The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-04-28 00:00:00

•r-^ I'l l t Y,,..; .. , I :P j . . H . ~<< 11 - r• • . 7 5 ! ~' :~ N r ~: 0g... , iv,-,4"). .i,.4..;1 r,~•• ' • 4 .1 ~~ A'. I ) ~• - 10 , 13 . 1 . 6 N, MON DAY, AP *a 28, 1823. ra 56h7 a The Cause ibr which HAMPDIeN fill is She out SYDNEY deed on the focaffild 1" rime wilt; PEYOtt . • "HANOION'S GREAT 'PICTURE of LAZA *US, whirls has been yearly three years. on the. eel, IS NOW OPEN, at the /Egypthin-Hall, Pima; 'oily. Gro u nd aria to the right.—Adaiittanee Is. Cato-. lute.. ed. • V: . _ ..... • litßl/LICED FARES AXI) KNEQUALLED TEA- , , V px.IJNO ..".411-b DOVER. DEAR.. RAIVIOATL, MARGATE AND CANTERBURY, , • . Four loside Csmonos, aad keep good ohs*, by ; 41 . . - N. A. MOUNT.AIS and Co. • SARACEN'S HMO INN. SKINNER-STREET, . . .sseem-Irs Lt.. Los PON. ' ''' 1111•1 E foll•iwittg .I.IIIH'Ir POST (X):ICIIES, Mails. Fee. set one Pam the above Inn : • 1 The 4 Telegraph," Dover, 1101, Ramsgate, 3fargate, tgeoad Stairs, Canterbury, Ferersham, and Sandeleho % 1 Awn Post Coach, nvtry - morning ate quarter petoti. . —ln. consequence of 'the decided preference given to the, • • iskre ( nark, the Proprietors are determined no expense naafi bespared to reorder it the first conveyance on Ike &Jot Road. , romploo,' Chaliaams,. 4oeheeter, Graresend, Stroud , ,fts t iltingbourn'e, Rola/tam * ()spline, .yoruiag, :punier 7, AT nouvonn I' it 2 . e . • “szigigiej.. Arimaielis. Iskposimaii . , greter, Asheartes . ;ratans, I* eyeteeth. S — W . Ziter. :tour and Satiability. every morning at 1 1:-through /to* Mi., - A.rosiester„ .erielport, Blandford, boabriage,Smiton,. Basingstoke-Partford-bridge, !Math- 1 vale r 4. Boothe,. ' • _. • • ~ _ The only day Conti: to Iftyllinistk. (driers through. (rill:. too coachmen may..) th•rop+44 - ilhashot, Blacktrater, tiosittysto4c Orgies, It'iskchplftis% Andover, il'oodyaler. • • ~. .)Cathalore.tiallsbnry. Bluillorst 4-.Deelbeeter. at a guar- , -' • - "ter past 5 o'clock in Mc aloe 1'4(6, odveed Fares. The. u lision," houlka 1401:1Otplows" I,endluses • Winchester, Businyirtoke, khrldpe.....Blacktraler. and Ihriyalsol new four int 4461, . ets.,evor morning 41 past . 7 - c arrireo 0' the (. 'vaita . SW na . .fort. mittimPion. aboi s , ei t ,city,, , . Dias it a matt•delkyhtfo ion id the Isle */ WIPM. Jcricy. Gereasoy Ott Nuloes, •Iturre detirare, '• ' •Vhfrtnlf9- alc•- - i 3 e Prtiotelara of Ike diem Cough hope ..., - o,recelress coultsuanee , 4 7 - Wl's:visor: &aieh leas hitherto Orin+ initeed at teiv Mt :map raj 41j:the " I - niO I: ." : -• I 'l4 O'cktdliPßPAr --ftsferb, h - o Donee*. r 1% . '1,3, ilPfirs.ol6,o,- tkriikok Se i , 101114'..-- Orcifitto. Ilkitelistrek .. ever,. Stitisbury. )ft'oadgeri's; Car e tte rw o:e wit an Etila . dfard, ut a t past 3 ;•- E: i c i l , ante4to thsk ' ' *Met Peoprielors of the abort -•►• ch tasteloteratipaskmpeassesisall be spared to,rooder thefisst,contegalielt chief 'Western Mad. ' •• Nolte; irst(ilristei - Peet • Caseate; through Chippenhans, 5 • . ofsaipipteborovisi - Newhory and Reading, erery Ad ter /: iii • oon at l An j, a t rrtee at the Greyhound ion, Bath, the •-- tiffoutron'turern.,-Thhatos Strert, atid Swan, Bristol, early ;Me next morning.. , • t • sif i rokstlP WeliK PriliMitster , Tanntan,.and Plymouth, reduced Fares. •.: -., • , • "1_ Tar ••• Vitpire,, 4 ' a Jim Liverpool light Coach. °nig One glilyki *a the Newf, parrying trenr breirie,•sete oat Dailv .„„,:olkOneiarr.ii‘co Ali kiceivinal nest Aitortnsoo at S. thco' - 'Woburn, LatkPnry,'Ziortinimplott , We/ford, Lytterworth, lfitrticeVAtherabne,..tillOsitetif,SlooC, Nei r castle, li nut s -•; lard. Narrisigion end. Preheat. ... Shrcositic s . Weteiouton ant Shiffbal Light Post Coach, every All rou t`. Osifirded. ''*-- • 744%**• • ;V. Wejtuanth. Vero' Porehe3ter. Bland lord; giiilbotry, "darer, Overton, Basingstoke. Hart ,' 4ifinithrike. ,1310 cr aim' &wicket. licOV feat Ceara, It File r i'le Oa it.