The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-02-11 00:00:00

' :Sr DINNER of ties a rt of Loudon Tavern,. &amps 13, 1814. DENT. ike of Yong, in the Chair. iSIDENTS. Riggs Hon. (Aber( Seymour Right Hon. Spencer PerceYal Sir Thomas Baring, Bart. M. P. Sir Thomas Plomer, Solicitur• General George ilalford. F.M. M. P. Alexander Benticst, Esq. !RERs. Eduard Forster, jun. Esq. _ _ _ R I/S. Win. Baiter, Esq. • • I John Clark Powell, Frig. Cla4. Bosanques, }:sq. Thomas Roberts, jun. Esq. Daniel F.tveler Esq. 1. Henry Rogers, EN skiver Hatch , Esq. (leo. Smith; Esq. M. P. T. Lane, EN. John Chaotc's% Esq, Junes, Meyer, Eq. s Buckle Wahl, Esq. • Dinner on Table it Six o'Clock precisely. Tickets lit. to be bad of the Stewards, and at the Bar of 1111 Tavern. • . ANNIVERSAR. JL sillonom u ill be at the Ch gate-street, on Thursday, Feb. PRESII Hit Royal Ilighoris the 1)u VICE -PRE Right lion. Earl of Moira' I flight We. Earl of Stamford and Wit r angina s Right Him. Earl of Brhtol Hight H OIL Lord Latilley Ifoo. and HAM Reverend the Bishop of Winchester Hon. and Rigfit Reverend the Bishop of Derry TREASI EtT. E. W. Whitaker STEW Were. the siege and fall of the fortress of Ciudad Rodrigo, and the vote of thanks which he should conchade with moving to Lord Wellington, and the army under his command, which had been employed in that import ant and brilliant service. Under ellthe aspects is which this fresh achievement shOUld be viewed, it appeared to be one most eminently complete in all the requisites of a military operation, and therefor highly worthy, in his *Palos, of the highest honour i witch it was in the power Of their Lordships to soar by. Such, he should always diem a Vote of Thank' y ...1....._ thet House to be; *ad ets no occasion should he the conferring of that hamar, except upon "cos v so conspicuously dietingeithed, as the pre treat, by every thing that could TerAISIDSOd it to the approbation of their Lordship, and to the applause of the nation at large. There were three pointi of viler in which he felt it incumbent on him to con ' this brilliant exploit; each of which would be , r cient to entitle it to that enviable reward, with 'cle he should propose to the Pause to distinguish Iti..elst, The importance of the acquisition itself,. 111, Thejudicious manner is Whirl it was enearado -34 The rapid and glorious attack by which it was , i pe ta i ne d. Wh a t iinposiance has uniformly been at. !ached to the pessessiin of gindad Rodrigo, may be fairly and fully ecklectedeviet suly from the obvious / A dvantages with Which the possession of thaeplace is t tvey acknowledged to be attended, but from sea, In obit& le has - been held boTh - b* the • British Commander in Chief, and by the enemy, who had lade such sacrifices and exertions to acquire and retain it. Ween the enemy under Marshal Maosena proceeded to attack Portugal, for the conquest of which that General boasted, that he advanced with an army of 110,000 men, his first and most import ant step he declared to be the siege , and acquisition of Ciudad Rodrigo. In order to accomplish that object, he collected and advanced with a force amounting to upwards of 27,000 epee. All that time Lord Wellington had, to oppose to the,enemy not- more than 14,000 Rritbls, aedel9oo Pertalplest , `troops. General Hill, with the s eemaindec of the allied force, • was then is Estreinadura, a part of the country which