The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-12-13 00:00:00

i • .. , :-.pr cum ' (P...AS QV Ckit jc j j- ‘, ,;., ....., 4 . ~..• .4 1 ,';„„ ... . iii ~ 1 . 1 .... . -1.- . itk z , . 4,1 • . i i ."; lisnolief A 1 .- 4 Cc eN3tLii,•si . 1 1: a . :.•. iit„. 4 . , . • • . • taleg N°. 423. LONDON, MONDAY EVENLNO, DECEMBER 13, 1819, " The Giase for which HAMPDAIVON it Oot - litold,end SYDNEY died on thi &rad !” . , . .... - ._ —_-- • t .1 SOCIETY OF SCHOOLMISTERS. Makes of all sorts higher; tie game more complicated sad hazardous. The spirit of things, generally. and, shore all, of the pmis seat hum, it will be our business, or at least our eadeareser to catch, cool. nee, and delinvate. For what Is merely Orhigeate there are other caannels and stores. Ti.. ?lima papers, Anaoal Registers, and Moathly Reciewa. soplAy the f.,:tts of contemporaneous histor) : while the nominally evi dent Joensallt, that leant the pirtlatlars of the Hoots ender their hands. for the sate of discussing general priariples, seem to 'scratch arm our protinee. and in some merino to leave tbeir own. The Coadurtors of the London Mtgs. rise. &misted by its Contributors, hope, indeed to render It one of the most actire, as well as complete Reporters of Literature; bet they will welt to are .e et fide end la• the coarse of an atatalnstion of the various question that *rise oat of the real distinctions of nations! dberectie. ere. cireemstmtee 4. mid peffitind alApegittel. th.,taitsventy rim merit has been liana .ts the li rt' ainatertbe prinelp es and practice of Literat.tre, of welch lbs pnepie ef !brae ktegdoms ere bet very imperfectly le-' formed. A depth and Intrepidity tharsetcrire the (imam and direction of intelleelnel exertion la certain Tittle", . . s day Is pubtlshrd 16 Two Vols. Stn. rite. 12s hoards, 'K 0 riCTION--4 Noir Edition of this interat . 1041/cork. Pidisrsil for Frassaivirosaey, 10. Stattoriors-court. god Aft.miu;a-lacit. , _ — • trAt. arrAtrr. Stalraturceon Jame. , •r, from half-pl . , b adtampdp to toe Fo.ves. s ice Ft!, a... .lecessed. t - - THE ANNIVERS.MKY !POTTING of the ISOCISTY of ill 1101:11.-MASTItitS will be hell of c o me aea leebor Tamara, Strand, nn WEDNEADAY, e-e Ad boa. Paranal. Mews , Priam ADOILPIIUI TRY.DgRICS, Dube of Cambridge, lOU. eit'loll.(lCoa. Roial Higbee's toa loriati s tarCoat hal WA epprotts of Deputy ltasteigetrptigerral Avloser; tOsteiesed Ms Mates , a sert'rr, is eu .cc of 8 Itat4t been tole;eg gyalast Was. of bit has s ldg limy and trerroptlt reprised fbr ova ear targetless., of from Coetrasto , s ter Supptviag- the troops in Oli Rsltiaiitl aid last W hue jailed to "'mega 4sfers o.e C. .Ivv” Aerostat% &A %le I.l*se nror.lingr= theettou.—Dated 3101 t November. This Ussette Images tie Wilco Kosegil, approval 4st • T I UN. ea Hord I mitten. wee permitted ho ed. Ng t colours' sad symoiatmegas ‘ ..the word& Sslaspascs,'" •• Vittoria," " Pytioddet,* Orates," gad Toslosse." BANKREPTUIEIa ENLARGII). - E. Carter, Bristol, et.;:so-flutor, from Da..)kra M. 4 at the White I.,iott las, Bristol- W. Lester. Ilavgarket, . 1 122ve-d.ader, from Use. tsi lb Jan. 1. at (v.ildlvail. BANKRUPTCY hUPEIIrEnED. J. Isaughur‘!, Hytbc. darter, rn.,;aester; N.% N B. Llecoh, It. Jam*sl-strtet, ' , steer, Si torfrodte nee. U. 21, abet Jaa, MP, at ti ItadisalL dtt..rat. ',Mr. I frocireatm, VerulaaplAtlclinfir. v'a tea. U. Pullers, Turk. V:ies-tlraiper, Dec. 27, A t the York Tavern, Tort. Aftorterre, Mostar% ‘'..ittiferfal Holborn-court. Gray's Inn, Loodun ; cad Mr. Rabbi& atoeliten-vpue Ties. J. Wilcock sad N. Bodirer, Maisciarster, woofer cot tilt nufactarcrs. Dee. 30. 