The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-02-08 00:00:00

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This is the cheapest NM most useful Cookery Book 'Mast and it is only be a very extmlive Sale (which from every ap pearance will be sapreasdeoted) that the Publishers expect remuneration. Loudon Printed for Mathews and Leigh, IS, Strand, and sold by the Stinh'ellersAlationers, and News-carriers through out the United Kingdom. -Ws nog wap 'TIRE AB!) CATION, of , FERDINAND ; JR or, Napoleon at "Mugabe : an Historical Play, ia lye Acts. N. B. This flay has sever been ofrred to any Theatre, basing been deeded too political for the !hap. Sold by hogromo, Horst, Rees, and Orrne, Paternoster row t James Cawthorn. Bookseller to the Princess of Wales, Coekspnr-street i Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pataronster row • and at J. Joel's Universal Newspaper Office, No. 12, Luke-street. Paul-street, Finsbury t and of all tbe Book sellers sod Newsmen la town and country. it in their power so to de. The prisoners may lake whatever oaths are propoinfhl to them. :That is smatter or no consequence. Such oaths are only so many words give, to the wieds.• Those wh. keep no faith with us, must be paid back in their owe coie." This letter, in which the Junta of Sevilla, and their Generals, are alternately cased of porgy, and is which ,the writer , does ant. abstain from calumniating the Emperors of Russia. and Austria, is addressoolto Dais ARNOW Marti. rrrl3.‘• ^ - Tlll FIER KNIGHTK; o r , THE EDICT OF CHARLEMAGNE. To which will be added, RAISING THE WIND. . r are . for the Barri to be fakee r s? M r . Bran do n. at 'k e g is Prince's-place, Hart-street, from tea to. !I d * 1114. 1 10$1. I f ill 4' 111 I. Pd. 31. 611.; Lower Gall. 2g. ; Upper Gall. la. The Moniteur wbich King's which relates reel words- FORUM ASSENISIN-11.0liNI (late Paul's It Cate:tem-street, Cheaparde. FOR THIS P.VENING.— .. Not the Resolutions of the Livery at Guildhall. ~rniesthe Petition to his Majesty, to be cetwured as an j , a the Koval Prerogative. and as tending to excite ct 'fIIMI, or ay Landed as a Constitutional asxgrtion of the ,e tz e of the Cax. and as breathing the saiwillatats of pa. t•O 3 id iodepeadence ?" , he (lair taken at Eitbt. Atisailtaisca One fhisilliwg. a arawded Assembly anarsiatensly decided. .. C.tstlereagh l eottiloct towards Mr. Finnerty ;e. t ,, hr reprobated as nerinfringement 'Too the liberty of ri p, ;Acct. and a cowardly act of oppressing' against an . f aa ;At Mimi:: p -- 1 REFORM - ix TATtLIA-M ENT. WESTMINSTER. MEETING. N p e rgosnce of a Requisition, signed by is L ' wi ser of Inhibit:int Householder% ELECTORS of 4111ISSTER, for the purple, of railing an early Meet rite I:lector% of the City and Liberty, "To take into kir ronsiderati,n the propriety of presenting a • Petition otse KiaK, and another to the Molise of Commons, on he . 4 siect of a Reform lathe State of the Representation Ix . tat e m ote iu Parliament-1u express their s en ti me ob, n o stber Grievance.. deeply iiivolving the huskier and safe- I , o f e:r (;t:. , intry—and to instruct their Representatives orroolitnl%, J o appoint the said Meeting to be held In New pa le , a ,,i, no FR11).11( nett, the 9th Wotan*,, at Twelve deck at soon. (irr , i) A RTHUR MORRIS, High BARRI. tv Palate -yard, felt, 2,1810. • - B. Tao,Cisair.will be tske at oats eClock pre- ILEE AND HIRT/1-IMY fIY. A f)-DRESS ; OIL, 4. - ' ! , 11.0‘4'S HEAD'S OF HAM.* • Ns. 119, II 1 SHOPSDAT9i-St RH ET WITHIN... * , iIE tbstinzoillied adaiiiati.rn bestoweil by the • y .