The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-02-25 00:00:00

~j?A\GA&c ,4-tt_vAd4.A -- '•11, 7-7 f! I - ~. -~ \ ' • • , .• Tst - . ,- ', O (11, • -.1 NVVBER 5903. CARD....Mrssrs. OOSS and Co. Surgeons. have 1 . 4 1 word an Establishment at No. 7. Jeneya-street. St • lums'L—(fire Ad v ert's/meat at the bads of the paper.) TO MORROW MORNING ! TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS Sterling Mo - Re y, will be given Se Ow last Prim draws oe TIMMS. sow, oler aad above ley ether Prise it any ba dream Nearly YO other Capitols nay be matted that Day. ealbe , l oefey wo ws/ 16, and nearearth fa the rest 'they ba drawn.—Tbe seams papoose ,CloolllPriensand WU saw Prises. all Mesoy.—Lest Lottery. fhb lest Mize ow uio tbs present. mailed to the Greed Prises. and that was sold by 111811. who slot sold 16 Capital. last Lot ',l; tad wise Is now selling Ticket's nM?S le great variety, at Ms Oleos. S. Grabill. and f. Marius-cross t eed h e hers sod expects to sell the 120,0C51, god several Mak Viritalq ant Tuesday. •.• 814/11 Mew will be kept epos till TWELVE 'O'CLOCK THIS NIGHT. - - - - Published this day, rice lc O. A PRACTICAL TRRATISB ne Nervous. Bilious A sad lolassatery Mentions, with a new Method of curiae Stricture wlliniat the sae of Boogie or Caustic, with es Apporit tie the Mosso* of Women end Children. To be bed of dr Author, J. LYNCH, 44, Duke-street, St. James's. , SARACWV* ABAS INV, * samma-wrestr. sstswlssis„, • CHEAP TRAVELLING TO DOVER, DEAL AMA ATE. MABOATE AND . CANTEKRURY. PI SK following LOST 'C 0A CH BS, MAIL J. COACHES. &o. Se oil Irons as above inn : Iv "Teicwraph," Dover, Deal. Ramp* Margate, Camertiory, Faversham sad Sandwich sew post coach, stet, Iworcieg, at a quarter past ryes o'clock. le orroqsenee of the decided peacetime gives to the Ore war, the proprietors are detersimr leo armee shall believer to reader It the drat conveyance ea the Kest reed. Ireertee, Chatham, Rochester. Striped, Sitiligbeenee, et Raters, every rontiag, ate 4 past P, wnd elkineoee. lialsordt, Plymouth, Exeter, Timm MNAMIN Powys, Aeoporsea, Tatars, Weymouth, Dordirater, Derwreeth, or Soliabory, every tooter', at enien.lireweb Menitro, Azialaurr. nridport. Blainiford, Stockbeidge, Basingstoke, Hentord-bridge, Risekwater, and liageliet. The " Uslos," Root Lyiniegles, vor Ranagetoke, Hartf abdrurater. and Bog ert us four beside week troy revalne at eight; urine et the Genii red Horses, liontinumpton. by Ir. This ia a art delightful erraveyenee to the Isle of SW, Jersey. °strawy, St. Mater, Havre de Grace, Alionintg, ke. Me promisees st the above mesh Mips Is receive a ear timmies of ,bet eappert which bas lOW% been etperisseed Awls sommemoist atf the "MO's." N. raetag with fr. be ass alisiel Ilyhig per emichea, through Chippen. Om Ora, erg lifsrlbereeek, Westbury sad Reading, ottryaltersees, at ens ; arrive at Mr. Mao's. the Grey lard Hsu Bath„pnd the London Tares, Tboatas-street, tedllieenlitistol, text morning. Jimmie 'CO WELLS, BEWEIWATZE, aILNEOE, AND ELTISOCTIC nee "Umpire." • new Liverpool light 'sack. any est Sabi es the mad, airryisg leer Inside, mesas ;telly as see ; efivasep ie r4prosel ru Nest.sdis e. es s s P* et seA tamenre ess. iltresati Wnhir brm. • ~_ _. Llime m =a m yammies. :Lwow *.ta. Wmolegre. soil Pirspet. • Wr7sloc." issitY, mimosa. Pak hwy, Andover Omits% Sseispteke. Hartford-bridge. Ptletwster, sad ispibet. sew pest sea* every Wednes day old SSS TO 44444 UT. tHeitmovan, PT. IMAM &C. Reastsple and tioathmolton Post Coati. every Moe- Wedaaday, and Friday morning•. at 7 o'clock. The "Rockingham." Leeds light post coach, sets out every afternoons at four ; and passes through lialdock, F.aton, hiltoe, Oreetham. Grantham. PlamtrY , hilnlord, Markham Moor, Newark, Retford, Doncaster, and Ferry bridge. tothe Golden Lien. Leeds, next stamen. Luggage and Furliars only Two Pence