— re Parer. ' ' acile, ifiela- : Mir 'nik to Geternses 'IV& day Is published, illustrated with Coloured Quarto Politest of Napolacin's Rattles, beautifully Engraved and Tinted, Nos. I, 2,3, and 4, (to be continued fortnighUy) price Is. each, d'lP the LIFE of NAPOLEON BONAPARTE, late ‘l4/ Emperor if the French, King of Italy, Protector of the Confederation of the Rhine. Mediator of the Confede ration of Switzerland, &c. &c. is which is detailed every rporticular of his astonishing career, both as a Geocral and &Legislator, during the Republican, the Consular, and the ilinpeiial Governments: iaterspersed will) nuniermie Anec dotes of his Public and Private Life, from his Birth in the island of Corsica to the Period of his Death et St. llelena ; larludiag olio Biographical Memoirsof Celebrated Military, Political, and Scientific Chancel's, who flourizilvil frolo.tho Revolution to the Termination' of the Imperial Dynasty. 'Phis whole compiled end arranged By N. W. H. IRELAND, . . . Member of the Atheneum of Stiecce and Arts at Paris. To Tag POIILIC.—During the carper of NAPOLOON BONA PARTE so many Lives and Memoirs of that extraordinary mien were presented to the world, that It beceities necessary to state, in a laconic manner, the leading features which are to characterize the present Lire or NAPOLEON. At die periods alluded to, when details of the Mervyn; were cob gged end the violast animosity entectaleadi toward* him by the major part of Englishmen, his Biographies were 'prompted to incline to the popular side of the question, and, .la consequence, the wonderful achievements of tlio.Gertiral Legislator were so shamefully (garbled by 'Wellman' of his flagrant crimes and moral turpitude, that the renown of Ms noble deeds wet completely obliterated by tie alleged atro city of his character. Actuated by these sentiments, every account that appeared was more or less characterized by error . therefore, to present a faithful delineation , of the l ate Imperial Ruler of France, is the primary object of the pre sent Numbers. From the period of Norotzone's rev , and viiiimite exile to St. Helena, the inherent feelings of the British heart became manifest, so that the object' of terror once humbled, • generous sentiment of commiseration gaited emporium over the Eoglisli mind, and in proportion as 'his c'tangi was affected, innumerable traits respeetinir the pri veto as well as the ;subtle career of BONAPARTE have teen promulgated, particiiierly those by Generals Monthelon, Bertrand, Barry O'Meara, Lis Cases, dec. dm., from whence it is rationally inferred that he, like other men, was gifted'. with the sentiments of humanity, and all the softer emotions; of the soul. In the compilation, therefore, of the present' undertaking, all such works are carefully consulted, with every other {minable and authentic document on the Bab .i.ect, in order to render our pages the vehicle of every inei itent as well of a private as of a public nature. And, as in the course of the astonishing epoch which we have to re cord, a multiplicity of celebrated Characters have figured in Filmes., to render the present Work vetigne in its land. we Lave determined to in‘rodues 13101;RAPUICAL SKETCHES of the principal personages who rendered themselves con 'plenums during the progress of the . French Revelation, in cluding the Republic, the Consiii*,.end the Imperial Govern ments. To lay any stress upon this novel feature worild be superfluous, as It must heennte evident to the Public Vitali our pages, independent of the *Asidesl whose salient... 