The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-04-21 00:00:00

--- • --~ V,IPI'rAI, MODERN CHARIOT AND v....) H.l ItRESS, late the property of a Gentleman deceased, In he SOLD, by order of the kaerutors, for leas than half the 0 1 rit live Cost a few motith‘ since. Painted Tffore 11111111111181:a M or o c co Lieieg and handsome Lace. and a lieP mispended•to the Fiore Springs.. The whole in Pe OM4i- i tion, arni fit for no immediate jounwy of any est . ' Price. Itu t inmea,. Empire of Mr. Taylor, Silversmith, 81, Akier!Prfitegrft near the Three Cwps Inn. - , s ,. I; 1t MONEY DUN rN ESS. pRSONS of rank, or Merchants and Others, privately accommodated with Money, from Mlf. to any Amount. by Annuity, an Incomes in Land or the ninth , or on Hills of Exchange, or Notes of liana, or any /Clad of Security. . . Ladies, single or married, and Heirs to Estates or Money supplied. Those who have Money, may lay it nit at this Office, at Ten per Cent. Attendance every Day from Ten till Five. Apply or address (post-paid) to the Director of the General Apply No: f Bell-Savage Yip& Ladgatc-hill. The bet Price glauidar Estates. t.,s • , • MONEY. • MESSRS. tUCAS and Co. respectfully state, that at all 'flaws they can, as the ain't fair and liberal Tenn, anynner nay Sum of Money from 1001. to 20,0001. and upward.. on the Security of Marriage Settlements. Money in the hands, Clergymen s Livings, or Freehold, Copyhold, and Lea.rhold Estates. Messrs. Lucas and Co. daily receive Applications at their lbws,. No. 19, Jesaayn•street, St. James's; mail Letters, po3t.paid, will be duly answered. MONEY. • PRIVATE ACCOMMODATION. gti and,: GENT LEMEN of Plt0", NATI/ nuf‘ KESPECTA MLITT. who mar, from any, Preloiltg miltillircy, be in wont of rECUN [A RA AC., COMMOMAZIOPs either temporart or permanent, may rh Moot.. .me I T (on gond security), in awl' ansinani. Firiri of Nobiemen and °animism of FINIIIIO6 out, Iltive it no than' Pennon! Security. Perstent opplicatioas received between the boort of Ten and Tune &dock, and Letters. post paid, to Meson. Hawkey and - Esse•Mov-Stintott. St. James's. • INDI4,IIIAWIS ON. SALE. r. A PIES orG ENTLEMEN.desirotti of por- A 4 ehaiiagoiTioat, INDIA SW:AWLS, have now an qv.) porb,fity of laTei.tior, the LAIVIIKST coLLEcrtav 'vs, vow as Sale, by ring at WILLIAM and AAVID JIiREMY's Moba,. nen. and Stawl Ramo. Pod .10. Strand. near Sogrerbet Aloe, .. . 1 , -, :, N. 8. Tne fun valve kireo . rof : tight 111101% , 411.6.01 1 Silver Ilfnalins, &c. ' ,''' '' - 2.• . ..- 7 , • .'. 1''_;........,,4 . • -_,,..,- 1 0WF.: 9 5 PATENT Egli:lSO SOTRUPPG'i CLOTH. The texture being comprised foggy of E lahligra. renders ie mat its•ihnisbility sat appauatwe to r 1 4 ash Linen. and about half the prim. Sold Wholesale and by tae Pifer. 41%.184. Ciwyride• The sale af this new Fabric-Wow uww.iti the third he ti. L. toast respectfully laforms pti, sew* frolial that it ally has poled , either 111 swathing or eutishiegy **feriae to the bed [rah Linea. tistitilbetwts, compensation will he wade. • FAII)10W Ala* • bR 7 44. - At his :. , *416064 . 