The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-11-23 00:00:00

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London, on or befoul the Xith day of Ja. .IWare, ISIS, or lo *faith thereof the . , will he pereoptotity /ezetudftd 'tile beef* of the said _Order. , abloglion-t. 3. HINDMAN. &hater for the Complity. • • • pr e ,Bl l 4 r ti, cont oo rect pahi or il.,s.,t res uf re n el it ly Aw inr N a a r„); hit. of the )117ATE lAMtr,filf POSremorife tillafter the ifaueral bey fate, ars lioje lly, ichei !IT tattee; :ioosois e ' ' 4 4i64 0 .' • Ma If skjor to be Captain of *Troop, without poi *sift Lleatassei Jobs Wrath. Waillnott. from Isalf.payottie Regi ment. OS tie tienhemsot. 'ice Joan *mottos Irving. olio t*- damp". setetriug the difference. *Meant ems Duncan &Mire. from the 9.24 Lisle D I peak s* ; Assimeot-Sonienn. ricer Hart, who stir . ' litleelbt ti aAs the Yid Light Dragoon., Illts t 'J abs Easton. from the 47th Foot, tit. be '''SitM: : ' ale. who them ogee, larle=l In 41 ' t i lt:. by Pa rs 14' . eke Ellis, who re Esem the 90th ttglit Id - of Pam. Lieotesuset-Colosel John Jordan. Is speetior Field•JOilkor of She Willi is t h e lesion Islam* to he Liemoragnt Cohort. vice Dotslism. who eletiverm 7t,, Ditto, Passover,' William Adair 11 , 13•6011. from the half. pay of di sim e (liiih . foot, to, he Paymaster, sit e Justine lfremad, who eaagss Qehrter . ke Lambert, from half-pay state 14th Fogey to be . er. vice John Hogan. who exchange'. 1214 Dia*. Mole Robert Carew. Duns half -ply Ode De Font, so Millman . vire Joasolos; Priestly. who est . _47tb DM% i see Gone Rides's*, from the 15th Legirdtra --.,lis be sloe Ili, on, who emboss" ,Wm Milk 111111ame Alexander Craig. teem the 88th r -lit PO tee a half Company. vim Themes Campmast, Ile *leas upon the pay of tie eat row. ti,..., Itirlei Awhonnt-Surgeso, _Rohm Mark, M. D. from the Drapoas, to ha 410110.041m*50a 4 vies Kenny, /oases illalisa &Us!. from hatflay Oft . to bur tameenum, vice adman. Smelt, who ,4 wacks.4,4 soseSsiv she dlifereice. thAill e. ses. - Comer. Omit. to be nisi's, without per. fi ller 111 4 Diptll. derewet, NS Bee t Uismosaat•Colesel Fells Oilvert, nom the ;Ja be itmimmat -Weld, by porthole, vieeLetich, .., Ilajoi ' "i% India Ruggers, Ensign amides Richard Vox, Dam Iffilb Fset,to Is Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Ram skill IlreilJetires, terers—J. Mills and J. Balboa, Hodder-SAC isrusgrowls.r. and W. Smith. Manchester, tottna-manufactorers—Si ' R eps, _ J ..Moorliorse, r ~. Thr'sacre, *niers in Vertsaine pow ink itgdersba nod • Dialed, Kingitownpon•lhaineS ho6e. The Menlo Price or SUGAR, for the Vftek, ending Nov, Is, hr47t. Hid. per Cit. Average Prices of CORN of ENGLAND and W ALES, peA wafter. from the Reiortdi f ending Nov. ]f i t Wisest. Rye I Barley. , thityteass. Pea* I 04544,- Sky.. S. o. i S. 4 4 ) . 26 4 Ia: Ala r 4 TM. ilni tyros pnblithei. prit4 I*. Bd. .... W - ELECTIONS upon th e DRAT Ff of Sir 84 &WEL ROM, 1.1. Y : in a Diseonme delivered as alreet Chapel, Nov. 8. 1418. it ' . - B, THOMAS 114:1,13111Ahf. ' 44 Konse.ye not 'Ant there its Prince aod a ;real mon tater* 'llll4 ty r--tsim. iii. aft Plitgril- JUL Bowknot Hunter, tioempor to Wii% .11.0. a. 11*. 