The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-08-06 00:00:00

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By the Motor of THE POLITICAL HOUSE THATJACK BUILT. With 17 Cots. by Mr. Goo Croikehank, viz.-1. Sob seription Yawl.---l. II Swe e per.-4. His marking Brueb.-4. Ilse Teeth. ; or, Ring's Own.—S. Th• 11 G a ng Arms.—. Fereeity.-7. Topsytervy.—S. loam Jet' Er. Peierloo bloamoest.-10. F r eud** lamlel.-11. Keteb's Mark.—l!. Slep's Cesium Clock. I& Ilad-bet .—I4. The Rat's Relleetitso.—li. %A Noodoessipt.- 4 6. lOM's-street Ossag at Work,—l7. Devil os Two Sticks. —IL Dr. Slop's elseespoltv.—l9. Uolvereal Safety Lamp.-40. •• Pray remember the Grotto ."—lll. Ilse Poet [Aureate sad Glories. Apollo.--A. desk in the Green.— , n. Loader Bridge and the Borough Arches.-41. Cantina- Hostel arldge.-14. The Triangle.-1111. Emptying the Slop pall.—t7. The Paw. Printed fee WHllea HOW 46, Ludgate-MS; sada& by all Bookesiters he the United lUarleat. ARMY CONTRACT& . . Casiahrri•t Department, Treanor, Chisiblllho Jail SI, MIL '.: ... CZ is hereby fires to all Persons sleoirotor lt, Alieirl 111111Aweassp to supply the fellowing Articles file Ike Use VW Array. tie : OATS. To Me Melody's Cavalry la Containments. and Quartets In the esdermestioned Coley : Glecester. FORAGE. viz. Oats, May. and Star. to His Majesty's Cavalry la Bar reeks, aid (Pats in Contaminate, sad Quarters, la tIA under-mestiosted Comities : Berks. lAiddlenes. Devon. Nottlagbasn. Dorset, Sosevreet. Rest, Warwick. Lootaster. York. That the Delirerko are to esuonsestee as and for Os IMO Day 01l hepterabor seat; that Pre/mewls ia Weitlog. sailliO ap sod warted " Trader for .4rasysupplies." milk no. wired at Ns Ogee. en or Wire Tuesday the eft lap 0 August. but *one WU k reeeirest oiler Tao** lecke! as Mat dap. Proposal, onset k wade separately for each Conn* and each Proposal mend hare the Letter which is sneezed to the Tender praperip filled up. by Two Persons of Hemp proprripjugaping fahmease Mond with the Party leader leg. in lee aniount stated Is the printed Portlealars. I fir the skoperjorroarwe .f the °tetrad ; mad no Propkal rill be soured wane waste en a priated 'reader. end lbm Prices expressed in words at knyth ; red ahrsols I I 1 se happen that dwells, the Continownee of the Gemmed 40 Troop should be supplird by virtue of the maw. the grissorni Jthe Stamps ea the Contract and Bond. paid la 111.• M beta am by the Contractor. WWI be rejladed to him. Particulars .f the Contracts mop be had upon appli cation at these (ambers, between the fumes of Ten and • 4th Regiment of Light,Drageems, Captain William Novo lock. Nose the Said Foot, to be floe lipeddieg, win erase/at. To be LieeMeeets. Umathesot D. Carrel, from the Ild Mitres Ouartis.vise Wilmot tilas tmehaages ; Lies. Wwwm M. PM/thy. item the lith 1410 Dragosee. vice Towesead, vollthimethlegesgvertra,Coverr.:l J. Ath L. Us dee Ditl i t e ., • = l lF . . T. Fliegoesall is Makiill. by itt=t vie, 'Barlow, promthel let ie 41Mh Feet ; J. T. fleet. to be Cerest,by o, 11th OW. Paymmater Frelerldt Rem the 19th Liglit Dragoon, to be Pltymaster. vino Nolan, 45: eeinsed. ISIS Mo, Lleutoosat Robert Latreees Toweeted. from the 4th Light Drageoes, to be Liesteneat. vice Parlby, wits webs 29t61tpiasatof Foot. LisalikthOt Henry Reid to be Cop by._rtopek, wise Wadi. who retires ; Coolie 1 " - Reveiddll Wont% be Lielitessak by Derebase vin Richard Wethath, Oast. lobe tssigs, by vies Wright. • MI Ditto, Illarlithe Speddiag, Light Dea thr lio:11111.10111, vice Havelock, li t i r DI ON Thema. Stapler to be (X without aJoliette,. dessesed; BIWA Rands mit to be Lieeteaset. vies Otapley ; academes Cadet Oettege Cantle, from the Royal Military College, N Rados, wisp Wyatt. 