The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-07-21 00:00:00

-- GkAckLO_ idiejr.••'l" , k 7 4ina- •-; •• • '• • •*:;;' . • • • ,• • t .•. . . 1 ; • ; • •'t . L \ • • • • •. 7 • ; - ;.*Jkv; • • . . • kltilel . p() • • 'THE. NEW *GLOBE . 6 treteit ski aalesassii: . , .Mi==lMl .•• s . . , • LON.OON, ..MONDAY, JULY 21, -182& • t . . _ y _ .~ .. NUMBER 5731 . " The Caste fin ' - 1, -- hielt HAMPDEN fill is tits Meld, and SYDNRT feud IN the d 1" SEVEN PENCE. ~~ • I FRENCiI PAPERS. • [Prom Monitewr of July IS.-011cial Pad.] ARMY OF THE PYRIDIERS. WORT OF TUX MAJOR-ORNMAL OF TAO AUNT OF TRU : : t t .$4 . • GENUINE FOREIGN WINE.S.—WILLIAM GEIXIE, Jun. Wine-Merchant, 132. Regent street. begs leave to inform Genilemea sod Families, they may be supplied with WINES. warranted genuine, eqd of the finest qualities, at t h e following reduced prices:— perdoz. pa r don. Good Port Wine 314. I Fine Claret ..... 634.' Very superior Old ditto 40. I Superior Lents d 0.... 725. Do. of the vintage 1619 1 Chateau Margaux, fine and 1615 Crusted Port, five years Cape Madeira in bottle • e 665. Toe inest ever imported Fine Pate Sherry 3Bl ditto Rich high flavoured do. Vis. Fine Videnia Old bottled E. India do. 413 a. I Blab Bueellas .. Fine idadeira Old bottled W. India do 48a. Burgundy from the real Old East India, 6 years j Freed grape frees- in bottle .-. Superior ligerife The beefy expense to will Geellemen are pit teby he-- ` in; to pay the carriage, &e. of their Wines from Iserraimm (particularly when et 'a distant». meet , oosild=r os t, the cost), this has Indloed W. G. le seems Late 1 with the priatitpetteietry Carriarhebr Ifillal Ith9 9 9 , l ll Pbe takes to deliver all Orders to the ..east of 61*.Ibsen aid upwards "Carriage Paid" to any part of England, and Three Dozen within Twenty Miles of London. Bottles and Hampers lalll.botaken back. Ise.it kept. charged 9s. ad. Per dozeo.—Oilmen essta by *kw sesisag executed. CLARE I' sn , l PORT WING'S.-..WILLIAM LLI A M liEDUts: jun. WINE MERCHANT. 13?,, Regent-street begs leave to inform Noblemen. Gentlemen, and tessilles' that he has a large stock of Claret Vin du Pays de Frond* which he is now selling at the extraordinary low prim, of/sos. per doz. (bottles included.)—This Wino he warrant* to be genuine, and pirticularly reetwarnands it to those in ibe habit of drinking light French IViots. Also, a quantity of good Port Wine. at 335. per doz., and ell other Foreign Wines, at Equally moderate pri..es. Hampers, containing two dozen of Claret, bottles and hampers included, will be forwarded as samples to my part of Ragland, on the remit thnee of a M. note; and one dozen of Wines sent to any part of London. __. - - el , CH EAPSIDX 0PP0131,111 QM= fltUligift . LONDON.,!, . • .O J WM TR IGOE and C.. Wm low supplying the 1.V.i.• Public e ith TEAS in their ?filler Parity, ex actly at the Wholesale Prices. Any further Comment will be unnecessary ; a aihgle trial will be the beet and only way to prose the benefit of this system. Good ( ongou, ss. 4.i. to ss. ed !Geed Mixed Tea .... 60. btrong Ditto Si. 1 Prime Ditt0.......6e. 44. Particelerly recommended to Good Hyson •••..41W Families. usually sol lat I's. Fine Yorng Ditto.... les. Very Fine, 6s, 4d. to 6:. ed. Finest Ditto ... 1aw 3 . 1 and upwards. I • Shopkeepers and 'Dealers supplied at a very small Aa• viince on Cost Price. Itespectat le Persons wisiing to become Agerts for this Warehou will hesupplled on liberatTerase. Try/ME:BREWED ALE AND BEER,-IlieV.