The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-02-03 00:00:00

• • 1 . I 1 : I A 1 • I I • • i t 1 4 Foßsmit '"•04111110•. PA ftIS, JAW. t4.-•••The fOHOWillg 111 sit **trail i of a letter from Brest, of the 19th insiaut.—" the 10th, at ten o'clock in the unondeg, tbt Imats,htlonsing to the enemy's squadron in the outer road, gave chace to several easels coming from the southward. Seven were forced to steno "'shore near Pointe du Chai. 'The enemy got one of themolf, and set Arc to the othersit. The masters of two, however, succeeded in extinguishing (hr . , damns, and having got. their.vessels itSoet'again, brought them into this port. These were Captains Duvets', of the chasse-metrie La iiarthe, and Dronillad, of Lis Catherine, front Boirdeeux, nith a cargo for Mersin. The vessel captured is La Felicite de Thaw, freighted also far account of \lvens. 'f he vessels burnt were the Boa gig/twit/4 3 1 0 ,1 1) of SO tons, the Jetme Emilie of 03 tons, both bound from Libourne with cargoes fur this port ; the galliut Marlborough, of 40 tons bound from Libourne to Nantes; and the Ckasse. sit tree the Passe-partout, from Boardeaux for Itedon. All the crews escaped in their boats. His Imperial Majesty has conferred the title of Baron upon M. de Bossy, Prefect of ,the Depart ment of L'Ain, with an Income of 4000 franca, settled upon estates in Hanover. Count hlongelas, Minister of his Bavarian Ma. jesty, has arrived in Paris. Letters from Agen of the 17th instant mention, that since the Ist of the, preseut mouth, a great number of Spanish prisoners had passed through Tarbes, A itch, and Montauban fur Autun. There were in all, 14,000 prisoners expected to march in that direction. Positive orders had been given to prevent any of them from straggling from their rtspeetire detachments, and that they should be quartered in one place, so as to avoid all comm_ wieatioe with the inhabitants of the towns where they halt, and consequently to prevent the diseases which might result from such intercourse. At 'very place on their route, the , utmost promptitude is shown in administering to them that assistance which is etelinsid by their fatigues end distresses. We learn from Pieve di Cadere, that on the sth D4vselber, a body of 600 men of the National Guards peststrateal into Auspezzu and Monte Croce in the night time, where they surprised and die. paved s party of Tyrolese rebels who were cc. deavoodug to excite Insurrection in those quay. tors. Yesterday, at three o'clock, his Majesty held a Cabinet Conseil. , A hall aid nensquerads.were Oral on Suety sennight by the Prince of rieofehetal nod Wa gram ; on Wednesday by, the Duke of Bono. ; on Friday by the Minister of Foreign Rotations I atskott Steadily fast by the Prince Arch-Chancellor of the Empire. His Majesty, the Emperor Wed King, honoured that glyen . by the . Prince of Neuf. chats'', with his presence. During the entertain. ment at the betel of the Minister of Foreign Af. fairs, metal' his stables caught Ire, owing to silo. thorn falliag.upan som ,tra w, in che dimes of the grooei ; and before it was extinguished, II hones viers buret to death. A Letters from Haw* avf the 14th, speck ha ciinlidenkterms of the frillly ineorporation,of tbie whole of that Cbuntely With the kiogcloin of 'West phalia. Advises from Linden, el the 12th, state, that the interior of the Tyrol is completely submissive and tranquil. A band of rebels, who had re solved not to surreneer, endeavoured to make their ,escape along the mountains, to the Anstriun terri tory; but in the Pusthentbal they were encouti. tcred, and almost annihilated, by the Franco. Bavarian troops. It was rumoured that the noted