The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-08-08 00:00:00

CHATE 4UB RI"! ND. --reillew— A GOWAN PAPER.] monthly Council in the Castle, on thr state ~ Yesterday,- at‘,l2 o'clock, - tlve-Ckeeen; King's health : the Members present were the Arch. Much praise, as in this country lavished on the bishop of Canterbury, the Duke, ~r Montrose l o n d 1 Pamphlet of Chateaubriand, on its first appearance. - Lord Arden. They -.....- . lln our enmity against Bonaparte, and joy at the ' Crown-Office, ding. 6, 1814.. part of the Physicians codsiiieratton the r restoration, of the Bourbons, we seemed willing MEMBER RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT i so Lion broke up. ' detillera. PARIS ‘MENT. Otarlook. the numerous alsehoods and misre Queen, with the . and County of Londonderry. presetitations with which that work evidently went and honoured Alexander Stewart, Esq. of Kilrea, In the county of London• , aboutia. -- de Chateaubriand, in the true spirit dem . , in the room of the lion. Chitties William Stewart, r K. B. now Baron of the Peers of the United theatrical part of Christianity, Englefeld• - in the la - tvp /..fi, p• the ..0 1 11. M.. of the. sentimental ° linens Charlotte *lsla 'to persuade us that in _ twenty-five 1. -green. rareipt fear and alarm, the only new an d horrible her hasten. pliesiiiimon the Corsican Napoleon, and that _ Stewart, one Kiaictioat of Great Britain and Ireland. The Dukes of . Id Regiment of Life Guards, Cornet and Sob-Lieutenant I - BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. ..al was • •,.-- Evelyn to be Lie..tenaut, by purchase, vice Ar- W. Try and S. Glaister, Shoreditch, brewers. Castle yeterday. Weis, who retires. • BANKRUPTS. • the French have merely been the victims of misfor- tune, aad,not ISeh Reginteut of Light Dragoons, Limo. R. B. Edwards to be ,H. Bradley, Bury-court, St. Mary-axe, merchant, Au_g. 13, , the perpetrators of ioiquity. Ile springs Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Buchanan, who re-X esterday mornii rived here for the .20, Sept. 17, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. I'asmore , Warm. , over every thing which took place in the ten years time. ford-c ourt . __ Thregmorton-street. •-• Ditto, Cornet R. R. W. Brett, from the 7th Dragoon , iJ. Rivets, New Surrey-road, builder, Aug. 19, 20, Sept. 17, beforesßonaparte, with a light theatrical vault, and - land , to reviser his to be Lieutenant, without purchase. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hatton, Dean-street, 'rooky- bestows on the deeds of the French, which have previous to his going' Lieut. W. Underwood to be Captain of a Com- street. ithout purchase, vice Ilieei,x, promoted. called forth the curses and abhorrence of every Eurt W. Alston. Heybridge-hall, Essex. farmer, Aug. 13, 20, • Grace was received ; A. M•Conchey to be Lieutenant, vice Underwood. • . the Park, by a great • Se t. 17, at Guildhall. Attorne__y, Mr. Stevens, Hatton-garden. peas nation, the epithets of misfortunes and ment Williatn Sheva Arney, Gent. to be Cornet, by pun- • and other respec' ?v. Hurst and T. Hurst, Po'rtsea, contractors, Aar 16, aberrations (des matheurs, ski egarementsd'esprit): ice Killeen. proeusted. 