01.11/ R LACK Na. 116,'Soiethostiptotstetteot, Atom-audios, GrOIZGI G RIFF lag 1100 I: P respecAlly informs the NOIRILITV, LAMED, mid the Fftlb. tIC In general, he hoes *try great Stportnteor o f the wiat Fashionable ORICANLENTS for LADisr lf KAU- , PRESSES, with nther kind of GOGII and SILVER 1 TItIIIMtNGS, for Evening Brewer; 40 very. larini.vm. GOLD "LACES foe Pelisses , 51124 delis 411101 1 % 41k. With Tioseto Kw the timer. The Atliertisers tatters himself. on Orem sorpass him In the 614 d and Silver Artificial -01mIlltlimool , Verona Netts tbr oleoposte:and of die motes j. The obilit • and 'Ladies are retitorNis infontea,. the, warbe supplieirwith Itet V MIS meat hip .t Alike silver, at 4 yen' sunrt polled,.: - . LAlLEAlia‘Vi4Ars'iLt COALS: ' 4411 Rto M the very *rest D..eterte on 44 4 , &Wave oectowary ankle. HARRISON and Co. c 'fully recotatwelad the Nobility, G entry . wad Ilite• ie, to 'take allytaliage•of the low Price they NYC twtw at. All Altilera went to Or Loudon Sea r twal Co Snatir sivilltiwslrevlr Ilwlo4lrwy,afilljte attended to mita strict , •• .. - Id ! eg intwetwowty: , . .6 •• •11.11 hie. i i 7 ' . - -'" l' I t . - :a0 _,. • 'TO Titz,ItIOTY , (:RN - 'I4IY, MID PUBIZN ' • 'rd. GEN I:. IVA It. . D "lbi 'lio. 7, awl N 0.194 TAVIST • kiT T. COVEN T- ( i Alt I) KN . , mast respectfully tun 1111 l nees tit he ha' trio prepared, and is exhibiting, a very elegant Assnroni-nt of LISE Ft?. AN I) 0 liN AIIENo TA L II .1 Ift for LndVes and tientivnien v either for Home l Cutisaloptiuu or Exportation. which. far Taste, Lightneo. 4113 Etiect. cannot be excelled by any Onsapoitoir for that 1 general Patrimage he has constantly overarmed .fraek the most fashionable Circles: " ' • )'ili b :.,• A c: Lodiesamd fieutleraen attended at their mei bottles by. men • of the Ent-rote abilities n itt th? profession t also, light and no ftte Apartrueutt.to above, for cutting and doming Hine the presets prevailing: fashion. - N: lit A great variety of Perfumery. &c. of a superior t Quality._ . b tEticuars, rtccA DIL I. V. opposite ST. JA.II4P'S • • . ' : CHURCH. . ~ X LEUCllAltiigs lease to - reterst•Ais gigot s•• 111.7 • gratefal Thanks to the NOMI.ITY and.fiIVILTSY, for the eery diminguashed Hintivhge they have trot et - osettiv .- Tears law/our-it bin' ; be lots new to offer fiir their in.pection stcis atom beautify% new Aseartinent of hi, ii A TVN'f if F.A 1)- IiftESSES, both fair Ladies and Gentlemen ; he has to tan "—two them evilest imitatioamtbat hate been brouzht forward in .1 ,cane J nr two Shops. , J. teatimes style is peculiar to himself. :tad is allowed by .i...,._ .• tt hi e t ;lerf At. AVID NAtidli he has obtained. ;as well as • wa i l — t kd' . jelled Penal* in the three Kingdoms, tit stand : 4 ' anflealled fa exact menablairce to Nature, in her soot "` /fleecy' film; ' Choler the !sanction of die Prinricies, Y. Leq• char has quite .., ape," ark ii? li EA [NOKIAS, which was britushiltirward "s on the lade itietliador. / -4 _... r A siIIONA alai cLoTiIES, n'si. 7 gostr ADVAN TaGEOUS TERMS, f lIHONS, W too ilen.ti raprr, Man's liiilieer, wt 4 Tailor, Na, 183, Fleet-street (t h ree dews frail .p .i.fr.,...),hrrwg on hand tt .iatite ter ntit2 if ULOTI( Si A lairShased iM F. FOR the iery grail A U Vit NCE, it enabl3o. *Gauntly Gentlemen with eintlees, at the swim Wow Ow l'eady antnel). tillatellts them the %Whey a Oath, the bi- Ohm and workinnablitp, Noma tivekierltd. of whirl' thry inty 114 , atisael,bi idOlltit idlestets 3 prat variety 4 Woollen tintlts,airleiter., is aboistlienn beiagnitrayskrot. Very hest Surma* Cloth . ' , dale to memos, 43 ]0 .0 helper ditto 7 • - - - 210 0 CostclA - rood ditfq - - . .. , 1 16 u ;real coats n( everir:rigiosi.ou roportionate.temot., Very be. Superiime rum BeePftee - 16 0 Dattble-lailled ditto , • , 3 !. 