The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-01-17 00:00:00

&with puhaviaD ran DAY-. .. - ilsoald be read at the outwit. It wet dated on hoard --■05.-7 - - - ' his Majesty's ship Skika, tad " represented that he , • ii . - - - . , . • , Vh e Eighth tdili ois , 1 . • . . A i, 1 AL L , l i r , L ' 12 *-- v.r...Gz - , • - i i iimix , staii : mut -. d--t' i1i ,...0.2 . • initio.:l4ll4yre ltad been Ter directed r toevitha iir a ril: th e . r t witt a de Def had f b r e o e m i N ANTIDOTE to the MISERIES 0t41.111.AN ' . agony*, and a ore osy it a beets A . ~,,_ LiFS, I, lire Showy of the Meese 4 1 1141440.4011 i. Yeevuoett-Martial appointed for` de sham with great precipitation, leering behind AVM Daughter Rachel. Price Ss. 6d. beards. t3Wite Murray yesterday assembled *tins ~ : sit et pincer eit Andaance, syhielt had been spitted * and - By HARRIRT 'CORP. too-o'clock ; General Sir Aloredtlerite, President. , thelr eat:Ariel' beteed.• . That he had offered to se- Alp, the Fount' Edisicso, A SEQUEL to lite ANTlDOTE.Conlaioing n farther Ac- • The M'embere having bdets swore and the charges, 'este them is the dierth or the night, and thit the mom of Mn. Placid and her Daughter Rachel. Price 33. 6d. which' Were three in number, reed the Deptity Judge. i ' berses and bootie Were removed the neat- twornilig boards.. By the same Author. it i os .pii a . s b,‘" ne wt , ,„:a ls , „,„,. prialedinifana i, is , Athectite, Mr. Lattevic, addressed the • 'C,ourt at ! without molestation. 'That the.garristni centieteief Two aeat Packet Volumes, on fine paper, fuobQip Ivo. price ' greet length; - Sir J. Mat " Ftench adltttiek;g 9.. boards. __, ?fit Guilty to all the ' with LaodoseL • risgestler .1.0111.01. M. Harlin 'Roos Owe.* stow . i gratatg, that th e . 410 growe tA ; ,4 ne t_tiate, Genii, at reamer ; mot Ogle, . ancite, gil d Irateranster-row. I 'Wel, 'the meritif . ;that Court were now , lo Three ro, 8..0. price 4.45. in boards , ' Ivinetoth his personal _ military I. Tnt * _.,_ (*Kra. tile late Rev. THOMAS .. v ; haratip - r, 4 rendered t unnecessary •in him to itn. grated than th ey ever were on any former occaslou. ROBIN SOS, :M. A . , completer cantninlne Semi , ()b osom , t h e G u mb o . li imens , p r „ oh „i" o r i h e m ite s i o, prearoPon their minds, either by caution Or.extorta- i That he htd.sent an officer with the intelligence to 1 any of whirls may be had separate. as below: ' lion, the duty of patient attention, or the necessity . . Lord Wellington ; and that he anticipated, antler SC R lIPTU Rt: OH A RACTITAS ; or, A Praetteal Improve-, o f dismissing from their recollection whatever int. i the same comman d, only a repetition of the game mina of the principal ilismries in the Old and New Tostitmeut. By Thomas Robilion, M. A., late Vicar of St4•Mary's, Lei- preseion they might been heretofoye - Ve&ired. The tdisasters and deplorable consequences whith he had cester,wnd Fellow of Thinly College, Cambridge. A New question which they had to try, as it equally affected valreltdy described." He (the Deputy .10,tige.Advo- Edition, la 4 vols. 12mo. price U. 8.. boards. the adrentep of the service,. and the reputation of thefej'ahould rest his °vitt charges on the staternente THE CHRISTIAN SYSTEM UNFOLDED, hitt Ciforie of Practical Essays on the principal Doctrines and Duties of Sir J: Murray, required that the decision shottid - be , aid •assertieas of Si? J. Murray hitnitilf; elect, Christianity. By T. Robinson. M. A. The Second Edition, founded exclusively on the evidence, documentary and however, it would be competent to Admiral. Henn. In S vols. eve. price 11. 118.5 d. boards. oral, which would be produced before theni. 