The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-01-05 00:00:00

It ' - 01101 11 1H , livAtlce, lon. 4. SIRES' E 11; • 't in-the Arity—Major William Cro,i, •••!, blst Foot ; Major R. Buckner. . F. P. Napier, 43d Foot ; and Foot. -Captain C.. D'Arev, 39th Foot; boot; Captain G. Clarke, sth Cameron, 3d Foot ; Captain B. Stone, Balvoird, 95th Foot ; Captain T. S. captain - W. N. Ramsay, Royal Artil- Colleton, Royal Staff Corps ; Captain • • Captain D. O'Kelly. -11th Foot; 'out ; and Captain C. H. Churchill, Ordnance. Dec. 16. r the Military. Department or the Ord Dance. ) Blackwell to be Surgeon. Ridley to.be ditto. Sohn Mactiotoslt to be Assistant- jobn Wooldridge to be ditto, vice 1 James Barlow to be Second As- Intosh. . _ NI ward Donovan Verner to be .ring's German Legion. 4,6 e Second Lieutenaut, vice Goebel, Ordiumee, Dee. 20. Regiment of ArtiHerv. 4ieutleroen (Inlets William !Taney, %V. 11. Hennas, vice Hodges, pro. vice Weather:ill, promoted; I:AI , ppm:toted ; John Johnson, vice Kett; vice (ozeos, promoted t , promoted ; Frederick A. Griffiths, iid Cr'ustavus T. Ilume, vice Storey, .1. , ...m• Ordnance, Dec. 21. Artillery Drivers. Griffiths to be First Liestssant, vice the Military Department of the Ordnance. Sproall to be Second As ke, cashiered. .KRUPTS.- • ornshire, merchant, RM. 21, W. Feb. Attornies, Messrs. ligion, t and Messrs. Lamberts, Taylor, otarc. k.y, carpenter, Jao. R. 15, Feh. 15; 410)d, Clement , Lombard- Kent, victualler ' Jan. 8. 15, Feb. Mr. Godmond,Earl-street, Black, ' 6 ' - • .ime-street, millers, Jab. 11.111, Ads. ringing !Messrs. Swain, *cites, Malik., . _ - nsiel Aviteery - able to furnish your Honour with a correct return o b i . ()id Tra i I.f.TWay and T. !Jiver . , Nenqate-stree4 worsted.trframittx- . them, but upwards of WO are in our possession 4,, ranntlirartpren, Jan. 15,,' IS, Feb. 15, at (inild:l4ll. Attorney, -...... .• - . . Sly: Swann, New Basingliall-street. neither of the ordnance • stores taken, wa Jr. r . . c . le .. ._ . 4 .._ .. . . ocas i4 e, to I , 40111 .1. SUleilitliVt. • t9ltiC *TOOK' •11111, La bays not yet • heest caltectedii* ••. .—•. -•—, ••• • . • eatton-ajNitters, Jiii: 'l7. 'l/4, Feb. .3.5, at 'the 4.4l;m:ratt9' I hare the honour to be, &e. •• ..- Arms tau, hlaadrester. Atinrries, hitlysts. Barrett and WU toevettatiViat' 1 1 ' (Signed.) . J. W. M(MIRISOM,• r ' n s It f i° 6 ' 4 " . -I .'"" k i' lleis "' W i l t 4 + k lo4ll •l' urne • - "t i alk a Le, . Warn attleuitrr. :, 9411. ruunuanding CurpitSsf4llllli2 6 i W. Coath, Liskeard. ('ornivall. virtitaller, . 1 .7144. 19, Feb.ll, vatioa. • • •.• i /5, at Meta', Booms, *Ply iniiitth Due's. Attorney, hlt.'fluk, I'ltrumeth Dock. hi. Hinton, Laverick HAIL 'Thirliatif, merchant, Jan.-23. 27, j Feb. IS. at the Ileorge Inn. Nea casLit.s.upon-Tyne. A4torniex, 1 Mr. Bainbridge, Nt‘wcastle-upon-'Tyne; and Messrs. Atkiusun, Willes, and hlackarell, Chancery z kine. • ? C. Boyle, l'harlton, ralenderer...l4as. 17, IR, Feb. 15, at the Bridgewater Aims Inn, Manchester. Attendee, Mr. 111cItield; Alauchesfer 4 and .Mr. Hurd, Tcmiple. W. Meehan, high-street, Sherediteh, ehismatio. Jan. 15, 25, Feb. 15, at Gaildliall Attorney, Mr. Metcalf, Basing hall-street. W. 'Risen, Ampthill, Bedfordshire, grater, Jan. 11, 114 . ' Feb. 15,.at Guildhall. Anoraks, 311essrs. Itobinson and /Hoe, • Charter-house-square. • DjtV‘l/EN 1/S. • . 1 Jan. 25, A. Aaron, Spalk ssenurt, thike's-plmee, spectacle .imakir—Feb. 5, J. Swan and It. Anilersnu, Wapping-wall, merchants—Jan. 28, Ws..Nayler and J. Cockerna, 'Sheffield. fellniongers—Feb. 5, J. 1.. Martell, Lower Thames street; • merchant—Jan 97, .1. Marshall, I)enbigh, Yorkshire, tanism —Feb. 2, It. D. Middleton, Bishopsgate-street, merchant— May Its, J. !tickers, Worthing, draper—dun. 15, J. G. Ash )ey, Gloucester -terrace, Comenercial-road, merchant—.Tan.'?.s, I J. Soenmervail, Liverpool, nierchaut—Jan. 25, W. Stewar:, ! Ilattoo-aortlen, grocer—Jan. '25, (:. Slags, Wistol, *linen ' draper-Z.-Feb. 1, J. (lenience, • Nitakiimherland s -street, St. Mary-le-Bone. carpenter— Jau. '25. J. Collip, Great Portland street, upholsterer. cEnrir ICATES—JAN. 25: P. Phillips, St. James's-street, 1 1 1:11- 1 ,11all, s hlss-deriter—W. Yewens, Somerset-place, Comatercial-road, coal-dealer—A. S. Stubbs, Bokon-le-Moors, cotton-manufacturer... 4 Kettle, Liverpool, timber-merchant. . PA ItTNI;ItSKi PR 1/ISSOLV.):Ti. 1 ' I R. Spooner and J. I uglehy, Cornhi 11, woollen-drapers-o.TR tertuti and 11. S. Walker, Bristol, colour-minafacturers—.l.llo.lg kinson and .1. Leigh, jun. Liverpool. rope-makers—W. Wain wright and .1. W. tVitoil, teadenhall lit ree s t-13. Taylor and I'.. Leonard, We:pet-stet, grocers—W. .1.-T, Nu* J. Whitehouse, %V ettierbv, Yorkshire, inereett—C. c_. Bsilby and li. Pare, Waltwook. nine-laerchants—J: Sto,Thrd and J. Ilan thorn, Laueaster ibreml-manufacturea 7 T. Catirall and .1. Barker; I Liverpool , sitgar-bakers--G. Bragg and T. Crockett. Binniaga -film, gilt toy-makers—W. I'opjoy, l'. Stevens, alai J. l'oejoy, Norwich, paviaurs--P. and J. Alacketrzie, Sileillell, patio. brokers—R.. Pi-atchet and T. Noble, Warwick. dniggists-11: F. Heron, W. ;and I:: Rhodes, Hudderstiehl, si inc-ineretiantst—, S. Bolton null A. C. H. Hellmann, St. Ditustias-bill, briskets —F. W; Phillips, J. I).ivison, and F. Phillips, Goldsmiths street, tilk-imundowirers—.l. Connell and C. llartley, White. haven, joinert—L. Lden and J . Wright, Islington, glovers— G. V. ' Minton and T. F. Salter, Crown-street, Ft:wintry-square, hatters—W. W. 11'iiitite and F. Workman, Holborn, linen drapers—J. Haubttry, J. Dauber), jun. and 1. Bunnell, 14.11- born, .c.arpet-manufainurers —A. Fieke. W, Hutchins. J. L'u'te. and U. Miller, Loadon, insuraace-b:ukets —J. It. /light/m.4:e runt W. Young, Bust-lame, atturnies. grossed to St. Regis and Salinott-riveir, on their own shore; nut leaving a Ilylll is oar territory, excepting inch as tvcre prisoners. It is yet uncertain whether General Wit inetio • Meats to. prosecute iris original intention, of pro.' ceediug in his small craft and boats fitun Salmort r:ver