1 ' • - - 1 14 0 )ie double twilled Cittitilifte - I. 018 0. It is . partice4d . y Te 441004 Gentlemen will gloserve the Number. 183. . , ILIE Vrif t Oren DotitiOt•to Riff4l nigh. JILL nest the Doha qf etarttitie • hoofs/41MA% Contrast tiffs for Thing arilkiall'sylhs'alid On+ toad Ptofccliolt that they cannot .fta' ifiattagoielicd 'Nate? I *a ANDY C. they ran be %sari 'advadtogeottily liked sbs' 1 1,11 all Teeth, oval froat'theit' roperior'Lleanlidcti awl II tworlitpti bility, they ors prrfenable to all others; They km 'poking of the +ad 'Elliftlituwartslike 4ppearanee pf the, +maw moral Teeth,* but have all the - Transparency memory to. wake theta appe:ir perfett nature a i3 O w a ft - n u t h e whir kquip a T..eth now in use. • ••• • • • 4n.69, flattuall,,rtlea. • BRANSCOMB AND COMPANY, with their usual GREAITAUCC,F.SS. sold in Last Lottery, in 78 Shares . . .In tbe preceding . Lottery : N. 8i784 Xy. 9,618 4,634 sot .C5OO each 2,50►! 3at £5OO tuck 1 . 5 0 0 being Shares of shunt every Capital therein; and in last Year only, Six of .410,000. and „ Capitah to the Amount of the Arst 1140IfR its tt litt. 5 . ,1300t. siszLONLY 40,0001. Ideer shared; woikligpavighs years, to as Atltount beyond:di precedent ; newnoesidlimg,Tirkeb and shares in the NEW LOTTERY, to her/sawn Bth JUN in which there are Four Ezisseintad Prises of lik) Tickets each, which may produce to a Ticket .€lOO,OOO, and to a Sixteenth, upwards of 466000. BRANSCOME ant Co. again guard the Public against the peception set forth of their Firm, and Claims of the Sale of the first and latt of Extra Grand Prizes so given: the FACT is. every Sixteenth was Sold, and the fortunate Ad venturers each received 1.5471. 16r. 3d. at their OLD nod ONLY Offices; iu London, viz. No. 97. CORSI!) No. 38, 11 A YkIARKET ; No. 11, HOLBORN t and So. '269. STRAND. , They will never falselyiewri they divided a Capital which monist absolutely SHARED and SOLD to the Public its, . . above. FOUR HUNDRED EXTILA CHANCES. soli Co. arc selline the TICKET LT SHARES. of the NEW ST It TR tow FAY; enTwo , -_, ing of 5,000 Nuathers, the whole to be diaTint on the Bth dr JUNE. This Lottery contain; bides the usual Prizer., Four extra Prizes of One Hundred Ticket. each, by whirls a Chance will be obtained of a larger Sant that? ever wag pained by a Ticket in ally Lottery. SWIFT and Co. hive had the satiffaction to divide among the POW in the last and late Lotteries. Fifty of the great Prizes,*nt their Office*, No. 11. Poultry (established in 1759), No. 12 2 Charing- Cross, and No. 31. Aldgate High-street. 4 ' • ----- , Long Leasehold Family Residence ' at i (, rmind-rent, Osferd strect.—TO RE SOLI) BY AUCTION, By Mr. CIIATBURN, by direction of the Executors of the late Mrs. Atnphlett, at the Worcester Colfeeshunse, Ox ford-street, corner of Swallow-street, ou TUESDAY, the 42d of May next, at Twelve o'clock, A VALUABLE and very beneficial LEASE. rm. MOLD ESTATE, most eligibly situate on the north side of Oxford-street, near Orchanl-street, Nombered 101, is 3stoi ies high, and contains two rooms on a floor, with light stairane and entrance passage, posed yard, and gardea be-1 hind, servant's offices, and numerous cellars on the havemat e. The Premises possess every, convenience and accommodation to render the same a desirable. and genteel family residence.;, • art the pound floor might, at a very easy expeatt, he crew .wed into ash," or. warehouse, suitable for any finliianablit •Iminess. requiring a display of show, for which At siluittiou ,isinsquallett. Are much umler-Irt, to NB'. Ince, an old te ,idaml at will, but now moderately es.timated wort!. 1001. per mom. held for an unexpired term of li years, Isom Mid- ll=-day next, at a gronnil-reet• of 41. ts. viewed, by leave of tenant, seven days preceding the sale, when printed particulars may he had. on the Premises; the Wnreester Culfee-house, as above; of Ales•ws. Lodingtoa and Hall. Solicitors, King's Bench Walk, - Fannie ; and of Mr. Chatham Auctioneer, Ttirace. Gray's Inn-lane. , . . REI. OR L. ' 4, On 14 mutiny twit will Ise,pati)isk4, „ ., T' 'MIRROR of ItEFOIGNI, # refit/01146g •iit, '. el and faithful Portraiture •of hi; SOURCE nail 0 Bin '.. e; . • to -Lir '; To be .of R. Dutton, BG , ateedierebitreat s mil if *all ether noksellur.. U. reit'ibis hay was published . Kiiilik..:•• ,, ,:.'i • OtaliTS ON pOuricA vykiwpt,' ctsst AS AN olitmact.v - Tri as:-A;43ls 2 +Ealtvi few RENIARKS au FRLSk:NT INIPORTAN r - CUR.IIII.2IIOES. Publiabed by U. JONLS. 3. Newpleitivet. . t TO THE FR.EEIIOI.I) I AtS OF ;HE COUNTY OF MIDDI.LSEI. • . Gawrt.estrw. •• • , • A. N Init . :mance of a Requ i s i t i on tb as, let, cal: a Meeting of the FreshAuer* of the KIM County. " to embitter the eropriet) of atioilting.ony.und what nwaiures by Address. Petition, Resolution. or otherwkie, nu the subject of die late Votes of the Hoare of CoriNniais . lis the Case of Sir Pauieis Burdett. not of the new and t stratirdipa,ry ,Proeectl ings bad theresipariV,'•ire do appoint such Aleettorlo he libld at the 1411ER1141110 TAYEIIN, lIACKT(EY, in thb mid 2 ~....,, 011.TIW. DAY 'teat, at Tweve o'Cfekk. We 000. ? Sheriff of she .. J, ATKI NS, ,$ CdatttY 61 Middlesex.. AttrillAf. ti •• • __,___ . _____. 4., ~.t..-* •:.• ,•. * - - .s: ~._ „., ..____4, p w • ' ' Ir 9 CORRiAPPX e_a AO.; rite:: t , ,' .-•!1. .. 4. ..7 .- 04 74.0,i N: ! W4 1.-,' .. ) 4: ilium* time past been Jo thelailgtot 'lttleilfte 19 eet 1,, Sisyri eareip i lai To ots, both from The sand Catiatry, of ir regularity in the delivery of Tttt ... I Wartstisi., arising portly train the!late delivery of. the. raper at the Uihce, and portly. from.the substituting of another Paper instead of it. We have, however, now the .. mutilation to state,. that by the remorol of the lute BalgoAt o opock; inglrreni care is nM again likely to occur, as She paper will Witt ture go VI pressAt an early hour, And the Nestishltd :may It 6 supplied in due time, to enable them to deliver it be . roVi ti.e o'Cloct in the most dittaat parts of the irown. We nwtil ourseites of the prevent ApporMaiity topoiatwie L the advantages that would result to A nvitiertaras, pilfti f ' "ealarly in' the +Sale of Estates and oilier Property, lir fa. . - vowing. ,this , Paper with their Adrertizements; front the I very extensive circulation 'or ;foe STATSSMIC and the rrrpertabilitysof its Readers. • T- ,~ - dangerous consequences, sad se of their duty to the State, lad to receive it in that sense, . our support to that ex , ~.... . VICIAIST has not perigued , Public. it rest in any suck delis mein* ism ',weed by unusually wicked totosinvatea base and unconstitutipnal ..samong the People, through the medium of Judges, and fuss tbsvalmest unsuspected Bench, o e fear little reliance Is to be placed in the firm ness of the Rsr.oanakoi. BitiFet. All Men re = member him wbei ho bed a Vegetated name, too hastily given fur hiOgirestione in behalf of Law Ind the ( Comitituthisit t in the State Ttials of 1794 . 