The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-10-28 00:00:00

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Wbetit' .. -1 , 1 tended to augment t s cruelty, was my health, being ''• efl• ire maw on ~ -r, from the half-yety. oekwood who ex -led plan, the, ' thet period in a refs preesrious state, from the e ff ect s `red Capitals-- • pie r i th. produced by a tropical elialete (upon. a constitution na- 't -whin In etas, cruelly weak. T&l, woo represented to Sir .Hedion, , Day, sod ',. Lowe by the pholdmasi who explicitly made kaown to, . • 1 she Drewie h , Varese, him, that it was Ivsenttritly necessary to the recovery of • i ve, will, co 'slim; my health, that I shouiriMe allotted to return to Europe, I vita W e n, . , 'AS 10 ea, I C.. that I might receive altiFieeefit of my.natsl air. Snchl - es. it b. &measure, lioarever • ftoold have Weft in direct oppoe- Nibile I lea to the secroey i sic, ha. was desirous of cove ' Caw liff di his pweee&igi ea the iris's* . 41e &mandril the e. B. O'Meara, anorScial ,n relc4 oillta illit : tidimill 'tb. —, , / : 4I • . Nears, who waiformly • cogitated Moult to. Nue of us as because a mss of Nanette and t ~ .. J. reed is to Sir Hodes, !Awe a report( i ' • 4 by his conscience; but the Dover- -very ripresentitioe of feeling and , i 4 . . - and snyeelt were ordered off to riven we were detained as pri- ? 1 , 1.1 iag to the ioetroetioes for This captipity,, coupled '-• sad his country ; the / 3 : weak state of health, 'a . he fatal sources of lurk, and which 'er *e Hodson : . 1 hich.l,e -• and . 1 . .''. .. . the I •r.• . ' " I ... .:: 1 ~, • . • • c.'.• k - ---___ . . . • -- ••••• - , ___ _ .- ~ -"" • • ----.-,-... ....._ ! 1, 4 '• .. 4. !. to ' . , 0 1 • ,• , . . 4 , . . . . • ! tl I ' - t 1 I 1 l i 1 .e i i . . .. , . I 1 . . . • i ' I . i --- ' •,.. r ... t . td r' PRICE PENCE. • lama ' ma were evnists4 la the mot lilialellianner. a nd subsequently keptliseleeeconfieemeat'doring one moo tt ,' au meet, and t 'etity like misting/v. Whit st' tended to augment t cruelty, wai my health, being t 'that period in a veOpirtestious state, from the effect s produced by a tropical *Umtata (upon. a constitution na ' tarally weak. nite wee represented to Sir •Hsdion Lowe by the phisidaes; "rho explicitly made known tw him, that it was Ixessithgly necessary to the recovery of my health, that I should%c allowed to return to Europe, that I might receive abakeefit of my.natsl air. Snchl a measure, lioarever....oold have beet. in direct opposi tile W the secrecy i air hi. was desirous ef cove reisl I hie W age e h a &he Weeds 46le demand rd Mr. H. °eary ao attac' rephO ..ww 404444 ' ith. "'Mr. O'Meara, who staiformly • conchetrd himself to. gmideavery one of as as became a matt of honour and `lllollllllllty, delivered is to Sir Hodes& Lowe a report( !Mg was dictated by his conscience; but the Hover. Nf prdved deaf to every representation of feeling and attruth, and my father and my se lf * ere o rd ere d o ff to Cape eP Goa& Hapa, above ws were detained as pi angers for 'epee aseadie, evriag to the inetreetioas ter warded by,Sir Hodges Lase. This captigity., coopled with a separitioo from his family and his country; the mental anguish that succeeded the weak state of health, lad the age of my father, have been the fatal sources of Obese infirmities under which hence labour's, and which will continue to bear him down to the grave. After our departure from St. Helena, Sir !Incisors [.owe proceeded to employ these means, with shicb was so conversant, to blacken my father's character, ant render him an object of suspicion to Napoleon anal the French 01fiCell on the Island. Among other things, he stated to Heoeral Bertrand, that Count Las Cases ha,i confessed that himself, and