The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-01-03 00:00:00

I so.a. ‘. tarried s r I to be p wool h mlimlka. mauve. Sell the LONDON MONDAY EVENING, JANIi/ at hap manse --• - , )1114111- No. 44j)3. " The Cava, for which HAMPDEN fea is the Field, gad BY! ate lb. ..--- e tat- PE nil EAGLE FIRE AND LIFE OFFIcro, Tide Day was published, rite els. hostas, Cmassialioss tier ten are Ostannit.. AND OPPOSITE TIII KENO'S ?PIRATES, EAT INAISEET. CRITICISMS ON THE BAR • indodint sue— • , while THE DIRECTORS respectfully submit to the tines on the principal Counsel preCtising in Ihs= bdAsheOntest ir:(Nrier 1d also i r Pulpit- the advantages to Persons insured at these of King's Bench, Common Pleas, Cheasery, aid E ' to be surgeor axe in (wri..Es. 'rho Terms are uousually liberal, with the by AMICUS CURIA!. Parana T lecially Helical& of every other Ogee combined. The Payment of Loddon : Printed for W. Simpkis and A. Marshall, SU- Gels Brad.' ly cote Rem is allowed to sufferers by Fire, without increase a doeffiv_coutt, Ludgate-street, t. 'WPM 1, from Premium. Ns. charge Is made for Pairies--no respossibl chatter lite car be incurred as in Partnership Societies. wherein • To Scnooas.—This Da.; was published, pries 45. Yew sffertug essay une . is iahle for Losses to the whole extent of his pu A KEY TO KEITH's TREATISE ON THE Imioar till our Pri• rtY• iby the Lift Insurances effected; the granting or purchase of An- GLOBES; containing near a thousand Soludons, Wi, ee. e• • offered to th • Public on the sante equitable Terms.— worked out to the nicest aecursey, and to so explicit a mac- !ft sturbedner as to enable the Student to gain a complete and scientlie low oristains Policies should be renewed within Oilcan days. site the WM. BEE'FH AM, SeetatarY. mksowledge of both Globes, without any instruction from aCr &mall, aster. By C. VINES, . GL)--- Mathematician and Nautical Astronomer. 4 WATER-PROOF BOOTS. &lc. • Printed for the Author, sad sold by Shark"' sad Mardlaiti a tipsy upet.4l4llll, Jamerstreet, Covent-widen, Ststismere-court, Ladgea-strost. r ability • --- goes to solleita the atarition of the Public to his superior e:sties toe seskleg Iloots and Shoes Wster-proef, hypes- This Dar was published, pries 7s. boards, lempta rlth less ‘odetsbe possibility of any moisture penetrating through THE COMPLETE SPORTSMAN : clonal' wetly as I them. a compendious View of the Ancient sad V offering I, ROBLEY has not only to boast of an Invention that Chase; a concise History of the various kinds of 9 situ nut il will avert the sea'. evils *Reading wet feet, but that the Dogs ; and of the Quadrupeds and Birds, which are enthuses Roots and Stwra mode by him are unrivalled in quality. jests of pursuit ; the method of Breeding sad 'out the qinkninship, and fashion ; for the truth of which assertion Hounds, Greyhounds, Setters, Pointers, Re.; Ur main a l en refer to tioatleusca of the first respectability. who of Dogs, with the method of Cure ; Shootink wit 'larded have honoured him with their decided approbation. instructions, wherein the Art of Shooting ir - - to practical certainty • the choice of a;r s, 13, . . Cheapest place in London to buy reel Powder, Shot. Re. • the Ancient Forest am' Wuxi. ff THEgood CARPETS, HEARTH RUGS, and FLOollt. the Modern Game Laws, explained and lUD IC above CLOTHS. is at I IS, Lolip ACRE, where T. WEAVER riety of Cases; the Laws relating to Dog nth mil it always at house to state the lowest price. cod see the Laws relating to Fish ; with every it rai,eder- ''). that his Friends' orders are properly executed. Full measure formation relative to the Sports of the F' -street ; is given, an every article warranted. By T. H. NEEDHA -tioners'-court, Ludg.te-street. eti. '. legs, at verye" Wool Rags, , Table Covers, Man,, and Doy- London: Printed for W. *limpid° N.B. Please to observe, It is the Old Shop, No. 11S, Long Acre, and no connexion with any other Hoes* la ____as.. Tltts ---- -- •- -- -- UNCOMMON GOOD TRAVELLING, Rots the SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, To YORK, LEEDS, EDINBURGH, and all Parts of the NORTH. Four Inside Coaches, the best Hones, and keep excellent SA/LACENS' HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON. The following Post Coaches. Mail Coaches, Re. set out A Day waspublished, is The les. Bd. boo THE EXILE of PULP Celibacy. A Novel, In By Mrs. RIC Author of the Tragedies o " Original Poet POLITICA' eight-se the road, carries Four lead's and Four Outsides; down Triangle - Mimeos at Six o'Clock. through Dusstable, ooburn, ..4.6e High pricy Northamosen, Weiford, Latta-worth, Hineklev. " Ultallefl* .