The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-03-21 00:00:00

DUTCH PIPERS. VIENNA, FES. 25.—The Prince of Neufchatel, the Plsoipotentiary of the Emperor Napoleon, is to make his solemn entry into this city on the 2d of March. The procession will assemble at the Palace of Schwartzenberg, without the gate of Carinthia, will pass through the; street of that name, through the Graben and time Kohlrnark. and thus arrive at the Imperial Palace. On the following day the ceremony of the betrothing will take place. 'rho 4th is the day allotted for the solemn and authentic renunciation which the Princess is to make for herself and for her posterity, of all right to any of the Hereditary States of Austria. In the evening a public ball will be given,• its the two saloons of the Reduut, to persons of quality and distinction. On the sth the ceremony of the marriage by proxy will take place, which will be followed by a grand circle at the Court, and by a gala. On the 6th-there will be a dress ball in the saloon of the Palace. On the Bth the departure of the Empress takes place, whvn she will pass through the. principal streets of Vienna in a most magnificent procession. It is said there will be thirty state carriages in her suite. The principal nobility will attend her de parture. Twelve Ladies of the Palace, four Chamberlains, four Pages, and the Pelee() and Prin. cell? of Trantmansdorf will accompany the Prin. cesi to Braonae. The removal of the Prioeess will thus be con. dotted in the most solemn manner; and his Ma. j..ety the emperor of the French has scut to Bran. fiat • part of his guards to receive his august ;Wan 'with corresponding distinction. The Ciitretess Lassneky will accompany the young Empress to Paris. as a Lady of the Palace. Se stetsi persons of distinction have determined not to wait the conclesion of the fetes at Vienna, but to proceed with expedition to Paris, in order to be present at all the splendid ceremonies in that city. OW Court Gazette contains the following arti. des vo. • TM 'testy of suirrialp between his Majesty the Emperor df fbe Irethod gitit of ?te a ,, said her imperial Highness , lits AssisMaallis Mama Louis, eldest daughter of his Irn- I lavial ataley, tall esteems goverewn, was ! : igned on tile 'it h 4 •of fobroary by the Plenipotentiaries, fife Prince of Stimuli iteliberg nod tae Doke of Codore, Minster of Foreign At fairs for From. The exchange of the ratifications of this Moly bob Ogee ors the 15th of the present month at Vienna. botoreaCoont Ilefteroiidt %Marburg, Minister of siati and PIM. Affairs, and Corot Otto de Mosley, Ambassador ens . hitil France lsas bless 'time hands. which present the ptnspert of flume Imasdness. His Mainty bas ordered this event, so im . - lsols empires, to be celebrated with a magnibcetwe • the St em . or teter el f r :Ye a r a an n d e gt a ona nd rc t :. the eigoeli y 'has six out to meet the French Am y ' cat the Y= s of the bioaantiy, Hod to compliment biro. AtIGSBURCII, Fag. 26.—11 t appears certain„ that the Circle of the Adige, on the Southern Tyrol, will be definitively detached from the Tyrolese ter.' ritnry. The chests of the Public Treasuries isr; that district have already .been sequestravil by the French Authorities. This part of Om Tyrol forms a salient angle within the kingdom of Italy. . The Princess Theresa, the daughter of the Prince of Tour and Taxis, is to be married to a' French General Officer. The Prince of Neufchatel caries to Vienna., several decorations of the Legion of Honour fur the Emperor, the Princes, and the Ministers. MA74HEIII, MARCH I.