The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-12-27 00:00:00

sm.— • • • m1#11707 4 r8 AVErrik; bsc. 23. FAO, rd • • •- • -••■1111A 7 -1 - .. --: . Antify-flilies. Dee. 43. . Copy _of a Dispatch taws his Excelleocy Sir Henry Welles ley to ViICWII et tholieeetegb, dated Chicianse Nov. SO. - M's Losus.--Tbe Cartes closed their Sessions at the low yes terday. aria have Geed the 15th of January for their meeting nt Madrid. I andersfaud that the Regency will commence their journey foe the capital about the muddle of Oetembt:r. I have the ha mar to be, &c. (Signed) IL, 11 . C LLESLILY. ' Viscoant Castlereagh, &c. • WAR DEIIA RTM ENT. ,„„, Deiening t m e -strece. se. 23. Mkjor Ale:ender hinedouald loss addreesed to Earl Bathurst n letter turd it; inclo.urc, of which the following are copies, dotted • - Oliva, veer Dantsie, Dec. I. Mr Loom—My letter of the 21st ultimo will have Jemmied your Lor.lship that the batteries of the first parallel, coutaining s .venty-font pieces of ordnance, of v arious calibres. were open eel against the %arks of the Bieekot's-berg on the pith, and that nearly the whole of the granaries if that part of Maisie, called aaeielier Island, containing, it is supposed, from a thouseed. in to else handred bets of core and rice, had been hurat,by the fin• of the batteries estallisited above th,- suburb of Oltrae I. have now the gratification further to inform year Il e erdehip, that articles of capitulation fur the surrender, of the important fortress of lkanizie (of which I inclose a copy) were,eigited. so " n Ad,' bare been since received from Lord Cathcart, dated tba Vath ultimo. Frankfort Wtli December. 1813, tutting. that his Imperial Ma t have event nleasore in being able to assure your Frankfurt . that the troops composing th vision of the Allied Anityast%;. jestv had not ratified the above Articles of Capitulatioo, hut had , eistioiceisbed theneelves by thi'ir gallant conduct af often as (ea ordrred that the siege of Danteic should continue until the garri. r ortun4 ice have offered, It is het justice also to Acknowledge sou elsould surreader as prisoners of war. that the defence which bas been made by the enemy has bee* -......—. andieions, and that be has disputed every inch of ground which Admirals-Office. Dec. ti. • could he at all advantageous to him, and from a hick be was . Dispatches.. of which the following are extract', have been fe atly driven by superior windier,. I have, &c. • serried nt this Office from Admiral Y oisiag, addressed to J. W. ... (Signed) ALEX. SIACOONALD; Casket Esq. • Major El. Mune Artillery. i Impreeneble, in the Riwimpot. De l 19, /11 1 3. th the CAPITULATION of the place ..f Darazie, under sp. , et ‘.l eon- marines, I enclote for th it lairdeltios informatiou bit account dittoes, eoreluded between their Excellencies Lieutenant- of the manner in Which he was received by the inhabitmits. General 146roadio, tbeAlajor-General Weljaminoir, exereis. : - • leg the functions of Chief of the Staff, anti the Colonels of Ter Goes, in Smith Bevel:slid, Dec. 17, 1813 . Engineers alonfredi aid Pullett, row:delved with full powers 5114,— . 1 pr oceeded If ith the earliest light this morning with by his Royal Highness the Duke of iVurtemburg, Com- the pinta ('s of the royal marines, you did me the honour to place mender io Chief of the troops e.nplos ed in the siege of I)nnt- S under toe, and landed at the entrance of the haven, about three sir. on the one part, and their Excelleocies the Conga d' lieu- miles from Ter tins. delel, General of laivision, the General of I.l6eade d'lleri- I The peasants flocked to me from every quar ter: the flag of court, Chief of the Staff, and the ('ol. Richemant. likewise : the Dutch nation appeared borne by mon d, .on, e rery th s t i . ll:, fi and ' pencilled with the fail powers of his Excelleuey Count leapp, our march to Goes was covered b y the mu l t i tu d e of gs .Aid-de-Carnis of the Emperor, Conernander in Chief of the , which gathered round us, whilst the cry or Orange Boven re 10th Corps d Armee, Governor-Geseral, on the other part. sounded on every side. • The scene was th e most animanng and the most interesting , Art. I. Tbeltistiss eonspesin• the garrison of lkintzie. and oc- that I ever witnessed ; the