The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-04-08 00:00:00

From the.LONDON GAZETTE, ..4Pilt 7. Aiminghy-Office, April 7. Vice-Admiral Sir FAlwarl Yellen , has transmitted to John Wilson Croker, Esq. a Letter from Captain West_ of his Majesty's ship the Sultan, giving anoc. could of the beats of that ship having, on the 4th of December last, under the direction of lieutenants Andersen an,l Woodcock, boarded and captured', off' Bustle, two French National armed vessels, one a settee of eight guns and thirty-one men, and the other a twig, of six guns and tifty-three men. In the trerforms.ace of this service, which is reported to have h very gallantly executed, the Sultan's boats had only foer men wounded ; The enemy had one kilied and several wounded; amongst the latter, the Commander of the , b rig. 11 MILITARY PROMOTIONS. • Wor-gffice, April?, 1814. Royal Regiment of Horse Guards, I verard Wm. Bouverie, G•tit. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Hamner, promoted. 4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Cornet and Adjutant James Ballet to bereave rank of Lieutenant. Cornet Thomas Wood cock to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Newman, Who retires. i Ist Regiment of Desigoons, Cornet•Ostowne Barwell to beiLleo-- 1 tumult, without purchase, s ice Dillon, w ho retinas. ,_ lAA ite•inient of Light Dragoons, Maier John Earl Weide ave.feom the 15th Light Dragoons, to he Major,. viceWymi ha, m. promoted in the Kerinent of Menton. - . ••• - 1 13th Ditto, LosigaJorti Morshead, from the Mat F to be j Cornet. witbont Purchai- vice Lord George 4;ia, all- pointed to the 9th-fight D ragoons. 16tn (Ditto, Cornet John Robert Baker to be Lien wills: out pint-has-, vlee libuseott, who micas. CatlreE - Moat blepeas to lie ditto, by purchase, vice SeweII•IWIMNIWL . i 18th Mites, James Morris, Lieut. to be Cornet, by rip..olposeolce. Rowlls, promoted. • Oki Ditto, Lieutenant Folliett Wysoe, from half-pay of the' 44411 FOOl, to ile Lieutenant (repaying. the diference), vice Elliot, who eiehenees. rid Ditto, t oroet Robert Alacalpine to be Lieutenant, without' purcha e, vice Brooke, who resignS. Henry Davis, Gent, to' be Cornet. vire Macalpiue. 24th Ditto, Hospital-Ma e Wan. Brown to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Bean, promoted in the 78th Foot. 25th Ditto, Lieutenant Benjamin Scott to be Captain of a Troop, without purchase, vice Allen, dismissed the service by the sentence of a General Court-Martial. lst Regiment of 1 sot, Lieutenant Conrad Mayers to he Cap tain of a Company, vice Parsons , deceased. Ensign Charles Campbell. vice Mayers. Ensign Joseph Hoskins, from the Cenbertand Militia, to be Ensign. Sd Ditto, • t.osign Murphy, from the Kerry Militia, to be I'.nsign. 7th Ditto, Stair-Surgeon Wm.Vassall to be Surgeon, vice Bone, proip-.ted on the Staff. nth Ditto, Lieutenant George B. Grey to be Captain of a c 0.,. ri oY• without purchase. Lieutenaest 1 hotnas Gale, from the th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Gre) . . 1611 s Ditto, Kt.sign Gilbert I)rominund to he Lieutenant, vice tirowle, deceased. Ensign Darby Mahony, from the Illith ßel- Foot, to be I mks, vice Coyne, who exchanges. James 641, Geist. to ilibEanTgri ? via Drumnimid. • 18th Ditto, ":no. Mawr Little, Gent. to be Ensign, without.pnr- clime. vizt q.mtbarrord: who rvmz.v. 11th Ditto, i..temuit Johl Parsonage to he Captain of a Com potty . vkn -Silks:bassi:, slectia.cd. Ersign George I 'Trott to be Liesteasot z vice Parsonage, George Bowsaw, Gent. to be • Emig a, vice Erratt. 18th Ditto, Llistehata Archiboll Fullerfoi to be Captain of a tigic Company Oilfield mai ..se, vice Weaver, who retires.. En sign Wm. . Ito be I.i.iutuoant, vice Fullerton, 45th ditto , ‘'. - Jawes Stewart-to be Lieutenant, without parcane, vice ill, apilinted to the e th Garrison Battalion. Frisign J. 1, Jaws to be ditto. vice Leslie, promoted. Ave tell Eeelty.Cit:e. to be Ensign, yiee Stewart. Giro, Morgais, lient, to be Ensigal vi-e Jones. 