The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-08-01 00:00:00

-~~ _~_ __~ GENERAL SARRAZIN. The following letters appeired• in The Times Newspaper of this morning. * The General's l4ter to Ms Relative, will be found very curious and in teresting. We are ansious to see Ms letter to the French Emperor : " SIR, " London, Jely 1810. " Being one of your subscribers, I request that you will insert in your journal a letter which I have written to my uncle, to enable him; to ap. preciate the pretended letter of Madame Sarvaiin. " The moment my answer, to the other scurri lities of Bonaparte is printed, I shall take care to send you a copy, for the purpose of your publish ing such parts as you may think proper. 66 I have the honour to be, Sir, " Your most humble servant, "To the Editor of The Ti*es, Loodoo. " SARP-AZIN." COPY OF A LETTER FROM GENERAL SAREAEIN TO HIS UNCLE ) /111. TISCHZR ) A MEILCUANT IN Y.EEDS. •' SIOST IiONOVRED UNCLE, 44 As the letter attributed to Madame Sarrszin must have alarmed you, I hasten to write toYnn, in order to tranquilize you with - regard to 'the fate of my spouse. 44 Previous to my departure from'ticialovst4 took care to make a solid provision:for heksup. , port, and remitted her a yearn allowance in ad.= 'sauce. I cannot gipe you farther information on this head at the present moment. • 66 Madame Sarrazin is in possession of ,her fa. mily property, which .1 never totsched. A well• furnished house and wardrobe, a number of joy_ els, and other valuables, completely attest the sincerity of my attentions, and my attachment for her and my son. " Bonaparte may confiscate what I. have left, at Boulogne ; Madame Saunas, I *duce prim; does not stand its need of it. • 46 I challenge Bonaparte to publish the letters written to my son. Bonaparte wishes to got that child within his grasp. This is the object of the letter, which was either fabricated; or extorted by the violence of his agents from Madame Satre. zits, an excellent, but delicate and timid woman*, 66 Bonaparte makes my wife say, that I have; been deranged these seven years. He represetiek her as a native of Switzerland, though he per. fectly well knows that she is au' English woman; having been bora at Exeter. " My reply to Bonaparte will not appear until, the 6th of August, in consequence of a. delay in. the printing: I shall take care to send you a copy of it. The followink fact, which is not: stated in it, will furnish )ou with a key to,the hatred which Bonaparte bears 'towards me. " Ten years se, Madame Murat proposed to sue to do as many otter Generals had duce, who had dismissed the wives theyhad married in forties] countries, for the purpose, of 'espousing Fran** loess s. Tisis. was at spend dinner shelave,, ful+ lowed by a ball. Xecterne Copan, according to, pub& rancour, Bonaparte's Mistre'si of the Re: vets, was thbte, teith a number of the Most faset., seating of her nymphs. I answered that I was honest man, and would keep eorwife. On my relays ' from St. Domingo, witithee't was sent only. in-the expectation that I sbouldithere find my grave, I was coldly received, and givee-to onderstaad, that the religion, u well as the decade's of Madame Sari razin, presented her being received it , Court: . Madame Murat also refused to receive her. My spouse-signified a wish to visit her Parents, who reside In Switzerland ; and Bonaparte having or, dered me to set off, to take, ;he