all other atteodants npon Napoleon, had exerted every endeavour to rain him (Sir Hudson Lowe) in the opinion of his captive, by seeking to make him regard the person and the actions of Sir Hudson Lowe "through a reil of blood." When speaking of my father, after his departure, I have been informed, and believe, teat he not unfrequent iy coupled with his name, the epithets of, " that d-4 rascal, that d—d lying old rascal Count Las Cates" his not impossible for a man of honour to speak Ili,- reepectfitll y of another, bat, in such cases, he uniformly pronounces his opinion to his face, and never during his absence. To continue such nauseous details, of which I could extend the catalogue, ad infinitum, would prove as dig gusting to you as they are truly painful to my mind; ant, I do not hesitate to avow, that the sole object of my vi sit to England was to compel Sir Hodson Lowe to af ford the satisfactioo for the wrongs which I bays thus sketched ; and being convinced by reflection upon Lis previous conduct and charaeter, that be would have re emerselifiegal proceedings if t heat him a challenge, 1. determined to put apes him the greatest public insnit that could be otkrettimA.Ctiolitootor cooottiving to that 'way could procure for me the satisfaction I so eagerly desired. tog* 11 shall terminate the preient statement by remarking, that a son who rindirates the cause of an aged, sick, and honoured liter, only fulfils a most sacred duty impo•Nt upon him, aed in so acting pursues the path of hocoir and of rectLude. I am, my Dear Sir, Your's, most sincerely, (Signed) LE BARON EMAI. DE LAS CASES. P.S. Soon after the occurrence took place, 1 w rote to Sir Hundson Lowe, to inform him that, if he woC t give his word to act likes man of honour, I should al• ways be ready to answer him. The following is the explanation published by the friends of Sir Hodson Lowe:— About nine o'clock on Tuesday morning last Sir Hudson Loae had ordered a hackney chaise to the door of a house in Paddington-green, and was ''a the point of entering it, when he was rudely rri against, by a young person of slight, short sta ture, and mean appearance, who, instead of manifestinz any concern at what occurred, immediately exclaini.,l in foreign accent, " IVhat do you mean, Sir, by insultinz me?" Or, "do you mean to insult me?" " Insult yon: Sir H. Lew. replied, "Why, you ran directly up against me!" The young person persisting, however, to talk in the /Ma strange manner, as if hardly in hi s right senses, Sir Hunsost Lowe, without farther regard ing him, proceeded to step into the carriage, when ho felt that a stroke had been made at him with a small whip by the young man who instantly withdrew out of his reach. Sir H. Lowe, having an umbrella in his bawl, turned round and pursued .him, with the intention of striking him with it, when a second person, apparently an Knglishman, and a bystander, suddenly sprung for ward between Sir H. Lowe and the young man, and forcibly prevented it. Sir H. Lowe, hiding himself thus opposed, returned to the carriage, and was in the act of getting into it, when the young person came forward, with a card in his hand and Sir It. L. taking no notice of him, the card was thrown into the carriage, and instantly flung back, with out being even looked at. Sir H. L. had not at this time, the slightest knowledge or suspicion who ti' young man was. and could not concieve him to be a gentleman. On his return to the house some :itne after, Sir H. L. found that two cards had been picked up in front ..f the door,tand on them was written the name of Baron K. De LAII CM!, Deg Tavern, Holywell-street. This youn4 man had left St. Helena a mere boy, between live mull Ni years before, and was not in the least degree recogni *sable by Sir 11. Lone. It was afterwards ascertained, that both the young man and the person who had interposed to protect hilts bad been lying in wait near the door for some time pre- viously, and even rolled the preceedinz day at the home. to enquire for Sir 11. Lim., refusing however to leave their names. Sir Hudson Lowe now feeling it had been a preme.ii dita.ed attack upon him, arising mit of the performance of his pahlie .!noes—riming also the treacherous man ner io which be had been assailed without any previons notice being given of the name, quality, or motives of the aggressors—and having ground to believe the whole to be the elfect of an unprincipled combination made an immediate communication on the subject to qo►rroment, and to the proper leg al authorities, whirl. led to a warrant bring issued for the apprehension of the young Las Cases, tt ho has since disappeared. On Friday se'nnight, during a fox chase throutTlt Seller's Park Farm, llalmaker, Cul. IVyndhi m met n lilt a fall of a violent nature, in consequence ot his burin stepping into a post.hole,ahen in full speed. The Col. remained insensible far live minutes: happily a young medical gentle:lnn, who tittnessed the accident * opened a vein and and restored the Col. to anitnation.—We have pleasure in stating that Col. W. is rite racoverrd, and has resumed the sports of the frelti. P,lt 5313. CPERS. also, Hotel and Tavern Primeliters. used. they way be Supplied with OROCkIOr 3, at the lowest wholesale priors. Those who.. a of Tea, Ceres, aid Sagars, lame. will find hie advaatege, as they will be charged the trade ea liberal terms. DEACON di Co. ft. Stlnaer.street, Snow-hill, Loa- AT REDUCED PARES. NU 1., RANI° ATI, kiIiaGATE AND CANTEINUNT, r Wid S . A. MOUNTlfilff Catches. sad keep good ties% by wed Ce. Iff"f HEAD INN. NitIISWER WRIST, trow-staa, LIGaT at 417111911.4. 7 'fed trinities bi: 6 11111 Chsellglek • SUS — I s : a y forehester, is ' Mgr y. Aron. r. Besiegstoke., ferarepe. vs,of .Woody rids, ati --.Thisdidinisletere Coseh are determined de ampieme• deal be worse A the first conveyames oaths Winans Reed. Telegraph," Dover, Dol. Idarytate, y, Feversham and tsisdertch sew poet efrescla,, oing, at a quarter past seven o'clock. ecuenee of the derided preference dm is the eh, the proprietors are determined no expoeop shall to render It the first eosireyance on the Lent road. Union," Southsrapton, Lyslagtost, I yedbarst, , r. an. Basinptoke, Hartford-bridge, Rlactireta, of new foot inside coach. every morning at 4 past at the Coach and Hones, lisethoopton, by s Is a most delightful cesergenee to the Isle of !my, Guernsey, St. Haloes, Ham do Grace, de. prietors of the shove mach hope tqlreariao a eon. f that support which has hitherto been experienced oramencemeut of the " Union." No racing . eith hes. id Bristol post coaches, through chlppeetem, :aribormigh, Neestiory and Reading, every at one: arrive at Mr. May's. Ike Grey , Bath. end the tondos Tare's, Thomas-street, Bristol, early the swat parsing. U TO WILLS. BILIDOZWAT&R, TAUNTON, ANN PLTMOUTU. :spire," ass allei light catch, only one he read. asm~Mlitfthis, sets eat daily atone; Liverpool, ,%insmaort at eve, through Wo- NristW dtbery, Welford. Litterworth, Atberstane, 6tosea, Newcastle, Knots- Aortae, and wry, Weilingtpe,lind Shifting light post coach, noon. Guarded. 