The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-02-26 00:00:00

7.-- 41‘ ~" c ,, k -~.-~-:-.:wiX~ . •1111 , 1,0 10 .I. kfl .r:000. NE[T.IIIURfiDtV (St. Day. Ist of March). ALL KIX OF .t4l.ote Commis sod Money, *se RI rteaur:w Tll REF: Of /21.(11111inast he Dawn in this fiTst Five Mentes. v I 111511 trspretftilly reminds his best Friends. • the Public. of the near approach of the Deswiag. and tiers theta to he i•arh I their application for Tickets and `4llnres, as the only ones non on *ale (tad they ate very *Jew), are thobe Whit+ Furellascrs helnre Valiestiao's Day re 'otromd, best wh;oh are jest at like!) to 'rola tha Capitals as other Numbers. sad it is tery like!) part of the Six of 141000 may ne sawing those rejected. ••• 'There is only one raore tier St. Des id's Dit.a% of Dravidg, aft 4. l'oreMll. and 11. (litchis-Cross. - ANGEL i'(N, Sr. Ct.rwits es. Vire tan. GENF'.R AL orF ItrE. TOR. TRAVELLING. THE followiatr MAILS and other COACHES co from the above lan : Path Royal Mail. din Dover 'faraday sad Friday MOM., at tsetse. Portsmouth pad Gimped Mali. thvospli Opodake/99. Pe tersikid. and Poetises. every Evening at a quarter past 7. toit Sunday at half past it. (he its arris al a packet sails to the Isl. et Wight, to eotirev passengers and parcels: and t. a Alai' Coach sets of to Chieheater. Ittruegh Drayton, !avan Eriswortit. e. Gloucester sad Afilforil X! vil. through Henley. Oxford. and Cheltenham. esery Evening a quarter past 7, and Sun dt% et half-pars Dusti and Canterbury Mill. through Gravesend. Chat blot. cal Feversham, ever) 'truing at a quarter past 7. and Sanany at half past (I. From Canterbury. passengers and par eels sandig e.l to Deal. Margate. itamstate. itsadwieh, &r. froli! Ikser, parcels art conveyed to Folitstone, s.vialpre, Ilytbe. Dirneivarch. and Lytki. NORTHERN CO %CHES. Catfish*. Penritii. and ru. Post Cosa, Frees with Four Horses nod n Guard :111 the way. Passes throne, Respegh, Appleby. Gretabtidge. Itishosond. Catterick. Ro r3ughltridge, µ etherb), Abgriord. Doncaster. and Gran t am (the nearest way by IR miles). sets oat every morning;. aid perform& lese jounsey with the greatest facility. Porten &Mined on the road. by business or ',learn,. have the irtllar ads antage of their seats beteg sararett in the sect. littleliamptou. ,Iritistiel. and Petworth Coach, Tuesday. Thursday. and Saturday Nlorui.:gs, at a quarter before 7. except tiundny. Kendal, Lancaster. Preston. Kirby. Lansdale. Bolton. Chunky. thnotLirk. sail Garstang. Post Coaches, every af ternoon at Fire .'*lock. Guarded. Godalining. and Guildford Telegraph Conch. thenneh Kingston, Ditton. Cobham. and Riples, on Monday. Wed nesih.v. and Friday Homing.. at it and esery Sunday Morning at 7 preeirely. wad returns to London the same dap. tiodabning and Guildford Telegraph Coach. through Ash stead. Epsom. I.mitherhead. &e. Tuesday, 'Thursday. and Saturday Horniness at 9. Oxford Light Post-coach. through Ileitis'', ffe. every Morning at halt-past 7. CARRIERS. To Twickenham. Rrentfor , l, and lslrworh, every Mon thly, Wednesday. Friday. and Saturday. E AlEtt slid Co.. Proprietors. Panels and Packages are safely and eapedltioesly mo seyed from this Inn to eters City. Tows. Village. and Country Seat in the following Counties six. :—Rerks, Ducks. Cornantll. Devon. Dorset. II a .11 s. Her/Cie& Gloucester, heat, Alford. Somerset. Surrey, !Prows. Wits. Worcester, liouth Wales. all parts of the late ad Wight, Jersey. Seem soy. ap4911.9094 Prome ; amiss all Perm of the Nor* V ALUARI.R IT is a source of consider:ask , gratification to the Printers, to And, that amongst the serious Medicines of the day. there are mine more strongly reeummenderl by thieve who have tried them. and prove I their ettleacy. than 1)e. SMITII's SPECIFIC TINCTURE. and the Remedy for DEAFNESS. The TINCTURE le a moat safe and speedy cure for the Rheumatism. Lumbago. Sciatica and limit, Primp, Spaitret. Pass in the Pack. 1.0iu4. Kidneys, and all Complaints from the (travel. 