'Those ; weN, if it should be necessary to hi s Teepee*, 'to PR.OPHECIES of the M ESSIAII, front the beginning of Oet.esis to the end of the Psalms of David, considered and im- were oonsidera flans so important, anti at the same 1 , controvert and disprove. The•thlyd 'charge, though proved In Platt ical Essays. Ely TAWointes Rubinson, M. A.. lu time so ohylous, that it would be an unnecessary , : not coniradittory to, was perfectly' unconnected one vol. fivo.iwice lit. boards. Loodon s Printed for Oak, Garth, and Fenner, Paternoster- and therefore an idle waste their time for him to • with, the tilo first. • •The fifst related to the siege of row. • labour any longer in enforcing them. The first Tar - revea l and the delay in raising it, even after, pkiint to which he had in the outset tattiraw their at- in Sir John , Murray's own former opinion, the stn. In Sen., peke . 121. bunch, • • . . i S_stale Mention, was the length of tint, 'that Ind elapsed ::cess of the enterprise had become hopeless. The ETCHES of the HISTORY and . of the RUSSIAN EMPIRE t ,ofifie progress alma,. llince those events had taken plea,. thlargase -Aerie ;emend. was, that he had disobeyed his instructions 1 tion,rown the foundation of the Monarchy to the Arens/114W -4111 e present charges both because it ' , OW desiritbilAM i, is embarking only a part of his army, and in suttee.: the House of Rerwirma (the.present reignite, / family) ; and par - Cbe accounted for, and b ecause, beoreficief)nt illrgia# 1, vieti tly disembarking them. • The third charged, that 1 titularly under the Sovereigns of that Hower connected with 1 . political and penosaal Meamln of the imperial-omA* i Convinced it had been to Si r JOhelttii4atl, - Noireidd ' , .VAe force, when antharkediVorn before Ifstrtegovtai - ' - - - - --- - - • The 14w T.w• Neigh° of Anteelo and Lessor'. s•rft A N D TILLILTRf. The SANS PAKEIL, opposite the Adelphi. trader the Authority brtlie Lett Chamberlale. T niS•AVI24I,IIG and To-merrow will be per forated: Sew s pit entitled ANTONIO A 'LEONORA. In the- mime Of tire Ballet, a 'favrisrite Welts, by Me. - J. Jones, Miss Cooke, and Miss Gibbs, who will introduce a Bolero Finale. Aft•r which will lie performed a New Comic Spanish Drama. with New amfliplamtkiDtewenrliesic, Sewiery,aol Deco reboot, entitled EccwiTltgams ; • OR, MISTA KB'S AT NAM( ID. Principal Charseters-'-ade. Hera*. Mr, Villiers, Webbing, Mr. Head, Miss Wheatley, Mrs. Pearce, Ma. Ri ley, aid Miss Scott. To conclude With a New Pastoral Comic Barletta, with New Mesa%THE• Drr....es G. IPSEY soil DecorationGlßLs,. called • - • probably make it a subject of compleinein thetottrite of his defence. it was necessary for film, therefore, ' PARIS. e to eater into a brief narrative of the circumstances In 410. price, plain, It. Ils. 6d., or, coloured. 21.'24. I which had made the delay unavoidable, and of the PICTURESQUE VIEWS of PUBLIC EDI. i manner in which , with reference to this °Vett, •tfte FICES in PARIS; time had been employed - since the raising of the- By Messrs. SEGA lI.D and TESTA RO, ' siege of Tarragona, in order to satisfy the Court' Aquatinted its imilstina of the Drawings by Mr. ROS EN B F;RG. that no biome was imputable to any party: . - /n . l This work, it is premised, will prove acceptable even to . ; the second week of July, IS LS, iris MO'esty't /ad.' these aho may not contemplate a trip to the opposite coast fur the netstnen and beauty of the eisgrarmas will convey an 1 !demerit became officisillyacqusinted aftiefhlt lioliKet t ' accurate conc. plum of the grandma of deitlga and delicacy et ! and the circamttances ivith which It Wat'slitentlbd.-: eieCtliiint, which characterize the Public Ktliticeu of Paris. Loudon: Panted for Gale Curtis, and Penner, Paternoster- ' The Mkt of Wellington had received the /sitarists. row ; raid Samoa Leigh, jails( Strand. i tien some tisae prealously, as txt , ll Croat Capt.'CarrOti f ' In tie Press, Ind in a few days will be made, • as from the reports of Sir Jo 1..:1 M a rrrty himself, OM I.A NEW COVER to THE VELVET CV. Admiral Hallowell. The first stwlafee • 0 Ms . c c Sit lON. r lithfdittireillitearstfl Ow fl en . M u Or nr*rst ..Y . " Garrtfaulles ea re Gibellas."