'aloe," Weymouth. Dorchester, Glandford, Flora clover, Overton, Assinestoke. Ilartford-bridge, , r, tad Bagshen, sew post °oath, every afternoon, coachmen Only. 1 from Weymoeth to Gesewy. Jersey, Cherbourg, s, in. every Wednesday and liatarday illeroooes ck. .1 . Illorncastle, Splatter, Peterborough, Shiite/chid on day coach, to SpUslay, Louth, Grimsby and nlng at 4 past 6. The only day coach to Beaten emir. i Samos," a new light fier inelia - Late, Pillikk, gad Wlillehaten t Ise. ses4o .l a v steed sa ian -.map 4-weft Mies, A . Orina-briige, Richmond, Galeria, beldes, ethericy. Aberford, Ferrybridee, New. ream Grantham, Staarfortl, Bewtry, Greetham. led lthigleawede ; sets out every morning, and be joaraoy with the ereeteet factity. Passengers on Otero:lad by business, or pleasure, have the tarantego of their seats being secured is the neat I. Lancaster, Prestos. Kirby-Lonsdale, Bolton, °mishit*, and Glinting light post-roaches, every r, Newport, Willteeharah. Tarporley, Namptwleh, 11, and Iliddlewleh, light post-coath every afttr irid post•eoacb, called " the Express," ruing and afternoon. Royal Express," to Manchester, Winslow, Con ;eveastle, Walsall, and Wolverhampton new four sst•coaeh, every afternoon. Only one night on the nhant Original Post Coach, to carry only Four To ry Morning at 7. 'ter, Bognor, and Petworth !nettlatch, Monday, lay, and Friday Mornings, at a before 7. and Canterbury Light Post •very Evening set 5. Ditto, every Morning at helf-pest 6. • Royal Express," new Birmingham light post :ts Ina nunry afternoon, carrying four inside only, 'rough k, Leamington, Southern, Weedon entry, to the een's Heed, Bull-street, Binning at anteing at half-past 7 o'clock, Stock•on and Yarns light post-coaeb every to the Ueorge Inn, Sunderland. Express," le York. Scarborough, Whitby. Shields, end, Newcastle and Edit-burgh, a new 4 insid e light [eh, with a guard throne:out ; sets out every morning stk. ►y way of Newark, Seifert., Doncaster, Tadeaster, Darlington, Nor the:lnnen. Durhea, and Berwick, and arrives at York the next mora -1 o'd irk were finding themselves fatigued on the journey. t that time they please, and then proceed en without Wens! fire. Shrewsbury, Salop, and Holyhead tit be, Waldo-coach, emery afternoon. "Rockingham," Leeds light post coach, gets out fternotnn at fnar ; and passes through Raldock, cute, Eaton, Sliton, Grantham, Grantham, Ravrtry. re. Markham ➢Moor. Newark, Retford, Doncaster, r)Sridge, tothe Golden Lien. Leeds, nest afternoon. 'tilde and Southmoiton new light post coach. every v. Wednesday and Friday mornings at 7 o'crock. see and Packages only Two Pence per lb. ithstanding the uncommonexpedition of this court, teed to he the most e. vrenble and complete public 'nee on the north road, being anequalled by any other. meats sad Ripon new light post coach, every after ' four, and eight in the morning. raw, Lonetown, Gretna Green, Annan. Dumfries, al, Tho►nhill, Sanquhar, Kiln, Canmock, Kinwswcii, ►uts of Scotlancta light four inside pest coach tinily. ,pion, Chatham, Racil:ster, Graveinad, Strand. Sit- Tre, rcd Raining'', every morning, at a I past 7, teen Fares. " RoyarE-Ilpie," Falmouth. Plymouth, Exeter, Itodmin, Pent}n, Ashburton, Totnesa, We! mouth, 'ter. Otrfirmuth, and Salisbury, every mu-wiling. at through Honiton, Aar: !outer. hri , lport, Rlanatord, riOfv. Saaiagstoke, Hartford-bridge, Plackwater, '✓s,nt. “ R.) el Expreaf,” new Bahl fon, Inside post-coach, 'Toni, 11 arrington, Knufsferd, Stone, Stefford, and wft (only one night on the road.) every a fterfioon ; lit the Saracen's Heed Inn, Deleastreet, Liverpool, thine, •• 11;aitpinn." a new light four Inside limy roach to 'OM Illavdford. 3s.ishors. Andover, Overton, Ita 'kr. ft:actuate,. 2 n,1 liagshot. hid and Rutnerhini new (our ir.aidn Peat-env-h. morning, galled the "The Express," and also •• The nitham,•• at 4 In the afternoon. Dilate* and Packages to Leeds, York and Doncaster, y two.penee per lb. NIOUN'PAIN and CO. respectfully acquaint their s and the pdaae, Mt; they will not be acctiunt. ir any Parcels, PasseNters' Liagatrige, Ws : wars, Piste, 'mere oqin F:to P•umis raw ~ if lost, steen, or 4a. !