The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-01-06 00:00:00

Vcut ouLzi._, itiqkuotx-40 II _ • -Jr 11,. , . 1 _ ---- • L....7:..........1._"f" 7 17._ _ a.- ZEE T. CUE. - _ . k • , s.. , , fa.- . •:,-. , _ ~, ag.. Co 1 .. *4. 'Ds •;.:-...- - \I I ' 7. • ... .• • • Aiii L , II ) b.• r."-, i • I I : i I 03 i I I 310 1 ; F a - . f r i \ . .. • . . : :ter 7 4 • a i ' ' • ' . AIM JP/WO. . ' 4 -• F?• . • tme." , • • NUMBER 553 EARTHQUAKE IN SYRIA. _ irr ttirlawlagr, 44.41111TTEE Is to been nomi nated for eonieettee the SUBSCRIPTION for the itELIEF OF THE SUFFERERS in SYRIA, with power to add to their number: — John Atkins. E.Q. Alolernao John Blunt, Esq . Flantael Briggs. EMI. Dunes. Esq. N!'en Kerr. Ysti• Joseph Levy, Esq. R. R. Marten, Esq. J. M. Maude. Esq. William Mellish, Esq. John Niehols:Esq. thosia;Keitlswill, Esq. Edward Lee, P.sq. The Committee propose to foto coasi.leration. the present Kyrlams, wht n further part Mlle. ki•' Illesscatrrsosik ALi Issa.sw, ' Mka Com- Ptak • • 0 00' 0 O. The ass India • • • pany, . SOO 0 0 Jacob flosanquet. 211 0 0 J. T. Daubua. 20 0 01. Edward Lee,- . 110 0 0 Ntirn Kerr, . 20 0 . 11 . *rings Brodtore & • : Co. . . 20 § .9, JOhn . 11auson and Song, . . 20 0 0 Jackson, Mande & Co. . 10 10 .0 Z. T.ery sad KOOS. 10 1 . 0 0 t.i. and W.Sultra & Co. . . 1010 0 Boddinctonalld W. la Chanute**. 10 10 01 Thohnss zols. b 0 1 John 'Ranson and .080 . • • . 10 10 o A.IY. Brant% . A 6 0 l'hourPreston. 6 6 0 At /deur'. 01 'Enderby and Sons, As itasanqui iterjeeatßourmart, V' 10 p 141001 Dosanquet, TII 10 0 Bosanqaon and Co. Si * Chas, Boaanquel. 20 0,-0 Sir Robert Mi:grnn, Bart. Therms Wiison, Esq. M.P. call a Pebile Meeting, to take distraised condition of the *IL be laid before the Aso"' autemtwar-.- _ a. d. WlllimuTallilismoa,. 10 111 0 William AQUA, 10 10 0 G. Dailey,. 6 6 0 T. B. . . 6 0 0 Mrs. Lee, . 3 0 Mrs,. Moho?, 6 6 0 Fawkes, Homier, & Fawkes. . 10 10 0 W. Prior, . 10 10 0 J. Prior, . 10 10 0 D. . 600 timith,Warlen,imith, and Co. 6 3 01 R. Marten and eSons. • . 8 6 0 T. Kettteivell, ' 10 10 John Poynter, 5 6 0 T. and &Bischoff & Co. . 6 6 0 J. 111altam, : 13 13 0 W. Maltpsa. b 6 0 Green, Motto* & Co. ' .J . 10 10 0 rote and 10 10 '0 et nod Co.'s. • R.3l'neritus. 1 • P . ~l' ... J: A . - At !Invites. raeleltar. 016;14..14_ •.• • A MOWN NW. 011 0 Rawsoa, .. . 30 0 Anowymbllisi . ; 30 ' 0 • )... no C•stethdttea remedy minima attentlowld ihe eircurn stnnces. that. In the space Of ten or twelve neon*. and over s.i . attenf pf Upwards of 12.000 Square Wiles. scarcely a home or ecithige eiesped stridden destivetiont •:0,000 of the laitabitaata. at • the lowest contputetkuk . were cruthet: to death let the rains; an appeal number rent wounded, and .. thi aitefrors reduced to i taste of the most abject misery. r, •• ThsiCotniiittee be to' observe. that the video of mousy .. • mach greater/a 4,16 a then in this coantry. a eetnpa , e a st nel l • small sum will.procide necesufirs and ,proa/alees 1 . •'• tti i any fbv sereraillontlis • the manliest contributor. therefore. will enjoy the assist:olon of- 'bowleg iiilifflitt re , ; . ; nettle Ws fellow-creatures soder the sea okras's sir '' 1. .1,811 Joe! !,. `it ....; •• • l fl te ll ena****e...tessie' si ' seseimliseg,illaalNaiesad lotops to "ass. to - be dinicibittil atith r eet sword Ns We at Iteligicia. They solicit, thercture. the Contri t hal '. atm ef the Benevolent. with an abearenee 'that the utmost atteatioe. shall be pub& .to the Distribution of the Yantis which 'style cetnallitad to their care, sad that as account shelf beltereirfier renderell of the resumer to which they say he appropriated. ilubseripAines continue to toasseskted• by Jahn Theopitilu, °tabus. Rig. T.Tnewer to the,Leratit ' • Crnreaf, No. Y. N. igwati.street. - _., Mr. eating. ldddetl, teerittary to the Levant Company. at Oilice.iloOth.litia•Hoebs by all Ibi:Bitak ors ; and at , tar of Lloyd's Co* .