The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-03-15 00:00:00

~,. ..•' lit/PPLiNkNrditYGorwzrafflti 81111V41614 MIS BRITANNIC MAJESTY AND THE ritille " o 4 loi : 6tlinhillig 44444 t4oletiiied, or destroyed a tie asisidttigi odetitand of Sir A. Coehrslie 111 f putted. The mint - her atminuti to 110. MILITANT PROMOTIONS; Marek • U. ' nth Regiment q I v icht ,D Ones, c4reet;poriil i firows in he Lieetenatit, by p3ircbase. re Uoyiss. irk° - er • Lientendint • oil r . too EMPEIIOIL OF ALL Tilt: RUSALAS. SIOMED AT LONDON THE 17TH GOTH) JUNE, Igl4. DONVIMICION. irßmisLAiiox.l His Majesty the King of the United. Kingdom of Great Britain and behind, and his Majesty the gni peror of all thh lLussias, in concert with their High Allies, his Majesty tbb Emperor of Austria and his S6 4 XING, „,. ... . • YOLINBUL., the M.,*Ck,•ead 6001 PE N, IN SCOTLAND. r r is . it was denied witl i ( viletrAtlitawar, Is a I pp eare d the 'Wieser-was conaecteit with an isestitatioo; called " lie Provident Moa n :, 4,oejlosat the, Rope tavern, in John -street, Smi t h. net . Frem the rectipte of the Society, the lion question bad been drawn, and the Prisoner was d e . sted br Stewards ti deposi . _it. _ i .. . ha* pt.__ ...1 the . it the money in th e DUL Majesty the King of Prussia, considering that the. sg u rk etr i ases a „f N os , -.....i n f- / bands of Mr. Calvert, for the porpose of bei m , grand obje..t of 'reit nineties, to ensure dill foto" !P °l o f. * R n ilit a t " I. bir.Lint, it ' '; iialieY ''" . • 6 eatilmiges. - • Edinburgh , Our Co pendent from in a letter ' funded. Thit lie affected to do, nod open the ne -4 , 4 tranquillity of Europe, Cud to .establiN . 11 jut illgon dated March 11, states, that the battle took place meeting of the Society presented the receipt, with briuni of pas% Pr, 'cannot be deemed . to be completely iar os Alibi , to b e kni tt g ql. o o re C s te ir dl f a', t iro e hliff. itcharges l 4 , .. tbi _ R4lg . i. ., the forging Of which Le now, stands charged...L:4k accinaPlattedi instil tee n frattgements concerning the ,11611 . 1:littZra Omit Afore to be Lieutenant. vitt Hamll- on the preceding day, at Corsethill, in Lanarkshire. r • ' At half-past 12 o'clock the combatants stripped for seas remanded for another esitaiustien. state of possession of the di ff erent countries..scow I ` and " OPERA-HOUSE DISPUTIi. posing it, shall have bead definitively settled, at • the I mot, abe 'a Company, vice Panty, who es- combat.. Belting . , " 111"°'Ca pt ain of . 8 : 444. from hsir.Pl" or the ' Re4i. Betti 6t04 on the Black. Oliver Congress, to be held agreeably . to the 324 Article of ! Emj ... Arc ig h o g g iac kt uu se b e m e e leumui . wt a iou , purchase ; Richmond had been sent for from London to second . . Quarto -iguatte.--Abraliam Fartedo, the st ao „, the Treaty of Peace, signed at Paris the 30th id, . •:, Cooper, and Joe Ward,• the veteriti acted Si ad manager of .the Opera-house, charged At exueder t scenes , M a y, 1814, h e y, j u d g ed it nece ss ar y, conformably o:ll 4 tfetna Arcli n to tt & S : l 4 4ls w iri i ilrt n, b l i e r : e . i' p r rale , se ler . fr . r ice ill m e ac tr a y n o . l Military all . ailiary for the Black assisted by a knowing York- Perlandii with assaulting him behind th e on . Saturday night last. to the Treaty of Chaumont, of the . Ist of March of 6 ; h DM° Major James ,Stopford to be lieut.-Colonel, by Ls Round. The Black rosligdleft mid right with glitch im- . Mr. Furtado stated that Mr. Feriandis was hunt. bey player at the Opera, end husband to Madan the same year, to keep still on foot a portion of their _ pension '', vlc a Yiynyard, olio retires. by . obi rents . n. armies, in order to give edeet to the above arrange- Ca_Plain Charles thechledY to be major, purchase , vies ?dimity it Omit terAta ' Cooper returned a ste e l: hit of considerable r i ot and Con. stopford. I.l ` -dver'arY' by a smart iglaint-obisTe4eillabrikawbiarPatio th e the Ferlandis; and that when not engaged in his musical melds, and to maintain order and tranquillity until . Lieut. Lord Charles Spencer, fismitit 95th Foot , to be Captain - He He .. over - balanced himself , . labours, he was in the habit of going behind the Cie state of Europe shall he entirely re - established . .. 0 0f . a Campo y, pt . 2 - be Lietiten t an• b s' Lietrt. Geo l ire Ha l kewitL Y. from - half-pay of •? d. t)rsperate lighting coinmenesid by the Black, irk pleat - scenes and treating The High Contracting Powers have in Consequence the Royal Waggon Train, vice De Gibe, who exchanges; t e , d w ro n t l e i rrit n e t itl e s 1: 4 1: 41 C o o pe r's be e h b e trctup C 7,7s p . e ip r p fo o u n g e h a t t a ll twice t he hy fusion. —This had been done so repeatedly the Mr. Waters at last gave Mr. Fertado ploshiss appointed their Plenipotentiaries, namely, his Ma .. a. F ign en Heary - Morgan Randall , jetty t•., King of the United K olden' of. Great LW. 1 liget w aw: I , ;ti ; end Es oFA iw w i ard u jog i n ur il e: v u ic ce e right-handed hits on the kidneys . After muck determined fight- , ted in the Yortognese Army.. , kr; both went down with loss of wind. , ' orders not to allow Mr.; Ferlandis to go b e . taco and Ireland, the Right Hoe. Robert Stee irt, IT° be Emigro-John Masten, Gent. vice Randall. i .11th. The Block bog the bat of a dreadful , round , tied MIMI- .. t determined courage shown, *0 Pent trie'vc• Cooper 1- to "-- him takes loth Custody. ,On Saturday - , Viscount Castlereagh, one of his said Majestyll , i output.), Lieut. Martiu Irving to be Paymaster of the 2d Bat- ' ell the odds, to about 9to I askinst him. There was mach gad hi nd th t h lie mi. 7 l7o oes ip a pea oy r m ed ore mes „ll:l: ailf heuspeuarsi:stledndiniondoida: Must Honourable Privy Council, Member of Par. . firs r a in i le!. o, Bement, Colonel of the Londonderry Regiment • chow rice Lord Belhaven, promottedo he Lieutenant , t i tt ett iqth ena F nt o , m b . y PI ! r. a ser c :bl e i d es " l i i t ia de h c l t l 2;:e m pe s a ndend reet er r fr . . ae u te Y a l i O r : ° l iati o r l e r nd ers hi w it l i t:n riied beelk that it ri e t te l i i lasied : no n ! ' ! e 7 o o tit 9w p eT lid er ned of Madame Sessi having