Proclamation of 'his Royal Iliglawss tur f ing the faits aid twine bts aependert ftsereoe, will march out the Prince of Orange was read, us welt as one from the (Nowis e the town, with their arias and baggage, an the ht Jan. 1814, Crates, from the window, of the Stadt-ii nese, and was followed : at nu o'clock, A. M. by ihe gate of - Oliva, and lay down their by the most enthusiastic cheers and acclainatioto. arias in front of the hettmy of (;ortes Engel, if before that pe- 'rhe intention of the enemy, in the requisition he had ordered triad the garrison of Dantsic Is not relieved by a body of troops for the garrison of Flushing, has been defeated, and the Dutch , equivalent In ',umbers to the besieging army, or if a treaty ga g is dying upon every steeple near the: western shave. conelviled between the belligereut powers shall not have before The conduct of the parties of the Royal alarines, in the midst that period determined the fate of the town of Dantzic. The o f th i s ialmdei t t i ng scene, and the kindness s i mwere d upon t h em officers shall retain their swords. From a consideration of the by the inhabitants, has been marked aoh regularity. sign -ems defence and Jistiageisised conduct of the g irrisen, the I I have the honour to be, ate, detachments of the Imperial Guard, and a battalion of 600 men (Signed) G. W. C. R. OWEN, shall retain thieir arms, and they shall take With them two six - Captaio of his Majesty's slit Cornwall. :pleaders. as wellaS the aminuaition-waggors tbereunto belong- Ad m i ra l young. ''. Inc. Twenty,fire cavalry soldiers shall likewise retain their bor et and arias. . . , . Impregnable, in the Rnompoot, Art. If. Thefort , of Weicbselionnde, the Holm, and the in- Deccan .er 11, 1811. immediate works. as well es the keys of the outer gate of Oliva. I request yon to inform the Lards Commieitonen, of the Ail. shall be gives over to the Combined Army on ore morning of Ink:illy, that Captain Owen reports, tha• lie wes (on the lath, i.t tee 21thecesilier, 1813. ! liorsnelen, in South Bet eland). Information tiny iiig rearbedben, Art. 111. Immediately after the present capitulation shall tins the coney were actually levy ing at Erabbendyke the sup - • hirre'llece shined, the forte Lacoste. that of Nettfabru aver, n ith 'd i es f or B ate, f or w hi c h requ i s iti on h a d b een mule,. he sent .its dependencies, and the le ft bank of the Vlstula, as far up as'. Staler Bartle can to interrupt them, mid his men cut off their theredoubt.Guslin.. and the line of redoubtesitimied on the Li- knoll...mks. and pursued the eamey, but did not aerie in time. 'cankeribesg,a, Welles the alowenkrokchanze,shall be deli veeed , Cant. Owen found at. Borselen two capital batteries, oar of ep in their pre nt state, tit floe besieging army. ''he bridgetell lion guns, and t% o braze mortars; the other of eh or eight which now communicates from the tete-de-poat of Fahrwasser I guns, and two min tars. All oh g MIS were siked i he ordered to the fort of Yfeiebselmande, shall he drawn beck , and placed , two of them to be cleared, prolamine to occupy With a small at the thumbs of the Vistula, between Neufahrwasser and the ; detachment the tower of liorse en. where.there. is a tolerrlbie Jdowenkregsehanae. I barrack, and to land a mall quantity of prouder to interrupt a . Art. IV. The garrison of Dantzie shall be prisoners of war, , little the eneinv's communication by the riser. and be conducted to France. The Governor, Count Ilapp,_ ._ fur .: l C Owen Oen rimed, on his arrival a : Goes, tint the Mitch madly pledges himself that none of the office" or soldiers sh a ll b r ad already formed Ceive three coneaarties of *tetanal euards, Nerve, until they have bet 4 regularly exchanged, against any of the officers of w rich have wrictly adhered to Copra a the Powers hoer at •ar with France. Au exact return shall be Owen'e wishes in every thilg, and attended hint for the intr. drawn up of all the Generals, Officers, non-commissioned offi- : pose of orgattizieg six troops of cavalry, of sixty own each, and een, and seWiers composing tbe . garrison of . Dant zie, th is - t I eta companies of infantry. of one hundred each. Of the rarnler any excepiloo whatever. A duplicate shall be made of re- I force, much