The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-03-05 00:00:00

ow— illAVeka-OS `7: l tttL r No. SOIL Preparing for the Press. 110 RANCE sad the UV KOONS in 1821; con:ain .l: in` moos& other things. a picture of the moral and political state of that Country. a history of the police system' of lAN. Detain end Antes; together With at variety of curiotts and lotereatiag anecdotes, illustrating the present roaditios of the Preach people. SAINT #ATRICK's DAV I FyrrON,Steelt-Brolterit;sornhill and Lombard-street, bee Wive to remind his Priced' , deb Public. the lest oldie Present Lotteiy will be 17th instant. The Wheel Si inemmisely rick, there being Thre.e Gf tel,ooo 'Money and V o wels, b e sides several other Capitals. Tickets and Shares tor Ike some of tbe above yawl Capitals. are on sale intim lack, Ofice 0 ETTON. Cornhill and Lombard-Street. %Awe all bedew In the Public Feeds Is transacted with oddity tad despatch. lostroolsed bkr es timrsvv. 111 His Royal the Duke et Susses. Ills Imperial ajoaty the /emperor of RUSSIA. A HOWLAND sod SON respectfully motion the Ile Public agat sl e Spaous Articles. Under their Names. Impoetors bare signed their Imitations. A. t he t e e s. whisk deo:epees readers it necessary to observe t h e tees filigosters, A. ROWLAND sod SON, in Red Ink, which is wrote Do each bottle of their Genes. Articles, as under: ROWLAND'S MACASSAR on. the °Herd sad mow' Mg& for easy yams bat bee. „ woo dsy a dmiral, sad le acinseveledged to be the best mid c h e apest article fir sourishing the Halt, promediag a let t:Oast growth, sad rendering it elegant and beautiful. Its scperior sad tried virtues have g aine d it the patronage of Royalty and mail Noble Personages. 'ad is attested by as .gamesise mallitade of witaesses. Prim is. ed.; 71.; 10 e.tid. sad One °eines per bottle. Abe. ROWLAND'S ESSENCE OF TYRE. By a moyirteettiug On Hair with this Preparation, the Pro prietors warrant to produce immediately o i l E sserect c h ang e in RED or UMW HAIR. WHISKERS. E -HOW 8 to a beautiful glossy and permanent Brown or R Bleck, , imi - "diet theesact ottani colour? Washing stakes this Dye Cite more duraWe. Ladies or Gentlemen may dye their Hair with ease sad seercey. Prism 4e. ; 75.6 d.; and KM. ed, Also. ROWLAND'S A LSAN % EXTRACT% for the TOolli-ACHR, and Cleansing and Bea fying the Teeth sod Gams, sad preserviag them fr to the latest period of life. Is. 9d.; M. ed. ; and led. ; per bowwholesale, Retail, and for Exportation.by the Sole p ro peletem. A ROWLAND and SON. corner of Kirby - street, the first turning on the rigid is Hatton-garden. Hol born. Loot/so ; sad, by appointment, by all Perfumers sad Mediciae-Vemiers throughout Europe. le Ask for Rowland's Oil, or {lowland's Dve. sod observe too Sigestare on the label to etch bottle, •• A. ROWLAND ...d Y_•• VALUABLE NIEDICINEK. IT is a source of mesiderable gratification to the Prlstees, to int, that amongst the Vadat, Medlettses of the day, there are acme more strongly recommended by these who have tried thous. and prove.l their ellessee, than Ur. filllTH's SPECIFIC TINCTURE, and the Kemedy i for DEAFNESS. The TINCTURE is a most safe sod speedy time for the Rheumatism, Lumbago. Sciatica and flout, Cramp, Spouts, • Hale Is th e Back. Loins, Kidneys , sad all ComOdels atim Mg from the Drivel. The Proprietor of this valuable wreporatioe hits • right 10 speak with some malidenee se its hessifislel sleets, for he has certainly had the usessionmet of unsay Rheumatic sad Gouty Petiolate, es may mom is Mal Majesty's dominions ; many of which had Wee given et er , as.lasissable by the meet eadoest Physleisas who now daily moosesseud it, and hove esedidiy easoodedaed It is he the speediest and most efficacious remedy ever discos crest. persons who unfortunately are subject to the Rheii. Mathes, Lumbago, Sciatica, or flout, by takleg this