The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-01-25 00:00:00

1 No 021. ('t)I,ONIEL WARI)LE. U;j;CRI PT lON for indemnifyingCOLONEL rt . s Il 'ME aainst All Lo.mea, Charge 4, and Expellees, n I! , have sustarie,l, or he liable to, in consequence of his ttn i the Painic behalf. particularly &trine the last r po parlialirfll i WWI to expr..ss the sense o f the No on so his indepe*, undaunted. and patrioticcooduct. gtsweriptiiets will ae received 5v Samuel Brinik.s, • tev , er ), VI . I lti, Sung I s It men Waitbnwui, Ebr i . chtoweest John Iloppe, Minitries ; Mr. Was. Itog-r+, 18.1, ;); (o ,l.. t reet ; Mears. C. and R. :tell, 39, Oxford-Aireet; Sr. Collard. B. italithrtar Oxforl-street Jobs, 1 ,006, Ki 4-street, Clicapsidet Edward Langley, Esq. Itg..,ware-coadt Joao Frs. ihninitgeo. Req. ,I,whecie,. ,„. t . spit:o-9111r; the Lanibatra Ward Colfee-house, ; and at the liar of the Crows and Anchor T o ros. Snood. £3IIOOIIIT ADVCIITISSO p r i r nd; at Dorclus ief • .C ll 011 di so ribate of re li Inti gratin. le lathe tic:tk, Der b ~ , ir e - 19 lt) 0 jrno ore whit 'hints d. Nation oHoge cm. W - 110 0I Avi de from fo• ty- • i m to kiwis of Col. B'ri'dle fregUl the fly hedford Head, Th o per King-street, Ile. 'shear. 6 s t .,r, r:ocr-1, Fgt. 5 &Ler Roberts. Maio. ' piint-ture, p r Ed w..l Rot - 5 Twos Hard. cotton tom ...sot, Maack.- c .r, ditto - 5 lorsal Robert+. 9e. on , Sitneription 1 Rs. a Friend to.Ci- TOW Li isstv.perJ.Brossa, 3 j.Johnea, raingt , la, Ditt.l • • 2 Ifilat o lGre - 2 No a few Frfrads words% to the Two g r ans, London. , rl ll - 0 lake Tenth, ;or C. Hues - 1 1 0 fres tke ti-ntleman „Rd Prater, i eilo.l.i.l • square, to • ,,p, • tti Sim in a not Cope 2 2 0 gr.lll, I,olfiait-st. 1 1 1 0 0 I J. 0. - - 0 Chir.•r.rable to the Resolutions pa... 4 at the General at the Crown nll4 Anchor Tavern, on the 1.-Ti sk. ms been paid into the hands of Men Ta. Draar.- sol, Makers. S IMUEL 1111001C2. Treasurer. COLONEL WARDLE. This Day were published, Prior Ss. in Boards, with a Portrait, !lady engraved, MEMOIRi OF COLONEL WARDLE, with Thought gon the Stateof the Nation, including Strictures ea several Public Characters. By W. B. REID, Esq. Leaden: Published by T. Kelly, No. 51, Paternoster row. This Day was published, Pelee 41. bowed; Separately or wilt the Imperial Court Calendar, Price Br. 6d. A Third Edition of LE LIVRE ROUGE; or a Now and Extra. ALA ordinary Red-Book I containing-a List of the Pan ' woos in England, Scotland, and Ireland ; 'Nether with a View of the Receipts and Expenditure of the Public Nunez. Designed as a Companion to the Court.Coleililar. By P. F. WC AIA.VM, Esq. Politicians describe the immensity of our Public Debt as the surest proof of our prioperity— Philosophers lamest it as the cause of naparellelad taxa tion and poverty to the people. Piaorr. Printed for J. Bleeklock, 94. Royal Exchange, Loudon. Of whuta may be bad. An APPEAL from the CAPTAINS of the NAVY to his MAJESTY, en the Subject of PRIZES. Second Edi tion, Price, 'b. 6d. • This Day Has piblished; LETTElttrout MON LAG() 6UII,GOYIVe t Ilk Bal. of Mark Hall, to toe FithE tOLOERS of the C'eOU wry of LSSEX; on the present awful Crisis of Pub lic Adairs. " Jtty party is that of the whole people, and my piet, which the law taught me, are only to be cite ed by a change of etistence."