—HonAClS. nation of the conduct and operations hoth'of the farce l 11. SCOTLAND to H LETTERS IS Iran, I FRILND IN LONDON, con I GFNTLEtti•AN in the NOR tainin TH g aa .mme idintely o r d er and his command , and of ' f ist ender n . Account of the Customs and Mannee of the Highlanden, ties 'labs direction of General Copons. Admiral 'Hallowtlll prime•l in 11'54, now reprinted with Notes. . rhad is the mean time forwarded his statement, and the I, Thi, i. the Work so often quoted by Mr. Scott itt the Notes to , the Lady of the Lake aorl .Lid to be the only aftthentie At- nature nthis represetrtations was such as to render it cuuot extaist of the Id:tuners and Customs de-cribed in Wm- impassible the+. further enquiry should not take place. verse). 'Mere is also a elrcimst Lore r.•••necied with the See- !It weevils/bible ltbatlir J o h n Murray himself would eery nearly resembling the 8 40 . *. of Inc will of tilt. Loeb. . a i London : Printed for Gale, Curtis, and Fyiarr, Paternoster- I see this prope4ety O f ceiling for a full investigation. i row ; and Oliphant, Waugh, and lanes, Edinburgh. , Lord Mathorst isnmedittOty directed that a Court. / • . should be . assembled in Spain with all practi- 1 cable dispatch for this purpose. Lord Wellington's statements, however, did not arrive till the following year, when the three charges in their present shape were transmitted to England. In consequence of the difficulty of assembling a Court in the Peninsula at that time, or of spaying a sufficient number of i officers of due rank, from the Western Army, the year t' 1813 expired before ativ proceedings tohld be in- By the Rev. WILLIAM AN DERSQ:II.. Printed fur Gale, Curtis, and Fenner, Paternoster-row. Prineipal Chamorro—Mr. /locket Mr. Stebbing, M. Mil ler, Mr. Ynrsold, Mr. Tempt eion Irma the Dublin Theatre), Al r. Fie more, W IftwAy. Mrs. eprce, and Miss Sorrel. In Antonio') and Leonora 'Mr. Flexmore will horoduce bia ce lehraied comic Dance of the Frog in the Opera Hat. Ota Tketbday seat will be prodnred, a New Scotch Ballet Dertiorment, with entirely New Dresses and Decorations, called Jame of Aberdeen ; or, Lave in a Mist. DoOrs open tit Half. paw Five-1-4Sep,in precisely at Half-tinst his. Roses 2s.—Callery Is.—Second Price at Half•pass Eight. Places to be taken of Mr. Strict, at Ilse .13ousillee of the Theatre, from Ten till Three. • A New l'eank Pnototoime, and other Novlties, are in ac. tire Prep:minw llivant pea et Regina FIFTY CiPiTat..P . RIZES IN Tile NEW YEAVS STATE, LOTTERY, 1/TRILYOUS DELII* ITT. STRtCTURgii. LUES, Ste. ' WllEN'Tkofessional Men, eminent 'for skill and esperiesce.. fee their adviee, and exert theirahh I Mies for thecae , ' ..1 a ft w reigning diseases, they rise supsrinhi in de prejudice which 6 to jthily recited against the miser ilvetnentc of giro. istiuruue of the 116 1 ( 10.4intipler. wwilitrated in the . It .ice phssie. Messrs. Cu RR 1 E and Cu. regular Surgeons. sandion d by every psivilep in patties, gad by the anal/rut vireos_ soieb ,theil of sreaftept btu; Venereni TO twatv rit.tvemix . . TO-14101t1t./W. SCHEME CON Is AINS. . - •.• • 1 .......... at ..... ..... £20.0003 2 , . 4.((1m, . 4 • J,Oll . : 41) . JO No 16 . Alid 43n Prjain, from .C.IOo to 435. TICKETS and SHARES are selling by Rtt:ll %WINOS; 0001)4U CK. mid Co. Come:it-tors for the (Amery. at their When, tae coraer of Itatilt-bustliiio, Corobitl, and fah% the King's- ants, Charin,;-cross. _ C•tosPiniiits eta! bimetal hren atteideil. etouinoi with the same i 7'..; ___. - Sir - -,.