New Inn; and Mr. I)al►y, Leicester. J. L. Lump, tiosport, contract-hatcher, Juno 9i, 28, July 18, at the Star Inn, Gosport. Atiornie., Mr. Brig, Essex- Street, Strand; and Messrs. Minehin and %Vedden. Gosport. W. Prince, Worcester, matinee, June 19, 20, July 18, at Diglis's Green-house, Worcester Attornie', Messrs. eardnles and Young, Holborn-court ; and Mr. Saunders, Sidhury, %cur. cestershire, W. Akers. llttoxeter, Statfordsloire, butcher. June 11, 15, July 18, at the 111ffisite Hart and Sea Star Inn, Uitoseter. At- I tornies, Messrs. Anstice and Wright, King's Bench-o, Wks ; and i Messrs. Blair and Got, Utonyeter. H. Peake, Blaby, Leicester:46 re.nosier. June 10, 12. July I 18, at the Blue Bell lun, Leiersier. Ainoenie., Mr. Makin -1 ion, Elm-court, Temple; and M. Paint ~,,, Leicester. ,1 W. Sellers, High -street, Poplar, .loop , eller, June 10, 17, ' July IS, at (.oildball. Attornies, Alesra. Cootrteen and Rubin son, Walbrook. - .1. Adcock. St. Mary-ay. druggist, June 13. 20, Jul) 18, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Syddall, Aldersgate--treet. J. Blewett, Alitchel-Dean, tiloucestrrshire, innkeeper, June 20, 41, July 18, at the Swan lint, Noss, Herefordshire. At- Iturnies, Alefors. Edmunds aud .11.t.5, Chancery-lane; and Mr. , Hooper, Noss. B. Boles, Token-house-yard, merchant, .1 one 10, 21, Jolly 18, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Allan, Frederick's-place, Old iJewry. i M. Abbey, York, corn-merchant, June 23, '24, July 18, at I the Red Lion Inn, York. Atiormei, Mr. NI nutty, York; and 1 ! Mr. Evans, Hatton-garden. DI VII) EN DS. July 1, T. Brown, Bishopsgate.street-without, haberdasher -July 1. A. M. Bennett, 11e. onshire:street. Queen-square, in surance-broker-June :17, 11. Young and 'l'. J. Chink, Coi lcheater, saddlers-July J. I. Valery, Artillery-place. mer chant-July I. H. (tinning, Broad-street, merchunt-June 24., ' J Pearson, Warwick-street. Spring-gardens, dealer-July I, :T. Smith, Manchester, calico-printer-.tune 10 J. Branch, Manchester, dealer--June 27, J. Addington, Tottenham-court road, tallow-chandler-June 21, :Land 11. K. Smither4, and . G. Buck. Newport, real-wastcrs-.1..11v I, 1.. Brick a ood, Si. Andrew-Undershaft. dealer-Jul) I. T. A 111 brio , e, Salters'-hall court, a ine-merehant -June 27, 'l'. Ha,clion, Mitcham, Sur rev, baker-Jule '3, S. Braddock, Stafford, grocer-June 97, .1. Bond. Llostf's coffee-house, underwriter-June AI, P. M•Kealid and J APCauchiso, Manchester. merchants-July I, J. Jefferson, Barnard-castle, Durham. miller-June '29, W. Dean. Eseter, china-merchant-June 29, E. Lord. Rough-lee, Lancashire, a oollen-manufacturer-June 29, M. Satzelby, May field, Stallordshire, seedsman. CERT! F.' 1 C ATES-Jewe 27. C. Bryan, Angel-court, Throginorton-urert, merchant-S. Marshall. Stockport, cottonmatonfactuier--B. Clark, Keip.ts ley, Yorkshire, secdsman-J. S. lay, Colchester, innkeeper - H. Crabtree, Bedminster, SoinerseGhire, miller-S. Hodr,e, Exeter, milliner-J. Miller, Langridge, Dworriessktre, dealer : ito horses-P. Vigor, Bath, jeweller. l P A BIN ERS II IPS DISSOLV ED. j J. Evans and J. Conk, Bristol, brandy-merchants-M. Shaw • and T. Anderton, Liverpnol-J. and G. Cleaves, Sheffield, cutlers-W. Illease and • 'l'. Berry, Liverpool, coopers -J. ('ranch, .1. Harker, and J. Bright. Wilson-erect, Fin-bury square, feather-manufactureno-J. Atkins and C. Stephens, Lung-acre-It. Banyan] and W. Geary, Leicester, hosi ers. [FROM TUE DUBLIN EVENING COST.] Our two great Parliamentary orators, Meow: Grattan and Plunkett, have, at length, renounced the chilly and pennyless trade of npposition. They have hid adieu to Mr. Whitbread, Mr. l'onsonby, and their " old friends," their " early predilections :^ 5 arid have been received, with ripe: , arms by the Gentlemen of the Treasury Bench. Their speeches, of last Thursday se'nnight. against Bonaparte, "the Assassin, the Robber, the Outlaw," were so de lightful to the ears of the " Honourable Hoese," that they were cheered oith peals of " reiterated ape plause," surpassing, in vehemence and - loudness, even those of our Dublin Aggregate Xeetings.—Mr. Abbot, the Speaker, shook heeds with Mr. Plunkett, and their firm hostility is converted into inviolable friendship.