—, Sit W. Jests. g 1 Ad by ladder, Bond-street; Budd, Pall-Mall; Richard.. son, Royal Exchange; trod Bone and 11. ne, Struid. Also, by Meggy and Chalk, Chelnaford; and the principal Book sellers in Essex-. €2145 7 0 E. B. - - gel 0 0 It. L. - - k 10 A Quaker. bat net a ,Tigeolly MIS pabllsbed, Prise is beards,•-• • -A LEWER TO lIENRY CLINE, Esq. en Z - 1L Defect/re Develapeteents of the Faculties, Mental and Moral, as well as Coostitutinoal and Organic; and oo the treatment of Impediments of Spect:b. By J. TIIfsLWAL, Esq. Professor of the Seieace and Practice of Elocution. Also, Price !Os. 6d. THE VESTIBULE OF ELOQUENCE; Original Arti cles, Oratorical and Poetical, intended as Exercises in Re citation ; with an Introductory Discourse, and Plan and Terns% of Instruction at the Institution, Bedford-place. The Plan and Terms may be had separately, Price Is. Sold by Messrs. Arch, Cornhill ; Ridgway, Piccadilly ; Kent, Holborn; Msckie, Greek-street : Tabbart, Band street, &c. ti,ritt-Ineell 4one - 1 1 0 Mr. E. Gray. Alt.ot 1 1 0 Three J rne) oven ilnoltbinders - 014 0 C. N. jun. - 0 7 0 lour Pour Men - 0 4 0 Joseph . I pplevard 03 0 Fifty-seven I,thabit ants of Stamford, Lincoln, who hare contrihnted their mites ciwarili MIMI* 4'o 00 Henning the l'AtriOt War. I.• for tin- many expeores brought upon him hl hie no- Me nut • manly con duct, in c‘posilg corruption - 5 7 6 moll °ASH 4M,riON. _ 50 WILLIAM %IOUNTAIN, SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-IIILL, LONDON. Tfte hest accommodation fur Travellent:Coodßeds, choler 50 10 - 2 01 T.-C. llawkes. Esq. 22 (% J. H. Ma.on. lirq. Y ,2 0 W. Bind, Esq. - 2 2 . 0 A autaher of litiepeo dela Llettors .tOaE- Ii implea. as a small tribute of .•it r it for •C01..1V.4:11c4 pub lir character, it in and it.tegrity 10 12 0 James N truur, - 2 0 0 Tho. Noiter, s .1. U 0 John Eudru, Esq. do. 1 0 0 T. E. ditto - - 1 0t) Win. W.iitwortli,Nluo 'le4er - - 1 10 N;ett. Whitworth, .10. 1 1 0 Edward Buckley„ du. 1 1 0 Liquors, and toodenste charges.— The following Post Coaches, Mall Coaches, ac. pet out from the Saracen'. Head ton. Snow-hill. GLASGOW, DUMFRIES, CARLISLE, WitITEHA YEN, PENRITH, BROUGH, APPLEBY, CAT- . TERICKE, and BOROUGH OR IDGE, New Post Coaches, every Morning, to carry four insides. YORK oust LEEDS New Post.Coiecbes, set out every morn ing at half-post five o'clock ; arrive at York the nest day at twelve ()clock. The ECLIPSIt New Ph ing Post-Coach, carries Four lusides only to to York. Sunderland, Newcastle, :uid Edinburgh, by way of Stamford, Grantham, stud Don caster, every Evening and Morning, to Mr. Sowerby's, the White-hone, Copper-gate, York. Unconosoo Cheap Travelling to Liverpool, by the New Fly nn. Post Coaches, to the Angel Inn, Dale-street, Liver pool, doily.—Leeds aid Wakefield New Post Conch, called the Clothier, sets out every hlorning at Seven o'clock. by /liens and Co. Leetbe. BOSTON, Spalding, I'eterborough, Stilton, and Huntingdon new itoyal Mail Conch, sets out every melting. Conches from Mottos to Spilsby, Louth, Grimsby. awl Hull. [Ayr:Reno', Warrington, Knutsford, Stone, and Llteln., field Piot Conch, called the Expedition, every evening, stir five o ' clock , to the CruMl Inn, Red-cross -street, Liverpool. Guarded throughout. natal and BRISTOL Flying Post Cnachell, lbrough pendant, Cottle, mid Marlborough, every afternoon; offing, `et Mr. ,Nity's, tho.Gorytnetpol ken, Bath endi ACIMes : 4 wers Thonms-street, ISrisfid, tat morning. Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunt in, &t. Leans new light Coach, called the Rockinghain, sets out every Morning at eight o'clock. Carries four insides uuly, and goes reneirkably 'easy, with a guard throughout. l'a-ses through sza m s o eo, Newark, Betford, I/attester, nod Ferry. bridge, to the . Geshlen-lion,.l.eeds, next day at anon ' and return from . thence every Morning at eight o'clock. Not withstaraling toe uncommon expedition of this Coach, it is ai lowed to be the most agreeable and complete public convey ance on the North Road, being unequalled in accommodation by any other. K u a ',sweater, Prestos. Kirby, Lansdale. Bolton, Charley, Ormskirk, and Garstang Post Couches, every afte.