--- - L--; ~ _. oomotto ,„ dim , ihrk , m a ig .„, A ., • tb e gam of eme ry ' T e e ts, a . entotou: John orator* • woo f no r a ver , Ter. of min rerymen, particularly Os there were the two . • that haiietut t't ,0.:i. , wen as the r , %oval iii thefts dtxtvessiag ished-with Loopy of 1101 t l intrges, sod required `to•Companies which had been found sufficient at the : I a dettilities and doe. ieticirs whirls 0....tht: or ebsbliter the main send in b list of wituesses'tn be summoubd•briiis de. I•stormi II of Hodajos, anti expressed the impossibility •• ...... monied stage . lo the catalogue of hula* iufirmitps there are ' n o ne in ur e afflicting than those whieli tire the youvoid- - ble con- [fence.' A letter Wacreeeived from Admiral nallowetl, t that existed of advancing further supplies to the Spa. ram 104 +apemen of on iodulfence ir. awertoin destructive habit. The stating, thin be eras desirous 'of calling, in support of Vnish troops. The nat ore and component parts of the RES • unhappy sufferer broods over his misfortunes. ashamed to reek 1 the relief un fi t lie is reduced to sorb (o.leste a mi)e),, , rv, in . eender- fawn . chxrfte• a nothber of Spithith Withelles of : entire force under Sir J. Murray was describea,.. and AJC.K. lire •ppresaive. To sock presoiwit will be is v 0164404 ream- high rahk ; but before thls'cnitld be actlimplitthtil, it the suecesstof the plan marked out stated to depend to cor n ' was necessary to procure the Benetton of the he- !on the citcemstance of none of the di ff erent cbitis ems, t that to know, that they may now , by a new and tilt re , - wetly, be restored lb their former, eiertitutional Whom* asid In - —'----"'" ions. Wenk. related, and debilitated habits. procre.lieg either gency. This assent was obtained, but col pled w i th l being dispersed. Sir J. Murray was directed . totake THU 1 f rom en excess of colitt i zal and illicit plea-ore, hr rows A 1!• tie . the condititini, - that theii maim/nation must be ion- [wi•l him as many cavalry as could be•conveyed in the trend residents i n "I clicnnet"•ll" droning, the talualehma use 'duc t e d according to Sr:math forms, - vit. that the r' transports, and the rest to remain with the Spanish wt ll.' of mercury, ite. are speedily restored to health a d .. viten'. obit! It must he a self-evident prole.ritintr,. that where Ice lure. , questions should be put in Wilting, aud be' ansWerid t, Generals. Gen. Copons was to be reinforced front nil fist :Wee miellerieel ealuteigY is 4 4 feelea rer the treatment and 'in the same way,. but not' uPoi oath. A Inbistice so ' Galicia, and the different armies were to. keep up 'a 'krt.*, curt of u few peculiar complaints t here must be the greater 1 . . i oort „, k , / ,, lore 0t ,,,,,,, i ste t a , a pros e of ibis t „,,i 4 1,,ii t heir tie- ifj emus t 0 the honour and clfarittierof a British of !'constent COmnsituctition. As goon at Tarregniti had al, it an/I to refrognant to .dlllloo*estsiblished princi. ...fidiett, lithi this 'pion Wes in wcoursb of active eteeo. shad of core is so particularly expe d it i ous , as cell as sale, ! Rem. be id so evidently superior to the ennonrnt practice, that in unite r - piko 7 of oVir 'oven law, could be athhilted enty'bjr cod. " finis , Sir John Murray -we, to 4tablish theltrts . 