The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-12-11 00:00:00

r" mrnpv- . 1 ' I yen atiellsiwy apleasti r 4 ll is madelnow n, I Ave dominated Lieutenant-Colonel Lowe t • the Important duty of c.immanding this Islacd - crrtain that so delicate a trnst could out be rep itt more able hands.- Arsooit at the necessary avrangementS are corn • plated, and the suhraissitmof the dependent islauth far tha ca rcrvived, Captikju granger and tnyself • intend proceeding to superintend the operations carrying on against Cerigo, a.station from whence, of late, th.• enemy's privateers hive caused cowl &Table injury to our commerce. 1 hare the honour to be, &r. J. OSWALD. Cri;.-Cen. C.Joitnantling troHpi its the lonian Isles. TO his II reolleney Lirot.4;..tierui Sri J. S tuart , g. B. th.e. Lo. His Majesty's ship Warrior. Cephalonia, Octotnr 1&)9. ' • ( itit-s I have the honour to transmit to your •Exc , llency the accompanying report upon the V.Aptiire of the island of Ithaca. The enterprise was entrusted to Captain Craw ley, of his Majesty's. ship Plvilumel, and to Cap lain Church, with detachments from the 33th and Royal Corsican Rangers. The manner in which it has been eficted, will, I hue no doubt, appear to your Excellency creditable to those Officers, sod to the fisr , •es nutter their orders. I ha • the honour to be, kc. (ftigoed) J. OSWALD. Consissootline Troops to the lonian LAM To Lieutenant-General Sir Juba Stuart, • K. B. &c. &e. &v. Valid, capital of the Island of Ithaca, October V, 11409. Sic--I have the honour to inform you, that the Island of Ithaca was tins day surrendered to the detacbmeot of British troops wider my com mand, in concert with his Majesty's ship Phi. Lame'. Finding the enemy's batteries commanded the barbour in sech a manner Js to render ineffectual the tire from the ships, I immediately lauded the troops and marines, accompanied by a division of amonen, under !he directiou of Capt. Crawley. I marched. without loss of time, to the enemy's principal fort, situat• d on-an elanteirce r with the d e terminatien to utita it by assault: our inten. thin was, ho' ever, frustrated, by the utscotili. tional sorreinler of the From!' Cumman4ant and Iris garrison. , During our march, the eneetylese held in check by the fi'u of a gun.boat detsehed by •Capthin Crawley for that purpose. The garrison, consisting of near 80 men, have Bess made priconers of war, with the ezeeption et et Low Albania*, who escaped to the moon. tains, but who must inevitably fall into our bands. It is impossible that I con express the Wigs. Cons I am under to Captain Crawley, fur the very handsome manner in which he give every assistance in his power to insure the success of the enterprise. Ta Mr. Forced, his Majesty's 'Mi. nistee to the -flume* hide, I beg also to Offer sky for the great service he, Tendered to me on this occasion ; and I feel it my duty to report the 'form good conduct of the OScers and men of the 3'th Regiment, Royal (Asitiean Rangers, and Royal Marines, com prising the dutitchtnent 1 had the honutic t to coin. mond. I have only to add the extreme joy of the inha bitants, in !Irbil reserved r wtbe slavery under which they had hitherto gruliwd. ; I share the holibur to be y &c. lived) It. Clitill.Cll, Captain, Aminent Quarter-Matter -General. T; peliar-Generai o. l ,arra his 'llajestv's , hip T i jarrior, • ' 7,..sase liay, tier. It:, 1:40. Sts—The Spartawfrigate,. having on lintel a detachment of Royal Artillery, with light' grits, and two cien,osuies of Ike regiment, under the o rders of M ijur ClhLko, of that corps, sailed him Cisphaliiiiii n 3 the oth instant, instructed to proceed oil Cerigo, ut-Viol its port, and, if cir. eauseranees tsars-anted, 14) make .an