per lb. Notwithstanding the uncommon expedition of this coach, It is snowed to be the most saveable and complete public tonveysoce on the north rout being unequalled by any whet.. Ilarroweste and Ripon new light post coach, every after toot al four. Glasgow, Lon/town, Gretna Green, Anan, Dumfries, Breernhill, Thornhill, Manquher, Kiln, Ganmock, Kingswell, and sit parts of licotleud. a psatcoach daily. York, Scarboroegh, Whitby, Shields. Sunderland, New castle and F.dinbargh, new post coach, with a guard throughout ; sets out Ruford, Doneast.r, Forry bridge, Tscitesster, Darlington. Noriballerton, Duman], Morpeth, and Berwick. Passenger/ Udine there/elver fatigued on the journey. may rest •hat time . theypicami, and then proceed on without any ad ditional fare. Marlborough and Swindon new four inside coach. through Aldhoarn, Reading. Lambourn, Purton, LydingtolL Weston Basset, Ramshury, Hungerford, Newbury and Maidenhead every morning. Briegenortb, Weisel, Shrewsbury, Salop, and Holyhead four inside coach, every esening. Boston. Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton and Huntingdon Royal Hsi' co,,en every evening; to Spilshy, Louth, Grimsby and Hull, afternooh at a quarter before six. Penrith, and Whitehaven Post-Coach: goes with four horses and a guard all the way ; passes through Broach, Appleby, Greta-bridge, Richmond, Catteriek, Borikorhbridee, Wetherby, A %vetoed, Ferryhridge. New ark. Hoscaster,Gractbam,Stansford, Bawtry,Greethan and ; sets out every morning, and performs the jour ney with the greatest facility. Passengers detained on the road by husiness, or pleesure, have the peculiar advantage ef their sesta being secured is the next watch. heeds'. Lancaster, Prestot. Kirby-Lonadale, Holton, C htieY9 Ornalark, and Garstang post-coaches, every ar- k - Poop. Liverpool, Warrington, Knutsford, Stone., Stafford, sod Liteltield new light four inside post-coach, (only one night an thereto) every evening et fiv e o'clock , t o th e Saraceo a 11.15 Dale-street, Liverpool, next evening. Wskrield post-coach every morning. ( hear. Neaport, idtechurch. Terporley, Nanaptwiels, Nattimich, Middieu kb, post-...tie :4i every afternoon. Manche s t er , 11 , Congleton. Newcastle, Weisel and u olt erhamplon, new four inside post-coach, every after btaa. Only one night on the road. evBrnfteld and Roth er h am post-coach, called the " Nelson," ery aornine. HO, Lincoln, Northeeve, Howden and Doncaster post eatli.every morning to the Cross Keys. Market-place, Hull. Birmingham post-coach, sets out every afternoon at three °. dork. carrying four inside only, and passes through Wars rilet, Leamington, Southern sad Daventry, to the Saracen'- Bull-street, eld. Bull-street, Birmingham, next •orniog at half-past elm Hertford, Ware, lioddeston, and Chestnut coach, every ere n i oc Tottenham end Edmonton coaches, daily at eleven, half- Pao leo. floe and eig ht. Stockton and Yarm Coach every morning, to , e.vierge inn, Sunderland. :ge, at only two-peace * Luggage and Packages to Leeds, Doncaster, Ferry per lb. ..tt. A. MOUNTAIN and CO. respectfu ll y acquaint their ; h 7 . 7` f d o v , s end , the Public, that they will not be account .. y Pawls. Passecters' Leggege. Writings, Plate, 7 zwi. "more than Fire PebOlill ssiee, If lust, stolen, or de ol as entered as sgeh. and the tolerance paid for " 11,. et the Saracen's Head lu,r, Londons LONDON, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2., 1822. " 7Se Cara for which HAMPDEN _fill in the Field, and SYDNEY died on the Scaffold!" JOHN BURG= Said SOS. Wag apprissi of the itIP numerous oodupwoors m*l_ by many persons to in , parse • spades, Miele lei Ode make. feel it laeuethent epee thus to request the onstage W lite Public la ,perrehas lag what deep osoceive to be the or enet. to observe the sun and iho adOress sortimpende with the above t—the go natal