II offer had effected his escape, and that he wis r at the above date; in Vienna • where, doubtless, he would sot long be permitte d to remain. .An article in 'the German Papers, under the head of Frankfurt, the pth instant, mentions a re., pert of Charles' Xlll. of Sweden being disposed to`make an immediate 'transfer of the Crown to the new 'Prince Royal, the Duke of Holstein Angestenlinvg. The same article says, that Col. Burr, late'. Vice-President of the United States, had arrived at Frankfurt, un his way to Paris. The Emperor of Russia arrived et Moscow, on the 18th ult. accompanied by the Prince and Princess of Oldenburgh. He was expected to re turn to his capital by the 27th. On the 17th the ordinary Session of the Dutch L "dative Body was closed, in consequence of a MCIFSIAC from their Sovereign, and a Session Ex. trumlinary was immediately opened in obedience to the same authority. On the 6th inst. Baron Candras t the superior in commend, in Pomerania, notified to daily orders the prnhibitlos of the export . Of graiu,g !dojo doseripiiim, trim idnlTlohiatrf, or the. Isle of Bogen, for the purpose of facilitating the execu tion of the Imperial Decreed the 17th of Meshes.. directing the arraign of the war contribution, to be levied in kin & Danish semis, howleer, pro- tided with passports from the Frau& Coism4siss permitted salami wlthuorn, . . • 8411'0111114 I ts. 16.--Aceentita Urn bean is. ceiveal, that the coepo of Goers' Sachet has ad. , seemed into the kingdom of Valiant* and taken a position at &rebel% eight laves frees the on tiettled that. kingdom. It is added, 'that theft had some disturbances is the d'y of UMW' ; the issue of which was not known. TrOOPI of over, description confine* to pass through, withcoa interraissioe, for Snoin. This morning the 16th regiment of the lilac, 3600 strong, continued their mirth, after being' inapotted by General Hedoevilk. The utmost dispatch is need in completing the nmessines of provisions for the reserve. Great quantities of hell, howitzers,• forges, and military stores of every kind, continue to peas in this direction: Letters front Boer. Joan: mention the arrival the,, of several batten. 001 of fusileen of the Imperial Guard. It If supposed they will remain be the environs of that, city, until attar the passage of the eighth corps. Between. Band 1100 dragoons hare arrived here fo be ransountoil. They escort's' a great number of pristine% THE 'AT It • PAPERS . . ILLATING TIfE EXPEDITION TO THE SCIIELDT. • . tC•annevil in/wear Parer qf Yeaoralay.] 4---- , • No.lB.—(Secritond confidcatial.)..DispatO from tote Earl of Liverpool to Licuteuant.General Don, dated 27th Oct. 1809. .sift—his Were still appears to prevail same isocertainty It respect to the rcoachasaa of peisre betimes Sn'iria and France. and as the expediency of the cremation of the Wald of Wideheren, at the present moment, mast de- Pend* in a consideenble degree, upon that event, I ant not as yet enabled 'to hams yon of the hotel determination of his Majesty's Government on this impormatquestion. There kan belittle doubt, however, that a very few days will la lug us some decisive intelligence from the Continent ea this subject, and that this intelligence will probably confirm , the reports we hire already received from so many quarters, of the conclusioa of peace. In loth an event, I tbiak it most probable, that the deei• sloe of his Majesty's Government will be, to evacuate the Inland of Walcheren. Bat, under the circumstances of each an evacuation, thiy consider it to be an object of material conerspinice, to accomplish the .detraction, if .possib!e, of+ the basun of Flashing, as a port for men of war, as