—A part of the suite of the Prince of Neufchatel and Wagram . passed through Rohl on the night of the 27th ult. on their way to Vienna. The Prince was to follow in twelve boon after. There are fifiy.twn horses stationed at each pout for his service. There are five etarriages filled with his Aidet-de-callip, four of which are drawn by four horses, and one. by siit. There is, besides, a carriage belooging . to M. de Laborde, Maitre de Requetts, - A number of other carriages follow with persons attached to the Prince, his &micelle's Ike. Dusszt.nonyr, Fite- 4 28.—Th° passage of troops fa Wolkod continues. IR hare- received the decision on the demand made by his Majesty the Emperor, with respect to what dilllal be dons with the conscripts, who mutilate titonMelves Is seder to be dismissed, which is, dolt ?lees criminals shall be sent to JelierS or "%itself to be employed in the works on the rasa-' parts. Lltlferf, Magus 15.—Laffliff from Lemberg state, that the discussions respecting the detertol. nation of the limits between Russia and Austria are *boat to be brought to a conclusion. It is generally understood that Russia is to obtain all the Circle of Tarnopol. In .the Circle of Zs_ lesczyk she is to have the left bank of the Dnies ter, and besides a part of the Circles of Zlerzaw and Brzecan. These countries, Which stretch along the left 4 the Dnlecter,• do not isteludoMuy dontuinical, property. Austria,. by retaining the sight bank of the river, preserves the important communication between Gallicia and Transyl vania, but she loses a territory so fertile in grain that some years ago two bushels sold therefor ouly fifteen cc/sitcom. The carriers from ?torahs and Silesia, who bring merchandise to Lemberg, sad return empty, pass through Tarnopol, in order to buy wheat there, which being cheap, covers the expenses of their journey. Zalctczyk, the ' capital of the Circle of that name ceded#4ltussie, is; handsome town, in 'an advantageous Situation on the Duiester, which is there of considerable breadth. Nothing is known with certainty respecting the line of demarkation, as the Plenipotentiaries have still something to regulate on that point; bat it is SIN, as some .14111414111 . have announced, that Russia insisted that the territory ceded shotihi con. Wes a population of 40,000 aisles; en the Min trary, both sew are included ' - ' ge,mbeit. - is generally undstataidia The Russia. troops in wins, to prevails Os' ibossordloodOs of the mosso( Ikea eilkJeto hart 14.11 mi. isimmormaie- - `_ - A From the LONDON GAZE?' l'g, March 20. • --lowas.- Commissary is Chief's Offwe, 19th March, 1910. nis Majesty has been plea...eel to command that the following regulations should by established and acted upon in all future pronnetions and ape puittentents in the Commissariat Department) viz. That the gradation of rank be—Commissary Goleta, Da puty Commtstary General, Assi-start Commissary General, Deputy Assistant Commissary General, and Clerk. That no person be allowed to enter the Cominimariat but as a Clark. . That no Clerk be eligible for promotion until he has served at least one year as Clerk. That no Deputy Assioant Commissary General be eligible for promotion until he has served at least four years as a lk • puty Assistant, or use years from his first entering as a,, Clerk • in which latter cibe, only one year's service as a De puty Assistant would be required. That no Assistant Commissary General be eligible jar pro motion until he has