immediate at tack upon the island. tr u.es Captain Sprangm's inteation and my own hay.. followed with con- Mimi* reinforitements ; a continuance of olltroisr gales peotent;ti our gettNg farther than this Illy, - where a tender from Captain Brunton he' reached us, twoveyitig dispatches, of which the a convanying are Nanuti:icitig the surrender of Cerigo to the previowly do. tacked force. Major Clarke girls fully into the deistic of the military operations. They chars& tense an ardent spiritof enterprise ; and he Hems to have been perfectly seconded by the officers cad men and .r his orders, s.irruusinting difficuttita greater than I apprehended he had the means of overcoming. The enterprise t7hisls your Excellency confided to me, being thus • hadpily accomplished, it play remains fur Ina to tebitly lily fullest approbation of the conduct of the troops. A discipline has been maintained that did honour to the soldier, and reflected the utmost credit epos the commandiug and subuid.late officers. am touter the greatest obligations to the olfi ,!ers of the staff of my summand ; they have Men most asridnous in the discharge of their re. spective duties. •• I Must seem., in the warmest terms of acknow. to the never.ceasiug aid received from Spiariger : it was ray geed fortune to act o ith an uificer who, while our views and objects were the same, cordially united in the means of attaining them. A similar litraiony and good cur. res p o ndence has reigned thrusmgh ever . ) branch of the two services. . vices. • Our success was. accelerated, and our subs,. queet political ,arraeigements facilixted, by the pommel exertions and judicious commie ut Mr. Foreci, his Majesty's Minister to the Septinsular Ji.opublor, sod vagreatly prated in being accum. parried by a Geutlexuan soloved and esteemed by the inhabitants of these isles. Mr. Furesti's dis tiaguisled merits have received the commetoiaiions of the most illestrious of our couotrymen —to add my humble tribune woel4l.lac preseniptunus,, were it not elided fur by feelings of gratitude and, respect tut% ards so worthy a servant of our Sove.,, rows. I %aid now proceed to place the islands in a pos_ t a re ttf defence, sidfici.ot to alford probable secu. ritv ; and I am led to believe it may be accom. plished without cuing any expence to his Ma jesty's Government. I have tLe honour to boy &c. (Signed) J. OSWALD, Commanding Treats in the Intim' Wm His Excellency Sir John Stuart, N. B. excite. du. drlntirally-Office, Dec. 9, DM. Vice-Admiral Campbell, Commander-in-Chief in the Downs, has transmitted to John Wilson Croker, Esq. a letter he had received trom Capt. Anderson, of his Majesty's sloop the Rinaldo, giving an account of his having, on the 7th inst. captured, between Dungeness and the South Fore. laind, a French privateer, called the Maraudeur, having fourteen guns on board, anti sisty-six men, out twelve days from Boulogne, without making any capture. Queen's Palace, Dec. 6, 1609. The King was this day pleased to confer the honour of Knighthood on Thomas Staines, Esq. Captain in the Royal Isigvy . Whitehall, Dec. 7, 1809. The Lord Chancellor has appointed Henry Reed, of .Bridgwater, in the County of Stonier sat, Gent. to be a Master Extraordinary in the High Court of Chancery. Whitehall, Dec. 9, 1809. The Lord Chancellor has appointed Francis Seymour, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Gent. to be a Master Extraordinary in the High Court of Chancery. - 11 1 10 —_ Crelos-Olke, Dec. 9, 1809. MEMBER RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT PARIAAAIENT. Shire of R 001“. • Hugh Innes, Esq. of Lachalsh, in the room of Liesiesant- Ueoeral Alexander Mackensie II -abet, deceased. TH SPAT E5lvlA'N • R t NIK RV