to Montreal, or to unite his troops with those I under Major:Gene;ral Hampton, and itttempt to ad- vanes into the province by the Chateaugay, or Odel Town roads. Major-Gen. Hampton has received po sitive orders to resume the position which he had --abandoned on the Chateaugay river when be retreated :to Plattsburg, immediately after the disgraceful de feat he lately experienced ; bat the state of the wea ther is becoming so highly unfavourabte .to combined operations, that unless Gen. Wilkinson, in a very few days, succeeds in forcing the positions I have causedlo be occupied at the Rapids•of the Coteau vie Lac, and on the Beauharnois Channel, which 1 have no reason to expect he will do, or that he can snake his way int* the province by either of the other routes I have mentioned, which I think very impro bable, the Ameriran army must soon be compelled, by the severity of the season, to go into winter-quar ters, and to a6andott all thoughts of the conquest of Canada for this campaign. I have also the honour 'of transmitting to your Lordship copy of a letter, with its enclosures therein referred to, addressed to -Major-General De ltottenbnrg by Lieutenant-Colo nel Morrison, in which you will see a farther proof of the vigilance and activity of that officer, in execut ing the duty with which he has been eukustell and I have the farther pleasure to report to yout• Lordship, that a 13-inch iron, add a 10-insh brass mortar, with their stores, and a large supply': of provisions, deposited by the American Army at Ozdenshurgh, have been brought away from thence ty Captain Mulcaster, of the Navy, and landed at Prescott. I have &On witnessed, with peculiar satisfac tion, the loyalty and active zeal with which all classes have been animated in their endeavours to opvese the threatened invasion of the enemy, and which 1 have great pleasure in reporting to your Lordship. _ _ • RE - 7171M 01 KILLED, wermena.n, wweiltsonOWL • Royal Artillery-2 rank and file. wounded: Artillery 1/rivers-1 rank and file, woissaistd.' 4t`tii Captain, 1 drummer, 5 rank and ale, killed ;. 5 subalterns, 3 serjennis, 94 rank and tile, wonndetf. • 89th Foot-1 drummer. 4 rank and file, killed; I Captain, 1 subaltern, J serjeants, 57 rank and file, wounded. 491 h rout. Flank Company-2 rank and file, killed t 1 subal• tern, 11 rank and tile ' womaded ; 6 rank and file, missing. Canadian Feneibles-4 rank and file, killed; 2 send:ants, it rank and file. wounded. , • , Cauudian Voltigeurs-4 rank and file, ; 9 faui and file, wounded ; 3 rank and file, nt;wing. Militia Artillery-1 rank and file, wounded. Militia Dragoons-1 rank and file, wounded. Indians-1 wurrinr, wounded ; 3 ditto, miNsing. Total-1 l'aptain, 2 drummers, 19 rank- and file, killed ; 1 Captain, 9 subalterns. 6 serjeaats, 131 rank and Ile, wounded; 12 rank and tile, NAMES OF OPPICERS KILLED AND WOUNDED. EILLED. 49th Foot—Captain Nairne. woicnEn. _ _ _ 49th Utast—Lieutenant Jones, dangerously s Lieutenant itnrt ley; severely, not daugernesly i.ieutettant Claus, left leg am putated ; Lieutenant 'Abram, severely, not dangerously ; Lied tenant Itichumnd, slightly. • 89th Vont— Captain Browne, severely, not slngeentisly ; En sign Leaden, 4911 s Foot, Flank Company—Lieutenant liollan , l, severely. Ctsatulian Fencibles—Lieutenant Delnritnieve, thutgevonsly, since dead ; Ensign Armstrong, dangerously. • ~, Witiiiimsharo: tipper Canada, Nev. it. SlR,—lfinve the honour to enclose a copy of the agreement, entered into by Captain Muleader, of the Royal Nivy, and myself, With two of the prin cipal inhabitants of Hamilton, in the State if ',Stew York. Having understood, when passing that plate, that public property was deposited there, and being informed by .1.19iit.1C01.. Pearson, .that his Evellen ct tlit .Coin =rider of the Forces bad directed a small Awe to act against that village % we considered it oat dnty, es we possessed tha means, to fulfil the intentions of:his gscellettcy: but not having sulk. tient 4 coneeyauce, or time, to brittg'llte preperty ' • • ' away, arida* it apPeared4lnit it principally belonged Cbriviter`A, vtillininshatt, Upper Cnnattn, Novraptlls. to merchants at Kingston, we deemed the enclosed Slit,--I have the heartfelt gratification to `report ' terms best to propose. •-; the brilliant and gallant conduct of the detachment I also enclose, herewith , *copy of Major-Geo. from the.centre division of the army, as yesterday Wilkinson's Proclamation. - displayed in repotsiug and 'defeating a division of I . I have the honour to be, &c. the enemy's force, consisting of two brigades of in. (Signed) J. W. MORRISON., fantry, and a regiment of cavalry, amounting to be- Liesteatiat- Gaunt 8901 Regiment, roams's:l64A carps of . lweett 3,000 and 4,000 men, who 'moved Observation. _ fo r r r. ! l! Illajor-Graeral I . )e Rotteetrarg. - . have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) GEORGE IMM:O% • Last *ea, 1i melancholy accident occurred in the bare*? of Tulla. 'A butcher, after having knocked down a cow, leaped across its neck fur the purpqse Of running the knife into its throat to draw the The or 4e7 • entirely lifeless, gave a about two o'clock in the afternoon, from Christler's Point and attacked our advance, which gradually - , . ---, - I (ropy.) , the position selected for the detichm en t , w or d s W e &l . re t w y. mm i se,.onour " em i ve . 'le right resting on the river, a n d the :and h o n our , t o d e li ve r ' on, the Opposite side -of the wood, exhibiting a front of about 7(io. rivet, at the bones of Jacob Wager, if a gag -should be permitted to laud, all the public property et the United States, if slily should be found here_; also etl - - to'his ~ ~. blood. . , cow, not ing . •sudden gad, and the knife which he held in hit hand 11 .1 being open, the troops were thus dis flank ,ies of the lgth - .:. ' . 