The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-01-10 00:00:00

3 ?„,4 itAsitz No. 4009. ANY GENTLEMAN hatine 4 or 05000, and ' wag to join s SAFE and - PROFITABLE C 0 4.11- LEIN. say agar of one Nat will probably 'militia views, by s airessiag X. Y. at tar Moe of air Paper. salYll CRESCENT ACADEMY, REDFORD-SQUARE. iIpHE EDUCATION at this ACADEMY, con -1 darted by Mr. THOMAS SNIITH. of the University gilikbiirgh, will he resumed, after the Holidays, oa MONDAY. the 17th instant. EATON, Stock-Broker, 2, Cornhill, returns 11. grateful Thanks to the Public. for past Favours, &N I begs to bloom them, the new Lottery, to be drawn is Two Days, basins NEXT WED‘REDAT. with Four Prizes of itt,ooo. le. Le. The lowest Prises Ile. and Two First oriel Prizes will receive Ito,ooo Consols, each, which he o ottideatly trusts he shall be so fortunate as to distribute **cog his Friends. t a t All assieees hi the Pub* Feuds transacted with kiths sod diaps frt. irydo4 ri , Tbe TWO FIRST PRE:SS OF tW M ENTY TIfOUSaND POUNDS KA. NEXT WEDNESDAY, • FOUR PRIEES of /20,0610, in the !SHALL LarrEny, TO HEWN THE NEW Y EAR. EXT WEDNESDAY, JANVART 12.--Two 111 Prises of IVO,OUU must he decided in the First Five Wastes of the Drawing, and the Tenth-drawn Prize above /Otis. Id. will have Twenty Thousand Pounds more. J. and J. V EWRIGHT, Sole Contractors, had the plea pre to dose the Old Year by distributing, under their New brae. a great excess of Prizes of .t 20,000 to fortunate Adventurers la London and its sieinitv. and nearly Thirty other Odes and Towns io England anti Scotland ; and they lisps at the beginning of the New Year to divide Fouts mars Prises of 120,00 U, at their fortunate oMoes, W. Coannat.t.; I 11, llnt.non:s; 114. HatweezeT; II 141, 01111 , 011D-STIMIT ; vbreTiekets and Shares are on Sale in the greatest variety. ... • .ITSCOMMON GOOD TRAVELLING, from ea tits SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-mu., To YORK, LEEDS, EDINIIURGII, and all Parts of the NORTH. Fier Inside Coaches, the hest Horses, and keep excellent Thor. By B. W. MOUNTAIN and Co. SARACENS' IIEAD INN, SNOW-lIILL, LONDON. , • ne following Post Coaches, Mail Coaches, fie. set out teem the Saracen's Head Inn, Snow-Hill:— , The UMPIRE, a new Liverpool Light Coach, only one "Otis the road, carries Four Insides and Four Outsides; Lal a every day at One o'Clock, smiles at Liverpool next at Six o'Clock, through °unstable. Wooburn, lalkhery, Northampton. Welford, Lutterworth, ilinckley, Alhottare, Litchfield. Stone. Rugely, Newcastle, Knuts hod, Wwrington. and Prescott. 11111.111AMPTON, Lymington, Winchester. and Basing side, Ikw Four-inside Coach, at hallpest Seven o'Cloek is Gelleraing, arrives at the Dolphin Inn.. Southampton, by PitrateCteek.—This is a 11110111 delightful Conveyance to the his of Wight, Jersey, Onetntey, St. %does, Havre te. - 11. 12211( 11 411 1 a,Wellineeo, sod ShilmalL Pest Coach everraveldeg, at Me o'Clock, guarded. WEYMOUTH, Dorchester, Biandforti, Salisbury, An dover, sad Basingstoke, New Post Coach, every Afternoon. TIM Weymoeth Packets to Guernsey, Jersey, Alderney, St. 1111 Mite. ER, Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmoath, Iketeseeth. sad Salisbury, New Post Coach, every Morn kg at Seven e'Cloek. through Floniton. Axminster, Brid- Imo, Blandford. Basingstoke, and Bagahot. BATH and BRISTOL Fix ing Post Coaches, through Chip =Cake, and Marlborough, every Anemone: arrives lay's. the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the London • Term, Thomas -street, and the Swan, Bristol, next Morn- Am.—Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater, Tatustoo, Exeter, itmtlitcp Re. N. Spalding, Peterborough. Stilton, and Hunting- Mail Coach, sets oat every Evening, to tipilsby. Grimsby, and hull. New Light Coach. called the Rockingham. sets mitsmay Morning ; carries Feur Insides only, and goes re ' mataaleasy, with a Guard throughout. Passes through Newark, Retford. Doncaster. and Ferrybridge, to Opelika Lion, Leeds, next Morning.—Notwithstaading . tkilliesatmon expedition of this Coach, it is allowed to be • theasst agreeable and complete Public Conveyance on the he& Road, being unequalled in Acconnuodatiom by any ether. GLASGOW. Longtown. 0 relna-Greem. Ansan, Dumfries, Irevakill, Thornhill. Santinher-Kiln. Canmock, Kingswell. leitarta of Scotland. a Post Coach (Daily). ER. Newport. Whitchureh, Terporley, Nantwieh, t, and Iliddiewich, PoatCoach, every Evening, at po lrldi Clock. TORS, Scarborough, Whitby, Shields, Sunderland, New tank and Edinburgh, new Four Inside Coach, with a Beard throughout ; sets out every Morning at Eight Ills& by way of Newark, Retford, Taticaster, Darling tees Eertliallerton. Durham, Morpeth, and Berwick.—Pas skews finding themselves fatigued by the length of the *M i ry rest what time they please, and then proceed le t any additional fare. . BULL. Northcave, Howden. Thorn, and Doncaster, Post Cvlalkovery Morning at half-past Six o'Clock. to the Cross Liarrket-place. Hull. ALL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonsdale. Bolton, Cloriey. Ormakirk, and Garstang. Post Coaches, every Af tames at Five o'Clock.—Gn arded. MiIitLEDEOUGH, Swindon, Ramsbery, Hangerford. MI lawbrary, Post Coach, at Seven o'Clock in thellioriing. CARLISLE. Penrith. and Whitehaven, Four Inside Post ray* sad a Guard all the a 111 . Passes through Brough -"Pvieby, Gretna-bridge, Richmond, Catteriek, Borough- Mks, Welherby, Aberford, Doncaster, and Grantham, lists eat every hkrnleg, and performs the journey with the rutted facility.—Passengers detained on tire Road by bail la ev pleasure, have the peculiar advantage of their seats 116 Mewed iu the next Coach. ENORTH and Weisel New Post Coach, every ,7t POOL, Warrington, Knutsford, Stone, and Litek- I Comb. called the KROVLATOR, every Evening ll Eke e'Cleek, to the Sanicen's Head Inn, Dale-street , lavirLe!l.--Guartied throughout. matECHESTER, Winslow, Congietun, Newcastle, Wel * Wolverhampton, Post Coach, every Afternoon.— (iva a INGHAM Post Coach, with a Guard, sets outevery Mhtules. . and reaches Birmingham next day at Noon. rassigliy Oxford, Euston, and Shipstone, to the Saracen's 111 11. WI-street, Birmingham. . 84 RFFIELD and Rotherha m Post Coach, called the R etansenam. every Morning. 11 : 1 1 ;ERLAND,Stockton, and 'Vann, New Coach, every ,„, •to the George lon, Sunderland. " MELD Post Coach, every Morning, at half-past lk (p or k . !! ! I • •• te etAY's original WAGGONS and COACHICS, to ,Swindon, Aldbourn. Wootton-Basset, Lainhonrn, i ha rtL z... Chilton, Reading, and all places adjacent— SIGUNTAIN and Co. respectfully acquaint their . m,.__ ,alid the Public , that they will not be accountable for ,;;,.... Passengers' Luggag e , Writings, Plate, Re. of 13 111171ve Pounds Value, if lost, stolen, or Damaged , 14 7 1, Mars/ as seek, and the Insurance paid for accord -0 the Saracen's Head Inn, Snow-hill, London. I Ith Ditto. Brevet Major John Campbell to be Major, without purchase, vice Elrington. appointed to the 4th Royal Veteran Battalion. Lieutenant 1 A 'dilate Walker to be cap tain of a company. vice Campbell. Ensign Francis Marsh to be Lieutenant. siee Walker. 