serve.) at least five years as an Assistant, or ten years from his hest entering us a Clerk : io which latter case, two years' service as an Assistaat Commissary only would he required. • . That no Deputy Commissary General be eligible for pro motson until he has served at least three y Carla; Deputy. By the term Service is to he understood actual service upon full pay. Thus a tommiseary-ciltneral will have the.espesience of nt least - - - - I years A Deputy Commissary• General - It/ An Assistant Cominiss.tryAiriseral - a A Deputy Assistant Commithary-General - &Sire thav can he appointed to their respective sillations. That no person he app Anted a clerk under the age of six teen years. By Order of the Louis Commissioners of his Majesty's Treasury, J. VV. GORDON, Commissary la Chief. / ''. • Admiralty Office, March 20. Copy of a Letter from Captain Scutt, of hit Majesty's Ship Horatio. to John Wilmot Cruker, Esq. dated at Sea, Fe bruary ti, IS W. Si a-1 have the pleasure to acquaint you, for the information of the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, that on the morning of the 21st inst. being in latitude 33 deg. 10 Alin. N. and longitude 29 deg. 30 min. W. we discovered a strange ship, and after a long charts and running action of one hour (wherein the enemy manifested some deter mination to defend his. 'hip, captured the French frigate IA Necessitite, of a small class, pierced for forty,guns, mounting twenty-eight, viz. twenty two twelve-potstiders, and six twenty-four pounder earronades, with 186 men, -commanded by Mutts. Bernard Bonnie, Lieutenant de Vaisseau, from Brest, bound to the Isle of France, with naval stores and provisions. YOu will acquaint their Lordships that his Ma. jesty's ship has not sit - tiered (except a little in her roasts awl -rigging) in this trilling affair; and , that the Officers, skip's company, and Royal-Marines behaved to my satisfaction. 1 have the honour to be, 3ge. . • . GEO. SCOTT.. Admiralty Office, March 20. Copy of a Letter from. Captain Sir Joseph Sydney Yorke, of his Majesty's Ship the Christian VII. addressed to Ad miralLm d Gambier, and transmitted by his Lordship to Julio Wilma Cruker, Esq. His Majesty's Ship Chrt4tau YLt. bit MY LORD, Bove. Reads. Web. It Three veswls,.as per margin*, being part of a convoy of tea sail, laden with brandy, resin, Bte. that sailed lag night in thick blowing weather, wind W. S. W. from the Charente, boitinl to the northward, having got on the reef AO projects from the point of .Chatelaillon, between Ail awl Rfiebrile, l directed the boats of this sqnadrun, as per margin+, to. destroy them. This was forth with attempted $o be executed, when' the enemy made a movement to prevl44 it. Oar boats wene eight, and the enemy's nine; ones- armed in the• usual way, theirs more formidable, all of them he.: log gunboats, carrying a twelve-pounder cams,' mole and six swivels, and rowing from twenty to thirty oars. • LieutenanfGision, of thisship,who directed the operations, matlo a fend of retreating, to decoy the enemy from their shore defences, when sudden. ly turning on them, they fled. The barge of this s hip, in which he was, being the fleetest boat, ad veined most gallantly along the rear of the ene my's line to their third boat ; but finding from circumstances, the rear boat . was the only one likely to be successfully attacked, he hoarded and carried her sword in hand. Two others were closely pursued to•the beach by Lieutenant -Ro. bents of the Armitle, and mast from his steady ire .within pistol shot