41st Ditto, Major Merl Oodwla to be Lioness,' set, by perdu" des Evans, who retires ; Ceptaie ► to be Major, by rirebase, vier Godwin; Liesteneat Rlleare Derrowee to be Captain, by perches*, vies 11• Coy ; Badge W WM. As he to be Lieuteeset, by perchase, shoe Borrowes. 49th Otto, Oiretleatee Cede Willie. Foley, frees the Royal Military College, to be Raidga, without purchase, vice Mentioned,. deceased. 46.6 Ditteo-Easige 1.. M'Allsier. to be Lleetteset, witb set perritase,„ vice J. Campbell. deceseed ; Gentians. Cadet D. O'Brien, Awn the Royal Military College. to be Ridge vies M•Alister. leJ Ditto-Lleateaaat li. Aaderms. to be Corbin, whit. vies Itheddia. deceased; Rarjolot'llbsil•r be Adjutant (with the reek of Ensign), vice as, who resigns the Adjetasey erste. 110th Ditto-Rrevet Major J. Galley. to be Major, by popthese, vies Sir C. W. Burdett, who retire.. 11111 Ditto-Easige.l. lAorritt, from tbe nth Foot, to be Sislgn. eke flohne, promoted. Mkt Ditto-S. Cooper. Gent. to be Ensign, by perchase, .Net Merritt. appointed to the 40th Foot. Old Ditto-Peymaster M. (Riley ass bees superseded. S4th Regiment of Foot-Captais . Pren.lergast, front half-pay of the Ilegisteet. to be Paymaster, me Clarke, who aaehangeo. Wit Ditto-Lieutenant R. Ware. free half-pay 4th West India Rrglemet. Is be Lieuterseet, vice A. Cumerea, who *vette n reg. td Ceylon Regiment. I.lrutenant R. Hunter, to be Cupids. witheet purchase. vice Maebese, dereased ; Seemed lieute nant, J. Mbitehosii. to be First Lirutenaei, vire Dopier ; Genii. man Cease, A. Moorhead, front the Royal Military College. to be Second Lieutenant, vire Whitehead. _ • the Army. Captain O. Jo*. a Buckley. of the Ist or WOW Awards. I lospitais Rrevet-Depisty laspeM J. Mir D. 4. Ottptis. M. D.. J. ?bierleeke, W. Tinter. . DFltpl is et, . . , . 41f r &W i t . 11 1.! !tor fro oT tbloid b f es. P. Cele. T. Feasto - A.-Lawrie, W. es, eherall-straar. "rbolasala-bsaisrs-4 . Rime sod D. M e , WeßisibmsalitM e =l igract _ j am "; ' sad M. lisilaad. Hadbrosb. R. Itiakeway sod C. Creswell. Raaishia. asal-saerekasis — Law sad R. Heat, Rochdale, maraltssio—R. altebt• led .I. Mises. Liverpool—T. sail, law's tea. J. ROhe• O. sad 0. Hayes. Swarta z g=mathatarare—J. 11- alLtzl J. Narrow. Ilaes-drapers—il H cad IL ROOM. WOW Ilimfdaa. F. Pratt, 8." Wastaa, T. Rami e Gad T. lll = ll = .11 1 allsoias. alpirra-smuralisterara—W, Waig 11100-Irare bmiimmaii--It. NW* awl W. ilk Wary at URI. • adawaaraltaate—J. elatar t a s ill* sad J. Slater. itraddiala bleachers-4. sad G. T. Major, St. Clartaawdl, ireassagars. •••••ImMEMI happlame _ as it is banded aria the meet mead laws. As for the adeeserres if J.ha end myself. they ate sheetly as fellawr—Wo kilned the army eseelasteers. 1 commenced my , military meat as a serperal, and rem to the situation of sergesat la the gramdiers mom- . pay .01 do Brit battalion, ailed after the city is which it-hpil hoes raised.