inctli deo regularly (or two or three mouths. will be obsoletely treed from these dreadful disorders, end become as well as if they had never been troubled with them. It is me of the tilt and greatest medicines for the Bout sad all Rheumatic complaints in any part of the body. proceeding from chat mese soccer, Midst away their onuses, sod extirpoilae the vsay roots of these painful disorders ( end is so obsolete a thing is the cure of the above complaints, that it has never !teen administered whitest relief; this at once thew s the preeminent virtues of this sovereign remedy ; it it also one of the greatest purifiers of the blood end juices that is yet known is the world, and so safe and gentle is Itt operation, atilt may be tai eu by the most delicate habits without the least danger of hiking cold, or injur to the constitution. Inested by J. Smith. M.D. lama his filejsete's Royal Nary, and sold in London, (only) at the ileraltage, •11. Edereare-Rostl. tire REhIEDY for DEAFNESS extends Its powers to the are of Noises in the Heed, Pains and Deiusicns at the Ism. Its pre-eminence over other Medicines of a simi lar eaters is anis ersall) acknowledged. As a proof of its efficacy. we quote the follow lag statement of a most respect able isdleldual : August 9th, ISM. lies-1 have been nearly deaf for those 10 years, en tench 10, as to render me incapable of hearing a third part of what say one communicated to me. and likewise was troubled with noises in my heed ; I have with the sesistence of the Remedy, greatly recovered, so much that I heard nearly the whole of a sermon preached at Mr. Wood's i'hapil, on Sunday. August Bth. 1810.—I feel myself wider the greatest obligations to you for }our 'Den- Goal, and have no doubt but that with the aid of another SlNPriy, 1 shall be entirely cured. 1 feel *sweetest anxiety that it Is out in my power to glee an ample reward for it, bet I will do all In my power tower& recommendation. —lsm, Sir, your obedient Servant, S. M. Carberton-strect, Portland-rood. Is sadirons to which, we beg to cell the attention of the nadir to the fallowing e coolly been cored. list of other persons who hare re nt. —. deof2l yeses, coved In five Meeks. tore—, deaf 1111 years, cured in nine days. M. H. --. Esti. deaf 20 years, eared in One m onth. 1 1 r. —. very were case, erred is three sleek.. Lion. ---, deaf tie years, cured is 01110 IKON* MT •--. • , at Sir R. O. Bart. deaf eight years, cured in Ire limbs. Miss --, deaf 13 years, cured in Gyp weeks. Mr.-. very severe case. served in three weep. Mr•--, deaf six years, cured in three weeks. Mr. deaf four years, cured in two months. Miss deaf three years, eared in a month. deaf three years. cured in two weeks. Pir Se deaf six years, eared In six weeks. The names and residences of the above euraware by per-: osission of parties. given In each packet of the Medicine, v- k itilt, being the diseovery of a regular Needled man, justly 'claims the attention of the alillieted. It la So safe sad Antic is its operation, that it may be used be the most delicate habits without causing the least pain yr Inconveui mt. Perseus hs the Country stating their eases by letter, will nest with Immediate attention. No letters reesived, vale's Pool paid. Medical Electricity. USE TURNICR'S BLACKINU. VVHICH may be had at every principal Druggists'. Inamongers'. Brush-maker' Perhinsere. Boot aiskses*. sag every City end Tows is Entrlaatt. Ittiodosui. W aloo• sad the City of Dublin. in stone botlies. at 6 1 .. h.. and Is. dd. each ; and Paste Blacking. Is jacteL at tki. and Is. owe. Obeerve,—Wholesile Houses. desirous of selling this %larking ea their respective journeys, may be softrlird to any asteett. et SU per ant. and Ilse Atwell credit. RICHARD TURNER. Inscklag-Msauteetorer. 14114sapeoad,Reatbririt. . __________- --:6...:...-_-.._ _ - - INF.:4=-, - - - ___.......