31, and lie. fl at eta Ws* lea; ciarster. Alturnrvs, Melon. %VDU., ch Lr lo. awl v 2,022, Warsitrd-esart, Logr , on; cad Mr. Wants. Niecheater. J. deer. Bath, builder, Jas. 3,4, god ke.ts at tee lan, Both. Attoreet , . Mr. YOcs . Clorteme-row, 5111r11I how:e„Loodes • Hr. Wingate, MO. ' Yorkshire, &Uhler, Jas. 'I. 6, hi! Gls day Ispublialsedk by PramcisiVestley, 10; btatismir's court, and Ave-Marin-line. E ARLY RLOSSULMS: or, Biograr.atical Notiyea . or iodirtamii. diot og oliiied I. their Genius and At tainments, who died in theit Youth, n:th Specimens of their ea Talents. Hy J. Styled. D. D. pairs 5... boards. Thili rr:trentma of the TI L T/ or Cli a I.IIIANITV. cud the I Divine Inspiration of. the New Testament. designed nitre yonrtietttarty Tor Venlig Persons. l'hns. board;. IL - -ifixfat.Usansannasterr.writiblinsi Ins Series of Letters on WI% I itiathiectsot Riligion• addreme.d to Young arsons. yA. C. :icy tuour, 5..“..0.1 E.,:tion, ;nice hr. arsons. vela. • • .4reaTsmiten of dm Ilvinsxres o' CIPRIZTTANITT, for the ..S.lgn of bictronls. second Edition, pr:c01311. or ss. per dozen. Rehonatannted by several eminent Minister.. POIVIAII TIIRCTS 1111A1%• 7: In I PI. I. iTV, Number I. peke 4d. eoetnining true Life of Thomas Prime. • Tin Mammas et t h e late Mils_ Emit Hustritnti.s. of _.7roinc, Somarsetshire, with a Sel.e; of Letters to 1r MAW lAdlis, on the tatneare ef ReSenn, :n the torn:mon of their moral and intellects,' character, and to Parents on the relieious .e.tatstnion, and tee heroarement of their children. By 11,0 Rct. T. F.1%1, of Birmingham, 11. ho, .44. 1 insarerr. Y v ette non's; or Converesi.ms In a Ladies School; principally :tended on facts. By 1 nag K. iit : second cditioa, corrected, pie° 3:. &I. fhtfilfEL to iina‘ Hoot : r,r rrietniabip's Memorial. in a Mains of Letters. containing *drier. naordotes. arearoirs, dta. addrosied to Young Ladies. Hy .toun iseut, price 3, 6(1. boards. - -- -- - 30111 T Nig Roypi Righassi Prince EDWARD. Doke of ICsai. TM Rigid Res. G , or -7r haze Hortioeford, D.D. mad F.R.S. Lord THlthor of Hereford. The Right Raw. vem.Goodes op of congla. D.Carttsle..L. I.R.A. sad L S. Lord Bish aotsom•ar Plllollrllll. lapjet Dos. and Might Rerreesd Miami D.D. R. S. sod F. S. Lofd BIC°, of Loadoo. tor Biota Itosers•d Thomas Burps.. P.D. sad I.E. S. Lord Bislihp of St. lUstd's. The fiyeread Sunset Pm. LL. D. Probaidary of St. Paul's. /fa ■tlearead Joseph Goodall. D. D. Prowl pc Von, and Calm of Windier. Itirsirosd llVlttlain Harrow, LL.D. sad F. A.S. it! . • Prebendlry of floattorelt. • 21* Vary Itaterrad Genial andrewer, D. D. Duo of COOlealify. at; w &UM abroad. of welch, we believe, most Ea t nish amine nuconscions, and which corn to be better knows. for yoke of being mere esimlsted. 'rune. New owl mill able doctrines. opened fresh new, into the pisiloantb 1 of morals said of art, have lately }ten, and conduita stll be, the subjects of tonnes define en the Centluent % and reputnion of tails Country. in that of her national Kale and Institutions, Is much enneerned In the drei.loe am not. on the whole. nervy. that on Aalborg hats Liggested ',stems than engaged is thew; but the I !lent which the iedeFendunee and origiuslity of th4r prac tice have ehlefly occasioned. are well worth our atteollonl both as maters of corio.ity, and from their being symp toms of that general ittyetopement of it, !