° . HA WS PATENT PORTABLE FAMILY' BREWING MACHINE, patronised by Lis Majesty. • The proprietor of this highly-approved requisite in domes. lie economy, begs to call the at ntlon of the public to the' great advantage and comfort-derived from the possession of' . genuine home-brewed Ale and Beer, produced ie tbehighestl perfection by this machine, at -Wee One Miff the breuesotsl . chem., and in quality. flavour, and toundliess for kee , superior to that brewed from the same quantity of malt int hops by any other process. The apparatus Is simple, compact, and does not require fixing; is economical in time, labour, and feel; and, with' the printed directions given, may be used soeessfully without any previous knowledge of brewing: it ls also applicable to various other domestic and culinary purposes: The machine is made of various sizes, warranted to answer, price eight pounds and upwards. Sold (only) at 202. Piccadilly, where also may be had. the HU lett REE.IIIVE, from which the Combs are extracted. without killing the Bees. ' , ri 10 be fereniptorily SOLD, alarmist Au a Decree • Hie. High Court of Chancery, made in a Cause wherein Nathaoiel Down. and others are Plaintiffs, end .10- s ph Landry and others ere Defendants. before Sir John Simeon, Bert., one of the kieeters of the said Court, In (bur teen Lots, on Wednesday, the SW Day of July, Ifft23, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon, at the Public Sale Rocsikof the said court. in Southampton-boil - dings, Chancery-lane. London, a FREEHOLD MANSION, called DOWNE HALL, situate at Bradpole, near Bridport, In the County of Dorset, with the Gardens and Pleasure Grounds adjoining; two capital Dwelling Houses at Bradpule aforesaid; *event Closes of land st firadpele aforesaid ; a substantial Farm House, and several Closes of- Land, at Allington. near Bridport afore said; Freehold Premises, consisting of a BlacksasithisShop, Dwelling House, and Premises. In Aidermanbury. in the City of London ; and two Pariog,Boods, secured on the Rates of the Parish of ChristChurcb, Middlesex, bearing interest at per cent • Particulars may be hid (gratis). at the said Master's Chambers, In Southampton-buildings aforesaid; and at the Offices of Mr. Donne, No. b, New Ion; Mr. King, • Ser geants' Inn. Fleet-street; Messrs. Walker, Rankin, and Richards, No. 11, Basieghall-street ; Messrs. Clowes, Orme, and Wedlake, No. 10, King's Beach-walk; Temple ; Messrs. Brooksbaok and Farn, Gray's Inn-square, London ; and at the Oakes of Messrs. B. and Thomas Fox, Beaurein ster ; and Mr. Nicholletts. and Mr. T. mpler, Bridport, Dor set ; and Plans of the Property may be seen at the said Vas- Sees Chambers. GA./11/LAND and SON, Sole Proprietors of the • ORIGINAL MACASSAR OIL, for the Growth of Hair. respectfully inform the Nobility. Gentry, and Pub lic at large, they have Remove') to N 0.90, Hatton Garden ; and also beg to CAUTION. That Flagrant Impostors are Vending a spu rious Article under this name ; they purchase the empty bottles, and attempt to deceive the Public with spurious Ma cassar Oil, composed of injurious ingredients, calling it the genuine, and offering it for sale at a lower price, and with oat tbe label, and others sign "Rowlandson. ' Imitating the signature, which renders It necessary on purchasing, to ask for ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OM, aid strictly to oh m/rye that none are genuine without the littiA book inside the wrapper • and the label is signed on the outside, in Red, "A. ROW L A ND and SON."—The prices are Ss. 6d.-75 Its. Gd. and 21s. per bottle. All other prices are ireposi tioos.—The genuine has the address on the label, " No. 20, Hattoe Clardeu. — Also, RID WHlSKiltil, Gary IiCHISIMS, Eya-BanwA. Liar on the Head, effectually changed to Brown or Blank, by the use of RON LAND'S ESSENCE of TYRE: by merely wetting the Hair, it immediately produ_es a perteet change. Price 45.