The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-01-13 00:00:00

COLONEL WARDLE. SUBSCRIPTION fur indetnnifyingC OLON EL WARDLE a.taiast all Loves, Charges. and Expences, be nifty have sustainel, or he liable to, in reinseqoesce of his •tertioe. in the Public behalf. particularly during the last Ilession of Parliament; and to express the sense of the Na tion ota his independcut, undaunted, and patriotieconduct. Subscriptions will be received by Samuel Brooks, F.sq. Treashe*). No. UO, Strand t Robert Weidman, Esq. flcot-street; Joho Hoppe, Minoan; ; Mr. Wm. Bogen, 186, Oxford-street; Messrs. C. and It. Bell, 9S, Oxford-street; Mr. Goddard, 8, Patthbooe-place, Oxford -street; John Wright.l6, King-street, Cheapside; tEdward Langley, Esq. Edgeware-road; John Frs. Desanges, Fitt. sS, Wheeler- Street,- Spotal-fields;She Lan bourn Ward Coffee-boase, Feochurch-street ; and at the Bar of the Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strand. •woosur anvitairtilus - £1E136 13 10 A Pqr Friends, by R. B. Blundell, Esq. by Waldman. bss. 19 IS 0 J. Poole - 11 0 R. Stacey, Esq. Tong- J. 'N. ditto - . 1 1 0 Lodgeoear Shifnal W. Kingsbutd, ditto 0 5 0 SaloP_ - - '3O 0 1 Edward Roberts 1 Ifl Mr. J. Hancock, Not- John Kw& - 11 0 tioghain - - 35 0 W. B. - - 1 1 0 R. S. a Liveryman of X. S. - - 1 1 0 _ _ Loudon - - 5 5 0 A donation from the P. H. - - 50 0 Bill of Rights 1 111 W. West - - 9 3 0 T. Tapp, Cheapside 1 1 0 Three Friend% at nil- Stephen Waller, ditto 1 1 0 ham, per `.tr. Wil- •J. Millard, Readtog 1 1 0 cox - - 33 0 J. S. an enemy to the The well meant Tri- Abi l ities of Power 1 1 0 • bate of 2 26 Jourucy- Mum !! (A Placeman) 1 1 U men Mechanics 3 5 0 B. R. a Friend to Fair A Coach-master - 33 0 Trial 017 6 C. Puttiager,Ese. per 178 Pence from 178 S. Miller - 22 0 labouriogMen in aid W. S. a Freeman of of Virtuous Patrio- Loudon - - 2 2 0 tism - - 014 10 W. L. - - 2 2 0 Bya few friends form- R. IL. - - 22 0 Wig a very Anal! sn .l. V. - - 2 12 0 ciety near the Tern- H. C. - - 9,20 pie - - -015 eJ sir. J. Ilardaistle, W. Worrell - 0 1 0 Bow-lane - 2 0 0 GauyshoultU SWORD SOB. Nicholas Newcombe, scut rrio N. per favour of of Oak hampton, Joseph Hoyle, Esq. as fol with a hope that ;he lows— Ilubscriftion will not 14 Inlsabilmats Of Coo cease until the Colo- terbury,ln testimony ael is completely re- of tbeir approbation iniberscil - 2 2 0 of Colonel Wardle's Thomas Rowell, &q. conduct - 20 1 0 Cambrido - 920 W. Ifoneywood, Esq.. W. Enden. Esq. ditto 1 1 0 51. P.. - 10 10 0 Idr. W. Bilkier, and G. and W. Keen - II 2 0 Mr. H. BeWiwi, per A Priem!. by ditto it 0 G. Harris - 1 1• S. Kin4sford, Esq. t 9 0 AK u 1 1 0 Jahn Spratt - 1 1 0 Three fos. 13-nenee's ! 0 0 William Chalk - 1 1 0 A Corner Pew - 1 1 0 Juan Savage 1 1 0 .7. Foliages', EN. Isle "aloes Large 1 1 0 of Wight - 1 1 0 James Itidnut - 1 1 0 Thomas Johnocia,jaa. 1 1 0 Richard Simkey - 1 0 0 W. Towasend - 1 1 0 Mr. E. Toller.farmer, Kiag's-Riptoo,llantsl 1 0 - - - Conformable to the Resolutions paned at the General libeling. timid at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, oe the 18th eh. Wall has been paid into the bawds of Means. Drum •ands, Burnam. SAMUEL BROOKS, Treasurer. D IETRICHSEN, Fashionable Tailor, at his old-estAhtl.httl Home, No. 1?, Rathbnae-plate, Oa tirtf-street, Loadon, rontinues to make (for Ready Money oily), is his uranium rtud bights-approved style ureutting, Wen of Fashion's Clothes, 'Ladies Riding-libit4, sad Young Gentlemen, Measles, plain or elevnity trimmed. Country Besident9 may be informed bow to transmit tbeir Measures by Poet; awl Orders from new Customers to he ac ciiinpasieJ with u Remittaare. FASHIONABLE CLOTHES. ON MOST ADVAN TAGEOUS TERMS. jr2IBIIONS, 11'004:n-draper, Man's 'Mercer, , NI-11 and 'fallow, No. 183, Fleet-street (three dour* from Vetoer-lane) having uo Maud a large qunutny of CLOTHS, . • ratcheted IA FORE t# very great ADVANCE, is enabled ea supply Geo'lames with Clothes, at the prices below (for Plady wont), ateuriag them the Quality of Cloth, the FA'. 