PTS. Quarter-Master George Mom, oa half-pay of the law 131st Foot. Quarter-Master James Rom, from 51st Foot. H. J. Shaw. late Captain in the tilvt Foot. Gregory, Geld!collo, late Captain in a Fesdblet Reghneot. Quaner-Master -- Perry, on half-pay or the 2111 a Light I)rdosions. k:aisign Peter 111• Craw, ou balf-pay of the late Queen's Itangers. Evoiga James Roy, on half-pay of the late 91th Font. AdjutuittiVilliaos 'Jean., on half-pay of the Late 109th Foot. Quarter-Master Robert N ichulwu, on half-pay of the late 91st Foot. Quarter-Master Peter Stewart i on half-pay of the late 9th Garrissa Battalion. A distant Beecher, on half-pay of the Ancient Irish eneibles. C. T. Glad Wits, Esq. late Captain in the Ist Foot. Adjutant Thomas Hlll, Oa half-pay of the VA Aron Feati- Hes. A. Wishart, F.sq. late Captain In the 713th Foot. John Wantice, (leoulemait, on half-pay as Lieutenant of the New York Voltudeer, 110sPITAL STAFF. To be Hospital-Mates fur Gessend Service, Joseph Poett, Geol. Henry Hart. Gera. James Lowry, tient. Lebrecht Mendorff, Gent. John Tohia, The ktog's (iennau Legion. Ist Regiment of Dragoisiet, Lettreo. Gent. to be Cornet, vice Auchmuty, promoted iii the 7111 lout. The Duke llf Br ants irk limp.. Stephen Bencraft, to be Pasinsister of the Corps of Cavalry. H. C. Sannerman, Gent. to he Veterinary Sur .eon of ditto. Royal East India Volunteer+. II Regiment, Lieutenant-Colonel Edward Parry to be Oolo wet, vice Thelluawso, who resists. Major Gieuro tllillstt to be Lieutenant-1;01+mA. vice Parry. Willi:on ‘Vtgraib, Esq. to be Major, vite 3d liitto, Major -- hlnjoribanks to be Lieutemmit-Cm. looel, vice Patti-on. resigned. 'James Duuieil, EN. tulle Major, vice klajorobauks. klaltOlta NOOK. Lieutenant Westripp, of the 9th Light Dragoons, who was superseded, as s orted in the Gazette of the Ibth ult. is reitatuted in his rank. Ensign Balfour, of the 10th Foot, who was superseded, us stated in the Gazette of the 11th June, ISJS, is reitutated is his rank. Captain Stephen Watts, on the Retired List, and late of the 3d Royal Veteran Battalion, is dismissed from his Ma jesty's Service. Ise under-mentioned Odirers are superseded, being absent without leave. Major Savage of the 2Gth Foot. Lieutenant Thompson of the 72d Foot. Lott iii the Gazette of the 25th Wt. 4th Foot. For R. Mulholland, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Boyd. pro moted. Read R. Nlulhollaud, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Caulfield, promoted. .`7th Foot. For Emign Cranford to be Lieutenant. ke. Read Lasio Clark. Crum. tiod to be Lieuteuary, Sr. Commtaiims in the following Regiments of Local Militia, signed by hi- Majes'y. Supern 00000 erary Adjutant Kenneth Scobie; from the WiKters Regiment, to he Aditibuit to the I.abie, it Regio.ent for the County of Perth. atted Nov. ;iO, John lugbiud, Gent. to be Adjutant to the Newton and roilswerth lLiiurnt, in the Imlay of Laneabier, vice Wrangler, appointed to the dith Foot. Dated Nos. ta, Cuutinhoions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Wormier. John Mlter. Esq. to be Deputy Lieetesibit. Dale) Pay ti, IeAP. Richard Hence, F.sq. to he ditto. Dated August 2, 18.19. 11urcestershire Militia._ _ _ Genrge Bavle), Gelit. iu be Lkateneut. Dated August 11, I atis . - Ilrnry Drivoll, Gent. to he ditto. Doted Magog 18, 1809. John Owen, lona. to be ditto. I)ated August a, Andrew Aleutoder ill•Coucliy, Geol. to be ditto. Dated October 18, itkV. - Augustus Gent. to be FAsige. Dated March tS, aBll9. Cammuistions in the Os fordshire Local Militia, signed by the lwarJ Lieutenant. %raven Regiment. John Sharpe, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated September 11, 180. _ _ . Enst or Central Regiment. Adjutant William liowirdi Esq. to be Captain, by brevet. Dated o..tober 24, Ilitl9. William l'burpe, Geist. to be Lieutenant. Dated October 5, Southern Regiment. Adjutant Hubert Belcher, to be Laptuin, by brevet. Dated July 4. 