The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-07-13 00:00:00

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'as the Power whose guaranies, most be most Crown and Anchor Tavern. r Livisey, Waitionste•anite: T. Livesey, Etas-Tamen, and J. Bits ;. im . . 'raciest tot thelnirposle, . Thea commits expilltitiors • .1 • 'MIL . WARY l i itemene - rONS. , • ilea, Hogliton-bottoms . Lancashire.. cottouwianutacturerso-J. the The Clair mRI be taken at One treCtnek sweeisety, H. SCHUL s TES, Han. See. : H. Moreton and .1. Fenton. meal - salesmen - R. Price, Sen. R.• pi.the plan itself, which differa not materixity front 4., i , b Le rri 4 Ct Jun. . s.s • Tha day was publithea, price IL js. War-Office, July 11. B.b Bifehttent of Light faragotins, Jeremiah ilobittitia, Gea • -t. t o h a e ld rloc W k..l l ' l . " S li h e e ' rh o o ) •k ici s t i s e n ti d a rt. e ba w rd 3r in eh er mi . ie l s me ive ° rptle . 14hose .Pl°P°4end at former periods to the • emancipeted .• , VISIT to the MONASTERY of LA TRAPPE, in 181/ t w i th A - • be Own's, be parellase, v ic e Cochrane , . pv ,,,,, die d. ..i .-H Mactlortiall, S. Matdoettatil, and M. gltisatake, m e w. I Col on i es . my t hi s plan his Most Catholic Majesty h Notes takili during Es 'Trier through 11 th Ditto, Richard John Gulstoo. Gent. to be Cornet, by Jrar• • ~e . t g ionan die, Brensgar, Poinos.:Asijett, Le Bocage, chase, vice Jeokios. promoted in the Ist Dragoons. saute - upon -Tyne-W. Distell e N. Oisteil, and M. Belcher, U. "gives his Americau subjects equal rights with hie verpuitl. • European subjects; he coucedes to them it free trade*: : t • • ... Sr it (WU • rind the En•irsus of p arts . Ist Regiment of Foot. ._.....maisss-. ibe Wiele. ending and promises a general amnesty to all who have been . Tutus . "' C4telin°6 ' . D PEULOWVS * To be Liestenaets , without purchase-Ensigns Edwin Main- JulyTfi e ti4 A ii • t era 9v. g o et to P . r i te r 5f ,(. 57617! :1. !1ia By W. D. • i ..41. in rebellion against his authority. The circular mskes 2 1 Illustrated with ountercoa Eagraviags, from Drawings t a k en d i , wnring. vice hltLeotl, killed in action; and J. D. Morris, • vice Bell. killed in action. th e spoL f o r Wint on§ Smaittlale, 111, Plecadilly. 13th Ditto, Brevet-Mnjor Robert Cainpfiell, from the 52d Fool, • no mention whatever . of the particular teases by i Piloted . • ssa• • -, • to be Captain of a Company, vice Yorke, who exciter es, - . SECOND'IrkePORt which this plan is to be carried into a:Jetsam". it . ;.. • e-------------A 14 EfVBR A: 24th Ditto, Lieutenant John Blake to be Captain of *.Co • a: sas _sa x. ~ ~ s . • ' *mild seem rather singular that it proposes ne.other .1 T WO PRIZaII of 30,0013! ! I party, wilhhdt purchaie. vice Warbnnon, deceased . .' . ,In tUlt 'TR* siccr coiiistillit ow alas eoletAcitotis guarantee than that of the British Govesnment, not./ • with only 8,000 Tickets. Eneign Thomas F. Smith to be Lieutenant, vice Rieke: f.; s • . • "." 