--- , broiderer of ' Nation—/l! Sr Cruker—A F Time. _Oal.7Bt:RonturittaPr;iv7ntiedil be for, W r. By B. W. MOUNTAIN a of Co. tioners'-court, Ludgate-v per os. from the Saracen's Head lan, Snow-Hill:— By saudard, The UMPIRE, a new Liverpool Light Coach, only one cows, stlag of. At sets oat every day at One o'clock, arrives at Liverol next rl John Bon d 4 .P. s. Atherstine. Litchfield, State, Rugely, Newcastle, Keels to a IS lid. Waringlas. and Prescott. t $ IS •P SOUTHAMPTON, Lyiniagton. Wieckeeter, and Basing to 4 o a to Of. li.. '' ' stoke, New Fow-inside Coach, at half•past Seven o*Clock N°ddl A le the Naming. arrives at the DolZing ton, Southampton, Great Dab w•..' . _ by Flreollock.—This is a most hl Conveyanee to : Eta.lsis of Wight, Jersey, °sprang, SC ':aloes, Harm /..--ii..-- 0. *Gime, Ckerburg, Re. FRC t. s. d. •sit - SHREWSBURY. Weillugtos, sad libilkalL Post Coaeh 1 8 oes IlbeaseMbeas, _ , • - a 19 0 .11;1=r111 Dereloseter. I=tt. 89llsburf. As- F I II 0 dem, sad Basiaistolte. New Pout Coach, every Afternoon. cis -- -- The Weymouth Packets to Guernsey, Jersey, Alderney, St. ~ Melees, &e. tv.. , EXETER. Plymouth, Weymouth. Dorchester. Falmouth, A'. s. d. Dartmouth, and Salisbury. New Post Coach. every Morn * S tt lag at Myra o'Clock, through Honitoa, Axminster, Britt, 110 U . port, !Medford, Basingstoke, and Bagshot. 6 10 0 11) ItATHan4BRISTOL Flying Post Coaches, through Ch' 154 penham, Caine, and Marlborough, every Afternoon; are . fal. od. at Mr. WO. the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the 1.1. . Os. 'Pavers, Thomas-street, smiths Swan, Bristol, next 1 . 144. mt. lag.--Ceeebes to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, 7 - - -- - ( Tirattellipaiding. Peterborough, Stilton, and toe, Royal Mail Coach. sets out every Evening, t tear. , Louth, Grimsby, and Hull. . . 010 44 LEEDS New Light Coach, called the Rork; . . IsO out every Mornhvg; carries Four Insides wily . 4.3tAt 'satiably easy, with a Guard throughout. 11 il staisfool, Newark. Ratko!, Dowager, and - - • the ()olden Lion, Leeds, next Morning.—• ,ETS. the iscommun expedition of this Coach, V tee most agreeable and com este Public to W. 0.1. North Road, being unequalled in Ace to Os. bd. other. . -- -- GLASGOW. Longtown,Gretne-Gr to 90d. • Browhill, Thornhill, Sanquhar-Kiln to 23d. Wall parts of seolland, a Post Cr to Rid. CHIMER. Newport, Whitchur to ISO. * Northeteh, and Middlewich, Post to I7d. ; Fieeetiock. to 20d. , YORK, Searborongh, Whitt,' to 20d. - ''sue, tad Edinburgh, new to 3.1 d. 4t , Guard throughout ; sets o to Stlid. '.'t lock, by way of Newer' to 111%1. l's. Northallerton, Dueler to Isl. -e 'eaters knifing thereat, to Ind. .siney. may rest what 1 ' to SQL. . . without any addition - tILLL, Nurilicave,. ms'ilict. I i vach, every Moroi's' Lys. H.— k ..s.kladet-place . l kENDA LI.. Lar (:rarity, Ormskie r ' :woos et Fher 'rite. I 1.11 IIITAIORC to 4 .... (U. a. , am'. Newbury. to-hie. OJ If C %RIAU -- - • I'n'tt-', and lit; DAY. t. s . by, I afters. ............. .. .... i -• -I ... V r, i It. - • it 'sq. of New A grew a:v% s it. N. of a beiw It _ . E• / . the Sid wit. , Esq. Pr, t et MI6 year lea College. .- rotten. end; I) atterten. r or Ma ago. I, knave's rook. eldest t Bsalteld, 4, at the all. 'aosaprrea. truattirkisol 11110/sai. . gad ^'~ Qn. eftee in ly COW 1, from chalice )Bering ciU our by thu ee. sturbed lite the tithually rIfJ a tipsy r ability Woes la sespia rlthless will as offering ate m esdames 'eta the mid% a Martha I. IS, wlun. IC above nib nisi raio.ttr ; 2, X. Ns. per os. Slumlord. 2. t. to i It) to 8 IS to • o to Of. Or. i. s. d. 1 8 U 1 9 0 1 II 0 U.. .t. S. d. • 8 U 1 13 6 10 U . I. Os. Od. I. Ib.. od. . . 21'U to W. OJ to kid. to 90d. to 23d. to Itkl. to ISitt to I7d. to to 2tltl. to 34d. to 90d. to elkl. to hid. to lerl. to 301. as' 111 a. t%l. 'rise. to to 45.. (kJ. !IS D.Y. after 3. eq. of New it. N. of a the 101 ult. , hteq. Midi year lea Oalk-se. lettOn, mg* etterten. r or MA Me a. Ulosee•- vele. eldest t Herdeeid, I, at did sit. 'aosairred. trad i a isaileas. . 1 ad ITS. N°• 4603. FIRE AND LIFE OFFI(TS, .1 'I 4 ternortsx. AND OPPOSITE TIII giNdell ?PIRATES, EAT INAISEET. THE DIRECTORS respectfully submit to the Pubde the advantages to Persons insured at these (wri.4Es. 'rho Terms are udosually liberal, with the Roseate of every other Office combined. The Payment of Rent is allowed to sufferers by Fire. without increase of Premium. No charge is made for Poticies--no responsibi lity can be incurred as in Partnership Societies. wherein r%ery one is liable for Losses to the whole extent of his Pr..perty. Lite Insurances effected; the granting or purchase of An nuities offered to th • Public on the sante equitable Terms.