The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-01-12 00:00:00

f ' ~. It .. • •' , : , ~, -• I . . . • ._ . . les, iratch-osaker, Jae. IL ges, Messrs. Rosen aod Us, Ranywyabeildkips, 2, 29, Feb. 92, et I street, Blivittriscs. MOUNTAIN, - ~'B, J. Parker, Downey, ,Yoiinitdrii. J. . *2, E. Lee-mate, Saadi Lambeth, '~ r ~{~ 6 ~~i and took their atatleioe es follow :—.The loperieese and Resiitance to the teats bettorles ; the wallow to the tower; the Eclair sod Pyle& to the battery to . *assist Inexplicable ant i l i e gu lift a te occurrence has • ?, • given ..111,04 spitpit a country towp daring ,the . southward ; the Edinburgh supported the-list. .pained ships. Shortlf after the ships opened their ire, which they did by signal together, the storming party, un der Lieutenant Travers, of the imperious*, and ma rines, under Captain Mitchell, landed in the boot order, close under the southern battery, which Use. tenant Travers (*tried 'intently, en which the enosay sew in all directions • Lieutenant Mapleton having taken possession of the mole head, the convoy, con sisting of twenty-nine . vesrls„ was br oug ht s out with hi the last week :—A young Lady, of respect able connections, was on the eve of being married to a Gentleman who lived in the same street. As she was a ulna,' and het- plinatt being both dead, the bans bad been published in the parish church, and to alt appearance, a few days only could have intervened before the solemnization of marriage would hive taken place. One evening in the last week but one, he called to pay her a visit,, and as the sister of the Lady was rather indisposed, she went early to bed, and, in the young couple remained together with timber sot any loss, twenty of which an for the arsenal at Toulon. On leaving the place all the works were blown np, and most completely destroymi. I feel the dearer. ties of thodefences of this place to be of conses Watt', as It was a convenient port for shipping the very Ittrgo quantity of timber. the enemy now have on the adjacent coast. The Coptains; Officers, and ship's oempattire deserve my warm acksowlodgesent for their etevtions on *ls emeasion. A few allot' in the balls and gliglai etliekehips, Is the ealy Captain Duncso l latenes aso, that he very material and • eeereeity information respactiag this place, by a very gallant exploit performed a few nights ago by Lieutenant Travers, of the Impirieese, who stormed, with a boat's wow, a tower of ogle gun, destroying it, and bringlig tismpati.*way. I am, &e. 6. R. L. tglisCeilik. To Capt. Rowley, his Majesty'. ship • • &Dior Oliver. 4M.•••• if '•. •*1 • t .. Hits Mageolo Ala 111 1 / 2 rivale. at Om,' 6.0. St a, —T beg leave to accleabst re, thireethe 4tb inst. running along the coast to the Weed elliPtetay et one P. M. I observed a cosies, of UP *oath is the harbour of Marioelo Oberst sis edges tsydst east ward of Civita Vecchia), protected by Wit gun boats, a fort of two long 914-poueders, end a eteeeg fortified castle and tower; and it apple practi cable to cut them oot, es t' purpose, Lieutenants Croker tenants,,Wbyioek aolunteorsd is the whole et the ship Raehoved before perforMed; sad after faction of seeing by our gallant dis vas LONDON GAZEI"I'EI Jas. 11. and took the strong positions of the 1 ...111.10....... - overlooking the harbour, where they , Admiralty-Office Jan. 11. , 1 ` ' ' scant &ie of musketry through- loop.t Copy of na Enclosur e f ront Rear-Admiral Fremantle, to John the possibility of beingllielpdged; elthoh Wilma Corker, Esq. and moved in, so that the; where fire of I. His Mapstv's ship Havaimao. before Zara. Dec. 6. directed against it. Nettling could damp , ,Sea,—lt is with great satisfaction I have the ho- of the party on shore, who, together Wi s 9c to inform yo u , th a t th e f or t ress o f Z ara h as this Lester in the boats, lost not a moment in capitulated to the combined Austrian and Eng- and cutting the cables of sisteen vessels, i t ...‘ forces, after sustaining a cannonade of IS days most galling fire, two of which were sunk in 4 .. 