he could not leave unprotected withr out incurring such risks si evehthe attehunent of se great an object as the defenie and relief of Ciudad Rodrigo would not have been sufficieet to counter. balance. And here again was displayed that judi. eious prudence, that unerring foresight, that consum mate judgment which have uniformly characterised the operations of Lord Wellington. Fully sensible of the important advantages of the possession of that fo r tress, as be should presently shew Lord Welling ton was, yet that able General would not allow him self to be diverted from his general plan of the war, by any endeavour to obtain any individual and peril culler success. • With that comprehensive view of the general object, ever. present to his mind, be reliy tantly withheld from every endeavour 'to dispute the possession of the place by the risk of a general battle neder . circumstances so disproportionate, with an Any so inferior in number to the enemy, and the 1 Sgsd of that army thee coneeed ef, Portages, fesitps, recently levied l impe rfec tly diiciplined, and os yet' untried in any difficult and arduous serrice.ee That he folly felt the value of the place, is abundaate iy proved by a letter of his to Marquis Wellesley-, dated Merida, Sept. 1, l SOO, in which your Lord. ships will recollect, that Lord Wellington says, " VOur Rzosilency lab observed that 'Soult enter, taiga a design of attacking Ciudad Rodrigo, white &alga I usesierstaad was discussed and recommended by a Commit of War, held some time ago at Sale ' mance. The success of this enterprise would do means mischief thou the French are capable of doing Jo any other manner. • It would oompletelf ant off the Orly eenimanication the Spinish GamennMat have with dee-Northern previaces--it would to the Freese' doeperpetual possession of Castile, sod welld" grobeblp omission the loss of the Portuguese fort of Abmids.* Such. was the light in which Lord Wel =smoldered the vales of Ciudad .R.edfigo, at wins he could have no idea ateet it was one to imid slob so important sad iittolitiii Bart to the lon ithois 4 his splendid exploits. • Bet the possession if Oat place was rapists. with many sore, sal . 1.00 e.: aech air *sorts* stivastsget.---By -nit.; the possetelea .of that fortress, the ^nap smug new. andertak.e sway important ea points *mg. the, . sold not have , 1 Weigand borers whili it isested So Ow liellipet 4011=bly /heated ;lota Screw ler. tli-• : ROBERT CROSBY, SIT. EASI'F.RN DISPENSARY. • firrat Abe-street, Gond•nnu's-Oelds. PATRON. His Royal Ilighttrtit the Doikeof KENT. PREAID6NT. Tile Right Ronoar.shie the Rod of MOIRA. George Wolff, Esq. John Wilk', FN. • Rnbcri Williams,fAq. George Bs rig, EA. M. P. H.C.Conthe,Esq. AltIA M.P. William Mellish, E-q. M. P. 5.. James Shaw, Bart. Astley Cooper, Esq. F. 'I It. 5. 4 Sir Charles Flower, last. . Thos. Cnxlwnd Marsh EN. Thomasßoweroft, EN. J. P. Anderson, EN. F.U.S. Thos. Coahettil Marsh. EN. Tretourer. THE ANNIVERSARY SERMON' for they. refit of this CH k R ITY will he Preached on SUN DAY. the 95/1 day of February', at the Parisi, Church of St. Mary, Whiteehapel, In the Cooney of Middlesex, by the Rev. JAMES RUDGE, A. B. Minister and Leclurer or Si. Anne Liniehouse. Prayers to beeM at Eleven n i Clock. And nn Wednesday, the 16th day of February Instant, the Friend- and (iolfers/arca the Estitutinn. honoured by the pre. senee of the Patron. his Roust