• triers wsterad es such, guid tne Instirenee paid for Gnt'y, at lye Sarseer'• 'tom .520+4'41111, Loader. " The Coodfe fir which IlithiPDEN 11 1 04110.10: IirIINEF died is the ._ NEXT WEDNEIMAT. DYTON. Stock Brokaw. 2. _Cerekitl and Leobard- ALI street, respectfully seneeneesSobis Frieseedbe Public , that Tlikeis ant Shares are Dew 00 SOW for • mew Leteri. oh the good old fashioned plan, there being 140 Capital Patel, alllfonly—no Fixed Capltals--all the Prices dog-, log —no iterdrawlng—no drawing In Clause i id tad. ever? Prize way be draws the first Day, and 'every Ticket or Share stand's an equal theses; the Driwielf = 1411 " WRONIZSDAt ; bit curb • trend Scheme , will, we t, cease a great sale; therefore. Tickets will beans 11 lelplaer 12 pt . tee. and waren also. Porto* fins no aindes: WeinliM Ids 111 Friends °Phis seams NB Wane Paid 'Wog °I -* }ready so well known ! MI Reitman le Pablle AAA inewelslwhbfaWityasd 4sgpsigheit Ilait .2. 0 110.4..* ' ' • '• --- - I F ,___ t5...,.7.. eatisfatty, width AS ar sik /farbors, ""a ga ill eir;rtbs paws, Il s e= of several of Nolisbeiseleeted by VIM tor pors'. fortneatw o be is spla ladeeed to repeat .We present see popular Lottery; sod hopes, that welt the Capitals are Geeting, sone of the n edema! timed say prove Print/ of £60,000, or any of th e WO Ca ,pltals la the *theme, the whole of which soy be draws l4ass WialliSDAY, the 30th Inst . —The following Numbers are swerved for meth persons as say select them, end nay be bad Is Whole Tickets, Halves, Quarters, Eighths, or Six troths, at Bust's Mos, 4. Cornhill, or 9, Charing-eross : 4.29 0 1 N 0.944 No. WO 8.642 6,716 2,477 4,284 7,979 7.980 • 6,657 6,1172 9,277 8,999 7.776 7,799 19.097 13.210 9.161 9,766 14,460 18,463 14946 13.086 17.8011 ._ .. _ 17,999 16,461 19,446 '7.861 17,.._ 18,446 19,44 16,466 17.831 No. 122 No. 141 19.239 19.444 1,435 2,438 19,487 19,488 4,295 Persons not choosing any of the above, may have 4 variety to select from; or If the adventeners bale 4 for any parties's, Number, BIM VIII, if possible, for them.—Present Price of a 'rider, .g./3 155.; Half, AN as. ; Qoarter. E 6 3s. ; Eighth, .C 3 b. bd. ; 8;01.114121 £1 141.541.—GMbars, post paid, duly aaswered.—Saboam gratis. .._ Demme et places' weir. Thy ►ouse, and (in the cup of life, That honey-drop) thy pleasing wife. S()CRATES, by his discearse on marriages, se es• raptured his auditors with the subject, that the married men dew to their wires, and the bachelors hastened to be wedded ; and." The spectator" has alarmed, that tboword " wife" is the most agreeable and delightful same in nature. The leered Institution, then, of marriage, compasses the desideratum of oar enjoyment ; teeming not only with hap piness on earth, but disposing the soul Itself to harmontzel with bliss hereafter. Previous, however, to entering into this hallowed oblige. don, it becomes an imperative ditty, not only to regulated*, PliasWei, but to cleanse the grosser nature (rem those im purities, width the treedom of unrestricted pleasure may have entailed upon it. To the neglect of such attendee are attribetaisle many of those hapless instances, which, white they omits the commiseration of the behphier t AN, .Im= s m , slllll the 010 mor e the ereptaw lha dune fibre—bat more espeddlr does the prmentere infatuation of youth too frequently mew promise the natural dignity into a state of inanition, from wheube the agonised sufferer more then doubts the chance of relief. To all such, then, we address ourselves, offering hope—ener,u—ninscular strength—felicity ' • nor will our advances appear questionable, sanctioned as they are by the multiplied proofs of twenty years successful experience. The easy cares of married life, are sometimes disturbed by the suspension of those blessings