is already arranged, the inhabitants eagerly olferiug turn. Each of the Generals and Officers shall sign an engage- d themselves, and their hones. large parties are cut .dniy, and raent, and.shall give his parole of honour, not to serve against patroles and guards arc established ou the roads wad principal Russia or her Allies until their exchange. An exact return shall points o f the shits e. likewise be draft nup of all the soldiers under Inuit, and another t Information having been brought to me yesterday evening, of of those who are rounded or iick. the enemy having landed a force of five hind red men at Borst , - Art. V. The Governer, Count Rapp, engages to accelerate as len, I sent imn:ediately to reinforce Captain Owen ; bet 1 hare much as possible the exchange of the individuals •composing the not yeasty had any report front South Beeeland. I have im rartiSoa of Dantzie man for man, aeaintt an equal number of doubt of some French having hauled, though I think it.frobahle prisoners belonging to the coalesced Powers; but if, contrary to the number of them was increased by the. apprehensiout of the expectation, this exchange should not take place for want of the people vibe sett the report.-1 have the honour to-be, &c. necessary number of Rnssiao, Austrian, and Prussian prisoners, (higii,:d) W. YOUNG. or others belonging to the Allied Courts, or if the said Courts s hould oppose any impediment, then, at the expiration I of one impregnable, its the Itoempot, Dec. 21„ 1813. year and - one day, cosumenciug from the Ist. of January, tell, • I request yet to inform the Lords CO , .sioners of the Ad - new style, the individuals compesing the garrison of Dantziek miraltv, that Capt. Owen reports that the French corps, which fife(( be relieved from the formai obligation contracted by arti- landed nt Dor elen, wasimmediately repulsed; all the koshabi. cle IV. of the pre , ent capitulation,aud they may be again eat mats flew to arms, and every person who could find ot weapon played ire their Government. - l of any descriptiou, joined the small party of royal' marines who Art. VI. The Polish and other troops belonging to the garri- were near Hendee, and inarehed egejust the enemy, who em 'son shall have full aed entire liberty to ,li t re the fate of the barked as slim as lw discovered their approach. Capt. Owen French army ; in which case they shall he . treated in the same I speaks in the leeheet terms of the entlitoiasni of the inhabitants, manner cite-refill. howeere, such troops whose aovereigus might Ise „Died to the powet, coalesced against hit liviemy the and of the alacrity and go ,d conduct of the marines. • Emperor Napoleon. which shall he put in march lunar the 'dcerautons or the armies of their Sovereigns, and follow the ••r- Okra they will receive from them, and a aisle they shall seed (offi cers to solicit accordingly, immediately after the flailing of these pri•seuts. l'he Phlish aria other officers shall give e: • h their pantie of hereon in writing. not to serve against the Allied forces emit their regular exchange, conformably to the explanation cam tailwd..in Article V. . . . . • Art. VII. All the prisoners , of whatever nation they may he, belonging to powers at war with France , and who are at pre sent in Willie, shall be at Ii only, without their being ex changed. mid shall be 'rut to the Russian advanced. posts,by the gate ef Peteriltagen, oo the Morniug of the 41th Lieeember, 1 is II Art. VIII. The sick and wounded belonging to the garrison Well he-treated in the same manner, and. witn the same care as those of the allied powers ; they shaft tie sent to I ranee. after ' being perfectly re-established, under the same conditions as the re-t of the tueosecomposlng the garrison. of l),antzig. A Co thissary of 'll at, Mid Medical'Oflicerb, shall 'be left a ith dime tick. to take care of them, and claim their return. An. IX. As sow as • cement number of. individials helm.) log to the allied Ira en shaft have been exchanged, againet ao renal number of individuals belonging to the Xarnson of Dent ate, in that case the letter may consider themselves relievechfroos the engagement formally contracted by them through Article 4v. of the _present eapitutatiod. Art. X. The troops of the garrison of 