The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-02-24 00:00:00

• s ••e From THE .140NDO:b GAZETTE, FLB.;a. WAR DE PA RTM ENT. Dozning-street, Feb. 22. Dispate . :es, of whieil the following are copies have been readied at the Othce of the Earl of Lis pool, addressed to his Lordship by General the of Wellington, K. B. naitegos, Sas& MY Lotte r -4 have the honour to enclose the re-, tutus 01 the killed and wounded of the troaps.en gThged its thrtiege of Ciudad Rodrigo, which it was not in my power to transmit to your Lordship in my, slispoch of the . 268riiist. tlirelhe honour Eli be; &c. _WELLINGTON.. Return of Killed, Wounded, and Missing of_the Army under the C ,rnmadd of his Baer/Instil GeWeal Lord Viscount 1% elfin tun, B. at Ciudad Rodrigo, between the 15th and :tic 19th U.lysor Jan. 1812, }lead-Quarters, Gallegos, Jan. 15; On the 15th January. Royal FaWneers, 1 carain, 1 lieutenant, 3 rank and file Font, lo Hat. ;frank and file wounded —2l3d, Ist Bat, I rank and fi:e killed, 7 rank and file wounded-40th, lot ..orjeant kdle 1., 1 serjeant, S rank and tile wounded 4, - th, Ist Bat. 1 rink and file itsiled:„ 2 rank and file wounded— Duke of Linunwieks Light Infantry, 1 rank an& file wounded. On the the 16th January. Royal Artillery, 2 rank and file wounded—Royal EnFinrc•rs, 1 captain, 1 lieutenant, I rank and file siounded-sth boot, 5d Bar. y rank hard file killed, 1 ensigb, 2 rank - and tile wottufia&L 45t`, ft Rat. i rank and file kilted, 1 series:at, Slunk ned die • wounded-74th, 1 lieutenant, 6 rank and tile wOunded..4lllll4 Ist Bat. 3 rant and file killed, 2 -lieutenant, 13 rank wed She, wounded. . • On the 17th January. Rcyal 1 mak and file killed, 6 rank sod file wunn•li d -434 Fuel, Ist flat. 5 rank and file nuunded-51d, lit kW. and wounded-51d, Ai Bat. I rank and file kil led, 3 ran aid file wounded-95th, Ist Bat. 2 sank and die Xnunded —95114 Si Bat. 2 rank and file killed. • • On.the 18th January. ' P•yallil.'llterjeant, II rank and file wonnded—Coldstream 1 , nl4 ht hat. 2 rank and file wounded-3d Gourds, IS bat ' 1 "I* lll4 ate tined 6 raul. and file wounded-2 ith Foot, 2cl bat. I eau& and file wounded-41.d. id bat. b rank coal file wounded-531b, sth hat. 2 rank and file wounded-Ist Line, bat. /Wag aiennanL , Tion, 1 rank and file killed ; 12 rank and file rsca Wed•-2d, I rank and the killed; 5 rank and file wounded bat, 4 rook and file killed ; 10 rank and file wounded. 04 the 19th January. "Royal Artillery, 1 rank and file killed; 2 captains. 5 rank and file, neuaded- 7 7th Foot, lit bat. 1 rank and file killed; 3 rank aniline wounded —3ll, let bat. 1 rank and tile killed ; 7 rank nad Ole 'a - quaffed-48th, lit bat. 2 rank and file killed ; 1 rani. aid Me wounded-6*h, sth bat. 1 rank and file wounded. Rehm, of Killed, Wounded, and Missing on the night of the Ann utt and Storming of the furtre&i of Ciudad Rodrigo, on the 19th of Jain. 181 z. JO , • 41ene.ral Staff, 1 killed ; 9 Wounded—Royal Engineers, 2 Limn: omit ? w guilds:4l —lloyal Stiff. Corps, I lieutenant wounded —6lll Eoei, 2d bat. 1 captain; 1 st•rjeat,:, :11 rank and file, killed., iiivjor, I captain, 4 lieutenants, eusiga, 1 staff, 3 serjeants, 49 risk said fife, wounded-43d, Ist ba.. 1 serjeant, 6 rank and Al* killed ; 1 capthiu, 2lientenanfs, 1 serjeants, 1 drummer, 26 rank mid tile, wounded-15th. Ist bat. 1 captain. 2 lieutenants, 1 Petjeaiir, I 'dnimmer, 12 rank and tile, killed; 2 captains, lieutenants, 1 serjeant, 1 drummer, 25 rank and file, wounde4.— .5 *l. at. I captain, 2 rank and file, killed ; 1 lieutenant e446*l. 1 fiericara, 23 r.