'venni they are intended to perpetuate, will thus become an, interesting Biography of the History of France dad other, parts of Europe for the last thirty yeisrs—an epoch that , spends without any parallel on.the records of admiral or , modern times. . On the subject of Pictorial EmbePshreents, (Par!. Fllites, Owed and beautifully coloured. will progressively amininpany . our Numbers, representing the principal Rattling' aiarotree, from the original, accurate, and masterly" ' Vane of Vernet,. Penton, ate. (WOW , * reel* at Paris by i Panels hertans, together With Other interestitig sub ject. The execution of the Plates (with the exception of the iwinatint. for which Dr.Duboursii is engaged) being cold -neA to the spirited imeig of Mr. GEORGE CELIESNANK, whose acknowledged celebrity as an Artist cannot fait (we Lovably conceive) to ensure them • favourable reception with the Public. This Work Will be tompleted in about Forty Numbers, printaten superfine wove demy paper, forming three hand- Immo Volumes in octavo. N- B. A few Proof Impressions of the Plates will be printed on half-sheet super-royal paper, and Rested in the first style, price Three Shillings each. Pcintrd and Published by JOHN Foienunar, Broadway, Ludgate-(till; and sold by Snr.nwooo, JONES, and Co. PiternOster-row ; and all other Booksellers. EDGWARE-ROAD. To Capitalists, Coaches/Mere, and others, (by direction of the Assignees of Mr. James Oldfield, ooschmaker) ' on the premises, So . 0, Edgware-road, on Thursday, May I, ISA at 19 o'clock precisely. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. LESLIE. I.ritHE vainable long LEASEHOLD ESTATES, I i at rents as low as ground rents. The Premiers, No. 6, Edgware-road, arc delightfully situated, commending extensive views over Hyde Park, have beetriately built, sad eleganUy fin shed, fit for the reception of a family; contain , ing 2 handsome drawing-rooms, communicating with fold ing doors, 2 good sitting-moms, 0 hed-rooms, 2 kitchens, water closet, counting-bowie, s. - sre-rooms, 9 front shops, extensive collaring, dee. and at a very small expense can be converted into two handsome Dwelling-heaves. V. A newly-erected COACH-NI ANUFACTORY, in Cul beriand Mews; containing three tiers of large, light, lofty, work-shops, with a lead flap at the top, enclosed standing for. carriages, and extensive cellar. V. Extensive PREMISES, In Connaught Mews, conhda ing two capital work-st ops, two dwelling-rooms, enclosed standing for carriages, saw-pit, cellaring, coach-hoes!, stable. &e. 1 4. An improved rent of Five Guineas person. on premises in Upper Bryanstone-street. 'Phe premises may be viewed until the sale, where particu lars and catalogues may be had; also of Mr. Lawledge, Temple Chambers, Falcon-court, Fleet-street; and of Mr. Leilie, 4. New Cavendish-street, Portland Place. • The ealusble finished Carriages, andtoarlimaker's Stock. oaths premises, will be sold the 29th and Stili of April, at 12 o'clock precisely each day. ***SATURDAYS GAZETTE. • CARLTON ROlfir, Atm 21, 1523. Th.lUgwtleiw day piessed tti' confer the honour of Knighthood MI %tannin Franklin. M.D: Principal Inspector of the Ann, Medical Department. Orem, jun. of Exmouth-street. Clerked's , *ll, ressaeseig— W. Plimpton, Lower-Tharnes-street, sesduliai • • . 1.• PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLV&Die A. S. Ledge as.d G. S. Ravenseroft, kiiteacake% apothecaries—it. Taylor and W.Parker. Manchester, atewez masons—E. llowe and 11. Ansell. Greyhound-yard. Hel born, stable-keepers—C. Homer end • C. Cope. Aldridge. Staffordshire, distillers—J. and U. Merrell. Eisterifift. Sussex. fernters—T. Fulham end C. J. Redpath, Qworprf yard, Golden-lane; grinders—W. end R. Weal, end P. 1). Jackson. Coventry, dr-Isers (so far as regards the assicl W. Seal)—E. Jones and C. A. While, Atrintsgue-lioase. Hmd snersetttb, selsoel-mistresses--J: C. Hose str-i J. Judge. No ble-street, Falcon-square, druggists—J. Gibb us. W. W. Smith, J.G ibbios, and W. Goode. Wrseingitam,,,bankers (fo far as respects J. Glhtsinsj—J. Gibhins, Symbol Glamor ganshire. and J. Gibbins. Birmingham , rchtufs—M. Pi pet and J. Chercbett, WolVetley, Worcestershire, millers — R. l.tsmp ands E: Livermore, Spicer-street. Spitalflelda, ttft: dresscrs—.l. Owen. Q. Booth, j.m. J. Walmsley. soul Baler risod, Douglas, Isle of Man, snd of 'Liverpool, corn-mer chants—R. Whittinghem J. Cain. G. Booth. jam...VW:l44er ley. sincl.R. Harrison, &ogles, isle of Man, and oftear pool, corn-merchants—W. and 3. Hodgson. Wigtoe, Cytsr berlend, brewers—T. POtter and E. Bent. MessClafster, at tereeys--,R, Rogerson swid tee Bowl. 44jorr. siscr.; —B. and E. Carter, /dieter, eptrolstefers;-- isek ate isSirAld J. Roderick, Birmingham, commission agents. AAAAA Gi PalCa6 Or CORN IN ENGLAND AND WALES IN TUQ watt END APR, L. 19. psi. we. a- PER GIL a. 4 IL Wheat its Rye.... i.......)