The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-01-14 00:00:00

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A \ sod ItWalk neltsiteo Vfalobaparii. , .__ • • Thtitite preval•sore of MenAielly Jo The' Steiespnlie II:11s vow main, mishit ikit ache,. horsiest...ye we . sate,* sad to mitkage the tofferioir of at atul 'haw 1 ego fellee•eteataieo, lb a Simi laeafabeai spit ~aealier of arkov. ~ , That. with M. !kw. a Sneleiv he iortseol. lhie railed ipt 111 E Wel NTT FOR Tilg MCP tx; IA KN. ' 1)1CITX." aid that a Sabeeriptisa be is,' WINO ism Oar , ..T. • • " 1 V774 ifilipwing Grallemea ben campaitare. Ilitik sk river mo add to their number. for diertitiwkiCOrri leer ear . . 4 ..p f ordftwa *lets into ripe% wad slat Ilagy aigiaitia, # Meeti raT ß lT:f r ; s agr l rt . asirtievoilig.W ho vvians Williams,. Esq. te, mewed 0, 00,„„,.., ''ker of Terninirer to she flortetv. .4 lir. William* Dewy Boilkiabp' iligraisi tikappi IMP --rt"--2 4441110044110. 6 aillidi4g.l4 • 7-. ' - • - • grti TIPPW-1 S9 I 4I I I.T#L • •• • ; _ _ Mar -CCORK awl Mr, le beOtihror CAWStlokf TUP4tZ, r - • .'~ • • Gel& A &leo fatelie Lolmasold Proetke 11 10181811 OMPA . M.. Malts. oat Cower isms% ay &tared b, tbe *elect r 4 0 1 4 1 41 Sew the Wks truly—A Nowiag lieu. I Prhato Serum at AR betitaan oataaibt at ierootplese Pip iii', of any stv't plfttir WIN more esIMIIIION ter Tailed legsliefeestailriPab- Ite brows rnntry frainitir Parties astrawied. yosib fat de Profession. or ?bib . Lithe howled to tenca tbeit Faallkies. far aiding whirls he his us gals a ew.issyratest tell liv"i Bierw &Ikea k. AI arte g = l" 9•4 sid y with by Cimek•tterk. _ goat doe Gaildialt. 10 ' ti. . D. the Mei, I Cdo. _ Ili Pi • Isls. N.. Y. prke 4.. Ire cmpie writ imustsy), 4, . • M► WO day. • • sl 71,„ • . (pA gile ,” ''' • ..faWAVitlllllo.llllg 011.04 Res•dved Unaitiman.by. , 4 . . , That the Thanks of shit Meeting be el -ep W i d. . j. . g6f . • wval•• , . , ~ rioq. for.hts Mile conduct In the Chair. .. The frOlowing Supscri ptio us were enteredr into :-.- 'Williams. Wm. Esq. 121 0 Leightalls.-- Esq. A l 0 Ob erve r Newspaper ,10 10 Ilarrisrm. J. isq. 5 5 Fish, Mrs. 5 5 TwolMends , 0 7 , Paamill. H. Faq. ' 55, 'Sirrridge It. Eag. 1 1 Lenke, WM. Esq. 10 10 Ilman J , owpb, Esq. 2 2 /I IPelee'. Rev. Hs, 1 1 IteeltiarLon, P. Esq. 2 0 Bur_ess. Mtg. I ) Ceapgr and Co. 5 0 patois& W bite,Messrs. 10 10' 'lllsetry, P. Esq. 5 5 Seward, A. EA. • I 0 CaTisbell, Rev. A. 2 2 B a tep l isn, lilailir•General 5 5 'Twining, MeMM. 10 10 . blvklew, A. Eaq. 5 5 134alkin, W. H. 2 2 Clarke, J. Esq. JO 0 Earle, J. H. Esq. 2 0 Comber, Rev. T. 1 1 Nude, 11. Eau. 2 2 Mope, J. T. Esq. , b 5 4,l4lallett, J. 1.. Esq. 2 2 , Collier, 3. D. Eul• 1 1 S BUCKSMati, W Eft 1 1 Parry,— Esq. •I 1 Welland, A. Esq. 5 5 : Clark. G. h.q. • 11R.H. H. 1 0 Henderson, A. M. D. 50 .W isle., John ' Esq. 1)10. li m phelby and Olding, - wieb. per the 'fumes • Means. 2 0 Journal 10 0 Wilbraham. R. Esq. 5 0 The Times Jaarnal 21 0 Garrott. F. F.sq. 10 0 Pedley, R. F..q. jun. 1 0 Burke, J. Esq. 5 0 • Vincent, J. B. F.q... 1 1 Tooke, W. Esq. ' 2 2 flardit y , E. S: Esq. 2 2 p l ait. W. Esq. It) 10 'lt. G. Esq. 1 1 Walker, W. Esq. 1 1 'fhorntna, LL-Geo. M.P. 5 5 • C. F. 1 1 Moody. Mel. . 1 Huns. C. Faq. 5 5 Stockwell, J. F.sq. 10 U Turner nod Francis 5 5 A poor prodiealPresby- Ming is Rev. James 5 5 lesian Parson I. 1 Freud, W. Esq. 2 2 T. B. EA. 1 1 R. (a poor fines mile) I• 0 A. Z. 5 0 Buller, James, Esq. 10 10' Chapman, Mr. George 1 0 Putin, Matthew, Esq. I I T. C. B. 1 0 Budge, Rev. J. 1 1 Cardine,J. Esq. I I Freese J. El. 5 5 'Brs c kn e l l and Turner 10 10' Blancl i enhasen, J. Esq. 5 5 ToWnsend , R. Esq. •1 -1 Dais, H. Esq. 5 5 Byrne..N. Esq. Morning I.neaner, W. C. P.a. 2 0 Post 10 10, Igilkimna, J. J. M.A. •IIG. C. Esq. , 501 Fentress, T. 1-.... q. 1 0 Ilrarossell, G. Esq. I 0.1 Ilulmer. F. F.sq. 2 2 Oreille F. Esq. • 5 5 Campbell. Duncan, Esq. 2 2 I.ett,Vi. P. Esq, Corbett. A. Esq. Turner, S. Evi. 5 5 Sirtel.tir, G. Esq. . 