The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-01-24 00:00:00

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I". . .• Ditto Ditto Psalm miss. ~ Pit h) Ditto biliaacus. lemmas. b'titentlap. Roeseterriane. *{spoiler. (en. Staten & et °Within. Attorney. Mr. Red Lieseciases. les London. serenest. Jan. 1% Mant il"l ' ?"l. oandball. Attorney, Mr. Page. RueOast Modern ToroPam as, • s l. sil'ar, glaret4 maidap. to sit soLD eV A UCTIOW. • ! . r . "La ".• & lad M ar l * .• it • Lis r 7 coi). 1110, Pl•ow•Nortb-ottoot, Redti. By Mr. LAM:MON. • IL Lorpoosk__ yme-strook Os the NV's, 14. SO , Staullemilledlroet. 11100. fob. 1$ addillosobOalldhsLo rood. oft MN IDIDAY. Jan.* at twelve p tief Adamescposet ad firsodmerost. Diesethea'hflbe Preprietors. J.B . s impo=loee. Phan THE Goildise and (h.ds s l HOVINLMOOD If. Pb. e $, sad a, at Oulld FURNITURIC Plato, Liss, Chico. Boats, NM% 4 44 Vl:anat. almliblf o r 4 t o . filtrates Roqulihes, and numerous giber s ie r t.. ft. dos, Limped, merrim Ilistreb 4, at Dallas% Loudon. II To be viewed ea Tamil premsfog the Sale, _bled tam. :. i midoi. lopes ssm he hod, aod of hlr. ". It t a 11 ,e 4 4 7 Bellew, Linda' Wall, coati Roasts. 'Nadine!. sear Ludgate Iltraild BI add httreh . 4, at actidhalt. Attot sheet. bpitallieids. FROM Lint /3"s LuNDOlf G 4 A. Dooll. sou. Ore wish. Ono a at Goildball, Leedom. Atoms .v ' iiht:rtAity ?Roman nls.. - Z,l, la. IPS atV14161111.1 ••-•-•—•--. alrA22.oFrbeg, Jam MINS . " 4 "/ 4 404-1 4141. 14 ir rPlattroa a l- Marte xtreet. 4. it Ist Reghoodbmf Dragoon Gterda—Lieut. WM, in*, • o g. Riehard-street,Comms from half-pay lUD Lt. Drag. to be limplesrat= C. 29 1 rek• b . tad Met a 4 . it U O'Hara Ilkisios, wine exeleanges. rod** Ilse In Ulsmos. Burr -street, East thaithfl c----- t PLA4DEItIi XIII. +411110•-. . Vissaro, Jan. 4.--6inoteal abject; of grant isonett- It 4.4 'at to di Uneasy have base decided wittiest aws i a pi: tee titio Ikea t. The ken. eet ilisi tree the the *lnes. of odour ME 'wow deelneed, that One was A . hi si d es fi g inanintog with die IllteMitittions which tone fleengto ef Serenity just:V ol t* their people, bee that ettielente win oo to the astabilsberet of soloo . general priapplea. laid down the dawns)* that every nation. Isaviog a history .f itA . own, preesti4o its owe rain by fosuaking in Coaeiltation ea hairs bads ; nod dial it cats Weer barerr for the 'Omega SO ildlr t h e i olgriata Mit *lonia set y, ' = of 7 • of thb twitting Mato Mato of Geriway, he raconneeded to the attendee of the leterposttrs of Use 13th Article two prised Poi Phu* t saglifin first. that tills intapretatiou should be coaforniable to the spirit of the sensarehial system • Neeond, that it should tend to sapport the fede ral ussi:sa. It has, therefore, been laid Gown as a prin ciples Ilte all the Constitutions of Oormaay, int, that every element which wiedld tend to a aspartame from the tuooarehial spirit, is inothniuible in dm organisation of the Herniate States, since. with the ezeoptiou of the four free cities which are under particular tiororousenta. the mosorehlol system» alone is to govern the Stases of the Confederation ; that all the Governments raeognisini the supreme authority of the-Germanic body, represented. by the Met sitting ut Preakfort, the rising and pones, grained Ivy theta to the assemblies of die States in their reentries must not be in opposition with the rights