72. Si. Paul's Conneh-“irti. Mir...may be hod. jut published. both.. woe Author. The ?ItItSFINT OTATF, of ItELIOIOUS PARTIES is 161.48/111 RitPRESRNTED sad IstPßOVeityl is a Need io lisseopotreat Cloyel, QM. 111. 10184 as s. s et 1 fes. a. el. I s. d. 61 0 , 36 11 FRENCII PAIPERS. ORDONNAKCE of THE ICtN4. • ; Nov. IL a Leah, by the greets of Gal, •• La ". g of Friasei sod Navarre. " To on theses+, Mill seethes, presents; greeting ; . 14 We have ordained, and do ordain as lotions:— a Art. 1. The opening of the Session of the two Chambers is postponed to the 10th dap of Liaemobet. In the present year. • 46 Art. 2. These presents . shall-bit foliated in the Balletin of the I.sws. 66 Given at Paris, at the Palace of theTliaitterlee, the 18th of November, in the year of bar Lotdl 1818, and of oar reign the 24th.• . 44 By the Kings Vigned) (Counter signed) " 144tN Illiskibter fieiriettri.=" The sentiment/bleb was. passed on IL mi it . ranee and Reynold,' talkers of the lit • hit fp. forkpe, in lely last, namely, of siz menthe intpri• segment, to pay tt bee of 3000 francs, nod to give •liiisely for a similar sum, has been conbnied by Ibe Royal Cook. The Court of Cessation will be oetaiiied "n'eit Thursday upon the care of Detain, .coudemned ter death by a Decree of the Assize Court of Weans, for an attempt to murder by mottoi of an infernal machine. • .1. ~ . .. „ QUlXO'ff,,aottellllll6ll eetth VtNTY . - ir. • POYR ENGBTsGlll.lfmmilehatilkilts4llHlLKSt . . R. A. wos published Mt day. /Nimes, tir T. Bedell mid W. peek's, Musa. JOHNNY” NI WCOME 1N THE NAVY. Sr JOHN MITFORD, El. R. N. The Slob Pert, With three Plates, price ts. &l. was Wilda, poblished. mid the two concluding. Part will he pobliGhed no Abe 3,1 December, tbensfere those Gentlemen who wish to have this • Work r Weir of .ume,swe remumed to give Immediate orders Inc bin ITFORD'S JOHNNY NEW COME. We Noe lusty to mewinw ' dial ill the enrly Parts ere re-printed. to show she very datteritig tweeption the life of a British Sailer has met _ Come. He rten-brwrn Mose, all torrents' braving, Areitt she se descri he thus Anise; Come. Shift. epos my lalmers shine. • For Johnity_Neweeme's on the Li ae. Published by gisesemed aadCo.; and J. Joliceloe, Cheep. ode. • .L `s- -- • -'l4 I nu n spsisficssirs, STAFF. Liretriii*Ooliseli H. C. R. Versos Graham. Gam she til Pow, be laisertiug lirk4d-011eer of the Militia is the sap. site Junks. whin e>( uses. Vassiset re, Em. law PayirissTrof Detachasests at Liver. Tan * sesl. title Payifiaster ne's Recruiting District. -- MEMORANDA. 010 VISF. - I 1111 e M 1 of liorevooTie Ceres, Appdated to the alb inot. °or*. 35tb of Sepleather, 1518. dimdil have the letter M.D. alit vd to It. ,• The appetantent af Mr. Winks t. S Jibe to he nomad I.lea ,tentot is the lUle Brivide, *a the 17th of July 181 b, has bees asseelledi 1~ TO THE +BA Tang.. A New Swirirail Week. price oily b. 61. %rare o sam inhon in the Bedrordiairo Yeomanry Crtvalry. shoed by johe 11114 . en ta te b r&o ru f / e lm , Cooley of Bedford. rrHE NEW BON TON " MAGAZINE ; •r, Temp i , (,•e • inv., The No ober. t o he puhtiohesd• l M 'the Ist of December. •1 1 he exits-m.lv imerestine. Part of hoe Cilidenis. ‘i: s—T.,s L Mery eastratcsar is the 'realpot, or the Tea Trait oprosr-'-Tbe Diving Bell-The Post, 'Greek its the Sites, the Devil to peg' worse the anessii floors-. Flea 1.4 cremating Fowrg-Koyal•Glosicester Cheese -Tie Eppetor Alexander and the Wile r oi mg erb _.mo te itpaakeisi. vii, Ladv Bel U—, Hsse. htio 4 and tool' M.