46th Dii,J, AdAtito.o Perm- Parker, Gent. to beEmign, by per eh i.:e. mit.* liamilton, promoted. • 47th Ditto, Lieutenant.Heury, Oglender, from the 43d Foot,io be Captain of a Company, by pi e, vice Hardy, who re. , tires. • •a: .... With Ditto. To be Lieutenauts, without purchase. • • Lieutenant Santuit Nicholls. from the 9th Foot. 1.11,,ice obi , Beevor, vice Gibson, promoted. . Las. A ., Robert Atkinson, vice Baring, promoted. Etsvgn i1,.. , •S Fi..eson. Ensign ileury tlndson. I- tai i to olin Hargrave. , Ettiigu oreph Ct on. El.iito D maid Urookart. Ensign George Cochrane. l'ii.ign *Award V. le Maitre. Deign D. Canuicpael, • To be Enigma. - -- - En-ign W. F. A. (sillllan, from the Mt Welt beikkitejlnient, vice Rervor. illiam Handley, Gent. vice Alkhmon. 11..tiry Blunt, tent. vice Flecks. Jame 4 Itello, Gent eke Ilt.dson. .1.•bo Tarb. elt, crest. eke 1 bag rove. Richard King. tent. view Crow. e hobert Plantell,.(iest. vier Urquhart. it $ ,iger berated Martin. i .eat. vice Cochrane. Hugh Hicksha, Gent. vice Le Maitre. 11. bet • Nettle, ' Gut. vice Carmichael. 65q1 Alvin, Losigst John M.Kay to be Lieutenant, vice Eden- Kie. &Matti. 6-ttst Ditto, Resign Richard Breash to he Lieutenant, without pre.estire, vier Wilson. pla.-el on half-pay. Robert Latham, ..em. to he k mtgs. etre kl.adioh. 674 ihro, Eittlgo W tlliam W arkrton to be Lieutenant, with. out Iniecbart * .ire Hull, promoted. Eteigu William Blair, from tne:.:h.Nkest ladia Regime - It, to oe vice Was. brrion. 71s. Rolicrt Daireish, Gent, to he Ensign, by pureheer, 4.•••.• rromoted. Robert Doll, (trot. to he ditto wittiwo puree:co, rice ..avio, appointed Q•iarter-Manner. 14 v.; .act . r Ihmald ilarruw to be Paymastrik of the Id &dation, t (te Flans, deceased. Ensign Gavin to quirtest-)hunter, eke Harrow. • 7tth tritto, La4stam. N. Catueroa to he Major. by pnrehneo. vice D. Car WOO, 14 no retires.. Lieutenant John Cameron (lA' to Ca..4ain of a ton puny, by urchaer, vice N. Cakono t ,. _Jkarotettan. 11,):tert al.,ch.vy to t e dittd. hy_ per char, vie- Ale/ander I::ancr.so. who retiree. Ewtign KK I :•..fie to se Liimtj.iiat.t. by ,:itechare, eke Catnerou. Benign I) •orau Cateti.m th-he Cienteniint, without pftrchase, vice I `:.ntlt ty. JAM Mardoparll, lent, to be Emits, *ice Ca -10'0. eit.• OWL .11bewpitiloteateasaLattbe (kw** , 4104 Limbs., • oak. vete Cppg, fleece...ed. Frederick ian.lll,„4lent, to be card thistWaM, vi •e • to D01t... Ilkwel-blafor C..cil Bishop, - -front the Ist Foot tat i b Itr. by pall-bade.: vote Bates, who retire p., „kid ,lino, enr . lobo:son, to hc s Lroigh q puritan, v•ee. ,. /Ipvage,* promoted. 11 - i I hat .r 11 ern eigh (lent. 1. V. Limo, by purchase, vice Rtielte,' 'tn . dm 7th. Foot. 101 th Ditto, Ensign Jatnes Coyne, from . the 1f Foot, to. be o.ign, eke MalMoy, who etch-ingot. • • • -.et, • • • 9d Wool•todia Regimeut, Ensign. A. Farrington. to. 1 14.atiente: , maw, wititont )lrehase. tieorge TwisletOn• gtt)d,#, Gent. in be Ensign, vice 'Farrington. • 4th Ditto, busigo Thomas Workman' to be Lictitrimusti'vritlibitt' rctrehave. William liovall SCOII, 4 iCUt. to bo. Varian. tire `Tark•rian. f Tichborue, Esq. to tie Payeapiter, %tot Limon, ontierieded.' " bth Ditto, John Nelson, Gent. to he Ensign.' withoutinutbate, vice,,Blair,..typointed to the 67th Foot,. ...John ..iampbe l k, t ''. M. to be ditto, wire riilblian,appitiated to the 50t h Foot. - nth MM.. Broom Pesmiger; (lent. lb be Raleigh Avithoat par. chase, vier J.-Pensive, who resigns. •.