- Noose. . .• . ILevaat Compasy's Ones. 4th Jan. Int ••, 3 - . • • • ,' • EAGLE lIIRI3 .A LIFE OFFICES.. . ehi ancl.fframst-street, career of Jermynestree,t, 5t,.,., James's. DIRSCTORS respectfully • submit t o the .11 Peblie, the advantages to Pemba, insurer! et these of ices. The terms are unesnaalle liberal, with to e b ene fit s o r every etber.pflice E . unbined. The payment of Teat is allow ed tb wifferereby Mee without soy bidets's° oT premium.— No ebarge Is made for Policies. • No ropotrlibiuty can be lammed. as to partnership Sopieties. wilerfle Oler, oss la hie for losses to thr ement Or his whole property. LlKlnserancies eiNeWd on the same ectilltable terms, awl all Life Pollelet remain in forte dre,ng the pener t e'pf the assured is decked Tassels from the kfrltlsit shore. to say part of the Continent, between the Texel and Naerocle, Grace. and also baek again within 11. e same Heats, . Christmas Polieles should be rc.netwed withle ib dtys fti/m that period. • • ihnilms de o r. . .11* l!ossoorld ( . ;e the cup of II fo, • 1114 iSitsf/rdso,.o) thy pieising wife. kOCRA.TSS, by kis discourse oa marriage, so ell' TsPeaK4 his SsfdP.ors with the subject, that the married theoffiew to fbele Weave, 'and the 'bachelqrs hastened to be Wedded : and " Tde Spectator" has affirmed, that the word "mite" thains.sat agreeable and delightful name in nature. Vise meted institution, then, of, marriage, compasses the sirnidesstsm,-eit our. enjoyment ; teeming not only with hap rants flktetth, bat. disposing the soul Itself to harmonize bi:dishereafter, Prolong, however, to mitering into this hallowed oblige- Soh, it becomes on iniperative duty, oot only to_ regulate the passions, but to cielutiolhe grosser nature from those ira parities, which 'the freedom of unrestricted pleasure may hareoendled uponit. To the neglect of such attention are attributable many of those likness instances, which, while' hhey excite the commiseration of 'the beholder, should also i impress him with the fear of self-reproach. Luxurious habits will effeminize the body—a residence is the tropics will relax the elastic fibre—but more especially 'does th e premature , infatuation of yomh too frequently corn 'rees the natural dignity into a state of inanition, from 'wheace the agonized sufferer more than doubts the chance of relief. 'To •all - such, then, we address oerselves, offering . Upe—energy—suuseular strength—felicity ; nor will our admixes appear cpseetionable, sanctioned as they are by the multiplied proofs of twenty years successful experience: The easy was of married life. are sometimes disturbed ' , by the suspensioa of Sloes blessings which concentrate the hinOttal wreath—for the female habit Is often constitutionally weak—yet it can be Strengthened, and deficient energy' ism proved Into ftmetiOnal power. In every case of syphilitic introtslon,Wii in in' v ery relaxation of the generative 'economy, weipifteioltr'abilley" to eure speedily, and with effect: Eathettly eolteltountw expel the unfeeling empyrie from the positiot, so presumpti °ugly taken up, we deviate from general principles with tees. hesitation; and cosedeut in our own honourable Intintrity es Members of the College of Surgeons, we refer the suffering' communlt) , of either sex (especially those( entering into ina trbuisnial life) at once to our house, where daily attendants is given for personal consultation , anitiethrrs from the mentry are immediately answered ; these must eordale a remittance for Advice and Medicine, wMcisenst he forwarded. Miley part of the world, however , „ • - DOSS and Co, M. K. C. Purgepos, • ~ Ito. '• Jerana-street, St.. James's and