16dtt. TI .0 Chit.lie, Gent. to be Q.uirter-muster. Dated April idtl9. • Commigaintis in the floretshire Regiment of Militia, signed lo) the Lord Lietiienant, Ileory Rtephen Ntrottl, Cent. to be Cosign, vice Clacton, dibniisted. !Yard Novetuher i 3, Itkl9. :.eor„%e Ingruo, Gent. to be ditto, vice Barker, promoted to a Comp.'s'). Dated Nov. '2B, 1809. • BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. 11. FL S:tillelacer, Plytuattli Dock. avetiumer, from Nov. IS • • Jan. o. ..... . Nir F.etat itelford, Nuninghannhire. mercer, to cut-tender Dc,. 213, Jau. 10, at the \White Ilan, ha•t itetim . d. in.sraies. /Acura. baky unJ Slacker, Furuival's Inn. J. Raker, kingstanlev,Gloucestenthire. baker, Jan. 8,9, 20, at the A bite }kir( inn, Gloucester. Attorney, ton, Escherpter Office, Lincedn's Irene R. Barrow, Lonz flews Mill, Wilts ' paper-make'. flee. 2 . 5. Jan. the isladual's Dead, 'lath. Attorney, Mr. Ilighmore, Can: h os-we t s, P. le..ote, Gtrdlti, Glamergrut.hke, vtra rr-lrt-Invtufae- Surer, the. 16,28. Jan. 241, at Guildhall, I.ondnii. AttoreeYs Mr. hlawley, 1/neretwareei, Salisbury-agnate. J. .Tenklns, Cow-court, Itatherls thy. ti,oher-tuerrhant,. Dec. 12. 23, Jan. 1, At Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Canter, Deptford. J. Young, Civeltenhatra, dealer, Dec. 19. 4?. Jut. 20, at Guildhall, I.ohatto. Attorney, 11r. !terry. llucklersburv. J.Eggington, lie.tie-.-rotirt, St. Martin'S-1,-(irsuad, gala and silver-with, Dec.' 19, V', .1;u. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Phipps, Gutter-lane, Cheap-la.. It. Nhlhps , Ilav, Bret: or-hit .*, shop-keeper. flee. 9!, tj, Jan. _4l, at the Mush Tavern, flu caul. Attorney, Mr. Jame., (way'. Inn-square. J. Clark. tion, and /Lawkar s i-road, butcher. Dec. 19, 91, Jan. 2,4 at Guildhall. Attorney, Ur. Ifarnit, Primouso- • *trees. Ilkhorgate-street. Ilodckoroa. fast Retford. Nottiagivashirr. I)ec. 2i. tOt. Jan. 1.1. at the Wltite Ilan. haul turd Attorney. Mr. Bantam, La,t Itetfard. J. Ilrey.Credittos. linen-draper. flee. 16.29. Jan. 10, at (iuddliall, Loodust. Attorue), Mr. Wiltints-is Red Liam-square. W. Weaver, lloetl•kne, osereltara, Dee. 16. 18 4alt. `2O. of (cnihllaull. Attorey, Mr. Kirkb.uu, Shorttr raven, Throgi I 41 prtllfl-wreet. J. Smith, orth IVarnborou.r,S. Ststithiteipton. trek-soaker, f/er. '2l, 29, Jain. 20, :at the Geotgt. Los, Odlltams. Attorney, Mr. Hector, l'eter•licld. A. Sheppard. 1.•cr14, milliner, Dec. IN 20. Jan. 40. a! the 'Pierre Ler 100, Leeds. Attorney, Mr. 11 iwwu, Grevilk street, Hatton- A .ll-.1 , 0. W. Hull. Pote..l, grocer, I)er. 11, V. Jan. 90, at the Itununer . ruiteru, Bristol. Attoraoy, Mr. Jatues,Gray:s tau square. 111 LITARY PROMOTIONS. Wer-Of Dec. 9, 11309. Ist Regitnent of Life Guards, Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant R. S. Adair to be Lieutenant, by purchase, rite Whitle, pro moted. 9d Regiment of Dragoon Guard.., Lieutenant to Captaiu tot a Iroup, vice litad butte, deceased. 7th Ditto, Linnet Joau Lorenell to Iw Lieutroant, without perch:ye, vice Rose, promoted in the :al I)ragooits. Ist Regiment of Dragoons, ciestemon George Gunning, from the 901 Foot, to be Lieutenant, *Auto purchase. 13th Regiment of Light Drag t, Lieutenant William Booth, frota the 93th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without peteluase, vice Piereepoiet, who resigns. Ilith Ditto, Assisinitt-Surgeiso Edward Dow, from the Royal Corsi.- it Rangers to ne Assistant-Surgeon, vice Gobsua, protio.ed in the Sicilian Regiment.