•penZttat gra 1- meat, end that tendency to hardy Inquiry, Whine weii a , ;•• Me such a critical appearaw-e In Fdirope t and what* *eon 1'...r1y to lead to the Moat Important awes le every t!i'ng Vtat relates to Sullety. To Foerlna Criticism, there. tore. eel Foreign Literatare generally ; es well as to the tLeories and progress of the Fin Arts to tl•e tattoo* Sellout Schools of Europe, we anal Ply la °Walk* which has not been hitherto gives to then I. any simile., pablleatton, .i At horns we Ind Poetry, at least (whatever may be the cue in other classes of Literature), enjoying a di-gree of gty, and everelsing her ponies with at activity, NI , unprecedented. Her ilyieg goat-fee oder sr-rimers Muds from etch other In style and charartur, aid 1116111 peeler pretensions Which alveolus as novel as Sniblillinne. I. the course of our Idioms it will be set duty to utilise the properties, and weigh the merits of these: we stall be celled urns to Inquire *nether what Is meet spa clone. Orilla& and adventurous in mites. r. Is at the time the truest and Most &treble In quality. Where Ilea of Mt* connect themselves with this. of morality. and it becomes necessary ter ninginplpett Ow %lieges of talent can securebeponlty Swale seller of the glealloa when they troves: 'oeyond the regular ;ewes of te eter, we certainly shall aot shrink from the lave Brayton; Omagh we shellsonee soar to cooduct it tai rly Innards aelhors. as weil as faithfully towertis the pestle. beript 14 hest the la /AMOK vefgatthrlll/110 It ebioes dens, olltdilue drip* lieu Wowed to Hides la tots respect, tinU eadearoorine to Mark Site point *hire privilege it eveeetted ais tri re ease. mous. Shoeld allseltdon, erotism, or vaie impstlence. endeavour to in.mOce vowel's and velgarlies into the style of poetry. eiWnortheni Indications of truth end satire, weeny perhaps be Imopted to expose the imposition some what rouvhly:—bet, ea the colter hand, should are thick any considerable body of readers uniust or un , nforrned, misled or eatindid, respecting honourable examples of the primitive and 'waffled beauties of poetical eimposltlan. we shell not hesitate to probe the error to the quick. nor to Ware it to it.; true swim hi the natural poverty of low COll - debauched by worldly eomme-co, and establish ing tbemteltes into a temper of pert sct.rn and heartless 1)1'. A. Allsm RR. I !Um J. Rt.block. 1. 1. Burros, A.M. Thous Standen. Esq. lam Demi, Esq. Thomas 11;eratoo. Esq. Ras. Orezory, Simeon Werner, F.sq. 'Whorl Hmiser. Erq. Tll4mits Wilkie. Rinser at Phil o'Clacl.—Tickots 205.-10 Ccilcction.e The object of this £ociet) Is b.. e%tabi!bh • rand for time Ipsesfit of decayed hcbcolmastors. their Withas. sod Or. pimp ; and for Illta Prior of de Arl lug Ushers, who may bur 2 • 12 . 11 "• tbroillk au. Warmth . . or misfortune. awful sad boomeleat lastittaloa la supported by bseriptlioaa. widish ore Mao fully revolved by Messrs. ft wr mid Co. Pali-mall ; Rows. Ladbroke end Co. oaf t and by Dr. Rally. lbs Treassrsr of the So ddy. Finsbury-square. se Tickets for the Diana spy ins had at tits Dar to Tama ; sad also Seeks of the lastitatteo. _ • I r HOMAII and RICHARD ABBOTTi mosse lr in tl o r d intantara et the PURTIC to OW, PAWNS of WINES and SPIRITS of Gs beet FAA. p. tips. • .41h. KM. .1114. ACTUAL PIIASENT STATF. OF FRANCE. This day was putlisbed by C. t HAPI Royal Library, 06. Wall Kali. sad J. Nie!il, Midge-MD, , IL at eleven, at the Wiglir Bear leo. ttl...a . cf eater. AttM ogi, Mr. (Allison. Ashton-under-Lim mad (Jr. Bettye CliaarerHiauP, Loudon. W: Arundel. gimes. hinkt-Ter. Dee. 15.1, Lt Golder Fleece Ns, Ctdchestee. ti. In Use Swim. 