The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-12-20 00:00:00

jt j Ua k( kcJL :bAA _-_ = so/vx—ftu“kf( °• 40as; COUNTY FIRE OFFICE. R 1-:“ F:NT.s.rttnr.T. Titugrat, Ili. Grace the Dide of NOR relf.K, Ili. Grace the Duke of N Tie Must Noble the Martini. of NoRTIIAMPTON, &e. &e. And Sixty ()tree - tom Min Director. J. T. Barber nonunion,. E.to. F. k.S. rIIIIF. distinotishint Principle of this nth., is. cut it combines the *tability or n l'oeTooly Karin[ • large Capital with the minor aticatitatto of sharing Profits its in Union Societies. A permanent Capital of 4f10.11011/. hag been formed in ad dition to the linetuatine Capital ri , iine from the Premiums ; slid it hi e‘preisly provided. that the4e Flinch alone shall be answerable for 'LIMPS. whe:tee Perg.ing iteeve.l are etrec ttatliv secure:l from Liability for the ntlier4. IL-turns of YO and VA per Vent. hn% r been ins ariah!c paid to ill Petioni who hate continued iii..weed tiesen Venri. wf..iher their Ptiliciei were taken nu" for Seven Years, ne were renewed annuslls. wh'eh Return% duelist the last *six Years have exceeded ilti.ollo/. CorIITY FIRE OFFICE. RICOENT-STREL'T. C4"IIT Y FIRE OFFICE it Err EN.--NO. TICE is hereby given to all PRRROnst who In MIA completed their terms of SEVEN YE upt• 'Nowa tNcE. .!:,, RETUIINS of TWENTY FIVE PER CENT. upon all Premiums paid ty them during (hit time. are receivable !..•re and it retreated that such persons as have newleete.l t.. receive their Itcturns in preceding years w II apply for t.. same forthwith. J. T. AIM IP. R RFAUMONT, Managing Directuf. ESSNNCE OF SHRIMPS. FROM the increasing demand of this mach ad mired M.i,ee for ail sorts of Fisk he. it has haltered the Proprietor. HENRY PO WELL. at his Wholesale oil and Italian Warehouse. Si. Newgateeotroot. (where the Trade nisv be supplied with this sad MI other (ienltitir Sauces. Pickles. Ile.) to return his most grateful acknowledgments to (he Puhtle for their kind patronage. and at slate time begs leave to acquaint them that it ii soli by all the Oil mud Italian Wareltonses in London, and hr one or mere respectable agents in every town ,througliont the United kingdom. Observe. none is genuine unless sleeted " Ointnore and sou. - and the Proprietors' seal on the Cork. To Merchants. Captains. and others, it is partlenlariv re commended for shipping, as it is warranted to keep in any elimate. THIRTY PER CENT. UNDF.R ANY lI.IT WARE HOUSE IN ENO!. AND. CJACKSON, Hat Maautaetarer. 54. Ihrhican. . neer the City Repository, has constantly on sale a most extras; .e assortmest of every description of lints aid heaver Bonnets; also a great variety of Hold colour Seal Turbans.—Likewise Boys Cloth Prus.ian Cape of sup 'dine cloth. only 44.—Father Hats sad Caps from Od.—Tar Pub ic will find a rest saving by purchasing as above.--Jark son's New invested treble covered best superfine Bearer lists at only gcs.--they are decidedly the chrair.t and mud elegnnt Hats ever otfor"d to the 'labile. —The n -u inqirmed Patent Water-proof Hat. Silk and Heater, nt 154. this hat will wear three times as long as imitalons now selling from Ms. to Ins. and upwards, bt almost every Hatter; many of them rail themselves manufeeturets.- Trade supplied as usual. N. R. Old Hats covered with silk, and tilde equal to sew. 61.