have lost men.. The gun boat taken by Lieutenant Guion had two killed and three wounded; amongst. she latter was her Com mander severely. The vessels alluded 'to iu the • margin were then burnt. I am very respectfully, Ice. • JOSEPH S. *OISILL • A chore tnagee, of 60 tom; ditto, of 40$Ssi 4, ditto, of 90 Imo ; flay laden. f Cbristias VIL. 3 boats= Seine,? ditto; Ansid . e, 3 ditto. ---mosos-- MILITARY PROMOTIONS. '...! ~ ... % • • • War Office, March 20. BREVET. Major-General Sir :Samuel Arliniutv, Knt. to be Lieuteiant- Generol in the Presidency of Madras only. Major-General the Hon. John Abercromby, to be Lieute nant-General its the Presidency of Bombay only. Comasinione honed by the Lard Iskutenand of tlets Cminty of Devon. I • South Devon ReFiateitt of Militie. Richard Lanz, Esq. to be Liettienant- Colonel . -Dated Au gust 16, 180 9. Edmund Nathaniel Wells Forteecoe, Esq. to Mt Major. Dated as above. Samuel Taunton, Esq. to he Captain. Dated SalY 89 1 90 9 . John Searle, Esq. to bet . Dated Jocosity 4. 1810. Hairy L. A. Toll, Esq. to be ditto. Dated Jousary 3,1810. i.Joines Tticker, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated February 9, 1809. i Peter °oozier, Gent. to he ditto. , Dated May 49,1809. 4 Joseph Palmer, Gem. to be ditto. Dated AuguO 16, 1809. Thomas Oliver. Gent. to be ditto. Dated October et, 1809. John Conte, Gent. to be tit°. Dated November ?2, 1 9d0- Peter (Wier. Gem. to be Ens*. Dated January 18 . 1809 . Timms Game, Gent. to be ditto. Dated June 2, 1809. Thomas Oliver. Gent: to be ditto. Dated October 2, 1808. 'obo Carve, Gent. to be ditto. Dated October 16, 1609. 3 din porton; Gest. to be ditto. Dated November 22, 1809. Robert White, Gent. to be ditto aid Assistaat-Sorgeoo. . Dated November 44, 1809. East Devon Registost. . . John Parker, FAq. to be Capfsis. - Dated Septembee 12,1809. Paul Treby, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated October .5.1809. Richard froroitb, Gent. to be Easley. Dated Stemniber 2. 1909. Jolla &lead. Goat. to be ditto. DateliMovesibetr 10, 1 90 9 - -11iriseR, Gem, to be Quarter-diaftere DiteetENPvela ., a pea" Regiment; - •Captain. Doled Jamortt Si 3510. , 'be Lkellt•Osst. DatudJauttary to be ditto. Dated Mav 19,1809. to be ditto. Dated WOW, 12, ~•. • , • •., r, ; 1; THY, STAT ,: • ; _Onelklif Itnbert'llarl, Gent. to he d ill,. ated February 2N. 1909. Winkel Rutlidge, to be Dated Deeciaber 24, 19019. East Cadielgh . Regiment of Loral Militia. Charles Gordon, Esq. to`be Captain. Dated Attest 31; 180 S. East Deena Regiment of Local Mili ta. George William Niko; Esq, to be Captain by Brevet. Dated October 16, 11101 h I • IPlyinostli Deck Troop of Cavalry. Lientenant.Martia Tbsoies to be Captain, vice Mill, resigned. : Dated g :ir ) il 5, 1909. Cornet main Parfet to he Lieutenant , vice Thomas , pro moted. Dated as above. Charles Tink, Gent. lobe Cornet, vice Parham, promoted. Dated as above. Ennington Battalion. Ayshford Wise. Esq. to be Captain, vice W. Woolcombe, resigned. Date.) as above. . Ist ikvoa Yeomanry Cavalry. Wilda* Crockett, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Sanders; re..- 1 signed. Dated Jane 3, 1809. Francis Poole, Gent. to be ditto, vice ,Leigh, resigned. Dated. as abate.. 0.. Thiiima lleathtletd, Gent. to be ditto. Dated October 12, 1509. Thomas Hellings, In be ditto, vice Dicker, resigned. Dated December 22, 1809. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED, J. Patterson. Woolwich, grocer, from Marc %20 to April 17, at ten, at Guildhall. London. • . J. Jones, W hiteehapel.rintd, cordwainer, from Marc It 14 to April 17, nt ten, at GuitditalL 3. IVallos, Croydon, Sauey. tailor...from March 17 to April a, at ten, at thalilaall, Lotal . . .. BANKRUP T. • W. Hole, Islington, apothecary, to surrender March 24, April S. May 1, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.% Edwards, Sy maid's Inn, Chancery-lame. M. Franco, Spital.square ' iiniunince beaker, March 24. April 7, May 1, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, *r t ., tie,' magma, Fenelturckbaillings. Fencharch stree.. f . 1. Vista!, Chaditaley Carbet, Worcestersitire, •tailot.' Aaril 9, 10, May 1, at eleven, at the Guildhall Coffee-honk, Worcester. kttorney, Mr. Parker, • Worce-tee. T. Fowler, Tiverton, Devonshire, shapkeepe.r, March 31, April 3), May 1, at eleven, at the Three Turn Ina, Ti verton. Attormes, Mr. Rea:tell, Tiverton; and Mr. Lyi, Took'4-coort, Chaorery-lane, Load , in. R. Hall, ,Liverpool, grocer, April 10, IL May 1, at one, at the Globe 'tavern, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Woods. Liverpool; and Mr. Blackstock. St. Milked's-court, Pail= try. London. W. C. Cov, Nether Knutsford, Cheshire, innkeeper, kpril 11, 12, May 1, at eleven, at the George Lou, Nether Knutsford. Attornies, air. Dwayne, Knutsfpril, Chaehire; and Messrs. Wright and Pickerilq, Paper.buildiags, 'tem ple, London. J. Cowtill and Co. Manchester, calico-printers, April 4, 5, May 1, at three, nt the Star lon, Mimeo...ter. Attornies, alessr, ha ale mist flecks, Staples Inn, London; and Mr. Nights, Manchester. .. DIVIDENDS. May 26. IL Hall, Gutter.latie, warehousenous.-April 17. J. lludson, Watling-street. merchant.-April 41. J. Roscoe, Liverpool, grocer.-May 11. J. Y•ouna, Queen. street, London, merchant.-April 21. W. Martin, Homer kin, hroker. , -April 21. J. Hasler, Strand, teriaor.-Aprii 11. C. Purnell, I,' mpsham. Somersettaire, coal-merchant. -April 10. • R. Ball, ha at Brent, Somenetshire. mercer...! May 8. W. Altham, Toltentosse-yard, broker:-April CI: T. I/ant:ban, Liverpool. Muck-talker.-April IA J. Chap man, Yarmouth, linen-draper. C ERTI MATES-Atlas-1. 10. G. Women,Nortiichtireh, Hertford, sled wak.it-sailter..!-M. Argent, Hare-street, Rumford, Easeasorletualler.-11. Sitar, Westbury, Wilts, elathier.-Ft. Ware and P. Fra,..res, Lave rence-13ne, Cliemeatile. wholesale glovers.-J. t lietalotivi s Falba oda, Lancaster, tailmeseturer. -It. S. Hey wiardi Manehmter, lioommuerehent.-4. Perkin., Hertford, cart pinter.-J. Newly, Aldgate. woollen-dr a per.-It. colasse t . Bond-retort, Walerook, wine-nierchant.- C. P. Dairen's, Brydraestreet, Strand, stationer.-J, Willi., Padding-l e gate d . merchant. , A . . .. EXPICOInus Tu. TIM sC4IIC LpT. . • COPT OF A LETTER Reelli LOA* #l,lllrOVltt CARTtlib . a arria TN Irsti 241R11.-Of onlara AW, .RATED %JOT , 4 1 1•• RVRT, 0100*-11ITH Tent PICLOSUR Ell.- enoßiLso_lllC vita loose Of ;011111014 TO RR FR I milt), a 4 ace . 13. ' • • . lawattigaltieet, 2114 Aavol. IlleA • Mr I.ORDI wood bar „your tutor ..aviata barn igeore re ceived at the Foreign Pace: , wll l l eetftel li* . ealleAgleell Wel the Austrians of the rupture of toe armimle..;trird also wills respect tootle chief 'esimatarod of the ,Aolitriai ;ali hovel" bean elven to Priace John of Liehleniatlit, Ilse. Arcatbilte Charles's dodgem/0d *milli; been accepted. • ' ~ One of the letters yams Lardinip Will olisersell addition, • to the " General commandiag his Makity's,ltakapa ow the Ointment;' and was forwarder( in the Ellie, cadre a blow ' ceptma gnat the hue occesatino of Coaluiveu bad bete eft faded by the !daunted guard of your lairdibip's army .' . I have Hoe homer tak, hr. ... • • (Signed)! • CASTLEREAGH. The Earl of Chatham, he. 4e. . . • .. • • (INCLOSURE I.) zeta/let OF A LETTER PROM —TO MR. lIIRCIALTARY CANNING. • - ~ • t'• .; %IA JulylB. ISM " Theterm of the Arinistice:eeplaa **the lath at Arvid; but nrihods can tell whether ate rnellaght's term for atimswism ing ha.tillties may be counted from the 30th inst.