The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-01-30 00:00:00

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A.NY young Gentleman or Lady of musical Anilines, desirous of acquiring the Science profession- T a 1 and Officers of his Ma' t ' 25th re'rinient, L. jes y 5 . a ' ; I 1 . 4,1 ISSING.—WILEttEAS a G tiNTLEMAPI, Ally, either ns Compsaer. Sing, or Piano-forte Player, ~ . .esuusont ) Assistant Quarter.ll 4 laster-G - leral, -A- in rood health UM soiril l / 4 _ ...r... 1....:-.. ..............A ....... 1.-.... - I -.......i....- Is- .- . • • - I ' C', 4 (~ ~. ~~ ' ~ . , )I,ON EL IV AItDI.E. ON for inctemnifyin.COLO N EL net all L00m.% Cbirize4, and Expeoces. al, tr be listhle W, to facuiegiteoce of his particularly during; the last neat t and to exp'fres the sense of the Nu tulaunted. and patriot's...conduct. in good health aril spirits, after !laving employed himself through the day in his itiml.avocatiotts, at his House in IV I S I'M IN ST ER, walked out about Right of clock in the eveuin4 of FRIDAY last, saying that he should return in ;shoot an How siure which time lie has not heen heard of. IVhoever will give such intelligence respecting the safety of the said f ientlenao. as may he the means of relieving his Family from theirestreme ftlarra and distress, to Mr. Stafford, Cnief Clerk al the above Ottic,•, shall receive a Reward of ONE HUNDRLD GUINEAS. Or if any accident or ntisfurtune should Isave•befallen him, any P..rstin communicating intelligence thereof as above, shall receive A . REWARD OF FIFTY, GUINEAS. The said Genileman is Twenty-six years of age, about Five 'Feet Ten lathes in height, of a Fair Complexi ((((( thin. and rather pale. He had put nu a brossm great Coat previously to goln4 out. Ilis Mier Clothes were a blue Coat, a - Walnicta l it, It ver Dunbar. _ Cater, wade by-4*a, _ _.—ys Strand," Number niiknown, willi mad e it is believed, one serial! seal. Ills . sat *al +glide by " Bicknell. Ilimd.st rect." _ slayer, may have an immediate Opportunity of receiving labtructions from a Profe,sor of established Reputation, with the Ad yawner of being introduced to politic or private Practice. None but Persons of promising Genius need apply, nor will any but Principals be treated with. , The Knowledge of Thorough-Ban and Preluding taught within 20 Lessons. •• Mysore; H. Grove, Major of Brigade. T o thi s. Address Sir G. H. Barlow sent a suitable reply, which is also published at length." " MADRAS, At:G.l2.-41in Theriday last, the Hon. the Chief Justice, the ffou. Thomas Oaks, sod James Henry Casamajor, EN!. Members of du) Council, Major-General Gowdie, Command. lag the Array in Chief, and the principal inhatii. tants of Madras, waited on the lion. the Guver. nor, at the Government Hoesch) Fort St. George, when an Address was read, and presented to the Governor by the Chief Justice." The following extract of a letter from Madras, 'ars of the submindea of he received hr Sontael 'trunks, Esq. rt. strati); Itslora IYaithman, .10ppet eeee Mr. Wm. Roger..., 186, nen. t.. and It. ISA. 3n, l/sford-street; Rathhou.... l ,l-tre, ():Nri-strect ; John trees. Olearthle; Ed ra !Angler. Esq. rim Frs. 1 . /emnges. Vliteeler the ltanghottrn Colree-house, and at the B.tr of the Cr twat and Anchor N. 11. Any Persons already advanced in the Selena@ of Althie, may hear of a very ativantageonm Situation. Letters auldremed, post-paid. to A. W. at the Cambridge Coffee-11°We. Newman-streft, Oxford-roast. fvcr.risum moq. Xl3 00 • 11, £2253 0 6 • • MOZART. AT A T Mr.WATLIN'a Pian o Forte,llarp,and Or. gan, Camera, No. 5. Leicester-piece, Leicester4quace, may 1w keen, a Copy . of all _Mozart's Pians-Forte Works. elogastly and r large Valuate', worth 9,0 Gp."