The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-07-05 00:00:00

Pti• N • ••L\ (" r o lL t g - '‘ • AC. t t? 6 / 41 - • " bIN Y 7- • ••••••• v—t s P l 4 , te i. • 4 " 41) .;41 Ap r % \-116.• t o o t*: le,tin.o.n. s ~•• ••• a alb 0 %la, I. l'elen (441/4 N. 4185. LONDON, MONDAY, JULY 5, 1819 Pais !n• " The Cause for wheals !Lem PDEN fell in the Fick', awd Sraxar died ow the Scaffold!' ALBION FIRS ANDLIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, N EIG !ISOLA'S FARE cambia be ballet Plod. -dated thin b rho present LOTTERY. la *bleb the /I mew Oa orauerlebt order) brt•te and ober she TWO Priam of erto,oeo. will sleek receive a Capitol Prise. Ste. Ihr. he. Mire whatever Prase each Bomber respectively obey Wireless Simperer, I N TICKET or SH ARE ea gabs THREE PRI': r.s. THREE VOLLOW IMO NUM HIM ova be I:ANTALL lEVERY _TtCRET Ann SHAKE HAS THE CIIANCb OF TURNS; DISTINCT NUMBLItS. Scheme% wish hall Partkolarr. of Ibis eas.lt bat malting Lot- I tery. may be bad as all the Lottery Dfficen In Let.dosi and ilit Cobairy, where Twirls sad Shares are as Ss*. gr Tlw*Whole Lawry will be 'MAHN Ele JULY (Me MONTH). W. Lave, Ciiippies Sedbary. Glantalombire. weer*. July 111, 14 at the Rummer Twee,. Drina. Attendee. Melon. Ad'fame. and G. &Mort ; and Mr. 'layers, Nib-street hi.a.l. T. sad Workl, dealers, M .11My 13. 16, Ass. 14, at tbe T 04101114 las, Siteilleld. Attorney. e Wake. Workmip.hottiastionobire s and Merin. Vi tale% worth W Co. Gears lan. J. C 40 14. Lliterpril. alevelniat, July IL 27. Ilea. 14, et the OPOP Iwo. Liverpool. A 164151,4, Mr. Lady, Liierpoel s aral Sir. Dative. Cheatery-law. M. Dodd, Orforderes, eatwer, July 13.17. Air. 14. at 01 111 d m hall. Arpresey. Mr. Hartley, Bridatroseert, Diorkfriars. T. Waller, Terminal. Sutfordsbire. pos seller. Jely 11, 13, Awn. H. as the Crone sad Aortser Imo, Lwow& Scared.. Aunt. kept/my, Mr. "AM; Unwire", I and Mr. Trete, key's Ina. C. maw Wakefield, Bracer. Jul L 7. 24, Aug . 14, at the Woodman l am , tvaketeld. Wien Mr. Manye, Glaseev 111r. thlboarliaM.Marbory, oekshire. seated that the Select Committee should sit sr, other fortnight, in order to mak• every effort to raise the suns, which if not realised, the *iteration l ig the Theatre never meld. at any hem, be whet it was at the present utmost. Sae' to diminution of debt could never again be espected. With respect to the Proprietors, 10 years were certainly a long time for them to wait • bet if every thing had out been conceded, whit deleltive time could be assigned at which they could hope for any thing? Shares, whirls were now scarcely seeable, would in the interval rise Into valuable property.—(Alipirsure )—The Propel.- serf had/riven the New Resters vie years' precedence, sod the 90.0001. and spared', which the sacrifices that had been esdb wesid diminish to oewitaif, w•tit l ehnity *seeded from tile lames.. sees advenced by the Proprietors for the rebuilding of the Theatre. Mr. 11oeiss pressed the necessity of doubling the subscriptions, sod spoke of the seamy families ,on. nectel with the Theatre profeasionally, be having strong claim upon those who were independent.— He said the time for °panics. the Theatre was fast approaching, that an accession of sleet was Ind's peosable, bet the paramount necessity wet the 25,0001. If, however, 20,0001. were raised, severs' of the tradesmen irould accept of 5.. le the posed, sod throw the rest lute the concern.