well as of the other naval resources of the Island of Welchem, pro vided the measures necessary for this purpose can be executed within • reasonable time, and 'without readeriog the crams:- tion of the Island this winter impracticable. I enclose to you a report on this subject. Yon will see by this report, thy optalon entertained, of the facility of attain ing the object, and yon will cepninunicate it to the Admiral laid to the Commanding °More of Engineers, in strict con-. &lents. If the destruction of the aiivol resources, above stated., oho* be considered by you as practicable, I am particularly analog to call your attention saahe amiantus of the garrison. WoUst this operation is going ou, measeres have been Kitt 1- sly lateen, hod are still in progress, to remote, with as little delay as possible , aU the sick, and others who may be unfit for service, from the island. The reduced state of the gar rison, front thee? circumstances, would, render it impossible to 'exit to the retention of the island during the winter, without the necessity of sending some reinforcements frumilis cow.; try. But if, during the temporary occupatio• of the island for the purposes above-mentioned, such a measure Meld be avoided, it wield certainly on many accosots be desirable. As this, however, ought to depend on your decision, found ed upon your knowledge of the actual situation of the islai:d, and of the means which the enemy possess at this tone of making an attack upon it, directions will be immediately given to hold a corps of filar or are thousand infantry in rea diness ea the coast, in order that they may be sent without delay to Walcberett, in case yea should judge It necessary to call for them. Yoe will consider, in year decision on this question, the advantages which may be expected to arise from such a re infortement, compared with the ineonvesiences which may result from the necessity of embarking an additional number (Wallops, wheedle evacuation of thelsiand is finally to take ece. pi You will inform me of your opinion no this point, with as little delay as possible; and yoawill take every preparatory step, in . eaqjuisetion with the Navy, which may be necessary fur Leann the blood in each a condition as, w itbuet inflict iog.any wanton lajney no the Inltabitanb, may render its parts sad arsenals, at least for a time, unserviceable; And thereby prevent the Mitsay ham denting those advantages which they have cestaialy hitherto derived from theface slanitheybave had the mamma of the navigation of the Ithaca. I ant, it.c. (Signed) LIVERPOOL; No. 17.—(Secret.) —Dispatch from Lieutenant. Col. Boubury t to Liunt—Geuerai Dua l dated 4th Nov. 180*. am directed by Lord Liverpool to &ameba yes. dial in caoseqoe•oe of tbe represontat.on contaiord in yew dkpaleb of the 97th ttlt. the onmst_prossiog di redoes Modiste gives fat smidlng !ramparts to Walcbereo, fee the nti sick, in as large a proportion cod with as little delay a adag t . !import!, tke capacity of which amounts to tan teas, are mow lying pa Harwich, in perfect mallow to all fur Flask* as Wilms the wind may be favourable ; emt a feet of thirty mil slat arrived vegerday in the Downs with dek me. from Waiebeien, wfll be cleared and piled Nretail with all sftexpeditios. Lord Liv his thin opportunity of iseittg to your an the apparent expediency of Arming, that, whatnot laden =CrOtero may be now lying at Flushiag, the cargoes am not ely tie be required wider the nrcam- Minces in coMemplatias e should be sent by the earliest op poOtbiniazti to Enema& in order that they may be cleared and reeds applicable to the other services for which they may pro ly be required. I amt, die. HENRY EDWARD BUNBURY. No. 18.