11l 10 I 1 5 -5 • At Wow. Sikes, Snail)), & Ca. Carlow. 4. 1... m. I I Sikes and Ca. 10 10 WltHaras, J. L. Esq. 1 1 tlidue. James, Esq. 5 5 ' llio, .1w a, Esq. 2 1 Weid ss e, Mr. J. ‘.l l Subscriptions will he received at the Crown and Aselmr. trand (where the Committer sir Artily. nl 12 delneb).- al i loyd's Celfre-hoase. and by all the Booker. ut the Metropolis. (Signed) W. H. 1101)KI N. Hon. bee. TIII CONSTITUTI94. SIN!) PA PRICK %EV PN•PRNCE. ,I P IIF. CONST U T 0N is one of the 1 LARGEST ST.Loi nA y pApcnQ darted up .0 IN impENI)ENT ISCIPLEis It wit. b. fnund u. Co.llllllll a general Selection of the Week'," Nrws.no.l i well calculated for the use of Families and others who do no. peruse the Gaily Paper.. Other 1111). 4. Sali-bnry•eourt. Fleet Oreet. SUNDAY PAPER. 'THE TH.USTEES eitri COMMITTEE of the SUNDAY ADVERTISER and grateful for the este, sire pntrinutge it 11 is al ready obtained, and with a hope of rend •rior it .411 more •i. 'Ming of the notice of the Public. her leiter to Worwilltre. *liar on SUN DA Y. th,• dth of Jitiotary, ISIS. the S ttttt I:tv A Ave'. titer and AVtekly Repiider. wits' primed nn n beautiful ue, Type, and that, 1 ,,,,e 1 . 1 other improvements, it aprareit in to fililfrie new Forte, whieh tnearis it emit:lMO PAO , ra t ,. sir t Colonists; the QlOll4l Sin tUillittg been adopted in lien n' the blie hilberto tiled. from a emtviction that, for a Sitiolos Journal. iii. ptefernble both for the Parlour of the I. Vionaller, mid the Lair:tries of tanse ottaterons ivoie metes who rcztinrly IMO their We ltly Newsp::;.ers in V.I. • hirrigi• tins stenuagentetit the qoaatily of Leiter-press is also considerably mignientetf. The Printers her aerials-inn to slate farther. that. In nol• ditioo to the ordianr; claims whirls the Snoday Myr , ii!• , r sews His she proteetion of the Millie, they ore prood to add are,Which. they sire enne.arost, will ',emits with irresistible force oil Ouse feelings of humanity. Ultil.h.tare the itiois s gui,toot cliararteristie Ili 'Whisk Public. The whole of its ProSts a re vir t u -i s/ ply devoted to the Support of the I.le F.NISLD VIC.TtI I.Lt.fO' SCIIOOL, in Kentainstonslane„ Lambeth. 03" .The Power will mill continue Ao he sold at the present prier of Seteopeuce only ; and Orders tronsmitted to the Office, us'. Fh. e t. t .treet. or given to anv of the respectable News iterate's, _is in be pusseismily a tiesuiled to. IN every*** Hie Petialie mind has been prejudiced 1 against tiny new deseavery ;it i theref-re, no wonder die. peculiar mode adopted by 1)r. PHILLIPS EA 1)Y shoelkffl hose been condemned. by the interested, or calususiiated by the illiberal ; hut ammo dimities the necessity of (Irwin)* c the eilic.icy of nay proposed plan by experiments' knowledge and not !tithe tih‘eivation of others. his method i. happily snaring tibiage the jealousy of its former enemies, and they unw are , it eospelkd to acknowledge its intr i m it c worth. The su pe riority. ' of Dr. CADY'S mode of treatment canned he better or more fully demo; strafed emu Iry-(hr somber of cars doily relieved ; many having teeii deluded tafferersto iotortuil pretenders,some discharged from hospitals,' while others, by attempting their. own rum, had nearly deprived themselves of existence. as no thing can he of more importance in the afflicted with the Ve-; recent Disease, or