appowoode of Ws epode= deearipiees will deaths tbe owinerdsi, sod fee timir dulness, 1 1, S. last Hon +O - the fellow* dellheli 1-4elti stele tippeirtuite at int lghl "Thi Ocusiwer , bet it Mott ehy:llohitlestedstrest some orses"—aed woo/ Isere Ifilhontillinss. • JOHN Busaiss a W yd l barks bees ray • yews boomed with sea Illtrohotios, (Mt 4 4( 1 7 liaMeteet of theiteet t jelhile. aid ettrikatly aim te Impels lb": lA* grovises to perehesle4 olelt they sweet ye toile of lbdr peke. whielt they hope wilt pe. Not su l ta li ra s rja t ir i Zigllvtar fromtral Piripowa. - la gs t i e : souh i reet eatoom eniseenti.. se nue to be se T i reper4 t g it loom Will hasp geed is all eilnieees. . Wereboose, 107, STIIIIOIII,COVIWN Or ibilSaVOy-Itllll4olldolll. (Tat 1110111111111112 L 1111111111.11AUCI WARENOO,II.) . sad 9, TEN (MINICAB REWARD. /110 PRINTERS. ENGRAVIRS.. Isg.—p.Wkerses, I it has bees discovered that entaig Plisoesp eopi r the' isaltitet ifdrgieg sad Verilleg Labsieebsissi tallow el those sand tcl Shp betties NUINE BLACKING ►ed by DAY aid ARTIN.' obertiby seablibst aaorlMeled dealers to baptise on their esistomers a bed aad lajerloss article. We hereby offer a toward of Tea Galaeas to soy Parma who shall Eire each lafornatioe as will lead to tits oterrictiee of say one guilty of lien illegal practices. • DAY AND MARTIN, Feb. 1929. Y 7, Higit Holborn. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZIITTS. wet , ran. 20. Iles Ring has been pleased to gnat ...Obese,. J. 11. Moak, Bachelor of Divinity, and .11.00 Al l rofessoc of Greek In the University of Cam ' Deanty of his Majesty's Cathedral Church of espA r A le ts m e death of the Reverend Doctor Thomas 114219 g. thereof. ("town orrice. yen. 23. . •' MRMaxaa RATIWWID TO RRRRR to PARNIRWORW, , Bonegh of Blechingley—The Right Roo. F. t.. °ewer. eirieseely called Lord F. L. Gower. In the room ortibellata.l W.H. C. Hemlock, commonly called Margolies of Thiel list. mhp has aeeepted the Chiltern Rendreds. Cogoty of Montgomery—The Right lifosenrable 0 W. W. Wynn. , WAR OFFICE, TRIP. 22. lath Regiment of Light Dragoons—J. I. W. Browne, GenL to be Centel, by purchase, vie* Cammoo, whose el>. ' pointment has not taken place. Ist or Grenadier Regiment of Foot Gaards—Lleut.-Col. P. Madge, from the 99th Foot. to be Cape& and L1e0L.C.41., vice Stanhope. who exchanges. Ist Rent. of Foot—Lleat. J. J. IPeades, from half-pay Stith Foot, to be IJent., (paying the diaeresee)vice Everett, appointed to the pd Foot. 3d Ditto—Capt. J. Rolland. from balf-ps/ 53 Dragoon Guards, to he Captaie, vies R. Wheeler Hooper, chasees. receiving the ditereoss. 19th Regimen of Foot—Mejowit If. Donnie, DAN Foot. to be Major, vies H eseheages. 92d Ditto—Major Illenoet franc the 13th F be Major, vice Deanle. who A. Andrade. Lancaster. banker, March 11, 11, April 6, at the King's Arms Ilia, Lassesater. Attorneys, Mr. Ingleby, limaineSer • and Mr. Beverley, Garden-court, Temple. IL Clo4h, Sharpies, Lancaster, calico-printer, March 11, 14 April 6, at the King's Area len, Lancaster. Attorneys, IbligarrAdlispon, Gregory sad Panama', BedfOrd-row ; sad Messrs. Boardman and Merry, Bolton, Lancashire. M.flardy and .1. Dale, Ma neltester. warehouses., , Merck 11, 19, April 6, at the Bridgewater Arms Ina, Manchester. Attorneys, Mr. Hipoa, Manchester; and Mr. Ellis, Chan cery-kite. 7. IL Harbin, Malabo& Devon, dealer and chapsan, March 19, Is, April 6, At the Seven Stars Ise, St. Thomas Apostle. Attorneys, Messrs. Collett and Co., Chancery ; and Mr. Termer, Exeter. G., W. and F. Blyth, Birmingham, merchants, March 14 ilk April 6, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Attorneys, Alexander. Oarey-street, Lincoln's-Inn-beads ; and .11111 . essa. Lee, Son sad Nast. Birmiagham. ate I. Carter, Rattleadest, Stalk, grocer, Much 7. 1. Aril ' Stab Aare Inn, Bury St. Edmunds. Attorney, Mr. 