-of Ciudad Rodrigo Velma- . tars. We were erployed is ilelleadiag the passes of Virtu durtag am year, lad were afteTWlLflll recalled to earrissa the city of Ciudad Rodrigo. We were ire wiediately besieged by the Preach, and there were 80,008 men collected to attack our small number. We kept the place daring 18 days a*d sights; sad rich was the fury of the *Age, *pi the enemy's eavalry en. tend the breach made by the misers ad artillery. At last our engineers declared the city to be defesee!rsr, sad the (lean!, after consulting the other chiefs, surrendered, (1t110.) My brother midi mothered much misery on our way to Fresco as prisoners. We marched 313 leagues, without stepping longer than a few hours at a time. Such of the party as were stun out with fatigue, and could not proceed, were shM.— Oar guards pinioned the arms, sad fined spikes upon the shoulders, so as to pierce the cheek if as attempt was made to turn the head; sad this they did to all those who. from their strength, appear to be &barrow, and the - - W- bare.fisomd and hi le ben,. . —, else China iIiVINUMII MISS Or COSX IN 11111111411111 MID RAIDS. • Oen Reid ; Moot, 101.44,---a1•, Of. 111.—Dirley, Ik. Od.—Oets, by purchase. M I . A-'s! ! 1 , . Ik. IN.—Pease, Ea. M.—Ohtani, from the Ith The Js eeepe Prim et Brews se llesseeed• Iliiirer, sees telt, who ea- piled fres. the adagair emedleila the Week glib( es IA '- err a *Wag MO" 011s:014. pee Set OCaptain, • Immommienume , ..• . nod. Jobe LETTER PRpig_A NAVOI sP4AYADJIII Reedewea HIS FRIEND-1N SDINBURUN.. %.F.• t College, II& -06,...- dsist-Cele- MT DeAa Fatswer—l Rave len letspijkllZl . 4 . •hde Mined from with% to yea: • • 0 • • • : Liegmeat Tee Coastitatlee will be At happhbees of Sisiiistio, .. .. WM. BURY. Secretary. . 'N. R. The Ballet will eons epee at Eleven sad dose at Tarte o'clock precisely. TaAvaLuilo TO DOVICIL OB4L, ATE. MARGA,M AND CANTICRBURY. ear Imelda COOShill i _lid ?seep good Ti.,m Me V. A. MOUNTAIN AND CO. Plase Vi, MAI • 81101PS1111., Lexami. E POS T COACHES, MAIL CO/WHIIII, di oat free the abate he : •eTistr," Dower. Dad. Ilamegate. Margate, sadism sad fleadvildi aew pod teach, *try =Lg. et a greeter past sieves o'eloth. silityes Ile desisted poshes•se glow above the the to ors ddetielaed No D e s rimier It Shelled eeeveyasteo ea Dm Nei. chaddie, Dosheslor, Stread. Gad Salithphe awitabig, al a wrier poet = seer Taladdli4 Piped". Bow Dartmealb, Siditer4et. . W . alseedi.Dit il oegi Haaltes, deadathie. Desligelhe, 1184 r. " Sokil‘" Lytobigisa, Whisbaster, and liasiageliha Ode dise halide OM* run ~sky tit slight ; arevehat Cab* tad Hems. bY ive. 1* is a Nod dedpholli dieveyaaes se lsis of Jamey, eisiosory, 4. Melees, Ham d. Weft, (11grit' is. reervisiors et the &ben mood' bepe to meek* a eat tieedise if iliat sopped wields bap hitherto be.. esiperleseed WINO 110111111111111•1111111 Of 160 " NO fee* with Mire 0111149011. bo ra sad tM a rg pest ~MA Mewl Cldppea • ~ M ay. at sss ; ar- May's. doe Ira. 1111111. sad the Les. &berate». Tbeiesaudrest, and 11111111101111 g, first atarelag. amcalle TO WItiLS, ISIMIWATSM, TAUXTOX, D 11,111•CTIO. thadra," a new Liverpod lipid =ash. wily an might ea De road, eve) ing four Guide. sets eat oily stews atit al Liverpool este 'themes at area. IhreaTio. wes. ylariled, Watford. Latieeweelho Ag b eguessa, .411, Mese, New:side. IsodeStl7W stimskal.a. ,Wery iNgtea, aid /1111111a1 post midi, rim molar. at eve. Odinled. The "{Mar," Weydeatb. Darebeder. Blaadreed. Salis bury. Aideger„ Illaallwatar. Regsbet, sad Basiaptoke sew poste's* weary atterseea. Til irasameata picas?