—Assistatit-Surgents Dumas Short, from the Chasseurs tiritaintiques, to be As. sistant-Surgeon, vice Richardson, dismissed. lot Regiment of Foot (rear*, (*Awaits J. 11. Davies, from the foil Foot, to be Llasterisms, vice Llphinstour who exchanges.—Nicholas Aylward Vigors, Gent. to b e En sign, by purchase, vice Adair, promoted. 3d Regiment of Foot, Lieuteuaut Robeit Denny, from the 6ith Foot, to be Ca taw of a Coinpau), by runtasase, vier Moots, promoted. 4th Ditto, Emig') John Can Weld to he Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Boyd, whosc appointment. has out taken kb Ditto, Lieetewint George Lindsly, from the 4th Gordan. /bonito's, t. be Meek -omit, vice Edwards, woo ex etsang. 3. , Ditto, Lieutetiant Robert Wren to be Captain of a • 'Company, without purchase, vice Twysdeu, who retires. 10111 Ditto, Christopher Betty, Gent. to toe Lwigii, by pur . clime, vice ?shakos*, promoted. 1 34th Ditto, Lieuteanot rnoinas Castle, from the sth Garri sou Battalion, to lie Lieutenant, without purehase.—Lit sigu tdward Picking, from the Stith Loot, to be ditto. —Lieutenant Johu Sisaw, front the Sol West York Mutt to be Emir. 9lkh Ditto, bleutieutan Cadet William Peaeoeke, from the Royal Military College, to be Loop, without purchase, vice Picking, protuutei iu the S4te foot. Mk Ditto, Lieutemult l'honsat Magee to be Captain of n 4:ssessiaoy, wituout purchase, vice licooke, pr.otiosed.- Mango i!enry Alcock to be Lkutesimii, rite Mazer. — Marton Lima, G.nt. to be lassigit. *mom( purchase, vice Pennell, abuse appointment h.ts sot taken place.-11 Miaow Gilbert, Gent. t.s be Ensign, vice Aleoe. Wit Ditto, Blair Freeland: ls Gest. to be Ensign. without rciumei vice Pope, promoted to the sth c.arristin Batta lion. Slat Ditto, Lienteisant John Nl‘Cabe to be Captain of a Com pany, oy Ibirebibe, rice Spares, prionutea.—Ensign *epee. 4 lobe Lieutihmut, by purchaw, vice hi• Lane— . Drury Lit not, twat, to be Lasso. by purchase, vice Hartley, prionoted.—Willisten 1/..sitisou attnpoin, Daft. is be Ltisige, by purchase, vice Mahon, promoted Old Dino Captmo vs. K. Liputastoue, Isom tor Ist I'ottl to he Gapubu of a Company, vice Davies, wits each*. e tt Diivo Lieutenant --e- Abeidee:Militei, to be Lamp. dist Ditto, Joan , (lent. to be Ensign, a ithout pur ean-e, vice Ketonic, rebooted in the tittle Foul. 6'd Etbign William Blakeiey, from tne 7th West- India iter,isiseat, to be Ensign, without portiest - , site Miller. woo real h io. 67th Ditto, Ensign Robert Saunders to br Lieutenant, vice Rutled g e, deceascd.— Joao Hamitt, Lieut. to tie Etaign, vice Seusde uis 710 Ditto, Ensign Mkt, to be Emig& 79te Dan), William Graves, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice iirapnish, pra:•uted in inc alth tout. Sid Ditto,Quarter..staner-aeryealit horn to be Qum les-.‘latlite, rice Wright, tleCtabed. etitlr Ditto, Eusign George W. ClariP.e, fro.-11 the 59th Foot,' to be Lw'uteuaut, by purchase, vice Niclio!s;.a, promoted. Ensign R. Patter, front tile Royal it.tia, to be Smagn. Ist West India R.:gbernt, Ensign William fltail, from, the New Bruivawttlt Feactules, to be Lieutenant, %villa/et chase. 9d Ge)lon Regiment, Captain Arthur Johnston to be llist§er, witionet pusensse, vice Maitland, promoted. Ditiosa's Hr, imeot, Aeostaut burgeon Itooluse Amid, from hoe blab' to Portugal, to be Anistaut Surgeon. Royal 0'1'11C:ill Rangers, Hospital-Mate Witham Vallange ! to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Dow, appointed to the %uth Light Dragoons. Sicilmis Reminds, Assistant Surgeon J. B. Gibson, from the Akh Liget Dragoons, to Ise Surgeon, eke flood!, upp • t ed to toe 6l it Font. 4th Garrison Battalion, Lieutenant John Edwards, from the Sib foot, to be lieutenant, vice Li.sdaiiy, who exchang.s. Sth Ditto, Losign