Highness the Duke of Kest ; the Pre-',lent, the Right Honnurable ibe liarl of Moira. and the Vire-Presidents will celebrate - their Anniversary Festival, at the City of Longoo Tavern, Bithnpskiste. Rri)al Highness the Disk, of KWIT in the Chair. • STEWARDS,. • o p exe llyng, Esq. M. P. St. James's-sqoare. Robert Esq. Dutton-court, Threadneedle-strict. ' William Cui: 9 4l, Esq. Limehoose. John Dillon, Esq. St. Catharipe's. Richard Dowdier,• WnPing•trall. JamesHardim s, Monetie lds. • Thomas Loversare, N.sq. St. Mary Axe. William MAIM', Esq. N. P. flisilopsgate-street. James Mitchell, Esq. Liasehouse. D Benjamin Robinson, Esq. I%isimpsente- r street. William Rowe, Esq. little St. Thomas Apostle. Samuel Williams, Esq. Jewry-street. Tickets. at Its each, luny he bad of the Stewards ; Mr. Ed. deep. Collestor, King -street. Mile End, New Town; and of Mr. Vi'egener, ;he Secretary; also at the Dispensary rod Ta vern. Dimier on Table at half-past Four (Minch precisely. Sine. the opening of this Chnriti, on the 10th of Ap gar, 11114. there have been admitted 49,953 PalielK whereof there have been cured and relieved Discharged for Noa-atteudaure • 591 Died Women delivered at their nwo habitations .. . 5.041 And there are any wader care TUESDAY NEXT. the ISA itat. all the STAT E LOTTERY will be Drawn, onh LOW TI O .7KETS. SCHEME CONTAINS • of dt90.010 ' • 4 03 4 lASI Prises frees £4OO to JIB. RICTIARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. re- ALA+ spectfully adepts she Peblir that Tickets awl Shares - are nit sale f..r the shove Lotter). st their Oirrees. the Co/tweet Basik-buildlags, Gargalli, sad racing the Mars Mee sfCharbtsi- Crew. • • , Total 49,953 21,752 of the above were visited at their own habitations. A Subscriber of One Guinea per annum is ?elided to kowtow Patient as a time on the Medical or Chirurgical lint, and /isle Lying-in patient N the sear; and in ease of a greater Saborrip. Sion. a proportioalitsle reiaber. A Subscriber of Tea (Dimas h a Governor for lore, with the privileges of an atonal Sub scriber of One Goioea. Sobseriptions are received by the Tmlaurer, Thomas Cox bead Marsh, Eni. Wapping-street; Sir James Data& nod Co- Isamhard-street ; George W o lff, Esq. Yl , New Bridge-street, .., ekrriars Mr. Eddlap, the Collecting; Mr. Godfrey, at the ""Peantr t mod by Mr. Wegener, Ott Secretary. _fret'. 8, 148. SIRJ. BRANSCOMB and Co. • with their lege4' great omens, .old is iYe Lottery jwit finished lii‘kt GOO' Prises, viz. t No. 995 A 4,000 1 No. 1,745 B 411.000 1,859 2.8.19 . 4.029 1,745 A I s riei • 9of ball) . eke. Are &e. to their onrivalkd goad fattest &why 91 yea l e -their Ora: has he.:: esiablisbed at their old 04efe. No. 37. CORNHILL. No. 39. HAYMA RK ET. ' It. 1101.30 RN. I , 141, OXFORD S'rRISBT• Having no connexion with ipy other, mat they arrielliog Tie*. eis ash Skarn for the New .I.ottery. of *sly &OYU Ttekets, ea& mining Two Prise.' of £9OOlO, az At. RH 110 Ise Dense 44 1 1 2VESD A Y NEXT. the lSth of THIS MONTH. • - • , J. SIVRWRIOHT. Solo sarroviog Pori.- • T To P. W.-115000. . RR, ---Your Share of the above Prize, deducting Ike F.x pence of this Reply to your getter, will be paid to Bearer. You target aatirtar.tour goad Fortune being known, as inviolable Secrecy respecting Owe who obtain Capitals at say Office is pnxitive)y 'tabard. 1.0.6, Charing-Cal:a, Landon, WM. CARTER. Fell. 5, lilt - - TO NOBILIII - AND tiIiNTRY. ATEW.IN V INTEL) BREECUES and PAN. TA LOIONS.