4 irkeie vitt ritiaitti. CARROLL, the Contractor, submits to•the 251 b Ditto, Lieutenant John Millar, from the half-pay af the withstanding that this Governuieut has repeatedly de. G. p u blic with grateful et.sifidence, a Scheme fienaled O H 27th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice He. ry Boldero, who ef- -.011104 , --, Ordered, b y the Home •of Cettirasios, to be printed, dined attilig as sole tnedietor l . on the ground; of . ~f Adventurers. wait being Minnie:ma in e*aaltea• the recommendseagagemeot with the European Alliance, its take -n* *maw for evi . sea tili o ° f Thirty Thousand Poem*, he is proud to 28th Dittos William Nicholson, Gent. to be Emirs, by per- thase. . vice Sister. promoted. , , Tbe Mt& Ctianettee "" af fi l 'oi l2lls. sited to enquire into the step without its participation. Is slepatted, it le true, Ivo ali b oeg b she Lotter y is limited by Government to ?T.' I mote. i Acq u it. ca n . boast of ' Pao P . rize• m o i f got Mho, Itroirentuo Peter Edatedstene Craigle from the stalls . of. Ireland, as to the pr*Vraliiiice of Conte- from this principle, in stating it. would gat reftateild ibpoo Tickets. Yet the i t t timber of noire tats tho d inaf pay of the bad Fat , to be Lieitteilaat, vice John Philip ging, Fever in that part of rhe Mated Kinedbm, mediation, if applied for, to settle the dispute bel-weeit- ,EV,ooo, hestdes the o n ntl i e pa l es I mid as st ausat he evident that chum-a Hammes Perry, who exchaegra. receiving the difference. . in proportion as the num ber of Tickets IS lessened, this Lottery aymas er a .c P •' J niesCru kthanks, from the 80th Foot, to be Pay- Spain and the United States. This circular Comes- and to investigate the causes , temporary and per- pre , eat , to adventurers pt./liabilities ofamtilibing £30.000, maaer. vice Jones, whoekeharigi•S Presented before, in this or auy other --q-sth Ditto. C aptain Charles (linty, from the bitlf- aliment, which have led to the increased progress accempanied with a proje,cted manifesto of hiTt Moat- whits so Win"' "e t. P of this destructiie malady during the last and pre. Catholic Majesty, addressed, in panelize* - of: this ' pay of the 27th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice comitTY• wiltiam Rawson, who exchtinges, receiving the difference. to report the, same, from time to . plan, to his Snell) American aubjeetc. A meeting, 06 mid, in addition to all the Prizes paid by Government, as a , sent est. and ei‘sts_Dltit!, Foot, to Lee . , from the hatf-puy of - y I Die Foreign Ministers is ilea this day, at the Datil Tribute of Giatitude fiw Public Favours conferred on G. CAR - raw else ROLL, he has matte arratigegarats tinst Parebasers than have House • and also to report sorb measures, rem,. of Wellington's, to . tiike into consideration ttie•Oe. Bentham, appointed to the 521 Foot. the option of receiving GOLD 50th Ditto , Ensign Daniel Bateman to be Lieutenant, without ' tents of the late dispatch from Madsitl. M. 40411104 . 4 - for the Two Prizes of 1,000 Sovereigta, Willt purchm. • vice Swam*, &tensed. • dial and preventative, as may seem most efficacious arrest its further extension to guerd tats Ss the more practicable plan-of settling the differeeebe Port, Claret, or Macwirn, Gentleman Cadet George Elude, from the Royal Military Col- to Ensign,vice lege. to be . Bateman . 9 between Spain and Portugal, and of these sastfd amounting to Four tapes of Port air Madeira, or Four hogss Captain Charles Yorke, from the 13th Foot, to be h uman foresight can provide, against its recurrence, ~; bends of Claret, for each of the Prizes of One Thousand hove- . 