George Pope, from the Sinn Foot, to be Liesiteoant, vice Caine, appointed to the .1111. rout. Sib Ditto, W Minis Coldness, Gent. to be Lunge, vice Site ktos, promoted iu the 'JIM Foot. Royal 1 eteiau Reflation ' laisign John itephenson to be Lieutenant, vice Rini lire, , deceased. New liruassviek teneibles, Bradshaw Rainsfurd, Gent. to he k.umgo, vice ('Nair, pi mooted .0 tile Ist West lahlia Re gi Meta. M'Lauchlati, fr,bat the Henderson, from the Meath Ni- STAFF. To he Adjoisots ot• Itecruitiag Dietrich. Lieutenant Francis Henry HureA, um salt pay of the sth Magnin! touirds. Lieutraant Jaws Hiatt Hall, front she 6th Oarriwo Hatinßoo. Lieutenant J tom ttuseli, 4RI sat t liay ot• the late iota tirrrtoou Matta lOU. Lientroaot (ieorae 1.0), on half pay of the late Xing's Anse- man Regiment. Lim!teniust William Brooks. from the lish Lieu town James Keene, no half piy of the ..7tlt Foot. Lieutenaut IViillllll Jordan Altoch, ua half pay of the 7th Light Dragoons. Lieuvimist Jorut Dourlay, on half pay of the 7th Foot. Lieutenam huiran, ILissell, on 1.3:f pay of toe Fuot. Lieutenant Joins Maguire. from toe 046 Foot. alaguire, troll tie Alt Foot. Lieuttiund Roma, Shields, no intif pa ) tattle Mill Foot. 'in be Adjutant. of Iteciust.ng Disi• with Ile rank of Lieutenant a hibt a cospeoyed, Quarter- ,i v.ter John 31nitfuri ' on halt-pay of the late Prim blotes'a leucible Cavalry. DIVIDENDS. Jas. 25. J. Seaga., Dukr , street. St. Plumes's, tailor.- Dec. 311. It. Fur,ler. High-oreet, Illonoisber).cher::e-ntosi• ger.-Dec. 90. .1. I).tvld,•rn, Leylca butt-street, reerrls.uu.-Dec. hl. J. II uotennieith 'meet, thikleu.squrtre.tailor.-Jen. 4. J. It. Govesi,lllll:4- eloobt, Samervetshire. ckmh-outmo fni S.). T. H. Lloyd, Poul:rv, slate-merchant. —.Lin. 1. J. Al•Kiouell, Cieekbeithou, Yorkshire, lioeardraper.-Jan. 1. W.T0....er. Exeter, oterehant.-Jai. 6. J. Bomber. (Posokir:., i. tara *ire, tvine-merchant.-.lan. 9. :lad J. Tucker, *Amer. aierch3nis.-Jmi. 3. F. French, Liverpool. ovrehoo.-Dee. SO. A. Sibloild, Wnpping-street, Ilnp-olefler.-Ike. 30. T. Ilmenty. PutersuJiter-run, Cior-ansoullltroter.--Uee.. Jil.. J. bison, Mao ket--ireei,Hertiordvhire, straw-hat-ssoonfac 'sorer. rh.Jau. 1111Aou, St. Jastoes*:-..rret. hatter.-Dec. SO. I.BfUV/1/, Lulli. Eabl-rhe:.p, elem. l • ung-cr.- Dee. 31). J. satua, vintuer.-Jau. J. N. Jones, Read*, Average Prima of Core, h the quarter of right Wirchr ter Hasa*, hod of thtinteal per Hill of I luihs. A vittrdepot.. from the relutte, received ,tt t.te ocelc ettaii.g NJ Decent's •1. 1809: —.Wheat 10'41. Td. I!) e Id.— 5).. lid. • Oats Ms. M.—Beane 69%. 4d.—Pease 6 s. ites 5 04. 9d. The Average Prim of Brown or MuAeovro d k Sugar. r pored from the Returns made in the Week, ea.!:.iz b day of December, 18419, 1+494. 100 per rei. ext duties of customs paid or pyabk thercue on the importat:eo thereof lido Great Brittio. Six men, convicte.l of forgery on the Bank of England, were on Saturday se'nnight executed at Lancaster. On Thursday afternoon, a young woman, gen. teelly dressed, attempted to dote, herself in the Croydon Canal. She was obser-rd by s•one work men whilst plunging into the river. The latter instantly hastened to her assistance, mail readily extricated her from her periloes Mutation, and on. veyed her to a hour nearly ndjoininx, salivre, she had regained her senses, she said that her seducer lived in the neighhourh I, and in valise. (pence of the day, she hal adopted hat expecli v ut to put a period to her existence. s A foot-race of considerable interest was lately run at Market Drayton, between the Mayor and an Alderman of that town, which was won by tt,.. ; latter. At starting, batting was 6to 4 and o to oil the Mayor, who was bCAt by about six lengds s ; —it is supposed the parties u visited at least Zga stone. He site at his early vears Hai sown la Tier shah reap I. Teen. Aram the new editions of old estahlisliel Works in the coarse of the present month, ue are pleased to tee that of "The Guide to by Dr. Suleson, a Medical anther of peculiar talent,• whose publication, for the general interest of Mankind, should be ettended as widely as the dominion of Vice and Error. The two things of twist e•aential importance to us are, to Ike wtil and to die well, to live es we should and die as we would : —lie who reads this little book rirout3bly may rte both, and will have the satisfaction of purchasing monition not every 'lsere to be met with, at comparatively (riling expence.—Re. viewer. B ItTIIS. On Thunday evening, gel Or ;.ilorevr.ontl.4a d aniner. S itardav morning, at bit Maur, is Lkseol , the la,tv of %Ir. *Wain nest. obt MARK I h U. On Tbnrstley last, Robert Storks, Log. of Highgate, to M 1.4 Brooke, of the sane &n•. Yesterday, at Carsitskun, in Sorry, by the Res. W. Rase, Zadirk Levin, Egg. ipf Bedfon!-place, to Mary Ann. eldest dae•ht .r of the I.loe Joseph Whtherill, E. g. Ou Saturday, at Layton, by the Rev. ('aarte. L‘priste a day,. A. I)oxat, Esq. of Blyhopyrate Wl . h.tot, In I..aiiya, Ostaghirrei J. A. Duzat, Cry. o'.*Pailly Brook if owe, Lay - ton, I .-n• DE %Tll,. Oa Friday, Dee. 8, Mfi. Keno.ley, of Ittoriorrt r4tret. Careadion-,Yeare, widow of the late Air. Oe.ap• hearoiei, firel-sireet. _ _ _ Oo l'riday, of a rapid decline, Mr. Amelia Milford., the wife of lirisadier-tieueral Haworth, no%b fmbet'lliCe Slims. She was of I.ord Tharlaw. On Stull's, Me 3ti net. at his brave, Rom-shire. George Mackenzie, • Kft. of Av wit, and Great Tnarer-hill. Landon, mai. t 4 rmAll • beloved mud Lamented b; all wino knew bits. On l'iti.sdity Lurttimi, tpe crreutrie..elmrstmer. (kayo Wood. I- sq. at lig npartillelafS. 11.1 Belgime-pitkre, Pimlico, hite-ipas well known Ay the-atom of Viselt mill amber. In 114 emir, he *et.) mato resembled iris Majesty, bad he talked like TO Tlll CON9UMPTTV, AVID AST II M A TIC. • Dan Vim, apes. MA NY Medical Alen have asserted, that thorn is on specific core tor rose Forteidahle co uplaints ; whileb 14 noilleug more thau ackm..le Igin-4, tint they are sm. ampsoielelwith nay yetis week: anti, inicanl, the Rills of Mortality furnish a mehmehola pe oaf, that in tab I linsate they are extremely prevalent and r %In. ii ily fatal. 'tut - Dr. Reddises and a few others, of stews; mewl., and zealous in the eases of sofering hem-laity, hare (anointed popoilar polo dice, sueght for and fouled the means at relieving the most stretched clasc of invalids: and in the 11 1 1. 44 A'51 OF IttrlLS, Di. Senate is persuaded that be has d 1 -ov.ired She best Pectoral Merlichoe is .he worhl. lo some niceta 0:- stances he has had t h e satisfac to see it restore to heattis and rigour individuals who were hi the s'iot debilitated state, wham tottering and emaciated frames seemed 1,1 :'treason .s speedy aii , ,olotion, and who had hest promanced iceurab:e consmais 9se : therefore, a it hout paasinz any oroggerated en comiums on his Nlertielne. be e.:nirstl advises the allfirred and their friends to give it a trial I with this assur.awe, th at tees if it should not prnve a curr, It will certainly relieve tae cough. In the early stages of Cons mtoo, he has ma a doubt that it mould prove invariJs y slit— -sful ; (•r be has every reason to believe, that ft has mambo d laheresemis 'ob structions in the lungs; and he tan positii el a-ert. that, if mint, .1 to in time, it will always bate tar de.i , ed etre' t, a nd prevent the accession of the mere ularmi less intim:as : one great advantage is, that it never can du an injury n any in