orders, and of Militia, Anight of the M a st Noble Order of the Illith Ll•ffito,EEnsitsigingri Th elails Ormsby 0 ) to be Lieutenant, vice lit Motions diKagolged. himself, and his him dais, with a tre.. been refused to him. He then took Mr : Garter, and his Principal Secretary of State for F I v u h r bi ll eer came T " ..pd dectased . Rarji A ns .. , W fr:wa lri t a b li e ug Bl3l.4 Foot, to be Ensign, mess* us straight Iran facto . The Black afterwards fell from perh av ing reign Affairs, &c. &c. ildc. ; and his. Majesty the - vice tinting. Wt.4lesr. 12th. Cooper m a d e p l ay, and . Pleated his right sad left as : el • Furtado . by the collar , shook him violently,cod Em a wallenged him to fight the next day (Sunday). Tug - Emperor of All the Remits, Charles Robert Count •.14 W u rst w le t d.ia ItefiblitMts Ensign V. P. Welsh. to be Lleole- ' t i bout pore , eke Hughes, appointed to the let , the 81..ck's hold. and ilisme be wait. Mabee "nag net last via resisted by Mr. Flirted°, who had no peneesi do Nesselroile, his Privy Councillor, Secretary of ; • 7fl -...-yion Regiments ' • fur brandy. which he task copiously, what he eutßd get " , ‘ "Oplorty towards the musician ; be acted gratuitoody State, Actual Chamberlain, K night of the 'Order of Francis Shilling, Gent. to be Ensign, sic e .ariqm). ! claret from his month. ' St. Alexalider Newsky, Grand Cross • of that of St. Nova Scotia Fencible ., Ensign Edward Davidson to be Lice- • The Block Sin g let the 13th round without ogy ebooce, osid . at :&. . Waters and , instead of proteceting for the truant, -vice hlothiesita dreelecal. . !'the close of the 14th, when Sit Was Asocial down, be re. , "P. • 9 ..9 ~, AV o l o4 li m i r o f the second class, Knight of the Order Wituateer James S. Skater, from the Sld toot, to be Ensign, ' signed. • 111811Itt r be only wished to be •lIECOM from personal • of Leopold of Austria, of the Red Eagle of Prussia, i vice Davidson. i The combat la 4 tod W minutes, and both had quite "tar JOE. the future.: • .• _,- BREVET. . . .r.• *dandle then oxprinsed•Ms regret, that frail • and of several other (Mews, who, after exchanging • m a jor " . ~• . . the lion. cern nil di Courcy, of the 70th Foot, to be ! enough ponishriait, , . . , .. momentapassion he . had acted with -so fetich ties' their full powers , . and finding thorn in good and die '..r ideotenant-Cetonel in the Armyl .. .... , of the Rim. , ! Cotter was tivirls oitdiltr . fila opponent in leng i te, .4 i .. diftees . aa a __ , ,_,,,_ mopes gar west sar form, have agreed upon the following articles: .1. 1 .°4 14 41 n 0r: J in ames tii" Joaes iThY- ef Cd tla ula rtb (s ioo u i Le ; a cid C has . Allloar j H abd wet", 6 0 ne *as at i s.lill ida sod Aldidnels • .-- : ''-: • - __- ~•• t. Art. 1. His Britannic. Majesty and his Majesty ali ke lath Li g ht Ot ag o:qr s . .:. Hie wind of the Bleat *Wee *Ojai, er_lietWoOklf- acme, ania to 641% ;nu want positive . . fool the Emperor of All the /tansies ertgage.to keep on, a ; ~. . - STAFF . nor he , f be again aditMaith &eV* ship of lbe,„fii t ffe . .• . • .: .. c i • ; war establishment, until the definitive arrangement l al .°. • F. Fi s he r 'ortbe . lith Grants, to he 1.0611 • ; of Eeputy-Q actor- r a n k serving in Nova Uttiliittlfr mu, Purtado said, tbet opotogiins and 'phightlsailm • _ •.‘ ' • been so oftea reeds, and so ofteh broken, that lid. to be made at the above Congrem, an army otia (with the rank of leetmw-Colonel In the Army), -• . •..- .. . 75,000 troops, that it to say, 60,000 . infantry and i vice Liget/wood:el/mm*4. '• •' ' • ~• • ' ' • : Vein Alec moon. d. of Ike MINI l am' ti veteran Beta' -- r SPORTING INTEL LIVE:Veg.. • now insiited cateareties being given forilka.greherwo tlon of-the. peocee -•- 15,000 cavalry, together with a train of - artillery, I rim : , to be suits :L im La the Army do pirr bit* h ie s , :. .- ~. . -mirs.- and with equipments proportioned to the nitether Of : Wight. . ..„ Mr. kvoluidlespersonaisertity floc Buis was *III Lieut. Thos . . Bayl i,h is, r of K ite e to6'.. a rno!, , usi to be ditt0.... 0., , ,. .. ,, .. 1t ... •. . ... ; ...67. INOwathe DERBY, OARS,. &e. IttiOstii. • . received ; the Magistrates expressing the toga . thit • troop., which number is equal to that whichltli In-; DERBY, pedal and Royal Apostolic Majelty the Emperor of ' Ina Battalion of the 1,-,„ e , il ea ,. u se i st i aa mist it i ti.. ' I. I .amt. D. of Grafom's brother to. Whalabiso •-• be would . probe kr ebial . leuity, and oat differ: ay Austria end his Majesty the King of Prussia bind i Captain stn Company , vi ne l i taz ii n h tszg, ti .. ~ . ...r. 44- I apt. Mr. W ilii's e. by Sercerer. . . -..• i for the 122102‘. • --•. • ' . ..-. ' . .. -• • -: to 1 apt. I.ll.l)arlton's Sir Thanes. 1 • • . . themselves to keep on fpot for the same purpose. • in The appointment . of I t COM Thomas Newton ,, fro, .11114. L i „--'- pi I awl. Mr. tayng's r e. by M'aiy. ~;, - • .....* . • ... JUe trot ... ..-. lc -. Art. 2.• His Britannic Majesty reseries' to hinwitif pay or the Itoyai waggon trine, to be - Corset in that Corp., .tli z - b. to 1 lasi. Mr. Watson s . e. by Dick Ahdrews. ... s IL. MOSS, k 48.. to furnish his contingent, conformably' to the Slth alletliltd.- loth! Otteette ot - Ma el!. n ot taken place, _. • i-., 3 to I apt. Mr. Th ornhill is Anticiphkidn. -.. „ eletershlse.. f .... 04- w en d e d t h e Article of the Treaty ilr Chaumont , of the Ist of 11r,1144 . TA in the Oits-ttes of ma Marc h. 11114 , and 2Sternlt. ..% ',- - 1 •tet 1 apt. Mr. Watson f o ta rn e en , . . .. i ,.. 4 , Li ght D r:goons .- .. :•? 1 . • • to I sett. L 4. Rotrs's Egttator. - `,littissif .. yeV,. livie iwiel&O.-.:eat of WOl. le or.. march, 1814. 1 F f .' Cornet J. H, Itramsmat to b.• _Wen, se t:rant. wltbete r t par. , itt'hia-27 re 1 east. General Gower's Raphael. • lowing r , -•--AfteeMs-Itid sold. his 'cittlifitewei it um chase. vire orates. cashiered by the need of a eeriest OAKS. . , .... lowing by a (sae dre n siedtiko a hotelier,: 'Who pre. Art. 3. The Hilly Centmetisil Parties , a . s , we .l. Coort-manial, read Curitet J. H. Bromwich kite Liesueonitt, 8 to 1 apt. 0. of Graftan'S Minuet. __. . taiiidt he knee him, and theatii father (brays hadi the it Majesties the Emperor of Asians aaa 'Jug 01 without purchase. • Taketi.