1/antzie, excepting 4ltiroe who, by Met. MI of Art. VI. are to follow the qrdem sit heir Sovereigns, *hall march by geed juerneya in four eel limns, at two days distance one from the other, nail according to the marching route hereunto annexed : and they -shell he escorted to the advanced-posts of the I.'rench army --,The nieara of sub s istence from the garrison of Dantzic shall be are :tidied to Mere on their march, conformably to the annexed re- rat en 6;4 des 'roapea vuut D.fittsic. Seen and approved, . - Qr. RAPP. .14lmigally-glfice, Der. 21. Vire-Admiral Sir Edward l'ellew ha: transmitted to 3. W. CroLer, F.r.q. a letter from the Hon. t;a•tt. Duncan. of his Ma jesty's ship lusperieuse, stating. that the utlacieux, Frewlt privateer, was captured on the 31st of olrthe the Straits of it.irilfaeio;by the above shipand the Swallow sloop. She carried three pus nod forty melt, aid had sailed two da)s before from Civita Vecchia. Admircilty-Wite, Me. 25. The under-mentioned letters have blvti transmitted to John Wilson Croker, F. by Admiral Sir John forlase Warren, v is. :-- From Capt. tiatlfrev. of his 'Majesty's sloop Emulous, dated at St. John s, N. 13. 19th October, reporting the destruction, in Passamaquaddy flay. of two American privateers ; one schooner, called the Chian, of one gun and sixteen men, and the other araiw-boat, carrying seventeen men, with small arms. From c / japt. latwrysest isf bin Mtrsty's.sloop Fantame. demi , off obi. Is ands of Mettinicas, bth October, stating his having captartd the:American privateer schooner Portsmouth Pack et (late time English privateer Liverpool Packet), carrying five guns, and fOrty-five men, out the day before front Portsmouth. Front Capt. ilandley, of his Majesty's sloop Arab, dated off Cape Sambro, 3d November, stating the capture of the Ameri can privateer schooner industry, of five guns, and twenty-six men, fourteen days from Marblehead,• without making any capture.. • . - • -- Captain Hopkins, of his Majesty's sloop of war Helicon, captured, on the 23d inst. after a short ehaer, the French priva teer schooner Lu Revenant, of fourteen guns and seventy-seven men. She.sailed the dsy before from St. !Values, and had not made any capture. His Majesty's ship Neniesis joined in the Captain Chetham, of his Majesty's ship liamadryad, cap tured his Danish tit jestv's cutter Abigail. commanded by Lieu. tenant Kirrulf, on the 12th ingt. between the Scaw and the island of Lionise. she is armed •with three cohort* and small arms, and forty. men, and had sails and other naval shortstop board, belonging to the late Danish frigate Nyadeu, from Fee• derickstrarn bound to Copenfrogms. turn. The end talents will begin its march on the id of January, i 1811; the second' will depart on the 4th, and so on. . Art. Xl. MI the French nal-combatants, and who do not ; Leal arms, may follow, if they.chuse, the jroops of the carii son I but they cannot claim the rations fixed for the MI it:try. = • They easy further dl.potte of the propesty which shall be retog- : nixed 3 4 helot ins to diem. , Art, Xllt. On the 'Yids of December, 1819, there sh he delivered up to the Commissary appointed • by lb' besieging ' army, ell the eatsoun, tuortars, Otc. he. arras, antnettaition, pions, drawings, designs, the milltary chests, all reagazint of whatever nescaption they may be, the pontooes, cil er feces appertainiog to the corps of engineers, ro the luirlar, the artillery,• the train, waggons, he. without! ney excep. ti.;n whatsoever,- and a duplicate inventory *et be m ade . thereof, and delivered to the Chief of the Scat of the Combined Army. • • An. Xi'l . The Generals, Offlcer3 of the Staff, and others, shall retain their baggage, and the numb: r of beiges fixed by , the French regulations, and *ball, consequently, receive forage during the natrch. Art, XI V. All details relating to the means of transport to be granted, either fur the sick or wounded, or for the Officers,' shall he regulated by the Chiefs of the respective Staffs. Ayt. Ila Xlf.....The Stow of 4)antzie reserve the right of prevent ing to asks. djetaly the Enspcoir Napoleon' their claims to the liquidatioinf all debts that rnay.have been contracted on both sides s and his Excellency the covevner-General places himself under the obligation to cause !uncials to be gives to those with „ • fI‘NKRUPTCY fleseltiee, Nieltolas-lane, wholesale teu.detlex, from Dee. 25 w 4ask. g,.