The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-02-27 00:00:00

4 11 % 54 11. - , r :f 1 ' 410 • ,eotates -(11,41) \ts.- 41,1 •‘ . 4 )44 % 1 4 • t Ile i'd A . 5 IVoi s ~'•.: LONDON, MOIbAY, FLORUAIY:27, 1815. )n F. is, 'IN km PRI. No. 281.1. .PRICE 640. . . Vis s , THE%TKE ROYAL. DRURY.LANIe. fir If IFe presont EVENING, Feb. 27 1 their Msjesiirs' Sets will perform . " The Cause fur sohaeA BINPOiII fell Is theqield. au/ LiaArbki I'' THE TABLE-BEER, BREWERS respectfully Inforso the PUBLIC, that tat atrontsty nevi tbe prier Of T• PILE- RIPMR oil' be reduced to TWENTY-TWO SHIL LINGS per Barrel. BURY HUTCHINSON. Sec. Brewer's Hall, London, Feb. 24, 1815. .Faber rea LONDON GAZEITE, Fos. %b. Admiralty-Oriet,.Feb. 25. • Cnpyof a Letter from Capt a in Upton, of his Majesty's ship .Itioos, addressed to Rear. Admiral Grit Pith, sad transmitted by the latter to John Wilson Cruker, Esq. His Majesty's ship Juno°, at Sea, January 3, 1815. Stn,--4 have the satisfaction to inforig you, tht Jution captured, at four A. M. the Anitrican het . maphrodite privateer Guerriere, F. A. Horsham, I Master, of four guns, 60 men,.and 200-tons burden, which had sailed helm Portsmouth, New Hampshire, pon the Ist inst. victualled for a cruise of four months ;, she had made no captures.-1 have the ho nour to be, &e. (Signed) C. UPTON, Captaio. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. TOWN AND COUNTRY. Reuben Gleamy (50 tiaxl.ll4e. Kean; Hon. Mrs. Gienroy, Mr.. Glover. After which n new Pallet, called INDIAN NUPTIALS. T•, which will h• sr i,i e d, THE CITIZEN. I„e.Jlv. ll u npla•, with The Ninth Simone. ihr v. he opened at halt past eve o'clock, la he el., 'II half pat %ix. ; aec.•nrl Price 9a Ml. Pit, 9i. 6d. ; Second yri r. 9. I.nwrr Galion', 2a. t Second Price, Is.—Upper I'.; Second. Price. drt.. . • VILLA TO BE LET, CULVERLANDS, SIX MILES FROM READING. AGenteel, commodious, and most delightful RESIDENCE, mid) 63 acres of fertile arable nud pa,- tare land adjoining the same : these premises are inutile on Rurghfield-hill, one of the most interesting and beautiful spots in tit; kingdoms. Particulars and Tickets In view may be bad of Hawkes and Cu. Land Surveyors, Reading. Letters not answered unless post-paid. • No. 5, LEICESTER-PLACE. TIFIEAP and GOOD.—Those who want to pot ctio.e PIANO-FORTES of every de.eviptioa, Pedal Harps, Barrel Wong, dm. both New and Secund-hand, will Sod a very great variety as above, nnd they ainv have all Pp. 11911110 V of hearing the Patent Oblique Harmonic and Cabinet 'Piano. Fortes. all wale by the fotesoor, one of which it des• tined fur his tiajeAy the El/peter of Hari. 0 ' ~.% tip at Pro, THEATRE - ROYAL . COVENT(timijirm. T HIS present EVENING, Feb. 27, will ARTAKERXF.S. • Affrr THE SLEEP WALKER. T.. which will he added.. • .. The New Grand Chriomis Pant... Time. tailed NARLEQI.IfIW wHITTtNa rtm ; or, Lunt Mayer of Londuo. .-- ---- - . Tidid3,, TIONIeO Aid J u liet. . . boles, :i ; Second Price St. eld.—Pit: st. 64. ? • /Wood p net , 4>.— Lneet Clollet%, 16 • t Seemed lister. lt.—Upper Gallen, I, ; Second Price. 6d. . A l'imde Box gone be hod eighty. on aippliattion to Mr. likawt.m, at the Boz.othre. • - STRAND THEATRE. TM ft 4 rpm' il;t Adotheld. rrms PIO:SENT MONDAY' end To.uierrew. 1 (N. R. Nu Pesterisamce aa Wedassdays awl Fridays Auks Lem ). •LOPE! HONOUR! AND OBEY! • VIA ORIGINAL BROTHER ANO MATER. • Principal Cbwrwerrrs—Mr. Metpditb, Mr. VlRkwa, Mr. %Alof t t Mos. Rik', rind Miss Scott. A Diiertistaieso b Mr. J. Jones. Mr. Remote, Miss Hart, M;al Co..k, and Mit. Gibbs. Wks sin be preettled. the highly-partial , Comic Barletta, utilka by Miat'llyeli, tallest WOACICHAAII AND WINDRAMI Wilford Wh ,ehlterol4. Mr. Meredith Wisrrit Windham, F M . Mr. SoPhbioor Wiodhom, Mt. Villiers; Thomas Tiae4 6 rr (W 144 f-theta's Servant Masi). Mr. Hutkelt and Maria linork ham, Miss Scott. To cuorloote with nn entire new Comic Pnutositnet with new Mu ic. ;seances. Dro•rw... Mid I)eeorsitions, called lIARIAQUiN RASSELAS; (Jr. The HAPPY YALLF.YI II trleania, Mr. Yarnold; Clams, Mr. Fletillblt ; sad Co hwittne, Nis. Cooke vl..C.ontib..ll will give his Tatittninns of several distinguished Dimon/ode Prrformers. Doors open at Half-past Five—Begin precisely at Half-past s c. 44.