The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-02-24 00:00:00

. . 4 1 •. ' a • rose '<> ' -. 1 / 4 ") v. , iet • ks-,-,7,v,c:.„k... , ....,.. 4 1, ?• • • , . . ,`,..e0 , . - P„ t z At 7. --..• ,-- 4 , .., • ~;. - • • ,- 0 7 i i , • . I k - - - _ -_-., •P\t_;: - .., ..:....: .i •• t A 4 ';',"F•''''••l l (7 T r • , (IMO 6, lIL I . ~ . . i C r 1 I .. I • •• • • I * .J.. 4- •' 1 • 1 . LONDON; MONDAY, FEBRUARY 24". 1823. • .... _. at 1 " The Cana t a r . 44,1ek N4Mrbßll All la S*. rBY died ea tAe Scaffold !" L _ IltiFA 5(14 PRICE MTV PENCE. 4 • Y •. .~ ~ ECONOMY, IN PRESS.--CH.I IMES • and CO. T %MORS and BREECHES M AKERS..No. 181, FLEET-STREET, two doors vest of Fetter-lane. iespect- Sully inform Noblemen and Gentlemen, they Can have a Fashionable Cut and well-marls Coat. of the best superfine 110th, made to measure, from 21. 12s. 6d. to 31. Ss. Blue or Black Ditto. ff. tss. to 3/. 13s. 611. Surtout Coal 21. 10s.— Ditto, Silk Facings and Velvet Collar, 31. Ss. to at. 18s.— Kerkeymere or Cloth Trowsers, 21s. to 30s. Ault of Livery, 1-ornp:ete. 4Z. 4s. to It. 10s. Roy, Chaise, and Fashionable - :)riving Coats; Visiting and Travelling Cloaks. Shooting Jackets, Young Gentlemen's Suits and Children's Dresses, elegantly made. C. and Co. conducting their business on ready money principles. are enabled in offer these articles at the *Hove low priees. Quality and workmanship not to beeseelled by env Louie at the west end ; each article being made under *sir immediate inspection. Gentlemen waited upon at their own houses, by direetiag re•er4,post-pni4l. Observe the -number is 181, Fleet-street. afternoon, at one - Who at the Greyhound Inn. Bath. the London Taeern,Tholnas-utreet, and Swan, Bristol, early the next morning. RANK RUPT S. J. Pool, Mariron, Cornwall, miller, to surrender Mardi It, lad April 3, at the Star Inn, Helston, Cornwall. At tome's, Mr. Pol , ett, Paper Buildings, Temple, London; and 3lwasrs. Wallis and Roberts, nelson, Cor A. Vtelta and A. Braga, Tokenhouse-yard. London, mei , chants, March I, 8, and April 3. at Basinghall-streo4 Aleafrs Mild and Cotterell, Thrograorton-street. It. Draper, Pleet..uarket, eartbenwareinan, March I. 8, and April b, at Ilasingliall-btreel. Attorney, Mr. Seargill, Freeman's -court, Cornhill. 'roripland, Shorter's-court, Throginorton-street. bro ker, March I. 9, and Ipril 3, at Bashishall—Areet. Attor ney, Mr. Holtawn . Tunk's,coe.rt. Cursitor-stn-et. • J. Atkius. Great Portlan,!.itreet.Middlusek. thymiit,Feb. 25. :It. and Iptii utliasiughall-ktreet. Attorney,Mr.Dex, lirdford-row. • • MINORITY •• ON DR. RUNE'S MOTION TOR REDUCING TR! orrice OP-LIE:;- TENANT-GENERAL OP THE ORDNANCE—TED. 19. Allan J: H. Althorp.Viso. A stell„ W. Baring, H. Barrett, S. M. Kenyon, Benjamin, Bernal, R. Birch, Jos. Boughey, Sir John, Bright, H. Bynr, G. Calvert, C. Chaloner,•l2.. Creevey, Tnos. Curwen, J. L. Cradock, S. Davies. T. llani son. W. J. Denman, Thos. Doncannon. Visa. Dondas, C. Ehrioston, Viso. Ellice. E.Fergusson, flu R.C. Fitzgerald, Lord W. Glamorchy, Vise. Grattan. J. Guise, Sir Wm. Hal dimaaj, W. Hamilton, Lord A. Herrin, Sir E. Hohhouse, J. C..Honywood, W. P. Hurst. B: Hutchinemt; Hod. • James, Wm. Jervolse, G. P. Lemon, Sir Wm. Lewis. W. Nlaherley, John. Maherley, W. L. Mahon, Hon. S. Majoyi hanks. G. Martin, J. Nlas well. John. Milton. Vise: ?Nona. J. ii• Yugent, Lore. Palmer, C. F. Pelham, Hon. C: Pel ham. J. C. Pyin. Fiancia, its msbottom. John, Itinasdo.O. Bickford, Wm. Robtrrs, A. W. Roberts, G. J. Robinson, Sir G. Rowley, Sir Wm. Sefton, Earl of ; .Sinith.;fOhno. altarlth, George. S4nith. „Hg i t i t Hi taul;WL l tor LASlN•hbe v itr SIMI", J. - , . Wilson, Sir R. Winnington, Sir T. Wood, M. Wytill. U. . Wisram; IVln.