The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-04-30 00:00:00

;rt . - •rot,goP- O V. • ~'' Pate man. • -.* v T \ I •••• • - .r • _fter • AN. V • • _ , •• Vgll/ MUSICAL FUN.—Uader the Palomar ef Rh Meet GRACIOUS. MAJESTY. sh 6 Rletwesers the Dukes of York, cembondk: embriiiktailek s faerefq. On THURSDAY lest:tilla 0-10111101IIIIMATIE is die Hey ihwitet,vrillri flowelalMlAßD MIK MAAR ROW , COMU lirro Pit lisMMlNMilllesie. for the benefit of this rest mislaid by lb . ' mime Vowel end inetreisentliPdrfolin. ers Medium , Albert. Rignore IMM Cowl. Goodell. and Madame Ceepqrsee. Me, R. filaut. .Itignor .Clibrogetti. sir. keeewettee. i ches, Mr. livery. aid Mr. Tidos. Tbe Orchestra w e . Ni will he nested es the lisp on the ease rend sole of last year. war is Boa, Mr. F. Crasser; Coodector, Sir Ocetp BOWL Fad peladoes Roll be shortly enweeseed. edweipthes received. Sad Tickets delivered. et the pi t iorso b s, Joseph Reedrieit. Seq. No. 6. Upper Marple bot.dfon; at the Secretary's, Mr. T.. King. Ke an the Opera flare. 13, little Chapel-sheet, ilohe aa at det pr i s eisel Rosie Mort. Tickets for the Pit end Beam Wier/ be. The doors will open at 7, Red to bogie 110 ollect. • A. MOUNTAIN sad Co., SARACEN'S HEAD • lIIN, fleowhill. Leedom: The following Post CeodMe, Mail Combs', Ike. eat oat Rom the above Inn : "Telegraph." Itamegate, Margate, and Ceeterhery sew pest emelt, every looming, at a quarter past mesa. fa eseseqemee of the deed preference given to the ahem mach, the proprietors are determined no *spasm don be spared to reader it the Arst cooveyanoe oa that Wad. - Dever, Deal, fiandwieh, sad reversing.. every morniag. It a garter past seven. sad six in the mesh*. Bromplea, Methane. Rochester. Sittlagboorme, and Retu rn, every meriting, at a wearier past seven. Faisioetb. linymnuth. Exeter. Weymouth. Dorchester. Dartmeeth. sod Salisbury. cv . at saes. through lissites. Axminster. Bridport7 r ii= and Basingstoke. 'he "Calm.' Southampton, ILysie;rtee, Winchester. W Basiagstoke sew coach. every marelerg at eight ; at- AM, Coach and Horses. Soathsmitrnk by ave. ihspeepristors of the above coach hope te receive a ma terna( that sepport which has hitherto been esperiseced steak commernmeat of the " Vales." No reels( with seer teaches. SA and Bristol flying post enstites, through Chippea • ism Calm. sad Marlborough. every alternate, at sae. COACISO TO MILLS, SILIDOIRATIRt TAUNTON, AND PLYMOUTH. Tba "Umpire." a sew Liverpool light couch. only one light 111 the road, carrying four Inside, sets out daily ; Webers. Northampton, Watford, Latterworth, I=li Atherstone, Lichfield, Stone, Newcastle. Knots fetd, Warriagton, and Preston. Obvewsbety, Weillaglee, and Sisiffeal coach. every even lag. at he. The "Vales." Weymouth. Dorchester, Blandford, Salts- Bay. Andover, and Basingstoke new post coach, every af lisamea. et four. WITMOUTH PArlisTS TO OURItIieSY, Juliet?, csieesousa, ST. Be. ' "Rockiegbam," Leeds sew light cam. oats oat every morning at eight; and posses throve' Stsmford, Newark. Retford, Dosseaster. sad Ferrybridge, to the Gal ati, !Jon. Leeds. seat morning. altos. Netwithelaading dm emotion's expedition of this easels, it is allowed to be the most agreeable and complete peblie emiveyeace on the earth road , being unequalled by soy other. Lon.down, Gretna Green. Anan. Demfries. IhrowWll. Thornhill, Banquhar. Kiln. eanosoek, Kingsweii, sad all parts of Scotland. a posteoach daily. 