The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-12-13 00:00:00

go , 4 . . . • 1• ' , .1 1 . • Web $Oll6 ~ LONDON, ,W NESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1815. • • , r.. _ 4 :,. • INS* lass,itts.l:A isitlf, Pr /I IS presint EVENING, Dee. 13, ,11;iir A. . Alalestlt!' Sortarssorilll I rrfn i 9i : • A TRIP TO ScARBOROUPB. Mi . *, Hoiden. Mrs. stafityl. Toll/MA will he snlael. • •- iruf the'sth tine, n *rw Moticol Farce s lead . MY. SPOIJSE.ANI) I. .* ANAL Thessday, Ist lime, the klerehaat of Bows, at Beggarsßeggars " • • ' Too Onelss to 'opsloill Its half past on eeinek. to be , ph. at half past six. tie•ood Pried '96-' ; - Second Price. I. Lower Gallery. 20. I Second Price , 15.,-Upper gaper", Is.s &cowl Pries. 61. ~. e t?isilay paspfblishe4. in 4 Vols. Ilaw. p r i ce ik. • , niiiJkIVAL - E V ENT ; or, The A n tiP o dei tr. .i.. •-•.. • ItoTanre. - t 1 •„ . . LON,DON GAZETTE, Dr - c. . . Carlton Houser%Dec. 11. • This day his Royal Highness the Prince. Regent was pleased to confer the honour of Knighthood upon Benjamin Bloomfield, Lg. Major-General:in the Army, .'Clerk-Marshal and Chief Equerzy. to his HAIM Highness the Prince Regent, • and one of the Representatives la Parliament for Plymouth: Whitehmq, Dec..l9. . His Royal Highness the Prince Repot. has been pleased to great to the Rev. Robert Hodgsou, M.A. the Deanery of the Cathedral Church of Chester, void by the death of the Rev. Hugh Cholmondeley. Foreipt•Officii; 'Dec. 12. ' tlis Royal Nighties, the Prism* Regent has been pleased to japprove of Mr. .Thompaa. Aspinwall ,as Consul for the Gaited States of America, at the Port of London. IVhilek all, _Dec. 7, ' His Royal Highness the. Prince Regent bath been pleased to grant to Colonel the Hon. Sir Rt. i.e Poer Trench, K. C. B. his• Majesty's-Royal liceece and permission to accept and wear the insignia of u Knight of the Royal Portuguese Military Order of the Tower and Sward, conferred on him by his Royal Highness the Prince Regent of Portugal. A Ito • '• By tbe.Alabor ,NvTbe Sailor and Snlslier Boy." -related for R. K. Newman and Co. Leadrnhall-street. Where may be had, published this Winter • ABBESS OF VALTIERA', a Romanre, by Agnes Law caster, 4 vols. 245. • .• • ELIZABETH DE NOWBRAY ; or, The Heir c ol. Dolight,, a Romntier,•4 yob. 445. MATILI)A AND MALEIC ADBILL, n Romance, by' Mad. Collin, Third Edition, '4 vols. 32.5. EARLY FEUDS; or, Fortune's Frolics, 5 vnh.. ISt.. • ROMANTIC FACTS: or, Which. is Ilis Wife? 4 sob. Th. DISCONTENTED MAN, by A. F. Hoktria, S mid& 164 i. tid: EDWARD, by Dr. Moore, Serand Edition, 4 •nl4. 4U • T111141122-I.OItAL. • COVSNT GAttioEN. . T fr S prow 11%rNINGI, Dec. 13, inso4. Ib peri“A BELLA. UNCOMMON CHEAP TRAY FLUNG from LONDON to YORK, and talsaa to LEEDS, at the SARACEN:B HEAD 4NN, Snowball. . . Fro* London to Twit . only Two Guineas . and One etilnert Ottoilde ;in proportiowto Ediobargbdod nll parts of the Nplich : From lomel.at N ifiettionth One Guinea . Inside; and Fiftene Shillings Outside. —Fo 'abide Coaches, die beg Horses, and keep good time ; By B. W. MOUNTAIN and Cn. Etna, Mr. Tatar; bliticiki s •Mise To •high will he a44e4. BOfIINET TILE 11ANDIT. • OR, TICK Postwar cHif MO4TESCARPINIF. Tharvh4.lhe New Comedy, called Smiles and Tears; or the Wsdo,4's S•rattlit. in. Pridii7, The Orphan. Private Mn, 111$4V1W bad nightly. nn application to Mr. Bandon, at the lion-odke. Placer for the Roars to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Boz-oiliee, flat tottreet, from ten till four. • • The following Post Conches, Mail Coaches, &c. set out from the Sae:wens Head Inn. Soow-hill : The IV ATERLOO New Light Four-inside Coach to Leeds, Halifax, Bradford, and all parts of the North set , out as TN a o'CI ak in the Afternoon,, a•d arrives at the h-•111en Lion Inn, Leeds, next Evening at Six o'Clock, through gtainfurd, Gran tham, Newark, and