any •flimrder arising from 'asperity, of the blood (as well as to future posterity). than Ow tack, complaints be immediately removed. In every stage of this disorder. wherein salivation has frequeetly failed, and wheats* other menus could restore the unhappy sufferer to health Dr. PH 11./.1 PS' P.A 1)Y, by his own pecelhr mode of treatment, has succeeded.heyand the most sanguine eypecra • . The most wreerheif hove been cored of obstinate Orris. Strictures. Pis lA% mule , on theyhin bones pttin In the hip. arms, head, and legs. arising from an ill•cored coning' . Dr. FAD Y mattes no pretence to perform miiorle.. but Ay just et idence of truth tu art consistent with its clirtate4, and having attained thnt pre eminmee for the erre of the Venereol liisea-e, whe ther of longstanding ur otherwise, for which he enjoys the era tittide of a very cousidereble part of the community. He per severes by tveli-known lasts effectually to cure so ?tuneful a •lsoltely ; and if unparalleled. sateen in an extensive Practice ha. nay claim in public conadence, he iv desee vedly reef, amend ed. Patients who have nedergase a snerctrrint coarse, and lire labouring under debility, will ,find 1)r. EA 1) I•'S Jot 'de both sate and satisfactory. Patients of both Sexes attend itailv at ft, King-sirret..ztolto, e.quer of Dean-street. Commainicatiuni from the country tneetapcntiea au the second pet day. w . 14 of R A, ez (of . 1/1/ idapsuutL LIBRARY.; 10** Kork .apagt 4 l464s uad Phtlinpliaeni,h4pisies ;Air Touch. . Edlled - b! SOS FAO Ut ISA. Number of Ibis Witrkconlab+ the °Lints's& serte-1 Iv the whole of the MORALS of (AIN /NCI US. ibe cele brated *Chinese Pkittisapher, who' liourithed spwarda *of 500 years Smiler the Christina Bro. N. B. The Life not in any former Eilitino...LThe temaining Murab will be girds in the Second Number. The +jell, estimation in which these Morals are head. in every part nod the .vareity of al-heap editlmi of Skeen. render it unnecessary to say nay thing in recomnscuiladua of their PupirLdive m erit. Nos, U. and 111. on the Itt Fe". and .Ist Mirth. will con tain the LIFT: mid MORALS of Llncuitus ► equally rare and valwillie with the former. Each Nomber of She Phitosttphlrni Library containing 111 0! tarn pages, printed on a very tine deny paper, with a bents. tiff% clear tyfte, and tt, hest ink. A Prospeetow of the Work muse be had at the Pobllshert, and of different Bookseters in the United Kingdom. It nifty silvo he seen in the Monthly Magazine,. Reviews, and rarities other Publications for the present month. Lettets, with Mnsmiiiript Tenet,. no +mu of the fore going subjects, by Amhara of eininente mut lerunbar. who may • wish to have, them . puidlishell (if minsiobittle) in the Philaso rhical Library, are ill he addressed. post paid, to the Editor, e 3. St. Pawl's Church-yard, Lund". Pohltslied by J Sonter,li, St. Paid'. Chereh-yard.. Landon $ and may he hal of ill 8040Wileni in the United Kingdom. It will Mot be fnrwnrded by the Pnbilshris it the woe time with floe Magazines and Rev:ewo, to all pars of Enroge, the East and West ladies. and America. N. B. The Work in general will he of such al Wan. and executed in a superior style, so us to make it a standard honk of the description Ilt to grace art elegant Library when hound in Volibues for fusser generntions to peruse. TNCOM MON GOOD TRAVELLING, Irma LI the SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILT Ti YORK, LEEDS, EDIN BURGH, and an Ports 'of he • NORTH. • • Pour laiidt Coaches, abe 800 Horses, sad. keep timeless Time, • By IL W. MOUNTAIN anti Co. SARACEN'S HEAD INN. SNOW-HILL LONDON. • CLAY'S nrieinnl WAGGONS and COACH ES, to