--A-Vse Ministers peasie.l, or the Great Dolt oat et his Neatest. t. tite. 0 4 * 14 the Seventh Number. pelitishesi ea the Ist Novesabee r r.givett four Portesits, dnrs pane wf the wespeat No pains or ex pence is spytti to strike the Rim Too the met aiming, as well as site liest atigastee Pithlished by J. Johnetets, Cbtipidg. troat To of the • v N ot h e e it .sK WIRACE ,111df :M eelleut Time, RAE ycE : t BErtlii. N Netisi s G E.I h p oll itwiNstO O e ? t rusi i T it47:Ao. urses, DOLLdouwT:l.l LONDON. r LN : e;:s: lie dtilMrii~tlg pat Coaches , Mail Coaches , fie, set out evert day at Qfru o'Clock , arri,es~st Liver n. 4 east Afteragoe at 8i: o'Clnek. tbrn Ah Dwain le, Wooharn, I.atghury, Noriletiapton, Welford, LtAteraortb, Hinckley, Atherttone, Litchaeld, Steer, Reply, 'Newcastle, Kingsford, Warring.' tam tad Present. hOUTHAMPTON. Lydirstan. Winchester, red ammo Woke New Four-ioside Coach, 'st holf-past Sewn o'Clock io ,', the Mamie" arrives at the Dolphin Inn, Southampton. by Five !eclat .—This is a mast delightful coorejonce the Isle at Wipt. y, Guernsey, Si. Haloes, Havre do Grace, RY, Wellinyloo * and Shares), Post Coach, emu .limeitie, at Fints'elsek. jrawrded. • 42/6 Uolerbi e l at lealliaTifabDthiln..4ooover.. Mho e ste w is, every Afternoon. The llVAMsnath •Pacisets to Geerasey, Jenity, Alderney, St. Ma foes, tr. /31EEITP,11, Plymouth, Wipanatls, Dorchester, Falmouth, .Dartimatth, A ed Solishery, New Post Crick, every Morning at Sewe l l o'clock, thenoth "bonbon,. Au:master, Bridyort, Bitusifooi, •Biainitstake, ad Bousbot. BATH me - HRISTOL ilylpg, Post Coacbmtbrougb Chip pie Caine, ham; Calne and hilarlboreash, every Afternoon; arrives , ' Mi. May'. , ItteGiewbemoillint4 Bath, and the Laudon Tavern. Thsauts-,trees, And the Span, aristol, ;text Moraing,- 1 - Caftan' to Wells, Bridgeivatar Taut/tan, Exeter, Plymouth, BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilloa. s and Hunting nos Royal Mall Corset, sets inn every Beddiug toSpitsby, Louth, Grimsby. and Hull. LEFDg New Light Coach, called The Rireltiagitani. seb out every .Mternitsct carries Four :Inlitles•SolelYp i tt/1974 markably easy, with a Guard theoughaut. h flamftrd. Newels*, Rotfora.+Dantoster..and'Pefrytwidge; 'to the Golden Lion. Leeds, ;mat Moraimr.-.-,Nnortith#tandiag unrommod expedition of Ibis Coach. it is all..wed to he the: Most operable and complete Pablic ConoeYasee 'ln the North Road, .being unequalled. in Acconsmokit too by, any other. GLASGOW, Lae town, Gretna-Green Animu s Dutaftles Braurehill; Thornhill, Sonsestutr-Kiln, •Citrostatk, •Kligsswelf, l and all parts of ScotiLtd, a Pont Cuaeh (Daily). CII E.ST ER, Newport, Whitchurchurib, Tarporiev, Neat wlrb, North/rich, and Middlesvich Pont-Cosicb, ever' Even • tog, at Five o'Clock. YORK; Scarborough, Whitey, Shiehic, Sunderhlnd. New ensile, and Edinburgb, new .Fortr Inside Coach, with a Guard thr'ughnut, sets nut every Morning nt Eight (MI ick. by was of Newark, Retford, Tadeaster, Darlington, Norshullertne- Durham, Morpeth. and Berwick.