-7 s. eJ. and 108.6 d. per bottle. Sold by tire Sole Proprietors, A. Rowland and Finn. No. 40, Hatton Garden, Holboni, London; end by appointment, by Messrs. H Titchbouroe-street • Smyth, 117. Gat tin and Pierre, b 7, D. Rigge, 53, New Ro . nilmtreet ; Bayley and Blew, Coaspar-street ; Sanger, 130. Oxford-street; Derry and Co. 17. Welk-street ; Putters, 4. Cheapside, and 21111. Regent-street; Irowney. 105. Hatton Garden; J. T. Blege, 83, • hespside; Tette, 41. Johnston. OS, Cornh111; Newberry. 445„ Edwards, 50. St. Paul's Chureliqard ; Sut ton Row Church-yard; Burge's. 02, Holborn-hill; Low, $3O. Prout, 2X9. Strand; Fiarelay and Sons. 93„ Fleet market; Ford, Fenehureh-street ; Colley, 94, Wharton, Borkepagate-street; Bartlett, flattonoogarden ; Swift. *I. High Hoil•orn ; Hlbbies, Fleet-luarket ; Swift, Holborn; Gravest, Oxfortlmtreet ; Woodman; Piccadilly; and Nix, Royal Rxelmege ; gad by most Perfumers 'ad Medipino Venders. As far " Rowlead's Oil," or 4 , Rselawri's Dyly• eqd Shame :he signature, 4. HQW4AND and SON.II os is lir the rd bo or di/ leer; root. mot- ..roP in. SUMMER FASHIONS. I T has often been remarked, that tiotwith. I standing the great mutability of Fashion, that of Carling the Bair ha., and Is still likely to continue. It is for this reason that ATKINSON'S CURLING FLUID. or VEGETATIVE HAIR 014 is so generally esteemed. It requires only to be used' enoe to supersede the use of every other invention of the kind. It wonderfully Improves the growth of the Hair, and in dressing makes it beautifully soft and glossy; and by Its great nutritive qualities gives it such strength and elasticity, that it retains its curl dertag exercise or In damp weather ; and where the Hair has fallen off from illness, perspiration, or any cause occasioning pre mature decay, It infallibly restores the growth. Sold by most Perfumers and Hairdressers, and by the Proprietor, 44, G e d-street, Soho-square. 1141.78L1C NOTICE.—ROBERT WARREN, Black. ing blandish/see, 30, STRAND, begs to notion the Public against a spurious composition being sold under his name, by means of Imitation libels. These may easily be detected by observing that the genuine has Roar. Wanes,/ signed oa each label,—all ethers are counterfeit ; many of which sae interlined. In very small characters, with a different address between' the " No. SO," aid the word ''Aterood,"• Hoar.•WAustat also begs to odd, that his side ahisofttotory is at 10, fkrantrn ; nor has ha any connexion with those pretended Warehouses professing to be bran& esUiblishments of MS. All persons giving orders for Was ass's BLAMING are particularly requested to take sotiee that tha real Manufacturer is Rosy. WARMISH, 30, STRAND. It is strongly recommended to shopkeepers and others who are deceived by sods vile Impostors, to ranee the trash to She parties from whom It came, as being a punishment suit able to base fabricators of an article so essentially necessary to the fashionable world. This genuine and surpassingly brilliant MaeOng stands unrivalled for its peculiar ex..ellence in keeping dui feet per fectly free from damp in Wet Weather, preserving the lea ther soft and pliable, and prottuelug the most elegant polish ever behelch retaining its pristine virtues in any climate. Is sold by every respectable vender in Town and Country, la Bottles, at 61.10 d. 12d. and 18d. each. FROM SATURDAY'S OAZETTE. • WAR OFFICE. Jinx IS. -•- - - - - Sd Regiment of Light Dragoons—Captain Richard Staun ton Sitwell to be Major, without purchase, vie* Hutchins, deceased; Lieut. W. Mthfull to be Captain. vice Sitwell. To be Cornets—Cornet Henry Phillipps, from the half-pay of the 10th Light Dragons. vice Sir T. W. White, who ex changes, receiving the difference; M. J. Robert, Earl of Roscommon, without purchase. 