The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-03-25 00:00:00

• • . .• • • • ,* ft . .• I 2' No. 2523. THRAtit MORRO u.lismits‘ HAMLET, . Hamlet, If TIIE 76. 3 Secon4 ce, 4.—Lower Ur ry. b.; ibrond THEATRE ' 1110-hiOitito' I HAMLET, ~ st a Shoi st. ?kr I)44ft Is •he *gin fit half paiit !lit. OD MANUFACTUI , ATs M E Fri NI hv Ilse TRAM i nudtint In eenernt, , Ei i elintorui.lry Relief . older Auctioneers, aril, It seas Re salved, , I Mt, *Winn* reltenkting uoUtervitts Male !Rooms b, , spotlit carved Vie tome r *heir ***ehievatis ensue. Thai besides Ilteir lied Numbs:lnters. n • i.fli of she Meths , , fire la dettaud'r ' hovers. , That i lei* C'untistittk 110 , i . arils utenining a Lefhis'" eo-4;tet:ttigin or sal ielTkar this. Chat:ititr 'Ohre the Itiiht lion. Fre t.r dint ptirpase, _ r a etvasticilce bill •L That the Tnankout bre a the Co ( rally s.isinoce. rill this ,-.l,lwrottlnvi. t Tb;li Ow furevying . rthltsked tome, in tour . • ' Ur. theidago. l them*. IS wit+ Revolved, * Mr. Ilragdev, fur BOOIDIKLM Ant 1 fr UR EE iarge, or frepeuairl y above Wore. , . 0.4, 104 Adllngs. l 'Art the GrolioA "hi there rth !)nits, &r. ' For Pm iiro!ars,'enqtrii PIO' " IPROM f3OO Ressril-mews, es %ills. Now* _ dem inure reveiehillii line, mid can make 4u '-sweter.—lkt!eadtnetr • •*imuiice. N. k. Taffernt; hod /lave them attract! ou AYOUNG LA hen anisciett • WO itesitlt y wit given.oy• thwi e yi H the us t. • ICO.Rei) fC Mt. .orempestale prim.'. . auil a M Apt Ity their inrasu Doodah Thurston. .d after two year r bows dearoplein , The rectify of th, llama io Eruistiuov. Sold wholesale by aid 'cud nt the " battle% of Cos.-I) , ,ta 4114.—Cosopouird F.,sence, To prevail Counterfet fak Sauey. Kr. S. toy be consulted fiteeay,m the Noel VHITE ILA.. •perltonnl beat reii•ope Me e•tentinl SOAP, or Indian W perry of giviog the r enuertiytible fairness altith Ibis Soap. Evil. last latioar nr Other violence rectunlly, ROY by a sinobilineev, tiirness, cannot beailimeit by pet lease only that in tieri, et/editor, ..f , bon chaps, &r. this Sold by the Propt aillAn nod Co. N k and ihr Proprietors tirt:lar.iii liptagg, Nu. label and w rapprr. . resperttbie Perfuhiert try, price 1.. each Odic, parartil4r in at.ei Vint I Meet* of prtsvcrlin NEW N consequence nod the ownerou. , others who Vf t Itre irowator f. els 'lle • 'Plibtir rtt large, meat itiortem of Ow rh 1. 411/ trim ibi tistiog too; : . 0.44,1411 swell ot t•ts strVems 'trouble fri Prost. 1 . 4 Z= Patesat touglpy . 0-11 rt Cttabeis Loorips Crsiliroso, Ott For gpeisa be had at . ..itte . and at P . • Orders per Peat del Lonotost e for gel sairue area variPtyvi Loop; Alsl illourination fidoo slikerrakei, iu every .e..."•-•, e " --"... •:•. 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LORDS, IllaacwilL . mesa of such. 4 Vote of the Rouse. • Not that we • • PRINCE OF DENMARK. r, ll ,7„ 4". b a n a u t .il" ,irn si ,,,, b , Y ,44 ;" „ lh oe , lene4esee n e "oar ee k t rer i o „,„, t i n ty ' ry m) ,.,: "l so ea : ~ ' . The of ' of Waterford took 0 the oaths and bie r' • .. Mr. Kean; Ophelia, Miss Steith. :has been the extent of the devestasions, such the depth of misery - Mate -' J'' • , . Imo which whole 4striell baste loser plunged, and PS tenacious . 7%' .11 TO LORD WELLINeTON. -. 0 - o we llg o ir ' t ag n h o t Vi tO i l e et ile otsr le gr is afi lit tu t d e e ru w i a ' i f t or up v o i n ct ott ° Tra l rtbutme- tl-at , To yr hieh will be lidded, and urgent are the new applications for relief frosii - marians „' • ;a r t ea and Anxiously select only the fittest octal DEUCE IS IN HIM. RS 1' rose - , agreeably to his notice, 2 .f - playing that emotion. fie concluded witli airi mov " 4- 5. 