and powers of the "client repmentatiou pf the Gasfedera tion, which is the Diet of Frankfurt. Thee two priori plea suffice to excinfle all dcuiagogical Harlem front the deliberations of the States of the rariouatirrusan Gorernthents, by imitating just limits to their rights hod powers. - FRAN II FOB T. J AN. 14. —Tie ('Gaither Of COOMOOrri at Cologne has presented to the Prussian Illosorthy a Ille• minim on this restiota—" Mull the Woo be free to the Sea or not ? r ' 'As Holland interprets the 144.A/tide 4 the Act of Coogfroo. it relates only to that Witern.ll oavicatton, so that the Rhine. o unlit be free omits whole , eiseree,-but Holland might impose tvlint duties k pleased at atooth. The Memorial endeavours to prams, bi egt Milky of the lhoch Tolls, and by the Actlani, that this is not the real sense of the Arno"... . ; .. Piterey-ernare, setgeoe, Jae. ChoWWI. Attorney, Mr. PIO- • lambent, Jae. tk Feb. 0. and Auorney, Mr. Craft, Clan- I . mon PP. 1.. ..4 .•• nitro Ditto Pay 11 1 0 se one Volease. being printed ealterv t , • - - ---- Cboopest plate in LOodon to good CARPOTS, HEARTH RUDA. and ). is al lin, LOW/ MlitE. yip,' T. STIRIU, Amy at Woe so l or Ali Wefts pole a soshi frieeds* orders Om Prefirir /all smugly 641111, and every stride warranted. • mote, Wool Rags, Table Covers Marts, sad Dip • 00. et we, toe priers. ,: B. Fit •to observe, it is the ON Mop, No. I IR, Liar sal au eotuvericat with sty i 1 noose in Loodien. ITER-PRO4W ROOTS, Re. road-melter. den. SC Feb. S. Attorney, Mr. Parnell, Church , plumber, Feb. 1, 8. sod Mareb Attorneys, Menem Greven and 111 s. I s ar uw4 bei b rs; gleseinitisi et uildibeil. Attemmy, Mr. Commercial-road, vietualler, Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Aithflel.l. ITV`Lees, Lailkilreet. BpitaHletds , potatoe-usereltant. Jan. IR Feb. t. mil March 4, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Moesidadleeh. J. Tyler, %Werth. Sasso:, spirit-merchant. Feb. 9. 3, and March 4. at the Swan Inn, Petworth. Attorneys, Mr. Tyler, Petworth ; and Messrs. Williams and Co., Gray's tam. M. Davila, Great Wild-street. Lincoln's-ian-fields. coal marebant. Jim. 96. Feb. 6, and March 4. at Guildhall. At torneys. Messrs. W. and D. Richardson, Walbrook. a dtwi . Replotted of Foil. fidattis—rCed. A.U. Wee& rat sseikjor. rise Sir S. D. Jackass. appolatedt• 1r of of Ilse Royal Staff Corps; Cot. Sir R. F. Odle, verbs, A. C. S. )o be ;monad major, vice Woodford; Brand Lieut.-Col. T. Steil* to be eaptaia of • comparty, glee Mei H. P. Iloeverie; 'ensign sad J. W. lehilllek to b lieutesaat sad captain, rice Steele; Corea F. W. t, gaik , hoe the Yd Drag. Chards, to be ensign aid lieutapaat ; gift Sestimek. MOBLEY, Ste, James street, Covent-garden, . • s oup *e attention of the Public to his superior breasting Hoots and Shoes ater-proof by pre peulbility of and nwlatitro pesetrating through • IL NNLIY has not oily to boast of an Iteration that Wiwi tie 'wan) evils attending wet feet, but 'hit the leas and Shoes made by him are 'writings' I. quality , rillwansl'ip, and fashion; for the tralli of which aggerllssi keit refer to Gentlemen of the first reepeetability. who bvs hueogsed him with their decided approbation. bib Iteenotit of Foot—Recond LIM. W. Cuitle. frees half-pay Ride Dritade, to be ensign, sire 11. Francis, who iragiE l :teettrlog the different,. To be Lieutenaels—Famign C'. Warted, whit est rte. ale, Harrison. deceased ; Ljeut. P. Cheape, frees calf-pay 93d Poet. vlee J. T. Barlow, who etelianges, racelviat the difieressee—To be Ensign, Klitilpla. Pates, from half-fey SIM root, vice Warren. ditte--Captain IL K. Burro...res. hoe halltpey 19th' Feot, to he captains(' a company. vice T. String waves, who exchanges. frith ditto—Resign J. Ilamtell to he lhottenstat, without purchase, vice Ilarponr, proairsted lkentiestuut Collet A. Ansel!. from the Royal 'Military College, to be iniign, vie( Hassell. 