10th Regiment of Foot—Ensign R. Birch to be Lieuten ant, by purchase, vice Molyneux, promoted in the 2d Ceylon Regiment ; H. A. Hankey, Gentleman, to be Ensign, by purchase ( vice Birch. 17th Ditto—Lieut. W. M. 'Yorke to be Captain, by pur chase, vice Gladwin, who retires. 61st Ditto—Capt. J. Wolfe. from ball-pay of the Regi ment, to be Captain, vice J. Chancellor, who exchanges, re ceiving the difference. 08th Ditto—H. Smyth. Gent to be Ensign, by purchase, I vice Nair, promoted in the 47th Foot. 60'h Ditto—Ensign Charles Stewart to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Windsor, deceased ; J. J. Hamilton, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Stewart. 70th Ditto—R. Shepperd, Gent. tohe Engign, by purchase vlee Tinting, promoted in the 07th Foot. 78th Ditto—Henry Holyoake, (lent., to be Ensign, by purchase, vice J. J. Hamilton, whose appointment has not taken place. 90th Ditto--Edward Jekyll. Gentleman, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Bouverie, promoted in the 414th Foot. itd West India Regiment—Ensign William Spence to be Lieutenant, without purchase,. vice Maclean. deceased ; Joseph Hanna, Gent. to be Ensign, rice Spence. Beatirr.—To be lAnjors in the Army.—Captain G. C. Cofer, of the Royal Artillery ; Captain E. C. Wilford, of the Royal Artillery. Ideroaaxoux.—Major H. Bristow, on ball-pay 38th Foot, has been removed from the service. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE. Jtici 15. ' Corps of Royal Engineers—First Lieutenant If. G. Bol dero. front the half-pay, to be First Lieutenant, rice Elton. deceased ; Second Lieatenant W. C. Forbes, to be First Lieutenant. Commission signed by the Lord Llantenant of the County of Flint., Edward Dymock. Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenant, Conlin'lesions signed by th• Lord Lieutenant of the West Riding of the County of York, City and County of the City of York. Yorkshire Hussar Yeomanry—Wlilias Worsley, Gen!. to be Cornet, ♦ice Lord Munftester, resigned; William Augustus Lane Fox, (lent, to be ditto, sloe Hoiroyd, pro moted. Southern Regiment of Yorkshire (West Riding) Yeoman ry Cavairy.—Lieut.E.Ter to be Captain. flee Lord alittnn. resigned ; Cornet J. Garland to be Lieutenant, vice Ten, promoted. Craven Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry—L. G. N.Starkie, Gent. to be Lieut. • 7 a ASK PTC Y surtastain. pmeets Mask •f Tiverton; tioarersist glothtet. ' Richard Consist and Robert Lee, of Kingston-upon-Heft, 'late of Senleostesi merchants. • .-••• BANKRUPTS. idiehael Thorpe', of Wortrop,Nottioghain. usltster- July 31, August I and 30, at the Hod Lion Inn. Worksop. Attor neys, Messrs Hall and Brovraley, Nee Boswell-court. London. John Mess. of Ho!peen, Flint; corn-dealer% August I. 2, and SO. at UM Golden Lion Inn, Chester. . Attorneys, Messrs. Clarks, Richards, and Medealf, Challeary Lane, London. Thomas Kirby. of Bethonl-greast-road. droper. July_ August 2. and 30, at the Bankrupts' Court, Attorney, Mr. Arden. Clifford's Inn. Joshua Nettleton, of Sloane square, awls's. Iron monger, July 29, August 6. and 30, at lb. /3aultruPl l l . . Court. Attorneys, Messrs. Freeman and Hestheote, Color assn-street. John Smith, of Camomile:street, tailor tad drip'''. July 26, August 2. and 30, at the Bankrupts' Court. Attorooyr Mr. A. Demean, New lon, Strand. • IlanwasPeartsre. **Stratford, tom ilisswissAssr, An t. 16, sod SO, at Om Bankrupts' C•4o,..llitlerssyi Mr. AisVl Whlteinapel-road. DIVIDKNOIL A. 9,T. Ha " r, LOng- sere . ftiommannfaattime-- 11. •• • • Aug.. .ay, Ang. 9, R. Wi toy led, Hoakld