'quarters. that the Cmnralttee eim tin Wo account think of ninxe I. and' pit& s s . e i t i ......le a , l i . 6d: . s econ d In Its frills. Delta', of thew disivessee will litetiorg lathe I te . lllol* . i auks of the House to the Mem • victor of vrtnes, which, he tt That the The 'As of the rfouse be &en to Mel& Gallery. s- . ; Second Pries, 15..--Upper. 'scrims et the C•nrilintee, of • nd Price. 6d. \Churches nod Cosetregiattook may be had at the Leiden Ta- i •- - I-' • I trusted, theg woehlthink of that magnitude . which Marshal A.rthur Marquis of 'Wellington, sod .ttie . . ... • . army wider:his command, for the conseimmote ability , • . , eeve ; and at Ackenannies, Stmad. • , • .13ellerted:thil.tairlied approb a tion of the House:— . ..!toYeta, COVKNT GAttialllti.i.. - • - 4 '-- • .. • )W EVENING March 11601111" - • siasceirysols 11111 Ct RECEIVRII, end valour•displeyett by them it: .. • ' • v Amount already advertised 'ACsl,fsli . ,bl i ' . ' 6 .7.ll!Palltrege of the Adour had long presented the- experience,' skill,, John Iwo,. Emi. , At lc , , tn ftSt insermootthible obstacles, on account of the the victory otOrt a be n s, terminating eangto t i h n e th oc es c ig nixt inti u d o e n fea . Q t r. , . he performed, . • • Third 'Remittance of • the enetny; • 4 r di , PRINCE OF DENMARK. front the Costaty trf . Ineastie r w e - hew n ..'t .. Iff a lith of the river, the reininess ofthe season, the • • After which Irevent , COrso 0 Wallideeld,Eywesto?; •-.t • ' . * few lay which itectotsing was opposed, and the Bourdea ••" " Earl G 1,61". , --- t iiit did. not rise. for the . .porpnse,of • . r. y. v ,, g $ 00,4,4 en s el ae il eas „ - •..- :the or MAO sea ; ' trunk and C0..2e11t. lls. tit: - ••- . vii It. ' - abilities of. t h e Gomm! who com- e opened at half past are o't•latk.'ll6 be. ' DeigilbP ß em i tta r b" ‘ ice "' • - ' . 11 " 1 "'"I nee tad ' ' ' ''' " - - 400 0 Wokelirld. ' - ~ - by -•"-' ' d . thal f( irca• If 4 lit attempt weitt= 4 " l44o • l 'horf -adding any thing to . velsat had been - said•by Ase .- No- .-' %. Friends' Haslet' at whirl', Lestimi.,, hayinne, the greatest difficotty presente d. since . isle Lord, Who eat certain) fully justified In • • ' Globe Tavern, 1501 March , 1811.. L eeds 35615 and CO. • 446 0 • it was necessary to pees eevet t al watees or springs,' for this expression of their Lordships' high seist_ • • Friend-' Society at TUREIti 'A ND TRADERS IN GE.. Giki ersore Parish of Oirinetoie, 111. 6i. Ildh Nottingbaniulikre 13 S which were at that period of the year unfordable, ' the eminent services of Lord Wellington, andiral - ' rt.. I ! 4 ' NERAL. . W. C. Wright 2 2 ,John Dawdle, Esq. 9 9 and the same wet-season had rendered Ihe roads im- I gallant army under his commend. It gave hiss, the I NG of •the COM MlTTEEeppointed . • i passable by the artille ry. If it were attempted to ' greatest pleasure to. hear the Noble Lord's :lap ' •-: • IEItS of the City of !mistrials. sand of the Al Deere,. •• From MN R. Ackermenn , xi re , pass below Bayonne e ., tii di ffi culty was .folly as not merely on account of these topics to wlttria' be ' -1: .1 : ; I, assnciated for the purpose of obtaining From Birminghson.. • M.S. 1 great;" it was necessary to construct a bridge ofi hadadvertecl, but also on account of those frhuk . -.