The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-01-04 00:00:00

N• o 1 20 • ..--__ • COLONEL IV/Ott/LE. I ,,.. — il'lVlCii I PT lON for indemnifyingCOLON EL .11 tt NRI/LI: aeainst all Low.. Cl•arev,, Phi Expenerg, he ,,,., have ...0 t.tbwil, or be liable to. in rolosequence of hiy rie rlinsro in oh.. l'altlie behalf.' particularly during the last s ,...i d n 4 r.trlianieni t nod to express doe sen , o of the Na. (inn 01l hii iodependent. WM LIIIIIied. ainol joattiatio. (voila(' t. 4oly-cripoines will be r . e.ivcd I)v Sankea (-lovas, JE. I . rlteavoser). ic. 110. Strait',; ltoth:11 ' Waltham,. F.M. 11,......trrei; Jolts lloppe, M . ries; Mr. Wm. linger,,, ISti, 41;1mA-sore-is Mmes. C. :nal H. nell. 3R. Oaffird-str,el; Th .. (;,,d,inr,l. 8. Ttneahaar-al.vre. (I%BIH-street; John wirt;st. Ic. K i mot p e et. Cbearside; FA is tied Lan,gkv, E. g . yagewarrwatl;. Jo,Ba t•r. I)esaage.. Esq. 58. wh er k, ' ti t' pital-deidt ; the Long:bourn Wwd Cotrer-hou.e, ; ri le;yorch-stseet ; and at the liar or th e Crown itaut Aueltur Tavvrit, Slrooad. AMOLIIIT AOTERTison - .C 1633 19 A! ja 5 , . Ciriglev. Esq. Fray, the Admirers of B. 01) - io o o in,. einidect ur G. L. N 1 illion IV lielt a 5 0 Wardle. Esq. fre. j (ricp4 Wriight 5 . 5 6 1 I ouriaing tke i.nnii An Upla.loer of the T• an. Ifili t iC.Stit . 1 ' hr., 1;111 ,•7ig4 It% 50 0 falt.- .beet , ran4l. 20 0 . 1 1 Erietel, hot on Up - Mr. It. Gray, New holder to the Lot bury 1 1 0 901 of 'tight. - 5 0 0 A Friend to the Cause t few Ilat-linisheos or 11. 1 1 0 )t e ervamisev.on %no,- A flitrkinglownshire port urth-Man Is hes Freeholder 1 1 0 by hit courage and J. It. - 1 1.0 patriotism hips MV- B. 1.. Gravesend 1 1 0 ..4 iii. l:nonfry 3 7 0 W. :Slain.- - 013 6 :. R. R. w. 1 ' .8.11. I The N'i'l far the per P. Mallet, Esq. 33 0 Deed, by T. G. 010 6 Joann liappe. St. Nil ron-rir• sibl, ma r:4r* t•horrh-Yrird 2'2 0 U adtlirtas illr ore Wili ow. r..(tierts, jam i ii erba M iEiNtri 010 6 Collons-greet 2 2 0 John Riperil, l:hiist- P. 11. M.irri4 2 '2 0 s Church, Surrey 013 6 Lev. l'ererval Stork- 11f iiiiamMonte,,Gro.it tl.le , - 22 0 Trial:, •lait: OIN (I Vi. H. Lynn, Saha- A. H. - • 02 6 -goitre -2! 0 W. 'lronton 02 6 T. 4. - 2 2t) • -*- - - -• Confannvhle to the itevnlutiorm paved at t!le Getrral nz. hrlJ it the Crows And Anrb •r Tavern, liX h ; been paid iota the hand• Mev•ro. 111.ttleynousiv, !ILnkers. SI I IILTEI. UIttIOKS, Trea.nrer. Cl.EitilY, GENTRY, AND FREEIIOLDER6 OF Till; COUNT 1 OF ESSIA. Gc‘rusisam. 11111 E Dx..1111 of yamr I Itr warthy and reiperta ble C 140134 Bullock, hat ing Alrea-ioned a Represeuutiao, I be 4 leave in ider niyoelf a- hu Act c-sor. Ithialld 1 hr •31 CITIUMIIO. :14 in hive thl4 sour c.turerted ud ate, 1 wdl do soy duty to fite iae,t of my I shou'ol h a ve tr tultlA vim with an earlier applica'iin. hut the eras melanc'isly met did nut reach the at Wey mouth till -atardav I hare tae honour to ho, Centlein.n, Your run- t faithful Irnrohtr c..rrant. Mark liar, Jan. MONTAGU Di; ttiOV NE. 1, A 31;). MONEY MATTERS. AGenitt•matt Altsase thr roty., ot.o el:ts. of Mo. tryvirofteiv, ilto Iwo Aw tunny v , •ors c.rriril on I.aviv Iles. grerral ai-fArtion. la-ce Sons, of tlosiev re• 4 ,l v to advance on ...oily, oe on IStIM, or ?oleo of nand, or iwy other S Yrrit.. Apply m Mr. WalsN, Na. 111. Upper NI irc • le-bore-•treef. war Titehteldo , ereel. and a c.ird o ill be given to hi, houvr • itnin 3 raimate's talk. taitervipo4-paid) isameiintelv nitz , .ered. L•idiev of charattm, sitigte or was trcl, Indy be acrommo itrd. Perman whit have lame Sums