The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-12-28 00:00:00

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S'aftlbeftwericO . _. teeienalite-oalin TlOleb 'awe, dhibigh she *es itirtidrpolerased herself of A • ... liahqess the Prince aerot hum -bets ^tioreke•,..,.... a i..........,,5efte1ma..... 1 , am c•- """64114"1 sag le r. ; `,llltommette of Meows Ayres. the too* of y ene- i name sad on the behalf of • his Alar. ''''''' -.711'11" ftle i l t nista, New Oreaado, Pert, •and- lola Shores of Lewitt Patent to be pissed *oder the Jaa.tee, R, hentsseoti ) , I V ,ll l l4l° . i ll entiee bonne; onderiiiiler- A01L;c11, by -alumna of.. hir e di*.t vette ant} , het .. , - he Crafted Kftwitat, of Greet. firkeks Jois.l4 : ____H. J. e.'-amno‘itreet, wise-inereuimi.- • J l esetgbpre. j es i teica bee in fed twee" want orto or Agitating lo Trield.Mats4al bag Brace I%l:i= . sill, vrebnat -Jog. 46, W. Tv callow, a g J. #O. tart, tu nw .b.„„.. elease• , Bello formerly ea!, li e depot et the costmerat of 'thin/ton, Kaight of the Moat Nob' , ....loak.. iii, V il eAtii4eu; lent 'Sitekbliebt, taker-Jail the Isthwes.‘ 4rter, the Ace Of Mastot-Goaerat o f ;1 1 37. 8 71 1 7ar 5i to•dittistabboittec Kent, oope.inalter- ' • Ndialtece of the .Uoited Liagdoce. Feb, . - arra J. Railer. Yartuareet• Cevitet•aartten. , eaberdpebent- 7 .'. ' _ "boon. Lbw-m ar t , *toe and tpirii-usenthaitt eirstamessiresszwee. FRRNCH PAPERS. -••••lneibii-- Jon. 1 J. Cut- JimiAL_ _ll4 •11ananl _dheont,isisker IL • ILIrA KY PRONOTIFORL Max. an 4411. Geodes*, *may --' 40 .-- ' c iaitt... 44444 s .. 41 - et. tne dkr i - J . / 3 3a ,' i t lis tr es ir ci at i r l ie su 1 PAito, Dec.l4.—teetetti.4: lhaeify ityettl r l i a .4 ' i mi r.. " 1 wsr-o,ce, &co* *moot One, Reionikenstlitbahlear 4 bemeittelsArtr*--• 'Men it% • Irt • 'ar•rtebeats. levy rinjortd l Life Guards, Ctelliei cad Sublieoleomot Jea, 7 . .-tnaleill. Syllahlratiall 4 G !'" ,l64 " l "ra" good nighel reprise, sad . Idibillitit tt,s 'lnaba, irM. Abet. to be Lteaanaocielpseetase,vioe-Oreeti • - ' '..: ' ; It• awl 11. • wire*. Little eircanon Prd, • mammal . . . .4._ . • • .:‘ :. - .Mr fedife.^ lealteer•4B'n• hen It. Proved. .....b...4 ..‘ .-- , 0 1 ; ..- 11 , he • 11.1. • 'NA** wuteh'"krr-Je••'18, E . 61 ", Ne"° , Iteitetdoy, it eiitit e'elear . In filo mening, filo I mil— -1 . . , • n .` ' .. ' v .- • • • ufacturer King ircemed in the Hell et is thre . be, thisranti , . Wig' t ,' ' . ...„.,. „ • ' . . . • RTIFICATe/i-Ji1.16. Deputation of tl:e author of Peers, Cotathiscioned '" " ' • it' '. - , to*. coal-meretiont -J. Roiray, Fiieh. . •..‘•,;. 4 bow. ararer.laroker-T. Ransom. Owned*, laero to ' Vrestlot to hie Majesty the Attires.. tows (1 the I , ' • Ile%Pahae -t iNiValiiiatiefitetreoir, till!. , 'gn u W ai'llekl• L IL Y - vend , b " iid r 7-T : s '' ° ' l4- Comber. The Charicelter, ai President of the Chao- • .-•--•• , . • Rem er-J. N. Durand, Upper Cutiamiait-orret, Waller 4.lo4lsuffaitipte r die si '•••.A :. • 0. . '. . -t. fientreey, Satters'-kattenott, see- her, read to di, Kin g the Address couched is the fol. - . __ 4 ,7 ~ • 1-... A . . •,Iloomni t b, bopowercastit : -.J. Arre. , 5 .n.4 1 I had G. • 164 mg wor d s I ___ - Likeitli 4lll o o; livefakisillwaligi ' wq"' . 461 % - law' n ' enlinni-* ' Itami '• a mit°l !" 6 ' Slttil i —Your filthy) , etbjecat„ :the Peers of ' 1 - w . • rbstrater—J. lit l agluy , , Rtisko, , wietuAler—ts....;.