—Pit 4s.—Gallery lg.—Second Price at Half-past I Pixel to he token of Mr. Stuck, at the Boa-office of the T.estre from Ten'till Three. lecosi Price atisalt-past Sight. - pIIOUSANI)S of Gentlemen that were bald, R. have declared. after using prince's Russia Oil regularly Sa it months, the Said — plactrs Irecime" - eitvired with hair.—' Gentlemen wearing powder aught to use Peace's Russia Oil in stead of pomatom, or mired with pautatamow it is well knows that powder makes hair dry, fall off, or turn grey ; but Prince's Russia Oil is ouch d nourisber to the hair, if used constant when drcr..ing, not a hair will fall of or turn grey. The ROYAL FAMILY, and the Nodality, Gentry, and the Public in geoerat, may rely on Prince's Russia Oil. Is the best and whole:molest Oil for the hair of Ladies, Oen- ' drown. and Children ; and if used constently, not a bate will fall or or tern grey, and makes weak and short hair grow thick and long; renders dry or harsh hair soft ; where hair has got ' thin or bald, if .theleasl moors remain, will. be restored .1 pre. tee eye-brows, whiskers, and keeps real or false hair in riot. (here will in fusee been 'n(tter bat large size Bottles sold, One (Miner' a Battle; Two Bottles fur Twit Pounds ; or Six tar Five Pounds. Observe, each Guinea Bottle tootains the quantity of live right .hilliag Bottles, which is asaiing of la-. lathes and Gentlemen wilt he mum particular, when paying a Guinea, to have Prince's Genuine Russia Oil. Parents. Guardian's,. and Governesses; ore informed that each Csinra Bottle romans Five Ounee Bottles.. o nd . by getting 4.f use Druagist Ounce Phials, they inns' xrp;firate ,i 1 iota hy.'• Sold Wholesale, Retail, anti for EviO4ratiiies. by the sole Prmirrier"rs Mr. Prince, John-street, Oeford..sereer, .I,nnelon and by Mr. Smith, Perfeiner to hit Mairsts New 116 .. - -street; Rewires, Perfumer In her Mitesty, Tithrootw -- Irecr Batley and Blew, Perfumers to Ow riuce Prim's., and Duke ma Duehe.w of York: Cortopur.street i ifardines ZRi Pail - Mali t NewberrYs 4.i, .Si. Pail 0 Church-. ant 4 I)ipy, Row (Mirth- %rod Fleerotookes t Baler. 4. Cheapside ; Edward.. fifi, fia, Ins s orsCboteh-yord ; how, 930, Bused i Bacon, 150.0xfora street $ Be ry mid Lehman. Greek.. Street ; Weston Had Root. _‘.4i9, Strands nsiri•tor. 59 Fleet- Street; Riggs, 66, Fheatoide Belton amt. Tun.. Royal v. change; Beadle end Dowding, S i n $ Richrent hosylhOG, Dreww.dreet. Dublin ; woe by 24001 principal Performers . nod Moretti Feeders. CAUTION-Air the safest way to attack Impostors. Sworn before the Lord-1181w at the hinusion-hnose, Lnn • an the 1 0 .1 th Nor., 11111, that Mr. Prince, oralubasstreet, (Word-wee, is the original Preto Woe of the Russia Oil ; Haut afire spetolice tbenwind.4., which can be proved by the Proprietors .if the principal Newspapers in Laotian, nod also • twui Tevretaible Wiwile.q4le Perfumers and Medicine Yea 4rts, it mu,; be confessed it is viltitny of any persua to couuter- Ileit. SUPERIOR ADVICE. is of the first consequence to ascertain on 1 whose talents and linearity a firm reliance may he p!rwedin alliction. Mews. CURRIF. and en., %claims of .ence mud high professional atotinmeitts. Members of the INswl Colleges of London and Edinburgh, present to the Pah l" the result of 90 years' exiwrienee in the Cite, of Venereal ''RMl•ilnle, and those Debilities and Deficienties which nut "l!fequently prevent or embitter the inatrintooialstate. In the gradations, from recent infection to rinifirthrd