73th ditto—lieut. H. (i. Brooke, from half•pay 94th Poet. to be lieettmant, vier J. Cameron. who estimates. kith ditto—Beat. J. O. 11. Num. from trifimr of the regioorni. to be lieutenant, vier J. K. kisudue, who en dears. receiving the difference. RIB- Brigade—W. M. Mood. Gast. to be seemed lieute nant, by perchase. vim Brow n. igg • promoted. Rot al Staff Corr--fstol. Mir H. D. Jack... K. C. IL from the Coldstream hoot Hoards, to be colonel, eke at, I. D'Urb3o. fd Royal Veteran Rottalion— Major P. O'Keefte b eager, fres rid Foot, to be major, %ice Ablest, whom eipolatmest has nut taken place. drh role I Veteran Ilattalioe Lieut. J. Hischaesa. from the late ith Royal Veteran Ratmilon. to be liestmensk Roberts. 1 ... not v•fr • els llohlra7s4;l-130E11:2sei l tr . • the late I Ith Royal Veteran Battalion, to be l Buchanan. where arpoitametss has not Mi l e piers Far .lg. J. likkoood to So adjomm. Hos Tarok. wheat iew poistment has nut taken place ti• lord Veteran Rattalloi-I.kmt. J. B. Halpin*. Asdhs the late HO Royal Veteren Battalion, to he lieutenant, vice W. hl 'latish, whom appointment has not taken place. 9th Royal Vrteraa Battalion—Licit. R. Lowe. from the late 19th Veteran Battalion, to be lieutenant, tire (ialpiee, whose appointmed ha 11 , 11 taken place. Htsff—Cul. R. D. Jackson, K. C. B. to he deputy quarter master-general to the Fumes. To be Berrackshlasters In (Irma Britain—Major T. Amory: J. Hicks, Gent.: T. U. riot. Gent. Hospital Hteff—Assisant-Wirgeon J. Dunn. front the 9d West ludic Regiment, to be surgeon to the Forces, vise Brown. decors. d. Commissions signed be the Lord Lieutenant of the West Riding of the County of York. T. G. Pl•zseral.l. Rig. to be depots limitemant. Yorkshire Hussar Yeomanry—U. Tirernan, Gent, to be cornet. DIVIDENDS. Feb. 19, T. Harvey Greet Vermouth; innkeeper, at the 'Norfolk Hotel, Norwi ch—Feb. it S. Hale, London Miters. ilsboperste-street. at IQ W. Neilsoo Li yeepooL merehent, at the George len, Liverpool—Feb. IS, E. Admit*, ItiernioNham, parer, at the 11"oolpaci. lon, Illeminebunt—Feb, 11, J. Milliner. (14-chambers, Bishops glatemleset, mercies/oat. at Guildhall—Feb. Is, J. Perks. Orbits!, awrehant, st the Commercial-rooms, Bristol—Feb. I. C. Sbarpe. PoubookseUer. at Guildhall—Feb. 14, W. White. Chalked ttry. , Gloucester, listen-draper, at the Bell Ins, Gloucester, CERTIFIC.ITES—Fee. 19. J. nawan, Union -street, Siomers*-town. eabinet-maker— J. P. Hall, Liverpool. 'merchant—T. Wya:t. St. Job e. Sou/thief& stegmeoaell-master—G. Heath. lath road, dealer In pietist's—B. Clark, Bieullisgham. tarps:ra; maker-8. White, ilinitiew-kaast. Wood-street. Cheapside. Ihniingliase. putter—J. Lee; Bristol, edge .11F: Bosopfold, ,NewoostleTepoo-Tyuso • Gosport. merchant—S. P. Hollaud. ;bp and seed mereivant —8 Callen. Russia-row t %riot —E. Tanner, tit. Danstan*e-hill. 111811111 ostoelslM—.l:Collios.flatopsteod road.see eager-41.1810R tAverpool, merehant --W. Mason. New P feetioner —T. -Mitchell, Commercial-road. soriniralte, Lis erpool, enrretotot—H. Thompson, greet. Strand. baker--.4l,,Staas. jam. V wee% PART:VERMIN% DIHISOL. Ilit-tofaisst llartry, P. sauce, drliglois-diklosl, "'S "•!!