• Mimes Regiment, mien !retake toile Lieutenant, wlthout'perchaer. Emign - PagriFin ditto. Vern, Bate, 1 ieotilY bo Ensign, vice Delatre, ille“tho e Rcgiihent, Major Geoeste Wyndam, from the 12tb Lies- Dragoons. to he Lieutenant-Colonel, by tiurchase, vice ertlyv who retires. ~• ...• bth kay I Velar/to isustalion, I icute t r a nt Drew. f rom the sirs Royal Veteran. Battalion; -to be Lieutenants vice I,' Est who extimoger. . • t • •- • (ate, . Lie% 111011 l F out c i .111;strange, from the btb 'royal Vamp Bothdiow, to be Licutetxwt , vice Drew, wito•ew t=haeteL t. The 1 . lee; (tertian 1A7,i0n.. lit of 144 lofrn,r . ft ea u tf i tast cmee Parks Kew i•r. to bt• I mtge. 'tee 11.,11 mace. promotett, • _ t • K essler ? • 4. • Id Battalion o f Line, Cieritletnan Cadet 4pulpbas to . he Etisiga. rice Fle*lt, prawn...A. . 1 . • • • • • . t! Reparbon Reginicit. • Ca . , • Lieutenant Martin to be Captais al a ltraoY, • ••wiiiii° 6 l rurtimF. „ . ..<! . 11P.6.%•-••*%•••• THE VIA,TFSMAN. ME M OR(kM Df/ M. Lieutenant Greene, of the lith Feet, who Vine superpsded,as sta.ed in the G.3sette of the 11th tilt. is reinstated in his rank: Errata in the Gazette of the Fith alt. • 15th Light Dragoons. For Captain Dairy:milk to be Major, by purchase, vice Lord Walilegrave, o•ho retires, Reid Daltymple to he ht:Ajor,. by , porclume, Tile Lord Waldegtave, appoinfiist rota* tett-Lige( .a.ogrotet. • in the naectto of the 27t4 Olt. Ist Rezinivnt air Life Guards. • For Francis S. Pachet, Gent. to be Cornet and Sub -Lieutenancy Rend Cornet Francis filcher, from 1114 Light Drogeong, be Cornetend Stib-Eiriterguit. The under-tnentlitettfatkailysolned Deputy Assictant.Commis sarics-Generaltnthe thiccs, in.,tead of Assistant-Cammissa ries-General, as stated inAlse Gazette of the 31st uk. viz. Arthur Lovelidge, Dent. • John Laidley, tent. • James Paterson, Gent. John Ward. Gent. William O'Meara, Gent. Office:of Ordneare. "lyre, 4, Ill?. Corps of goys' Military .1 Pincers. Second Captain Rice Jones, of the t;orps of Royal Engineers, to be Adjutant. Dated•Fe:i. 1, .ISI2. Roy .4 Regiment of Artillery. Second LieutemanbWil!kun Wood to be First Lieutenant, vice Croke, decensed. • -Dated Feb. S. IS i '2. Medical Establektbent for the Alilita: - y Depirtment of the .o:ditance. Surgeon Wyville Smyth, M. D. to be Resident Surgeon. Dated March 13, 184'2. Burgeon William Wittman, M. I): to be Resident Surgeon. _ Dated .larch 13, 11411.. • • IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. Commissions In the 3d Regiment of Aberdeenshire Local Militia, • signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Aberdeen. Lieutenant-Colonel George Gordon to be LientenaniXolooel - Couuttatulant..* ice the Earl of Aberdeen, resigned. Dated • Matt+ 18, 1811. tCapts.in Alexander Gordon to be-LientenanbColonel. sick Cor i --don. promoted. Dated May 25,1811. Commission in the Royal Devou and Cornwall Restimeat of • Miters militia, sigued by the Lord Wardea of the Stamm:Ws. Lawrence Holker Poits;Gent. to be Surgeon. Dated Matti jis, 1812. Commission in the Dorsetshire Regiment of Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenaot. Charles Beale Gent. to be Ensign, 'vice Godwin, resigned. Dated Mar c 23,1812. Commiwions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the West Riding of the County of York, City and. County of the City of York. 2d West York Nfilitia. Joseph Thomas TititE, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated November 15, 1811. Edward Hodguin, Gent, to be ditto. Dated November 13,' 1811: Joseph Barton Daikin, Gent. to be ditto. Dated January, 96, 1811. ?d West York Militia. Lieutenant-Colonel Winans Bryan Couketo be Colonel. Dated February 23, 1812. • Ensign Frederick Atherstone to be Lieutenant. Dated March 6,1912. Emig!, Thomas Eyre to by ditto. Dated March 7, 1812. Look° William Read tncent to be ditto. Dated March 8, ' 1812. -Leonard Leaf. Gent, to be Ensign. Dated Jan. 7, 1812. Thomas