4; WA h. d people from it.. from marrying, this 1. the only certain remedy, .t" Dr. Ifetters Medical his*" Hinds** Nerve ts. Od. M.. FS unquestionably, the most btilds of all new earthly Imp/ talky ; but many are desert fiatm ' which they are unwitting in disclose r VENEL'S It ESTOII ATI NER V' safe, effectual, and permanent remedy; debility, languor, lowness of net. taus head-ml. trembling of ale' Islsest, sloinach,eke. this medicine to ;mediate relief; in tho-e tilf.ctions..whkb ititti want of healthy action in the most noble err , frame. it is also a sovereign temedy r at minims have cominued for same time, a 4% sumo! or decrease. of volume succeeds, feetions of the eyes and ears, impaired debility, indigestion. emaciation, and all the rapid decay, terminating its the annul Hating, and diaressiog disetisrs, - incident In cases., when all other rerneilte4 have failed, 1)r. Vr is it s.ivereign and isrfalL'ole seated's"; it is, intact, It, divine which can he relied int, far its atrial. 4111 toil3e specific and invariable,. wife mod sadittar'y ; it fittilies stimulating, and animates without infialaing reproduction of the wasted substance. awl iarigarittes stu tar system, so as tom-tare u due elabot al kit and r. tea deed it nottrishe-, strengthens, and replenishes the entire bid) , exhilarate% the spirits, and tranquillizes the mind is sock :Aunt,. that it truly deserves the title of ei p a ho n ,o ; ~e 1.' 04 ,4 elf e and Health," a title Conferred on it by a Yiamil 16 " 111 :0 1 4 L eminent for his talents and literary acquirements, in a let ii , thanks addressed teethe Proprietor, in which b e stases his4km and uneqUivocal belief, that if it were not fur tbarbevie wr at t fells of this medicine, he would not be sew bbettief et Wing: . . The ()Spring of feeble. di.eased, nail enervated . parents, its herit a constinitimal dispositinn to Ike fore/04 maladies; s hang residence in hot and unhealthy climates old. produce aimi. lar effects; luxury, dissipation, habitual' excess, unrestrained licentiousness, anti unbridled seumutlity lead to consequences equally deplivalile ; :aid it is, with reluctance, that I pan cent. ;felled, by u regard tie truth and the real intermit of, trunrinits, to ayes, that the tn.' frequent cause of this unhappy and 'pitiable condition is, owl reprehensible habit, that puerile species of deb:nicker,. ohica I have treated on at large in my " Hints to the Debilitated," and which is so destrut the To her t ;tb, that If Its p revalence te'gelleree to runtime and extend,. it bids fair to produce degeneracy, if nut man, man race. " Vey think its nothings its a crime believe; " A crime so great, you scarcely tan conceive." r~~rA alintrit i 4lssense of with ipltons lv for. ill the With 41 .1 . ; Whatever the orig:issal muse of these disorders may bate been, however itiveierlue, or• by whatever symptoms they mot, be manifested, "he object of the most earnest solicitude with the unhappy sufferers h to obtain relief; and the most heartfelt gratification of my life, is to aimioister the bolos of coosolatios to this wretched chips of the community, I can, conscientiously mid with confidence, a:sure every individual of either sex, whs is nervous, relaxed, debilitated, or subject to nay of the dis- • eases or s)soptoins that I have &seedier!, that my is as perfectly safe,'ns it is invariably efficarious; with other .isdvaniti4es, this medicine combines that of a for it is invariably soid, sealed or, Kith full ' tiers for use, and may he admiaisteird for any Ay khans the knowledge of ant Wdiridual, _ tAltei it. . Ur. Iteriel'iße - itiohitive Stints's* . 13aistaw le psepared snit Wed; by riot Proprietor., at hit; Moore, No. JO, Alfred-place* .Isedfirdetateiste, .4.augon, w Isere ise inay he consulted, soapily. or by letter ! , post . ..itatil w ailli inelosieg the - !fee, ts is also soil, tiy.the•PeNiiiiebies special oppnintment,by Mc. Bacon, 114, tt sford-strect. otipossite liond—treet 4 Mr. it iebards„. prtiggi,t x: Strtrod i near Si. ClAmeties Church i'Mrs. A !"16` nxt.dd street. 'otitis's:Lite she Notheon ; Mr. Mahon, ii!are • Noisy Sorkspor-arceso, of Spring Gorden; !!Mitors; 4,tursotss.RossitseNela, trrew q Mr.; Ward, :3`.11, linibugie. acne i4diessitssr-; 4 - !0! I. W. Saatillart..a `trees, "Ciivedivirdim nod by spec:able frt.,dictoe Venders • in etery •palltisf the price ids. M. per pnrkes,or the goasstiktorlittase - fel 3: s • ► Mr iLLIAM B. MOUNTAIN, n's • Head • lion..tnnw -hill" London, the best Art...nerms4milla for 'Travellers, gond Betts, choke Ll , tionte.'and moderate Choices.. The toth.willg Kest Catarheß, Cimehes, &c. set out from ' the Saracen's Head Ism, LIVERPOOL Post Concis e 's carry four Insides. sets :every Moraine, thriaigh Lattervenrili, high Cross, Wit klo Atherstone, 'famuinth, Litchfield, Ultestniiro, Note: ist d ()unstable. Arrives at Liverpoul next A fterunuo. EXE Phomitoih, Weymouth, 1/litchi-pier, Falmouth. I).irsmouth. atad Salishury, Blew Post Cmiett, evert Morn* tat half-pa six ()Thick,. with a Guard, through Honit•,n, Axe Anins.er, 3ridport Illandford, Basiagstoke. and Bagshoo. 1303T0N, Sp alding, Peterborough, Stilton. and tinkling- Ann. New Royal Mail Coach, sets aioLevery• Evening. Coaches from Poston to Spilsliy, Loath. Grim4hy. and MI!, 1.11( Warriagtom kiansforoo,, stone, and Litrb. field, Plait Coach, called, The Expeditim,, over( CYening at Five o'Clork, to the Saracen's Head Inn, Dale-sorret, Lives% pool.. Guarded throughout. BATH and BRISTOL Fl)lfig Poet Coachet, throug4 C. penham, Crilne, and Marlborough, every Afternoon; :,wive Mr. May':[, the Greyhound' Inn, Bath, awl the Landon If -- Tlttnuna-street. and the Swan .Bristol, neat /Illarniat a ; Wills. Bridgewater, Taunton, &c. LEHI - A-New Light Coach, called, The Rockhichnm,,_ 41 every Morning .at half-post Seven &Civet ; tarries P out Inside, only, and cots , remarkably rally, with a Guar.l thronelln nut. through Sonalforri, N;twark; Retford, Doncaster and Feraybridgeito the (tt,lcien Lion, Leodr, next Day at Noon. Piloiwithstloniitigthe uncommon expedition of this Ceach,it is nil:owed to he the most agreeable and complete Public Convey* ant" on the North Road, 'Nang unequalled' is Accommodative • by nay other. KtNI)AL. Laneaster. Preston, Kirby-Lansdale, li oboe, Charley. Linosklrk. and Garsonag , Post Coaches, every After nosh,. at Five sr - Clock. • 'Guarded. GLAS(4)W, Lnigtown, Geettu•Grueet;-Annla, Dumfries, Thornhill, Sampthar-Kliu,. Canasuck, avid all ;tarts of Scotland, C; o Conch (Pally). • YORK. Newt•ltoir, and Edonbitrch. fiew Cowe.lterTortned with a tinned thr..iigtoust, sets oat every Mewairs at knit-pat Sit n'Croch, by aay ut Neswilt. Rrtfuvd, 'fruleaster, Dar lington, N.irthollerton„ Duolition, Morlalhe and Berwick.