'The Proprietor of this selnahle preparation has It tight to speak w ith some confidence on its beneficial erects, for he ha. certainly lied the management of as many Itheanintic nod Coto Patients. ns any man in his Mainft l 7 ., dominion*: many of which had been given over a. iseirabie by the most eminott Physicians who now daily recommend it. and hile etinilitity acknowledged it to be the speediest and moat effiraciou4 remedy ever discovered. Those persons who unfortisnately are subject to the WWII -I.olllbilgo. Sciatica. or tiont, by taline this toedi eineregirlarly for two at three months. n ill be absolutely treed from these dreadful disorders. and become ns well as if they had never been troubled with them. It is tome of the best earl greatest medicines for the Gout and all Rheumatic r*lnplaints in at :.irt of the body. proceeding frt.in what rause seeyer. taltine; away their mt ows. and estirpatine the Cr?'. toots of ilies , poi dot disorders: and is so absolute a Thing in the rive of the above cortpleints. that it has never been ntiminiot•rrd ‘itnont relief; this at onre chews the preorreivent virtue' of this sovereign remedy it is also one of the greatest purifiers of the blood and juices that is yet known le the worts!, and so %efe end gentle in its operation. that it may be token by the most &Reale habits without the least danger of bikinit cold. nr Wary to the constitution. Invented by J. smith. M.D. late of hi< Majesty's Royel Navy. and 51.11; is Lind. n, (onl)) at the Hermitage. I. Ede s eas are-Resit The REMEDY for DEIFNESS extends 114 powers to the rare of in the Dead. Pains and Dauxiens at the Eats. Its pre-eminenee over other Medicines of it simi lar nature is imi‘ersally acknowledged. .44 a proof of its efficacy. we (rote the following statement of a most respect able tadividual • Angina 901. 1619. Sit-1 have bees nearly deaf for these 16 years. so mint so, as to reader me ineapeble of besting a third part of what env oast emseettalested to me. sad likewise was troubled with maws in my bead ; I bate Id* So armissoser of the arstPdy, greatly motored, so mach that I heard nearly the whole of a sermon prettehed at Mr. Wood'. 414pe1. on Sunday. %signet Stli. 1519.—1 feel myself iladrt the greatest obliastioas to you for your alum- GM, sad have no doubt but that with the aid of another fly. 1 shell be eatlrely enTed. 1 feel tire mated onsiety That It is not in my power to giv e an ample reward for It. hat I will do all In my power towards recommendation. —I am. Sir. serer obedient Servant. S. M. rarbaetosaircet. Portland-road. Is asiditioa to we beg to rail the attention of the reader to the following list of other persons who have re rawly bees eared. deaf ti yeani. eared in flee weeks. lUr.—. deaf 20 years. eared in nitre days. W. It. Req. deaf 20 years. cored in one month. fen' fiA err este. enredllt thre•• aterac. deaf wit vesre. tiered IF one monde. mr• -. at tar K.U. Bart. deaf eight leers. cured in lite weeks. ) 1 64 4 --. t!euf 13 yesrs. eared in fice week*. 01 % ten- se: ere e'er. eared in three vreeki. Mr. deaf sit yeort. cured le three weeks. Mr. dear Allier Tram 'wed Selettt. CM-. &elk.? gars. remd in a Month. !r•-. deaf three ram cored in two weeks. Mrs.