- eels. Pamm"Pnrs! yINCOMMON GOOD TRAVELLING, from ‘,/ the SARACEN'S HEAD INN. SNOW-HILL, To YORK, LEEDS, EDINBURGH, and all Parts of the NORTH. fear Weide Coaches, the best horses/and keep excellent Time. By 11. W. MOUNTAIN and ('o. SARACENS' IIEAD IN\, SNOW-HILL, LONDON. The follow/ins Post Coaches, Mail Coeds's. to. set oat Irso tie Saracen's lived loin. Snow The UMPIRE, a ogre Lilerpool Light Coach, wily mkt Spkt on the road, earties Four Insides sod Four Outsides; about tsar) da) at Oen oTloek, mites at Liverpool neat Merseen at Six o'llock. through Dmistible. Wooluirn, Lsthbury, Nortlianigioa, Welfoni, Latterworth. Hincislat. Athentone, Liteltleld, Stun*, Rugel), NOWOSoIIe, karts -ford, Illarringtoa. aoll Prescott. MOUTH AMPros. li-yailngton, Whsehester, sod Basing .sitthe. Nee Four-hash% Coach, at heltpast Seven o't'lnek Us;the Morning, aegis. at the Doiphio too 'Southampton , riveeCIOCL-1114 ia a moat 4• l o l l4CediveY*4.l l o Ifif lakle WWII, Jassy, thmetitsor: St. !haloes, Doerr de Draw. Cherg, Se. SHREWSBURY. Wellington, and Shighall, Post Coach every Evening. at Fire o'Cloci. guarded. EYMUUTII, Dorchester, Mae t% L oh* Braißesesie. Sou Pao et wetarouth Packets to Useroar). hakes, It. REII)LT !a venger--u.Pisums. —sm.,— : • . , ' - • Bond-strawy, eom emcees le el NOP Lt, MC. 10.--Dillearbillifil f14r0110.. oilman—T. Sat- rhomp ,,,, n. Etrier. mewed in this capital about the end et. ammet K " • nigh-street, !Muth- °Te""; ON al-9 1 : "Ja"inll • lob* 4 0 011 " . _1111411•1 iiipbl.4raipem at the heia4 diet liddg,' • reduce them to dßelplitts and obasiimsOc. is- : . ) 0 1 ' : ; 5 _ 12 %„ ..d. now. tuienee et which he lull a strut number adios .,i , were my aseestail and mien ad: taton-sonaro, *Hors „,, t ,. tgemoa•—iitssleeltied "'""" •- tsieziegs _ austaire. trotms to revolt, and they determieed on the death of ltalrord, plumbers— their Chief. To arromplisli their purpose, it was neon. •sser. woolataplem— gory to draw him fr his palace in the night time, open i a, clothiers—Milne an occasion which altsolut..ly demanded Ms presence; , il ic WWI "WNW .11INFINFErl• "MITT, 1111111impur - pararn, Nod, and 1:1‘ekltl, Wolverhampton, Stallbrd. Hoare and Hoare. Clrencetter, Uloaerater , terse?, EXILTER, Plymeefit. We) mouth. Dorr•hnter, Falmouth. Dartmouth. and Saltsbur), New Pest Coach. every Morn ing at Seven ullock, Strough noniron. .Ixeniesti v, lirid pert, illearlford. Basiarrioke, and Barrhot. 4)%..rhur. Hart. and °revisory, Willa, and Millar. Laneaster, eltton-spinners—Rloane and Sloane. Northampton. lace-manufaeturers— Dupuis and Dowd., Wesimill•lrr, wax-chandlers Turner, Glossop. and Ro berts. York. ironfounders— Messrs. Mercer. nasingitall- Metwt, bisekweli-hall-fartors—Schulze and Dean. Poland street, printera--Oppenheimer and Rurtnester. London— Hopkins and Petrie, Riches-court, Liar-street, London. brokers—Croft and sheikh. George-lane„ London. surgeon -Gibbon and Oibbott, \Vatting nigh -street. mast. oar, and block makers--Pett. I%hite, Cleutitano, and James, Wormwood-street, Rishopsgate-street, tea dealers. 