Gee, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Fth. S, 142. City of YOrk Local Militia. Lieutenant-Colonel Sir William Mordatint Milner, Rart. to be Lientemint-ColonelsConimsvntant. Dsted November 7, 1811. Major John Foster to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Dated November ,1811. • Illaincross and Osgokleross Regiment of Local Militia. James Cocksbott, F. to be Captain. Da , ed April 25, 1810. ChM'l.ll faradsll, Esq. to be ditto. Dated May 1, 1810. '" John Wade, tic,. to be ditto. Dated as above, Richard Perkins, Esq. to be ditto. Dated as above. James Emmerson. Gest. Mbe Lieutenant. Dated as above. Halifax Regiment of Local Militia. Ensign Benjamin Freeman to be Lieutenant. Dated - February 8,11412. Charles Walsh, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated as above. George Walsh, lieut. to be ditto. Dated February 9, 1812. Clam Regiment of Locafkliktia. . Ensign Robert Dpnkin to be Lieutenant . Dated March 11, 1819. John Bernard, Gent. to be Fmign. Dated as above. John bran, Gent. to he ditto. Dated' Mardi 12, 1102. Northern Regiment of yorkshire West Riding Yeomanry coi: valry. Captain Richard Thompson to be Major, vice Stainforlb t re4 signed. Dated November 1, 1811. • • • Gorge Lane Fox, Esq. to be Captain. Dated a; abort. BANKRUPTS. .1. Shaw, Liverpool. sai:l,ll'4;i; S..,rrender Mav 1. e, 19, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Attornics, Mr. liuglacs, Liver pool; and Mr. Chamhre, ( ttapel-street, Bedford-row. W. llamilton, Newport, coal-merchant, April el, 22, MaS 19, at .the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Attorilici, Messrs. Fry and Parker, Axhridge, Somersetslire; and Messrs. Bleasdale, Alexander, and mime, Neu . Inn. J. Rower, Mancbc.ster, firrier, April 2-2, 27, May 19, at tht Casde Inn, Stockport. Attoruies, Mr. Edge, Inner Temple; and Mr. 'lamp Stockport. . . • E. Bowes, ll'iekergate, Cumberland, dry-saber, April 15, 16. May 19, at the Ibike's Head Inn, Carlisle. Attormes ,, Mr. Birkett, Bond-court, Walbrook ; and Mr. Blow, Carlisle. R. Phillips, Chipping Norton, ogfowlshire, butcher, April IS, 11, May 19, at the White Hart Inn, Chipping N a d al ,. At_ toruies, Messrs. Aley•lick and Broderip, Red Linn-square; and Messrs. Mathews and Corgis, Chipping Norton. M. C. Mortellari, Charles-street, Grosvenor-square, dealer in music ' April H, 18, May 19, attkildhall. Attorney, Mr. Au-1 pert, Bolton-street, Piccadilly. T. Moore, Woribing , builder, April 11, IS, May 19, at ' Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Humphreys, Tokenbouse yard, Lotlibu ry • J. M. Donala, Wonlwieh, builder, April 14, 21. May 19, at lindon. Attorney, Mr. a-lieckett, Broad-street, Golden-square. S. Wordsworth, Barnrkv, Yorkshire, cordwainer, April !2, 24, May t 9. at the White Bear Inn, aribley. Attornks, Mr. Clark, Barnsley; and Messrs. Exley, Stocker, and Dawson, Fprnivars Inn. H Atkins, Pnpe's-liead-alley, Russia broker, April It, 21, May 19, at Guildhall. Attormes, Messrs. Greg and torfleid, Skinner's-ball, I)ovegate-liill. ' C. Cog, Clifton • Gioureetcrshirr, perfumer, April 11, 18. May 19, at Guildit.;ll, London. Attorsiess Mews. 1 10 bnellt4nd Lostdo:n, Cleaseat'S Inn . _ N. Nowell and W. ' akelin, Piccadilly, usen'amerversOPpril 11, I.B;May 19, at Guildha.ll. Attorney, Mr, Platt, Tar*. allot, Temple. FOOtner, Herenleibuildings Lauxbeth, unditit, ter, April 14, - 41'; May 19, at lgtontry, Mr. . • ..r.' ornford-court...Thromourtua-street.' R. Atc,bards,,late a prironer in the Met, cook. April 11A9, 'May 19, Si 66114th:e11. Attorney, Mr. bani4kailluo'olkog,. 'Cahoon-street. .• • Marstms-Uoretaine, lisdrordsbire. butcher. Apra. 11, IR, May 1! ( , at Guildhall', tonelein. Attornies, Mr. Arnow smith, N ewport-Paguell and Mr. Agirr,'Figlivars lon. • D: Laener, Bretregatreet,3loldemoquorei Mira' 1,1, IR , Itaytl9, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. 