--te to I amt. La. G.'il. Covendish's f: by Sir Ihvid. - --- - p r u n sia, env k e to employ the atedmooly pursuant 33tb Poor. II to I agst. Ai l f f ,, , Patron's Dense. i beag t what biests he wanted of him, bet now wits p arssre Noe; Gorionelt, Gent. to istr. Paige. *idiom .-Ii to 1 apt . . Grusyeuor's f, by popinjay. t old and •unablete attend the market, and that he did to a comet-in titan, and confattnably to the mirk, • . vice Willbrd, appointed to the Royal Stall Corps, ND.WstARK lA' oArLa ND STAKES, Third. Claa. I not at first knol whore to find him • but now as ha and for the elect, of their alliance abettesitotivi wolf -Edward Noel. fie-t: iv beE•44O4 withoet petelese, vkw Talteo ! .. s•,to 1 No. Aicohni, V . p. •- .1 ,_. ..__,__ . lied bought whit cattle'be wanted, and ' the.otherhad tivited. • . , . • :, -. • Wilford, appoiated to the ItoyalMit Corps. swe r tak- or No cacti, D. kl.-E " D Deuip g -ore- Old his , he could only Promise : to deal with kind lie Art. 4. The ptesinst esmoostiee 'shift* . ratiia, Alaibo and Scheherragadc. nAbItRUPI4. . . , i 'fiture and to renew .. their, friendship : phaposed to and the ratifitations exchanged within two Minas, . . 1 8 Miller Domfrie••, bone-dtlater, *Mardi 22, 23, April 25, • Alie titge th er, which . stns aired . to by the fernier or sooner, if possible. . . . , - • . .• . White Nap los. Leicester. Attonlies , Meows. Bles s- Tlie Euphrates, Cant. reuvoo, arrived at Poi*: . .• • In faith of which the reseed -lye Pleninetenekriei . , Ai, -. fader, and Holub, Nc W len ; and Mr. Bond, Lel- moothi on . Friday fro - a barren cruise of five months i nn er they had a. 44: ;la( wine,' . whet(' air' , .:101 , . I, 7 hetet& suddenly stadi a id be totally forgot have signed the present Crinventioe, and have albs& ....i, 4 • • _, March og, 25 1 oil the Western Islan s • she 'did not see more than . • Jr, Bank • • • - . ..4.4 .. sh. ether- . ProoPars.fewolal led Ilaalen• . - ,I • . • .. r . , 4. , to go to um that y, at toe same time palling to it the seals of their arms. i'Amil2s. at the gem , tcer I nn , %Pr rees l er , Ans . rn, ; , steers. 1 five.sail of !easels dories the whole time. ahe hi eh --u--- out a litter from' his which fie showed pocket - book , Done at Landon the tkinh of JUDI, °Oil Thei s .. Mateo* one Jeyes, Lhan , :ery-leoe I and Mr. Hill, orcater. ra-left it on the 17th nit. Sty .Gtottox sand Eight Hundred and Foorteen. - . ; C. tor tier, i4nging.haw. Lancashire, rottsn-maaafactaner, ed it M ad.ei the (artier, observing it was from - hie brother t th ' . . A w n go, ti er, t h e Golden Lion Ides, Todinordeo, sa, at the ' COLLIER, with the Leander, Newcastle, and Aces* leach ... tf. beim Liverpool, req It ing.a MIMI 1 p; o.nal ; ; • • Olt 'all) -* ' Talbot Liu. litanebeste4 %Musics. Mr-Rershae, Rochdale; • arrived there Mt the same dav ' to take in Water andt . s CAS I Lt.:READ[I. NESS [. ROP E. and Mr. Blacklock, Serjeant% lit.. Fleet-weer. -, - . • 9 . r . not send that evening, it would bew_serietts *Ail 10, (1.. 3,1 . (L. S.) W. Bankia, Kingston &I w o :. it ell, grocer: March '29 % 29, Milk yislons. Sir Geonce had trot obtained any ' • have the.. mower' . . ~ :Id, ....iii 1 .41 tegolo..goet . la S ssit l i m irs hi3n as the brother was doing batiste for ldisa al . April ~ .;•s, at the Duc.und Duet tavern , Kiogeon-upon.H 11. Infer • w i the American frigates, which he had •• '. Treaties similar 'to the above were entered into: Attorn;-‘, Menits. %riper and 600, Sankt . I'i:betiding), Hol- ' 'been ,co peg in pursuit of • ; he, however, intended to , m°s ', pptled ken p, • • with Austria and PruSslit. . ' - , .1 i R. Le w is a w l V. A l ain, ' t' .rester linen.orapers, April 4,. I nil again on the following day, and would htittra • •.• meant to b e ut P • ur fti e :tt fgb urg iWmi ' l4 ency o ir f h tt i t l rent he iNenee The Plenipotentiaries gut tbevart of Great Britain 5. 25 , at the .. Hap F A . 1 1 ,. tloteesier. Anoraks, Aril southerly coarse : th e squadron had experienced finer] lie had brought them out with hiwith intenti m, an o and Austria were the t Honourable Robert j , ) ,,, veu ,.,.. march t). go, April 25 ,.. had weather. The Canonry, 18, Captain TairCoei t Stewart, Viscount Cain's h, and the Siena Cle. c Par4l, l4o d e Vl i rt zi G . ry )••'• lon t and At. Wan. Worcester. ; change them for notes, which was heat to lend by iat tie lava " ! Hotel, Itirmin g tioi.l.._ _A becoies, ! ,llcari. Baster :. (which sailed with the Swift:arc's convoy), was also st the ___„ , ._ . f _ r ^XII"' h.ot Madeira. The, .derphion and gin close were .- P o /. .. farmer willingly • ooerea to give notes o meut Wenceslas Lotialre,Prince of Metternich, and Bowk'er, Farssivai's tau ; and Mr..Hird, iiirrn f, J. hi ,Il illan, • Black burn, Lam-canto.. linen-draper, April • • „itlpg together, all : well, on the 25th n i t.--5i • the guineas, and Instantly counted them out, and &c. &c. &c. 7, 8, ii, at the tioe..i•in, .61x:haunt.. atomics Mehers,ll ll ' The Plenipotentiaries en the pert of Great Britain Neville and Walker, Blackburn; and Messrs. Nlilueasid Pany , 1 uphiater spoke the abhor and East India convey . the other i?aid him ' the guineas in exchange with . add Prussia were, the Right Houourable Robert Tern t i le , • iOn Thursday Morning last, 20 leigties S. W. of Scilly', i thanks, . to led for more wine, and enclosed a parte/ i t :, ist ae klia g e, kgelestoq..Lautashire. cotton-moatafeeteeer. i .„_ . - , - . . ... -. • 'to vend by the post ; they both spent a mercy even- Augustus Viscount . Castlereagh, and Prince Charles ;.n pr it , irt, -23, at tin, hire,m Preston. Attoroles. Messrs. • oaring tuen a favourable tweeze. Augustus do nardeoberg, Chan c ellor of State, Bleiodule, Alexander, and Moline, New Inn F and BIS..Par- 1 m a itRATRI s DOURY- LANK. -A new reeve wits .., • . kith and parted in great friendship. The next eons. ing the farmer having Oegatitin to buy some articles ' Knight of the Grand Order of the Black F.agle, &c. Ton. Chorlev. ki s ,. Ra ve n, I:itches), Norfolk, merchant. March 16, April s, 1 brought out en Saturday, entitled,. Past ten o'clock to bring to his family, and offering gold in payment, • . 