—(Applesure.) The Report way then nisanimossly confirmed, and, after Thanks had bees voted to the Chairman, the Meeting adjoereed to this day (Satirday) fait. eight. A smart subscription was st ru ck o p by those oh„ had subscribed before, sod 8101. were raised is t h e room. The ',bole asoint of the sobscriptiee wu stated to be 10,3391. NEW BRIDOE-lITREET. BLACKERIARE, EMPOWERED BY ACT Of PARLIAMENT, CAPITAL—ONE MILLION. INSURANCES falling dea at Midssmimer •ilI expire, Wen renewed, 'kids Ulm days fuss Ant p rin.'. The C.spans's vales and eitoditioas are of the most reason able description t.--eho Charge is amide for rre Policies, *boa the Preraiosseverds be. t—on Admissive Floe is charged on Ws Itooranort—o liberal eoasativsioss I allowed Sts Benetton, nod orlon% at ha creel We laostaacest sod every facility bat. forded by which lbs Merest and evavesieare of the Public imay be preenobrd. WAR.IfItt PHIPPS, fietretaiy. Ireems-ras LONDON GAZETTE, Jc t r 3. MOIRA rs SERMONS TO ASSES. Weds, Imo pobßibei. M Ortam. with a Portrait et tile AetMr, price Sr. is boards, SERMONS to ASSES. to DOCTORS in Di. YINITY. to LORDS SPIRITUAL,' sod to MI RISTERS of STATE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War.talift, Jody 1. Megiaarat or Drosamor. Leerlevant Cbar N'yd►aa S. Captain as Troop, by racism., rice ream*, oleo fr. sires. To be yearewaors r. Comm Mark Llayrl, by porebear, cite DIVIDISNDS.I July 11, J. Maim. Darthed. Kest; grocer—Jely 24. t. IC. Haman. l svbearbs Catabridirtestre. lisirs.drapre—Joly • R.Johasne. U tapes', eserchaat —Jet, WK. Watley. Mari eltester. book • iader—Jely 57. S. Brown ad T. H. Seat. Saint blety.kill. tattebaala—Jul S. While. TorhflOw - Veco• loslier—Jely 27. E. S. St. Mirtheiestert ' Si. Mania's leer. Nee osaker—Jely Vs. J. Wats... Breeke.Norfolk, Job bet —Judy IS. J. Mask Wrlowaader Gemeteterihire, istrito—July 24. T. Taylor. Gator& grocer—July 24, W. A. Kew, Rtelterbbbe-well, Sarre,. sbiparight—Jely V. W. 11.4 d... Clears**, Inge. Leasbardetreet. tea.dealer —J el, Stl, T Orman. Llttlebery.mills, Lae. esesbasa— July 54, W. Handley. Sirtsee- ate -le•FleM, IDert:yibite. miller—Joly 24, J. Dooley, Willew.ssreet. Bankable, eortimerehaat—Jelz . sl, J. A...e11, Carib:llion. Surrey, paper.maker—Jely V. J;I• ler, Liverpool. merchant —Jelf E 4. H. Collimate, Crook:j - leer, eiLonereheat—July 21. G. Areal. Carib:thee, Sarre', reliee-prlater —J E. Ebreastroas, Fee-roam Fenclterch ' siren. metebaat—Joly 14, B. and Es Adam.. Seeklershard, Heipsktre. skip.beilders—J sly 54. J. Rea y blark.lase. w hoe v.erchert- July S. M. and J. MaeDeeerll. , aid J. Bushell, Bread-strest, oserelient•—July 114, $. Lord. Settee. Sorrey. itiekreprt —July 59. W. Burs, Exeter. draprr—Jely 31 1 J. an E 11. Tackiest. Bristol. pruners—July 54, J. Ball, Wat ling mum, Ktaw-tat-meseteeforee. CERTIFICATES—JULY SI. J. teem. Caertoo-street-road. St. GeoW . l-1110-16*-Edet. betide,—R. Fierce, Eseter.wortowdOM—J. Bail, St. Mad . ► 6.11, basscheaa, broker—W. Claws. Ciseabill. peevish's-me rhant—T. Turk. of Rose-areet Beagatteraaskos , bender—K. hitemeli. IS inciter. baker- 3 . R. Usual, Haw khan'. Kern, hip merriment A. Cobra , Si. Sables's-lane. imetelmtal—J. Shebove. Kiogsion.apoo-Holl, merchaet-11. Fleseber, Burn ley. Latna.hite, plumber—T. Taylor, Whitt, sobemaist— J. Foolertea, Opprr Bedhard.place, Bleolarborv.paave, err ehaw—F. Flertioe. Berwick -street, Soho, t Ma ser. Sea..ll seerelmet—J. Kitchingman, Cutouts§ street. sari rheat—J. aid 11. D. Owes, Great 51. Hetet,* Bithepogatei