- - Mill - Lt VCR POO I. SlitliScriptloo Col. Willa ns XI 1 0 _ _ R 16 4.1%3 5a ~q. o 76 11.0 7 0 0 50 0 50 0 Y 6 Subserip.) 1 1 0 1 10 slurs 5 50 1 10 1 0 Saes 2 211 1 a 1 10 2 SO .1 1..01 1 141 1 101 1 10, 0 50- 0 1 1 10 I _1 0 .1 0 J• ames P. aeon' • 5 5 0 C. liordorell - 1 1 0 Ldwrtril ilantnet •• 3 P. Wiiods • - 1 1 0 jos.B.Yates - 5 5 0 J. A. Yaw. - 5 50 W. Retire - -lo 0 0 Rev. W. S lepherd 5 5 0 •ILev. T. Hardoroke 5 5 0 John Rich tr&nia 5 5 0 1110111:111 Robiosoa 5 3 0 Dr. Coltman - - 1 1 0 J. C. • - 1 1 0 J. Enter - - 1 1 0 J. Knelt - - 1 1 0 Chri4up.lVorthingtua 1 1 0 Jain.* Flerelki,jun. 2 2 0 Dr. Rostock - - 1 1 0 J. K. every - - 30 0 Henry - 3 0 0 Thomas Malin -5 5 0 \v. Rathhone 5 5 0 Wilson Ledger - 0 10 6 Jaws Csallev - 0 10 6 Tharp:is karma • 3 0 0 Thomas Rawson, Jen. j 0 0 Rather( Percher 2 2 0 Samuel Reid • 0 7 0 Will. Thornley - 1 1 0 :lames Smith - • 1 1 Jonathan Smith - 1 1 0 Thninas Bolton 1 1 0 Jahn Jores - • • 2 2 0 Will. Hilton • 1 10 7'hourori Smith - 1 1 0 Thomas Green - 4 2 0 Enoch Hassel • 5 5 0 S. Harvey • -5 5 0 Charles !Lanham/2 010 6 Harvey • 550 John Harvey - - 1 1 0 Jas. Horsey - 33 0 Boult - -2 2 0 A. C. - - 2 t Jns. Frain - 5 5 JIM Cropper - 55 0 Wan. I)eunis - - 1 10 John Slater - 1 I 0 Alex. Cause° - 5 5 0 A Friend ' - - 1 0 0 Mark Stettei.•ni - 1 1 a ittm-vver - - 50 0 wa Snwirk - 7 E. and W. Smith - 1 _1 , . .r. o - 0 fiam. Toy - 0 10 ft. Proi:rn, jun. - 2 '2 0 F. IY GoSimuse, jun. 1 1 0 Ja4. Lomax - 2 0 Smith - 1 I Ito!). Tote - 0 2 Thole. I.odge - - 1 1 0 John IVood - 1 1 0 Rich. Itatitb toe - 5 5 0 0 lt) 6 1 A Friend. per Thos. 0 70 I Salt, - - 1 1 0 I 1 0 J. IVu.;rl wise, jun. 1 / 0 1 . 10. F. 1,. Wright - 02 6 1 I 0 Web. l're.cm - • 1 1. 0 1 1 0 d{' at. Preston - 1 I 0 0 '0 7 ins. Ilancut - 1 10- 010 6 John elate - - 1 1 WI . - U 1 0 The • well . rieserred Subscription compliusent to G. L. WaraLc, I..sq. of 5 00 i 33) Mechanks of 5 .5 U the Ilarois of Rad -5 5 0 ford, ase.sr Nutting . • 5 0 0 halo . - 4 13 0 the It'..sol.ssions paFsest at the ('f.neral Crown anti Anchor Tavern, on the ISth ,A Ni) Pt)UN Oh tone been paid auto the rtunmonds, Bap. ril. SAMUr:I. BROOKS, Treasurer. . to Sold in the LAST Lotttry the I pilul Prism in Shams:— £j1.0.10 %old .....I) .C2ll.OSN't ... 5,03) SUJ ... .8 .. JAY.) ~. 1,000 830 .13 1,003 ... 500 4.8)5 ....t: 5OO an.i lk Pa:the in craeral, fa lute no i porch.* TICK Lie or SHARES la Ft IC, as t! se Or., wine or,cniFo and El - NEXT h 10 3 . 1 .11. Elie Sebeine coo. Aces, and £°oo,ooo in PRiZt.S. tree are sellingat both of RI SH'S old esta- , here Persons in the Country tone be sup- Ix or Shares, by vending their Orders (port ateconyettird with good Hills, Bonk lutes, MILL, or 9. CHARiNG-CROSS. X 90. 0 ,1.), WIN drawn on the 11th Febooary, 1807, and void by MM. AN TWELVE HOURS. ‘O. remind their Frionds and the . whole of the pregent (irand stale Lot ,on ST. VA L ENTI E'S I) AY, thi.l4th 'hen in the short space of Twelve flours ; Two Hoodrvd Thousand Pounds will be 1 of various descriptiniw, including Forty icb are Four of it:20,000 each. are on Sale in great variety at their ; No. 1!, Chariv Crips; and N %tree.; where five of the Capital Prizes in - sold in Sharer. 