-. deaf *lx ears. mired he sit weeks. Thr Meet end rrideeeps of tier shot e egret, are he pee stitAiott of parties. gives is reek parked of the Mistiehee. * * •th. !whiz the (Usenet-TA of a regular medical moo. last') ?hies the attention of the edliteled. IS 1 4 4 41 sole and Resale in ita operatic n. thet It mot he used itY tie 11.° 4 "PIM, habits without causing the least pain or iliennTrai* ewe. 111 ' , /voit the r00m. % .r a llog do.i,r he letter. wil! It " • ith is reet!iste e: renthm. N., 4..1. r‘ re 4.1. 4 . 04 1. unlyir p i le i J. Mteical .tAk .. ..... - . --.- ........... .: _.. 'I, - ••. n. L io, .._. AM , ' ' t•T! --- • . ~.....„, 4. . r r'.t .1 • .... s LONDON, MONDAY, filElltßiJAftY 2 . 6, 1821. (Ell i• tile Fiel2, ind 'SYDNEY died on the &Vila !" " The Cure for Irkitek 114 if P'DiN I , F.S , MPROVED SPECT.tCI.. CIVE . ST. No. ;tl. St. James's-itreet, bees • established ac a practical Optician more limn SO years. ftse greeter part of which time his attention Ins been Occupied in attending on persons of weak am, feeble sight. and sup ; Orin them with Masses of proper spheres. so as is make theta read with ft< must comfort as alien their sited was io a perfect Mate. and having attended on the most eminent Oculists when operations have bent performed. isrts leave to recommend his IMPROVEI) SPEt - rAt•I.E4 to Persons who hare nnilergone the opvrations for Cataract sod Arti ficial Peril. as being the most perfect, having been manu factured seder his owa immediate inspection. V. West heirs leste to caution the Public against the gross imposition of those person< that advertise their Patent Spectacles, as there is IMP palest; and farther. *at those persons are nut. nor ever were, Manufacturers of Gls VIC C. W. attends personally at RS, St. Jamseelf-sfrert• k^fo eleven till five o'clock. wltcre the process of manufacturing glasses may be sees. • THirrP.riTslINTY OF TURkk: PRIZF.M OF Asti the possibility of ail mle of tYlAtOtt betas Drawn NEXT T111:1041)11i. Id of MARCH, (THE LAST HAT BUT i/Sitl lies ceased so great a Omelet for the few Tickets and Shares that are left fur sale, that unless they are imme diately npp!ied for. ' and .1. SI V Ewitrilirr. the Contractors, fear they • shall not be able to supply those Friends sho may wish to partake of the ads aNtagys shirk the rich state of the wheel *ford:. ••• The only Tickets and Shares on Sale tire those which have been returned ; but of COSTit they hove an equal chatter of geleingthe espita!4 as If the) 113.1 never beets sold. Those Persons who returned their Numbers. but ,e -petting their preeipitsm-y. and. reflecting on the mortifi cation they yronl4 feel if they should prey.. Capitols. st i.,111,1 wish to hasp Viein back. may possibly procure them, if the make instant soplication. l'ornhill 11. Holborn : and Q. Haymarket. RCROESS' NEW SACCK toe general purpotteb. 1.3 leaving given melt great .I,re-satiny aad t4it demand for its continuing to increase. JOHN BURG tiON her most respectfully to of this their heat acktvowledgments In the Pebtie for their liberal ritranays of the same: it, ottility and grrift convenience in all climates. Ins recom mended it to the most distinguished foreign eonaetioas. who kite all spoken high's in its recommeoodstion.—lt is pre- 1 pared by them ONLY : and fir preventing diseppointsuerat to lamilimt, all possibie rare his hers resorted to by each bottle being settled upon the cort with their firm and adelt. sc. as well as earls label haviag their signature, without whim' it cannot be genuine. JOHN !WHO Etils and SON long establisbod and murk esteemed EittENVE of ANCHOVlF:B;eowliutles In ler pre pared by theta after the sante immerser tbat has Won lbw greatest satim'aetion for man) )ears. Warehouse. 