The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-01-05 00:00:00

7'3 • • • • ' ' Isksiessai Thomas Hill. Erase half-pay in be AsUisiant of a Iterrssiting Giadwin, wins retires span baifisay. KREV ET. Captain Lord George Leases, ntille Major in the Army. _ Captain Thunman Popplotoo, of the 530f100t, Amy. , Cemeesiosinn is the 2d es Hest Nob* Itisissa missed by the Lard Ligament etas Caw/ es& Ursep Monsse, Gest. ht be Seeibms. :Ice Heelless. 4. Cemededen 101 'be Derbpeire Utilises! at Yearreari I *led bay E lb e Lord ilieviessee ebbe Owe, d Wby. lispord Wok Ont. a. be plena. , v ~: s :, t' M' • 7.y 4 i 7 - _ E.. Si, se sir war liku.slaarbeiter. dis - e - isies, , I .tPEPS_lllileib 1t1114304149.=/.boaliggetrllTlCTeio, La: .., 8...—... _ .e, Jas. _ .17,.. • Feb.. • Ma; flisirfolk Hegel, Nonsteis. *maples, Mr. Pbrklasan, j *mak* I oral Mims. Poole and Co. 4irary's Inn-wpsare. J. Ilimuswa.. ifesacketter, and T. Swilk. Midd eton. Lanes. i Mare. eoitewspidiers. Jan 16. IT, Feb:l4.,,at Ws Pklaee inn, • Ataatisessee. Anoraks, Mr Atklasum, Manchester c aad Mr. •, Maliasoe. Elm-mart , Terople. .. • ' J. Peen, Boranglsdieadtet. paelgoe-lieleingle. .1;lie 6, 17, Feb. 11. at MAMMA Attorney, sin,' Wismon. Clittird's Inn. . • J. Kirkham. Aire Farat t litaisnblrfre. farmer, Jan. JO. 17. 'Fhb. O. ne Guildhall. Altitetwy, Mr. (Ntok, Woodbridge * ' Mime, Clettegaell. DIVIDENDS. Fell„ l R. Dareads, Wlndley, Derbyshire: cheese-fnetor s-Japl, Sl i H. lbalth. H. Chewier, and J. Down. Great Win vbesteeetreet. aserehams-Jam. SI. J. Cuekill, Bintall, York . -.jai. 911. W. Wise. Bath. hook-ellm-Jan. . 111 Il Lt • gew .laara, wine-asetrelmpt-April 7. J. Lees, • Wisiteleall. . timber-mercimat-Jan. 36. S. Red. 1 *pr. Stockport. la the. entrun-spinuer-Jan. 26. G. Papps, titbosiemb-Jast. W. ii. James :tad 11. Cock, Bristol, t lit y•werthasits...Fels. 211. G. Siser,_Holborwhill, mercer- . Jam. M C. Hawk L. pron. K. Westbrook. sea. and H. B. Dia ne, *coding. Barboltiee. beakers-Jits. 13, S. Brown, Mgra-Thaems. doers,. elatuallot-Jan. ti. R. Atmore. Font ohne. fissefolk.. 24. J. *after, Eaglevard, Well.stteet. , wave n•fluer-Jaa.26.C.lbiker, . . Oristol. J. kapelhallgt, Iliiny, Nag's Head-eourt, teracac . worelosat-wha. 17 , H. and J. Whoa, ' TheaTeammert. IlaolAwairk. hasefaclap-Jau.'24, F.. Burr. • Challam. faidtime-dips.l6.G. Sr, roggEEteter, ironmonger , -Jas. 91.4. Maittaa. Limes Lam Norfolk, losaraaeo. , brutes/whim. 911. 114 Cob. tiagt Tarmoutb, lineu.draper-- , tai. 11, R. Janwkarlalisalia. okapi:swam-Jag. 3i. D. Ames, • - Pm lugs. thereiliho /110.0“thell. CINITIVICATSSeeJew. 24. • W. Malls Honews t Yeti/Wm moseyretitearr-R. and J. --, pielettion„ile. Ade amulet, Clirkeswell-hose err - J. Ili pler . . wterdwair.J. Knapp. Talbutetwart. t i telersallee-.1. Habra. ftianehester. heasT a r B l l lll l l . - ! i • • fiat;. breksiewW. Roden. Diratiaglema. carder . .. J. b rba. us. combr isa hilladwe ldpihire e, .r s tintier . mer.... j .i tw . a itidur iet- dwa ß..Vi t a. Le. ' livei rth -• ' s, wreckage-J. Rope. High arm, Shorediteh, bailor. - PA KTil KRIM IPS DISSOLVED. -J. West ad W. Cary. Mmes.., Moortieldit. reke•lnef• , • 011001 rt. Tostitigard N. 11. Murky, Sr. Paul's Usseele.yao, ' ilfliwilli..4. W. 1 1It's and W. W. Simpson, 114Idne, elsalmore ., :Kk/...e.. Orgilishaaki sad M. Slateher. 141itiikerd's-busk, W. It: sad T. J. Kirkpatrick. City, wet ' '=- 71 t r = " ;ad J. !Gather. Illishopagate street. grnelo.o.. Illelasteitsaad O. Remy. Old Sank Seat.house-..W. pitesies. , .2 6 tpolgan. J. Wilms. wat T. 11. Wright. Landes me- Innes. S. Britteri. and J. Wilon, Casestewi W. erved, alackwelthall-famers-H. Meeski and T. Cane, St. James's. .anuarg.'ealiors-J. Pram, ' S. Modell. Mod R. Kitchen, liver. respe.ratkem-V.. F..and G. Green. Great St. Heirs's. -K. and J. G. Hyland and T.. 9110148 trawl miens. A. Havidsttu and W. J. Browne. Liverpool, men . Foyle, Si. Chambers, and It. Jabs', Dovmeourt, errifitrem. aserelungs-T.. J.. and H. doorman. OM. street, irop.forafers- W. F. Warren and T. Fondles. Weed. ; tweet,. idavem-11. and C. Sunew. Mary-le-bonne law, gni. Alan— f. 11•Ittopyrorth sad J. illesteey, Mauelsester.