Brood bidlSOlssex, ',veer —Aug: 19, J. Dooley, Willow -street, BashiOde, eoru-sserehants— Aug. 16, R. Graham, Sborter's-eourt. Throgotorion-street, stock-broker—Aug. 16. W: Miller. Rye, draper—Aug. 9, P. Powell, Brighton, silk-mereer—Aug. IS, J. Clements, Newport, Mosmaouthshire, shopkeeper—An e. 9. T. Blase. ' Walkoolr, iiiteliant--Aug. 11, R. -wad J. Edwards, Hales Ofesi g zi=seshios s immemotagors--Aae. 13, J. BstrisieY. . sottoweplemsr Aug. 19, J. Warneford, t il‘ sek i - grOisse—Aug. 0. R. Peals. Oswestry, Shropshire, wiim-morsisat—Aog. 9, R. Stevens, Soulbury, Bucking iiimeidetoidoiryman—Aug. 9, R. -Shirley, BurAlersbary, oarpol.suppalaeturer—Aug. 9, T. Heflin, Baker-street, St. altiryleillimi, apothecary—As!. 9, T. Maxfield, Ba.isbery, Ileits4MlSMv—Aug. 9, W. Carnes. Canal-row, Bermoodsey; roposmulkor—July Mk J. Priddy. Girard-street, wimomer dkast-Ault. 9. Edwards. Gerrard-street, Sotto, woollen draper—Aug. IS, Ff. end W. Parry, Carleton, Monmouth shire. thslriate-umasfaeturers. CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary, on or before Aug. 8. L. A. Hollander, Winchester•street. diamond-merchant — C. LINIDIP, Kennington, dealer—O. Wrlis, Friskney, Lin colnshire, 'merchant—J. Hopkins. Jun., Choisey, Berkshire, turner—.l. Clark, Commercial-place, Commercial-road, ship-owner. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. W. Barren& jun. and T. flilby, Poole, tialber-merchaits— D. Adcock, Barkby, and W. Cooper, Burton-Lazars, Lei cestershire, dpelers in tattle—J. and .1. Abgeod, and T. Parker, Leedom and Muralesfield, silk manufacturers. so far as regard, J. Abgood, sen.—A. Padiey and C. Heston, 'Sheffield, feeder-makers—E. Loisada and A. Lascar. ver micelli-merebants—S. Plumb, and R. Hall, Holborn-bill, ,cheasiste—:C. Browne, J. Upton, and F, H. Coz, Nottin,c ham, teali.esaanfacturrra—T. Gonda and J. B. Bennett, Great Yarmouth, herring-eurers.—B. W. R., and 8. H. Hodges, Lambeth, rectifiers—J. Lock and R. Milligan, Northampton, draperso. T. Wright and .1. Bruce, Picca dilly, cosiedealent—R. and F. le Blond, College-street. Chelscreinnattn, soaplactors--T. and IL Emerson, Newt onian -sire* linendrapers-11. Mali!. and 8. flandforth, Henes-bask. Staffordshire, earthenware-manufacturers-J. Collins, W. Robinson, and J. Scofield, Mumps, Lancashire, machinicesakers—J. and J. Horsfield, Leede. corn-dealers —J. alai. Hollis. Chelmsford. braniera—R. oarZner,. J. Hictimielt. - 164R: • &clews, Watling-street, neanafactuiera --J. Symonds and B. Peel, Lawreece-lane, insurance-- brokers—H. Hechi•tt and F. E. Middleton, Everton„ Lan cashire, governesses—G. Law, 11. King, and J. Barker, Constables Holmes, Lancashire, cotton-spinners—W. Payne and C.and I.Fano,.Leadenhall-street, trunk-makers--A. and H. W. Meister, and W. A. Arabia!, Kingston-upon-Hell; general-merchants. AAAAA GX !RICH OF COIN LX IN GLAND AND WALLIS _• Ming *NORD JULT la. rze. en. s. d. Pea el. a. d. Wheat 69 10 Oats 2ll 4 Rye.... ..... ....... .37 0 BOWS 33 3 Barley 32 8 Peas 7611 Average Pries of Brown or Muscovado Sager, com peted fro. the Returns garde In the week ending the 16th day of July, 1823, is 335. 10Id. per cwt. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, SATURDAY, JULY 19. THE PROROGATION. Par'lenient was this day prorogued byCommi.sion. The proceedings state , ' in our paper of Saturday, then took place, and the following Speech. of which we gave the substance was read by the Lord Chancellor : MT Loans AND GritTLEVIM—WO are commanded by his Majesty, in releasing you from your attendance in Par liament, to express to you his Majesty's acknowledgments for the seal and assiduity wherewith you have applied yen selves to the several objects which his Majesty recommend ed to your attention at the opening of the Session.