command in the Isle of Cadiand...to direct her to join ase, would have been to sacrifice both her and my sun to a climate much more pestilential than that of the Isle of. Walcheren. From that moment I adopted the resolution to quit the service of Bonaparte, and formed such arrangemenli as to make their fate independent of mine. But for *my wishes to accomplish this object, I should have been in England upwards of a year ego. 66 What enrages Bonaparte against me is, that he cannot tell the public that I am a coward, a plunderer, or a blockhead. My remarks will prove to him that I sun neither a madntan, nor a bad husband. Though my father-in-law, in consequence of his tosses in trade, has been able to give (ity half the dowry promised me, lE am not, on that ac count, the less faithful to My eugagement,i. " Neither" icofiay, Aor the desire of richei l shall ever make' me KO for a divorce. 44 As Bonsilate lattjis tribe opened, it was requisite that miCurtespontlettee Should, in ea erYies pec t, bean contlnclal s as not only to oc casion* no suipicions, ,bet.also to dissipate such as might be occasioned by malice or indiscretioi. 'I know that Bonaparte is no less cunning than he is wicked. I bed to regulate my actions and my writings accordingly. Be has beau pi, dupe; and it is the mortification he fee/ t o:ow that score, no less than _his fear 'of seeing himself completely . elpokul, in consequenci of the knowk-dgik which I- have: had these Meets years of - ail that has !.cased in the interior of his 'amity, 'which has been , the cause . of the ridi. cult:poi reports-he has published respecting me. . 6 ' Until I can' have the pleasure of seeing yen and your family, I beg you will accept the ho mage of my sincere devotion. . 66 I have the lasnour to be, &e. (Signed) SARRAZIN." A few days ago as the workmen were digging a cellar adjoining the City of Antwerp Inn, Dover, they discovered several human bones, and at length a chalk-stone, which had beed hollowed out to contain a human head, which appeared to have been decapitated, as the stone was adapted to receive the neck part. The skeleton of the head was nearly perfect when first discovered, the teeth in the jaws quite perfect; bet after it bad been wood to the air fur a few boors, it mouldered away to dug. • .' ~-, mo,.••••=,• .I•VPIP•rt , - - N 4 di INTELLIGENCE. .- Frio* Me LONDON' Ga.rgi44 7 . PORYSKOUTE I JULY 31:—Sailed Oto Naiad, 36 gnus, Captain Hill; feller atathltipff Cher.. bouts; RUleassjus sloop:4f war, fort•Gaiernsey, , with eonvex . iikspii. scbSioner„uu a cruise.;. and the Phearasstskiop of war, for PlyisiOtli,..,. ; . Arrived last evoninutbe Cornet store-shlPs from Riode isitelitOtftertittuikce If teii:lii4lif and ; merchant schooner front Lisbon ; she krigp o no news since the had Ciudad ItbdritBo ". PLYssouvs, JULY 30.—Arrived his Whjaily's ship Seine, 32 guniifroin a cruize off Brest; Sterling, Coulson, (late Master) taken by La Dame .Ernouff, French privateer, of 18 guns and 130 men, the 25th inst. and recaptured off Brest by the Seine frigate; Sparkler, Brown,.. from Prince Edward's bland ; Eagle, Gillies, and . Diana, Boag, both from Halifax ; Little Sally, Brown, and Ajax, Brown, both from Quebcc t with timber for this place;. Arnerian brig Wimp, from New-York to Bourdeaux, with several pas. ,stingers, detained by the Emerald frigate; his Majesty's ship President, .32 guns, from the Brazils ; Portuguese 