11 ills , V.gsestwiE;~ J. J. Poiderin, Mortimer-weer, Cerendish-square, (*job ,April 14, 414, May 19, at tioikdhall. Attorney, 111 r. Pabainl , Desiu-street, b oho. . • • e. Sitnpao Sidney Leivesler-stium . .f, tailor, (I 11, 21, Slay'ri Sidney 's-alley , Attorney,. Mr. Swann; N dinghalt-street ; • Alai well; Featherstone-buildings, Holborn, Mrercdrost, .4 pril 14,11,111ay19, at (iitildtatl. - Anomie*, Meisni. Dawson dad Wraitislaw. Orwllle-plate, New Burllncton-stretit. T. &hid), New Briticestreer, Vaoshall, April 14, 18, May 9; it (uildhill: Attorney; 'Mr. Robins,' Houverie.street; Flees 4Nterk. 14.1valmsley, Surreyi-Plaoe.. Kent-read, merchant. April , 1.1. 9), May:l9. dt A nornies, Messrs, Wilde and Kaiglet, Cactle-strtel, Valcanliquare. 11. G:111111ems - No:* Loo'don-strett, 'Merchant, April-11', IP, Alty 19„ at G Anomie*, Meisc.. Greg:son and Co. An- 41) uflttJ I. gcl-tourt, Ten)igin4top-mrert. •A. Jamas, New lAiralati4treet, merchant. April 11, 191$ le, at Gut Wean. : Mksin. Gregtow - aa4 ee. tom, Throgarrioe-tqq:1:: . • v ideads l certietaLet, to.. n iorr 9w .) - Faccrt.t.ettra-ftli liittreetctaZ qmlorce! 26, Costs ntr.L.—Hoartfult: and Co; adrite the Public tole_ rose 'the totierji end they will Ikticrvetisilar interest therein ; all those who- purthitteld in rarer: Loltelles' will not reject the present on liccOtYrit* the °tatty advantages the Scheme Possesses.' Tioßrtsaii and Co.. ever solicitous 4 publi6lafour, • libpe 'to honoured on (be "prdlrectt occasion with their. corn nand', which ahali bet iqy uttesideli.to.. • • • . . ; it . „ 11w • '. r production of 9 u ffi eie n 8 food er el de f .c o t r ulinit s ld o rnt7 i :na a : r t g et : d;ip: t !., : b : c . i -. : r , if : .:. e ,.. f , ---....... t h l o m s; e " re P r v , l , l l , h n t a i° , t 4 n wi o i t i f h ou t t h h se e e i em m w pe o p u i HOUSE OF COMMONS, Ailvtit. '7. the it . lio n 7e . ,it was impossible to corm In i .4' , . • NEW WRITS. t e o xp s o a r n t cti o li r e p a r n o y ti : ! l ;.,, e A naw Writ fib- the Borough -if •Aldborongh was ordered its II n :,. elm., t o e p i e ce of she Right Honourable John M. Malicia. he harlot MO t a w tre e t ed tte acce pt e d since his election, the place of Keeper otitis Majesty - 0. be that fore sh t o h u e l y d the Peninsula, end it . was isee to be fer Privy Pude. - :sor e A sew Writ sips also ordered for the Boroagh of Boston, in to 'the room of Mr. Eydell, deceased. A person from•the Louden Hone Company presented at the b ile; t the this suspidon coitry w: f s I t i l li i . e ely i t r o i9h bt , i d de isti e l i ie ly r • iur,3 e g . . n e t ,.,., te ,d i t : Bar certain Accounts respectin g their Receipts and. Disburse meow i n the Manufacture of Finny, M.t)f NOOTD. COLLEC E. • was of importance to bear in mind t ee , th at t h e t i e. sir J. NEWPORT p eo p ene a his Motion respecting M a y. t h he ibi l t ) i r ln nt o e f t s i t i;l i i s it:t4LO w n t o h p u e s rat tl e t l en o ti llP; th tO i, eonbc.otn..3o.le ' view, Which was an increased quantity of lot d r . t " 'A n booth College, that st.md for this day, till the Ild mist, lii abroad, deestood SHIP BUILDERS. • Mr. MA II RYATT presented a Petition from the Ship-buill. eof supplying. th. • . els in the . port of London, against the encouragement of bait .• great ipantity of. spirits had been exported, b e a y tag ship! in the East Indies.A-Ordered to lie oa the table. it ' ti t tri d t e ts r •o p u re ld te b nc e etr. HOUS'IO II N presented a Petition from the Trades-house ' a renot Of the City of Clasgow against the East Indian monopoly.well to previd," ~.•.;.. • - Mi. LYT I LETON postponed his motion respecting the .4.