—N0 unpaid Letters received. Jand J. SIVEWRICIHT, Sole ( owritAe?rate • tor the New Yates battery. whlelt eontalee Wort aid Coutoli)), the onpreeedested utoohyr of Niue PRIZES of tsl:teht._ . _ Twice the former Proportion of ell other Priers—end NOT TWO BLANKS To A PRIZE (a re.litrtion of hief . _ the proportion of flanks in former Scheme...) Lowest Prize..e 13 ilnnr~. Unexampled as this is. TICKETS and SII 11IES arr LOW ER in PitlCE. The Drawing begins Yid of January . . when the rinti Prire will deride Three Prizes of d'll.ooo extra each : and as every Capital will hnve anew Ticket, tine Purchaser may obtain Two of t 21.0110 each. J. and J. S. flatter themselyes that. highly as their former Rrltemr‘ have been evtlinateil. the merits of this eerre.l. them all ; end they trust their frields will have the Rome cress at their Offices as in last Contract, when in one Lottery they sold ALL the PRIZES of TWENTY THOUSAND PoUNDs. At 37.12.0r0bi1l ; 11. Holborn; V. Haymarkot ; Where Schemes at fall length may be had orapplicalion. ANGEL ININT. Sr. r I.F.MENT . S. STlts-sco. CENER 01:F ICE. FOIL TI! WELLING. THE following- MMI.B and other COACIIES TO from the sthrive Inn _ _ . Paris no)al %Inii , ria Dusrr Tuesday and Friday Maids, Perismenth and Gusport Mail, through Got'aiming, Pe- Mrsfield, and Purses. every keening at a quarter intst 7. and Sradav at half past (S. On Its *mit al a pirke? suns to the Isle of Wialit, to roavet passengers mud pared:: and a (worn sets off to Chich ester, through Urn) ton, 11 t ant, Emsa ort h, de. Gloneester and Milford Mail. through Henley. Ovford. had Cheltenham, ever) Evering a quarter past 7, and Sun dav at lottlf-past betel. and Canterbury Mail. through Gravesend. Chat ham, and rever.ltant. ever, evening at a quarter putt 7, awl !:unary half past 6. From Canterbury. passengeiN and pnr COS are cotter:tell to Desl, Margate, Iffamagate, tc.; and from Dot tor. ',creels Sri mingled to Fulkttone, Itaudgate, ll)the, DLnrEisrrh. Gomnev, and I.)dd. NORTI11:11,1 COMAIES. Canlisle, Penrith, and Wilitehaven, Port ('oath. gee. with Four llot •es and a Gunrd all the way. Passes P.rough (hoplll, Appleby. Gre.tabrillgr. Richmond. l'atterick, lin eJugtiliridge, Nrtherby, A berinril, Dtmenster. and Gran t aim (the nearest way by IS miles), sets out every morning. sad perfenn. the journey with the greatest facility. Passen ves stele ined on the road. by business or pleartre. have the p•miliar asa untrte of their seats being secured in thr next. Littlohnmpton. Arundel. and Petworth Vouch. Tuesday. Thursday. and Saturday Mornings, at a quarter heror.i 7, except trundny. Kendal. Lancaster, Preston, Kirby, Lonsdale. Roltnn. (' iurtr). tirmskirk. and Garrtang, Post Olathe... r%er) af ternoon at Five o'clock, Guarded. Chichester. Bognor. and Priworth Post-coach. Wednesday, PTO Friday Mornines, at a quarter before 7. 91.1Ver and Catilerh.iry riot Post-coach, Monday, Tues d sty. Thursday. Friday. and Sunday Mornings at 7. Gmlahning and Guildford Telegraph Coach. tbrougli Asb stead, Epsom, Leatherhead, dc. Tuesday, Thursday% and %amnia% Mornings, at O. Liodaimirw. and Guildford Telegraph Coach. throng!' Kingston, Ditton, Cobham, and Ripley, on Mondar. jrrtt isestle%. and Friday Mornings. at 9. sad Morning at 7 precisely, and returns to Lamina the same Jay. ...). . CARRIERS, To Dadelrenham. 