19, Se p t. 17, at the India Anne Inn, Gosport. Attomies, itegiment of Foot Guards, Frederick Gilder, Gent. to be . s Then he comes to Bonaparte on whom he lays the ' Messrs. Bletutdiee, Alexander, and kiolme, New-Ina; and Mr. Assistant - tor eon , vice Bacot, promoted. - •.. ' Cruickshank, Gosuort. whole load of the national iniquity, that he may drive le g for his arrival Regiment of Foie, Ensign David Grtlfiths to be Lieutenant, R. Neville, Stafford, cordwainer, Aug. 30,31, Sept. 17, at him out as the great scape-goat into the wilderness • him with loud sho id : . ed ar y . b ll ow is it! G g r , a t c a e k ' anon purchase, vice Wilson, promoted. the White Hart , Stafford. Atternies Mr. Smart, Staple-Inn ; - Cornet John Itrook. from the half-pay of the Royal according to it' the French , from 1789 to 1800 for ins, then took off his and Mr. Parker , Stafford. - ' t Train, to be Ensign, vice Bryan, who exchanges. Conliffe, stleton, Lancashire, hat-manufacturer, Aug. before Bonaparte's Government, were merely m ild sureeon Andrew Blake, front the 98th Foot, to be - it * zn. 27, Sept. 17, at the Hare end Hounds Inn, Middleton, tan- a • , vice Griffin, placed upon half pay. maitre. !atomics, Mr. Ellis, Chancery-lane; and Mr. El- . .. . innocent iambs. , It was Bonaparte who was the ' the town of Wind Brevet Lient -Col. James Ogilvie to be Lieutenant- lint, Rochdale. ft or o f a ll t h e enorMities which have polluted the • without purchase. isi _I at the Castle Inn, Lieut. Patrick ttl•Dougall, from the 724 Foot, to G. Cooper, Stockport.' Che-hire, s ho p k e e p er. Aug. 20. 24, World ;.he le it Witt through whom.the French d estroye d ; Se t. 17, at the Casee Inn Stockpo rt . Attornies, Mr. Bad-. received by a numl Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Bristow, pro- de r ey. . . and _ m ' and Parry, Temple. or stole the inonamonts.rand works of art of all na.., .. tr rs snob* proceeded Stockport; essrs. Milne • ed.; in a short time after • ' G. Suffolk, Stoke Golding, Leicestershire, honer, Aug. a-- s.lver of every return- ..... . . Ditto, Eyre Outkr. Gent : to be Ensign, without purchase,tirs,aud.whoppt the gold nal i 10, 11, Sept. 17, at the George Inn, Hi nc kl ey . Attormes• , t i into-thew' pockets. It was not the French aces e , ils . °pit /lorse Guards vice Ebben, pampered. Me sus. Jervis. K ng, and Soden , Hinckley. and tigers tie uniform of the 264 Ditto, Lieut. George Pipon to be Captain of a Company,who plpyed the bloody farce under th T. Story, Bishop -Wearm .nth, Durham, ship-owner. Aug. by purchase,-vin Walillan, who retires. ,liharger soon aft( where his Grace 33t1 . 91tt0, Lieut. Ralph Gore to be Captain of a Company, by . 59 ' Ser. 5 17, at the New Exchange-buildings, Sunderland. prefeact of liberty and equality, and who trampled 1 Attornies . , ' Mr. Blakiston, Symond's-lon, Chancery-lane ; purchrise, . ice Guthrie, prornoted. and .OR the 'stunt sacred eights and feelings of humanity 9 Mr Laws, Sunderland 35th Ditto, Hospital-Assistant John Purcell to be Assistant- ii. Heath , • eergeon, vice Annesley, promoted lloloor nt paper-banger, Agu . 9„ Sept . l7, .90 s e (p.49.), but the juggler-and comedian Bonaparte.- i Orange, Gem. At L' remands, Guildhall. .Attoroes, .Metars. ,Blandford and Murray, The impudence of this boasting accuser goes so far es. 37th Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon William Thomas, from the 67th I atstinction. Thlr Mitre Court-buildings, Terojtle. Font, to be Sergeou, vice Dow, promoted on the Staff.to suppose that all the sins are blotted out, and that • I: . i Y , ' Ditto, Philip Purdon, tient. to be Ensiga, without put•- i G. Wilson Great St. Helen's. broker , Aug. 9, 27. Sept. 17, • at C • ' Comerford , Co hall vier Brooke, who resigns. mildheil, Attorney, Mr. pt -court,Torog. all the shameful and cruel acts of his great nation are mortou-stroet. forgiven and forgotten. That they should confess . of t he • li t'N'...l 6ll Enxign A. Lowry to be Lieutenant, vice Little, J. . . . . .. • t• in berton Monk wetletreet , trimmang-manutacturer, no is)cpks time ; they wtn e t il t C rie tiell ougli f ta r ' fii i f. --..- action.theirtrungressions in the face of the whole world-that • `s`lo h w i I e a t4 ;as M°R .. : gust 9, '2(l, Sept. 17,. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Da.904919, - y correctix. Soon after one, ferenf . evautions very ..'ilias Robisoallandcock, - Gent. to he Ensign, vice Lowry, Lothbury. • ' thertitould give beqk t heir spoils-that they should 56th Ditto, Gentleman Cadet Richaed Elliott, from the Hovel :., i , the Dnke left the ground, andletartied to the Castle Military College, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Do- DIVIDENDS , wily, who resigns. 7 Avg. 29, S. Tipper, Leadenhall-street, bookseller- all t e t a Zl head of this bombastic hypocrite. " I hope," says 'lnn, Windsor, where he received an n Address Iron Assistant-Surgeon .Anthony C. Colclough to be Surgeon, vice ' H . Lawrence, Liverpool, Se c eat - Aug 27, T. nod "the •.t the Meyer and Corporation tit New Windsor, accent- Bean, deceased. .Nert, Leeds, woolstaplers-Sept 24, A. Flutes, Higb-seant, : ire, the time will come, when the free French will 60th Ditto. ' Shadivell, grocer-Sept. 13, G. 'Meehan, Huddersfield, ewer declare by a solemn that they had no share in act, pitied by Colonel DesbrowOdemher for t To be Captains of Compatees-Lieuts. John Correvont, with- --Aug. 29, M. Lewtas; jun. Liverl, merchant-Aug. 29,• these crimes of the Tyrant that the murder of the They at the same time presented 'his out purchase, vice De la Bourdoonaye, who resigns; and E. Grey, Monk-Wearasouth, Durham , coal fitter-Aug. 27, s Mildmay Fame, from the 59th Foot, by purchase, vice Al- J. Cottuelly. Air-street, Piceadillyk carpenter-Aug. to, T. Duke d'Etighein, the imprisonment of the Pope, and deed, promoted. Bone, Southtonn, Suffolk, and •R. Boon,. Newcastle, user- the Spanish war , are abominable , unhallowed, odious r mof the Borough iu a gol. His Grace expressed hi , 62d Ditto, Lieut. Jo i n R.adford to be - Captain of a Company, Choate-Aug. VII, .1. Heckel, Binield , Berkshire, carpenter- 'ugly for their marked attention to without pnrchme, vice Kater, placed upon half-pay. • Sept. 6, J. Drape, Wigton Cumberland, mercer-Aug. 29, and Se rest , acts In the eyes of all, the sh a me of Ant••F eh • guineas.F. ee d 0.1 Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon J. liateleS to be Surgeon, vice •W. Scotter, Great Yarmothh, baker-Aug. 20, ft. MORI. which must alone-full on the head of the Foreigner"' Wrigat, promoted on the Staff. ; Richmond, Surrey, plumbeee-Al o 29, W. Atwood. Elstow, ' • nuke afterwards went to visit . 67th Ditto, Ensign Edward Smith Delamain to be Lieutenant, . Bedfordehire, horse-dealer-Aug.. ~ T.lfoung, Ilythe, Kent, g ) , • 14 , Castle. At half past fourl the without purchase, vice Evans, who retires. carpenter-Aug. 29, M. Leine'. jun. Liverpool, merchant . .. The poor foreigner! lie has, indeed, an iron neck, lington . entertained the Officers 69th Ditto, Joseph Lawson, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, ! CERT-FideATES-Aue. 27. ,• bat the weight' of your iniquities must break it. Bas vice Finn, promoted. ' W. Smith, Portsea, linen-draper-T. Hint and J. Batty; parting dinner at the Castle Inn, 72d Ditto, Ensign W. H. Pickthorn to be Lieutenant, without . Reckmondwike, Yorkshire, merchants--J. Shocibert,' Moro. Ate alone committed alt the mischief of the last four- invited the Dukes of York and Mayor and Town Clerk. The purchase, vice 111•Dougall. promoted in the Ilth Foot. iug-lane. Hackney, cooper--E. Simms, Ashbome, penal- 1 teen years ? Were they not French who assisted him, Gentleman Cadet Jeremiah Campion. front the . to sit Military shire, music-dealer-G. Emery, Oakhill, Somersetshiie, matt.; meat attended and played during . College, to he Ensign, vice Pickthorn. ~ stet.