- noon, at four o'clock. Guarded. Cit.eiGow, Losanown, Gretna Green, Annan, I)istufries, Thnnthill, Sanquilar-Kiln, Cumuock, Kiugsweil, and all parts of Scotland, Camperdiewn Coach, Daily. Leaven, Spihby (piston, Ilan, Grimsby, •Spaldine, l'etei burn', Stilt:se, and ;Nun eigdon Conch, sets utr every afternoon. ft! Imo esv ea, Stockport, Macclesfield, Willll4llllV, COll - Newcastle, Walsall, and Wolyerhamptou Post Coach every nflenuMm. Guarded. Peurith, aid Whiteliaven. foot Coach, goes with roar horses and a guard all the way. Passes through Brough,l A ppkby, Gretabridge, It ichinemd, Catterick, Burestighbridge, N etherby, Alserfunt, .Doncaster, and Gran tham (the nearest way by eiglngeu miles). Srt4 out every blooming, and performs the journey with the greatest facility. removes detained on the road by business, or pletenre. have the peculiar Advantage of their Seats being secured is the next Coach (with six Coachmen). ISRInotNORTU. Walsall, Wolverhampton, Kohlerminster. Stourbridge, and Dudley Contacts, every eye's*. BRIGHTON Post Coach, through ityeote and Cuckfield, every Morning at a Quarter before Seven o'Clock. Se ;Snell La ets, Stockton,' and Y arm new Cuach every morning, to the George Inn, Sunderland. yoae, Newcastle. awl &lin:m . o new Conch, performed with a Guard throughout, vets out every moronic at seven o'clock, by n av of Newark, itetfurd, l'adcaster, I)arlington, Northallerton, burlrou, Murpeth, and Berwick. Pa ssengers . liPtitig themselves fatigued from the length of the joumey, may rest what time they please, and Bleu proceed on without aunty artnitieactl fare. William Clark, Black Swan, Cosiey-street . York, ruin Coaches to Sunderhuid, Hull, Scarborough, Whitby, and other places. H carrots!), Ware, Iluddestlon, and Cheshunt Coach , every morning. Biantunitam Mercury Poet Conch, with a Gnats, sets out every afternoon, and reaches Birmingham next day at num. Passes by Oxford,. Euston, nod Sinpstune, to the Sa -enetio's-liend, Bull-street. Birmingham. SISTER, Plymouth, Falmouth, Dartmouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, and salisbury Balloon Coaches, every morning at fair o'clock, with a Guard, thnovis Moulton, Axminster, Bridport, Inandford, Basingstoke, andillogshot. Suaawsituar, Wellington, ad Shillnall Post Conch, the Royal Charlotte, every afternoon, at Uwe o'clock. Guarded. Sitar eletai and Rotherham PwatCoacb, called the Rock ingham, every morning. Beacon set z to, Uxbridge, Denham, and Redhill new Post Ceetch, every afternoon, by iticletrd Watts. and Co. Hu ti., Northcave, Bowden, Thome, mid Doncaster Pout Coach, every morning at seven o'clock, to the Bull and Sun Myton-gate, Hull. Wt n uso a Coach, every Afternoon at One o'Clock. TOTT IPIII • II and lideisoutou Coach, daily, at Icele past ten, half past two, half past four, and half past ;tries'o'clock. • W• KEr ie 414 Pomfret, hew Post Coach, called the Merry Wakefield, to the Stafford Aims, Wakefield. • GLASGOW, F.DIN noaouoii, and po lIT PATRICK Coaches. N. 11. Heavy Weights of Luggage, Goods, moneyed by the under-owntienied Waggons: Tit Otis, Beetles, Bungay, Bury, and all pans of Suf folk, every Monday. I.:errata, Plyenouth, and Falmonth Fly Waggons, daily, eterrylue; goods and pnaseagem, usual, to on parb of abs West a England. SouTn Ait non, Winchester, Alresford, and Alton Couch, every muniug. Seurumerron, Winchester, Romney, Lyndhurst, Lynn !aglow, Christchurch, Ringwood, Fordingbridge, Wienhorn ,Poole, Isle of Wight, Jersey, and Guenoey sni Kgo r s daily. • Summons', Hampiose, and Twickenham, twice .6-week. • MA a LMOROOnit, Newbury, nod Readitig, every Tuesday.' x sat Iver-Actou, Southall, Hoses, and Unleaded Cart, twice a-week. C men c err eis, A hingdon, and Henley, three tinsel 3-week MOUNTNIN and Co. respectfully acquaint them, Friends and the Public, that they will not be accountable fell ,41y eater.' or Luggage, &c. of more than Five Pounds value. I A i, ur dauusged, utiles@ entered as such, and puidfireaceiod iagiy at the Saractu's Head Lou, boos-hill, London. 