52 d. Dana• • • Powers with the Government of. the (Jolted Prat 1 Captain of a Company, vice Robert Campbell, who ex- and to secure adequate means of Dripped to the ; kips, mid in proportion for Shares. establishments destiried for the relief of the din. winces of la Plate ' by making* Prig" of the joist The Wine to he chosen by the Holders themselves. changes. Begins 4th of August. Ensign John Bentham, from the 37th Foot, to he Ensign, vice hive further considered the metiers to Houses of Bourbon and Bragensa, Sovereign of thee. *. CARROLL'S PRIZES SHADED &SOLD H. H. Ha y es , who retires upon the half-pay of the 8 1s t Foot, . receiving the difference . eased ; Provinces, continues under consideration, and would! by CAR ROLL,them referred, end hare agreed upon the follow- • SCHEME. 57th Ditto, Brevet Lieistenant.Colonel Octavio.; C arey , from seem mine likely to be adopted than this stale plan. In the Last Lottery.ing Report : No Fixed Prize. 9,481 Prize of .C20;000 the half-pay of the 62d Foot, to be Majoroace Walter M'Gib. • of pacification from the Court of Madrid, i ALL STERLING MONEYo 8,a99 bon, who eschanges. From the probable approach of prorogation of 1,0 .91 58 th Dim), lieutenant James M'Cnnchy, from the half-pay of Parliament, the Committee have been reluctantly The reports of a treasonable plot, on the pallid • . _ . 12,125 1,000 the Mkt Feet, to be Lieutenant, vice Cl arks Alexander compelled to postpone the very important task of a the Ultras, discredited fur a time, now gain doily Only 8,000 Tickets. 5.285 541) t hi• Donald, who exchanges, receiving the difference , •• . Confirmation. The plan of the conspirators', was& ' 9,755 , 5 0 1 64th Ditto, Ensign A. Carthew , from h•ilf-pay of the 73 , 1 Foot, mere emended encleiry into the permanent cause of • 2 .... Prizes of ....MOOD 8,899 ,„ t , I to be Ensign, vice Willie's George Turnboll. who exchaeges. the existence of Fever in the di ffereut parts of Ire- according to the best authority, for one party of , . ~ , I 2 I .... (Sovereigns) l,OOO 1`2,500 surgeon, rice Thomas Rose. who exchanges. taw°, which arise from want of empleyment for its • -a 3 industrious population, with a view to discover ode. St. Clou d to Paris whilst another, it the some mm- . . , 6 sr , ao be Captitini 4f Companies-i aptain John Doyle, froth the „„,..- • ts , ,„.• s • f • ' h . r s quite or . t th e ir radical and effectual removal as 'mot, compelled the Kill to abdicate in favour of . i . 2 OO 1 7. 735 Prize of . E 90.• 00 half - pray. of the 47th Foot, without purchase, vice Somerset, hi s b rot her.. The !Ministers were to be conducted 10 go ' ?" appointed to the Cape Corps ; and far is mit beiirattielible. 'rhey have coti fi ned their S 20 to Vincennes, the Governor of which, hOl. -de i sit .1 1 1,560 &c. Ike. ae.establishment of Hospitals for relief of the diseased, 80th Ditto, Pbytnaster Michael Jones, from the 30th Foot, tobe to securing the funds destined to their support, anti the conspirators. These events were to have taken - 1 Tickets and Shares are now au Sale at the Of fi ce. of CAR- lanynanater, vice Crocksbanks, who exchanges. ROLL, the Contractor. N 0.7, Cornball , 26, Oxford-street, ... otth Ditto, ;Captain Peter Benson Husband, from the half-pay to such means as appeared to them best ada p ted to ar• . a place on the 25th of last month. The eonspirators Loodun, and by all his Agents throughout the Country . of the Regiment, to be Captain of a Company, vice Charles . having assemlsted for thejast time on the eve, and all • ! I cox, who exehang. e, receiving the difference. rest the progress of the epidemic, under circum- TNCOMMON GOOD 'TRAVELLING, Ho* 90th Ditto, Lieutenant C. Le Hume to be Captain of a Coln- stances of calamitous increase. thin g s bein g seemin g l y agreed ott, a question, till then S- V the SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, patsy, by purchase, vice Ware. who retires. An Act is in progress, whose provisions will they unthought O f , %Val started : What was to he done midi Ti YORK, LEEDS, EDINBURGH - ,aid all Pats of the E ns i gn J o h n K e r t o be Li e eteuant, b ) p u r c h as e, v i ce L e H os t. trust, materially conduce to effect these desirable ol;- the King in . case of his refusing to abdicate ? One of NORTH. John Denis White, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Ker. Four Inside Coaches, the Best Horses, and keep excellen t 92d Ditto. Lieut. Lion . James Sinclair , from the half-pay of tbe jecti • the collimators proposed removing this dilfieultn • Thde, Regiment, to be Lieutenant, •ice D. Macdonald, who ex- ota .• . . t• . . . . as had been done in the Caiia of the Emperor Pad. , By B. W MOUNTAIN and Co. chatters, receiving the difference. i ire cannot, newever, terminate their sittings ...,. _,_ ~. a hi s suggestion, it appears, struck with horror almost ' SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON. id West India Regiment, Capt. T. Fitz Gerald, from the half- without earnestly impr essing on the House, that the • pay of the Sth West India Regiment, to be Captain of a continuonce of Fever in very • parts lrela n d , every one present, and staggered SONY in the resole. 1 • ••• R. CLAY'S original WAGGONS and COACHES, to New I Company, vice Abraham Shaw, who exchanges, receiving with . ~ Lions already embraced. Accordingly, on the breaksir • 'II two. Seetuden, Aldbourn, Wootion- Basset, Lambourn. Huggers the difference . little abatement, requires assiduous care and in- .4, ing up of the Meeting, oue of the party repaired strait ford, Chilton, Reading , ens all places adjacent, Daily. 3d Ditto, Lieut . Joseph Ambrose Collins, from the half-pay of creased liberality from the Public, in aid of the vo- ~ The following Pest c.incles, Mail Coaches, &c. set out the Royal Scots, to be Lieutenant, vice James D •we, who to the King, and confessed himself guilty of having limitary contributions, from which the hospitals for 4 . from the 81ancen's Head . Inn, Snow-hill :- exehanges , entered into a - plot against his Government, adding, , k i The UMPIRE, a new Liverpool Light Coach, only one night Royal West. India Rangers. Lieut. W. Ramsay. from th e . . - half ;diet' of the diseased in the country parts. of Ireland that he had no sooner learned it was directed • also no the road, carries Four "modes and Four Outsides; vets „ n; pay of_the 150 . Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Sas • hasie' hitherto, in a Seri great degree , derived every day at Otw o'Clock, strives at Liverp o ol next Afternoon mueljfasrley Gordon. who exchanges.against his life, than he felt it hie duty to withdraw fro* . . at Six o'Clock. throu g h Duitstatle Wooberte Lathbury , Cape Louie, Capt. H. Somerset, from the 12d Foot, to be c.. their support. • • i • it and reveal to him the whole. This conspirator is .- lenneatopton, Vitiated, Lutterworth, Hinckley, Atherstoue, lain of Cavalry. Thit is the more necessai'y , since as the Medical ' • said to M. d'Ar , ..bray, the Chancellor. Of the mill* Litchfield, Stone, Reply, Newcastle Koutsford, Warring- HOSPITAL STAFF. Board have tern truly stated, that with the eiception Hospital-Assistant T. G. Stephenson to be Assistant-Surgeon to tars engaged in this plot, were three Colonels of the Oa, asst Present.. the Forces, vice M'Nutt y, killed. of 10001. raised by for the Cork-street SOUTHAMPTON, Lyinington, Winchester, rind Basing, subscription Guard, two of them Frenchmen , the other a Swiss. i li REV F.T. Fever Hospital, the whole of the expense of pro. • • stoke Plew•F-oer-isside•Critaeh, at half-poet Seen o ' clock it. . in De Sills is the name of the latter. M. de la Reehts - - To he Majors the Army-Captain John liPtta, of the Ist i the, Morning, arrives at th e Dolphin Ina, ammo/invent. h% ,riding for the Capital hes been defrayed by Govern. Five o'Clock.