• tim. ' wwrdwatt-H. BMwofttni and K'. wilatta. Broad.strete, goer ''hems-J. Mama and J. Deviae. Gna-street, gishal•lields. silk. - emmareturers-H. B. and S. Kidd, blevninh. raeulmen-W. Writ* tut, S. Holland. trod 1. Acker. Liverpool-U. Thomas . aid A. 11. Hem, Greenwich. ebb:atoms-W. Baldwin sod Up. • Wheasas, May sired, Cleckenwell. hmammtaken-J. J. Eng land and A. Merton, Mill line. Maley street. ail-makers-tit A. 111 , 61de, J. &arson, and J.Thargund. Castle awn. Birehin. lane, ship-brokers-J. Day and J. ht , Lean, Clenseat's.lane, lambard-rerem. sh.brgkers-J. Rebererea and A. Stephen; Iwalegliall.street--J. M. T. and S. Penny. Shipinn Mallet, wriwgi-M. Hee, and W. Oliver. St. John'..street, haberdash en-R. IlnitsSeld and J. Rid:ankle, London, starch ...mem ....At. Prieduird and W. Wilding, Shrewsbury, halters-6. and ..A. Y .J. Sims, and 6W. Voting. Londoa-J. F. and J. H. London. merchants-J. and A. O. Wilkinson, t Old llread.s;reet, aserehants--G. ll'eanhy and 11. W. Brown, Legminne. Easecheap-J. Park sad K. Strangewayes. Liver. .11, wordwats-J. J. and D. Manyard, Upper M. (Hans; s. Willi, Long-acre. Instemaagers-T. Smith and T. Wino. Liacolu, Whigewsb-A. J. da Ceara. M. R. Guisaraens, and C L. Men em, Lnadon-J. Nepautreh and R. Teensy, Kingston-awn:- 11MR; litabeusamekoks-J. Layton and W. J. Thouipsua, illgoisraet, rea.brokets- J. Holmium W. Sergeant. and H. , Ilegthstaswer-ciase. West Salihdeld. oil.merehams 1 2 11 -tr i lai i rwoad. C. Harm. S.. W. C. sad G. Hurry. Paid's. • a:WC Thasessmeem; beldwasereleagb-H. M. Haffner! and 4i. Usy Kaki. Newiwaggiolatm. Kewsie, surgeons-W. Hamr a J. WM% and J. Metcalfe. U pp er - rums che ekiest-64. and K. Mank, London-J. J.. G., aunt J. avalltrock:/Z )041.16ty and Mop Laacseire, fulling. --wee.- • - The Awns, Price of SUGAR, for the Week, eadlog Ike. Sh is bk. N. re Cwt. A Petgesaf CORN of ENGLAND and WALES. per iktrarter, tram We Reiss', ending Dec. V :- . Vlkemilye llbaliv. I Oafs. Beam 1 Pelee. °Wm. ..+11.... .—.-- .......... .1. goommillim. almmel... .............. ........•.• 6. it .. 4 c 4. 2. d. c d. c df. s. d. 159 100 MI 1:213 31112 HU 31-9 DUMB MAIL. • • Pstshanuask D.C. 3.—The Austrian and Ba• tides Ambainadoet are on the point Of setting out fin , Moscow. Sloop the cold oat hi, Om winter is on. Inktorsoptally some. The large quantities of snow •Amt,liate fallen facilitate lb. COsuloniCitions with di binder of the mills.. ItEFl . O4t is said that a proposal his he.. made to tho Goesmsrotant, in order So pats goal stop to the volumes is i.dotaitablo cowtrahand trade, without the one of !Want assamores, width art s besides, always inset, iciest to spew lisecisdiaar on the - bees of the Holy 41illaiee of which - tbo "lOU "mid be, " Thal elates Pow& sahiektolkee t/- is the 04 Athena -Amid Moe to provide, *deo pat skeold be coo. lilwidleous sr Wag*kitetriteriee to Mose Sir &etc b which these gee* ore oerstroband." As coonials, and aoretoosnosa,' the chief so tau d tie sasootn, en the one band,- and, on the 'iR• .-"*------ - • ier:i - -- .1 ibisas - it4 ow English Cho Ams ------- the Priecous CU till', r ,''' ' ; ' $ .l- - ' • • • 11 4 0, 1 1 / 2 Dc 111.