New. linryiNsindon, Alslignorisi Wattinn-Rvirt, Lambritys, Hwuger lord, Chilies, Residing, nod ail Ylace4 soljaccat, • The follossiar rfflit Conches. Mail Cnaehts‘g. set out Iran the Sitrarthis Head Inn, Bmm-hill I The UM PI NJ:. it sew Liverpool Light Cattch.onlynste night nu the toad, carries Font Inside!' nod Four Ourilitevs sets out every dny nt One fetlock, wrists at Livery oil nett Afternoon at Sig n'tloch, ,Marsh Donsusik, Walborn. Lninhury i , Nortirimpton, Welforg, itilterVi.trth. H le ,* kinerstone. Ifitehnela, Stone, Itusc4, Newcastle, Kuutifard, Marring. In Rh. Bird IlTfl ton. are Prevent. t °Uri( ANI PTO N. Ltmhngtnn, Winchester. and Rafting. .take Flea F-urvirolde Cnach, at half-paot Seven so'Clock he m..olung, arrives nt the Dolphin Inn, Southampton'. by Five ro'Cloo at nowt delightful conveyance to the hie it Wight, Jersey, Guerseey. ht. Maslow, Havre de Grace, Cherburg,&c. SUR EWSBURY, Wellington, and Shilranl. Post Coach, .very Evening. ut Five u'Lltick, guarded. RY MOUTH, Osirchewer, Illandfoird. Salisbury. Andover, .nd llnsingstoke new P.. 4 4. - ch. every Afternonn. The Weymisrith Packets to Gret.sey, Jersey, Alderney, St. Ma toes, otc. EXETER. Montreal', Weymouth, Dorchester. Falmouth. /aromarth, aust Salislarry. :%ew Pco4 Carafh, every Morning ' 1t Severs seCtoork. through nallitoti. Axminster, Bridaori. Blandford. Isasiogotoke, uad Bagsbut. BOSTON, Sprthlinz Peterborough, Stilton. and Hunting. loon Royal Mail Coar . h, sets out every Evening to Spilsby, Loath. Gritavby. and Halt. • RATH and BRISTOL Flying Post Coaches,through Chip. preheat, Caine. and Marlborough, every Afternoon; arrive at 11r. May's, the Greyhound Inn, Rath, and the Leedom 'ravens. Thoma+-street. and the Swill, Briostol, next MorninF.— Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater Tauution, Exeter, 'Plymouth, &c. LEEDS New Light Coach, called The Rockingham, seto out every Mornings carries Foot Inside' only, and an re markably easy, with a Guard thronehont. Pawes throuch Stamford. Newark, Retford. Doncaster. and Ferribridge, to the Golden Lion. Leeds, next Wonting.— Notwithstaadiag the encomium expedition of this Coach, it is allowed to be the ISM agreeable and complete Public Canteyauce on the North Road, being uoequalled in Arc .mm. 14666416 by any other. GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-Green, Annan, Ourifries.• Browntrill. Thornhill, S a nanhar-Kiln ' Carunnek, and all parts Scotland, a Poo Catc h (Daily). YORK, Scarborough, Whiihy. Shields, Sunderland, New. ramie. and Rdinhureh. new Four Inside Coach, with a Guard throughout, sets out every Morning at Eight ri'Clsork, by way of Newark , Retford, Tailcaster, Darlington, Nurthallerton. Umlauts, Mometh, and Ilerwork.— Pas-eager' lindiog theta /elves fatigued from the kart%) of the journey. may rest what time they please. and tato proceed on without any additional rare. MARLBOROUGH. Swindon. Ramsbury, Hougertrd, nnc Newbury Pus* Coach, at SeVen o'Cl.wek in the bitortnag. BRIDGENORTH and Withal . mew Post Coach, every Evening. CARLISLE. Penrith. and E'biteheven. Four Imide Post Cearh„ aid a Guard all the War. Pattie. through Rhiugl.- Appleby, Greats-bridge, Rich m ond, iatterirk , Rorrorgh ' bridge, Wet herby, Aherford, Doncaster, undo Gram:ham. Sets out every Moraine, and pet forms the 'tourney with the greatest facility. Pateengars.detatned on the Road by towbars or pietism*, have the peculiar advautar of their.seats being steered la she next Coach. KENDAL, Lassgoter, Preston. Kirby-Lonolisle. Bolton Charley, Orwskirk. and Gamiang Post Coaches, every' After soon, sit Five o'Clork: Guarded. LIVERPOOL, Warringtios,, Krushiford, Stone, and Lib+. Post Coach. crilkd she fillClOLAridt, every Eveniag at Five o'Clacit, mo the Ureters's 'lead lan. Dale-strefrt, Liverpool—Ginrded thraughout. 