—His Majesty entertains a confident expectation that the provi sions of internal regulation. which you have adopted with respect to Ireland will, when carried into effect, tend to re move some of the evils which have so long afflicted that part of the United Kingdom. " We are commanded to assure you, that you may de pend upon the firm, but temperate exercise, of those powers which you have entrusted to his Majesty, for the suppres sion of violence and outrage In that country, and for the protection of the lives and properties of his Majesty's loyal *objects. It is with the greatest satisfaction that his Ma jesty is enabled to contemplate the flourishing condition of all branches of our commerce and manufactures, and the gradual abatement of those diMeulties ender which the Agricultural Interest has so long and so severely suffered. " GICNTLZINVY OF TEC donna or COMMONII,—We have it in command from his Majesty to thank lou for the sup plies which you have granted for the service of the year, and to assure you that he has derived the sincerest pleasure from the relief which you have been enabled to afford his people, by a large reduction of Taps: " Mr Loans awn GIN LLLLL Majesty has com manded us to inform you that he continues to receive from Foreign Powers, the strongest assurances of their friendly disposition towards this Country. Deeply as his Majesty still regrets the failure of his earnest endeavours to prevent the Interruption of the peace of Europe, it affords hint the greatest consolation that the prinriploo upon which he has acted, and the policy which he has determined to pursue, have been marked with your warm and cordial concurrence as consonant with the interests, and satisfactory to the feelings of his people." HOUSE OF COMMONS. The SPEAKER came down to the House at two o'clock, and 'took his place at the table. Prayers having been read by the Chaplain, the Usher of the illaok Rod almost immediately appeared at the Bar, and summoned the House to a'tend in the House of Peers. . The SPF?ttKER accordingly, attended by Omit twen ty nieuibers, proceeded to the House of Peers, where the Speech was read by the Chancellor, and the Parliamen prerogeed by commission to Tees day, the 30th of Sep 'ember. The SPEAKER thee Mama to the bower hots'., owl having ' 'to the steal term read the Speech to the Members assembled round the table,the Hoeft separated, and thus terminated the Session. *zi even:lßS TO Tin wieners mr " blamed.), July 11. " As I have bad the , honour to inform your Excellency, the proposals of General 11lorille have not sespended for a moment our march to Galicia. Lieuteneet-Genersi Count Boarek reports to his Royal Highness, ender the dere of the 7th, that he arirved at Villa Franca del Vierio, without having met with an enemy, and that Gm. Moritlo, who bad celled all Ms forces to him, bus sent to blot one et his aides rermesting Mtn to take tariOlie metier*, for the security of persons and property; ie return for whieb he promise s to co-pperrite in the deliverance of the Kiss, and to eel in concert with hint to re-establish odes I. the orinatry, and to make the troops which have joked *grog.. ,eetere so their duty. These pre Is of tiembrel - rillo Ames hew seceded to: He bad now only A kelOgolle the Alf Opel% AO the, presseding steps diesiesmarity (rearm tq this sondiuslos, there le tier" resell SO believe that Generalßourek, on arriving yeeterda7 at 1.114 , where all his troops were to join, has received the entire maser mice of General Mello. " The Major-General Count otaLLENINOT.... FOURTH CORPS: e REPORT OT TUB byes 0/P