-.• Passengers boding themselves fatigued. front the length Of the journey, may rest a bat oink they please, and then provited taw , witboos any additional fore. .1. Clark. the Elect .Bwror, (:O, aey-stre , t. York. rtito 0)1101es to tittaderlsaid, Hull, Scioto. rough, Whitby, and other Places. Eft I I)(l E NORTH and Walsal new Putt Coach, every tivriveyg. • • cAttbisLE.. Penrith, end Whieehaven. Past -Conch, gees with Four iforsi-s, and a Guard -all the way. , Prisms through Broach, Appleby, Greiriatiridge, ich ) ttnorl, Latterit k, 80, roagabriige, • Wetloct try, A herford, I)..neetter, osird Grioalinin (the nearest way by eighteen initial), sets 144 evety Morning, and performs me - journey with ilk greatest faritity. Passengett detained on the Road by bwiness or pleasure, have thelieculiae advaioncit their seatflacing secured , in the:heel Cinch. v‘AkEFIELI) Pool Coach, •everY kitating,• at loafing. Six o'Clock. C ESTEE, Newport, -Whiteborch, T,arposrtey, N.iroftx ich,, sod Middle wick, Post Coach, every F' '"liick. ire WA:Vick. - .S1P11)14111,LANO, Stotkiim, mid Vitro, New emelt, iv*" Mnrtlife; N`lhi' OW*" Su ltderlnftd. was by the jerk run into the bottom of his belly, and ii m a r 1! a, ,0.4,, A&i ri nz t :44 ,1 .L , , 1 \ .1 ,., 1 , :: be expired in a few minutes. 1 An ingeWtion was held on FridaY at the Lontio n 811 R EWSnt It Y. Weflic the Rovd Cbart*Ttie everyAL . a'Clnek. Hospital, before the Coroner for Middlesex, on the the . sm : F F/1:1 . 1)10 : i lic . Cloaca, called body of Ann Simpson, who Met her death by blows' 4ra9M.„....y . m11,T11pg : _. i: intliclitl with a pewter pot, • a soldier qua rtetPd ' ""-' 4 -.!'"', 5 " JU AI " doudi AltaaCoacter 1..;• • ^ • . _ compati , ..... __ _._ regiment;l.lhiropertrillitelwegfotg to _ Britantsic Maloof) s , --- - every livening v • • • ill L' MIN tfilii Nl' NI orrory Pass Coteb, with a (c ard, nun it of the Canadian Fenciblei with one , • Government,litail the individuals s thereof , now depts. 1:1 the Tower, with whom - .She lived. . The'Jory re., I , Alder Lieut.-Col. Pearson on the right I sited • l •th bossup.wt Charles Richards ; it being ea- , in e turned a verdict of IVilful Murder against the sol • oat evrty Afteroaini, mild react l et, Birmioohatn pa. , ,t day at 1:001% " Po w& by 0xf,44,, liabton, mat. bhiwtone, to the Sorter''. (yoneNl on the road ; three companies of 1 pressly understraid;' , that the property and iwrsens . slier, who is committed for trial by the Coroner. I i t , tri. liuu.street,,iisrmiswhain. . . , IT ulLt. Ntirtbctive, Floatten, Thorn, and Doncaster, Poßt invent, under Capt. Barnes , with a gull , of the inhabitants of.:lbit village have been spared le : , . ______..-- , I%I•ARRIF.I).' • . • ~,, , lock , to „._ lisp' ~,,i Conch, to , 44 : 7l%Thrning kt hitif.pallt Six I. l. :hellon, with the advance on its left sap-1 consideratio*. et tiii preceding arrangement . • And . Bun low Mvto.4. to Hall ° On Monitor. ‘the 4ii inn. at the. gout of Ellis Alsedleam. Esq. 1 •Y • • V•" The 49th and 89th, thrown more to the; we do herebyliitber . pledge our honours', that the o r itargale Ilan, DerbyshAre. Ent Needilettrh 11114.' 04•• I,f H Lit I' tOlttt, Wale, Ildmictesdoo, mad Cbooliant Gni* gun, formed the rtiain body add reserve, ' boats shall also be delivered, which belong either to A m it c h lu a r l:o itia.. l4.3o.4:: p.. ' 3l. l id s d h l ba e* S i rae " , o l)e ‘i r i ll l ys il a 43* ire l i d a r. :lrl t at er .. a. th e ttles s . r i o l n id c ‘ ew - e - ry -. L. M1117117 ;.-t..._____ . _,_-__ _ .." 4 ".`!"!____""r"."E,, the woods on the left, which were 6c- the Vovernmetst of the United States, or to. big Brj. jes ) a overn .And ae. o art ter m N it xtba s t e d l 'a t u c l . g h'it t ' lllia l i voltigeurs under Major Bernet, an d tannic Ma' t . ' `G ' ' want . 4 f I 114 " , Lf4. ,of mib s b4Atroc, ito Atha • .I.o"tptlK;.! :Pttsitevi mat toutitilltett by 1). 'LoY art., ul she iof 1.411 s Neect!Lcii,l,q. - . SiatEsatlN Oirrita, 87, Ficet-strevi. • • . . • -..-, • •-• ' ' ~. , . ?' *,.•, •• C_05,0 31 ALDF. PA ItTbl pIT. endeavoured, b y moving for wird a brigade Gans his ' , Ogled), , , - 11 A V li7 . / - - 44.1001. . , • • . right, to. Ora our left, Ind was repulsed by fist, ' • W .11.4 • Downing-strcel, Jan. 4 , 1814. • .' 89tl f ' Is erstislg Inputins . ce with the'49tu, and both , Nev. . r .1 . . . A nkpatch, of which it lth fOtlists in; if n ropy, hi p - beta morning reconted by Karl II:Oboist, his . lksla.iesl s Principa l .. llead.eiwiriero tot Chine, ' grouted November l's, ISf3. 11Iv Lotto —Ma' C I Wilkin s on ft Gre• , , jor- lettere e i this corer plowillg (Award occasionally fi rine by phi. 1 n . . right ; and to repulse this movement, the 49th took . tibisliteill, Nov- 10 - in that direCtiou in eehelloh followed by v "the 89th ; when within half musket/shot the line . was ftermed, under is heavy but irreguisrtire the this Paper.] • 'Gem . J. W M thih [Tinen follows a copy of (le to the Inhaltnnals of Canada, II Ilia effort! were next directed against . our ' - °bac a tre Goa toTi w yr t, S: ,w te t f , o a r ar the t. Colontes, from Lieutenunt-Genertd t°°B ' miler I s l and, on L ake Onta r io, t h e 38th ultimo, • on . • 4innal , .. u ni ' l i d th p t r e o n ered thn ed nsa do nti w n t s t en tiw in s s i n . ta r l ai c v , r a ctice ft a , nd in bs e it ra tea er u t tr o ,• Amy'he4oth was then directed to charge . the gun •ZetLlTAllii ? • rallied opposite to oar ' s ; but it becisiviligtessary, 1.. t ~ 'I , 1,...... . • co-operate with Major -Creiteral Ifampten in the in - war 44) „when within a short.distance or it, to cheek ate for, . vehion of