'ship, • Naira S. Thiaga t Capt. Olivia, from .Bahisyl.witb . cotton, hides,. sugar, and•tObacco, for Londbn. Passed up Cliunuel the Friends, Boardman, from - Lisbon. • Sailed the'.4clire cartel for MOrlair, with some .mete; Womeri and children. .. •0:- ii , Dezennsg4tree4 /* it: . • .'; Dispatches) If which the following . are' et. teams wore yesterday received at hoed Liverpool's oaks addressed to his' Lordship by . Lieutenant: General Loid Viscount W e llington :•:—; Extract of it Diiptitch from Lieuteriont-fleneral Lord count Wellington to the Earl of Liverpool, listed /Orem, July 11, 1810., • The enemy passed the Agara in force on ,the Mclynirig of the 4th instant, and obliged Brigadier General' Cianfurd total back with his advanced guiefeto . the . neighbourhoodof the fork of. La 01;001111m which bad been occupied by A part. a the third division of infantry. . In making this movement, Captain ICranken. burg Mid Cornet Cordeumn, at the hued pf .a small. body Of the Ist hussars, had an opportunity of 'distinguishing themselves, by making 'a, gallant charge upon ituperior body,of thi enemy. . , • Wort mentioning theist; hussars, it, is but jus. tice to inform your .E4ordship, thit they have been with the chanced guard ihretighout.the winter, and have performed their duty 41 t h e most satisf sc tory manner. ;• •• . .. .•• . • ,The 3d !Attrition of Poetragneseidrasseers, tin e dec . Lieutenant-Colonel Oleg, had also an, upper, tuniiy . of strewing tbear Steadiness. during this movement of the advanced guard,. and the...skir.. mishiog of the enemy which atteadcrl it..tie Jr.. ~ ,The Ist hussars had ,file men ,aulthipla,bianee woundedognd the lath light dragoons' three hones, killed. • • • - • , Atreus, Jell 114 • . 1 . MVO I wrote to your Lordship this 457, 1 hat e, reeeiveda report that Ciudad Rodrigo surrendered ' to the enemy yesterday evening. There Was I' large practicable breach in the place; and the enemy had made preparations ler a storm ; when Marshal Ney having offered terms of capitulation, the-garrison surrendered. • ' The enemy took up their ground before this place on the 28th April ;- they' invested it com. pletely on the lltkof June, and opened their fire upon it on the 24th of June ; and, adverting to the nature end position of the place, to the defici ency and defects of its works, to the advantages which the enemy had in their attack Open it, and to the numbers and formidable equipment by which it was attacked, I consider the defence of Ciudad Rodrigo to have been most honourable to the Go vernor, Don Andres Hervasti, and its garrison, and to h,ave been equally creditable to the arms of Spain 'with the celebrated deftnce of other 'places by which this nation has been illustrated during the existing contest for' its independence.. There was 'an affair' between our pieiinets and therm of the enemy thii morning, in which the enemy lost two officers arid . 31 then, and twenty nine hones . prisoners.. We have had the misfor. , tune to • lose Lieutenat . Culonel Talbot, and eight .. men of the 14th Light - Dragoons killed, and 1 twenty.thiee men wounded'. ' - ..,—...,,,. • His Majesty's brig Peacock; .with, a lip con, voy (or die Downs. • JULY 31. This morning arrived the Auckland packet, Captain Bridge, from Heligoland, with mails and passengers. . • STAMM C NT . or Tile DISTItiIIUTI ----- ON it :as BRITI S H NAVAL FORCE. 