17th Ditto, Lieutenant William Lucius Cary, from half pay York Chasseurs, to be Lieutenant. vice Henry William Vfalbridge. who exchanges, receiving the difference. i9th Ditto, Captain Henry Hubert Farquharson, from Sub-Inspector of Militia in the lonian Islands, to be Captain of a company, vice Prager, who exchanges. 3lst Ditto, Lieutenant John William Gage, from half-pay Id Foot Guards, to be Lieutenant, vice William Smyth, who exchanges. receiving the difference. Bid Ditto. Ensign Manley Power, from the 68th Foot, to be Ensign. vice Bennett. who exchanges. 41st Ditto, Ensign William Gossip, from 87th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Montagu Barrowes, who retires upon half pay York Chasseurs. 42d Ditto, Lieutenant James Macdougall, from half-pay SBth Foot. to be Lieutenant, 'ice George Gordon, who ex changes, receiving the difference. 44th Ditto, William Fludyer. Dent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vise Barry, deceased. Ensign Gilbert Woollend to be Adjutant, vice Barry, deceased. . 60th Ditto, to be Lieutenants, without purchase, Ensign George Flude, vice Edwards, deceased. Ensign Jamie Weir, view Harley, deceased. Tu be Elisio'. without pee thus, Gentleman Cadet John Fov. from the Royal Military College, vice Flude; Studholme John Hodgson, Dent. vice Welt. 16th Regiment of Foot, Captain Edwin Cheere Emelt, from half-pay 83d Foot, to be Captain of a company, vice Charles Lionel Fits-Gerald, who exchanges. 88th Ditto, John skinner, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Campbell. Promoted la the 92d Foot. 01st Ditto, Lieutenant sorbury Furnace to be Captain of a company, without purchase. vice Maekrill. deceased. En sign Robert Norris Venter to be Lieutenant, vice Furnace. Adolphus Grieve. Gent, to be &alga. vice Verner. 06th Ditto, Ensign William Bennett, from the 32d Foot, to be Ensign, vice Power, who exchanges. 73d Ditto, Captain William ORry ea Mac Mahon. from balf-pay 93111 Foot, to be Captain of a company, vice Tho mas Wright, who exchanges. 17th Ditto, Ensign Edward Sutherland. from half-pay York Chasseurs. to be Ensign, vice Gossip, appointed to the 41st Foot. 811 d Ditto, Ensign Charles John Boyes, from half-pay BM Foot, to be Ensign, vice John Westropp Carey, who exchanges. 9ed Ditto, Brevet Major G. Cooper to be Major, without purchase, vice Ferrier, deceased; Lieut. H. NI. Inn's to be Captain of a company. vice Cosper.—To be Lieutenants, Lieut. H. M. Randall, from half-pay of the Blst Foot, vice R. Hewitt, who exchanges; Ensign James Macdonald. lice Gordon, deceased; Ensign James Mackintosh, vice Logan, deceased ; Resign George Gordon. vice Will. deceased ; En aims Hoary Campbell, from Nth Foot. vice Innes.—To be Ensigns without purchase.. Gentleman Cadet Sir Osborne Gibbs. from the Royal Military College, viee Reynolds. de ceased; Gentleman Cadet E. C. Smith, from the Royal Mi litary College glee Mactioneld (leadsmen Cadet Ales aader Avila. from the Royal Military College. vice Mack balosh.