--ln io.regoetwe of the very great cons- Velma of the bad scrolls% ~f the seams has induced T. sirr- TON. 314, un the north side Of the New Charelt, Stra:l,l, to tr. , the 'sr n tot of making the m w i t h out side or leg seems, 'which he as found to answer his most ardent expectatom, .tad fir eteells the ' , wooer mAde fur elegance and ease, and sire pc ettiirirly adapted far riding. T. S. has the pleasure to toy he has given anivensi ottisfac. lion* those Gentlemen who hove honoured hint with a trial of them, and begs leave to retorts his sineete thanks to his Friends sad the Public in gvarrai for the favours they have nlready conferred opal, hint, since he tins opened the slave concert/ t om' hopes by hes fluidise rto merit n continuance of theocrat. • N. It. N..vat mid sinitary Uniforms, Wiles' MOW, a. "try other hnuot of the business enecWM Rlth Me sir Viissisdny sad disystch. • boil wire we) .... ~~ •. '4 ~ a , . ~ 1, 1 ,; i. • ~ y.4 . .5 . . a. ' 'tato •-, ( 4. . .i ;,. itfiX 4- :%, -: • .f ~ .. 4. • , ; ~. . * PRIOR eq. their kW* artillery in case of the necessity rapid retreat. It would not- be necessary for • enlarge on the rapid and brilliant Manner in this exploit had been achieved, the coesum• skill, and unrivalled gallantry with which the is of the oration had bees prepared and ac complished. The French, with an army of near double the number of the Allied Artny, besieged it middle 1 the summer, and it cost the toil end of twenty-nine days of that immeose force to it. The allied army, so the contrary, In. the place on the Bth of January, and on the the same month it was in their possession. is the very heart of winter l , di& Lord Vi;el. achieve that iu. eleven day', which employee Minded Mamma twenty-nine days, with i. far mar. - force, and with all the advantages ef.a milder As to the meaner in which 'the operades part was planned end condisehtdosut well equal it iw till end j Alikektellwrifig • Ade of-the troops. IP<tY . ascertain the serer t 7, - a British way. The sapid* wet manner which serer before characterised suck a military operation. Every poiatto which the attack bad been directed, whether Intended at tint as a or otherwise, Was carried with 'quid saismog a proof of the irresistible ulcer of our men, sad dat accomplished perfection of oar engineers ad art& lery, whom the splendid success of this important operation, has crowned with immortal glory. Nor will it by their Lordships and this Country only that the results of such ate achievement will be fait and appreciated ; it will be felt murk more deeply by the enemy ; It wilt chastise the insolence of their brags. dism, and sink the tone of their threats. We. admit 'no longer bar of driving the English into the sew, or pf inviting them from the security if their s•sii4 to measure their swords with Frenchmen. They hareems, forward from their ship; they have measured their swords with Frenchmen; and Frenchmen will mere fore t, nor ,be main very forward, to solicit the fa vour and the consequences of the eaperimeot. Nay, the wags* of Ciudaillodrige, and die manner in which That conquest .has been made, affords a new pledge of the &access of the Spanish , cause ' • or even if that &Orients cause should fail, still shall we have added to oar military perfection and reputation that should .the enemy presume hereafter to invade the shores of