30 00 V 0 To l'ill. (iENTLF.M I •!ff.' CLP.Rt:Y, ANI) FRO:- !Mall FRS OF THE COUN f Y OF ESSEX. Crstaeur.„ rillr vat so inirested in' different parts of title A C 41.1%, together wit's the lb eavestkom or a imuserviwol aa rely , or. geteetln., Of Freeholders in London and its Neiihbvarnotl. prove trend a datsbi, 'hat you have disco vered tint the cause In sCeicli I am enzrtged is snore the cause of am Electors than of the Candidate. On this ground a ( weitte of Electors is already formed in London, *not CO *einem of the stone deseriptin. are now forming its diffe rot trir.s of the Cauaty. I think it proper to acquaint you 0 itha• ground 1 slant. The rty, called TORMII; C 041• OPRII rapport my opponent. he ease they know that he anttaish their opinion.. Many of the Leaders of the W sties, Ilutis Melt know that my pri wiples are their'. are dis *used limos. I will not suhscvibe to their eondltioass, and boll myself arenuatal,le to their PARTY. Na, flentlensen, ye, aid you old , , will I serve; and 1 will feel myself*, re nssible to the smallest Freehnl ler as the largest. Do unit her, , ,ine that I :on a leveller of ranks. lam well aware that Ihr Wilir happiness d penis on the different stations to SO.. tilt ; !lel the tights of all the Electors should be preserved. I will acre,. desert tee Freeholders' of Edll • le, if they do not start m'; hut ofserre, 1 repeat it, that I will he at no et re.. whatever. You must work for your own cause: I bate ..agent, nor will I have any; and 1 publicly givethis mice. that I *ill nut be nuswer..bk for oneshilling ea pended ________ its es Inc.,- Gentkmen, I have sutli-lent ;,rounds of belie', that OP (le- ILJEIV. STATE Lorrgay, to be drawn in Ca w *: 1 / 4 islein of coonpromise trill be revived at t he nest i,g see D ay , 14t h F e b ruary , 18 10. ral I:tertian; to pp•yeat this dis-,,,race to our County, no ;ascii esertion on my part shall ever 1). - • waitine. Allow • SCHEME. ae tn 4 Itt, that in this struole to assert the Indepeodence of ) Let, hie Representation of every County is interested. The , 4 ; even will &termite-. whether the pu:\ er of election floes in ~`‘.., huh remain with i e I.lecturs at large, or whether they " . WO ' - • lO,OOO mu ..thatit the par..i.utzlip of their ,oerties and property tO Is Gentlemen nominated by a feu imtvidttals of ea-h of the 44 - 4 sdild ~ * essindiag parties, who pre.. tune to justity this sort of family Sti 4 q 6 ,4 0 .900 atorteement as a neces s ary e mote s:Akin to preserve the peace v' tthe (• on 3 R • -To the' public fhb contest moist he productive ----..; „,„ ~,, : flames pod. It will :It least skew lamp th'ir Fell bi UM, j'uv° a " es ' , E' - 20'J,000 bit. Ai to rorstlf, a d e feat will in !act he a triumph. 'I ff This LA: ttery is won the same Planes the last; it COliiiidi !au, have p roved myself :.tittiftil to Inv ming...mem, and 1 only , if 3,'10. . Ntionr)efi (frivol to JAN) incidsice); bin there lull, I taut, have sacrificed neither firtsor, tamper, nor are Finn. 