1 But. all men know Oil of whet nature his exer tions have been sigetlesit recently; and he who canstreittliveu,,ajggsoning upon analogy to co lout agl i b4allgoluseacti before its commissiOn, lie notlio., iligaiibiti44ittrds, iu which act blood may; AINIJIIC*I !lido' reason to expect any publit,emilkfiNint - ill the purity of his motives. —Bet suppgaisig the RECORDER or BRISTOL may ,mean to iusiuuate the poison of passive obedience td an infamous tyranny, in bait' Shape of submis ,sion to the 6,1 4 we feint, and hope the Public , iwill.aapci,. the 'attempt aith disdain. We do not theanlo jnglify,, °rerun palliate the riots at Brie. tol. There was no excuse for these. it tho Rs. coauca of yllitirrok is hateful to the sight and feeling of the people,of tharcity,or of any other place, inter let that eeneetion he expressed by *riot, ,or tumult. An - appeal' to. violence can never be excused by any state of sensation in the public mind. An appeal to violence, when - i all ,that is power is instantaneously transferred. to the populace, can be justified only as the last and saddest appeal against gpTectt l . meats that cannot be reclaimed from a ;14Ah'.‘' wrongs by any compunction or any generous tau. Lave, and are too hardened or too daring to retrace their steps from policy or fear. The outragef committed at Bristol were the mote unpardonable, and the more conlihdlted are we a feTitscer.ever *4 ! ing happened, becipOssir, all -gild ~pips 91t cc form is coming pteneably, indailsk 10 Amu The bulk of the staßoni.4l4,Orri i Wt's a" . ttri lv * ing their eydretien Ititleitoilwirsisho bet ..- 4 , 1.• impatience now, soth-..tualOrwain .onjestifiabieLl because. things evi l , iii, 44 kw ; .010 - is,,thq te7 l ,, veiii 1. 4 AO * l . l O Altnirtri f i t tsti f t " I '4 ...•, Veallt tiblente,' 'lstettistro is , paint of e . ".. - , -4. .1 , .. ;fa. i ef 01.., . ~...„. . i , . 04 .fMONaMegakeilltal 1150 1 91P/P - "*71014 t iltht _, funs, sla—lartat. nuagethiq' noi........, l oirdrnOPlllll'i ' BTlOshdriopettarnb; t omintoPtt.heOgiNstifilttiskel 'fiohltitalpitit suet . .Y/lin betlyltriOr Iv h ;4 4 6 . --,a.ar et. v.....sktputtio..-4......Ke5a t iut,4 1 .1, without reed:Witt iliat qtallAeation, Which hill character will not permit even the most slumber.' ing character to ad orn•it with. Sir VICA alr'S conduci has awakened the Public tepecoliar vigilance; as It regards himself ; and he is, in truth, an unforl". nate instrument for those who would On any thing by surprise and stealth. Still we must in. *at, that such doctrine is never, from any: mouth, however much suspected, to be permitted to stand ,-.•., •:,f unqvestioned, undetected, on .the columns of a publiepaper.—There are other characters tow hum we may have occasion to'turn Our eyes, in similar circumstances, and when we think the occasion is I come, we shall not retire froth the duty. • . The 4 llnited Kingdom stutl.Chdrltiq ,last India -1 men, which were captured by the. French and car. tired into the Isle of Fraoce s sailed from Ports. mouth is company with the Windham and two 'other.. There is some apprehension respecting the :fate et the Windham. No less than fifteen of.the Company's ships have been lost or. Olken in the course of as many months. . .. .:'Pelierit dated' the 1 6th inst. 