to lay nut may employ them :feat notvntitar SUBSTITUTE FOR GERM AN •;11L ET GLASS. Bllll4Dliiti, PRI.IT SELI.EIti, and otherg, we Irruraterl, Cott Cat) mast be totpitlird wish crow= pcsaer, of vrry ruperitor ettlnor, :tint per orely sad, fruity snsollrld din:m.4oos to thr size of :I‘.l by iathes opna 'be lona liner d trrur , , for ready money only, Hainesoul and al Nit. 11, Ilride-lasie; or at brit I')ite tilaat Warchuie, Larl-stair, near Illaciariar's IrtJ e tr. 1" Window.Gla.4, Whole.de, IU-tail, and for Espoe tabou. XinV STATD 1.0 . 1 - 11.:11Y 1 to by drawn in we Dity, /4th rehnutry Is4lo. SC II /Al E. 4 5.431 71 tu 1 13 41 Ilti '4O theal Prfsn. :.k),O Iris Lottery is Nina the smile Ptnn the livt tit c00*:144 rrlhr of 3.l , 6o:llatittorri. (front I to 5. , .1013 itn•lnii•e) ; hut there ire rlliff Thrill* Or e4-tt Namiwr, which will he severally mined to whatever Prix • Is dritwa arilitSl such Number; iwimatare if So. I should n a Prize 14 V. 49.101. •1 the roar Tirletuaf dug N emelt tw ratified to Ina X2o.oo.lnt.thiog, he OW whole. X 144.011. !Mare , • ill be fatlied to'their l'r vilrytions. Tfeketo sal *immure se, ft* at *he °Ace,. . .II ill in, wilt) anlifist al ••11•.tilift'11 . the -11 • rdluoirtg Capital Prices % I. tois • • • ..; • A • • . . ,C. 11.0 0 - 51,1111. Was • . • • rC' i•VYS O •s.ubil D.......11,0,0 4 00 ' .... ii•N i . 0... 1,..104 all /4..... U *V .LO .••. 8 • • • •i 1 0,) 615 b i.alreuts hit. Friends and the P.lirlie io Enteral, to lose no' tune If ilwv wi•ts to percicoe TICKFTS or hil ARIES Jo Ihe NLW LorrERY, us the Ornerio,/ arr.rus and FIT (sons up the 14th of N ExT plOrtt lE. Tde Schsigho eon liar 5,t4i :imiwbtr, arid 5.J P) Miser, Row ig w hich um, 1 et 4."4.)01151 ......,,1., seloll.l 4i/J 4 ' 4c. he. Ste. Tickets and Shares are selliu N t both' of BINH'S old esta bii.t.ed Olbccs, where Persons in the Cituatry teat' be asp 'lied IPith Ttris or SI ireii by *ceding their Orders (post Carriage p .iitl) ikcconsp.4.;il:ll with gthitt *II., Ha* NOM, ' Cii.h, t . Nu. 1. CORNHII.I., or 9. CIIARINii•CROSS. 6.61.,, the laat A L i t k„ k ui„ was &Awn on sae 14th February, lbei, and told by 111511. /94 93, ROYAL EICIIAN(‘Ii. UFASRS. 11A ZARD, UUItNE, and Cu. -LTA. Stork-broken, L)ockni. reverifully inform the Pub '', Slat Tifkrti a 4 Soutre4 t.sr tlir pre•fi.t Stale L fiery, • :114.11 P. o. tke *toe nen aml lutprovrtl .1. th hot. wo man.; of t»,,Lit 3000 Numufms, fare ofs Dieu . Ojtv abate. TItE 14..11t.ME COM 41 vi of A. ml. r loo of .400 • • n .e... . . i.i.ku . 4 :rau • • of atlO T. a wa is ONE DAY, via.l4lk FSERUA RY, lawns. pes‘paid, duly answered, and heases gratis. Wdria by 1'94, coack. or Cartier, kccensintaied witk Re ., puuttually attend...l W. • ANEW CHESTER PAPER Will be published on SATTIRDA Y, JANUARY %), 1610, PRICE SIXPENCE HALFPENNY, On a large Paper and nrw Type, entitled Tim citEsTER. HERALD. Printed and published by T. CUTTER (upwards of twelve•years Editor of the Chester Chronicle), Emstgate-stswt. Chester s by n Adverti.eroents, Literal y Communications, nod Or ders for this Potter, will Ise thankfully rereivoil ; and Adver thee* may rest ao.ured, from his knowledge and experience, their favours will be,dkplaen to the best Jilwouttize: WANTS a SITUATION, a Man from the tonutry. Porter or Assistant in a Warehouse; can drite and ra,t Accounts vr.-II; col have a good Chortc • ter. as to i esty. sobriety, 8t•. Reference may be had by addresoing Leiter:, post ;Odd, to 1. li. No. 21, Gee-street, Gurateil-street. Clerkenwell.• . 