—To be A ss i s tant -Surgeon, Hospital-Assistant Jima Meehan, ties Thomas. d eceased . Wed India Regiment, Assistant-surgeon James Dunn, ROM helf-paylllth Light Dragenne, to be Assiatant-surgeon, viee Yogerty, who exchanges. JK Royal Veteran Battalion, Lleatenint-Colonel William Belford. from half-pay ith Garrison Battalion, to be Lim it-colonel, vice Daly, whose appointment has not token - Royal Vitoria Battalion, Captain Archibald Mae •I, from the Bth Royal Veteran il Ratta's. to be metals company, vice Nicholson, *hose appointment has nut lobs place. Jr.iston, . Feb. 19, at the Vine Inn, Stafford. Attorneys. Mr. Smith. .11dertuanbury • Postern ; and Mr. Bushbury, , Shelton, Staf fordshire. T. E. Bartlett. Banbury. ()=ford, mercer. Jan. 16,19, and Feb. 19. at the White Lion Inn, Banbury. Attorneys, Mr. (Jolty> , Banbury ; and Messrs. Mey rick and Broderip, Red Llow-wisare, London. G. Payne. Newgete-street. hatter, Jan. I I. 93. and Feb. ID. at timildhaU. Attorney, Mr. Oldham, Earl-street, Blarafriars. S. Lace. Liverpool. brazier, Jan. 97. 90, and Feb. 19, at the Star and Garter Tavern, Liverpool. Attorneys. Mr. Ashton Liverpool; and Mr. Wheeler, Cast le-street, London. C. Simpson. Stretford. Lancaster, nurseryman, Jan. 25, 29. and Feb. 19. at the Dog Tavern, Manchester. Attor neys. Mr. Wood, Manchester; and Messrs. Hurd and John son, Temple, London. J. Board, Iliehltridge, Somerset, shop-keeper, Jan. 24, 25. and Feb. 19. at the Flesh Inn, Bristol. Attorneys. Messrs. E. and J. Daniel, Bristol ; and Mr. Pearson, Pump-court, Temple. London. A. Milligan, Wulterhatupton, tea-denier, Jan. IL IR. and Feb. 19. at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Chester, Staple-inn, Ilolborn. W. Wynn, Dean-street. Soho, watch-maker. Jan. IL 11. sad Feb. ID, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Palmer and Prance, Perlford-row ; and Mr. Lipscomb, Alresford. D. Uemtrd. Old Cavendisb-street, milliner. Jan. IL IL Mid Feb. 10, at Guildhall. Attorney, alt. Nowell, Esses• street, Strand. H. Sellers, Burnley, Lancaster, cotton spinner, Feb. 1, and 10, m the Thorn Inn, Burnley. Attorneys, Messy*. Hurd and Johnson, Temple, London; sad Messrs. Shaul, Burnley. J. Livesey, Farnworth, I.ancaster, paper maker. Feb: I. 2, end 19, at the Swan Inn, Bolton. Attorneys. Mr. hied doe/croft, tiray'rine. London ; and Messrs. Boardman sad Merry. Bonne. W. Rrullell,Worth Ehnhaus. Norfolk. baker. Jan. 10,91, and Feb. IV. at the King's Plead Ink North Elinham. Attor neys. Mr. Goldson, Dereham ; end Messrs. Dixon and Non, Grey's-inn-square, London. E. Maddock. R. Quinn. and J. Uniacke. Liverpool, mer chants, Jan. 29. 27. and Feb. 19, at the George Inn, Liver pool. Attorneys. Messrs. Orred and Lowe3.lverpool ; and Messrs. Lone and Bower. Southampton-buildings, Chan cery-lane, London. DIVIDENDS. Feb. I, W. and F. Dever, Surrey. coal merchants, at Guildhall—Feb. I. W. and J. fleecy, Coal Exchange, Lon don, emit-factor% at Guildhall—Feb. 1. W. Dewey, Hot lead-street, sad J. Dewey. Cool Ezehange, London. ship owners. at Uuildball—Feb. 7, Ralph Broadbent, Alanebester, %lonelier, at the Dog T , Manchester—Jan. 99. A. Graheut, Ileslingdon. Lancaster, draper, at the White Horse Inn. Manchester—Jan. 29. J. Lamb, Great James-street. Bedford-row, tailor, at Guildhall—Jan. 29, W. Woods. Haughton-stroet. - Clare-market, coal-merchant, at Guildhall —Feb. 6. G. Evans, senior, and G. Evans, junior, High - street, Southwark Surrey. hop-merchants, at Guildhall— Feb. I. J. Cameron Manchester. merchant, at the Mae Inn, Maseerter—Jan. l& J. Gottreux, Miacing-lose, London, broker, at ti uildhall—Jan.29. J. Jones, Upper Brook-street. Gros% enor-sqnsre, tailor, at Guildhall—Jas. 29. T. HOlllllll. J. Harris. and J. D. English, Long-acre, coachmakers, at Guildhall—Jan. 19. E. J Roos, Camomile-street, London. merchant, at Guildhall—Jan. 