„ • a!dottb• NM hill 1k .. • 4 die lieii.. -1 ... • *rioter -F. -pater, Upper Tharate.streek, &France, approach your *Thlotte,• to jay fit the ripe of 1 , • 'n of a rrnop. me Wo "wear Malaita th• afpakai........A L.,........ At •LA.I- -a - IL L : the - 41214A... . ~ . le* * - Ill•er' 1 ikti...•. eis., ii.i, .....,.. ~,,... COUNTY FIRE-OFFICE, Southamptott tenth, ,Fltt ; aitd, 11).ECEIPTS for the renetea I. of POLICIES., fall. .14. , inc eistKot CH it AS, hre now io mitte or defilers% The MAN IiGERS of the COUNTY FIRE OFFICE invite is politer eirovtin..tion hut the principles and pron. :ice of the ;444fire. for which they act. Titer ore wiled. to 41..elstre. that ibe treat object of insurance. vet. a Prointd tad itokiotP haloaloily htu been so traariably yiel,:c.l by the Cotter? Otter, that net a *tuck has ever tiriien'tddl.hirt.• the hartnnay of ()erectors mkt Claimants. This: securitp the 0 dtt e enabled nt rill titasesto üß.rd, lwetime. 1,1, The Originni hf..athers Core proviied a Copilot of 400.00U1. over:old above the thietioitiNe /nod arisiat frets the Primes.* 4011, because. 'idly. Althungli sect profit at arise aelettrally ettrided mono' tho.e who insure. the Defectors of the CMUlli y • rceice,.ketve shomoori the d , lnsive and pernitiaes pratilee • o,sk in ( n large return of pr .fit noiforta and eertoto, nod tat ren neting•the pa vinent arch tan dependent nit that may be lett. Their wt. role. it, I he : lnquiet, ef *II just elitism ountedintely— • the rotiplitif profit Is left to wary u itiv events:. They Litre ad ditiottelltfpnrithwitve. that as the arighiat Capital i 4 deemed of • --416.4,1„,allitelligile fairAter i ters of *Nitric,. it it - iressly . iishoperiliers ~J Emus Tax LO , t • Ms Royal Iligi 'pleased, in the nai psty, t• direct a Great Seat of the And Ireland, for •111, 4Ao Doke of Well oft lost Order of the Gr bis Stajosty's Ordnance of the (Jake(' Liagdoaa. ..: ; I. , O IIII ILIALIMPOI6IIIMONL Carnet aad Sob Lieste.- frl it! to be Lk..olosoot, IPb.ebote,v*" 1110111aril - ~ . for* to IMO (nod Aldose tthese wbwAisere, white .frkit'llkilaWei! for Ake lopora or oiltrece_____ the Contribasionsbip iih the it Acuity soil unties generally led tie ttlinrettr. bees' ao mai . It• COnimisail rte.. : _ ~~ ~ reolititiltba t b Secielk% bi per -chase, iisTeil WA ' Registentir" • :,, Liessiesant °Who 411084,4iValielfinfdit i rwl. Pi 1 111,e• dime, eica.laines. ; • Corset Themes Wailer to-ikodieileemiiiinetreduel James. 411 1Y 114 • 4- Isitelaft4riBKiii - aillosar, - jall e s tr Walker. (koala Jobb. NM fine the die meet, to be Captain of a troop, cite Rio 4f ' , Winners, reedy*, rliessfilL4Ace. . I t of 4& Dragginaii Lleuganguallimelim J. An chant , from the liedt - Greamßer gli nt Lisiara, yt mt Liernendut, eithont pertikke. The Hon. /teary Donde. Sotire to be Cornet, by purebales Vice *Writ mesurettrev. • 19ta Dino, Brevet Lleateoant•Colonet Shapland Rosie to be Lieuteaant-Guiessel, b) purchase, vice Doherty, wan retires. Captain Jueepb Doherty to be Major v by parebase. vice RoVe• Limitation' tinwies Ruben Bowers to be Capiaia of a Troop, by purchase. vice Doherty. To be Liewienaoti, by purchase—Cornet Willi/on .Aatenstdi Rrisseni sacs Nesbitt, promoted in the YOtti Lieu Dregoons. COMA Weasysa Thongs Cock borne, vice Boners, prommeda • Drtto Lieliteneut Thomas Irteinto b e Captain ofa Trapp, by purch ase. rice Juerres, who retires. Ceram Hobert Douglass io be Lieutenant, by patellae, vice Itwin. • Ist or Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guard., George llrillioit •Eyres, Gem: to be Waage gad Liessienont, by purchase, lice Credo*, promoted issegd West India Reeinteat. 