—(Secret.)—Dispatch from the Earl of Liverpool to Lieutenant-General Don e dated 4th Nov. 1809. SlR—Your dispatch oftbe29lh ultltno, with its inch:sures, has been receivi and laid before the Kin_. You will have received some days ago, my letter of the rith oli. with the Inclosed report on the cubject of the de struction of the boson of Flushing, and or the other naval de fence, of the Island of Walcberca, to which I directed your particular attention. It h..inx how determined to evacuate the Island of Wal -1 choral, unless some new circumstances should occur in the progress of the operation which might reader an alteration in this decision expedient, aid the report of Col. Pilkinr,tou on the subject of the destruction of the boson of Flushing, &c. having been foll 7 considered by his Majesty's•Geverninent, I have. received his Majesty's commands to direct that the ha son of Flushing, and all such coast defences of the Island of Walcheren, as Colonel Pilkington states in his report, could be " effectually destroytd in two days, without hazarding an inundation of the isl last, ' should be destroyed. in such time and manner as may be necessary for that purpose ; and 1 nm to desire that you will at the same time call upon Cot. Pil hiogton, to report ie what degree the destruction of the sea lines of Flashing, as stated in his letter to you wool.' fur ther prevent the enemy's fleet front having the ddvantage of Flushing as a naval station ; whether such destruction would materially obstruct or retard the re-establisbasent of the , boson, nod what would be the additional extent of the mischief which would occur thereby to the island, and its inhabitants, It wip nut be necessary to delay the execution of the Aar part of operations till the repast shall have been ire- caved upon the latter points, to which I bare just referred. Whit respect to the particular moment at which the ape: rations should •t commence ' yoe are. au theist**. Rim etetrem opiate . , thatlle timiditteeisene of we ii r is e r l ie 4 m to the inhabitants, and might invite attach from the enemy. before the whole or the greater part of the stet are embarked, to deUr the aetima roommeiteeemag of dm; =elate mi it can saki be deferred, makiegia the meal; e t all the urcessary preparation avail arr 4141, aid lew/kag builleieut bee to complete It 4 the pe • 'whith will be oreupW ie freeing the estbarkshiss or e store. and the fital swam* of the Starlike. • , I have given the moat .positive orders, in 01 1.1111 1 . e. Of your__ ibritch the vut alt. no time amid kW ill ityffieg out alt the traesporu that can he pelting, fur the purpose ol.eatbark the remainder of the sr . I am, &r. (signed) . , LIVERPOOL. To Liettewitat- General Don , &e. d c . Nei 19.-.-(Soeret.)---Dispetch from the Earl. of, . Liverpool to Lieetesast.Getteral Doti, dela- Nev. 9, 1809. 8111—Yeattlispattion of the 34 and nth inst. have bees received, mud lald believe ths Ring. As the desermlooliat to evacuate the island of Wnichereu Mahan taken, it mama ee Nereoravy kw me to enter into any of the particulate mated lu your dispatch, respectiox she best moos of providing for h thA c t i erataiteat nice sine Woad, in cme it had - kat I eapeetieet.te re it. - 1 base great satibAktiowhowever is infoeming los t that tbs &fissure and attention with which you harems early es , mined this pan of the subject, has met With his Illaitsty's most gracious approbate°. With inspect to the destruction of the bosom of Wltuld% end the other navy *tares of the Weedy as last is the commend*/ 'the operations for this as sown as they car be wedatakes eassistestly wits attekity of the skit. ' The