- This is a most delightful conveyance to the Ise t mfit ; and Captain George Fitz• Clarence, of the 24th Light , s• . aient, whilst in other cities and districts of Ireland. Jacquelin was one of the former f , The name of the - • L 1 -. ef• Wight, Jersey, Guernsey; St. Mantes, Hitere de Gioia, • DrAgomins• . 9 other lam not certain of. A:our arrests have takes MEMORANDA. .mbere'res'er has prevailed to se great an extent, con. Cherburg,&c. ' The appointment of' Mr. F. Money, as Ensign in the 39ta : place. Among them is that of M. de RoMilles, an ~ SHREWS.BURY, Wellington, and Shiffnat, Poet Cach e , root. tan the 7th ult. is cancelled. pared ' with their population, the relief of the diseased i..• . Officer of General Canuel's Staff. The General him. ii: terry Evenings at Five &Clock, guarded. Tae tint. tian names of Ensign Fox, of the 85th Foot, are"his arisen id a Sery.great proportion, from volon- WEY MOUTH, Dorchester, "'landlord, Salisbury. Andover, Charles Richard, and not Charles James. - tart' . aubscriplions. {' hey . feel. themselves more F ont . b i hi self has absconded. M. tie la Roche Jacquelin ' t is a i t and Basingstoke new Post Coach, every Afternoon. The' am eau ; s regiment at Versailles. It app IF -romie-_ forritity called' upon to notice this, from observing Weymouth• Packets to Guernsey, Jersey, Alderney, St. Ma toes, _ &c. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. the very great amount to which the voluntary sub. pears certain, that two compeeies of the regiment de EXETER - , Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmouth. J. Mayhew, St. Garth, r ...:•••eX, Miller, from July-21 to Judy 'caption's have ex tended on the part of the resident Sal t s had taken their station on the road between St. DArtmoatit, and Salisbury; New Past Coach, every Moraine. '27, at she Red Lion fnu, Colches er• Cloud and Paris on theday. in question. 1 ., ‘ at Seven cit Chock, through • Hossit•tn. Axminster, Bridpott, * Gettiry and Commonalty , especially in Cork, and • . . . BAN KI? U FfS. •M inisters are much perplexed to know how to act t Blandfronl, Basingstoke, and Bagshot. .theiedirclited inability to continue, during another J. IEII. A% ailiorstreet, strata - hat menotacturer, July 14, in this business. They dare ,net touch the real • BOSTON, Spalding Peterborough, Stilton's and Hunting '25, A los ac, h.t at Guildhall. Atiornies, Messrs. Sweet a id Co. 'year, 'hailer exertions; and that the favourable re. • doe Royal Mail Coach, sets out every Evening to Spilsh), .Bashiehallatreet. leaders have ietonipanied the active exertions of ' all of them men invested with the highest s'' z ~s ' suit's which Loath. Grimsby, and Hull. 1. . It'reve N tiornblotton, Somersetshire victualler, Jnly zr• sa le dignities at Court. As they are unable, therefore, to . . BATH and BRISTOL Flying Post Conches.through Chip. •e. Ang •!,... at the George Inn. Shepton Mallet, Somer,el. oleinnient in the decrease of disease in Dublin, . take vigorous