....28 teens .20 A Barley. .32 7 Pens . ........ 38 Average Price of Brown or Misseovado Sugar,'cOnf putts' from the Returns made In the *eels encing-tbe rAsi day of April, 1123, Is Sla. id. per cwt. • : • • " WAR-OFFICE, APRIL 28. 2d Regiment of Dragoon Guards.—Robert Oregon Cm ford, Gent. to be Curnet, by purchase, flee C. Crauford, wbo retires. 2d Ditto.—.l. Carnegie, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Lindsey, promoted in the 57th Foot. lOth Regiment of Light Di agoons.—Carnet C. J. Brand i* to be Lieut. by parebase. vice the Earl of Yarmoutb, promoted lu t!te Cape Corps ; G. 1.. L. Kaye, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, sloe Braidling. Colditream Regiment of n.ot tiaards.—Brevet Major Alexander Wedderhurn, to be Captain and Lient-Colonel. by purchase, vine Howerhy, who retires : Lieet. 0. Short to be Lieut. and Capt. by purchase. si-e Wcd.lerburn Captain Mark Beaufoy to be Adjutant, vice Wedderbitrn, promoted. Gilt Regiment of Foot.—Lieutenant J. Bonamy to be Captain, by purchase, vice Sandvs, who retires; Bnilwo Dentino Walter Yairrrton to be Lieut., by purchase, vice Bonamy ; W. Eyre, Gent, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Yelverten. • - Ditto.—F. D. flodgeu. to be Ensign, by purchase, Vita Power. Promoted in De Stith Font. 38th Ditte.—Eusicn Manley Power, from the 3id Foot, te be Lieut. by purchase, 'ice Monciton, promoted io t.e S3th Foot. • t 29th Ditto.—Vent. Henry Smith to he Captain. by per those, rice Campbell, who retires; Ensign Charles Stunt to be I.ieut. by purchase, vice Smyth; J. D. Forbes,Gent., to be Entiga, by purchase. vice Start. 47th Dittn.—Ensign W. T. R. Smith to be Lieut. by pur chase, vice Lord Loaghborough, promoted In the Cape Corps of Cavalry ; E. T. Smith, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Smith. ' 37th Ditto—Cornet George Edward Lindsay. from the 24 Dragoona, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Ferrier. who retiree. Cape Corps of Cavalry.—Lieut. R. S. Conway, Earl of Yarmouth, from the loth Light Dragoons, to be Captain of Troop, by purchase; Captain Edward Molesworth, from the half-pay of the 20th Light Dragoons, to be-Captain of a Troop, vice L rd Loughborough. who exchanges. HOSPIT A L STAPP. —Thomas Rose Tilden, Gent, to be Hospital-Assistant to the Forces: hospital-Assistant J. Simoinis, from the half-pay, to be Hospital-Assistant to the Forces, ♦ice W. Cannon. placed upon half-pay. MSSIORANDU ii.—Hospital-Assistant John Stuart, upon half-pay, has been permitted to resign his commission.— The exchange between Captain Ford, of the Ist Foot, and Captain Deane on the half pay of the 24th Light Dragoons, on the 14th November, 1522, was without the difference. Captain Ford having repaid the sum he received from Capt. Dean, and which has been placed to the credit of the half, pay fitni 4 .—The appointment of Lieut. J. Macpherson, of the bth West Lydia Regiment, tote Lent. in the ed West India Regina et, vice Williams, who exchanges, on Bth Sept. 1822, has not taken place. Comatssi..w signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Renfrew. W. More, Eaq. to be Vite-Lieutenant. Corwisetwor in the /Id Regiment of Norfolk Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by his Majesty's Lieutenant of the Coma- r; firiljr, Cherbf!Fg. ly of Plorfolir. . Major J. Harvey to be T.lcat.