'E LOTTERY, to bu drawn hi February 1510. SCUT MC. J 610,003 sB:l,oem 5,tX10 , 1.2,0ue boo it* ) 23 15 . spun the cane Plan as the hist ; it cun.ists fibers (front I to 5,000 inclusive); but there f each Number, which will he severally • Priz , is drawn against such Number ; 1 Rho •I be drawn a Prize of IJ,OOOI. that Number will each be entitled to the ihe whole. JE3QAIO. be entitle.' in their l'r 'portions. .11111 e 0111 Salo at all the (hike& 4 • I " lc I :Z,Z3. COLO/ • VCI' I FrrtoN & ) 'X 111 01.1: aaiint tt hard su,tvotei, es !olt% I, • rtf , , 6.. 111 F. 6.11 Nadi totem ; 1 ; n • inlepealent, will be r • S I: ~.r !• jahn Hopp . " s 31erws. t. ""..'.."" 8, Rot • 1. 16, hing.street, ?ir,rore-road? Joint 3 tong; OW at Tas• riL "timid. A WOUST AO . vrr • i r. U" k ' J., 433 J .. • E . 4 Da'r r tt:e -A r• 1, Calif+ . g 11, a m- - F r o Iry Lewis 3 I ' u • • a IS•oit.iroo,l.,q• ?both, near WAAL - f.eld 0!•Itield 7 5 ;1, i aim r-eisto l' 4 4* j - rf•• weer *Na- f Jzit • eentwo t • h!I r, rather spcialt_____lte a- r .ted hi a Di nner, i i,e it to that blare hi s so nnh!y rid to or tti.• Public Came, KO • i I ' Pr 5 r, Wakeileso, • - 2 11. Siektserk • 14 M o w& I.lord, Frit.o.4 11M-.ten e t T. A. Fordham ' 1 • Tato Sarnam 1 • )tr. Thant ., Savage, 1 cFentherstt.oh ..••yoe4•.-,tre,•l • 1 lie Weaver, WikrGeld - 1 W. IL - - 0 - 0 A p oo r Man% Mite, 11.0 r. Jardan, Simsbury 0 Nul,;.itaaals 0 0 J. T. - - T. R. - 0 Ler Lint' (14 Subaerii A Friectl, IV. S. '- 1 Ditto, R. 1.. - 1 Frio the Butcher's ( *we a l ) , with wt.% li‘it Colonel Wardle ma, vever be gated of his me- rit by Pendaturs ani Detroiter, - 5 Thomo La:ham - 1 Antaham Ber ,ert - 1 Zoliu:lrtheri aril Sans 2 . witynevka, - 1 6 Jaataka..t, • Resolte . sell, persevere' - 1 *bittern and Dater 2 Jahn Nandi • .1 ' A Friend, P. A. - 1 Jureph Jritlin,ia 1 A Head, 11. S. - 1 J. NPRoe..ion• • - 0 A Friend, J. S. - 0 1 A Friend, ti. - 1 0:1hato - - J. leltiA.o - - 0 1 .rt - 0 Beuj. II ...ad - I Taoism !Letter - I • W. W. - - I F.ll Jusittla - - 1 J. Tama - - 0 Wm. Flarell - 0 J. 1.. - - Lir. earoor.(lstSubscrip Lai). J.ll. Cramp. - 5 •• l:tx ird iloscoe 5 W R c..e T:ai s Rooth - 5 Cmciro able to the I Ilectiag, held at the ern ▪ 0 1'110::.S.1 kuids of Metor,. lirctum S. ►Bisii, Ito to -A • t.'0..• init Capital 2,318 A X6',o 4,099 U 6 A...... 1 548 het:ab his Friends and • time if they wish to pure the NEW IMTIEFt tarries ust the 1 Ith • of N bias only 5,003 Narohsts, .01104 , . • Tickets and Shares are. Nkhed Offices where Pe plied with Ti ckets ne Sh. or Carriage p .id)itecony or Ca,h, t., No. 4, C 01241111.1 • 6,51.1, the last X 20,09.1, 1001. an A LI. IN I QWIFT awl CO. r Public, that the who *quill he drawn no ST ef Next Month, when in the immeare sum of TWO distriboted in Prises of r; (spittle, among which al 1 irk-ts and Shares are Offices, Nit. 11, Poultry ; 31, %Id,: .t. High-street; the Lottery were sold EW STATE L 1 1 one Day, 14th Feh 4 4 11 • 4tl 11 96 5,001 Prize.: This Lottery is upon II Illy of 5,000 Numbers (I are Four 'rickets of cash 'milled to whatever Pri; for instavce, if No. 1 eh. the four rkkets of that N ae.0,000 making, in the v shares will he e Ticke4a anl aharas are 5, 5 0 5 0 .0 I. 3 0 0 pia • 0 d= 20 V 2Q 2 2 0 1 - ei 1•110 1 1 In l 1 11 1 1 1O 9 1 1 0 o 7 6 o 96 's EXCEI.LENT HOIiSIi.HOLII•FURNITURE, NEAIt- I.Y W, LITTLE LAS TCH EAP, near BOTOLI)11- LANE. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Meskrs.4 K INN ER and Co. On the Premises, No. 15, Little Eastebenp, Gracechurch street, TO-KIORREI W e at Eleven o'Clock, rir[lii; Valuable 110USEHOLD -;FUR NI. 1 • TURE, made in the present Fashion, and.of the best Manufacture, new within a few Months, the properly of CHARLES ARNOLD WATTS, Esq..dereased. The Furniture cotnpriaes two elegant four -pest :Bedsteads, and Chintz-pattern Funtiiures, lined' and fringed ; Ile.b, Blan kets, and Redding ; several Sets of excellent Mahog uty Dining-roma Chairs, annoys which are 14 Tr..falgar Chairs, covered with blue Morocco nod plated Moulditws ; two handsome Sofas; capital set of patent Mahogany Tables on Castors; rich Turkey, Brussels, and KidderminsterCarpets, of different sizes ; handsome Pier, Chimney, and Dressing Glitsses; inAilt Frames; superb framed Mirrors; IVardrobe; Secretary and Bookcase; Card, Pembroke, and' Dining Tables; Tea, Cuffee ntkl Table Servivs; some good Paint ing.; three very elegant French Drawing-roam Window Curtains, lined with blue, aad fringed; with utipseroasother Articles, Kitca.!li Requis.tes, &c. dtc. The Whale muy be viewed the Mornings of Sole, when Cluto;ognei ma , he had at the Brid4e-Ward Coffee-honse, Itraceekurch-street; and of the Auctioneers, Newinton- Batts. ALE anti PORTER BREWERY in the NORTH of ' ENGLAND. To he SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, A Very Capital ALE and PORTER BREW .4I. ER r, constructed upon the most nppruved plau for the saving of manual labour, and capable of brewing with ease Ted Thousand Barrels of Ale and Porter annually ; two Malt-houses adjoining, in which between Two and Three Thousand Quarters of Malt might lie made in the season.— There Mt- upwards of twenty Poldk-houses attached to the Trade, and there ure frequent opportunities of adding to thc k number. Tat situatim to tontsgvinig tallier most exteniii* island navigation is the kingdom, giving fogiiky to Abe Man of property mid enterprise to egtend the tea& (which ha, been a irried on ulna the - Premises Ric sclera vats) to al- r. - posto„or) to AleArs.. n.w. , and Scrivens, Earl-street, tilackfriars. l'ati of the purclialw-gruocy way remain un security of the Premise*, if required. MIDDLETON, Pocket-Book and Black •Le respell Maker to tie King and Prince of Wales, ,it theOrIAM Manittetery, No. 162, Strand,opposite New castin-strgett bar kale to recommend to the Peblic his genu ine BLACK. LIAO PENCILS, whose superior excellence ha, been for more than 50 year' universally acknowledged ;- sod Penci Is for dreasjpg ia colours (of a late hives:den), Tu die anguish his Pencils fining countcrfeits,the mark which wasfor inerlv only hlidciteino, is now changed to N. Middleton, and the direction, 161, Strand, London, stamped on each Pencil. An extensive assorteesent of Pocket-books and TOrtmd-cases, elegantly entwined in gold, silver, and plain; a complete us sort:nem of Travelling, Writing, and 1/ressing-cases ; Gen tlemen's Pocket Commodes, containing every article fin shaving and dressing; l'ortable Writing and Dreseing-desks, and Boxes, in nethopny, satiu-wood, leather, &c.; Writ hing-paper, extra fine cat large Pena, fine Irish road Datch Sealing-Wax, and 'di kinds of Stationary Portable nod Counting-house Letter Copying Machines. These machines, by whirr' writing may lie expeditiously and clearly cppled are brought by N. Middleton to the strong perketton, and comprised in a mahogany case, which forms a complete ROUIC IA) small,as to be of the greatest convenience to those who travel; others of n size and form to matter the purposes of a complete weretaire. A large assortment of !