'me, Stowmarket ; and Masers. Dickson and Soa, Gray's Caesar,. Clement's-lane, wine-merchants, A 16, at the Court of Commissioners. Attor- An. sad Miller, New lon. .orles t . Nee-manufacturer, Marsh 6, II:Alhe ' Ins, Nottingham. Attorneys, Mr, .NOISag ; sad Messes. Herd and dabmasa, i . Tree', Exeunt:fader, Mareh 11, 12. April 6, at the I :ad ak Tavern, . Exeter. Attorney*, Mr. Shaw, Ely Hofbornt and Mr. Terrell. Exeter. hand T. Swift, Huddersfield, March 96, 21, April 6. ht the George Inn, Huddersfield. Attorneys, Mr. Battye. Hdidersfield, • and Mr. Bettye, Chancery-tune. W. Taylor , Yarmouth, Norfolk, ameba-Rey. March I, 2, April 6, at the Anchor Tavern, Great Yarmouth. At torneys, Messrs. Swain, Stevens, Maples, Pearse, and Hunt, Old Jewry ; and Mr. Palmer, jun. Great Yarmouth, W. aerie. Church -street, Rotherhithe. virtualler, March 19, 16, April t, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorney, Mr. Simard, Paradise-row. Rotherhithe. It. P. Alvin, Elm-street, Gray's-inn-lane, table-beer-brew er, March 6, IL April 6, at the Court of Commissioners.— Attorneys, Messrs. Fielder and Barley, Duke-street, Gros velar-square. DIVIIIIVIDS. March 15.8. Hewitt, E. Bowman. and .1, E. Bowmen. Nantilek, Cheshire, bankers, at the Lamb tun, Nantyleit— Meta 20..1. Irving the younger. Carlisle. grocer, at the Crow; and Mitre lan, Carlisle—March 19,J. Davies, Mitch.. eldeaa. Gloucestershire, draper, at the Rush Tavern. Stir tot—March et, T. bleatyard, Falwell Mips, Dorsetshlrk dealer, at Woodgate lea. Pentridge--April 1, J. Swipe., Leeds, woolen-draper, at the Court-1.. uso, Leeds—March 15, C.Orlasted and J. Lanham, Horsham: Suases.benkers, at the White Horse Inn, Steyning—March IS, W. Biggar, Rfaashester„ brasier, at the Star Inn, Matictiekter—Marett 19.11c11. Flowers, Lealleshall-street, tailor, at BaMegitall stresta-IMarch 25, T. Clay, Worksop, Nottinghamshire, gro cer. at the Red Lion Inn, Worksop—March 15, J. Ander son, West Smithield, bookseller, at Basinghall-street March la. R. Friday the younger, Islftworth, barge-master, at Basinghall-street--March 16, T. Feernley, Porltmonth, stopesiler, at flasinghall-street 7 hiareh 16, T. Douglas, Jobs-street, Ironmonger, at Baslogball•street. - mem teino—ummt.Aueas. -- ar. _ Grenadier Rest. of Foot Guards, to be Lieut.-Col.. Ilodge. who inebanges. Ditto—Lieet. W. Everett, from the Ist Foot, Limit eke S.A.Pagen, who retires upon half-pay 35th sleallebig the diferenee. Seth Ditto—Lient. W. Peacock., to be Cept.,by purchase, Mee Campbell, promoted. 44th Dilto--Lieut. R. R. Halibut, from half-pay flak Toot. to be Quartermaster, vice 11. Jones, who retires upon beif-pey. 10th Ditto—Lieut. G. Bartley to be Captain, wlthont per -1111111c„ Ties Jaeocey, deceased ; Surgeon C. Gill, fru= the list Fool, to be Surgeon, vice Jones, deceased. 18th Ditto—Hospital-AmistantJoseph Huey to he Auk- Mat-Surgeon, vice St. John, promoted in lb. 6lst Foot. Seth Ditto—Brevet Lieut.-Col. 0 W. Welker to be Lies @agent Col., without purchase. vice 111•Leod deceased—Bra me! Major G. Ilalford to be Major. vice Walker. Alst Ditto—Assistant-Burgeon C. St. John, from the 18th Toot, to be Surgeon, vice Gill, appointed to the 30th Foot. 77th Ditto—Ensign William Conereee, late of the 4.1 loot, to be Easily), without purchase, vice Byrne, pro moted. 79th Regt. of Foot—Lleat. G. Mitchell. from half-pay 92d Foot, to be Lieut., vice A. Waters, who exchanges, receiv ing the difference. 87th Ditto—Lieutenant James Bowes to be Adjutant, vice Carroll. promoted. 88th Ditto—Paymaster Philip Vyvyan Robinson. from half-pay. titNII Foot, to be Paymaster, vice John Grosser, who exchanges. Ist Royal Veteran Rattalion.—Lientenent Thos. Blood, from the Bth Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Lieut., rice Lynch, whose appointment has not taken place. 2d Royal Veteran Battalion.