-.n:: and sle, wounded-SA, 2d bat. 1 tank and file, killed; I lieutenant, 2 serjeanis, 5 rank and file, winkled —6otl;, sth bat. 1 set jeant, kißed ; 1 captain, rank and file, wounded —74th, 4 rank and file, killed ; 2 nap kins, 1 lieutenant, 1 ensign, 2 serjeants, 11 rank and file,wound eft rank and file missing -77th, 1 serjeant, 13 rank and 61n, killed g 9 captains, l lientenant, 1 ensign, 1 staff, '2 serjeauts, Qtl rank and file, wounded-8.'3'42d bat. 1 rank and file, killed ; 4 rani, ti:d file woundeol--Iteltb, Ist bat. I rank and file ,? killed 1:4 liiMtenatits,2l rank and tile, wounded ; 3 rank and file, missing --21 th, 2 captiits, Y scrleatits, Y rank and fik, killed; 3 cap. hire:, 2 lieu imams, 1 ensign, 7 serjeauts, 9 dru miners, 3el rasak and tile, ne•intle.l -94th, 1$ bok I.rank and ole, killed ; .1 captain, lienteitaie 1 74t tailt, 15 wink and file, wounded—linth, bat. I captain; 1 titAmint, 1 rank end file, wounded-95th, 24 bat. 2 scrjeants, T rank and file, wonitied. , , T Dahl liri::ah 103 n between the 15th and 19th days of January,- 1212 —1 general stuff,. 5 captain., 2lieateaants, 8 vrjranta, 1 drummer, 113 rank sod file, killed; ygeneral staff, 1 lientenaut-colonel, 2 majors, 19 captains, 98 lieutenants; 3 ensigns. •2 staff, PS :errant', S drummers, 403 rank and hie • wounded; 5 rank and file mussing. Total Por (*tr loss, 1 serkant, 18 rank and file, killed; I clptain, 3lieutenants, 1 seteant, 91 rank and file, wounded; 91 auk and file missing. General total, 1 generalstaf, 5 eaptsiins, 2 lientenants, 9 ser ' jouna, 1 drummer, 131 rank and file, killed; S general Sall; l Velitestaut-rolusel, 9 majors, 90 captains. Si ticute- Pints, 5 ensigns, I staff, 29 seejeants, 5 drummers, 494 rank and wounded ; 7 rank and file missing. CHARLES STEWART, Major-General and Adjutant-Gienesal. - LONDON: • MONDAY, MBILUARY 24 1 1812. THE KM. The following Itußeth' was • yesterday shown at.i St. James's Palace:- 4 , Windsor-Castle, Feb. 22. "His MAJESTY continues nearly in the same state. " 111. BAILLIE, a 7. WILLIS, 64 L WILL/S." A most important and highly-interesting commu nication was made, on Saturday last, by the PRINCE REGENT to Mr. PoNsossir, respecting the question of Catholic Emancipation. ye hare already stated, that we considered the declaration of his Royal High ness 'on this topic, as contained in the letter to 'Lords GIME and GRENVILLE , as the mere dictum of Ministers; and we may now add, from a consi deration of all circumstances, that the sentiments which that letter contained on this particular subject, appear to have gone forth, not as the genuine senti ments entertained by the PRINCE, but as having been impetrate(' from him, in an unguarded moment, while under the fatal . and pernicious influence which, like a talisman, at present environs his throne, and utterly precludes his Royal Highness either from judging aright himself, or from listening to the ad vice of his personal friends, who are also the real friends of the Constitution, and the strenuous advocates of the people's rights. We now, how ever, find, that his Royal Highness's atttention has been called, no matter by whom, to his former declarations as to the impolicy and injus tice of excluding a great portion of his subjects from the pri9eges of Britons, to which they have an undeniable claim by birth, merely because they differ as to some points of religion ; and al though the Pnittca has not thought it prudent, in present circumstances ) to recommend to Parliament the restoration of these rights to the Irish people, he declared to Mr. Pnwsoner, that the Roman catholic Claims shall no longer be treated of ' or gummed in the Cabinet; but every Member is be left to att•on them as be *ages, witho.