107. tiltasso. corner of lb. Savor,tepa. London. (Tots omit:msg. FISII-bAI CR wsatworsc.) Ammumm W. +trigs. Mheifield. plumber. Mare,' A. IL Apr'il 7. at the node, Ina. Sheffield. Altorne)s. Nle‘sra. fl ag - rine and IValtet. Sysionars-lan ; and Mr. B. J. Wake. Sheffield. y. Doirnea, Cranbourne-street. Leicebter-square. silk metier. March 3, 10. April 7. at Gni4lhill. Atturne). Mr. James, Buckler:bury. I. L. rel. T•mer-street. baker. March 3, 10. April 7. at Oallaall. Attnrneca. 111r•Arg. Dennint. Greases. eastmlale. and Tatham. It,ilea Arma-yard. Colvin* o-stree t. J. Sprietrelm, (*hesitant. Rnrka. draper, llaret 3. et. April 7. atflaildball. Atterley. Mr. Thomas. Fen-er.nrt, Fen- clank-street. T. Powell. Bath, el..th-factor, March 7. S. April 7. at the Castle and Hall Inn. Batt. Attorneys, Mr. W. C. Smith, Haainchill-street; and Mr. J. V. Little. Oreen-street. R. Gurney. Stafford-street. Bond-strre. pieliire-dealer. March 3, 13, April 7. at Guildhall. Attorney•, Messrs. Power and Partridge, Nicholas-lane. Lomhard-street. D. Pitt, Fenehurch-street. hosier, N:are:i 1. 10, April 7. at 11. Attorneys. Messrs. Noy and Ilarristone. Great • reet. Warwick-row. Coventry. silk-manufacturer. Newt 11.13. April 7, at Guildhall. Attorney. Mr. James. Blidilersbery. a. Transition. jun. Coventry. silkman. 3.10. Ipril 7. it Guildhall. Attorne‘ • Mr. Jirnea. Hurklershars. T. Palmer. Gutte•-lane. Ciespside. alik-mannfite:nrer. March 10. 17, April 7, at Guilaitall. Attorue , Mr. Janie, Hndtlerabary, G. Wilson, Liverpool. iiiien-ilraper. March 17. 19. April 7. at the George Inn. Liverpo Attorne 4. Messrs, Orrr.l, lowland Hurrey. Liverpool and :less' a. Lowe and Itow, r. London. T. %lOC Setts try. Stafford. iron-master. March 11.7. tprll 7. at Ste Nelson Marl. Birmingham. tit.,rnei 4. Mr. %Irv ander, 30. Care)-street ;end Messrs. Lee, Sun, and Haut. !Nrainzharn. J• Ill'. K..nt's-I.ynn. Norfolk. enttsmith. Alan+ 14, lk Aprll 7. at the (ioi; 111101. hint'-I.nn. Attorneys, Messes. Jertia ; and Mr. 11. Wright. King's Bauch-walk, Temple. J. Ashford pert F. L. Ireland. 111-mintenna. factors. March 6, 7. April 7. at no. swan Hotel, Itirininriirm, At torneys. Alessrc. Eger; on. Norton. and Cimplin. lir iy 's -inn square ; and At e e.r., spurner and Co., 11:nniticalm. J. Lawton, G,4 1 :11. York. l'ltAreper. Nla•••,) 9. li. April I'. at tile Rrideesnter trios Inn. Alsih.•,e,:er. Attt.rtles. Messrs. Hurd and J0:1,1400. Temple : nn.! Mr. Buckley. Maorowster. W. Jaynes. the youtirtrr. Iherglir.mny. cntiliset-inaker. March 14. 0. At rii 7. at site kines Ilerd. A. e-s intr.. It tontryli. Mr. Prothero. Newport. and Mr Pion. New Bus well-c(oirt. Liar:do's-inn. st. W. 9111.4. late of Rotheirhana. imt nn•.% of Thorne. enn.er. Maren 6.9, April 7, at t.r.rousniereial Intl. SlietlieH. Attorneys. AL Richard Ranye. Csiaucery-lane : and Mr. Grease/. ShelleW. W. Balnbridre. Esenwned. Therlsam. horse-di-elev. \larch 19. 90, April 7. at the Rose and Crown Inn. 'laniard Castle. Attorneys. AVr. Witrldon, 11•rnanl Castle• end Alessi.. Dixon and S•in. Gray's-Ine-agnate. R. Candy. ‘Varsetrosi, sinrierset. farmer. March 11. 13, A pr , i 7. at the tl hite Hart !•;:i. Ittith. Attorney'. Me...1.N. r.Henry . klas mid Premptori. .2. Ileihoristourt.Gray's-lan ; au.: Hen AC:lor. Fnone•Selw owl. Somerset. -IL 11r.blis. Clichm.ier. fanner. Mardi !9.10. April 7. at the Goldrii Flare lon, Chichester. Atiwar...4, Ale-ars. ripo.7:1111. Prier and Freeland. Chiches t e r ; aud ilr. James • llothorn-must. Gray's-len. k iires. Cllvel.. Wools' 11°1. draper. Afarch 3. 