„__ •weetd. • • . j tr-01.,..... 4.07 . • . •- - . f"; .;•- 7 51 1 1 4 . 4 .1 I." r 4 w Virt lottate - m' - iik• 114 ~, .. 0 .._ ,i . e fi t - I,ii 0 c -. tatt 99Rl I , . —.. . .• .. •JL se- 1....11. 16 .r -,. .2... , '4 LONDON, MONDA l'i: Mike I 5, 1821. ....... ...z..........; ------,---___. PRICE SEVEN PENCE. MINORITY ON TUE NOTION OT TOL MARQUESS OF LANSDOWNS V 0 AN ADDRESS RISPECTING TOR INVASION OF NAPLES. ISSINT—Dakes of Sussex, Gloucester, Devonshire, Argyll, and Leinster; Moves, Lansdowne ; Earls Der he, Thanet, Cowper, Speneer, Bessborough, Roseherry. Donongbotore, Rosalyn, Grey. and Bleolif_s; ton ; Lords King, Holland„ Calthorpe, Auckland, Et. skine, and Ellenborongh. PROXlcs—Dukes of Soestruet, Grafton, and Bedford ; Marquess of Nairnshire; Earls of Essex, Jersey, Fltr- Breadalbane. and Cainarvosi ; Viseounkelll den ; Lords Sondes, Yarborough, Modes, and Crewe. - . MAJORITY AND MINORITY. ON TIER NOTION OF 111. PLUNKETT FOR TUC APPOINTMENT OP S CONIIITTRE TO CONSIDER OP TISK LAWS serecytase TIER ROSINN CATISOLICO.—DRONVOIOAT, PIN. 18. MAJORITY. Hos. J. Abercrombie, Sir T. Ackland, Joseph Ales. a nder, J. H. Allen, Viscount Alihorpe, Sir ti. Anson. Hos. U. Anton, Right lion. C. Arbuthnot, J. C. Brand ling_. J. Baillie, Right Hon. W. Bagwell, J. F. Barlsm, J. F. Barham. hi., Sir Thomas Bowleg. Ales. Baring. Viscount Harmed. 8.1111. Barrett, I'. W. Boitnnont. Sari of Beek@ W. W. Becher, Hon. H. O. Bennett. Lewd -W. Boodwit, Beajetnia Beayan, Sir F. Make. Lord Binning, Joseph Birch, I H. Moir, D. Browne, P. Browne, J. Browse. Dom. Browne, T. „Broadhead. Viscoont Barr, John Kennett, Hon. C. W. Butler, Geo. Dyiig, Hon. F. Calthoepe, J. CaleraftiC. Calvert. N. Cal vert, Hen. J. Campbell, R. S. Carew, Lord IL Cavendi,h, Henry Cavendish, C. Caellailish, John Carter. Lord Castlereagh, Hon. H. Csolliehl, A. Chichester, Viscount Clifton, Captein Cliford, J. S. Cocks, Sir I. Cudin, T. W. Coke, N. It, Colborne. Lucius Concannon, W. Cour. tenor, T. P. Courtertay, S. Crompton. J. Crosby, T. Ceervey, J. Daly, J. M. Dawson, Wm..l. Denison,7lA,.. Denman, W. K. Douglass, G. Hereon, Hon. T. Dun dee, C. Hondas... - . Dunlop. Sir*A. Don, Edward Slice, C. Rose Ellis, Hoe G. A. Ellis, C. Ellison, Wm. Elves. Robert Parrand, A. Parquherson, Sir It. Ferguson. Lord W. Fitagerald, Right lion. M. Fitzgerald, Hon. It. Fltegibboo, Lord J. Fisistv, Lord C. Fitzroy J. Flaming, Lord Forbes. R. Frankland, A. French, o:Pineh, John Gladstone, B. Haskell, Viscount Glemirelsv, Robert Gor don, Saudforvl Graham, C. limit, J. P. Gran.. J. M. 'Grant, P. W. Grant, J. GrAttan, Pascoe tirenfell, J. W. Griffith, 'l'. Holdsworth, C. Harvey, Lora Archibald Hamilton, Sir H. D. Hamilton, Han,. "amiltos, Hots. E. Ilarhord, Sir IL Harding, 0. J. Reatheote, Lord A. Hill. J. C. Hobboose , W. I . Hon.:- wood, Edmund Hornhy. Hon W. Howard, Bon. P. ii. Ilosartt, W. L. Hughes, Joseph Ham, Robert Hurst, Right Hon. W. tlnskiss.m, lion. C. Iletchinson, G. Har- Oopp, Hyltor4Jolvff,t. Jnhnsoq, T. P. Kennedy , Viscount Kingsberoogh, Hun. W. Lamb, J. G. Leighton, Robert Latosehe, Hon. li. Legge, T. B. Lennart!, T. F. Lewi,, Sir E. Lloyd. J. M. Lloyd, Samuel Lloyd, Stephen Lusbington, P. Lawley, H. Metcalfe, T. Mackenzie, W. L: *aberly, j. Macdonald, Sir J. Mathiatoals, Hon. S. Hal"' S. Majoribanlts, John Martin, R. Martin, Hon. P. St. ' John blildmay. unt Milton, J. It. Month, eco W. T. Money, Peter Mj . Abraham Moore, S. B. Mor load. Sir T. bloetyn, . It. Neville, Lord Nugent, Sir Al. Na eat. J..ifeallaghatt, Stamlish O'Grady, W. Orli, C. P. Palmer, Visconot Palneenton Thomas Pares Sir 41.-Fsetvelli Henry . FlPree. Onetblllieggry. "'elle Ph"' lips, O. R. Phillips, Right Hon. W. - Pinkert. Right Hon. IV. W. Pole, lion. F. C. Ponsonhy, Richard Puvir..