'mini olsielved !yes. terday, from St,.. Andi'llo. They Ciperntinleate, the unpleasant Intelligence of the failure Of a plant to expel. the French ,runt that town and neigh. bourhond. The inhsbitinds bad (05 . e0 . Ofeasurei . "for rising on the' troop* by which it- was . ,occo. pied.Accordingly,it! ;the r , a tnetial.mesett. tion of the plot took plite4 , Vioo of the French were surprised and- st illed lati in t h eir• guar.' tot. An alarm, liowefet, was spiced, the gar. vision now to armir - ..***iirmritirrtime WelfPow ered the Spawiatalsiland put 'a great eurehtr of , them, to death,l t Phier . :2_%lt of the poi e 4 lithe- 4 thila n Is, it 4,144 IllAiaWA: !AttS( . 44,. - . tic ort to Erasure' 4 , •t 17 oi . lilt ; 1. - T 1 Witt4l 41: "4 $•• ' , ;i • by . , i . .11640001145441#116 1.441 , 611Fity ? Iheiteekets_ , from Buenos Ayres siititiglan4rt; the (miner, 'Ett.'t rtroyeref latter - (ir 63 days. We hart no - Vietit ~ ' ill i fiilkhele . settlementt of 4 , l* . Pien(ttinkir s ., ~,,I , , e ithnk We' can per. cci • *sus.uaso :$4 Sii4o;sbeOlnnies; an increatingdispliaitiolt itlie inhabitants to throw - the. thtle, in ,i t iviciehc:ot . ttle conquest of Spain by Joss** .50111A84110PR : and we know that tone toMiti unite dons tate been made to iiwthlited States auxiliary fo.sua,ti,design. rible military thatillaidiltibrought iota host, in .iiiiiatiiiitek of dielLifteaßisterismsees, bega to lap Ition intaieltekimilitir Anieiii Nuke on Thersdoy, and „yeeteet, day aseersiNgs. Tbe3d and.dth regiments of sreutptin tii! were imirchedi yesterday morning 4ste Gr ..,are: And, the squadron of the , .".Royel 'fors, Gated* (Blues) from the King's• *Mims W 644641 tios'. their quarters at Windsor. 'Mr. JAM= 141E01, a, 'Merchant aspi Usdarwri.. ter, fill down W. 1401701 tubgeripthin room yea l . terday s • about three o'clock, hi a fit of llPOlllollt ei.ll.exp&red-taamcdiately. • . , • - 7•• -•' '' 7 •-, ' J .4 . . . • •., . - •• '. ...; 't• - 1 . . • . ' • . . • • fi t . • ... 1H E . T . lAN • it . . ' •• ‘ . , ____ .....- , TO MASTM TA11,011.5., • 'ir •/* ' V illik OR SAUCES, LEMOSAI)E, do'. &e. '. i' ?t '.' . 14 I - • INK LK M ON ACID, prepare+ iili ii • ii s * ik • T"E present COM B JOUItNEYNIEN TAILORS. for YANG .. . S '... i . INC: and MA RSDEN. 16.1, Borou„A, w . alik- . 1164111 ; .6sein _ talSenN h id tb Iv of WA“I:S , has induced the Conintittee of .t.tt , , 0 • 611 •• e 1 ! .., ' ' • ila•—te in— COOk_Ciry. 41i et not only contain./ tne we a a d • g reit but its finest liaVOUe. For the Table this n (iE NI 1•:11 Al.l l E iiTIN oof the TRADE) n ‘ ,. ela at t. the Crown nod Anchor, Strand. on W EDN Y. 31.1). z Deals It& .- If'l ratio; is a lied, as it saves the trouble of and tioUld give it April tith, 1811), at Seven o'clock in the ev , ~,, whit, . 0 ,,, : f4 t . Fiessteito which only im P art ' it') acid jo the hasty tent. But . Sir • i IN irattendonee is earnestly requested, to take into , tip- . • 't . at Most Italian Warehouses in triodes), add Li- us, Of the Ipublic. t oil cumin p r op o :itions which will be submitted to , k . and Ti) consider what will be the most legal and efect . Sne. in the caviar% price S. tide per bottle, also - Sinn. If mdivuttan • colt i. sod lean bottler Lb. 611. • Divan( to prevent such oppression. - t ' Ilk- ilit- ' • le ---- " ?Moisten totbsinva __ ._ t • • boo.— T " Tgail ' swap ^ • r/1 . Laismbil ;con. •.‘ i • - SATURDAY; I 9OIII42Iy 4.l4ol(tie•bli 1 • ,11 1 •41A1 A • 1 0 : • SIR 'VOA RY 411* ti his ; rene l oo4o / 209 ...e Grand Jury, as ltecurdcr, oflIrrstbl;411711 , state or things can justify an tc:0414r." We should not quarrel twilit tble'gß Wit were net that the time a whick . 