* TO 111311311111 T, again, CfIIIIIISOURG, ST. MA' 1110. .v ; arm. -45 every sisesing et nine. way of Newark. Belford. Tadeaster, Darlington. Nor. otos. Davises, ll etb. sad Berwick. Passengers finding them- Wm* ea rree tt o jeurney. may rest what time they pious. sad ibis on without any additional fare. alariberiaii aid Stiisdoe sew four inside math, through Maar" Reading. Linebourn, Parton. Lydiegtoa. Pewsey, Wastes Ilesset, Riumbury, Ilungerford and Newbury, " tial= s 2, Weisel. Shrewsbury and iloiyhead four iasideeottlb.every evening. Bodes, Spaidisg, Peterborough, Stilton and Huatingdon Royal Mail Coat*, every evening k to Spilsby. Louth. Grimsby sad Hull, afternoon at a quarter before six. Carlisle, Penrith. and Whitehaven Post-Coach: goes with four horses and a intent all the way peers throegh }trough, Appleby. Greta-bridge, Richmolvd, Centric*, Boroupthleridge, Wetherby, Aberford, Dosimeter, and Grantham • sets out every morning. and performs live jour ney with t he greatest facility. Passengers detained on the road by bestows,. or pleasure, have the peculiar advaatage of their seats being secured in the next couch. Kendal. Lancaster. Preston, Kirby-I.ousdale. Bolton. Choriey. Ormskirk, and Garstang post-coaches, every af ternoon at Five. Liverpool, Warrington. Knatsford, Stone. Stafford, and Litchfield new NIA four inside post-coach. called the " Defiance." every evening at five o'clock, to the Saracee's Head inn. Dale-street, Liverpool. Wakefield post-eoaeh every morning. Chester, Newport, Whitechurch. Tarporiey, Nemptwkeiv. Northwith, sad Middlewich, post-cos* every eves's% at eve o'clock. Mancivester, Winslow. Congleton. Newcastle. Weisel. and Wolverhampton new four inside post-coach. every afternoon. She Geld and Rotherham post-coach, called the " Rock ingham," every morniug. Hull. Lincoln. Northcave. liowden and Doncaster post coach every morning, to the Cross-Keys, Market-place. Hell. Birovieghans Post Coach, sets out every afternoon at five. carrying four inside. and passes through Warwick. Leaming ton and Daventry, to the Ssreeen's Head, Bull-street, Sir mindless, next morning st ten. Sunderland. Stockton and Yarm Coach every morning, to the George inn, Sunderland. S. A. 310UNTAIN and CO. respectfully seetraint their Friends and the Public, that they will not be account stile for any Parcels, Passengers' Luggage, Writings, Plate, e. of more than Five Poknds value, if lost, stolen. or da maged. unless entered as such, and the Insurance paid for aeordinetr. at the Sarseen's Head Inn, Snownbill. London. Heimiaem poem' nostra upit. Oar page rrlates to 1114111.-M MITI AL. Just published. price bs. in bosrds (Fifteenth Edition). THE .EGIS of LIFE; a Non-Medical Commen tary on the indiscretions arisiag from Human Frailty. in which the Causes. Symptouus, end baneful Effects of Lees Venerea, Gonorrhces, Stricture. Seminal Weakness, Lc. are fully developed : Part 11. contains some remarks on cer tain Female Complaints, in particular Sterility; Part embraces Practical Observations on Sexual Debility, Self lbuse, sad Mental irritation, with some interesting obaerva tions on vegetable and animal life • in Part IV. is a Series of Cases illustrative of the preceding subject/. explaining them in a familiar manner, and the whole addressed to the Youth and Maturity of both Kees. By DOSS and Co. Consulting Surgeons, London. Nature heaths Omnibus else dedit. si quis cogroverit uti.