No., 11, Boaverie-street.Fleet-etreet. James's. Just published (Fifteenth edition), The 4 1 E018 of LIFE, a familiar comments ry on the above Cheeses. By 0088 and Co. Addressed to the Youth and Maturity of betbSeites. blay be had at 2141, Paternoster-row ; tc, ; IA, Princes-street, Soho ; 171 , Fleet-street ; and of all Booksellers. Price as. ~ :v.. LONDON, MONDAY I EVENDin,.JANUARY 6, 1823. „, hi Cam fir wAkA HAMPDEN Ica flcl4 NAPOLEON-I'mm EDITTOW. This Day is Published, in Two Volumes, octavo, with Portraits, StFla. hoards. deditatad by peresissionlo Lady holland, the Firth Edition of NAPOLEON IN EXILE ; or, a VOICE FROM ST. lIELENA.—The Opinions and Relludiona of Na poleon on the most important events of his Lite and Go vernment, in his own words: By Barry E.O'Heare, Esq. his late Surgeon. Printed for W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, Stationers' Hall Court, Ludgate-street. Sold by J. Anderson jun,' Ilddlnbarlth and Alillisin, Dublin. Naiwocaott NS 'Tim. translated under the inspection of iir. O'Meara, will be indplislwid in a•few days. 1 Thirday3ayokMlabed, is otte TeCors. witl lljt, Portrait, Re. pries iSe. SKETCH Oaf MUSQUITO SHORE; Including the Territory of Poyais, descriptive of the country with some Information as to lit Productions, the best mode °Muttons. stn. chiefly intearlwl few the use of Settlers. By THOS. STRANGEWAYS, K.G.C. Captain Int Native Poyes Regiment, and Mile-de-Camp to his Highness Gregor. Caslitpte of Pofata. Sold by Wm. Blaelcwood, Edinburgh; and T. Cadet. Strand, London. This day was published, price 4s, ti THE SECOND EDITION at some ACCOUNT IL of the MOSQUITO TERRITORY; contented in a Memoir, written in 1737, while that country was in posses sion of the British. and new with permission of the Au thor's Family, first published from the origins! Manu script of The late Col. ROBERT TIODIMON, Formerly his Majesty's Superintendent, Agent, mid Com mander in Chief of the &lesion° Shore, before its annesa lion to the Crown of Spain. Sold by Wm. Blackwood, Edinburgh; and T. Cadell, Strand, London. C hn i AMUEL WOLLASTON% 198. ittlf!PA l ftreet•4 1.7 opposite Conduit Street, Importer of 'Gauen Wiwes. having reeentiy Purchased en Ezteasim Swiea of OLD' WINES, selizted from the stoat approved Vilvtasim, solicits the Nobility and Gentry to inspect them, which for Quan tify. Quality, and Price, he Ratters himself be stsnila 'INA* Dose _ . Fine Old Ifermitage (the growth of St. George) .. 10.55. Curious Old Hoek (Vintage 1811) .. WA . Chaelpaigne (Sparkling and Creaming) .. 84s. to Ida Fine Old Port (TN:Hopson end Croft's 8140AR)— 44 Sir Wag. Duff tiorrion's •blghly esteemed; Sherries id Atones Superior Pale Sherry 4S .; Old Crusted Port (2 Years in Dottie) *steeling (from the edit Hock Gripe).. 411 % rent tndta Madelia • 66 Teserife.. • •.. • a .. • tb :s o 4$ .A Pared et very Oldifilest India Madeira.: • • ..S4 . Collison and Starkey's feet redarCape 1664111 1 1 Visa's 44r. per Dozen. very olillorootkos tarot opedoes null son iogast i7s. per.Dosu, , /it; ~,, NO 'charge tor C i lt i tg Matti MI atties.4, l COtroity Orders pa , to ) •setrisi ear ,Opermi_kw_a!, _ -T7 11605411P1 BOTAlltir TOOTH POWENE AID 9.. ' .‘ TINCTURE. liIIESE A rife*, which bare been so 114147 patro *bleed, "Ma kettle 'limb attracted the titivation o the Mauled, and exekced 'Xhe jealousy of Interested oppo tenth. still continua' to be imitated in rations ways: loam say Hudson's Tooth Powder. and matt till word Hotplate.' eaters say. Holanie Toallh Feeder, mad omit the image Hudson; the puhlic is therefowe dished to Observe, that the , it'elltline is signed " Hu psosi it Co." Chid countersigned by their wholesale Areet, Jac. Atkinson's These Bentriens, if attended to. will supersede the **- unity of cOestist, they are