• or whetter.' the ochnlawriaistee nova ant rusidset tpefarut4lle4mmusclatias I can take place I think it mre likely that the arMistige may be demounted any day after the )11th instant, and thatli fortnight later hostilhies may cormwesies I at lay Pate I ails* not fail to apprise you, as well as our Criontemladiog 001141196 if there be ally in the Norte. ,_ • " 1 know. for certain .tlatt some headane mid 'WM.= overtures for peace have takewpince, mot that tharselleallt *yr t mitirely at an toad; but es birret 1 have Ikea althea = Mimi, they do not appear hitherto to Mier the -most prospect of accommodation. !title army is consulted, or the generality of the nation, the may mote will be, to 'vaguer or to fail with honour, rather than submit to nay lento Sow - parte may dictate." e' (INCLOIIURIR U.) EXTRACT OF A Larralltrlitme to Ell. IIittIITARY CANNING. " Aura 3, 1809. 46 I was on the point of sending my letter, when communicated to Ole the most import/Hit piece of intelligence, that taw Archduke Cindes had quitted the 'CORIPINIRd of the arms, and wits ad interim sweeetted by Prince John of Lich trostein. The General Orders, by watch iiis Imperial High ens takes his leave of the army. are dated the .on ult.; and a particular papage, in which he rays, " that smiler thefts: pica of so brave an *Aker ar.Prioce Liebteararia k, the Na m,' will be led on in trey glorious deed , : seems to leave no doubt, that the 'not-Jeanie raker are alrenda, or on toe point of being broken solt. I•have seat noire of this impor tant turn of affairs by Ibis ocrasiati, to toe Commander in Cbief of his Majesty's troops in the North of Geriragy.". • (INCLOSUItE 11i..) , ?stater Or a ilittralt 011014 - ' TO ...--- ' i '. i...01....A., ' " /LW I .t• ilia 1 " It Is *sarong to eanclef e with Skiing; lAA i he' rplint we I the army is not Milk least impaired ; nit the comrary % Oar the trap, at a late review, sidled out for an end of 'Wear •1 missive; walleahe ezerthars are mire s Mg Milli rea- 1 der cite orate its as ever. in this respect, Holomalts i has surpasse.4 ever steer part of the atoaarcuy• as, Its rer.,is meat, are Nokia, imam of the reserves, its grand cethapkl; , g '.and it •isforakhin lg lailiellia slumber* at maws rbr. the cavalry- I iof other r.gi , meints. • ..• " The WM V ita. takenee be etolitiolo behind the Marano, with its right ti Ohautz, it. centre at Cresnair, head-quarters in front, and tee let at Halbach." . . - aINCLOSURP. IV.) . • , COPY OTA LETTER Taos' —TO Tim CONSAPIERE IR Mir LaR C D II , I . ICF OF Tali narristi FORCE'S. Amr. 3, 1809, a o'dock, p. m: I think it my duty to krona your Lordship, that on, the ;! 114th alt. his Imperial Higbee's the Archduke Charisalletia le ! his resignation of the command of the linpei int army; raid I that toe intelligence of its-being accepted by doe latiperor reached him on the 3Lith. It will niodroubtedly be gratsfaistg to your Ercelleacy to learn, that a passage in the Archduke a .