04ttle English batteries, consisting oftwo thirty. trance of the harbour, and fourteen got out. and carronades, eight eighteen-pounders, and to regret the loss of twelve brave men Isi ,seten twelve-pound long guns, as well as two howit- wounded, which is less than might bate ' sera worked by Austrians. I potted, as more than 600 regular troops sr' As the courier which conveys this information will Civita Vecchia • but were kept in died Set out immediately, I shall defer - entering into par- I along, and forced to take a circuitous ticulars until another opportunity,' and confine say- well-directed fire frees - the ship, which self to the general terms granted, which are', that dent time for all our amen to embark. the 'garrison are to march out with honours of war; It i s now a pleasing duty to pay a to ground their arms on the each; and then to be praise to the very gallant and determined. Conducted as prisoners of war, untileschanged, to Mr. Croker, First Lieutenant, the outposts of the nearest French army. and every other occasion merit The outwork of the garrison to be occupied this mendation; and be 'peek's in livening by the Austrian troops,' and the whole of a d mira t ion of the determined bravery Me enemy to march out on the 9th, at ten A. M. Lester, Whylock, and Ditties, As soon as I can make ready a copy.of the terms, seamen, and royal marines ender -- I shall have the honour of forwarding them to you : The whole of this service was - In the mean time, I have the honour to be, &c. accomp li s h e d i n th ree h ours , 1 Roisb..islinst al Fre f . Signe m antle, Sic. deeply laden got clear of, lel GEO. CADOGAN, Captain.' . ' take in tow, as tht4V sails had The letters, of which the followinte are cattle% have bees taken on shote to prevent our g esossisin. d r o John Wilson Crakes.. Esq. by Sir Edw. Penes,. I have the hoover to - he, ... Siert. Commaader.in.Chiet of his Majesty's ships and scowls la Om Alediserroneao :- Thellatiliwe' r "TW near! Dimas, Captala Hli Majesty's sloop Swallow, at sea, Sept. 16, MIS. n .r h i r me o w s thi n I sopeT i ene. Sett, — Being ' well in-shore at day-light this mon. , m't J -' r lumen. fug, between the Tiber and D'Anze, a brig and i William's Wilma, ordinary seaman; WA Ohaellievayomriee. ' zentieck were discovered between us and the latter i Henry Wadisy, captain .17fer:sTle. very severely; William harbour, and having light battling winds st the time ' (levier, apt:Osier fotebop, dittos ArabilliaW Gawass,, espial. from the eastward, I 'thought the boats would have of maintop,dltt o ; . Will Medi %lama, #OO ; 4eha l. tinens. it chance of reaching them before they sot into port, s i Ci ai se er lum o t ri ",:i6,7 l ir eekt,. mat h *, ,ti os ..,_ and they were dispatched, under the direction of Gol ly ; one, Viaalasmb% assmil, datigerimals 4- Mimi, Lieutenant Samuel Edward Cook (first of the Swat- Labe, wins, dit i t i oL bt of v b Captured, low), slated by Mr. Thomai Cole, mate, and i 606 , bnet L e Bam b o o hog b ran w, posn o er.an d 4 sw i n g" . Mr. Henry Thomas,. midshipman, , and , after a row ' t: bf two hours, they came up with, and brought out oin xi a ue i ee ted k r 4 a ; s : l l n i teel ' art mill: t a imi hrgoa wil. a t a l a r:; aaeoe, 2l "6 4 4reen suit "from close ,under D'Anzo (from whenceaumerous sun d r i es . ..., beets, besides two gen•fieats, •had been seat to her i : _ . assistance, and kept her la tow till the moment oft . Ills vfi)emieg Ship Revenge, of Petwee",ol9er• 9, Ins eke beats boarding), the Frisch brig Guerriere, of 1 Sett,--I have the honour to informyou, that I foot gams, and sixty stem! etst ak leas steady cool il arms. discovered yesterday a French leluccalrivateet, is There could not have bail the harbour of Patanieo,. which Lieettlesent.sldy 4 114etthfis, senior Limes - mat of this ship,,hondsOi 'al bravery displayed than on this ocraiitsot efilemfiesant (eek speaks in the highest terse 4 Inger perms nut. tni 4 .. UM' reconn°4 4o g the ti t 2 ;tilt q f "PM blast 4 4 •1 .'