--...Ynterday omalog his Royal; Iligluseas the Noce sof Orange; for the km ties sines his return..to this place, boneared thsalsoatroi with his primince; it was•the first time he sat is the Higoifisteot oensMentad boa Stink" for Mm, treat I. . of their. Majesties.Majesties. The limmeht• *iv' Royal ste it Highness entered., accompanied by six Aid-de-Camps, ha itinGeadiral's saltness, soil viewing menet Ordets ‘ the whole of :At novierstes audience rose, sad weir cowed hi*. talth loag-coatinaski acclamations, dad ping et hands, and aim of " Long lire the Priticell! His Royal Higbaess seemed mach affetted by tam testimonies of attachment to his Person. - • . '.,.- VIETINA t Da. IS.—The Prussian Conoclllor of State Yen Jordan, who Is expected this evening, will , robably,make a long stay here, as his mission is id to. ',bags very ipporfist objects. Among Cher things it is stated that mitaiares,will be concert ' between ova Coartied *hater Prll'Aiar to. (heck abases and licentioassesi..of the Irmo, wbidhi ireeless Gtrlmasy ioith loislcoleble evils, animal wise Boa matergetic seasoner eve speedily adopted.— ~ order to secure to the nations of Germany the en. jonneet of a 'mappable Liberty of the Press,' and in penal a high degree of civil and political freedom, *is necessary, before ell things, to oppose a power s fat barrier to the licence of the Piess and lawless id. sabordiustion which begins to show itself in so many. , places. By the apostles of liberty who flow preach every where from the house tops, Germany can only be plunged either into the most dreadful anarchy, or the most frightful despotism, either of which would stifle for many years the see ds of improvement in our country. • , 1 HAISISWIGII, Dcc. 25.—The Elbe is already full of Sooting ice ; some vessels which attempted to get op the Elbe, have been obliged to put back to Cue. haven; the• navigation of skull craft on the Elbe is not entirely stopped. FROM 711 E FRENCH FRONT/ER% DEC. 26.—1 t is thought the Duke of Wellington will make soapy 4.smaiderahle stay at Paris. Numerous calories& con. , them to arrive at the liesd-quarters, where it is 'thought that important ovulations are carrying on between the English and French Giriernumels. The best understanding continues to prevail between the Commanders of the different corps of the Allied Ar. my and the French Magistrates, and the strictest discipline is maintained. APUBLIC MEETING will be held at Abe Crown and Anchor Taber.. in the Strand, nit Tleusiday nest.in 4re rue .tant, at 11 o'ClOrk (fur It pre, eidrr tbs tau-t *drivable steps to be putsurd fur tie immediate Relief of the Destitute. nod the ultimate Suppression of hteadieity itt lbe By Order of the Committee. W. H. BODKIN. Isikeins. Jan. a. 'its. Hsu. Ser. Pro. Tees. "MICE OP STOCKS Tilt Sark Woe% per Cad. Rol. sniff 9 per edit. Osueisls Consult k► See.. 82iii 8.1 4 per Coot. Saite •,~ T I DAY AT WIE O'CLOCK. 5 per Ceot. ?fairy - lodia Bonds 91i 99 p Legg Ass. 901 lisarquer Bills 16 21 p LONDuiv: nsioaT, JANUARY 3, 1118. Mails trim Holland have arrived since ear last.-- A• article from St. Petersbargh of the 10th alt. states, thane proposal has been niadit to the Govern. sent to pet a stop to el the raincoat sod detestable' contraband trade," without the eve of wittiest sues• sores, which aro almoy issorritioor. The project for this purpose is " to epee negotiations in the basis of the Sacred Alliance, of which the result would be, " That every Power which takes a part in the Sacred Alliance should have to provide, that oo goods should be conveyed from or through ha !militia's, to theseof another State, in which those goods are 000trabead." '7 5 4 ' • 3,• Wt?' t.