—TeLtsas—Botusett t Mons. H. G. Ilante4os.,* _ • .._. COACHES TO WALIA, BRIDOZWATIit, TAUNTON,. ♦ND PLTSIOUTU, AT RIDUCED FARM The "Umpire," a new Liverpool light coach, only one night on the road, carrying tour inside, sets cut daily at one t arrives at Liverpool next afternoon at five, through Wo burn, Lathhory, Northampton, Welford, Lutterworth. Hinckley, Atherstone, Litchfield, Stone, Newcastle, Ennis ford, Warringtoo, and Presoot. Shrewsbury, Wellington, and Shiffnal light post coach, every afternoon. Guarded. Packets from Weymouth to Guernstw. Jersey, Cherbourg, tit. Makes, tc. every Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons at 2 o'Clook. .4 • 1 4 f ?": . The "Union," Weymouth, through Dorchester, Shand fril,. Seltstrury, Andover, Overtop. Basingstoke. Hart. ford-bddge, Bleckwater, and Itagshot, new post coacit., afternoon. at Bedewed Prices. • alfrostapte and Southaionon new li ght poetcoach, fiery Monday; Wednesday and Friday mornings at 7 o'clock. The " Acickfigfiana," Leeds light Post Coach, sets out every afternoon' t two ; and passes throngh Baldock, His. efessrade, Eaton, Buckdeh, St:a •n, Wnnsford, Stamford, Greethain, Grantham, Newark, Tuition!. Alarkliam-Iloor, Retford, Ilawtry, Doncaster, and Ferrybridge, to the Golden Lion Inn, Leeds, next afternoon, at Reduced Fares.—Lug gage and Packages only 2d. per lb. Notwithstanding the uncommon expedition of this coach, it is allowed to be the most agreeable and complete public eon veyance on the north road, being unequalled by any other. Ilerrowgate R Ripon new light post coaches, every after noon at two, and eight io the morning.. Glasgow, Longtown, Gretna Green. Anna', Dumfries. Brownhill, Thorr.hill,Sanquhar, Kiln, Cannock, Kingswell, and all parts of Scotland,* light four inside post coach daily. The 6 ' Express," to York, Scarborough, Whitby, Shields, Sunderland, Newcastle and Edinburgh, a new light 4 inside post-coach, with a guard throughout ; sets out every morning by way of Newark, Retfort, Doncaster, Ferrybridge,Tad raster, Darlington, Nor ihallerton, Durham, Atorpeth, and Berwick, and arrives at Yurk the next morning at 12 o'clock, at Reduced Fares. • 11. I Imer, Kingston-upon-Thames, Surrey, stone-mason, Alarch.l. 24, and April 5, at 14:n01401cl-street. Attorneys. ' Mr. Cartes * Kingston-upon-Thames ; sod' lizAiimpsuip - ' • r' j t L A. Bennett, Fountain-4mnd, %Epodes, packing-tsge maker, March 1,5, and Anril S, at Basingliall-street. At torney, Mr. Clayton, New lu:-. W. Let., Charles—treet. Covent-garden, theatrical and fancy dress-In...Ler, tsreit 4, S. and April 3, at liftsinghal!- street. :Attorne y s, MrSari. S.,xon and Hooper, Puistp-court, Tempi T. Might, Dukr-street, S. dwarf's, Mi•id'esex, tailor, March I. S. and April 5, at altkingliall-street. Attorneys, Me,-r3. 11. nt.(l F. Bull, Holles.street. Cavendish:square. It. Trott, Kiny•-steeet, Bloomsbury, butcher, March I, S. and April 3, at Basiogliall-street. Attorney, Mr. Cole, Southampton-street, filoomshury. J. Sctlamore, Eines Itench Walk, Temple. dealer, Feb. 25, 20, and A ptil 5, at!tasinhall-street. Attorney s,Messra. Knight and Fyson. ~ inzliall-street. J. Lamb. Whittington-place. Ilish,ste, merchant, March I, IS, and April 3, at Bailag4id-,tre.t. Atturneys,Nlessra. Cole and Wragg, Ave 51mila-trine. G. Round. Reach.g, Mork', sill.-weaver. March 5,15. and April 3, at Hasingliatt-street. Attorney, Mr. James, Buck lursbury, Cheapride. C. Read, Downs's Wharf, Lower East Smithield, coal merchant, March I, S, and April 5. at Bashighail-street.— Attorney, Mr. Dix, Stmniond's ion, Chancrry-tanc. T. Welch, Great Tower-street. wine-factotm% March I, 4. and 11;01 S, at Basingliall•atreet. Attorney, Mr. Leigh, Charlotte row..Mllansinn-house. W. Budd, Garranni-cross, Buckingham, common-carrier, March 5, La, and Aprli 5, At ilasingliall-street. Attorneys. Messrs. Stevens ant Wood, Little St. Thomas Apostle. W. Grrig, City-road, Middlesex., upholsterer., March 1. R, and April b, at Basiagliall-street. Attorneys, Messrs. li.tight and Fawn, Baaingnali-street.. . ]i INDIA . I • TH'' &rtipet Plavoated TEAS Ihat etridiPailipro. daeed at the last SCI. of the Last India cropmiv art' now altered to the Public in their NATIVE PUIIHTIG at •l. EAPSIDE, and 83, IRONSIONG Elt-LANE, LON- DON. . . .