'Ultra sad Worimenehip, cannot be exceeded, of which they bay As totalled, Iry ibrobos, a /rout variety of Mioolieu L....... cloths,aodevery aniele le the &lama' each being alwayesept. N Very best Superflue Cloth Coats, made to measure £3 10 0 ‘4\ • Soper ditto - - - - 210 0 Good Ser rind ditto - - - 1 16 -0 Great Coats of leery description, on proportionate terms. i Vero , beet Superfine Rerseymerc Breerbes - 16 0 ggtble-milled ditto - . - 114 0 r ) double twilled Cord ditto - - 0 1S 0 t t __lt is particularly requested Gentlemen will observe the . / Number, 183. 7UCL, Beverley, Scarborough, Whitby, Lin. . ruin, Peterborough, and Ntiriona Cross, NEW POST ACHES, (carrying univ four inside) set out every morn leg from the GOLDEN CROSS, Charing-crass. Tice HULL Mad ()oath as usual every Evening. By GEO. BOULTON and CO. From the Golden-cross the following Carriages set out, beside many others two numerous to mention : York an I Leeds New Post Coaches every Morning. • Liverpool Es peditlues Post Coaches, only Oue Night oat, every Monsiag at Six. Holyhead and North Whits Mail even , Evening. Huh bead, Shrewsbury, and Birminghaus New Post CIAO!' every Morning at Nine. Ludlow, Worcester, and Oxford Mail every Evening, soda New Post Coach Teesday, 'Pnursday, and Saturday at Two. Matto& Haven, Canansthen, Gloucester, and Cheltenham Mail every Evenin Chelleultain and d allied New and only Day Coach every Morning at Six. • Brighton, Earthmen, Wonting, Hastings; Portsmouth, " Southampton,• late of Wight; Bognor, Chichester, Antudel, Little Hampton, Margate, Itamegate, Dover, Deal, ilythe, Folkestone, hr. &r. Coaches - y 011.1( and LEEDS Now Commodious, Safe, Cneap, Expeditious POST COACHES will set wt frum the GOLD EN CROSS, Charing Cross, and BELL IIAYA'IE, Ludgate-bill, every mornii% at half-past ; Breakfast at the Red Lion, Barnet; d o te at too Cork, E:.- on; A,tp at the Grethain Ion; Breakfast at the Red Lion, • floacuifer sad arrive at Li•eds by Twelve, and York by Oots. al WOO% There are only four Cinichnten employed, a n d ;be swop Guard and Coach go throughout. Every exer. tion been, and will contioue to he made, to reuderthis the be.t conveyance 03 the North Road. Inside, to York and Leeds, .C 3 Ss. Outside, ,Ct ) . - Dy ONORG4i 80431,T0N end Frost the Golden Cross, followiag Carriages set oat, be side many others too .annerou, to airsitiun s LIVERPOOL. Espedltioas Post Coaches, only ate olsat Out, t vtry Momlig al Six. L Y HEAL/ .unl North Wales every evening. HOLYHEAD, S'arewsbary and Btriaingliam New Post Coaches, every Morning at Nur. LUDLOW. Worcester, tali Oxford Mail every evening, and a New Post Coach Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, at Two. MILFORD HAVEN, Carmarthen, Glotteaster,„ and • Cheltenham Mail every cseitin„;. CHELTENHAM ani Oxford New and only Day Coach, livery Mooting at Six. BRIGHTON, East Bourn. Worthin, Hastings, Ports mouth, Squtisampton, Isle uf Wight, Herm/. Chichester. Druadel, Little Hampton, Maratate, Ranisgate, Dover. eal, [bribe, Folkstone, &c. &c. Cuaches daily. fl HI !ALA INS are prevented from breaking, A.,./ and their tormenting itching iiecantly removed. by NV HITE II D's ESSENCE of MUSTARD,aalvena lly _ esteemed