* hi osa mp reiritt, itt Craft, no - the sew Inventims by ROSS, da rt the hoc itsb}tee.aad4he repots iiikli has usiverwlll siDeadivi•hin 01/11141/111bli prodtie r.ernineinly MCI hWI isbovemg competition. ktsenty years shidlogs iipiliCitlock iti - the principle , of oles4inn. he 1114 at lerrittli. breath, ro rcihefiliv , . perfec- Ot wait • r sranrdioriry HEAD-DRESS ever offered p oti cA ppyobalion, sal which hiss obtained the appella .t KOSS'S HEADS OF HAIR. A here rises *to the Mesa perfeet vemblanoe of Notate; 4terkies of the Skin, an 4 the tomple atonal • colour: of Pad, arc most astonishingly insitateil, and appear as the me-work end haae upon which Oar Hair is fixed. Every particle is so admirably ennelsacted. as to admit the , St NOW etarniiintiop, without Aisa passibility of a disco- ' a01...5t *kink. yap , * it to raitednoly waved, at ire ! ire !lA ftli COPIN't anJ. degauss j taste with the nowt cif pmearstee of WOO. ''s . . • Tug TAYi.d*V.COSPANT, . '..: A p t 4 G/ 01 '0'47 6 4 litielpiti, l itho d. . . I. PROPRIETORS of ibis Concern well 'tali,* Drew to be an obect of the BOA emilik4ation, the Public a Plan by w hich Gentians stay supply with•CLOTIL Eft oo terms highly atonageotts. • prow lies pond to those Geodesist tslasitava adopt ie griariple uf contracting with this Einrilltibeent ba r i 4 be n nisi it ifpeculiarly advantageous, Wileholness wholly oa the of Reidy Minch ezarfl- Owe Geolleasesnhp esitract. the Proprietors take tabs •• . of info Akin, their Bills will he sent in half • 1, and the Onkel which irtelt,ii•he retried twilight •1l is the IMMO of this Gravers 4e make ap the hest • • . so accoont of the Clothes being returned; and like :. friesploy men of the first dbility; inf Account 6f Fashion hike. ' Naval anAktilitary allure *ill tiod wonkier ;damage ii, applyiogjo this ,Ea s tablishasen for their afoul.. or other Ankles of View.. Regrow:Oat Orders . prtindadv ape.,,'ed tit.- tkowlenenate likewise Infirm that by addressiag a letter (pat paid) so thir 'Cosaws•ls , It, George-street, Adelplii, they. will• be lofiineek to measure themselves. sues to it the - balite as if they point. Ladies residing iw itilesCountryc hey suldresailltri ire is the nave Office, will likewise be directed bow .to awe themselves, and have Habits aid pilafs made to It the mod fashionable nosier. ' • PRICER. GREAT COATS. W Superfine Spanii.li Cloth Great Coat .ES 5 0 Dis British Wool ditto - - • 4 4 Dingus Bath Coating . • -- •... v in. 044.141 410 loth Coat . - • 4 4 0 It Oh 40. C 4 Superfine omit viiiii - ' 3 0 0 Isperfule willeiCaosinere oressila - 1 111/ II bee.' e ditto ditto ditto - - 1 /4 - .. Ban Wool Breeches - - - 1 : 3 Ifairbewer Cord ditto - - - I %Wats - 16. to 1 O. IL ditto - - - - 114 0 5 9 Pantaloon - - • Pantaloons - - - 0 10 0 Opkhie Clods gin ' - - - 22. 11 LIVERIES. A hit of Livery - - 5 5 II 1611 e Jacket sod Waistcoat - - 2'lo 0 i Sea Cost - .- - 1 - B 5 0 fultias Overalls - - - - 0 111 0 firth ditto - - - • 1 10 0 PRICES OF -REGIMERTAL AND NAVAL LINIFOSIMS. A Seanental Coat - - - 6 0 0 ht.. Wisi s i cea ; • - - 161. to OIS * N. , Pair of Breeches - - - 1 it II Inineotal bliperficie Great Coat - 5 15 0 , 11, 41. Butith Wool - - - 4 14 6 Nib Overalls • - - - - S 0' 0 ' .., kr. coutricted for by the Year, on consideration of setariiirg the Old floes. Suits peryear £lB 0 0 rive Suits per year £26 0 0 orditto • - Os ft 0 I Six ditto - 33 00' tie tame principle Gentlemea way contract fur Coats at the following prices : Owls per yeqv 4' LL 00 I Six Coats per year £2l 0 0 dais - 17 10'0 LEATHER BREECIIF,S. Lather Breeslow, - usel the aid ones to be returned. Tarr Pair of Doeilsin Breeches - - 6(3 1 .0 , 0 61 Ditto of Ditto - - 12 12 0 li . ght Ditto of Ditto - - - 16 0 0 Leather Breeches*not returnable. At Pair of Doe=skin Breeches - - I H 0 tin Ditto Ditto Pootaloosai - - 9 3 0 bitt,3 Lamb-skin Breeches - - - llf 0. l i t c k :ri'e to he hod at the. Office,' BELL'S PATENT, k 6 " ET-gooli, which cannot be picked, or lust. int at -?Ciiti. • . ,1 1 ,. Public arc requested i observe , that 4rdery are leg el ai No. 