• . • Mr. W. Whitbread and Mr. W. Vil;klos p.i!red o ff in la. vot , r of Mr. Iltuar's motion, with Lord Drerharst and Sir C. Long, In Calling your attention to this Establishment we shall briefly remark that where the Teas are of the beat unality, snd the Price the lowest that possibly can be taken, further comment is unnecessary. We solicit a single trial, and on net we rest our claim to your future patronage and support. We are, (with grateful thanks for favours received) the Pub lio's obedient, bumble Servants, WIRTHEDGE and COMPANY. BLACK. s. d. . GREEN. 1. d. flood Congou..6 :4 & 3 8 Fine T,rankay , 7 0 Strong Congou • 0 0 Fine Meow 8 0 Fine Convict ' 6 8 Good Hylton lO 0 Good Soitchong Fine Sonehnng Superior elnuchong ..10 0 I Bunpowder .... 18 & 14 0 Respectable Persons wishing to become AGENTS for this. Warehouse, will hr supplied on liberal Terms.—Shopkeepers end Dealers supprri-d at a very Betell advance on Cost Price. —Proprietors of Taverns, roffeedionses, Boarding Houses, &c., may purchase to a great arivaarage at this Establielt. trent PRIMP: MIXED TVA. 6s• 44. IgINORITY OF PO NstlO FernORTED THE lIOTICS OF LOUD JOIN,/ SALL Poft A mircns OP TII6 I4L/411Eit OP VOTERS; •N:► THE RIGHT OP VOTERS. IN CIRTSIII soeovens. li , . tl Those marked • are County Members (17.) .1, H. Allen, * Vie. A.lthor S. M. Barret, W. W. noel" , delgrave, J. Benett, B. Kenyon, it. Eternal, *Sir J. nought), Do - m. Browne, J.ll. Calcraft, N. Calvert, C.lt. Carew, J. Curler, Hon. H. Canfield, R. 1:Wooer, Via. Clifton, •'P: W. Coke, N. R. Colborne ' T. Creevey. W. Craelock, T. 11.0avies, *J. W. Denison, T. Denman, Duncannon, Duneas, Via. Ebrington, r. 11.480: Ferriind, Sir R. Peteussoo, Vi'. Folkestone, B. Ciaskeil t alenorehy, J.Grattan *Sir R. W. Calm?, W. Heidi as..nd, Lord A. n. *J. G. Heatltchote, Sir R. Huron, C. lloblionae, *W. P. ILOtywood, F. iloruby. J. Mine, R.-Ilord. Hoot. C. 11. itutc.tin , on, %V. James, W. H. Juba stone, J. 11. Langston, •IP. f ial. y , "Br T. Lethbridge, It. Levcer• r. Y. Moberley, %V. L. Maberley. J. Mactlonalt, S. • Msjoribsuks, J. Mirth, J. Maxwell, 'Wis. Milton, .1.11. Monk, P. Moore. *Hon. R. Neville, Via. Normaubv, Lora Nugent. W. OrJ, C. P. Palm* r, T. Pares, *J. C. Pelham, Q. Phil ipe, G. H. Phillips, R. Power, *R. Price, Hon. k'. A. Fronk, *F. Pym *J. C. Itamsden, T. 8. Rice, D. Ri cardo, A. W. Robaris, G. I. Hobart', Sir G. Robinson J. ricarleo, J. B.Sebript, Paul 8-(tout, J. Si:a:Vl, G. Stoles. G. Ti racy, J. A. W erre, Ald. Wood, E. Wolfe, T. W. i - more, %V. WiLios, J. Williams, %V. Williams, Sir R. W son, •Sir T. Winne too. M. Wy viil. TELLans.—J. Abercrombie, *Lord J. Russell. . i 1 ii. lk . Passengers finding themselves fatigued on the journey. .nay rest what time they please, and then proceedon without any additional fare. Marlborough and Swindon four inside day coach, through kidbourn, Reading, Lambourn, Purton,l,ydington, Pewsey, Wootton Passe', Ramsbury•, Ilungerford, Newbury and Maidenhead. NO. I N, LONG ACR.I.: IS TILE SIC/P TO MICHAS" TIM Bridgenorth, Weisel, Shrewsbury•. Salop, end Holyhead New Licht Coach, every afternoon, at Reduced Fares. The New Royal Patent Mail, Boston and Louth, thronch Royston, Cambridge, Huntingdon, Stilton. Peterborough. Draping, Spalding.; Sollsby, Alford. Grimsby and Hull. evening, at half-past seven o'clock, Sunday, at a quarter before seven. ~, ,87Cave, Cheltenham, uloneester, jeweller, March I. 8, an.l March 3, nt Basinghull-street. Attorney, Mr. Law ledge, Temple Chamber 4, Etetttreet,. DIVIDENDS. The Tellers reported only %1, but the above 114 con tains ninety -rmr. exclusive of th a Trll. t 4. The excess of number must have left the Housejustrre% Was to the divisio.t taking place. VERY- BF:ST- AND CHE VPINT CARPETS AND FLOOR-CLOTHS IN LONDON. 