'York. Scarborough. Whitby , Shield'. S u nderland. New castle and Edinburgh. new post coach, with a guard Ilmeghout ; sets out every morning at aloe. by way of Newark, Milford. Tadeaster, Dorilegton, Northallerton. Wham, Morpetb. and Berwick. Passengers fading them e/Bee fatigued on the journey. may rest what time they shame, and then proeeed on without any additional fare. Brikeaorth and Wales! post math every evening. Marlboroegh sad Swiadon sew four inside coach. Breech Masers. Reading. Lambourn, Pluton. Lydlaglon. Pewsey, Wool°, Basset, Ramsbury, Hungerford and Newbery, every morning. Bootee, Spalding. Peterborough. Milan and Hentingdo• 111" Mail Coach. every evening ; to S p ilsb y , Leith, (Imiy and Hull. every afternoon. at six. Carlisle, Peeritb. and Whitehaven new four inside Peet Coach: sees through flrotigh. Appleby. Gretna-bride, ljiakwead.Catteriek. Boroughbride. Wetherby. Aberfoed. Doncaster. aed Grantham. Passengers detaioed on the road by Maness, or pleasure. have the pec u li ar advantage of their seats being secured in the nett roach. Mosehester, Winslow. Congleten. Newcastle. Walsall, and Wolverhampton post-coach, every eftereiloe. Wakefield post-coach every morning. Medal, Lancaster. Preston. Kirby-Lonsdale, Bolton, Ma*. Ormskirk. and Garstang post-coaches, every ef astesoest Five. 1 1, Warringtoa. Knetsford. Stow, Seaford. sad past-eonch. called the • • Dellance.” everyvade& bike Illetesee's Head Ina. Hale-street. Liverpool. CleMlr e Newport. Whitechoreb. Tarpoeley, N mg amptwieb, Vallthdi. sad Middiewirh. post.e•a* every (. hashalsod, Stockton, and Varm comb, every moreing. Ihs &Jorge Inn, Sunderlsed. RAW and Rotherham post coach. tailed the Rocking ham', Ism 'morning at eight, and the Nelson at Nine. A. MOUNTAIN and CO. respectfully aeleaint their =sad the Public, that they will not be aerosol any Parcels. Passengers' Luggage. Writings. Plate. et. ofaore than Five Pounds value, if lost. stoles. or da amalfed. mess entered as suet'. and the Insurance paid Ibr aeollhogly, at the Sarseen's Head lan. flaowebill, Leedom. Hominess psgina nostra sapit. Our page relates to atait.—MmiTs at. Jest published. price B. in boards (Fifteenth E dition). THE .EGIS of LIFE: a Non-Medical Commen tary oo the indiscretions arising Irons Haman Frailty. in which the Causes, Svmptoms. and baneful Effects of Lass Venoms. Gonorrhes. iiitridure. Seminal Weakness. &c. are tally developed ; Part IL contains some remarks on ed.- lain Female Complaints, in particular Sterility: Pert 111. embraces Practleol Observations on Steens! Debility. Self Abuse. and Mental irritation, with some interesting ishiterva oa vegetable and animal life: in Part IV. is a Series of Cases illustrative of the preceding subiects. 0 1 0 04 " urns is a hadliar manner• and the wbole addroesod to the _ ~°"*.h aid Maturity of both asses. By 00811 s od Cs. •-°"ulting Surgeons. London. Nature heads Omnibus ease dedit. si tints eognoverit eti.--e Laminas. X . ifter &area to all tile fond of bliss suppl ies . 1 . 14 0/ 71 9 0 i applications marks tar rise. 41:ga! be had at 20. Pateranster-row Pldl-Vaiha 174. Pie esdify 10. Princes-street. Soho; &I, Fleet -steel l Flethilmei 4ok West Malthfield eh^er 4 "' 44 2 1 : . Stevesfola s and Co.. lurks sad otstkli: .I)7l..ipswieli; Barrett end Duffield. Rath Co.. kberpard. Rri« „ 4 , 1 4k r, 1nt • Catahaialte 3 Headle y. * Leeds at ell 11 ,4 ' t. .—Ketsys. GOSS and G 0... am Ro t he— -*. "at• every dat e at Mein ry %Ft nveggloi h ouse; sod PoUrsts to t mitisuer for A 9 dr ilinen iee inthi"Mesillairviejtii"eb ram f°11:31911.4 oz rrio „,,,,th. erie. W se nr ott ld..