measures, it is not impossible that ;sentient, Caine, and Marlborungh, every. Afternoon; twelve at shire. Attornies, Meets. King and Co. Bedford - row; and Mr. fully' illetifY thee!), as they believe, iu this recom- I Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the !moduli 'fasten.. MIAMI; shelton Mallet. something of the kind may again ► break out before thendotion . Thomas-street,__ mid the Scion, Bristol, next hi..iantiatt- - -A. Athworth , Swats, Yorkshire. fustian - manufacturer, July' . ~,, ,s' sr' • . .. , , the ensuing Elections. As leading men in this con. Coaches to Wells; Bridgewuttr Taauton, Exeter, ristarroth• 14, ii. Aug. 2•2, at the Dog Tavern, Manchester. Attorney, 'a nil - haie rt , iticteri.ly.,been compelled to notice the • &c. lir. Itadley. Oldham. •• • . • very i' all amount of stibleriptiniis Which , in any of mentioned M. d vitrolles M. de Poll spiracy, are e . , g . . LEEDS New Light Coach, called The Roekinetim, set , J. El l a. Wapping. common-brewer. July 18, 25, Aug. 21; . k ,.... ~ ... .; .. d, . mac, M. de Fitzjames, General Do-nadieu, &c. &c.- out every Morning; carries Four Insides only, and goes re 'nt too ditall. Attornies, Mears. Rowland and Co. Lincoln's 'le th e ' do . ''''ti ' t o h ave t [lsis ism um re must ee, appear . It is rumoured that the Duke of Wellington was not tnnrkably easy, with a Guard througheitr. Passes thrtaish 4 ,Inn.helds, been supplied by the wiefthy non-resident land . Stamford, Newark, Retford. Doncaster, turd Ferry bridge, t.- DIVIDENDS. - . • proprietors of Ireland, With some honourable ex. Ignorant of their proceedings. The Chamber of 1815 the Golden Lion, Leeds, next Mornisg.-Notwithstnoding the . Aug. 1. A. J. Mackenzie and H. Roper, Cross-street, Fins- , was to have been provisionally recalled, and the uncommon expedition f this Coach, it is allowed to !le the' bitty-square, merchants-July 14, 0. Toulmin. Essex-street, CeptiOnS. Election-law to be suspended. most agreeable and complete Public Conveyance an the North' Strand, navy-agent-Aug. 3, G. Southcombe. Bristol, ch. es ,. Tha•Conjniittee suggest the propriety of measures Ron& being unequalled in Acetimoindation by any other. factor-Aug; a, J. Stanfield, Stockport, botcher-An& 4. W. s , ..... ____ -- - - 4 (tem 'latCen to ascertain the extent of fever, and the KENDAL, Lancaster, Prestrn, Kirhy-Lonsdale, Sun u p King , Thorpe, Norfolk, miller-Aug. 5, U. Dodson, Liver- g ~ OFFICIAL REPORTS OF THE BATTLE Charley, Ormskirk, and thirst:Mg Post Coaches, every After- Peal. merrham-Ang. 7, W. Broadbent. Kingston-npon-Hutl, nu mber of deeths from this period until the con- i 00011 tit Five &Chick. Guarded. merchant-Aug. 9, J. Sugden and W. Gamble, Liverpool , menc eitient of the ensuing Session, generally through. OF MAIM. . LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Knutsfnrd, Stone, and Lash.' merchants-Aug. 9, P. Crohat and T. Stevenson, Liverpool, field. Post Coach, called the REOULAToa. every Eventar: merchants - Aug. I. . Glover, Glaser-lobe, opt er-lobe, merchant-Aug. Ireland, by calling for returns from the Clergy -..m.-- D at Five ,Cluck, to the Saracen's Head lon, Dale-street, 1, Jt Cumaerlege, George-yard, Lombard-street, merchant- of t fie 'several polishes. [BIYENOs AYRES EXTRAORDINARY GAZETTE.] ) LiverpooLo-Guarded throughout. July 21, W. Humble, Great St. ThomaS Apo , lle, sigma broker Dispatch from the Government of Chili to the Supreme Dims WAK E FIELD P ost c ouc h, every morning, at half-pasr -Atm. 1, J. Reynolds and J. Kendall. IS haechapel. wine- , • • St..si ' ..6.