•• :. lei rignisot the Frauds practised by Itikerruit Ist remittance, by J. . Rev. Dr. Baker, ens, held at the time and place above-men- F. G'lltoos Fig. sC*ll) 0 Cawston.Nerfolk 5 0 boats for 400 yards, and the crossing would be op- which be had Fa properly abstained..---[Hearl. 2 -- • From Glasgow, ditto MO 0 J. Jane, 10s, M. S. l i The Noble Lord had satisfied • ' • 01, At Lloyd's. 95., and a Widow,s6. 18 6 posed by the army in the garr i son, who would throw . .every man, that,/hut • into thewsy floats of timberfor its,obst ruction. pan ! was a fit occasion for calling for their' Lordships' just Iterating thel•nermous evils' reselling from The DMA ood Chap- Kr. N. Such, Glee. Rooms by public Auction, daily expi•rierice ter of Christ Church, rester-place •5 5 1 .... 1 1 the whole, ‘ Lord Wellington deterthiliefl to cross be- •• tribute of applause and gratitude, for -this los t of ek . more eirmiely to convince this Committee of Onfold• .per Saute • A. R. 100 0 A Collection at Dr. low Bayonne; but whether fie should cross above or great series of splendid successes witch -hid *duel intsedieences and 'alarming extent. $ aod Co. I below, it was necessary to oven maikeuvres the name of Lord Wellington, and ' that gallatik . ares' it. tir destroetiee operation on the fair Traders Mr. Ris•hard Halliday 2 0 Colgehoun's Ch a- Germanicas 1 0 pel. Leith, per w en . 30 0 .te drive away the enemy on the right, which Measure which he commanded to as highs Pitch of i•enolth , recent and ahitndsant Proofs ha v e h ero re- . • • .*: lite flier afford in Swindlers and Shim At Stock Exchange. Elder, Fag. as ever had been attai ' ea I General ' 'of D. Stepiteloon,Gnild- At the Bar Grilse City Weptllatee the additional advantage, if he should rradeamen, awl 10 Serrianetb role their em. any age or countr) ti lle ) sa y l a d n , y " th'l t o :f a : I"' t ford-street 10 0 of London Tavem. At Mears. Hopkinson 's. Miss Oliver, Bridpors, not-btu able to crosi.belOw, of facilitating the cross- Ito, therefore, renew their exertions to- P ro m of a Ceacert , Per .1. tlardeast" fete - In bbeee• The, sy'Vsins, which - had fallen from ' series of splendid .* luccesses,"—and is God g rant it egisiative retitedV for these evils, and unite given at Brighton. at d Sea • 1 4 : l ' ibi *ginning of ' ary, had impeded the ne my's b e fl ee la st ;—that this might belhe last blood 'all other parts of the Kiugdoin. •' by hie Rnyal High. tors. Rooker, do. do. a:3• • - - might il to • movements ; but Oa t ole lat h there wAs ail intermission .soled for the accomplishment• of the greet, genisioe, Itteilo approve of the Draft of a Bill new one the Prince Re. Mrs. Roc , do. d0...' :on. the Chancellor of his Majesty's I".xclies gent's Band IS 0 Mr. Robi..sen, do. dn.. I` 0' otrain, and the army was °copied for four or five days ' and only proper object of victory—peace : that . Lord ` Wellington might add to thet rich harvest of glories Lfie, and do now appoint a Deputation to so- At the Committee Room. Rev. J. Bahrein, du. do. 10 - • 'jib him on the Subject. A Col...ction at the Three . Friends his, ge , in forcing the enemy's retregfroin his positions,—a . 2 0 measure which was effected 'without any great loss ; t widela Ise bed already reaped, that crown of glOry.—o • .. of this Committee be givers to the Commit. Scott* Church, A. 0. his peace,—a safe and honourable peace, -to which : his . . . ore of the City of London fur their (active Cram-earn , ass' S. Mare, Em. Albany 10 0 Major-General l'ringle„ although wounded, Committee du hereby request their further sell -street, Covent- A l''rie.i.d . , 1 1 ..