- Capt. H. Brodie, from the late 10th Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Captain. id Royal Veteran Rattalion.— To be Captains.—Captain H. F. Coortenay. from the late 10th Royal Veteran Batta lion—Captain J. Roche, from the late 10th Royal Veteran Battalion B .—Captain T. Hodgson, of the Hon. the East In dia Company's Service, and employed upon the Remelting Berrie of that Company, to have the temporary rank of Cap tain in the Army while so employed. HOSPITAL BTArr.—Deputy Draper, from the half-pay, to be Inspector of Hospital,. To be Physicians to the Forces.—Physictian John M'Mul len, M.D. from half-pay.—Physician Edward O'Leary, M.D. from half-pay. H .—The Christian names of Cornet M•Dow all, who was appointed to the ist Dragoon Guards, on the 17th ult., are John Andrew. BANKNUPTR. A. Joseph. ?Magdalen-row, Prescott-street, Goodman's fields. merchant, to der Feb. 46. March 6, April 6. it the Court of Commissioners. Attorneys, Messrs. Williams and Goddard, bray's-inn•place. J. Pearson, Manchester, joiner, Feb. 46, March 9, April 8, at the Albion Hotel, Manchester. Attorneys, Messrs. Adlington, Gregory and Faulkner, Bedford-row; and Messrs. Law and Coates, Manchester. J. Russell, Rochester, wide and brandy-merchant, Feb. 26, March 3, April 6, at the Court of Commissioners. At torney. Mr. Rippon, Greet Surrey-street. T. Boucher, Cheltenham, cabinet-maker, Feb. 28, March 5, April 0, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorney, Mr. Patten, liatton-garden. J. H. Tucker, Jermyn-street, St. James's, March 3, 11, April 8, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorney, Mr. Wright. Fenchurch-street. J.Child. Aldermanhury, hosier, March 2. 9, April 6, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorney, Mr. Hindman, Basinghall-street. J. Smith, North-street, Westminster, March 2,9, April 6, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorney,. Messrs. Tflson and Preston. Coleman-street. W.Scarth,Morley,Yorksbiremerehant.liarch 4.3. April 6, at the Court-house,Leeds. Attorneys,Mr.Wilson, Oreeille at.. Hatton-garden; and 111 . Smith and Moore, Leeds. A. Andrade and T. Worswick, Lout-aster. March 12, 10. April S, at the King's Arras Inn, Lanaste►. Attorneys. Alessrs.Ras void II and Crook. Princes-st. Bauk; sad Messrs. Wilson and Ifigsin, Lancaster. CERTIFICA TES.-11A RCN 16. A. W. and J. Gratrix, Manehester. and of Furness, near Maley. Cheshire', ealloo-printers—W. Ilancoek, Bury St. Edmund's, cabinet-maker—J. 11. Payne. Bury St. Ed mund's. grocer—J. Glover, Easthope, Salop. dealer—J. T. Thom, Plymouth, carrier—J. Lister and J. B. Lay, Hud dersfield, dyers. P tRTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. G. 11. and F. Warre, London, merchants—J. 0.11. and F. Werra, C. Raynsford and R. Maziere, jun. Rio de Janei ro. merehants—S. Inett and C. Hence—J. Lea and J. C. Harrison, milliners—P. Hope and J. Craven, Liverpool, grocers—J. Harrison and W. Radcliffe, Standish-with Lang tree, Laoceshtre, painters—J. Hoyle, J. Hargreaves. T. Sterkie, H. Dawson, and J. Earnshsw, Spring Mills. Lan cashire, corn-dealers-111. Sad T. Eigia, P-ntonville, attor- neys and solicitors—R. Wilkinson and T. Bond, Bradford. Yorkshire, linen-drapers—T. and R. Knight, Colchester. drapers—J. and J. W. Drury, Lincoln, booksellers—J. Keene, J. Tester, and T. Leggett, South Audiey-street, mercliants—W. Murgatroyd, W. Mitchell, and W. Keay, Searbottom Mill.worsted-spinners—W. Heron and T. Beas ley, Uxbridge, wine and brandy-merchants—J. Berry and W. Sanderson, Cilinburgli—W. B. Draper and S. Dalton. sen. Swansea. Ulamorganshire, sail-makers—P. Utensil and D. Bradley, Witite:hapel, undertakers. AAAAA OR PRICR Or CORN INIINGLAND AND WALKS._ Wheat, 491. Id.—• Rye, 924.9d.—8ar1ey, 19s. 6d.—Oats, 1:4. 7cl.—Brans. ans. 3d.—Pease, 245. Od. The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, com puted from the Returns made in the Week ending the 90th day of February, itkit, is Ms. Std. per cwt. - . 