for hs extraordinary efficacy in Rheumatism, Pal sies. t; wt. Affection, and Complaints of the Stomach ; bat wr here ibis certain Remedy has been wuknowa or Neglected, and the Cbilb have setaally broke, W H ITEVE A D's YAM ILY CERATk, will ease the pain, and very speedily heal tbcm. Prepared and sold by R. JOHNSTON, Apothecary, 15, Greek-street, Sabo, London; the Essence and Pills at Is. 9d. each—t h e Ccrate at Is lid. Stal/ every Medicine Yeader in the United Kinalorn. el' The tiensiime bat a black ink sump, with the sane of 11. Joel& aroN,l.lrrtdd ru b. COLONEL WARDLE. AT a MEE CILNI-G cunvelted by Advertisitment in the Public Papers, held at the Globe Tavern, Liver pool, on Wednesday, the 10th January, 1810, THOS. RLWSON, Juts. Esq. Ps the Chair, TT W•S RISOLVISD, That in instituting the late Inireiry into the Conduct of his Royal Highoess the Duke of York, which terminated in his Royal Highness resigning the Chief Command of the British Army, G. L. Wardle, Esq. has rendered a signal service to his Country. That in prosecuting, independently of any political party, inquiries into various public abuses, be has promoted the pub lic welfare, and that he ought to be ialemnitied against all expences which he has now incurred, or may hereafter incur in 'consequence thereof. That a Subscription for this purpose be immediately set on foot in the town and neighbourhood of Liverpool. That the following Gentlemen he reque.ted to form a Com mittee(with power to add to their number), t o manage the Sabscription, which they are directed to remit to Samuel /hooks, Esq. Treasurer to the Committee appointed in Londonp-- Tnows3 RAWSON, Jun. insnua EVANS TROWAS Hoorn THOMAS GRRCV J. Bossricx, M. D. WILLI4II LLATHIIOII W. Bout.? JOHN RICII•NDSON ALIM•NDBR CARSON WILLIAM S. ROSCOE J. K. CASEY Jour ASHTON YATRA. THOMAS ROBINSON, Treasurer. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to T. Rawson, jua. Esq. to. Lis able and judicious conduct in the Chair. Subscriptions wilt be received by the Treasurer and Mem bers of the Committee; and by Mr. Gore, mid Mr. Robin son, in o'3de-street, at whose Shops 11Juks fur the insertion of the names of Subscribers are opened. TO THE GENTLERIEN, CLERGY, AND FREE HOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF ESSEX. GENTLEIIII:N. I TT h • ATitli,T been reported thst the Meeting assent. bled ontenday last hnd refused to pledge themselves to supportme. because 1 held a Sinecure Place, I beg leave to contradict it. The reasons urged at that respectable, though thinlv-attended,-amemblege of personi known by the name of Whigs, was, that I would not declare 'myself a PARTY Max, at ter the avowed example of the Member. for Mil don. In fact, a proposition was mute to me, that if I would pledge myself not to offer myself beyond the present Parliament, I should be supported. To this offer I gave a positive refusal ; saying, that I would be accountable to the ' Freeholders at large, and not to any Junta, under any deno- Mil)114011. One Gentleman only objected to me, on account of My Sinecure Place. He gave me no ofence, because he ex pressed true Whig principles. But I hope that I shall satis fy my young friend, to whom the Freemen of Maldon are much indebted, with the fallowing declaration and avowal. Should I be returned to the House of Commons. I will, to the otino.t of my abilities, support the introduction of every species of economy in the expenditure of the public: money, and, in particular, the abolition of all unmerited Pensions and Sinecure Pl.,ces, notwithkianding I shall I.e a sufferer myself. I sun willing to set the e‘ample; and do