4:lll;q l V,J l 4ll l ,l l t . the Atheraeter of die speakrmtn 4 7l.ll . 4 l t,ls44:: l the dean. insidiously used 4srioserapt-and.,4443,, the public feeling. If(Sir 100441 . 0 1 ,0 r i !t: d that character which waidjit s lfilftil nol s sof ing--7he meant no mere than; ataniaiiip‘3l-4)ti the opportunity of 'tit delirerini i g c 'ld 4ts. turbed timer, and immbillatelyaftek a rarlospaad • .4.1.. wanton riot iondettOd On theopeS tti ear. me. Mid • - 49, ~.~ SPANisu rJPEas: CORUNNA 9 - MA*CU .49. tithing pa r t; a d or has occurred here. We are in datly expectation of a-frigato which has sailed from London with 30 , 000 mu skets, with which we will arm as many tbouasods of men. This part of Spain,will not submit to the French, but rise in a man to oppose their entrance. A sufficient number of cartridges, sod 200 pieces of cannon, have been distributed through these provinces. Three days ago the frigate Cornelis arrised at Ferrol, from Cadiz, with two millions of dollars. The French remain in the Asturias, and are in number about 4,800; but the troops of General Ronealez, and:,thuse which have entered thi s province, hold: them between two fires. On the side of Astorga, the enemy is at Port Ordigo awl its vicinity. Tho fortifications of this pier are repairing and enlarging. Passengers per United Kingdom, captured by the French — For Baia(—Mn. 'Long —Yor St. lisle—Lieutenait Barnes, Enstga, Mrs. and two, Alis • 1. UM Knipe and family, and Miss Young. If Mr. G ALES JON ts should apply for a Ham Corpus, now that the House is adjourned, it would bring a most important question Nil ) to issue. All constitutional I,a teyers cuntrnd , than tile. Houk of Commons, like every other Court, have only the power of commitment as the means of removing an obstruction to their proceedings... bet now they have no proceeding s to obstruct.— The principle. is applicable to bot h their Prisoners; and we should like to see it tried. I P On 'Sunday last, a few of the friends of Sir 'L ltetsClS BURDETT tisitoti 4 sottiC of the inhabitants the parish of Edmonton, to whom a requisi. lion to the Sheriffs was presented for signaturel, for calling.a Meeting of the Freeholders of Mid. Allesex, at rtte Mermaid, Hackney, to take into ~leonsideratiou the late conduct of the House of A:ommous, in the iniprisounieut . of Sir F. Rua. -Tr id the Tower. Acconueutlatioes have been ordered at Ply. south for receplion of 1300 j sick and wound, ed s „whe are daily expected (rein the coast of Pare Orders have been sent to . PlYrat * uth not to enlist any more *slivers either fur our land or uaval sesticei-' : A.C.401101A6 beep received(, in private letters M from eitatieS.deecribc that island to hays ileciergatitireererer shock of ;au earthquake than itatertd cvir befoic experieored. It took place on the night aef-ithielGth 'eat February, hating hem pteeeded . birerstrdintry and terrific symptoms. 'flogekeek etsititioned for two 'Mantes, with the rot s piteittir. seconds. The only actual da. esedequiajkliv a bwildiogs is the fall of one hos. pits!, an& of the gates of We 'town. The packet put back in the hurricane. staid.eill net sail again till the 19th. . . On Friday seinnight, nn inquest was taken on View of the body of Obadiah Yardley, at Coventry, woo poisoned himself ; the J ury returnod a verdict of Feta de se: Crowds were collected from every quarter to ascertain the time and place of the bit. rial of the remains of this unfortunate man. At' five o'clock on Monday afterooon, the coffin was carried from the residence of the deceased, by eight young men, and placed in a cart. Thu cart was preceded by the high constable on horseback, and shaft') bearers on foot, friends of the deeitsed.