— Christians Policies should be renewed within bileen days. WM. BERTHA'', Becretari. WATKR-PROOF BOOTS. Ate. • upetair i lli, Jaserstreet, Covent-garden, sonata the esteution of the Public to his superior s :ntien fee wilits; loots and Shoes Wster-proef, by pre now., possibility of any moisture penetrating through them. - - - S. 1108T.EY has sot only to boast of in Inventlos diet will avert the sas> evils alluding wet feet, but tint the Roots and Shure made by him nre unrivalled in quality, vairktuanship, and issidoe ; for the truth of which assertion 111 eau refer to timitleumn of the first respectability. who hate honoured him with their decided approbation. Cheapest place in London to buy real LRYETS, HEARTH RIGS. and FLOOR it I les LO ACRE. where T. WEAVER home to fate the lowest price. cud see • orders are properly executed. Full measure article warranted. . Rep, Table Covers, Matta, and Doy prices. observe, It is the Otd Shop, No. 115, Long connexion with any other Hoes* is Lends.. (COMMON GOOD TRAVELLING, from • SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, ", LEEDS, EDINBURGH, and all Parts of die NORTH. Coaches, the best Hones, and keep smallest Thos. W. MOUNTAIN •d Co. HAD INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON. Post Coaches. Mail Coaches, &c. set out .4 Held lon, Saaw-Hill:— a new Liverpool Light Coach, only one carries Four lead's and Font Outsides; at One o'Clock, arrives at Liverpool next o'Clock. throve' Mutable, Wooburn, lAthhary, Northampton, Weiford, Latterworth, Bieckley, Athernone, Litchikid, Stone, Ragely, Newcastle, Knots- Warrhsglan. and Prescott. SOUTHAMPTON. Lyntiagton. WlN:hater, and Basing stoke. - Fowr-inside Coach. at half•ppaast Seven o'Clock arrives at the Dolphin len, Southampton, t.—This in a most delighthil Cnnveyanee to Wight, Jersey, °sprang, St. Melon, Havre Clerburg, &e. - "Y. Wellington. sad SldMull. Post Coach Nemo*leek suseiled.,.-- Bawdiest's. lillia&Perd. Salsbury, An' Basingstoke. New Post Colo* stserY Afternoon. Packets to Guernsey, Jersey, Alderney, St. Pl)mosth, Weymonth. Dorchester. Falmouth, 11 Sefishery, New Post Coach. every Morn 'Clock, through Honitoa, Axminster, Brid `, Basingstoke, and Bagshot. IiSTOL Plying Post Coaches, through Chip peahens. and Merlboroogh, every Afternoon; arrives at Mr. WO. the Greyboond inn, Bath, and the Lnndoe Thera, 'Fhoinss-street, smiths Sw.n, Bristol, next Morn lag.--Cooshes te Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, Exeter, . Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, and Hunting- Mail Coach, sets out every Evening, to Spilsby. and Hall. Light Coach, called the Rockingham. sets lug ; carries Four insides only, and goes re -fith a Guard throughout. Passes through Newark. Bottom!, Doncaster, and Ferrybridge. to t.ion, Leeds, next Morning.—Notwithstanding expedition of this Coach, it is allowed to be cable and complete Public Conveyance on the being unequalled in Accommodation by any .1, Longtown,Gretna-Green, Annan. Dumfries, fl ornhill, Sanquhar-Kiln, Canmoek, Kingswell, of henna ad, a Post Coach (Dail)). Newport, Whitchareh, Ta rpnrley, Nantwieh, Middlewich, Post Coach, ever) Evening, at Scarborough, Whittle, Shields, Sundertand, New 'dinburgh, new Four Inside Conch, with a ,tigivtt : sets out every Morning at Eight • 4 , by aay of Newark, Retford, Tadcaster, Darling- Northallerton. Durham, Morpeth, and Berwick.—Pas- Ts Sailing themselves fatigued by the length of Ike v. may rest what time they please, and then proceed et any additional fare. Nurilicave, Howden, Thorn, and Doncaster, Post 1. *Ailing at half-past biz o'Clock, to the Cross t-place. Hall. I. Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonsdale, Holton. Ormskirk, and Garitang, Post Coaches, every Af seo'Clock.—Guarded. tOUGH, Swindon, Ramsbnry, Hungerford. Post Coach, at Seven o'Clock in the Morning. Pentith, and Whitehaven, Four Inside Post ...nerd all the way.—Passes through Brought- Gretna-bridge, Richmond, Catterick, Borough !etherhy, Abs ford, Doncaster, and Grantham. • Morning, and performs the journey with the . r. —Passengers detained on the Road by bast re, have the peculiar advantage of their seats . the nett Coach. ttaTH and Weisel New Post Coach, every .11., Warrington, Knutsford, Stone, anti Lite,- called the Rea t.t.sroa, every Evening I flek, to the Saracen's Head Inn, Oale-street, Liverpool.----(tuertled throughout. R.tNCIIIEsTER, Winslow, Congieton, Novenstle, Wei folverianapton, Post Coach, every Alterman.— . I ING II AM Post Coach, with a Guard, sets out every on, and reaches Birmingham next day at Noon. by Oxford, Easton, and Shipstone, to the Saracen's Bull-street, Bind m. sitRIPPIELD and Ri t ham Pos. Coach, called the 1111.011111, every Morning. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yams, New Coach, ever; No .to the George Inn, Sunderland. ro n t r EPIELD Post Coach, every Morning, at half-past Six o'Clock. It. CUM': original WAGGONS and COACHES, to :rnbery, Swindon, Mdbourn, Wootton-Basset, Lambouru , Illmgrtfonl, Chilton, Reading, sad all places adjacent— 8.. W. MOUNTAIN and Co. respectfully acquaint their Friends and the Public, that they will not be accountable for any Parcels, Passengers' Luggage. Writings, Plate, &e. of liore than Pile Posed' Value, if lost, stolen, or Damaged, 'Mess mitered as suck and the lasuranee paid for accord , at the Saracen's Head lon, Snow-bill, London. 