— E f un% Ol t S .str re sa t! Lo Ce sion. . M. R. C.. gar- _ e for 146111. i., to, ra , was ces. tsi Is. Uri published, Nes 45., thee thttip4sit •. sorrel:ad to the prim* dais, glitossyss sunbaltis NEW PRIOR-600C ‘l4*** ; «Oils& merest seem* of all dal fre t killotaila • most sualseat is brisk • • ' Wows. *atom. Plumbers, Mamas. Glaziers, Smiths, Careers, revises. •• soil PapeMbsegsrs. 'WM a great variety of oast amsallsl faltrsWaa. Origheally mempilml by Joint 1 6 111LLIPS, sad mernestad threnagbost by ma 4111111111110 SW* W r:1496 "Mated by assignment from B. sad sad Co.; tor BOW* Cradoek. sad Joy. Patemoster-mew ; sad ashriri term bookseller in tbs United Kingdom. - GGIY'S ASTRONOMY POR SCHOOLS. this imp was published, illustrated by IS beatnik! Plates, pries oily M. toady bowed. the Seemed Edition of ECEMENTS OF ASTRONOMY. fsailiady pistol's the moral Philemon* of die Heavily dies. sad the Theory of the Tides. to which is WE* estuarial. Set of Question for iewdesdoe, Ibr the t Pd tig u i th =ligitse. Akesided Hl aollll9lls " of the mew Author. By Jon,* GO V, torteedyProdiesor of Geography, Odle Illoyel Military College, Great Marlow. load's: lodated for Baldwin. Cradoek. sad Joy. Pater aliNer-row. By whom also are pebliebed the tiwitig • 1 porde? School Books of the sale author. whit— I. The BCROOL GROORAPRY, with DEMI Mile, 7th eau dos, tarka Ss. booed is red. S. Tito POCKIT CYCLOPEDIA, or Mionellasy of assist Reowiedge. 9th Edition. limo. prism Ss. bowed. S. New BRITISH READER, with 17 Wood Cuts, Sd Edi tion, prise Is. N. bound. 4 Smoot. Caws:unto Boos for logineers, on Gee Writing Paper. 4to. New Edition, price & A Sav to the same. pries Gd. 0. New Retells Palmas. with. newerees Cute . pries dd. 7. New BRITISH BPELLIN•4OOIt, One Is. dd. booed. IL CHRT OP °WIRRAL lIISTORY. Sad Modern. price 7s. A coloured. On Canvas tied Rollers, 10s. dd. and varnished 14s. 9. OILORSAPISICAL Key to the Problems and Questioss ID Gay's Geography. prieß Is. dd. sewed. Also by Mr. Josses OUT. NIL 1. The EseLtsa ticnoos GRAMEAR, pries is. Sd. bawd. 2. Tito BRIT LATIN Passes, priest Os. hound. 11. New Eteacises ttt ORTIIoGRAPDT, price le. end. B URGESS . NEW SAUCE for general pawpaws. having gives sash greet approbation' sad the demand for its continuing to increase, .101114 IlUsessaa SON beg m ost respectfully to ofer this the ir beet euhnewledgments to dm Public for their liberal patrosagee of Ilse some; its utility end great convenience is ell eita neas. hes reams seeded it to the most distinguished Amiga coneesleos, who have all spoken blehlv in its reeounneedatioe.—lt Is pre pared by them ONLY; sod for pressed., disappoietateet to families, all possible care has been resorted to by sash bottle being settled upon the cork with their Arm sad address. as well as each label having their slgeatere, Tidiest which It cannot be genuine. JOHN BURGESS and SO N long established and meek esteemed ESSENCE of AM:GOYIM. minimums to be pro poled by them after the same maneer that has glees the greatest satisfaction fbr many years. Warehouse, 107, STRAND, corner of the Savoy-steps, London. (TOR ORISIRAL 111011-SALCS WARRINDUIIB.) . 8 rent Eednetion In the p ile o f Wei et and Sara Chance! for the 17th of May,„.: Ticket l 0 Si x t ee nth only - - 10 0 Other stores in proportion. EVERY TICKET will be a Pris e on the 17th of May, when 4.007 Prizes most be drawn, lactindlag Two of Z 11,000! With 100 extra chances for Two of 4 /110.400 1 Every Mame now on sale will be absolutely decided on the I7thof May. No Classes.