'WAKEFIELD' Post Coach, every Morning, at heirloom Sits o'clerk.• R. W. Mt/I/STAIN and Co. respeetfelly ritos.a,int their Friends and the Publie. thnt they srM ant br *tenantable friss any Parcel,s Passerraers: Lampree,Writings, Plate, tic. of more thin ; Fi4e*Protards Value.' if host, stalero,'&ltoriut„test, unless en. gered *omen, and Thelsonrante paid ficssatellioicy, *INS Saragives.litail Idin,,Stiow-hill, London., time ► immedis Mel! Co, fin; '~ . ;• 1114.4 S .Irarioeit WINS lief! from Citroens, and which come down to the Ist 0 October, that the accost*, from that island, &tett •October 7, which have bee* published 1 lin several Papers, are quite (levitate of troth. :Tree', haw being tat a stand, was continually improving, l i alyi eat. dimp lons-contiosed drove% dupe Wiese& .1r.... Sys respelstin4 ' i bumble wishes for' . a number of new Ordinances, st4str intributioni from the Baok letprivite . and entiseqwently deprecistion of the currency • bii . is often tte-restilt of the resolutions of the Di. t, ad 1° • ti f the wheile-frelt of their expensive' ineetin4, 11111g1& ti of bet ass s ice to these w ***Vieille. ti • , . 7 - -..• :: ,•.„.... :, ' .- . , ' • "' •, , -.. - :e• . •" , • • • :. . . re r Vent.. : , . . \ 1..,, , A •9 4 ;-. 40 C i , . .. . . . . . • il 1 •' • 4 P., , 11' •,...„ .. 4, .• .- i qi, , '. ' ,p • 4.‘ 16' ' r le - --'-' ab t t• —r ....,-gi.., , a,...- ---..7.. f ... 0 .-z - --'- - :: - -vim., -o • -.,. ,N. . ' , s ..7. le ; ......,... 1,, „,,:t ,, .,.,„;,,,,,.. 5 ,..., • v. 4 •--,. • _ie 1 ~. -. !% qr. _. tf : 1 J -.: `' :. ~4 i ; 1 • • •• , :•' • . . . • '. 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( .... -le , r.- • ' • f .; .. • ' , - •••t•- •-", '' ' - ' ) .S• \-":, t . • -,-, ~.. -, ,•., •••• ;is , 4 _ • 'I '" R V 14; tBlB • * . , Pfutr7n , I , . ik ~. . __________ • .1 I ...% .101 K .• .• i Ida 1' ••••111/•• •.t . •• , •. r. .21"1• vs ~...,, • • . .. ~ .. , • LONDON GAZETTE, J. 13. say nothing. `A-4speteltbanc l eVl:lfitr lately arrived .. -....mme5......;' here from Cunene. positiselv• - •flirms, that before and of MiSepeitiirOifrithied•very heavily, and that there I ...,-(t i BANKS:IAM ilk^=:.'Sesearrer:•bielseareetioneage.aast.26, hail b." D e • 161 0 , Of toter- '. ''-•,•• • • - ~ 1" #B , opt i o. Aprkor i a. • el lsilr magsbs, Mr. 1 - , -...* G.T.tirr 11, v- ," 4 . i eT 1 4 6 1 - ollitiej; Chi- • ..11JAINtaiton MAIL. - . . • iv. 4i • •-; e:( "4!4. • .. IV , • .'' •. • " /I • Pk 61011Sederfrart %Oar. Jan. 3._7. SS: ,---semp-4-:• 411., its Lima, 1116.1.0. A% Mr. Evan.; ~ Linintlt, 1110,1 Go SWAN= ifelPhi s : 7.114fT•A5.• i • 7:4 46 . 1.1 " 1 " a nd c". ' Gra f i taa.- "i aare: 1 Fon•anum time past the; pahlisiettention.-hei trio '- liztl f asier . issalmm. tartar. Fee. 2. B.` 11. at the Royal a , .11411111. _ Attoraies z _Mr : Tooke . Ilnibara. .ecospied 'by the stens of. beatiAiti . esothai Imo tokee . . 41 I. v and 111= a rrish. ISltlarill. , place between Persia enrilTaribey. • -Theyseens; hoe- 7101Mffo kier. J. • 19. Feb. 21, at • even, to be of an pirtieular -a Isted, , thetit .ittline• Asildnallimmastet. Merited. Mr. King, Emile-new : • alle. Navin. Dmicaeter. table they will nos be animated %be set iesperlant " WI C i lihriti t leem ' an " wa f' Su ' re /' 441 / 1 " 4 " er • /'"' Cessaesillearie. MICIA Abbe, Mires . (who•luni•firo. n . Seb.elateleSitme. _ Auswory, i 4 k. Canistir- • tori nien at.eoriance with. hislailier, Abe Seserisigs aire.S. Hall. Brooke 4 Holborn, work- of *leis) proceeded at the heed .ef *body of •trenpa RI .11111 " ) . 