5!..:0 Eutrtox, contiderably enlarged awl isisprovad. Just published, Price 4s. 6d. hound, COMPANION TO CIELEIIS. This Day w•is publi.lwit,.Pourth Edition, with Two 'addi tional Chnoterl, PriceN. board 4, ssArtcii of a HUSBAND ; incluoing of Modern Soriet‘, and iiiter ippersel wit :01..ral an+ Lilectry Some married peiiiiitr, even in their marriage, do better please Clod, than some %argil's ill their mate oY s irginitv."— TATUM. I.rslon: Prirted for J. lilirliewa v, rirc.;:lilly ; S.iJrw.; iii, I Neely, 'rod 3 awl, 1 1 310 lidt4er -co w j ettri I. llowth, Ditke-• rrert. l'neilamt-plave. •• Twe outlaw; -1 Nultilia has slanetimes F a rpassed Cceleln 1 iu hi l iore',.n, vas illy , and ele.4 wee. Tor.4l.:liout this work there is a , iAnethusetoar,,uf trt..r.ilit , :: •.!.:.;.iit v, ;et elrvatiqii of mind. Tin* C Tit iri Slll ail titV.:4, di.1.1:1) muc h , r ,,ffill trine. ppd. Nue, old aintr4liscririlwation nu just pilot-ivies of NOMA. y . I f Carlebs ha( AJw.ssel ihrouxh • c (Ili I iAbi, :V • .slottakl have a ha.l opininlsit politic table if Nuhilin does not ,pa.ni this ei l t:tt.p-tAillt*ever otty be Me autit , ,r. it ls. an - t&liern Yip 4* tprollatittop area t'oligivenrtl, ole.erving, a.id 4rluNsiir Iliad. Sant, bra,V 4o... stterittil evhieure of talent 'WI I Itegile& r :-.:.AVL'i ll.'6ltiat leis* law /kW. . . ' • _ u_ . _ ' - J. • A• Yids Dar woo putaidia Prire - ls. brand. A• 124 VA MA IC or the L A TIN TOSGUt. , . ptirdie thi• - of By J. JON I*, author of t fireek firaresnar. rriateel for J. i".l.iwinati. V., Poultry. This Greneestri It'. presiimed, whil'e it i> adapted for the wit. of the soost le.tr...r,•hy 116 ShOplicii), precision, and toevitr, ir , al th► same time, calculated to intete4t the plidosophical teacher, by tbe novelty and solidity of lit ioriples. This Day 1s primed. Price*. LETTER. of LIP:MONS MANCE to the ti.e Ea' I tof ..Tii, M. klaster-fleneral of the Orcittame, &c. IFc. &c. on th. Nature of the (Mice of Inspector-Genera ni Ortinntice Hospital- t its injustice and mi.chievuus 1...11..cts as tt piece of patronage. By MACTIAON'WALCIIEILENsts. tla Via f Cip;X4CIY 424 (44>iTtIVI LglAxG:;tid's hrs. EBES. " Row then cats Verse be sold tory lon7er to lay rldim tti " est...Bence, ivk t must he supine-Ed snore than other oleo to s* nom the..ri•irer or the. Ai!, to 01 forward, or to be less " iniornintioa for a post of honour?" ,tuhl shirt by Shen-wool, Neely, itu) Jones, .Poternoster row F an.l C. Chupple, tia, Pall : ; t f olis easi to be bikl tat alt the Booksellers. • ..• I. ‘ Avitr,Ncv; ov (:Arr(,F. • T)EDICAI'II) To LORI) SOMERVILLE. Jot potable...l, in Oar Volume Ori3v.); Price Ils. hoards, liericul Edition, with large isdliii.nr, tia Wool, Aletioa Ith •eli. rte. y_AWItENCEISGE:STRALTREATISF,ON -a-4 CATTLE ; Ow Oc, the Sheep, and the Swine; cam . preheinli.q, their Ureeding, Misdaetneat, linproveinent, anal Di,eases. Conle.tts: N''t Cattle—Various Forein Races —Form an!. the I'rincipl4 t:f finprevcinent-1/escriptioto of the esta tili•lied Breed. of Ur:fish Neat Cat.le. %%jib thrir permanent Vorieties—ltreeding and Iteallog—T;l4! ISairy—Stali-.feed ...ip,:. &e.—t/t labittir—Various opinion: of preceding Wri ters —Sheep ;tad %V.iiil—li.redmitaind Improvement—Vari ous Breeds of Britain —Spanislr,S!:esp. with the Nature and actual State of th.- tmnroceitif.nt of aritip.h Wool by the Sp :r.1•11 Crass—Similar liiiwnlenic it tip.mtiie Contineat from the French elf I...stesr:e --flisblis---Varsons Breeds. Matiaze anent, &e.—(:attle Medicine--'%,Propmal fur its Establials rilent 00 a rati , lBBol Founskainsiv-4)li Qtaark's. ahertiwi Me dicines, lasi Lstiiiiiide Exceipt-.