—Pas,eagers finding thern. selves fatigued from the length of thi journey, may rest v. ha , time they please, and then proceed on without auy additional fare. DULL. Northcave, Howden, Thorn, and Doncaster, Post Conch, .every Morning at half-past Six o'Clock, to the Cross Keys, Market-place, Hall. CARLISLE, Penrith. and Whitehaven. Four Inside Post Caark„ and a Guard all the way.—Passes through ilrough- Appleby Ll Greatu-hridge, Rictus° Catteriek, Romugh bridge, Wetherhy, Aberfard, a •scaster, and Grantham. Sets nut every ;Warning.. and performs the jrWriwy with the greatest facility. Passengers detained on the Road by ha-iness or pleas-are, ihaVe the peculiar advantage of their seat, bring secared in the mat Coach. KENDAL, Lancaster Preston, Kirby-Lansdale, Bo ls Charley, Ormekirk , and h arming Post Coaches, every Af.ev. soon, at rive o'Clock. Guarded. MAR I. 1101i0 UGH, Swindon, Rannbury, Huneerrovt„ and Newbury Post Coach, at Sevea.o'Clork in the Morning. BRIDGENCIARTH and Walsal new Post Coach, ever) Evening. • LIVERPOOL, .Warrington, Kitesford, Stone, and Litch field. Past Coach, called the •Ft SOVI.AT , •II. every Evening al Five n'Clock, to the SuraceL'a (lead lon, Dale-street. liverPool.—Guarded throughout. MANCSIBWrER, Wirniftw, eargleton, Newenetk, Walsal. aril Wolverlasnapten, Past.Cracihetwry A ftertason,. guarded. BIRMINGHAM Past Coach, with as Guard. sets out every Allerareen, sod rearbeißirraingham nest day at Noun. Passe, by Ovford, Easton, and Shipstoae, to the Saracens Head,. Bull-street, Birmingham. StrICVFIELD and Rotherham Post Coach; called the Envittuknow, every Morning. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarm, New Coach, every flacnitag l , te tiorGeireo ha, Sundedind• WAKEFIELD Post Coach, every Morning, at bait-past biz o'Cloak. . • • R. CLAY'S original WAGGONS and COACIIES,CnNew %tory; Swindorr ' Aldhoters, Wootton-Basset. LlostboornS Hunger feed, Chilton, Readier/. Gaut all place adjaceot, D ally. MOUNTAIN and Co. respectfully , icaantat their Erased' and the Public. twit Ihry will •141 t he accountable for tally "Atrireht,l'amengers'Laggage, W Plate. thc. of more than. Faye Parards.Valise, if lost, st or damoced. unless en , tereil MOW_ ,_cb and the laterAtce paid for accordingly, at the V.irices's grid las doisii-W -Londe% •1 Farm TEI LONDON GANITTE, Nor. 21. - ins Hoye, ifighoesit the Prince Rent, ilt1;og the name sod on the behalf of his Majesty; does not require that the Officers of the army should weer any , other mourning, on the present melancholy occasion, d than black crape over the ornamental pa of tbH cap or hat, the sword knot, and on the left atil t with the following exceptive', viz. : Officers on duty art lo wear black gloves, black crape over the erneato;ntal pod of the cap or hat, the sword knot, and on the left arm; the sash covered with black crape.; black gorget ribbon, sod a black ciape'scasf over the right shoulder. The drums are to be covered wijth black, and ,black crape is to be hung from the pike, of* colas,- Stiff of infantry, and from the `tinder}-stat and