Doncaster. This Coach I- intended to ac commodate the Towns of Leeds, H tljeix. Bradford, and Vici nity. It will leave Leeds sit Tn,ee iitlock io she Arleta ,on. Passengers may conveniently come to Leeds from those Places, :Ind he in London early the Nest Evening. The UNION New SOUTHAMPTON,. sLymington. Win , chester..and Basingstoke Four-panic Coach, at Eight ...Clock • hi the Morning, arrives at the George Inn, Soutliaiipton. be Six it'Clock. This is a most dtli4luful -conveyance to the Isle of Wight, Jersey, Guernsey, St. alaloes, Havre de Gate; (;her burgh, Ike. • • TRAVELLING FROM bONTDON -1 1 1 6 liIVBRIPOOL,.' IN TWENTY-NINE ,nOvas. . .. .. The UMPIRE...a new Liverpool Light Conch, only iiiienight • on the road, carries Four- laside and leour.• Outside (;sets out : front the Saracens Head Ina, Snow-bill. London, evaly day ht One o'CJock, arrives at Liverpool next afteriaiiiii-at Srx•o'CU k, through Donstahle, Woobrica, .Lnahliury, Nanhaasetpl e Wellsl ford, Lutterworth' Hinckiey,- Ather,time !Medfield, Stone, 1 Ru i fill iiiti N u en7st ' l l e i Kitutsf i orti r , i s Varringtir..'faal:rre;wett el Post ('oath, ever., AL eli rn ' tion v . e '-• °14111'" .an d . -T N 7 ei lijl IWEI' 11110U1 fl Union Canch,!etterie. Fang traidetni,4 l laltllil Dorchester, Illandford. Salislairy. and An over, every ' After. noon, arrives at the Crown Inn, Weyinouth rove Kragss , nt s 1 the Packets sail on . Wednesday au-d - Ststiarday,Aitertimme..al ' I Five, to Guernsey and Jersey . Cherbourg' hn'i Srr.. ; MAi.m....- - , The rand from Ch e r lirgh- M tii " Paris, is thein. , tle;iatafut and 1 the.ebespest is France. , BOSTON, Spalding.' Oeierblirroilgh . ,*''SfilLA. l aitif • Hit4(ing. - don. New Royal Mai) Coach, ergs aut-ever% Evening. Coaches, , from •Bosion t• Spiliby, 'Louth. Griatiliy. :nod"ltittL '-. • . • EXETER; Plyawoutti, hroynatiatti, llorthestei, ilfaimmith. j Dartmouth, and Sallobarys, Net, Post coma), Cortiellltalf IN TO 114.16HAViI0/INIP-AHOK EBB, cAlliiss, : sides, every Mornire n( Seven o'flock, throUgh /Loh itr,' Az • '. ' FOB EIG N ARC : . AND OTHERS. . • itelinetvr, Bridport. Ithputfor*, Basingstoke, and Bagshot.' 1 BATH and 0111,4T0p Flynt Post Couches, throat?! Chip- .. Orger.kiiirt, , pennant, Calne,• Naga siftribiir.awl+, , evert Afteriu.dat',..- eriversttj ' . to 1 Mr. , Mtiy'e.ilve Ore *tomtit Aisaiilatb,. nue the WI" idote'lavvrni A -t Low .i iis‘ . '-."-- ta -.. iii , -1 . Me 41 ' enneweld of ese • end Th.wilas-kreet, Brisiol,..meit M , riiii.g.—Cuiches 10 Wtils,' •spzri the It F. AI. JAPAN ill. ACK IVO; "noir s o much B im ge *m e i. if ajn a.-44sr i Eheac Bt(. •,•• • •• .•••-, ... . A u t horial for tie superior tpi...fity 4-ph-using all -alai admire LE KDs New Light. 4.cith, railed. The ghchillltalhieltl e . glossy boots ; it' it products. the highest polish and jet black ever nut every (Waning at half, p.lo . `tieven ..'CI-rk ; clia . rsi-i•rvai, liiiirlil, equal to earnisl . .. It will be foura equally applicable hi s hi es o nly., and goes rnmaripristweeireg, with ft Gamed livemielie, to Ladies as aril nit Geritlemen's bon's. The bott It s are sound but. Pane% through Stamford, Newark, Retfird. 1 ) 'master 1 a ,g,.. ~,,,t we ll t a l ked,- pee 19% , 191 leakage. and will find more anti Ferrt bridge, to (lief:lllam% Lion; Leeds, 'next Marnirg 1:- . .. • tea. y 'ale shoo itay other Illockin„ ; no , . sold on the Casainrit, i N ov , jo s b us aj ag ale.oucosaison. expedition of this Coaca, It ik , as she hustles are suite& fdr the corweniroce of all -parties, in allowed to be the most rigs enable :.nif e,•,ll,lete Public Canvey sizes, 'via. the first is 611: the. second is It. and the largest is owe ' a, me North peuta, being um a i l la m e a j„• A y .,, ore ,,,th it i ngl y 1.. 6d. 