—Every Ticket must decide its owe fit* and no other. The Tickets are issued in Channel ofTlekets, Halves, QIN e tem. Eighths, and Sixteenths, which are now selling by T. 11111141. Stock-Broker. 4, Cornhill. and 9, Charing-Cross, who shared and sold in the last Lottery, LOU, Class A SOK Class Ai Three of 1`91,000 2.900, ('lass B .--c. FROM SATURDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. ADMIRALTT-OVVICII, APRIL 213, 1821. Vice-Admiral Sir Oraliam Moore has transmitted to this Office a copy of a letter addressed by Captain Bruce British Agent at Mocha, to Mr. Salt, His Majesty's Consul-tleneral in Egypt, dated at Mocha, the 10th of Jannary last, and cotiontunicating the successful termi nation of the expedition sent from India, tinder the orders of Captain Lumley, of His Majesty's ship Topaze, for the purpose of obtaining redress for the injuries which the British interests bad suffered from the Officers of the 'mann, of Senna. The squadron arrived off Mocha on the 3d of Decem ber, and the Agent having previously used every means to obtain redress without effect, the place was bombard ed oil the 4tb, and so attempt was made to get pos session of the North Fort, which failed, with some loss. Oa the 3th a periey took place. and the following day •••• histages were sent off to the squadron with a pro- OW that the British demands should be acceded to in fourteen days. ?his period however elapsed without the arrival of a preen with proper authorities from Senna ; and after attesting further prolongations of the once, on various tames made by the linann's officers, the squadron on the Bleb eommenced a brisk fire on the North Fort, and the enemy being driven out of it, a detachment of s eamen and a rtillery was landed. tete took p o ssession of it. anti blew it up, after spiking the gnus and throwing out the car- riages. From the ifith to the 311th the squadron was employ ed in getting up to the South Fort, which was attended with great fatigue and labour, as it blew a heavy gale the whole time, and the men had to lay out warps under the enemy's guns at matchlock distance. A few shot were oreasionally exchanged between the ships and the batteries, and many messages raise off from the shore. but witbont leading to any result. On the 3llth a fire was opened on the Smith Fort; it was breached and evarnated by the troops, and a party being landed from terlapiadenn, it was totally blown up, and the gun. !piked awl earriaies destroyed, as at the other . F•sri. Pt.. the 2.1 of Jo nosey, it being ondentood fain Bruce. the Acme. intended to return to ItPlisiltay• int/ tk killeitadisof fore., an °Seer fifties !tonna earn-. 1 '1110; iteininvint, his pnwers,'aereded to .0 the teem. I of PC t he new ttexty pr.ip t rerti by the British , wi th the no . eeption i ef two, IsiAs he assared the agent I% I.ol►lll JAW I digos of •2d• since lied l e I MOW Ily cir -1 lento. 11oR• ,hiCh daub' JAC". °f r of Mr. ICIO I6 ialsoods, Serre/.