-Tie a:tritons Diseases tit Oxen, Cov.s, and C.isivr , ; Or Siterei *nail Swine; with Re medies Iva! proper Tram:with Printed for Sacrwom(„. Neely. and .Janes, Paternostati, row ; AOll .1. H 4 rtli rig, St. t 1 a tues's-isi reet. or / ili um may be bud. by the sane Author, TILE MODERN LANI)4STEIt • ARI): in which (he (.: .itic, nail Functions of Stewardalup ate considered and ex piairit-d, with their several Relations . to the I.:arrests or the I.aiittleird..Ten int, and the Platolic. gash Ids. OJ. boards. " tithe Author had not alsradyfuesismisteaded jastesrlf.ta . the Public lb- his New Far:anis CaLitsifr p. spol tt/IFOr works, tile latticing% u4:-ervallmw and tleft lia tt% he ie. uttered w ouS4 . ,11,ter kis • d the list attune rural goselltsts wap'nte raps ,li 4.:e of gi ag :wirier., and to w liasi 4 'spit:ion A d na:. iff is erence die. tit, gh It may not be ,Impl.:ruls fullowrd. Iles seittii nients on gener.il stibiectsespoo:t beyOud the narrow b•iiindo. ries ~r suli;ar prejuliee; and bit good wise is forcibl y*- commended to in by its acting ill I nileert 1% itli a hsLoaue dW position. '—ilou:hly Review, Auk las. AN INTRODUCTION TO .GEOGRAPIIIi; Intended chiefly lir the use of Schools, ttith,a larce Collection of Cseographiail Questions and Exercises'; an Outlines of the Solar llems mid a Selection of the most angel Problems ou the • ,77....2 PT ISAAC PAYNE. - • Immlow.t.Pritited for D 40.141 and Harvey, Gracechurch i street. The plan of this Work is to ex tau t in a concise and clear Manner, the most pmfal geokwiniscal terms ; iind to give an accurate Deseription *bribe • ivorateipul reinares of every Country in the Wiest& This Description contaies, in separate paragraphs, the Boundaries, 'Ealtote, prbteipal Ci- UM and fawns, chief .itivers, Lakes, Mnuataini, And Cli mate of the Country described t and as this part of the Work onl, is intended for the Pupil to commit to Memory, it i, dis:ingtashed by a burger type. The smaller type contains useful and interesting i,formatioa relatiie In the reputed in% faces( the Caissitty. Suit and r'sliductioss, Navvfaciarts and • reuttnereeplabsevd. Caripitles chaiersuseest; .Wligioa, a it pactientneCottistry.. • Illenides nstimal the or , - . titles io the smaller print, tt.e present Editkoo has beeo e a - . lamed by as extensive Colleetion of Gei%raphical Questions -and Eiercises, which, it is thought, will - be found of great service tisthe !reacher. . • COMPANION' TO BEWICK's QUADRUPEDS, BIRDS, AND FISHES. • TMs Day was published. In a very large and etzgnut Volume, Royal Octavo, Price :t+.tid. in board., neon Drury Paper, Price It. Ils. dd. iu hardy illectrated with nearly Five Huudrett l int Wood, !iv Mr. Hewitt', of Newcastle, front Drawing* by Ileuderson, FAMILY IIEItUAL : Consisting of full _L - 1 and pceurate accounts of all toe Exotic and lodigermuf PL.k NTS tiAeful in DIET. hl E DIC I N E, and the A ivrs containing likewise an 'Easy introductiou to Botany : the Letter-prtais ' •By R. J. THORNTON, 11. 