—CLAC DIAN. Since. Beaten to all the fund of bliss supplies. Its frugal application marls Inc wisc. May be had at 20, Paternoster-row; 30, Pall-Mall; 41, Piccadilly; 10. Princes-street. Soho: 32. Fleet-street; 174. Fleet-street ; 441. West Smithfield ; OS, Cheapside. Lon ) dun; 'Wesson and Co., Barks and Co.. Norwich; R. Deck. pswich; Barrett and Duffield. Bath ; Sheppard. Bris tol : I tt, Cambridge ; Hesdier. Leeds ; and at all Book vette .—Messrs. GOSS and Co. are to he eonsulted , as uses. every day. at their house; and Patients In the Country :.re requested to describe minutely the case. enclosing a re mittance fur Advice and Mediel —.., which can he forwarded 1.. any part of the World.—DOSS and Co. M. R. C. Sur -1..-..ii:, 1 i , Buuvrrle-st:eet, Fleet-street. Luadou. Ll•teMa. Barks. Middlesex, Canthri.lse (inelsrliiist thee Monmouth. Town of Nowassritt), Norfolk, Chester. Norehseoptrio. Cornwell (ineludiog I►nrthnmhrrland, rosberlsod, Nottingham, Ikrby. Osford. Orion. Rutland, Dorset. Salop, Dodoes. Occluding Holy Somerset, Islam!). Stafford, Essex, (exclusive of Tilbury Suffolk. u►l), Surrey, Gloster, (including the City liu.sex. or Bristol), Wan r ick, Guernsey, Westann eland, Hsnts. Wits, .. ....... Heerford, W n rrester, Hertford York, Hunts. lo the several Counties of Isle of Mon, North and 'loath WI. vi. tile of Wight, Awl in the several Counties Jersey. in North Hritaio. That the Deliveries are to consineace on and for the Twenty filth day of September met , _. bail Proposals in writing. sealed up and marked '• Testier fir Army Sup plies.** wilt be receired at this Office on or before Wednes day the -191 k day of August next. bat noise rill be received after Tweet o'clock on that Day. Proposals must be made separately for each County and Island. the Islands of Guernsey. Jersey. awl Alderney, * excepted. all if which must be lid in one Tender ; likewise for the Comities eiviayris firth nod South Wales ; us mast alathe several Cow in North Bri tain ; and each Proposal mast hare the Leiter which is annexed to the Tender properly filled up. by tiro Persons of known property engaging to became bound with the Party tendering in theciaionnt stated in the printed Par ticulars for the dee Performance of the Contrail ; aid co Proposal will be noticed sinless made on a Printed Tender. and the Prices expressed in Words at length ; and &Afield It so happen that during the continuance of the Contract no Troops shoed be sappUed by virtue of the same. the Amount qf the Stamps on the Contract and Road. paid in the first instance by the Contractor, will be reloaded to him. Particulars of the Contracts may be had upon Appli cation at this Office, between the hoses of Ten and Parr ; at the Dice of Bondy Commissary General Yonny. igitintinryli ; and et the Barrack Masters at Garrote! wad Jerseg. 81 a 7 If.- -Colonel Sir I. F. Whittimettem. Se be QuaAer e►asteryteneral In Ow East %Mire. vice Mej,tr-fienerel Nl erela t Major U. Cooper. of the MW Foot. to be Deputy tinsrterteratester-seneral I. the troops defying in the Island 4 1 Jamaica, (eith the reel/ of Lieetesent•Uolosel is the krnsy.) ti, a Major-tiesersl Pte; Major J. T. Fens. fr.►at the Illst Fwd. to be Win/ming Field officer of the Militia In the lonian lolanda. (with the rank of Lieutenant-eolosel in toe army.) vice lajnr-tieneral the Hos. P. Stuart: To be Inapectinp Field Olken' o 1 Mhitia IN the Provi:.es of Sore R►evet I.:entrnent-Colonel Hon. °. 