remedies for all disorders of the Mouth; .they riot merely cleanse and beautify the teeth, but preserve then from decay to the latest period of life, they make tin teeth white, fastea such as areloose. prevents those decayed growing worse. removes the tartar, and cures the scurvy in the gums, !ening them firm end of *a healthy redness, and so certain and undeviating Sr. thelreffects, 'that there never was an Inmate of any one, who regularly used them, ever basing the tooth ache or a tooth decay: they pbssess the same properties, and may be used alone or toge ther, but the Tincture acts more speedily in fastening loose 6zeih. led Bleu lulailible remedy for the toothache, price pi. 9d. neh.ead an allowance on taking half a dozen. Bold by the proprietor's Agent, 41. Gerrard-street, Soho stun*, London: flee, by Sanger, ISO. (:fold-street; Oat -116467. Wage. U. New Bond-street: Taite, 41. Johnston, $, Cornhill: and by most patent medicine venders and per- Yemen. I~IWENTY-FIVE• per CENT. SAY! VO in GEH- L •ThEMEN't CLOTH ES.—J. "ELDEST, !fool-, lon-draper, Tailor and Habit-maker, 47, Fisk-street-hill, seven doors from the Monument, most respectfully ac quaints the Nobility and Gentlemen of Fashion, that he manufactures every deeeription of woollen goods,warrant ed in point of fashion. quality, ere. stilted to any house at the west cod of the town. lk entreats 41 comparison. which will at once convince the most credulous that at no house of character is the metropolis can they be served span suck low terms as at 47, Fish-street-kilt. The e.rtraragaut charge of those rho are neceseilata to take and give long credit has been the subject of complaint for many years.— J. AideEnr. conducting his business upon a ready money principle, is enabled to sellfor less money than other houses purchase their goods for. Gentlemen's eleposs superfine I.4axony wool black or blue costs, made in the first style, from 31. 3s. to 31. 13s. ; gentlemen's super ditto, 345. to 4se. ; double milled kerseymere breeches, from ISt. to 295.; black and buff kerseymere waistcoats, from Ws. to Its. ; fancy waistcoats, new patterns. from 7s. to Its. ; ,fashion able trowsers, len. to 30s. ; ladies' and gentlemen's box coats, with capes, 21. los. to 51.; a suit Of plain lirery. 41. A large and faehionable assortment of gentlemen's and boys clothes of (eery destription constantly 04 sale, at J. Albert's, 47. Fisk-strect-hill. Army. Nary. India Company's Officers, and Merchants' orders exteuted with despatch, aid is liberal discount for ready' money. float, riding, or driving etudes, and box coats in great uariety.•--47, Fisk streetAllt. . , By his Ala 4 Letters Patent.—l.BAliE'S !Butte Sm. eiet a f i imed for aring. in all its Beiges, a Certain Lea , se: use is a Dose ; and the taking of one veteht ease, soon convince the Patient of tbe certainty of his speedy recovery. No thing Tan he better contrived, more sore'. ormoreconvenient kn remedy. for such as are obliged to go jonrntes or to lea.• as it nerds no confinement or restraint- of Diet: and 410 sears experience (In as ostensive prictice), his proved that It; will erect a Cd..e, when reloititbil atlivatiod sad sit ritiverinekhods avail nothing. For the Scurvy ..04 Who,. ebronieal disorders, this Medicine has not its parallel. tit wards of 0,000 persons, of both sexes. loi . ye been roilieally cared of the above cruel disorders, within the lot eight vista, prepored sod sold by the sots Proprietors, T. TAY spa and:SON, Borgeoas,•at their house, No. 0, New ()Tinge otrcet„in• boxes of only as. 9d. each; duty Inc:Arden. N.D. Two e bari doors en& lights la the passages at night. Tory are Oen told their appointment, wi . elpicas directions. at 3te.ltlepbmmi:s Toy-shop, 103, Ox ford-street z Mr. Dis botonagtea,:7, Viafi:efreet iilri. nettrix , citytiltenhe Montt meet,.;R.llsbunth ; le. Nowbery's, pod by .ona: person (A ,ciferl..tralilerable•Town iin Or t Britain and Ireland. Adittei feiiiiis"tb"Petsbas taking the above, or other of the Prniirleters medicines.