• ... . . - tor of Buenos Ayres. • Six o'Clock, merchants-July 18, A. Calvart, Sydentiona Kent, ship-owner SI ANlair #ISrULAs and the PAWS PLOT. .. - CHESTER, Newport, Whitchurehareh, TaroorfeSa Nna.t ..-Aug. 4.• B. Walsh, Hackney, broker-Joly 18, W. and R. I have just received from the Commander in Chief, with, Northwich, and Middlewich Post-Coach, ev e ry Even• Tigard; Union street, Spital-fields; talk mianufactorers-Aug. --row- Don Jose de San Martin, the following dispatch :see log, at Five o'Clsck. I. J. Osborne, York-place, Kennington. oilman-Aug. 10, [ P R O M PRIVA T E COREESPONDEIICE . ] 66 We have just gained a complete triumph over. 1h ' SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarns, New Coach, ever ) M. Tetley. Leeds , a onistapier-Atig. 1, J. and J. Scriven, Morning, to the-George Inn, Sunderland. Alcester, Warwickshire. needle makers - Aug. 4, R. Minter, Pattie' SULY 6.-The'exprese exped i ted here from . andecious Ossorio and his followers its the plains of . MANCHESTER, Witalow, Congleteos Newcastle,' Weisel. Chabnleigh, Devonshire, titles draper-Aag. 4, T. Miller. jun. Madrid, as bearer of an answer to the proposition Maipo. Tate . battle lasted from one till six in the end Wnlverhamptoa, Post CO:leh e every Afternoon, guarded. Purisea, grocer-Aug. 5. T. Edwards, sea. and T. Edwards, lately made by of Wellington,in the afternoori, the battle the Duke Dame which, without risk, I may yen. • , . _, • • SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post Coach, called the ittft• of Bradford. Wiltshire. clothiers-Ang. 3, N. Everett, Reclusion an, every Morning. Losgbridge Deverell, Wiltshire, c*,o hier. of the - Mediating Powers, respecting Monte Video, Nee to eay, secures the freedom of America. The . 0 .: BIRMINGHAM Post Coach, with a Guard, sets out every CERTIFICATES-Auc. 1. has rat length arrived. The reply of the Spanish 'General of Infantry, Don Antonio Gonzales Bal. Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham uezt day at Noon. Passes A; Deieambre, Buckleribury, merchant-J. Lachlan, Great es • . d • Circular,to be t the Chiefs of the L ir ',eminent is contasne in a trans - carce, left end right divisions, Don ty Oxford , Easton, and Shipstuoe , to the Saracen's Head; Alie.sireet, ship-broker-P. Tett, Seaton, itutlandehire, sheep- 4 Mill•street, Birmingham. jobber-S. R. Wilmot, Bristol, brewer-S. Herbert, North milted through its Ambassador at Paris to the Mi- Juan Gregorio de las Heras a nd Don Rude s indo r HULL. Nonhcave, Bowden, Thorn, and' Doncaster, Post 'Newtoa. OxfOrdshire, craw-beeper-W. Vandersteen. Wide- [lisle's of the Mediating Powers. This is briefly the' Alvarado, of the reserve, Don Hilarion de la Quin. Coach, every Morning at half-past Six o'Clock, to the Cross gate street, sficananufatturee-1. Fieser. Throgmorton-street, ~;_ • . Keys Market-place, Hall. merchunt-E. Land . Warwick - row, Blackfriars -road, baker. ' U. Su liiiice of the circu l ar :- Th a t his • Most Catholic tars, and short , in the Commanders of all the . . .• GLASGOW, Lnogtown, Gretna-Green, Annan, • Dumfries. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Majesty declines, in the first instance, the proposal Corps, have behaved with inimitable skill and Brownholl. Thornhill, Sanquhar-Kiln, Camoock, King-well, J. Knight: son. J. Knight, jun. and I. Knight, Mile-end,. of occ u pying Monte Video by a neutral force, as hot bravery. 