- -.4lo.W.tellid an alliance against etlieggling, bat k .,; 112,111,, irate to be anelliaatto eialust trade in ggeetal a leml would do more to rubs .proaparite. °Ludes thamoil that the military despotism of this biessed4Ceseaderacy has yet effect ad: There are alreedr 'tie awry sreittreinM upon meamsree, and too gamy aiticles iiikiaded in the eamprolonsive rlenominatioe of contraband. After ,g led of the usual Treaty slang of contraband, tits wer e we are now to learn what is contraband of. Tlibk Can be no mercantile project.. Yloleat retieseree ire certainly insufficient to prodeee such i tetras *re desired by these anti-commercial Govern.; 'Mints -they are ruinous to the State they would pro. tat--bat hew are sorb ellianees to be maintained wit h oot violent measures? Weenier, with bayonets must again be seen depleyieg ailing every shore and river, if this anti-smuggling 'Alliance Is to lake plate. It is , maiming to hear of the morals of a People so pro tected-of the doctrines of Christianity thus secured by treaties—and contraband goods seised in the name et holiness by Russian Eacisetnen, la not being con formable to the -spirit of the Sacred Alliance. To offend against the laws of general Government, like those " botch lao less fellows" against whom this pro. pttsal is directed, is certainly a very scandalous and unchristian offence, and the moth's of the offenders maybe mottoes is the extreme. The inclination of the corsemers to extravagance may also be far from conformable to the Christian spirit of self-denial ; yet still we admit that Many- articles find their way out of a country, as well as into it, of the advantage of Which the inhabitants might otherwise be de prived, were not the energies of trade &ea stimulated and assisted somethami. The lawful intercourse of nations is best regulated by the ad. mission of white they wasi t 'aed the rights of com merce are the general rights of mankind, and the natural fruits of their industry. From the French Frontiers wears. informed that the Duke of WELLtecrox is, xpected to remain some time at Paris. Numerous Couriers continue to ar rive at the Ilead-quarters, where it is thought im portant oegociations are carrying on between the English and French Governments. Private itiforma. tion reports that the Duke of Willa& mown hiss re hailed the office of Mediator between PtaSskt and France. We should indeed have wandered if his Grate had actually taken upon himself this important task. A Vienna pang:spiv threatens same measures of tbe Courts of Austilateed k'ressis inconcert,against the " licentiousness" of tifeliatman Press. We hear not of any a l peinst the item hy which thatjicenti.: ousness Is provoked and palliated. The etalettiellt lit the Flanders Mail, that the Princess of Watts fir ' about to sell her estate in Italy, 'gives colour to the rumour that her . itolivi e lligbeess.inteads to return to Ibis couutry. , The Park letters state, diet sinpe the disposal of the Ur on Om Liberty of the Press in th, , Chamber et Depots, the public mind appears mote tranqail. 'The discussions of the Peers, however lively, create no sensation, as they take place with shut doors.— A Correspondeut seems to hint at a sett of connezino between the rise of the French Fturds sad the yeoest MI of the Beglish. The French Minister has see awed many offers for the loan of 12,000,000 of truce, proposed in the Project on the Bodge. We this morning received more New York Pa pers. The only article of South American intelli gence which they furnish relates to Amelia Island. It is contained in the Nem York Evening Post, a Paper which, as we Retitled on Saterday, has given Its columns to attacks upon the Spanish Patriot,. 