trumpets of cavalry. When Officers appear at Court its tlit4t uniforvn, they are to wear to black crape over the ornameotut ipartiof the cap or hat, the sword knot, and on thet , left arm; a.bLack crepe scarf over the right shnutilf9 black waistcoat, breechevotockiog., end buckles. By command o f his Royal Highness the Ceellta . matider4O.Chief, HENRY CA [NARA. Adjutnat-General. .didatireliii-Olice, Nov. !O. His ge l id highness the Prince Regent, actin] is the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, does wal l require that the Officers of the fleet shoold wear ear other—mooed:lg, on the present melancholy o 'iota, with their undress uniforms, than black ,crapes on their lift arias, hats, and sward knots; nor with their dress uniforms, than black gloves, and: bleak crapes on their left • arms, hats, •and sword ki;ois; eacept at - Court, when they ere to weer aloe Mark waistioals, breeches, stockings, sad Imbibe; nor that the Officers of-the Rays! Marißes showid weer:any Whet mourning with !belt uniNgps &$a black ensiles on their left arms, • itats,biar !Ward/ knots; escept on duty, when they are to ire., also . black glove', and the sash covered with black picot ribbons, and black -crape scarkseer, .their gig,ht ohouiders; and except at Coati, was"' t glsey are to wear black crapes on their left arms,fiets.- ind sword Laois, black crape scarfs over. their right. Shoulders, and black waistcoat, breeches, stockings, sod heckles. The drums of the Royal 'Marines are to be cover. 4 ed wilts black, and a black crape is to be hang from pike of the divisional coloar-staff. ._—:"!•"'".. • J. W. CROX.S4, Wer-Olics. Nei. 11. sori a rTetty..pototeproms. 11th Regiment at tight pracistiatt. Brevet • Cieetemiet:trifibet Rickard Oiaalatisabetieetesont-Catoopl, midlevel purchase. Brevet LiettleassKolonel James liouchier to be Major, vice Dipgins. To be Copal* of Troops, wittiest parrhave. . Captain Stephen White.froro half pity et th..1411t 'Lien Ora ' goons; lad Captain . thiberly g fruits half-pay orate /th tight Uritgoom %ice it,,, A in eir . 13th Regiment of Licht Dragoons, Cease! Tberiohllas fritter, front the 112,1 Light Dragoons, to be Liceirestarg-r- -.-- without purchase. . RANKttlikicy surropazo. A. Jam*, Clemenra lane. Lombardagat e altellgIsllt• BANKRUPTS. • T. Shoats, Blaritfriore.rotal. woo/lemOtalsor. Pie. VI. Dee. I..stap.,,L at GoWIWI. Attorney. Mt. Parrett, Threadneedle. slotirt. • R. Flaw*, sec and J. Pollotk. Wakefield. wonktiplen,. , 140,-111. Dee. I, Jan. 4. at Gaildhall. Attorney, Mt. Parry, jas Sevi-mwmpe. W. Allard. Sirmlarkant. stab-hipther. Der. S. 4. Join. 4, at' the IlasirMotel, Lmanington Priors. Wartilikshire. Attotry. .fie. Lippashers, Matta • ewer Shropshire. • J. Utitrima. Ilallseels clothier. Dec. 21. tt..Jan. t. Nl* Cast-basise. .• Attorney, Yaws. Lamberts mad Da..rioal ev aa.sqoare and Mr. Illoone. teak J. grocer. N• . . 