-2(.1 1 of cheeping this abuse. of lleotgo 111 . f rom Friday next to the Yi d A pri l . i Sir JOIN N!•:WPORT expaitied. • . - COUNTY OF MAYO: ; Mr. W. POLE' said a fed words i n ex airei•.a. Colonel DILLON presented a Petition from the Freehold er s . el of the County of Mayo, praying the extension Of a constitutional ' After some further observatioes.ftorn ar. Sil 1 ‘'.', privilege - to their Roman CatheliC , fellow-subjects. He stated the ;notion was agreed to. 1 th e petition tohave been resolved upon UmANIMot7ALT,.by ore . xi us Div s t_. . . . • of the largest county meetings he ever remembered to hate . "Arf "'''4 'l,Dgave notice, that be should te-tecr. i taken place in that county. Thts was nb inadefinate&iteriou o r rosy move that the House should go into a Coritait I the general sense of that county in favoirr orate Catholic:. tee to consider the eiportation 'of .Irish ' ' . spirits to Co.fo I Claims, the Freehold e rs of which exceed eleven thousand, Ho ; . I stated also, that the Sheriff who exceed at the meeting hail reign parts . ;" that he should also. move some new le i signed the Petition-the Petition was then read, and tinkled to gdlations respectieg their mode of collecting the Ex. lie on the table. i The third reading et th e Glass Duty Bill was Hied for fli t . : cise duties on tobacco; and also an additi ona l d uty day sennlght. 1 toti distilled spirits. • . .„ G . • - - TORERIES. . . i q Mr. Johnsen preseitted.an Account of the Iris h I Mr. PONS ONBY mov e d for a return of the number of Pawl! r ! sons convicted of coutilerfeiting the 6okl Coin of the Mint ' '." d I rthel -. vortiran mpotts, or ast year. during the fourteen years preceding the year 1797 . ; also .."'''l9f3 CHA.NCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER. • fora Return of the member of Persons convicted far the same b aa aki i t up thelteyal Family Attneity Bill wit*K . is ofe nce since the slispeaiien of Cash PAyments on th e part of the • f Bank ; also a Iteturn of Inc lumber of Persentt c onvicted of wae•read a first timm.-Adjontnod. coanterfeiting Hank Tokens and Bank Noted since said suapene 1.001 -•-- sion.-Ordered. bra IPA EAST INDI.t COMPANY: „ • Mr. MILLS presented a Petition from the East ter 1 India Company, praying a renewal of their Chatter H u aa for the term of twenty years. This retitioa was ens preceded by one praying leave to present ii, the time icy appointed by the House for receiving of private poti. ti( 1 tionshaving expired. Lord A. HAMILTON called upon the Chancel- - 1 or of the Exchequer to explain a matter that ap, peered to him (Lord Hamilton) to call for explana- 1 tion. It appeared from the report of the proceedings ift at the East India House last week, that the Minister had been understood to have pledged himielf to four ' A points—first, an exclusive trade to China; secondly, .e.t; the supply of what ever monies might be wanted for iL the service of the Company for two years • thirdly, Ai the confining all Asiatic importations to the port of . I. ; London ; and lastly lhe - ng up to the Company I' the controul of tbeartny in India. liz The CHANCELLOR of the' EXCHEQUER could not tlif.iik it,ires.any disrespect to the House, W his having endeavoured, as far as he could, to make cc himself master of the Subject, to do which it was in.., el dispebsibly necessary that he should enable himself . xis to form an opinion of his own upon it, and to have al hl communication with The Company upon that opinion 1 d —satisfied that nothing that might pass between him 1 and them could possibly fetter or restrain the delibee ti rations of that House. ha Lord A. HAMILTON explained. • tit General GASCOIGNIi complained of giving the i it Pc • port of London ati lerclusive right of importation,' its 'as a.rielatien ofttteakticles of Union .with Ireland,: to and snaritiini a rights of _an . principal. seaport. , . theoil out the Empire. „ , ' . , 1 Mi. lIOWAR:Oniade some observations, bet we I. could not collect their pinport 2 he spoke in so low a "ta tone. . . . , use Mr. WALLACE said , that so far from a pledge a having been given by the Ministers to the Company, that the complaint of the latter was, that no such h', pledge had been given. tb After a few words from Gen. Tarleton and Mr. 1 0 Astell, the Petitiou was brought up, read, and order: ix ed to lie on the table. ii . Mr. CAE EVEY objected to . the informality of the I , proceedings. • iii The CHANCELLOR. of the EXCHEQUER. said, that the course -would be, first, to refer the I Petition to a Coinneittee of the whole Reuse, and id then in that Committee to propose certain Resole- tlt tions respecting it. . l I •• General GASOOIGNF: moved for Copies of the at Correspondence-between the Board of Controul and : Ce the Directors of the East India Company respecting the renewal of their Charter.—Ordered. . . • tO • PROPERTY TAX. . :h1 • Sir T..TVRTON postponed his motion respect: ill ing the Property Tat, that, awful ter Thursday, . till a the-23d of. April. . lie morod for an Account of the hi Amount-Of .the geoPeTty Te/ for the years 1119, . .. , . . A ;1811 ) yend ilit 2 e•Ordei - ed. . - - . ~. • 'IRISH gluinc. di ..- iiir .IJ.PrEW PORT moved fee an . Account of the Ss Wel k _ “'Mbit i Gritlit;' ind . .glestr'eurrted from Ire ituid sitielO.hinin ry . I, 'i i ft; ' • • ... ' ' )f . ..". Mr. WELLY SLEY POLE - took brat opportunity s , of expressing his cOtivlitleittiet thire'was tip scarci ty I , . Of 'lcrtiti in IreleniL''.' s ." - '1. ....,, t • . '` lir. LATollal'iiiiol. eislition, That it soy I it) , • be exPerileut.tdo taktietoeonaider,tion : the policy: of . to -puking a temporayy .sto`p tO7distiltitiTi. • 4 Fru:M.P.Nrall t rifEiti r Said a NW etocds . whiel 1 we did un ; bear'. :, . I . . . . lii Sr 4. NEWPORT said, it was evident that a tie. Yf . - - keetitylee'e,lllefgAii,aiise, either of steppine the ex: re port•ef cora to she armies abroad, or of suipteding :the distilleries ) HAM; been: well informed by *core I t • iespondent in Dutilie,that Mr. Pole had been is, grieve • Mislid, and that . there .wete iu Dublin awl .Poi ll' .. alone, tbis yekir; /or,,,.. t o.l)oo'parreis of grain leils than id i_ .i , Ole preceding year. .. : : .... r .. , al- Mr. SIIANY Wore. testimony, e the sensation of ! alarm that prevailed ,lii VAN, ,fespecfing the .sup- proacli oaf a genetal.scsreityr 11 . Mr. PARNELL, ftism'ill the information w.hie . h, lie beer able tie proe f ure, ivas noi•Orepiniiiii th at in :-• • 1 any sound' apprehension could be entertained of a probable - scalleiV,f.tl but ..beep..st,tql to t rim, ,that ii in Metier pert; potatoes were still sold at 4d. per stone, whicheeitginljekield 'eht he• called deer:— s• 1 The fact, he beliered, leis, (hat the'de fi cielicies.Were local, and fully. 4ompensat s edhe the'ebundecce ef .4. other parts of theliiiigtiorrel ;11.* ivitt he ccinettivell i 1 wes pile that t ,ivoulci natural remedy itself, miles* tit this /erect Should be connteracteirby the activity of is Magistrates, or IlielGeverifiiieet. • , 7 ... :.... .•• "' 6 "l'he CHANC!.t,I;OH. if the tX.CifiEQUKS- die ii elated, that notkini could eiceed in. bolipoetance.the I Of •ptesent question, , which .linreediitteky affected 3tia :I"at% •Arr• Mois t • nu% , 1 - &Mtn 0 0 1 . .• Cadiz ' 0 , u , Guernsey , .., 4 V ITItiti,q)I7STOCKS TOM DAY AT ONE O'Clbe, I Sok VeL "'" . - Indittlionds 3 6 pr. ' • 1 pm Cent. Coto. 60 Exclytquer Bill. 3 9 pr.. $ per Cent. Rea. 591 - Pion' 4. per Cents. 