µ Guildhall. • . 11:61(11,Ur•I'CY SUPETIBFMED. IN, Frank is, tipn‘Habittl, 'Gliruce,tershlre,iiretler. '7: Ifikrt Set /19,ghton, Lanmishire,. corn-dealer, • • 41ANKRUPTS. J; Warner arbd N. Seimlolled, :Greenwich, linon-draPccs, Dec. 28,,Jau. I, Feb. 5. at Atiornios, Car* Sweet and Stokes ; rect. J. King, Chichester, menitnan, Jan. 9, at Vie Crown Inn. Etasworta., Haa k lshire, Fob. 5. at tholleg Ina, at Korswini th . Atiar.aica, Mr. Clare % Einsworth ;Awl Mr. Nettlefultly bit.•'et, ,iitrand. Pancson and S. Pearson, lidstane, Stafordshire, japan ners, Jan. 11,-1.2, Feh.5.:44 Ate btork Tovera. tiirsoinghans. Attornies, Mr. Egerton, C.ruy's jatbi.stottre and Maim btubbs, Medal, trod illo, In 1801, he filed his bill for payment of. the 150 :,lifilieldr, Birehiu-lane, broker, _ _. 28. Jan.. . e yt with interest, or Such part of it as remained due to o s (il: thise forerpporr:rrictir,earle, decree was pronounced, referring it I to . Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Holt and Farren, Church-court, Loth bury. • • Ge Phad ild -T oi h i am i. es A , tton Son e th y r hi rk r ,. 1, him.. anti 1 the Master to enquire what was due. The Master lihmesiton td. Coesta , b j le an a . n i d , 1 3 1 . , Cfmlia 'Feb. 5 4 , 1e a't Lee, Three Crovra.mlart, listethwarli.. S. Bilby, Tottenham-caurt.ra builder, Dee. 28, Jan. 18, Feb. 5, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lee, Three crows-court, and a b ou t i a . f s o u r m in i of (;31. w l a ' Southwark. l'• R. Ireland, Ent-street, Mary-le-bone, eheesemonger, Jan. 1, 8. Feb. 5, at. Guildhall. Attornies, Mears. Greeawell and was an exc eption , which came on t o b e argue d be- L10yd ...? Betninek-street, Manchester-square. fore the Vice-Chancellor. • J. Pit:vitae, Lieas-strem, Gray's Inn-lane, smith, nee. 2 8 1 1 I n f av o ur of the exception, it was con t e nde d Jan. 1, Feb. 5, at Oulidlyttli, Anomie*, Messrs. Tarrant,, that Clarke, and Richards, Chancery-lune. 1 profits, the trustee ought to have applied the surpl us DIVI DEN DS. 1 amortgage sifter payment of the interest of the ' money, Jan. 25, W. Brock and B._ Le slesurier,,_Wararord-court, tithe discharge of the incumbrance of 1501 Tlwegmertoe-street, nserehants—Jan. 21., J. 1 Vorhall and J. • T and Thurston, Catbariaretreee' Strand, upholsterers—Feb. 15, L. ;ghat it must be resumed that he did so ,p though there Duncan, Kidderminster, eeper—Jai. 17. J. Brook, Ilud- was no evidence of payment, especially considering denfichl, stationer—Jan. /2, D. Wakens, High llolbort), glass th e length of time that had elapsed since the demand - and Stallerdshire warchalmemart—.hsn. 18, A. floodnetter, ! , Lawrence Pountney-laae,wine-aterehant—dan. 15, W. P. Need- accrued. ham, Louth, Lineatishire,nverchant—Jan. 15, E. Asling and J. i In favour of the report, it was contended , that the Cooper, Spa-road, Bermonthey, merchants—Jan. 15 , F. A. L. ! . S. Van litischotea, Hackney-road. colour.mumtiacturer — Feb. , t ru stee and Brocksopp himself had applied the' our 5, D. Gass, 00'0rd-street. leveller —Feb. 5, H. Shrond,Tooley- plus to the maintenance of the infants. street, victualler—Jan. V W. Hitchon, St. Peter's-hill, laic- • bc- The VICE'CUANCELLOR recapitulated the w . hole tors' Conunons, whalebone-merchant—Jan. W 18, E. U. Wattling, ~ 'footing. Surrey, enerehant—Jan. V, W. Jamesoa, hackney , Iffets of the cafe; and admitted, that Brocksopp's in tailor—Feb. 12, J. Love and A. ttlitchell,Castle-vtreet, Soul - cumbrance must have been paid off at first, if he had wark, hat-munaracturers —Jan. 25, .1. Stanley am! I'. Fleming, insisted upon it ; but if he delayed insisting upon Deal, ship-ageots—Jan. 18, 1. Furious', Great Scott:tad-yard, .. in . S!raud, coal-merchant—Jan. 15. W. Blow, Hertford. tanner— his claim , order to leave something in the mean Jan. IS, T. Herbert, Dowgate-hill, cotton-merchant —Jan. 13, time for the infants, he had a right to do so, without T. Love, Church-row, Aldwate. victualler—Jan. 15, G. Medley J. Smith, v y aaefiel d , any impeachment of the validity of his demand. In College-hill, warehouseman—Jan. 24 , linen-limper—Jan. "1, H. Makin, jun. Bildeston, Suffolk, the next place, it was not to be presumed, that a grocer. I debt was paid without any evidence to that effect, ; and besides, the objection to the report ought to have been made to the decree; and, therefore, on the whole, he thought the Master had done right, anti the exception must be overruled. CERTIFICATIES—Jaw. 15. W. Cairow, 'Angel-Court, Inerehant—G. Ahsolon, Walling ford, Berk.