• risula° r.. 4. ble se wife a riss , I . mead/ , 9 Allot Coollons led. ••-- 7 • . ' L AY, APRIL 30, 1821. pi the Field, dad srbdvtt died es tie ItesfWl 7. be agreed to after a rekresee to Sesta ; ptessislag also that Hagie.Futtels, the former Delab of Moshe by *ben as offence bad been committed against the &Wish. tabloid be delivered to be treated by them as they should think proper. On the return of that Meer to the shore ►e gent oil all the articles signed and sailed by himself. sad other members of Government, and a paper sealed is the same manner respeeting Fatteh's disgrace. Os the 4th, the Agent landed, and was received with every mark of respect ; and the same day the Dela% was placed under confinement, sod his property confiscated, being c►arced with deceiving the lasses in regard to the demands of the English and the real state of affairs. The greatest zeal, gallantry, and perseverance coder fatigue were displayed by all the Officers stamen is the expedition. In the unsuccessfill attack upon the North Fort, on 41b of December, Uis Majesty's skip Toyota bad killed and sixteen 'weeded (two of the latter sine* dead,) and the Company's cruisers and artillery, four killed and eight wounded. Lieutenant R. G. Atkinaos, of the Royal Marian, on board the Topaze, was killed. end Lieutenants William Moriarty and C. M. M. Wright, of the Navy, were wounded; Mr. C. P. Gill, Master's Mate, and Mr. Francis S. Burnett, Midshipman of the Topaze, were killed; and Mr. Robert Ward sad Mr. Williams Stephens, Admiralty Midshipmen, of the same ship. were wounded; Mr. Ward since dead. The only casualties which took place on the renewal of hostilities were, one marine, of the Topaz", killed, and Lieutenant Jacob, of the Artillery. Lieutenant Wil son. of the Company's Marine, and one seaman burnt, by the explosion of the mines, but reported as doing well. es- Be- WAR OFFICE. Aran t 7. ISM lid Regiment of Foot. lieetenent Edward Crawford Win ds.. front the /13th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice O'Keefe. who exchanges. lith Ditto. Lieutenant Jonas Welsh to be Captain. without purchase. vice Clarke. deceased. Ensign William Weide grave Pelham Clay to be Lieuteent, vice Welsh. Second lieutenant William Jobs Copson. e frost the 21st Foot. to be Emirs. vice Clay. 210 Dilie—To be Stood Lieutenants. Ensign Benjamin Rayly, from holf-psy Ist Garrison Battalicre. vice Brsee. who exchanges. Best. Bent. without purchase. vice Cooks,. appointed to the Sth Foot. Iltd Ditto. Captain W. H. Dennis.. to be Major, by par chase. vies Shaw, who retires. Lieutenant J. Byrne to be Collude, by purc hase. vice Denote ; Ensign F. Corteld to be lientenent. by rumbas', vice Byrne; Gent. Cadet L. Sentinel'. Viscount Falkland, from the Royal Military Col lege, to be Ensign, by perehase. vice Corteld. linth Ditto, Lieetenant M. O'Keefe. from the Id Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Windt's, who ezehuges. bath Ditto, Colonel J. W. Morrison. from half-pav Sici lian Regiment, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice O. T. Napier. exchanges. its allseloo, Ifasslirlit. *leftist. hem half-pay. tart tight I 0/11,00114, to he Captain vice M. Gunning, who exchanges, reeeivisg the difference. Slat Ditto, Lieutenant J. Norman. frees hal exchaf-pay 24411 Foot, to be Lieutenant , v ice A. Gordon, who nges, receiving the difference. HOSPITAL ST•VF.—HOIVIIIII- iloPilitllll W. H. Watson, from half-pay, to be Hospital-Milstein to bibs Forces, vies Patrick M'Cabe, who exchanges. OFFICE°, ORDNANCE. Arai*. 113. Royal Midwest of Artillery.-41econd Lieutenant W. Miller to be First Lieutenant; First Lieutenant J. R. Griffin. front bait-pay. to be ditto ; flerond Lieutenant F. L. FAWN*, from half -psy, to be Seeood Lieeteoest. Commissions signed by the Corn Lord Li eu t e nant of the County nf wall. Cornwell Militia. —Viscount Valletort to be Colone1; l ; G. .1. T. P. IL Trevanion. Esq. to be Lieutenant Cololl. Reiehenbere. Esq. to be Nlajor ; S. Bodes.. Esti. to be Captain ; T. J . Phillips. Esq. to be ditto ; the Roo. G. Edg eembe. to be Reeved Lieutenant. Peni;ennis Artillery Local Milida.