Lues, their treatment commasals very often a verily, and always a iruiscal cure. In dubious (wry, their long mat well-arranged •rperlence rives thrm a priimptitade of derision that secures tilt Patient from bring mercininlized out of existence, or hay Inc hi, c , m-titution undermined, and the vital principle destroy ed try a Intent, but insidious disease, or a blind and fatal coati &ere in shallow pretenders. In Nervous Debility, Vaseular Rein val Mn. alai A tnitY of the Organs, arising from excessive indulgence, insalubrious hoor-, or solitary isemmulity, their practice give Anew life and energy to the system, even in cases which are verging no de ? air. Strictures mod other derangements of tiw Urethra they P-01 , .VP la andel and effect/oil almoner. Slight and recent CAA e ► 0! Venereal Infection are cured io the short pm iod of two Tn the Female flex it will Ise emwelitary to know that they may he cured of those Debilities skirl* dettat cutiception, and zip the fountiatimi of connubial felicity. Patient, treated with candour, delicacy, and inviolable se , rety, Messrs.. CV RATE sod Co. may be cottstilted every day, at !4 , 1r Iltaugt. 107. listilit4l-rirdeil. ••• Letters from. the (',intotry, stating miansels the rose Bte. and embalm; a reinitirmee Spa Advice and '.l inure. he treated wish barilioesidoculii 4 M 6 • No. la, ifuston-garden. OIL AND conk MILLS. ------- .110 be SOLD or LIT, those valuable end eaten. 1 live FRP-liiiol.D MILL& situate nt Charlton, near Dover. The Oil Mill has been lately ..reeted in a mind substan tial manner on the most improved principle*, and is allowed to be one of the finest, and most powerful Mills of the kind in the country. 'The Corn Mill in likewise in rompleto repair. end both of them worked by. a powerful and user-fitilit% supply or water. They possess peculiar ft om their proximity to the extensive shipping P it of Dover.. which gives a facility of importation and exportation, scarcely to be equalled. A Plan, Elevation, an 4 Particulars of the Premises, wild the numerouss store-houses and. conveniences minified to them, May be Seed at Mr. Millingt_ ,on*s 'Civil Enelswer.No. 91, Duke street, Manchester-square, Loudon, who is authorised to treat fur the disposal of the Muse; •as *ell as Messrs. Culled., Charl ton. near Dowbri,Kesd. . • • QUACKERY NOT ONLY IN UitES BUT DESTROYS ?HOMAN AS. Superior Advice is of importuoce to the Afflicted. COOPER and CO. Surgeons, Members of the Royal Colleges of London and Edinburgh, after 3) years' estensre practice, continue to direct their Ondies to the cure of a Certain Complaint in all its Stages, and those debilities pro duced by juvenile indiscretions, long residence sit bot climates, &c. dtc. wbich, If not timely remedied, derange the system, and shorten life. Slight and recent cases of ibfectioa are, by their peculiar mode, 'teetotally cured in a few Oar; and they .partigularly claim the attentios of those who have attempted the cure them selves. we who Stave hero err uofdetunnte as iu have a land Sad fatal confidence in men ignorant of so important a branch of the proiMsion, whose Improper treatment not only fretpiedil4 'treys the vital spark, but casts Eruptions on iMo beads., and body, sore eyes..mouth, nod nose, orei ilea, 'aids" e .ears, swellings in the neck, ulcerated sore throat, miliaria, obstinate gleets, nodes on the skin b.ines, nocturnal pains in the !wad and livelhAton fremientls mistaken for rheumatism/, ex treme weakness in the knees, and swelled andel., uniil at length dropsy ensues, with a gem ral debility and decay of the consti tution, all arising from this dreadful disease larking ni the habit, or the improper use i.f inererry, mad which symptoms fre qatmly appear years after, and tar often embitters the maul moot& state. -we Messrs. Cooper and Co.'s erperlenee is the above disorders, are unparalleled. Are