great object his Majest,'s Government hind ki slew is, ' that this operation should be effectual, sod that the works I should node left to such a nominee, .that the French ? i cier, with the unlimited cuiemerwi or atilithn• labour which be provasts, may he able to re-cstishlise tin% its' a short space o f time. Bow far it may be e‘prtlient to have intense.. to . . AN. . Isendistilm 4o way cusolianthle extent for litikohJeef, I vill •lefeto yes mere partieeharly whim I have received mowers! to the tpeitiset poi through yen to /he Comsaomliet liege seer. no my dispatch or the foinib estate. 1 ran have au esoi lar , ides 411latity, _however is you to ineedate eny_glist .f tile Idsmil which me secestdry roc the security' oT the *was maim rear is the eves* of es ;Out* film the enemy. &tweet berm' Ore' Altetmand leas et tramposis sailed limo Harwich ee the Dtiveh se the btb Welt. for thew. - ememadallow Oahe IthiLi MI elleallipmber a t e prepariag magi will mil without day. I skaullinme Met this &moor of mange wield mialde_ late je the tame of less days or a fartelight, tether the Ma s 0 the tick, and even of the worst Calla,llollllil the comillcsatmts- The eighteen handfed OW Which were in the Sower Dis trict are enshartsing, They will receive orders to come round to the Dowel, and they-way then proceed oa to Walchereo, or disembark. accord.% a the infatuation we shut at that time receire from yo 0.-11 am, &c. Isidoed) LI VEJI. POO L. . No. 9.o.—(Secretje—Dioplach from Lieut.-Col. litinbory, to Lieitenant-General Dun, 9th Nova 11109.: • ' ' lam directed by Lord. Liverpool to . acqsaint von, that at be is apprehensive,_ from the induced slate of loaf force, You ma,' not have &demesne means to accomplish the deasoli . lion of the basso of Flushing, with the desired promptitude, be.has judged it expedient to order that sixty civil artifice's, :used to labour on canals and docks, should he immedhstelv sent to Flushing, and placed at yourArrsposal, nand under the onders of the commanding eighteen These men, ender the direction of Mr. William Bough, will embark se-morrow morning, ow begird the Rieanor transport s in which vettel Hill also he embarked, certain tools, which Mr. Kande re• resented as beiug necessary for the work in contemplation, mad which will be consigned by the Ordassoce to the Com manding Royal pi g ineerin Walcherea. A second divisloo of civil artificers (about forty in member) will be oat over& to aid in the same object, early iu the en mina %foal bet %then° no consinunication hits been made. either to the overseers or to the ma t as to tie work upon which they , are to be employed& " . .. . •. • - No. 21. Dispatch from the Earl Of Liverpool to Licutonant.Gencrat Dory dated 13th Nuvem. ber, 1809. 81R—Your.dispatches of the 7th bat. have been received and laid before the King. 1 am new to signify to you his Majesty's command that you evacuate the island of Welchem with the forces under your command s but I am arthe same time to iuforro you, that it is the determination of his Majesty, thitt previously to the evacuation, you should take siteh measures as you may judge' most cliental foe the dthentettion of the basun at flush*, and of the naval defences of the island. t You will adopt for this purpose the plan first vdttgeited by Lieutenant-Colotsel Pilkingtoo, by which the Weed will he expoied to the consegueoces of isladation in as small a de.