'rir ,ett if etch Number, which will Ise severally Prissiple. My persomal friend., who, no principle. desert i entitled to witattsver PCIL'' is drawn against such Number; it. moot eilfe., I -•• ; those who entertain the sentiments for instance, if ilo. 1 should be drawn a Prize of IJ,OOOI. lihab Isprofess, w ,I am .. i ti t meil. in the ead give toe ;heir the I.our Tkkets of that Nmonher will each be entitled to the yam ,oinairt, fur 1 era never periu•tde miter that toasts st:10,003 wtakiag, in the whole. 5e84,000. Sin call themselves Whigs '.11) abandon him war) stands on Shares will be entitled to their Prapnrtions. 'lnt Whig prieeiple,, land &fees nal) , remit them as to the Tickets and Sharas are on Sale at all the Offices. ropriety of that romprorot,e, s% !Orb la the practice strikes ' lt le “l'h) and pcpedolus Couuty out of the NatissiiaL Re pattro...ram The • alit surely remember that +acted Cain_ rt. between the )(Mg and the People. tailed the fill of .. last which declares that aU Electives of Members ef Par. s',all be Free. I have the hamar tq he. Gentlemen. liver faithful friend and servant, MONTAGU HUUGOYNE. flail, it Jan.!!, 1810. " FoItEGNANT LADIES, whose sittiation re. quires a temporary retkreinent, may he accotratoinlated wits Apartments to Lie-in, i t•ceable to their c•ircuoiro•ioces s their tof.tots put out to aerie, and taken care of. The con. sllation remitting from this undertaking to many of the most resprciable (Amities in the kingdom, by securing peace oat! concord amongst relations ant! friends, is sulliciently conspi cuous to be coutoteaanced by the humane anJ sensihle part of mankind. Honour and secrecy having been the basis of this concerts far forty Tenn past, may be relied too. Those re gursilps of reputation, will nut he treated with. Applv • r Mr. or Mrs. Symons, Midwife, London Howie yard, Si. Paul's Church-yard. Ladies may be accommodated in the Country, if more agreeable than in toots. Letters, pest paiJ, Mended In, and advice gratis in all dis orders incident to omen aid child ea. E Y TON. Partner with the late Sir J. RRANSCOMB, r.movito TO 2, CORNH ILL, NEAR THE MANSION-HOUSE, RETu Liss ilia grateful Thanks fur all 011T011111 received during the eight Yenrs he was the only Part ner and Person CtilllllCleti in the Lottery Business with the late Sir James Branscoinb, and respectfully solid • the Com mands of his Filonds and the Public. at his pre.. .it ()Mee, No. t, COIINHILL, now established solely on his own ac re:int, and where the smallest Order will meet Unit Civility , send Attention for which his former Resideuce was particu larly noticed. Toe Lottery will he Draan ALI. IN ONE DAY, FEB. 14, ISW. The Scheme and Plan of Drawing are in themselves so good, and - were s i uaiyersally approved in the last Lottery, that very few words are required to invite purcha*ers.— Ey ton therefore has only t,e add, that as Tickets should be Manes NIA Sares will most certainly rise , an early application at his lucky Office, No. 2, COIt)THILL. near ihAdansion-House. ••• The Public are respectfully informed, that no bosi ness can be transacted hefore eight o'clock in the morning or after eight o'clock iu the eveain. , ,, according to the act of Parliament. AT a !macrons and respectable MEETING of tioe FREEHOLDERS of FJPIRX, c.invened by pals lit Advertia.ment, and resid•lit i 4 Londim nod its Neighbour kod,at the P.m* Whiteellapel, Ina Monday the IN Joan, 1810, v. MOLT WRITE, Esq. in the Chair. It was Resolved, "tat every esertioa by which the long-lost Independeoee P TA° Comity of Essex can be retrieved, be adopted by thus mretiog. hat this Meeting feel that this object will be essentially by mpvrting MONTAGU BURGOYNE Esq. "censo'ng Election, after his manly and explicit diXtara limailis tia). Zs& it would be highly honourable to the Freeholders of k in I „,' an d al the same tame give a proud lama to the Lice ...