consulted daily from Ten till Eight, by all ranks of people, or by letter, stating their case, age, mode of Heim, &e. (midi/Wog a remittance), want ntedicases, sod toe best advice, will be ..eat to any part of the town and country: Direct, Messrs. Cooper a Co. Surgeons, Charkotte-howe, Great Charlotte-street, El ickfriara-road, Load a ; hut no Letters are answered which do 8101 contain a Cao.4lllllle Fee. N. B. The Piles and FIAUIa are by them cured without cut- Slag. • Ads ire gratis, on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday Morn ' lap, from Eight till Twelve. DEBILITY. &c. INCOURAGEI) by the uniform success 'at '4 tending the pet slier Method of Treatment in the cure of a few prevalent Cuirtiplaims, which hats been confirmed by the experience of many vrtiro, in a large and extensive practice— seteible nlso, of the happy effects resulting to the. Public from Medical Men confining their attention to a certain elms of Dis eases, Messrs. BOSS and CO. Members of the Royal Col lege of Surgeons in London, continue to direct their studies to Nose Disoniers arising from n secret destructive habit of in considerate Youth, which not only fleffnioll, a innner.lii train of Nervous Affections, but also (moils on its votaries all the enervating imbecilities art old age. lli that distressing slate of Debility or Deficiency, whether the consequence of such bane ful habits, excessive drinking, long residence in hat climate.. of say other cause; by olden the power,: of the riutsiiiiilitut become enfeebled, as regularly educated Surgeons of London, they offer is firm, safe, and speedy restoration to sound and v Qnrnas • Where an early application is made for the Core of a Cer tain Disorder, frequently contracted in a moment of inebrie- Ix , the eradication is generally completed in the short space of east days. and in the mote advanced and inveterate stages of .1/caveat Infection, cliJracterised by a variety of painfal and distressing ssisptuni-, us perseverance in their plan (without re straint ladiet or exercise) will ensure to the Patient a permanent and radical cure. . • The Di-eases of the Urethra, as frequently connected with, or arising from the above Complaint, have not escipel their attention; by lin infhllible and improved plan, they area. ablest to remove oli-ne s tle Glee's and Stricture?, whether recent or of long duration, witlunu resorting to the painful, and dangerous i of the Caustic 11.:agie. Many mittinees can he adduced of very invert-ion cusses, of several years continuance. having yielded to their met hiul hi is few days. after the cure had, been attempted by other practitioners without ellect ; and such has been the agreeable result of a practice of 14 years, that the mode of treatment has JAW, in one single instance, ever roved abortive, during which pi rind runny thoosand pertain. of Roth Sexes have experienced the enjoyment of haying been perfectly cured. after severe and injurious methods had been persevered in to DO purpose. To Married Females, a hose expectations of those tender pledges of connubial happiness have been defeated, it may also be a pleasing reflection in Itimw,thist by is proper perseverance in their remedies, the general health is renovated, and the im pediments removed. Messrs. Goa and Co. exclusively professing the cure of these particular complaints, in order that they may not be marked by a mistaken few, with the obloquy so justly winched to the ignorant empiric, think it but justice. to themselves to state. that they have been properly educated and initiated into every brunch of the profess' (certificates of which, from various hospitals, and testimonials from the highest profe.sillual autho rities, they have to convince any enquirer). That a residence isi the warmer hemisphere of our eastern world, as well as i n other parts, emboldens theta to assets, that their