11"°r.u ' L;iideo,:ina . ster 7 m — arrner. " ii - t - FlasinitTlall-si;:et:LNl;r7lr - I . IV, wants, and to live, if he can, at their expi D notvo B. &oyes. Tokenhouse-yard, merchant. at Basinghall-street is the duty, and it should be the object of wbo ii- .a 41111111,110, J.lferadall. Hristol. haberdasher, at Basing- to make all contribute in a fast proportia Isalimboust-.-March 16. J. R. &Mout. Hridport. Doesetsbire, port, and to take no more than was neressai from the Z=lrt• at Beehlieleil7streel — Mere l l 9. B. Neville. confident the people of England would De IL , dealer, at Ba s ogball.st reet—Ma nth 16, C. Costes, treat, drop/tat, et Basingball.strivet— M arc h 16, a just reward for services performed, w Foot, to statesman or a soldier ; and be woad never • W AlderamalMary. silt-weaver, et Bastagbali-street reward withheld from 9stitoripas vervains 16040111 W 11` . glii -area —lda 9 . Heise, le .1.4.116.1.. biir re neiry dijaiirpotlions of (be pablit ;01.. vice . y, Lei- ' oeseersbite, grocer. at the Boll's !feed lan. Hinckley—Feb. (Tired by those who bad no claim from pu M, to be 26..105e Moreno Di Qairos, ftise.lane. Flucklembery, mei.. The public most always feel the necessity a b t b Foot, chant, at Basingball-street—Feh. 96, G. Gardiner, saint ... i ail just establishments, shments, and will never d Inlm-atnbot imam...ray at R•atnerhall.street t nor which s true i nterest . Bat they EUGILNI iIiAUIARN.,II3. The following interesting anecdote we extract from a new publication, which we have recently perused, entitled France for the last &nen Years, by W. H. IRELAND, 3lember of the Athautentn of Sciences and Arts at Paris. No character has perhaps been more universally pa negerized than that of Eugene Ile iuliarnais, whether considered in the light of a brave scattier, an expe rienced officer, a good tactician, an exemplary hus band, and an excellent father; it was mammary to hear him lan tol on these several accounts, so that perfection and Beaubarnais became almost ,yoottimuus terms. Under this impression I was uniformly in the habit of sounding forth my weed of praise without opposi tion, till happening one day to dine in a mixed so• ditty, where I expressed my opinions as usual. A ge oeral officer who sat opposite to me, at the conclusion of my eulogy, proceeded to acquaint me, that he was by no means surprised to hear a stranger elicit such opinions, when so many of his countrymen cherished a similar error; but continued he, "The Prince of whom you speak, does nut answer to the character laid down ; that is to say. if detimiency of gratitude be a blot upon the escutcheon of virtue ; his bravery, skill, and social attachments I do not wean to im peach, bat I can confidently plate, that had no muesli selfish motives swayed his mind on Ir•Aring of the de feat at Waterloo, it was then in the power of Eugene Reauliarnais to have made a diversion in favour of his Imperial rektive, which mast in 411 proinandity hire pletely tamed the ti to of oils Depute lions waited upon him at 3kii..11; ine:!, 401 teriureef PRTCE SIMI PENCE• were offered, but. be balanced between personal ar. amity, conjoined with riches, and the stepping WWI, forward to declare himself ; in which case Italy "hell I have risen, Austria must have cone tilted bee *ow t safety, Russia would have retrograded, and the coal - tion would have been thus broken. This I cam avone for matter of fact, as being upon the spot, sod tulle aware of the spirit that then warmed the moieties hf Italy :—Beauharnais tergiversated and Napoleon was lost !!" As the General who thus expressed himself is still living. I conceive it snuecessary to offer any apology for not inserting his name, as publicity might be detrimental to Lis interests under the existing order of things. 