'i 2, -'tills, (iei AthipliL only, lid That dite 41 \ 41 HCAIPCS3 aro too.Nkild lathe Pinang %Millis le Lieusig. • ~ 3 ► • .4. • , : - . 's' DEVONSHIRE. The Day was pablirherf, Ds mu large volensa, losorics, price SG i3e. Eat. la hoards, eaoeat kllished with Po argils. aiqd the Arms of the &Preset Faliwt, TILE WORTHIES of DEVON ; a Work, wherein the Lives and Fortunes of the mast Carona Di visses, Statennen, Swordsmen, Physicians, Writers, and other eminent PeTlOlll, Natives of that atom noble Province Goat before the Norman Comma ddwo to the Patbewt ARP, are memorized iu fps atpisakesitsebnii*ri 4 dat of Usp twamsapprov mi Anthers, both lo wa m* lk and samicrim. - • • itnigtaarterib • • ••• • A New 04644' witS addition,. " • London: Printed for imagism, Horst; Rees, mill Ofilit I Rees and Gala s II yio•stb had Dock ; and E.: (I pima, Exeter. *** A. few Copies /ire printed on flee 'Royal Paper, with Proof barmiest& of she Pinta, prim Six Guiecas. Igr fie former Edition of this Work had become en starer, that Cdples cbold not be procured under from *Ft ,s to Twenty Chtlaime. Great pains have been taken to improve the present Edition, by the introduction. by nay of notes, of additioattl informalten relative to the Families and luslivi duals noticed in the work. • \ .'~ I QELF.PRPORVATION. —Extract of a Let t.7 ter to the Proprietors of the YORK MEDICINAL SPECIFIC: ytiont;:aratiopt some more effectual moms to reader the eat y properties of your Meii acted Soap more rahrally kisawd ; for it is seriously to be roesatted. the wild et large; should as ignorant of the ;wins which Provideace mewls to have provided to exterminate a disease so desimictivo to th• • ;suntan species." Tishisighly favoured Autisitsts is ry well known arid esta blished la the first circles, as to reader observation wholly Wilseetlipa_ ; and is justly . considered the happiest discovery suedscie research has provided to guisrd town sexes against the pretileloas effects of venereal contagion. To be used ex‘ teesaUtsimply as a wash. • Sol No . tlj outisametno Wert, Strand, in Packets of three :es, Ils. shelf s.x, 4s. dd. Treatises iotluded; lietni t bar at baortelug's Alley, Gorikil , l,l at 46, Corn bill 30, Pi Illy, only cab bar; had ALEXANDMR's SPECIFIC INJECTION. This:get It detergent sirloin so.greal owe* py the late Surgeoa Hiatt% as to prefer it iu local com laints: and for Gleeb, Weakacises, &c. is perhaps supe rkir to any remedy ever offetedt he this Pobile, Ito% lag . ef fected* speedy aad radical e‘crississceseesif SS yeas sten ing. Price 48 N. B. Sent to any part of the - India*, by ag the -tad, volt paid,* to Alexpoder ant •Us, Nu.' L;i t -tteel,'Loadoa. • . . . - ~-.--- - ; gat.. King will set off to.morroW for his States, and that the Queen, during her farther stay, will cupy the Pithlefl or Floret, -1n the Palace of the Tbuitleries; the Ehsoo Napoleon bAng•iatended br the residence of ihp Empress Josephine. , V, A letter from Bayonne, of the 24th inst. Says : According to the last'accounts from Madrid, the King had set out. for Toledo, with four of his Mieisters, and. welve Cimmellors of state, in or, der to pot himself at the 4.ll4 ; tyks army, and to advauee to Seville." • • . The Journal de l'Empire con(aini - tire: follow. ling article, under the head of Dry:glen. 