91, Dec. 1 0 14 a. f.: at the M i ami. Nottingham. Anomie,. Mr. Yearn hold. Majr. mid Mews. tionemed Cm Temple, • alOoa. WilltLianaltathire, aormadsise. Jes. Ilk at •11011. Atterngffl Una 112-z-s_ J. Atte* arid .1. Ware..Rnikeritiehe null, Nersiondsey, on and colourless. N0v.21. Dec. 5, Jac 4. ;It Dal!abaft. Attot- Dry, m . Towers. Cas , lesstreet, Falcon-square. J. owin. Whitectoo-street. cbartestl-oserckant, Dec. 2. S. Jan. 2. at Guildhall. Ationiey, Mr. Rose, Last-street, Red Lion-sqa Are. M. Unmet/. Wilree4treet, Gray's lan-lane. etnrkeeper, Nev. ?S. Dee. 1, Jae. 2. at Guildhall. Anomie*, Messrs. Chap man and Co. Litfle4st. Thomas Apostle. T. Willies**, Liverpool. Annalist. Dec. 9. 4, Jan. 9. at the Lehr of Man Inn. flur.fra). Smffrirdstaire. Anoraks, Mr. Berridgp,*Hattots-gardeit g and Mr. Ward, auriterri. • E. Dicey, Oxford -street. optician. Nov. 28, Dec. 1. Jas.. 1. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Abraham, Great Marlborough street. H. Jarvis. Totteabam-enurt-road. cahioet.maker, Nos. 111. •I)ec.‘s :lan. 2. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Martindale, Gtay's Inn square. J. Mackay. Warwick street, Golden-sguare. saddler. Nov, 14. 14ec.. 1, - Jan.% at Guildhall. Attorney. Mr. Dawson, Sa ville-row, Burlington•. reel. J. Whitford. Stack Horse-yard. High Holborn, coach-smith, Nov. 24. Dee 8. Jan. 2, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. A bra- Great 'Matilsiirmigh street. T. J. Lanca••er. Cateaton-street, merchant. Nos. 24, Dec. 5, Jan 2„ at Guildhall. Aitornies, Messrs. Swain, sod Co. Fre derick's place. UM Semis. • H. Horner. Leeds, •Yorkshire. merchant. Nov. 24. Dec. 5, jaa. 2. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Luttrell, Temple-place, Blackfrinrs•rosd. W Deane. Broad-street, Ratcliffe. cnmeson•brewer, Dec. 1, 5, Jan. 2. at Guildhall. Attormee. Maar,. Clarke and Co. Lade St. Thomas Apostle. 1/WIDEN DS. Dec. 5. C. Bishop, IHO-street. Borough. linen-draper— Dec. 1?., G. Young and 6. Gleonie. Budge-row, merchants— Dee. 12, R. S. Walker, East Smithfield :tad Bristol, colour. Manufacturer Nt. 2S. J. S. Baits. W PPlnt- wall. biscuit .babee-srDec.. PI. It. Maltby. Mortimer-ttreet, snoney.scrivener —Dec. 15. T. Martin, UhiChe,ter. Sussex, collar. 1%. J. Barlow and J. Gregory, Sheffield, tronfouuders—Dec. 16, B. Moffat, hltmcbester, merchant—Dec. 12, W. Lloyd, Jan. nadott:•Stesser. farmer—Dec. 12, J'. Martin, Alftestun. _Sussex. sh•pheeper—Dee. 19. J. Currey. Wells, Somerset.. Mite. tallow-ebandler—Dec. 14. S. Holland and T S. Wil liams. tiverpool. merchisits— Dec. Pl. S. Pryor. Cambridge. tin-plate.worker —nee. 12, F.. and F. Kent. Mack.leoe, wiett- .1 eterctionts*Der. 12. J. Fell. Ratclife-highway, ironmooget* Dee.l7. J. Dickinson, Dewsbury, Yorkshire. linen-111re.- 1 Dec. 15. F. Kendrick, Holborn. and O. Tyndale, A$ ai., thsen-drapers—Dec. 11, G. M. Cos, Edgeware-rond. terms —Dec. 12, J. Slater. hlarket.street, Milbank-street. Westioin ster, brewer—Dec. 15. R. Rush, Field Bailing, Norfolk. wueer- ke.B. J..and J. Wilson. Shrewsbury, drapers-. Dee. 5, J. Turner, Bury-mill, liens, corn-dealer. CERTIFICATES-.-Dre.l2. M. A. Watson, Panama. Hampdtire. nsereer—S. Lepage. Loadoo. dealer—W.. Waite. 11uilde,sa W, plunkher--S. Hilperton, Wiltshire. hawker.