-• • ;t-) ~' <`'~~'; ,at ai ; _ ;MAN. 105 Is. d. 5 Is d. 6 7 . •• I: • Pittman and. R. Pittman, Watling-street, warehousemen —S. Hanson, Fetter-lane, tailor—J. Sparrow, Last India Chambers, wine.broker —G. Todd and J. Todd, Liverpool, woollen-dra pesu—T.Potts, SL - Martin's-court,optician—W. M. West,Broad way, Hammersmith, apothecary—W. Wells, jun. Bradford, grocer — R. Wallace, Bath, linen-draper--G. 3terryweather, 31anchester, /manufacturer—C. Stone, St. Mary's-liall, mer. &ant. PARNNERSITIPS DISSOLVED. R. Walker and M. Hall, Collyhurst, Manchester—W. Al. dome and J, Y. Cooke, Old Fish-street—A. Gildart and W. Jackson, Kingstan-upon-Hull-3. and T. Lever, Bolton-le. Moors, Lancashire, cotton-manufacturers—R. Burden and H. 1t0 11412 2.00. Net h er Langifitb, Nottiagloanakire, cotton-spin. ners —NY . . Cooper and J. Fowler, Maidenhead, coach-makers-- J.. Britten, J. Peters, and W. Jones, Gloucester, common ,bretenrs—W Moss and J . W. Alexander,ilough-sqttare, Fleet. street, brass - finishers—J. T. Brougham and iii. Darby, Alan cheater, merchants—Z. Levin, W. C. Levin, and J. H. Levin, London, merchants—R. Wand and J. Baynes, Bradford, York shire, brash-mannfacturers—T. and W. Beardsall and J. , Froc.. cwt. ' Worksop, Nottinghamshire, common - carriers — A. Wood. rouffe and W. Breach, Cheapside, grocers—J. Dunlop and E. llughes.--H. J. and J. Emmett, New man-street, Oxford-street, army-clothiers—W. Robson and W. Darnell, Bermondsey-street, surrey, leather-dressers—S. and M. Chubb, Great Portland. street, dress-makers--T. Blades, B. Palmer, and T. Stevens on , Piccadilly, upholders—T. Eeles and J. Martin, Well-street, Wellclose-square, wholesale slopsellers—J. Williams and J. Franklin, Church-street Bethnal-green, pawnbrokers—k. 1 Young and R. Reed, High-street, Clerkenwell, tea-dealers— W. G. and T. Thomas Narrow-street, Lirneliouse, rope-makers —J. Robertson, J. Willis, T. Thompson, H. Thompson : W. ; Birkinshaw, R. Hood, and G. Sowerhy, New Stourbridce, ' Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Sint-glass-manufacturers—J. and .1. nu. berts, Manchester—T. Fisher and J. Child, Robert Town, Yorkshire, oil-drawees—W. Roberts and J. Brook, of Little Saffron-hill, Holborn, (timber-merchants—F. Fritts and C. Straw, Sheffield, grocers—W. Alexander and H. Hinton, Drop/- lane, furnishing ironmongers—ft Brook, J. Wells and J. Brook, Huddersfield, Yorkshire woollen-cord-manutketurers —S. and J. Stroud, Sackville-str4t, ;Piccadilly, gdress-ma .ern The Average Price of SUGAR, fur the Week, ending . Feb. , 19, is 495. Bd. per Cwt. Average Prices of CORN of ENGLAND and WALES, per quarter, from the Return, ending February 15:— Wheat. I Rye. I Barley. Oats. Beans ' Pease. Oat*. s. d. a. d. 7 .--- . 4. a. d. .. . ii: 51 9 31 5 56 U 63 10 W 1- FRELHOI D ESTATE, IRELAND. MR. WILLIAMS has th e honour to oassoonce to the PuMie, That he shall ssahotit to Auction, ut the Auction Mart, London, in April neat, a VALUA iiLE FREE -1101.1) LANDED PROPERTY. Due notice of the Sale will be.gi‘ea in this and oilier Pupen. Auction Mart, No. 10. '1 , 111: fir[! -0 al regret, that his Majesty has been depriv, services, and I of the assistanee of an ofliccir talents and experience, who was an ornament to profession, and was calculated to render the u important services to his country. • I have the y honour to be, &c. • • ' WELLINGTON. The Right lien. the Earl of tar w Ste. eze. tte. • • • .. , . Litract of a Dispatch from ercneral the Earl of Wellioroo to jhel.arl .Lurerp.al, date4Lisilers. Jan. %14-18411. 7 =9.lfarsha! Marmont arrived at Salamanca on the 22(1 inst. and tlte.llx, diiisiotifef infantry of the army of Portugal were collected in the neighbourhood of Alba and Salamanca - on the 23d and 21t11.---z•General Souham's division, with about bOO cavalry and some artillery, were sr , itt. to Matilla on the 23d, and pa troled to San Munoz and Tamarisks. The movement of this division was intended to ascertain the fact of the fall of Ciudad Rodrigo, and they retired again to the Tormes on the 26th.