'lt says, " Accounts from Amelia Island •to the llith inst. represent all as quiet at that place. An her maphrodite prize brig, reported to have a large amount of specie on board, arrived thereon the 17th. A number of British Officers who went to Amelia to get commissions in the Patriot service, bad been dim. appointed and left the island." From three different quarters the discomftere and retreat of the RoYalisti in Verteleala aPpear to' be: confirmed, though no details have yet been received from that quarter. The following is an amulet et a lit. ter from Kingston (Jamaica), dated Nov. l 4 As. rived here yesterday a ship from Lagaira, having Lied' from the embargo that was laid at that port, and gives the following information s—lt was expected as emigration would immediately take place; the cause of the Patriots was very prosperous ; a formidable army had marched into Valencia from the interior; the Spaniards were getting away and restoring all their valuables. All was quiet at Barcelona and Cumin', which still remained in possession of Bout n. Mo. arum had pillaged Cana's, and fled to Laguira, which be was speedily- obliged to evacuate. This vessel- brought 60,000 dollars in ash, and several serene otiudigo, the property of Spaniards who had Aed from (Again ; the Captain also states, that the account of the defeat of General 'JAZZ, which ap peared in the Curacoa Courant, was ".srithout the least foundation; on the contrary, be was com pletely victorious. This ship left Lsguira on the 28th of October. Another ,vessel bad also arrived et Kingston from Porto Cabello, the 'Captain. of which was stun the bearer of accounts very 'detour able to the Real ctuse 4 • • PiSYMINU WOCON, %Amu aw M.OI IrMINIIMP• A Nkittirr _CV Olga J. amil 10. raed, l lPilia, WOO. rela.lo, as i s A td It MU . mis. ximbrier. jsou= V a tadh . 4 le att emaripaire awl INN If liimegimagod lidifonl-rem M 4 illek R. ..+ apiar.k• vita. Pilmattlevat. _W P." 46 1.. Smirarli * **Pew; Jr. lc 1 ri ' .11 71 . 111 - . 7 4 7 ll;lo4llll;al.7l7WTaiiiir:baildet. iimai.lll. b. 14. Y' ', •'. rrawamLeamPlllMlkld. Atfaraies. M. 8. 1. Wake, His I ware llr. ;WI Ilerjrart‘tisn. Ylectettam. t u t ispw. unionnot. .dealer, Jan. 16, 17, Feb. .:' • 0111ftrit 111 a . "A Mews. Wll/is aad 1 - o.4.asen, - 1 sod ' UV. Haag, Stai -4: . :ir•osiGiNm II . , trutablie, caller PT, Ae. litt 0. PA. 's Mad Tavern, said , 16.41 1 0. 11 4 141 1,k CA. Warwireld-mwirt. alai . . . - rag eeseii • ' And Co. hlaimbater. ~ ~,t 1 • eriar, . $6, 17. Feb. 14. at the "' ' . 8 l iiiMma Diviby. '. tt . 10. J. Grew, Derby; Om • 1 ag id t" . cipyl bueN t ion;tactlr . iia I . Jan.*, th " • st Mr Crel_.it's ■ : sa, -4. 14. ittbil Amy- vier sager A aifamseparcalder. Yarkshire. Alsam, in 4 News. 4 mai Mr. Carr t flamersal. Lomb, ;„ i , I. airaismow. la, Eats Itatithird, merchant. Jas. fli. J'"g' 17, Friuli, IN Itiailembl. iitturaity, NP. Wilde, Warwick. gell 4 _ sqmi. Neatategartaft. *is 1 It. er way, 14..raildi,iwimehaid.braker, Jas. 16, 17 Feb. 14, fid , • .. 4 . . , • - 4 . A, , , - • - . • , - • i s .' .. t. • F r are...... • -.. ' 's 111 7 111 1,1 Ner iraillANO* ' --.., . . ,_ _ . . . _ • TM. is i , easiasaprirpeeal. The ..' pert eiVillii of o tteorsitioe Dkdrici„, meter, the modeles. inclioatioe of tho eao/00,111 It . . #‘ l ._.;., l ik e - fp tiliktearj to Icl * wits Umirlig euw .... estratop".oe, ore directly oapeelte to 146 R *pa, . ~....' „ w ~...—rs w , ~ Carlatiosakt.. CArek , - Miss "etc' se . . .. :77 . , , the . , , • ~.. . jeast* Ili eit t e!rd, 6 Wit Deiroess is Er) . .lit Milk -* n . 1 64, i 0414 1 -ri _ , , wed . 7 tot lite GovAta-, biiiiiiiio- .' I. ..,' i vi i rrif ~1. , . . ill s 6, 0,1 , 14 , 4 a pegioat ori• hit. to be Midst In ei:t ,. t h e.flif!Hie, - 3 1 ite° -- -"°° - blt . , . -,, • theta s : ' : . . - .. • --- , a ILA t •AA 2 - - Ai A. a _ ~.- ... -4•14 a. Yager lit Ale r . " . :A 2 ... d .1111•1;11106Lai ;if Sew ,-, e sioatieg ia Russia, be it recollocted), sball bind FL4NDEits NMI. VIENNA, Dec. W.—The Advertiser of Milon, of tka 6th, announces that the Villa of Eat., whirls be. longs to her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales, upon the Lake of Como, is now to be sold with all its dependencies.