- I'. Graham, Wimborne - Minster, Dorsetshire.mmpere land gladly assisted him, to gratify a perverse thirst 1,3•1 Moto, Serjeant• Major Jeremiah Campbell to be Quarter-; maker. . ... for fame, and a still more, perverse love of gain? The' Duke of Wellington left Master, vice lvtintosh, appointed to the Veteran Company i PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. \ Wily does not M. Chateautriand advert to the most don at treven•o'clerk. keying its New South Wales. i S. Stephews, W. B. Simons, and R. Harris, Reading, Beek.- ..i. mefol ar t of the wh o l e, the allow i ng a detested Nth Mimi Major David Forbes to be Lieetesant-Colonel, , shire, bankers-T. Wilde and U. Kaign esc atturnies-seriellatilmeo" lt - e . .. without purchase. . . son and Schroder, Princes - place , SA x , s u g nn.nnfae - ig=t foreigrier, supported neither by virtue nor birth,,to 79th Ditto, Ensigu Allan Maclean to he Lieutenant, without •W. Gilman, J. Jesselt, and J. Gilman, Kintbury, Beekshire, T captivate them for more thait fourteen' years? Why, purchase, vice John Maclean. wise Teague i barge-masters-G. Poston, and R. and G. Coupland, Bristol, . . . .e. David Matheson, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Maclean. i etach-proprietors-W. Ferguson, and T. end E...,•_Whiteskttl iin addition to the rope and Spain. i ,sdoeS he not also WI Ditto. - Ruse, Gent. to be Ensigo, without per- and L. Reilmayne, Oxford-street, upholsterers-JAW no name Italy, the Netherlands, Germany, Russia, and. chase, vice Fosberry, whose appointment has net taken • and J. Clansie-A. Tilloch, A. J. VAlpy, and R. Hand . Awl . ' place. ' sea-F. Ellis and H. Husby . , York, upholders-R., G., the cruelties perpe trated R. by Marshals , Dead French . i Assistant-Surgeon Nicholas Cloak, front the 3d Garrison Bat- Dillow. Oxford - street. cabineemekers-W. Erne C. Harvey, , tendants, Commanders, and Douattiers? Are we not lotion, to be Surgeon. ; jun. and J I larvey, Limerick-F. elolineux aid ' J. Hawkins, 91st Ditto. Clerkenwell-close, mahogany-merchants. , once to remember that this single Italian pleased ad . ' To be Lieutenants-Ensigns D. V. Maehen, vice Maclean, de- -. i mirably hundreds of thousands of French, so long ' ----onsm--- ceased • and James Briggs, vice Anderson, deceased. To be E'osiens- Volunteer James Scott, vice Dlachen ; and e The Average Price of SUGAR, for Mss Week, ending Aug. es he was victorious, and allowed them scope for William Shan Gilley, Gent, vice Wires 3, via 58s. 6;d, per Cwt. their . infamy.and oppression ? The attempt to throw , Average Prices of CORN of ENGLAND and WALES, per 101st Ditto, William lieatty. Gent. to be ' Ensign, by purchase, all the French enormities on the Italians (p. 69.) is wive Fry, who retirea qiiarter, from the Return, ending July 30 :- 10 - 2 el Ditto, Lieut. C. Waren to be Captain of a Company, Wh ea t . I itle• Barley. 1 Oats. Beans Pease. Qum. scandalous. The murder of the Templars, the. --.,-.- --,-. bloody bridal, the conflagrations on the Rhine, the without purchase, vice Carnegieotplaced upon half-pay. Lieut. J. R. Balderson, from the 60th Foot, to be Lieutenant, ".• d • s. d. s. d. s. it . I. d. s, re s o 11. vice Dratfen. 70 2 41 6'34 0 95 7 44 10 48 ,6 la 2 ' Aragoonings, the ice-pits of Avignon, the Septemberl days, the cruelties of Lubeck, Ratisbon, Madrid, 2d West India Regiment. To he Lieutenants-Ensigns Edward Barry, v iceßose, deceased; Saragossa, Moscow, Smolensk°, and Hamburgh, are and Alexander Morrow, vice Robertson, deceased. JOANN4 I SOUTHCOTT. no anti-French deeds ; they belong to your shame-1 To be Ensigns- -- 7 - Fittlayson, Gent. vice Barry ; William . fill history-they are French deeds. Dunlop, Gent. vice Morrow; and John Mackenzie, Gent. vice Schoedde, whose appointment has not taken place. e The following is the vision which this miserable I t is amusin g to see how the feelin g of shame at al-1 Sd Ditto, Jeusigu William Gorse to be Lieutenant, vice Dalton, Gordon, , i ranati c professes to have seen, previously to her mi. ' lowing themselves to be governed by such a mo nst e r, Adam Gordon, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Gorse. raculons conception, in her 65th year! and of comes occasionally across this pompons declaimer.