29, A. R. Uhr, Prescott-steed. Gooduaan's-fields, merchant, at Guildball—Jan. 99. C. Sun dius, Deyonshire-square. London. merchabt, at Guildhall— Jan. 19, T. Nasser, Preston, Lancaster, corn inerebiat, at the New Red Lies Inn. Preston. CERTIFICATES—Jaw. 99. T. Ambrose and I'. Pavel, Botolph-lase, wine-merchants —J. Wrangle. Avowal, Hertford, coach-master—R. Ilubt 'and J. Sharp, Lombard-street. brokers—R. Candy, Frome Selwoud, Somerset, linen-draper—R. Oswald, Beecles, Suf- Pos . session, sailed in the ship Ceres, from Liverpool for Baltimore, about the let of February last. Arriving its Baltimore in the latter part of April, they all took lodg ings in one house, and remained there a few days, when not being able to procure employment in the city. they proceeded west in quest of it. They met with none ins til they reached the house of Messrs Wood and West, in Allegheny county. On Thursday the 611. of May, they contracted with those gentlemen for employment as la bourers ow the turnpike road, at which they continued until Saturday evening following. On Ssoday morning, the 9th, Adams, believing that he had lost the check which be brought from England with him, determined to return to Baltimore in search of it, and, in the event of his not there flailing it. to guard against its payment, and sail fur England. Pre vious to his departure, however, the two younger Cut- Smalls proposed accompanying him as far as Pratt's ta vern, for the purpose! u they said, of there writing a letter to send by him to their relations in England. The threa Adams and the two younger Cotterills, then started down the road together, leaving the elder Col -1 terill at the house of Messrs. Wood and West. Betweru two and three hours after their departure with Adam.. the two Cotterils returned, not along the road, but through the woods, having their pantaloons wet up to the knees. On their approach to the house, they were met by their father, who manifested much uneasiness, and appeared consideraNy agitated during their ab sence. A short conversation ensued. in which one of the sons was heard to say, " Father, we have done it; . ' they then applied for their wages, saying they intended returning to England, and in about three-quarters of au hour after the return of the two sons, the three set off, not along the road, but through the woods, in the di rection in which the two had returned. On Sunday, the 16th or May, the' dead body of Mr. Adams was accidentally found - , a short distance below the road, in Fifteen Mile Creek, in a decry, recluse spot, between two mountains, where the obatrusive step of man *seldom ventures, and the Flown of which is most sufficient tb repulse the visitations of the birds of heaven. It was much mangled shout the bead and breast, the clothes nearly torn off, and the pockets rifled. Suspicion immediately fixed on the three Cot terils—they were promptly pursued to Baltimore. where they were apprehended, on the eve of embarking fur England, their Hunk being on board the Alp Franklin just about to sail. On examining the hunk, a part of Adams's clothes, his watch, an d some other articles, known to have belonged to him, were found in it; as& a part of the money believed to have belonged to himy was found secreted about the penises of the primmer& Under three circumstances they were committed fa the Baltimore Jail, where they remained meta the late Session of the Allegheny Court, to which county they were removed for trial. Unwilling, however, to be tried there, they requested • further removal to this. county, where. afters fair, patient, and impartial trial, they were severally found - Gaits', aj ihrderilitAejtra dr-eget'. PENSTLYANIA Beees.