—W. W. Corlield. E Kendsq. to be Captain ; J. Tresidder. Esq. to be ditto ; J. R. Gent. to be first Lientensnt ; J. Ellis, Gent. to be ditto ; L. M. T. Williams. Gent. to be Second Lieutenant ; R. R. Gourds, Gent. to be ditto; E. C. Carne, Gent. to be _ _ ditto. North Cornwell 111ussars.—R. Mel'. Gent. to be Lieu- tenant. Cornwall Yeomanry Cavalry.—Sir R. Vvv r as. Bart. to he Lientemant-Colon I-Commandant ; M. P. Moyle. Omit to be Cornet and Assistant -Surgeon ; P. V. Robinson, Gent. to be Adjutant. Bast Cornwall Cavalry.—J. parkin. Gent. to be Lieute nant; J. Smith. (lent. to be Cornet. &rand Corn w all Cavalry.--1.. C. Donbas , j . Gent. to be firatenant : Treweeke. Clock. to be Chaplain. COlllaln vI liSiolls in the Westmorland Yeomanry Cavalry, by the Lord Lieutenant of the Cousty of West 'floristic, . J. Parkin. Gest. to be Lieutenant ; T. Wilson, Gest. to be ditto; W. W. Atkinson. Gent. to be ditto ; to. B atAd e- ma n. Gent. to be Cornet; 8. Bromley, Gent. be jatant. P IKKIIVPTS. n. Wilisott, Prinre's-atreet, Rothorfilthe. Purvey. um- Atsurrender May 3, 13, anti June 9, et 06114na11. torneys. Mesn. Paterson and Pelle, OS, OW Broad- street. J. Lee. Sunderland. Heehaws, grocer. May It 19. sod inflect. at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Galt), Hodder; -awl Getty. Angebeoort. Throgmortoomtreet. J. laiughton. trbour-aquare. Cosemerelel-road. master mariner. Alsv 5. IS. and June 9. at Guildhall. Attorneys. Messrs. G. Tomlinson and Bennell, Copthell-coort, Throg atortonmtreet. J. Ward. Banbory. Oxford. brewer. May 3. I‘, aid Jane 9. at Guildhall. Attorreys, Messrs. Fisher and Monday. Fur nit cfs.lon. Holborn. R. and IL Wharton. Little Crosby. Laarester. joinera. May 18. 19. sod June 0 . at the George Inn. liale-strret, Li verpool. Attornet s. Mr. Chester. 3. Iltapk-inn sad Mt. Hu It Derby-square. Casile-streel. Liverpool. R. I)awsne, Norwieh, Wien-draper. Ms) It 14. sod Jane P. at the Norfolk Hotel. Norwich. Attoroeys. Messrs. G. T. and R. Taylor. Flmtherstone-hnildings, Holborn; end Messrs. Matron sail Necklets. Kornis+. 7. an T. Chet,. Galosbomusgh. draper. May R. and Jane It at Me Ponds • Nottiostltent, Attorneys. Mr. R.P. Ta%lor, Field -egad. Unies-las ; mod Mr. Mayas. Not tin J. Tate. Liverpool. provislon-mereltent, May N. IS. and June 9. 'it the Genre? Inn. Halo.strart Uvrvlannl. Alt sod tn• OW% t. Mr. Genisan. Liverpool; end Messrs. Ta)lor p,,4,•0e. 9. K,ng's-itersch-Walk. Tea*. J: smith. Pattrloglog. Hulderaeas. Yorkshire. grocer, MI) 11. 12. and Jane 9, at the flog sod Doejt Tesoro, - fifte.lth igs t n n-apos-11•11 A .Mr:Waliesloy. 4. Pertiam eeembeet. HA; sad Mews. Morton, ant (Ittplini y. Gray's-len-spare. . T. awl J: tl. Payn. Cateeton-street. wereboasemen. May A, IC awl Jun. 0. at Guildhall. Attorney. Mr. tlisidutaa. 11. :never. wareb . Watiingmlreet, o.— ma) 9, W, PRICX BEVICTCPENC2. . _ sad hubs 9, at dalldhell. Attorney, iffr. Laineires, DesesL maw, Doctor's Commons. 