4 • A • 114.. Z;r P9Prili:443q3li4l • • 1 • 1 • ; ..g 4 „.... Pig ..,1- ..., -. TIP; - ...0 tt'o• • 11- 5 i . v 2. 2 - •#.- e t 1 . § .a >. 1 21-.°51 .- ~." T I T • 2 ,-.. t3 . %.1 Itr - • • •• .1 1 - I" ' P 2 1 Fr A 't ••••• . • • fa • • -• A . I . .. • • p - t ~,,.:' • ~.;': .: A 3. •44-.: :-: : I. •• i -.• • xi i - , A . tg p v.— • r „ 4. • „ ris r. . • • • . . ft - •a , : •• . • „„, OS • .... • 7.' t•• .•• •I, fA, •' .. , .. •• ' ••• *0 •...A., 040 Ov oc 5 .. Or Jil l *a oil 1.4 !Arnie./ f• h ,. ,*C I I to'ddlif Ie• • •ddmirdty Office - July Si.. This day, in prtisuaneti e? the Ring's *wire, the following FlatOffreireo his MaAsty's Fleet were prooioted, • - , • ADMIRALS 'Of the *Hitt, hkellingtoe turwisge, Esg.; George Menge, Esq.; Right Hun. George Lord Keith, K. B.; James Pigott, Esq.; Right Hen. Wm. Lord !fatback; Thomas, Med:pane l ER.; and Sir Roger Curtis, Bart. To be ADMIRALS of the RED. • - ADMIRALS of the BLUE, William Young, Esq.; Right Hon. James Lord • Gambier; Philip Patton, Esq.; Sir Charles Maurice Pole, •Bart. • John Leigh Douglas, Esq. s Swiney, Esq. i•Gttat; Edmund Nugent. Esq.; Charles Powell Hantittue.•Ertl• ; Edmund, Dod, .Esq. • Sir Charles • Cotton,. Batt.; -Juba' Thomas, Esq. ; Jamal Brine, ' ; Sir Erasmus (lowfr, KM.; John Holloway, Esq. ; and GeOrge Wilion, Esq. ' • • • To he- ADbIIRA LS of the 'WHITE. VICE-ADMIRALS of the RED, • • • ' Sir Charles Hears. Pantie, Bart.; 'Him. Tholes, -Paltew ham; Robert Deans, Esq. ; James Hawkins •Whitshed, I Esq.; Arthur Kem, Esq. ; Smith Child, Esq .; Thomas Taylor,. Esq. ; Sir John Thomas Dockyard), K. B.; Sir RebertCalder, Ban.; Hon. Cranfleld Berkeley: - Thomas West,'E.A.; James D George ouglas, ; Peter Aplin,i • Esq. ; Henry Savage, Esq. ; Bartholomew Sankel Row ': ley, .Ests. ; Rich ard Bickerton, Bart.; aid George . Roves, Esq. • • To be ADMIRALS of the BLUE. • VICE-ADMIRALS of the WHITE,' Robert Modtagu, Esty.r.-John Fergana Eq.; Edward Edwards, Esq.; and Sir John Burks; Warren, „Bart.. and K. B. • Tn he ADMIRALS of the BLUE. • • VICE-ADMIRALS of the WHITE, .• . Edward Tyree! Smith, Esq.; Sir Thomas Grase.s, "B;i• Thomas Macnaniant Russel, Esq. ; Sir Henry Ttellope,!, Ent.; Sir Henry .Edwys Stanhope, Bart.; • Rabert• ...WDotsull; Esq. ; Billy Douglas, Erq , ; John Wickey, Esq. : John' 'Flo, Esq.; John Knight, Esq.; Edward :TharabPraa, &hit I Bog. Genpsaa Edwards, Esq.; George irlir l %l , ; Esq. ; Arthur , • . t'an'sl Sir - Winans Geo.ge Fairfax. Kot. s'• übe VICE-ADMIRAUS of She RED. VICE-ADMIRALS of the BLUE, IlliPigoesSeosret, Raaraue R. 4 11.v t ThommtlYnirN. Esq. kart ..Albemarle *hie, Esq.; Right Hon. Wus. - of North ' Osk• K. B.; lames Vashoq, - Esq.; Thesuplyells, Esq. ; • M SW Edward frellew;• Ran. • • • . Ttlagar IC E-ALIP&I RAU of the RED; s VI4E-ADMIRALS of the BLUE. Sir wart Co(o, Alan, LJeite ,A i tte v r. Baks . its rifil•°sr bah, Ea: ; Ritftet Mager; . ; Child verrb, • Req. ; Tkophilones, Esq. ; it baker.. ; BOW W.ollteleY) EM.. Jobn Musky, Esq. ;* George : ligatrait r Robert Murray. Esq.; 'Mun.W• AfEit. Cochrap;Kcll. %and lobb - Markham. Er+. • :Tiibi VICE-ADMIRALS erase WHITE.' • • ;• t ,RRAR-AllollRAteaf thfi . SIM; '• • • thartes Stlithsg,4.4. r ,be •ihe WIATR, • ILEARIADMIKALS of tlte•Rti,,,',:' .• , • Henry • D'Esterre B*CEdward D ire; George Palmer,`O'Bryet Esq. ; 'William Embryos% ; Japes Alms, Esq. ;'Elkb Hm , say". $ 7 4.5.; lie 'Edmund Nagle • • 11; t. ;John • Wells, slisq.; itAthatil • Esq. ; an d warp Martie lli Est • ••• .