'the 16th • 'inst.—" From de eiretinistanceof our-iiieg hay., 144 left Park sooner than the other Princes of the League of the Rhine, and his having freenently,. whihn in that capital, had private conferences with the Emperor, the public conclude that a very important event, previously in- contemplation, wflt•immediately take place. There arc even re. loafs in circulation, which lead to an opinion that the Royal House of Saxony will receive additional splendour. Since his Majesty's return, the you% Princess Meria.Amelia, daughter to Prince - Masia; militia, and who has not yet ettaiteed her gist.* year, has been treated with particular .dice lion." . • - ••.' . MADRID, JAN. 10,—W, shortly expect ttri hear of important military operations on the 1014 of the French troops who are In motion for L Mancha ; and it is reported, that the departure of his Majesty anal the Doke of D.ittnatia. for_ the army is positively fixed for to-morrow. Ills Majesty the King has, in General Orders to the Army of Spain, directed- that, in compMsnee with the express desire of the Emperor and King, all the Spanish prisoner., without distinction, sball i henceforth be sent to France under au escort, it% the ratio of one soldier to five prisoners. - Att Frenchmen, or foreigners, taken in the 6elt4itilid! ascertained to have joined the rebels upon tint. pulaion, are ordered to be forthwith inesaces . red with the French or allied troops -teepee.' ,llyelY• •-• • The wisdom of the Measure; thus adcipret 'MOP respect to the Spanish prisoners is amply dentin:A suited by the following 'extract frum' set. hoer. cepted letter, dated Cordova, it'f great kaperlanCit that our gootr friends at Wiedritl4 , should endeavour to furnish the jorilOnere with-, the meats bf escape, and enable theta to viola the army'. It would be-a valuable - set** 'the estimation of the Junta, who will. not Fail Wee. e 4,4 Snell mcrkutious actirioss orioit•ii - - 099* • . • ,A • • . • • . ' ft . 4 rlllO ... . . . . . . two years ago. ~ ...._.• .-.-- • Rovvert 0 A MI, FEZ. 1.---betters from 'Tonne. , - - -4 0* .trAvi gen of •tho 221 ult. state, that the Commission . ap s l a ., pointed to examine the cargoes brought there 110f4 ••...l American . vessels, had commenced. their opera: looA duos, and had, at. the above date, orderesl. - 0 1 1v , ic` restoration of the cargoes of, tlie l'ickerviig T •Cap... 'fain Cerver;• Thlegraph, of Boston Captain At. king; the l'hree sons, of Salem, Boston, Wood ward ; the Devotion, CapteittG. Miller; Oriin, . Captaitti. M. Miller; - Concordia, Captain Iliac ,lulsoson 4 ; 77tomar, Captain 13. Law, of 'Nett. York ; and Pittsburg, Captain Ycardsley, or Pill. "litlelphia.. It was also expected, that the carve, t -of the , ;Aker American vessels whose papers . .t . ': ' kad been delivered to the Commission, would koiNi tiat 4 gi ven up. • - t•I'i;•• • ..Arrived in the Texel, on the 19th January,.'. . .Y the 31ar,y, S. B. Ecles, Mailer, from Boston, a •t prize to the French privateer . the Buinkorcuois. The Jane, from St. Thomas. and St.' Croix: ; the. Sarasnah, from the Baltic ; and tote Anne, of 200 tuns, have been captured and carried into ' Calaii. . A myreitaa m, Fan. t.—Accordhsi to • leftetsa - • from Copenhagen, of the 20th ult. the papers of ',the tietrev, Capt. Wisdaul; Natitie, Capt. Tull; and Commerce, Captain Hardy, which roue!. bad been seized by the guardbhip at 'towlines*, are ascertained to have been` .fabricated in Englaq a ,, where, it appears, the cargoes, consisting of war, -coffer,*c. were laden. for English account. 