—The greater part of the suit of his imperial Highness the Archduke Rainer, who is ap. pointed Viceroy of Lombardy, has already** out to travel by short stages to Miles. It la sekkebrie this, Prince, as soon as he arrives in Ilely, will 'spays, his cousin, the Archduchess Merle Louisa, of Tim my. Covet Lauraw, the Governor of lAellbardy, who arrived" on the 15th, has bed a long conference with the Emperor. It is remarked that the Gammen of the Kingdoms of Bohemia., July, Gallicis, and Mph, are all at the same time In this city, wham, it is inferred that some &moss are intended in the civil administration of those provinces. A new sys 'tern for the general arming its time of war, is ale* spoken of. BRITIMIELI, Dec. 30.—Monsieur Maabreeil has appealed to the Court of Cessation against the De• cree made in his cause by the Royal Court of Deasy. The First Climber in one of its last Sittings has con. firmedJkree Projects of Law sent op from the Se• coed Chamber, via. That concerning the provisional continuation of the rising of the Revenues of the State after the lit of January 1818—That relative to the free trade in Tea—and that on the Taz open Inherits nces. HANOVER, DEC 19.—The opening of the General Assembly of the States of the Kingdom took place yesterday, under the direction of Mr. M. Bar, Pre sident of the Regency. . •i. . JJ.O ; I k` - ) ..i g , with them, the lon et the lamented PM, says a Morning Paper, " made a lanieg imp, mina his mind, and -isekingd myna .coandersitio there, which are supposed to have been hitherto not the most freqeent visiten.” We know not what these considerations may be, though we may :geese on the subject, but the Parliament, whose 'Meetiog is dressing near, will have mach to conside r in theshort Session which it seems yet destined to `lite. The delusion which has been practised upon the ration by the trumpery evidence on which its Liberties were suspended, it will be for the Members themselves to denounce; and if those who are yrt sensible to shame in that House, and the Peep!e themselves shall still.act as becomes them—as the splendid triumph they have obtained over Ministerial fidlicy and persecuting rancour entitles them to speak, the seats of the plot makers sod imprisoners will not be " beds of Roses." ••• %vises Fitarris.--400 Saturday a quarterly Meet+ inn of the KING'S Council •as held at Windsor, and the follow's( report was given in by the Physicians : " Whitlow' Caisiledan. Y. " His MArarr, has passed the last mouth in a very tranquil manner, end in a good state of bodily health, but his Maas:wry% disorder remains an. changed." It was exhibited yesterday at St. James's-palace. ' Wrsosoa, JAN. 4.--Yesterday, after the breaking; op of the Queen's Council, all the Members left Windsor nee; t Lord Arriexx, who rennin,' on a visit to the QUEEN. The same day the Doke and Duchrha of G 'Ascot's, and the Primal Simms of GtoccEs- Tee, left the Castle for Bagshot-park. This moo ing the QUEEN and PRINCESSES attended Divine Ser vice in the private chapel in the Castle. Her M LUSTY, it is now said, does not go to Brighton on the sth inst. PRINCE LEoposo.—This morning le the time fixed upon for the departure of Prince Lineot.o front Claremont, to Came, in Dorsetshive, for the re rovery of his health. Sainsday, shoat two o'clock, Vioernint and Vis countess CA•TLIREAGU left their house io St. Jester's. square, for Hatfield, on a visit to the Marquis end Marchioness of SAgisaveT, fors few' days ; from thence they will proceed on a visit to Lord Scr ims, in Norfolk, where they will remain about a fortnight, and then return to London for his Lord ship to make arraogements for the Me eting of Parlia ment. Lost Wednesday, at Brighton, the Right 'loniser. able Jours- ifacta received the . honour of Knight bond, pretsiaatory to his appeinimeet to the office of Vic-. Chancellor. THE NISIAN.