4 ~......• S. 11011T.EY has will avert the mati 11* Roots and Shoes m 1 tgyrktuanship. and I i iili si e ho re no re u r red io nt h l u t T" Cheapen ft good C.IRPI a•LOTHS. is at llf it always at hoot 4 i. that his friends' ore is given, and every Maggoty, Wool leys, at very low pr N. B. Please to of Acre, and no eonnei U ---- N the C° S M AR M° AC N I..I Tu YORK, LEEC Four Inside Coed By IL SARACENS' 111 The following PI Its. the Saracen's The UMPIRE, s aigbtso the road, I oats oat every day II Aftesueon at Six Whiny. Northaa Aierstur. Litchi ler& Warriagloh. SOUTHAMPTO I *, stoke, New Foote-1 t 4 In the Maiming. are by Five o'Cloek.--" Ihe Isle of Wight, *Gime, Cherburi SHRILWRBURI dams, and Baalairt The Weymouth Pa Melees, tke. EXETER. Pipe Dartmouth, and N i lag at Seven o'Clo 8.4 t - "Willatr pert, ki.,:. I 4i It ATH andBRIS penham, Caine, ant at Mr. WO, the Thera, Thos lay.—Ceeebes to . ' &it Piro:7lll4cepol4 ton, Royal Mall l.'s Loath, Grimsby, a :i4 LEEDS New I oat every Morning 'satiably easy, wi 1 Stamford, Newarl the (hasten Lion, the eaeounnon imp tee most agrembi Net* Road, !win . other. GIARGOW. Le &within, Tl.ornl 'dill parts of tie CHISTER. Ne • Nortliwtek, and M ; * Ilea o'Cioek. YORK, hearba male, and Edint 4 heard throughou t , t , 'Cloek, by way ma. Northallertm A cestfers lading t mrney. may rest . ' . without any ad tILLL, Nordic f i each, every Mir K ••s, klariet-pla. k ENDA LI. 14 t. :rarity, Ormskir f '..reston at flyeo' s 1i IIIT.I3OROC and Mrwhury, Po . . 4 ' t' tRLIIII.E, I • . f•ov•P , and n Gnu t s by, Gretna, ..I •t . Wetherly, K •it every hi great t feeili;-.- a...is or gleasure, • f , brier so eyr.-ii.l I BRIM F:',- (,:t • . E% eniar:. I I.IV :lIPOOL, field. P tlSt Coed "CI at rive o'Clork, Liverpool. —line 14 .1&ICIIEKTI • mt. sod Wolverl Guarded. 11 BIRMINGIIA Afternoon, and Passes by o‘forc Dead. Bull-stree tiIiRPFIELD t Recatsenan, ei RC VDERLAT Minnie", to the 4 \ EVENINO, " The Cause for irkieh HAMPDEN fell is the Field, This Day was published, rite Bs. boards, CRITICISMS ON THE BAR ; incloding tures on the principal Counsel practising in the trf King's Bench, Common Pleas, Chummy, and R • by AMICUS CURIE. London: Printed for W. Simphis acid A. Marshall, Ma domerst-court, Ludgate-street. To ScHooLs.—This Ds; was published, pries 4.. AKEY TO REITH's TREATISE ON THE GLOBES; containing near a thousand Soludows, worked out to the niseA accuracy. and is so explicit a maa ner as to enable the Student to gain a complete and se-lentil, knowledge of both Globes, without any instruction from a Master. By C. VINES. Mathematician and Nautical Astronomer. Printed for the Author, and sold by Markin and Illardinlik Stetiowere-ociert. Ludgaih-street. Oa Saturday will be published, with Twenty - tour Cuts, A. POLITICAL LECTURE ON HEADS. By THN BLACK DWARF. Consisting of. An Adonis--A Daritag Comassader—Ber rydown Trisagle—timosk Jack—A Heaven-Bora Minister —John Bull—A (imp of Radicals—A Judge in Clmacery— The High Priest of Riot—A Resurrection Man—Aa Ens broiderer of Petticoats—A Gouty King—A Star of the Nation—A Spinner of Froth—Sir William Biscuit—Ally Cruker—A Knight of the Yard—A Fat Bishop—A Dun Noddle—A Leaden Head—Pounds, Shillings, and Pecee—A Gnat Duk.-A Learned Noddle—The Circular Elf. Sc. Le. Printed for J. Johnston. Commiseions signed by the Lord WitteMutt et the County Palettes of Laneaster. Ashtos Yeomanry Caniry.—Jobe Whiney, Jul. gent. to be usenet, vice Penswick, Tangoed ; James Jimmies, iptilL to be surgeon, vice Shan, deceased. Farness Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry. '-•afhomna Gale Braddyll, Esq. to be captain-commileiner= 001 11 11 011, gest. to be lieutenant ; Winless Fell, gust. SRO unmet. Liverpool Light Horse.—Roger Walton, goat. to be 911. terleary-surgeon. Wipe Light Horse Volunteers.—John Hotiesp fLoNnibi. Esq. to be captain-commandant ; James Al .anv lb*" gat. to be national ; John Marsh, gent. to be onflelit. Commission in the Prince Regent's Cheshire Volunisee ILe .othen,tssigned by the Lord [Ammonia of the County of Mere Troop.—Thames Wakefield, gent. to be serest, vise rengted. Commielos to the Durham Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Dirlaie. William Weteehall, Esq. to be captain. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. J. Mortimer, sea., J. Mortimer, jun., and Joe. Mortimer, Hulks, York, worsted-spinners, from Jan. II to Jan. 16. BANKRUPTS. D. PI a. Cheltesham, Beery-stable-keeper, to see* render Jan. IS, 19, sad Feb.l9, at the Bell lan. Chelteshant. Attorneys, Mr. J. D. Kitty, jun., Cheltenham; sad Mr. Williams, Red Lion!square, London. 