5 . as H ie R a mpa n t none, Norwich: Attornies, Messrs. Bien- : arts rainy Night: It is the production of Mr. T.l wits surprised to find, ow examination, that the • ' • • " .iede„Alexander, and Hohue, New Inn; and Mr. King, Swat= • ~ IDI 80 , IN . and abounds in sprightly . humour. he The Plantagenet, of 74 gnne, v. -pt. R. LLOYD hum, Norfolk.guineas wore all counterfeit, with the exception - of which brought the dismal news of the disasters sinnpshire miner,' ATrII.I,. IL , IS, at ia6 a ct is the contrivance resorted to by two yon 3 b oo ti Wird'. Attorney, Mr. Bigg,bouth.amton- tia lags, ld* Ch ' • • if . a t let he has since made every enquiry, bet Chan- i lavers, /T arry Ponetrial, by Mr . **armies, il - • 'findthe• New orieanS to Portsmouth last week, left the feet :. ce „, 44 , e. et ...,:,-t.Plork, elrocktoo. . , . s could Rot out shar p er. • . 1 tr , b y M r. AUX IN to get .to under Sir A. COCHRANE tying of, the Chatidelear • *. Notiternen, Thinisy, Lincoinshire t farmer ,, April '6..6, .CaptainWV/ e B i N . ..._.. hett, Heiboru. ;house of . Snaps, 'the : father, •-- th .116 °1 • Dusx..---011 Moedty se'aidgist,• a meeting took n, Lincolurbire, Attornies, Ale. Islands, on the lath, and the Ilavannak, on the 18th Ir. at the 801 l . 1 I)/ Bet!: et their Miltr---,• "” l t-' tee .at- L o mo t e Ireland ' • between RIL-RMID 0 g fiasco °snare; a nd .ilr. woo I Nancy, Mrs. Outgo, and ,Lecy, Mrs. Eiliiit.-t . •- • • • .r Jan. the troops were all on board the. shim of war .: c o urt , li m y', p m . • . . • ' • I WM, Esq. of Creagh, • ancY DAVID MTV Ltoca, ' It was understood that Sir At.sxaNnsa would leave J. Ward, &Carl., auttlat, inertbant, March 16,11, r a i r e t j 5, i Snap , has employed a faithful hompekeeper,. Sikuce, . Esq. of the 84th regiment. S . S. stood his imago the Gulf of Mesico in a few days, to carry into •• i tr a , a ,,i.,M , a nd car i ei, whi ;Linn Lao; &woks . . .Attnruiei, MeoSel.• 3, ARLOW and two wt h Gate -street, Lincoln's but.S . ds; and,. M n .' On- I . Rises shot (we are hippy to say withouteffect), and effect the other parts of his iostroctions relative to. Mr. *nun, Beteles: • • Chelsx pe nsioner 's , , Mr. 11/1 E , 1 the Espedition. i t it with much satisfactioo:we hear,..fe• April t 5, railingAttin.scritnigtizt, merchant , essra Taylor ll la at 1 II! ' • elna_ ANNISTE4. &nese AN all'Outwitted ' hv "n" I '' - • , - 7 - ./ , t - --- . ' DREACH OE PROWSE.,LYester4q,y wolf/night, at the that our soldiers were recovering very ~ fast from the ir ~ B ar n pr tij inami-strget, Bedford-now. . • itrins, a valet (Mr. Kfticarr), 411° sakes • love to 'liaises of ic,nnis,* it i caosir in which bitif . O'Consoa bock-shot wounds. Sir EDWARD rAltiutUAti, it is IW. Friu ( i, Horaisey, innkeeper, March IS, 21. Apra = 95 . , . a t ; - ,VFkott,' and bambitozleitilie Petitioners. His watati... Was Plaintiff, -and Mr.. Cit ticrEat DPlenciant, was stated, immediately after be took the command, and n il hin itithat . Attorney, Mr . . 'Castle, Corsitor-street , t• cl - w ord,. when all is clear:for thegallatits is, "Past . es , bad reconnoitred the enemy's position, expressed •S. Town s end. otosta-stii!re, Fleet-street jeweller, March s fie eelock ands: rainy , Nig h t , • and the farce sou- - ntise of marriage. Damages were laid at 1,0001 , -. a decided opinion, that the Espeditiom .would tootle, 25, April t 5, at Guildhall. Attorliei, Mr. Towers; Castle- eludes with the marriage of the lovers. There- is The Jury returned a verdict of 5001. and 6d. costs. be attended with success. ant f un d ing - ably . Street, Falcon-square. ~ . . . , • t h e t Iltech:.bistleand incident in the progress of the flog ; .., VI VJPENIV. •;. - .. 1 • . A most -distressing accident occurred on Wednes ready to be led on epoa•tbe enterprise, and. the al- i , t • . I . 1„ mFo . and the characters H e i n written for Elie'peculiar _a- ler .0 4 nley Starordshire. grocer- A pril •ta tmay afternoon at Mr . appar s Clothing Fattlify, ants of tfie - perforthers, it was acted' witit the nrost Ati F . ... tor te ..:: moist universal opinion being agaiest his own, he; 4 . - 3 1) ." , ,q u a t i, .ri alu t u .si a t a cc, - knit, 'saddler-April 11. J. ' he bursting of Noe steam engine boiler, was induced to try the•fortune of the event. Upon i Tbonstrom..Keekte-erove, n Gumberland, nserchant-Aptil 't o admirable effett.--,--bir. Meo.nsx, ,the Greenivich by shis h a 'sate orcunistancelve permits were General Grans being wounded,. and carried oaf ... awn'. Miagpf, and P. Nog, 4mitltbell, ti,anktri.,.-rekpliti, Pensioning, gets• drank with indescribable hunteari 'killed - and t ' erel 1 • a - ' - ' J Italic WS.801119•111. finereel''APril 5, L (ore . '‘ lntll A r in - - r a nd B I - • Hall ' lt si ' ' t n • , , wo•sev jr 'titre . • the field, he took' the commitid of the adieus Ivo wiwoomii. serte-mater- , 401119, W. 11.' Raretle tad. ANNISTER i !qua y droll . • Was • .011 OIL. •W • F p are sorry rot tuit ng grea hod soon afterwards was wounded in bath his` lif. e li, Nit, yill .1. Entwislo, Manchester, dealers in CnC , ft . for repetition with great applause. knees. T tis enfortunate event, howerdr,' did not L K . • • i araT ts -tratt -' Kis and ft. Rphinson t .Broughton-lotice • . s ' hillock amongst the sheep • en many farms in the low mann !tin efs-:-Aprit 18, J. and R. Hayward, Friday morning, the Mayor and Corpor ; --t-oii 'districts of Lincolnshire, ind•the neighbouring coon induce tim to desist from leading on the ("op; areltiogia'aitletbetsellarre,clothiars-Apriiii, M. Nightingle, of Windsor called a Miiting of the Inhhbitaots in OHNSTON, Q orst.,orpe, sear 'Peter but almost immediately afterwards, a . kill enter e d itl!ttbealllf 3 Ji_ _llOO-17per-&p_r_i_lee4. T. ercch Whit n as s , jitta.ltnel,•l:. • th e T own Dalt ; to tak e ' into consideratron.thipto- borough has lost 200 in the lase - fess , weekt. bis groin : he uttered the words-" Tell Genend"-- t k g . "' ° ! ca .,: t i z i ,,rr". , i n a .„' h a ama r a 4.7„ r uca r , • goilt.iwa ; er - 244 1 7 8, IV . . 