'Th e creerS wi;re a mixture i of all nation*, the majority being Sit cies, and.i4ery matt peeportiou Ass ripens. i -.. .. . ...ks . . % • HE FOUILteENTII of.lnts Motive will 'etnembered4ith joy and satisfaction by bun . 4 - to thnikst Iptur of tkoir lives ; for on that .aledaypgillieMbigonikti 1`116014 MI • PouNns *all be diatlnd'iti P r ips brhuDr i vii ug o f r p m . ,ptesent 1.~y.f , • TiOcets . 4o&•l l ,llltres may 47 :p u.s .. chas o itt sWfrf and Cu.'; Ftounateollicess : .. fesloogins antient aitOctr Vile.. : ..,. r . f Ttisaillvnulved ThOu.sand roeltda in Prise Mo.- ley,,will. 00 distributed, on -the revateenth 9 r mg.: .itresent M . on 9,, Artie* the stor ..roattery'.‘ a ili Vi.l, i , • ithi, and ei4l, otalkiat in,:rittelte Amin. • 1 7 Xuti: Tickets of One ..tionii?er:Aaill gain ts B43oool,. 'Three, aet3o/406i Twe,:.440,0004, kingle Ticks., *i ll S a a n i , g ' i ' at the' l i t nl ;f: l :c t rtit a ite i : 7 o:l , ll4 ; .4 -4 :1:11:::f f ... 7 w 5., 4,14 1 : 1 gh ... a ff` at, s 1 Gooet.use, and Co. "'•• - ' * ch - •. • .. . t. 4,11 wEDNtsnAr: . ur the FiVneipcooste to tlie Scheldt, the remit- or ba repaired tinder - the pa ter ' '!44.[ .. -- --- -g- Filliiii !.. . ' 'o '' f uratosato , .4 . SWIFT and CO. remind their FRIENDS and YOur.Ordefa!o.CoOncii•fti 11,37 soil 4 th . e clues . Gaelsolie Majesty. !he PUBLif , thsi the LQI TERI will Begin and sion•qf the .kresteh coat!' to the X 4 .1U ok= rfilila !)mesh es NEVI' WEDNESI>tY, the 11th. The o tec i ut i s. iihi c h -• tti•O ••pdb itt io •t u r g id t 44 t ri t ' UAsentlitel4 JAN. 26.—The King mf ,! ... - :•-,,..• • who still takes only the Imam of Cooet•G , ' . !::4 . 4 you o Scheme contains only Five Thousand Nunikers, and the fol- - - lowing only momentary, witl.henceferth2pikentfeep ant , has arrived a. fiaeover, with blafamily,• fo _.: . V' ''. , 3 'Pl l . CAPITAL PRIZES : perotanent impression. 'z It is • 011 is •• an the . 4of 41.1,00011 1 2 of 4 . 1,t10:1 • . w ill stop for sense days.- Ho dines in pobillits oPerati° l " o f t h e war upon the P eetleell. .__ r• b Y ! Kt ' nears - only a blue frock with a sine. • '. -- '.- * *" . .." 17. ' ''' '''' ' ' - '''' l 4 6000 20 Besides 4.9llDinterior sestet's 1001. to lat. melon Of• the two grout empires, and tag xticVlon -It is eantadently reportisl, that rats '• , * 4 099—.4—.45,300 753....a..56 101 J • of the same system •by PVnssia, Illoailia e ;• Swe- acre) Beard cis is marching through the . Uk ' '''''' ...c.* 516.......... ; . 4,10- - • -.....c tit/ 2,,tiiii.5..,. . „is* , ~ ..1 x „_ . l,_ _ . ~,. j • - • . . . . .., .. ~, . , .. . *tele Bramilit lii the lire L•itii - rY,.sit - ' : s 'i m e wIlm r. °1 " "e l "www111.4111111. et... lure .111 Tito *Mali amity, in a w ''''''' ''.. • t ."4"" ' bwlrr tied CO's olives __, iny.eutumercial intercourse with Europe." No, 11, Poultry. No. 12. Ch:frinr-Crops, ttiltl No. 91. Aid- . IIEMESIIVIMIIIII lak•ly fought near Silislria, is said so h ave keel' . , Fate MA-street, where Prizes ia former Lotteries, antossat- • ' i M. Gleysztor, a native of Sz.evessowl-Iseer'ar . ',.. -. it: -- *-• Neu to upwards of a 1111.4.141/4 ATER . GINtI, have boa " : • • .1)U:it'll PAPERS.: 'in Lithuania. Before the partitiou of Poland , • '. I . 1 Sold in Snares. - --.. . • . , A • ' ...,_.• • ' •- • 610 " . • - • ' ' • - ••• • •,._ wasaSub- Lieutenant in the regiment ofYrodant ' ' . . c P . ant ', jetl7.ll:-:.-The - Ernparcsi reale/der twoa He was afterwards Captain-in the. Polish LegieUe Y . PAID ON' DEMAND. 