—A letter from Plymouth of the 30th ult. saya—" Several Gentlemen are come over from the coast of France, and they say there is not shadow of doubt as to the loss of the Indian, of London, the huh of which, containing 58 bodfer, has been rescued,..end sold in France; besides this, there are beats picked up, marked Indian of bon ' don.'" A letter from Rumple, dated the td instant, says, " The bull of a wreck (a brig), was see* this morn ing no the Goodwin Sands; and the boetmee who have been off report that she is supposed by the people of the Light Vessel to have gees on shore ow Monday night. She appears to be Bull iteiN, with yellow sides. One of the boats• her* hookud• op a barrel of lamp-black out of her. We cannot het* her name or more particalars at present. An anchor, weight 14 cwt. 2 qrs. 7 lb. marked 3. Fowler and CO. No. 19, has been landedliere, taken up in the Downs." On Thursday the Messrs. ETANSIt gather.and son) , were taken from IforsemOnger-lane jail, to the office of the Home Departerent, Whitehall, where Sir N. CONANT attended, and offered them their liberty, on condition of their entering into recognizance, to appear nest Term, in the Court of King's Bench, to answer such charges as might, then be preferred against them, on big Majest)'s beholf.--The Messrs. &ANSE., however, refused te enter into any cc knowledgments which tended to comprised'', their in nocence; they declared that as they had been arrested, and were now committed on a pretended oath, on suspicion of .High Treason, they were determiped either to be cleared of this false suspicion by rfall and free Trial by Jory, or to receive their uncondi tional enlargement. _ _ _ The Energetic Stimulus of Galvanism, which has been most. advantageously employed by the Royal. Humane Society in the resuscitative process of sus pended animation, is now also medicinally applied in, a, geriety of diseases with theireatest success: The most obstinate cams of nervous &tofu's:, gotta serene, iatieient tumours, cantreClionS, &C. which had lees given op by the faculty as altogether hOpetets, have been perfectly cored by the galvanic influence. This efficacious and philosophical remedy is seientifically administered by Mr. LA BEAUDIE, Medical FAfei trician, at his house, No. 31, Soothampton.row, Bloomsbury, between 11 end 5 o'clock. Informa tion on the subject, or advice on the cue given with out fee. CORI Excia•stci. JAW. s.—Fine Wheat at Woodsy'. pricn.—Marley trade heavy this minting. nod run 2.. cheaper shalt on this day week 4 inferior qusihies unsaleable at that redaction.—Oats are 2. lowa, and very dull ale.—ln Peas, Ikon.. and other snicks co *itemise. Wheat (English) .... 76 94 Grey Peas 40 44 New ditto , — .... Betas ...• Oitt,o (Familia) .... 66 105 Old do . aye 38 41 'Pick do Barley New..... . — . lilac do. ;.. . Malt CO 76 • Poland to. .... ..... 24 95 White Peas New ditto.... ....... Ditto Doll's' .... ..... 60 M Seconds.... . SMITHFIELD 516.1tK ET, Jiii. 5, - To Oak the Offal, per stone of NIN. tee ... 1.. 01. to 4s. 0.1. I Head or Cattle this day' tattoo . Sr. 01. '1.'44. bd. Beasts yea:. * . 44 Sit t.. 6, 0,1. I Shen and Lambs Ils Pwea ... to. 04. to bd. Calves. Lomb . .I.*. CLI: to 0 - 91: Pip .................• It) :Zooid% - ' et Parliament Is expected + - . * *5 pliskio• item do Crew& • The& ma be «vs opio to pi t lathe Speech, *hick say the Nsitot eariwe Crew deliverlee; kin 11 /:::::) Ili; whit his Royal iligbaess yidlt in. sit,this legume to hie f . rigs, or reseifea:letee ad ~:,»_ • I THE STATESMAN. 1 • I • Y OP ; , I* -J • :