• '• . ;•; ' To be V -ADIIIIRA,II.II . of the BLU▪ E. • ' •REAR-ADNIRALSOf the ItED, , . I Sir Richard John Starter, Batt. ited-K. B. ; . Sir Sidney Smith. K _nt. Them lintkey, Esq..; Nathan Brunton. Esq ; Hancock • Kelly, 4101- i.jobe. sebssek, Esq.* teat •Ifan. Michael De Covey, • To he VICE-ADMIRALS of the BLUE. • • - REAR-ADMIRALS of pbe• WHITE, William Bentinck, Esq.* Paul iliacbia,. 'Ely:. is Philip D'Ativergne. Prkee of Bindles; sad Jobe Hunter, Esq. To he V ICE-ADMIRALS of the BLUE. REAR ADMIRALS'oriIte Francis reader. Eft.; Wilber Albany Otway, Esq. George Luntsdaine - , Esq.,; Sir S amuel Hood, Bart- and- K. B.; Henry Nicholls, Eiq. • Herbert Sawyer, Esq.; Davidge Geoid, Ss, . Sit itichard •Gotid win Keats, K. B. ; .Robert Deverea; - anceart. Esq.; Sir Edward ßoller, rt. s Honourable °bort Ste:Wahl s Mark Re trains,. Esq. ; Thomas Revell *leers, Esq. i ?rand Piehosore Esq.; Jahns Stephens Mono Iloq..; and John Mikes, aq. To be REAR-AEOLURALSettIit RED; .• • ••• • i g 1 so 0:6 +" wao s.. OVItZli • • ... - --... • ' " . . • ' .!. , . . }- ''' / . . . _ . . , _ . • grAT PS TAB - • , • • . RBAII , ;APMIR4jiIIof-thelstap,, • • i WlMaio • Leeitsete,,Esq,l"nminslPisley,.. E I Tyler, Fag. ; aad Robert 'Carthe. Hepatitis ll k - 4 " To be *BAR-ADMIRALS of the RED. • RIAlk-OlidtßALt 6r Ile BLUE. Robert Watson. Esq.; Right Honourable" Alan Hyde, 1,, w ; Gardner; Manlei liken, Esq.s. George Linaek, William . ,Mitchell, Esq..; 0 -erne Hart, ggp t mas Bettie, Fag. ; Boirley Bulteel, Esq.; Isaac George Manley; Esq.; John (Moro. Edniqnd Ctawley, Esq. ; Charles Boyles., Esq.; Sir .Willitons, Ent.; ThosuasHimiloo, Esq..; Sir Thom: 2 BooftlyiSThoolonn, Bart. ; and George Countess, L A . 'Ai Li liAil-ADMIRALS otlhe WHITE. Antrlhe undermentioned Captains wric also ap; pointed Flag-officers of his Majesty's Fleet, y'2,_ „mus kaagharae, Esq. ; William Hargood, Esq. ; G, orr ; Gregory. Esq. ; Joiw Ferrier, Esq.; Richard lort e .Ci . . ' n ary , Et.q. ; Robert Moorsom, Esq. ; Sir Charles llama= • ton, Bart.; Han. Henry Curzon ; Lawrence William Hal , sled, E4q. ; Edward Oliver Osborn, Esq.; Sir Neale, Mart.; Sir Joseph Sydney Yorke, K n t. ; Arthur Kaye Leg4e ; • Francis rayerman. Esq.. Itii4 n.mourahle n George Earl . of ; Thomitil4w4 Fremantle, Esq.; Sir FfafiCk . Laforey, Hot. t. Phil's -Charles Durham. Esq.; anti Israel Pelle , v •• To be REAR-AI)MIPALS of the Lu At/nib-aft, Of f ice, Julg 3t. The King has been ',lensed In appoint Brniatrain Hallo: !. well, George Jo:mistime Hope, Es.; ; the Lord Aurelius Beaueletc ; stud James Niutll M Cis, •Lii. Id • be Colonels in his Majesty's Royal Marine Fulcra, h c ot room of William Horgood , Esq.; Robert M.ool‘ , 111, EA / . Sir Charles Hamilton, art..; nod the lien. Healy Corm., appointed Flag-officers of his Majesty's Fleet. _ War Office, July 25. " • His Majesty hat been pleased to promote th' • otilkin•m g • *TS of. the Royal Marines, as underateutione.l‘. - s'. ‘ 7 t Cokop*-Amdrew • Burn, tole MAJOR-GRlCltali iw tki 44Y. • . 1.4 • cairtakir-ti-raui inns. Ephraim Boinford. Meteasint;' •• m emo Dad • William Harry; to hE Itisoas in tie Assets ... • BANKRUPTS. • ' T. Laycoek, Minories, slopseller, to Surrender Atii 4, 11; --.' Sept. 11, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attoiney, Mr. Adapt, :- 0141 Jewry. . . . 