'ark; sash to Shipper-. hterchtto s, and FortigeviN .iii, . b y iigy : m um. . , ralaible COrian.ii ilia it r i elisumeorled. as whelp the Blackiag is I GLASGOSC, Langtown, Breen , -fireen, Annan, Otit i r,' arrived iti fore gut coutoriesrPfbe c„,,; 1) „,, t i,„, is of so i. iii. seeili, Bmwallill, Thornhill, Saomilate-Kiln, - Camonek, libig fl,::, a miatit ) , 7b .cit does not fitment, the corks do not By, and thel and all pnilb of Scotlaad, Caitiet•rdoa st Coach (Daily). • • bottles are Atentively plclied, ant excellently packed. 1 more - YOB K, Newcastle, and Ertiodairah,"iseW Ormil;perrarramf ly mention these few remarks, as alerrlitaits and Traders have with a Guard thniughoui, sets owt.eyery Morning al hetlf-_past (mind that Mt. Blacking they have exported ii,hrond, las• been q v ~C l o ck ; by . way of Nett ark; Belford, Tittle/oder, Dir t. so a state as to he quite iinialeal.V; litit iii purchasing li ng; „„, • N„ematte,,,n. Durham, .Morpeth, and Deetteick.— this, they have alwo3s fouled it petfectiflo their satisfaction. Passengers 6n4lug thealeelves . fiaigued from she .terigth of the Rimaitd.—Shippers, Captains, Brokers. Merchaan, F a . journey, may rest what 'lime they pleas . ... mitd':lten Wilecid on reigners, anti all others, rimy leMe packed up in 'casks or without any additional fare, Is the Blrick__ Swan_lem e C...peep.: hampers, containing frog one dawn of each size to a hogshead, street. York . Coaches to Sunder, ali ct, Hull, Se . arhiratigh in three hones notice, and seat to different wharfs or inns. Whitby , and other Places. .. . . BItIDGENORTH and Withal new Post coach, every I am, Gentlemen, your's, very tout.), Evening. y~J . CARLISLE, Peorlth; and •Whitehaven. Post Coach,. Whh 2,, e „ ~...e ‘ e a . Guard all the way. Passe through Brough, ALppleby, Cell; 7 ..,C4VaP7Wiro , Grentaliridge; Richmond, Caiterick, llorotighhtidat, We- No. 114, Landon-rend, Southwark, . - therby, A herford, Doncaster, -and Grantham f,the nearest Nov- 1, Inls. was, by eighteen miles), sets out every Morning, and per ' taring litelairney with the.greatest fecility. Passengers detain _ e v d an o t n a the of umW , her . b s y eu b t o s , be ioe ing ss or tee u p y lea rd m in re tile ha oe ve a i t c he ivi p i ec h. alial ad- CIONSUMPTIONS, and other Decays of Nature, 1...../ whether the effrett of natant' conseepiroces. or proceed- Mg (Alm Waptudenties, ot tin enamored stage of life, have en- Ch ar l ey , Or a:s ki r t, an d tint-slang Post Coaches, erery After gapd the soidewhil attentian of the fir,) physicians of this and Mom. at Five n'Clack. Guarded. •- • all ',thee elation in *dm uitil Dr. Soho AION'S COI; DIA I. SO EJ:FiI ELI) mud Rotherham Post Couch, called the Rock- BALM •OF GILICA Maws happily . . discovered and promulgated jaguars. every 'm o r n in g . tb Ike 'world. and as Mel. has.prolL seed Poch Instance of its good I LIVER. pozioL, WarriNetnn,. !Cauterised, Stone, and Litch effects, ea aunt edintince the most incredulous of, its amazing field, Pnst Conch, every Evening . at Five o'Clock, to the ratorative power. To eanmerate its tint .) happy. healing, I Brotlierton's, Saracen's Head Inn, 1)ale-street, LiierpOol.— balsansiei-nad renovating talc:lrv, le-tiettooini of the fr-t limbo- Guarded throughout. • • I rity are uow extant. It is admirably cll.:elated for bilious WAKEFIELD Post Coach, every Morning, at half- p att mod other disorders of the atornaeh ,inci /navels ; for head-aches Sit o'Clock. ... occasioned by indigestion ; and foe prgr'ehllng _ pril;ie: and 1po• ..CH IiSTE a and ' Parkgate_Post-Onach. OHS. ple , iles, sn lafteo the consequences ilf fore living. Itt eta, in. SUN I)I:ALAN D, Stockton, add Yartn, New Conch, every' The Aurora arrived in the River - esterday, from 'hauld be had to it after every excest; and upon every sli A tai in- Morning, to the (icitrge Inn, Subderliihd. disposition. . MAN M li.Bl' Eft, wiaojaw, cungleton, Neweastle, Waists!. i Bengal, which site. left on the 17th ,only. This ship 119 iveli-knalletr