. .• • - ' 41a.erVa any insuresountabilt insliedi :to ' gee: lllll 4ea ti) kijel,sar Ms and rose fo:[ lllll eseeredy "er to h : l n v d i ed g jer tZ tile bim ; the c"l boats} a ti lblifkil " hIIII P, Ir se ded INL etgb lAsu t P. tea* M7l. lg l os i l o is mo os : /mit t h oons i ose d ja m ,. ,- mieklatab l. Captain Sprtn ,(and a aliases* 'et .. ,-' . • . 1 bogus. tie. Ro 1 Mariam tinder his command), and Memos. 1 yn 4. z cosissoiee. Quelch, Ea*, Fisher, Mainwaring, 4 Harwood, lf. , cite tilvOr7 MOON CAI OBIO . 1 Menbee, Truer, Ma swell ,, anaemia, and Devey, it est3 l ll,lltia Imeasteme. fre. - " dit . and wasialk a di res iboas i s i p. 4 w al k to ', ma . _eters, '. mates and taddsidstties i mod ! have the .. p • . ' his hltgemysiallisilltditot. i i , . I IllitlllaCttOtt to state ,. .gip stet' acititved r i zlittemss la ips, totditsaty ataislial Its Jews, or- . th s iogi ec tst i o m or • P _ e i' ...James IFllaserald, ordinary seaman, merely I being hurt , nod, a letter g, a Soyletiveditiary seaman. ditto I 3111110 Dorm, able as s. r their , obosedelivery Dr. irEN., ditto 4 us. Dives, oedloary mama, tiollgerontlY • tufted ihavieg ! on silt- 'the cow:Muth. ilnimin• i bills to the the saitt,.cular sp. na ..4 , mates the whole His 1114may's shin Edinburgh, off D'ARSio g OM Se ISM : r - 7 - --ear- and in the Yogi 1 - 5111440411 obedience to your directioas, . I,..pam to ' _ •II Systeia, the bah lithdittiesod Captain Duncan, of the gal klatry asanifexted t so and. the ships named in the margin', thin • l = married people damis from:oaf off this place, where he had heat • ltililliMgr 1 . 4 . ha s to he the ma: for someday., with the intestioil he . Hobs 1 - 'Y-, See " Dr. and his " ats fib s fi rs t horsooglito opportunity. nessesney elr• Ills be- price ts. Od. M itangemenie haft been made by that Meer for the Stv., , , the Post-011iee 27 years. had MARRIAGE . sit , - T • • •.- AIWA $ I eddolAbe force of this ship to it, and the port of Nouvelle was attacked teheley, .14"4,the; 6 iiregion. kiewelf earreeily. lie ' ex- , Is. unquestionably, Abe suoA importiod duty of our 114 the bade the dyed -4114 these arrangements would be batteries stormed in the most galhnit manner by 1 sfisio or all our earthly happiness, and the !..uree of moor , talky; but many are deterred from ourcytott by ittlitatittol ;Stored to, aid IA prepare for battle. The place Lieutenant Hastings and Lieutenant Runt, of the . ; which they are unwilling to dischrte tin all suck caws Dr. The lit Somerset Militia, comthanded by the Right vENEL' . g RESTORATIVE nER VOUS II 41611101 is a solo defended ewe batteries, mounting three heavy Marines, the whole under the command of Lienta• iv SIM each, on $ sego g . tooor to the northward of DAM Ifewmin, sassier Lieutenant, who speaks in Eton. t he IDarl Pouierr, after having been stationed i mkt effectual, is:si permanent remedy; imall catio n of Wiwi. has .Ibe ti!ln. de l l:4iLy a •, c l i r Fuor ;iiing low o o r eg e 7 ri fai t ri; . iz ib 4 war s ak e *il l with one sessilitiiiiiisliittery to the southward great praise a theoffisers and men of this skip, and ' in Pi r nbeth garrhon for more than four years, with two guns, to MR Ohio sole. Every thing be- , those of tbe Guadeloupe, under the commend aI .. i' receteed an order to embark for Ireland. Lieut. : Fbest, stomacholc. this medicine tam& certain matt almost ifii. ing prepared, at hetlf*Mrasi• P. M. the ships bore up Lislatenaat Hurst, and Mr. Lewis, master. metres has, by sentence of Court-Martial, been rmeeate l vent"fi in thaw air'cliw" w h " hglieli t e' re i" . J Want of healthy action ia the toe ' nnoie icgifokef he iFfinqa •' - Iv dismissed from the above regiment. i frame, it is also - remedy : when tbe foregoisarg ? symptoms _ ' sob Thereat - plias Post Costehes 4 Mali Caaehei, set out t• - ,..4 the Saracen's Head Ina. Sonwshill:— • . . . • LIVERPOOL Post Coach, to calqr , I . ides; sets ou t • 11; 4 every Morning , through Latter worth,. - Hi ns . klev . . Atherstear, Tuenworth, Litchfield, Cite. h4l ortbampton ) and Dunstable. Arrives as Liverpool ttext•A . on.. EXETER, Plymouth, Weymouth, Disreheit , ' PSI/Mouth'. .