- gree as can be cousisteot with the efectual exectstise 41 the service. It is to be regretted that Lieutenant-Colonel Pilkiegteis did not. in his Secead Report explain with more t parttee- . larity the mat in which be intended to conduct Omegans.' lion. It does not appear whether the suggestion violates. in the Report transtuitged to you in my letter et tbe October, of destroying the sills of the Snod-gates aid the jetties. td of obstructing the channel into the basalt, form a •part of his plan. To this operation it • only be.proyer s . therefore that Lieutenant - Colonel Pilkingtmes;aMeadell *old bedirected. • • As the greatest importance is attached to a service by which the te-establislabeat of Fleshing es a snivel @tattoo and depot of the enesay may be most elrectually retarded and obitnwied for the loosest period, I have felt it to be my duty to bring udder your consideration every amilto aford every assistance which can reader Ike o complete as possible. • (Signed) • tivY,& POOL. No. 24.—Return of the Siek enirWsnlinded sent • to England from Whleheren at difereut thugs.• list. August - - Ter Veer. - - 200 9th September ditto a 7$ 16th • - - Ramekin! - , . 7$ 18th - - - Ter Veere - sth October - 41st _ - Flyable/ ~ . - ditto . ' • , 1 . V • ditto * '',. .• .• Ter Teem • 4P' •1197 Flashiu/ . , v. . loot ditto - ' 170 -•-• it ~...__ - -." • &IN . - . 705 , • - ditto - - • 881 - ditto - • 150 - Ter Veers - • , 11l ditto - •• 181 - nothing din, .' • • . MO ditto . . •.. 375 ditto - • - 800 ditto - . •-- 1.179 - ditto - - 6.40 ditto - • 144' ditto • - 149 - . Total - IV, 1363' - - Itith fhb .I.lth November . lath - l7tb - 28tb 28th - - Ist December ..,.. . . , lith - - . ditto 16th - - . ditto 344 Augnit ? South Beteland 4th September 48 I►Q63 No. 25.---Ettract of a Dispatch from Mr. Bat hurst to Mr. Secretary Canning, ''drucd Buda, Sept. 15, 1809. The Emperor is veiy solicitous that the. British forces dis embarked io Holland should continue their operation:tin that country, from a conviction , that the action of his Majesty's troops on that poiut will afford to Austria a more efficacious relief, than a diversion no any other sphere that might be se lected. _ _ _ Hfs Imperial Majesty appears to entertain this idea, from a notion that the inhabitants of Holland and the Low Hata irks are so ill disposed towards the governs's,* of Baas parte, as to encourage a hope of their joiuht the Egglisb cause. EVACUATION. No. I.—Letter from Sir R. Strachan to Lord Mulgrave, dated St. Domingo, off Donlan, 13th Sept. 1809. LORD—t have tisk entectiy — Tme hi thank you for Its contents. ram eery arthiusts, I do gnaw your Lordship, to lice pm, for the pur pose of cilinhinufeating matters connected with this island; which, in my opinion, ought not to bedven up. It is a post or great importance as a niVid station s and also with a view to' future operations no the Continent; parlicuLtrly as it is not certain Austria' has made peace with France. This island, under popular Government (by popt4ir I mean.pleas ing to the inhabiaints,hy placing the superior ones in ;tabu. riey. and gamin* by their own lairs) . may be productive of great advantages to ;'.ngland, In regard trade with the Con- Omni. simitar - to - that established is Heligiluot Ido not appreiwod it is more unhealthy than any of. the low parts of heat; but the troops being at present generally infected.. owing to the ILMITO.,Of 'the service to which they have been exposed, it may be proper they should be withdrawn, and re placed with other. regimens. The brig which we are build -big will be ready In a week t the frigate very soon; and the thip of the line Is taking .to, pieces. There is a euoutity of awful ship timber here. I beg *gusto repeat my hopes, that this island may be lietalned until fbe Government - has heard all the opinions for and against it. A plan for its defence Is. now copying 'off; and if 1 flail the enemy Is likely to melte