0. Member of Trinity C,:llege, Cambridge; Lecturer on Me dicalilittonv at (lay's tto-pital s Author of the of the Sexaol System of Lioumus; of the Tetnele of Floin, etc. &t'. • The Engravings made on Wood, from accurate Fires of the Plants; dmunhy Henderson, By T. BEWICK, of Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, London, and to be -had of all Boitksellers. Of whom may be httil, by the: same Author.'n GRAM MA It of BO CA NY. for the Use of Schools and Students, Kith num,rous Plates, Price Film Shillings. A LIBRARY OF V()YAGES AMP TRAVELS. i • This Day was in 28 handsome mai clovily-prioted Volunsee..roval..lllnws. rindsintog earls abriut 10 t Pas-ir, ialostrold and e.nbele . lisiirJ oath upwards of One. Hqrd ed tiro* price Elela thiirf•as in hoard% or• Ten quineas eie,olitTy board ; and the Vissa n , •ei •a thirteen Vohs i!es, or the 'fra ys:ls in fi fteen, oily 1• 5 had separately after the sulk! rat., A COMPLETE COLLECTION of VO Y. At; :ail TRAVELS, from the First Vovaes: of COLUMBUS, E in tun Xem• 14W, so the .1 4 ' 4 031.11EACE-. Tof tar .PittilWillgr efile IV Rif: the • principal of them primed verbatim/ from's* best Editions of the Original' Works; 'rhe who'eseleeted sod prepared for the Press VOll, 1,1„ A. rinne of }Nett* mgr. Wert' ..r Stone.ffild'; C,'haptstry • the Eorl of Atitirq ;•I;orsor.iry Member of the hoard o Arrktiititre; Adtior of ilic thoyersal History, British Nelms, etc. de. &c. This new sad.italarreti WarlL canoeists par:l'c of a Reprint of 4,41, ;141trAketena mate by the aalbe Author, which hay 1 far 411F1IINkble time bee.. out of print ; and p ally of new coinpri.iiig taa Yosazes un ihrid . tA of ANSON, BYRON, WALLIS, CAR I'F.R.ET, twit COOK ; the utothrifige4l of -AI)DISON, hIONTAGU, nod ti‘tOLl.laT ; ~:.d of Aliri !poem* of many valuable Works pnbliracel suboiluctitly to the tippearaoce of tie Fortner Edition, and bringiog the Collection down to the pre.ent time. Printed I,r RICHARD PHILLIPS, Imnini; ttild . to be had of all the Booksellers to the HI iti4h Empire. r 4'N • ACCO.tINT of *that to etvellewt OVINE, the CORDIAL• W.ll 44 GILEAD, propireil by. Or. bOLOSION, lanai House, strar Liver pool ; aud sold, wholeade:old retail, by Die , y and Suttntis 'Bow Church-yard ; and. Mathews and Leigh, Strait& Nn ; price half a guinea a blink ; or the quantity of roar in mit Fainßy Bottle for Thirty-three Shillings, on n ;yids !Vine Shilliugr are saved, duty itl;"ltutrd. • To administer to a mind diseas'tf, pluck front the memory a routed sot row, ' Raze out the written troubles of the brain, ant with some - • sweet oblivious ant idiot . , n Cleanse the fool litisinu of that perilous stuff which weighs upon the heart.' It i• notorious, th it various etisurilers af the human frame are twang,bl ito toy diSsipation in vooth. nal the gross siotitine I ease Niles which prudeuce dicta es for lit • preservat fIC.111:1, 1111 , 1 LI, lag a found:ohm for a long 1611.1 happy life, .with a line :ilk, 111riong emeititutinit. The btessiNs of health are no somber lest ',um pai afu I ex perience teaches the blei t value of • and tin uukapp v patient ;oaks around, taut often alas ! train, for the meows of its recov try ! The CO D(U 1141L11.4)F GII.EA Wit deiversalry ac knowledged tot be peculiarly eificaciout in ail Upward wasi hsa, loss of appetite, indigestion, dryer- shinof spirinorein blisig or shiiking of aim halals or limbs, obstitiate coughs, bh.,rtiles4 of breath, and coasumpiise habits. It thins the blood, eases the most violent pains in the bead nod stomach, and i nonsotes gentle pempiration. Sy the nobility and gen try tan Meaning is muc:i admired, being pteioant to the taste id smell, gently.ustringing Cie fibres of the stomachs and giving that proper tensity Which r goad digestion re- Nothing can be better :limited to help sail nourish the constitution after a imettirlial debauch wi h wine, &c.