111mastford. and lalework ivory Sew dal. nedamillay, Friday. mad *taintilY• VII sod Co., Proprietors. Parrett libel Packages art sit sad eapeditloosly roil- vrevd Mos this los to eatery ty, Tows. VOW". dud i omarrisoot la Ike goitonetog Coolatearels. t—lllailm.Ralle, 4 'ens all. 1),,0m,, Some, 11%04,1 nordoed. . Kell. Oaliord. Somerset, Murree. Somma.Wltait il = Km" Wales, all parts of the Isle of MOO. Jemel, Medea- s..). and all parte of France ; and to iii Parry ottlseltfcirtli rer • 1 • -11, • rA . r :4'• Lt: ts s e 7 rx3tate 1, , 1 og• 117110.3 pi LONDON, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1320. " 9JIt Cause f o r whim HAmpuKN fell •r slis lied, wed RID FY died rs the Stafol4!" - - TRAVIORE RAY. Prittnn rod ascr.o.r..o TL. ELL von 111111 ASKING TISK BUILDERS' PRICE 4. for Ir;21. This day was published. price 44.. the thirty-first Edition. corrected to the prevent Time. CROSBI"S HAAR'S EIV PRICE-BOOK, V for ; ewtsining it correct AiTothit of all the pre sent Prices slims ed be the most entineut !itirvelons, to Bricklayer... Carpenters. Joiner:, Slaters, Plumbers, Masons, Plasterers, Painters. Waxier,. bindls, Carvers, Patriots, Thatchers. aad Paper-hangers. With a great variety of oilier essential information. Orisrinsil ) by Jon Pssitaars, and corrected throughout by an eminent Su or. IV.FR Rey, oR WICK *TRAMS ►XTESDCD TO THE Pins? or %nen. lettl. AVHER F.AS his Majesty's Government propni • to grant a Lease of the Inner Bas or Neck !timid or Tratnore, in the ening y ofWaterford, containing MOO statute Acres, or threshouts, fur the purpose of Einhenking and Cultivating the snow. Notice is hereby given. that the Lords Commissioners of his filajesty's Treasury will receive. on the Ist of March. WM. instead of the Ist of Jamisrv. Mil, as expressed in rouser Advertisements, Proposals from such persons or eonspanies as etas he disposed to en gime in this undertaking. The Lease is proposed to hr entitled for 99 seers. The Person offering the highest Item to he accept-d as the Lessee, but the snow to be Rent Frer for the first Five Yeses, and at half the Rent fur the nest Five Venn. The Einbanknteut to be completed within the first Fire Years. to the satisfaction of tomb person Or persons as s hall he appointed by his Majesty's Govern ment to tinney the name. Proposals may 1w sent addressed to rosnr 114Rnhosr. Esquire. Treasury l'hambera. Loudon ; sad a Plan sad lieetiou atf pe Straattaisy be seam la the Engiaerst:a at Groomer harbour. Treasury eltambees, London, Dee, U. 1910. London: Printed by assignment from R. and R. Crosby and Co., for Baldwin. Crectua,. and Joy, Paternoster-row; and sold by every Ri Worwiler in the I_ It. ItMIESON'S PI - 01.1C ASSCALT, FENC ING. flu ADAWORD. and PC1;114101 trill !alp Flace on Fot I DAS , tint T. , t2d December. ut ttitt Aratlesn. X. Ilk leet—street.--To rum:race at one sAlocit in the A fternoon. —Ticket $4. BRIMITON. N o . :{l4, Miltixr PAR RE.— In a few de}s will be put up at .tUtTION. the LK t for II or VI %ears. of that new built. elegant. bow-fronted NIANSION. (23 feet in front). No. V. Marine Parade. ( ( doors from the New Ste)ne). consisting of a aide cellar. liousekesper's room. lf,ert ants hall, bistler'44 room, kitchen. and larder, on the ground floor, two parlours connected b ' folding doors of I I feet opening, aster closet on parlour story, two drawisprooms, with folding doors similar to MUIR'. three bed-rooms oil the sink Noor. three hed-rooms on the second attic tlevr, and four garrets. a handsome circular stairc3te. The entrance hall and mauc of the room. are finished with large enriched cornice., marble clam- flies, ttc._ . The above house is now open for ingrertion. and will so continue uatil the day of sale, *bid' will be stated in a fit ure nth ertisenuent _ _ The shove. Is the property of Mr. Edward Thunder. Poplar-place. North-stre, i. lirighton, to Wit4lll any commu nications usay be addressed. MOTH' WINE of FINE F'l,Arolll and EI'LL nonv. at 314. per Dozen.