1.. Ilearaost. on half-pet• filth Font : Major 0. Rain. ne half-pay ti4th Foul. with the rank of Llentrotant-Colonel Its the Arnie. Uieatauss.—Major-Uettrrsl Sir J. Lyon. k.C.R.. to be Lientettait Uoterevr of Purt.tt►osth. tire Lieutenant-tie n, ril Mir 0 Cooke. K.C.B. ; Major-General Sir U. Hall.•n. K.C.H., to he I.leuteuel-Uote•norofJersey, rice Lieuteuen t limiters/ Gordon. efflattoUllo, Iff. MALOaI, ite. r - wrsgs - ww+rm ni •••. •-•••••••••• ""'", "ir — -"--- Clean, wan Cada ,A. )1 Uerlig eotiss at these Massbers, between the fumes e;/ Teo sod gibe se Railthtglate4" Ueda law light neck ads oat College. to be Second !Jester Four. eve at eigh t; sad passes Swoosh Illaißsak Wog, evaothate, Elraitthaia, Snaky, ARMY 4.:ONTIRACTS. the Oa not, Cajitaia E. P. tat2natatash„ feed, Doessater, aid lanyhdigo, to C. IN Iseerriat Departemest. Tremor? Chimes'''. dioe Seginssataf nut titian!' Uati. Leda. nett mosaing. allow Jett M. Ital. To Ise Inspestass of llospiti , * easeamao• oarsdltissi of Me easel), ht. Jobetet. J• .Itr supply DYKE je N It if Abe* o• ht . agnsathig and pleb& kerelmorirels S. shil Pertains tiostiressa toes. Robert i l la V u t M. 0.„ 1 Voseeveddos to Year suet rrow to J. WM sett 9•11 1 * ~ toot 1, riltbr• Msjest's Use! Awes to Oast nests. {Morten and To be • el 0 . .... . to. ' Mob '4 - - An" , rn"s ,to fits andorraratiotsed trait frow& •6. est• ,••. • P SAIRPIralle A (lassdistivial ft. Crawford, Mile tivtlit lalf i ... - 1••• iiPsqlmihr ,s • - _ • Its) and w - • ... , , . ~:p.........t6.0. al. 4 i Toth, . .• a i y. 1111111. . iffiletsellaw the 'roam of Laissestoe, • • Ins • • castle sad lidisibursit. sew poet coach, with a guard H „ ge „. un i ). Laiesstar. St ale.- -Colonel Sir S. IF. tbreaghost ; sets oat every asoralng at sties, by way of R e mkk. Li•trolra. artster-franoral In 11w East 11 lastrork_ Raiford. Tadeastet, Derliagton. Northalleetas. swim. Middlesex, efels: Major U. Cooper. of AA N AA ur re. J. White. Taeporle). Cheshire, Innkeeper. to surrender Augurt 3t. 4tl. i.lept , msber 1.. at the Pied Hull Inn. Chester. Attorneys. M.% Krlsall, Chester; and Messrs. Milne aud PQ'. Temple. S. (iarlon, Wood-street, Cheapside. silk-mitonfartnrer. August IC VI, September 1.5, at tiaildhall. Attorne)e. Messrs. Flitter and Nlnnots), Fiirnivars-Inn. Holborn. W. Welch. Liverpor.t, dr) salter. September 3. 4. la. at the tieorge Inn. Dale-street. Liverpool. %Homey.. Mr H. Denison. Bask-ledidings. Castle-street. Lit.opnol ; and Messrs. Ta)lur and Rustue, V. king'.-liesielellutk. Temple. T. Stahl). sndJ Preston. Tortnay. Devonshire. sio 1. V. Prowse„ illtopn-lane. merchants, August Is. 11. September to, at ILiniidlioll. Aitorne)s, Messrs. Wainwright and Furuis ail's lon, Holborn. DIVIDENDS. Aug. 95 J. P.dwards, Vine-street, Spltalflelds. linkman — Aug. 17. C. Wall, Coventry, mercer—Aug. 23, P. Statham. and U. Slakspear, Pall-mall, blaeking-manufactuters—Aug. 14, R. King, Wowing-lane, merebant—September I. R For ster, Old Bread-strict, merchant—August 23. J. F. Street. Bodge-row, stationer—August SI. T. and T. H. Robinson, and R.. Hancock. Manchester. cotton-userchants— August 245, R. Phillpols. Banbury, draper—August 23, 11. Lark and Woodkead. Essex-street, strand. nat)' agents—. August 97. J. Rice. New Shoreham, Sussex, merchant—August V. T. Hubbard. jun.. Coventry. sllkman—Aug.23, R. Clay, Stamford. scrivener—August 23. W. H. Tueslee. Southwark, irun-me►chant —A ug list 23. S. Rucker, Old South Sea House. Broad-street. merchant— August 23, W. Abbott, Windham-place, Middlesex. merchant —Aug. 11. J. Tyrrell. Maidstone, ironmonger—Aug. 28, J. Lamb. Birmingham. saddler, ironmonger—August 23, H. Fuller, Bethnal-green read-aurgeou. CERTIFICATZ6.