—We have been employ. ed in repairing the damages which our fire had done to Ciudad Rodrigo. For some days, it has not been possible to take the place by a coup-de-main ; and hope that in a short time, the works will be in a good . s tale of defence. - Whitehall, hub. 2A, His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Ma jerty, to grant the dignity of an Earl of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, unto the Right Hon. Arthur Viscoent Wellington, Knight of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, and the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten, by the name, style, and title of Earl of Wellington ) is the county of Somerset. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has also been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of Ms Majesty, to nominate and appoint Lieutenant-Gen. Thomas Graham, Lieutenant - General Rowland Hill, and Major-General Sir James Auchmuty, Knt. to be Knights Companions of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath. ,The Gazette also contains the appointment of Ma. jar-General Charles Wade to be Governor of Mar. tinique ; Major-General the Ilon. Robert Meade to be Lieutenant-Governor of the Cape of Good Hope; Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Napier to be Lieutenant- Governor of the Virgin Islands; Lieutenant-Colo nel Thomas Wray to be Lieutenant-Governor of New South Wales ; and Robert Kesketh, Esq. to be his Majesty's Consul at the port of Marahao and the provinces of Para and Leara. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. • Commission in the Dumbartonshire Regiment of Local Militia, Signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Dumbarton. Col. James Turner, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated February 7, 1812. BANKRUPTCY EN L RHED. IV. Losbington, seis. and W. Linshiovton. ,jun. Mark-lane, merchants, from Feb. 25 to April 14, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. 3. Tims, Woreestmearpeater and joiner, to surrender March 12,19, April 4, at tbeGitildhall Cafec-house Worcester. At tornies, Mr. Hill, Worcester; and Mr. &eke, Bream's-bad ings, Chancery-lane. J. Newton and G. Comas, Stockport, corn-tattoo, Feb. 29, March 7, April 4, at the Castle,lnn, Stockport. Attorales, Mr. Edge, Temple ; and Mr. liarrop, Stockport. J. Lomax, Liverpool, shoe-maler, March 11,17, April 4, :4.t the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Phillip:, Liver pool; and Mr. Windle, Bedford-row. J. Hewitt, St. 'James's-street, engraver, Feb. 29, Marc,: 7, April 4, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Stokes, Golden.s..ioare. W. J. Donne, Great Russell-"erect, Covent-gardeo, 'haber dasher, Feb. 25, March 7, April 1, at Gnitd.lisll. itte,rucy, Mr. Hudson Winkworih-place, City-road. Chalmers,: Wormwoorl-street, liroad.otreet, :7Cltseman Feb. 29, March 7, April 4, at Guildhall. Attortul, Mr. Par ton, 15 allbrook. .1. Sexton, Stantnere, baker, Feb. 29, Marr; April 4, at Guildhall. Attoraey, Mr. Clark, Berner's-stre J. Child, Crotched-friars, victualler, -Feb. 25, March 3, April , at Guildhall.. Attorney, Mr. Parton, Wallbrook. G. Maokasaie, Derby, salesman, Feb. 2r4, 29, April 4, at the King's Arms Tavern, Derby. Attornies, ulr. Harbor, Fetter lane; and Mr. Wild, Cromford, Derbyshire. D. Lewii, Milford, shopkeeper, M arc h 5,6, April 4, at the Mr..,; - Names of of the Ofilcen Killed, Wounded, and Mining, between commercial Itemise; Bri;tol. - Attornies, Ar. ; lames," Gray's , the 16th and the 19th of January, 1812. Inn-square ; and Messrs. Morgan an Liven, Bristol J. Watson, Nottingham, miller, Feb. 27, 28, April 4, at the Royal Engineers, Captain Malcaster, sligh tly; Wounded on the 15th of JannarY.y ; Lieutenant , Swan lon, Mansfield. Attornies, hlessrs. Ross, Hull, and Ross, Skeltua, severely, since dead-Portuguese Artillery, Second 1 New Boswell-court; and Mr. Walkden, Mansfield. F.. Thomas, Helston, Cornwall, shopkeeper, March 5,6, April LiCutenalit Alberto, slightly. 