{axon. and all kinds of fine Cutlery. SJAMES BRANSCOIII3 and CO. are k... 7 now sellinc TICKETS and SHARES, in the NEW STATE LOTTERY. to he drawn the 14th of Fehruarv,,i Itslo, all in ONE DAY. at their Lucky Oakes, No. Si,l Combat, No. 11, ituiboni, No. 3R. Haymarket, and No. 149, Str,ind. where they End the unprecedented good Far tuae to distribute lo the Public, in the la 4 Three Lotteries alone. the following Capital Prizes ' in Shares, namely No. '2,613 9,133 14,91 . 7 .510 Iltt,tXt) 1B,ltB With the o...ind Capital Prise of 1,11119 Ticket,,, No. 3,6111, which divided amongst the Fortunate Holders £24,765, it,- dependent of many £l,OOO, 101, dee. Ike. where likewise the First 41511.1/10 Prise, the rude se4)4hk) Prim., and the last £15,0110 Prize, evern hared to thus State Lottery, were ; sold in Thirty-one Shares. The above PriPplfielOrd earnestly reertmetead an early per thaw in the present LoiterN. being no the same msteh approv ed plan as the last, when nearly every Ticket was sold, as they presume a scarcity of Tickets 'and Shares will be expe rienced, from the merits of - the 'plan being more generally kouwo. Scbente ih this Paper. l'riles paid on.demand. . • uni; oar 16.0iloess; new, by Midler Guineas, Only 60 Guineas, and warranted. • • BREWSTER'S LECTURES. This Day were published, In one Volum, See. price 11). 6d. Boards, L ECTURES on our LORD's SERMON on the MOUNT. By JAMES BREWSTER, Minister at Craig. • Edinburgh Printed by 4 . Ballantyne and Co. for Jobn Murray, k. and C. Itivington, J. Iluteliard, It. Ogle, mid T. Hamilton, Landon; and Oliphant and Balfbar, - Browa and Crumble, and J, Ogle, Edinburgh. .. PRINCIPAL BROWN'S POEM. This Day was published, Ta Two Volurneir. foolscap Oro. price 14s. ealYtillaat* : l' lien MEMO:N . ; or, the Progress of , A ' l 4} 'WILLIAM LAW bil as tl,rjA 8R01C2 11 4 INltpcipal 4_ blasclKhulC.4o.l4 ligag a ti% Ediaburgb s Printed by Joan Ballautyise aid Cup_ 101 l Loognian, Mimi, aul Rees r['. 40d C. It ivierue, .1. Murrell. acid Verour and Hood, Loudon; an.l Oliphant mid Balfour, aisd Brown and Crotabie, Ediobwrgh. ~ r. l ' Y .~ E4ST INDIES. FROM THE BOMBAY COURIER OF SEPT: 11 . GENERAL ORDEES RV nix IiON..TIIE GOVERNOR IN COUNCIL OF MADRAS. " All Civil and .Military Officers exercising the authority under the Goverument of Fast St. George, having been directed to considecoll corps' moving without orders as in a state of rebellion to* the Government, and to offer every practicable obstruction to their progress, the lion. the Gover nor in Council is pleased to direct, that timely no. tice shall be given by Officers commanding divi sions to the different Collectors and Magistrates,. through whose districts any troops wider their or. ders may have to march, in order that sucb.Cul lectors and Magistrates may be prepares! to afford the supplies and assistaace to those conic :which they would, without such notice, considest theme selves bound to withhold. 