-. Hos IV. Powktt, J. S. Prendergast, Robert Price, N;r W. Pringle, Francis Pvm, John Plumber, Sir A. !tam say, T. S. Rice, Sir M. W. Ridley, Sir George lloi•irmin, Right Hon. P. Robinson. Sir W. Rowley, Charles Hun- bola. I,oed Witt. Russell, R. G. Russell,3ames Scott, Sir J. Sebright, Karl of Sefton, IL Shaw, George Smith. John Smith, W. Smith, Robert Smith, J. 11. Smythe, Sir M. Somerville, Lord Stanley, A. K. Stewart, Lord J. Stuart. Daniel Sykes, Sir li. Staunton, R. W. Talbot, M. A. Taylor, C. Tennyson, Right Hon. G. Tierney, 11. Twists, lion. A. Upton, G. Vernon, Robert IVihnot, U. li. Wall, lion. W. Ward, J. A. IVarre, Sir G. Warrentirr, C. C. Western, John Wharton, Samuel C. Whitbread, W. H. Whitbread, Luke White, W. Whitmore, J. P. Williams, Sir R. Wilson, Alderman Wood, J. S. Wade'', Sir W. W. Wynn, C. 11'. Wynn, and M. Wvvill. Tzu.zas--I'iseout Duncannon and W. Fremantle. . rAIRKD Orr IVITII—Huo. Edward Phipps, Right Hos. S. Bourne, Lord Brlgrave, Sir N. Coltharst, Hon. W. ' Maule, John laztvell, Marquess Titchfiehl,ti.Catoosing. B. L Lester, L. Evelyn, J. C. Corwen, J. C. Ramaden. ' Right Hon. Sir John Newport, Sir IV. D. Crespigny, Marquess Tavistock, Lord Ebrington, Hudson tiornev, J. Scarlett, Sir W. Guist, Pryse Pryse, Lord J. Russell, Waiter Wilkins, J. W. Croker, R. Seurlamore, It. Wart, Hon. It. Ryder, John Lowther, Owen Wynne, A. Calnil hell, J. Luttrell, Lord Clive, J. Montgomery, H. Swann. Sir W. Scott, H. Goulburn. W. Northey, R. Cartwrigh:, Edward Powell, Marquess Worcester, Robert Newus.t.:, John Dent, Sir 1:. Noel, .1. J. Lockhart, T. 0. Estcourt, Sir John Nichol!, T. 11. Bradshaw, Earl Yarmouth, as.d S. Walker. aN040. , . MINORITY. Lord Arley, M. Archdale. Wm. Asburst, Wm. Astell, J. D. A.tley, M. Attu ood, E. H. A'Court, J. Alexander, Lord Ancrant, H. Bankes, O. Bankes, Right Hon. B. BAtiturst, Hon. S. Bathurst, Right Hon. J. Beckett, John Rent, Lnrd P. Ilentinek, Sir J. Ileresford, Lord ti. lieresford, Lord Bernard, John Blackburne, J. Blair, Hon. B. Bonverie, J. lirogden, C. Brownlow, Lord Br denell, Henry Bright, Rt. Bruce, Sir C. Burrell, Walter Burrell, J. 1. Buxton, Thos. Claughton, John Calvert. J. F. Ceretherne, Lnnl T. Cecil, C. Chaplin. R. M. Cheer', W. L. Childe, Sir M. Cholnieley, Sir O. Clerli, Hon. J. Clements, Sir IV. Clinton, Hon. R. H. Clive, Henry Clive, Sir C. Cockerel), Sir Cbr. Cole, Sir L. Cole, E. Collett, Sir W. Congreve, Sir John Copley, Sir J. Cotterell, P. Corbett. Lord Cranborne, Sam. Crawler, J. Cripps, Sir W. Curtis. .1. H. Carteis, Hon. Rt. Cur less, Hon. W. Cast, Hon. R. Cast, Hoo. P. Cum, R. B. , W. Dickinson, A. Dalrymple. D. Dave n p or, 1 4 1 . 1 117 Davies, 11. Dawkins, Lord Ueerhurst, Thome% Divert, D. Dodson, John Douglas, J. E. Dowdesweli, Robt. Downie, T. T. Drake, %V. T. Drake, D. Dogdale, W. Egerton, lion. W. Elliot, Thos. Ellis, Sir W. C. Pairlie, John Fine, Vere Pane, Thos. Pane, W. FL Yel lowed', Sir T. Fetherstotte, Earl of Fife, John Fleming, Sir M. Polices, ti. Line Fox, FL pones, J. Gosooyne, Sir R. lliNord, D. O. Hilbert, Sir J. Oiahatn, A. C. Brant. Sir C. Oroville, W. lloiettt, D. Grovveoor, 11. Handley. tieneral Hart, Sir E. Harvey, Sir O. Hill, O. P. Flulfor.l. W. Holmes, Lord Hadley', Alderman Heygate. J. A. Hodson. John Innes, Hon. C. Jeskinson, O. P. Jossoim, John Irving, lion. Thos. Knox, G. A. L Keck, W. ICn nersley, Sir E. Kuatchbull, J. FL Langston, Sir W. Le man, Lord 0. Lennox, C. P. Leslie, J. H. Leigh, P. Lesgh, W. Lewis. Sir T. Lethbridge, Non. H. Linkluy, Visional Lowther. lion. H. C. Lowther, J. H. Lowther, U. Lacy. S. 14.1Asbiogion, H. Luttrell, John Alaberly , E. A. blacknaghten, IL Mageonis. lard IL Manners. 