•. garden,. by Rev. G. • Lordship was hippy to say, was in a fair way of re- . exertions, and those of our Allies , had to essesstiq yll . - - - - - rig Resolutions. sieried by the Chairman, be. (ic . el a 701. ss. 6d.. .- covery. - The preparations being all complete, 25 ' contributed , --,a peace suited to the just preteuslotat ' • • • • tour Muroing mid four Evening Papers. Subkeriptions received at the Bars of the City of London Ta. vessels were fastened together by large cables of an and honourable views of all part* and • bolding ARV- a well-foonded prospect of being betiefi .' 1 a id . . , . .. r - .1 N ultoGi)EN, Chairmen, yen.: Lloyd's Cotfee-Int...set Stock Exchange ; no d it t all the extraordiaary size, each having two anchors , for hji Bankers in Tuts a and Country. 1 . 111 1 MIN -.,••:•,. • the purpose of mooring right and left . But, as .it manent. That the consequences of the fie . cupation:'• ". • •L . risk left t air, and Mr. Vale being called yfrom t .of Bourdeaux must be attended with the. most.dieor• . R. H. MARTIN , That the Thanks of the Meeting be given LUKE HOWAILI), S / Secretaries. ' . bad been apprehended, the French arm he . . . •••., • „ - rrison began to intercept these works by precept- able effects, no one could doubt. In a milker)? pert • ` a. his able conduct in the Chair. of view, the advantages of it must be immense 0 F.ittiiri, advertised March 21. " Lancaster, after a • Cal= e.. , leetlasetie the Vicar. Rev. John Mornlv. 361.; Chaplain to his P tating timber into the 'river: two large masts were e ERS. WHOLESALE STATIONERS. , Ranasilifliahnew the 1/tike of Sussex, 5J1.;" read. " After a chained together, and every thing was ready, when account of the supplies which it a ff orded , siscl. for AUCTION EEtt 4. & c o f COnerdon'in the Chureb nt Lnucester. by the Rey. John Mantra the winds prevented the flotilla from railing, nod other reasons itided to the facilitk of communication , I'o BE LET, '.lriear, dad Chaplaio to Isis Riva l Higtmess the Duke elf Ses• i's ' • L.nrd Wirlington was. obliged to go back to his ell- to which the Noble Lo rd alluded. Therewereentl ' '• -' • d Entered upon imosedietelv•-." • ~. sax AL; a L'o•liirtititiby the Methodists, in ,the connection of ',e, light WAR ER.OOM S, together, tiselatellev. J. Wesley ..Brittol, 5111." tgutal post, leaving the passage under the charge other views which might be taken of it, tram'' , - :•'''. • with extensive and dry Cellars beneath. , - • of Sir John Hope. lie followed up his movements, the Noble Lord had properly abstained; nod 'all .io.nris are valuable for their marts' situ- • ' ILLIAM B. MOUNTA I N , Saracen', Reid . . , should now my in regent to that was that he would , Hied for their hoeiug been melody rebuilt: ••• and the %own) , appeared determined to give battle.— . s ` ',. , 4 vv e i t h er , ' 1, 1 ,1„„ au earliest ic„ o „„ t h,o,„„ e „,, ii,,e,, au.bw e ttil e ,Lowlem.„ the brit Acecupsn i lt . t ha irsehly , -,lllJuntiallt h ytesferci baying found Aloft marched te refrain from now toycliinz, upon it. Ito jesired tq .i ~ .. .' ~ Travellers, amid B choice Littoral!. US 'Strident Ores. , ... . tbe tight of the enemy's positions : Oen. Vietimills; be underst ood s ie glyhtg no o p inion . at all en' at - ' -•-'•-- '-- a ' .•..':• 'eorrisre or Mr. Swan, id. Fleet•street. The ihilowim Post Conches, Mail Coaches, Ste. set eel *ens created diversions : Gen. Hill was still further op. subject at this time ; begging leave , hoofers-, t ..1 0 re. itONEY ADVANCED. 