761 • ,Ornnitto 3 per Cent. Navy 90.1 i • congul. fltr Acct. 601 Lottery Tirekets All: 13 Lang. Ann. 151 THE STATESMAN. LONDQV: V(EDNESDA AVAIL S t 1819. "Dispatches s have ,ntoei :r abt b been rece ived Iravta:ne:ceohrbeflaeyisoaii, nthapvc:4G.:: commenced t in riets n nh ahcu o t e cos il tn. n d, histu:7ol:eonme the ri I:: heard bare any butpa h t fT o ° tv m ha ° t -a d r a M te i ; ni a 7 fra : e n h d geich s . P :::::. d cid i en t r ß i o; t t h9 t h h na e e t tb 2 t s h a s 4e m t h e le2n tA c t : h i alt. o v .yr e ; Il k n u c so o sn l e t s b4 l y d e r nt theles ti i . b e l t es bombs eor tti f:rb rn botsil a mt: g wnn e , sht,;l: t ha t: a : d hr ic:d b ,, ,K they eien d a t e dynge have r cl, j o ds n s zu e l:apst t. at i t ej o ifi hytai t i vird h b abuild spacked Lky invented.iuli Il i j ih u e ry 2 . 6th lt i . iup all his valuables , as if rbad.3! to set out for France , :trisitere• he was soon ewpocted to lie followed by the : 1 i Ihole of ...be French army, pri T af e letters are also ' said to have beet received from the Peninsula, in which the enemy are represented to be b a starving condition t and this is assigned as the reason for their ] having resolveitto abandon the Spanish territory.--", TD these rumours,. however, we do not attach say credit. It; is true that, in the last received /myths* !oPapha, several Gentlemen are said to have retched i New-York, who left Europe the oiiildletof January, I tandlOo carried out the intelligence 44 that there wits a famine in Spain." If this had been the case, I it Is singular that we, who live so near the Penin;. Isulk, and who have had so mmy direct citat -1 monications with it should not have heard of 1 this till the report went out to the United &Wie l and 1 from thence was • conveyed to this country. So far from the French being about to abandon Spain, or even give up Portugal, the Cadiz Papers, of tie 24th, expressly state, that MarsharSoutv had marched. from Puerto - towards Seville on the 21st. It will be recol. lected we stated, on Saturday, on the authority of a ' letter•front Liverpool, that accounts had reached that • • . _ .., port o f wart IT ELL/ NGION having proceeded with his army; bit. Spain, to engage the enemy, who , it was understood; Were approaching to the relief of Liadajos. Thecircumstance of Sovi.r having gone to Seville, ed.. dentlY With the intention_ of forming a junction ut:th thedivisions of his army stationed at Llerena, renders I it, more thee probable t that EitildWzi.tura - ros had Ibsen ofeirkeiLaf tlie„nssembliiie,to this force, and hittl..proceeded against it,• : with Ole slew of striking a filitWiefore it ..could receive any assistance • front lif 4isvost, chose army was stationed on' the Togas -. What 4 incivist b s this probability is, that a vessel, the ~ P ownOria', arrived In the I Cl)de on Friday last, aft , ' li pasi,iage 'Of night ' deya from the Taps, whi ch . Isving's .accoun ts Unit ••-" a ienend battle was every rtwiefent•looked for it Lisbon." .We wait with q tettine. anxiety for the mitt arrival •ftem this guider. --Front the Cadiz , ' Papers 'it avesiii, , that the manufacture of the new Spanish Constitution is ter , .. minated lit cOlisequerice of i-bich" the Cortes .0 soon bi l. diseplvid. It is supposed' that a body of about eighty of this members will ; continue to exer cise the legielatiVeArnetiens, undeettertai it limitations, until the subsequent Cortes 'hall have been elected and summoned.--The following are . extracts: • , ' .. 1"" l' . '' ' ' "-. ''''':- cAtirt Manta It ril ioawi tirtu. ,sieg or n Dece t liefo nt re w, las i t Bl t 9 h e ,e and repeat 4 e u y arciesdi {,their thre;Winifrom the Cabs? vela to the street nearesa 'l s %.• he tend:glib, -a. few frenntles, charged with le ad. efect has - bit:it emicly the same, —a few, windows. broken '..--si Will destrOyed—iome stnneg removed In .. t w h ha e -s e te tr y ti . i, a ;h d e igtritehnoaidacisintiy,iion,jrinir,t(tltotthheetninahrnaobiiltmatednie ,- • . 4 , s • I