4th Itegimest if Foot, Lieutenant William Clarke. from the nakiauy iiif At Reek/seat, to be lieutenant, vice Pete( Bow laz,, extbanies4 Sergeek•Verege • Nl'Dero..it, from the half pay, of the dOtti I root, 'Or Se r . vice Fratleie Barton, mho exellilleelo • Sib Ditto. • • To be Sedipeo.—Piettoed ,Litietesont Armand /aides Oktel s ' front die Kitts Brigade, Unities Picheriag. who redid upon int-pay a ...e Rifle Brigade. Emege• Frederic.' itoulpises Robinson, from the 41b Weal Regiment, vice kAdvs:Azd 011ie kb West tiara (ten • ',* J L'irsilign 4.1P4t tifl:4wher., cornbill and 7, It If market. 'IIIIIIFCTORS respeatilly sithmlt to the Public the advantages to persons Ivor* in their °Mee. The terms are sansilf, the Masonts el every us her • • 0111e0 rombinetl. The Paiiient of Relit is illowed to leferers In fire without ens issereale of Premium, or liebjettiis atter" to any respossibilh v. No charge Is tenet for I Mechlin. cosi be los& as toPartnersblp Sneletietowherti ace is li4ble forks's," le the omens of Ills whole propel • Lite bedews*. elected. ib•T gralltaia Or Pareh+is t e of ties alfenbd to timinrebliensitho wee ttitsttle ierniss Christine' Pelieessbeeild be rammed alibis 15, _.O4IIISHIPS DISSOLVED. Moo. W. tiostio.'nod T. Henderson, Soo .U. Vidonesd ao4' G. Jahosloo. Holopstoli. , M, and G. IL. Terser. Tirogisorton utak glad Ander•no, Endgate-street, raiH Olearten Wigan, dristorrs—J. sad S. lA 'oobe-pailders—G. mid td.WSlNOnlr e lt . ' insuorfacoorers—S. Tamer Mg M. tert—J. Nicholas nod J. Becket, New ilioakhease, rotherglll, ;10, 'sieves., !,.. . • ../illl4l devised ONE DAY mon, AND TWO PRIZES OP ,':0.003 CONSOLS, WITH EINE OTHER CAPITALS YET- IN THE WHEEL. • TUSN, Contractor for the present LOT • TER Y. liege to call the attention of the Publie to the State of the Wheel at obi,' pertn4l of the Drawing; there Meow • toil One Dar more (Ish innitnry). when the Lottery will finish, nn whieh Day Ywn Piitre of AMOK) Conswli..must come forth, *isle Nine dater Copftolt. That NISH'S Olikei will thew (a. usual) be yire.ewitiently distioznislied die Main dently expects. Already ill 1116 Lottery he !outsold! more of the . Capitals drawn than anr other Otice-keoper. Tickets and sh-ire., warranted undrawn, are now no Sale at obi NlSH'S:Offices, 4, CoOnhlll, and 9, Charing•crow ; and by.' varigitstieent4 freiaod, and !lentil/Ind.. • *** WEI'S Otlired are remarkable for the &de of £30,000 Il i Mmeava. hohnosold more them all the other Olkeo combined, including 'No in big last Gbotrati. NUTIf IN 'SIiARC.S. And in a former Lottery, which contained Three , Polses of .esn.ogp, NISEI SOLD THEIII ALL!!! 'Pellet I Bolt. Friday ? tea, Yarksbid beat. eldidbei .Boad-siteolv Bed *Hoy, :Wan liiallenlAMMlNTßALlalid S. &p -upa, O a f , str a w .aat.massit • einveyt' Green, G. Foists, an/ ye's, Ilinedhanoollnint—r. Taylor and J. Doubt!, Boolidale. tirnber.sierehnnill-13. - Ilife Nod T. W. Clement, Aosdiimpton, astonsimat•lnw—J.anatt J. Prosheroe. Bristol, manstlittisrers—U:Kippen nod T.Jordaa, New-rood, StA'asetan, o.lseo-avereliags-81 Hobson ana H. J. Ttropp, sossant-amskrai e -C. Stone and W. Greening, White Li •Itreot, 4yers. • The lOftagk o loricn of SUGAR, ibr the itssi, ending ite. 13; la 311 s. . per Cot. ' .. • A CORN of ENGLAND/NA 1,41.6111, per lyet e Kemal, ending Wee. 11/1.