'the Saracen's ild-ad Inn, Sitow-hill:— .RPOOI. Post Coach I n care' y font' lesitlei 6 sets ant The battle•wa6 commenced by Marshal Beresford, who serve to himself the liberty and opportunity of giving - Ito RlOO,OOO, by Ryder and Co. f th village OUSt . 0 'which - ( • drop the enemy rom, e eve L r l y Vir' M,rnhir , , through, l u tititi•worib. High Coloi, ;timelier, 14 1 1wned-at my-squere, on Amnia- Atlierstmw, Pittman'', latchbeld. Utleuiliorp, Northampto n , !Bantu, and g l uons or Securities. They. they re-occupied, aged from which they were at last to which he alluded, wheo alone it cookl be proper- sod I/unstable. Arrives at Liverpool next Afternoon. . , when the whole case should come before bilk)? and power than any others in aka gu instant advance te Persons Of known that- • ' ' • FxETEit, Phmoulb, Weymouth, Daretsester, Fulesnath, ' finally driveri. ,They still, however,. kept the acl- 1 ' ly giv e n ; Dassiaratith, am' Salisbury, Nese Post Coach, every Morning eantilge of tbAtrouoti Lord' and Sir Thom 4 Picton was, them, with all ha circumstances ; when it might be gall day. at halfinet Six &Clink, with a Guard, through /bunion,. es.. therefore 'directed by Wellington to attack the seen what were the causes, what the' influence, 'd ' .• • IniniAtte Britlperi, Blandford, Busingstoke, a and Begshot. s an - _ W PATENT LAMP OIL. i n . MI of. the enemy, while another division attacked ' means employed to produce the effects which 'he ce of the daily increase of Orders BOSTON, ,Spalding. Peterbotrougb, Stilton. !out Hunt g ..„, 1 don,New Hord Mail Coach, sets oat every Evening. Coach,* a loe centre.. At . letigth the enemy began to retreat, would not now more directly mention. Till then Its "'",fi r torl. o4l o inntift l' from 11 " *No "'"'Y from So Spilsny Loath GriaaJty, awl Hull. - but in tech ex.cA . qletit order, that it was doubtful w he- should say nothing on that head ; and he was glad I , Miro this Oil'"km their drawing -n.Oll/0. Rte. , • Bo s to n • •' . ' . ' ' • h e grer i m oiri go nsce in neen , nwn at n t t t „ LIVERPOOL. Warr i ngton , houtsfure, Stone, and Little- ther they would not have etFected a regular retreat, if that the speech of the Noble Lord had relieved. him •as a 'kit rerbaitae for spersn Oil. Ever% field, Post CO4lOl, i calmed, rhr F. , apesiitien. ever!, i'• v4 ° l° F 8' S r B. lull k i d not came • e down upon their right.-- enti r ely from any emba rrassment which he .might, Five o'Cleck, to roe sou-amen s Head last, Llale-street, Liver- Si r , . ihts OM in Lee - cam Patent Lamp will, ' '44y ernir . r .. i n _ o d a . fi n d n c „„„i t i er „hi e say . pool . Guarded thritteihota, Then the enemy retreated with all pos'ihle espede- under other circumstances, have felt in ahstaioing at , . lOirsperneks iffe biller,. It burns brilliantly, BATH and BRISTOL Flying Post Chneltet, through Chip- tion, and• were put to a complete rout. The magi& this moment from starrier any opinion on the 'pent.- ... no*, „not riot the Lamp. mad Kitts penhain, cable, unit M-Islhorough,,eveey Antennae; rirriveat I ru d e o f thi s '•two u ld be estimated by the fact ye o r s , renew a t . which the observation pointed. Thetithe • from int i bt it . limpid state during time Nle. May's, the Oreyhound Inn, Bath, and theLondou Tavern.• . • Thonuts-street aid the Swan Itri.tol, next Morning .-- Coaches 'th a t the enemy ' s numbers were 40,000, ours being would come when that topic might, with propriett, [AMR Oil et - 2 • • ......60. 