3. • Feh'" , 11111 / 1 11 "" " we. "' fronv'the province of Van, against tholnakish frees. • , N . 1 . Fiekil- Vert. Cray's. Ise. • 1. armarthen, carrier. Aria, 21, 22, Feb. ikat tire. (intense. (tsjazid, whir* licatticked ; bet 4he . ?r• Ro t Dis. Ws Hereford. Aturowr• 'few'. nu!" Packs of mba r place- (with the taffies onansOmson of ~ strata, and Mr. Cleave. Seething: ' a stt Yfm. • I wnerlsire.. wiewitrov, Jest. 18 . , shlll *WA Id Persia) sictorioesly..repelled ..bbliteebi• Mme Prepum, Atteralis.'ilr. BIlike• attack, withal any intemeotion of.ffiNtepeii - . . 0 , 1.1 . , , vme Mimic Illeatimreseelk .iratemstandlni between the two empires. 1 A Nem. I / DIVIDENDS. . - A Spsoisk Isoes.„*.l4l poet, whileoreaplayed . is :'eb. 14. G. Children. Tunbridge, bankaw c -lreli; All.. esesiking the ; steer hain 01111161.* eellicirit beleaspek, , Barlow. Borthohoorw•offsee. semsesmatons-feb. sr.-4.r. l ate l y (0 ,,k• A re, epee , „ t wo t i e tavola Pubs, rper and J. M•Whianie. Camperdown-Imitse. Sessw's•lllelels. . . king-manefacterem -Jong ri, E. Barte..Chats. aphol. w i t hout thrlY inflect for the ' 6lll l of his biskoir the • rer-Feh. 21, W. Newcombe. Vine-sired. Wes t. King of Spain, proceeded with, the utmost viewer SD oeY•srriseoer - reh. 5. M. •R•lider , 11 r 1 ° 111 • f"rY - l ir '"" bate the whole crew of the ship etisell'aad thrown, 1 her-Feb. 4. R. B right, Warrior" lionewhirr,'osereer- . li. 10, J. Store mitt R. C. Youeg. Kingsims.upon-Hall, Into chains.' Upon the reinonataince of the Sparsesk yrinwur-Feb. 17, W. 1010121 e. d e losborY-esloaro". nierelu" AMtnissedoe; the Spanish sailors were indeed et. Pelt. 3. P. and W. Giblett, Air -Bnad-Atreet, battier,- _, ,_ /toren to sicrorty ; bet this affair (tat nesertbehme 4s. 11, P. Samoa, Bristol. victrialler-Feh. 7, 11. Lofts. 1 I mhall. Suffolk. fanner-Feb. 6, J. and J. Fletcher, I.iver. Made an unpleasant impression otter% the FAroperart 01. sbip-elonadlers-Feb. 4, G. Wall. North Shields. l'hill- merchants. * The Reis Effendi has roquetted the Frr. • I s Aster-Feb. 6, T. Harding. Poet Malan, Gleasorganshire. . ... . . _ s . ... i reign :monsters to s ig n if y to t h e arms of Intsr• ieo.drapce-Feb. 10. J. B. Rose. Sheerness. upholder-Feb. chant vessels .of their nations not to undertake any 1 411. .. sell *. j ne a le ek e: : . Br oe" ile . °llll m en =s l"- • F k'w eb dter . 34 e 10. Cle."-"Still'il.e"1•• and It'j J. repairs in the Barbour itself, and seises there not b orlon. Luras-street. Commercial.road. master-mariner-Feb. . l ' ' r• H. Anderson, W. Sanderson, and J. Gliddon , Austiu- lay ton near to each other. . lan, merelmets. It is confirmed, that the town of , nstiela, antlfd s, , ' CERTIFICATES-Fan. . ' 9. Athens, wag inendated by a satkien rising Of the •,,‘ • • A. %made. Bars-street, St. Mary-axe. broker-G. M. Thor- tea during a violent eartltqaake, and that abate '‘'' '. le. New-street.rqsvare. Fever-lone. wine-merchant- W. Month , all-bridge. Yorkshire. merchunt-J. Brook. Haddersield. 5000 of the inhabitants perished I,n the wave,. j i sokeeller-G. Poibary. Sitlmoutb, Devonshire. upholsterer-- S T . p rvattaa pao tt , Dec. 17.-ills Majesty the . W. Illacksore. Upottery, Devo•ohire. banker -E Fletcher, Emperor has issued a Decree, dated Oct. 27, by in. Liver l, iron.founder •- D. Devoashire, Old - street , metier. p oo which the Members of the Community of Breihreit PA RTN ERSH IPS DISSOLVED. of the Augsbergh Confession residing in Livonia. 