1. par i ty o f petitioning the two* houses or Parliantint Jame; Raymund was en Setorday committed to when life departed; he fell from his horse:in the 3 , Brovai. Saatpolleill, them roar-Aprilf4 J. Serra, against an y alteration in the Corn tisses The tak e his arms of Major Maonovoass, "Brosele • and tip g low . i . ~ sorephir e , currier-April i t), P. Walker, Ldp _ tri al, upon a charge of • maliciously and . ;- 7 • worth, - Laticailuse, 'ettlico-pribter-fripril 17, ff. Weicomb, Meetins was very numerously attended- 'd the P ' • sp . •e- wilfully driving a hackney -conch spinst a track day afternoon bit kod_y' was breO& on seers at tltetert illoPbeelltro'-A 6117. C. E t ta plow, I„,leittno D o r- titions were enanintopitly agreed to , and l they were drawn b John R Portsmouth, frith the Plantagenet - Nide "'' ed iliani..rroccr-Axii lo Ltriscall, Ueerpool , woullen4iraiter egned by bp - kbof th • atl ' ' ' ' II fi - th b laced in y• Russell ,w o was ere j• p . i . wa one ogsa persons in a, tett , in rum), and deposited in a leadeo coati and - shell, 1 --i l lri ." 2l ) . 1... 41bC. r 11 . in, rorkslibre l, grocer.danger of. rosin his life, and was dreadfully bruised . for conveyance to London, in au hearse and Mi r -. • • C # WIFICA,th.9 I - - gritiL 4., . t he m Hine. Mr.Aistiaorrom, the !Vietiber' for the in the hand. • •• • -11..flar4rig,:r s lee t Westminster, Carpenter , -W.'Ftarter,i T°'in,. pledged 'himself 'to presets and support the ' • . - The body of Givers! Giese; has also beenieut home.tamshisiirte. a-tinder . to itorroes4E. lialiadge r prayer of the - Petition in the House of Comthens. Time caMe titsleiseers in the'Neatagetiot, Colonel rcieo%,,„o.4,ATT:orTe7,"rnmerclaant—J, waiters, Stud4ao, Hirt- . Itßoultg,'Colonel 6t ritoeSTWX; Mojor attd •CliptOia -art 44 B4 !, EilLocr-Da . Dili Anne, irliaftinWer-J._.l. - , A few • d $ sins the ity nee ? router of a tassel !yin at , ~,I, Irci, having procured a•lntop of lime for the NV yvi Lt . ,: and taptaine . Pattir Stlir.iitai . indWo..' . s .2 astfie-clealet 7 4 cleaning or liniogApert of rho inside of ate, lt.N. . eerri-racter .. • .. .•••• : i.__ ___ of sot •r• . itlaid. the cable on trte r bsiches, which were On Tiresdayl64o;nr, a d estormo will ffeoypg. north tir•Pitillin• The lliaiiited'iiahlacked ; ever the bridge at insforti n , - tine of the hore%ltaped the %lin Wing 'night, ti.iiftld Aid and snow • • overthe'pare pet; sod Initig by thiiiii+ In l.hey, the vessel woe t dittcover&l;tretWon 'fire the were cut, whets the animal itailiticipitateirett alse4.ok )ing,. add the cable Which had never been fetal; Iva! had its:bade &Ant . ..ht . 00,414 . • * 4 berptoffie eight sevemi pine's. The . fire Ossitirslitid Ait it'Wei4 MANI . le _ Oflie r Opri jelly tr*lnningppearance„ but b p s• elm= et Dtrnlrtimar, roMirectliitni ''' ' • • - Will *afiifedliOnrdeiti4uctiou. - P IED. • Qn Surdaylast, at his chambers in Barnard's Inn, after a for days illness, Robert Arthur, Msg nixed 110. On:SenttsYs 'March 12; It his house io Carmarthen-streets i• the..sstit year of Isis age, John Nair, F.sq: late of Calcut ta. llareb 10, Planiiin . fretee Satter, Esq. 0(011ns-terrace, taw lleth;qiged 44 years, Feb, 19, lam %% hitt; lite r Norhiton-ttoose; Kingston, Snr land reliet.of Nlqlor-aen. John Lewis White, of fleoptl. • the.loth inst. iliYafkotteet, Portman-sqnare, John Blip heats, second soa the ;ate EdtVald Pours, Esq. of !task all, Wilts, aged 15 years.. •T; DON r ttSj. • STAIVIN•N OFTICI, 87, Fieei-orres. • ' •4_ = • • _ 4 'li ly .• ... 6 4 . er s .....erebi amit. l a ft:tg. 4 11 . „ to.. fircr .c,1066 • wl,O mow mid s ak „ g oi T. Durban, 6./bemALL..—.Yestsiday J. A 5 ` 1 7, 2 MarwiChe b,, are Emit r the ihtt„.• VAtiftto..i -e q„„„- 00. V ra s,..,M4 totter • , ("mpg the use). of Mt. Galva nett beftiri uk Zl l ;7s:l; l 2 l h r "44_ 4t. ge ot ke r A and k. L. Matkragreo. rece i pt f el :1006 • Aldermaohlery; Biek*AH- 1111 H;factors — g. 6F141.41 iail J. ..it appeared that the Priavoter Green, Gracedierehitreet, okerillsOb• . •• I ea A lit et.r • DOW insisted oneerethe Wog glven.**Aosisino • . 7113,(71.11J troops, unit Is To say, SPORTING INTELLIVENCL .. .• . then of , the.peecee '' et 431. " "il . "11°1"Y a" I,,i v eL l i c rigr. w hron u r'rd rm."l . of itte . lolll gut 10;ral teem We- . , : - , 15,000 cavalry, together with a train o f - artillery, rim : . to be stat s l um Lit the Army o epirr La the of el , , . ... i —w- ~„ Mr. Herbouile f spersonaisartsty fee lid , 'esthete be end with equipments proportioned to the nintsber of , _ Wight. . _ . . thl :.: - NerllNG•oo th e DBRBY 04115,&e. Simeimeell. • • - receised ; the Magistrates expressing the 'liege thet • troopt, which number is equal to that which hie le- 1 L'eat- , i s a3i To i9, : f it T e rtob l °4 4 ,' roor`tLegto be al lies . ; .. , ,.,. i. • •:., t --• • ;. . DERBY. 1 perlel and !Loyal Apostolic Majetty the Emperor of ' if t h H atta ti ot , o f t h e fi ne . I,l !o s it ch r i st i no a '' %he It ki l-- , wel•agst. V. of Grafloa's brother to' Malaise would . ' 'be walk i r obis ' fenny , sad Oct diravaativ • 1--.-.... 7 Y.. t ..... •sts•l eget. Mr. Wils's e. by Sorcerer . ~ : I 'for the Inees4l4 • Austria and hi! Majesty the King of Prussia bind I Captain Ma Company. v i i;T tA a li t i ta m be i r . g, ,:i. ~ . .. -• • -, '• to 1 apt. I.M.Elariton's Sir Titan's. - - ) 0 L themselves to keep on fpot for the same purpose. • ' Th e a pp o i n t ment n f Cornet Thomas Newtan,, frau Mlle L . , -- - to 1 riest. Mr. Payag's r e. by Wall , ... ' •. al ,'• Lbula,,%t iet it , m oss ita i a t . .) Art. 2.• His Britannia Majesty reseries . to hitriosif pay or the Itovat Wastes train, to be Comet in that Corps, :1111101 . 7 8.10 I apt. Mr. Watson ..e. by liirk Altdrivid. . e , : ees . ~ . •seessesnessw ... , ult. has um take, placer, _. • i - '.. to 1 apt. lAr. Thornhill a Antirieletda. -.. , 'restorable' , r .'srite attended the iloaelbt i t to furnish his contingent, conformably to the Stth alsell21 1 ; 1_11, nuALA its the Watts of Mb March. 1814, and 23Oralt. ..% t•- 1 .tn 1 apt. Mr. WaISGWS Sellerare. . ' . ' , iii . l . l" , y.e. ! hers net of 001. its del& to Article of the Treaty of Chaumont , of the Ist of , • • v..'d Light Dragoons , ..: .?,; . to I gent. L 4. aoos's to rotor . 