lower Canada, and for the avowed purpose o jeA r tilo h rs a its the Army —t SIARJ ward movetoent, , In "stsequence• of a charge frqsd , . .of talaitg up his winter -quarters at Montreal ; having To be Lieatenant- Co ttmels firl their cavalry on tbsi: tight, led they should Vied i tech Foot ; Major h. Kier, , • r . • ....ost nit 31'4 halted a few :Mies below Crravelly Point, about, Stid fell upon rear; but they *nee*. /Royal Artillery ; Mainr W. . - on the ikouth hide.of the river, his position was on the 9ke, Gist Foot. ceived in, so glqint a manner - by the compile , on a eru ar s cannon- ' I • Ill'• .. . telloning day reconnoitred -d ft • ard s th e 896, under Capt. Barnes, anti the ' , we.ll-drre , Captain J. G. Muria*, 5V,1 ; \ ailed hy,a division of gun.beats;tmder the command .. , ',..,,. , rsf cjipesp, l b w c, ak ter,,, -1 oh o o y o i navy ,. r a y keep _ fire of this' artillery, sis al the o yetckly retreated, 'and 1,. , 17:t i Lt; t apts4a c, n t re;L; . bx an' immediate charge ft , . oat eiteipenier title . ITtichoils Ist &tit 2 ca l o.i , • i it, „,,, AlgtOtoo4. hi.. •-o - • ,the enemy *lived, , , -O . levy ; eaptain J. K. Callan ' . • Ntlaeiath ;mit; teltaibiesa iiiitis of the portlf Presc • 4" 1 4 41141411; • Me enemy iminadtately concentrated 004: - 1 L s i p S ta tr i el o t ti t 4 „. ( i gh "h t, F h w i th "l, ( . o 7 ', • . rich be entleywouted to pass nnubselved awing t ' . l o t o f t h e •-• t • ..• • , the vig i lance o f Li ew ,..o4 to.elleck our advance, but such wilt - ' itiiii . ,...,1014.14 lot root Guards. .. _ . 7 a , Qat, lance, and well-directed fire of the tniepS , • . . - Verrone,* twfcmntesenosthere, frustrated his atteMpt • ' - , • Offite of Ucti very, that *bout half-past four they gave *tit at - • • • ond the Americati ' da was ohs* - rd to susta' t •• Medical Establiiinoeut for ill 1, a t _ ii: _ Ord . , 4-, heavy mai &sty ' Cannonade daring the whole es !paints from an exceeding strong position, ensile"- Aedstant-Surgeon Munro . ftlat .... .of dal. operittin, fl . -. , , . viteiving by their light infantry to cover theit refreat • $ Assistant-Surgeon John ltstile3 tt A N a v i vig.sat i c i i itid t he pot abili ty , d e t h e A nsar i. , *lnosvere soot, driven away by a judicious movement Second Assistant-Surgeon Jot geou, glee 111am:welt cats Cierkinetent senielleiits whole eifinentrated force 11114liby Lieutattut.Colonel Pearson. • The detpch. -. am Arm cid-Assistant-Surgeon Job .- • from We Ontirio towards this paiinf his Majesty.,s ,• aisint for the night occupied the ground from which - : - . - s f Z idky. - the enemy had been driven, and are-now -moving for. *mei:wary Assistant-Surgeon a territosv like ordered a corps of!observation, con- • • ; • sistant- sir geou, vice Markt' slating flf tip remains of the 40threlrimeut, second , ward std Pursuit. • . - i Temporary-A sistant- Arty battalios. of rim 89th reglatent, and three •com; I - regret to find our less, in 11114 ad Nectundel l • , i ditto, vice. Wooldrutge. , . .0 . * o i t i gurt, w i t h . a diewou el goo;, b oots jims been so considerable, but trust si• !lost .essentit :. . Artillery of the Ki Levitt de wUsei Gent. la be S :. lO placed under . the comman d -opeervito has been rendered to the coantry, es •the • 4.. - ed. , • --- • ' i, whole of the enemy's infantry, lifter the actiob.,pion• , • . ~ wt-Colemel Wlentrisee, of title 89th rtvienent . • to :f o u l & th i otor i oot i tts o f .ma j or. o ro o rot g lik ; d : t cipitately retired to their own shores. • ' - ' • 'Office , of Orri , ton 'slimy, is soots as they shook' be a utoitoi n ed o il I r is now my g rateful' duty .to point ant to , sig ,. o. be sec . t one 12 1 1 1 el R 7 1:: Yla • ~. . - poiatilirissirds this toaster. It hire new the nitis; i Heneur,. the benektthe service hen PeC . 4 l l44kii • , life Wheal lev, promoted ;" • . faction. of trlMlnaltitUrk . Teir Lordeltip t , a copy of . ; 114itY' jiitigtoeta, and nett** . eve , .. I tiiuto:p.. meted.. Fenton Robin* tt, v ; amid Greene vice J 'till a report made by Limit:.*Col. Morrison tot blisiorirl; C " l " l / 4 7 e Y$ the pt• P ut r' Ai l utant-Getwei' 44' Tarr Fewer: * ln*.li ' asted ; C. li ' . .nut; whom In acCAlNpuity fltra detactnnertt, lmit* I,„ George flare, vice ftliehell, i General De Rottenbutg, containing the define cif vice lalltot, prinnoted ; and • •.. . • attack upon the corps o f obteeeodow- pl ~ I w ,, , , aguinimblicly e x press my tattowltrdgments: . in, „ 1.. . promoted. . • , ,: - '; •' Lis comma igd, be a;part or tile - A ~ .., . , •-•- 1 1, ,' -iiittne cordieliektfievistions and - exertiOnt of Lient..Col. . . -. t - •• .. ari g adler-Oemerst P.ovd, antiventi 4140 - -.. , - , .. . . . • an ~.,.... (I.IVG.b. en d er ) 0! the 49th t bitiorChtlinti, 0 • Royal Ant ''• ' .. t 1111•41, which termini' t - •in the comp eta ' rat Lieutenant Edwin Grit . ' ' • the4llth, Maj'e.r Iferribitt, ef, the yoltiseurg a t ' i :the enemy, with very, consideividercoosi i , -..------ I --, llll s,•ti. .w. Weaver, deceased. ' plain Raison, or - the depth Artillery, combined , SleSical Esta:dishutent for ) 11 • • t of 100 prisoners, together with a field-piete, j C ' a remained in our possession r and, as u eatter i tail d ; , with the gallantry • or the trtops, our gry# ~_ . ' • porary Assistant-Surgeon ! , ..