9. Coale. Woodlestord, Yeirksblre, blacksmith, nay 11. at Whim Horse, Leeds • May It. sad Jane 9, at the Cosrt Hoses. tweak. Atto rneys. Mr. Breese, Se, Thread& soothe-sbeet; sad Mt. Firth, Wakedeld. DI ripsnikt. li . ii'lli, k. Simpees Crown-eourt. Thresideeellsetroet. isitechhnt, at Guildhall-1-May A E. Tebay. Haulage, oser*. at Golldhall—May 19, T. Blackburn. Monet-stew". Whitecheyel-. road; water-mariser, at Guildhall —May W • 19. J. Lewin. Holloway, carpeater, at Guildhall-Mai 114. Sheecie, Birmieghas, tbtoble-makee, it the Royal Hotel. Birsiegham—kley 84, W. Poole, Leicester, boiler, at the Three (Inmost's. Leieester—May 89, J. Little, Belts, Combatted, farmer. J. Iltliott, Tahiti!. Cimberlasd, lead- Weer. J. Little, High-lerboose Ceesberiand. tanner. J. Elliott. Middleton Teesdale, Melons. yams,. T. MSS& Deaw.hole. MASS. tamer. 8. Elliott,. Castle-side. Dur ham, miner, T. Pullen, Patly-bridge, Yorkshire. timber inerchast. sad W. Little, South Shields. lineedisper_ at the George Ins, Neweastie-epon-Tyse--May 111. E. Foalkes tad J. Devotes, Manchester. cabled-maims, at the Star lea. klasehester—May 19, T. Baesett, bimodal. cora-see eheat, at the Mole Arms lan,KendalMay HO, H.Seltrodia; College-bill, sager-refiner, at Guildhall-11day 19. R. Grim shaw. Oortoa. and J. Grhashas, Masehester, seediest', at the Star Inn. Manchester —May IS, J. Rose. St. Mahar' Alley..Cernhill. provision-sentient, at Guildhall—May 11. W. Reynolds. Bristol. soap-esker, at the Commerelel Rooms. Bristol —May 19, T. and J. Doyley, Willow-start. Backside. coal-merchants, at Cluildhall—May 19, Z. lirr pill, Alford, Surrey. at Guildhall —May 19, P. aid I. Mark ham. Turarbapel- Dock, Plyinoeth.Middleset. ship-builders, et Guildhall —May 19. W. Sherwood. Lirool, soripsie nufteturer, at Guildhall —May 19, C. C. BeAer. LoSsben. merchant. at Guildhall —May 41, J. Newbold. lAmodolltoo - Priors. Warwickshire, butcher, at the Crown Had. at the 10. T. Inchbold, Leeds, bookseller, the Gold's Lime Leeds. ISTIICATES--DAT 19. P. Buseher. Braintree-Heath. Essex. horse-dealer—A. Smith. Liese-street-square. merchant—J. Harrison, Sand- Mich. Kent, woolstapier—J. Guy. Blackfriars-road, dealer 1-i-W. F. Page, His* Holbore, linen-draper--L. lagres, Clieepside, hatter—J. Whaley, King's Lyon. Norfolk, gun smith—T. Bradshaw. Crooked-lane, werehonseamen—J. Ferrell. Toabridge-place, New-road. serchant—T. New dead 084 J. O. Cooke. Kingston-upon-Hutt. sesraintufse terers—dt. Fox, Greet Qeeen-street, Lineoln's-inn-fields. wine-eierchent T. Alder.Prestbury. Gloucestershire. tic taaller—W. Wheeler , jars. Ne w Kent-road, thisber-merthni. IP A lITYI [MINI PE DISSOLVED. 0. Gilbert and C. T. A. Hunter. Harahan Market. vir ago's—W. W. Sanderson and C. B. Prince, Quebec, Loner tetrad' (so trade) —J. Rattmea, B. Lipscombe. and J. Goodrhani, Tuebridge Wells. coach•nsesters--J. Harrison. J. Harrison, T. Harrison, and H. Harrison, Meacher est, calm-spinners—Eleanor Welsh. Robert Welsh, W. Welsh, and A. Welsh, Manchester. eniumon-carriers—J. [ Hodgson sod 'C. Armitage, Clerklleatoe. Yorkshire. ma chine-makers—A. Bailey. S. Slipper, jun. and J. Vows% jun. Norwich, bousbareen-manufeeturers—J. and (i. Roeitani4 - Sadao. R n ettlngley, Yorkshire. farmers—J•ers—J. W. Wil MA R. Dyer. Exeter. merchants—T. Rumford sad R. One in. red, chair-manuiscturers—W. Hook sad W. Joy, plenebers—.l. Johnson, J. Oa umble. end J. Behr. Leicestershire. lace-meaufacturers—J. Todd and rroDlekinson, Newcastle-upon-Tyse. cora-rectal— P. Roll W. Take% Bath. grocers—J. Solth and J. Barre dotslleilse. Yorkshire, cuttsesplmoess..J. Dale end T. ILlaistos-opoo-Dall. serehsate—W. sad U, Casper. Datehet, Backs, cot n-desieve--B. Rayeer, G. Baker . sod J. Taylor. Chiron Colon, Warwickshire, ribbas-ms enfeeteren—H. E. Hall aid R. Arnold, Strand. demists — G. itaandes aid D. Taylor, Manchester. eottoesserchants J. red J. Millard. Rending, clothes-manufacturers —J. Pigg eel T. Gage, Norwich, bombateee-*shits—T. Illoarks. J. Bregden. e nd H. Brogan, Primes -age T . Plasberyqoplare, cloth-workers.