• • l et Dartmouth, and Salisbury, New Post Coach, very Idornink . • artalf-past Six o'Clock, with a 4twoodrithronzh -}limitsippar, : I mister, _ Bridport, Blaudford, Basingsoke, and Bagshot. BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, ` Stilton. and flamingo don, New Royal Mad Coach, rem oat every Evening. 'Caud l q tram-Masson to lipiiilly,,Loath, GelambiscoisiLitall. .... ..1 16 LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Knutsford, Stone, and MAL Md. Past Coach, called, The Biliedition, every HYPO ine at Flee &Cindy to the Saracen's Head Lao, Dale-street, Liver pool. Gt.d throughout. • t ,vi . - •r• ft BATH and BRISTOL Flying Pint Conches; through Chip:. ; penhaas, Caine, and MarlhurottM - evory Afternoon I Its-rived ,; Mr: May's, the Greyhound last, Bath, .and,the Laudon T= Thomas-street ,and the Swan Brirtol, next M o rning.—C Lily Wens, Bri dgewater, Taunton, kg; , . 4 •• • . 41 . i ~LEEDS New Light Coach, called, T4e Hack ingkara ' wit ~ Mt every Morning at half-past Seven 'ofCloi:s; rarecv •Foar. [asides roily, and goes remarkably atty.': 1V ith 11. atalr 4 ~--, 0 Ut: - 4 ' out. Parses through Siainford, Newark, Belford, utc,..ter and Ferrybridge, to the Golden. Urns, Leeds. heat. Da 4tt Noons ... Notwithstanding she uncoinnismitspedition ref.this, o.srls.,it is tkr h allowed to be the most agreeable and complete Pubi ! Coaveyr `.. once on the North Ruud, befog unequalled in ikciPtiatiOdatioll 7 by any other. 1 ' KENDAL, Lancaster, Prides, Kirhy-Lotednit, Rotond o Chorley, Ormskirk, and Gateman rest Coaches, every After.; !we, at Five o'Clock. Guarded. e GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-Green, Annsist,-Deinfries, 1 Allrownhill, Thornhill - Sitaqultor-Kiln, Canmock,, ftinott ell, :•; sad all parts of Sentliad,•Crisapterddwit Coach (Daily). • . . IfOR.IIC, Neweamk, and,Edinbargh, new Coach, perf *nned .: waft a Guard throughout. sets oat every Morns g iii Istilt_pret Six ,'Clock , by way of Newark; Retford,r•Tadifister, Dar Northellerton, Burtana, Adoring h. mid- • Her w ick.-- 1 • finding themselves fatigued (rain the Itiph of the ) 10111Mey, may rest what time they pkase, and then proceed ou , without any additional fare. J. Clark, the Black Swan, Co s oey-street, 'York, runs Coaches to Sunderland, Hull, Scarbo. * rough, Whitby, and ether Pieces. BRIDGENORTH and Walsal new Post Coach, every Eveniog. ~ CARLISLE. Penchi'. and Whitchaven. Past Coach, gaol :1 • with Four Horses, and a Guard all the way. Passes through Brought. Appleby, Greataltridge, Richmoad, Caller's. Rn.' roughbridge, Wetherhy. Aberford, ()uncover, and Gr hail (the nearest way by eighteen miles.) , sets out every • ing, and performs trlejourney with the ewers facility.. P. rs i re detained on the Road by huriners eillfew.ure, have the lay advantage of their seats being secured iu the next Coach, . WAKEFIELD Post Coach, every Morning, at" half-pas / Six o'Clock • CHESTER, Newport, Wiltrhureh, Tarporley, Nentwich, Northwich, and Middlewich, I'ust Couch, every Eversion at Five o'Clnolt. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yana, New Coach, eveti ° Morning, to the George Inn, Soaderlatol. 4 MANCHESTER, W hilleW, Cutigieton, iviewcasele, Walsal, and Wolverhamptsa 4 Post Coach. every A (ismoon. guarded. SHREWSBURY, 'Wellington, and 'SMasnir". Post Conch, the Royal Charlotte , every Evenive, at Fsavo'Cllasik, jitter SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post Cealt, called the Rods. Ingham, every Morning. , SO UT II ANI PTON, Wiucheeter, Aireaford , and Alton Coa te every Evening. BIRMINGHAM Mercury Poet Conch,:with a Guard, out every Afternoon, and reacher Birmingham next day at nous. Passes'by Oxford, En-son, and Shipruwie; to the ilaracetra Head, Bull -street, Birmingpititi,,.,._•••. HULL. Northcave, Wade'', Thorn, aro ; - pm. Ciach, every Morning 'at half-pitst Six o'Ojitekr. and l o go Sun Inn, filtrinlate Hull. , • a' ~ _• , 1: . • • H ERTFOItD, Wire; Hoddesdon, and diolledir Sim% .every Mousing. , . • . .. ....'