4 7 - presents - ; nerorangly, on the eight of the 311th of hisveyeaff„ the insurgents bet lire to the quarter which wag Inntt,st to their barracks; hut the Government having bite pre• vionsly instructed of their design, saved the lifb Ibit A im .1 it 14 NM content depriving of his office. The conflagration destroyed one thousand five bambini lionises or shops, and increased considerably the numbtr of unfortutia.e persons who swarm in this capital. 'I he urxt day, the new Aga called together the officers di this band, awl summoned them, in- the name of the Grand Seignor and of the Government, to assist io• rr establishing miler and tranquillity. He calmed their enraged minds by his prosesice, and annonueed an am nesty to those who had Athl:pied the life of his pre decessor. a ~. N ATII and BR ISTOI. Fl) ing Poat toadies. through Clap penhata. Caine, and Marlborough, et er) Afternoon; arrives at Br. May., the (ire)hound Inn. Bath, and the London Tavern, Thomas -street. and the !Oman. Brktol. next Morn mi.—Coaches to Well,, Bridgewater, Taunton, Exeter. Plimonth, IiONTI*. Spalding, Peterborough. Stilton, and Hunting ilatioysl Mail Coach, sets out e% er) Evening, to Spilsb), lift Grimsby, and Hull. • DUTCH MAIL. MD% New Light ('oach. called the Rockingham, sets outgrew) Morning ; carries Four Insides oat). and goes re rtabl) °as), a iih a Uuard throughout. Passes through **ford, Newark. Retford. Ihmeaster. and Ferr) bridge, to thsOolden lAon, Leeds. nest Morning.—Notwithstanding the mbeesuroa expedition of this Coach, it is allowed to be she most agreeable anti complete Public Conveyance on the North Road, bring unuqualled in Accommodation b) any other. B INERUPTCY SUPERSEDED. J. Birphisn4, 11ells.aiest. (Word-road, boot hnd shoe arailuractarer. Ruschdi Mohammed Purim, lately appointed Gover nor of Bosnia. has been dismissed; he has hero suc ceeded by laid Ali Uschelklcddia, the Pitch& of Adsia norle. fhe fate of the Armenians is not yet decided upon,: in the meantime the sale of their property is going ur.; and many'of the richest limts, .lu ' n-s, and Armenians, have been obliged to go to this sal e, and rnrchase sass valuable articles, for which they had not the least fancy, The cold seems to set ,twits to the ravages of the plague. GLAI4fitDV, Longtown,Gretna-Green„lnaso, Dumfries, Browahld, Thornhill, Iginquhar-Kiln, Canmoek, and all parts of Scotland. a Post Coach (Daily). I'iIKSTEIL Newport. Whitchureh. Tarporley, , Nantwieh, Nortbwich, and Sliddlew ich. Post Coach, every Evening, at rive &Clock. YORK. Scarborough, Whitby. Shields, Sunderland, Ne w and Ediaborgh. mew Pour Inside Coach, with. a Guard throughout ; sets out every Morning at Eight u'Cleck, way of Newark, Retford. Taileaster, Darling ton, Northallerion, Durham, llorpeth. and Herwiek.—Pas sesgers finding themselves fatigued by the length of the balmy. may rest whet time they please, sod then proceed O without any additional fare. HULL. Novitiate', ilowden. Thorn. and Doneaster, Post CoMetriery Morning at half-past Six o'Clock, to the Cross ItMarket -place, Hull. ND.% LL. Lencaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonadale, Rollos. ai ay, Ormsklrk, and Denting, Post Coacbes, every Ar tiness at Five o'Clock.—Guartled. itaitutom ouutt, Swindon. Ranisbury. Illungerford, tml Newbury, Post Coach. at Seven o'Clock in the Morning. CARLISLE. Penrith, and Whiteltsven, Four Inside Post road, and a (luard all the way.