- sth Ditto, Ensign James Usher to be Lieutenant, without par- i 1 i hich an account is given in 'her Third Book of F o r instance, he s p eaks ( p . 5.) as if the French had chase. vice Stewart. John Caldwell, Gent. to be Ensign vice Usher. 1 i chose Bonaparte, whereas he assumed the rule by Royul York Ranger., Ensign 11. 'C. Gray to he Lieutenant, force. Neither will he own that the allied conquer. without purchase, vice Stephens, who resigns. ors, and not the French, dethroned the Tyrant William Firebrice, Gent. to he Ensign, vice Gray. A Veteian Company to be attached to such Corps as may be (p. 56) • still less will he own that 'the French were stationed at New South Wales. conquered. lie says, among other things (p. 42). Quarter-Matter Charles 111'Intosh, from the 73d Foot, to be " that Paris was proud of never having had any •Eusign. Royal New fomidlnntl Fencibles, Brevet Major Elias l'ipon to other conqueror than Clovis its King." And p. 8 1 , he Major. without percha.o, vice Heatheote, promoted. . " that the conquerors would not have so easily pp- Canadian Fencibles, Captain Edward Cartwright to have per mauent rank in the army. netrated to the Louvre, if the French had not hoped New Brunswick Fencittles, Lieutenant George Morehouse (with to receive in them their deliverers." We ask him temporary rank) to be 'Ensign. how came the Allies to Paris ? Did not the French 3d Provisional Battalion of Militia, Lieutenant John 3. Suber lamb, of the Cheshire Militia, to be Lieutenant, fight as long as they could for their Tyrant ? When BREVET. the English were in Bourdeaux and Toulouse, and Colonel lion. Arthur A:moles, of the 6th Garrison Battalion, the Austrians in Lyons-when Marmon't had ex to be Major-General in the Army. Major Henry Watson, serving with the Portuguese r•tny, to be pended his last shot under- the walls of Paris - when LieutenenoColonel in the Army. Napoleon, with only 50,000 men, the remains of a To be Majors in the Army-Captains Joshua W. Green, from hundred thousand, was forced to appear in every the 4th FEW. he being appoiitted to serve with the Portu guese Troops, under the command of Lieutenant-General direction-ill short, when the French .were con geese Bercstard, vice Hardinge, appointed to the 40th Foot ; quered, then they abandoned him for the first time. Charles Jackson, of the 2d Regiment of Life Guards ; the lion. Frederick Cathetirt, of the 9.d Dragoons ; and Horatio George Broke, of the -68th Foot. STA IF. Lieutenant-Colonel Charles el. Lord Greenock, from half-pay, to be Permanent Assistant Quarter-Master-General, vice Dee lancy, appointed Deputy Qoarterefdrieter-Genend in North Britain. Brevet lieueenant-Colonel L. Augustus Northey to be Per manent Assisant Quarter-Muste:-General. with the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Montalembert, who resigns. Brevet Major William L. Berries, from the Regis ent of Men• rote to be ditto, with the rank of Major, vice Northey, pro moted. Assistant-Commissary-General Alexander Murray its be De-, putt' Couunissary-General to the Forces. Deputy Assistant-Commissaries•General Thomas Price, J. S. Dobree, James Laidley, J. Spurrier, and A. R. Co Mlles; to be Assistant-Commissartes-General to the Force.. To he Deputy Assistant-Commissaries-General to the Forces- Sir John Murray, Bart. John Jarvis, Gent. James Bishop, Gent. James Hughes, Gent. and Basil Roden, Gent. HOSPITAL STAFF. Assistant-Surgeon to the Forces William Cowdery to be Sur geon to the Forces. . The King's German Legion.' ed Regiment of Light Dragoons, Ferdinand Lorene, Gent, to be Cornet. Cornet Augustus !Bess to be Adjutant, vice Auhagen, pro moted. r ed Regiment of }hissers. Troop Quarter-Master -- Muller to be Regimental Quarter-Master, vice Hancheldt, placed upon half-pay. 24Battalion of Light Infantry, Charles Meyer, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Alberti, whose appointmegt has nut taken place. Dillon's Regiment. To he Lieutenants-Ensigns J. 13. 