410,000 the diversion Of . hutiting, in the environs of . Ver..' ; on the Rhine. lie served nutter Kosciultko s in'tka .. - • ; 2,618 * .620,000 13.1 10,294 16,514 20,000' 8,715 . 5,0 ° 11 This evening the King and Queen of Naples i wiece; iii the latter of which - he;tell into the lianas :•': - . • ' E 19.514 lO,OOO 19.570 * 5.tk10 12,9"79 .10.000 1ii,191 4,009 gave a masked ball . It is rumoured that the 1 of the Itiissians. - lie entered ihe . Thrisish service • - . .. ' 1 - ' Besides Prizes of 42,000; ‘l,ood, PC3OO, tkr- King will set off to-morrow for his States, and . TMs grand list of Capital Prizes were sold in Shares. in th e two years ago. . - . . •, ~.- • . ..s, . • '.• ~ that the Queen, during her farther stay, will oc. . • . • .... . : .. • last and three preeedhqs Lotteries, el the old established State RoTTERDA if, Fes. 1.--:Letiers front Tale*. ' . ';'t * • Lottery Others, 25, Corobill, anti St. Maroaret's-bill. BU. copy the Pitilten or Flora, -In the Palace of the • gen of the 221 ult. state, that the Commission ep. ...... , • roso, of imitN11111( and Cs. who were b abo the Ent to Tbuiileries ; the Viso* Nepalese bsing • intended I i -co Prizes of C 30.030. h •for the residence of the Empress Josephine. pointed to examiner the cargoes brought there byi . - . • ORNSRY and Co. nmpectfully sldicit the - - ' American • vessels , had commenced their opera. &vise 011ie Public la the New State Lottery, which A letter from Bayonne, of the 24th inst. lays : - -so. • . t dons, and bail, at. the a b ove . date, orilered,24lll4. - . .....,, i - - I . ' abounds with Capital Chances" they also beg leave to assure --- 44 According to the last'accounis from Madrid, restoratioo of the cargoes of.the Picker:ing,. Cap-. • their Friends, that they will use their best eadasSount to pro- the King had set out. for Toledo, with four of his • I care Prizes worthy thele-posseasing. taro Carver ;• Thlegraph, of 43oston Captain At. 'rickets and Shares aresellhil as the lowest priest, and all et e :o M moisten, and twelve C,benst.-litves of ... at ,i n r, king; the Three Sonhof Salem, eaptain Wood. ;.. .; .• Orders by Post or Carrier executed 10 any part of ibei s lohes. der to pot himself at the head.a(his awn .awe Le. . . . - ward ; the Devotion, Capiairt,G. Miller;. Orlon' , ../ on the same roves in if present. . advauce to Seville." , • tor To be Drawn an ONE DAY. NEXT WEDNF-S- • - , .r . '.. •. , .4Captairtl. M. Miller ;- Concordia, Captale lace -- -- DaY.-Two, three, and -four Tickets of -the sante Nano- The Journal de ['Empire contains the vortow, , bee say be had, so that £10,033, .100,000, or 48.1,000, cab ing article, under the head of Dresden. the Ifith o idw ' swe i Them " , C e P tain 8 . Law of lictr• h ay. York ; awl Pittsburg, Captain Ycardsley , of PM; be ditained by one adventure. • • it l_ .3 - Mei. F ran tote arcumstanceof ourliiog ing left P ar i s • sooner than the other Princes of the litlelphia. It was elan expected, that the carves ' W' TURNER, Proprietor of the LUCKY isf the other American vessels whose papers • OFFICE-, No.l, Skinner-street, Corner of fleet- League of the Rhine, and his having fit:trendy, It glii:len beCi p n . delivered to the Commission would be miuhet. proelpf Isavimt had rite hawse and good fortune to while in that capital, had private conference ! I distribute Shards of the lowiag Capital Prises in the lar with the Emperor, the public conclude that a very Arrived io the Texel, on the 29th January, two ytwe's.LoSeriee ealy, at Ms late fluidram, Sid, Hay- • ' • importaAl event, previously in - contemplation, , market, namely- the Mary, S. B. Ecles, Mater , from • 'its oaly Pi kneof at40.030 6 Prizes of .C 5.00 0. wfll•imusediately take place. There arc even re-, Barton, / ,' g • Prises el Wow W g zu.039 go • prize ' • &e. /sc. &e. I '. port ' s the Royal House of Saxony will receive additional to the French privateer the . Buinkorrais. he Jane, from St. Thomas. and SC Croix ,•.