-. tor United Kingdom, to nturn AtoRTAGU BUR- Es. Wilint.lll eapence, and without personal inerta (t~bate, agreeably to the letter and spirit of the English 04. &Ascription be immediately opened to defray all e%peatel attendingpoin a Poll. Committee he appointed for the above purposes, ~lUtHeled to c.trry tune Revolutions Imo effect. T. 110,LT WRITE, Chairman. • 1/• el i 2let the Th ank , of this Meeting he given to the Chairman, • Manly sod iodcp odetu conduct in the Chair. 1, 81 4 1 " 44 : 1 1ihms will be received be the Committee, who will f t trom Twelve to Four oTlock, at Baker's Coffee. a.—'E•lchlinge-alley ; and by the Treasurer, FA 'gni alia s , L i . gsj, ji a k ee . a u ra i, portmaissquare. aitgormsaion by respecting the/musing kiattion will be thank• ... ' 781 • 0 *Id tbe Cutsaittea, ALL IN TWELVE HOURS. SW IFT and CO. remind their Friends and the' Polslir, that the whole of the present Grand State Lot tery will be drawn on ST. V ALEXI; N E'S Y, the Hth of Next Month, whet; in the short space of Twelve flout*. the immense sons of Two Hundred Tnousand Pounds will be distributed in Prizes of various descriptions, inclurlipg Isoly Capitols. among which are Four of .e.V.T,003 each. Tickets end Shares are* ou Sale in rent gr variety at tboir Olfues, Nu. 11, Paulin ; No. 11, Charing . Cross; and N 31, Ald,;ate Ifigb,treet; where live of the Capital PAM' is the Lut buttery were sold in Shams. ' 1 " / . . • . , .i.-.. •; 4 2 .4 1 . - vtA 4, . Ma % amp , v t . . • ' - t r 4 1 1 11 ,11 4 - -1.• 4 :0:" • . ..._ .... . ..ii- . .. c--4... .. . . -.- r-41.., i .ratk,-, .4- 1' s , • ;, . .!, ... ___ 4. 5. , -/ ) tr o ' 11 111 ../"...., vrt;110/V\ . - • 1.4 v.. i 1 , —' - . • r qgt*N - re.,,, 7; . r 0 .. . • •. ' .'' -4; ) iirtit • .III( i I •, .. .. .:1• 14 , 2c * 1 '. 'ra • 1 -. . 1 ;•• 0 ais _.: • :la b. . • . p. dl; i fe r f i . . t ^‘ ** 7 4.•41, • ‘, 3' •• • 6 ..,,.... r ...' N i 1 ... . . . . I i i 1 . 1 .1 4• THURSDeIY, JANUARY 25, 1810. .Lk . Pk Oil. - _ s . 1 FR ENCII PAPERS. PARIS, JAN.' 16.—The order of •the day for discussion, yesterday, in the Legislative Belli willa the projet relitiveieyhhoLiseanres. Mr Pre. tnie Beaumont, as Reporter from the Committee of Finance, went at great length into a considers. tiqn of the various dispositions of the profits, which naturally furnished him with an opportunity of directing the attention of the Assembly to the order and economy which his Majesty had intros duced into the national finahees, and contrasting this state of things with the irregularities and con. fusion prevalent in that department under the Go. vertiments which preceded that of his Majesty. M. Frentiu Beaumont concluded his report, with observing, that, notwithstanding the great mill= tary establishment of France, the many public monuments erecting in the capital, and the differ. nut departments, and the immense works con. 'Meeting in the ports and on the frontiers, the contributions remain the same as in 1809 ; and he compared this situation of the finances of the French Empire with that of the finances of Eng. land, which every year sees her debt increased, and which, in order to perpetuate her imposts, is • compelled to reject peace; and thus regards as an evil the greatest blessing which Providence can confer upon niankind. On the proposition of the Reporter, the projet of the budget for 1810 was s , then passed into a law, by a majority of 260 to 3. Wo learn from Wesel, that the Nationo Guards in garrison there were disbanded on the sthi bjr . order of the Minister at War. A similar pro. ceeding has taken place at Mentz. •. Their Westphalian Majesties arrived in their capital, at five in the morning of the 6th instant. The Kiag of Westphalia, by a decree dated here • on the 25th ult. has established in his dominions an Order of Knighthood, which is to bear the name Of " The Order of the Crown of Westphalia." it is to consist of 10 G rand Commanders, 30 Com. iiiirnikrsi and 300 Knights; the pensions of the two former classes to be 9000 francs, that of the latter 250 f. JAN. 15.