1 Fir Cornet J. R. PrellikWlo l Id b' isiettenant withoet per-, frlsbia-t47 to 1 aost. General Gower ' s Raphael. • - leafing e , -After , lid sold; bis•cittid4sewis March, 1814. well .. chair, vire armee , cashiered by the lien etc tof a General OAKS. . ; .... radreAellfy titian dressed eiket a hotalier - 'elio pre. rd Art. 3. The ifilb Cbbirutinii Pe, r dees e _. e ., ire- r - , Caert.3lartial, read Curet J. H. Bromwich MU Liesteenset, 8 to 1 art. D. of Graftwe's Minuet. _. . tilidfd he :knee biro, and thieldi fathe . r (brays a , I T r I the it Majesties the Emperor of Austria IMO W ing ' 999 WiIiMISI purchase. S3M Pont. Takett-l0 In I apt. La. G.'il. Cavendish's f: by Sir David. n.-.. oo - ht what bests he wanted of him bet now will let pn i ssie, nov ik e to employ the armies . s ly pursuant 11 to i aril. af f; Fatrall's litimsa. i lig • 1 Par russerel Noel Gwianell, Gent , to hte, Pain. eittioNt .•li to 1 opt. . Grusveuor's f, by popiqjay. old and unablele attend the market, and that he did to a co'ism.o titan, and confensably to the Opifit, •o t ia mae, ; ter worn!, appo i nte d to s h e R oya l g in s c orps . NlMMAittcrt oArLA ND STAKES, Thirt Clam. I not at first knew where to find him • but now as he . and for the elect, of their alliance abassekativ. tats ward Noel, fir-r: to he•F.a4len, withewt perdue, 'kw Takla, sdo I apt. Alcohol, p. is. •- .1 ,„___,_ . liad bought whit cattle he wanted, ;ad the.other had '1 tioned. • . , . ,wafted, appaieted to the Royal Stet Corps. ' - ' - • , . Sweepstakes!' art cacti , D. 14 . - E're° Detzi°l t°°'w`cm . gold his, he could only iiromiseto deal with , hi* lei Art. 4. The prissiest etweiresstiee xligdflag. raffia, Alaitio, and Stbeherngade. yo and the ratifications exchanged freebie two *mendis, . BAPICRUPTO. . 8 Miller Trowfrie , •, honeeir s oler, Mareb 22, 23, April 25, • • ! %tuns, and to renew ;their; friendship, pgeposed te ': • aliie togeTher, which wii vied 'to by the farmer : ou set wi or sooner, if possible. . . .. , .• . White Part. lon. Leicester. Attofeirs. Meows. afros- lite EU/giro/es, Capt. Prturow, arrived at Porte:. ' efireslinoir the, had .tiAi Wtke' ' , of wider * whett Om .• • , . In faith of which the respective Plegdpeteatiariei , As. -. ruder , and Helm, New lan ; and Me Bond, Lel- mewl; friday, fro a barren cruise of five months 'b et ia 1 .. ' - er soddenly starit liter'. aiiil be totally forgot have signed the present Crinventioe, and have affixed -4, k 4 • .., by ,„, d - -,,,,H„,, N a m, gs, 25 l oft* thit'Vi r estern Islanas ; she did not see 'mne than' ...‘,..• el; .1 1 ^ T . ., z7 ,4 r.• r „ um 3 A • 'll ' ' 'fi • Ito; 'go to the Bank thit - y, aftissreame time polling• to it the seals of their arms. - i'worit re, at mil` or err -nil. wester. TU . noes, . eon .. 1 retail o vessels darieg the whole thee. She tenth. out a litter from' his pocket-book which heihowld I Done at Landon th e tOth of Si., Out 'rhois.. Eemendis k ao ..r egJeyes, tha i n v ;erth , s i a cas e L i and re, .t hl ui r t . o.n li_ l i n n i , u r aructairer e , .. at ea M'atleira-left it on the 17th alt. Ste.Geooisit 1. c.tts , Mowing-h.the farmer observing it was fro m' ' it brother, li , 1 • saud Eight Hundred and FOarteen. .._ • t hie.es.l . ; jai . ...... 'COLLIER , • A re a 90, .1, - a t t h e Golden Lion !tin, Todeerden, Si. at the with the Leander, Newcastle, ass .ilcastis, ' Talt od v r ili; :e tt oc iVel e y r 4l ‘ i ! .. tn i tres il M ee r t:s K t erdia t. w, Rochdale; • arrived thereat' the same day, 'to take in water and . LiverP"i' l regdesting.a rentitteue; ..whielyff ItiCa & not send that evitiin it would beW.serigots lett ea CAS i t.KILEAOII. 24 . FAIII • " . r. P ruu -L D . E. • at arc h - )28., • 29 ftesh visions. Sir Guaos had not obtained any • h ip i 1 .. (I 3,„) (L. S.) w, Beenkia, Kingston upon•ltell, grocer: 'l,, f• • r • • 9 ..e • . as the brother evening , dolor begule , for " aid ; April ~ .i, at the Duetted Ours l'userm Kiggeon.apan, I. inter we the American frigates, which he had • rhea • ..- _......._5_. .. Agbi, ?,1 Treaties similar 'to the above were entered Into . - Attom;.., Wm.. 10 -per and Son, Batvletes-baildings, 110 1 - i beret owl Meer.. Fross. hell. _, .1 ,pursuit I been so peg i s of ; he, however, intended to i men . 1 • ~i- . . which beam be • 1 with Austria and PritSsia. . • i R Lewis aad V. Anne, rater x.,r linen 'Anomie,. April g, I nil again on the following day, and would bate a• rr • °at keep, ar g e p url° li u *W A' . .t meant to but for the urgency of the remiNinsell The Plenipotentiaries se sbevart o f Great Britain b. 15, at Me , . Hoy 114. !,.„. 0 ,,,,,,, r. Anomie,. mean. soatireriy coarse: the squadron had experienced tory and Austria were the t Honourable Robert i pler (: ray '• Inn; awl dlr. Gillen, Worcester. Ca w. li ntig sad t , el3l „-..i nxboro, r . rett; ,.. m arch $). 30, Ap,419 , 5 ,. had weather. The Conway, 18, Captain Tawcoex him, lie had brought them out with with an intent to Stewart, Viscount Cattle h, and the Slew . c Cle. °at ere Royal Hotel, iitresinelasi.l.. A twortsiesems n .. (which sailed with the Swif . tstsre's convoy), was ilso ;. ngeew A .- 1 tat Madeira. The .dinpinon and gin dose were the '' •• Change them for notes which was beat to lend by post gu t i h t e lea fa s :iner willingly offered to give notes-for mete Wenceslas Lc /li e rinse of Metternich, nod /lowlier, Funti.ai's Inn; and Mt... Bird, i and • 1 '• nted them out, and i &c. &c. &c. , I • a The Plenipotentiaries • en tee pert of Great Britain l 7. 8 ' 23 ' J. Al' 1 Man. Black burn, Lancashir,.. li neo . 4 l r d - p ee ri. , "" p t n er at tbs. toile .I.ln, . Blackburn.- A ttsmnes, Messf.. l V! ...,S ,a Weil, ilia t ogether, - 11 on the 25th ult.--The • Neville and Walker, Blackburn; and Messn. Nlilue and !am , ' 1 1114 rates spoke the 4Obar and East India convey ! t4e other paid hhis the guineas in exchange with thanks, called for more wine, and enclosed a pared add Prussia were, the flight Honourable Robert Tert i L ackitt i r, ~ ,,,,s t Latmouhin , cotion _ manufaction . , i Sin Thursday morning last, 20 leagties S. W. of Scilly, i to send by the post ; they both spout a tnersy even. .. Stewatt, Viscount Castlereagh, and Prince Charles the lit re , P t • *movies. , baying then a favOarable breeze. i Ap r il 5, to, -25, nt . . tre, re, Oil. A _lttews. m • tag ' and parted in great friendship. The next wow Augustus de Ifardenberg, Chancellor of State, Hl i eipdai n -. lli .illgt r aiider, and Itolwe, New taro; and M Per- .l, iKr AT its, Dauair-LANG.