researches having beets confined to diseases already mimes:ord. they bold . out a certainty of rennvation to such as ina) labour under the debilitating effects of a life•pasiied under the torrid zone. And farther, that having had opportunities, io their professional ea . Or forming an intimate acqua intance with the constitu tional habits of seafaring person?, they offer In them the best assurances of itntsediate ter ; that the success resulting from their taidenvours first induced them to quit the practice of the grneial practitioner; and they presume their pretensions con stitute a fair ground for the unprecedented confidence with whirr) they have, by the public, been sn liberally honoured. Pniiente in th; country are requested to state the particidars of their case, age, and manner of living. enclosing a remittance for advice and medicines, and the remedies will be given ur for warded to any part of the kingdom. Tu be consulted at their !muse daily (personally, nr by letter, post paid) by patients of either sex, with secrecy, delicacy, l . and attention. Goss and Co. Surgeoas,l3, Bouveriesotreet, Floet4treet. May OWL War-office • Feb. 9b. let Regiment of Dra g oon Guards. Tolle Lieutenants, by parch: rnet W. I). Irvine, vice Wallace, promoted; and Corset J. E. Greases, vice Qiticke, promoted. 701 Dino, Veheriesary Surgeon John Nesbitt, from half- pay eff die 18th Light Dragoons, to , be Veterinery Supecoo„xice Mellows, placed lapin half-paY of the 18th Light DragnoW. Ist Regiment of Dragoons, Jolts ?oohing, Gent. to be • Comet, by purchase, vice Micklethwaite, promoted. 7th Regiment of Light Dragoons, John Pringle, Gent. to be Comet, by purehme, vice Peters, promoted. Paymaster Thomas Felton, from half-pay of the 23d Foot, to be paymaster. *ice Thompson, who exchanges. 9th Ditto , Stair-Surgeon O'Connor, from the half-pay, to be'Surgeon, vice Peach, who exchanges. ' lids Ditto, Lientenaot Benjamin Adami to be Captain of a Troop, without purchase, vice Davison, promoted in the 67th • • Regiment. pt Regiment of Foot Guards, James Talbot, Gent, to be En sign, without purchase, vice La-Welles, ptobotted. Sib ltegiment of Foot, William Rohirsou, Gent. to be Err sign, without purchase, vice Barry, promoted in the 60th • Foot. litli Ditto, Captain W. Hobart, from half-pay .of the 49th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Bean, who ex 90th Ditto, Captain T. W. Chambers to be Major, by purchase, vier Roberts, promoted In the Regiment of Roll. 3.5 th Ditto, Edward Noel Gwinnell, Gent. :o be Ensign. with out r putchase, vice Wilford, appoipted to the itoyel Staff 96th Cor tito. Captain Robert N. Crosse, from half-pay of the RW, merit, to be Captain of a Company, vice Gillum, who 36tnthanges. h Ditto. Lieutenant Samuel D. Grinsell, from half- pay of the 'lloth Foot, ter be Lieuteoabt, via Alexoneer Campbell, who _exclienges. 40th Ditto, Ensign James *0 to be Panamint, without pur chase. vice Franklyn, promoted. Henry Stern Napier, mt. to be Ensign, vice Glyn. - 3111 Delft, Edward Browne, Gent, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Whitfield, who retires. 59th Ditto, Lieutenant Richard Howard to he Adjutant, vice Crawley, who resigns the Ad jutnittey 60th Ditto, Ensign P. Grant, from the 9 . td Foot, to be Lieute nant, by purchase, flee Mitcht•ll, intimated. To be Kosigne, without purchase—allllMo Plunkett, Gent. vice )tutledge, deceased • and George Hopkins, Gent. vice Vest Altinstein, promoted. 63d Mo. Second Lieutenant William Conninghem, from half pay a the 23d Foot, to be Ensigo, v ice Kai k, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 74th Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon Edward M'lver, from half pay of the 10th Foot, to be Assis tant -Surgeon. vice, Napier.. who ex changes. 