'fidefu. slight caws of infection a prfeetestorstion Is completed in the '. the short period of three days, rind in those of the utmost i r ,eetern. pent o'f Sir Vito Merrey,:sehb . woild - still be tut'. lof Valencia, leaving Gen. Don Matiiii behind 'bilk cy, where other practitiriners have fail. d, a proper perse•t i.0,.. u .a i n his dele.nce to urgelhe dhjeCtilito of iii illegality Fone division. He should not now enter into the 4. vetance in their Won of treatment eaten s to the patient A_safe. 05 well g rounded, ant lasting re-conbli.bment. By an early , tin. to testimony so delivered against him. This brought question, whether or not Tarragona ought re hare 1 pitration, the pattern will serape the daeger nod expeare of , a : Aetto to the diatifit of March, 1814. Lord W. had sent been taken, or whether a general action ought to A suktiktioNts and Co: respectfully acquaint the .1 i t Zl e '', 4 b...:T t e: t d i :',,,,fl i ` e ' i l' i t, d '"':,,,: n h i e il l i e: D s t , l l l ," e a ,`",','''''.7 l , e P o ra r , r ri , l ' i i eor 'n' oc r' ii „!:: I t awn !the Pattern: Arbiy, and none of the dt•qy, cer. have * been fought with Marihal Sachet . ; tat h e Coo . ./11. a Nobility and Public In gr_Bernl.,tbal * Innimg fenm.',lel such a s ohms-melons. in toe urethra, .porgy eirr e seences, hard niftily, which held occurred was attribefible to Sir J.' Ceived it to be quite clear, that if the title was to he to 50 per eetw , in the price of CIpTII . I.B, by *Peon& as t h e i turnouts, callous ulcers, eruptions, lernilll9l weakness, sleets. a. *army , Mh o s In the roll&Wing Mon th , 'seceded to ; raised, and on the reasons alleged anti set forth lei TA Y LOR'S COIIPA NY Ok FIOES. 123, mew Bond- 1 alto , . t, , , the offer of the Spanish Hegettey ea one Or two - Sir John Murray'/ own-dispatches, the delay whichise . ttrzet ; No. 8 and 484 inroad. near Cbarleg Cruet. _ STRICTURES, Subjoined la a Sketch of the Ready Money PRICES : 1 • se3 5 to du , 4 . 0 . whether recent or of k w aeration, and which trnre haled the ' equitable renditions . Lord Wellington then . oideted • suffered to intertene ought not to hive token pfi ce ,,.. Belt Soperlitie Coat • to 5 5 01 shill of tither practitioners, ore, 11, them present hopsosed pion . a Court tb be assembled it*Terrlona ; but * on hitil. • The neat letter Which he should 'read wAi Sir Sdiftt Dago Superfine, Hr Soper Great Coat; 910 •of tevatte. , •to, diet tunny and permanently eared, without she Ino"thlf reluctance entertained' by General Cole, and • Murray'V own we - count, slated the 7th rsf Silty, MIS , I.V.es' Habits • • Ie to 616 II patient suffering the excruciating pain and alotmin g he ..... rrisage 1, „ , . .., , Tnilenetur Marseilles Moistcoais • 016 to 0 lli o . fre nly follows the uppilcat•ion of tat Suitor .sootier— outer', to try an Officer to math 'senior to themselves in the (wrap before TarragOtti. This tottev ,, intimated 1 rne Mahe Dith, Dress Dtua • cis In ll ° In the emove era) years extesnive pia , thee i s this inetiplitilist 'l n stwerryta, and oo their representations of the 'ld Lord WatkitYgtisn, ihat he (Sir John) hut, he t i.. 1. ithick Silk unto • . •16to 1 10 0 `e sWietores have be im add are daily weer their i .. mpropriety Of 'holding a Court-1111,t ;dal on' g Bildih'ofeal4d, undertaken more than he p erform; could.* 2 ••r•ted Strieting Panteinces • - 1 61. I 10 1 , ) , . ca na rl er , r i pe e " es iotal :4:lOiriation of iviac• it is grecsed hi* / a ode, err. • "J)inn 8-Thread, very stunt . ' 116 to 23 ". fain , and ex . pe(iitio.is mode of practice. ;aperior in any other Dulcet Of ellehlagli rankle a ' foreign :garelabh VOwo, `411182 Sachet had a force of 54 ,000 men at his ( lisp°. Cloth Pantoloons • 112 to 2 l 0 0 - let liPera- 1.1 " . W eilk il " . , rell'aill""omd del'iliaY . Psvert d * all patties wets 'l:tittered to 'return bone, *hen tie ;St f:ithat he had himself bot• 10,000, and 6f these 2 S to S ) erieymete Ditto . • . 