11. Moore. Broinky, tailor, Aug. 4; 11,Sept. 11,1 n twelve, at Guildhall; Attorney, Mr. Young. Syleond's Ina. s J. W. Ashwell, Colchester, grocer, Aug.:2l; ‘21., Sept. 11, : at ten, at the Red Lion, Colchester. Atiornies, Mr. Handl, 7 Colchester; and Mr. Pocock. Ely-place. Hfilborii. J. Fen, Kingston-upon-Hull, merchant, Aug. ti, 7, Sept. 11, areleven, at the .f)og and Duck, Kingtorimpon-Ilull. Attornirs, Mears. C rs. T. and . Frost; K ingstoaapon•llull. R. Bolton, lionise, Yorkshire, calico-catirtufacturer. Aug. 7, at five, 8, at nine, Sept.-31, at twelve, at the Sull's Head tom, Bradford. Attorney, Mr. Croiley. Brailfiord. P. Neale, Kingtnii; H erefordshire. tailor. Aug: 25, 27, Sept. 11, at eleyen,, the Oxfiird Arms Inn, Kiegten. Atom. •'s rues, Mr. J. tentri, Gray's Inn; and Mr. J. Stepbas., • Kinglet). • T. Hewett. ,J; Deriding, and J. Hewett; Cloth-fair, eho. tillers, Aug . 'll, Z. at eleven, Sept.ll, at four, iteGnildkall. • Attnrilics, - Illeisrs. Ilolicel trod Lowden, Clement's Inn; aLd Mr. Lampard, Warminster. ' D. Organ, Bristol, broker, Aug. 1, 15, Sept. 11, at twelve, at the /learner Tavern, -An flints-lane, Bristol. Anomie., Mr. James, Gray's I itspotmare ; and Mr..). Curodsh, Bristol 11. Ilarrison, 'York, rope-maker, Aug. 3, 4. Sept.ll, at eleven, at the George Inn, Kingston-upon-Dull. Annals, .31e,srs. Sykes and Knowles„ New-Inn; or Mr. Martin, Hall. M. Cooper, South Shields, merchant, Alig:2o, at four, 11, at eight, Sept. 11, at eleven, at the ciolden tl t.luit Ism, ;owl Shields. Attarnies, Mr. C. Bainbriiige,:s4 th Shields; awl • , Messrs. Bell and Brodrick„How- liaise. • •1 • J. Mitchell, Titchfield; litan-dniper, Aug. 7, 19, Sept. , . 'at eleven , at Guildhall. Attenties, Messrs. H Willis, Fait 4bnnie, mid Clarke,- Warn/Ord-court, l'hcogniurioastreet. W. Ittlefiljng, Binaiagitam, timber-inerchmtt, Aug. 14, 15, .. at twelve,"Sept. 11, at-ten, atibe Stork "fax:•rii, an the swum., ;. - liiiiitiogitautt" .lAt amines, Alder.. Owen and Hicks, Bardafs :,buildings; apd /It, Bess. ick, - Birmingham. • . : J. Gould - -, Ifarvrngton Worce.4ersbire, piper -miumfacts. rer, Aug: 21;:affettr, '2i, Sept; 11, •at eleven at the Croon, 'Evesham.- Attornies, Stea rn .. Catdale ' and Spear, Gray . - • I,no ; and Mr. Cheek, Eveshaap.., • .„.!. -.d.”..,' , • M. Burrostgh,'Aieir Sarum, Isaiii4r, /keg. *at eleven,,sl 7 0. at nine - Sept. 11. at eleven, h i t the Antelope, .Yew S. , Attordes; Air. 4rney. - Salisbury ;stud Masts.. Make :std White, Esser- street, Strand. • . • , • ‘ G. , pilor: Sheffield, cordwairer, Aug. 17,18. Sept 11, at t ten, at the Tdittiite, Shetrield. - Atininies, Mr. Shr., !labou r garden; and Mr. Rodgersi%Bltellield. • . .• , J••Callell. jun. 11nIttsworth, Salfolk, tailor, Aug. 6. Mete- • Tea, at the King'd Head, : Bidagaji,. Sulfulk. intoraey, Mr. Citfaude, limiest" twill: . L • • .." - . • • -. •T. S. Child, Nenth,6llolo/I*watior.tanner, Aug. 10,Seyt. .. .1.0, 11, alien, at the Ship itast *Pestle Neal,. Ationnts, •,. Mr. Powell; Neath f and bleats; . rardalkaad Spear, Gray's - , J.. Tierney, ,IlishosiWgaie-street, merehawl, Aug. 4;11, Sept. ... 11, at 'twelve, al Goildaall. *Ationaigt, Meta?. Blapt and Bdwmati; OM Bettifern, Broad-street , . W.. T. Dunn,. St,. ',Margaret's-hill, . jeweller, - Aug. '4, Ile • '• Sept 11, at ten, attiuildlialt.. Atterncy, Mr. Searle, fades. place, Temple-bar. '• '. . r ' W. , Harristlitilild Wtanit, Little Tow -street. W. }tarn - Vill, North Eud, Middli;sex, sad S. Cooke, Ikpiford, 91IP ham; merchants, Aug. 11, le, Sept. 11, at eleven, at Guildhall. ' . Attornies, .Metars. Cooper and Lowe, Southaiispum-huikl lee, Iltilborn.' • •- ... • • • • 1.