--TIIONI XS & !tit:HARD ADROITS respectful') inform their Friends and the Public ie general. that they hair commenced Holt'hoc tuft Pipes of the abuse NIXES. which are till of must excellent quality. Families who wish to his in their Winter Stocks. are re spectfults solicited to roman! their Orders per letter. or to N o. 10 . }dinner-street. No. 11%1'0rd-street. or any of T. and It. Abbott,' Agents. as brio*. to taste the alms. Wines. the ipmfity i.f which is far superior to any outer that hays hero imported 'tithe last three %Wages. T. and thbottg ads° recommend to their Cogtomer4. and the Public in cement!. the follow ine Cu* at %lA. which are prepared in the superior manii..r of the Matiinique Lisinette4 : PrR CAsC Or 111 114.1rTLKS. Nit mil' Rouge et mane Shrub. prepared with the finest Limes and Pine Apples 5.54 Braun) Hitters I ..ppernoint l'oEdlal • (Vile MS* Cl4/4 eontaininz 15 Bottles. in equal propoinotts of Timid) Bitters, Peppermint Cordial, and Close Wendy, refs. the rtse.—Nos eau nod Shrub can 001% he sold in Cases of not leas than 10 flotties, At;P:IT4 N 343 LONDON. Woolitteh. Mr. W. lustin I Camden Town, Mr. C. Ilal- Clreenwieh. Mr.J.T.Thomas , stead Chelsea, Mr.ll.llatehinson Tottenham.Ntr.ftichards. inn. Pullet I. Mr. Froshans I Lewisham. Mr. Jno. Bassett. 'N. R. All other Willies now al equally Low Prices. C( SHOPKF:KPERS and FAMILIES are informed by JOHN 13114110 P and that they have on Male. in their Mahlon. behind the Shop, Piccadilly, next door to the White Behr, London. llaki - Dozen of portal-handkerchiefs, romolls, pullieats and shawl., rotnmencing at Is. per dozen . *NMI Dozen Mens' anti Womens' cotton. worsted. and lamb's-a MA loose and socks, commencing at 44. per dozen. 'NW Piece of 4-iths. 9-Stle, and l- ttli Cambric muslin, commencing at 6d. per yard. MX) Pieces of Welch and other flannels, eommeneing at Is. per yard. IWO Excellent gingham umbrellas, brass and plated mounted, Is. each. Also, a Job Lot of flente:t llollind and other tapes, bim.. ling, &e. containing 161,009 piece... from Isl. per piece. Also, tit- most astonishing cheap collection of tientlemens' Ladies' and Children's boots and shoes, of the very best (aa u ell as common but strong') make. rommencing at Is. p. pair. Also. the Stock of a Milliner, consisting of the latest fashions of muslin, caps. frills, and fustian caps. from hd. each upward:. all made of the mutt superior book, jaconet and Centric intislins. And the Portrait other Majesty 911110T1 Caroline, the best ever vet engraved upon cloth. at MI. each. Also. on consignment. a 'run weight of One ginger. at nil. per lb.. in any quantity : upwards of a thousand barrels of ete.ilent mustard, in casks of 111 b. each. at fid. per lb. With a variety of other articles, all at prices well worth the attention of Dealers or Families, residing even in the insist remote parts of the Kingdom. 11 4 1 A MILI E S who pay It P.l Dl' MON El, are res peel -11.• full) informed by JOHN JONES and ro. VW. Picca dilly, then in addition to the articles contained in the Ite... I•Pfal List last published. they hate added the follow io . a hit+, with all other:. for Fanfly use. John Jones and o. are selling' oh more reasonable Terms than any other Ware hum:. in England:— Arrow Root I 'hoe' la' e. plain Ditto. SFr Daus Sloane's • - - Au. per lb. Cocoa. (patent) of the finest quality la. lod. per lb. Cocoa, Nibs' line - - - - - lb. lod. per lb. Voter of fine quality - - - - 34. 