street, saerthaots. PARTNERSHIP; DISSOLVED. J. St. Colltittlys sad H. Barrett. Leanne. tateettests— J. Per tilef.C. R. bletioay. mod J. Comotan., t e r n s a Dam. cestersitite, teal oraers—W. L. Ogilby, nod 11. U. James, le gram-eitert. Feerierti-street—J. alas, sea. K. Mae. ad J. • . jos. illative-lasi. Wei India-brokers—T. Brosbortee and R. DIX, Lemma Goildforthstreet, Setibiark. eilteeperi— J. Urn, W. Darold. sad J. A. Sieved... St. Dessiage. seer- Noah— W Helebpay sad W. Jams, Webb Pool. Islaterasr quire. tinsaers—.l. Brotaltry, J. Weskit" joa.atel G. Roadie, Preis ago". 1 " 1 7 -11 =i osh aserehanis—P. Paste tied hi estiorratob.Bershaa. ire, .roft-ftseaderiv.PGreasos sad J. A. Willis.... Risk "bed. reedvmakers—C.lload. J. Bell, R. Grant, and J. C. C. Bell, Angel-court. ThreNworlow ▪ orrebeals—R. Adams aid J. Janda., Ckarlotteitreet, Feeley square. apothecaries—A. Wyllie aid B. Moan. Co.. ' dast.e, tellers—C. Wallis and T. Jews, Cheltenham. Gleaces tershire. dealers—C. Kea mud S. L. Kra.. Carpewers-ball. cat - pri.weracterers-11 "fa. ler, T. Edivanl6, awl J. Mould, ' Hut amid greet. Bleekftiati.reed, het aseasfeeterent-11. W. Wed sad J. Payee, (leper Thosers , reet, drug beakers - H. E. Rodesell. 11. W. Ward, ad J. Myer, Bnirbin4er.laae, dreg-bracer.—A. Faeroe sad W. L is t en ...u re a —J. Piney 'aid E. Plerey, Tlehlioner-irert. Goidra-egaare, pinere.dealen—R. Anteing, sod C. Amer. Fore -street, Lime amuse, arse mielt.rs —B. Pugh. Ralimas-bill, honey, and N. C. Genrichsra, Ileoper's.mettre, Gendiaases•Selds. Sam —F. Wayrrinuil. T. W. Carpenlet sad T. Railer, Lam beth, .retard.sanaufarlorm— W. and J. Mums, Q..ren.surel, Ratcliffe. oil-cloth etanefaeterers—B. Saassda aod T. Harper, Upper Thames street, curl-men ant.. By she bile Rev. JAIIIF.II MURRAY, of Newell.*le. " A Nation of Slaves Is a Carden of Arts."—fart sow 1. Lanni Pared for William Hone. Indiale-bill. 9 , 0 Civil ad Religion imamate were sewer are fur essalelly esposed and ridireled than by the dose reandag ttad sarenhe tray in obese entreaty pre le able never. They are loam lint rattail and re-r la one large NNW. pre 'idea by a Weak al lb. Aorta. names 'sprawly for the Well. alai bit Portrait badanalo engraved. He an aon of the aka Cleation of the Rights •f ale People, sod waged laressant ear ageing Priateraft and Consatimi-- Every Friend to Liberty elaW pawn the Desk. It h as Erie rloprolia of Political Teeth., absenting .let. wit aed baser, ad the rennet lawalven sf guirleg patriotism. , . Wyman= I nail Cornet ad Adjeteet Cr.,w ford (le heels' rank). To be Genet. by perckame—Robert !Laths's, neut. view 11l t of Llglst Dragooto. Brevet Lieeseanut.Colood tb i e d ism ers ' Michael Children, from Ilse half-pay of the 60th Pod.. le be Idler, vice Archibald Money. who ticking's. ?mettle( She difference between fell pay of Infuse, sad tell pay of 13th Ditto, Cornet sad Adjelast T. Romer to have the mak ef Westmont. Mb Dille, ii . l'albet. Gent. to be Corset, by purchase. vice "if,. promoted. IN Regiment of Poet, Lieetemot J. kiwi, from the half-pay of the Regimes', to be Ikatenaot. vice A. Clarke, who ex changes. receiving tbedifferewe... tdta Ditto, Littimensat J. N. Nairn. from the halt • pay of Ike, Bth Meet India Reediest, kb, Llastesam, vice N. Repeats, who eackmges CM Ditto, Liestoosst T. French to be Adjectet, sic* But. row es, defeated. NM Ditto. tapirs Henry P. Smith to be Liebe/maw. by pur chase, vies North's, promaaed he 0.6 Royal y. 46, Kamen. R.ctiard Frederick Hill, Gent. to be Essig'', by pickier. vice Smith. 