9011 E Proprietor of this 01.1 Establitliment begs I to cell the Attention of his Friends the Public, who are about furnishing or exporting, to the unusual Low Price that he has• reduced his very Superior Manufactnred Stock of Goods to, and feels confident that. upon Inspection, rvery'Article w;11 fully answer the Description given. The very I•ect London-made Brussels ('Cr- s. d. a. 4. pcling. from - per yard 39t0 4 9 Excellent Venetian ditto • I oto 4 *4 Kidderminster Carpeting. at all prices. Well seasoned Floor-cloths, properly fitted down. from - 2 3to 4 S Ilottrth Rugs, from - ' N 0 each. pritggets and Fine Wool Rags of every Colour for Draw ing Rooms ur Carriages. Table Covers, Travelling Revs. &c. &e. • CHEAPER THAN EVER. A rreet Variety of Capttnt lifittrftig. from W. per Yard. Proems sent to the Country. and a liberal price given for 'Old Carpets in esehantre.—Full measure and civil Shopmen. N.B. No connexion with any new houses that are opened 4)r the purpose of pulps o¢ inferior goods to 41eceive the Pnblie. Hominem pagins nostra supiL ()or page relates La rasa.-'-MARTIAL. • Jog published. price sa, in boards (Fifteenth Edition), rip HE iEGIS of LIFE; allon-Medical Common . 3 -Sary en the indiscretions rirlaing from Human Fmllty, it which tho. Causes, Symptoms, and baneful Effects of Liles Veneree, Gonorrhoea, Stricture, Seminal Weaktiess, &c, see filly developed ; Part 11. contains some rF3lolfoiS on cer tain Female Complaints, *in particular S!erillty ; Part 111. mabraces Practical Observations on Sexual Debility, Self A buie,Und Mental irritation, with rime interesting oloserva tionun vegetablennd animal 11P1,; in Part IV. is a Series of _Casa :Illustrative of -the preceding subjects, •expialnins them In it familiar tower and the whole addresSed to the 'Youth and Miturlty of ' both 'dimes. Ly GOSS and Co. Consulting Surgeons, LondA. • . . . . Nature 'D e ans . Omnibus este des:o,.si quit cegr.overit uti.—Cisu DIAN. • Niece Ifetirea• Ike fiend of bliss supplies, .Jfafrugal cAlleatioa marks Ike wise. May be heal at 20, Paternoster-row; .9, Pail-Mall; 41, Piccadilly ; 18, Princes-greet, Soho; U. Fleet-street; Kt, fleet-street ; tn, West Smithfield ; flti, Cheapside, Lon don; Stevenson and Co., Burks and Co., Norwich; It -I`.eck, Ipswich; Barrett and Duffield, Bath ; Sheppard, Bris tol; llatt, Cambridge. Headley, Leeds; and at all Book sellers.—llessis:GOlig *and Co. are to be consulted, as assist, every day, at their house ; and Patients in the Country are requestod to.doscribe minutely the case, enclosing a re mittance for Advice and Medicine, which can he fore girded so any part of the World.---GOSS and Co. M. It. C. Sur .psens,• No. 7. Jermyn-street, St. James's; and 11, Bouverie street. Fleet-street. London. - - - 7 - -- - - - - - - - ' REDUCED FAKES AND UNEQUALLED TRAVELLING To Dovoa, URAL, RAMIGIZTIL, MARGATE AND CANTICIDURT, Four Inside Coaches, and keep good time, by . 8. A. MOUNTAIN and Co. SARACEN'S .HEAT) INN, SHINN ERSTREET, /NOW-RILL, LONDON. THE foll Owing LIMIT POST CO AC II S, Mails is set out from the above Inn : The "Telegraph," Dover, Deal, R•msgate, Margate, `Broad Stairs, Canterbury, Feversham and Sandwich new post eroaoh, every morning, at a quarter past seven o'clock. in consequence of the decided preference given to the above coach, th;t proprietors are determined no espeoce shall be spared to reader it the first conveyance on the Kent road. Hromptoe, Chistham. Roehesrer, Gravesend, Stroud, Sit- Aingboorne, Botaboo' and Ospriage, Morning, quirter past seven; at reduced Fares. The " Royal Eclipse," Falmouth. Plymouth, E x eter, " i ntro, Bodkin, Penryn, Ailibarton, Totness, Weymouth, Dorchester, Dartmouth, and Salisbury, every morning, at seven, through Holton, Axminster, Britiport, Blandford, .