• Williams, Mnn.d'OusloYtto• Mentarsetheltirti, esal-iner chant, Aug. 20, 21, Sept. 11 at twelKe, sit the Roamer, BM tol. ' Anomie', Mon' Stephens, Brisfoi; and /demi. Sweet and Stokti,-Rlng's Beoch- walks... - .. • • ,'' • T. Diekrnp. Chapel-place, Snuth Audley-street, tailor, Aug, 4, 11. Sept. 11, at ten, at 'Ghildball. A tfnroks, %te.na. Dawson and Wrtntislaw. Warrvick-dreet, Pe/dee-square. ~ I 'f. Borettarp f :llashill-row, calico-glakier, Aug. 11, .in • ' Sept. 11, at twelireOlt Guildhall. Atiornies, Messrs. LI- wards andj.yon, Great kismet-street, Bloomsbury. . • . I/1 V-ID EN 1/8. - ' . .••• Aug:2l. J. Saver, Upper North,plaee, • Gray's Ints.bete. • e 'and J. Jeffery, Titelifield street..Mary-le-booe,, eoach-inx- • kers.—Sept. 1. J. Ludlam. Wealsstreet, Chrapside.. busier. —Aug. 25. T. Boyd, Beckinghent-sereet; Strand. " mine-rarer -4. • chant.—Aug. 25. J. Babb, Leadenitall , street, Whalen& 40- 4 sier.—Aug.l.s. W. Ralcliik, Exeter,• halter —Aug. 2 7. T. 4.,. Clive and S. Richardson, Tiskenhonse-yaid; tnerettauts.— Aug.:2l. E. Manwaritl i tKellclose-squareo taltbw, , cloutdterve•'.. —Aug. 2J . J. Keytr., inninghain, bui ; IL lder ot -Aug. R. Watrnough 'and R. Wi t trainee, • Clapham,`:Eiversonol, i!oag bnileyr.—Sept. 3. A. IL L. Delasinkriallukeley,llaumiiire.. hiyer.—Aug. 25. S.• Ford, Birtnittgatn.sterchatug. 11. '.. G. Wrt haon._ Noitbinurain; )ialifax. enlieu-innearadmrer. — I ' Attig. 25.- 4.1". Scott, South Cadbury, Snmersetshke, dealer. 'Artg..4. T . .. Pity ler.' Greenivlcia, oterchant.— Sept . ( 1.• B. V. '' Jaws. cheltealtara. linen-draper.,--Sept.. 1. : 11., lOW *llk 'Cliff-biibiray, Itnen-draper.• ~ ' J . . • CERTIFICATE9.—AreerrtiI:• • ' , 0 1 • :A)Srotts,' St. Mary Axe,. mereltants-z-Jr•ltrewee.Threlle - .needle-stregt,, mqngy-scrivener.- r .W. :thibartlei ibt/ gotcr.,::e 'rare; City-read; dealer,—G. •A:Miiiio. • and 6. an . l..e.fi 3 Radelev Bridge ;yard-iltarf, . Totalv-greges, afiir i ,—T: Crankshaw,c Irarlton-street, Mory-leobone. -AU. Till,tWhitw fl Liesistreen Pentonrille, • mereboirt.—J. Wyllie,..Coptliall . 1 court, mircbant: • -- , MA R UED. _ • In. Edinbingh, Dt. Brewster to Miss Julia Marpher,nn. yottngestl'asigiiteto6fsbe late Jaws htnepttertfol,lA. of Btliirito Vows. 14 the Highlands: Scotland. • . • , -, , 1)1ED. •7. • Wednelday, suddenly. just as he had sat down ,to diallsre t • Mr. Win. Daggim, aged su, boatswnla of the Uartrltir, 1104 lo ordinary at Plymouth. ~ 7 • . t '. , v ''s LAI Sprhigfield, Cintaiy of !Wicklow., the seat 4. George . Pendred, Esg. to the inexpressible grie f of bib paarnts, their et& inn Master Vhointa Pendred, aged 18s a ywortt.of Ise mildest pad most - conciliating manners. • • Early on Tuesday. last, Anthony 'Hood, ss4. at his s" i ' 4scastle, • "IhP ',ldernieubf the to wn; hit .... needling, P . - 4°N 13°14 "tinted 4 0. I. Lorna, Ssatssu 71 Qrt lei illy- Fleet-streti. II " deoce 'near Nefvcastie ,*one' of the Alderatea of the teen; he S m . - was t J o apparent hrsilth on tht tray preettilisi, and in the pro- , session of, th e !eaten assetaliird for the purptstrotf " 41miti. cit lag the rwog* the Kew Coarts s , &r. for thumbed"' .* . 4 ", .• * " ' ' iiiii On ' yf At- his WON' at Owe? illi:,,l3diasitaW.for' irk merlz af-of the Customs nt tha/parf. . .