17. April 7. at - 411 Mrs Corrx. Ilasingliati-msars. 'llll. !kw . rnmsgrote. IVoreester, woril.ermler. l Meech lA. 17. .4rril 7. a: the Starandliarter Inn. 1% oreesiee. Attorneys. Mr. Henry Ilsheson, linons,trove ; and Messrs. Fladtate and Neelde. Essex-street. Strand. J. S:ieriCe. Farnham. Surrey. grocer. *with 3. April 7. at Guildhall. Attorseys, Messrs. Stevens nod Wood, Little St. Thomas ‘postic. S. Mace. - tioris iris. grocer, March t. 6. April 7. at Gall& hall. Attorneys. Messrs. Eyer and Coverdair. Oray's-ino. square. M. Astir.% . Goswell-st reel Middlesex. chi fordslii Pf.'lll 3 re hnusrina‘i.Mtireh 31. 10. April 7. at Onildhill. Attorney Mr. Parton. How Church-Yard. Chrarsiar. J. Farrell. Prospezt-piamr. New lotion -Causeway . . mer chant. Macro 3, la, April 7. at titailulintl. .Attorney.. Nlrs..rs. Kii4li. end Freennins. Hasinshalt-s•reet. W. and J. F. 1. , -:i. Paternoster-row. silk-msailfa :lower., Mnit'h (1. 17. ,April 7. at Golldliall. Attorm.y. . 'Jr. Watson. Southampton-bail:liars. Chancery-lam% A. %anis. Sloane-street. Chelsea. dealer. March 3. 1(1. April 7. at Gitililhall. AltJrneys, Messrs. Roger' wit; SO 3. N i Midi* . iier.tr.l I hang'. 111111):,!: fit. Shirt-ft O. R. T.. W..redord. Ranistrate, abropkomsee, at Ottlltlonll—March 17. R. A. Jones. Tottenham-court-road. !hoes-•!raper. 8111.64111111—R. Aliller.Old Fish-street. book toiler, at Guittlimil—March t 4. W. TninHiroo. Hinckley. innkeeper. at the Bull's Head Inn. Mackles—ll. and S. Robinson, Piternostc--row. booksellers —March 23, T. Crasip and T. Hill. jun. kidder... Water. enrpet-tnentsf:•-• 1 tuners. at the White Hart Inn, Ilarilebury —Mare's %xi. T. Berl. kinrston-upon-Thames, morn-dealer. at thaild'ln l l— 11. J. Miller. No?erl-'. • chemist. at the Norio k Ito tel. N.)rs ielt—March 17, R. Combo. 1.1°,11'4 ('"liar-hens:. I inscranee-hrol.er. at Guildhall—Mirth Its. C. ('. 11'rathell. Level-ter. dialer in eoal.. at the Royal Oak. !ammeter J.Rateameaad W. Culbard. St. Jti.m-strert, Weal Smith field, brass-fouoders. at Guildhall. ICR ,lIPICATE4.--XARell 17. C. Allan. Sl.nd Theatre. lielttermen—J. 1.. 1)u Mont. tbs. tin-criare. nuerz'tant— W. Walker, Norwich. bricklayer—P. Brown. Nottingham. draper—C. Rudd, lA% flatt, I.anr-a. shire. woollen-menufleturer—R. Dcbary. Croydon. etl3 I trorrennt—G. \tiller. Watlinr-etreat. carpet ac•nt—C. i Illertlmen. I.4errpool. merchant—ll. Ploughtnest. Rores:•. 1 brewer—H. Booster. Relle-Saursge-yartl. I.ndeitr•hill. Tie iseller—D. l'haplin. Ilarerhill. malteter—E. (Edaker. Ipsaieh. grocer—G. Runyon. Jerusalem Coffee-hou.e, c,,cu. hill. ma-ter-marioter--R. Sissitls. / o .J:refract. surgeon—('. Hurry. Freeman's-court, Corultid, merchant—B. lildiscott, Cheapside. jew?ller. P.IIIETNICI4MIIII.% ri,..int.rr.n. T. Wickham and R. J. (7ittb•tih. Maidstone, printers—G. Rees cod W. WillissitA. Ilackney—W. %lion and A. Thum-' son. %herds., n. mercoants—J. J. an ; S. WaTetall,Cre i' on , 1 wine-merehon , e—E. Trotter and J. IVltitiker. RoeV.trd, drapers—J. Parkise:in and R. Down.e. Clerkenwel. pyre?. eteitters--M. Itainsoix. C 1.111wi.::. Ileum. and B. Edwards. 1..-volow-11. Acatson and W. Neelinto. Sundniand near the Rea. butcher:--l'. G. Brand and T. Burt arr. Carahrl. l .7r, timber-merchants —.'t. Wat;d W. Rotheroy d. ftrulena tee. s'aters—J.and .1. Gallimore.Shrllle 4 d. a hi•remltiis —.I. Gas -11 come. T. Rfulec. anus S. Senior. St. ilelen'e. shoo-ana kers —R. J. Lamidon. T. Fenwiek. J . 11% 111,.. mad (I. 'lodic. 