•Stoeltbridge,Sutton, Basingstoke, Hartford-bridge. Black water, and Ragshot. The only Day Coach to Weymouth. ((drivels through with Iwo Coachmen only), through Regshot, Sleek water, Basing stoke, Overton, Whitchurch, Andover, Woodyates, Cash wore, Salisbury, Blandfurd and Dorchester. at a quarter 'pait-five o'elock in the morning, at reduced Fares. 'no . 4 ' Ualua." Southaseptun, Lythington, I yntlharst, Wint Nester. and Basingstoke, II artferd•bridge, Black water, and Bagshot at* four inside coach, every morning at past ' arrives • at the- Coach and Horses, Southampton, by five,, This is a mesa .dellehtad eonveyanes to the Isle of Wien, Jersey, Guernsey, St. .Maioes, Havre de • Grata, Chet-berg, Re. • The proprietors of the wave coach hope to receive a con. Saga:meet that support which has hitherto bela experlanowl sinepthe commencement of the " Union." The " Charoplod,". new light day (*Ouch to Dorchester, in is hoses- only, through Hagshot, Blarnrater, I, l ,witts•. stoke, Overton. Wititcharels. Andove7, Salisbury, Wood. Yeats; Cashasore and ICond:ord, ar." a quarter past five in the mornirg.,—Tins Proprietors of the above Coach are de. terminal De expense shalt he-spared to render tithe first orporayarwa on the Wasters Road. , bath and Bristol poit coaofies, Woad' Cbippeabamb Carese, Marlborough, Newbury sad • Rending, every " Express," a new light four inside post coach to • Carlisle, Penrith, and Whitehaven : goes with four horses and a guard all the way ; passes through Appleby, Brough. Botra:-, Greta-bridge, Richmond, Cat terick, Boroeghhridge, Perryhvidge, Doecaster, Newark, Bawtry, Grantham, Stamford, Creetham, Stiltoi, Big gleswade, and Baidock. Sets out in the morning, and performs the journey with the greatest facility, at It. Fares.—Passengers detained on the road by its;ntias, or pleasure, have the peculiar advantage of Vaeir seats brine secured iu the next coach.—The only direct Coach to Car lisle. The New Royal Patent Mail, Cambrldite, through Ware, Buntingford, Dockland and Royston. evening, at half-past seven o'clock, Sunday, at a quarter before seven. Kendal, Lencestir, Freston, Kirby-Lonidale. Bolton, Morley, Ovnakirk, and Qarstang light Post-coaches. every afternoc Tbh " Royal Exprese," new light tour inside post-coach, to Inverpool, In 214 hours only, through Wart ington, Pres tot, Congletpn, Lawton, Neweast , -..-,* Rudgly, Knuts(ord, Stone, * Stafford; and Litchfield (only one. night on the road,) every afternoon ; arrives at the Saracen's Mewl inn, Dale-s•.;-.et, Li verpool oiext evening, at 7, at Reduced Fares. Wakefield four -inside pest-coach, every morning and af ternoon, at Reduced Faroe. Chester, Newport, lith,:echnre,h, Tarporley, Namtwich, Northwieh, do Midilleveich, light post-heath every ufter.-oon. Sunderland. Stockton and Yarm light poet-coach every morning, to the George Inn, Sunderland, at Reduced Fares. RIOUNTAIN'tf Express," to Manchester, Winslow. Con gletou, Newcastle, Weisel, Wolverhampton, and linuts ford, new four inside post-coach. every afternoon. Only one night on the road, at Reduced Fares. Sheffield and Rotherham new four-inside Post Coaches, every morning, called " The Express," and also " The Rockingham," every afternoon, at Reduced Fares. The " Royal Express," new Birmingham light post coach, sets out every afternoon, carrying four Inside only, passes through Warwick, Leamington, Southern; Weedon, Oaventry.Stomey-Stratford and Towrester, to the Saracen's Heed, Bull-street, Birmingham, early the next morning, at Reduced Fares. The " Empress," a New Light Post Coach to Hull, Lin coln, Northcave, Howden and Doncaster, every morning. at eight o'clock, to the Cross Keys, Market-place. Hull. and also the Rockingham" in