—Passes through Iletin.gh 4:y: (hetes-bridge. Richmond, Cattcrick, llorustgit- Welherhy. Aberford. Douroster, aid Grantham. %M it every Moraine, and performs the journey w ith the limatast facility.—Passengers &Wolof on the Road by WA " ple • have the peculiar advantage of their seats bola; secured in the Next Poach. LIVE/Mout.. Warrington, Knutsford, Stone. and Liteh kid. Post Coach, called the KIWI; LATOII, every ETPlllialr at Five &Clock, to the Saracen's Head lan, Dale-street. hicerpool.--Duarded througliont. NAM HESTER, Congleton, Scum/tie, Wel *, and Wolver iainpion, Post Coach, every Afternoon.— livarded • BIRMINGHAM Post Coach, with a Guard, sets out ever) Afternoon. and reaches Birmingleim nest day at Noon. Pa ine' b% Oxford, Ruston. and siltipstonr, to the Saracea's Read. Rall-street, Birmingham. MINI/FIELD and Rotherham Post Coach, called the Rentusensx, CM% Morning. SUNDERLAND . . titockicti. and Yarn,. New Coach, every Moraisg, to the George Inn. Sunderland. WAKEFIELD Post Coach. every Morning, at half-past tilt o'Cloek. BRIIHiENORTH and Walsal New Post Coach, every Els s i n. CLAY's original W.AGGONS and COACHES, to Ncirhur , Swindon Aldbourn, Wootton-Basset, Laushoarn. Chilton, Reading, and all places askjacent— DMI-, PI:W. MOUNT.% IN and Co. respectfully acquaint their Pl lekla awl the Public. Sint they will not hr accountable for la y Pircels. Passengers' Luggage. Writings, Plate. &c. of :sore than Five Pounds Value. if lost. stolen, or Damaged. as such. and the Insurance paid for accord .9l7, Milk Saracen's Head Inn, Snow-hill, London. 11 INKRUPTS. C. Chubb. Portsee, ironmonger, to viirren let Feb. 3, 1. and blarch 4. at the George Inn. Portsmouth. .Ittorney • Mr. Minehin. Norfolk-ylreet. !brand. J. Putter, Ishbosern, Derby, dealer. Jan. 43. Feb. 3. and March 4, at Guildhall. loonden. .Attorne.s, lir. Black, Slue ford-street, Black friars-road. J. Roberts, fared.. York. woolvtapier. Feb. 41. 141. and March 4. at the C. urt Leeds. Atiorneyn„Mensrs. Lambert and Bun, Bedford-row, London ; and Mr. Mourne, Leeds. N. Ore, Lento's. Nottingham. lace manufacturer, Feb. 1, 3. and Illareh 1. at the Thing Horse Inn. Not.inghetn. At torneys, Mr. Wells. Nottingham; and Mr. Taylor, Fee -1 tkarstone-buiLlings. London. E. Patrick. Liverpool. gun-maker. Feb. In. 11. atul3lnreti 4, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Attorneys. Mr. John. Palsgrat e-plare. Temple-bar, London; and Mr. Hughes, Liverpool. W. Ureter, Baldu yo-street. City-road, grocer. Feb. 4. O. and March 1, at Guildhall. Atturne., Mr. Brunet, Shorts ditch. B. tlarke. Newport. Isle of Wight. breuer, Feb. SI. 111. and March 4, at Oniblhall, London. %moor), Mr. Allan, Frederick's-osec, Old Jewry, London. W. hers, Strand, boot and shoe.maker, Jan. 0, FA. 5. and March 1. at ti 111 .all. London. .Attorneys. Messrs. Hall and 'Xilleet, Greet Jame.-erred. Redford-row. G. Brown. liridge-read, Laulbstk. tallow-chandler, Joss VP, Feb. b. and March 4. t London. Attorney. Mr. Bovrden. Aiderniauben y. J. Festoon.. IVaratard*Gurt, Tarocinortson-street..l44ll - Jan. 11), Feb. 8, and March 1, at Oullitludi. Attor ney, Mr. Blanafesd, toilet, ,wer.hill. W. Rabbet.. lira !jos.; assage, Rrd Lion-square. po t . tatee-merchant. Jan. 43. F. h. 3, sea March 4. at Guildhall. Attoraer, Messrs. Pr' .e. 14 Mims,. and White. Old-square. v-iisn. W. Buster awl J. Wartotcu, Casir-street. Nouthwerk, 11"t-manufaeurers, Jan. V. Feb. 8. sad Mara 4, et Mild hall. Attorney, Mr. J. Pail I.s, Weaver's-hall, Basingliall. street. E. Denson. Birmingham. victualler. Feb. it. It and March 4, at the Wool Pack. Birmingham. Attorney', Messrs. Egerton. and Co. Gray** lion-.quare, Loudon ; and Mr. Ben son, Birmingham. J. Farrington, Lit erpool, merchant, Feb. 4. 