87th Ditto, Ensicn Joseph M. Reads, Garrison Batts • lion, to hr Ensign, vice Wallace; d 90th Ditto, Liestemint H. M. Williams to be Captain of a Com pany, vice Maclean, deceased. Enshmi J. Abbott to be Lienteneet, vice Williams. 84th Dittii,Brevet Major Charles Campbell to be Major, by purchase, vice Laing, who retires. LieutenantJohn)ltirchinsion to he Captain of a Company, by ' purchase, vice Campbell. Ensign John Macn,tb to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Ilutchieson. 9511! Ditto, .lames Hannay, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Curry, deceased. 6th Weal udia Regime.nl,.Eoden Charles Andrews to be Lieu ' tenant, without purcbaets, vice Joseph Welsh, promoted. Willitim Little. Gent. to belittle" vice Andrews. Ist Garrison Rattalipn, Lieutenant John Casisser Harold. from the 11111 Foot, to tie Captain of a Company, vice Young, ap -1 pointed to the 40th knot. M EMOR A 1/I.i NI. ..... Ensign John Al•lntyre, of the Sd West India Regiment, who was superseded, at stated in the {:suzette of 1 lib October lust, is reinstated in his rank. Lienteunin Gower! /Limpet, of the GOth Foot, is superseded, being absent without leave. 'the appointment of Lieutenant George 1: [orange, from half; pay . of the 31st Foot, to he Ensign, without purchase, is the Sd Regiment of root Guards, as stated in the Gazette of the 24th alt. has not taken place. , • . BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. J. H. Howard, Stockport, Clushire, druggist, from Feb- 25, to April 15. BANKRUPTS. • ' A. Grant. Broad-street-place, rnerchint. March 4,14, April 8, at Guildhall.. Attorney, Mr. James. lidcilersbury, It, Werth, Leveriagton ' Isle of Ely, miller, March 9, 10, April 8, at the Rose and Crown, Wisbecb. AttOruies, Messrs. Girdlestone Bellamy, and Wished; ; and Mr. Worthen), Castle-streei, Holborn. 3. Cranstone, Upper Thamesstreet, ironmonger, Feb. 28, March 7, April 8, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Bennett, To kenbouse-Nard. M. Fallen. Upwell, Isle of Ely, shopkeeper. March 4. 14, April 8. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Farlow, H. Clife , Glmignw and Carlisle, merchant. ' Feb. 28. March 14, April 8, at Guildhall. Attornies, Mesta. J. and J. Greg son. Angel-court, Throgmorton-street. T. IL Bennett, Wapping.wall, slopseller, Feb. 28, March 7, April 8, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Jackson and Knaggs, Fenehrircb-ctsunbers. J. Simnel!, Manchester, factor, March 9, 10, April 8, at the Cr•wit Tao, Liverpool. A ttarn i es, Mr. Gregory, Liverpool ; - -- _ . _ ~ Gray's Feb. E. KIWI, Rotherham, Yorkshire, hmaikorsgee, Mita 1 his April 8. at the title . Hotel; Binnlagham. Ihalpyliese 10 4 ftm•tos, Gray's Inn-square ; and Messrs. Stubbs, Redo, mat Wills, Birmingham. S. B. Clouter, Bristol, stationer, March 10, 11, April 1, 4 Ole Castle Inn, Birmingham. A ttoruies, Wrests. Uevalli • aki* Tooke, Holborn-coort, Gray's Inn; and Mr. Burnish, Bir miogfutm. F. ilansford, Lincoln, grocer. March 20,21; April S. at thy, Saracen's Head I ;tu x Lincoln. A ttarnies, Mr. Mapass,_Uncolp V- • end Messrs . Willis, frairthorne, and Ciarke, Warnford-goars. •• V. Uwe, Malicruft. Chapel-foie-Frith, tVerttysbire, Merck 8, 11, April 8, at the White Bear Inc, Manchester. Attorahh, ?Acura. Hewitt aad.N irk, Manchester; and Mt. Bilis, Chita. ceg-lane. T. Jack man, stn. Oakley-Farm, Hampshire, farmer.. Meek 16,1%, April 8, at the Dolphin Inn, Southampt o n. A.uorspes, Mr. Barney, Southampton ; and Mr. Rae, Howard-W*6 Logsdon. , J. Newstead, Ade, Norfolk, spirit-merchant, Feb. 28. Morrie MApril 8. at the Norfolk Hutel, Norwich. Attendee, Messrs., illard and Motray, Norwich ; and Sir S. Whiteombe and King, Serjeant's Inn, Fleet-street. C. Brown and C. 011ey, George-street, Partalawaaaarto brewers, Feb. 28, Match I], ARril.B, at Guildhall. Attornq. :Mr. Pike, Airistreet, •• 8. Dixon, Boston, jeweller. Mitch. 