the aftrrhoou at two o'clock. Hertford, Ware, Hoddesdon and. Cheshunt Coach, at Re duced Fares. Tottenham and Edmonton Coaches daily, at eleven, past two, five and right o'clock. '*• At Reduced Fares, to Leeds. York, and Doncaster; Luggage and Fackages at only two-pence per lb. S. A. :MOUNTAIN and CO. resisecttutly acquaint their Friends and the Public, that they will not be account able for any Panels, Passengers' Luggage, Writings, Plate, dm. otmore than Five Pounds value, it lost, stolen, or via waged. unless entered as such, and tr.e Insurance paid for a .oe,finglv, ,it the Saracen's geed In.. Skinner-street, Snow hell. London. March 11, J. Rumpus, liolborn, bookseller—Marsh 15, R. T. Herbert. Fetter-lane. oiltuan—March IS, T. Mitchin son, Great I)rigialit. Yorkshire. grocer—March 17, J. Hal ley. ot Lineokshire, monster—March 17, W. Bar throp, urn. Ki.tpleon-upon-11•11, and W.Oarthrop. jnn. late of Urariford, Yorkatrlre. Woolatipleri—March IL 14. John son, Sliancr-street, Bishopogate-t:ert„ eobinal-maker--. March I'. M. Fisher..Tintern, Mornonichs , ilre. shopkeeper —ll3r.:h 17, S.ll4rdwicY, Bitoinghain, bullder. tihICT:I.FICATES--3isitun 14, . G. Rivers, Judd-street, Brunswick-square. cabinet-maker —J. Washburn. Great Nlarlow, Buelalghaurshire. wire-ma nufacturer—W. Bradley, Loath, Liacosnahire. linen-•lreper —J. Price, late of Little Malvern, Worcestershire. dealer— T. Parker, jun. Wood-street, ho•ier—J. 13•ckeeroa, Alders eate-street, leather-seller—J. Paul. Winchester, mattater— G. Wilkinson. York, linen-draper. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. and T. Burt. Portses, ironmongers —D. S. and .T. Haw kins. Burnham, Essex. oyster-merchants—W. and E. Gray. Birmingham, nail-ironmongers—S. Dill and F. Arlolinens, Slope, Dorseishire, flax-dealers— Nicholls and W. Grif fiths,Shrewsbury. mercers—E. Bramwell and J.Newhould, Tideswell. D<•rbyshire, butehers—R. and J. Tebivt. Cock hill. Itatelitf, cheeseniongers—A. Ilatherill, W. 11.•.) Its, T. Dill, E. Burned, and R. Rooke, 31sucliester. warehouse men—T.llayli, M. itutlidge(stbninist-sti;K fI. Butlidge,) and J. Ramsay, Sionehous.? 11i ls, Hist Stonehouse and Stoke Dauiarel. Devonshire, millers—W. and W. G. Mat thie, Liverpool. sail makers—T. Moir, and W. Whrel house, NN.wicli, linen-drapers—lt. Lloyd and W. L. Sum metfield, Coventry. brewers—J. Hail and J. Hopkinson. Guntliorpe, Nottinglia.)shire, inaltsters—R. Preston and It. IVhithy, Yorkshire, solicitors—T. Robson and T. Clark, Messina. Sicily, merchants—S. and T. 'Flionitliwalie (executors of D. Thoridliwaite), , T. Thornthweite, and E. Hughes, (administrator of W. Hughes,) NA. coach-builders (so fir ns regards T. Thornthwaite and E. Ilnrhes)—W. and C. Crossley, Aylesbury-street, Clerkendail, cheesemon gerl—J. Blackburne, Dale, J. Blackburn., llawford, T. Claug:Jon, salt-makers (so far es regards T. Ilaughtnn)— J. Tobin and J. Adamson. Rye, surgeons—B. and F. Der ring—G. Gunn and G. Richards. Sherrard-street, square, silversmiths—A. Kingsford and M. loge. Wickham breaux. Kent. millers—T. nad F. Blaktr, i.indlield, Sussex, shoemakers—J. and W. Freeman, Norwich, carvers and gliders. AVERAGE PRICES OF CORN IN ENGLAND ANb WALES,FOR TUE WEEK ENDED FEB. 15. PER. QR. A. 11. PER QR. C. d. Wheat 4O 7 Oats l7 9 22 10 Beans ... 25 7 Barley 28 3 Puss, ........ 30 7 Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, com puted from the Returns made in the week ending the 19th day of:lan. 1823, is 355. It'd. per cwt. FROM SATUR - DAI"S GAZETTE. Ftite.