'T. Dawson. Manchester, victualler, Jae. 14, 16, and Feb. 19, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Attorneys, Messrs. Herd and Johnson, Temple, London ; and Mr. Dodd,Warrlngton. T., E. H., and W. I. Friend, Seederlasd sear the Sea, Durham, traders, Jan. 96, 27, and Feb, 19, at the Bridge Ise. Bishop-Wearmouth. Attorneys, Mr. Biakistos, Sy- Loaden ; and Mr. Thompoos. Bishcp-Weer mouth. J. Glover, Liverpool, boot and shoemaker, Jan. 94, 96. and Feb. le, at the George Inn, Dale-street, Liver/tool. Attorneys, Messrs. Balmer and Lowndes. Liverpool; sad Messes. Clarke and Co., Chancery-lone, London. W. Townsend, Sheffield, builder. Jan. 6,7; and Feb. HI, et the Angel Inn, tibelleld. Attorseys. Mr. Capes. Haber& eoert. Gray's-Ise, Lemke ; and Mr. Hardy, R. Parker. Manchester. innkeeper, Jan. 14, 11, mei PM. )1, at the Star Inn. Manchester. Attorneys, Mr. Hipp. ileackester ; and Messrs. Mine and Parry,Temple, Landes. B. Bewley, Manchester, slater, Jan. 111,12. and Feb. IL et the Shapespeare, Manchester. Attorneys, Mr. Pickford, Manchester; and Messrs. Milne and Parry,Temple, London. T. Buipin. Bridgwater, Somerset, hop-merchant, Jae. S. 119. and Feb. It, at the Crown Inn, Bridgwater. Attorneys, Mr. Pain, New-Inn, London ; and Mr. Symms, Bridgwater. J. Wood, Walsall, factor, Jan. 19. 20, and Feb. 19. at the Uttletoa Arms, Penkrldge. Attorneys, Messrs. Terser and Holmes. Bloomsbury-square, Leedom; and Mr. Jobe Ileeley, Walsall, Stafford. J. Bone, Trim, Cornwall. linen-draper, Jaa. 19, 10. and Feb. It at Pearee's Hotel, True. Atterseys, Messrs. Cordele tied Young, Gray's-inn, London ; and Messrs. Ed wards and Shaman, Tram. J. Cook. Whiteehopci-road, grocer, Jan. 8, 11, and Feb. r, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wright, Feschareh-street. C. Reed. Plymouth, merchant, Jan. 17, IS. and Feb. 19, at the King's Arms In Plymouth. Anonems, Mr. Hest. , ems Mr. Finest, raper Tamp* M. Phillips, Great Prescott-street, Goodman's-tads. seer , chant, Jan. 11, 18, and Feb. 12. et Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Poole, Adam's-court, Old Broad-street. R. Malcom, Ashbourne. Derby, tea-dealer, Jan. 8, 16, and Feb. 12, at Guildhall, London. Meanie'', Mr. Chester, Staple-inn. W. P. Whitfield. Commercial-road. porter and wise-user cheat, Jan. 8, 16, and Feb. IV, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Jacomb and Bentley, Basinghall-street. C. 11. Darby, Fenchurch-street. tailor. Jan. 11, lb. and Feb. IV, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Slade and Jones, JObe-street, Bedford-row. D. Lent, Blackman-street, Newington. merchant, Jan. 4, IS, sad Feb. It at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Williams, Blackman-street, Southwark, DIVIDENDS. Jan. 22, T. B. Pim, Eaweek. Devon, paper maker, at the Half Moon Ina, Exeter—Jan. 20, T. Nutt, Manchester, cot ton manufacturer, at the Dog Tavern, Deansgate—Jan. 26, J. Itichardby. Durham, joiner, at the Waterloo Imo, Der hant—J la. 23, W. Winbolt and W. [Allyn, St. Peel's Church yard, stationers, at Guildhall—Jan. ft. R. R. Tenon, New.- legion, grocer, at Guildhall—Jan. 22, W. J. Richardson, Nicholas-lane, London, merchant, at Ottildhall—Jan. 9, T. Phillips, Bread-street-hill, London, merchant, at Guildhall— Jan. l& C. Buck, Borough of Southwark, hop aid seed mer chant, at Guildhail—J an. 29, J. Warren. Crescent, Minories, merchant, at Guildhall—Jan. 23, W. White, Chalford, (Sion caster, linen-draper, at the Bell Inn, Gloucester—Jas. IS. D. Chapman, Faversham, Kent, butcher, at Guildhall, Lon don—Jan. VS, T. Beckland, Langley, Buckingham, brick maker, at Guildhall, London—Jan 22, W. Blackburn and P. C. Rousseau, City-road, corn dealers, at Guildhall—Jan. SI. W. Peech, Chesterfield, Derby, innholder, at the runtime lan, Sliefleld—Jan. 24, J. Halrashaw and J. Swallow. Heck eindwike, York, carpet manufacturers, at the Black Bull Inn, Gutnersel, Yorkshire. CERTIFICATES-JAN. 22. R. Bacon. Barkway Herta, miller-W. Andrews, New castle-upon-Tyne. dealer-C. Wright, Strand, wine mer ehant-R. Forster, Old Broad-street, London, merebant-T. Powell and W. Brown, Liverpool. seterchents-J. Jowitt, Ilayton. Lancaster, fanner-W. and A. L. Prattinton. Bewd ley. Worcester, grocers-J. Elides, Lamb's Conduit-street, ppholsterer-J. Barker, Stratford, Eases, cosmos brewer .l. Jackson, Manchester, bu'rher. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Green jun. and T. Barrow, Albion Mills, Manchester. cotton-spinners-T. Barrow. J. Green, and W. P. Bred shaw-W. Brown and J. Howanl, Manc hester. ale mud pone dealers-0. Harden'and R. Moon, Ripley,Surrey, innkeepers -D. Eliason and M. A.Ooldsmid, Finsbery-roare, diamond merchants-C. Thomas and S. Dutton. Aldermanbury, woollen-manufacturers-LP. Drake and R. Bradford, Thread needle-street, insurance-brokers-W. Hobbs and S. Wsy, Ports/it, soap-manufaeturers--W. and J. Harrison, Devises, printers-M. H. hlogridge and 0. hlogridge, Birmingham, japan-manufacturers-J. Allen, jun. and T. Gibbon, Strat ford, linen-drapers-0. Langstaff and J. C. Knight, New Ha aingliall-street, surgeons-H. Richardson and J. Richard son. it hitehaven, potters--H. Wilson and .1. Richardson, Bath, linen-drapers-S. Russell andJ. H.U. Ruegg, Naming ton. Surrey-S. Gostliog and J. Eve, Leadenhall-street, hard waremen -J. Thompson and W. Orem. Leman-street, Good man's-tields, attornies-0. Yates and W. Crompton, Bolton. k-Moors, bleachers--H. Paynter, W. Hawke, and J. Hawke, Billlter.street-11. Paynter and W. Hawke, Cheapside- J. 