1 ..ou. Newsmatke-upots-T% no—D. R. I.rekit• ant J. Alexander: 1 Glasiow. uterrhants—J. Roultbee and .1. kV. Vole. Peter , boreal*. bloke/re--J. Coo •bs and 1.. Le a r n t. Red Mon ( street. Cleriesewell-green, jewellers—J. no d T. an d J. so d W. Fryer. Lonitur.. woolstaplers. ANEDADF. raw": OF CORN F"V:L MD AND WALLA. Whist MA. 3114. 11.1.—Barley. 144. 17n. Itkl.—Beamb. s2s. 4tl.—Peasr, ft:. I la.—Oatmeal. J. Taw Asererik prier of Ttrown or ltaseassla Saute rnm, paled frost tiii• Retnrss rtnrist in t h e nark rating tar Slat itsy Febesear). is 3tss. 24. per vs?. --- FROM S4TURD.4I"B LONDON GAZE!? E. WHITEHALL. FIR. 14. The Kits, has hero pl4ased to cumin:sod that. km the present aiol in all future oars, hisXsl t y . s billll- 4 4sy shall be, in all reaper rtf afts s. is(weiv th 4, al April: rig reptinz when that .lay shall fail on which ra.r the sante is to be kept On the follooing -- At the t wirt at C.irlton House. the 21 of February, 1! 4 21. present, the King's most Excellent lajesty's in Council. His Majesty in Connell was this day pleased to ap point Thomas Wild:oats, of Newstrad Abbec, Esti, to he Sheriff of the comet. of Nottincliam ; and Wm. Wither ing. of the I. ache.. P.oi. to be Sheriff of the county of Warwick for the present sear. Anil his Majesty nag pleased to wake the f o llowing sinetniments upon the ro!1: Suffilk.—Poilip Itenot, of Ilivy St. Eihnunds, Esq. made Philip Bennet. of Itoogli on Hall, F:64. Peitibrolte.—Joseph wade Joseph Har ries. F:sq. This 'lay the Riilit Hum. James Margiiess of Grabens. Vice-1 hainherlain of his Majesty's Household, was. by his Malestv's command, snort' of his 31ajestv's Most Hon. Pei% y Council, and took his place at die Hoard AC' curdingly. CROWN-OFFICE. Fan. 23. Days an.l plates appointed for holtlinz the Lent Assizes, I*.A, viz. NORTHERN MCI 'IT. Juittice It ‘vt.tv and Mr. Justice RE PT. Durliont.—We•lnesday , Feb. '2?.4, at lllttritAnt Castle. Town of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, and county o f th e sante Tow n.—Saturday, .larch 3, at the 6..tiidhall of the To‘t n. Nortliontlierhnil.—The same day, at the Castle of Newcastle-apon-True. Cumberland. —Wednesday, Feb.2B, at the City of Car- hsle. Westmorland.—Tnesday, March G, at Appleby. City or Y.ok, and County of the same City.—Satur day, 31arch Itt, at the liui6lliall of the said city. Yorkshire.—The some day, at the Castle of 1 (irk. Lanr.oonre.—Saturtlay, March 24, at the Castle of Lancaster. CA RM A RTH EN CIRCUIT. SAMUEL HE WOOD, Sereeant At Law, and JOHN Raz , Gt• s, Esq. C.trilivn.—Wrdsies4lav , April 11. 1-14 %Trion! iv e‘t —Ttimpliiy, Aril Is. Cdroiartiern— onday, Apri l 23. Commission In the Ovfortlehire Reelment of Regular MI litia, signed by his Slajest. Captlin J. Greed. half-pay bid Regimes.. to be Adjs. tont. sire J. Pie. deceased. Commission signed by tise the I.ord Li ett teattut of the County Palle of I.ancloter. F.. 11..bsou. Esq. to be Depot) Lieutenant ; the lion. E. 0. S. Stanley to he ditto ; 11. Iloghton. F:sq. to be ditto H. Ilurnb. Esq. to he ditto. Hatillliell Ro)al Lancashire T. North. Esq. PO be Major ; O. Rawstone. Gent. to hr Liesstenaus. f Rtittalion.—Hon. E. G. Mantel. to be Major ; T. 14. M. Frontal, Esq. t o be Captain ; E. Oihsois. Esq. to be ditto; E. G. Hornbv. Esq. to be ditto; T. M. Esq. to be ditto ; W. Tb - orpe, Goat. to be Ensign; J. Wilde. Esq. to he Pa)inaster. Sd W a l l asey. Esq• to be ditto. Liverpool flattaliou of Local M..o.ut. iL M•Klason,illeallo be Liratesutnt. Xt • ler rTS O. Anal!. loseningtos. wine-meretaiet. 1n airrerwier Morels IS. 16. April 7. at Ibe Relit Deer. Worerver. As r.jrme%•t. Mr. James Ptelt. /I;kvi Boswidl-court. Lincoln-b -ine ; . ased Mr. lellinc/WO4 U. Warbeirk. lavenroPl. sierehmet. Mitre% DA Apfi. ;. et the Debra Lies I. Ileerroil. Attorae)4. Lerrei sad Combats. Tetwile: awl liessrli. 