. • ...tt...... /Yr •: , HEALTH -;ASAY: 114*P I' 11111101,4 1 WHEN (he 'lie 4- liC '— • - the ch.. - old, a sovereign —way rye *live coot limed fair 'some time; - I Y Affit • hilf stance or &craws of volti•lig wore,(*, attemled with O rel:limn of the a sod earit, impaired memory, minesdar det it -iatiou, mid • ail tire symptoms te yes ,ebility, indigestion, einem_ _ rapid decay, terminatiqg in the moat Hating, and distressing diseases, incident tii• mankind; lie suck cases, when all other remedies have fasilfd; Or, trierwl's is a sovereign and infallible remedy; it es, w tut, the ant li t a r l es. dichie which ran be relied on, for itsorstimi tm time ragout:is speeille and invariable, safe and salrrtary r it fliti fi e.s witlomt Stimulating, and animates without infidtiting . it 'promotes *be ceproductioa of the wasted substance, sad invigorates the vas 'attar system, to as to secure a due elaboratimi mat r. 'ration; ia deed llooorisbe4s strengthen, Sind eepletrishetilifte entire bod ; exhilarates the sp II its, anti tranquillises iheroiud, i s spas a mum nee that it truly deserves the title of •• l'atatrum ; ~r "Nod dr Life and Health," a title, conferred nit it by a yousig trobit sip. eminent for his taleatsand literary asquiretnents, in a telte: o l addressed rich fie 's**. be thanks to ti;ifiroiri•- !tr. In which - - - tht ellm" land Ur I. f a e n c d is n o nr his ibceinlice,f,bethalitoiifulltnwuterebeutano,.wfoa..loll7 A 'T • livftiß.• The offspring of feeble; diseased, a 4 efictvtiird beret a constitutional dispositimi to th'efotrgoing u sa tagie s .loog reddeitce in hot and airlsesilthy doodles wiil , ypc:tduce Mai* lafureets; luxury, dissipation, hobitual excess, otiseAraiguil 'licentiousness, and unbridled sensiaiiiryllstisd •its ciorseqagesa, ,equally deplorable; and it is, with. mciprlance, tkaa . pelled, by a regard to troth and Use real inte_rrsts of lition to over, that the too frequent chose of this stffllsopprand pitiable roodition is, that reprehensible habit, that povile %recipe of debauchery, which 1 have tseated ists at large iamy " Dials to the Debilitated," at 'which is .40,4estrasries..i• health, that if its prevalence is ?altered to in/fringe and'exier it bids fair toprothice degeneracy, if not annihtlattiOn of the man race. " You think its tattling: its n crime believe ; A Muses'. great, you scarcely can &write." Whatever the original cause of these disorder* tray hoot. been, however inveterate, or by whatever iympt.eiss they.saar be manifested, the object of the m os t esn - nest•solsciiatie with Use unhappy sufferers is to iihtitip relief; and the most hearifrip Cmllfienlino of my life, is to adialidster the - hatra•of tonsomtiod to this wretched class of the community, I can, conscientiously and with confidence, assure every individuai of either sex, who is nervous, relaxed,-debilit u t e d, or su bj ect to may of .the dis eases or symptoms that I ha v e d escr ib e d, t h at my b alsam i s A s perfectly safe. as it is invariably efficacious; with all its other advantages, this medicine c.nabines that of a sec,ret remedy, for it isluvariably sold, sealed up, with full and plain dime.. !join fur use, and may be administered for any leagtit anti , * without the knowledge of any individual, except those who take it. Dr. Vetter* Rostorative N sivd, by the Proprietor. Bedford-square, Load 'vastly,. or by letter, • fee. its also said. by the -Bacon, 150„ 0 x ford-1 IYraggist, MI Strand it Oxford street. opi ..f the Boyd Exehaage if Spring Garden .trees; M • 22, ° I. thi • Oa thi NI MI pii nil wl P I . I In , , St th w bi fa es P to 0 TI • ti i 111 1 -4. - b . : p 1 . . EN the spark, 4f life begins te.grow dint 11l he eirculetiou lahrtiJ, :oat all the faettltilifinottired, EL'S aEsTffitvi MY% 4IALS*I giqdga grip to !urine.. replepashes the e xitauste.l vetm.el4llo.