9J. per GAIL to Wells. PriAgeweler, Teltilt.4ll, tike• • nearly the same : and such a victory could not he be examined and discussed, and till then he st.oukl ...- 7aumheisaod•Llverpool LEEDS New Light Co'ach, called, The * Roi'li Rockingham. sets, .- . . • • F„ r effecters_ out considerable lass . .Auswiig the list abstain from even asking an explanatimt [Hear f 3, ..-:..... ......• .......ss. el& Do. our every Mdaresug oat half-;suer Sev_en ds Clocks carries ... . . 5 , 0.1 DO. [lrides flly, and gee,resoarkably toss, with a Galardi ihrotogh. of our Officers killed, however, his Lordship was leaving the matter, in the mean time, to the respou. • - _ ... es. 6d. Do. our. l'aeses thrt..oo staint•ad, Newark, Retfurd. Donra.ter to to see that there were noue of very high rank i 'sibility•of Ministers, arid trustine to that suneriar - . • Ike new Mesailie'Colour Works. 14. Old axed Ferrytiridge,to time t.i.lideu Lime Lee6.tiest On, at Noon. s• ,, se . • - - • !among the wounded were two General Officers, roe- degree of information which belonged to their situa- the W"rehooles 24 9 ilrYda".fs'el• - Str"od- Nlbmithetundiont Ilse oticommon expedition of this Conch, kis delivered, free et - expellee, to any past of all moved to he tier most agreenble ace I es ..t ilb lete P u bli c c onve y. , 1 jor-General Ross severely, and the other slightly.— tion. • - lie knew his duty to his country, and to the sores on the Ntorth Road. buing uucqualled in A c etineoodation • : money. I There was, however -a e tiler General whose wound world , too well, to . which e n • f Limps upon the most Unproved emistructinn, by any other. I L• 111 ils 4 , MO .111itininatimo for Fetes. do. K ILN DA l a 1./meatier, Prest .... K irtsy-Lonsdale, Belton, b led with any serious con- the happiness of i that day, had it keen Went so greet a portion of mankind might e• ( part of the United Kingdom nt time shorteto ch na l e y, Ormseirk. nod Garonne Post Coaches, every After- . sequences, would have clouded the joy of the victory, depend. For the present, thee,—with this ex- noon, at Five o'Clork. Guarded. 1 and rendered it, upon the whole, a doubtful good. planation merely of the grounds of that line of 4 Rbons using 010 old Patent Lamp. Ina) GLASGCVW, Loogtowe, Gretna-Green, Annan, Dumfries, , The - victory was followed op for three successive conduct which he had adopted,—lie entirely re. • • ii the new principle at a trifling extreme . Krowa i lain. Thoeutili, S'itiquhar-Kilti, Cannock , Kingrwell, 1 ~ mid all parts dif Seotlasul, Camperdeon Couch (Daily). I days, and by the gaining possession of two magazines fraint•d from agitating the subject. The Noble i,ord 4 : 11tOPHULOUS CASES. • YORK, Newcastle, and Edinburgh:new Cuach, performed : for the preservation of which Smolt had thought it was fully justified ire calling for this Vote of Thanke, LADY, of the age of 16, having with a Guard tlartpueliout, sets must every M"rui'A s it hial. c a ' t t expedient to risk the battle. After the Ist March and the motion had his entire and most cordial ap. , A UI • • Li - 1. 'ma extAene Six i.'Cl.bek, b. wav of Neoack, Retford, Tadcaster, lar 1 wifbtoloPh—•' o " '"'" •"' • a. m • lor eih and Berwick.