4, at the Commercial Roams, Bristol. Attornies, Mr. James, Wounded on the 18th of January. Gray's inn-setare; and Messrs. Morgan and Liven, Bristol. Royal Eny,ineers, Captain M'Culloch, severely ; Lieutenant T . G ooc h , E xe t er , g rocer , M ar ch 9,1 t), April 4, at the Hotel, Alarshallodig . nly-sth l'oot, 2d bat. Ensign Ashford, severely 1 Exeter. Anoraks, Messrs. Collett, Wimburo, and Collett, - Atli, Lient•nant Ramadge, slightly-68th, Ist bat. Lieutenant- chancery.lane; and Mr. Turner, Exeter. • Ar.nstron• olightly), Flack, dangerously. R. Page, Ambleeoat. Staffordshire, miller, March 11, 12, Wl)llurial on the kith of January. April 4, at the George lea, Dewar; A turnies, Mr. Court, Portuzorse Artillery, Lieutenant Antonio de Carta a Silva, Stourhrldge; and Mr. Denbow, Lincoln's Inn. Slightly. • . T. Cartwright, Burton-upon-Trent, cheese-factor, March 6,7, iVottuded on the 1 9th of Janu a r y. - April 4, at the George Inn, Burton-upon-Trent. Attornies, Mr. Itlval Artillery, Captains Dyaely and Power, slightly. Cockney, Castle -street, Holborn; and Mr. Osborne, Burton- Killed in the Assault and Storming the fortress of Ciudad Ito- aPon - Treni. drk.), on the Night of the 19th of January,lBl2. C. Sklrrow,.Laneaster, grocer, March 12,13, April 4, at the General Saff„Major-tieneral APKinnon-.-sth Foot, Captain Commercial Inn, Lancaster. Attornies, Messrs. Blakelock and 61.00..1,ra1-33t1i, Ca,stain listrdyman, Lieutenants Petrie ant Makinson, Serjeant's Inn; and Mr. Atkinson, Lancaster. Ben--:..4. Jst hat. Captain Dubbs-94th, Captains Anderton J. Roche, Nichoha-lone, r,erebant, Feb. 29, March 7, Aprll an d 11 amissoo. , . 4, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Oakley, Martin's-lane, Cannon. Wounded. street. General Staff, Major-latices) Cranftwd, dengerondy ; Major- •-J` Calder, Powick, Aforcestershke. dealer. March 16. 17. GeneralValideleur, slightly-38th Foot, Brigade-Major Pottar, , April 4, at the White Lion Inn, Caton-upon-Severn. ts , slightly-Roy& Eagineers, Lieutenant Thomson, severely; , Mr:Bous6eld, Fleet-street; anti Mr. Ballard, Malvern. Lfrytt cant Reid, slightly-Royal War Corps, Lieutenant Stave- i R.*.R. Day, Haberdasher's-street, Holton, candlewickemati ly, sf t gaily--atli Pant, Major they, severely; Captain Hubner- I lecturer, Feb. 29, March 7, April 1, at Guildhall. Anoraks,. (lieu ) slighJy; Limitestant laritenzie, dangerously • Lieutenant I Messrs. Bryant and Patterson, Throguaorton- street. Wilde, grimily • Lieutenants Pairtiough and dangerously ; Lieutenant W. Clark and J. Clark, Kiagsand, Devoushire, slopsellers, Ili:jail,- liaa4u Carteh, slightly; A4jutant Johnson, slightly tireh. - 211 March 12, April 4, at the New Crown Hotel, PIP.. -411 Foot.Gaptain Ferguson, rev ; lieutenants Paterson . Attorney, Mr. Davis, Plymouth-dock ; and Mr. and jramwell„sessesely-15th M , Milne; slightly; Cop. Barber, Chancery-lane. VIDENDS. csiztur • t.tia 44r:in, sereeelts Lieutenaall ley and Phillnlyat#o DI ver,iy-itid, Ist Bat. Lit tit s- Colon el ne, severely j bless Feb. 25,T. Halliday, Old South Sea-home, merchant-March or Yapier, severely, rilFili ans stakutidei - s' 2 4 , *ti Bit- Jae". ' 11, D. Skimier, Newington-causeway, cabinet-maker-IMarch Gurwtspi, slightly-60M. 6th Bat. Captain Livingtoa, severely i In, C. Sankey , dames - street , Cvent- garden , chersemonger 7401, Captain s L.e,glands and Coiling, slip illy ; Licht, Feu, fey March 28, G. Medley, College-hill, warehonseinao--Mareli i 4, verely 1 Ledge Atkins, diSMIY -7101, ukPlains IH`Lean and ' R. Naylor, Ch . gwell, Essex, merchant-March 28, S. Jackson, Resed a severely . Captain M'Laughlin, slightly; Lieut. Smith, Henemxlscy.street, woolstapler-March 7, W. Hobman and C. timmeronsly ; Ensi.m. Fitzgerald, slightly; Adjutant Jones. ; liobinan, Miitford, Kent, cotv.keepers-•1111arch 21 J. Sar a% : ; ly -810,Linutenattis Johnston, Fames, Beresford, and W. lent, Jennyn-etreet, watchsenaker-March it , E. Harris, St. X Kir:mill, severeLy-434.th, Captain. Laing, sevrtril 1 t'aPiaias Untliarine's, provisioo-merchant-April 14, J. Scott, Russell- Cairticrom and- Kyle. sliglstly ; LieuL Taylor, ,dafiern'illY t street, Bermoralsey, cooper-March 7 W. Reeve, C • Lit" , ' • Canaan. severely t Lna'sa Scott , s Ii P H Y -I ' 5Hl . 1 " Hat- coach-master-March 20, E. Bishop, • Bristol,. tapeasium ia = C 4, in UstiAcke, severely t Ltegts. Cox mid Hamilton, severe- ' rer-4March 16. D. Phillips, Bristol, baberdasher-March 21;C. Iy-:.id Bat. Captain :+.liichell, severely; Lien*. Redden, • A. Philipps and T. Philips, Milford, hankers-March SI, A. reveret"-.lit Reg. of the Liae... Porturiele.CaPlain W. Queadel Rom and J. Ogilvie, Argyje-street, army-agents-April li t _ H. slizntly -Id Portuguese Cacadures, Lieut. Ask Corrtao 144- -Cooke and J. Herbert, Eirchin-lane merchants-May 2, - Tim my, slightly. ' ams Amsinck, Turalatni.green, user/int-April 14, J. /I. Yo. N. B. tla-,Aain the Hon. J. Stanhope. let Foot Guards, Aid- ' lentioe, Old Jewry, imurance-broker-Feb. - 29 J. Nailer, St. de-Camp to Licut.Gen. Graham, wounded slightly on the 14th of Mary Axe, merchant-March 14, E. Hop e , January, emitted in last Reture. Little Minories, mathematical-inarnmeut-inaker-March 14, T. • • (Signed) CHARLES STEWART, ' Maynard, Mount Pleasant, Clerkenwell. horse-bair-manafac- Major-General mid Adjutant... General. toter-March 17, W. Scott, Lloyd's Coffee-home, insurance. 1 broker-March 14, W. Tubb and J. H. A. Scott, King's-road, ~••••••••••• • , Gallegos, Jan. 29th, 1812. 1 set-dawn-March 14, J. Collier, Stockport, and IL Colliet., Man chester,- cotton-spinners-March 14, J. WUkte, - Gracechnrch- Mi loan,-Majorvereneral Craufurd died on the street, bardwareistaa--March 14, 1. Benne. Piceadilli. borda' hat-Isa n4tll inst. of the wounds which he received on the " r "'Mimi 14, T. "ft 1 0 S. llirbarenesTlikellhonse .. yard , 1 Ptli, while leading th . e light division of this army to : 18 , my` learch 14 W. Smee, Stratford , dealer-Mar c h g, J.astin Alton, wooluswier. the assault of CiodA , Rodrigo. Although the coo- CIiIItTIFIC/ITEA._mAsier 14. . . duct of Major-Generat leraufurd on the occasion on J. Ditherer*, Uwaseet t aserekaat-J. R. • H•dgian, South; whits!' these *ounds Were received, and the circa's. t i r mi l Z uri ., " " ze M ek r • "kill" and B ."Wilkirlson NUttlng and B. Le Mentriev Mfateferthersert, . , stances which oocurred have excited the admiration of thr=sa-street, aserelmaate-J. Dieu, Slockport, mettey every, ofAcer in the army, scrivener B. Walsh, Heck l cannot report his death . ~ `l 4lll, a uramisk. Li W ede • Broistei carter.use , R . yill Eldtange,irerthrint-G. Ar. to yoltr Lordship without expressing my . sorrow wet ' loselsee-19. Asaag, lierrestaa, Deem**, Farr 4 6 ••• •..in k• • 1. id 44 ~< ,A. _ - • r f - e. :P . 5-tg! : -- , Kc 4 , 4" .1' CUPER'S BRIDDE. By Mr. WILLIAMS, At the Auction Mart, on TUESDAY, March 10, at Twelve n'Clock, DESIRABLE PREMISES, comprising a Dwel ling-holm, yard, and ; also to Baker's Shop and Duelling-house adjoining, eligibly sitiotee at Cowry Bridge, Lambeth, Surrey, held on Lease, seta small ground-rent of 101. May he viewed, and Particulars had of Mr. Jackion, Solici tor, 11 ettou-garden ; and of Mr. Williams, No. 10, Auction Mart. 