-,ratrs ler s3stein, exhilarates the :me! im %pirkW,. , apt re-anf- wlmie wan. in all fide) of detilityinixdi Oelemstius , variat4 end compliente4 etreetanto of Nervous le tatliel etreets ref this sublitne. retook, 4speetlitir t and Jo tiktve distressiyf sytertoqtv oatigh.9.eveht mple from Itoritig taunt/x.4 Or, which . " tete 'Mixt.. tearriyiar d , eltbbi&slasseris pt.'s! a v . wiedpitil itily certain tetprdy. r. Veuet's Me'dteaVY Adatoofilitee to Merl jet,. People." illotx to the IllereogeOod D haitottd of boa Sims" J Dr. Venetia Restorative Nervous. Balsam is prepared ar4 so'd, by the Propriet:w, at his house, NO• 10, Alired-plaer, Bedford-square, LniAl in, where he tors* be consulted, per. 'madly, or by letter, post paid, sod incloslas the .C 066111144% fee. It is also sold, by the Proprietor's special Oppointlient,bv Mfr. 150„ Oxford-,nest, opposite Wand-street ; Mr. Richards; Itruagnit, MI Strand, Dear sit. Cl-risent's Church tMrs. t it Oxford street, opposite she Pantheon; Mr. f.. trio, front 1 .1 the Royal Exchange; Mr. Christ), Corkspur- re et, ertr.ter iefrSprojs.ing Garden; Messrs. Parsons, Bookseller 166, Eiett•-...j street ; Ward, 324, litt,b,rn, near Moldle-lo ; Mr. • 22, Southampton street, ts.....settr-41itded ; try roust !•ectable Modiciree Venders• i,l every mart of kinctoos, 'rice 10s, 6d. per packet, or the quantity of four ckrts in one fLOND9t4 • PdulelV •- by gLL, Or 7 e 4. „ . -•;,•,.hiss CV.r.41461‘14444t, •. . • • • • • NOTICE 7V cR41147p00, , • The following - Prisoner, obw. confined k ,the King's Bench Prison, in the County of Surrey, and being charged in custody on the' 6th day of Novem ber, 1813, hereby gives this FIRS T public Notice, that he intends to take the Benefit of an Act past in the 54th year of his present Majesty's reign, intituled. "An Act for the Relief of certain Itssolvent Debtors in England." And be hereby gives Notice. that a true and perfect Schedule, con taining a Discovery of all his real and personal Estates, hereafter to be sworn to, is now ready to be delivered to any Creditor applying for the same to the keeper or gaoler, or his deputy, of the said prison WILLIAM MACKAY, formerly if Lambeth-road, to the Comity of Surrey. and late of ituiell-street, Bermondsey, is the sa id Costal, leinherseller. • 4 e• POLICE. -... touorraleresmus—e ea. rip, is. ill• masa rur, ..P. an.14. - -......p, ....- la r rracPa arrived Gus rey-streel, Jeweller —Feb. 1, J.: Benhett, ' Plymouth, haber- VI in check is coshing Fab_. b. 11;• Ilhearinx, Partpool-lane, wheelweisht— a.' erl b a er liTh: Paul, Lalehaii; Middlesef, bake ie r Feb. 5, J. Cole*, rircairaaa renter ' W 3rlo Plea .t, Oelint•strees. Jeweller—nth. 22, S. SIMI& p, which allowed Sea bred and 'ili4 Williams, Mark;huse, merchants-Feb. embark. • Raven, OtiAlbans, liquor-merchant. • r . , . i pay a just triiiier*f CERT/FICATES--70 . -1: • ' "emitted " edliCt • °f Clegg °. Read , Grillin GesPei .street, k gked W n er etl i , ' .olari llalhedali eerv:T r . e J i ssoes ir°64ll"l , Wa_P "r ing: t, whose seal nit this , street, olltnnis—J, Weston, Banitill.row, tisaLdealer—R. Jen- mit ray warmest . . gm. *KO , •9bertieF Surrey, bricklayer C . Thike-street, 3 the highest. Ott% li l s c°l4;1 Liaa l:r. , eltist carpenter —A• brayer,' of UM . . •‘• • PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLIVP. au ,_ es, the pettt _ G . C. Waltham, T. Shepherd, T. l l. r r er r s ; ., dr d . srlii d th ß a . n .. d ra7 . .. der his conteutudi here *Booth Sea Chambers, shi . oopers— • • en J .Ainsworth, was molt OUCCeSSM ' I , Wanches i tel sumeons—J . Rutland , sett: Skid -J . Rutland, jun. and fourteen meet Oxford-strsei. silvensithe—G. and R. P. isad, South stiiad s , sail-makers—J. Fisher and W. Macey, Notate-market, s ees. bich I was 9bHpd so . , aten—W. and J. A. Gallskell. iselhfreet, Rotherldthe, all been itthenk ; lo • Wpm jts--6.and T. Fi vi llora ts , New woollen-drdpers gu sti ng sh e ds. ss a; ..:-C. Imre aad S. ' kern — C;, Smith ,a_A - ''.. ~,.._ d' sat T. Smith, jun. Newalutleot , ship-brokers—H. sue 10 •adc au... ' • • •,7A- 4 gsysassikensit J. Amplelett, ' -,—.1. sad • MO•U? 11121. 