31. per lb. Camomile Plower* - - - - 2•4. ltd. per lb. % Cream of Tartar Essence of Aaeholies - - - - Is. Id. per twilit. Pico India Rice flinger fur Winos. Pickles. ate. - Pd. per lb. Hooey - - - - - - - - - Is. 4d. per lb. Isinglass Olives. (Preach) 1 1 1• Ides of most sorts N.y MIRO • ' 94. per lIA *orb sod Petri Barley Ate Rohr 4d. per lb. • 'llnegai.. (Tarragon) -- - - Is. per *lle. Ditto Distilled %mall llama iLliewtidrvill WSW T - - 4s. dd. roes. Yellow Sosplittki IPP. Card 14/4- per As. Starr Cordes Hs. ed..; Mos* - - Ist. per.tioa. War - - - • - - - -g• - - 444. pert/o. All 4.lssusi a l t ilespltairss wtl observe tbet ohs shots pisest ikor e , lopit Ihdr alkiltiesi, War aseslviorabiy wart Hiss vs 114 1111,q1.4414 Uses !WIT f. rOa roe article. ' • FROM TUESDAY NIGIll"S GAZ E7TE. This Gazette contains Loyal Addresses to his Majesty from the Mayor. Aldermen, Bailiffs, and Common Council. of Liverpool; from the Inhabitants of the Tows, and Neigh bourhood of Liverpool ; from the Vicar, Churchwardens. and other Inhabitants of St. Mary, I•lingtnn ; from the In habiting,' of the Wart of Cheep; from the Mayor. Bailiff . and Commonalty of the eity of Coventry; from tee Inhalii tants of Bridport ; from the Vicar, Churchwardens, Teitries. and Inhabitants of the United Parishes of Mt. Nich•das and St. Leonard, Bristol: from the %Mermen, Bailiffs. capital Burgesses. Burgesses. and other Inhabitants of Denbigh : from the Mayor, Bailiffs. and Commonalty of Lancaster: from the blaster, %Yard ens, and remanent Brethren of the Trinity Lodge of Elgin ; from the Inhabitants of the Town and Neighbourhood of Warrington ; from the Inhabitants of Tunbridge Town. Titubridge Wells. and the Vieipity ; from the Town (ouneit of the Ito) al Burgh of Queen's Perry ; from the P►ovost, Mnri.trates, and Town Connell of the Royal Burgh of Dunfermline ; from the Freeholders. Geotry , an•t Clergy of the comity of Common; from the Inhabi tants of the Toes and Neighbourhood of Preston: frost, the Nlaglstrates, Clergy, Gentry, and other Inhabitants of Sun dert•tnd. Bishop V% earmouth. and Monk Wearmonth; from the Inhabitant‘ of Walthrliostow; from the Magls►rates and Common Council of the city of tilastrow ; from the Bailiff, Burgess, and Commonalty of Wenloek, Shropshire. CROWN OFFIrE, Dr.. IT. ISO. ■[TI'RISRO TO TROT* 11% TWO PIIrsOLTT FORUM- II VS T. Town or Binerinc..upo;:fwrepf—Sir Franck Blake. of Twisel Castle. in the ronnt Palatine of Dorliein. Ham, Is the mosso( Henry fleneigr 4t. Pall, Esq. deceased. FOREIGN-01:MR. Dry. 19. The Kin , : has been pirassnl to appoint John ersirforil. 1.7.1. to he Ilk Ntaiesty *ConAl is the Slate of :11a0 load, to reside it Baltbloom BANKRUPTS. Berner's-street, Mt. Marc-le-bone. pa;nter, surrender Dee. 3). . 1 :11. 2. aal 39. at Guildhall. Attorney. Mr. Hamilton. Berekk-sireel, ttoho. A. Boss, and J. Alurray. Lead••nitall-sreee►, rtl, Jan. Is, &n.l SU, it; Guildhall. Attorney s. 'lades. Tomlinson and Co.. Kings' Irrn-vard, Colemsn-street. N. Bross), Shellleld. draper, 'Jan. V, S. and 30. at the Crown and Mitre Inn, Carlisle. Aitrignova Messrs. llodg son and Nanson, Carlisle ; and Mr. 'Young, Charlotte row, Ma..simi-(louse.strect. J. Foreman. Kettlehurgh, SolTolk. innholder. Jan. 3. L and 311. at the Sea-Horse Inn. Ipse frit. Attorney. Mr. Dine. Esaes-eourt, Temple ; and Mr. Pulliam, Wood bridge. It. any. Lincoln's Inn-Gelds, enal-merchant• Our. 9.3. J . nd SO, at Guildhall. Attornksys, Messrs. Grimaldi .rterl-eburv. W. Pratt, Walsall, Staffordshire. retailer of wines, Jan. 2. 