9,- 21, April 8, at the White Hart lon. Boston, igttleatsios. Mr. Maw Boston; and Messrs. Loaingtoa anti . Sepondarke.oll4o. TemplL DLVIDANII_ -S. Muth 18, J. Mears, Aldgate, woollea-idtaper—March le, T. ' Mitchell, Jandstreet. Coramermid-road, ebeesealatiger—Marrit 18, J. E. Wilsoh, Hosodsditeh, bardwaramaa—Marck 21, E. 'Jones, len. and,B. Jones,jen. Ileteford, torit-factors—March 216 W. Divies, Hampton' Bishop, Hereftwdshire; "'pelmets — March 18 J. Bursley,Hasoway-suret,Oxford4l4o,ahaesnaher —Mare,h 22, J. Fowler, ,Ormskirk, Lancashire, printer—April 11, G. and A. Remington, Oxfinif-street, catinet-maken— March 14, T: Potharlry, Gosport, asershant—March 18, G. Woods, Woking Mill, surrey, mealtaaa —March lit, J . nears. Black Motley, kaez, cattle-jubker—March 4, T. Dail244, St. Martin-strmi, Soatbwark, bootanater—March 18, G. Symr, ii,todstreet, Minories, aserdiasa—March 20„ W. Judd, sec, mut W. Judd, sun. Banbery, Oxfordshire, and R. Judd, Skating - Um, currfers—March 2D, J. Horsfield, Bolton ' grocer—March 41, S. Lee, Birellin-lane, merchant—March 14, T. apd W. Crawford, Poplar. Stepoey, stone-mason. • CERTIFICATKS—Maaca Is. _ • M. B. Harvey, Wiltikma, ,Enex. and J. W. Harvey, /Dad. lelgh-ball, Eager, bankers—J. Gallow, Birmitialsata, taathrestst tieal-incrtimeadasaker—T. King, Charlotte -street, Sateees- Welk. carpenter,—C. Langstaff. Noltioglam, alarchan4tlY. Grossman, Llniosistreet e Southwark, cUrrier. • PARTNERSHIPS ,DISSOLVED. . J. Jackson and W. Morton, Liverpool, sugar-ndners—J. Harrison, T. Cash, 'and T. Doter, Liverpool, brick r asakets— W. J. P. Wilkisost and-W. H. Palmer, Eseter, graces —M. Holdich and J. amide, Crowlaod, Lincolnshire, meaner,— G. Hall and J. Coulsou. Sheffield, cutlers—J. Sheppard and 'J. Payne, Gainsboeongh,Liocolnshire, manners —E., J., sod E. L. Hp* laud, ft naboa.froo-masters--J.Taw leyandT.Spokes, Btu k frsarv`.rood. upbololcrers—J. Wltne and 9. Stanley, Aged itreet. and Coventry, ribbon-manufacturer—W. Ross llogsatid. J. Bolles, *Milton, Yorkshire, farmers-4.llallam, an* hridge, ;Lincolnshire, and E. Gascoyne Calsterworth, Lintels. shire. fielest-jobbers—K. Leeming and 'P. I . Grellier, Item, wood.street, Klshopsgate silk-brokers—J. Levett, sea. and K. Leseu. Brund,street, Ratciii, nail-mautifaclurecr —J. Cisreri son and W. Ferrahy, Beverley. Yorkshire, curriers—J. an , R. Wilkins , Cirence.ter, Gloucestershire—C. Ling and H. Ket t Marwick, coal-merchants—W. Price and S. Kinsey, Tower vtreet, ship-brokers—W. Sanders and 1. Arlidgc, Kent-street road, baker,—W. S. Murton and B. Lord, Rochdale. Lanca shire, at/Wien-manufacturers—S. Sutton, at. Sutton, T. Saito., W. %film; and G. Pratt, Leek, Staibrdshire, silkmmaufac curers—J.li. Bate and G. Fnans, Liverpool, ship-brokers—J. and H. Reed, Mill-street, derinondsk id e arot. orn-factorp—T. Kos cow, J. Symonds. and W. Roscow, lanajirokers— J. Jaws Mid E. Keaworthy, Liverpou , candlewick-manure°. turers—lL Hassell, C. Browne, and J. W. Attwnod, Bri•tol o bathers— W. Ifiron and S. Thrower, Cambridge, lines-drapers —K Ford and G. Platt, Newcastle-uaderlLyme, mercers. The Average Price of SUGAR, fur the Week, ending Feb. 22, is 70-,. Od. per Cwt. Average Prices of CORN of ENGLAND and WALgS, pet Quartet, from the Return, ending Feb. 18: Wheat. I Rye. Barley. I Oats. I Beans I Passed Oafue. P. 4. s d. 64 3 j' 7 2 d. s. d. t. 4. Is. 4. 7 V 2 0 37 1 141 1 . S. d. 49 8 Average Prices of BRITISH CORN,•in SCOTLAND, by the Quarter of eight inchester Bushels, and of Oatmeal per BoH of Scotch Troy, of the Four Weeks hontediately preceding keb. IS:— Wheat. I Rye I Barley. Oats. Beans. j Pease. I Oates: 8. d. s. it d. d. a. d. a. d. d. 50 0 38 3 27 4 21 7 33 0 3.1 2 17 5 A Foreign Journal contains the following laugh. able anecdote of a French fiddler, of the name of Boucher, who lately came to push his fortune in London. On his arrival at Dover, across the Chan nel, he had the mortification to see his fiddles seised by the officers of the Customs. It was in vain he protested that they were not articles of commerce, but instruments for his own use; and that if he meant to make money by them, it was at least not by their sale. 