'Cu Mercausits, Captains, Tavern-krepers, and Others. By Mr. WILLIAMS, At the Auction Mart, on TUESDAY, March 3, at Twelve n'Clork prerinly, 'TIRE STOCK iu TRADE of a WAREHOUSE 1. MAN; cin.,Oting of 260 Scotch Damnsk Table-cloths, 11 Donim of Napkiirt tis Pieces of Fine Cotton Shirting, Fine Irish Linen, littima Slleetiug, Fine Cottons, Fine Cotton Hose, dtr. Nlity be viewed on Monday, preceding the Sale; and Cata logurs hud of Mr. Williams, No. It), la the Auction Mart. ST. MArrni.u.—lloliday at the Peilic Officio. TOE STATESMAN. -k - - 4 , s 4 L'ev; , WV* 214., 444 4 .. , :~ !i i• • :I 1 , i ''. ' !I . 1 i • , , I • 1 i ) ... i • . % ,1 I:1 1*! , . ; ----- w ing with his colleagues, or regarding the repeal er refusal as a measure of Government." This corn. munication, as we have said, was made on Saturday, and Mr. SHERIDAN, we understand, was appointed to be the bearer of the message to Mr. Poxsoxay. Bat, says a Morning Paper, the former Gentleman, " with that good sense, discernment, and know. ledge of mankind which uniformly guide his con. duct in matters of such delicacy and import. ance, requested that a third person might be present, when he was charged by his Royal nigh. 1 :less with the message, and while ' te; delivered it to Mr. Powsorme. The request was acquiesced in, and Mr. Apical was the'tbird person selected.".L. It thus appears that the course which Mr. PITT per. sued bn the question of the Slave Trade is to i i ,, the course to be taken on this, though they arc so materially different in their character. The Slave Trade was a question of National morality, a n d of Christian feeling ; but it was not a matter er vital importance either to the heciiiity of the Sta!e, or to the existence of the Established Church. The [ repeal of the disabilities on the Roman Catholics of Ireland is on both sides declared to be of vital importance. And both Lords Gilt v and Gres. vir.r.r. on one side, and Mr. Pencevm. on the other, have made solemn declarations to th at eff ec t. I t was I the sine qua non in the formation of a new Ministry ; I but the moment that that job is served, it ceases to he of any importance, as a ministerial question. Mr. Pxactivsz.gives up the high church party as a Ali. awe. end promises them his support only as a man! _,__. 2 _ _ Whether it is, .that it is found to be impossible to forte an Aasinistration on the intolerant basis pro. posed to the two noble Lords,and that the high ground is abandoned in hopes of qualifying the matter to tlin,e who wl3h for a pretext, such as the noble Lord who desires always to have two strings to his bow, we know not—but we rejoice that the question is thus in truth and in fact CONCEDED. The Roman Catho lics may with confidence look to their complete emau. cipation when the matter is to be left to the freejudf. ment of Parliament, and it is a concession in fact thus far openly made since the carting of the famous letter, in which it is more than insinuated that the af. fairs of Ireland having undergone the unbiassed deci. sion of Parlament, were not to be taken up again.