= Gleets inn seminal weaknesses cured, and letters, post-paid, asowerei. 1 • bee the published list, by the Royal College of Leaden. ►)rsty'a, , srfoir. is the &Irelir - iATUKDAY OASZTTIL WAR 011/ICII, JAN, 3. 17th Regiment of Light Dragoous—Lietitenant W. T. qablibetelk from the 19th Light Dragoons, to be Captaits, lifyiterehase, vice Wayth, who retires. lit or Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards—Copts il John Itr. Maitland, from the 18th Foot, to be Lieutenant and Cap , vice Churchill, who exchanges. $t Regiment of Foot—Gentleman Cadet John Ogilvie, filluk tbit Royal 3lfsitary College, to be Ensign without put.- Ow. . AM pito.—Captain William Booth, from the 531 Foot, Ohbelellfil. vice Jercois. who exeltanges. 19111bethiltia—eLietttenant M. Fenton to be Adjutant, vice Kel;y, promoted; Gentleman Cadet T. Blackwell. from the Royal Military College, to - be Ensign without per -lllse. 17th Regiment of Foot—ll. Vyner, Gent. to be-Ensign, fiy purchase, vice Young promoted. P ' l ' • Itith Ditto—Rvevet Lieutenant-Colonel Chatham lidrece urchill, from the lst or Grenadier Foot Guards, to be plain, vice Maitland, who exchanges. • 153 d Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant• Colonel William Jervois, liartm the Sth Foot,. to be Captain, vice Booth, who ex urb.. i i nth Ditto—Gentleman Cadet Charles Tobin, from the el Military College, to he Ensign , without purchpe. 50th Ditto—Gentleman Cadet William Codicil, front the oval Military College. to he Ensign, without purchase.. 1 , 77th Ditto. Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Murdoch Hugh aching to be Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchase, viz' Brom ad, who retires ; Captain George Parish Bradshaw to be lajor, by purchase, vice Maclaine ; Lieut. W. J. Hawk pell Bowen to be Colonist, by purchase. vice. Bradshaw ; inion' Agnew Charwoman to be Lieutenant, by purchase. tics Bowee; Gentleman Cadet Paris Wm. Augustus I rad the w„ frotn.the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Champain. 135th Dltto—Ensign Thomas P. Vaud-leer to he !Amite seat by purchase, vice Sir Tuontas Ormsby, promoted in the Cape Corp.; Edward Lord Crofton to be Ensign, by perches*, vice Vendelear. Oath Ditto, Lieutenant John litiliand, from half-pay liath Foot, to be Lieutenant, use John Wllliam Totteeltase, who mit rives, __ 34 Royal Veteran Rattalion—Ensign John Lane, from elf-pay iath Foot, to be Ensign, vied Satchell, appointed Quartile:master. Reaver.—Capt. J. Fraser, on half-pay 9th Licht Ora -1100114, Acting Sinff-Captain,to have the local rank of Ma iera the Coventry Depot at 'Maidstone only,.during the pe riod isittis being so employed. Commissions la the North Somerset Regiment of Yeo 'teary, Biros**, the Mad Lieutenant of the County of lioosirrse.t. •, ' • ; • ,—._... Klogstoa. Esq. liojniaittaio ; John Frederick Bailie, peat. to be Copses. • , ........... ~ . . : 114X1R1JPECIES ILNLA RCM). L. /111/84/4y, Fiesburpsquire, merchant, froanJgas.ll, 10 to I; lllosinehall-street. ,•. . . , . 'A. ' Bennoachey-Wall, Surrey, ' Iseet+ander, ss lib. ye Jan. Wirt Baslogball4treet. '• 81101161. totrdablp-Imie, Iltideohavn. Surrey, Maki asoiste Jalt. 'Arlo lids' 1,,t ittAltyttrjl-littdir ' ll r - BAN soolgi•rct boreassolD. i F. II& Iloethrg, Eatioliviettollw. ''' • i DAN KRUPTs. . • T..rstrkes, Stourbridge, Worcester. grocer, to surrender Jill.TA'il, and Feb. tb, at the Wheat Sheaf Itin,'Newffley. Aitervieri Messrs. Wright, Clore*, Orme, aeld Wodlake, Inner-Taiipte; and Mr. Hunt, Stourhrider. ' ' " N. Jolnlion. Manchester, fustian- nanntactisrer, Jan. 17, IS, and 1tib.,13, at the Star Inn, Alancheater. Attorneys, I rt Mr. A ' - SI. James's-square, Manchester ; tied Mr. Maki e-Tempk, London. 