46 The Governor in Council is further plowed to direct, that the nogco. to tie Civil Offiaere shall distinctly specify thostilestegth and descrits tion of the corps or party moving, and the woe of the talker in charge of tlea same, who must produce a written order, with a translation on.the back of it in the consume language of the slis trict, signed by the Officers commanding. the. di vision • without which, tic native servants of the Civil-officers will withhold all supplies, and ow pose every impediment to the march of the corpse 44 By Order of the Hon. the Gov. in -Council, (Signed) "A. FALCONAR, Chief Sec. to Gov. " Madras, 7th Sept." " GENERAL ORDERS. tr 44 The declaration required front the &venous, Commissioned Officers of the'Honostrable Corn,- pany's service, by the order of the 26th July last,- having been tendered to the Methcal.Oilieers at several stations of the army, and refused by sonic of them, in consequence of which they have been removed from the exercise of their functions, the Governor in Council is pleased to publish, that it vas never intended that the Medical Officers . should be called upon to sign the declaration in question, which is in no wise applicable to them, and to direct that all those who may have been re moved from their duties do immediately return to their stations, and resume the duties of (Madras Gazette, Aag.,19.) 46 The Madras Gazette of the 2d of September. contains an Address to the Governor, Sir G. H. Barlow, from leieut.-Colunel Davies, the Officer commanding in the Mysore, dated fro.m the camp near Se'ringapatatn, on the 17th of August, ex piessing le warm language sentiments of obedience to the Government, of allegiance to the King, and determination to protect the authority of both: It is sitined Henry Davies, Lieut.-Colonel, Mantling the troops in Mysore; 11. Gibbi, Colonel 59th rciiinent i fur self and Moor, of G:o • • 26th of My, Sir t›, Ratios, peck . a Declaration to the ,Officers, for their sig. nature. It was a kind of Test. The Officer was required to declare on his honour " that he would obey and defend the Government, agreeable to the tenor of his commission." Those who refused (a trek majority) were deprived of all military authority, removed from their respective corps, and exiled to a certain limit on ihe sea coast, where ' they still remain. The cause was a dreadfwl one. Sir George Barlow called to his nil) all the King's rOgitivents from Bombay and Ceylon, and placed. tbe. King's Officers in command of the native regi. meats, in all the posts and places not in the hands of the insurgents ; and two armies marched, to the northward and westward, to reduce the ill.fated men to obedience. On the 2d of Septeniber We received iutelligence that the Officers who hill seized Seringaoatam (headed by Colonel John Bell, of the artillerf) had surrendered, and are all prisonets to the King's troops, under Colonel Davis, of the 25th light . dragoons. The natives (I mean the poor deludepepoys) are returning to their obedience; they, indeed, were in no respect implicated in the cause, nor can the Officers be justified in seducing them to rebellion. We learn, also, that4oOfficers of thellyderabad subsidiary .force (the most violent u( all) have given up the idea of resistance, and await their fate in misery and despair ; I fear many of them n ill he- ow. sated; tkiugb a lenient sentiment toward! them gettellpyrexails here. It is stated that 23 Ctlfi.. in the contest ; but there are hopes, koertioes,,tbataouto thee gctt *vitt) Stsringapt • 44 know only of tvfo left wounded in thP k SUMP ftweLtd`Latqb.s—of_ titsL„S:ll na. -- tiftnrirelie filar. it ft cr. wards died. Major Storey, of the Ist hattaJion of the 19th native infantry, remains in possession of Masulipatam, and Col. O'Reilly, of Sankerry Droog. Many other places are in the !tads of the Issurgent Olken: The army, eotninanded by Asila Conran, of the Royal Regiment, is very nu .olUtOus and strong. It coursists.alinost entire:y of . King's *troops." TOE .MARKETS. ~. . UM:MIDGE. . . Cortrlaspeerhea Reteen.