5 J. Tindall and C. Pusan , Coal-yard , Drury-lane, dry salter ,1 111 -E. and J. Jones. and J. Lavrreace, Caeileoa , Monmouth. Kithonis , an d C ourland, are to en j o y the same sights ave. farmers-J. Heath.. S. Howell. and J. Mesta d, Hrisol• and p rivile g es as have been long since enjoyed by at-manufacturer - T. German and T. Petty. Preston , Lance - sia. i sire. cotton.manafiseturers-T. Browning. S. Heaven. and .1. their brethren at Jarepts, near Zary *ryer. Nemesia. Gloacodersbire. iron-masters- R. mad J. On the 24th of November, the Birth-day of bee tenaies, Carmarthen. dealers in table. linen -W. Smith and T. m a i cal i w be cr . aud wignn o. •sainuipasocasin.tuaire,veztbiotoms..monsmuki.o•acn_tufve.rsy-pacai nal'. s. the Qii.en of Wirtemberg was celebrated at Moscow, but rho cold haring increased to 15 9 of •._ ids, Haip-lane. Thames street. ship.ageots-T. Hope and liesuour, the visits of the Nobility to pay their con- . 1 4. Park. Hebden-bridge. Yorkshire. TlSneh ine4sakere;-E. gretulations at Court were ordered not to take place. beep mad J. Chum, lirighthebastose. leather-cutter.. ".' In 1817. 7883 children were torn at St. Peter*. , ff V - - 4 burgh, among which I ill, or one out of seven, wet, 0 • DUI CU MAIL. illegitimate. Accortli , egto , the list published by the .......00..- Synod, which include, hotteter, only the members ve.• PRAGUN, Dec. 2,4.-F . or the next year all 01 , 401- the Greek Church, the nensher of births in 1115 was owing Newspapers are here prohibited :-The New 1498,401, and of deatlar*3eo,9BB, being an mesa ha Rhenish Mercury, the Opposition Papers, The Neu. the births of 407 , 473: among the deaths were 613 A . . .. (tied Gazelle I,ll.iiptra printed en the Netherlands persons above 100 years of so, and one of the ode $ ~ e-t be 4;rawo sage. all the Polish Newspapers, of 155 years; there were SW above 106 yeah old. • .... ind The Nuremberg Correspondent. 123 /bon HO, at -oboes lit 31.abeire 1_ .. .); ~.. FROM THE FRV if ICK FRONTIERS, AN. 4.--They above 125, 6 above 13 0 , and 1 , & S a bo t s said, ()MS ire persuaded in France that the law respecting the years of age. . o. t recruiting of the army will not meet with any oppo- ~rotators,- Dec. 23.-The Dike of Sudermasila" , being recovered from his indisposition, the Addrele Mimi, eacept in some ( rifling pilticol ar i ; and m ean of Thanks voted by the Diet will be presented to-day Bate the necessary measures are taken to put it into by a great deputation. The amendment proposed sr immediate execution. The General Staffs of the mi. litary divisions. end of the fortresses, are already Bar on Staid, and et first approved by the Nobilitl t .." -.r organized, according to a plan by which the near in which his Majesty was requested to consider t distressed state of the kingdom, aniLto take reeriiivite War Minister has modelled the former A dministra- tion according to the new order of things.' All the to av e r t the ruin of she People, was withdrawn i - military of whatever description, who, In diffi cult cir- a long deba te. The Minister of State Count En cumstances, base displayed firmness and patriotism , from thought this addition a contradiction to the re s t 11 1' i have been fi rst taken into employ. This way of of the Address. acting has. it is true, given dissatisfaction to some, Toe King was not to blame for the embarrassment . . '.i but the great majority applaud it. of the Discount Batik, over which he had nocontrot; but he had done every thing to remove or to lessen .1 , JAN. ti.