—Mr. Grattan and Dr. Duigenan are now equally pledged to a support of this War, and their mutual repugnance is melted down into au Antis Galilean alliance. Mr. Plunkett's stay in London appears to have been protracted, expressly for the purpose of voting in the Ministerial Majority of 391, and gracing the triumph by his name and talents. He left London immediately afterwards, and appeared on Monday in our Court of Chancery. Though a Call of the House was fixed, and the Members specially sum moned, for the great discussion of the Catholic Pe titions, on Tuesday last, this was but a minor object in his great mind. So that Ireland is plunged, head and ears, into a foreign, War, it little matters whether her domestic peace is consulted or not nor can it be necessary to bestow a thought upon the civil rights of a People, who send 40,00‘) brave soldiers under Wellington, to perish in the cause of our glorious Constitution in Church and State. Bat, really," had Mr. Plunkett conde scended to wait four additional days in London, fer the purpose of befriending his Catholic Fellow- Countrymen with his Speech or his vote, he would We know not whether the person from whom we have incurred two serious losses; namely, his Chan deri've our information, was speaking ironically or cery fees during that period, and his newly.earned not, but we have been told that serious attention has Ministerial favour, derived from his War Speech.— been given to the scheme said to be proposed for hav• To expect such sacrifices, would, he quite unrea ing the streets of London paved with cast iron aonahle. He has luckily come away in the critical squares. One metallic scheme has already met uni- memept, loaded with the gratitude of the Court, versed approbation, we merit the Odell scheme of and the profitable panegyric of The Courier, and the New Lottery, one of the glide; dig prizes in tniinctunhered by the odium of having attempted which (should dame Fortune not be so fdr steeled as any benefit, or conferred any kindness, upon his to reject our advances) would enable us to rub off the despised and dejected country. We congratulate out rust of care, and show ourselves lads of metal. learned University of Dublin upon the Parliamentary Miss O'Netl,L, at the close of the season at Co- conduct of her worthy Representative, his orenanna vent-garden Theatre, proceeds on an engagement to devotion to . the interests of Ireland, nod big nobly Edinburgh for twelve nights. 1 uniform disreprd of his own. •-• „ T , ‘ . r 1 . , a. . 1 . \ ,4" 1 . .. ...... . A " We have nothing to hope, nothing to ask, front the favour of any foreign power. France is the same I to us, whether ruled by Napoleon or Louis, by a King or an Emperor. We owe no enmity to Louis ; we owe no debt of gratitude to Napoleon. The commercial edicts of the latter had injuriously affect ed our maritime rights, though they ceased to do fits before his late exile; and were not renewed by his successor. It is alike the interest amid the wish of free America to enjoy peace and friendly intercourse with all the world, and to avoid entanglement in the politics of Europe. Nothing but llagruht invasion of our rights, such as we have heretofore experienced, can draw us from that position. We desire from the European Powers, only an observance of that re spect to our rights which is dae to the rights of every independent nation. This respect,. let us hope, w ill ! be scrupulously rid by the Ruler of France, who has seen, and, in common with the rest of the world, cannot but have duly appreciated the I virtuous struggle of this young nation, in defence of , its violated rights which has just so honourably ter. minated. We have, then, nothing to apprehend from this extraordinary event, unless it be that in : the event of war between Britain and France, which is probable, our neutral rights may he again assailed, and require the arm of the nstion to be again stretched not to *indicate them. This. is a remote contingency, to n hich we refer only to deprecate it. " Upon the whole, it appears to us, that this is one of those occurrences on which our feelings may well be neutral. had it occurred before the termi. nation of the war, every American would have re joiced at it, as weakening the power of the nation with which we were at war. But, as things are, we see no reason, in a national point of view, whatever be our individual prejudices or partialities, to rejoice, any more than we do to grieve, at the restoration o r Napoleon." It seems to be the intention of the Americans t 4 proceed in the completion of the ships of war buil& ing on Lake Ontario without delay. Two valuable ships had arrived at New. York front China, after short passage. They brought intelligence that thy insurrection in Chtmt had proved to have originated in a conspiracy promoted by the Emperor's brother s 'A hich being frustrated, the conspirators were all be, headed. The ditfelences between the English and site Chinese had been settled. ... The Wasp sloop of war is reported to ha►m sunk two British sloops near Maranham. IRISH ORATORS.