— la the rains set its again, , I I an d the streams became no probation, of as 111sopeless case Its emitteurt prase i. . •Ing.toll, -unit-kilo - tine Milian', .1 ii . e of ,PI4SII4IIIY'S P.ITENT ANTI- : Po: 4, enitok• Sliding ernselses fsaigued frmn the 'cute or the . longer fordable, the bridges were destroyed, and the Motions of Thanks to Lord Wellington, to Us th i • I please, 111(1 then proceed Oa s i tiVPS 'Ovine tee - tarred her health, and her illTroeS's may rest tis sat time I s a ry h ; roads were again impassable. Sir John trope crot4ed Otficers, and the'Army, were then put in the utile' . ' 1 witheut any sublituical fare. J. ctlre, I r air . • MIN 20 111 •k `i C . , I ,era perfect cave. ne • treet, 'Volts, ro ar: , Coaches to Sunderland, Hull, Scarbo. . the Adour in a flotilla, below itayoutte, on the `234 form, and carried teem, dirs. • Ihr parseh of Rntherlsithe. from a weak ) •••'. roa t . .n Whitby. sant tither Plates. of February ;. and as soon' as be had - gained Bosses - Lord HOLLAND moved the postponement of the ' ;.••,..:, a seraebelees A irection of the Ell -1 i sow _o -.r. .' • ... TR no d Walsal - kfittOtrErsOßnew Pull Coach,. every • • :-.- Ins perf...ctly restored. . - lion of the right of the Adour, a garrison detach- second reading-of the Dulwich College Billi without ' iv dear Wnntittri.t.e it able to leave her 'lregilg• , * .." ! A... ' " ' Cklit.ISLl... Penrith, and Whitchaven. Poet Gnirk grins; 'tient of 2000 men were drawn out to meet hien, stating ally day.—Adjourned. • t s confinement. and requests another bottle, in - , wish f o u r Hair•es, and as Guard all the way. Passes tbratora ! w h om he threw into complete confusion, till they re. . - . . • ; her recovery. hmood eatterlck Be.esl- a . - • •, • - Brooch.. . . the Patent Anti- Seerbutie Drops is well A Pl' a ls . ) ll .l e I h reat dk il l ' i r e i rted, R ll. c inclower, and GrmithaM ! treated. The flotilla met with the severest elifficvil- . , are, Scorbutic , Gouty and Bilious Affec• run brides, ,t_ ry, _ _. . . . - KO.USE OF COMMONS. . . ' * (ilia: nearest any ' by eighteen mites), sets mat every morning. ties in crossing the ' , victor, where there . was always ... v a sod prrNrets the . journey With ;h e greatetli facilitv. Pas.seneers h, ..owever, the bridge was ester- A person - from the Exchequer presented an 110. V ✓ E. Edleards, 6ti, St. Paul's Church-yard; a brunt-, 1 0 • th e c i t e a surf; at lengt 1 1 t i I detained on the Rua- by or p ensure r are pe ear ' t Disectoary, 15, Sohrenctitare, London , .a ' advaiange of their seals bring savored in the next Coach. blither', and they alt palsied, to - t he amazement of count of the Funded Debt of Great Britalo, up lb ( i tine 10s. 66.--ondl.irgestll. 2s. duty tuclud. ! . i WA K F,FIELI) Post Coach, every Moruing, at halt-pot all the inhabitants, who flocked to see what they the I st of Februavy, 1814.--Ordered to lie oft the sense, Ss. i Si% o'Clork. . t, could not otherwise believe. Such was the situation table. lei - felts, the tenuioe Medicine has a black CHESTER, Newport, Whitchurch, Tarrewley, Nen:with. i ''. iN i n set',mod' Middiewleli, Punt Couch, every ll:vetting ' at of Soult, that he preferred to leave tke . road to his. Svicer presented thegenentLaccoents of Cher , . • nsulted personally, or by letter, at the Dis- 1 !1.1 . * • Five o Cl oc k. " Bourdeaux open; and.. detachment was sent to sea Hospital. al picifeseimoil terms. spNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarm, New Caach, every 1 I take possession - of that city. Its occupation was The Dover Castle Debtors' Bill went Ongeogh the - r ! Morning, to the George nun, Sunderlad. :ANDS have ever been esteemed . a: MA gCUESTER, Winslow, Cungletoo, Newcastle, Wabil.! of the utmost military importance: in a town Committee ; the-report was received, and ordered to : 1 4.iiely in bolo stiles, mid in " me p o o l o f . an d w n i rer t ion ,prori, Post Conch, every Abeyance], guarded . !of suc h extent mai ! , popplies could be afforded be taken into farther consideration on the 6th of . fr it to persons of rsank.