51' Demote, without pur chase, vice Renault, promoted; and J. G. Hewitt, vice Col man, appointed to the tied Foot. - • MEMORANDUM. - tieotenant &magnets, of the Ilth Foot, who is stated to have reverd in the 4ri' 'acne of Ist February, 1814 ) is reinitiated la his rauk. PO Lit Bow- STRIET.—Thomos Baker, ;.Green Man and Still, Oxford-stpret,. Olorning appeared c io answer a comptafee against, him by a sentleman resident: Inn; for having charged for the,eneriegi "in addition to the porterage, st, been 'previously paid in the country. victed,' and fined in the penalty of 10s. besides costs. —From the daily system of fraud, both with regard to the carriage and porterage of parcels, which is Rractised,?n the public by men of this !description, roe it is hd, that no instance of a similar nature will be passed unnoticed; and, particularly, as the Legislature has imposed' such checks on their delivery of parcels, as render the conviction of the offender, comparatively, a matter of little trouble. John Cooper and: Ward, two juvenile of. feeders, were charged with picking pockets in Hyde Mirk. When taken up on Saturday morning, 401ficer found thrge silk handkerchiefs in the posses ; sion of one, and four concealed on the person of the !other.—They were both committed till the Sessions, and the °Aker bound to prosecute. GUI LDII A.l.L.—Olt Saturday Robert Lewis wt charged with uttering a fictitious note for 51. of the Cambridgeshire Bank, in payment of goods to tn. *mount of Tis. to the shopman of Mr. Farrow, of fleet-market, linen-draper, for which he received the change: The note, on being presented to Messrs, Esdaile's Bank, was found to have neither signatw nor date. On Friday evening the wife of the Prison( ',called at the house of Mr. Farrow, and left 51. fo, :the bad note, which circumstance, added to thete being no forgery proved, led to the dismisial of ti' Prisoner, with a severe reprimand. MANSION-'louse.— Wm. Godder and Fredera Williams were charged with breaking into the site house of Mr. Rolfe, at London-wall, with Wets to steal. On the Prisoners when taken there wr found several pick-lock keys, and on exurainitl warehouse it was discovered, that they had pack, up a writing-desk and other articles, for the :pur pose of carrying them off, had they not been inter. r:lpted.—They were fully committed for trial. U NIO N. II A LL.—Oti Saturday Charles Baker, Thof. England, IVJIs, and Rebecca ill'hauf,Wie, were charged by Charles Martin with robbing hien of 51. in Bank notes, his ,jacket, trowsers, shoes, ana stockingsi.„ :`,.;:ee Prosecutor states, that he had • be 4 longed to his Majesty's ship the Europa, from which he had been discharged, and being without a bed, was looking - out for one 1ei...9e night, when he wa. hailed by the Prisoner 1510,001 in,. who said sill could provide him with a snug one. Ile accepted hei offer, and she piloted hire to house in Bull's-heada court, where he turned in ; but itad.not been long' his hammock, wizen he beard Ile6ecca pipieg hands, and saw the other Prisoners enter the 'cabin. who immediately began overhauling his rigging ; 81 0 whilst some of them sheered off with his shoes stockings, jacket, and trowsers, in the locker the latter of which his notes were, the others put. ii bbn 'of his hammock, and by Rebecca's directive turned him into the street. In this distress he plied to the Port 