1.01;11 ira.l Liteirtet. J. Roar. Bath. irrneer. Mlret P. 9. April 7. at 111 W.iite vtottot. Aerf.rtirs 4. Irert sal .C.:Nom. ON BAYER .I.VD HIS 1.1117:3 TORS. . • TIMM ligni.D AND Cti . 9l. LONDON '.%1 ..gurg„ The biaturieal asst csisieal stietiohary of Baylr. is aor mire esti ik i r as a &magazine of opinions, than as a o nectisses of tarts. It is a continuation 01 . Ilesisri: a I tirPf who poems the former hook, an /grown u f , it, !::.I bfleal :341t..r,.stight not to Le tslth.;ut the work -- - .~ J. NUT SPVIR4 Prim. of his industrious predecessor. Bayles critical casti rations of Moved are !generally passed over by tie itiollern readers, and the Personal censure which din graces the literature of the present tinsels will meet with similar neglect in futnre ages. The spirit of acrimony is not immoral. No antigurrian tree wasted more time and learning in setting the day and hour I whereon the foundation-stone of an Absent* parish church was laid, than Bayle has thrown away in cor recting the Retty chronological errors of I.ltrevgi. The most interesting conclusion from this featnre of the Isistorieal and critical dictionary is, that patience of investigation, and minuteness of ktwswledge, mar exist in a mins] which is rich in inusgination, sea Argent iu taste. Hat in parts also where be does not at all clash with Moreri, Hack is exceedingly deficient in narrative matter. Ilia English biography is brief and incorrect. He omits, too, the lives of itasonserahle great characters of other nations% and often iotro •lnces people of no importance, merely for the sake of tinslistg a vehicle from his study into the world of some particular It is not a work of syste matic biography. There is for instance a life of Dan:e, bet there are no notices of Petrarra awl Ariosto. Ilis omission of the loser of lAura is Alv eolar, for he had described, with wonderful minors. nes., the real passion of Abelard and Heltsise asp, the Carr of Petrarca was a esunvenient opportutsity f:tr specolotittLf on Platonic atleetion. The opinion ;ss the slictionary see snore numerous- and interesting th•ts the farts. 'flie ant hor us• a man of wonderful hoc- lectnal powers.° Ile retleeted deeple, and like tits few men, the hoodoo centriiarli, silo, have done se, lie (tonsil in his eon mind all the gems of thought. His borrowed knowledge :Vas immense. A steady application, an 1 R retentive memor:, soon niade hi m master of the facts. and a mind .plialole to every sl ia s o . leadilt essociateil itself with the opinions of forme' times. Most of the subjects of r and conduct, are examined hr (kyle. De is perfect;' imlifferent to the issue of the investigation. lie has n-tot of those ardent f v elin,s of love for his ii• l perics. noise of those longings efter immortality. whirls, as parts of the natwe of man, philosopher., his assumption of impartiality.•'n lit to divest hi nisel: No wonder that lie is an advocate for n nh u nottgit sods ration of opinion. for tio man tried so severely tit patience of society. Jeremy Taylor, in leis celebrated work tin the Liberty of Prophesying, hail professel itobiltr:note to all ?limos who acknowledged the troth of the Apostle's treed, alth..ugh they differed tot theological subjects not mentioned in that symbol. John Locke. in his treatises on loleration, excuses a n V3riations of r, ligious opinion, Varela the errors of Popery. The Papists elifey none o f his b e neyolesec. The most liberal advocate of liberty of opini ~,, nits Bayle. The circumstances of their lives, and their particular sentiments on smile important subjects, ducted Taylor, Loehr, and Bayle, to their respeetii • c.melasions on toleration. But to continne the topir of the Pyrhonism of the Dictionary. No cause o f lier..sy ever falls to the ground for want of ingenious , support. 