•- 1444011, , BMW. Una. •lutlen..l MEL r 4. ibs. 4 1 64 2 • o. d. d. 4,4. e. 1 S 6 0 74 4 1;$ ,7 8 ' Mee, of BtfI I nSHCIJRI4, taICO I TL'AND. hys Nrsrterof "indienterißiehels; t lad of Onthwal per oldie Ansr , Weeks lannediatel3 • Oats. I Entail [Panel Oat'. a. , fi r s. 4. S. 4. s. 1. $0 6 hi 6 bi 5 15 0 . • e• -a - Decree of the tiLeCtrart of CkArlertt mad. tee CAtiho " ABBOTT aping CA ft. ttUTHEItti." the CREDITORS of ELIZA HOBSON„, .lota 4,f hrovirn-sireet. In the Perish of gain( Mary-It-war, in f M idi _ who died In tee )r*, theme la t. sae of the es aiiiinstra , from the 401, Wilt lisiiin Aletrager /Mary of to slaking, wit , . retires ay fhognm-1 ,i of ri " el le rgimeri , receiving shed favaire. ;ULM oteh T 0) .71 s Marva Stuart, from Mr oomillil '4ll 131818 i— i.•ukenAnt, vice limbed Hog Ho 1, VMS kink '' MP '3mf ll 7. :Macrame. ' --.—... .5... i......... —. rge , :rirlieg.to be Captain tilt a Cabe ° t 4 4 -I. ii. Light, who retires. TO - I • • . 39 ' 7 be Lieetebam, by praise, vice ' . Milb.froortbe Rityld*Pbtit . ' Payne Weis, mat Male bye, MN- . - itai.gers. t orgrft popvEl theCounir if Miritieseit, Spinster, deqeassed (svii4 month of Feiettary, 1811), are, by their Soliciton as/ their skims befog" John Campbell, Hog, It err of thopiiii n, a: hie °Scout Sophot ings; Chosirerrhior; co or they heart , =ala i ; itt , a.... 111.E . mf *OSA Derma. A: yE T. STOPta. aft 6, Baliaibsll4to 70k thtiu, .Litimestoot JoOu ' the Regiment, to he Li. rcoetring thou Ada Ditto, Liesdemist Ororge ..-10 . 0y, try plorettaie,-weee Light -Ssugo l'isososo &Int to obi 6Altit, 'creel. P pay of the Royal York Baggers. 13th Ditto, treitteunit Boyle Meredith...en the half-pay of the imeio, to be Lieutenant, site John Hart Rawlins, who , receiving the &teepee: 20th Ditto. Lieutenant Richard Cater Oakley, from thehalfpay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Alexander Torey, who e %changes. 32d Dit4 l ), Captain John Williams, free the half-pay of the 100th Foot, to be Lawman of a Company. vice %%Winn Henry lirouues, who exchanges, receiving the difference 44th Ditto, Lieutenant Chalks Ilarwssrd short, from the half pay of the Ygili Font, to be Lieutenant, vice William Knight, who eachanges, reeeiviag the difference. both Ditto, Lieutenant John Naito. from the 58th Foot, to be Lieuteoani, vice Charles Ilea'ley. who retires upon half-pay of the 58th Foot, receiving the difference. 66th Ditto. Paymaster John Kerr, fruits the half-pay of the 3d Ceylon Regiment, to be Paymaster, vice Cediard, who re -93,4, Ditto, Lieutenant Nicholas Wilton, from the sdth Foot, to be Lietiteuant. vice Ronald 51•Doaell, who retire *pea half. pay of the 58th Foot. 96th Regiment of Foot. Lieutenant Simon Biddolph to be Cap tain of a Louie:my, by pun !awe, vice Nash, who retires. Ensign Arrnine Suncoe Henry Mountain to be Lieutenant, by pu chase. John Riddel, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Mountalo. Ride Brigade, Lien:moo Archibald Stewart to be Captain of a Company, by purelLsse, vice Poe, piumuted in the 99th• toot. ;RS iVW4RDR UNIVERSAL DISP.EINSARY FOR CHILDREN, No 3,11 E Andrew's-hill, Damon' Continuos, Sated ~by Vainglory Colitrihniion—open in eases o f Sts ilist application for Relief, with o ut recensmen . .shallop. . • SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of the GOVERNOR'S of this INSTITUTION will be baleen at the Dispensary. on WEDNESDAY. the SOsh of Drcember, at ren o'oo4 preeisels ' for the Eli ciion of on A I'OTH S CARY, is Ow room of Mr. Field. who has resigned, The Election to be by Ballot, in close a; Two &Clock precisely HENRY