% intik, eper.—T. Green, Alfreton, Derbyshire, mer cer—J. T. Barker, Deptford, draper — J. Anderson, Tower hill, glimman—T. Haninett, %Velitham, Essex, cabinet-mater —.l. frostrom, Bs4ey-street, Holton, umbrella-maker—.}, Ke m.vd, Plymouth Duck, tailor—C. N. Lambert, Sarin:on, Smith America, merchant—B. A. Day, Aston, Warwickshire, brass founder—R. Fillis, Plymouth, merchant—M. Abrahams. Sheer new, slopselier—W. Pepper, Nottingham, hosier—E. Gitford, Three Colt-court, Limehuuse,yictualler—M, Waters, Copthall coact, undernriter. PA R N ERSIIIPS DISSO LVt:n. J. Newmarch,, E. Duane, J. Monkhoase, and R. Tealby, Lwahardwtrert—T. Day and J. Fiancklia, London, coal-mer chants—J. Douglas, A. Herron, and J. Stevenson, Bow-lane, Cheapside, silk-manafacturers—. l . May, J. 11'y horn, and J. Shipcitm, and, hankers (ttr , far a; regards the shit! .1. Sid pctetn) - Capron. It. Hebert, awl 11. Salleld, Bishoingate-street Without, leather-sellers—lC.4'nd ii. Porter, and. R. Kendall, Rood-lane, ship-agents (as far as rezprets the id R. Kendall) - and J. Ingham, Hailing and t:ltstrlc Aunt', Lancashire, ninslin-manufactureri— W. H. Orlugneand E. Ovendeu, Great iticssell-street. ISloninsbarv—R. Dean, It. Lawrence, snd E. Tooth, liaospoin, Midd4e;ex, warce-etrach-matters—C. W.oocl and J. S. Viard, Ilevbridgev Essex,: coal•wierchants—J. Early, stn. and 11. Party, (4 Riley, Oxfordshire, drapers-4. and M. Rogers, and N. and J. Hine, Exeter, it 4dt-dealers—S. Fos ter, Grantham, Litiroltediire, and •It. Not tinghamshire, paperwiakers—E. Dean and W. S. Skinner, Fore-street, elteesemongeri—. l . Weall and T. Young, Preston, Lancmhire, linen-drapers. -- Si.* Iderton, P. Paxton, and and F. Humble, Neweasde.upon-Tyne, printers--It. Grinning and J. Willy,. Oxford-street, hatters—J. Clarkson and J. Karber, Brewers and Chester-qnay, wharting,ers—J. Lloyd and T. Bel: buoy, Bristol, comasisAmS wool-agents. The Average Pricy. of SUGAR, fur the - Week, ending Dec. 22, is 76.5. I Id. per Cwt.. Average Prices of COltN of .ENGLANIi and WALES, per varier. from the Return, ending Dec. l: • • Wheat. I Rye. Barley. I Oats. I Bens I Pease. 46. d. Is A. v. 4, 14. Ads. - d.l *. • 4.4 I. d. 73 6 47 2 12 11 "27 7 53 11 i 5671 35 4 Average Prices of BRITISH CORN, hi SCOTLAND, by the Quarter of eig'it Winchester Bushels. and if Oatmeal per 801 l of 121ilbs. Scotch Troy, of the ' Four Weeks immediately preceding Dec. 15:-- Wheat. I Rye I Barley. Oats. I Beans. I Pease. Oatm. I --- s. • 11. a. af a. d. * d. ri. I c. d.l 65 6 44 7 11 3 26 7 42 7 142 61 a 5 On Friday se'ntdght au Inquest was taken before J. !lava, on the body of James Barclay, a convict, on board the Zealand convict ship, at-Sheer ness, who died in consequence of wounds he re• ceived in the niglit of the Mb of "Decenrher, from Peter Ellimore, another convict, on .boird the same ship. it , appeared, from the evidenee,•thatli more had suspected and accused Barclay and others, of having robliNl him ; awl not being satisfied with the ansuer he received from them, he determined to revenge himself. For this'Ourpose he arose' in the night before stated, and stabbed Barclay, aid two ethers, who are at present dangerously- ift 'of the wounds he gave them. The Jury gave in a' verdict Murder, against Ellimore. The utmost price given for counterfeit copper coin, by the coppersmiths, is 10{1. per . 10..