— This Cordial is highly esteemed io the East and West luditsi. for nourishiag iiad iovigorating Cie nerwouo system. and act ing as a general reAuralive on debilitated einsiitaohnis, an W ing from bilious complailits contracted in hot clinornes. Those 'wan have the care and education of females, the studi•ait a s well as Oa red:lda, ) part of the community, should never be without tile Cordial tialin of (Blend, which rem 're* diseases Ito the tread, invigorates the mind, improves the amemoryi, and enliven' the iningtaroj pt. It is the most absolute remedy for such diseases as are at tended with the follot siiipioins—liainely, a great strait nets of vie br - sust, with difficulty of breathing; violent palpi tations of the heart, sudden flushes of heat in various purls of the b-dy; titother times a sense of cold a; if water was pinned on them; dyingpains in the arms foal limbs, buck and resciubliag those occasioned by the gravel ; the pulse Very vari able. sometimes unconnuooly slow, at outer times .rtey quick ; yawning, t n hiccough, frequent sighing, and a wise of suirocation, as from a 101 l or lump in rue throat ; al ternate fits of crying and convilLive I.:lag-Wog; the sleep 'la sagna, and seldom refreshing, and the ',Mina often trimbled with horrid dreams. Morn nos been sand It s interested indi viduals against Nledicines 04 are a.lvertiscil ; hat tuere 6 very important obiervatiiin to be made respecting the Cordial • B Alan of Gilead, that unless its open ition wits gentle, safe, and ellieacioas, it could I 1 ant have obtained the unexampled demund it has acquired; for, as it nas rarely the great ad- Ifostfage of a persuasive advocate at the ear of. the !PHI iClit, so notiviug but li•s roovirtion iif its virtues, by its s dour) , et . - ' feels,. can imbue perseverance, and yet reasonable perseve rance is certainly most requisite to eisatile even Ise happiest combination of ehyroirals and gtiliniicali to Folic out catenate diseases, end restore the vuletuanittrain to health: Its aell-kaua a Coaracteristic of proor•ting looresity has been long innintainea; for, by keepois, the e. uslih.tiou, as it Were, iu cowtimnal ittpair,•it priserves the body in health mid vigour, and prevents preurntisro decay. It requires a* par. Ilaculor coalweisent, nor atteu:ion to diet. . . . - .. • f ' . a . 4 , 4 .. t.,.. .), 7- - 4• tl .'( : 1 -7 #. I C. , . ‘,ollh, • , ;„„•,,,-... i), i , j;. r • ..,,_-_,.. • -... r• •• • - -- - 4 1 '' Ar .•- , • • s '' . . V.. 4. .. '-' :. • . • 4 ~.. 1 .- .. . • t i o , - • • • . • . . .. . . _ . . ..v ... . , ./ki • - • - ' 4 , . . . . . (...--.. • ' .' 1 ..... ....t. *., ' . . -I. , • I •-•. . • //,....... - l'7, —. . ..• •• _ . . , , y• . ,1„, - 071 , -,' • . • • , V ~ . s . : A V " p o t . , .. o t-".10114: ' ;A„. -.- t . :11 ' • :,.t. 14 • I , ...... ~...: ~ .. . . i itelDtti. ' s .. ... . . ;:..• ....›..,-1 ~.• .7,%,...! • . . ..,14,.... ... THURSD.4 Y, ../.4Nth4R Y 4, 1 810• - . . .- tiv. . _ . :., fp 3 A few days since the watettn . en at Westminster. bridge discovered various articles of a female dress floating on the water,' by which they were induced to suspect 'some person had been drownded. spot was (bagged Otoicr this suspicion, but with. Sunday, at:day-light, a boy playifig twat- the bridge un "theWestaiitister side ) . raw , a woman's bonnet, and Soule Offer )he body of a female was found lyitig on the muil,',witete it had beets left by the tide. The deceaseiVittht appealed ' havt-beets a handsotneyoung in a dirk cloak, or polhisc l Glue pettliso4t, !ow gitiVeS. The body a ppeared as if it bad 1...0,11 coosid , :rabla time iit theviter. it was carried the King's Arms pillific.hOuse, in Brid4e.coart, . *bete it •reinail'is *0 be owned, The Coroner's Intiacst was to sit uu do body this day. • • •••• • RUSS lA. • Sr. .PETEasoUttatfl NO9. lea , 11199.