RICHARDS, Secretary. WildernPos.row, 214 t Dee. 1818. N. B. hlembers of Patlingient and Ladies may vote by I.loltv, also Directors and Governors retiding more Shea two milesfvont the pinee of Election, and if unteve to attend front Blom, provided the same be imported by a Medical tieni. • State. PROPERTY IN AMERICA TO RI& EXCHANGED FOR PROPERTY IN THIS COUNTRY. ra. N ESTATE in the UNiTED STATES of AMERICA, cossaiting of a Factory, Sellite Lead. a • Dweilirg-horse, the management of which can re easi v order . lalk.an by any man of common industry sada/tall capital, and it 'ould insure hint a certain and caosiderishle mews'. It is near one of the m 414 commercial Cities in America. The only rea:on the present Propriettir wishes to dispnee of it is, lass • being obliged to reside is A line mddiesmed to P. L. (nost.paid), and left at this Office, will receive ;mention, and rut alter particulars Will be gives. 2d 1% ett India Itcgiataat, Gentleman Cadet William Spence, from the /Loyal Military College, to be Emign, without par chase, wee Itobiuson. who resigsa. 3d Ditto, William Frederick, Lieut. to be Ensign, by purcbate, vice klarthall, who retires.____ _ _ IiAIORAN DA. Mr. Philip Itawlints. for wicoatiectdering the time he sues eiripidyed in the Coninsissatiat in Pnriural, has been (Hs wksed the err: we, as h Deputy Commissary-Omni, Quarter-Natter Ilaniel linesman, olive 60th Foot, wile was superseded iu July lasi, bas been reinstated iu his rank. ASTILONONIY FOIL SCHOOLS, BY NHL GUY . In a few doss will be published. lie royal 18m.'., illiNtr,ited by Lighters, beautitul Plawa. price only ss. hi red. LEVI FINTS of ASTRONOMY, Amiliarly ex fijkinitit tree•rheiti Phrmionsena of the Heavenly Bodies and the rheury of the Tide.: tii which la subjoined. n complete Set of Qui...6°o for Ea:liberation. For the l:se of Pritwe Stu - drots as well as lif Puidic Seminaries. linoilded as a Campo ,. Men to the School Cirographs" of the mute Author. By JOSEPH CLI Y. Late Prufewor of flootqaplay at the Hord Milit.iry College, Great Marlow ; Author of th•Sehowl Geography. Pocket Cy riwitaadia.. New Still,h Spelling Wink, Chart of fiencrol Nistora, timid' Reader, School Ciphering Book, New Bri tish Ptimiorr ' Ste. Lnatdiin Pri nted for Baldwin. Cradi:ck, and Joy. Pater noster-row t wad wad by all Brwrltsellers in Than and Coustiy ; with a liberal Allowance to Schools. PIANO.FORTRB ANI? PEDAL HARP. ('CABINET PIANO FORTE, with silk front, 31.-2 Iwo Pedals, Patent Shifiinit Movement, stands well in tune. shop price 60 Guineas, for 40 Guineas. Sour Eqvare Pionw.tortea at 20, 93. SS, and 30 Guineas. Pedal Harp. Jima, o 0 Guinea cost 90 Guineas. Nay be 'rep by day-light. at Mr. Wattles's, 13, Leicester pl:ice. Ale 9 ibe net , Improved Patent Oblique Pi:lna-forte, so much admired for its ',web and film., eleAlitlt forai, Iterate tr t i,c.—Purehased mid opprov e d of by s e ver a l Royal fame. ,••• the Nubility, and l'ublie. MEDICAc. -?gfiS treat Charlotte-stiesil, Illackfoint.'-roar, tool Woodstock-street, totjt.initlit Nes, Pond-street. —%ince the Medical hoard has been esiahl:s.o ed at Charlotte•horo... Great Chatlmse-stres t, opposite the Rev. Rowland 11 ll's ('holpei, and Moutlock-streets adjoillillor Near timid-street, upv neds of thirty 'llosiussoul Patiemb of , both sexes have been resto.red oso wrfect caaby of ;shoal toad lloogered for yews- 'older the swat painful aged obstiaaile d:s too•es, %sere pronowired locatable by respectable practitiosiers, und o.rveral olo•ehas red from the street re" o•abiti‘ from crotobiord initfilt !