—Yestertlay /110111illiN at one o'clock, a fire broke At the Court at Carlton-house,-the 21st of February, 182 a t on the premises of Mr, Miller, baker, Carnaby-mar. present the King's Most Excellent Majesty in Couucil. His - ket; which, together with the adjoihing 6onre , were rum _ Majesty having been plensed to appoint Lieutenant-General &rely destroyed, but the exertions of the firemen, and a the Honourable Sir Galbraith Lowry Cole, G.t.R. Govern- plentiful sit!. ply of water, stopped the further prozress of or of the island of Mauritius; he this day toot; the nitwit the conflagration. A fireman attached to the Sun Fire oaths appointed to be taken by the Governors of his Majes- Office way severely hart by the fill of a rafter. ty's Plantations. LONGEWITY.--Witilin the last 4 months, five persons have died, at Medimurn, Lticestershire, whose united ages amount to 399, viz,— Mrs. Sarah Letts, buried Oct. 31, 182 4 2, aged ;S. Thontits Illihnins, buried Dec. IS, 1! 4 2 . 2. eget ;S. Henry Claynole, bwriett Dec. :1, 152'2, aged 77. JantA Gregory, boric 1 Jan. 3, 1523, sired t 3, William Mara, buried Feb. 15, 4 , 23, aged it:3. Dating last week six persons died at tile noritimuse, in Nitro'. h. whose arse amointed to 4ti7 years. The el.iest was itS—the youngest 71. Wevriree. —The tri wher this week has been variant'', her tan distinguished by any eircuilistauces that calls fur particul ur remark, ex..ept en account of storms of wind. 'The quantity of rain fsllen here since Saturday last is 7 rectos of an inch. Strand, Feb. • WHITEHALL, Fin. 20. The King has been pleased to appoint Ueorga Marquess of Tweedale, Knight of the Alost Ancient and Most Noble Order of the Thistle, to be Lieutenant sad Sheriff Principal of the Shire of East Lothian, in the room of the Earl of Had dington, resigned. WlllTElf 1L L. Fen. 21. This Gazette contains an Order In Council, dated Friday, the 21st, revoking a fJruier order, whieli prohibited for six months, from Nov. IS, the transportaii:m of arms and au - munltlon to any port or place within the dominions' of the King of Spain. or to any port or place on the toast of A rice, or in the West Indies. ; CROWN-OFFICEI, FEB. 21, 1523. lIIRRIR3 RETURNED TO RERVE.IN TILLS PRESENT PARLIR- 7 MENT. BOOM:Calor tivitipoot..—The Right Honourable Wm. Husktsson, in the room of the Right Floncinimble rieciige Calming. who has eeceFtrd 0111 , m.0f atm otitis Alsjesty's Principal Secretaries of State. COUNTY OF DUOLIN.-I.lelit.-Col. If. White, in the room i.of.ll.444lautiiton. Msg. are. r v or Virigtmrsrace.—tilf Edward Hyde East, Rart. in the room 4.."r7 Le h, r"::.l.lnhcapts accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. * . City OF eIIICHILSTER.—W. S. Poyntz. of Cowdrsy park; le the sanity of :Sasser. Elm. Ih tbetooss of the ltoa. fleshisson. who has accrptakthe office of Treasurer uf his Majesty's Na?).' ' THIRVONETKit. ' . • ;I I Ii SAROMETIR. ettOCII. I o'clock. at sight. . Feb. —..1.---- 40, :.% •• • . .3? • 40 34 30,?7 1 tluttly 17 M. .. 31 38 34 .18 'Cloudy 181 T.. •• .. 34 41 •40 00,80 i st o rpry 19, W...... 43 43 38 • .40 1 Fair Z.), It. .. 33 44 40 et, 8. „•• , 43 -48 - _ • ,119 I.4*.ir • 94, F. •. • . 44 49 tii . ,4 0 i.tltnrily ,32 I StJrmy 70 AIM/ATV NS Tata] 42 ditto t •-•• s • Of L. These mirke..ll. ire Irish Afenthers; those marke S. ere Sc itch Members; those marked • are County Mint" b,rs ; those marked t are Members who are reseentrt ted f. r the services they render the country : and those print ed thillrs are higenhers returned from places le the sating* is-sesta isitlesskiegalleawriseeciaane 'ess. porcions. E. 11. .4•Conrt. J. D. Alexander, Jaates Alexander. +(i.. C. ..talrobus, +Wahl Hon. C. Arbuthnot. Mottoes .%ttwood, Ititteht lion. W. I;auwed, Cal. J. Itaill:e, S John Half Edward Baker. Pitignt lion. J. M. Berry, tiloit. N T. Bathurst. I Vise. Dernard, Lord Binning, Don. B. B. eerie. Earl Bre.r;..toek, Gen. Priiges, +James I•Jaires Brown. I Chas. Brownhw, +John Calvert. +tie Canning. *W. It. Cartwright, .11ar1:ress Chandos, G. N. chrev,. It. L. (Vide., Sir M. Cholmley. Lord H. &icy. !John Cle S +Sir G. Clerk, IF. J. Co:let, Sir C. 11. COote, 'Sir J. G. Cotterell, + T. P. Court. • t'r.nborne, Samuel Crawley, lion. E. Cost. It. It. Davis. Henry Dawkins, R. Dawson, I J. R. M. son. StW. R. K. Douglas, Gab. Davet 'I. D e c W. T. Drake. Vise. Ealtnor, C. .R. Ellis. liToos. rerc Fame, 'W. 11. Fellowes. Ititirtht lion. W..V. F.:L. gerald. *John Fleming. Charles Forbes, I Matthew Fo; +:-./r R. Gifford, D. G. Gilbert. S 11'n. W. Gordon. ,-!