-The foHuwfng is a copy of a dispatch from out • ter for the Foreign Department, addressed to his Excellency the Counsel' .r of State General Ito dephinicon, Diplomatic Agent in Servia, and one ,of the Civil Commissarica for the Organization of the_ newly comp.:trot protieces in the Ottoman EMpire, dated•the I.4tliof this month "Sre,—Yoar dispatches of the . sth, 9th, Lath, aadl7th-October retched me de,:artfuertt in due '. time. , I approve o( your exertions in watching the: conduct of the numerous Puchas and the Turkish armies which surround you. " The 14th, 16th, and 2 9 ..dArticleaof the P'rib Instvietiosss, signed 'hyr the &lamer himself, !mid scuffle Tout witff ray L,ten by the Messengee Gliarteloff. two days egts' will enable you how to condslci yourself : with regard to the English pro. perry and papers, to bo seized in Moldavia and Wallachia ; and I give you the .necessary tions respecting, Czerny George; Lieutenant.. Colonel Samaria, A.id.de.camp to the Emperor, being slispatpited this day by the Minister at War, w ith his Majesty's orders to the Danubian army, I will grail - myself ot this Occasion to write to pat this ctiniidentlid letter., "Guspodid Samaria was intrusted with a boa of furs from the Imperial Treasury, and two sabres set in gold and diamonds; the richestof the satires, with a part of the furs, you are desired to preseut to his Excellency Curtsy George, for his Leal and extraordinary exertions against the Otto.. man army, and the other sabre and fun, together with t part of your provision of rhubarb, to the brave Alajur.Gerieral Malanike, to whom you will present the inclosed Imperial Ukate, waff ling on him the rank of a Lieutenant-General of the Imperial Army, and presenting hint with the Great Ribbon of St. Alexander Newsky.. " I have perused, all th: paragraphs in etc intrigues of the E: Porte. Watch his delis spectton, anthtend scent spots CINprOCII! nople relative to the • .St: James's at the POI Oecatts ; be vigilant ' 64 The Emperor fornmunicatien from I the English have so Egypt and the territo ditto, but that, by time atiote..'.ling itql...l4•cret :agent in every . pan of that Empire, corresponding with Constantiuopie; and notwithstanding your seal and activity, the Eng. lisp have secured secret correspondences In Walla_ chia, Moldavia, and Servia. " I am positively assured that when Somme. rer the English. Resident and intriguer, . left Bu. cltarvif, he established there a number of his sei. cret mercenaries and emissaries, who being Fegu. tarty ant: liberally paid by his factors, endeavoured to correspond with each other, and to transact business WWI Minister of that Court at Con. stantinople, who re waras all the communications ho can procure in Ow most expensive manner. Those curreseolikats had I,:tely the audacity to attempt to scud dispatches fur England of the greatest inle pm tance to our Courts and Allies, through Yien: na and Holland ; the plan was to convey theta through' Amsterdam and Rotterdam by smugglers• and fishing boats, but their insolence and temerity was punished by the interception of thou import. ant details of the operations of our armies. 