Great Britain they may have the same incomparable Commander, and the same gallant beeps to mart the attempt and confound their pre. sumption. It was in rain for h;:n to (nuke any fur.. ther effort to do justice to the subject Ilk MO under taken to submit to their Lordships; but be cool. vested . , that however Insdequate were his ribilibes - to suet a task, the justice and liberality of their Lordships would repay his feeble attempt, with their unanimous concurrence in the motion with which he should now conclude. •CHear, heir fl — The Noble Lord then moved the Thanks of the House to Viscount Lord Wellington, for the incom parable skill and consummate judgment with winch he had prepared and achieved the capture of Ciivild Rodrigo. Nest followed a similar Resolution in favour of Lieutesiant-General Graham, second in eammitiql ;. then another in favour of the other British minders: after which the Thanks of the house•were tired to the ,Officers, Non-commissioned Officers and Privates of the Army at large. • . Nest followed. the, Resolutions of Thanks to the Portuguese Generals,Odleers, and Mea--ati of which motions were agreed to, nein. diem, The Noble Earl thought proper to mere theThauks of the House particularly to the (Nicer% &c. of the Engineers and Artillery, who bad so flaine.itly dis tinguished *sir skill and science on this memorable service. His Lordship considering the character, the talents, and services of Major-General hiachiseed, goaded ed with moving au Address to the Prince Regent, preying that be wield be graciously pleased to order a Mosimaest to be erected to the memory of that me ritorious Officer, is the Cathedral Church of St.. Paul, Agreed to wens. Wu. ' . After a Motion by the Marquis of Lansdowne fee some pen,. the Rouse adjourned.. - - -1100 S - OF COMMONS. w e e d eeget dm Lode enamored, dot di e bad o Wiallths paired by_tbis Hm. for die arse mom Odic gird Ilomarbeld, sad Me noomptf Royal Iki rpo i tt India Lei Reptiati Rift eras read a second tMiiiird committed Thumdm; seAt, sad ordered to be rtllt 1M mottos ofMr. PARNELL, the At-covets respeetT or the efilllead, promoted to die Home dm 31 , tiredaylem,. • l arrtilereilo be printed. Mr. LOCKHART peetponed his notice of mottos relative to the .itaricao.Smereers ! (rout Wadacclay oekt. Mr. KOS Rims& a Bali rim tbe better om of pt. lots, Miele was read &MO time, and reed a"- mod time. TRANI& TO LORD VISCOUNT MILLINGTON. • The CHANG ELLOR of the EXCH. EQU Ett. rose to stove a Vote of Thanks to General Lord ViscoUnt Wellington, and the Officers and Soldiers under his mustosni, for the gallantry displayed in the siege aid sap re of Gudad Rods**. 'rho Ri g ht m il . otmerved, that is hriogiag forward the • of which he bad gismo notice, for the por.. passel i s ib w iag the /Loose to take into its cooside soikiwtheipoeit services of Loot Wellingtoa, end •thelootoa,pigioy imi}erhis command,--it Anted be un nensblaintis.l6ll to *Fen may o‘ the observations. The House sa • aware of the Importance the object of the omits of Lokd deserving the markod amepbetion of Meer, hoer, heorli—wilh roltvele (it any did prgesit) of titiolorsmobsty thanks of Parliament opaline asay the Mousewlehaterreethyraiglke __ _ . . . , • . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . - . . . . . . . . . . . . , . .. . l' . . . • . i . . . . 4 ' .. . • ~. . , :VII' ;' ''' ' . . . . . . .. • .. . . . - . . ..1 • .. . • ‘ ..