63r1 Ditto, Resign Jame Xersitawe, from the 31 Mew India Reg.ment, to be Easign.wiee Babington, who exchanges. Nth blue. Gestlemas - Cadet %thole) Howe. , from the Hord Military College so be Evisign, by pun nit, vice Rowley, prometod tothe 7th Foot. Mb Ditto, s.aff Assistant-Saracen J. Fared., to be Amistaat- Illitgeeo, vice Ilwideil, deceived. 74th Dins, Liminess( limey Weld. fr as the half-pay of the Regimes'. le btv Lietalabeal, vie* Neil Macke), ish.. et.. ebsagee. receivlog the difference. ISA Dm°. Brevet. kinky M. Plunkett De Bathe to be Major. by purchase, rice Koos, roamed la the 4th Nest 1011. Re gimes*. Ueviteamml P. Meagan .to be Cattalo of a Compauy, by per 'time, eke lk Enaig• J au Heater to be Limmeosol, by purchase, vice Mammell. toed can* t tam 10 oe Tere-ga, .te, vice Neelee. Mb Ditto, Iketenent John /Aeon, teem 'behalf-pay of the 110di Ise, to be Lleateaaat. vice Patrick Kelt, , who ea- Nl es Mkt India Regime's, Ledge Mousy Babingtoe. from the IN Few. lobe Pawns. vice Kershaw,, wh. earbaogev. 46 Dime, Melee llonunraMe James Kees, frem .he Lib row, lobe Lientemst-tkineel, by porch.see, vice Niles. who an. Wee. _ _ BILIOUS AND LIVER COMPLAINTS—A. a mild mail rf.. su I remedy for all them div trellis which originate In n vitiated action of the liver sad binary passel', ladigeoiio, lam of appetite, bend-oebot. hea f rl rl rt ituiracie.„ spasms. costivenew, affections of the liver, ate. Mc. Is to atoned with the strkobt VIM, that DIXON', A BILIOUS PILLS have met with more general apprnval than any other Medicine whatever. This eaccalligies their re. envoicandatmo to the wrier of every individaal Milicted with Me abase enumphontr. Thrir 'aim ever y neenelisendailea of rild nrefalie• with tweredfol ?feet s ..d require na morales or co .filorrarat oh:deuce Mirka/ their use. l• trepical irbete the minequencli of reihradant sad vitiated bile are MO prevalent nod Maclaine, thew are an installs and Melon Irmo . . lon. They ore Mr ite peculiarly calculated to cermet Ai•nrders ari•lnc ellre , Srl Of the table, In rm..? the MOP of the amnion. and to rename every complaint occasioaed by irregularity of the bowels. WIRTEMBERG. finial !Inlet, at ?.. N. #. Ik. sal I% Ay R. Willer sad Sir, Obelisks. No. 4. t hipapside, torwr vf Si. Peery. Lew 41 , 04 and 34,11,a gist.. Deblois t and by peirripol bkokwillery, Druggis. sad bkdkise breeders throughout Me United Kinidee. DR. HUNTER'S ALTERATIVE PILLS OM dithimily the sae Aroma% the most eimmitiesi. the ypeediete, and safest remedy is the world for be Vcoereal Dis ease la all its dilUrsvii stores. Withoot eteltiar salivosiiic, de. biliatine the coestitailm% or mosciatioa she frame. they radi cally ewe shim eissloes disease, restoring the unhappy soirerer In health sod con.fort, whilst his replied°, remote moollied. his attantioa to hosiness sr pleasure weisterraubeds nod at the some time he is reseed &ma the Mow, of treeing he life to this bawds of rellifol remains, the delis..., emelskisils.ar the still moor foal roaseameoces of um. calmest. Bath boa of , them Pills is amompassied by dirertloas„ so Arline, that the assist *poem of either See reseal foil to ewe themselves by *Wiring them, sod all the symplams ore so arcurately ile. scribed. that or mistake coo possibly \a —Prepared bc the mar Proprietor. Thomas Pro.'. \ woad, 4md se, *sold sod, loi sippo , essiert, retail by nU respectable ydrilieiso Venders. Price Is. lid. per bat, or eve barer in owe for half a-esioesi. Ater iceloded.