—F;. G. Mayne, High. street.. Skodwell, grocer—Y. Ferrer, Hilifat. roarefacterer— J. Hemet, Manchester, woollen-cord-manufacturer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. A. Harvey, sea. A. Harvey jun. and M. in gg erstat White Home yard, .West -street, .West 9:withheld, tart sail wag xon-wiseehirrlgllts—(.. Srner. Cath. and H. Kain, Bery. *reel, St. Mary-one, warehovse-keepers— W. W illlaap. Ames-. censer, bookseller. and F. Westley, F. iar-street. stationer.... W. Kitchen and W. Bloodworth, tipper Seymour-street, Port. maa-square. piwiry-enoks—T. A. Miarhin and D. W. Weddell, Gosport. solicitors—J. and J. Bowling, Kent -street. Boruagh —R. and.). Lomax, Hoghton.lower. Lawsuit' re, Mateo-printers —P. Weans and J. Goldmaid, St. IWe/is-place, Bishops gate. street. merchants—J. and W. -Phipps, and P. Deane, Bath, ladles' ame-makers—J. Smith, Wardlaw, sad F. falkner. Vosedrester. commission-agents—T. Longfield and W. Elliott, pus., New Mallen, Yorkshire. skinners—W. Crooke, and R. Jarktion Siailwell High-street. undertakers—J. Mar ley, W. Wilson. aad It. Morley. Nn tiegham, ho•iers—J. Parker, W. Shelley, T. loye. and R. }Moth. Paddington. dealers in china and earthenware— W. Beriy and T. Lawson. Ediubnrgb, 'writers—A and E. de Theily. Great Winchester. street, merchants—C. Wheeler, T. Neu. G. lathy, and S. Cocks Fredarkk'oplacet Old Jewry, patent malt-maatifee. Funds, Nov. 16,-5 per Cent. Consols. 69 f. 60c.; Bank Actions, 1670 f. Atx 1-t-CIIArELLE, Nov. IZ.--M. Scirreibert, Pie. nipotentiary of Westphalian Domains; presented I Memorial to the Congress, which, it is soul, wee fa• vortrably received by the Allied Monarchs. It II asserted that a Commission will be eetablishecho ex. amine .end judge these matters, and that it will be held at Frankfort. Boron di ' flembeldt it spoken of es the Prussian Commissioner. • • . Pressia has entered into a special agreement etit the hbuse of Hope and Baring, by virtue of tablet she obtains her quote, previously to the period est. pulated in the new Convention by tint foot Powers. Nov. Is --It 1.4.1 d, that the beefiest to which . the Meissen et Mita and A.setrie Haw 40#0.4 themeeelvei during the lest fee aye, relate. /pa. deity to the political situation et the Jews, «the are spread oter Germany. It is thought that the eon. dition of the German fsraelitei will be amelionitedi antristm, Nov. 16.—At eleven o'clock yesterday morning, the Empress Dowager of Resale, with the Prince and Princess of Orange, and theGvasid Duke Michael, embarked on oar canal, on board the An* yacht the Eagle, for Antwerp. The Governor of Southern Brabatit went to receive lathe boundary of the praline*, his Majesty the Eel. !Lifter Alesander. The happy vital of Madentoilelle F. Garstrin, Mad. Reichard, the first German aeronaut, has jest arrived at Brussels from Aix-Is-Chapelle; she pin. poses to perform an ascent immediately. LIEGE, Nov. 15.—Notwithstanding the rapidity of their movements in their j(,urtsey to Paris, thd Princes of Prussia arrived at Ait-1.-Chapelle with out the least accident. However, one of the Carriages! , . of town. suite was overturned, sod the three persons in it were more or less hart. The first Valet-de Chambre had his clavicle broken, bat was instantly placed in the hands of one of 'the surgeons of the hoogehold, who was coming on behind. Rung. Nov. 4.