- 4 . . .. . . I 1 •1 pp ..IIIIIMMMMNfIfP •---- " -..--•- 7 - ''' +.P"' - *'- •----*-. •-•*- - •*".... W ...r- -T i 1 4.... -s•• -."7....-'-'914111 . . . 1.""' "P ".111 1 .11.1.111 /111r '.• - • -.:‘• • • , .....77 ------ -... 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IMPERLIL PARLI4IIIIIIII' ty of the • - ..-..i.. 1-... rfMils present EVENING, Feb. 1!, itIII .. ~ -,-01.-_. of * rapt k tie pvrtowed, a New Grand Operatic Drama, *OW Fisebary R . . .• ' • • HOUSE OF LORDS, Fou,lo. hint to to Aar, rAiii•••i THE VIRGIN OF TIIE SUN. • - TO-MOlLatir. rk ' 7l • ROXBIJ/IGH CAUSE. which th After which, the Pantomime of S EVERAL well-bred SINISOGINI OFITER.4,. meg. Tha t L o wdai p , mei at h a ir, tyre rec t eek. whoa camel k HARLEqUIN AND PADMANABA ; . is revs et hie, weight. ; ahn WrWilli ar allk ese Haekneysod were seed to the Bar, sod hii - use,, not ai e i ra , h e ard • for eta ssucces c OR. THE GOLDEN FISH.' • condition, Mid - fast tsottelt t ached at Gad*. . acme time, at behalf of die rapoodent. The Comsat were co mpile!' _de- i Chariot, and Cuticle Goa". 0 adman r...smeraTi- thee oelsord withdraw ; and . oa 'the aitttkit of the LORD " SANS PA RE! LTH FAIR E. STRAND. - • i gle ditto ; PrWroll good Gig 110116%11014kvily imi...l Is hip ae ". visas s their L or dog r , a a jo , reed daring lam " . double t (Under the Authority of sloe Lord Chamberlakkli-• . and with' Ifteihn I toile very Agave 1111111111. which ha beer ; ' lt holhoost three. the House was ant the in the is TIJEs DA Y February 11 1 Aillt rode troops; mid Lunge * I la nri n f o rtit away lweil befog &gals seated ea the Wool Lek, the efforts e THIS Present ---- - - $ . elhalgelhal Wm* , fli few wor l 'btli hes, pod Casual woe roesSed to the Bar, and Mr. Isbeemesehie pro- 'II -, Ice pre.rmed . tic tam several handsaw Holloway% sites, ee l THE M Milt Y •WOODM RN. osodrdlielg kalf-piel fpor, ;ekes mho farther hearing was peat. reutioll ' 0 Mr. Park's celebrated ferfarmanee as Poonre-Mastee. :To duberdasbert, Minima% Gsfas-Illaters, ike„ et: posed Ms next Thwaay at two o'clock. • - rested tl Tilli UGI,Y WOMAN Of BAGDAD. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' 1311. L. lath of The Yszier's Son. Me. 11060 o; the Cadi, Mr. Stebbettg, By Mews. THOM PION awl BON, . Lord FilkerLoone, sore tbers fro=th? Cesomoue, brought op nts2. it tad Delta. Mks Sctt. , _,:. On the Preolisep No. 6, Charlsewlapet St.Jalita's-sysale. i= Ile Iralveat Gebtoes' Bill, whiebliasrame thellat Hale. Tn which will hr aided, for ihr !WOW time this Searen. The THURSDA Y nett, at Twelve nby twee or the lington i Amalfi'? Comic Pantominve, with mew Scenery, Urelsett, 10J . *kw' STRAFFORD PIIIIRAGE. e l , - . • Decotatlon., cutlet - *"-• HE remising STOCK. iiiIKADE of mie g. lis norm of din Consillee et Plirilser...__pii ep • Mal to ea- -- _ ll _ l° _. rshll ). THE MAGIC PIPE; er, DAKCIreII NAP. p e a ..; •.6 * Wilkinson, WNW* and 0 retrintilater. Bantry y Mr. e, a i l l i ",._ ,lbs• elai" "valued b 7 lis 'Wlaga" - Jultillithmay. . 2 for 14 Harlequin. Mr.. Str a* ; rentainon. 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And at 'Twelve precise's. so the mate Day, will bellol4, the ••• lite Regrow &pawn Bill was,eagg the third time, A d NI. to I Dear. alien tit halt lent live, twg'so at half-pavt 3ft. Dames , LI:ARE of the PRP:NUM:A, if not pretiouvldisposed et bit paned. fame of , , , 4,Pty A.. tiallee4, L....