pledge myself to this County, and to the Country in general, that if I should not succeed hi this species of Reform in the tint or second Session, I will either resign my Place or any Seal; as I entirely agree with this young Patriot, that it will be high ly indecorous for a Member repre.enting this Independent County to enjoy is Sinecure Place of a£l,llo per annum. i I am, Gentlemen, your faithful humble servant, MONTAGU BURGOYNE. EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE NEAR LY NEW, LITTLE EASrCHEAY, uear IidrOLPH LANE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY Messrs. SKINNER. and CO. on the Premises, No. 15, Little Easteheap, Gracechurch-street, on blonlay next, January la, and following Day, at Eleven o'Clock, I Es Val 110UgElIOLD FUIt,NI JL T !IRE, made in the present Fashion, and of the best Manufacture; new within a few Months, the Property of a GeIIIICOLIII, going abroad. The Furniture comprises two elegant four-post _Bedsteads. and, Chintz-pattern Furniteres, lined and fringed ; Beds and Bedding, Blanket!, 4c. excellent Mahogany Chairs, covered with Satin Hair Cloth aol Brass Mouldings; two handsome Sofas; several very e:.ce:lent Carpets of different sizes; hand some Pier, Chimney, and Dressiog Glasses, ill rich gilt frames; superb framed Mirrors ; 11 elegant japainied elbow Draw ing -room. Chain I. Commode Chests el Drawen ; Secretary and Bookcase ; Gard Pembroke, and Maim Tables; Sets of Tea, Colfee and ! fable Services, vertu/Inv 150 pieces; some fine Priut;, richly framed and glazed; three eery ele gant Freed' Drawing-room Window Curtains, lined through out with yellow, and fringed; fancy Hearth Rugs, Kitchen Requisites, and many other Articles. Tne Whole may be viewed the Mornings of Sale, when Catalogues may be had at the Bridge-Ward Cotfee-house, Gracechurch-street ; and of the Auctioneers, Newington- WHIG CLUB. TRE next Meeting of the Whig Club will bo Imo Tuesday, the 6th of February, at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strand. His Grace the Duke of NORFOLK iu the Chair. STEW A R His Grace the Duke of Beciiord Sir A. Pigott, M. P. The Earl of Albemarle Henry Howard, Esq. M.P. Right Hun. Lord Holland Muster, Esq. R. W. CLARKSON, Sec. PRICE OF STOCKS MI, 3 per Cent. Cont. 691 ex. div. per Red need b9l • 4 per Cent.. .t 341; 5 per Cent.linvy 091 103 Cutout. for Acc. 701 i DAY AT ON F. O'CLOCK. Long. Ann... 18 9-16 t Omnitint ..... ...$ Wens. ludit an0tt5....4.55. 466. Kith. Bill:, 9s. 134. Lottery Tickets M. 15s. THE SYATESMAN. PKOPOSITI TENAX. LONDON: SATURDAY, JANUARY 13.. • THEIR ci-devant 44 HIGH MIGHTINESSES" Of the once proud Republic of Rolland, are now in. finitely below that situation in which they implor. ed, as the "poor and distressed States of Hol land," the assistance of our ELIZABETH. At that memorable period, the Dutch preferred death Ito slavery; but at length, corrupted by an inOrdi. nate pursuit of commerce, they can basely sub. mit to be disposed of by NAPOLEON like a lock of sheep, without a single effort to reams their ancient independence. It will be seen, in an article dated Amsterdam, December 12, which we have extracted from Ger man Papers to the 31st ult. received in town this morning, that the inhabitants of Holland await their fate its silent apprehension—and the barn. tarter of public credit and confidence—the funds —fluctuate with every report that reaches Am. sterdam—for hitherto the devoted IloHanders seem to be in complete uncertainty of their destiny. 