• that more than 100 were found dead on the field, i may their total loss, in killed, wounded, and prisoners, could net' be less than 800 men. The consequence . be attributed. Every mini did ititilfutr;• I believe [ cannot more strongly apeik Omit - else - , ~ than in mentioning, that our small focce did dot ex. biatent-Surgema, Nice Dymol --/a; BANK . - ceetl . .Boo rank and tile. To Captains Davis and / • J- ' Walker , Wortley, 1 orksl of this gallant affair, which refleets such high cre di t 1 I 'A,' at the Dote'. Leeds. Al on all the utliccra and men enga•ted in it , and Mart i - - Skinner of the Qlarter-Master-G enera l' s Donut-4s - too, and Ilemlitirs ay, Lea, ; b .l MOM, ) lam under * the greatest obligations, for the , 4 VW Deane, (iray's Innquare cularly on laieutenant•Colottel Morrison, for tlie i • ~- T. Braier, o,ctc•i, Salley, • skill and judgment manifested by him in his choice o f :, assistauce t have received from them ; their zeal and tof Guildhall. Attorr.cy, Ali. position, and for the coolness and intrepidity w • • r t illictivity it has itlist - suiremitting. Lientenent Ise r- Street. which he maintained ft, has been, that the ellea, ! man, of . -4lte c ililltia, has also , for his services, de \\'. . W 'Parlor Woo ate , • • ; , r' h K diaheartetied by, their 'losses and ill-succes:s, re.eifi: ; served my piablic%ocknowledgrnents ; as has also • a r o! Guildhall. Attgrney, h Lieut. ikeder.ott, of the Indian department. I A. Papua and L; Ernes, Lint • - barked the whole of their forces on the 13th , and Aftise prisoners ire hourlytritiging in, I am nn - 1 I-5, at G'lildhall• Attllrnit's• • ..nar.../1 t.• sl.t Parris anti !ilohnnit-eiveie. nn th e i r own _:_., .. and Pearce. Old Tear fell back to thi to occupy; thi 'left out a pine yards. The ground ' pawl : the tla the detschmeo field-piece, un a little advent the 89th regin formed in eche porting it. 'l' ' • Tsar -with a gui exteudlnff to tl cupicd b y e the • - . - DA V li7 'A., OGDEN. -1 . r * ., I);..iialiifiiKgtijaftWelatallritia ' • ' ALBIA.NIVIIIII RICH A !LPL . . n t -iyy . L . 44 v 4ciat iv/ . E it, c , eiftils ov a t ise he e u re, ,,,, l uktr itai*. o woa r . te, ev ish issra fa iiie tei e the akraid .z ititholi iingii : . , . Niv, l frha i rrandiug rtaidia. . mates the wbritelisan.•lollll. case* 4:0 Ott J. W I. "4" RI S ON; Lieuf ` naut."4/sel and in the vtirious and Complienfed ,saa ak a , • . • belt' itll i la t wto minaliind"6ll Corps of System, the tonic teem of thMottittleth' ' 44 4 1 4411 .. Observation. . . manifested; and ie those dititresslag sytail* ill/loch pre „ W. married people from having Pandlies, ,rot which deter boil duals from .teare)ing, this Ildeims wptiatirills; hallacknow ropy of Getter/II Wilklnson'y •Proclemation to be the only certain remedy. f Canada' ss bit* -Is& already appeared is Set " Dr. Veuel's Medical Adsionillorts told ~ , • and his' Rieke *ow Nervous sad Debilitate* . it - petce Ys. Od. ' 4 LPPARY OM:WO/IONS. MAILRIAGIt• • - -. • '.. . _.....—',... ••, ••• • is unmtestionably, the most important Apty •of Ate.intewesh --. 4 } 11....+10r • hoisisof all one earthly happinefs, and sac soiree ,ar Wie r • • War44/ce, Jon. 4. talky ; but many are deterred from wresting. by Saitre a tii r e,. .... SIREVEII: • • which they are unwilling to disclose rin ma cas e. Orr ;ohm* hrthe Ainty-Major William Cross, VEN EL'S It ESTOR ATI. vE . • N F.R VOUS! OA At i s . 1. - • or S. Riess host Foot ; blare R. Buckner. safe, effectsnl, acid permanent remedy ; in all:. cases of relaail. , .. Major V. F. P. Napier. 43d Foot; and tiiiii. debility, languor, loweess of fpirlis, fawned wastiag , 6ist Foot. fiert ono head-aril, 'remitting of the tamale, he. oppression at t -•-" a e Army-Captain C. D'Arev, Vth Foot; chest, stoutitch,eke. this mutative atlarolsavemasenit almost i n o. rt . aortas, red boot; Captain G. Clarke, sth mediate relief; in (bo-e tatf•elloas.,whirli iusticilto disease or'' , :. c ame ~,,, , 3,1 te a m i .c a p ta i n B. Stone, want of healthy ,action in the MOO noble orgeas•t:lae Mooed:.y, ! an W. H a lyaird, 9. - yth I.' (J ot ; Captain T. R. frame. it is Asa a sovereign temedv t wheal r.ore • at; taion ,t o -w . N. H ammy , R oya l A r id. tampion's isaiye emeitatied for some time; a .11‘ 'O4 tab; R. COL:tom 'loyal Sta ff Corps ; Captain slauee or decrease . of volume succeeds. MI :With afa 1 Ewa • Captain D. (E Kelly. 11th Foot; ((anions of the eyes and ears, impaired me • ...amotashat • • vt, itith' boot; aura Captain C. 11. Churchill, • debility, tailigetainn. rmariatioo, and all the ss g l oom; a t * too rapid decay. terrain:dine in the mast deplore •.• lama. —j liming, nail diureosiog disease.s,aorkleat to maakito4; in . • s ".! Fee of Oilittaner. Dec. 16. caws, when all other remealte , have failed, Dr. Voters Balsam ' beat for the Military. Department of the is a s.itercien and infaVole remedl l l it is. infarts the'ellv me. ' ' , tit-tin:ince. 1 divine which can he rt•lied int, far its titil.lll eill tense organs is .. .: Manna Blackwell to be Surgeon. I specific and invariable, safe mod saint:ley ;it ratifies without • loan Ridley:babe ditto. - stinaulating, and animates without infiataiote, ; it pi wrontes the urgeon John Mac/latest' to be Assistant- ireproduction of the wasted subatuice. anal iatagorates the is... t. art:well. t am tar system, so as to setare a due elaboloolm aid r. tentirins is- irgeon John Wooldridge to be ditto, vice I deed it tiourishe., strengthens, mid replenishes the entire Body i exhilarete% the spirits. and tranquillizes the mind is sock ahem- .., it-Ssrgeon James Barlow to be Second As- tier that it truly deserves the title of es Pahuluon ; .4. Food dr !' rice Mackintosh. Life and Health," a title conferred on it by a post% torthlrOst, ; 4-Soargeon Edward Donovan Verner to be eminent for his talents and literary acquirements in a Wirer), badge. thanks addressed totter Proprietor, is which h e stases biakui y of the King's German Legion. and unemlivocal belief, that if it were fast fur tbe been int"t ; tat. to be Second Lieumeaut, vice Geeben, frets of this medicine, he would not be sow iinat t et I e • ' living. _,..• . J The offspring of feeble. di.eased , end enervate* parents, ins tn. , .af Ordawuce, Dee. 20. befit a constautimail disposition to the Ns-emit* maladies; is 4 . ul Regimeat of Artillery. long residence in hot and unhealthy climates a ill. produce simia- ; tenanir-tieetlensen (Inlets William !Taney, lar effects; luxury, dissipation, lintsiroar excess, unrestrained'. -i minuted ;" %V. 11. Ilenais, vice Hodges, pro.. licentiousness, anti unbridled seustutlity lead to cansequeoess.; . . . inhins it, vice Weatherall, promoted; ,F . d. equally tit-Om-aide ; :aid it is, with reluctance, that I ass tam.l e J. ItCH, promoted ; John J,4,„0,„ vice ; u by u reenrd is truth mid the real interests of komanitsa d; C. G. Kett; vice. Cozens, promoted; to awes, that the to, frequent cause of this unhappy and 'pitiable ' •. e ali e uell, p rom ot e d ; F res h- r i c k A. (; r alita,s. , tasodition is, mat reprehensible habit. that latierne species •• - mooted ; and Gustavus T. !twee, v i ce s torey ; fait' detenachery. *silica I have treated on tot large #n my, • .