3. Ha 'Liverpool, merchant, Jan. 29, 30. and Feb. 13, at the • of Messrs. Bardswell and Son, Drury •1-tite. ' Liver/toot. neys, Messrs. Blackstock and Rance, Tem ple, London ; and Messrs. Orred, Lowe, end Hurry, and Messrs. hardswell• and Son. Liverpool. W. Dew, High-llalden. Kent, potter, Jan. 11.21, and Feb. 13, at the George Inn, Cranbrook, Kent. Attorneys. Mr. James, Ely-Place, London; and Mr. Gttaway, Staple hurst, Kent. T. Newell, Amberley. Sussex, shopkeeper. Jan. 9. 10.fted Feb. lb, at the Crown lun, _Arundel. Attorneys, Mr.Kroe man, Arundel; and Messrs. Freeman and Ileathcott, Colo man -street, London. • R. Reader, Houndsditch, timber-merchant, Jan. 11, IS, end Feb. 13, at Basinghall.street. Attorney, Mr. Young, Mark-lune. DIVIDENDS. W.Prole.Geargeham, Devonshire, yeoman, Feb. 4, at the Golden Lion Inn, Burnstaple„ Des onshire-G.. Otley. New Bond-street, tailor, Jan. 23, at Basinghall-street--T. Kemp stet, llouverie-street, Fleet-street, carpenter, Jan. 23. at .Basinghell-street-J. G. Clough, J. S. Wilks, and J. H. Clough, Liverpool. merchants. Jan. 28, at the George Inn, Liverpool—T. J. J. and R. Ratcliffe, Manchester, calico-printers,Jan. 27, at the Star Inn, Manchester-E. and J. Hersman, Chipping Canirien, Gloucestershire, bankers,Jan. 29, at the Crown Inn, Eversham, Worcester shire-J. Hart, and J. M Alpin, Carlisle, Cumberland, ho siers, Jan. 30, at the Crown and Mitre Coffee-house, Carl isle-A. Smith, Lime-street-square, merchant, Jan. '25, at Rasinghell-street-T. Newton, Holhench„ Lincolnshire, and W. Newton, West Walton, Norfolk, jobbers. Jan. 28, at the White Hart Inn, Spaloing. Lincolnshire, John Lansfuot Fairchild, late of Thurlby, Lincolnshire, farmer and gra zier. Jan. 27, at the Be.l Inn, Bourn, Lincolnshire-J Luke, Exeter, ironinooger, Jun. 29, at the Globe Tavern. Exeter-T. Hill and It. Wood, Queenhlthe, City, oil and colournsen, Feb. 23, at Basingliall-street-It. B. Rushy, Arbour-square, Commercial-road. merchant, Jan. 23, at Basinghatirstreet-t-T. Griffiths, High-row, Knightsbridge, plumber, Jan. 7, at Basioghall-street-U. Milne, Broad street. merchant, Jan. 23, at Basin„ hall-street-W. Lloyd, sun. and W. Lloyd, jun. Lower Thames-street, slopsellers, at Basingball-street-11. Rowe, Amen-corner, hookseiler, Jan. 23, at Baellighall-street-•-G. B. Whalley, Raslitgliall street. woolien-draper, Jan. 23, at Hasinghall-st.-J. li.tw ley. Willow-street. Bank-side, corn merch-tut, Jan. 14. at Sasinghall-street-R. %Vilks, Chaucer)-lane, printer, Jan. 23, at hasingliall-sireet. CERT! FICA TER. G. A. Hesse, church-row, Feuehureli-row, broker—T. Eerielo, Devonshire-street. Queen-sciare. I:l9ontsbury, 'hen-draper—T. Jiekson, Rath-upon-Dearne, Yorkshire. grocer—C. 'falser, Horton Kirby. Kent, waitsler—T. S) I •ester, IVitney. Oxfordshire, currier—J. Thorley, Manches ter, merchant. • PirtTN6Rllllll4 DiitnLVED. U.llam and J. Adnam. High Holborn, oil and colour men—J. Ansel and W. Chidwick. Upper Deal and Wmlnter, Kent. carpenters—J. Simpson. E. V. Fox. W. Bury. and J. Malt/and. London. calico-printers—T. Minton nail r. W. Minton. Stoke-up,m-Trent, Stafflntottire. and IL Min ton, Lona&ld-cottaxe. earthenware - manufacturers —R. Fisher and' ,T, ftlemnan. Newport and Shiffnall, Salop, at rorarya—W. ILare and R. W. (;vans, of the. Skin.!. meals-sellera—W. Wilson and T. Freeman. Seward-streiti aoswell-street. drag4rin 'ers—J. Smith. D. Bridgman. W. 14:1..0tt1i; and Wm. Bridgman, jun. Maul*, Ilousefplacb; Ealt indlm.Agrents—R. W. S. Crompton and wi Ciotupton,'Greed - Rolfon. I,snegshire. cotton-spinners— eTt, PAing'son teed B. EJ4lngton, Toole?