'foirlaciels. sad Ju, I*. at IM GONee Fleece inn. tfiichaster. Attar on a, Mr. Froi.RlB.l. A model; suit Kraus. Kaig.4 . 354.! Re man, litaikaisati-street, London. J'. Nit* Walsall. ti•atiordstire. ti. ber-otreebAnt. Dee. 16, at tle . it Littleton Arias las. renkridge. nut Sao. le., lat the roar Ashc-s. Breirood, Atte.rae.r. Nutters. Price.% Mums, add Widle,iLluuJiu's-iga, Lettelcia; and Mr. Webb.. Walsall. . J. Harrison, Portsmouth. taearphi.-eper. 30.:31. and Jas. 22, * }he King's Arius Ina o for)sea. Att4e.eye. Mr. liort.ea ; and Mr. Alvaantlei Carey-stereo. Lembo. .I..Kinc. Porters. bonder. Dee. lOU, $l. and ins. a 4 at the Kioe's Arms Inn. Port *A. AC. , Utes. Mr. It imy, Porters; an I Me Mattamier. Carer—Met, Loa.loa. J. P. Hutchinson. king.tua-spun-llult. eshitestul.h. Dee. and JIM. VP. at hut Vitale flirt 100. kineltntplepon Hull. Attorneys, Mr. Mi., Maple--ion, Lonnie ; Kea Kr. Iltesivirer,b, Matt -- •1• S. %%slier. Birmiuiham. sad A. oad J. Walker. r.DoJe.- Ole, North Am ties. nir , •hants. Dee. ft •F A. Ana Jr's. ei the Royal Hotel. Binetartam At'orans, Warts. Swaim% Mersin, Maples. Pearse. and Pliial. Fretierlei paets. Old Jewry, Letualoo; an d tissue. italate:; and a, .1111rtalayham. ANCE AS IT IS ; NOT I. ADV MORGAN's 1. - FRANCE!!! By W. PLAYF.tIit, In two icit. Stu. Price 11. 4s. boards. •.• It Is equally curious and Important to Know the state of a . great kingdom after a revolution of bug durationp. whinh was tanewepled for its violence, and fur the newly !treated soars—of changing all aneont Laws and Institut lion* of newt* dividing the land, and of robbing the weal- thz I oarielt the poor. it is bights i•upulitill, If a hisn rtrireventation has been *Milt circulated. that a tr!e one viwel‘f be given, istf that the atithorkiea stion:d be giv,is ia °riot to remr.t. error.— I.aJy Morgan's boat Ise sort of I. noTpl; a ito‘el, wanner. or a dimger^"34Prr4el. beeee, ; it ..11, hival a.. 1 owS the form of truth. partienisrly in re..pr. I to reiirtoo. morality. had the happiness of the lower or lo v. Ti.i 11)Ing writer Wu. prosNte evrry thing she see - . 10,14 pis but little; ' =ivory thing which site not see. whit:. was a great The sabdivisien ef Property sod Its effects are pre .* the matter! of who her Ladyship ropreesets than to , Y4 l Tart 'Maas ele Do. . 1114allearkta Make iles MILD). L , Taiteffell did Vitionia lidevild Mi l ls Hack "ire. •••• • •• • Daall■ Wong& 511Willeseht IC ed. GM Rao ..... v...... .... l4ll. 6d. as Do. Brandy (rod Carded). Alta Mae Ands Nobles .ad Lir it as 41 'very Deal Wee of the sa P. d Peach Whin. by Pipe sae as. a .. It II pr; aad It my me souse. mom •ilem goollsoy. 11 5 : 1 firing gm *a Frame, k Is tats eery seibiliiiins of lauded pro pairl44t'lhese volumes should be read fir Aire -. Etairlkfintio. Or EeiUih Family Mt' resident la that ee:fairy, anit bt those who intend td spinets there. Also. by the *erne Mellor. roLtirott. roirrre.trm. la this NEW AtiftA ; *lea Itzpiammes Notes. Critical sad Im *roe vols. tiro. Mei Ida. boards, sod INS. Also , irMeb. "ids a WI Lis* 41 'Teri - Porte /al, and Peach Winos. bYPi - pe and .ay. tie had. ud ftassplas tasted. at No. 10, Milasar:stiosi, sad HO. Olfard waist. CLARK'S TOUR OF .ECROPII. VABINET PIANOF'ORTS, equal to sow ; shop ILI prier, 00 gaireas, for MI vistas. It is got to be *T- S , ed either Is tooth, tone, or keepiog la tune. Also re Pianofortes, at fte and 30 guineas; a Darrel OMAN, bung sad triangle, 14 guineas; a