colksitsLlaeo TO TON Sersrsima • or MAR. Moms. tenii Rey. July 10. " Yesterday returning from tae eaviroas of Vellirawm. on the reed th Tarragona, where I bed resod General Dense dies following the. movemears of the enemy, an Aide-de- Camp of Coeut Curial presented to PC de Barfield. Teti *Meer iris on horseback, and sot in sailors. He deslaret to me that he came with confidence to pet his person under the proteetion of the French arms. I received him with the regard due to his rank end repetitioe. "The Marshal Duke of Cornegfiesd, ittOSCEV." earwax 011 Tea DIAZ O%CORUuLIi X 0 To THE MiNtiTet or wA a. "Seine, July 11. . . „ Undone is in the power of the Royal combined ar mies, and the standard of King Ferdinand is , hoisted on the mitring of that plies. lam not yet informed of all the/let/ills of this event. I only know that on the 9th. fbe commander of the battalion of provincial militia of Sigitenza, Senor Bassi Galongny, in concert with the troops of the garrison, recognized the authority of -the King. and that the Governor, who resisted this noble impulse, left the placeiwith thirty-five officers, and pro ceeded towards Ygualada. A French battalion of tf.e second of the line, of the 10th division, marched on in formation of this event, from Maims* to Cardona. amt took possession of that fortress amidst cries of " bong live the King of France ! Losg Jr. the King of Spsin !" Lient.-Getierat Coen; Donna,sien has informed Me of thin' evenr. Yesterday, the 10th, the eimmy made a sally front Barcelona with about 2,000 men, supported by four pieces of carnal. This force marched first zult•lnis Saris, where it had lUn engagement for about two hours with our sharp-ishitoterl. Afterwards it advanced ts wards Garcia, where it was vigorously repulsed by a b4:- talion of the 7th of the line and a pla.oan of cavalry. which several times charged the enemy in the Orlin. — The field pieces which supported the sally, fired, as we'l u the comma of the fortress. The enemy had four killed and several wounded. We took five prisoners. We hut one man killed and another wounded. " The Marshal Unkeof Cornegliano, MOSCEY." (From the non-official part.) ititiatr DROP A !OMITS LETTER, DATED scrums CADIZ, JULY 6. " The French squadron which blockades Cadiz, de tained yesterday 20 boats loaded with provisions, which were attempting to enter the port. This morning the boats of the squadron seized, in spite of the fire of the batteries, several boats with provisions, which were pass ing dnder the Light-house of Cadiz. " The greater part of the Spanish artillery is in our possession. We have procured a list of all that is in the arsenals of Cadit. Most of the carriages are wornt eaten,, and detlared by the Committee to be unable to bear the guns being twice fired. " The stock of powder is inconsiderable, and the com ber of cartr;dges ready made is at the most a hundred." FRENCH FUNDS, FARts, JO!" IS.—Five per Cents. opened at 91.35 ; closed at 91.25 ; Bank Stock, 1,5r.15.; Neapolitan 5 per Cents. 761. Exchange on London, one month, 25. TO.; three month., 25.50. SPAIN. zrraaret OP 'A LETTER FROM CADIZ, DATED JUN g 26. The blockade by a French 74 (the Colossi.) and t an frigates continues, and yesterday they prevented two Swedish ships from entenng, and detained also an En glish three.rnasted ship, which is still detained by the said French ships. The name of the English ves4l and her proceeding is not yet knoll n. Small craft are going in :Ind out, as the French ships show little experience in blockading harbours; so far that, two days ago, two Spanish merchantmen (one from Vera Crux, very rich—the other from Cuba) after being chased in all direction., by skilful manoeuvres safely entered the bay; and this day another Spanish costella has also safely entered. Ily the.first easterly wind a great deal of provisions is expected from Gi braltar, in coasting boats, and great profits will be de. rived from such speculations. The other day skot,..