3. and March 4. at the 'York Hotel. Liverpool. Attorney's. Slca *rv. ‘13<..8 and Hussman, New Bridge-street, Lort.lun ; and Mr. Lens titer. Li I ergo. J. Riley. Leicester. greeer. Feb. ft, B. and Alert+ 4. it the 11`hrec Crowns lima. Leicestt r. Atto•set r. Mr. Cooke, Leicester; and Mr. J antra. lily-(Lace, Holborn. C. C. Wrathell, Lancaster. 'levier in coals. Fob. A. O. and Mardi 4. at the floyul Oak Inn, Lance ter. Attorneys, Messrs. Veil and Brodrick, bow burch.yard, Loudon; and Messrs. Wile... and llicgin. Lancaster. .0. C. Peregrine, Hakiu, Pembroke, itopkreper. Jae. it Feb. b. and March 1. at the Nelson Hotel. 3lilfnrf. Ai. tosneys. Mr. Patster. Pembroke; and Mr. Chilton, Exchi qua Office. London.• R.llm.hhs, Redbridge, Mou'llamr•on, coal and timber mer chant, Feb. 1. 4. and Morels 4. at the Meek Haan Inn. 111a ehester. .I.lturneys, Mr. Foam'', Andover; Hants; cid Messrs. Brentridges and Barnes, Byei's-buttlings, Holborn. Prreasncitc it, Ds:C.V.—On occasion of the birth-day of his Majesty the Emperor, a most important Ukase has been published, by which all the war taxes imposed in the year 1812 are abolished. This law is to be in force from the Ist of January, 18211. The benttits which his Majesty incessantly confers upon his subjects do not a little contribute to increase their attachment to him. It is remarkable that this winter has continued from the first day that snow fell in October till to-clay ;iu ge neral we have thaw three or four times, or even more. The cold has been in g I from 5 to 17 degrees of Bestow, and yesterday evening the wind being high the thermometer was at degrees. VIKNNA. JAY. 4.—Count l'hurn, Secretary to the Anstrian Legation, has arrived from St. Petershurgli with dispatches, which are supposed to relate to the late measures taken in Germany. There has been no conference for this week past ; the Members of the Congress are mnrh engage4l in the Uons mince. We expect here shortly his Imperial Highness the Viceroy of Lombardy and Venice, and also her Ma jesty the Archduchess Maria Louisa. 'I here is a report of an approaching meeting of the Diet of Hungary, in which her Majesty the Empress is to be crowned queen of Hungary. 1513111.1 M, J. B.—The labour. of the Committee ap pointed hy his Majesty for drawing up the future repre sent:obi, Constitution, still continues, though the Minis ter oiState, flaron Ton Humboldt, no hunger tikes part in them. It is said that Bavaria, Wuttemberg, and Baden, design to adopt a COMUIWI [aril( of duties, in order to promote commercial interc‘.tirse, if, contrary to expectation, the Vienna tott„re,s should not be able , ' to agree in general measures for all tlermany. In Aistrra they expect, in every case, a diminution of the duties. In the course of last year there arrived at Stettin 74( 1 ships, and sailed 530; at Palau there arrived 792, sailed PM. Cneitsiu.sons, JAN. 4.