Ditto for March or I hapel, 40 guise's. Mar be seen at Mr. Wades's, 11, Leicester-pkee. A capital Finger Organ, for a large Room or Chapel. Alan tin mach-admired Patent Oblique Pianofortes : 900 Dag been sold tad approved of. Just published, price Ss. POPULAR VOYAGE/3 AP) 'TRAVELS, in EUROPE ; forming • complete Tour through Eag land: Ireland, Scotism:l. France. rortugol, min Spain. Maly, biciiy. Malta, Turkey, Rip Ala, Sweden. Denmark. Poland. Germany, Re. Le. Illustrated *by. inauy Views and Maps. Ry the Rer. T. CLARK. Printed for J. Soule', 73, St. Paul's rtiireh-yarl ; of whom may be bad. J ust published. by the same Author. I'EIE WANDERING JEN ; Or, The Travels and Observ•tiows of Merest', the Prolonged; comprehendiag a View of the most distin.:nished Events in the 11145.0ry of Mankiad. since the Destrectioa of the Temple of J.:TENSION by 'ibis: inter spersed with Anecdotes of eikelelkied Men of different pe riods. Embellished with Maps end numerous Engravings, price th. NVHITELEY'S PATENT. SELF-ACTING K ITCHES R NU FN. for Stearin as. Roasting. Roil *, sod Bafiing, with an ores Ire. sellable fur wall and liege astablishusents.to be seen always in ase, at the Menu ratiteur. No. I, Rosorliovs-sTnace, CUSIIIIIENWILL, and reVrences giros of the first respectability. Also W. 11. W. mintage , to raise steam with less fuel, by his Improved' iStastrallolter. time any other yet ,:greed to dm Public. for besting of hot-houses, manufactories, poor-houses. pthons. In_ ; nr for boiling by stcain, brewers coppers, dyers, hat er/hi and all other kinds of pans, or wooden vats: or for stmesin:t by steam. heating of baths, or confine of food for sands and for every Ober purpose to which steam may be applied, %%Beg-homes. Taverns. Le. fitted op with Stamm Appe rtain. In a superior manlier, and en reasonable terms. W. H. W. emotions the Public against frond and impost thm, as there are a number of imitations of his Ranges. None are genuine, bat those that bay: , name add resi desalt east rya the front. Prieto from 51 M. to 1501. The smoke and well arising from ran-logbis effectually A NEW MAGAZINE. Oaths Ist oft-scary, moo will be published, By Bas.nulx, Casooes, sod Jcr, No. 1. cf TITI 1E LONDON MAGAZINE: a Work , to be X entelnied Monthly. which lq toteaded to combine the Pescivies of sound Pt,liesophy is Questions of Taste. Mo rals. and Polities. is ills the Entertainment and Miscellaneous liet**.irete.tion espet ied Rom a Pebiie Jaime!. WI have been indecert to revive the Title of a once well keeVell, br.t discontinued Nligazine, aid to ei.propriate it to our sty; undertaking. in eangequence of Its (Kettering to os sis.g.ier, that, while secondary towns of the kingdoms give aware and dititiction to popular Journals.tbe Metropolis rhecid remain barer -emitted in the now strenuous romp., deo, of Periodical Li xreiate. This citcourstanve has in ettrttue to enter the lists ender the nutrices or LONDON ; Ad •he rf it. principal object% of the LONDON MM. ttt%r - *A `ll'. to cones E., very •• image. form. and presfere - of Vst mighty heart" ‘• hose reit pulFations circulate life• sttengtb. and virile. taro-chicle this grot Empire. looking bark to the latieure of row 'predecessor , . we ere street b. the nlitesiton iii the cheracter of such Works •Ittch time has rroiweed. and nr, ri:Nie to trel the wvirht of tte uve e tbet itevelve on thrii v mdt.ctoes. te named when Viaihst could be suvrered to Ili:pure with Zetiolts. through cartons tticerteive !Culotte:it. whii't is I.Blllblitilsee—a userY.ed or a single t•.atel When an miter tdintwintie. with self-eongratolstion, a metrics( fatten Isom billeitos us Illeet3. /011 C:songoer. or rupees Anth•tte sw .11; 1 ; , qvibscripti.m ni aongq! rv,peetslite fandlivs. by C. • mike the. T.ediem to rend Itiv.romentos's Emmy on Tette/IPA Verse. Ort• ion non' hos;ve sei,tl wore 'gees themes thin o: s s.7r t (lows-ion woe nisi: tin • , -r .