—TllVßlDa Ir, JAS. 25. & Wheat, i}er load c2cl. —s. to 291. • Earley, per tiu:Lftzt 3v —d. to 4.:b. —A. Oats Tis: Sho. —d. Beam .........4"iii. -d. to 681. -d. Peas . 3;i . 7 . -d..to 565. -d. . • :-..viso:-..... ' -*‘• •'• 1., PRICE 01' 1101'S. 1A OS. ' POCKETS. • ,-: goat, 41. 10s. to 51. 54. Kent, 41. Ito. to 61. las. esters, 41. Os. to 41. 10.. Sasses, 51. lbs. to 41. lite. Lars, 41. Os. to N. Us. Farabam, 81. Os. to lid. Us. , --...........- PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW YESTEIIDAY.c - ST. JAMEY'S. WISITIScuArer,. '",: Hay, 41.45. (id. to 61. 64. I Hay, 51. 55. t . 61. 12v.. Straw, 21.125. ild. to 31.35. 1 Clover, 61. I. to 71. INI. Straw, '2l. 12s. to 31. U. • NEWGATE AND . LEAI)ENIIALL MARKETS. (By the Carcase.) • Bets( -3s. - ed. to :is. O. Veal ss. ed.' to *7s. 41. Matta 4s. 4d. to ss. 2d. 1 Pork ss. 1id.h..,t0 is. 4d. , . . r- PRICE 01' 'FALLOW, &c. St-James's : Market ..as 2tl Town Tallow SS. ad 0'.41111 (rare.Marketl,' -Od Yellow Russia 81s Od 110.0 d • whitechapel Market 4. bid White ditto .. Ms Ud Oth Od . per .t. of 81b. ' 9s 80 Mehing.Stelf.. 68, Od Ott. (id Average 4s 10d Ditto rough .. 44 s Od thatiOd Graves Good Dregs y l oiltsw Soap, 991 7 -Mottled. 101-!Pieccs, Oas Od-Card 112s-Costile £7. 7s a £B. las. Price of Candies, per dozen, 131 OH..Moulds, 14s 01 -•1 1 . 8 0-- 417 . RAW 11.11)Eg. . . Rest Healers and Steers (per Or d inary Is. lad. to 9i. ad. , atmae) Vs. Sd. to Ss. al. 'Market Golf Its. at. eac h eliddlags'.2s- 4d. to Ys. 64. Eng. Horse Its. t:. 16s. W , .. i • su&'p Skins - Sv. Od. to 6.. W. PRICE ON 01? LEAVIER. ' Hutto, 50 to 5.71h5. each - 204.1 to r14..1 per lb. Ditto, 56 to n6lbs. each 1 2Sti to 2la . AL:rehaitts' Racks - Iflid to '214 . 'Dressing Ilidil -18 d to IVO Fine Coach Ilides -196 d to •21a Crop Hides Sb to 401hs for cutting led to Dd. Dint', ' 45 to 501hs. - 1711 t:. !turd . Calf Skins fv'd to , k'ilis. - t6:l to 344 c! *-.4' Ditto 'SJ to LO.s. •' - :Al to 404 .11 v Ditto 70 to 80(0t. - Sid to ;al . Small Seals (Greenland) - 3s. to Ss. 2d. . r l.: •' ' r " Large ditto 100 s to 15(1. per dozen. .. ...Y...110'i • Tahoed Horse Ilides - led to 214 .. . : ..• e COAL MARKET. . . -iro•,.. i Ships at hisrket. , Snips .sold. 13 Newcastle • 2 ' 2 ----- •• • C.d. to Ws. Od e f 5 Sunderland I St. David's ... . I Cialeri. . ... 1 .. 4Vs. 0414 -----.- gbloncl Ex.r.107,4 Nottingleatoz bate ptifeliatteti • Mr. i l 'ocKLl N GTO .vi 's mansion at Wintliorpc, with about 1 . 00 , aerqs arottatrit, • for 15,000 giliSeili * he wookto be talcen .it a Fe` rate valaatioo l sod very tree to be valued at one chilling. . A TIIE ESTABLISHED CHURCH AND DISS.ENT.EK/S. This Day was published, Price Is. ALETTER to SIR JOHN NICIIOLL Derision against a Clergyman for refeslng to burg the Child of a Dissenter. With a Preface, addressed to the Archbishops and Bishops of the Church. Primed for Stockdale, Jun. 41, Pall-Mall. Where may be had, Price 10s. 6d. THE LIFE OF ST. NEOT, Eldest Brother of Alfred the Great. • By the Rev. JOHN WHITAKER, B. D. • TOWNIIILL HOUSE, near SOUTHAMPTON.. V ;Unable MATERIALS, Modern and Elegant, . . To be SOLD by AUCTION, By fir.