—The BAN DANA . SHREWSBURY, Welliogton, and Skiff Sol, Post Co a ch, , . to the necessities April. , : • _ Washing Cakes , possess the 'welding' pro• ; toe Royal Cliarlotte,every Evenine. - at Fem.:Clock, emoted. winch would greatly talnister _ ~ , mosi exquisite delis ' 'ocY ''r texture "ad lo• i SD BFFIELI) nod Rotherham Pool Coach, called the Rock- and comforts of our army. Another great and • Mr. FAWCETT mowed fertile-account of altilitillS •to the /lends whlrla are constantly - wombed : *ham, every Metter. • d military adv n (he should 'dew its pos- of the Line, either b uilt by otetftteet - or in the Kolar h • been lojured 1 SOUTH AMP ' ois , Wiricbesser, Alresford, asal *Mon Coach, mark e e owe veil in cases where the s kin Ai ilk violence, the hardness amid coarsene s s a re cf. every Eveitine. - session in no other light 'this day), was the much dock-yards, from Jantraq, 4•703,40 January, 1619; . and tairceeird girtMINCIHAM Morcary Peri tiv tach ire . with a Guard, Jets more commo di ous itorcoome which it afforded us as also for a Copy of a Correspondence betwixt tip) • anal permanently removed, , , ham next day el noon. cameos, and . delicacy of appear:incr. which ot o eve ry A f t ernoo ', wi t tipsters, to Ike 'sai N , with that cour‘fey. Forthe. hist three , months our Commissioner' of the Navy,and certain private ship. f , by any other means whatever. 1 ._tas by ex- Naive -az 0 atioll, It . . • ' ' transports had Met wit.h:the greatest dangers in their builders, in 1805.7—Ordered. , . ins. sue ens form All sole idea of the he nesel e tildl r f.treet, q. . ~ and Cheshuat Conant, . 4 . entrance into port ; het they would now meet with a The Rouse went inte_a Committee on the Write bf f this 24ap. As a preservative of the ibis it yarn:MD, Id a ft, . .. . is Sear is isnetedialled- . 1 Tern -Kerning. . ~ ~ - • • Dammam, Post safe harbour. He hopes ' lle bad thus, *hewn that Assistance Bill; *evert to..tisarrow . a as also ott• tie I i • Axel ti whose sugnalures it beers, • Hum,. Nertheave, fiaseden, Thom mail , Ball d • ' )1. e Pes a ' - Gado+ ; Coeds. every Morning at mellemet Six 0 Moat 10 the , all even in this state of • •the eonteat. ail action waits.- Acts relative to Co ff ee, and to the Kest India tea*, r0.'129. Strind, sear Temple-bar. as a further .scroful a beg Alirilli lo he Par; • a tom lain, myinil- gene , Hal. ~, .i- • I 'eci with such cirtmstenrci. ssectitio4 it to when leave was given to bring in Bills to contidue at halt- 1 , c em P apt . tier the assns aid aildrem of the prliger, E. 1 o ry rea r iV e Ltill ewe ,EDSCONTON Coack_dally, : . • ' the Thanks of the 11eum5...4 Mar .g--Re est& kt;in the said. Acts. •.• - 4 - r, ,• .• ' ..1 .. • - . ~ ow•Aireet, Cevent-ipiedrosi..is Salved th the • , 1 0, 2, batf•past I, and half-past 7, o'Clock. this state of the.coateat,;" fer there was * time mitten , On the motion of Me. •LtiSIIINGTON, it Wail All so her. art cownseefeiss. 6 , 411bY, arty i eta and hlecticiats Ifeadlins follow* an 5. 4 .01- • • ot tat toswealenet of new reridinist the Well • t nil victory seemed to be st.steanger,to every standardbut , erdered, that the House should, to-ovorrew4 :cushier • • C3keieet‘t".."4llllle4l"v**l.l7."' ;of . 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