•--, •„,__' • If y ntornhat. Mrs'. Voltinstat. of Walning. Powg• - • ~ - l g. I, . • 1 : P,12104 . OF STOCKS •Y ESTERDAY.• • a s_ • Bank Stock .264 §S• . Oatatann 11 1* dia. 4; ;S piston:Red; 6960 India* Stock ids. • 3 prr• Cent. Coas. tibia} • Indik Bollols 2,11 prem. rigra 4 pet Cott. BSia. Exch. Ms ss. 7s. pr. • R o _ 5 per Cesar. Navy 91)1i4 Consols for Aee. 61 fit n th. bong. Atm. 141 9-16 Lottery Tickets 91 : Ibt. ohs . ii; 1 is Ibi• cp oe i Ii- 411 I 0 I to • *I ova I 0:11,0*0.000.-400,03,r0,11,E g I • ~ -V. .~~ A~irO(0!~00 • 1" 06 I ;.• 6.•Hi6 C.; kb 161 ,601 00.06 ,'6O ' r.• - - - 4M W.. at Kt co 'C.4 tt • . The Master otthe Unitg schooner, of London, was,. in November last, fined 8001. sterling, at INew South Wales, for having con trateited the ,Port Regulations, by secreting four convicts 'and a seaman on board. • " • • A ship named the States*, was brought into Hull on Friday, loaded "with wheat HO 'yarn. She was cat out of• Rutnie, in the Island of ,BOrn. holm, on the 18th tilt..by 18 seamen and intuit*, in the bolts belonging to 'hii'MajeSty's Wood/ark, Captain Wirrs. Tbe Sueceis . 446 bound from Pillau to London, and. had hcenetip.l. Lured by the.Daues, who had .taken .28 lasts of ; wheat out of her. the officer * : and men in ;the Woodlark's beats prished bojdly. into the harbour,. reserving their fire until. nearly alongside.:of. the prize, when they fired, and instantly Istrarded - her. • All the crew of the. Success, except one man, leaped overboard, and swans.to the shore. The captured vessel wast.ttearly •Intriggeal l tad lying within pistol.shot of two, 'hatteries4P-whiehr tom 'menet(' a heavy fire upon her, and killed one Bri. 'fish seanian and a• marine, and. wounded' four others, biter° they.• could get her ender weigh. STstrenty.two :privateers of different sizes were, 'at thetime, laying higher up in the harbeut.; . three : of the nearest of them fired several shuts, and t sailed in pursuit of the .. S'eceess. The captors limited their approach with coolness, and when • neat enough frred two; Or • three volliesef small arms; .and killed two..Danet, Iwheu the privateers 'gavel up the ;hue— Ott •Ftiday last, late itrthe evening, :the Bight ` ' son. Mr. Ytiaxe, First Lord of the Admiralty, accoMpanied by his-brother Sir 3:'S. Yonxis, one ' of the junior -Lords, arrived at Sheernesi. ' The next inurniug Admiral STANHOPE hoisted the Ad. miralty flag, whets the ships at the - G rag sad Little Nore saluted with 19 guns. Mr. Yottat and his brother minutely examined every part of the Dock• yard, for the purpose of determining If the alter ations shall ..take place thet were recommended. At 3 o'clock they went. out of harbour in the Commissioner's yacht, • Sind proceeded up the Myer Thames, when every ship at Great and Little Nero salutais - they passed's/Ith 19 guns t ... •In .our,.Paper of-Friday List,-we reported .11' .canse of Witzeci . egaittst Cossack ; the, amens. stances, which re are requested . to state, were as follow mistake,. 11 quarters. of White Peas mere defivcied •to the Defendant for sale s why sold thens. - for boiler*, - tO -Mr. Grafton, of Shoreditch, at 881: per quarter, and credit was given to the consignor at that price; Out being of all inferior quality, they were returned. The prise of that 'erticle fluctuated afterwards, which wits the calk of thtmikuudersittalling. - . a 1-3•1: • To•- .. • IV ~~ I.**- 1 I , '. 1. • : ~: ~'., .~ ; !~".`d t'-