'Whitehouse and W. Harris, Birmingham. Frinters-J. Taylor and J. Bradbury, Ileatheoek-court, Strand, cutlers -T. Hudson and R. (*.oboe, Fish-street 11111, salters- W. Muckamore and J. Walton, Newiagton Causeway, dm ber-raerallants-J. Cooke and J. Pope, Fronts, fullers and dressers-J. Kirkham and G. Booth, Leek, Stafford, drovers -W. Moon, A. E. Naht, and F. Thieleke, London-T. Annett and J. Clark. Manchester, cotton-spinners--J. L. Ration and F. Jody, merchants—P. George, jun. C. Mttril, C. Pope, and A. George, Bristol, boa-hoop manufacturers-W. hiltens and J. E. Rogers London road, Southmark, linen-drapers-47. Hoskins and W, Biel erstat Wardour-street. japanners-J. Dibble and O. Green. York-street, Covent Garden. woollen-drapers-J. C. Reiff 'niacin and .1. Robinson, London, merehants-N. Davis and W. Holloway. Tower-street, brokers-T. Boliand and T. Empsyll, Leeds, cloth-dressers. This Da• Was published, pries 7s. beards, THE COMPLETE SPORTSMAN containing a compendious View of the Ancient tied Modem Chase; a concise History of the various kinds of Sportimg Dogs ; and of the Quadrupeds and Birds, which are the els jostle of pursuit ; the method of Breeding mad Training Hounds, Greyhounds, Setters, Pointers. Se.; the DIM". of Dogs, with the method of Cure ; Shooting, with particular instructions, wherein the Art of Shooting Flying is redeem, to practical certainty ; the choice of a Fowlieg Piece. Powder, Shot. Sc. • the Ancient Forest and Game Laws; the Modern Game Laws, explained and Illustrated by a se riety of Cases ; the Laws relating to Dogs; Angling, aid the Laws relating to Fish ; with every instraedes asd formation relative to the Sports of the Field. By T. H. NEEDHAM. London: Printed for W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, Sta. tionsrs'-eourt, Ludgate-street. This Day was published. is Three* Volumes duodecimo. les. ed. boars* THE EXILE of POLAND; or, the Vow Celibacy. A Novel, translated front the French, By Mrs. RICHARDEION, 1 Author of the Tragedies of " EthAred." " Oertendri." " Original Poems for Youth." ait. London: Printed for W. Simpitin and R. allinhell. Staff tioners'-eourt, Witte-street, and C. Cbapplm.Pail-libaU. FROM SATURD.drS LONDON GAZR7TR. JAW. teliO. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent haa been gra ciously pleased, in the name and om the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint Majorlkseral Lewis Grant to be Governor of the Bahama Islands, in the room of Charles Cameron, Esq., resigned. WHITEHALL, Dec..lll, 1919. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint Robert Uraham, Esq. M.D., to be Regius Professor of Botany in the University of Edinburgh, vacant by the death of Dr. Daniel Rutherford. WAR-OFFICE. Doc. 94, 1819. Mauoaarintru.—llia Royal Highness the Prince Re gent lots been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to approve of the flank companies of the -25th Regiment of Foot (or King's Own Borderers) being permitted to bear on their appointments, the word Martinique." in commemoration of the distinguished services of that part of the Regiment which was em ployed with the force on the reduction of the island of Martinique, io the month of February, WOO. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War Office, Dec. SI. 1819. 9th Regiment of Light Dragoons.—Major Thomas Wild man to be Unstenant-Coloosl, by purchase, vice Lord Hart land, who retires; Captain James Hurt to be Major, by purehase, vice Wildman; Lieutenant John Minchle to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Hurt; Cornet Henry Edward Porter to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Minchin ; William Beresford, gent., to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Porter; Pay-master Henry Knight, from half-pay felt Bet tenon of the Line of the King's German Legion, to be Pay master, vice Benjamin Chapman, who exchanges. 10th Regiment of Light Dragoons.—Ensign Charles Stuart Wortley, from the 76th Foot, to be Cornet, vice Langmead, who exchanges. Ditto.--Cornet Hon. Robert Henry Stapietou Cotten, from 9d Dragoon Guards, to be Lieutenant, by purebase. vice Jerrie', promoted. 99th Regiment of Foot.—Henry Deedes, gent., to be En sign, by purchase, vice Burke, who retires. 38th Ditto.—Lientenant Edward Fugion, from half-pay 37th Foot, to be Pay-master, vies Toner, deceased. 03d Ditto.