—Olaserve, there is a label so earls bor, slated by the Proprietor, That Pratt." Rwri . ll . Yor Rangers, Lieeterasa E. IL Neribry, fries the bid Fast, so be C+psans .t. 4,:srapsay. by parcbses t vice La marck, wb. rawer. HOSPITAL STAFF. NERVOUS DEBILITY. are. VNCOURAGED he the Golfers /seem attend- JI:J We their Peerless, snetbal tif treatment he the Me of a few pry. ba• tosplolow. wtielt lot been envier/led by to. et• 'Meer, of artily wen in a large sod t Waive peach(' t wo bble slat at* berry ell/Pre mullet,. to 'be Fettle frying Me. dornl Mew twining their attendee to a tensile riots of dbeitws. Mere-. OOPS and en. Meaben of lee Dotal College of doe• row. hi lettelit t let. cod!~ to direr. Otte wadies is tbaer/4. ordets newest( tees a art ret olestetwltite habit of birootidenete yes* elk* re .611 *crashes, a owner e, mist of 'rives, ofbetioot. bat Oho Molls an 1k ynvitiet 311 the eneryoting too. beetbilet sr. 14 ebet doter•siog wale of debility nr de. obrihre the etowniteore of toe% baneful b •v• yys.tyy e som bleg. 1 Ng teddewee in bat rllaatn., nr any mite, ewe, by, eb4h the potters of the 1 . 001114..00M borne Swirl, ea regotaely eihroted %neon. of they ore, • irS. hire, sod semi; testor.itio• to wend and rioter. beatto. Whet, in early application is made far the rare of a certain phOrder. Vivi/1111j c.otirmeterl M it snoneent of istritriet,. the etsdiention Y oftisemspleted um the theft mare of Own Amt.: and is the mast sdeante.t mad invetetate Marc. lif venereal in ert**, tharnentelvd by a variety of paiertil twit fletretetee Simplest*, it nevieverasce in their plias( without , ontraint in Apt Of 'retrial') wlh ihrert to the patiert • perratarat hod radical pre. The illeerimo of the Urethra. as fregnenlv rooneetet rie vi•ina fr. ,n the abate complain, ►ate not swayed thole ot. Mention; by no itifollible and improved plea. they are en 0.1.4 to moot, °twists. Mom owl Nekton... %hector, recent r , r of her ukonfloo, erithotet resenthrg to she painful Sad dangerous Ulf of the cnsr►lr bottair. To worried Female,. whom •tpreinlitivo of thaw tender erat cm:menial hapyinew boy , been defeated. it any al-o ;violet refiertlan to keno. that be a punter peewee's'', e In Aver yeatedtes. the general health h mottated. and the ha raining. removed. Newry Cow and Co. exelwirely prnfewlng the rave of thew: pyitticalar rootlike's,. in order that they any not he marked by a =Waken few. w:t.. the ahlspiv to pally attached to the tatiorsat empiric ' think it hut tire to themselves in slate, Wow they have been prerrly y 'dented and initiated HMO every broach of the profesoion (rwriiiiente. of which, front gratings Ilospitale. and testimonials frown she bidlievt prafewinnel aithwrities, they have to etweelore any reviler.) Tlud a residence in the wanner bent of an ennui.. ty.014. a, watt no In other part. , erten the, to assert, that their Sararrilail haying been endued dime-wee already wouvaerat yd. the, knid out a remilaty of rennvation NI sorb au way la bour eater the debilitating effect. of • life pureed yr iv., the Teed Zoo. t tad 14, pre•ese Mot their awoomloon rnvNitaM a fair grow d fat the impterede. d confidente w ith which the) balm, by the Pablo., bream, ii,serally honoured. Ti bp iresowited at their lantwe daily (prnowali. or by letter) by Patina of glitter Sex, with settee), delicse!,, and stern- Pevieek i• ihr , Ciesoby am regne•ind In awe gbe Of thea .n•e, age. pad mor•er ot 00-tosio.ir w •.o.ii.o.rrt to. Advori.ovol aledwoor. t •aA 4110 gelltLiCe sill be give* ur erremlied le soy pert of the Kintdoni. GOD rid l•• N. R. C. Sor:tolo4 ZS, Bwteri►Mreei t Rket-sortii. Laud's. Am pebliated (Tenth EMIIMO% THE Aftllll 1.11 f t!h• Commentary 411 the 46.. ft Doefee.. is (.04S n.i I le. A44reto-t1 to 'h. MI Maturity b .10 11.