—Ausocg the Bauble that State, which have stopped pad treat, gives notice of their in:ention to wind up thew concern., ire. the Wash.. ington, :11:eghanv and Silver Lake Hanks. If tiso fo wholeriy, which ' a few years I_4) were created in a lump, wonl.l fallow the exaaso,l•, t,oultl doubtles pruve a brae.it to the State. —(Am leas Paper.) ...............4......er• •-• - WM.': - - .-7-- - 7•1111.1111111.11INP . v.ilip -- ... - . I , .-- -- • • 11111 , 0 , 4 - ) . ; : , 06l - • ghe . • •. . . . __. ..________ ___________ • • LONDON, MONDAY LTENING JANUARY 10, 1820. . . r _ - . " The Cause for schich 11.431PDEN fell in Me Fidel, and SYDNEY died on the Scaffold!" NOCE 7 0 . On Thursday (uniform with the 40th Edition of the Potent- HOSPITAL STAFF.—Assistaal-sargeon, John Robert 8a- folk, flange-- F. N. Madmen, Houghton, Haatiagdon, . CAL Flovsa THAT JACK BUI L T), with 16 Cuts, price Is, very, from half-pay Royal West India Rangers, to be As- tallier—J. Zimmer, Welbsek-street, t avendishonwarei Intr- . sistant-surgeon to the Forces.—To b e Hospital-a s si s tant s to c h aa t—W. P res t sa d J.Woolner, Lawrence Poontoey-lane. rrHE MAN IN THE 11I(X)N ; with a Political the Forces, Hospital Mat e M. Ritchi e , v i ce Macleod. de- core-factors—L, Lyons, Lowertilluotwell, brewer-4.Draki- JL Christmas Carol, &c. dedicated to the ceased; Hospital Mate William Charles, vice Grier, de- ley and E. Clementsoa, Market Bosworth, Leicester, ho- Right lion. GEORGE CANNING, ceased. siers—J. Armitage, Wakefield, wool-stapler—W. and J. il Printed for William Ilene. Ludgate-hill, and sold by all Seger.—Brevet Major Mark Prager, from the 19th Foot, Devey, Coal Exchange, coal-factors. Booksellers in the United Kingdom, to he Sub-Inspector of Militia in the lonian Islands, vice PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Country orders. with remittances, punctually esecuted. Farquharson , who exchanges. J. Bild en an d W . T uc k , G rea t T ower - street , w i ne - mer- N. B. Just published, the FORTIETH Erosion of the Po- Gaantsoes.—Captain Joshua Widest, Weeks, from half- ehants—J. Atkinson and T. Atkisson, Bradford, Yorkshire, melees House THAT J irk BUILT, with 13 Cuts, price Is. pay Nova Smoin Fencibles, to be Town Adjutant at Cape wine-aserekants—S. Spilli ng an d D. Eyr e , Sheffield, white -- OaSaturday will be published, with Twenty-four Cuts, Reevet.--Captein Henry Marquis of Worcester, 3 7th glees, silk-throwsters—J. Dobson and J. Wood, Hamlet, I 1 A poLnicii. LECTURE ON fIEADS. Font, to he M a y or I n th e A rm y. Haw- B} TIIE RL ICK DWARF. Yorkshire, mailmen—J. Hawley, T. Hawley, sad C. MatsonAs D v.—Captain Henry Lee, Rifle Brigade, has ley, Strand, Jewellers—R. Heap and D. Batton, Mooches- len superseded. t er , pa c k e rs—N. 800/001 sad Pt hooasomloaktr, Esatketc- 1i ! Consisting of, An Adonis—A Darling Commander—Der- Cite promotion of Captain C. 1.. Fits Goo (herald, 64th Foot, str ee t, bt-makers--C. Ward asd P. W. Hollead, HlV- rydown Triangle —smose Jack — A H eaven -B ove Minister the Brewer rank of Major, on 19th August, 1819, has uot street, Borough, statiosers—J. (Usual. and W. Newsam, —Joh!, Rull—A Group of Radleals—A Judge in Chancery— takes miser. . 1 London commercial IWO rooms, brokers—J. Hill. J. HIII, The High Priest of Riot —A Resurrection Men—An Em- Poyetestee Geoge Hounsom, restored to fell pay of a and 1). 