—Mr•xrc. COOPER and C'ss s , l &testis-al and Stogival evict), Sty, after forty NearitexPetirlicP in Chit Nittropsil a , are combatted daily at boils houses (no all eases of Syphilie, Ac, often improperly treated), uotil nine at night; aged tor poor have tod v ice sgratis) , ln TaestltlY• Tho"dnY9 , Susodoly mornings, stood Twelc. o'Clock. (13" Patient , "' their ea-e, immedsoiely ;mended • All lestec tu he directed to Chat Is.ote-house. Blackfriar's•road, two none are answered %laid' du not contain IS tql33llhilic fee • • • 4 A it .. , . ~~ - 0 •111■••- BA NK RUPTCI ES ENLARGED. S. SAKSVII. Nailsworilt, Glosicestersihire, clothier, from Dec. 26 to Jau. t), at Guildhall. Wl. Torah, Exmouth-street, Spa-fields, Milder, from Dec. 19 to Jae. 53. al Guildhall. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. W. TUCK. Eising. Norfolk, miller. J. LAX, Liverpool, soap-boiler. BANKRUPTS. W. Broadbeit, Premiss, Lasteashire, conbotereltant, 3aa. 13, 16, Feb. 6, at Mr. biacklumes, Preston. Attarsies, Messrs. Ashton and Co! Liverpool, and Cast/e-areet, Holborn; ' and Mr. Illaekhurst, Preston. W. t'eet, Itasingliallstreet, merchant, Jan. 9,• 19. Feb. at Guildhall. Nannies, Mears. Jacob abd Cu. Basin w reel. C. &cotes. Bemiogton, Oxfordshire. baker, Jan. 4,5, Felki. I 1 6. at the Lamb Inn, Walli n gford, Berkshire. Attoralt&l Messrs. Hedges, Wallingford; and Messrs. Price and Ca. LIII•1 coin's Inn. W. Dun, Threadaeedle-street, wise-aserehant, Jan. 2, 0 .1, Feb. 6, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Aradersoa, jun. Br - 1 1 street Chambers. -I It. 'fippett, Toiness, Devonshire, baker, Jas. 11, 19., Feb. 1 6, at the Globe Tavern, Exeter. Attorney, Mr. Elliott, Feo- church-street. S. Leviers, Kennington, Surrey, exchange-broker,_im i It. 19, Feb. 6. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Pilule, Adam's-eonn, Old Bruni-wreei. T. Irises, Che4er, ertarh-proprietor,.Jan. 14, 15, Feb. 6.at Guildhall. Attornies, Mr. Dior, Chester; and Mr. Huxley, Temple. A. Hort. Dean-street, Fin,bary square, merchant. Dec. 49. 1 Jan. 19, Feb. 6, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Steel, Buck lersbn ry. R. W.. (~ and J. Moron, K itirttia. open-118ft aserchanis, Jan. 2. 4. Feb. 6, at the Dor, ki,cl Duck raven. Kingman. , upon Hull. Nannies, hirer.. Rosser sine C 9. Bartiets..-build ings, Holborn; and Messrs. Frost, 1 404 C. Long4.af, Kingston upon-Hull, n.}, 5. F.* & r at the Dogsled Duck Tavern Kin N ail. 'llllO. flit", Alessrs. Itos-er and co. ' Banke # owl at. Sudo icb, doll. . . f..N: • • ... The Aurora, Arapricen Paper, ',entitles Alt opt,ited and jest rematkron the iaceaslstrinCy and wapetlieuts whlcb have cberacterizeri the measures . of Administration pursued by the Unieid States to. Wards south America and Spain:— " A Statesman with as much brains as a Mbsquito coati have perceived in the polilical,physieal, moral, anilyiscal cireormanees of the rftwers of Europe, en atter impossibility that they coald, or any of them, Interfere, with en armed force le the concerns South America ; and therefore, if there was so little capacity in the Governments of Europe aftei so many yeirs of severe schooling, any should attempt it, that the effect would only be to ruin or exhaust whatever resources might be brought into such an entetprine,' without making any impression on that eatensive re gion. The experience of the Revolutioa of North America, its 1500 miles of sea coast, its frontier opts