• es„ hi .. be 1.4 at PO. l'Afrrnmer. n•es, ras.os II • 2s. G. r•-wd-otteet # 114, Fleei•etfeel Wof .a Seoliatien. Price IP:. To be lkorgesess to the Ferree—Sterbortieses 11, 11. Lys, from W 4 10 21 t Jobe bole. Ns Ds hem halt- y. eke T. WNW' s. lobo ezeharestes ame P. hPfilmier, from half-poi, vice 3. A. Csomphell. who retire, epos hollfites. To be Ammemikireemot to she rerems—Asehomel-Sorpors J. M. Dusky, from she half-pow of the In Warm, Gollode.v.oe reredos, appointed to the 10M row Rea J. Allen. from th e Royal Rom India Itastrers.rkeJ. R. bowery. .1. retiree upon ball-par of the Royal Rem la t he R earm To be Der, 'Pervert/ to die rOfele•—llety Purveyor G. Pratt. nos haltsmoy, eke G. Key•.,islar oooff-pay. ROYAL MILITARY ASSY LUM Al' lAEA. Amlasoillorgeso b. U. Lawrence, from Soaastamp so, to be Amlotaet.boreeon. MILITARY ASYLUM AT SOUTHAMPTON, ---tatderygew• W. G. Waimea. 11. I). fore dee ►►f pay st tie 9.21 b FIPO4, to be at,a4want-Surgeos, pica Lawrence, re moved to (belles. GARRISONS. Leolemon Jobe G.ti[►ec ims the bolf-pay of ibe 9411 FOG,, to bs Tow o Major at Nre Keys.w rice Jeokbo, deceabed. M/.MOIIAYOA. ...... The appoietment of Asoisteot-Stargews W. G. Wilton, fee. the ball-pey of the 9Sth Feet. to be Aedeant liergeose so she Form, as stated in the Germs. of 17th of April kw, has oat tak• ploce• 1). sexy A.sistaat.Ceinnsissary.Geoeral Mendes has been per mitted so resign hie Contosi.si..., In esiosequeoec of his keel I lig so proceed w service. C:ormoksiota In the C.ardlf Troop of Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry, sigard by tee YouoLtretroast of the county , of ula. atoretta. Waid.ck Nielson, Esq. lobe Captain Cossetaadast. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Streforecier.;lli, tree July 13, to Aug. 11, at she Crows is.. liaotry. Yorkshire. BANK RUPTC sr SU PERsEUty... . _ J. Snow, Swarbitoron•. Derbssalre, sled R. Wilkins, Sinus. lisis Harold, Leicesurnainn, timber merchants. BANKRUPTS. J. Lewis.jus. Anne.d.ftler, July 13. 11. Aug.l4. at the lap-market Inn. ‘%..reesier. /thor nier. Mr. Nosier, )1111bauk-sheet, Wesiwtoster t aid Mr. (mom, Worcester. ai;N:l,ii,47l4aclag.lasie, merchant. July 6. 64, Aug. 14, at tielldbail. Attorn►y, Mr. Varkert, Peal-bac J. Ciillama, Mown. teal Illberehaat. July I. 60. Avg. 14, at Guildhall. Adorns s. Mean. Ladino.. mad Co. lag's depth 'milk, Temple. J. P►tllipr, Lhtlei n, N arrester hire, paper maker. July !, 14, Are. 11. at the Nrll lan, Clielteuhons. Ptsamm,6yamr^d's Ina, Lhaacery-lame, and Mr. ti miler, Cliclie. Lower Thames-greet, merebant. July 13,21. Ault. i 4, at tiollithall. Atstestry. Mr. Meows, 1400d011 Cessueteuel Sole-nacos, sur.na 11. J . it, ) .44... leittse....ga, bahertlaiher. July 13. Asc. Is. at Gu.Whall. Allyeur, Mr. Siwace, Maple lan, inulbeera. -_.___ E. Penientam, Friedel* web, k skrflo.lorr, July 10.17. Amt. IS, at tiniklLall. Attoi 4 2, Ni. Speer, 'maple lop, Itol. born. J. Mort, Helios, IssresSire, ratios- sesta turcr.Jely 3(1. 31, Ass. 14, at doe tioidge Ise, liskitoss. Sum/sin. lie. 111.44.rsersh. Grsy's has r sea Mrssto. lio.ardisas sad Os. 11•Issa. lasesAire. J. ■etitb, Parliument.surret. 