4ord C. Manners. John ,Mansfield, Sir T. Si. Marti. C. Mills, John Mitchell, H. illeu x 7ith, Sir C. MuriEws, •O. 0. Morgan, E. M. Illooliv,41: iinday. Sir P. grove, • Burl Monstittaries, Nightingale, Sir P. n - '‘ The Cense for which HAIIIPARN feU is Field, and STIMEr died ea tAe &OM !" HR Pu Mir are respectfully Informed that the first T ainther of THR AURORA BOREALIS, (a new weekly paiier,) will be pablialped ea Sunday, Morrell I& printed ea tarp Quarto. price did. The intended of this publication, Is to give a Atli accoeet of Br tal p at sh*. eveet In Scotland, Ceoberiand, tiorlbrahvinefi.._ bed the attlefite tering mantles, cornbiaed with the WWI of the IVesk:—• It will likewise costal, the boat newt% ititelligitase Irak oar East sad West ladle i l ossestioaa. as well se the limited Metes of Await* coirespoodents having been established for that *sprees "mese la aU the principal untie It those parts. -Ordera and cosimenieatiees are received at the °Mee, Exeter-street, Strand, by all News-veadaws and 101 IN BUItiiKSS and SON, being apprised of th• numerous endeavours made by many personate a speriobs article for their make, feel it incumbent Swat to request the attention of the Public in pu what they conceive to he the originel, to observe the and** address corresponds with the above :—the gasequi appearance of the spurious descriptions will deceive tit ungserded. and for their detecden, J. B. and Sox :sobs& the fillwwiag cautions:--lost are in appearance pt St sight " The Gesselae." but without any maneer addsiese t some " ausses Essence of dalhovisit"--eibers, "new etas '--and many more without Wino. JOHN NU R0F.14t4 & SON hewing haw many Treat neared with meth distinguished eggednithea. feel every, Unseat of swiping toweillo the Mille. and earnestly theta to laved the Labels previous to purettecirc what they eesceive to be of their make, with they hope will pretreat mere diseppolntments. BURGESS'S NEW SAUCE. for general ^:trposes,lneSkog gives such great satisfaction. continues to he prepared by them, and Is recommended as a most useful and oonvettient Sallee. Will keep good In all eihnetes. Warehoeset, IBC Writ AN a. corner of the lirrny-stteps. Lomita (ens outtatnakIIIII.SAUCE wmtannt•:.c.) ANGEL 11044 Sr. CLlWltlreg. Sumen. GENERAL. OFFICE. FOR TRAVELLING. THE following MAILS and other COACHES go front the above Inn : Paris Royal Mail, rho Dover Tuesday and Friday Nights, at twelve. Portsmouth and Gosport Mail, through Godelneing. Pe %trate'''. and Penile., every Freeing at a quarter pest 7, and Sunday at half put & Ott Rs arrival a packet sells to the Isle of Wight, to convey passengers sad parcels: aed Mall Coach sets off to CMettester, through Drayton. fluent, Emswerth, &e. Gloucester sad Milford Mail, through Healey. Osferd.' and Cheltenham. every Evening a q uarter past 7 , sad Sun day at half-pest G. Dover and Canterbury Mail. &twitch Gravesend. Chat ham, and Feversiown, every evening at a quarter past 7. and Sudsy at half pest O. From Castesbery, passengers endear eels are conveyed to Deal. Margate. itamsjrate. Sandwich. le.; and from Dover, parcels are conveyed to Folkstene, Sudgete, Hythe, Dieseburch. Roemer, and I.) dd. NORTH ERE COACHES. Casliele. Pewit'', and Whitelseven, Post Coach, goes with Four Horses and a Guard all the way. Passes through Bruck, Appleby, Gretabridgy. Richmond. Catterlck, Ro rieglihridge. Wiotherby, Aberford. Doncaster. and *ran t am (the Dearest way by IS miles). sets oat every morning, aid performs the journey with the greatest facility. Passen gers detained on the road. by business or pie:ware, have the peculiar advantage of their seats bets, secure(' in the seat. Littlehampeee. Mendel. sod Pootvrerth Coach, Toesdey. Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, at a quarter before 7, exert,' Noonday. Kende', Lancaster. Preston, Kirby, Lonsdale. &Moe. Ormskirk. and Uarstseg, Pout Coaches, orgy ak terneon et Floe o'clock. Guarded. Gnolalmine. and Guildford Telegraph (ouch, through Kingston, ninon, Cobham', and Ripley, on Monday. Wed nesday. anti Friday Mornings, at 0. and every Sunday Horning et 7 precisely. end returns to London the someday. Godalmlng and Guildford Telegraph Coach. threegb Aeb• steed. Epsom, Leatherhesd, &e. Tuesday, Thursday, sail Saturday Mornings, at 0. OwOrd Light Post-emeh, through Henley, &c. every Morning at half-past 7. off Chichester, Bognor. and Petworth Pest-coach. Iloaday, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings, at a I ivarivr before 7. Dover and Canterbury Light Post-coach. Monday, Tues day, Thursday, Friday. sad Sunday Mornings at t. CAIUtIERN, To Twickenham, Brentford. and Isleworh, every Mon day, Wednesday. Friday, and Saturday. FAMES an d - Co.. Proprietors. Parcels and Pottage. are safely and expeditiously con ',eyed from this Inn to every City, Town. Village, sad Country Seat in the following Counties,' iz. :—Berks, Becks, Cornwall. Devon. Dorset. Hants, Ilereford, Gloucester, Kent, Oxford, Somerset, Surrey. bosses. Wits. Worcester.' South Wales, all parts of the I'M of Wieht. Jersey. 111obvs sty. and all parts of France ; and to all Parts of the North • ' 4 ' Take notice, that so package , containing glass . Alm, watches, piste, cash, or Bank notes, however small the value. will be accounted for. if lost or damaged; vier any other parcel or passenger's luggage. of mere than M. value. enless specified as such whoa delivered at the 011ige and Paid for aegordingly BM ditto.—Assistaat Surgeon .f. B. imeoa. from half. pay of the lid West ladle Regiment. to be Assistant Vert pout. vita 3. Hinshaw,. who exchanges. Brevet. —captitin H. Light. of the Royal Regiment of brtiliary, to be Major In Me Army. flairiemik—Captain T. St. George T.ister, of the 11th Feet, Who Fort Major led Adjutant at Jersey, vice Millar. jleesesed. Coattathed.—Lieut. J. Claadwicl. (assisting is the Riding Reboot of the Army) to have the rank and pay of Captain of Vanity. Rarraeks.--Ceptain W. Goddard, to be Barrack Master I to the Barracks for his Majesty's Forces in Nova Scotia, Tice G. F. Lynn, resigned. Chapiain.—Rev. D. Evans to be a Chaplain to the Fovees. iliesemanda.—Ensign P. E. Macdonald, lies beer super - mud. for bating absented himself without leare.—The Commission of Lieut. Wyse, of the 84th Foot has been an foisted to bth April 1990. that being the data it ought to ,bear, bet he is not to receive any back-pay.—The Commis elms of Captain Lindsay and Lieut. Vivian. of the 99d Yost. hate been antedated to 47th December, 1990, that be hqi live date they ought to bear. but they are not to receive any back-pat.—The Christian name of Captain Hodgson. of Om Mb Light Dragoons, is Ellis, and not Edoard, as stated the Ossetia of the Ma ult. . 2 .0+ - It 1 11411L111:11"11. 11.11kaire Bristol, grocer. to sarrenster March 13 . 14, '• 1 11w11 43pad . ealusertial Rooms, Bristol. Atterays. 11 eters. Poole and Greenfield, Gra)'s Inn-square; sad Meesee.Carey and Croes, Bristol. J. Heaton, Seholes, Rotherham. Yorkshire. nail-mantstae- barer. March 411, U, April 14. at the Crown len, Rotherham. Attorne)s, Mr. Taylor, John-street, Bedford-row ; and Mr. Badger, Rotherham. E. Schofield, West Bergholt, Essex. publican, March 19, 20. April 14. at the Angel Inn. Colchester. .thorneys. Mr. Martin. Colchester t and Mr. Rush, Threadnee , le-street. J. Troutidon. C. A. Newcoi.b. J. Troughtost and R. Trovghton, the ynunger. Croventr, bankers. March 11. is, April 14. at the King's Deihl Inn. Coventry. Attorneys, G. Edamods, Exchequer Office, Lincoln's-at ; and J. Car ter, Coventry. J. I)udulan. Brighton, carrier, March 49, 30. April 14, at the Ship iu Distress, Brighton. Athrrneys, Messrs. Klag and Gall, Levies • and Messrs. Smith, Gall, and Roberts. New BaSi nem 1-street. W. Wood. Batley. Chester, share-dealer, March It, 11, April 14. at the Angel Inn, Macclesfield. Attorneys, Messrs. Day and Lents. Grafton-street, Rood-street ; and Mr. Derroford. Macclesfield. • (i. Fry. Tunbridge-1%W%, lime-burner. March 17, 94., %pril 14. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Yottug, S. Noad,Birchin-lane, hill-broker, March 13.17. April 14. at Guildhall. .Ittorne)e, Messrs. Cluttun and Carter, iligh street, Southwark. I. Green, Lower East-Smithfield, baker. March 0, 40. April 14, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Aleuts. Forster and Turner. London-street, Fenchurele street. • It. Gough. Liverpool. snuff-atanufacturer. March 10, ill, April 14, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Attorneys, Messrs. Lowe and Bower. Southampton-bitildings, Chancery-lane. H. Barbary. Coventr, trimming-manufaeturer, March 17, 24. April 11. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. James, Beek lersbury, Cheapside. E. Needs. Bristol, shopkeeper. March 17, 94, April 14,st .. I . k e Bummer Tavern, Bristol. .%ttorness. Messes. Woks and Braikenridge, Bartlett's-buildings, Holborn; ad Mr. 'tinfoil. Bristol. W. (iallas, Tewkesbury, corn-factor, March lit IS. April 11. at the house of Mr. Rickets, Tewkesbury. Attar ne)s, Messrs. Jeakias and Co. New las j and Mr. Olive, Tewkesbury. • ammo, M. March 46, 1). Stalker, %. D. Welch. and %V. Milburn. Leadenhall-street, slop-sellers. at Guildhall--March 94, T. Austin, J. Gregory. and J. liaison. Bath. haberdasher's. at Guildhall—March 44. N. Gilbee, Denton. Kent, coal-mer chant, at Guildhall—March 94, P. Grose. Commercial-rend, victualler, at Guildhall—March 24, J. and IL Watson, Fri day-street. warehousemen, at Guildhall--March 24, T. Lynn, Jeronimo Coffee-house, Cornhill, merchant, at OA& hall—klarch 13, W. and F. Derry, Albion Coal-wheel. Christ-church, coal-merchants, at Guildhall—March 31. T. F. Hunt. Stable-Yard. St. Martin in the Fields, builder, at Guildhall—March 47, J. and J. Geskill, and .1. 41emention, merchauts, at Guildhall-IMarch 44, C. Shoobtidge. Kensington, draper, at Guildhall--Marsh 10. J. Armitage. shad-Thames. carrier. at Guildhall—March SU, A. Holmes and li .White, Chesterfield, and T. Tindall. Chester-le-Street. Dorian, hat-esanufaeturers, at the Angel Inn, Chersterfield —March St. J. Prebble, juo. St. Mary Bow, miller, at Guildhall—March 27, W. Wet/comb. Easter, shop-keeper, at the Hotel Tavern, Ezeter—March 24. J. S. Rains. It op plag-Wall, merchant, at Guildhall—March 24, J. Mathias add T. Bower, Haverfordwest, bankers, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol—March 10, G. Hardioty, and J. Cowing, Redford-court. St. Paul, Covent-garden, ---"-- at Guildhall. carrtetct•ras.—stAncit 24. T. Ryder and J. Nasmyth, Fenehnrch-street. merchants —J. Bops, Crutched-Friars, merchant—J. Bernie. Liver pool, merchant—S. Rair, Bradford, Wilts, butcher-0. Oresswell, Burgh in the Marsh. Lincolnshire, shop-keeper —IL Reynolds, Shobrnoke, Devonshire. tanner—W. 11111. Denton's-Green, Lancashire. brewer—T. Forrest, Liver pool, wine-mere hunt--J. Peufold, Rodborottgb, Gloucester shire, clothier—J. Harper. Edgeware-road, cow-keeper. PARTNeßftill DISPOI.TED. T. and R. Baiter. (no place or trade)—J. and E. Ash worth, and T. Mulliner. Bolton-le-Aloors, Lancashire—J. Todd, J. Dunlop, and T. Skelly. Berwick-spots-Tweed. seedsmen—W. Leach and G. Ashworth. Rochdale, Lan caster. lannektnanufacturers--J. Todd and R. Laidier, Berwick-upon-Tweed, linen-drapers----C. end R. Higgin. Norwich, bousbasis-inanufact firers—T. Peek and S. Bighorn. Wigan, Lancashire, iron-dealers—W. bilverwood and T. ood. Nottingham. lace-merchants—T. A. and C. Tennant, Storkton-upon-Tees. sar,cloth manufacturers—T. and T. Price. jun. Kingsgate-street, St. George. Rioomsber). betchers—C. and J. Strange. Kettering. grocers—T. Collet and J. Cowell, Bromsgrovc, surgeons—J. and M. Bevan, and 11. Robinson. Wigan. Lancashire, brewers—R. J. Allen and G. Cottam, Leman-street, Goodman's-fields, mai mereltants—W. Marsh and J. Mallallee. Colnebridge, York shire. woollen-manufacturers—Z. D. Hunt and J. Churchill, Aylesbury. Buekinghauishire, grocers—l.