(aleirdepois weight), being, on an average, froin 00 to 70 rfry iii; pans] to the pound. On Friday morning, between sit and seven o'clock, ft daring robbery was committed' on the (ilasgmv Mail-coach,. as it was passing through St. Martin's le-Grand, on its way to the ion, after having deli vered the letter bags at the ,Post,office. The guard, who was on foot, and had preceded the coach, for the purpose of apprising the driver of any interruption to his progress through the narrow streets, perceiving • a man shutting the coach-dog, out of which he had taken a box, fullowechted orettoOk him; but after a scuffle, the fellow got off. lie was, however, again stepped, by a bricklayer. and tha . guard coming up, and secUred, when another of the gang came to his assistance, and liberated him, by knocking down the guard . and bricklayer with a email 'iron etria. The wstritmen. who were Withitt - ,0 yholis of the.spot, did not show 'any disposition . to satirist tilt the thief had esceped, although a hue and cry bad been made from the commencement of the putstrit. The guard sad bricklayer were much lacerated about the head. The noted Pole, who lately escaped in a woman's apparel, from Newgate, in Dublin, where he was confined - for the Murder of a Mr. Goolding, is men tioned in a Dublin Morning paper to have been aria taken :ate custody: lie iS • Mid toltave been recoq !tised at Arklow, by a soldier of the 50th regiment, as a; deserter from the2od.dragoonal . Mo.R -ai" tha .Aiesi.itot,;.expeAfrawl • - 11 very ". is ressincevent at his house in. Pimlico, on Sataiday tiorning. His niece, it very amiable young woman,. was killed by falling oat of a window three stoners high,fon Saturday Morning . .. Mr. R. got up *boot right o'doak, And a few minutes after he went doweatairs be heard a very heavy fall into his yard : he Went instantly to see what it was, a nd found it to be the . body of his niece, with nothing hut a shift and nigfit-rop, with her skull belt 'in from falling on a wituiew-sill, the blood flowing inn large stream, aud the !Ay lifeless.' A chid five years of age, was left in her bed, a stranger to . what had happened. Last week Jacob Simmons, a journeyman black smith, and his wife, were stopped by two footpads, as they were on their way from Cobham to Chatham, in a field called Long Bottom, near Stood-hill. The woman being greatly alarmed, called for assistance,. ,said they were poor penple;and requested they would use no violence. One of the aillains presented a pistol, at her, threatened to shoot her if she did not remain si!eut. Simmons at this instant endeavoured to seiie the pistol, bet unfortunately grasped it too high ; the robber fired, and the contents passed through his hand, and inflicted so dreadful a wound, that he was obliged to safer amputation. The two I Sootparls then robbed Simmous of his pocket-book, ,containing 141. and made off ; and we are sor r y to igY. nn traces have beets.yet disc overed which can lend to their detection. 'Thursday morning, about four. o'clock, the ware house of Mr. Griffiths, grocer, the corner shop in Welch Pool, was discovered on fire, and before time-, elapsed sufficient - to procure assistance, five barrels of gunpowder, which were in the .warehouse, blew up with a dreadful explosion, and the roof and floors % With the contents or the warehouse, were blasted in every direction through the air - , to an incredible dis tance. The fire injured an adjoining dwelling. The windows of many neighbourieg houses were much shattered ; and the• landlady of the Britannia . Inn has since died with the fright....: • -••••' On Wednesday night las?, furious muhtitede, armed with pikes, guns, and other weapons, alls*M 4 bled interl;rossmolina to rescue cattle, impounded for rent by order of Illr. Palmer. It appears they also came•determined to murder a person names Mackey,. a • yeoman, to whose care and keeping the cattle were entrusted. After itavi'eg fired some shots through his 'ltOise, he rushed out, and firing through the gang without ball, hoped they would disperse ;—hut perceiving them endeavouring to surround him, he loaded with ball, and again level: ed, when two Of the partyfell, mortally wounded.' , This had the effect of terrifying the rest, who made off in different directions. Apprehending no further danger; Mackey, in returning to, his dwell - ing, was enbountered by one of them, who struck him on the head with a French musket ; with him he grappled,. giving him two or three stabs with a bayonet before he got disengitged'; he, howerar, sue- ceeded in forcing the musket: from him, which' he brought safe to Crossmolitia: The courage and fide: lity of Mackey on this occasion cannot be too highly applauded, and, we Should hove, will gain the sup port of all who are interested 'ln the peace of the country and the stippression of nightly marauders. This and 'like circumstances, evince 'that there are still concealed arms with the peasantry, who wait but the 'signal to exercise them ; and also prove that the exertions of the 'neighbouring Magistracy are hi dispensable towirds•deiectlngand banging Iwpmfish- Went such mistreants, who act in open conteniv...tif order and law.