'belay. JO , 6 .14. G*4114111. Attorney, lir. Ilarke.t. Nem. "WI, 51. SS lase I.e4l4lnl•Nreet. . . It Crumble. talc,ra. wietaaller. Jul% i . I;„ Aug. Attaraey. 11r. 1,r1.!011, Welt, fle•olflres, heel- K. Beet, Artiltny-r'pre, rqttare. wen hunt, 3,41 10. 17, As 14. me OnWaal!. Atiu , Lir, Mr. G100(1101, I erti• burbeildietc. 1.. u. _ _ . G. 61i.. 1 / 1 4.7u. Stie J , A4m, &wry. Warr. Jurly 6,1;. Agog 11. at liallAall. At.oria.y, Mr. lived, Wak-Lor, freataarch. T. 11. lUtst. neinsirett. Can erhnry 4113 re. Sonill • ark. eil•mertb..nt. Jul! h 10. All 14, at Uutidtimi. Arcil.r, M r . Sall e Tare. daccdle Arect. 1)e Average Pelee of SUGAR, for the Week, mils( Jane 9u. to ;34. Sid. per Cwt. Average Mee% of CORN of ENGt.A aod A LEA, per quarter. fro= the Retorts, radio; Jane 26 hew. I Rye Harley. ! Oats. I Bear. I Peaie. I Oatm. s. d. Is. A • .1. la. 11.1 - 8. I. I 69s 469 99 3,26 w 3 49 'lO 21 4 Jiver/see Priers GI BRITISH CORN, In SCOTLAND. by she Quarter or eight Winchester Cashel'. and of - Ostessal per 801 l us Ittilbs. hessteh Tray, of the Four Weeks inseedlasely preeediag Jane 15. 1619 : Wares. Rye. I Barley. I Oats. I Hews I Pow. J Oats. s. 1. s. 4 S. 4. 5. I.s. 1. s. d: s. 4. GO 11 41 1 96 0 24 b4O 2 40 7 19 9 DRURY LANE THRATRI AFFAIRS. Os Saturday, a Mooting of the Proprietors took place In this Salons; J. CALCIUM Elq. M. P. Is lb* Chair. The Coalman slated to the Meeting, that if the New Renters had Dot 'quiets's] in a propasal mask to them by the Select Committee, that Committee would hems resigned their trust. The Meeting of Friday, howeser, removed all apprehensions, end nothing could be more conciliating than the conduct of those Gentlemen, In whom the Theatre was soder infinite obligations, and who had made a sacrifice of upwards of 16AXII. arreers, besides accruing rents to the 55030 amount. The Chairman nest adverted to the subscriptions which had been raised. Is bed applied to all the indisiduata of the Royal Family.— The Prince Regent had ert.d in the most munifirent manner, as was well known.—(Applentse.)—Two n om of the Royal Family bad assigned masons that were irresistible for having declined to sub scribe. and from throe others no communication 110 been received. Ile then read the Report. in which was cnnreined the itesolu-ion of the New Waivers to make the ahose-mentioned sacrifice It stated that the t er the bondholders to come to an arrangement of equal fluent had not been similarly ascertained, bet ther• masted no doubt of their liberality. rile tradesmen, it adder!, had consented to the proposition made to them, and •hes the lit Ist of 90.9861. was reduced to half site sum. and io ten years the Proptiartors would have a dividend upon their capital. Many achentegtoes Mims had been made f-t renting the theatre, and what remained to be done wheal with the Propels titre, who had the power to iestoreto their property a value not IVely known In it. Ttve Chairman the burden of ti. song warr„ the 115.0006 wit - I out which tb-y could not proceed; sod he Poll- Httteaoisx or TVS NICSILII, June 16.