•:. • • ' flints to the Debilitated," and which is so tinted( five To , •, - health , th a t If Its it'bids fair to revalenee is 'name to comillet mat estenda.„ ?eke of Ordnance, Dec. 2C • t. .. pro duce degeneracy, if nut amiihiliatiost aftkashar . • ' - • -",• •' -hum race. ' . !loyal Artillery Drivers. " V ey t hi n k i ts not hi egs it s a crime believe; - .., Edwin Griffiths to be First Lieutenant, e Ott -- . " A crime sat great, you scared)- tan eenceive.":‘• - ` •" eased. „„,„,---,_ . tent for the Military Department of the "natever - the nritzl"al cause o f t h ese disorders loaf haw . , t (irtinance, been, however inVeterate, or by w hatever symptoms they may , it-Surgeon William Sproall to be Second As- be manifested. the object of the most earnest imlichade with the • r'. rice lYymoke, cashiered. unhappy sufferers is to obtain relief; and the most heartfelt . gratification of my life, is In aimieister the balm of coeselatios -...5ma... to this wsetched chips of the community, I eats, certscientiously BANKRUPTS.- • anti with rianfidener, rasure every individual of either sex, abs • ley, Yorkshire, merchant, Jetn. 21, 2.2. Feb. is nervous, relatted, debilitated, or subject to any of the die- • Leeds. Attornies, Megan. Lawn, Nichol- eases or symptoms that I have described, that my balsam l:t as • sy, Leeds ; and Messrs. Lamberts, Ta)ior, perfectly safe.'ns it is invariably elScrie4..us ; vt ith ail its other fan-square. .islvoutinges, this medicine cambines that of tik secret, reinady; .4, Sttrrev,- carpenter, Jan. R. 15, Feb. 15; for it is invariably sotal, sealed up, Kith full and plain direr. , tney, /d r . Lloyd, Clement,-lane, Idttubard-' tioriv for use, and may he admiaisteied for any knitter of time s -without the knowledo of ally . ladividual, extipt these who . ofwich, Kent, victualler, Jan. 8. 15, Feb. take it. . a Attorney, Mr. Godmond,Earl-street. Black,' I.Yr. Venel's * Re - dubstive tliervemi . 13alesim is prepared and t • ... .- ' fedi by the Prnprier4s, at hit. Monet, No. 10, Alfred-plate, ~ t " Evans, I.ime-street, millers, Jab. li r Di, rob. ~I)edflerel.-sittenre, staallowi %beet by may he conbulted, per. ' Attornies, Mesas':. Swain, Stevens, Maples, sappily, or fly letter l post, patal a and inclosieg the cessotiony ; awry. ' ' . fee, Laver, Nengate-street, worste4-trffamirte- 4.• Is is Wan sida.tiy•the•Prapilihies special appointrrtent,b Me. ,• - ' t. lA, IS, Feb. 15, at (lull:natl. Attorney, , Bacon, daa, (1%4,rd- s treet. opposite H.ohl-treet 4 Ntr. Riettfrola. l _ Basinghall-street. . _,. • prut, lal, Strtrod i nent St. CI-mind's Church t' Mrs. Alias, ? I. Smethunit, Sfaqk kook , Mill, Lancashire. ''' gga 76' llvt.ad street. ' , viol:tile the l'nothe•at : Mr. 11011011. feat, '. • in: 1 7. 18, Feb. lb, at Ihe tiridCessaste Ad - the4t - •yal , fttlettati&s3;i, Mils Corks Mr- 41,0011 . • , seer. Attorries, IBMS. Barrett and Wit- a Spring Garden; ..*%. rat: !Pairsoras s ‘ ' eu 16h, • .. .., dal 'Moors- Wiltiss brit tharne...ned Clarke, - strews Mr , Ward, :3`2 I , Hatboro. near' OS s' iddiesebow kr..W .' ' ' Is 4. ??. S,Uniltnpt..ii 4treef,T.ivedi Iranians i nod by etedt rr .i • .. oral, ( ornsvall, victstaller, .1.710. 19; Feb.l., speesable At.,dicaue Vender s .in every 'pail - of ii e . - AMOR .4 aos, * PI) meads 1/o.:Js.. Attorney, Mr Thai, price Lt.. Oa. err wicket, or the attionity . offuterockets . tar rot Si.. ‘. • -rick DAIL 'Thirharn; merchant, Jan.,23, 27. 1 aa---- • ''. . ... --- ~ -.,,, . ~ ~ , __ ._ , rge lam. Kea casLliattpon -Ty ne. A4tornies, , W iLLILADI D.. aati.earpaissiA, aarnossea ' i team owca-t - le-tiPols-T)ae; and Messrs. Atkimons • s lion s tinw-hill, L o nd o n , the lu d Arc. tamed/nitro for , - •.. . well, Chancerpkine. , Travellers, vied fleas, choice Lim .. • as,oterate Camps. - ion, ralenderee..Jue. 17, IR, Feb. 15, at the The fallowing frost Coaches. Mall hr.., 8/c. Se{ seat frolli , • In n , Manchester. Attariliela Mr. 11 1d 6 eld; the Saracen's Head lim. SnaseThaill;•;,, . .Ir. liard. Teniple. • LIVERPOOL Post Coneh r.. ,ta carry fi at , ! ab id es . se y b osit .. . lich-street, Shoreditch, ehinamsta. Jaa. 15. ;every Mimetic, taartaigh lattitrisords, high Crass, Ilia kit-4 aildliall Attdrney, Mr. 14elc.ti(, Basing- At arstiane Tunianatla, Inchtield, Uliestaiorp, Naarthamplos, * ' at d Dunst able. Arrives at Liyerimul nest A brooklet pthill, Bedfordshire, groan*, Jan. 11- IP- i EXE l'Elt, Pl.telitith, Weymouth, liorchester, Falmouth. sail. Attornies, ',Bears. Itobintan .inl Hine, I D a rtmouth. and Salisbury, New Post Ceuteto, evert Monolog • re. • at half-pas si s o'Clock r , with a Guard, through Hatait•,n, As- • Ditt P ‘l)ENr)g. • ininsa•r, Bridport Illandford, Hasiagstoke. and Bagshat. en, Simile lectourt, Ihtke's•pla spectacle - ce, .130311• ON, Spt:lcline, Peterborough, 'Stilton. and tinittieg- Swan and R. Anderson, Waaping-wall. I dam. New Hord Mail Coach, sets attLevery• Evening. Coaches 3, W. NaYler and J. Cockernlit l'arnichls f Ginn Poston lab Spihiby, Louth. Grimsby.. and Dun. 5, J. L. Martell, Lower Timmet-sireet, I.llf EILP(iI., IVarriagant, Nowt:fore, stone, and Litrk. , .1„ Marshall, ISenhigh. Yorkshire, taniu'r i f ie ld, N s , coact., culled, The facjoe.titina, over ,• Evetnar, at Middleton, Bishopsgate-street, m e rchant-- j Five n'Cloyk, to the Saracen's Head btu, Dale-street, Lives- t, Worthing, draper-Jan. 15, J. G. Ash- • race, Comenercial-noad, merchant-lan. '?3, pool. Guarded throughout. BATH and BRISTOL Fly In. Poet Coaches, througa Chips iverpoul, aierchaut-Jan. 25. w- Stewar:. ham, Caine, and Marlborottglo, every Afternoon; ;arrives! °err -Jon. '2 5 , ( l. Slagz.s. W w isln ), * linen - Mr. Mayl, the Greyhound' bin, Bartle, awl