'Fhe fiscal agents were deaf; the fiddles must . pay duty. To fix the amount, their value must be estimated ; and Mr. Boucher was desired to set his own value on the fiddles; he fell into the snare, and fixed a very moderate price. Then, in virtue pf Custom-house regulations unknown to our travelling musician, they offered him fifteen per cent. more than the valuation, and declared they would keep the instruments. Our artist was in de.. 'pair; he complained, be prayed, he threatened, but all in vain ; there was only one resource,—that of going to London to claim the interference of the• French Ambassador ; but to do this, lie must part • _ ... , . ' Inn ' ' . fr o m his dear fiddiei, the instruments of his glory 141d J. td ir ai ntch . e n r, A G e o ie kr d en-l j a ah oe. n' y 'll east ehle6hc -Asercha mi ss rt t: - -0. 28, March 7, April 8, at Guildhall. Attorsey, Mr. liaatiltoo, Berwick- 1 and his fortune. He wished at least to bid them a last . 1 adieu , and taking - up one of them , he brought from street, Soho. T. Blackburn, Liver Pool, tallow-chandler, March 21, 22, . . . April 8, at the Cadell Lion, Liverpool. Anomie', Mr. Leigh,' It him melodious but doleful sounds as corresponded Liverpool ; and . Mears. Lowe. mod Cowbura, Hare-court, with his *feelings, The Custom-house o ffi cers at. Temple. ' • titicieti by cite notes, formed a group around birn, J. A. Levy. Backlenbary ? 'merchant, Feb. 98, March 4, .. April 8. at Guildhall. Atli:wales, Moms. Crowder, Lark, and which gradually increased, so that the office could Garth. Frederick's-place, Old Jeari a l •no longer, contain the collected auditors. They begged the muskian tb pass into a large lobby, to i S. A. Levy, liucklersbury, me at, Feb. 28, La bl y a se rc , h and 4. April 8, at Guildhall. Attorales, nut Crowder, Garth, k rederick's-place, Old Jewry. I which he willingly assented. There. mounted On a T. Hopper, Wappiag-wall, victualler, March 8,11, April 8, s t e p o f th e Staircase, he performed several pieces ' at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Mills, Vine-street, Piccadilly. which charmed even fiscal ears. Animated by his W. Awbery, Kopeck-street. Haymarket. victualler, March 4, 14, April 8, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Burnley, Church- i success, theartist surpassed even himself, and.the en covet, Watbrook. 118 . ' thusiasm of the audience was it its 'height, when they W. Dadd, Chatham, tea-dealer, Feb. 28, March 11, Apr ilB, at Guildhall. Attoraies, Mr. Nagai, Palsgrave-piace; T l : ni ple‘ ...:..i h ear dcborimiapataisantG o dvaacreisaaiioeEnvestrey ' King tHawhagrepay was u se 'u forf to t e dg much e n i t h talent e the ve most natnh le bar t and Mr. JeKerys, Chatham. W. Herbert, Sandford, Oxfordshire, cow-dealer , March 6, % , April . B. at the White Lion Inn, Banbury. Attornies, Meyrick and . Broderip, Red Lien4quare ; and Mr. ellikli ,IPltriatiOrli of thy-,Custom-hooso : " Sir," , said the Banbury. . ~.,.. • • ~L . __., . Chief of . the Customs to the. French virtuoso, 64 take w, &m o wn , m a ncpestar, ineociutnt, Marsh li4lll b e a pr ery g e• • b i t k at the Talbot on, T Manchester. Attoroies, Mr, hills, . C your fiddles: You may boast of .a finer, beanie • -% i more diffliult triumph than that of Orpheus. •He lane ; and Messrs. Tayidr and UPON', Malebesters. .1. whit e , pit c ul e y, Nortbatn_, re ptopshi, victualler. March 10, melted only the Infernal deities, but you hare made It; Arell 8, a t the t;eore Inn, Kettering. Attorn , y, Mr. Ova o ill, II e tter i og, NvolueaPosabire• the dumpier, of Dover Mutt." , • lei, ea. the try, It ort till y'itk