-Seownd Price at lirdtpast Pitith- -- , Private Contract, of which timely 'melee will he given. Asst il -CAPTURE OF CIUDAD RODRIGO. pi:,ers for. the-pones, us belokeo at site Toaster, from 'feu til l a very4scellent town-built CHARIOT, with a set af'goed ,- Tee Earl of LIVERPOOL then moved the order is lidl a ite lnal Ty Three. wlieelg , • On Theroisy,The 8i1eye....-On Sattrettay.llli. Lowland Romp. . Ma}' be viewed three drip, and die Stock is Trade one dal, of the day for taking into consideration the new suc- had bee BEFUOIt YOH. HACKNEY THE'DF:stiturk., — . RU A D, 1 PZe 'dhic. 1111 % 851 e.. when Cu 1 .01, 01 0118 wood Phalkil'ul MY 1M cess with which the 'British arms were crowned by ♦ feint o .IHOREniven . . - . •,. 1 had; am to IS, Paternoster-row. . A 1.... •!....... •—.ll A.ll ...SAL.. 0...... a.--- -r. ir , !___t_ _t rt __s • 2 • N iirr TUILWAt. -- . T. - I PAN- rr 8111, Contrectir for the preseit alth Imo4 i it tons- i • &pall Lottery, of oily. 11410 q .itcheo. rolfortfull, re' 1 '. slit- I mimes the Palate that the Omit of OM peptise Lottery w4I Ye ra:64l, tot draws on TULSDA Ir, "hetet\ ineimitivisigabil ' g lemon, I S nn, mid 2 . . 4 - . are pe- 4 ape. he tatisfitc- It ts peep, to remark. that to the Weill Leavy Tam bq' oriel of 1 le Nevtleaber lest. there were ail Tiekels tillekee to mo il & Friends . firtetee - therapell; the highest trite Is tltarpotery w a i nireolly ht We there are Iwo Priem of AMASS: At At.: 1111; ire, tied shy. of a speedy pie: thestfort lir idiot. . • " 888 vita nod .t• the Otteber. I f wirier -' the Moo MS Lottery *aunts* teCIIIIkai:Pr121111 order' Is e *Moot AK°, io oisifoArAnsiikr o .ll 4l , 4lp i e : , " ' ' .4 Cfnilinkikallik 4)..`i , t ..- ~,, • l:,. :, i , iIY.. . rt . .-..', 1 . ,.. .....:• . .. I , . , r 1 1 My MO LAMMIPOIII. /PlMis. irsillt wriell opts W wimp. ... ... • !Imps enwireispe wirt.at am ..m..15••••••• wear:4 17 tun par. PIO be soomdered thumb. of Ciudad Rectum:mil pelmet 'adman tile Hoes° to take Sato its cooside- t = l mmo by oink! has* unities that it was nose .setlesk.tini:ipi . neit services ef lased; Weiliugtoo, and sr ;1 pH push sus insiiertant and sleMiena lb* to the bag' :the heavikpiety ender his conimani, - - it stoned be WI. , I * aide 4Ms sand eioeies. Bei ilia pemession amiiiiiiry . lie to *fen many observations. The a asitiop Amp site . with inspoi sere, slid Moslem aware of the importance of the object R ai it jig gl es . s o d ) ions Akpo r ip s t iblipee-iiiii-lity Utilised, of the merits of Lokd Wellingtee- , - • I• . ! isgpq ifit. Shs e t ef fl*figtha _-of thit tweed, the both were well deserving the marked a_ pprobatio n of '. . 1 Aispd- Army, new , Intentasillt Imlay important Parliament.—{lleor, hoer, heirkij—W WI respect ke s ewe ! pewee*, ea points whoa ,4111- MI" eat bar. t *- the Atieb" .(kt ass did Prvinil) of the propriety 1 WI is • r opthy neaten& berm., lOW it * Melted to doom of erma‘arles.tbe thanks of Parliament upon so many ;,, l 11.. fi *mot (Nimbly Ablated plialisteraWs lei the safe. aeceimombhightsight the Mouse ) whatever they might • f , . ' • ' i / i " I" • . • • . .. . , - p . • , , , . . .. .. , • ~ . , . „ .. . , • . , . - 4 1 .. . . _.. . . ... • , ' • ....-..... To Gentlemen, Nurserymen, Gardeners, and Others. Valuable Nursery Stork, near Lea Bridge. Layton, and Clapt on. By Mr. J. COCHRAN, On floe Premises. on MONDAY, the 17th o: February. 