1 0 10 1111 " C. GAME, illiseltmamstreet, • . - N. Whit- spiels • Itentrek, Manchester, essa-dicalessf . j. , 1;. Trash!, . , . Lower Tenting —J..leakinson, kbe and J. Whitaker, • Bedford, - Laameshire ranch • *Binder and S. WarO mil l ere vill" , enlossa. Wood, rolrii-wereheats-jai , .: J. L. L a - -4 William !em a, Great Wienter-sereett—lL and Q. J . Yeovil. So- trigi e severelY i • userteerhire, sail.clotammaufactureis--kR. end J. Nicholson, 1 1 1 ConnwPs t LaPola i Glaroferd Brims .? •Linectkultire, anomie% aesaa, ditto; Johawistes. , , . •,.. , ter t ninian ditto.. lieentel • • . Wsnahl Ihreillo Allinadma- * --"" I; t i ' isfaction to state,- . .4eeepletely at*itted , .. 7. °. —.Nalllai•-- • ' 41 tPkiett#9 16 711 1 14. 1 4)._ jitiiiimegar am - ROBBERY AT THE POST-OFFICE. - v .. • ,ag hart ; lee4if tie* ...040*-heeet efoiskle Elpw-regter.—On Monday eveniw. William,Wood, a Wet- ii. pricyol • .. ra t if l i ti) it h isi — : carrier in the employ of the eleseml Post... Office, whose delivery St was in the neighbourhood of Temple-bar, was chal-ged on sus- deg in , ti. 4 1 110.• .': , . pikimrof stealing a letter, containing notes and bills to the rt amy ftor:•;40„ loth *hat •matealiat . amosva of 1901. el lt rib haft - amilowsid- - 060-a ' ' ..'s .. t The Prisoner attended at the Post-Office with otherYetten-Car- - • •, -. a g ~', 4 4 4,- a • - , lien, ever morning, to resort letters according to the 'streets *airy etriety 11111. . • • I:and worts at their distrieta- 'PlirlefteirwjA th e above.property I hate the Wooer te . • - '- ..4,- ;s ':;-- , treemet directed to be dellvergiLin the ;Ws district; hot J. t iip"s- , . • ' V was ascertained that the letteM,pailied the Priobner's •IntiteA,dadralliir Editryti Pato, • . 4 ?- . •, - . . bands in re-sorting it t and a*Bank gland note has been traced to the Prisoner's possession, which was given in ex- change fur "'country bank note, vole') from the letter. 's ship Ud i alliMek dribrnitiefivealte• Nov. ' IL ' This indortnnate Man is about 60 years of age, and has be- re the hoongt.... l .velpert to yeah that longed to the Post-Office 47 years, during which time he had t chit; of Ar e avana od a lit ie k oo l ;spar_ „„„a t i., ; "thalacted himself correctly. lie wastommitted fur further ex- 10. VO. maim - Masker, Mr. Newts *: gnatbam. Yr- -„ • ..r. ry, ~ x ,onday night an In- Crown, in Dorset- Ann Gevall, who Salisbury-square, ._ the deemed was a Hammersmith. On Friday iring the vacation, • inare, which she had been years. When she ar ot illness, and said this, however, was the house, who re ., she rejected, and she was ultimately conveyed to the coach, but was afterwards prevailed on to . - retern to Mrs. Sparks, where every thing that was advised by professional skilLwas administered td hit, and she appeared in a very tranquil state. Early an thL following morn' lug she was found quite 'dead, en 4 is the room n small phial,.4oetaining lawdeents, was foold. wise atated - Iliatdie h d hese in the: habit of taking 111.04111111011 to tom Ayr to. eleep, Ind, the professional geetleillea.) agreeing thaeelti hitineiet her death in csei•splessciP of hiring taken. tOhigreat a quautity , • the lef t y. troterded a Veillistief 7 .4emars. (Jl!Cppla 4 in4 jL4v..kCilto.. 24. and tower; mid It apPlottklir Prattl- T. Nana. tdetis - Yenned!. Iledblk_, sod a. Ram Nel!thl}l tem ootOss the abed Mg fid e far that Clem em I . yast i ,. _imerdianis. Jea.lll. 10. Feb. Sdy_ at the Bum *sante ember and Lester, wkh Lida- laseuv r i a l rl o t ass so. r o Z ip io . iat t l r aliels , VieW- ywie 1 oak *.d Disks, of roarlaaa, pliantly IL Cileries, _ liketer, jeweller, Yu. 1“10t5.2 2 .22. at the storm the fort eta the wild tide *hi s 1 nil L 41161111 111/11, Inter. Anoraks, Mein. uarke sad he mottoes and boats' emirs whilst Ilse 1 rt err . Plalm "" et, 611111104 V*; a ll d M r . Terr el l. Ezettr• we sod W. aa beet, tt_pper Themes- b e f o re it, which .nice was priegaly wevet. seercbsste. Jan. ,Feb. Id, elide Wuolpsek len HI after a - few irroadvidel libil chit illaisl. t i t tc =ra nwhih • limn. 