% and T. Lon, %keno's-by-Water. Yorkshire. spirit-dealers—J. Brooks and .1. Wedstead. Stratford. Fuses, brewers—?. M•Keene, G. Booth. jun, and T. Booth. jun. Coo place) commiesion-mer ehants—T. Ashcroft and W. Lockhart, (uo place). timber merchants. AVER %OR PRICE OF CORN IN RNGI. I kND AnD mimes. Wheat, as.. 4d.—Rye, Us. 10,1.—Flarley, ?as. 9.l.—Oats. 17s. 7d.—Beans, atls. ad.—Pease, Sits. Sd.--Oatmeal, 194. 10d. The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, com puted from the Returns made In the Week eliding the gf.th day of trebreary, is 3.1 e. did. pee ern. FIRM I PlStmaxces.--A paper laid before Parliament exhibits the following increase in the produce of the duties on stamps on ire insurances is Oren Britain oaring the last thirty years. In the year ending August 1, 1790, the total amount was 110,361/. 101. 941. ; in the year ending January 5, 1821, the total amount was 609,1421. I Is. 10d. The proportion of iaereaso in Ragland and Scotland is remarkable. In Ragland, the sum total in the year ending Antrim 1, 1790• was 198.71 I!. Ss. ti■ Scotland, for the same periud,naiy 1,6441.75. 10d. The total asseent for Ragland, au the sth January. 1821, 1.388:228 1 . 21 0, ”' while for Sootland it has iaareavad SD 99,2441. to. ISI. FROM SATURDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE, WAR-OFFICE. MARCH 9. Royal Regiment of Herse Otards.—Veterinsry Surgeon J. Kidd&ll, from half-pay of the Regiment, to be Veterinary Surgeon, vice J. Siddail, deceased. Ch Reglmeat of Light Dragoons.—Major C. Synge, from half-pay Oth Light Dragoons, to be Ntsjor, vice P. Hay. who. exchanges, receivieg the difference between the full pay of Cavalry sad full pay of infantry. Ist or Grenadier Reglatest of Foot Gus rds.—Liestt. Sir .1. M. Burgoyne. Bart. from half - p a y of the Re g iment, to be Ensign sad Lieetenaet. glee D. Tighe, who exchanges. re erivieff the diferenee ; Assistant Surgeon J. Johnsoe. fres half-pay of the Regiment, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vise Gibson, programed. Colds;reem Regiment of Foot Goarlis.—k. R. Wellesley. F.sq. Page of Hoarier le his Majesty, to be Ensige and Lieutenant, without perchase. vice lirilhlhs. deeeaacd. at Regiment of Foot Girards.—Lieut.-Col. Sir G. H. F. Berkeley, IC. C. R. from the 44th Foot, to be Captain of a Caloric!. vice Napier. who exchange.. Ist Regimes' of Foot.—Lieut. W. Everett, from the Ulf pay of the Royal African Corps. to be Lieutenant. vice A. Glen, whose appointment has not taken place. 411Tditto.—Lieut. C. Wardell. from half-pay 246 Ligh t Dragoons. to be paymaster, vice A. Atkins, who r epos half-Fey. 44th ditto.— Lleat.-COI. G. T. Napier. from the Ild Foot Guards. to be Lieet.-Col., vice Sir li. 11. F. Berkeley, who exchanges. 411th ditto.--alurrems J.Heriot, M. D. from half-pay 5:4 Feet. to be Bergetes. vie* W. Smyth. who estUeges. 48th ditto„—Lieet. R. Robinson. from half -pay Laghl Dragoons, to be Liesteaset, vice R. J. O'Brielk. changes. ditte.—Limit T. fitemseson. from the 011ilOokto dAtlt be Lieut. ties l)'NeW who fochoofro. Deft • • • ditto.—Leent. W. O'Neill. from the allthroolh to be first. vice Stevens**, who exchanges. 57th ditto:—B. Gormley. late *Wit:ant-Major hi Oil Re giment, to b•Qearter Master.: Heeeessy. deseatel. 79th ditto. —LNet. T. Beck from the 119th Foot, to be fatal. vies A. theettroe, who reelmages. ditto.—Lieet. Hon. C. Napier. to be Captain by rumbas,. vice Millie, lobe-retires ; Resift - 5. Misses. to be Liestraent by Forebear. vise Napier ; 1./tattersall Cadet W. Cedriegton, trees the Royal Military c• J a tt ito. to be sitit 2 by perches., view Gibson. RPM Regiment of Feet.—Liewt. A. ' e Cesert.on from the 79th rest, ID be Laseleithat. eke aellitam, wimp mbosses. .e, rd of cir ich )ne be bat Un the