-A new cane wits s ing the farmer having occasion to boy some articke ' *I P Knight of the Grand Order of the Black Eagle, &c. sl i sti em e en, !Adam, Norfolk, Merchant. March 16, A ril6, I brought out en Saturday, entitled ,. Past ten o'clock to bring to his faint, and offering gold in payment, * '25. at the Rampant Horse, Norwell: ;tarnAtornies, Nlessrs• len- : auttd rainy Night: It is the production of Mr. T. I wig surprir a gis le• . . .- , . dale Alexander, and Hahne, New Inn Mr. king, Swatf- • . . ..I.&_ - "DIBOIN and abounds in sprightlyhumour. •.s. we ' ess to • nd, ow examination, that the a, The Plantagenet, of 74 guns, Capt . R LLOYD, .....pt. R. -LOYD % hens, Norfolk. I 8 obtklit I subject is the Contrivance resorted to by two •Io which brought the dismal news of the disasters ,__ et ' .(i : U t i 'l idnr. it' A l ti f or "v n k er . , Dl S r. i litgg h ,turin er pio .A n-T r u i tldilig:' , Chas- I lovers , li arr is imet ,i a l , by Mr . it,. • • PIM clone . 1 ° he bas s i te° °ed e every enquiry/ bet il ) ' New Orleans to Portsmouth last week, left t he l egit .. cin4 ,,,, e. umler Sir A. Coen RA N E tying off. the Chattdelear • Islands, on the lath, and the liavatinah, on the Ifith I . W. Helderitem, Tbsulhy, Lincolusbire t farmer„ April •5..6, ! Captain W . attire, by Mr. Biaulatn '• - - 25, at the Bull loa Bourn, Lincoludiare, Anomie., Mr. Jan. the troops were all on board the. ship, of war.: c o ur t, v s fn.. . . . It was understood that Sir AxuaNnsa would leavet house of Snaps, 'the . fatter of their . . ,la set into I coo D isi vu. not_fi o od a o m ut oo the dt s;s e r e per ,o4 . b,. a meeting took ii _. .• ~ s- CO .18- LO mete r Ireland, • • between RicoAtto Wsrtb, itisrbilog. Llaeolnshke; and Nit.. Gasket', Holborn. .. vanes, Mrs. °Rams tad k w " , bi n. D0m... 1t , „ g e l 0. n i ., , . . , . J. W , &earl. Nuftiolt, merchant, March 18,11, f e t t rt2s, , Snap . has employed a faithful housekeeper,. Sikoce iris •E . oucrto .. and ...AVID /11‘...17 LLOCH • Esq. of the 84th regiment. Mr. S. stood his gulag°. ti • st P tI ite• Lion IV; Sneaks . - • tkitwratei. messag.• Y• I liaLows and two wetohmeo G reenwich and ' ' •-I the Gulf of blesico in a few days, to carry ~1 t r ltels4a pensio . ners r ,Rms, Mr. Muonsw., and Sr, into' toll e ;tra Wb ore end CarreY, Owe -street, Lincoln's Len-11 . es; and ,. -, M n . • • t I , nest's s h o t (we are happy to say withooteffect), and , 4 , effect the other parts of his instructions relative to mr. Bosun, melds% • • a.. oar, arr ears e ines. era all' crutsiitted by an I l dia n charged his in the air. • P the Elpedition. It is with much satisfactioeme hear, te.• 1 9 t re irt r it h i n g:ild h a l l . l. Bc rttni stf i e e e s t ,li e rts b rs. ant ialC b and I - .. . .'s ' - I tam, a valet (Mr. Ktintri T ), - • . -•- ',REACH nePactigiss.-,;•Yestenixy seviniglit, at the that our soldiers were recovering very „ fast from their Daratt r tirej danim-stieet, Bedford-row. . il k° makes love- to l 'Assizes of lc,nnis,' "tems. in which 'Misr O'ConNoa 11°,411"er.s' Ills . watch- Was Plaintiff, -end Mr.. Cit IKT Eat Defendant, was :. bock - shot wounds. Sir Enwhan rAgaNUAId, it 111 1 VP: F e rran, Honisey, innkeeper, Marco 18, 91. Att ic 9s, at ; . *.Sfkrtee,' and bam . bnozletiTtlie stated, immediately after be took the command, suit had reconnoitred the enemy's position, ',wrested • ' 5 2 • nu las ildhal . Atti.wney, Mr. :Castle, Eersitor-street. t. erY- i wotd : . when all a s c . lear.for the: gallants is, TOwnsend. Llott ( t.tuitre, Fleet : sweet, jeweller, . March - le.n o•clock ona.a runty Night ;' and the farce cou : ' "Past . tried before M. Ser . lettnt *oottE, for brake . % of pro- s r muse of marriage. Damages were laid at 1,0001 , -. LA :, a decided opinion , that the Expedition .would norste, 95, April 25, at ildhalk Aiiorhey , Mr , Towers; Castle- ClUdeS with the marriage of the lovers. There is . l'he Jury returned a verdict of 5001. and 6d. costs. t I be attended with • Success. But find' , mg tine aftly street, Falm-square. ~ . , . t Muth: bittleind incident in the progress of the pCot ; , i .. - -A most-distressing accident occurred on %redoes- c 1 - l' and the characters Hein written for the ' peculiar ready to be led on epos the enterprise, and She al- i A . IAO m F le I)o4lVJokPENsirria.l'ois-htee Ironer-April _ . . ... .. day afternoon at dr . Nipper ' s Clothiti4 Patrol, .1 most universal opinion being tat his own, he; 4 . f!" , ,tf ot a t i, itutitt.-rfiiiht et, Y , k ein, soadte ,:__ A potll.J. ! talents of the - performers, it was acted wall the most et; Few; Zile berating of I be' tteam engine beiler, s g was induced to try the.fortune et the event. Upon i Thatetruns, Keekle-erove, a Gnieberland, merchant-April '4,, admirable orett•-.-Mr. Mallocs, ,the Greeniieb. by ishicis a mate orcunistencelve permits were Hall 'droll. It was •given out General G•aes being wounded and tarried off - i . 1 . e i t e d.t . "4 l 4/ 4 0•0: 1 P- N'tti cer—lattlbfi,4l ej_kclLlez,il:: Pansionm", gets drank with indescribable humeari- s .1411ed, - andotwesevereiyiejeted. * • ' 1 the field, he took' the commend of the adieus,* pe...0,2, 19. ' n " • Pri" • W c '' 4' 'and RaNmisrea Is !geol!• , serde-maker-.--Aprif 29, •IL itaied,VlNW. are Corry to learn that the rot is reeking great and soon afterwards eras wounded in h4th his . 1 1i.• Feint, Kid J. Entwitle, Manchester, dealers in •• . for repetition with great applause. i Friday morning, . ' ilavock amongst the sheep en man y farms in the low the Mayor and CdrPo-•••r4idli 'districts of Lincolnshire, rind the neighbouring coon- i knees. T ti. enforturtate event, however,' did not ir tt ,„74 1 1 4 4, 1 b; !, I lir ch °' 4 A ß •• -143hi M m i' Br g u g l°° " -Idall"4 1 ' lis - pinners- inners-=April 18, J. and IL Hayward, I • .• induce him to desist from leading on the WNW* ; iftecklages ' llliikolvetatiNtlee.Oothlars-Atarii 5, M. Nightingale. of Windsor called a Meeting of the Inhibitiots in ties. -Mr. JOHNSTON, 'of 'Dogsthorpe, sear 'Peter- I ...