—Lieutenant Edward Cooper Coils, from half pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant. vice Edward Walter Dillon, who esebanges, receiving the diference. 70th Ditto.--Cornet William Clark Langmead, from the 10th Light Dragoons, to be Unzip, vice Wortley, who ex changes. 871 h Ditto.—Ensign William Bateman to he Lieuteoant, without perches*, vice Hutchinson, promoted; Charles Hastings Doyle, gent., to be Ensign. vice Bateman. 90th Ditto.—:Assistant-Su eon James M'Arther, from half-pay Bth Foot, to he Assistant-Surgeon, vice Matthew Fame, placed on half-pay 93th Foot. Rifle Bripde.—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel George Miller, to be Major, by purchase. vice Wilkins, who retires; Lieu tenant Julio Cox to be Captain of a Company, by purchase. vice Miller; Second Lieutenant Henry John Brownrigg to be First Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Cox. Second Royal Veteran Battalion.—District Paymaster George Hounsom, from half-pay, to be Pay-master of a Veteran Battalian. HOSPITAL STAPP.—Physician Thomas Shorn, M. D. from half-pay, to be Physician to the Forme; Hospital-Assistaat Thomas Hall, from half-pay, to be jilespitil-Asslstael to the Forces, vies Patrick Robinsod, W D. who exchanges. BeetraT.—Lieetenant-Colonel William?. 11, of the 98th Light Dragoons. to have the local rank of ' on the Continent of Europe only. To be Majors In the Arriy.—Captaln Henry fierce. of the Royal Artillery ; Captain William Dean Nicoll', of the Royal Artillery. KatililSSlOßASOA.—mmission of Captain Gresfell. 7th Light Dragoon*, n antedated to Deennber 93. 11318. but he is out allowed any back pay. The Commissioas of Lieutenants Stewart and Browne, of the 311 d Foot. have been altered. the former to the 18th. and the latter to Ike 17th of October, ISIS, thoseleing the dates they might to bear. a 'l4llr LONDON, MONDAY , JANUARY 3, 1820. SYDNEY died the affair CONDI Ws M sue . -N, kb mod Saks , fag dm ttAl eseibi be dietliagutibed it lase r serval, emit • . Own, Is ... ••••41eipils All green •. acquired behind ; thus ► Jurists prisoner this thor read: Bast li . not fall been 1 Hesse, in so co himself fore, ►' once to be him, i, demnity Profane which mut f banal the who twenty-four which I, the , _ arrested, Brother. called, blamed the dales. prated? Ultra-Despotism is sulkier what . Orman. death' must The f tended one are was. We Brutus oss tams t rtised deemed how - and life Truk we say on his box, with a pistol, at Coburg, became be did nct drive sufficiently quick ; and who, in the plaice there endeavoured to kill a page sent to invite Wu to table. because he disturbed him in his mid-day sleep ? But the one wears a Crown and the other a Cap of Lilerty Captain Phlete, who spoke his opinion freely respebt ing all these disgraceful proceedings in tiernsany, was suddenly removed from the guards at Berlin to a regi ment in Poland, on the pretence that be often was seen in a Orrtnan dress, but in reality because Prince Chide! of Mecklenburg bated him, as the above-mentioned Pbleve said before a tribe I, " that he considered a standing army to be a stansbillg abomination, and Prince Charles as the evil principle between the King and army." Which is then the greater crime; is a State where justice is denied, to execute the 'emend statence of death. and (as the Bible says, whoever sheds blool, let his blood be shed in return) to execute . t a tment on it himself in the same manner; or make thus of men, • from whim and caprice, so miserable, that death may air pear to them not in the light of a pmaishment, bat in that of a relief? If we must concede to a lawfal State, the right of putting men to death for the sake of pre serving its existence, the same right by no twain be long. to the ruler in an unlawful State, which aimed . all the (Inman States are de jure as well as &Ade. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • There is a limit to the power of tvrants.—Wben the op pressed can no where find rest —w hen his udferings be come insupportable, lie then turns towards Heaves, and ilraws down from it his eternal rights, which are then , preserved inalienable and unperishibse as Heaves itselL The old state of osture returns again, in which man is opposed to man. And as a last means, when every other fails, the sworil remains, with which ite can defend from force the most valuable of all possessions. What is called positive law, is in reality frequently nothing but positive injustice. That a Republic, if it can exist, is the best brim . Government, is the opinion of all Genuaos, hut their _arm aware, at the same dine, that in oar menu remade& we are unfit for it. Still t however, we will au he sa tisfied with the old states which M. iron Revaseurf promises as. Our desire for a diluent species uf Con stitution cannot be extinguished, for it. is fonioded is nature. Uermaay bas now awaited, and will soon call its unjust rulers to an account. We have, ao desk, much to fear from the Holy Alliance, but we have, at the same time, the firm conviction, that a people cannot be conquered, when the war is Oats war of soldiers, but a war of the people. tiertnany demands amity. Matra is indeed separated from the rest of Germany by a nese wall ; but when it loses, u it is In be hopv4itAas ii• • r • _ -AMIN ~.