which concentrate the nuptial wreath—for the female habit is often constitutionally weak—yet It can be strengthened, mid deficient energy itor proved into functional power. In every ease of syphilitic intrusion, as well as In every relaxation of the generative economy, we pledge our ability to cure speedily, and with effect. Earnestly solicitous to expel the unfeeling empyrio from the position so presumptu ously taken up, we deviate from general principles with less hesitation ; audeonfident In our own houourable integrity as Members of the College of Surgeons, we refer the suffering ementanity of either sex (especially those entering Into ma trimonial life) at once to our house, where daily attendance is given for personal consultation , and letters from the country are Immediately answered ; these must contain • remittance for Advice and Medicine, which can be forwarded to any part of the world, however distant. GOSS and Co. M. It. C. Surgeons, ISo. 7, Jermyn.street, St. James's, and No. 11, Bouverie-street, Fleet-street, London. Just published (Fifteenth edition), The )EOIS of LIFE, a familiar commentary on the above Diseases. By (TOSS and Co. Addressed to the Youth and Maturity of both Sexes. May be had at •JO, Paternoster-row ; 69, Pall-mall ; 16, Princes-street, Soho ; 174, Fleet-street ; and of all Booksellers. Pries . . DINT. CIPOO liattere. My. AMR bottiey et Ste I Stollyt, to bo nqtda vice Aoke name. Yob* oz. i i a . , 1 Z . 3110, Captain Themes Bashary, frost Ike haltialf. In kb Captain, sloe Robert Manners Lockwood, who es sbetsiteilto % Iris Rept Veteran , Ranatton, f.leettonast i:leadt " the hits 9tls Royal Vetere* Dseelbut. hp It Westboro, placed oo the retired list. • osemec-Sserr.—A 'Aslant gneaeon Idattbew Ferias, fes bell.pey 93th Foot, to he Aisistenthd W ergeon illa h y :Fitton. Ilif• Laidlaw, obese appolotoolt has sot talon Mee*. • Ti 0 Atitstanto.—llosptioa•Aostitoot A. *rig. , eke Coirblop, prooset6ll; appital•Aosistt et illdoooboie Salli, -po ( vieretlibilti pro led. • , Al ruot.tweu v.—The Contmlsiinn WO by bleb. Sotta • Astlstaat•Contalsaaty, doted tfie 111 Sept. las boolitosi• . . itANICIIMPTCIES ENLAROID. R. Wilkinson, London, merchant, from Oct. 29, to Dee. IS, at Bashrghall-street. A. Batsman. Bristol, victiteller, from Oct. 98, to Das. 14, atthe Commercial-rooms, Bristol. it. Whittlngham, George street, Bryanstone-square, Mid , desex, ♦ictualler, trent Sept. 14, to Nov. 2, at Basleghall• street. T. Sharp, Cheapside, pastry-cook, from Oct. 12, to Nov 2,llllaslnghall-street. BANKIMPTS. W. C. Gill. Melksharn, Wilts, linen-duper, to surrender Nov. I, 2, and Dee. 7, at the Castle and Ball Inn, Bath.— Attorneys, Mr. Batchelor,Chandos-house,Bath ; and Messrs. Potts and Son. Serjeanes-inn, Fleet-street, Loudon. P. Robinson, Kendal, Westmoreland, mercer, Nov. IS 19, and Dec. 7. at the King's Arms lon, hi Kendal. Attor neys, Mr. Addison, Verulam-baildings, Gray's-inn, London; sad Mr. Wilson, Kendal. W. Armstrong, Newcastle-open-Tyne, merchant, Oct. 49. Nov. Ilk and Dec. 7. et the George Inn, Newcastle-upon- Tyue: 'Attorneys, Mews. Bell and Rrodriek, Bow-church yard, London ; and Mr. Carr, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. A. Brunner, Camberwell, Serrey, merchant, Nov. IP, 16, and Dee. 7, at Basinghall-street. Attorneys, liessrs..l and T. Davies, Lothbury, London. R. Bellamy, Spaxton, fvoinerset, shopkeeper, Nov. 4,6, and Dec. 7, at the Crown Inn, Bridgewater. Somersetsnire. Attorneys. Messrs. Boys and Son, Bridgewater; and Mr. Hartley, New Bridge-street, London. R. Henesey, White-cross-street, Saint Luke, Middlesex, timber-merchant, Nov. 2,7, Dee. 7, at Basiagtiall-street.