-We learn from vario us q uarters that the French Government has made urgent applications to the evils arising from it. On every other occasion his ' l l the Allied Powers, to be wholly relieved nes t s p rin g Majesty an d the Crown Prince had been pronstalts from the Army of Occupation ; that in the Memorial affording relief ; no corner of Sweden had been for. . i I printedepon this subject, it appeals to the improve. gotten by them, which was a proof that his Majesty . meat of public spirit ; to the increase of reciprocal was well acquainted with the state of the kingdom. confidence ; and, above all, to the favourable im- Major-General Count lewenhjelm -thought the I . I pression, which such a measure would make on the amendment could have no bad ettect On the pope. t minds of the People. It is stated, however, that the levity of the Government, or the unanimity of the Allied Powers have answered, that they were dis- Members of the Diet; but it Might look like a re. ~ posed to adopt this measure as soon as France shall roach, which would be so unjust and ungratefit have fulfilled all its engagements, and when they -that none of the Members could have it in contempt**. •f, were convinced that tranquillity and good order were tion.• 'Such additimi, are considered as complaints I firmly established in the kingdom. It is still affirm- of bed measures of the Government or of profusion'; .. 1 ed, that the Allied Sovereigns will meet neat summer we know we here no reason to complain a s o i f og ib u ll ia fi r d es e t f to treat on this important point. there h as indef. been profusion, buy o Desctiptions of the person of Maubreeil, who hat scription. The Public has been the object, not the escaped from D.may, have been every where circu- 1 victim of it; and the resources of this noble proft- lilted ; it is not doubted bet he has fled towards the gloss are not derlved from 80, filed and regulate fin. • Netherlands. come of the State, but creatiality the energy of genius, Bite:isms, .7 Alf. 5.-We learn that there are eery and by an activity which knows no repose when the -, iriportasit negotiations going forward between the general gond is in question. Russian and British Governments ; many Couriers Colonel Baron Ankersvraerd affirmed it was neat,. coming fr i om Moscow have passed through here on oary to hive a more comprehensive knowledge of the their way to London; and an English State Messenger position and wants of the State. The Constituents of bas jog passed through going with important dis- the States hope for fiery thing, till the conclesioi.s parches to Moscow. of the Diet generally make their espectations comet, Frequent couriers arrive also from the Russian nothing. Ezpreesions of respect and devotedness, head-quarters at blasbeoge. explanations of some words of the Constitution of ki,. .Mr. C. Donny, author of The Inhabit ants o f the the order of the Diet, and the ordinances respectini , - Mona, who has been for some time in close confine- the Liberty of the Press, the determination of the e• • '.l' meet, has been released by a decision of the 'Fribe- amount of the supplies, the ssificiency of which is • 4l 't nal of the First instance. T h e K in g 's Attorne y -Qe• fre q uentl y rendered doubtful by possible contin. 't, rid has appealed to the Court of Cessation against geodes, increased public estimate., great ad v anc e s this decision. of mon ey fr o m the Bulk, the situation of tbiA Is . -: y- . A . 1 ~. AMT li.RDAM, Jae. 7.s -We learn with pineal*, oincealed from those who have .. to decide respeleting • ~e , , from various ac counts received by many respectable! its management. some changes in the Statute:hook, . .. . • __ ._ 1 .__..._ _.,z_l.-. ~.. ........k.se of nos& cb.aii.smiria_ I i'diar. it.- i A Harper blacking-, sierer—F @softy. Maker- merchant,- -1. , ' - Feb. Realm linea-di 31. Mormon. 5. t. H. friars, A, kle., Hall-bridge. booksellp• J. Vi I on . jeweller, .--E. Wye, shire, Fryer, Menzies,