~., .~}~ .1 . 11111111.1 10. ......PR0P • • . ' • • '.* ? • ‘ •1; i• • • • - t 1 , . 1 ; • . • t ‘• i g N i r ' . . .. .. .. . PRICE 7 1 )- , ND UCT or mut CUMIN fOIIIIN.WINTS. — 11" a art mistakes in the card* Rimer leadire, tf third . le 11011111, them uses Mil en hi essaltig Osmiled bff Ms k we, political and pigmenting dipligisa en MO sad prawn enditises qf Strunk in Me Apron • • 11 aqf the OMNI* Dolph% We ems senehfie the mas- in the detail ef the We if air Ada sottish vesst4- , this specks qf cenater-State lisper—a Payer anti gal, titan end by every man 1 a Damps lie aspires to ! Istinguisitedltspeateseing en hitegeet aims Me brats; a already teen *aimed by s tememptwary, wee is dr- li ; edit esteemed for his emsnotei:etioa is the e 41.14.08de.; it is ma, lissereer i ; seinife en semen to the ItritaN= . _ _Wog lir ..., or erhatseevor elite i i my last communication I promised to cater kW eslotoils respecting thelaisatissaitheseveral Osma n 1 1 molests i . 11 the men who have lately bees throws isle draw 1 as and loaded with chaise, bugle Mr Geranasrp, and aired fame in the field. Net on of then resaaloed iod in the general Insurrection against f rune. .Asiii ' J i are they rewarded! One of the meet Moliegnisheg ists of Germany, Dr. Charles Pollen, was conveyed a once to Manheise. And what was the ground for arrest ? Not the pretended one, that he was the an- . • , rof a revolutionary song, for the true author had al- •-il' ' ly declared himself, and taken his departure far the lit, ; i ladies a few days before, in order that he eit ' • ' fall into the bands of the Princes; bat thresh, MI , id o the legal adviser of the abused Province of= es, and lad exposed the injustice which they • convincing a manner to the Greed Duke, that he self was forced to admit it. A counkierable tinelle- I, this worthy man was twice samused of high genet e by a M. Von Zoppi, is Meets i avid whoa he wished , le furnished with the Midas et inspsadswent agaisst t 1, in order that he might oninnes as action for in- anity against his tnAmesr, his ropiest was refused. ' lesser De Went, ems of our moot esteemed theses- . as, has been deprived of his rase, became, be east a er of consolation to the sMicted mother of Sandi, in ich he said, she might dry op her tears,* the jadg- st of God would perhaps Clef from that of the Tn- ial of Mentz. M. Von Mohlenfels, the substitute of General State Procurator in Celogne, ens of the first o underwent examination, bad received as fewer than , nty-four dangerous wounds, from 1813 to 18111. for icb he non receives this reward. could, in the same manner, skew Use real state of case with respect to ell the pang!' who have been • . eased, but this is nagsaary. - Were we the Neck % rs lied ethe Knots Murderers we have been • 1 . ; led, we would unite joke the wicked. Who mid the Secret Tribunal sidled the Feheyforieht of 4,1.411. middle ages, when Genoa* was in a colonised con- I'm tbmj a : by Do Inientintio tbe mat snout as pt. ........ 0.; ant? extreme prolifiestie opposite extreme-- tra-Despotism gives rise to Ultra-Liberalism.—This 17.. 'efficiently proved by . the act of Smith. People ask at was Sandt's object in committing this deed ? The roans answer: Why do you pat a criminal to di'? Is it not because he has deserved death ?—ws ist distinguish between. legal and moral criminality. -, e former merely inquires whether the Ant was in- . xled ? the latter inquires why it was intended?—The e considers only the what, the other the how." There s few G. men, indeed, so pure and unspotted as Sandt a. No wen can lay the slightest wrong_ to his charge. . _ e admit that his act was equally bad with that of utus and blucius Scievola. Kotzebue was as dings r- s s in his eyes as Caesar and Porsenna ever were in the %, . es of those Rowans, and Randt displa)ed more firm- ss than Scrvela ; for, during a very painful operation N , W actised on him, he knew that be could kill himself by i mere act of breathing, but he did not do so, as he emed it would be now more useful to show his friends w conviction gives a courage to support every thing., d to show the people that 'he willingly sacrificed his • e for them." Truly, if he is to be so hardly dealt with, what shall , . say of the Grand Prince C., who shot a coachman ... II If - that .. • rum • t is bat 4 ■of , Ste lion Si- turf un- I is call ibt, , at sot but tr's 4 . ; . • *.• •• • PO Oddr tarried to b. r wool sateve. lee the at hap maims >Mirk ale dm Se La re may Iva are while dd also INZT. 040 'so 0;:d%