„ 4 1411Lerektier gmwe; easitacents been bs; sties;;‘ r; the unity. - The Drama. with reference both to Plays gad Perferm excel, will be slarodly noticed In our ?degaslle. We are Inclined In connect together in this anneancemeht. the two momentous topics of Public Manners and Politics: they ere in th. it stare inthuttela connected. and circum stances peculiar to die ptert nt onr.eet reader It almost im possible to regard them sepirately The rensartable fee tore% of the national ammeter have hitherto beer. pa triode'''. thoughtfulness, independence. cheerful sebordi nation, an.l tolerant hut deep religious fueling. Tie com bination of these has preduced • noble mid stead:, enthu siasm. *Melt has rendered the national sill re-stalk-as, given Mejestv to the public proceedings of the country. and re ^swelled. in a wonderful degree. the strong, and even some times boisterous action of liberty, with the solid estshikdo meet of order. and the perfect preservation of due arch I. the state. Every thing een•plres to intimste that Mt kingdom is now arrived at a crisis In its history. whist mil decide whether this national character, so distinguished. la to be tutting meternorphoisrd, or to remain such asil-hes been heretofore. We r.peak nut here of the safety or tbe dancer of particular institution , . this in a secondary ques tion involved in tne greater. The Eirgliqh Constittramas In ell its essential evcellencles. is the troll of the English chit meter; sad, if the latter can be prevented from degree reting, the former is safe enough. It is now evident that the beet of the roulliet has commenced. and It does sot seem likely that it • ill subside before the matter is 6aally settled. Let ee hope that there are yet impost' of sound heads and helms left in the country to bring her triumpbently oat of the struggle: het. at all events, oar task commences at • most important moment, sad rot? (millers. as well es our ditty, sCli lead us to take an ee:ive part in the pe-ullyr trial. Means have been taken to secure grol internat . to for o"r work. relatire to the state of the invitation. manners. local interests. dr. of those numerous anti important s.hoots from the Fectish stem, which. in varl-us hemispheres. diffuse and perpetuate the English langur, habits, sad character: and which. whether COIOIIIEB or independent nre to he et:moldered as belonging to our 'Alfons! final.. It 'veld not be prudent. perhaps, to promise env thing sm's positively relative to this'cleptiimea:, wnieh will nceesseriiy be oat of the more Immediate materreal of the Condoetom ; brit the intention will &starless be approved of, and we have reason to believe that its satisfactory exe cution w.il be found practicable. We porpoeely abstain from estering into a mom detailed and specific enumeration of the features and divisions of the New Migraine. We do not covet sinatilari.y of errange- Rime. C. ftihrTrt•Clltilfitn of this willow, raw ob:.eggisae oiec ;n the 1 2 314:1- a periodiad work of the misentlancaas Vasa. enterm.nieg by the varier of its contents, and rls-Firsolks for its 1111e11111.1 in noticing matters of l at er s . f t:tttz to.. terest; while at the same time it shall tr: it tl.e :raeortvi qor •:ions of aerial philosophy with a car- en -rterraista in ' dive....ng as al datios to tat., a respectable rantin Liters , t - .re. Emmy. tad Celt:ebony or . all the ;•.