— It puts an end to the cry of No Popery. It shuts the mouths of all Mr. PERCEVAL'S partizans, for he agrees to be placable upon a point upon which ho most solemnly declared, that no time, no circum stances, should ever make him bend. It is now to r be a matter of course. It may be carried—or not— but it shall give rise to no contention between him and his colleagoes ; and, therefore, if any body will be good enough to enlist, No Popery sl all be obliter. ated from his standard! The PRINCE RtGTN! wtit be, by these means, free to declare, that he has al. ways been friendly to the Emancipation of the Ca. tholics ; and that his only wish is, that their C'alms should be freely discussed and decided on by Perna. ment; that in case of his Majesty's providential re. covery, it might not be said that the repeal was a measure of hilGovernment, but was the uninfluenced act of the Legislature. We have received Cadiz papers to the ed instant, I brought to Portsmouth by the Dispatch packet, from which we extract the following orricsar. DISPATCH FROM LORD WELLINGTON TO HIS EXCELLENCY DENBY WELLEsLEY, DIS BRITANNIC mAJLsTE's AMBASSADOR AT CADIZ. ~ GALLEGOS, Sax. 21, 181?. " SIR,—I have the honour to transmit, by Bri. gunner At.14A, 1 1 copy of my dispatch to the Secre tary liit;.Bllate, giving an account of the taking of Ciu, du/ Rodrigo. Brigadier ALAVA, who was with me . . daring - these operations, will be able to add any de tails which I may have omitted. I entreat your Ex cellency' to iathrm the Spanish Government how much I am indehted to this Officer, Marshal C. DC &PARA, 11141$1 J. SANCIIES, for the fortunate re. suit of this operation. The inhabitants of Castile In 'this, and all other occasions, when I have had any communication with them, have shewn their detest ' ation of the French yoke, and their wish to contd. bute, by all the means iu their petrer, to the rout of. I the enemy. I have delivered up the place, with all i t I contains, to Captain-General Casraxos, who is in 1 this part of the country. " P. S. I likewise inclose copies of my dispatches, of the 15th inst. and this date, to . the Secretary of State."—( Regency Gazette, Feb. 1.) The Dispatch packet brought us the following let. ter from Cadiz, daterl Feb. 2 : " The Ganyntedc, Captain Putty's, is arrived from Gibraltar, to receive Count FERNANDEZ MI. NEz, who proceeds to England, to 1111 the situation at present held by the Duke Del bra NTADO, at the Court of St. James, the latter character being about to return to this country, to take his seat at the head of the New Regency. The Members who now form that political body are such as best favour the cause of Spain, and will second the views of the British Government in helping to extirpate the common enemy. Don Ecsu.to in 13 tun Asa w AGVEGA, Secretary to the General and Extraordinary Cortes, has transmitted, by order of the Itegeney,.to Mr. Ilemay Wst.LEsLET, his Britannic Majesty's Am bessidor to the Court of FERDINAND VII. a letter, ,in which is declared the high sense the Spanish Go ittirninent entertains of the services of the Liri+h wanl force that was employed for the defence of T. rAftplit Natal the following is a translation.:--- ; & • N.s. • \ ::, ,~- . -. . :~!?:x: MACCLESFIELD, CB ESIIIRE. By Mr. WILLIAMS. At the Old Angel Inn, Macclesfield, ort FRIDAY, Feb. 213, as Five o'Ctuck in the Afternoon. in Seven Lots, by Meets :• Bon of the Aal o geees of Mr. Wm. Lowe, Chemist, a Bank rapt, VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, AL nearly equal to Freehold, comprising Three brick-built Dnelliug-Houses, situate is Broken Cross-lane, the high ioad from Macclesfield to Chester; and Three Plots of Ground to build up n, held on Lease for a term of 999 years, free from Ground'Rent. the Lease of st UwelliogsHouse nod estrus , site Premises, situate in the Market-plnce, late in theiuccupatioe of the lea ikrupt. The several Ptvhsisesmay be viewed till the sale, and descripv live Particulars hud at the ;dace of sale ; of Messrs. Clulo tv stud litone, Solicitors Macclesheld; of Messrs. Lowless nod Crosse, Solicitors, St. M ildred's-court, Poultry; and of Mr. Williams, No. 10, in the Action Mart, ondon. I I I l i t.' i ~. 1 r 1 ~4 ~; I