1 6 4 , la 0 , In n from this comps .iie, is speedily removed, and the pitt.i.ent Stoke Winfrey iniOt . hait the advanitige Of ith etS.'istsOy 4000 Germans and Beth that he coaStl rely 't-,•erhes • - • : 3.13 te 33 0 restored to sow ‘•I and vi g orous health. But wail- the debility , Anne I,eather I)itto . • , harlot 'ears ezisteti. a oroperpetweerastee in their restorative b olty before a 'contpetent triguaal. The time hid' oh ; Witt though • tfiliing - nb envy 'spas t e r*: *est, • LlV'Eatilim 1 remedies. after the strinere has been destroyed,is initi.pettoitily beed ii'nete oecupitel in cOltectfag the itrioes isilitiqy riled treatly'in OM . betfrOf ilotheitend *max, fly 11:Iffel „locket and Waisteurtiond Cord Breeches ' 313 6 req'''l te to re, " the billulherhi g s p urts it I " ll. ' iind to " nal- ' and naval ' witnesser a' Ain eittleivonts * which lid 4 this letter; Illorefdres'll oPP*tre'd that' to early as ilk 9 ni' Lit ittl.ivei* 45 otos 10 !Aeneas 'Coat 30103 16 0 woe the combiatisia. • . . . . ...... ~ . .. Moot Don t•515t0 6 10 l'Overakie .12to 1 16 0 Sevens! Noblemen and Gentlemen of the first revert than,' Itsot; ltomover, been aftenaeot ait n soCriss, to 'otttaln l'fth, he had tli•sPar,•..,..a '..,..•-a the capture of fartigona.-g-- rl T of Cataract by the Year, oa consideration of returning have been under the care m., eof me Carrie ash Co: fag the we- A u tonso m wt. the ism slobs Auttioatio t o gitow the, Had he invoiediatei dited, fib oboes directed, roi the moral of complaiots of the urethra, pricture4 &c. ; one baying , their old ones t 3 Seib per Year 11/ 01 b Suits per Year 2 226 10 received a radical and permanent cure, request that( referent's !sh i n a t of the Officentluttutkii ..„ 6" . 7t , diniritlial I' titelt - iii•Vaiincia the - otbfl' 'Objaet wits st il l to be 90 10 mar he mode to them. es catilseloov-rvieroces of the &calve 10 1 0. • ire new tOrieeteri - ,to eikilbe *lie; : gained. TbO•sectidd lettelyidied. the oth, rnentionid 1 Ditto - IN 01 6 1)ilto • for Coatsnalf t . i s o periority of Mews. Currie awl Co.'s plan of treatment. M o or i On the stone prboririe.ant satin) - dot the 'trio) , under the coniVtii qt str !Volortel Prevost 's - Imes's' 'ln 'the attack of Fort St. • • , 9 Coats per Year per Year £ 13 16 0 0 or lon :hese Gen ~veaund ti c t i m i z . .: havc4.17.1-.....rict.e.004,,...u.10:L9?....,...1,4„,06........ 3 .. r iern . jr siii . ;' sit Flite pertqd ail to it lifer first r Phillippe, and that • the enemy l iapproach to Tarra. I Ditto 210 10 5 Cioits 19 10 , 6 Ditto ' • 1 tiorgt,tes of emu.; etaitience, rho attempted the cure by the ap. ' 6;40; 'RUC lad intenftliit orthrtelf'etikagton lied - gone was therilmpeded; pyaitted the —.— . I t t . pheati. , ii bf the iSellriallil IC, *II !Will teecen. : ,- great Olitcrity' t en ; and what. wets .tbe prooeeiliogi of Si r "J.' of Admiral lititicrirell in lift - co.itperation ; and Stated Geodes , * ow foisting their respective.regimeete, er • Messrs. Carrie and Co. May bo,coosoned by either .... el. 14.,,,,„,,d,,,,..0rdentil by his R. If . the Contraander.m.Cll .un der thesis ' Mate II - redibl 't f * tried Mt Sachet pretty - secrecy, and bonnie, at their how*, Na. 't. 1 Shit at the best evidence on th is head; I% 'hie first 1 , prodelingin•kreat force. The befit, (later, on hoaid -" •.. L:Aito , Riding Dimes, and young oentienmeoliuoir .Diu ot. l l lte , t rental t::•licace, Ivo Hatton-garden. . . . tittle in a:superior style.• • • .rn !Abbe, !Or ,S. M ur r ay 's ra.ys olio aecoutils: Of **etiefa.. !liter 4fitfra, 14th of Jsly, described the necoatiti that The extravagant tithege and general habit Of livia g , &c. Bic:Melo-I. g hoof ,4orif e_. 0 L of More whn take aod give biog . _ _ _credit • Patients in the solitary are r‘quested In state tnie.lia,o4csia a t to the itit'ahli'llEoild ettargs4. The third Obliged Sir J. Murray to eMbltrk ; Recfres fi e ,,i • lig Sal been a mbjeet of complaint. A. • • otherremittance n.r p art n int , A• S. anti Co. abort tuna roole of their -.-... n-e.adi ofd &kiwi, raw dive gimesiitibe rw the ) will g o d a ma t e rial differeore la th em Fie" roffil ~ a i to o r pof Ilse kiogdo.u. To ..oueo. that secrecy I thirdtha • waifs rho hands pf Admiral ;IA IoWOII, 1 Oollietirlaboof 25,000 men, itild no othe. there satire and Vista . 