11==le=OreaCIEICEINIIINE PRESIINTATION OF TAB FRESDOY THE CITY OF LONDON. In our paper of Friday last we noticed the PEISII6- tatioe of the Freedom of the City of *rondos int j ar. Hume, en the preceding day. The press 'neater matter having prevented us then giving" the address of .thanks which Mr. Hume delivered or the nearside, we now embrace the opportunity of inserting it, as follows : I can with great sincerity, assure you, that I reallee this mark of your approbation of my conduct in Parka went. with heartfelt satistaetioe; that it is most gratify ing to my feelipgs to find that my humble exerfiens in the service of our country have been so favourably appre ciated by the first Bodv in the kingdom ; at the same time that I cannot but * be conscious that your kin l.'sa has greatly over-valued my humble services. Sent to the House of Commons as the independent Representa tive of independent Constituents, I felt that I alsorld de sert my duty, if I did not endeavour to call the attention of the public to what I must consider one' of the chief of the public distress. And, Omagh the task might be difficult, yet I never considered it hopeless; bat felt that it was the duty of every man, however haled.. to use his best endeavours in a cause so Isitreourable.— every man must feel that under our Constitution, clogged as it may be in its power of producing happi ness, yet many blessings are enjoyed; but this can for- Dish no good reason why the impediments to a move perfect state of things should not be removed. In these sentiments, Mr. Hem* said, he appealed to all who heard him, whether he had attempted to do more than his duty. by endeavouring to reduce the excessive expenditure of the Government, which, whenever it was more than we. necessambecanie the means of undue islnence,of castling persons mounted with power for the good of the public. to prefer their Individual interests to the public welfare? He blimed not individuals, it is the system under which we have groan up; and it is natural to man to-avalt - himself of his power to make others provide for hi. wants, and to live, if lie can, at their expense. But it object of Governmetat, proportion to its snp• .• nee y. He was Dever withhole I, whether by a never wish to see tweet thegmbliet.. Odic revenue re , public serviced. - of supporting , derogate front honour which is true laterest. Bat there is no -other possible way of preserving public credit than that which is observed by individuals: to consider expenditure an I receipt, and to live within income. Ho never looks I with despondency on the state of this country—it win great in the best means of producing national happiness and was distinguished amongst the nations of the earth for the good faith as well as the commercial greatne-s of its people. In this great city it was well known that the most extensive transactions were daily carried on by verbal agreements, without a fear or cause to fear. The resourcesof the country are also ample, if well applied, and it was his object to lay before the people the state of the country, as far as the revenue and expenditure were concerned, by statements of facts not to be contradicted; and the declarations of approbation he had received from many portions of bin countrymen convinced him that his endeavours had not been without effect, sad that Om best results might he expected. And if he wanted any additional incentive to persevere in the same course, ill honour that day conferred on him would supply it. Mr. Hume concluded by repeating his thanks for the hign honour the Corporition had conferred on Mr. Hume's address was heard with the deepest atten tion, the Members all standing, and on his concluding, there was an uni I burst of applause, which cons in for an unusual length of time. 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