eharneteli s stie of Prerixtiting longevity has and Wolverhampton Post Coach. esery Afternoon . guarded. :i s t h e b earer o f the latest advises from India. It was beet. I... l4 ,toritrtained ; •Cur, by Rreping the caostitutisat as it SllREWSBUltlelWellington rout Shirnal. Past Coach, • were M continual sepal., it preserves I lse horsy in healtb mid the Prince of Wales, every Eveni ng, tit Five o'Clock, gnarled. apprehended, from the appearance of things, that r. soar, and,prevest- pi imatere diciiy. No particular confine- BIRMINGHAM Metcnry PO9l Conch, with a Guard, set , tie Company would have been involved in new dis- I went, nar atteottiorte diet, to rt-traisite, during a course or this I out every Afternoon, and reaches Birininglana next day at noon. admirable Mediciar, Passes•by Oxfard, Easton and Shipstoue. to she Saracen's pules with some of the Rajahs; but the distinguished l The vinues of this most n•lehented Cordial b e ing mare fully Head, Bull-street , and Castle Inn, Birmingham., • " :skill and bravery, recently displayed against the Ne- ! Lord and esphitited 10 the 1. (l aii l e la ti c , i bb... by a nuostier of seell-au- i DOVER. Deal, Margate, flamsgate, Cauterhisry, Fever- • paulese by the British troops, have deterred others land-house * , theatiented raid estrwoidinury NM*, it is fully necessary to say, sham. Chatham. Rachener, re,thetly, in Morning and Evening. . . The Woburn Abbe , that so great a restorative, bal s amic, an.l salubrious and Graweselui Putt "Niche " from entering i nt o new contests with them. all cases attended wino debility :int ref:is:dim% from whatever DF,ltTleoltD, Ware, Hoddevdow, and cheihnnt Coach; :-,44dfararotry had gone into cantonments, and the! PROVIDE! cause eriiiig, - sins never before offered •to mankind. every Morning. . Neptul army were about to do the sasie. Mach dis.. Mr. Thomas Sold by Samuel Leigh. No. 18, Strand; Suomi and Cis. (late i 'I OTTEN II AM and EDMONTON Corp*, daily, a t elev e n. satisfacti Dicey and Sutton). Bow Chin ch-rird ; Bacon arid Co. 150, half-past 2, bulf-past 4, and half-'post 7. &Cinch. Oxford *street, Landau; Br air nail Dowding. Salisbury; A. : -:.—., . on had been expressed in India at the new Isle of I Vighl arrangement's of the. Post-Office in England, in con- his horns, wi Smith, perfumer, Nat th-bridee, Etinhargh ; Martin Keene, N. B. Heavy Weights of Luggage. (lands, Ike. conveyed by sequence of the great inconvenience and delay that the Yartnoul NO 6, C. Rege-gte c u ; at M o ldova's. No. I, Parliament-street ; the wider-mentioned WAGGONS i and Iv r Mettrii. F, New bury mid Son, Dublin; and other Me dicine vea f t en jo Europe :old Americo, price Its. each, or four To PISS, Beetles, Bungay, Buy, and all .earls of- Satffoikv. i had beeil esperieneed at C alcetta, in receivin g their entan g led Ni municstiont from Europe. The•Corntrallistuok a state of hi hue rattail, honk for &Is by which oar lb-. bottle is saved, • with the words " Sarni. Satiation. leiverpool," engraved on the CIRENCESTER, Abingdoa, assi' H enley, three tiong,l6.l cwt the Poet-Office hugs to - Bombay ; and although head and fo.. Stamp, Of wtaim my Aso be had, 1 ifierk. ' The nlehrnted ANTI•IM•PETIOINES, or SOLOMON'S SOUTHAMPTON , W' h t 11 Inc es IT, rury, . Lyndhorps, .14 , 1 •1 . 1 t t e etbe nieto country ships had subsequently sailed from Thomas riggio DROPS (without mercury, or any deleteri - es preparation), rnioinon, Christchurch, Ringwood, I•orditigliriage, Nyb a ,„„.l.... ait.. Calcutta, the letters for that district were watt at a litth Wight, Jersey and (Menre •VI otis•Dael vital* tared in the highrvi estirssatiom for thecure of ihe Scurvy, Poole , telt of - >, ail% Stiofula • Cranny, ;sod all dislirders originating in as impure ' SUN BURY, Hampton . hunt Twiettenhnm, ewteett week. ...y.lnrit fitrwarded hy any Of them, nor did they reach ins, fortuAtate) : their destination form stair of blood I heirre gradual, gentle, and aliaost• imper- I GREENWICH, Woolwich, and Deptford. .._ length df time afterwards.