on cenida and the Mississippi, and its population al lrao millions, however it may be lost on oar feeble ealeded Statesmen, is sot unfelt nor disregarded by the,, of Europe. " If our exempts were not • monumental warn leg to all despots, the very eaample of Venetoell, would have held fort% a lessors which coeld not Ile thrown away upon the Holy Alliance. When revolution commenced in 1810, the population did sot sacred altogether the following eumbere:-.7 Venesueia, 1,030,0d1 *roar. thism relives uiris • pnindat ion of rubles degrees of tor's. liKltaw, Mul al nes. &c. . 951.000 6 ' Taking one half for female', sad oae-liftla of the whole semeiotic, far persons capable of bearing arms—slaves and all, there would be stoat 90,000 person,. zapebte of bearing arms ; and, fro. theta . moot ito dedected Maracaibo, Core, and leveesl l utbusdiatriats mild& tearsirsed nea;rel. sK"'l ' bis Prbvi tidal G over nme at alone 'iffiest arms, arsenals, genpolvder, or meatier& of any kind, has sustained the contest against the *bole power of Spain for 4101 years of unremitted wars and 23,000 Spaaishboops, besides the !sties which they have model), force, and the slaves which they have let loots and armed against their masters, have not Itepa abaci to mike an impression which cam afford tiociaiiit distant prospect for the Spanish rale. This proviete of Venezuela has been the Golgotha of Spanish power, and it has been the great rampart 4nd kid of battle upon which Buenos Apes end New Granada, and all South America have been defended, and their independence asserted, with the most noble devotion, and the greatest voluntary sscrifices. ` 6 The Powers of Europe, exhausted in their hence., could not accomplish any enterprise even in EurNla without pecuniary means; on the territory of Borope they might march armies, bccaese the country is covered with population and colligation, which would *apply subsistence, contributions, and transport; if they bad been so disposed. The mines of America uo longer afford to Spaits their treasures; 17 PA _ ell er k 4 i s 1 1 + 1f , / 04 % 4 ipaeteiests. lipsor e nj o y e d t sad Ms itellith tits sensibly • n tlrk eeening, II of tb. Throbe, the grand lie. IS Peers, commissioned 4 ti li fiddreig vow (1 the resident of the Chem.. Acidness couched in the fol. rig subjects, the Peers of Tbione,. to ay }it the feet of your • Majesty the acrustoneed homage Of their re. .sities s their love, and their deeotion.., 66 The nation hes Merited the noble testimony r ,'wbfcti you bear to her generoes ,efforts dering the continuants of the evils which have afflicted her. `Her glory is to have Nom worthy of he r Ki ng; Could the refuse to acknoliledge that she ows, tee end of all her calamities to the reposers of your wisdom ; to all the guarantees which People aftd singe find in the re-establishment of that ancient Throne with *frith history associates tbegratidest re. *ollectiont of civilized Europe ? Your Majesty 'elope cotild repair the evils which roe have, not caused. As soon as your R. yal ward becomes its guarantee, the peace of the waddle signed, otre ter ritory is fried, the French standard Is raited est our frostiers; the grateful hoo.age of the liberated pro fiats. is brought to your Majesty by one of your Sens, by that faithful interpreter of your elintiotente to your People, and of the sentiments of yodr Pee. ple to our Majesty. desire which the magnanimous policy of soar ancestor, Henry IY., had I.rmed, has beau tea need ie the coins ' of