'Mr thet b rier's ttepoit to" Sli E. {binge' lett buctoftght a general action•under every dil. veil I nc ins snowy then rI so -41 i -conceited it 4 stetesstrit, I idfabfage, - ad #tattely the possibility of a 'rettett. h""/".' 41""mcluence "( amavelim °lei'. DoslaeFs fat g oibe ineir ' 6 v anen e " r tierld digs- uudertakhig, Chetpostrig;lf ifisternwaly he t"atm , they nee ennhle d to • s i ts wow , nr iegded to.the woman lot .saediwom-r—ftik ?two 1602.- ~. r enew . Thi s . it einwpt t . . .. - • • , "'"v•em ;outdraw 'beer goods (pr.—Gentlemen la ,Ilittun•gaidea• _ -- - ~_ • plied by *die( their tissues, or tin old tot. BONAPARIIIi AIII3THE ALLICS. . ' THIS time loot yes, the grand „struggle .as be- , twero the a . 111,04 Blucher uud Ben •parte, hit wow it is, between MARTIN atud C.a. 8, Cuetibill (who mspectfulls PO. PM Ric support of the Public), and the other Lottery-Ake , Ke..trerF, triheg vain Anil have the plett.ore dividioi annuls toe , r must of the Fatty Capitals in the present Lottery, wbieh !legion Dinning TO•MOR ROW, the 18th insi, when the First-dritour !tine above tbl. will be entitled to Ten Thou onnal Poontb,--An. 8, Cornhill. Where were 1ate4.3014, in Slums, to the Public, anl paid oh Devontid, No. 7731, awe. Na biS, 111,0001. Nn.. 5357, um, N0..1575.500 1 . 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" illy CBIOS fur lokteA • adhrllten fell En M. pat, imd liviaareteillfrit ma *di' • srairaWr A ' --. - COVierelifattitiliii :i '' • ' . van? I i ,fat i . .. , .. ii:.,,: ~.4.4 IFELIsa illii •sT. MOM& - iy fry S Aid b ppolnted for' .Ot ellit And / assembled *tins ,‘:11i Meted Aloretrtllttrke, President Awed 1 sworsl, 2 'Wessilleal charges and t' r, read, tilltiNOWl4rJudge , etsit addreillitt the • 'Court e oe Cr Array havingiprevioissly pleaded about 1000• men, and the . ... army charges. Mr. 1.1. began by ob. ; from Barcelona, as he vodersteoll, Of WOO, . +. r rank wed states lbe 2f -isidl. tI WO lietd.piecers, Mei Um, guns, and two how qehtreg &Mita' few Me . iiitiiiiit-OLAlllhaeler, -1140MAlla,MealteliWgjuaftaez, tae liat assembled to investigate, in- :embarkation to the Indetieloo of -Sir j. iiiisTW bottom► and his - l sold that the British arms had been more than they ever were on any former trees I e had.sent an officer with the intelligeo iVellington ; 'and that he anticipated, h .me comman d, only a repetition of the 1 I era and deplorable consequences width he ly described." He (the Deputy Jcnlge.illa • i 'should rest his own charges on the statensi assertioas of SO - J. Murray Itivnieir; int atter, it would be competent to Admiral. Ht i; V it should be necessary to hh .ptiephile, . , travert end disprove. The•tbird'ektivge, thou ; • coniravlittory to, was perfectly unconnect ds, the tvto first. -•The first relate to the siege e , irragems, and the delay in raising it, even aftt Sir John. Murray's own former opinion, the so ; I. Pss of-the enterprise had become hopeless. TI • 1 econd• was, that he had disobeyed his inetructiot _ a embarking only a part of his army, and in subtle vivid) , disembarking them. The third charged, thit . the force, when embarked •from before Turmoils , t was embarked in a hurried and precipitate manner, li.. so as to sacrifice the object pointed oat in lord Wel. lingtots's letter, and to disgrace the military thane. ter of the country by abandoning various trophies . ! eta 02 approaching enemy. The position of the Whey was sepposed to be so strong, as to enable the British Commander to operate against the flanks of 1 !the enemy's force, either immedistelywr by means of t-naval expedition ;* and accordingly in the memo. • Wanda of . Lord Wellington, Which would be read .