— to his assist beenever, drcovered for that dongerous mineral, mercury. sweeten- i .11 u Li.. Norahcave , Haaden, Thorns ICg :he hfoift! • and stilduktiog it IQ ex pel all 'noxious and ion- C oac h .. tees y Moment at Selea n'Cinalti I. t—. " " 11 _, ; Parliantent for redress. A •misimtlers an 'nit a whole g a.l'etittoo.tia be got with;. and t * lbtflgrieved du this subject , • have oddressed ciNe..,..4l.ll hole tha.r.e pare juices. aivior strength and 160:e to the nerves, enlivening . limas fliAtewit•Mweiiisil- . end tn.iewrotilye both bo.iy and mind I inollitrmo • .10 Dr. Solo ., on expects, when ronnslte - I by letter, the . WILI.C/i'll B. ItIOVN.T4Ntind 61,respee" " : fittly,..4g un ' ' - f i i ,subsists between theßritish and the ChitietrOgysinf,. roper preCar (,„ .• m ent, which, in g. . . usual erimimeni of a one ',natal sue to he lock:led, attdrt s-ed, their Frlendln,ad the Poblie, that they Will nothearnotoonh:e 'e n whict o . a 4at•degrell, 'is altritfilse4clo the the . unhappy the strerit Of the ladia:Comprn ! ty:' ' },.with shes, ri " Money Lester.: Idr. Solomon, Gileod house, sear Liverpool. far any Parcels ar. 14eamee, +U. a Pore 'than Five Patuitts , Th e ceumiry trod!' ‘v i i i,,,chiai v icm,g r ty. A jirfi I, in hedge, took —Paid double postage." Valtie,, if test isr damaged. unlem entered as stick, _and paid tor , ..; • din' re es, II Price 11i: per•bortfe eirfour in ono family bottle foi - 33a. nn actordiney. ut the Saraceies Head Lie, topsh . .:loW, L, n ,a,,,,.— . eonsequeliCemil the e...sitalt. . • nce ; Which ot,e small bottle ' b aived: Tbr '9 , 6 • et: " Simi. So(. nines, • Voolerissnisoidate those residing :the Liverpool," ace Flu rrived on the stamp of eac as bailie, ael WWI- .f.attechgela and extrf.els are - 1 ""itl _ ... ..:8 wrii. „ 1 0,„,,,,.. 5 emi • 5t ~2 ,f e t tew : , ; ,1 7 1 7 ,1 , 1 ; 1 hare beets sent-home by7tPe a urora to • •Gaver Heated . . his 'ft l egating.' th i tit lit . erfereike . en t.:ills llykilerli ,. . a . 1.. t ' + III"On 4 In which none are geaukte. i H arse Lenard Piscadilly, for the Clinches. • , :11RISTMA'S CATTLE 5110 W, EM Nobility and the Public are respectfully T inf"esned, that the GRAND ANNUAL MIAsMIS WOW of CATTL.I, SHEEP, and PIGS, will be held at Sadter's ger.sitor% ' G , ...nell•areet, near Smithfield. nn Fri day, Sthirday. andlloticlay. the 1511., Nth, and 18th Deeeta her, 181.9. Adinittaner, Vattern(' Gentle:urn, Is. each. TO hIOTI-lERS•A ND NURSES. AMONG the innumerable instances of the stir -till, prisine-eares performed by the ANI ER ICAN .SOOT/I INO SRUP; the following case is deserving the attention of evert Faintly a— " A Rae fat Wont; of.). Palmer, Thatcher. of Friar-place. Anton. Middles x, only -sit months old. began to cut its double teeth ; but the month beffilee ulcerated to such a degree uto prevent its sacking.' This was attended with - strut e n niut. tion., tube in a short time redact d the child to a mere skele - tun—llte walker wag even afraid to move it, for fear the limbs should not hold together. A nurserymaid in the neigh sevelo4 the dreadful bittuttion of the child, gave the mother a small quatits f the 9, nip, at.d in an hoar after the saw were rubbed the infant was b -tter, and could actually rake the hreset. TLe flatter i.taneitiately got a bottle. aid in • tan or *bete day. •sts double teeth came through in the thus. aisluneitt of Mt Qs; neighbourhood." To be ItrA of Johnson and Williams, 91, Newman-street, andlly all site principal klediciae• Venders in, town land 'vanity. at es. 9.1."• bottle. • - • N,JA4Mes. Johomn.rvlieyes the faint Poor assrmal. at her how, every,Turstla sod Sathrday Obwitiog,frotri'Niee to Tea &thick:Sy Urineiii 4 a truer fronts respectable housekeeper, asiettify fit4i lane are leak (*juts of ergot,. . _ `•-• ~,;• t. i - ~- v t . 