64 I enclose to you the copy of a private coml. mtitt;calon I received (ruin Mr. Cali:wood, which will enable you to have a clear idea of all thesith. tis s ues 9sid correspondence carried on in favour of I.l4land Oe exertion, of the Resident, Sourn ellteltry MVO btOthormitt.law ,to oar Consul in tclii4, plltuf t flit 4 whom you must know. proonally. • "' By exprer order of the Sovereign, I am au. thorized to casputunicate kis wish, that you should watch all the- Intrigues yf the Nogliso and the Turk?;. and transmit me a regular account in all ' , not letters of the progress ittok - new discoveries you make on behalf of Us' hired emissaries, and secret agents of England. ' 66 1 have authorised the Minister of the Trea. awry to accept all your bills for the expences of the last three mouths., - amoUntillig to 17,146 roubles, ,and 46 copicks. approve your herring Mt Mr. A yolsdosliy asp confidential agent iotsiza ; I will submit the 'necessity of such an appointment to the Emperor, my master, which will Ire confirmed, and a salary fixed for tout, &e. ' StivAtly Sovetnik v Katiakr Costagiii Ontantinowitz • , Alexander Newsky. ...,..,.."-... 71 3. , with the utinot attenthstiv: 1-T i N your dispatchei eoloein!pg . .' ' , i- -I ;Visit' ikt iitbOsitAdeit-ikk - thaL leps with tita.7lititteeit.ei GM. , ~..t.. Ike nti:lLtinif:lplisrm . •za :. p opt ic .....- 'acute you . ftelfia .. (' progress of' the el, prte. Spare ifither n . A .. anti 'Men-tile to their linte.N' - ir g ~......, . is informed by some Secre t ' pp ); .r . the Freerti 4 !Lialiassador, that; z „. 0 , ' . ut only ken! emissaries int.p:..,l ories of Ally Pacha, fit Ya. '''''./ e viertiOns of Adair, there is '• A sa .lhei Al air • i4l 1.1 a itd wits Vu by 'aril Irk ttui: N • ti 4, , kr 5,N1 :.re e,ti fur tar I TI EMS lime Ike ' lll.l 1 4 T. plin *or C • 6 , , 3/. .%:614 1114 1811 1.1 Or, 4.41 LORD BYRON'S SATIRE, : s -rcier SY. isottrith • .•-•' 4-4 • • s TIII‘Day wattpubli-hed, a Scrawl Edition, with t:posider :►file addittositt and Wier/Wpm. of • ENGL.MI BAR DS and SCOTCH ' RE VIEIVERS: a Satire. By Lord BYRON. " It unites much of th•• judgment of the Essay on CAR-. eism, the playfol, vet poi rant smile and frown of indigna tion and ridicule or the Dont:tad, with the versification of the Epistle to Arhothaot. and the acuteness of the Imitations of ilorare t in a word, many years have passed since the English Press has given us a pernirmonce so repkte with too l :led genias, good sense, anti spirited anianathersion," &c. &e.—(lent. Mag. Marsh, ISM. A FEW PLILIN OBSERVATIONS upon the end and Me.'" of P01.11 • ICAL REFORM, sod the measures adopted fly t:te present Supporters oi that Cause, in a Letter 111 a Member or Pa/ILI-stew. -Pricels. 6d. "'the means by which he proposes Sr elrect It are mo• e 1401311 cutional, nod his plan more temperate than any, except, prr;taps. that of Mr. Pitt, vs hiels has vet tome within our observatioa."—British Critic, Oce. Prictctl for James Cawthorn, British Library, Ql, Cock spur -street, I...ttion. GOLDSMITH'S POEMS. AND t.SNA t a. Thi4 nay wa publvibed. -Price lir. booed., 'Elegem(ly printed on Um Foolwap Karr. And etabelliAted E oiir .heau tWu I Ritgriv tor ".`ys 4 ,n . ME and N by OLIVERouvER GOLIISMITI4, M. IL With a Life and ,11;rili.lite . on the IA riiings and Gi.;:no: of the Attl`sur, l Y.%Vnt. Mattford. Author or A Critic:Ll Inquiry into ta e Moral Wriliap of Dr. Johson," A.r.&e.-likc. Printed for ShersYnod, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster ! • TOW. Where may be had, • Printed trii form n ith the :tlt Ivr, Prier: 6s. hoar Is. THE POETICAL WOltli:s, consider', of OLIVER GOLOSSI I rft, m. ti. Wit!) Aecou4 of bit Life atul Literature. , To which are prAyett, seyerAl Pm-tient Tri holey to Memory, by contempt at y Wr:!ers. An int pror,ll Odition. Enthrlii.shed o Lie Litgraviu.,4s on Wood, by Ati•tiii. F'