'Admiral, at I;tvion-hall, who mediately dispatched May and Golf, trio of his Of licers, in pursuit of the pirates, twb,o t an d th , sailing in company , and took them into .custody. The Priseeirrs'wereeenimitted for re-examination, Wonders 46 On the 14th of October, 1813, I was ordered to sit up all night, in a room by myself, which I did. Many extraordinary things were revealed to me, why CHRIST took man's nature upon him, and what he suffered for man's sake ;. that I should keep that night in everlasting remembrance, and not for get the giver of the blessings I enjoyed. About twelve o'clock I looked at the candle ; there ap peared something like a large bowl behind it, with a point towards the candle ; the candle was flaming very bright, and there appeared a ring as red as scarlet, circled round the middle of the flame • im mediately there appeared a hand as white as inow, which came out between the bowl and the candle, and pointed towards me : I trembled to see it, but was answered—" FEAR NOT : IT IS I." I WRS then ordered to put on my glasses, and the hand op= peered the-second time, more brilliant than before ; but then the flame of• the candle seemed parted in two, and looked in a different manner than the first, but burnt very bright. The hand was pointed to ' wards tne the second time, as white as snow, and a red cuff was upon the wrist." TheappUcation of this trash toJoanna'i pregnancy is too mystical for ordinary understanding; but a more nauseous mixture of blasphemy and insanity can hardly be found. 6 ' The first conception of the Jubilee in the Parks the general plan of it, indeed the whole of the de tails," says a Ministerial Print, " originated with Sir William Congreve, who has superinteuded every proceeding, even to the writing of the advertise meats and placards, the arrangement and preparation of tickets," kc. We have had, indeed, some strange conceptions of late, and this is one of them. We I hare had the young countryman's male conception— • AI ARMED. Johanna Southcott's conception—and now we have On, the, 6th inst. nt All-hallows, Bread-street, Alexandef Colonel Congreve's conception, which the Treasury Black. Esq. of (;idea-hall, Essex, to Alice, second dau g hter Journals boast as more miraculous than any of them. of the l a t e ja t aeg W aYam an E al• (lint e r ' tbr Stith of July, at Si .' James's Church, the Rev. W. D ' Thrinr, *Prior of Sutton V iney, Wilts, to Jane, daughter ..f A grand Pigeon Match, for 100 guineas aside. \ Ri o ck n a t t Dn i r i tte t. , lo Ftq l; of Greathlnrlbor gh Colonel Fe D n u ilek r t . MiEll liar took place on Wednesday, on Bagahot Heath, be- net Weelward. twixt Messrs. King and Abbot, with four froM Sus sex, against six Gentlemen of Hampshire anti Oz. On the 'nib of .Inly, aged i r i ke Rev. Thos. Wintle, B. 1). 1 fordshiro, which afforded •much fine science. The 40 yrars4tesident Rector of trightwett, Berks. competitors had seven shots each from a trap at ti On the same 'lay, aged 18, Charlotte Catharine, only divigh yards distance, which was derided as , folios's:— v ier ofAe t l i t h ev r . be C m harles Egerton, Rector of Washington, in the Sussex and the two killed 37 birds from - their lost. Sarah. youngest eaughter of S. GrimsdeU, having missed only two. ilanta Olson 1 P9• 611 C a ' w " •l3 `: On the Sd inst. in hts 75th year, George Pearson, Esq. of 35, and lost the match by one. • Pamp.court, is the Temple. NtroLzoN has not, it would appear, given. up all hope of return : One of the Generals who accom panied him, asked him if he entertained any such thought, and he answered, " Louts XVIII. lived twenty-two years in a foreign land." GARNERIN, the arrived in town, from France on Thursday last. The days of parachutes are, we understand, about to revive. To PREVENT HAY FROM FIRING.