stance, but may be lakeli with the unseat safety by pea.ons of both sexes awl all aps, at any hour of the day. or at ..ny particular period. It is so very agreeable to the palate. that ti is taken with avidity by children, f• it whom it i- ev or ....I v salutare.as ii does not clog the stomach, but is gayly aperient. Ur. :ile.rite's prnclice, during the het lilleen . "..1.., 0.0 hems prisociaally moaned to the treatment of naves's disar ders awl relaxation of the system; d trine which, moor rases have oven-red, complicated so ith cnasoraptive mod wahnontiv: symptoms: fur which reason he had been obliged to sirs ow no inconsiderable shim. of hi, nitration to th:: investient hal of those disentes; and as he has beta very arrears) in many imantwess whir' appeared to preclude all hopes of recovers, he Is in lured to otter his inivicv. to p.,:ieosis of this clam. with the /tsar:wee that every come shall meet the nerra particular and unremitting attention. lie may he comulted ever, day till fuer o'clock peomwslla, or by 'Hier. I:wt.:sing the customary fee, at his hou s e in Saathamptosorow, Illosousabary. Si foie ad pectus, tiiiaftir rheum°, catarrhas ; Ad faeces branches; nil parrs est(' corsyn. In every svispiom of catarrh, or recent cog, tais at edifier allisrdsimmeyliate *OW; it ;tibias. Ike_ irritation or tirkline seasaliar; snick r ‘r!tri cou,:loog, promote; teed facilities* eeperowation, and by its cooling. foals imir, and anood,ow propertle-, prevco3 or reuto..es the us. ill• I r,-,siog 1, mp toms which ossially supervene on takkg cold, inch a. Iso.tme ow. soreness and tigioness oif the eke-t, head- ich, lever. 1i , .. As awns pogroms, from motives of iilk.lolM or oleasm . expose themselves So the liduries of a raid sir Crap atuoi spare. whlie the% are emirr the Indorser of 0 1 - 1110 ; 1 amid advise set+, always oarsman' egairst tar danger as much as p-siisitole. by the use avow medicated substance. which may be held is the mouth, where. by gradually dl-solving, the elect sae-: ht.' . eiisulactl,r maitaitiowd. For this purpose I private imassees, as tlie llama prhsciple as the Balsam dit Awn". caller' THE pEcroteAs. Koss LOY:I-AGES, which I can recommend as a very wife and nisi,e cullmteull remedy. very diitirent from the smotr-pluashe which are commoily sold wader various de momltintioom. The elect oit these Losteages, gradually dissalyieg In the mouth, on the lemma, which Is the organ or t e soiice, is truly remark able; this tint only protect it from iosjury, and prevent th a I 21:01hie sy mptoa of hooars-:: aci, bat they improve its c,.aud taut risrisialiic aad strengthen it, tone; for shhieli reasou they are. Intik highs,: estimation with many public -peahen: and singers. 'ls:ie P Jilin of M ' oses and Peettond Rose Lozenges. are prep.:nlgenuilie only Isy the inventor, Do. 'create. twat are 'via at hit house, No. et Southampton-raw, illoomustily. Lo..dait : the Bilstion in RMtles. pike *. yd. and is. nd.: or the op:unity al six sisiall Hooka in ea.! for 10s. rid.: the La ses:Os, peke 2s: 6d. per Boy. They are also sold retail by Kr. Sanger (We Weed), M. Oxford-street, 'opposite !load-street; Mr. Gitaldiag, Perfumer to hrr Majesty. 4;:, Cumhill ; Mr. Deck, No. 4, Ludgate-.ill s Mr. Until, Corkveve-stiret, enrwr of Spring Larders; Mr It idiards, Dreamt, 193, Strand; Mr. Green, 398. Oxford, treet, sear Mau-street ; and by most o espectable movolichoe venders in every part of the United Kinedom. Observe. that there ha label sat the nut-ide of each Box and Bottle. signed by the Proprietor, L. satiate, in his haod / 4 writing, or th,-y cow• of be ermine. ..... . _ .„.„ LON 1)ON Printed .rod Pahl ishrot by 1). Lo vtt rt., tz ar ita.T63llith 01 r it S. hi s liortadreals at .. (