-: The body was in, plain Coffin, on which were the initial* "0. Y. aged 20, 1910."—The coffin was elevated oat two boxes, that every one might see it. Than followed the relations of the deceased, end a number of constahlee. At the turnpike road &grave was dug ) near six feet deep; a large ring was formed by the constables, and thecurpsc carried to the grave. The coffin being set 41own, a blither of the deceased read very impressively a piece on the awful nature of deck ; at the close of *frith, he said, " May the lord'. rest hit told ; 1 ? eine the spectators ruaponsed " Artie." His waifs were then deposited in thegreve, and the relations retired ; immediately after, a slake was driven into the groimil, close by the coffin, it is usual in such cases. Five thousand persons atteaded this :solemn Ceremony. • Mr. ELLISTON'S Duke d'AraN has never Tat been'equalled by nuy perfumer. We under land Mr. HENnewsost, from the Theatre Rep ! • ndsor, intends undertaking that arduous cha. racier-on Monday evening, at the Theatre RIO Htymarket, whom we understand to be a Ptr 'fiiimer of much merit. *Gaming, the heteditsry Ate of all nations, dr 'wended from German ancestry ; it now rages in London with epidemic celerity. Neither agc nor Via are exempttlie iskl practise it with seeress; its -a . ontler then that the young are thrped into ruin, or initiated into its infamous praCtiCeS. We were led into these remarks from seeing yesterday, in Bond.st met, hordes of Gamblers, assuming all tlic exterior impiirtaisee of men of consequence. -- Among the must preininent characters of Mat de. scription, we noticed the celebrated 0 : B. rho , when an adventurer, with only twenty s ed his pocket, prevailed upon a lately-dem fe. im fur male of high rank, to play at ha:ard "with h, thougamis. o won 20,0001. of the Ur/ba l l H her husband "bait!, it being a debt of homier ca Since that period, cakulalion has increi sso pitital considerably. pou nds in At a certain private house in Albemarle-W *4 the windows of the drawing r room have beams unfrequently, diet at early when This is a necessary c T es he sa nima ry - p li r ti e e ce So n i ti l heg ins to mt play . Of pits Pa " tt with a owner of the mansion ; he is then emp lo y ed friend in . studeing De Alloirre ) to calculetouP • the doctrine of chances. • Conversation, talents, and magnificence of ton' per, are interesting to every body. EverY b 4; must boa interested, when so select and intends(/' a l b e 4 7; le tt, n atrt io ;b a le ce s trotgaiegthhcoruasse liinteet every dal in r. Ati:Ausa; . . . . A Avow. , • • . illic, 1 - thibtin - .. ... 0 i s :...,;...:, • , i . „ W:ltet ford i...... V ' s 0.••••• • " • • ••• ? • • • t• • • • • (ii)ltnitiurgli.. ..:. t• 00000 • • .• ..: o , o . ,• .? 7 . I.lshun I, 0 • Otdiz •" 1 . .. . ---- . I'ILICE OF 5T41:161 THIS ILA Y AT ONE O'CLOCK , . 3 per Cent. Com. 64 70 Long. Aim. 3 per Cent. Itrdoced, 691 Indio Howls • 4 per c e nt.Sl • Exch.' liens • • • . i 5 per cent. Nutty Lotter • Tick,' • mio Cols tor Are. , • nWO r • .• !. a tott s 4. j ' , r • •