'Wawa sad' aisal asdliskaway, Chia- ng the battery carried and pail spdted cerj-tasse. . • *- '• • • •4 • potty ow sham 'flis saamay reiniallmi s J. • Fel !oft, .ftilifiA_ Stec, elaaltmlagag‘ Jam IL lk rebAli minim Nr.llorgiird s Depopet, twee, Saabs', Stake old' Pilliftle` ---m— - 8. 101111 1 .1 11; ' ' . ' .'' ' ' '''"' '-.' ' '•'''' '' " q " . 4 u *•••• • • • . * •. , `JAI. ' it-, .. : . 0,11 .t , i .. - • , ' . • . , . ' • mu ',roc. LUC" UPRITIIII 1.11 WI 11117111 lion of French pioneers; end the other lades with concei e ved w , when we add, they har sloopwheat: and one fret Capt. Hole, of .pit! •Ildefesty's fab sloop Badger, data • e Pert Mahee t the *ilk °'r a trachich will elucidate her man says he left her soon after tw( Oclobse,4lving an aeorent of his-ha l ing d eaptmea ' . ~,tbar,bsuisinarrelled *eV 10U s l'Aveabire Filen& Fleets*, of twegalesudiaasea, Hero the it at present rests, and oat fear days from Barcelois ) Godbold tliattalmataay fo mope * is harrowing op the min Plea • , ' '. balkortiloStolioni Paper). matiottniorcs ItNIARGED, L . .` • - COablUlal lI.QUISTIL — O; ) Mond J.Didept, 14111411, Sespea, grocer, foe" Jas. u, te 'swat. guest wee held at the Rose and Cro Itatiatturra. 3.oaiii itilLtilhenemard, Ipswich; illelblii, ais. Oresl i ea thatbody of Mrs. Maria A 11, 11, rob. fl,.as Oa and Ono% Iprertek ria =ona, weellmefl at Mrs.Sparks's, in S Merm. Pearionmed Baas, Irewlek; mad Mr- Tditic i , iladdiaerdelt.' id appeared that the su r_ ._ avirord- r,i....__ ....r jai. la 91,, NAAR' Am ' i ii ml ' . toichase at a saw* at Hammemmil mow motel. d'ilanieme. - Mutates, Mr. IPrice idairarepq4.. ammo 60.46 win to pay a visit dud urshei iii• ;mg Mr. s IL 19 7****. • • ' at a lady's la Salisbury-square, whit . Beare, Boa Jas. 211 V Feb. a it eke Deolpida Ina, Atioruisi, gr. ago. • dalhakbikaf dam fgvr many years. " r es. a" Ntallek % 4111114e* ' 6 " gis t ' tt s te *. Slim et the imam & complained a Goddri e Ntarastry °lll.B l7 . halter ' fam• n' at. sha valaeld return to the alma! ; dill W Blom, Jan. Ame r by. Lseakeei ire. earadiereAlaa. Stay* IMPIPsed tvl the tii of t h e 10 . 19, Y.. V!! A&die " l i* hat Gmadsrom. **OM collo/dada& ter to go to : this s Mears. Exley moaner , and Davis.,Faraiwaret Jeri; and , I.- sc.—_sol--.•-___ ak. gorse talfhweikialwr onnyansilA to the f .4~ 0. :`...,, Tlesiewoels as per margin* felt into oar band& I sboold be minting in duty, K I did not express my 640 sates bf tale discretion and gallant conduct . . 4 groggier, sod also of this ship, "rho thaw she has boon under AMY CalratOallt hb " or destroyed, principally in the boots, .74. somoy's vessels, so4l,olll.oomPuntivelY a very 4 " loss. It affords me groat phispro to ;tote, that only one man was wended. - • I have the lining, to he,_ &e. Vice.Admind Sir Pellew. 91. r i ft USHER, Capt. • Vends eapiered, i; d b. the short use taken . short, couple t h e Sic Edward Pell " iss also 4111"- I after the family had retired for the night in the nsitted to Joh* Wilton Crokery-Esq. letter -- 4 , 2 _ 2 _ l _,.. 'fram I morning, however, it appeared that the Lady had not Ca P t * lisinilt°° ' of his hill i set r* s umr '`!"`"I'l bees, in bed, and a paper was found in the room, dated toff Madaleaa, the 11th el September, slaw(; apparimtly written by her, in which she conjured her that the hes"' under 161" Ceihr, had ell P tagad " la frieg i ds to believe the assertions of a dying woman, She Bay of Ajaccial two lataaa gas P als O ne havin g oo that-what Mr.. -- would say of her would not board a Lieutenant and several men at the !td batta be true. TheA distress of her family may be easily lien of Preach not yet discovered fate. The Gentle `welve o'clock, and to separation.— the most dread inch of the friends Mk •• ~':