-Col..Corarnandant, vice Leto% resigned ; Captain A. Ilud‘on to be Major, vice Har vey, promoted. . .a~ ~.. motto* Nor Ligki Pest Couch, ay, and Friday suaruisags, ut 7 BANKRUPTCIES SVPERSEITED. W. Piper, Hammersmith, barge buialer. T. Lidbitter, Southwick, corn-merchant. B.t\KRGPT&. ' C10eh;.44 7 4.' Te ' 4 ' "--Leedelight Post Coach, sets out awry ..11hoo ; end passes through Baldeek, Big:OA:rads; thikim,,lbeeldep., Stilton, Wdrufard, Stam ford, Greallurf, Orphlkam Stwark,yoneford, Markham moor;-Itirotbrelt. linetn. Doncaster , , and Ferry-bridge, to the Golden MO lan. Le eds. next Afternoon, at reduced afig and Packages oily Id. per tb.—Notreilk standing the snocautiant expedition of this Cosa, it Is eillbwed to be flu most agreeable and complete public ewsneyanee on , the ;torn, Road, being unequalled by any otter. • . iturrowgali. and Ripon New light Post Coaches every Afternoon, at 2. 4.S in the Morning. Glasgow, Longluicx. areina-Green. Assuan, Dumfries. , Brounkiii, Thuruhill, Sampshar Kiln. Cawnork. King.- Reit, and all Purls of Scotland, a Light 4-inside Post -4 url& Daily. • ...- MS n Krpers:c o , , Ztthrkt,Scarborough , Whitby, Weld*, SUndertand,Ne if and Edinburgh a Nem Light FruP lusiete POsi-COOdil. vela( a . 6 'turd throesgland ; sets out'. Amer Worning,, by-Way of Newark, Belford, Doncaster, • Serryibridges, Tadrieder. Darlington, fiorthallerton, Dunham, ltnrpetk. and.4lerwick, and arrires at l'ork the • molt Morning at 12 o'clock. al reduced Fares.—Passen. • gent folding thentselces fatigued on the journey, may RIM. *hot time they please, and then proceed without any additional fare. • slarlborongN dad Swindon Four Inside Day Coach, Aldielira, Reading, Lambourn, Pnrion, Ludington, Powsey. .Wootton Basset, Ranubtsry, llnngerford, New bury awl illaidenkead. Bridgenorth, Mitsui, Shrewsbury. Salop, and Italy- Arad • New Light Coach ) every Afternoon, at reduced laces. The New Itopal Patent Mail, Boston and Louth. thro Ito! , ttim; Cambridge. I. tuntingdon. Stilton, Peterboro',, Dec*ll. Spalding, Spitsbg, Alford, Grinubg thdt, licening, at half . ..past 7 o'clock, Sunday, at a quarter before 7. The.** Eniorrst." a .New Light Four-Inside Post Coach la Carlisle; Peerith and Wkitehaven ; goes with Four Donee awl a•Usard all the way.; passes through Appleby, Broligh. Rower. tireleprtridge, Riehmond, tatterick, Bo row,ttiridge, Ferry bridge, Dancaster, Newark, Bantry, Genpfhato, bytanforti.• Greetkam, Stilton. Bigglesioade E and tit:Mack, San out in the Morning, and performs the ,— .Antrriel with the greatest Facility. AT REDUCED TARES. . Passengers detained on the road. by business or plea . sw e. hurt the preuliar adaanlage of their seats bele, or cur.() in th , next Coach. littltECT COACH TO CARLISLE. D. Fowler, Copthall-court, broker, to surrender May 2, 10, and June 7, at eleven, at Basinghall street. Attorney, Mr. W. Fisher, Bucklersbury, Chmipside. J. Lowe, Warrington, Lancashire, currier, May 8,9, and June 7, at the George Inn, Warrkitten. Attorneys, Messrs. Borer. and Nicholson, Warrington; and Mr. Mason, Cre scent-place, Now Bridge-street. 1. Ablett, Buckleribury, London. and of Manchester, fustian mahnfactoror ' May 3, 10, pnd June 7, at ilasinghali street. Attorneys, Messrs. Hurd and Johnson, king's Bench-walk, Temple. G. Wright, St. Martin's-lane, Westminster. boot factor. May 3, 10, and June 7, at Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. F. Jaye., Chancery-lane. Skinr, W er Bradninch, Devonshire, serge-maker, May • • 7, 15, and June 7, at the Globe Tavern, Exeter. Attorneys, Mr. S. Darke, Red Lion-square, London ; and J. Terrell, Exeter. J. Robertson, Northover, Somersetshire, surgeon, May 14, IS, and June 7, at the George lon, Ihninster. Attorneys, Mr. C. Sinter, Chancery-lane, London ; and Mr. V. Llng worthy, !Winter. T. tinning, Oxford-street, Middlesex, linen-draper, April 29, May 10. and June 7, at Bssinghell-street. Attorneys, Messrs. Willis, Wetscn. and Bower, Lotbhury. J. Jarman', Cumberland-stre. t, New-road, Middlesex, upholsterer. May 3, 10, and June 7, at Bisinghall-atreet. Attorney, Mr. C.arkc, Little St. Thomas Apoitli, Queen street. • J. F. Haswell, Fox and Hounds Yard, Curktin-road. Shoredltcla, horse dealer, May 3, 10. and June 7,Sli