•proler emrmem.mtc. mil pullrestieas of the day will 1.; Goo , ' ia our panes; and iscien:itir, I.iter.ry, sad T'rlitTei Yoti-es will be cierined for them teem .part of Etropr. We . ..lye eivetilittarsl a Cor-esjor.!lesee eifis several of the most ilistiegtil-.`ied Foretop, tltentry t bred neirher espesse nor industrry has been spared in obtaining se extee sive sal remptersble eo-r.perst i ou with' Gee Cerdnet. -- 1 sl home. Sue'd 11.1Frs and Tellies as are esmilly fosol is hia •., will be Filen in our,: pent YT refer to ...ar E4.riy f• - • t. o-.0 4 .-ulnidt. et Mae. *bier brie nwre only tracel gelttriik in alismease • AMUSEMENT FOR MITER LITNINOR. This Day is pablighed. price 4s. In a Box, JOHNSON'S M OVEABLE CHARACTERS. with Hats, Caps, and Wigs so that the most TAngbahle and Grotesque Figures mot, be brought to sieve;--tor in steno-. plsce Ruunaparte's Hat en the !litter Regent; or. the itecordet's Wig upon Roonamirla; tie eking. Is so rest and singriar that it produces a fund of aniusemeat, and cannot fall to please all MlRlfel'rll and dispositions. Quizzical Portraits are given, as well as the followine:— The King—the Prince ILegest—Emperor Alt sander—King of France—NiiiillMl Pitt—Charies Fos—Boooaparte—the Doke of Wellington—Lord Petersham, lied Jehtt Kembie, which. by b.slng moved, prodn - r at least 10.000 Purtraits. PublisSei by J. Jalu.st,n. 99, Cheapside: Psi. Distinct!, 8. Clitspnide; end sold by all Reeksellers, Siationers. and Tepees. ri:cm SITU RD.4 r c hUNDOS GAZETTE. Wer-Offiee. Dee. 10. ht Regiment of Lift Guards—Ensign and I.'.eu :erant John Gehrey Moseley. from leaillay let Foot 'Maths, to be Cctsset, and Sule•Lieutraa it, nee. Henry Donna who exchanges receivine the riircrence. RegWieet of Li;iit Dragoons—Lieutenaet Francis Pnerke to be Captata J 1 a Troop, by purchase, rice lapel, litho retires. 37th Ditto—Lientraent Henry Marquess of 11 caroler, front Odd Poot, to be Captain o a Company, 14 purehtear, vice fialetry, will retires. 60:h flitto--Rrevat LitesteeanbColonel (larks Pallier, from ball-par York Chttsaeurs, to be eaptala of a Company, Tice William Alexander Crake. who exeheagen. 9th Royal Veteran Ilattatirtn+To be Major—Major Charles Reynolds, from half-pay :sib West India Riskin)/ nt. To be tiaptains of Compels:es—Captain hichard Hum-' phrya. from the late let Royal Veteran Dalt:dine ; Captain Thres' 311• Neill, from t .elate 7th Royal teleran Radiation; Vermin George Allen, from the lat. thly• Royal Veteran natation. 9th Royal Veteran Battslion -To be Ciptains of C..m panke.--Captalis Thomas bemire. from the late. ...41fi R , N al Veteran len ttaiion ; Caphtla iilieu. 4 I lion, trill the In I, ed Royal Veteran Rattal.ns t aptaiu Oat iil Lee, from the late OM Its al Veteran Battalion. lbtli Royal Veteran Battalion—To be Major. Major William CulVe. from :be late eth Royal Veteran Rattallon. To be Ceptaleof a Company. I s plait, Da% id BMW lit, from the !steed, Royal Veteran lint! len. URI.. 1.. I'. Ideuteaant-C , loeel Sir 11.4,:e Pad, tart., ou half raj 6th lout. to be Colonel is (at Ai::.y. A. %haw. Lower Enst smitbleld, eletnnEm. Dec. 't.. sad Jan. tf. at Gsiktfull. AAA/racy, Mr. IJiyoeseihwr amt. Ent Smithfield. W. Crossley. Doncaster, 'tort, carpenter. Dec. 24. 