the Five Poetics. They resolve to place under the safeguard ofervaralliy end relidiota the maintenance of trestle., the ezistence of actseired rights, and the repose of Europe. The States of modern Limpe have all been more or less Modified '.by the spirit of one sod the more relies's:, which 4 . *if to laws, tits seasteessi ttrefeetir Edo*, inissaboakig. .. • " The pti f iriple which founds States can aloes se. mire their duration. If it is oeskened, greet dangers threatens societies anti Governereets. It has Wee for a long time shaken sty temerity God itnprovi.. ' deuce. The wise of all stations ought lienc..f.rith to 'smite in labouring totonsolidate it. The religions co. reason, Which your Majesty announces, will real these salutary and truly politic ideas. The Giod. Or Christians watched over the cradle of that Moo • narchy, elikb y in spite of so many vicissitudes sad so many stdrms, has passed fourteen centuries of glory. When he will consecrate in your hands that tea gitimate sceptre' which you hold of your ancestors l tite usajetAg of ancient times will impress an august Oa* racier on the interest of oar new destinies. You Will 'eiteer it the foot Of the altar to maintain our po litical liberties, and tha institutions founded as that Charter which has become as dear to goo sines all wishes have talked round it. Your People Will swear, in their tern, constant fidelity le that tiles.. tripes and paternal race which our ancestors loved * and which our descendants shall cootie* to love.— God certainly made men free; but lo motets the. the peaceful enjoyment of this common right, he ordain-. ed them to obey the authorities which reign by the laws of which be le the sorirce.and sanction. " It was with profound emotion that the Peers of Franco beard your Majesty calling for their concur., 'fence and their zeal in repressing those preachy's doctrines Which, from one Revolution to another, would promptly lead through the disorders of anarchy to obsolete peeks.. They flatter themselves in be. fleeing that these culpable doctrines will be silent be.. fore tee principles of public order delivered from the Throne. 44 If this ezpectation should be dissppointed l your Majesty shall net in vain have called for the ets-opere. don of the Peers. This age leaves to the wiles of tyranny only ens means of repkiciag the People t bs 'chains, and that consists is irritating their pass*e under the pretence of false liberty, in misleading their frankness, and eliciting their revolt spina the institutions by which they are protected. This secs* is too well-known to allow as to be imrprised by jt. Without the high Prerogatives of the Throne, the Constitution has no support. Every monarchical - law is, therefore a popular one. The Monarchy a nd Liberty ire inseparable—we shall defend both with equal broom. 66 France bas need of order and repose. She'ins lost the dangerous ambition of brill formidable to her neighbours ; bet she ought to have a military force In proportion to her population and her ter. [Rory. It is only at this rate that Wm can be teen.. coil at home, and respectable abroad. In forming so army according to our monarchical jaltitstines, we can alone hare a national army—that is, en iss.. strument of conservation, and not of despotism or conquest. " Always ready to second your Majesty, but el. coeraged by your foresight, we shall embrace with you the hopes of a happy futurity. Already the bounds placed to the increase of the l'ablic D4bt ape • • . I r ~'