—ft is reported that the lions, of tioldachtuidt and Co. of London, has undertaken, upon suitable conditions, the payment of the debt of 3,C00,11(91 of Hainbargh boner dollars, whirls Norway is to par to Denmark according to the convention of Ist Sept. lilt& Our Journals hare Dow published the report of the Dover ode of St. Thomas's, respecting the ravages caused by the hurricane on the 21st and ttbl of September. The de ' sage dune to the plantation" is estimated at 400,000 dollam West Indian currency ; an.l that do .me to the Curt, the Itetteries, the docks, and public buildings, at 15,900 Spanish piastres. Hie Ituperidl Highness the Archeake Constantine trill set out to-tiny to return to Warsatv. DKr. 20.—The day before yesterday the tub, was at 25 deg. of Iteamur, yesterlay morning at 31, to-day at 29. May, JAX. I.—FPOIIII the eninnienernent of the navi gation to the 11th of December, there hwe arriwil here 1141 *hips: sailed IM. EXCX 4,4011 OX 1411NDOX.—Jaa. 7, 11,-334, 33 7: Jan. 14,-35 44, 35 a. EX TARO/ID/N.4R C I'S.ITIOS ►N 111(111 LIFk. A case of a most delicate natitre has, daring the last week, been under investiga:ion at one a the Police Otfiees of the Aletropoli.. It appears that :shout two years ago an exalted persior,ge had, by means of artful devices, and by is , sitinitiif the character of a foreign merchant, prevailed on a yonng wiintan to Tilt her ri`t• lions, and reside at private lodgings under his protection. She heratme pregnant, and he deserted her, on a facts she rentrned to her friends, explained the ariilicrs that.t bad been Used, awl asserteu :liar attempts had been titodif by her seiliirer, to prevent the exposure of her slitgrace, in a way espressly forbidden by the Jaws of this coniarr. The relations or the poor girl complained of the ontra g c, anal dem:faded lei:res., lint their efforts were tinara)litie and the solicitor of the individual ratm.:l the young. it min t o b e apprehended. mud conveyed' to a Pollee Office, where she teas compelled to swie.r the child , t which she did to the • 4 " -• ••• * " , and she was then told that she must go to the norkbouse and lie in. Ifer parents,. however, althorgh in Intlidde life, world not su b mit to this disgrace ; anit, PI - yew humanity of some benevolent persons, sue was provided with the means of purchasing. baby liner, and proettrine the nec es s ar y attendance during her travail. Sim!! the birth of the child, tla parish have (tidy allowed seven shillings a week for tits • parent and her infant ; hut a benevolent Clergyman. tilling a high station, has . .forded her occasional relief, in the expectation that the exalted individual would nut matety yield to the yearnings of nature, anal repay him. . Disaapointed, however, in his expectation, the Rev. lientieman wrote a pvetty strong letter to the individual . and his solicitor, stating, that unless he was repaid, and some further prnvisien made for the young woman and her child, the umtter wovlil be wade psibiie, and crimi nal proceedings would he resorted No. Thii letter, it seems, was :Interned, by the ‘41111'1 1 11? to he indivisluai e , into an offence under the .tatiii• fur sending a thrrasen• ing Inver, and a warrant was issued for time appeeki:- 'ion of di.. Reverend lien•leman, itch ini.a very priced. hareination, he was ordered to 6:id hail to appear at ths Messious. _ _ Accounts from l'unhaven, of the 1 lat. state Om Ella to he full of floating ice, so that nu 'veseel cast go oat tof enter, for whit b reams it had not here posuble to for ward the flausburth Mails of the 4th and 7tb. S i__ .(4 t 1 :4