—The King of the Two Sicilies, 'gives and receives every day splendid .fetes. That which was presented to him by the celebrated Bluket Toitonit, now ,Dane of Braccieno, presented a re markable singularity. The fire.wOrks were let oN on the spot where the Triumphal Arch Po erected' to receive Charles the Fifth, on his return :ticket the :renisian espedition, sth April, 1.956. . . . PLAN DEM,' DL 7104 aim BAliffltaatit MAILS. --.1111111111.-- • ButtsExa, Nov. 18.—This morning di Emprea• of Russia went in great slate it, a carriage down toy xis horses to the King's Palen, to compliaseet airti Queen on her birth-Jay. The deliverer of Flortogai and Spain, the hero of Waterloo; the Duke et Wel+ jlingtoo, is arrived withinoor walls, es well as a great many Generals and superior ,Officers of different nations. For many years past e Brussels has not been so brilliant and so animated es at this moment. Nov. 19.—The fete yesterday evening was more 'splendid than the first, it was favoured by weather quite extraordinary for the season, stid the greotoog -part of the population of city thronged the Street. An affecting scene took place in the arifin of the tete, and will be long remembered berm The Emperor. 'Alexander, after having dented with his August Mother, threw himself into her arms, and embraced her several times, with that respect and tenderness erhlab the sincerest filial piety . alo. train inspire. 'lt is impossible to express the lively ai lefeating emo tions which this otietalnitied circullss'eme elicited in the hearts of all those who *yid the hippinen to nit• seas it. The Emperor of. Russia ra tired et midnight. The King and Queen withdrew half an boor after n, without partaking of the sipper. - ,----- . ..d 11 - tAprTAt. PlitNo-10011TES -ANI) PEDAL HARP. CAlliNfil PIANO. Potrric, with silk Moat, vo p 9. two Pe*alo. Patrit . 1110 Mike Ild,meoleol. Mime *ol ir 9 afire fi ress9 ra r dOrasiarr4, roar squire Pllano-fories. at 16, j, 25. and 98Galoard pelt , Pedal; Blip, by &aid, 11D fittioens. coot 90 Ohioans. pince May be seta by day4ight at Mr. IP/mimeo, 13, I.eirdor-, Also the new improved Patent Oblique Piano-forte, 4 4 11;eir. admired for its tourb end torte. elee.aa! form. lia44 asAlerate price.--Parehismed mat npprnved of by sev e ral Royal nisei. lies ' the liability, and Public. < PORTUGAL • 'CMS daymnio pablialied. elegantly printed in Twp Ifolasant• linperiat Quoin. iliatirated by morrows coloured Viel6l4 •11.4 antlaiatic -Mots of all the Sieges and Rattles foie* In I.l4_Proittsalit derby the Lite war. price 151. lbs. it board, (piraied; by permission, to his Royal nighties% the Prime ; • Beaded). ILIISTORICAL, MILITARY, lad PLC. ILA -TUSLOQUE ORBERVATIONS n 4 PORTUGALc r - Cotapitista c Itte Millis , ' and Political Ai count of that Coatitry.., .ftwhihr_parlient period it•iwn to the present vitae, with Wm" cation, Orwitnients nod Preach Paper.. never hitherto pub.- Abed. the Author's Mill arc Iter-nantssance the Local( •INIltcY. and Pirturesooe Ohservatima. etalleykhrd WWI Views, seleetett'tor the purpose of conveying as math Military' 11 4iforesedoe as possaite. By GEORGP LANDMIANK, iii:stenant-coltatel is. the Corm: of Royal Engineers. Ulna— la Ike word, Usurps is the service el Spa* , with firer of C 01.410. Prii,te.l fur T. Cadell and W. aeries. Strand. .1 ..- ; x~