Basing hall-street. Attorneys, Messrs. Denton and Barker, Gray's Inn-square. W. Hickman and D. Timothy, Leicester-square, Middle sex, hosiers, May 7, 13, and June 7, at Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. J. Whitolock, Kihgastreet, Cheapside. G. Grove and H. Wilkinson, Liverpool, ironmongers, May 21,22, and June 7, at the Neptune Hotel, Liverpool. Attorney+, Messrs. Whitley and Mason, Liverpool; and M . Perkins and Frampton. Gray's Inn. J. Jefaris, Dove Cottage. Lisson-greerr, Paddington. ink manufacturer, May 3, 10, and June 7, at ilasinghall street. Attorneys, Messrs. Rogers and Sons, Manchester buildings, Westminster. E. Davies, Iligh-street, Southwark. hatter, May 3. 10, and June 7, at Basinghall street. Attorney, -Mr. Blake, Great Surrey-street, Boickfrines-read. DIVIDENDS. May 17, G. Lloyd, Cumberiantl-street, and of Stingo-lane. Mary-la bonne, brewer-May 17, J. Russell, Rochester, wine-Merchant-May 17, W. B. White, Strand, draper- May 17, A. Hatfield. Abingdon-row. Gosweli-street-read. merchant-Hey 17, C. G. and H. B. Hall, Grosvenor-at:v.4 West, Pimlico, carpenters-May 23, J. Joplin, Sunder:and, near the Sea, linen draper-May 17, I. Candler, Jbarry street, Aldgate, flour-factor-May 12, 0. Brsmrnalla Sheft field, merchant-Nay 19, T. Shipway, Tidworth Warren Farm, Hampshlre, sheep-dea1.... - -May 2d, J. Niblick aid R. Latham, Bath, woollen-drapers-May 20, D. Lone. An. dorar, gun-shaker-May Al. T. Bowdltch and, R. Wilk.% Bristol, hstinatinfaeturere-May 20, J.ertnion. Liverpool, -c 'and', r-May 10, T. and E. S. Foster. Yaltling,-Kent. inaltsters-L-May 12, J. W. Jettison,. Llverporil. dryads's.- Misy 20, T. A xforn, A:lined/so, wine-merchant-May 20. W. Bosisto. Reading. woollen-draper-May 17, J. W. Heron. 'Greenfield, Flintshire, and M. P. Leasinby, London. wire manofactorers-June I),- Route and J. lismbreoke. Aiirrel-c ,, urt, Tliroginorionastrect, merchants-May 17, T. Ellis, Crooked-lane, drysaller. _ - i. .1 CERTIFIC.A:TEB 7 MAv 17. fib& J. fir • . kafro Royal Palest Mail. Canibridge three Ware, iontinyford, Backhand, 4. Royston, Keening, at half past o'e ock. Sunday, at a quarter before 7. Xcadat, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby. Lansdale, Dolton, .(*horley, Orsdelkirk and (larsiany Light Post Coaches, svvery Nterunin. • Tke Royal Repress.' New Light Four-Inside Post Coml. to Lirerpobt; fa 2S !lours only. taro' Warrington, Preece& Congleton, Landon, Nercastle, .Rudoly, jgrd. steno; Striffbrd and Litchfield. (only (Me Night on tee Read.) every itfigenuon ; orrice, at ti.e Sararen'ii ifead Inn. Dule-itrret, Liecrpool, next Keening; al 7, AIP JISMTNII PAW. Yaiteji fir! Oanside Pod Coackes, every Marring aid. AfiTtlitoa, A T RED( CED rsiuKs. estrr. ArTport. Irni:echoreh, Tarporley, Native- nick. liorthwisA and hliddlexich Light Post Coach, every 41teritooa. . Stockton and Varm light Pat roaa:# 1114 Ihlorning, is the George loin, Sunderland; 'l l SEDUCIIII smuts. . liVs• At Reduced Pares. to Leeds, York, and Doncaater;, • Litstinge and Packages at only two-pence per lb. 8.1.4401.; +MIN end Co. respectfully acquaint their toil the Public. that they will oot be aceount•it:lu “r try Parcels, Palnstitgers . ',twinge, Writings. PlAte, dee. . f more Urea rt. e Pounds vabie, if lost, stolen, or damaged, lees intend as slosh. and the 'morrow, paid for accord- Ili.: the *aracties Ilea•Lltd, Skiunirs.srtest, 9uow4da ~J `)•... ~~ ro. By the King's Royal Letters Patent.—Tile BOOM). MICA!, and UNIVERSAL LAMP.