any aciive move ments of imooyauce, I shall mouth here, ad will send a con . - persotrwitit the plait of detente, which is chletly naval, to communicate with yew-Lordship. • 1 have theitonimr to be. &c. R. S'IItACHAN. Right Hon. Lord Mulgrre. dte. &c. Admiralty. • • • [7'e be continued.] • 7• - - , A late Inspector of forgeil Noton. is_ thelikidk of England,' and .ethe ha's Semi Very attire tactitioha Owl - convictions fur forging and attuning, has. been in confinement for some days, charged' with uttering some notes of ao W °won - Basset Bank, - in .. Wiltshire, *kith had. been stolen oil their way to town. He has underplot two private ettanthiatiotit before the Lotto Simrutt. . r= r„ CORK RXCHANGE FEB. I. 11,11 00ENT PRICE. MUM - • es. 1111.9.8. Fick Bea% (aid) 468. rise ditto - - - 1021.105‘. bats - Q Rye. di. 48s. ... 248. isa a ty. 4.51. `Potoce dine 4 ' 44 4. Malt i k as 74Br. 836. Itabk, Seed •-• 17. 04. W. Bolters) M. 768. . . 11 Z . lireyreess., - - - -40 s. 468. &cots& . beast% (081) - - -30 s. b6s. • ' UXBRIIRJE. Return.—Tur CO4lll-lOSIINICiOes , —s'EURSDAY, F Fk , j. WSWM, per load „. 181. —s. to tail. Barley, per quart:* 32, —d. to Oats Reese ~ • , • 4Ss. —d. to Peas • .60.. —J. to PRICE OF 110 PS. POCKETS, Keig, 41. los. to 61. mex, si. 15s. to 41, lompluttp,' bl. Os. to 1 t 0 11 ...• • , STRAW YESTERD jy worrEcusret.. Hay, 51. ss. to it. is, Clover, "61. 10.. to 71. 1,,,- Straw, 21. /Us. to 21. 1,;; PRICK OF TALk.OW, &c. St. Jiunes's Market —its 3d Town Tollow 73,0 d 044 Clare Market 4s Sd Yellow Russia 11., diltgkdy Whitechapel Market 4s Sd ditto . • 17, u 4 ,14 per st. of Sib. , 121 94 Star.. 61s o i l 4 Average 4s Sd 'Ditto . • .41Wild 445 w Grovetil Good fire A s • -201 Irdliev Snap, 102s—Mottled. 114s—Pieces. lO4s id—C a d 118s--Castile se7. is a XS. 106., ' • , • Price of Camilla, per dozen, 14s o , 4—Mouids,dgie ' • SMITHFIELD—FEB. 2. . • To sink the Offal, per stone of Sib. Od. to 6s. Od. I Head of Cattleadigal• Muitue ..os. .to 6s. 23. &lasts • Vea1,....7*. Od. to Ss. Od. 1 Sheep Its . Pork 6.1. to is. fid. I Calvin .. • Od. to Os. Od. I Pigs HAY-MARKET: . Hay Di *6s. Od. tw , a. Is. 04. St rail, Clover 1111111. Riot, 41. 104. Is &I. ss. Sussex, 41. M. to 41. 10s. Essex, 41. Os. to 51. Os. l PRICES OF HAY AND J A `WEI'li. Um 41.45. Od. to 6). 10s. Straw, 11. 145.0 d. to SI. Si. . • • NEWGATE AND LEADLNHALL MARILIMI. , (By the Carcase.) Beef si. Sd. to 51. OJ. 1 Veal be. 04. to' U . •dha i Mattes 4s. 01 ta,Ss. 01. 1 Pork ss. St to '%P A: RAW HIDES. Best Heifers and *teens (per Ordinary is. RIC to ILK stone) Vs. N. to Bs. od. Morket•Calf Ms. dd. rack Middisigs Is. 4d. to 2s. 6d. Eny. Horse Hs. to ro.ao. S.seep Skins - tis.-,6d. to ss. Ote • . PRICE . ce LEATIINR. • '. thi. 50 to 55lbs. each - • 201 •to 'VA invb. Ant i , 56 to 6 ti litt. each •- , . tJd to Yid • Maims' Backs 19Id 40 214 Pssosia(Mitis_s t - lbd to -19 d Vine Coat* Ilidet - 1911 to 4ii. t i Crop Hides Sb to 40Ibs ftir . win Itlid to 214 Ditto .45 lo BOW. •!i 1 7d to 11 41 • Calf Skins 33 to LW». , '., . •4W to rid Data 50 to iinlis. - 314 -to 404 Ditto 70 to 80110. - 33 to • :494 .malt Seals (Greenland)" - :Su s to 31. hi.' , -.. 1 Large ditto 101 s to 131J6 per denim • , • - It ' , N N Toward Mune flidrs - . . Iffiti in PS :: •' r 1 .. 4 ), . :. . COAL MARKET. • , ' ~,.. • •i Sbips at Market. Snips SW. ...,,p iiii.. „ . ...0 ? lint Newcastle i ?I .. .• . 50v. tikie:llll4 „,.. . .i. GIACUtiN, .. . . FOR THE LENT ASSIZES, 4* - —....... ~ „ • , 1 IRhot a a o--Lord Ell eabetoogit_ , d, solid r: ;mince tee, i No RPO LK —Sir Saints Maaseel. and Mr. Andes. • Ho u g —Lord Chief Baron. and. /b. Janke Welk. • WORT/ll—Mr. llama' Tbonnon,lid Hi. Janie Le Sinn: Onrono—Mr. Justice Lovett-see #l4 Sr' Baron Weak . Wei - teen—Mr. Justice Chtoobfeltlntrf,ROOCGOilna... , The fiat at °loading lAdicent hi India, which hoc , I been given, igove understand, incorrect. 