—Yesterday his Majesty the Emperor and King (the Princes, Ministers, Grand O. • errs, and o:llcers of .his Household, being in at tendance) received before mass, at the palace of Trianon, in the saloon of the Throne, the depn. talons from the Electoral Colleges of the depart. ments of the Lower Seine and the Seine and Oise. They were introduced in succession by the Mailer and Assistant of the Ceremonies, with the usual forms. To the address of the deputation of the Seine and Oise, which was delivered ' by M.Briere, their President, his Majesty replied in these terms —" I thank you for the sentiments which yon express towards me. I take a particular interest in the colleges ".of the departments of my empire. I have instituted them, that they may serve as in. termediate agents, and make known to my people the affection which I bear them, and the whole ex. tent of my anxiety to promote their happiness and their glory.—l say their glory—without it, I conceive, there can be no happiness fur a French. man." 'fo the address of the College of the 'Lower Seine, which was delivered by M. Thieullen, his Majesty's answer was :—" I recollect, with • pleasure, all that I saw in your department. I _ shall regard as happy moments those which I shalt pass its the midst of the good inhabitants eV. Hopei,. • I freqeently enquire after them; and I t , I. al is ay>t learn, with pleasure, that they are prudent and ildostrious, and that they justly rely on my . atfectsuo for them." JAN. 14.—His Serene Highness the Prince Arch-Chancellor of the Empire, its consequence of the authority . received front hie Majesty, •the Emperor and King, and her Majesty the Empress Josephine, presented a petition to the Diocesan Court of the Officiality of Paris. The Court, after examining witnesses, and going through tke usual forms of proceeding, pronounced, on the 9th inst. - a sentence of nullity as to the marriage of his Majesty the Emperor Napoleon and her • Majesty the Empress Josephine, so far as regards., the spiritual bond of union ; and, on the Mk s . the said sentence was confirmed by the litletropoli a tan Officiality. On the 21st of Dec. 1809, Argenton, Adju. taut-Major of the 18th regiment of dragoons, was 'sentenced to the punishment of death by • court-martial, being convicted of having held in.. telligence with, and acted as a spy, for the enemy. This wretched man had,wade several jeurnies from Oporto to Lisbon, where he had conferences with General Wellesley, of a treasonable description. Being apprehended by order of Marshal the Duke of Dalmatia, he escaped from custody, and tied, first to Lisbon,' and thence to England ; but, continuing his infamous vocation, be sees landed by an F:~,glisit boat on the coast between and . He fell into the hands, of His Custom.house Officers, and was committed* prl. son at Calais, whence he was conveyed to the Of. flee of General Police, at Paris, where he was ro e . coguized by his real name, having previousle paned wider the name of Dow*. Upnn occasion, roports t Ittjariettl •to the character of •1 • , - '77r7'7 SMITH, MAYOR. IN a MEETING or ASSEMBLY o f the hIkYOR, ALDER‘IF.N, not LIVERYMEN of the several Comp !Oki of the City of London, la Common Hall assembled, at the Guildhall of the said City, on Wednesday, the