11111, Whiteehapel, grocers—G. Greed and R. Brooke, broiderer of Petticoats—A Gouty king—.l Star of the Veteran llattetioo, from the half-pay of a Recruding Dis- Liverpool, grocers—J. Coetes, J. Coates, and T. Albrirli!, Nation—A Spouter of Froth—Sir William Biscuit—All% t r a c t, on 2351 ultimo, Is to be employed with the 4th, and out Ingleton, Yorkshire, lax-spiase--W. Whitaker an d t'. Coker —A Knight of the Yard —A Fat Rishop—A. Dull the 'M A/e,.ra„ Battalion . rs Fearnley. Copthall-court, ship-brokers--J. Walker si.,l • Noddle—A Leaden Head—Pounds, shillings, and Pence—.\ Commissions in the staffordsliire Regiment of Yeomanry R. Walker, White's-yard. Rosemary lame, wheel-wrights— Great Duke—A Learned Noddle—The Circular Elf, etc. Le. Cavalry. T. Keating and S. Linningtos. St. Peers Church-yare, Printed for J. Johnston. Thomas Ilawkes, Esq. to be Captain ; Cornet Spencer chemists—C. Wilkins and W. Antrum. Twerton, Sonserso- FOUR /20.000 PRIZES ! -- -- -- -- - Rogers to he Lieutenant ; Henry Hordes , Gent. to be ditto ; shire, clothiers—S. Starkey and F. S ou th am, Manchester, . John % rottesley, Gent , to lie ditto ; John .Iston. Gent. to corn-dealers--J. Stevens and G. Haywood, Birmingham. . IFT & Co. respectfully submit to the attention be ditto; Thomas Kinnerslv. Gent, to be Cornet: George wine-merchants—J. Wimp and J. Evans, Liverpool. wovil • S 'of the Public the Scheme of the LOTTERY, to begin Graeebrooke. (lent, to be ditto, acid and charcoal manafaetarers—R. Johnson and W. B.:- , , drawing on WEDNESDAY NEXT. Commissions segued by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of !legion, Lawrence-lane, tea-men—C.Smith. T. S. R. Retie, WREN,. Durham. W. Hind, G. Crowther, T. Crowther, and D. Crowther, 9....0f I`lo.ooo 0 0 Money ....are....,C40.000 0 Rvvensworth'Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry—John Barns. Citurwell, Yorkshire, woollen-both manufacturers—J. Pi.- 9 9. 4 . 4. - / 10 SS 1.960 l6 0 0 Money . - r Commissions sigtled by the Lord Lieutenant of the County ten--G. Fisher* R.L.Fisher, Bristol, sail-makers—R.Khar- • 6.000 Tickets each Day. £114,679 19 Palatine of Lancaster. pus and W. Martin. Berkeley-sq. ebina-dealers--J. Thom-- . _ The First-drawn Prize, and its corresponding Number, Ist Battalion Royal Lancashire Militia—John Plumb,. Richardson and C. Martin, Stoekto*, Durham, wharlage s will each have.t9o,ooo Consols; and the Tenth-drawn Prise Esq. to he Colotel ; Lawrence Rawstorne, Esq. to he Lieu- —H. Brow. and J. Campbell, Hedon, Yorkshire,•spirlt above ,tlO Os. tido with its rorresPonding Number, will tenant-Colonel; Myles Sands, jun. Faq. to be Captain; merchants—M. Flatt and %%Calvert, Turpin-lane, (Deer- ' each have £90,000 Money.—The Tickets and shares are Edmond Philip Jackson, Gent, to 1w Ensign; Alfred Kirk- wich. cheesemoogers—W. Whitehouse and J. Galan, Liver- selling at SWIFT & Co.'s Old and Fortunate °elms, li, up, Gent, to basurgeou.—Ydllattalion, William Atherton. pool, merchants—W. Wood and R. 11. Lucas, Cheltenham, i POVLTIIT ; IS, CHARING Caoss; and 31, ALoosra Ilion. Gent, to he Lietitenant.--3d Battaliou, Thomas Henry surgeons—E. Smith, S. Dawson, and J. Bywater, Liverpool, t STREET. Ilesketh, Esq. to be Captain. opticians--T. Right and J. 