-.A also in sight of the French, who had steered too much to the eastward, a convoy of about 6f.y craft, bringing part of the division of Lopez Banos. The Spanish navy iniclored in the bay consist of the Asia, 64, one frigate, two corvettes, and two brigs; but they are all short of crews. However, the Deputy at Cortes, Don Cayetano Valdes, having been appointed Admiral, and being known as a brave and active man, it is expected he will remove all obstacles, and enable the said ships to act against the enemy. Since yesterday the French have extended their line as far as Poet Royal, and sent to reconnoitre the Point of Trocadero, but the battery has checked them, the o is Minister of War having ordered the fire in persoi. Webelieve they will not occupy the left shore of our place, and that we shall remain in free communication with tiibraltar, Malaga, &c, Respecting the number of French 9n the opposite cost, the reports are very uncertain; the whole oil' not exceed 9,000 men, amongst which there are a good deal of cavalry. Part of this are mostly fireman soldiers, who were formerly in the English service, slid many of them have spoken in English with an Englishman, who, by a detour, was enabled to come over hese. It is reported that, in the course of this week a good 'part of the numerous troops assembled it San Fernando and het. (who wily be calculated at 12,0011 men, militia included) will undertake au excursion under the mono id of Riego. The surrender to the 'Constitutional troops of the castle or blurtiealrp, called Sagunto, is g.ven as certain t and the taniardsespect great things from their brave Heise ral 43 Ip.ateroe.• No news from Catalonia. —Barcelona continues to be blockaded by the French vessels. Sir W. A`Voult, the English Ambassador, together with different other En 7,701; - rii ~,l' •1 AMICABLE SOCIETY, FOR INSURANCE OF LIVES,' HGRJBANTe. INK, FLEET-STREET, Incorporated by Queen Anne, 1708. 9th July, 1523. •FrillE Directors of the Corporation of the AMICABLE I SOCIETY for a PERPETUAL ASSURANCE 'OFFICE, do hereby give Notice, that attendant* will be given at the Society's House, Serjeants' Inn, Fleet-street, on Wannaseevs, the 16th. 23d. and 30th days of July in stant, and on -WIDNESDAY, the 6th day of August next, from Eleven of the Clock in'the forenoon until Oae on each of the said days, and the last Wednesday of every subse quent month, from Eleven to Twelve of the Clock, to pay. Cleanse arising by Deaths of Members of the said Society in the Year ending at Lady-day, 1813, (Old Stile), when will be paid to the respective Nominees, Etecylors„ Adminis trators, or Assigns of such Members, theiorn ofTwo Sex !MID AND FOITT•ONIi POUNDS EIGHT @BILCIDOS AND Susranca for each Share insured on their respective Live.. 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These ad vantages are wholly appropriated to the benefit of the In sured, in proportion to the amount of each Inseranee. in the last Year Insuranees on 193 Shares bowline Claims; of wifteb b 9 received Addition% amounting to 30 per cent.: 4 shares, 60 per cent ; 3 Slimes. 41 per emit.; 3 Shares, 33 ' per cent. ; and ?I/Shares, 20 per cent. beyood the sums eel &ally Mitered. . • Abstractd of the Charters:aid- Bye-Leer% with Tables of the Premiums, may be had at the Office, where attendance Is gives daily from Nine till Three o'Cloek. By Order of the Court of Directors, J. PENSAM. Registrar. I