— Attoroey, Mr. Deane, Austin-Friars. DI VI DEN ns. Nov. 10, R. R. Ward, Malden-lane, Rattle-bridsre, inns lard and blue-manufacturer, at Basinglinil-street—Nov. Id, Slnikins, Store-street, Be4ford-sqtrare, tailor, at Basing hail-street—Nov. 10, S. Recker, of &eOld 9 0 11 thflas-hoose, Broad-street, merchant, at Basloghatl-itaaah—Nov. IL IL Shirley, Bucklershitry, carpet-manefecterer, at nagagball ctreet—Nov. 19, W. Atkins, ion. W. Atlfilia, jot. susiSS. Atkins, Chipping Norton‘Oxfortlabirsk atink^st the 111/641, Hart kisa, Ghippittgllarton--Not. 10, M. rengioo t panufaqtatir, at Besingtsall-elswol.—Nov. 10, Lint, Upper Linen-street. I.lsion-graes, St. Mary-la-bonne, ear -pen ter, at BaduglAll-strees—Na r gfasaasills, Casa. is - itlitrailSertatindligignii-iffaor- - Nov. SO, J. Graufurd M'tanal, Huntley Hotel, Leicester-flelds, merchant, nt Be sinshall.street—Nes. 19, T. Defines, Long-acre. coach maker, at Basinshall-street—Nov. SO, 'V. Eddison, Romford, Essex, linen-draper, at Basioghall-street—Nov. 1, J. Win gate, Bathwiett, Sorsersetthire, money-scrivener, at the Castle and Ball Inn, Bath—Nov. 30, D. Maitland, NLw- Rridge-street, merchant, at Basiugball-street—Noy. 29. Rev. ft. Clough, Bethsfern-park, R. B. Clough, Esq. Glany were, D. Magee, Esq. Astroducba, and the Rev. J. L. Jones. Piss Marion, Denbighshire, bankers, at the Crown ten, Denbigh—Nov. 10, S. P. Seeger. Maidstone, Kent, dealer, at Basingliall-street—Nev. 10, T. Forster and E. S. Forster, Fettling, Kent, maltaters, at Basinithall-street— Not. IS, T. Kay, Prince's-square. Ratcliffe-highway, coal merchant, at Basinghall-street—Nov. 10, J. Bunyer, Whet stoat, Middlesex, dealer, at Basiughell-street. CERTIFICATES-NOY. 16. J. H. Probyn, Long-lane, Bermondsey, surrey, surgeon— J. E. Houghton. Fetter-lane, builder—D. Hyde. late of Waltham Abbey, Essex, grocer—H. King, late of Coventry court, Haymarket, grocer. PA RTNERSIIIPS niesoLcsn. .1. and G. Sutton, Tonbridge, Kent, grocers—A.M4Lach lan and J. Potts, Wigan, Lancashire, drapers—J. and G. Draper, Entwistle, and R. Pilling, Harwood, Lancashire, bleachers, as far ss regards R. Pilling—P. Woodworth, M. Harrison, J. Ilan, jun. J. Barwise, sad G. Dawson, of the Ginns, near Whitehaven, earthenware-manufacturers—H. and R. Jager, Canterbury, silversmiths—J. and IV. Lorner, jun. Southampton, merchants—J. P. Joslin and J. Eaton, Primrose-street, Bishopsgate-street, straw-bat.manufae turers —P. Lambert and J. Driver, Preston, Lancashire, and W. Stephenson, Walton-la-le-Dale, Lancashire, cotton eplnners—J. Westlake and S. lienjamin, Ply mpton. Devon shire, nialtsters—D. and R. Whalley, Aldgate High-street, cheesemongers—J. Wood, I. and E. Elsworth, Kirkstall, Yorkshire, corn-millers--S. Peony ■nd T. Gurney, War wick-street, Golden-view*, tailors-IV. and J. Coyle, High street, Andover, painters—D. Evans and J. A. Lamb. Rena rnont's.buildlegs, Cannon-street-road, coal-merchants—J. W. Brooks, 11. Brooks, and IV. Spratley, Strand, glass culters—J. Hancock, 11. D. Watkins, end AI. Sisk, of Lime house-hole, inast.makers—A. Lewis and J. Payne, Alarfin's lase, Cannon-street, brokers—T. ileilington, J. Harrison, jun. and J. Harrison, sea. Teuley-street, oil-merchants, as ter as regards J. Harrison, stn.—J. Briscoe and It. Crippa, Tulse-hill, Surrey, nurseryman—H. Jones and N. Higgs, Duke's-row, Pimlico, brewers—E. and T. Evans, Old street, surgeons. FROM SATURDAY NIOIIT'S OAZETfE. This Gazette ess*ains an Address to his Majesty, from the Ministers and Elders of the United Associated Synod of the Secession Church of Edinburgh, ou his Majesty's late visit 1 1 to deotland. WAR orricz, ocr. 25. thi Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Charles Crauford. Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Robert Craufurd, who re fired. bth Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant W. Carruthers, from half-pay 43ii Font, to be Lieutenant, Tice %V. Wahlegrave Pelham Clay, who a:changes. I Ith Ditto, Lieutenant John M'Crummen to be Captain, by purehagg,, 4lce Delger, who retires; Ensign Harvey (Arnett Phipps Timken to be Lieutenant by purchase. vice 31•Crummen: W►tker, Gent, to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Tuekett. 15th Ditto, Lieutennnt Thomas A. Drought to be Captain. by purchase, lice Harker, who retires Ensign Thomas Bannister to be Lieutenant. by purchase. site Drought; John Lawson, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, eke Ban nister. 20th Ditto, Lieutenant Robert Barker, from Half--pay 86th Foot, to be Lieutenant, rice Alexander Machin, who exchanges. Ylst Ditto. Lieutenant Edwin, Rowley 11111. from half-pay 09th Foot. to be First Lieutenant, vice James Wessyss, who exchanges. vsth Ditto—To be Ensigns—Ensign Frederick George Howard, from the 50th Foot, vire Falsound :Sebastian Locke, who retires upon half-pay, lot 4 •rylon Regiment, receiving the difference; Ensign George J. smart, from the 44th Foot, vire (;Albert, who exchstiges. 9' ft Ditto. Lieutenant Henry Stephen Olivier to he Cap lain, by purchase. vice Arden, promoted in the. Slits ; Ensign John Palk to he Lieutenant, by pureisse, i..e Dii vier; E. U. Eliut„ Gedt. to be Ensign. by purchase. vier Palk; Surgeon John Harding Walker, M.D. from half-pay ♦th West India Regiment, to be Surgeon, vier Bulkeley. who exchanges. 4lth Ditto, Ensign E. Gilhert, from the 25th Foot, to be Ensign. vice smart, who exchanges, 34)th Ditto, Ensign J 'hitt to he Lieutenant, without pur chase, nice Diummond, dec.; Alezaoder I). Cuddy, Gent, to be Ensign„ vice Butt. 5901 Ditto, Second Lieutenant George Johnson. from half pay Ist Ceylon Regiment, to be Ensign. (paying the sillier race). vice llowsrti, appointed to thee 23th Foot. alst Ditto, Lientenunt William Hackeuzie, from half-pay 71d Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice James Gammeil, who ex changes. . . . 6th Ditto. Lientennnt William Jail to he Adjutant, vine Wa ford, w resigns the Adjutancy only. AAAAA GE PRICE OF CORN INENOLAND AND WALES. Wheat, Vs. 43.—11 ye, 20s. Bd.—teens, 23e. Od.—Oats, 19s. 4d.—Barley, 2.)5. bd.—Peose,iihis. Sd. Average Prtee of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, com puted hum the Returns wade In the Week ending the 23d day of October; Itati., Ia Us. 40. per cwt. BARON LAS CASAS AND SILL HUDSON LOWE Respecting the rencontre between the Baron Las Ca sas and Sir Hudson Lowe, the following letter has ap peared in the Aforning Chronicle, and the counter statement, subjoined, in the Courier. The letter pur ports to he addressed by the Baron to a private friend : October 23. Mr DEAR FRIEND.—I deem it retittlaiks, to make a comitottii..oi ion to you, on the initant, ralkleve to en °c omelier. in whicit I was concerned; and I shall pro cee,t, aitbuut further preface, to eater on the subject of it. Yesterday, I met General Sir II•olson Lowe, in Pad. tlinictan thven, as lie was about to enter a hackney coach, when an .dtereation ensiled, which I struck limo across the shoulders with a horsewhip which I held in toy It +vies: thus chastised him, I instantly presented my card, hot lie thoultht 6t to throw it away, without deign ing to read it. Upon this I tendered him a second ad dress, and afterwards a third, all of which ha in like manner threw away. Ilia servant maid, however, who had by this time COlllO out of the house, picked up my earls, and carried them into his residence, when the hackney coach drove off, and 1 proceeded in my way. Few persot.s but myself and toy fa:her are fully an goainted with the cruel provocations which I have re ' ceiecd from this man. During our detentioa at St. lit!