1812. and following Days, at Eleven o'Cloek, by Order of the . Proprietor. Mr. Rachnrd Sohown, OMPRISING very floe fan yews, of different C sizes, fur hedges nod blinds; dim% anxious sizes, very Coe spruce Ors, of dilfereot ages ; Weymouth piers and form tree' of differed heights. tor blinds sad plantations; a guntitity of strong thorn' and crabs fur repair's.; old, or ntikhg imme diate fences; Ate box trees, box edging, and dower roots; me. lea frames; a complete new 6-inch wheel market ears, plats\ and harrans, turt-tomes, were-nibs, market baskets of sorts, a great commit; of rod and while sage for benching, and a heap of rotten dump To be viewed-till. the Sale. and titialogsh had of Mr. Si ' born, on the Prankes; at the Cock. Rutting t Two Brewers. Woodfard; New LW, Waltham; White Mott, Roraford ; at the Cittedonian Nursery. near Kingidemd ; at Mew.. Gordo, and Co.'s, heed Shop, Fenehurelpstreet ; nod of the Auctioneer * No. Duke-street, Oranenormipa ire. N. B. Fof the eonvealopwe oot purchasers, the Lots to he takes away till Lady-Day nest. Ex !lent Leasebold Residcure, Baum, held fur a tens of 61 - ).ers, at at grimed-real of 121. Db. par sown, bumbtax r•• deemed. Br Mn. WILLIAMS, At the Auction Mart, isa THURSDAY. Feb. ?I. at Titelve o'Oluck, nolo. preview atop:l.rd of by Private C4drort. A'. CAPITAL LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE, .cm, haNdownely fitted op. with era, b.imosike and t m.,.. k oan ga. tar, uE . re ow!, inclosed VIIII in* polbadoes, and virtlen. soit. woe r a or.pectattle family, who nut/ have boasedialt pat seal. , very viewed, slim., solar Nardi Brispat, Moo bids 1 May be viewed till tbeSale, an Parliroitta lad 4- lit . r : llkialry - Tavern. Kennington g Prince sof Wales, Wilma i Greyhound, Streatham • Rime. Arms, Craydoos g trod of Mr. Williams, Noi. 7. In the Auction blurt. TO TIMBER MERCHANTS AND BMW:ILS. TO BE SOU) BY PRIVATE. CONTRACT. AN extensive Forest of FIR TINIBER, in Pee r* hit...shire, Seminud, situate on the B mks of ?Se River Tweed, and only 26 miles from the Part of Uhl,, where niece is every facility for iliippiug it M the Lowden Market. This Corea contains Trees of large dimensions. being etimidesably mitre than one hawked 'Tart; gnash and fit for Imildings of every de scription. There is n movt earellent Saw Will, drove by water. that the . pitrelmwr of the Timber may be accommodated with for cutting any sized Plank they Amy think fit. Pat deal 414 may be know by applying to Mr. Tarabell. Pee bles; or Adam Murray, Sorveyar sad 'mad Agfa., S. Pickett street, Tempte-bar, Loadoe. Lentos past paid HAMPSHIRE —TO BEI ET. For a Term of 14 yeart, and enteredaw at Michaelmas neat, AIA, that capital FARM, called SWANMOItF, 11 ASELHOLT ea LUNDY BARRI comprising a good Dwelling Howie, Offices, Cottages, and Gardens, and about N5O acres amnia excellent Wheat aid Turnip band, all Inclosed, sad bas an exteutive common p Mirage. citrate and lying in the parish at Droxford, S mart from Waltham Abbey, and only about 13 miles from Gosport and Portsmouth ; good roads to both places. The dwelling boast commands me of the finest prospects in the county, leaving a full vim* or the Ike of Wight and the Needles. Every edeoctragemeat will be given to a farmer of capital science and indu.trv. Partkulars dray be known by applying to Adam Murray, Surveyor and 'Aug Agent, 3, Pickett-strees, Letter& post-paid. 1K r-. PI 1