fifth day ofJanuary, Resolved unanimously, That it appears that the Sheriffeof London attended for the purpose of dellverieg into hi: Ma jesty's-hands the Remlutions psesedat the Common Hall, WI the Sib losiset, and went Sense° .AORICSI TO TBst RALF a Pansescs. - - - S. Resolved, That his Mniesty's Ministers, in denying tS the Sheriffs admission to the g , val Presence, contrary to all precedent, have violated an ancient and most valuable Privi lege 61' the Metro: , ells, in4lted the great body of its Citi zens, &splayed a daring spirit cif despotism, alike hostile to the trw-mterests of the Crown, aad the lib erties of the Peo ple, and added another slain to their public acts, so repeat edly degraded by imbecility and incapneity. 3. Resolved unanimously, That this Livery of Loudon se lemaly protest against this new sod alarming innovation, which, by interposing a Ministerial Authority heretofore un known. taut give the King's confidential Advisers the discre tion of rutting off. at,all times, the Cosstitutional channels of commuoication between tile Throne and the People. 4. Revolved, That the Livery having bee. thus baffled in their earnest and constitutional attempts, respectfully to lay their complaints and grievances before their Sovereign, and being perctiade.i that the interests of alt their fellow s tbieets are in-ep (rattly 'mite t in this common cause, as the Right of Potitiiri is one of the principal bulw•trks of public liberty, they are coriiident flat the People of Endaud hilt feel the irepurbsuce of this Itiv.ant violation of City Rights, which may be male sultservi.ot to auenspts and encroacisittents still more fats: to the ,;eneine principles of this free Ctmstitetion 5. Resolved unanimously. That the Thanks of this flail be [Oven to the Right Hon. the Loan MAYOR, for hie gene ral In lepen lent runduct, and for his readiuess is calling the ` Assembly of this day. S. Resolved unanintrassly That the Thanks of this Hall be Riven l t l Noe Sheriffs, •for their endeavours to carry into elect the Resolutions of the List Meeting. W()OOTHORPE. I ~~ {, Jona F.adeu; Esq. do. 1 0 0 - . IT. . ditto --1 0 o PUELIC OFFICE, BOW-STREET. Uncouas u lug I Wm. Wffitworth,Mtus- January 23, 1110. I . le4er - - 1 10 MISSING. pool, called NIA. Whitworth. do. I I A WHEREAS a YOUNG GENTLEMAN, o'cio( Edusued Buckley 4 do. 1 1 0 V 7 in kind health •! tot spirits, after hlving occupied BO: hi lAolf in his finfin:fry sonOtiess through she day, walked oat ea stints passed at the General front his Howe in '.'f' ES rtill \ATER, at Eight o'clock in uveu i ud rd Anchor Taven., on the 1.-1:s the evening of FRI p_A Y last, awl told his II: Trams that be . s 4 H u ' the hands of Meyers. Draar.- should ret.tru :shoot Niue o'clock : And whereas be has hot LIVE [(are been heap' of. • dell Pi 'EL BROOKS. Treasurer. THIsl IS TO CLIVE NOTICE, . dre o'cl • 1 That any Persanor Persons who will brit,- ,any inteillr'nee 6uarde CLERG Y. AN I) FR U:- respertir. i 4Mus. so a. to relieve his retail, gnu theirevreme is," E COON l'Y OF SSF.X. alarm and distress. shall bet/err liberally rewarded, by ap- l ueu b um 1 plication to Mr. Staltsril, Chief Clerk at the *Own Office. 4 4 - 4 r. itt' II i ITeren t party of this Ha is Terslotyitir yeariof age. fiv• poet ...T..-4,echet-hr Vasco h e s er ,i nt i en , yr a mr , se v ev i W anes .f a Pair 'Oemplettitt, Ala. and rattier pale. He Wells, . holders is London and in I bad pat Olt a braved great Cast previously to going oat. His L igsr loth bl ue Coat, striped Waistcoat, blue Pau -1 a doubt, that you have disco- I o;her C es irere a every in saloons, and short Boots . I ................d La mann. the. note l goes lei