()ltGE lIOOKEY, Oa the Premises, au Tuesday. Mardi 6, and following Days IU Luis, CIONSISTING of licit/sonic siz.,Pannelled don. ALI hie and single Doors. of the Alubpgitnn Mahogany S ish-s (if large dimensions. glated vita Plate Glass; other well finished Donors and Sashes; beautiful (rich carved) Sta tuary, veined. and dove Marble Chimney Pieces, highly po lished, japanned. and cast-front Register Stoves ; Purilancl stave Pavement. with black marble dots; the well-Sited Bookcases of the Librnrs, deal Floors; itte. , he main TIMMER:I. Malinstock and other BRICKS, PORTLAND-STONE STAIRCASES, POR,TII.O, &c. will he sold the tint week in April. N. B. There nee some beautiful Spots in the Park and on ' the Estate for huil.lin,; ; and O. Hookey hug directions to communicate any proposals to the PrOprietdr; either to pur chase or to build ou long Leases. Cottages Oruee; fur cue use of Labourers. are in great re que.l in the neighbourhood. ;inter Carriage to London within a quarter of a mile of the l'semises. Particulars will be read . , for delivery by Thursday-nest ; and *ay bebad talk. dd. each, by applying to Messrs. Blake and W bite, No. 14. Evwx-strect. Strand. Landon George Apesdalr, New Inn, Wesiond, near Southampton; and of the Auctioueer. • it. leis other Clothes were; bi - tie - Ci . vist i ,sivierpeil elegantly and superbly biseackllals, large Volume!, mortis 9,0, The following extract of a letter ft OloffiParod._bkos e owl s l blt llvocs .ite itaawsii- , Guineas, will he snlit ler_leitissiarai, reses si „ she nail, atch, vrltllliokist tertstwismerw s- twtotto ay Wait kr WOIIMUTIMIWaiIIIMIL . ;nefaythriv eri ut el Wars of the i Ile by 44 6raybaret stud asvey, Strand," Number uew, for 25 Niue/tat also s capital Gr. . Mao ' %Wriest' at po l io :-.,.. Oh a gold cloths. and. It Is believed, one buildl new, by the AM Maker in Landau, siaally said 18 r 80 "On the 26th ofJety MY George sat was made by " Bickn e ll, Itond.strem." Guineas, only 60 Guineas, and warranted. t , - .. seated a Declaration to th e ,Offi cers , fr.NT _4101.111144101. Par URN ITU aE,N E A It- W, LE EASTCHEAP, near 110101.1•11- I :MONEY MATTERS. nature. .It was a kind of T e st. 'l'h 4 LITT - A .GENTLEMAN abovo the common el a n of required to declare on his honour s! t TO BE SOLD BY: AUCTION, .nh.. Murry-lenders, who bas for numv years carried oa but obey and defend the Government ) By Messrs..6K INN ER and Co. sines to general satisfaction, has large Sums of Money reltd the tenor or his commission." Thom taiiecv,- No. IS. Little liastchrap, Gracechurch- to advance on Annuity, or on Bills, or Notes of Hand, or any eet, TO-MORROW. At Eleve n o 'Cl oc k, o ther Security. (wgreat majority) were d e p r i ve d t Valuable HOUSEHOLD -:FURNI. Apply to Mr. Walsh, No. 40, Upper Mary-le-bone-street, • authority, removed from their reap RE, made in the present Fashion, and.of the best near Titchtield-street, and a card will be g iven to his kut:s,e,. and exiled to a certain limit on the set within a minute's Walk. .e, new a Rhin it few Months, the property of S ARNOLD WATTS. Esq..deceased. The w Letters (post paid) immediately answered.—Ladles ache- they mill remain. The cause was a ....,, ratter, single or married, may be aeeowssodated. L Sir George Barlow called to his aid rouvrities two elegant fear-pest . Bedsteads. ~.... 1 . ) , h el„ S m o toout, may employ wens ersons v o bay , se, n lay tern Furaiturzs, lined' and fringed ; Reis, Blau-- reitiMents from Bombay and Le lot to great advantage.. Redding ; several Sets of excellent Mallatinv