the Linden ravers, - J. (lenience, • Nerthiimherlatar-street, St. Thomas-street, and the Swan Bristol, neat 'Sliorniago-Cmachor venter- Jou. '25 4 J. Collip, Great l'ortland- 3a, Willi. Bridgewater, Taunton, Sz.c. : : * LEBO% New Light Cam+, coiled, The Rockitighnm t ,sels . ' Sftri FICATT-S-Jaw. 25: fiat every Morniog .at. „ half-past Seven &Civet i carries row : Janata's-street, Pall-Mall, g,htsialeater--W.' Insides only, and ene• remarkably ettay. Wills a Guar.l thramette. t-place, Comatcreial-road, coal-dealer-A: aut. thorn';. through Stamfoacl, .I,t work; Retford, Doncaster .le-Moors, cotton-manufacturer-1i: Kettle', timi,Fterybridgeitio the (itoltien Lion. Leeds , next Day at Noon. merchant. - Notwithsattaiitigibe uncommon expedition sof this Comeh, -- it is TNl;ltSifi PR I)ISSOLV.P.D. ''. ' .. allowed to he the mast agreeable :ant complete Public Conveys. . Ingleby, Cornitill, woollen-drapers-G.Tit- si n ce-on the North Road, 'Nang unequalled . in Accommodative I ker, Bristol, colour-minafacturers-.1.1 1 mtg. by any t at he r. Is, jun. Liverpool. rope-matters - W. W a i n - KENI) AL. Laneaster. Preston, Kirby-Lansdale, li Otos. Wood, teadenhall street-C. Tualar and I'.• CblitleY• midi,. 02 W . skIlli• ;old 6 ara'ant4' Post (:ditches, every Mica' rr, grocers-AV. J.-T. surd J. Whitehouse, dis. at &tee irCiock . • Guarded. lire, inere ee k .-C. v. Hatay and li. parr, OL.ABoOW, Lqugtowit, DeetokGrom-Andir., Dumfries, aerchants-J: Sto Tard and J. liairthoru: l Rrovatthill. Thornhill, Sunqultne-lilla,, Canoed:, Kiagswell. nanufactdreas-T.' C.:divan and .1. Harker, aria all ;tarts of Scotland, Cmeperdaom Coach (Wally). ~, ar ik - W. - .. Ci p . o ll pi rro o •gw y , :, ;:e . d st l ev , Crockett, eusaua . 131 p a nod i t. s i g y : wi lr th O a ß ci K u , lr N d e t ire hr. a i s ti O t e ,4 , m a t t:d oe l;: s da o te u lt o ttr e e v. h .r ,:ow m w den C i amtli fe . . - t pe ima rraemed .pw4 .--P. and J. alacketrzie, Stevens, and pays ti- Si 1 to'Cl4a, by aay ut Newark. Ratted, 'fade/rater, Dar het and T. Noble, Warwick, druggists-li. linnet,Ntorthaillerato, Oughtn't), MorPellse acid Berwick.-e C.: Rhode*, Hudd e rsfield, a i n e-u t erchanta--. Passengers findiag themselves fatigued, front the length Of the !. IC D e ti mana , St. 0,,,,, t ,,,,a_aat, brokers • journey, nay rest * bat time they please, a n d then overfeed as •: J. Davison, and F. Phillips, Goldsmith - any additional fure. J. Clark. the Übtelt •Swita, CO* uneeett _J . e„ nue ll :and C. H art l ey , Whi le . j Bey-styes% York. runs Coaches In thaaterlatiod, Hull, Searboa Lden •and J. Wright, IsiaFton, cloven --.t rough , W';i l ,b r ia and other Platys. - T. F. Salter, Crown-street, latisbury-square, • L BRII )( ' il ORTH and walsal new Pub+ :Coach* every Visitite and F. Workman, Dolhorn, lint-n- I IliVrire/g. • kry, J. Bamboo - , jun. and 1. Bunnell, rain- l cAtsblslß. Pertrith, and Whieehaven. /Nod -Coach, gees raeturers -A. Lieke. W, Machina. J. Licke, • with Four Horses, stud a (hard -all tile way.- Pastors tiw.iugh • ,den, I ns u , It. Ilightnuo:e Brim/h. A ppleby, tireatatorifie, Richmond, Catterirk. Boa . .. evalgabriliae. • Wethrtity, Abet t ed , IYasenster, Ned Goodhitin • ust-laate, atturnies. • • "(the nearest wily by eighteen tuiltail, sets 144 every Misniing s ' • ativ,aliffirctlf.: their sentfbeine 'reared in the i bett C• n It WA k E FEEL') Post " Coach,-every btoreing,•; c hair' -pall l i.A melancholy butcir accident after h o a c v e i o n r g re k d lio i n e : e h;e l .. d i" et d ai ll n i e r d in o r s l i n t B li t e he ll . i it u d fne by 3 b w it i,t i l ue l i ss iie n i ri e ilees ite" o t r f e ari ha hl t s e . the' rai Per men ul e ial sped across its neck i for the purpqse Six o'Clack. . . knife into its throat to draw the CHESTER, Newport, -Whiteborch. Tarpartey. Nantarichu.'' w, not being entirely lifolessve a Noettto ie, and Middle with, Pant Coach, every tveniug, all , ga " Five o'Clock; SICK 9 Eft LA ND, Stot Wren nod Term, New Coach, every • . la (I the knife which he held in hit hatid, l run into the bottom of his belly , and - P ' l "'" in a• t " Int (l'o'ne i• as SA:Wetland. - !sl AN CiILS r ;•,.. a , w 1110.11.1, Cortedoia, Ne Wennie, Wrest, Peer • • I' nod lTolverinonist ie.-, Pit*, C.oach. ester? A fteration, guarded. . n was hel4l on Friday . at the London • 81 1 aEWSBt a Y. Wellinglun mal Shift/al. Post Cenellr the Rot MI Chfirkttie,every . treei;w;, at Fire o'Clnek. guarded.. m e p li s ie on C : o w ro h i o le a r l f e o t r he N t li t t l i e d i l t e lh veg b , y o b pi o l w he s . 14c. : 10 1 ..4 1 4.. 1 . 1 : ,, F r c iv 1 ;1. 1 , : iv i i .g . a m t.:t to l g t:,itl . e . r . f‘a6t. \ Pisst Coach, called the Roche pewter pot,. by a notdier qua rtet - td with whom she lived. The . Jety .r 6, i• etlagitaieMP:::N'ili:4ll6"iey Postiti cl‘4l:lll4rnrwd9iathiainA:tositr7.6ob'. I of IL ilful lit girder against the sol• MO CVO , / Aftereena, aloal reachea Biriniitaham next day at noots• ' • omitted I Pasaes by Oxford. gastrin, said. bhipstorte, to she Sartre' 'ear trial by the Coroner. hosed. •1 1u 0,, t1 „.,, ,, i isrm; , 4o44l. .. . - 11 U 11. A.:. ' 1 1 iyirthctive, Hoiniteit, Thorn, aad Doownster, Pod •• - bIARE I ED." • • Coach, erevY*ltThrtille rot heir-past Six it' t'lock, to the Bell tied g'ci inst. at the seta of Ellis l' , ledhltro, Es 1 Sun low, Mbtseorste, Hall. . 1/erbyskl.re, Labs Neeeaa a ., 4 l ; t ..• si ii if I.".P.TFOItIt, Wale, Iftaddesdoe . and Chestient Coach, to.' eq. o f ..,„ ~, , .. s • liddletes, to lt i.s Bits, 4 t :I, ter•of (b a ilie, •erl' "anteing.: • .' • • • . . ashbostrue, 13erlayshire ; anal at. the same' --1- -- .- 1 . t•-- -..a........................ag _ ._ _ _____. . . . 11. 1 1 liata Bass, lir.4 .of AbseAttec,i tit Mt* • .L 0,41041;.! . .Potent 7 -.' d 7 • A• 1; * 114 I. mu Piton the.. .., .... '-ovit I. 1., Lit She iof LUIS NeCCVA3I, 1:,(1. - - Siatc.sai.ss 4)d - run, $7, Flcetwitiett. • • • . . „•-. . • s • .., .• . , . ••, . • ' • - • • ~ • : -, • .. •.. . • ) •'• . , . . _ _-• • -•• ~ Generni which You illready