'f he author states with fairness and siren:rill the tenets of Ow Manicheans and the Spinoaists. IP • replies chew' the folly of the religion of tune, s o,l of the philosophy of the other. Itut still he gives th • mina no opinions to rest on, for the futility of lin.nan reasuu is the coticlasion to which all his argniiimit , lead its. Ile floes not ailow himself even to repose oil those a with which the academies of iti , t were satisti.nl, inorli less would be acknowledge th.• isdom of th.• sehoolnien's practice of deriding as well as tiitrost.ii g. '1 he dread of penal indiction.' on lams •if for his imlifferetve as to relit ion, was obeina— ly on the shim! of ;toile when writing most of ii Median ry. Ile oe casitinally appeals to the Scriptures as if he were a faithful son of the cloudy ; hut reli gious qiititations a: - i• introduced so coldly, and with such little power, that the reader is continually re minded of those brit f Waill setstenite" which a novelist often thinks it decent should conclude a glowing de scription of coinptunusqess. Boyle was as intimately acquainted with the historians and poets, as the philosophers of antiquity. The natural elegance of his mind led him to the taste. as his curiosity after intellectual treasures conducted him t o the w i la iou ► of antiquity. Perhaps no author quotes wit so filch propriety a, rayle. Horace brews to have twen his faviolrite .';sas h , for both those writers were gay, rool humoured, witty, anti elegant. In 'rite, however, of his intellectual polish, nu win's imagination is more I iotucti and prurient than that .if Boyle. It is never so happy :IN when the task is to explain and describe ativir of love. Pages after pa;zes of his wink are hit of arguments, supposition , . learned references to lt;iii, 1 Oa:ill:vs, Petronius, and I a'ulins ; and the reader, while disgusted at his author s immorality, is astonished at his genius and :earning. This part of the subject is exceediugl . s• remarkable, t W it is agreed on all bands that Halle was only a speculative philosopher in tile autor.,us • We will present onr readers with Warbartan's chs racier of Daylr. We quote from inosiory. not being able at this ftiontent to refer to the Divine Legation. " Mr. Ilayle's strength and eleartirks of reasoning eon be eiinally only by thr gaiety. sa.inevi, and tielieacy of isin wit. He pervaded F i nnan nature at a glance. and strirk into the province of paradox as an 'amigo fur the rest less vigour of his wind. With a soul supaview to the sharpest uttarlib of fortune, and a heart practised to the pl i llo‘ophy. he hall not yet etiongli of real gratenvs , to overcome that last fault of superior scesia tte truiptatiOn of bettors which the Acadensie exercise of wit is conceived to bring to its professors. . tsn the morning of Saturday se'nnight, a fi-e hr .ke out its the paper-asanufarttvy at Mr. Charles, of Ce urarthen, whirls, aided by a leigli winds itestftsyal considerable quatatitv pa r r. tegetber with th« whnh intermit machinery. notwithstanding that ere. possiitit effort was made -to cheek theltrogrent of !; devouring element, Lt appears thd this watortons.• orearreure was wens - Assad by a quantity of pipe:, pieced over. a stassling-grabe to dry, .ta!sing 6cr, test coutionti:atitor the ismes, whirls, rprewl with ads. 'fa! rapility. Cufortanately, acot!:l9g was imam!.