- lb the Court, these objects were distinctly re. -.. 'commended to the attention of Sir John Murray.— By these instructions he was directed, in the event -of being unable to storm Tarragona, to get posses. eiee of the mee 4143tf._Valeuela,.. wad. to advance i "INlsislilon so es .to compel the enemy to retire to I the other side of the Lower Ebro. If Suchet should ' * , be too strong, and Tarragona should still be enabled to hold out, this was to be the object which Lord Wellington expecied.to see aceomplished. He was • also directed to land as far to the north as possible, • • in order that Suchet's force, having been weakened • by the diversion of part of it to Tarragona, the other purpose might be•facilitated its its execution. Ever? thing showed and illustrated the clearness of Lord Wellington's views, and the distinctness with whiCh it was pointed out to Sir John Murray,' to return .. to Valencia as soon ns he should be convinced of the .. ' impossibility of taking Tarragona. Translated copies '' ' ;Jef these instructions had been sent by his Lordship to • -the Spanish Generals, the Duke del Porcine, Elio, and -- Copons.—.--[llere Mr. Larpent read at length these 'Jtehraoranda, drawn tip by Lord Wellington.] They Intimated his Lordship's Surprise at the all.ged - want • tof artillerymen, particularl• J •Companies which had bee 1 A. i•stormieg of Badajos, an -' + ,t 4 i, tthnt existed of advanci ..- ,rt of iiiish troops. The nr _.. MS of !entire force under c • ~ ,heft, it the success.of the the Ile- ' on the eircsanst , • ' 4pled with ! being disperse' • if be ion- l•wils him as It. that the rtraesperts; 'be insWerid rGettetalr" . ... A preelice so I Gillitii ;'of a t3ritlsh of. 'con* - , stsiblishiti princi. '' . fattr . iitted only 'bfr cod. ;45 , /odid - titill be intl- !' jeitilin of:ill iflegatiy . t - it ist him. 'This broug' .814. Lord W. had r At none of the di* ,i was attribisfible P Lifting month, se , ~ ,1 Hegetsey do or Lord 'Wellington 0" . , Ad itia'rr'agotta • • Aresitiilled' by Ge . Kiser to mutt 'se , • id oh their tepr , Abiding a Court , Wes rank ire a .re 'Ordered to • .yiefilst hate ','f Al a 'compete iorcupiegla . .il wiliiesses dwever, bee , °sent 'of the dance of t' ' ,6/1. fie s' J , • a position , • I . .31 utrafr . charge; been ; A . 'i j. lidurr • .1 mit . Jan bv • . ,bi , g r ' • • alba , ...( ill er Y e r . . ;.,," • ' ti • ~. . ./ ' • • . ... ; . ; .ilri..., " o n. . . . , - A 'Pe .• ' - : s . - . ... ' : . - - . ''' .6..; ,-. -•''' , , - • ! + , ... ', . • ''..-: lie-4 -'' , -;,,,• ..v• • 7 ., - . . • - -is-. *dr.-. , . _ . • .. No. lint TINZAME kuYAL, DRURY-LANK. T HIS present EVENING, Jen. 17 2 M•sir%firb' Servanm will perfwta FRE BIRTH-DAY. After which, FORTUNE'S FROLIC. To *Mei wiN be•added, The New ilepaeb Poroosime, called THE VALLEY OF MAXON DS ; or Harlequio Siadbo4l. To-morrow, The School far Scandal, :lad the New Panto m Maebetb.+Friday, All in the Wrong.—Sa turd y, Ruined and Juliitil. . ?be Doors tik r Ise Ovisql•ii,lll4plt pad flef o'clock, lo be ila al half past 41i. Holes, 7a..t &rood Ptite 6a. I Seeigad Price, %. Lower Qaarty, rico Ikeoad Price, L.—Upper lwllery,ls.; Snood Price, 6d. THEATRIDEO VAL, ICC/VENT-GARDEN. TU" mint EVENING, Jan. 17, will he pett.wined. VENICE PILtSERVED. /attar, Mr. Conway ; Pierre. Mr. Youngs Bekidera, Miss O'Neill. To which will he added, The New MIMI ChtialWllS Pantomime. called EARLEQUIN WHITTINGTON; or, Lord Mayor of Loadote. To-morrow The Tempest, with the New Pantomime.— Tharsdas, isi:hettc—Fridity. John of Paris and the Forest of Bdody.—Sattarday, The Game/ter. hi , ell. fa.t, See. orl Price 3s. 6d.—Pit. 9s. 6d. ; Second Price, - t..--Lnirser Galktj. is. ; Second Price, U.—Upper Gallery, 1,. g Second Price, 6d. Private Roy =ay Ng Mad sightly, ea application to Mr. Brand w, a► the Box-oflice.