-street, Hotta: wark. 'i l ttek-'clotts and tsr.pitulisSairiansfacturers--J. II ernoek and J. initreat. Krrarekhrottalt. Yorkshire. linen-indouiaetitierh— Tt - Reynolds and R. Re 3 twos, II rrtford-street. armorer. coriPmerehaets—J. Cooke, Battle r and k, Clekk.'- Ashburnhatn, arillerse—F. Sleek sad .A. Ptokker. London, ship-brokers—T. tier/levers - end W. Bedford, Milk-street, Cheapside—R. i.. Brooks and I. Thimbleby, Oid-otreet road. pawn-brokers—T. Hulse and J. Myatt, of Lane-end. Staffordshire, uutaufaeturtts of earthenware—C. Read, T. . PRICE SEVEN PENCE. Gray, ..a W. Thacker, Downe's wharf, whirangers—R` White Ent I.Tionch. Upper Mary-le-bonne-street, FUMY!: vinare, cabinet-makers—.l. Cate, S. Carr, and T. Nortiitili RrlshOuse,•Ydritshire, eudbetw-manufietorers—J. Bell, J.', T. Hell. 'and •E. Bell, Ray Mill. Maidenhead, Berkshire); millers—T. Powel and Jt Ward, Liverpool; quill-dressers— J. Prichard and G. F. D. Evans, Shrewsbury, surgeons--: i J. ()oriel and J. Boner, provisioa-merohluti—L. aid W. Fryer, • Compton-street, Clerketiwall, , watch alders-J. J. F. Bundles, end J. Pannlgker, Finch:lane' ship fir and 11. Fowler, Et piwn•-broltairi P. Bradley and J. Large, Old Cavenaisli-4rfsit.npholkterers • -J. Reailwin and J. B•uee, Warcibir;ltteat, Soho, -car penters•-en Hope and E. Hope, Matieltißter, itistpll-svare manufacturers—T. Williams and W.4.egg,*Chtford-atreet,; coneli-niakers-J. and It. Glover, Loitilno arid Dubllini Wool leii-cloth-manafacturers —,J. Wyatt aid 11; liiarraants,llbarre-' ness, Kent, plumbers—D. Barclay, G. Batelay, ind:R. F. Reynolds. Old Broad-stroej, merchants-I-H. W. Atklosott and E. G. Jones. Mark-lane, wine-usarolrautik-c. A. Pa monis' and J. M. Taylor, Cross-street, rumba sy,'.sr r-, chanto--J. Marsden and B. liallworth, Asbtork-uridtte.., Laneabillta.,Seird-makers—D, Wagstaff atutj. H. Wagstaff. Skinner-Stieet, 8 bwbiil, carpet:manufailarers—T. Cob.'• hold and A. Col,. Karoleh, brerrent —3'. Halm sad R. P.- Alvin, Elm-steelet, Gray's Inn-lane, brtiwer4--C. Diller Mitt' S. Gun, Bathbone-plaee,•eahinet-makers—T. Jackilon 'Arad' Co. Sheeneldstross, tile-nranataaturero—A. Due and Co. Fpital square, ailk-ataufacturers--J, and J. Chappell, Beech street, Barbican, Iluss-dtaPonl- - Ormon and J. Simeon, Pentontille, tavern-keepers--11 Sayer, sen. and J. Sayer, jun. Shrawsbary, raercass=A-. 111nuchrt and H. Wild, St. illairin's , -Cliarigg-efoss, wine-merchants--M. Coleman and J. ' ts, ot the - Pave meat, Aloorliekts', breeches-makeri, ' ' •VERAOt races, OF CORK TO ENGLAND AOWOFitiOloilaligg , wails ENDED oat. SS. • ram.. ea. I. d. rent W.. •.:4.44* Wheat 1 .39 9 Oats ..........:,;,....10 .7 Rye.... .... b,........24 6 Beams ........#.,...4 4 . AO 8 8ar1ey......,.. 29 3 Peas • • • 04 . 4 ••P .! ..• .. 3 U 0 Average Price of Brown or ilfuetoeado Sugar, com puted from the Returns made in the Weei ending the Ist day of January, 1823. Is &is. 1261. per ewe. BIRTHS, MARRIMIES AM) Maria 0:41145. . IN IStl. The following are some details of the population of Paris during 1821 : " Infants horn. 25.156, of which! 12.860 boys, and 12.296 girls ; 20.209 were born in private houses, and 5,866 at the hospitals ; born in wedlock, sod 9,176 out of wedlock. Thus nearly threeeighths of the blebs are natural children, and this proportion *ea never kt-ger.—tH the 9.176 natural childrep, 2,113 , have bora acknowledged, and 7,1163 abandoned. There have been 6,46,i niuriager, 5,234 of which were between bachelors and spiasters, 7114 better**. Orbloseers and spinsters, and 231 betvress whimurrii anti' widows. The deaths bays bean 22,917, and osippribrdmitit with glut 'loth& arAntommaoref.popolilies 140 - 1111*1 plate of 2,289 perilous. Of the death. 