4...emdrA•• 3 '*'. "tatea...)l • - - • .. ~: '. , '• ?" ." ~ :tom .`'y~. t•_r_ .- ~_ - ..`lt4p . -,174• 1 4• r.. 7, .... 4 4 - , , • .4:. '''' i ' ' AR ' .4 . . . r f I • I L ' 4 : : ' I .' ••- .l' ll i h . . . • 5 5 • 14,, . . - . . • •••• . ~. ".., . - ''-:..... .' r ... •-•• • • • •'-'4" 40 - 41r14461. Z. 44 . .....ba44 ' 1 : V ''. 444., T . :• , 4\ ~ • •,.. . • . • t . , ft: , ... • ~, •. , • /. ... ~ ; , . . ,;.t "I lib • . - , t, .1 •'• - . *T' ' . :' Z t..e. ' 441 . " '.4 3n.i ' it' -34,',. •.!..!.... 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''' ED" -.a.— eft- ••• - • s• "b: . !1.. , .:•::‘,0t► • t..1.3 1 - 1 PRICE ••• -7 ' 5e;441.. • r . • cattArSPONDENCR. . , ~ • , rut's; w, Ti►e spirit of rthe renciti the presence of the Alliet in begun In show itself; 4e the great focus Of 'moilsl again patioled every night by ral quarrels ireve urcurretlt: eights, between English 'aud will be easily supposed tit% the aggressors and .alraost , Off)cers,.whk galteries.;,boi each other, followed, a prisoners. times ns e . le that they iv( ambiguous. • man applies A • Marshal breath and t. cabriolet cries those who ki self by sayini • the general preserved wi ■re two Ent Versailles, of remelt' for to by Gpswra l be evacuated singular, Or yet had ao I was con ' executed. On great . fortitu, secrecy, am arithictrh it was,eetlomof atoroingiket eseniug,.at Greuelle. r olorpre Tiaitte de ..petroled kr. atsLtitudis eau elecution. had of he Chitral' ritad.gourded was t -*nab • ifseitigimratAe• Italflias}eir ;ine ;.this svl NeyisakkbgariabAte,, ter of an he rlsaey litt•wt, ttse:scarriagimt! riPreestett steppe& go atrptited.=enti - -Ws eyea ; he be'begary to shbilance Chamber of him *4141-• ro means Of in direct,vio,ll he appen ler< I !permitted by immediately . Couitnatidant diers to be Ito be allow( j lowing VAlk duringfifteeo take your heart)—riglo ' Vire la. Fr, dropped do , spot for a eel vied to. a gr hours; it luu four childre, might he, ex! equal to that _ t • .. •"14.1 . s,%liedisestiej timing, Dee. 6: Cot-the rren ...,...,. : • cli io 'long .coinpressed by . • of the Al!fel in, the capital, has already I ;hove itself; . tiii:liiall 11.0yali which is i' focus of 'tne4l ditkpolitical disorder, is led every night by. a strong guard; seve. Ireve occurred there withie the last few weer English • rad ' French Ofileers ; it lily supposed that 'the latter are always sors ; in one instance they insulted, • L openly attacked a party of :gngi)sh i o.were,nalking quietly it',nprone of the . oth parties drew their ‘worcisand.attactted , but before. any serious - consequence" , , i s strong• guard, errived -and trNab,theat , The FreAch 2eilipers cried ,out „several. le &RC during the quarrel, end.derlated were. goad Frenchmen. This is t roost pity's., at the , present moment.; - .every lit to his own principles and-iris ptirty. 1 swears allegiance to .the Xing, iir••••tano to ilena par), in. the pext4. the driver tvf a i lea riVC k lipil but when cpiesiOrrirethy knew his real sereimerits, he explains inm. ing, he meant le l{ oy dr Rome..,,it,ifittilt opinion that teenquill:ty cannot belong rithout a forwign forfeit, tbe capital ;,.there lglisli divisions, in the eeighbourimovi of at St; Germain, which, it is supposed ) will some weeks lamer; they are.cooirialtdircl t I. Cole. The heigh• s. of MnotmartreWill 1 xl to-morrow. morning;.. it. • is some,v'hat rat the park of 'artillery ()laded therEbas , , I order to Ise•rentored. 1 •• i , -7--a• • , ; • • ' • • '•' -• ... Berertbre Moraine. rrect in slating, that Marshal Diey9kett 1 Thersday.,morning ; b e hole his fate with . • ude. The execution took •placewith i great id measures , were even . talte n to dite , rj, the f ..the publict..from .We .line untl•thisePet at .