3, and V, at the Littleton's Arms Inn. Penkridee. At torneys. Mesas's. Viii and Wide!. Great J ames-sti ref, Bed. ford-row ; sad Mr. Shutt, Walsall. J. Slater. Wolverhampton, moister, Dec. 49. 30, and Jan. 30. at the Ilen and Chickens Hotel, Birmingham. At torneys. Mrasrs. Long and Ilaustim, II olborn-court, Gray's Inn; and Messrs. Smith and Cu. ft ir iii i wham. J Ilay, Kenilworth • WurwieLshire, builder. .hto. 3. 3, and SO. at the Castle Inn, Coventry. Attorneys, Messrs. Ining and Son, Cuseutry ; and Messrs. Lung and Austin. Grays Inn. Iweson, of Wood-street. London, and of Coventry. ribbon-manufacturer. Dee. IS. Jan. 2. and 30, at fluilthall. thorn*, s. Messrs. Long and Austin. Holborn-court, Uray's Inn : and Messrs. Tronghton and Lea • Coventry. S. Scarf, Leeili. sbdt-inanufaeturer. Dec. 22, at the house of Mrs. Greases. Leeds • VS, and Jan. 30. at the Court-house. Leeds. Attorneys. Messrs. Fisher ■nd Sudlow, 'Cheviots lon, and at Tadcaster. DIVIDENDS. Jan. IS. J. Lachlan,fireat Alie-street. goodtnans's-liehts, ship-hroker, at Giloildhall—Jan. 10, W. lieightley tailor. Biintinaliam, dealer in bullion at the Royal Hotel, Bir. dna haiss--Jun. 30. Iterthon, Koster, and 'l'. Ilarris , m, Cross-street. Finibiry-square, merchants, at Guildhall-- Jan. 0. J. Ati.tin. 11ilerseate-street, corn-dealer, at Guild hall—Jan. l& J. Cooper, Cambridge. merchant. the Rbel. Bull Inn, Catiihrlitgo--"Jan. 13, E. Dent, and Isaac Dent, High-meet. Simiiiwark, hatters, at Guilt:hull—Jan. 13, T. Nock, Binnintrham, factor, at the Royal Hotel. Birmingham —Jan. 11. W. Stanley, Warwick. liyanr-merchant, at the Swan Hotel, War.vick—Jan. 11. S. W ill ins, Russell-street. Bermondsey. felittionger, at Guildhall—Jan. 1.3, J. Cecil, Birmingham, 1110111.1 -red% eller, at the (Ace of Mr. Lowe, Bortle•iley, near lErmingham—Jan. 13, R. Gray, Liverpool, merchant, at the George Inn, Liverpool—January kV. William Dickenson, Coventry, linkman, at the Craven Arms hotel, Coventry—Jan. 33, Willerton Cu ribliox-rnanufacturer, at the Craven .IrIII4 Hotel. Coventry—. l an. 10, R. Newell, Hereford, tailor, at the Colfee•lsouse, Hereford -plan. U. Hutton. Birming ham, dealer in pictures, at the Royal Hotel, Birminglia Jan. 37, J. Morton, Strand. printer, at Guildhall -Jna 0. R. Crounhie, Chelsea, victualler. at Ouileliinll--Jan. 0, R. Cassels, lit. Swithin's lane, merchant, at Guildhall—Jan. 9. S. Brewer, N.' Brentford. grocer. at Guildiiall—Jan J. Wakfrit and M. Walden. llackney, butchers, at Guildhall —Jan. 10. 0. England, Exeter, butcher, at the Old London Inn, Exeter—Jan. 37, W. B. Jackson, Exeter, merchant, at the Globe Inn, Exeter. 4 ENTIFICATE4. — JsX. 9. 111 pr T. Triphook, Bt. James's -str bookseller—R. Bartho lomew. 138.111.10 n BeekOlire. rat -- t. h sses. Liverpool, C merchant—J. t':1: ;r. 1VA:A.46...1 , bookseller—J. iloilmes, Cheltenham, el:11-rortel.ant—T. Brennand. Bread-street. florapside, warelm”semate—R. Kew and T. Thomason, Castle-street. Whittc/tnisel, horse-dealers—W. Wilson. Gateshead. Milian,. ship-owner—C. Stark. Flury, 11.nn es.hire. cotton-spinner—T. Ashmore. Cheltenham and Wlncheomb, Oloucestershirr, banker. PART 11111111 PR I)I.,IitLTR P. 11. Brost aod P. (hake. of the South Rea Chambers. tea dealers—J. Brown, B. Brown, and R. barsou, Staffordshire, aroters—R. Junes sad J. grant, New iiollll - goldsmiths—J. Clarke mid J. Whitehead, Manches ter, attorneys at law—F. Whitworth and C. Tee. Barnsley, Yorkshire. mmthants—T. Watkinson sill W. Haynes, York, thnber inerehants--It. Watson and W. Martine-h. J. Watson (Mandatory for I). 