—( Map Coffstitrdion.)=- • • •' • • • .27 - 7", rj - ;: itiON DON I ./r_ntet.l And Published by P. Loviti.l., We STATOMAN cirrus, 67, Lied . . . . ~*-•- ' • : - , • • • • . . • 'I I IIE STATEMIAI4 .. . ....,•• - , . . . . 911 . . ---- nrhdl . ht ,e is atidAtllvar a insraesed ; bat *add no Pro. reb. .l at ....: riA ntar if . 7 4 firtiliee ' : iilitiii.iiiii I, A' sg rit en : ! 't • )0110 ~ fan ir , . • _t it 7 whom I debts. • . 4 : t' ie. Ai N.-r I mace can Sewage. he detalemWer these - l o g shall team on both Mr, Asues=o l l ao l e gh lde ll tlator . • i a rt. ,X VI. i i estilitks argo s iz en descript Slllhi s k;i isoffit Heetsalten ,4roa li ' COMB? ore WA N 0 HIM Me, 21 . • side. Irma the signing of Ilse' t trbeeatyd.ceoted doubtful than I t:: kg s iT il ersins , Fel,. s a i m m io. the uess oisti e ir • Art. XVII. Any artisan sexy womb, Norfolk. Attotnies, Mr: F leewAsire, rib. lief•te the f e zoiiewizetiLten; . • . . 4 .,,,Rerson hod made a setAlemenit, by whi t e li es on 811°C113 ;: e l :Ci ll e r :1; Y ; to tr . Mead 1 Norwich. Asternies, •MeesslL 15, ' trust, to pay out of the copyhold estates 201 1 - s:aote e , cn t " Naito Leh. . _ • . . b e i e .. a rg A p: n r civ i l lThi• d i a m i s l i st : ed os i u t , li age n nf r; :wh t "u u leh r be rtirrue tw del lhit e r boutud ika Perals° l 4 l be. stall he pliiiieten:4o,ealdndb7ttwuo:locoe.resetio rice , c°l .l. 8 11111mas i mu i" : 14.4 ,N5t . sM W , eillid ge a e P „,' ( t areat j an . T . 114 - av i i ft-4 4 .' ,voyAid frees.old apd co •,, e, ..• A .: _ for the behoof of tyre raisin Chief. . . . An.. xi N,.. Aner the the: of :bpse_ cten n . !ll ra c t ia , I ca te nt om it e spio nts : i pu k t i o: s F4l u w e ttl7 juot Os t wes ou r us , , stwa uvim pshire l a . suga i , ..i atieeresen. • to h. -. a-year It 811811.e r in •-i itte l tp ik e— r * - -yet" ;Arlie will be nedess. Maus. Raley, 61 fir! sod Demise, .la 2 820 . WWI e, after his .I. g st ti o n f , aldhe mortgageyenrly cu rt l y 'sa se ed a 00,.tr .0 . 4 40 -overawe . ponied by a Russian Meer as far as the French advance& :Messis. d., matto gn i l u larlt . o lu i nrd.n .„ Bl. • arl d,,, es o W - .4ass. o,ll,*Feb. b, at . 1 and a 1,...m of 1501. to e be Cel6 pa e ;Idbuhttvrinin fifluell:teth:e:tals.t:69f i f ' , h a pa u e b y e i m e t c h a t e r :in ing t t h e a re e e incambranceil .1.t14-)111eY' *6 Pai sc r " ..ooodiktle ' Hattipbl;t rehire, F li eb. 3 s a , n.. a 7 etl i i ii e P(15 . 1. ..,!,, . • .s. Le Lieutenant-Geneve . . eg Cbmile! B O ' MlMl" ' " the n ts e n the aalepioperty. The trustees, or one of them, let le iv F ;; l ct A l° l 4 B4 / 4 1: 1 0 C :F f , " : . 1 1M tj el til. . ?"be ll:t a in d e l . :16641.110m°017 /t _ nibli tassedistone• , Anomie% Meow- infant ! daughters Mho were entitled to an estate tail . .. ROZ DIN. l'FAnt Meier. ono then Brodsopp i .. ?rice mod 'Williams, (ma Saildisgo,•Lbseoln's Inns aid tot. into possession in 1758, end received " t I te Lef ct %estera bine ll c r e k t i ir or n ie .. .. b ai N 1. , am!. :Mews. Blossom- wed Wells, Donley. PULL : FT, Colonel de Geste. ' • Le General de Division D' BEUVELET. J. Folding. Liverpool, tamber-merchsust, Jan. 17.18, Feb. 5, ' entered w the Hull and' Pend Hew, Inn; Liverpool. Attoreles, Mr. renh and profits foe one yesr'; 14 the who had married the widow of the Aleceased, an d• a g I ' • • • Lefler's-nil D'llEttlCt)CltT_. Atherton, Liverpool; end Mr. Makinson, FAsmcourt, Temple. , . • Le Colonel RICHEMONT.- W. Idden, Crones, Lanjemb ire, linen - draper , Jan. 20, at the ; • : New each, Freda, 2 1 , Frb- 6 . at Mn. t Norris'!, innheel!ee. I in her right entitledlo the 1501. was put ' w - Seen and approve d , i by the mortgagees, and continued po es ion fo t • ' . ' ALFX .A NI I)ftE 1)1W DE WI7RTI.M- c r ,,,,,, a. 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