• it tictake Otte. It was ,rainaseassid in the at the esecetiorbres to.(ake,piecrer .i) the ), t half.past •611 h. cs'apcir g e in „the. PJainti de I,t was,•hero,, : at „that: how,. that :babe- -1 eareentitsti. .Tbe s streets. leading .trs - ' the Grenellev .40 Alla. ,Pla l : tie. itself, ~siere T. - . togas/ed. Garepl!arro.W. , -. Asa .lamense latitastiled tlytlt. . la . , thE14 ,1 69 8 0- liaise the lad actually_ takes place, -,,peev,-tbe gerden nber.otrearg. 4 •Theigatekha4 been, closed d during At si:ttial ;Ake,: ferti,jetrleg, nlitice . fere ?. jatutnvipthf ,strict geg witikisj.elicit , rAed.rusitte,sswrtdativerbitridrip.l,Wout , , loci:het:A rum slairge auddenly:hearAbea t . vas fort Itwre‘rail.eqf Aite.Sailinkki•Gotrd ; tiesialastt v easkilte bolf..resDayst4,4 Ayer. tour before; he was conveyed .prialrlely 0 gardersateg r tlle,Arcfregefst. where he was , n•thrriroulewassifiTlye.apolts exteess* , s l y.. wee escoetect to -it by ,sal frkw,,cava iry,,,,sr hen trigtopppdasut a Ps (Orotp . of ; rite line &sown.. up- opposiye Anettile,garden;; he rts!withigreat . -4Csrmaass,‘,”ariatil- .aanit.w• hat • 411 CIOlined i .. .'"ilifbiaCi turf:! kut kill no l' .fi •,11, perrotvadivneed..kofriane a bitiubse over . kg evade wedge trifltinsisaruttnpreveet it ; 1 , a sprats . sisd even. said • a few worth, the of *bleb .wss...stiswr he had said in , the (Peery, `s Neat hirsconscience reproached no '.crime, that hi had beers refused; the - A lefencei that :Ste wari .unjustly condemned, 11 A h lation of the filth of treaties, and that rt to rtauce and •to - pnsterity."—This was ay aLieutenant of Gendarnsere, who stood y neat to the Marshal ; but whelk the .At observed it, he gore orders to the no!. e ready to do their slaty. Ney requested red to give the • order; be sprike the fol. orris :''• Soldiery...! yen have 411)(1ed me if 'en years, obey me for this the last time— . . • aim here—(laying his, hand num his ;la -heart— Vie: Juste-lti,:ili•Uft au ccur— Frasce P " After uttering these words he own lifeless ; the body remained on the, rery few minutes, after which it was car- guard-room, where it remained for two k... • les been since given to his family ; he has 1 en ; his fortune, is not so considerable as tpected frcunt•bis rank, and by II{) means at of most of the French Generals. id Lady HoLraan are returned to 1101. from the Duke of Bir.pirOßD's seat, bhey. 1 ~ r.piTIAL EsCAPC—OS Thursday last, as is Witheiliek, butcher, of New port, in the ght, was ft ading a bull with a rope round . , within shout four wiles of lklr;‘rport, on loth road, he by some accident became with the rope, , and the bull, bordering on madnest, `got Mr. Witheriek under his -A1 forefeet ; at this critical moment, Mr. ''., ) ggins, of Iligh.streei, Portsmontb, who ,•/. '.. ttle distance enjoying tote r e sport of shoot. . 1 1 , ately heard the poor man's cries, and ran .0 , • itance ; but not knowing that the nun prat were entangled together by the rope, . ~ sin 10 yards of the hull, and !edged the rge of his gen in his body ; then with kautioninaded his gun 'again, and Reim i i . py man still .andor the hull, entangled rope, Me,' FitFLO . itishett through the k the belt!), one' horn, cfreerhis-knife thee' lierist", - aektytope. and Mos estri. • f t 4fdlo-cres4W - r - e rr grit the' truly , perVous • :::...,., i 4h,ierb•he 'was placed. • .. ~ ~ • I 'I • .. • . ._---- •.• • ''''' - :-.7. -` .---. --= ••-= • --- - -; ,; • • • • • • • •. lb If t. t . • t • t pa0."iri.j. 4, 4 1 9 ;_. - !!!!:m • 1411 . • :;111:.• t o p. . I ~ •••• • • will BANKRUPTS. J. Clark. Ripton. Derbyshire, dealer, Dee. 42,29, Jan. 23, at the White Hart Inn, Iltirion.upon-Trent. Attornies, Mews, Hicks ander, Bartlea's buildings, Holborn; and Sir J. D. Fowler, But. hartoa-upon-Treut. C. Mator SOnierset-treet, Portman-square, carpenter, Dec. 