—The coovecaties of the Sutes•General of Wirtemberg has bees for the kingdom an event as agreeable as entspected ; the news bus therefore bolo welcomed with the greatest esthusiasm. We have seen with sentiments of the liveliest gratitude the King, is •errocnding Hassell with the knowledge, in correlat ing the *plaice of the Representatives of t►e People of Wittenberg, gite to the new Charter which he Is props r is* for thee,. character truly national, sod that profound sanction, that solemn guarantee which is *sly to be obtained from the narrates and raapmeik et the People, by Jutting them with a generous an& loyal confidence to participate in framing the laws to which they are ripened to yield obedirrece. The King, under theme circumstances, has avoids& the *temple given him by the Govetnesents of Bei aria end' Baden, who have net considered thenseltes booed to take the same care, and have presented to their States Acts emanating frees the plenitude of their espresso poser. Notwlthstanding this precaution, it is !hosed tba views of the Government will meet with some oppe. %Won oa the part of the mediatised Noblesse; but the King and the nation will probably be in concord, and their onion will triumph over a resistance rendered less formidable now, that there is no longer any 11. lesions by means of which private interests, end the pretensions of aristocratical pride, can hope to conceal themselves ander the mask of the public good. Already we bear with pleasure these Members of th• Opposition who in the last Sittings of the States sincerely believed they were serving their errantry by snails( common caste with the A ristocntical No. bait', feel convinced of the mousefel consequeoces produced by their combined resistance to the in. tentioos of Government, and we are induced to hope that they will this year steer far away from the rock wirers theft's,' of the State was so near perishing.— , The King's Edict calls the States together at Lools. burg; the alleged reason Is the repairs necessary to the ball is which they end to meet at Stutgard.— This reason may be very proper and very tree, bet it is believed another esters also of some weight which is may be easily conceited ibis edict could not moo. don with ao mach propriety, vie. the design to with. draw the national Representation from a certain la. iluence of which the Nees is et Steiger& and which Interfered rather too mach with the deliberations of the last Assembly. _ _ _ However the itreggle with on, aristocracy, already prolonged be)ond its proper defeat)°, t now last much looser. The support which they are seek. log from the Diet of Frankfort, will he more fatal than useful. The King is resolved not to suffer soy foreign interference with the internal affairs of hie kingdom; and those who have celled for foreign Urge will only have succeeded in uniting soggiest them. solves the energetic will of the Monarch, and the net less energetic power of public opinion, which requires equally that all dangerous and haughty obstacles should bend beneath the level of the law.—((.'ours. "ardent of Germany.) Thus we are glad to observe the Pool, the wary Gordian begin to interest himself about his political liberty. If the ammo's and dispersed families of Helvetia determine that the codes of their laws align undergo a revision, it will be in vain fur the heeds of these families to oppose them. They are a people who ,, m sl a o y w be se d d e , sc or r r ihed .,. as falling ender the chancel ot 1143113URG11 AND DUCCH MAILS. STOCKHOLM, Joss 14.—Bef•re the dep•rtere •f the Kin; for Scants, lb. negoclationa respecting the Norwegia• debt to Denmark. whicb have bee• so long carrying on, were amicably conclsdnd by the r•edhatioa of Great Belisle, i.nttl Sitan4f•rd ca. fled on the negotiations with oar Govonnoent, in tbo snag of his own Coort and thar;)f I)rna•rrt. If the project of the ligoidaliou or the NW 4..111 A