99. awl Jars. 92, at the Lasts. and Child Inn. CoslabrougbAftwle. Attorneys. Mesers. Wiclesworrh and Crosby. Loadca ; and Mr. Nicholson. *sib. near ILdttertiata. E. Tapliu, overtop, boutuanipton, sh•tpi.eeper. Due- 21. 9 0 . and Jan. at the Crown tan. Basilissitste. Mr. lApscom'a. tlresiord ; and Messrs. Palmer and Fruurt, BeJrord-row, Lumloo. J. IVlseatle. Not tint-barn. Iseminasafitehrer. Dee. 10. 41, and Jon. 1?. at the Ram fun, Nottingham. tttnroe:.t. Mr. Nuttinguant ; and Mr. Thomas. Baranrd Loulon. J. Stephens. Wells-street, Olford - road. an d ,h oe _ manmactnrcr. Dec. I, Ird, bad Jan. VC at (Sultans • Attor nes . Mr. l;tlistey. Clemeat's lan. W. K. Et eder. t;trutford Gre:n. Essex, sictnallre, Dee. IS. J3ll. I. sad 21. at Guildhall.. attorney s. Messrs. Enit and bison. Ilsedon-squ tre. Minories. J. thinners. Leeds, en.)..4. r. Itec. 14, 21. and Jan. 9?. at Guildhall, Loidon. Attorac)s, Messrs. Amtry and Coles. Lothhary, London. J. lirlsall.llagnley, Chester. corn-dealer. Dee. 2:„ 29, sad Jan. tot. at the Palace Inn. Manchester. Attorneys. Meares. Ashiante and Clrehory, Bedford-row. London; and Mr. ('hew. Manche. 'ter. J. T. Grneutt. Salford, Lancaster. lignor-meretast, Dec. IS. Pk tunlJaa. td, at (116141'011, London. Attorney, Nit. Browsing, Holborn-court. UM'S Inn, London. PIVIDEADS. Jan. 22, W. Kent. Iligh llothors. Mr Heuer. G n 11 4 ,1111- Jan. I. J. and I). Brodie, legraton•uart. Fenchurch- true% merettants. at Oeildnall- 2 Jaa. 3, J. Rubsem. Curltslo. esPle dealer, at Ike King's Arms Inn, Carlisle-Jan. 1. J. tidiest: a, Liverpool. stationer. at the glace nf.llr. Woods, Jan. 5. IL Ker, Kingston-upon-1i ill. merchant. no the Dog and Duct, Kingston-upon-Hull-Jun.4.T. l'a,lenson. sea. MlN place, Litwin, T. Parkinson. jun. tn-enou-l!tall.msd J. 1...t1ey, Veulcoates. Yorkshire, raft tw.rettants. alas Do* and Duck. kluastott-tipon-Hull-Jan. 1. T. dimes. lk.er pool, at the licorge Inn, Liverpos.l-Jrs. 4. O. Maims iswier-street, Wood•ntrekt, coloarsmanstseturer, at !Intl-Jas. I, S. Illellardson. Nlehotavlane. Los 3 ma street. riser. :otht. at Guildhall-Jan. 1. C. I'. !later. .kart belt Augto 11 illshirr, Ilsen-draper, at the Tcwat4l3ll:, Marl best Jegh. crwriricATcs -1 AN. I. J. ..1.111^•, ei•fi-fActor-M. hill. Nterehatit-W. itrost..ura, klaceleagald. Chesttire, ran it r-J. Ores; Liverpool. eciu.n,n-bres , r -J. J. I'intt. sitrueon-.k. Barton. 1311-ird. Mc'. tiler -C, L. spills. Camberwell. merchant -T. Snell. J. Row lay. awl (. tiadderm. Dliti wail. Limardsot.sc, !ebbe:. -met chant.t-T. liarding. jos. Helstoms, grumr. PA IRTNEP 3111 Ph ntstwi.‘ 1:11. e. nee!, and J. Lea 9r . ..a0n- -O. DOGittann and J. Artnll. goads, bri-klayera• -J. harn•va mad Co. grisug. /1 1- gar refiner% —I). Mart ine.to ld r•o. prin.-.-.-I:l2ce, St, t teory. Is Or! sonr red wr,—F.. 11t0a.1.1 and T. Prraty. taloa. ir.,..uliqlera- 111 . %V. hosithmell awl J. A:dor. jnn. Secttaidg-lane. 'foliar-street. ratio -Grotera-- (•. HO). 4i and J. shipeen, Newland, Yorkshire, tanners-- G. nigMord mast J. &lagoon, Redford-row, attarne)e—J, Etc.hrs maul IA . H. I I•gelorr. labeSclol. green- M.. lisran? add 4:0. (imar,laral. Madams. !dolor-men:dart Vannes afig t eiettsiete—T. Dic3a mad a. Dixue, anavvaslairy. bre*crs. . . • A VF.RACE PRICES OF COPT: 1% Ermt-ANbA , a) w %Uri. EfUnl the ri•tarun receiked eralOiSre te t. 4 . l . A.—Wheat. in-, rw.--..7;rip 104.---rterter, oats. . Id. - rtlll4, 41A. Id.-Peas. Mk I Id..'-4)atrseal, Id. Tlie Average Price of Arega or Mn.-poled° %mit. meg. bor. the Remrns made ie tie Week CANS , 16. r, t.: : p:r 0... 1• ,