• the Sasannah, from the Baltic ; and tie Anne, An d t h e G ra m• prise at one Thowsani Tickets, whiek splendour. Since his Majesty's return, the y oun g 'evolved .C 14,765 !!! &Wes Shares of other capita! Princess , g .: .- Maria-Amelia dau hter to Prince Maxi- or 300 toms havo" bow ' captured and carried late Calaii. . Prices., to very. great anmant , during the six preeeding "can't the betimes 011ie deceased Sir J. Beans- milisn, and who has not yet attained ht•r sixtomallt - • • L-4 • • ., ,_.. comb. at MI 0011 Ce. la 11•11401. - year, has been treated with particular soaps',, ! , . AbISTEROAK, a. 11/1. '! .— A ccording to s lettere Vienna moats Me rayhir of the Public for the present , __ , , . ... 1 , Copenhagen, of the 20th ult. the paper* of L o ttery o f oral 3000 Ificils_tvs, with 5000 Prizes, the whole tion•" • • .•-' .o . ' 4l the Betsey Capt. Wisdetul • Natitio,• Capt. Ilill • Errsbe &ewe as 041We:I Month , tad enalaille Forty M A DRID, Jam. 10,—AVV , shortly expect to , ' • , 9 pe capiteh, . , 1 and Commerce, Captain Hardy, which easels biui ed buil on his own Tea Nan truslorthnt Itivingeomrnene hear of important military oPeratiotis on the pal* been , se . izod by the guardship at Tonnineen, are aeciain, the soaeliatallselk wilt coutinuein attead those who of the French troops * 'who are In motion for L a and it is reported, that t h e departure ot , ascertained to have been ,fabrieated in Elt ur viunil-,„ p urc h ase as his Olfiro. 'la. I, Skinner-street, and he pledges Mancha • ; himself that every %to shall be 'hewn- where, ir it appears, the Cargoes, cons i sting of alight, office hears Trust l at h e ss ma i ni to Eight a t mph,. his Majesty . anti the Duke of D.iltnatia for . the - -co ee, &e. were laden for En glish ' account. ':The . . • _ _ army is positively fixed for to-morrow. " Vqtaterer weititleil tram tribal *ow '(ii:. the o' 'tailed of ,‘ You to dry up a .certain tens- momentary soismo a c • Upon . (ho louteoti 'thus disfigured, t lot says t. " We shall explain how that has happened : The state of affairs in Spain his opened tn ye's, the greater- part of the ports of that kingdom; they Abell be shut against you. Trieste afforded great vent for your commerre, and that port is for ever shut. Holland, in particular, has ud the effect of those measures Which could *id ipnglit to have been completely enforced Ly her. She has betrayed the common cause. She has 're. °cived your merchandizounderthe Ainerlean in spite of the United States, or wider other pre: texts; but this will no-longer b.'the case. Your., .Orden in Council of 1807 make it necesssry.that the coasts and ports of 1114104 shotild be occupied y revenue officers and troops, who shall be eM. tent, and who can be relied on ; and as the result of the first and.ietunil coalition was, the extension nr Ike litnelicoists to the Scheldt, the resift, tif 0 , • Cow al be the . , •I the deicli Pliod Of (MY till unties his cominand. M. ~.,. Portier, dial Marquexitto, formerly Colonotof r . . , the Regiment of Arragon, scoured the country at", . . the bead of 4500 teen, including the regiments Of.. - : . ,Cantabria and Castile. We hare just learnt that . 