- General Orders, by which he takes his leave of the afar says, that, under the auspices of his successor, tee brave Prime Lichteristeln, the army will some be led te new gliortoworkedio,' winch semi to imply twit .11110.itigOott4tioqi of the war lit agreed dPell• • Your Karellency will raker/ eve Vas have %minted tha t' en our first notice of yoolibleillat, the Preece of brietaiwitat, disdniniog to comply With IM armistice, sot• at .sowards }talk with a b out $O/0 wee to join yew t anskthat Int irrrh garrisons of Glimeau, Custriu and- Si. ; 4save teemed: orders to rumen against the Elgliaio ai wy mater your oat stand. 'they aumant scarcely to all kt-ltdhluten. • „ • 11: lA% att. ilis t *telltale tbi s i d g f et u ater i5:C.1644 • h 6 • , . la' • . - _ - ~'s : j a d e d in that n s b er as .Tobo Frivol!, Cietit. to be lilt' is snob cessions (fie Sieben, Gem , to be Q • . • ter 10,.18119. n Maidatia 14 1 4 *Apia North Devi Tasks f., lotto Mag a gig. Sobs awash Atai** Williams, Goot. to b !Amite!. :41001 , ' 4 fi b 120. NO for INN Sithltaeflactiesiey; ans. to &de Bemis Bicknell, 4eui. t • • ' 1.111. :A _ e •.. •4 . • t. 1. Bitlfi.Ul'olf 11 sea 19. * ' two fi ne r days than this and yesterday b p , turned ou t , o sli t i l cc ha t l h e e a co ot tn e te i n i e en ent ed n en n t t a ll a o is s f s Pa ri tii: t o rve l, f iles:ra ti e l ‘ . year ; under such divinely favourable a elp i ta " it is almost unnecessartto add, that the whole of -our haul ton visitants sought health, ezereiae and pleasure in public.—Mra. Fi ,to her Steyno Mansion here, on Friday evening ,the loss of tier trunk . from the hinder put of carriage, contaluing property to the *4 4 some hundreds, was the most probineet dent of her late journey to TUstiogig g i - i .... , Lid y AnvET met - trisagreetille tiCi. dent here on Saturday lasi. jive hadribip Re, t annic . down. and . nearly trampled en, b y restive horse in the shafts of a cart,. in W e , t. street, principally owing to theearelessnessand ta u skilful conduct of. the driver, but, •we a te k aph to add, her Ladyship sustained but lit t l e Sir G. PRESCOTT, who has been indisposed he re l o i• some little time, appears now to reieivecoinid tl ; able benefit from the salutary influeece of the ft . breezes, as his improved looks sefficiently ex , emphfy . About 50 couple gate life sad spi r it 'ln the merry dance (the tradetendn's till), 4 4 the Old Ship, on Friday. Mrs. 11o4st,rt entertains a select company of Favhionam ts w i t h ti dinner, at ilavesell-house, this clay, p i g is which will succeed a coneertand supper, inflicts's. lug. The Welch fusileere, fur Guernsey, t e ,"l„. eel from Lewes, to embark at Portsmouth, go morning. The wife of a serjeant of the mo les. • calry attempted to commit an act of at l iaj aat Lewes on Friday, by throwing herself from ilea wharf adjoining the bridge, into the river. 'H a p, • lily site was rescued by a- woman in a barge l et . the vital spark bad been extinguished, much to hit : regret, as since expressed. •To jealousy, it seems, the rash act may be attributed. Collins and coasters have been in abut‘ditten.iis this, put of the Channel, during the lint - two days. At timely supply of coals to tho . townly the tonne leas reduced that necessary etticle in , price, dint 940. per chaidron. rr . .4 Lag OF Nitnntld - to C 9111081714. Yesterday the sale of the eidoeidecerleelleb tJ preserved animals, late the - property of Mr. N. rock, deceased,' was atiestied 'by a sem* d Gentlemen who devote much of their time le # 4 study of natural rarities. Girti Stssieo f Seldom ral persons of consequence, We among ifis jos. icon. Lt will be recollected, that the public were gtai tifietl, some time since, by the exhibition of age: peed/ins elephant, which 4104 by poison, nibered in 'is 'clandestine manner, by sense diode teem?. The huge bones of this Asiatic gm.. 