—The Paten tee presumes to invite the particular attention of the Public to *his most essential and last improvement in Lamps; in stating which, -.RI is anxious to impress his assurances that, in all the variety, sweetness, brilliancy, safety, and sienpll - are brought to the utmost perfe..tion ; and the economy, /I sating of two-thirds of tallow and ye-sixths of wax, sad the prices through' the whole system very moderate. The Chmmber or Night Lamp I admirable, for its continuance to bunt the longest or shortest night, beari , :g acy motion, can be regulated to disappear at the approach of day. without the least offence. or an atom of waste—the servants' Light, equally protected from danger, and a valuable substitute f.r that light to which so teeny thousand lives; end millions of property. have been aacrificed, the candle--tile Study, giving she tight of two candles, or more, if required. veep lag iii ries:ince. to suit every class, and highly appreciated for t'ioor coutiminnc ~ without givinv the least trouble ilea. Dining-table zad Sideboard. pox/eating the mime perfec.ion,eiLti-r giir,ly or in brandies. sod 4104 the 1.01 pf f..ur - candlem. more or less as required. The tamp for the Card-tahle;fl".ano-f rar e and ltlauth -Veer, are gout an 1 desirable. 4140. Omni** and Rouen Hinging. f e iL,U, Stairease, Pewter, Conserv : story, and• Cabin. alike perttct In delicacy. arespifety; and colatiuttamm, so as to require Delineation white to are. Sold by T. Pearce and Co. only, at No. Sag, tackle ti:} . : front of St. Clement Cpnrch. in the Strand, who, *to secure. 'their reputation Boat the affects of inferior Oil, are houvoC to sell none but dm, Spermaceti. Letters pdilreved, post-paid, from any part of ttie Liar . dom, wilkmeet with prompt attention. N.B. French and Sinurabte Lempe-brolight the letglivet 'tate Of perfection. ..;. .~-rc--~ G. pleckbanti,E7osall, Stalforthhire, grocer—C.B.Grech nor, Abberley, %Vorrestershice, apottiettnry—J. E. Wein.. nte, Darkhouse-lane, Lower Tnames-street, fishmonger—J.. Word. titratfoid-upon- %von. statlnner—W. Cerptneal. 11(41, innkeeper=l.7. Kirke, Cornhill, dealer—J. Fox. RS", grocer—T. end.'4. Do ding. Ditton. Kent, paper-inenufac. torert—l. Dekl,„litte ref tn.. Poultry, irJnneoncer—J.Spencer, Znitleultreet, It.e4 Lion-square. liverv.stahle.keepe. —G. Magni. 121evrpobi, troa-merchent—C.Celrerhouse, Weleot Sowersetstrlit,licer-faetor—WAsistfr, Mherherne. Dorset:. shire, realtster--4. Bartow, Merton, Surrey,rnilheright—W. 110111.4 • . _. • . TO THE EDITOR OP THE •cf lilt MEECANITLE. ADVERTISER._ . - . --....,..1.. . Caws. Alton, IS, 1iz23.. • Stn,—The anxiety manifested a generally tbsoues this City, to learn every particidas of the cdndiet .74f Hickey, who was hanged vests:refs); liade Me to seed-pin the following narrative of 060404 plane alurink hie confinement in the liaerack.of Blitterint, previoim tolls conviction. The details von mil rely ea as colonel..4's I have them from an it diyideal of respeetability. b fr. Ilitkey was unonestioniebbi tins leader. of the Ile boys that for some time ififestedffie neighbour •5f Dorwruile. He knew more Biala' bay caber man of, the numerical strength of his doehofrinoisotisers, of dm evils they had already perpetrate!. vgoef of thtporpre f.,rtbe attainment of which thiy - tittli continue' to area* against the laws. lie was; in sport; the oninspriagof that 1 ..., ' fernal machine that has, Wi th :6 the last twelve . • ; committed such devastationin the h)thertwmo..tpe fool, ~ and harmonized partof,fbeC;nnto3O.liri' t _ Much useful information was tvi herefefpectedififOrt this donglity Captain. He mnst hang Seals aware aS u the moment he was arrested, that his lifi wil ' jog r p, felted. He was canght almost in the actual ode' • of felonious ontraoe ; there remained no doubt of iliai tat re - 1 -le was not, ho Never, destitute of hope- lie ex much from the clemency of a lupine tioverunieut,.' would oive information ; but he would give nu ortiotis;, he would prorecute none of bit &eluded anociamtuArtiiif , and repeated applications were made to him. He *kik if he may expect mercy in the event of his giving **W, information? He teas told that the he* of thelOorig mercy were in the custody of the King' s Represeiratiffl •.