11,101 males..and 11,516. females ; thus the proportion'of births as well as deaths is in favour of the males; 14,155 persons died at their houses, 7,799 at hospitals, 60 in prisons, sod '269 have been exposed at the Morgue. There base bee besides, 634 deaths among the military, four eit which were females,—The number of still-born childreet was 1,414, and of deaths from the small pox 272. " There were consumed in the City of Paris in 1521, 5117,70 hectolitres of wine, 47,785 hectolitres of brandy, 119,794 of herr, 16,996 of vinegar, 237,755 demi-kilo-, grammes or pounds of grapes, 73,428 bullocks, 7,727 cows. 70,1181 calves, 333,385 sheep, 87.004 pigs, 1,395.318, kilogrammes of cheese. There were sold its the markets 3,463,942 francs worth of sea-fish, 867.984 francs worth of oysters, 512,817 francs worth of fresh water fish, 7,726,136 fiance worth of poultry and game. 8,173,121 francs worth of batter, and 3,752,231 francs worth of eggs. The hay columned ansouate.l to 8,102,233 trusses or bunches (botte*,) straw ta 12,1711,035 trusses (bones), oats to 992,943 hectolitres. •• It requires, under ordinary circumstances, shoat 1.300 sacks of flour per day to supply the consumptioa of Paris, which makes in the year. 547,400 sacks." HOUSE OF CORRECTION, COLD•BATn-FIELDS. A General Sfeetiag of the Magistracy, of the county of Middlesex took place on Thursday, the 2d instant, at the Sessions House, Clerkenwelkgrern, for the purpose of receiving testimonials (ruin the different Candidates for the vacant Governorship of the House of Cotrection, Coldbath fields. Upwards of sixty Magistrates attended. —Mr. flevill, of Worship-street, in the chair ; and they found something to du: for, instead of fire or six ran. didates, as had been expected,no fewer than 27 declarc:i themselves! Among them were clerks, farmers, pay officers (both naval and military.) a Post•Captaie in the Royal Navy, and a Lieutenant Colonel of Foot— all equally anions to take the command of the Trea Mill. After a due consideration of their respective claims, the following eighteen were placed in nomina tion:— I. John 'Vickery, Senior Prin-Ipal 0111:er nt Bow-street. 2. Henry Case, from Bury, 127 years of age enrat:- tied. 3. Henry Hassel, 41 years of age : married. 4. John Banks, 37 years if age : married : two chit, drew. b. W. Field, Capt. of a Prison Kip for prisoners of wzr, 47 years of age : married ; two children. 6, Lira. C. Anthony, of the Rays' Naiy. 7. tient. W. Chapman of the Rifle Corps. 8. Lieut.-Col. Hill, Half-pap. P. Pitilip Frashard Clerk in the Secretary of Stale's Office for the Home Department, 39 years of age : mar- tied. 10. Richard Leap, 44 years of age: married : no chil- 11. IL Harness, Master and Commander, Royal Navy, 41 yearn of axe: married: no family. 12. Trevillita ltay.le, slaif-pay, aged 43: married: chil- dren. 13. J.' Debenham ) aced 30: married : 6 children. •14 J. Adkins. aged 48: married: one chlid. _ 14. F.-benes. 14. R. Lancaster. 17.•%Vitliam ButtersSeld , „ Post Captain, R. N., itt years standing. I. William Walker. The Ifith instaot is the day appointed for tilt Election. tt'e fin.l,by the proceedings in ate Police Court, that 4n attempt was made on Friday, or rather Saturday isiorning, to act Lift in London, by a set of people still ini( themselves timtlemen ; but finding the t itarlits in the !Heti-street, not quite so easily upset as these in the playhouse, they were forced .0 surrender, and submit tp Sr lucked up for the night, notwithstanding the elo ;pence of some professiowtl men who were of Ole party.. manes it might be well to mention, to prevret tbst recterrenee of scenes at once to divereoitahle and dia. graceful to men in business. Ono of the party, a farmer trots the south country§ seemed terribly sittpsised to tin.l there were such things as Charlie& eat of Loudon. ..-(Editiburgii Star.) .1