-A VG. 25. J. H. Pritchard. Carleton, Monmouthshire, tin-plate-ma trifactuerr—M. Brook .n. Vauxhall-road. plumber-4i. Cu[. Lambeth, timber-merchant-W. Parker. News rk-upon- (Wm. wire-worker—T. Webb. Warwick, horse-dealer—P. Co r, Rriilsenorth, grocer -J. 11. !lift-lion. Ki ddertnin 'ter, factor-- J. Ta•I:on. Llverpoolourrehant —J. Ilafford, Leic:Nter. gro cer—W. Matlock. Leeda, pastrboard-manufactnrcr-11: and Eeltlleson. Blackburs. cotton-manufacturers-4. Drape. Wiiitehaven. insaranerubi ()Ler—J. Stile Quiroa. mrrenant—W. 11. Campbell, Wold-itreet, Chespaidr, ale merchant—R. Liu (1, Lit erpoul, merchant. pAirrqukslitrA msAoLvtD. .1. liksltt. J. Pawson, R. and G. Ingleson. and J. Gramm Patelev-bridge, Yo.kshire. is x-spinuers—ti. Evans, U. Carrier. and 1. Wilson. Ilkeston, Darbyshire. putters—A. May and W. M. Edwards. Cnion-s , rect, llaekney-road. eoal-neerelian.s—S.. R.. and R. Hill. Merle-street, L;neoln's- Inn-delfts, wine-merchnnis—T. Dixon and J. Law. Touen ham-court-road, chetwonungers—R. Mart ey, J. Haim s, and T. Riehard-ou, Southwark, hop-merchnots— C. M. Ore and 11. Cryer. 111anchestcr. 4 ahinet- fl'. Slimmer- P. Dixon. and F. W. Naumann, Newington. tor pron.—J. end W. E. Rooth. J. Chabot. and T. Lenieseirier. ',smarm—J. htertia. J. Ilartiey. and T. Starkie. Liverpool. starch-manufacturers—J. Mills. and J. Wilson, Derlt. dmintists--1., Sir F.. and L. H. Des'Anges, Wheeler-street, dvers-0. Buck and R. Woodcock. Dept! )rtl. Ira-t!ealers—D. Morris, D. Marshall, and W. l'attern. Li , sarpvol, oil-nter4vants—J. :tud (it lc?. k wtb:lit .. FROM SAW RDA r mcnrs OAZ E7TE. WAR-OFFICE. Auct•lrr 3. Mal. The king has been pleased to N a ,puitit the isiJermentione•l slicers or the East India Costspin '4 F.•ree4, to take rank, by brevet. in tiw army, in the East I sties only Tu be Lieutenani-Oenerals in the East Inlie4—Major- General J. Marintyrr. 11. de Castro. B. Marley. sir D. Mar shall. K.C.R.. S. Bradshaw, Sir O. Wood, 6.1:.13.. .1. An derson. C. Hu s e. To be Major-General.% in the Esst In lies—Culonr!sJ.~Y. Mord,. %V. Atkins. T. Haves. T. Alirrit.tt. J. ti:se too. U. H. Pine, J. O. Svott. li. Hall. 1.. Burrell, O. Dirk. To be Colonels In the East Indies--Lieetestaat-Colonels A. Mardowal. J. Hodgson, R. Lewis. To b. Majors In the Kast Itslies—Coptains J. P. Boileau. W. U. Pat ries.suit, H. W. C. Smyth. W. S. Wai4a..l. Ferris. W. M. Roberts - no. W. Morrison, E. 11. liellasis, C. Ferrier, F. V. Raper, J. Boater, A. 'l'. Watson. 10 Regiment of Life fiumla. Mi•jor 11. F. C. Cavendish. from the Itth Light Dragouni. to he Major an.l 1.i.11tr11 , 1141- 001011r1, ht parc.iabe, %lee Lygnn, promuied in the Ann foot ; Enai4in %. R. C. Newburgh. !runs bait pay totlth knot, to be Lieutenant. vire Nathaniel Trt nu Sti:l. who rNill4:lZei, re ceiving toe uttrirenee between the full-pay of Inta.str) mud the full pay ot Life Guards. 