11. NI - Cslnsan), J. Watson, Oreennek, merchants—H. Pugh and W. Cattermole, Ips wieh, feNaosigers—T. Carter and W. Nellie*. King's Arms Yussi.Voiontamstrost, packan--S. Bowman (liseesitriz of the wilikof W. Bowman) and E. Stott, Manchester, lobs*. .esasista—+H. Batton and W. Atkins, Hounds.ilteh, back makers--D. Hodgson, and the P.teentrix and Esemitort of C. H. Thempe, asisowte. Masedaky, J. Manslibmn, T. 0. Mitkgs Sad J. Fields 14111100 11 1 48- gi.ettlts PRICE SEVEN NWT. TOUSSAINT OF HAYTI. All the New Kingdll:ll of flarti has become of ii creasing consequence in the political world, a short Biography of the Mau who was chiefly instrumentll in establishing the independence of that Country will not be unaeceptable. Toussatx r ttas born a Slave; and Nature was de. termined to shell• the fallacy of prejtilliee against cider: for she lavished ition hint her r!cniecst gifts of person as well as mind. Ile was above the inidalle Axe; and of a t rola:sr. thong II nut ungraceful figure: bit it was in his eye that ail touid oloeerve the reSources of his soul. It was an eye, the most elowinent ever roc-stied by Nature: for, though it sparkled with mo nsoon' tiers mess in the held, it shone with a 50f...0-itastre itastre in the Ceencil, and in private life. his person in short, was that, which, to those who had not seen the Royals of the present age, might have given a just idea of !loyalty. Ilia master was eemparAt;rely kind ; that is to say, ToessatxT was nut hog ged very of ten, and vas even pern d M Wren reading and writing; a privilege, which, for an eh vious reason, was not alluts-N1 to mere ti:an one Negro in ten thousand. In this, as in every station lie after- wards tilled, ToussatN r appeared bp be superior to that s'ation ; hut it was nut until he was 'ferry-140 years of age that can o: portnnity offered for the expan 'don of his extraordinary posers. In the year IP!. the Slaves felt that the cruelties Wilford by t'teir task-masters were intolerable. A general instirreelion was the consequence ; the Slaves pet most of tie ;r tyrants to decit. anti determined to be free. at sat - guinary war with France followed almost ituutediatelv hut the love of liberty prevailed: and the Marks sticreeole I in gainittg an intlependeet Coustitution.—e On the first :oppearance of these troubite. Toessaini. unlike his minions, nut only spared the life of his master, but assisted him to escape. Then, ant: not till then, did this excellent Negro Jule his fellow contitrymen. lie was invested with tont:nand: and while he displayed Intuitive military talents of the highest order, he shared the danger and privations of the meanest of his fellow-patriots. Ile encouraged the timid, and tempered the impetuous. tie success fully encountered every difficul:y and basing led his valiant conntrymen to vietory, he softened its r •nsp tinenre, and exerted his well-deserved authority in re raining the indulgence of their rertage. Thas ele vate,' in the hearts of all, Too asset NT directed his a:- teution to the permanent welfare of Ifayti ; and, with that view, made a tour throng's the country, sin his journey he was hailed with the loudest acelaniatiuns, a." the Saviour of ilayti;" but the mind of Tot:A• SATNT was too genuinely great. to be altetted by th e