'The enemy was totally destroyed, the and all parts of Scotland, a Post Conch (Daily). tisittr-merchlibts-T. D. Holland, Heighington, Lincolnshire, YORK. Scarborough, Whaby, Shields, Sunderland, New. and J. Holroyd, Priestley-green, Yorkshire, woolstaplen-, .a portal and inefficie nt remedy to the evil complained whole of his artillery and baggage is in our possession. .. 1 castle, and Edinburgh, new Four Inside Coach, with a Guard W. J. Reeves and W:Woodyet,Holhoriabridge.colournsen-P. of; tlkat . he is earnestly desirous of adopting a course The prisoners taken exceed 1500, and amo n g the m - - , throughout, sets nut every Morning it Eight e'Cloek, by way Astlry and J. Scarrutt, Mumford-court, warehottenen-O. which on ema , .7 n ot on ly render this expedient nnneces. more than fifty Officers. General Ordonee, and the . I • of Newark, .Retford, Tadcaster, Darlington, Northalla -rale- Adams and T. Nash, Gloucester, goldsmiths-R. Vs illiams W: Durham, Morpeth, and Berwick.-Passengers finding them. wes k it, jun. W. H. Barge.s a and W. wilinoni, ai es ta n .j nne i eats, hut rencove et once, together with'this evil, all Chief of his Staff, Primo de Rivera, are of the (sumo .. • - . selves fatigued from the length of the journey, may rest what bankers-B. Adams, P. Dowding , and J. Prideaus. Bristol, thole' which affibt his dominions on the continent of ben. The killed we have not yet been able to esti. . time they please, and then proceed on without any additiossat japaiemanufaetorters-.1. Barber, Jan. and B. Wills, South America; that •, h failure ofall his mate ; our - brave cavalry reerettlng t e fare. street, Loa er East Smithfield, coal merchants- Dw inieg • 1 , MARLBOROUGH, Swindon, Ramsbary, Huogerford, and arid E. Lewin, Liverpool, liquor - me-chants - l. Miller. Liver- endeaVabra 'to recal his subjects to their allegi. Ong up the fugitives. • Oer loss has 'been compere- f Newbury Post Coach. at Seven o'Clock is the Morning. pout, and P• Nevins (by power of 'attorney from' P. Nevins, ante. ,„d sensible at th e sin ( ne time of the inutility of lively small, and every- thing contributes to Croon I B. W. MOUNTAIN and Co. respectfully acquaint their Ism.), Philadelphia. merchants-E.' Marobati. J. Fisher, and r Mon it, the memo( state of warfare his resole- the victory of this memorable day. The details of , e i it ~. t Friends and the Public. that they will not he accountable for W. &qua, Caldbecks Cumherland. paper onakers-T. Mania P 1 g g l any Parcels, 'Passengers' Luggage,W things, • Mite; tact. of more and W. H. Browne, Token house-yard, foreign wool.brokers ed 1 o arrest, on any terms, the effUsion of blood in this glorious action I will forward layout . Excellent '-. t. than rive nnals Value, ifinst..stslen, or damaged, unless en- -W: Tomlinson and J . Plower, C 4. Weddahl and' W. Pinder thdde countries • and watt tat; view proposes a general as soon as the hutry of the momeor has subside feted as such, fold the i nsurance paid for accordingly, at the (executor, and trustees wider the will of the late J. Thoropvin's ,_ s , .„, , ~ . ~, . ii . „tried in _. to efftkt for the present, Ism only Oleic felicitate year Et . I s t 1 ruirseces Htedlee snolv-6111'Lusellie. Selby), Ferrybridge, Yorkthirc, potters-IL Sacklrake and Nett Of paciottmort, to. D• • -,.14 s • • i ... • '.4111% Ur.. . .. .•..I ,shish 0 •C:11 it 4 4.• • • ' . - . . . . . . .4. ,e 1 . • . . ..• * . ' • . : • .......•_.- -;...a..misifiliNlF _ . - • - • .1.