•''' the LordLientenant of Ireland ; thatnofilagistratnoriermsi mantling Officer here could hold out any certaidgrotatiies` of hope to him ; but that they would pledge 3theutsilica to make a fair report to Government, of the gqii heart/ achieve, My wha4ever information he may give. • , '''' * He nensented to give up his own and his relatives shy. For this purpose he sent for one of his brothers, who well ift confinement at the time, in the guard-house at tioni , ralie. lie ordered the brother to go with the military endpoint Oat to them where the arms were deposited. The lad ilen.cesi all knowledge of the arms, and refused to aticoin•• ay -Ike military. " How can I," said the deceased to Min, " ex pect from strangers, that they will interpose their geou•Cr. '- flees for me, if my own brother wi.l refuse to do an art of justice for the preservation of my life !" Voila, fib'- key now burst Into tears and consented to deliver- up the arms. . In a few days after this occurrence, the deceiised, Hickey was again asked, if he would not make wine for- • ther disclosures, that might he the means ofatOning T‘',..• • his past irregularities, and of arresting the progre4ief -crime. I He declined prosecuting any man, and mini , ' not give the name of any of his associates to any Maoist trate or ()Ricer. One thing, however, lie wool I du--lin wonld endeavour to get in all the arms in the parish, without compromising his integrity. He a ould inforiit tbq Rev. Doctor O'llnen, his parish Priest, where, or' in whose possessie,n the arms were, that ' ne parish Pi lent, ley his influence with his parishioners, nuarprerail on them tasuirender t h e anus to their Pastor; and'. by doing's', be the usearteof 'laving his (Hickey's) life. The tintitrnii nate mein always expected that, if the arms ohlris port lons district were au ore nil ered . through his issfbeissitiON, GM Government. in view Of*that desirable tient hiciai4 commute his sentehce from death to transportation.' ' r . ' This proposal was matte by Ifinkey to the fid,rte Dote rin. able Lord Viscount Doneraite and'Major Carter. Tafrall Personages called on tat: Rev. Doctor O'Brien, at Ida holes at Doneraile, on Friday the silst of March, to inform tina of this proposal, and to solicit his atteudanca at Butte, yam. . . , • The Rev. Doctor. the' at the time confined to big pion by indisposition, consented to visit Hickey, on the ofaio understanding and express conditions—lst. That he shou!..l be allowed to have one of his Curates to accompany id e; and that he should hays no communication wi.ir the Oct. soner, Hickey, but in the presence of a third person. . ', 2dly. That whatever co lalllllllC4f.olll may be mmie by Hickey, should be considered pairate and contidenti4; and that neither he nor his companinhs should he milted on. by any Magistrate, (Meer, or President of a Coon ofJostice, tole* any intermxtion relative to,wh itmat be the sohjivt - of disesission or inquiry on that oceasitiii.. These two conditions ,11..ing acceded to.by his Lank* sh i p add Major Carter , th e Rev. Dr. O'Brien, in sumo any with ins Comte, the Rev. Me, Murphy, proceeded' to Buttes-ant hafrock on Saturday, the 22.1 Of fast month.— jiiekei gave the aiergernan a hit of all ,those in theiso.'. risli of Doneralle, anti of a few from the neighbours: l g parishes, who hot arms in their possession. H., Lek. ged of them to do every thing in their power to tort in the arms, lie oar certain that if the arms were surrendered his I:fe would he saved, lie kik. sired that the people should on the fullowino day (Palos Simony), he invited to bring in their arms; and 6 at the' clergymen should send fur those whose names worerefa Inroad by him, as having arms, or send *dna t,,,-,:. dentiol person to them to preva 1 on them toltuiteto der the arms. . • l' • The praiseworthy exertions of the 'lonian Cativolh't clergy were, on this occasion, most tinw.a mod. TIN, wished to save the life of a fellow nom ; and lie gettivig in the arms, they hoped the progress of wienedeess intAisk be arrestni. On. the, publication being now mule in the chapels, that it was kno.vn to the clergy in.whose liands"the .onus Were, and that it was expected by them they would be - - . _ -7- 1 • ."'••••`,-; ~,.t 4 7