noisy applause of a multitude. He examined the state of the cmintry, with reference to the dis tribution of Justice, the erection of useful in *filmdom. and the general improvement of My th,' Society, principally through the medium of education. Ills labours thus advanced, be formed m Constitution which clearly !hewed the sound policy, and the wisdom of his views of tioveritineut : and he gave the most signal proof of his moderation ; for h.. made not the slightest a:tempt to Juno the gratin% to of his Country into as engine of power for himself. Ye assembled at Troppau Ye puppets ty* royalty who are congregated to deprive man of his native dignity, and to lower him, even to the making' him lower than yonrselves—hook on this picture: and, if ye have nut lost the faculty of bit:shin', abater your empty heads; and confess, that the aggregate of your worth would not•ltave willed the best of ye to be Tors- it NT's menial servant: tiny. that it would scarcely ineito ye wor:hy the honor of standing in his presence! In his lamentably short career, I . ol:issAiNT acquire t a character fur almost every contrariety of excellence. The veracity of his assertion, and his scruptdons ad herence to Iris promise were proverbial. His invari able forgiveness of injuries was the more strikic--, as it is not denied that men of Iris color are somewhat p.e.disposed to res.ntusent. But in private life he teas an illustrious example to all; fur, notwithstanding the temptation by which he was assailed in prosperity, be continued faithful to the first object of Isis affecting and was at once the ten ler husband, and the indul gent parent. His address nndeceived many who had imagined the Court was the only school for polished manners. When in conversation with Generals, anal those who might be et/pp/teed to be his equals, he was easy, polite, and elegant; but whenever he spoke to an inferior. he slightly inclined his person; and there was a tenderness in his look and voice, which shewtel that his object was to make his au Hun forget the Alf fereuce of rank. We might here again invoke the •rnixos at Troppau; but, as a Pititosopher would think we paid him a miserable compliment by calling upon an Ape to look at him, we will not repeat that which tuay, already have. been considered a flagrant Insult to the memory of Torso IN r. Did we not know by utelanchwly experience, the Depravity of our nature, we should scarcely believe that so superlative a character could become an ob. jest of dislike. But, in the year !MIL in themotneo; of peace, Tw.. - ait•tNr was treacherously seised by the minions of the French llovernment. He was dragged out of his bed at midnigl t: and, with his children and the beloved partner uf hi. Jcstiny, was hnrried on boatti a frigate, and conveyed to France. he was then•reps, rated fruni his family and imprisoned : and his death. (by means not very difficult. to guess) was aseeemeeil iu the French papers, in 1803. His family inseam!' been heard of ; and the tonclasion is, that they wile privately put to demi% in prison. No reit* leas proved agains: Lilo; but it was CPUCtifeit that his resnoial would enable the French to ',Akre the epe; quest of Hayti. 1 hey. were diiappointed. Dues usaa 111114111110411111111 TO1:1111•1:41*, was created Iteipernr, l and be vnr ervelevied by the late HIENKT Cwt who coutealtel himself sAth thortide..ef. 41W the legitimates-WA* serf ivierly, Serer vetitefid to disturb the Haytiaas.—(Ceoetitetive SanikvltiPts). 1 ` ... -'a A