—Stuff a sack as full of dry hay as possible; tie the mouth with a cad, and make the rick round the sack, drawing it up as the rick advances in height, and quite out whets finished. The funnel thus left in the centre will preserve it. i-ONDON • P. I. te4 l and i , i tiZed bot - D. FITATIStMAN OVER K. 87, klert-gfr4l. '~~. , . . • ,4 ,4! ••••;* •-- •.• w • • ... .. % , . ,- .:,- • • TOE STATI'ESM kN. y ar -- a ' ; - Ar . ' — lt lit , 7 77- , ... - ~. The appointment of William , Fawcett, Gent. to be Emil a in the 60th Foot, as stated in the Galutte of 49th December, 181% 1 has not taken place. Ilte appointment of Assistant-Surgeon A. C. Colcloogb, fe. in CIIA'I ['Lou the &Nib toot, to be Surgeon in. the tid Ceylon itsKaatlit. as ! stated in the tiaactte of 2.. Yd November,. 3, Mach praise _Was i • - -- 161 hat " &IA" 1 Pamphlet of Chateau ... ruury t (fie uu ice, us irUnTrOSe ls i ti d ['hey took into cciasiiieratiun the r e . sicians ; and after a short delibera. They returned to Landon; smiths e Princesses Elizabeth., and Mary, ired Mrs. Fromautle. tifitik i a.yrisit ee • I .=. . t I iotte went out ye imm ix % • ur it n tli . • • r York fix! 4 Cus cit rot , n' to Eg arming the pelios of Wellington tr.:. ie fi rst time, is his .ragirnent Barit-tiorse Guards going abroad on his Embassy ; hiss red at the end of the long walk is great concourse of the inhabitants :table persons who had been wait. it a considerable time. They hailed !hoots of " Wellington' for , ref,* returned the compliment by repeat. king off his hat, &c. The popets ee I horses, and drew his carrtage Otto idsor in great triumph. Tliejstlietied n, where his Grace alighted, alai was nher of Military Officers of IrWt rant. Alr the horses were put to his cam. • :ceded to Winkfield Plain, whereto ards were drawn op. His Grumpnro the- regiment.: and he mount.4l • 'ter 12 o'clock, on Winkfield Plain, .1 was met by ,Prince Frefleti c iC Ltason, Walker, and Sir ft. Hill; Ca,isi•-' Grant, and a number of otfic sr, et . • le Noble Duke rode along the froat d then took his station iN frat, • passed him in earelent ertleyits ew wittdsoriaccom. .mher fot the Town. Led to'his grace the told box, value fifty T'' 1 his thanks very feel. to him. The Noble I I -. the Queen at the i he Duke of Wel.. 3 with a temptnons , to which thuDlitt- ; ;11 Cambridge, atikstie band of the ieFf, ; dinner. t Windsor for Lin. 1* • porter at Dnery's, , stfeet, on Saturday • , complaint eattisited ;Went in Clement's 1, :arriage of a parcel, .1,, tch carriage haviog itry. He was con- rd. , [he es. < • ns, ras the • the • ed v.% ire • ter . for ate the -iCk RIP.* *at r tie the ked tPh kOle 1 of be+ kit shit • he i' , ; a bit+, and oesa 1 of fled a ion, ap% ittl4 a OP • IN hem r .- A Ow • 1 • ;:tf fet e FROM Luz 'NDON G. .-......appm.-.. f 4 :ILl' AR. PRO. Weir-Office, da3 6, 1814. INS: TTE, AUG. 6. Whitehall, August 5. His Royal Highness the 'tit& Regent, in the mine and Au the behalf of his Majesty, has been pleased to appoint the Right Honourable William Iluskisson, William Dacres Adams and Henrya Dawkins, Fstprs. to be Commissioners of his Ma jesty's Woods, Forams, and Land Revenues. 'Y ' 310T1( i ;~ ~ -,. •-•-• WINDSOit, Abp. 1. Dawkins, jest, 's W fd Regime SW& wh 194 Rivint Captain' tires. 18th Ditto, Guards, t 21st Ditto, ICY, wi Cornet A. fr:th Ditto; chase, vie let Ilegiuse Assistant , 2d ReigiuM without !kb Ditto, I Warzoii Alsi4 •de : ~ S ttrxeon, 6th Ditto. come!, • 11th bitto, "t s r,.. be Captal - mo ed. -sr • ?2d Ditto, 4 • vire F:bh, , 284 Ditto, 4 by purehl • 33(1 . Ditto, purchase, 35th 'Ditto, 4 tiorgeon, 97th Ditto, • Fent, to 41st Ditto, -chase. vie - • 43,h Ditto, - --••••."- killed it) Eliasßobie f .. 4 , ,4..• ~. 4. k OP ik T • •, teen) held 4 r r state oft the ►Ors !tin , n `/