3d lieg;atent of Dr %goon Guards. Lietenant R. R. Wi'mot. free the 4'r ig-o.sa, to b. Lieute.:a.tt, rice C.lrrol. n to sugraatsies. IPOS SW, ter ti I layi. Ws were then ceassnred to Provence, a country %molar to our parts•of Spain. Wo consisted there antd tLe peace, which restored as to the bosoms of families. According to the calculation whirl& icy brother gad I hail kept, we had marched, is all, 12414 seNtgoes. It %volt! &mood a quire of parr to tell ail the soismies that betel us, which I wilt keep f r another taccomion. The price ofitving• in Spain at present is low, and we are going ..n Gloomily. Long lire our King and liar :1111310Ital Cortes! The Holy Alliance did not at tack us ; which is perhaps fortunate, fur we have had tun much war in this country for some years past. I owed tout say, however, that worn out as we are with our past toils, we and all others were ready for the 'aid *fork amain. • No oars at present, bot shall Ise von kosaw bow we are goiag oa. June. • 1.10 weight (fanega) of wheat costs 14 reales, ; OM., do. rye. costs 14 reales, 2s. 1 ld. ; ditto, ;wise, (rarbanoml) costs 40 reales, Os. 4d.; 251 b. (airuha) .11 bacon costs 45 reales, 9s. ; five or ris uuseii of wine (cantaro) from sto 6 reales, or (rum Is. Id. to Is. 6.1. sterling; and the same measure of the best olive oil costs from 46 to 47 reales, or from 9s. 7d. to 9s. 941. sterling. [These prices aipear to as inconceivably low. Ac cording to the above statement, wine is only it 4.l2tbs a bottle. Judging from the relative price of common wine beverage in France, abort 3d. or 44., we belicre, per bottle, we should have considered a siwilar article in Spain cheap at 204. the canters.% or about I t. the quart. We shodd have geessed it at about 24.) ' to as among the rest. WA were bore•fisoted and ~ wretchedly fed. To hart died mid hoes bees a re- l. lief to es. We wen driven and booboo like aide. Jo the first place is Prase, to !MA we were Woes, V. - ' te•alned IS lianas. WI file lariserched bate % rfirobass owl idolleoll, where we leinsisei !Booths. I. A*114‘,1014 V. wAeourilsoll kir yr Marjia.d there dining esienionths. Urns approach is of the Muslims we weal isatahed 1060 left Meanly, I. A feral. , sod beautiful comootry. sad resole there 18 E.IIIGRATIO.V. IiXTRACT OW A LETTIR FROM 11011AST-TOWN, ISLAND U/ VAN DIEMAN, DIM 19, 1990. " fly the late arrivals, we understand here that tAi. Inland and the unfortunate Queen are the princi pal topics of 'talk and intermit at Acme. Many, very a liany, will leave comfortable habitation. and happiness for th, delightful plains of Van Dieman's Land, being little aware a hat hardship. they Inuit undergo; what anxiety of mind th'v must endure, ere they can reach their aim here, whatever it troy be. Happy should I he c,,n1.1 I prevent any one coining here as an agricul turist ; money certainly is to be made, but establish ments, connexions, an d . property, which cannot he con .olid.ted or realiz...l, must oblige every one who em barks, to leave their homes; add to this, the misery of separation, solitude, and regret during their life ; and will any hut madmen embark on such a course of wretchedness and exile? Mr. Jeffrey'. publication, I am sorry to feel, will mislead many, and he throws all difficulties and disadvantages into shade. The state of englar.d, by all aceorats, must be deplorable, or we should n have such in influx of settlers here ; one hundred and ten from Leith and London are just ar rived. _ _ The wheat crops, this year, took barlip aid it is sur prised that this article next year, will be extrenwly scarce, ant! cuusesimtly %Iry ; then will Rama List • ." . .te ~! ~~t ~ 1 • !x_ hair. •• 1.. •• • t