'drupes, wee afterwards preettreed, and ea the pro mateceationthe skeleton was put up for sale. Tle OactiOneer informed his hearer, that it was thews)! 'mein En repo, a great oatmeal Muttony, and vnwthy the attention if a vlttitoso., Tie int sum bilita 'was twenty guineas, which hieteassd ,to fortpuier. .Two Gentletnets then continued to it‘d spinttenk 'tiithsw,andthe skeleton was slow kiec ipp d d olga for Aft -five gnisseas to Gentleman dein! realty. Tim s keleton of the stierinamiti whale, sktyads feet ton, which formerly &wand is Rack. straw's Museum, sold for nine iforreu. , stated rhinoceros produced the • impsetaat sal of five shillinge. Tot hern . of this seam ail. mat was also put up. The auctioneer 66 .hew the horn, tt is a very Ina ealliktlk , Ladies and Gentle men who are pares} 4 1 11/1 1 1 1 r have agouti opportunity to indulge their •" The horn sold for one pound twit ding**. P 4 fine preserved large monkey, denonsimo satyr, attracted much attention. ne.was USW .down to a lady, who professed -.Ad extraordinary subjects, for two ;Mends, fewslii. Hint. A preserved baboon, bearing a nevi's !anthem and cattle, .sold for one pea twelve. This effigy appeared as capable of per ' (firming his duty as many 4 of our nocturnal vor dians. Many scarce and, beautiful birds solid, low prices, and the whole collection, cuenslin WA lots, produced about 1401. Ma.usiou-Tlouse.-7John Kigley Wu ellartk by several women with indecent coulee/ tarsals their daughters as they passed the shells la . 141111 2 which practice he bad continued fur seam but had hitherto escaped, no alarm being Ono of the girls, who are about the age of ten or twelve One of - the mothers, -however, going with Mt daughter, was an eyewitness of his very indelioar conduct, and pursued him to a court in Aldesor,. where" lie was apprehended. The prisoner said he was a cebinet.maker, bad a wife sad fire reihkri: and dessio.il the charge. lie was rensailledflerfor• titer examination, when the dhildhat and their lt rents are to attend. lioappesos to be oirostili' s 60 yeass ago.. . • Whore brios , 4ll)..gotitt Or, AA,dernet t *„ t Ow, isonn Nia . roa, after inspecting me Indi weighers' iteturtis s , ordered the presedt dread- tub remain. t f On the lath instant, at Cinutarfolear DONlith he L ai 13ertrani Mitfrost,'Erq, nits s ' Op Monday lan, Ws. John enteral, in Pnwit - Plitg' a Magni Osrsbe sth inst. at the Lord Advocate's, Ellisbig lirX colophons', Of a son. Einieth Otos* 9111 inst. at kis hoer in fieorgeoeittat 4 9 (kr Lady nF, Mr. Srtlieitor RRoyle ; nrta . sink • • • , klisp. iratsieß er . --18P On the 170, at. Si. John Übe Evangelists , belt nag e. bes, Eng. so SSW Santa Viatti•'etille " le 1411 r •ON the 18th last, lita t i of 'do roe• 1110 181411/ ••• It' irennisair, le the ' Cher' age. , i . L . rilPillmi. on FrieseL the Mlth Of March, 3 0 61 "; - 111 , rilie ail" hest. Maori afirke Reichard, AO (lOW ef lit : Intehorill. of Picendiftwaged heti-faro fire nod siiiels, Ti Os illontlas hot, Aptanotet 73, a • linen er s linen7. aa i T Mui r ' Iftwont, wife of Vice. U.airitt Savage, . ,i ) ILieller itf the late Mri. l'rapand o li.iri NMI" e ititb,rst Plai.tow,,.frievistlj- of Potter's Sat..fr —....Ater - - L s 1 No. , : %% I J‘ E4th T hi f.,lv, 111 1 , 1 II ir. 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