'Light, Putney, tailors—F- .1 Riackbern Lower Regiment of Local Militia—Henry Hodges, are., E. Hodges, jun.. and H. Johnson, insurance William ilaltun, lime to he Lieutenant. brokers—M. Boardman and W. Whitby, Liverpool. linel FROM SATURD.4)"S LONDON GAZETTE. Present Regiment—Thomas °oversell. Esq. to be Cap- drapers—W. Bird and W. Mallard, Birmingham, bla , k- --me-- tain; William llowson, Esq. to be ditto; James Johnson, smiths—W. Troutbeck and J. Rain's, Liverpool, merchants. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Gent, to be Lieutenant; Peter Goroall, tient. to he ditto; James Glover, Gent. to be Ensign. AVERAGE PRICER OF CORN IN ENGLAND AND WALE!. was OFFICE, JAR. 7.. Vi'arrington Reginient—Thomas Parr, Esq. to be Cap- Frees the returns received in the week ending Jan u ary lain. I. ll.9o.—Wheat, 64e. Id.—Rye. 495. lid,—Barley, 365. be s. OM Regiment of Dragoon Guards. Captain James Alfred , BANKRUPTS. • tedirieher, from half-pay tied Light Dragoon, to be Captain .' E. 11::rrt • and J. D. Powles. Freeman's.enurt. Combill, of a troop, lice Patrick Heron Goldie, who exchanges, re- merchants, t o surren d er J am. 11. 'lt. I —Oats, 245. 4d.—Beans. 40s. Peas, MM. 94.--Oatinek . , I 1 ceiving the difference. hall. Attorneys, Messrs. Swain aod Co., Fredericka lace, Ch Average Pelee of Brown or M. tetrovado Sugar, com- puted from the Returns made in the Week tiding Jan. 5, RIM Regiment of Light Dragoons, Cornet and Adjutant' Old Jewry. MO, is /Ms. Sid. per cwt. Srmnel Wells to have the rank of Lieutenant. J. Tailor. Iledon, York, mariner, Jr . 15, 23, and Feb. t 11th Ditto. Captain James Mylne, from the 13th Light 19, at Guildhall, Loadoo. Attorney, Mr. Modem*, Basing ; . 4 1 Dragoons, to be Captain of a troop, eke Crawford, who lull-str e et, Lout TRIAL ivR ..111.11DRIt IN Amaine.i. s . exchanges. ' J. Peck, illeehboalloldlis ~passer, Joe. 15. - se, - and F e b. —ewe-- 13th I)itto. Casale Thomas . Maggots, to be Capsule vice w was At Okidliall. Lnodoo. Att orney , Mr. Sandout, titaile's- II teaa's Tower (111.tettamo), Nov. Nor 23,--On Tsieq. . Deptford. day, Wednesday, and Thursday last, came on before eta s• • ' " I. B. Belcher. Hatfield Broad Oak, Essex. linen-draper. Washington County Court, the trials of William COI - * ( Ist Regiment of Foot, Brevet Major George Augustus Wetherell to be Major, without purchase, 'ice Lynch. Jan. 211, 113, and Feb. 19, at Guildhall. London. Attorney,. de- Mr. Comerford, Copthan- court , Throginortotostreet. Cerill. jun. John Cotterill, and William Cotterill, situ. for the murder of James Adams, in Allegheny connty, on • . ceased. Lieutenant Angus Macdonald to be Captain of a T. Neestrip, Cateaton-street. warehoueeman, Jan lb. IN, company, i lee Wetherell. To be Lieutenants, without per- ; It appeared in evi d ence , oaring their mats. th a t Iv n- and Feb. 19. at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Walker and the . 9th of Ma.y. last. chase. Ensign John Eddington. vice 111'Es en, deceased ; Rankin, Old Jewry. l Ensign Charles Lewis. lice Macdonald. To be Ensigns. without purchase, William Tottenham, Gent. vice Etiding- W. Awes. Walton. Norfolk. grocer, Jan. 13. 91. and Feb: liam Cotterill, ten, and his two sons, William and Jo'sit, „ a who men mat h a n d . ton; -- Home, Gent. sire Lewis. To be Adjutant, Lieu- . _l9. at OuiLdhall. London. Attorneys, %lours. Smith and a in co ro ns n i r r n a y by w r i s th um Jam of es nso ld ey e:t a ts, na th a e ch d awiwioro, irrapere-liall. Throgniortou-street. tenant Allem Cameron, lice /D.J.:wen, deceased. e e c c k essed on I J. P. Butler, Bilston, Stafford, baker, Jan. 19. 91, and tile house in Baltimore for a further amount in hispos- 41. ki. to,. 9d• ;)o- Or- above each