'M . ,8, Jan, A, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Bossdea t Angel court,. Throigmnrion-street. W. Paternoster, Rochester. innholder, Dec.l6. 23, .Tan- 23, list (~iM)dliall. Attornies, •Meters. Aubrey and Co. Tooles-caurt, - Chdirt•ery lane. • .4611i..Therugood,:111ardpall-street, Cartabe-market, brads-ma r - i aufacnirtr. ITec. 19, 30, Jan. 21 at Guildhall. Amoraies, i briesikr.rFisiter . and Co. Goagh-square, Fleet-street. 'tatlei : n r n, 4Y §orw ic . h. N" A w tt ich ies dr , si tr isi ßig j tlo u ld did Meals;Bleasdileand Co. New Inn. I .jun l . 9 / 1 1 % or li w t icl ie - - • C. Benson. Birmingthua, money-scrirencr, Dec. 29, 30. Jan. "c,"ift the Stork Tavern, Birmingham. Attorides, • Messrs. ' , ctsla and Ca-Graft Inn-square; and Messrs. Spurrieriaber Co. Birmingham. .i:' - ' 'lV,•ll.'issrics, Isedbury, HerefondShire,:iniiholder i Jan: 12, 13, at* Reindeer, Worcester, 23. at the Chicon, tin, Great llui tern„..Worcestershire. - Aitornies, Mi. Ballard, Malvern; andi r..Sousbekl„ Bonverie-street, Fleet-siren. ~,, • J, ooad, Huddersfield. merchant, Dec. 97, 28, Jan. 7,4 - # l -., - I . the Rose sad Crown Inn; Iliwildesvfield, Atturnies. Mc. Banye, • Chancer3.,Orrie : and Mr. Crosland, Huddersfield. J • Clswg, ht:irieaester, cotton-merchant, Jan. - ?, Si 23, - at the t • Die Tavern- yktkcbeslitf•l 'Miura/es, Mr: Wood Manchester; amid Mr. Hunt, Temple. . •J'.'W-o '.firrd. %est Quarktiffiend,-Seinersetibire, amiltstar‘JaiL 1.n.,'.11....• at the AY.ltige;ila t Inq, 'ivelese,_ointhe. Attornica,' Mama. Asikissison it Pi. 4.:001-1/6,v4tahi;• war . I%iteiticomba,: SOinetrethlibte.• •- • • .: •• •• • ••• 1 ~F..llrndssn,_ fan. Fool/ell, Yorkshire, faraser„ Dec. - 48, 28. i .Tan. 23. arttle la ;ts Keys Inn, Beverley, Yorkibire. • .Atthr- !. Wes; 411 r: Blak i saw!. ~St• mond ',4 lots.. Chaarerklane ; .11%1 Mr. ,Moulton, jnn..Givas,t Drjfieljl, you. kibire. ' • ' •••• 1 G. Spenee, 'Leirt-v!er'..driiliei•Dee.• 28; 29,-Jas.- 23, at the Wllite•Hasl. Inn, - LeiecstPr.: At•toratiit, Messrs. Burley : ma CO. Lincoln's Ina I. and Kr. 16,.rhiilge. la-ie.-ier. '• S? Moyer, Fettervlane,' 14irier, N e e. 14 - ; 516..Jaa;!23,•i& 1 Gmlidliall„. A,porney„ Mr, Rri•lier, lied I.ton•spirare.- • - - J, grey,NeWeastle•npenefliiii, ti niilleti-d rap er, Dec. 9c Jilue.43..sit tbe'Llearge lett. Nc*castle-non-f3be. Altai • Ails, Nr.. Stoker, Newcastleo and Mitt n. Bell anti C o. Boise v 1 'Cllsitteliltrd,•Chebpskle.' • s Jg.;Boyte. Leeds, cloth-dresser, Dec, 27, Jaa.•3,•93. at (be I Peorge Inn, NeweasUc- upon -Tyne. Atiornies Mr. Seymour. ; Niefutastle-epon-Tyne; and Mesaa.'llell'antiCo..Bow Charoks, l l Off.' 1, •• - . • . ; .. Yates. •Ratherbani:l orlC•Jiire , ,•tirnber-metichasit. Dec. 16, 19, Jan. 23. at4his 'famine •Inn. Sheffield. Atsornies, his. Wake, Shelfield ; and Mr. Blakelisck, Serjewiti %Inn, Fleet itriet. • R. S.„ Skew ,. Riplidalc,, Larsimsisine , at• milieu aninufacturer. Pee. 28; Jan.. IT, 23, at the White Bear .Inn, Nhincliester.:- 'AttistalesAftwars..•Hewittand Co. Manchester; and' sr. Hurd, latter Temple. . , . 4. Ronk, l'nek-Gkfi-, Cumberland; cattle-dealer, Mtn. 2,3, 93, at the George nod Dragnon, Wigton, Cumberland. At tars, Messrs. Wordsworth and Co. Staple fun ; and Mr. Li !foot, Wigton, Cumberland.. • • • V. Nicholson. Kingston-upon- liall, merchant, Dec. 18, 19. Jan. 23, al the Dog and Duck ' Tavern,. Scale-lone, K iv:to nna/I-Hutt. Anomie* Mei- rs. Rosier and Sim,. Ibtrttettls buildings, Holborn; and Mr. Sandwith, DWI. H. Lloyd, George-street, tglelviti, brisker, Dec. 13. 19. Jan. 90, at Guildhall. Atturisey, Mr. Mace, Great hlarlbo rough-street . J. Iltarris, Langley Mill, Oxtortit.hire. corn-dealer, Dec. 16, . 29, Jan. 23, at Giiiklliall. Attorines, Alessio.. Leigh and. Cu. ; New Bridge , street, Blackfriars. • I J. Fmery, Bedford, grocer. Dee. 27, 28. Jon. 93, at the Swan Inn, Bedford. Attorition• Mesvrs. Slt :kill and Cu. Uhl ! Jewry. i [Dividend?, dre. to-toorroa .3 -- • aim iiti~ii