4, Getieril Solignac, 'having placed himself . at; .tie • head of d his troops, came up with the enemy at . Ritijs, after some forced marches, •Icillell !VOA them in various encooaters, and completely sija. . periled the. remainder ; but the greatest triu 4 mpille; • 4 1 which General Selignac has obtained is, that he . has succeeded lit opening the oyes of the Spa*. tsrdi to their genuine interests, and couvincesithent . of the futility of all resistance under the' prematt . Ohm, tuned'. W. are assured that mare ,t 3 .: SW insurgents hive laid down their area l .. . , returned to their habitations . May the other pro, ; .1: .' - vitiees of Spain foilow.tbe example of Ohl ceirPkt . ; ••• ... and the calamitiei we bare silifered will. si . , ,: f . 41 • be repaired ender the paternal Gaettrainellt.f. .• lia . . . .. . . mellita, : FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. n e t hquierio. But, s o far back as Ogee motttkok, .; . age, this " good friend'' was tient oaf' *els lifiSs..l.l -, drid to France, foe . Uttering simitsr ornitigmais. • ~,..: 2‘.... Monsieur, of * Januar/ 31, contains a note, we shall' subjoin, upon that part of the _, F " ,_""De titan P ait, th e Paill anti a l leda / 41 0 1, •'':,.' Speer.h, at the Meeting of Parliament, , r "t" ,`"iv. lirri _„____ • "" II" ,! gra i ni P 4 7 ._ ~_ ho4a • Zrrinagt * r4 : relate, to.thesstate of our. commerce. The • "" • " 1 " 1/4411 " 1 " 1 "1° is "MS to tho . MO •' - nr:',3- . )tdiiht his llierkstri sperw.li gen.,. .- . " aseal t all ik illi d" tit.: - * • • • . 4, .. - • - ''e r* - ? ..' • 294 .tae •-•- 4 1 4 1 111 F * 0 6.4. . „ . .. • ... ' - -.) '. ; ' . -... 4 . 3A1460141 . bA , ";. * 4. 4 . • tro**ol l ol46loo, .• , . _ 4l4t. - • ••'' : 1 , 41 . r,.. . _. -' • P ,likitTPAO•Ar - . . /g • thaw. matt sliiiii of uric poespeetry wab . ' , L."*. ~. ' . - 40.4111 -.. !trade-mai revenue), thaw nieteraies have si r 1 1 1164 MO minim t e triebarrilicirisk -. „v: . , 7 - it. - , • ' producing lay general ac e& - -'1 —. 'velosnent of dative° ••. 44 . L . t - . •. • strayed or olisperinmi to worth are thus sited in the Monitessr" . 2 "- ' ' - " *.bl r e i ji t: • ' The gangs.of Barrintattein s A.., . o .v . ei -., u arc aware that the mantras adopted by tbetriedi Jomb the. have in stimulant, p the great f)44eCeli of your prosperity , Wive bees so - 7 - e ' 1111111 " 1 ", 11 . 1. - winch awaiwiett• Ilia. kndint. Thaw . • • n extent eiaclto.. Their e ff ect, however, has only ____..._' "t; A , a te ohs foe secoswieered, who was "Ole d o w g u.. t ‘. ' ll inenta(y.' ~.. ,i,. ~...0....... 0.... a4,64,. ..... 4 4 , ...i .....„.... o . ns !hap . . the . , rest, bath rime his idunce, and ..•.- . - 1 - . . . .. . frl)l9'H, who sold in the 1.44. w. Lottery the . is following Capital Prizes in Shares:- 2,618 A. sCiO,CUO 9,618 ....D sr K 1,090 4,399 D. 5,000 983 ... .II :-.,. .-.... 1,300 830 - A l,OOO 830 :In - • too .. 518' D intreato his Friends and. the Public in general; to lose no time if they wish to narekase TICKETS or SHARES its the !knot LorrEav, Ns the Drawing, 11F.GINY and It muts NEXT WEDNESDAY. Tile Scheibe contains' old, .5,000 Numbers, and iftJo.ooo in PRIZES. • Tickets and Shares are selling at both of BIM'S old esta- 1 blished °dices, where Persons in the Country may be sup plied wiih Tlekeet or Shiites, by tie:iiiinx their Orders (poorit j ar -Carriage paid)aecwinpaided witu goo.! Hills, Bank ,lutes, 1 et Cash, to As, 4, CORNIIILL, or 9. CIIARING-CROSS. • ink the lag ,430.00.1, was drawn en the 11th February, MI, and sold•by DISH. • . . .._ ~:i led 1 1l t kt lull,/ 1 ?til ~a Pk ora Mme. itil, WV, Oh/ Sty WI IN'. 11111 St- In IP 111, 1!1 P_ ` I ~~ ~'