- but almost immediately afterwards, a • ball sneered Manchester, itemeraper-April 4. T. white, jam. end J. O. • the Town Hell; to take into . consi . deretSon- the' pro. borough, has lost ¶2OO in the lastlesv weeks. 1 t etur rs , Grad Winchester-street merchants-Aunt 18, W. . 4, his groin :he uttered the words-" Tell General"-..; t. cr ..i skt Z,y .. - Tora „ t i ca . ottruroza , t i t hem pep i pricey of petitioning the two Houses of Parliament James Raymond was on Saturday committed to .so - er- is . • 1 when life departed; he fell from his horsein thel•Browu. Sy td, Ewes, rail-merekaat-April fir J. Irrwrs, against an y alteration in the Corn Liswe The take his trial, upon a charge of. maliciously and , Br...elev. Shro Min re currier -Anti; 20, P. Walker Mee _ as. arms of Major Mimagsoodts, and stspired. 5atipr..i.,,, urth,1 1 4 . 4 .,,,, , -A ue „. o ,, ii ,,,,.. t:thii 1 , 7, iv. vt 4 eo -r b. meeting was very numerously attended, apd the • Pe. wilfully driving a hackney-eolith -ugliest a track 1 day afternoon his body was brut On antra, at.l La t t er , shdpkenpee.-A e s s f t i. C. mote , telttno fret- titions sete. ,enaniniersidy agreed to; and they were drawn by• John Russell who was thereby . placed in . . • Portsmouth, frith the Plantagenet"' log Lpr'eserwed Ilion, .potte-Aiteit IQ, Brisraii, Uuerpuol, woollen-draper signed by Opwailds of one thotisaml persons in a, very danger of• losing Is life , and was h . &wilful& b led y MI i . Tho S' ID Yorkshire ocer in rum), and deposited ill a leaden cettlin and - Olen, I - - 11 )'!" 2 . ;r: . r ,_, ~ •...•. ; gr • l'shert aline. Mr.•lteigiaorrow, the Yletiber" for the in the head. for conveyance to Loudon, in an hearse areal pour. b 4i.fierfuloir ea swegt iittlFlC w4mm ATEs ic - tpr Ae , it rp;6 4 t er— w . -F h p er, i Twen,. pledged 'himself 'to present 'and Support the • • - . f The body of Gooeras Cum has also bweneiat home. I . Bmshishrth. 'Dime canie prsienger4 in the Piaategenat, reelollel r udleuirw in ikerse44.lls li o istidee,. prayer of;the - Petition in the House of Comthqns. terarbereet,Mte d e l , ili nt i e r rcliant-J, Walters. Sto u rr, Bart- o ' PIED. • ~ /Odium fri tr-J 'J ''' - , fdLtaer7D. Stables , i ltn ri tzte, lieu . Ni. A few. days since ; the tauter of a vessel !yin at On gurdaYlast, at Ms chambers in Barnard's Inn, after a few ~ R11008,11,"Coloitel i.n0.,..i.x; Ittojhr and s in '._ ' • It* dha i ' re d 1 . . days' illness, Robert Arthur, Nub eased 80. -fesedwigk, 81 9 9rter.• illisamic.,, . - --11. ,Monlithreit, ~ . ti . ,yor , vng proms . e. amp of lame for the ealleaday. starer 12; et his house io Carmarthenetrect, la -• I' \ X ind 0. NV yel r.t.Land tit ptai oh Peatir;Suit.ilia b 1 ICI t I Mit rick' 11.'N. . J &bias- ne, hardeltpet. eaffeadealer-A...11. .. ppr . of cleaning or lini rt of the inside of Union- soarer ' Bel'Ower-kill, errratieferJ.'Shitillewe i ~. • ril" - . • K a ... • t , 4I F -5 1, year of bis eke, John Mair, F.m.' late of Calcutta. sat 10. Planpin . fieter Salter, Esq. of China-terrace, tam- . k • • . t . . .... ~ 4 • e .r ;, Cupiltall-oreatts.morebont. i. _ tie s vessel Pod the cable en* etches, which were - • P On Tiresday ieeisigist, ad carriege wee I &Sired lii h ' • la, lient;Aed 49 years, ~ - , ~. g' ••• ...:4+ ..1.1 Illi ILTNIKIIISH II PS DISSOLIII4I3. ~..--.. ~ i The UMW Arai nikikti 1 t, tarriitu..n. .. _c_eo ; „ l9, Mrs. Al hitt:late prNorbiton-honse; Kitten"- Sr ti . ever h bridge artlinsforcl, gine of tbe horn4igeped T. •L. ead.J. Nurrocks arl.l. Lt s olnon, • let,. in the fblloeing 'night, 'little? Aid and snow , _Feb, . sod reliet•of Majir- Gen . John Lewis White, of Smug!. . • • • • .. over t h e para pet ' "rsd hung by lb. iiiiel t edi jiffy At i et tai l f yabbs; duet:: 1 otr uth • is, e a lij ug the vessel wet tdi t e c i d m i xt , over . ea fire the . .. . n nare John tulip a the 10th inst. is Ik-street, Potties -sq . P u s ' 'ROW 'ea • tiefre•4 1, limit Unrave l 'and W 9 cote , seautil sots WM, late Ed Nani Poore, Esq. of !talk were cut, whoa ale animal iltetpricipise •.an a ft , Xsligilk, • Dyrk*Wilpft All • • :911119,re4., Mlollld ' et. i: lr Neat 100tijing, *ad the cable, Muck had never been ' all, wilts, abed 15 years . : ' 1 Kash- foetal' 7 and had its.,baile bstkei:by eje / ' '1 toe, * ll' . . . t . , /4 1, 1 0 @ t u ft ,. _ e antromiZb• N,aci frec Manariarierc-_,_ , bent, was burnt effete eight several pipe's. The . fire ....„,* • • ••, i 4.••• enhirstiad tbitit.ee4 4 ilitibittioilie " JJ . astr.l. Menu, kitirtanbernratittna Mr - '.' fag ii ter , ......._._._ . ----- ;th e ßrOPertY ' F"ileil 'itd W ute- fgatah-Nat • :Ba•NtexßaNt a ilii: . , e I 1 ,,- • . rr V i n I") rano; but b 6 ), el Mr:Viz:en, st.Graerlikair ''• • . ' 1 • a W. .• entre, in ti sfre . ..1 g rea L el " tr••• ..08 DON r rintt44l,4 - iltmif s ii:r . ; M talsll,l 11100eCn-li. Voseurth • and 1. LI es, Liserpool, wise e- i 011 .ai relsef *a atadlioni deitt 4 nc ou. STAIVIII•11 Orrice, 87, Flew-street. . . - . I . 1 , 17 • ' ' . . r - e • . . . . . . . ~ . • , ...,.. --. . .. , - • ,_ . • 4 . . r M f ,-) -\ • . N. - ~ . . 4 .... - ..,- • ' ....arirc e 1 4 1 1111.0 0i ' N.. k.. . _, . ... ...., . . ~. ... ~ .. . . ......__ I la .r - 4 6 4Tirk, C 1461.• tillioicieo l , ~ - . . ,1. , Monk/mot, NI. ti.ynr il.. rirblas.lone. loviabatdoirpot. eallearlealet—A:. H. • • •• • Uaiuu-roart. LitilerewerAlll, earri- lacier 'Shillitero a g " • P311:1 ? "41 t - of Goisdkall-orstt..lieWitet. i. _ . ' ' bill vessel, l g.' ••• I ..: o .q.,IOIIO.NIinSHSPS DISHOLVIM. ~ ..- - i i I , 4iiiiiied i ii si 1 : 1 7 : tele. 9. rivid,J. ffurrocks, rupcl . .l. 11obscia,AdandiArs.. Mt,. in thi Ore% 'l . .blis, iiirt 6: lla'agli,'ShathOlioodeo, %thug th I'. f rAtirleatHoiuNifaatiefia.-3. L. limit, 'Hargraves:and W. ' ' t XSligils ' ANSlO 4 Witilk ANIVIIIIMbie-4.) M I o .sold4. tr c Neat 'MOM' rotaa, elliaghorough, tiort • ptombirc, itreigiallif ,_PVIto.. rs „„`I - It.e. J.. 3: atitr.l. Oudot., ldtienanbarY, Pielstl___ e 7" ''. h i lt very I; F. %ell and W. Ail- ItliliaoV-MO4O-dretto - " m bwelaaftalitgi , ', i 1 r j Owners—lt. VaswOrdi and 1. Lloirats, Liverpool, wkomie- 1 0 he t I ist be ifti 1 I