--. 1. and W. Pollard. New castle-epos-Tyne. corn-merchants —O. Cooke. F. 'Kiagdo.:, J. Slide, A. Lorehand, jun. and G. Cooke, jun. Great T.:- ringtot. Devonshim bankers. STUMM PRICK OP CORSI ID SEOLAIIII ADD wALU. Wheat. Ala. Md.—Rye. Ns. 64.—Barley . 1 id.—Gets„ 191. W.—Beans. 4 95. Id.—Pease, Ws. W.—Games:, 19s. W. The Average Price of Brown or Meson& Seger. eo'w paled (role the Returns made in the Week l eading the *.la ..r of April, Is 36 5. 414. per cwt. - _ EXPECTED .IGRICG'LTUR.II, REPORT. -4 The labours of the Agricultural Commerce are, ffe understand. drawing to a close, and the molt will probably be communicated to the House of Commoos soon after the expirat ion of the holidays. We have never anticipated any other benefit from this investiga tion, than the effect upo n the a g ricultural body which may arise from the conviction that the case has under gone exansination, and will undergo complete discus:" lion. Whether this effect will tranquillise or exacer bate the symptoms of national disorder, will, of course,- depend upon the ability pith which this momento.ls enquiry has been conducted. This committee th havtot..l e least experience on their side; hey have e failure of tw o committees previously appointed, from partial sad incomplete investigations, as a beacon and light. The entire annals of such delegatioas cannot forni.h a more astounding specimen of insufficient . / than that of the Committee of 1813, who collected a fe .v and not very important facts, without having the slightest regard to or understanding of the ceases that produce. l them. They paid no sort of attention to almost the only circumetancoa of real moment.— rhey lost sight of every thing bat the imaginary effect of the laws for the regulation of the Cora Trade, and imaginary hopes of keeping up the value of land. The second CousiniLee, who presented their report in 1814. upon which was foaaded the last Cure Dill, took a snore extensive view of the subject. bet one Dot a whi t more p rse tieslly awful. Their inquiry was dercien in the knowledge o f that reciprocating force witts which the aatamil laws of commerce could not fail to spa apes their artificial enactments; favour of corn. Itite my Lord Londonderry, (ate Castlereagh)• is the formation of this Committee, were content to es • amine the qoestion opens which they were pleased to imagine its nose merits and its own grossed', and their speculations failed--the natural consequence of noshed infortuatism and ro.sf. a 4objectsandpartial vices. We know not what wan' have been used to introduce irro the present enqui-y the neeessaryinfloence which ether !mulches of our finaociol and coutesergial policy inust have upon the affairs of agriculture. Mr. Daring and r. Ricardo are Members of the est ritnlttee, aed we leave that they have been partieelarty active awl aca.e is their ettualeations of the p evidences. But constits ed as the Committee is. there is great reason N suspect the suppression of every thief an the ease that can be opposed to the view Minis% re itefeltaltoo, 4%1 which there is now snoeralmodasst an irresigt pr .of bad been narrow and soperfirial and ex-lnsiv to Le ut.nost extremity that ignor.uce au:it:644in of one kvs: The eon :was i to , of stated waver, urtber r