'Captaix S. 'WINSTON, Bth Native Infantry, Madras, men. 1 tioned in it, was a passenger on board the extra 'ship Glory_, which ship has :boast..kokig since the 20th November, 1898 i entirWletetlnat T. S. , Natty' foram' , - - ' . • TO 2, COR N HILL NEAR THE MANSION-HOUSE; RETURNS his grateful Thanks for all Favours received during the eight Years he was the only Pen ner and Person coauected io the Lottery Babes with the late Sir James Ilmincomb, and tespaelfully solicits the Cas• mends of his Friends and the Pithlic at his pretest Otter, Nu. 2, CORNHILL, now established solely on his ova ac count, and where tbe smallest Order will wet that 'Civility and Attention far which his former Residence was partici lady noticed. The Lottery will be Draws A.I. IN ONE DAY, Ittli Inst. 1810. The. Scheme and Plan of Drawing are in themselves so good, had were so universally. approved in the last Lottery, that very few words are required to invite parelamers.— Eyton therefore bus only to add, liming Tieksts and Sham will most certainly rise, an early application sliddd be mods at his lucky Once, No. 2, CORNHILL, near the Mansion-Home. •*• The Public are respectfully informed, ttial sio bed ness can be trammeled before eight istelocti is the mom* er after eight o'clock is the evesnag, anairding to the act Parliament.' AMES BRA NSCOMB and co. pr. , S fleshy request the public Attention to the New Stab Lotteryy, on the Improved Plan o f A e Whole Draw* is ONE liA Y. 14th THIS MONTH, spearing a m igo, were obliged to disappoint many frenitheiclite applicadellielkw bast, when nearly every Ticket was wish but they ray em have a Share of aison.* any Nginber they villas far. A Vie last Lottery only, they Shared and Sold No. 2618_,___It Prise of 20,0001 , and every other Ge n it a l tzeopt the MP. wa 2,100 r. and in the tsvolonner atteriesi, .:- N 0.9,123 18,917 • 20,000 0 ..... ... 12,510 3,2.56 1,358 With the Grand Capital Prize a? 1,901) Tick4l3, No. SAID,: which divided nruodkit the Fortunate liitqders. 44,70 3 , I. dependent of many £l,OOO, £5Ol, &ie. where likewise the First £30.000 Prize, the only se Prise s and the last £25,000 Prize, ever sha r ed A tke Lottery, were sold in Thirty-one Shares 1 A SERIES OF SUCCI•SS UN- PARALLELED IN THE ANNALS OF LOTTERIES. and which they hope awaits future Parchasers at their ot& and only (Wes. No. 37, Caeatilll, No. 38, Hayearket, No. 11, Holborn, and No. 211111, Strand. Prises paid ogdgmand. ... . . . _ CONSUMPTIONS CURED. grin iaserter of this, a Profeasiooal Mu, whir JIL kas,.fer the last tea cart, at many many POO ko a bouringonder the above DlK4se are kii bis extetraverr Lice has been so fortunate as to d ßß isetsiz 14 EDIC t it se INFALLIBLE CU feriC sum,prioNs, Which Mediriue he has cared Ittabrit given over by taw tent - Pleysidani, and wheis in thela&stale.of a Comm= attended with Cough add alibiing orßlood, dze. these ciremdstances, and. at the Amplest of Ids Friends, awl the many Persons be has' cared, be therefore wow poblicti seers it to those who are inboertoAvoder the abJve.— Leite'l (post paid) addressed fur A. 4 .08 1 05; 7, John-street, Nord ! . wt Ne-road. Mary-le-bone. Will have lannetlitte attention. LO N DON : Printed mad', vts.t., at IN 'acs, 87, . P''" - : s e. AY ir4 I. 11114i'l Pitnrr, 15th Natlee [aunty, Madras, died 6th 1809. cljtiro. —On Supday. the 28th ult. at Ma wale is Few elt-street, Ambrose Weston. 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