/. Gott:burn. .1. C. Grant. If. Pantile m, R. Heber, Itnelit Hon. sir G. F. • oltowle , ql Ilill, ti. +lnn. llatme.i, +Right Hon. W. ilaskisson, ton Jolgye, 1 llon. King. I lion. T. Knox. +llan. I. Legge, I E. I'. Leslie, +l'. F. L-wis, S+Hon. lI Lin&ay, tLord Laaraine, at. IL C. Lowther. J. H. Lowl:ter, t*Vise. Lowther, +S. R. I.ushington, *Hon. H. P. 14 . g l Richt!. Magenis. *Lord R.. Nlntiners, *Lord C. S. Nlanner . s, John Nlansfi4d. P. J. Miles. !•.ir C. Morgan, G. R. M0rr . ..0., sir S. B. Morlond. •F. a. Nino tv, Sir P. Musgrave, +Ali r:atel No'an, Sir G. Nievent. +Sir P. .11. Oninuntry. S+sir J. Osborne, +lion. Sir Poget„ Peurse, +itt. ;t. Peel, %V. Y. Peel, +G. 11. D. l'ennant,+Rlght C P:unkett, 11. Porther, I. M. (1. Prendergast. !I o:. U. Rice, A.Raberleon, titig!A I lon. F. J. Itollinsoo, R. Chas. Ross, I Right Hon. T. Sk, ffington, T... 1. Smith, I W:n. Sm) th, +a lon. U. Somerset. I %V;n. ritoart. (Armagh). Win. Thompson, Lord J. Tornshend, F. 11% Trench, .! Tries, lion. A. P. I:itdon, Fier. raltetart, + Rt. Hon'. ‘lal!aco, lion. J. 11 . Ward. +l?obert hare!, Chas. r; rem . K Jag. Wemys, +11..1. iVilmn!, W. Ir. C. Wilson, Thos. 11s03, *J. S. ‘Vorylev. k Ches. W. Wv:tn. TELLERS—R. J. %%it not, S. It. Lu.i *** Since the above list was composed, it has heen'f.itiv-I incorrect in certain particulars. The followhig Metub:as, it appears. did not v to at all on the questinit N. Calvert. C. S. Carew, N. Gaskclll. 3. Cr:At:tn. Sir It. W. Guise, W. lishlimand, lion. R. Ne% lite. Richard Power. 3. Smith. C. Smith. 13. Tierney. and E. Webbe ; whilst tht• mimes of the fallowing were omitted : lion. li. C. !Sonnet, lion. G. Lamb. R. T.atqurtw, Lushingtqii. It. W. Newman, W. nicAf 1. , 1, W. Stewatt . which bring, the number nearly to agree with the to .41-. r rei:orled by the 'frilers. The Niajor.ty we believe tit been correct. The foliowing is a sititnuary of the 1•2:-: Nista bers who composed the Majority. viz: • • •' 7 Scotch Members 3 noted' ..• • 2 Irish ditto a ditto t • 13 County ditto 61 in belies* . 31 , General 10 ditto t • Those in Italics are Members returned by flut'Ore tenures Cr Ho rgage-holders, or self-elec:ed Corporst,ox, al having a direct personal interest in the vr:ry rutevtion qa widen, as Represen:atives of the interests of the netit . o At large, they gave their votes in opposition to Iltosi• interests. Tue Member. fa. Old Sarum, Can's, Adiersham; St. Mawea, ttc., all of whom fcrmed part of the 124, may he adduc •el ie evidence of the infCrence here drawn; Raid on the other .ide, John and (leo. Smith, ned G. Tiernry, who appear to have been in the House daring the debate, ht.t who, by oar corn cted list of the Minority, rppear not to have voted. Of the former, as ilurgagr-ihold-proprietors. it may he asked—Did individual consittrrat inr:s rredom!tv.:to over a regard the interest of the nation ? and of the lat ter, as a Representat;*e of a Bufgag--tenere, it•ma_y he asked—Was he ordered- not tst v. ter — Mei 13rcregletnt, and two or three others who occasionally Beppu' t the rilidependeutatde et Parliament, whefe were they? • . . . • • . Gdr.a44 of 'tiatitrtlity inntaius the aviro:ittmet.t t:f Itiettuod Parr; of Lintwotiehl,"E:•q: .0 he Sheriff of iiv• rotitayar iihtim, in tile room of that L» Pritchard, of rewalter, Et , q, and the folio ving atneininient npoteth,i * Roll : Cardigan, George Willi tits , Parry, of 1,v:1: A t , Esq., use•te ticorge Williams Parry, of Lynintle, E t.i. . '~.~ '~ ~ t+ ~; ; 1 ark ' I P I • ;.••