46 Less apprehensions" of time changes that await them, seem to be now entertained in Amsterdam, in consequence of which, their funds have ape. slowed a considerable advance. The indepen dence of Holland has already beets destroyed by THE STATESMAN. ~~-- :, . the extinction of the Republican form of Go vernment, and the forcible introduction of lito. narchy ; and, under these circumstances, we really cannot see how the'Dutch can be losers by that change, of which they are apprehensive. • Give but the United Provinces commerce and like other nations of traders, they will be satisfied. Whoa the putresceney of the commercial principle has once universally diffused itself throughout the en tire mass of a society, adieu to the love of Liberty and indcpendcnoc. DRZSDEN, Dec. ls.—Oar King has received very due presents front his Imperial Majesty at Paris, mulcting of su perb vases, and some services of Sevres porcelain and tapestry. GeseralVa Ltacr i w km commanded the troops Odle Duchy of Warsaw in Spain. has received the Grand Cross of the Saxon Order of Henry. STOCILZOLII, Doc. 4.—The Treaty of Peace concluded with Denmark off the 10th, will be immediately ratified on our part. The Pivotal' Conroenor of Legstioo, VON TAaßAcss, and the Secretary of Legation, Count Voir L•uNDOVIIN, are ordered here.—(Coresspeatleatsa.) CONSTANTIXOPLI. Noe.lo.—The storms have been so violent this year in the Black &a, that several Rustles ships of war have been obliged to take shelter in Turkish ports there. It It said here that the Russian, bad considerable de feats under the walls et Silistria, and to have been forced en tirely to abandon tba right bank of the Danube. The Gft•sD Visica's head-quarters areal Rudschuk. Prince BAGRA• rtori, Commander in Chief of the Russian army, has his head-quarters in Moldavia and Wallachia.—A French conrier has brought the news here of the Peace between Austria and France.—(lftne. Zeiluag.) WARSAW, Dan. 14.—1 n New Gallieia, a National Guard has been formed. The whole Polish military force. in cluding the army, which is from 60 to 70,003 men strong, may be raised to 103,003. It is confirmed. by private advice's, that Russia obtains tit* 400,00 J souls stipulated in the Austrian treaty, in Old Galli eia, and that part on the frontiers of Podolia, which bor der. on the Buccawine on the South. The two circles of Parnopol and Zaliaseyth, will be united with Russia.—(Cor respontlentsa.) Beaux, Dec. 16.—This day se'nnight the solemn entry of our beloved King will tale place. The whole garrison torus out on the mad of Wressenfels, and then returns with the guards that shall have joined it. Meantime the citizens will mnwit guard. The King has waived all exclusive demon strations of joy; yet, notwithstanding this, a general illumi nation will take place.—(Correspondenlea.) DRICIDICN, Dsc. 13.—His Serene Highness the Prince of Poxva .Coavo, and the Duke of ABRANTES, have re ceived the Salon Grand Cross of the Military Order of St. Hubert. On the 4th Instant the Saxon unity was still at St. Poulten. Major-General Geasooar, who is lately returned from our army, where he was chief of the General Stall, is now busied with a plan of organisation for the Saxon army, which is to be wholly placed on the French footing.—(Cor respondeolsa.) WARSAW, Dec. 11.—On the part of the Polish Gowen ment, the direction of the great festivity, which is to take place here on the 18th or 20th instant, in honour of the re turn of the army from Cracow, is left to the management of Prince SABLANOWSICY and Count Sommowsmr. Prince Sotto Lew sx r is also expected here, to celebrate this feast. Before the dismemberment of Poland, In 1772, the popula tioo of that klagdom consisted of 14,613,421 sohls,—(Corrs spondenten. ) Aucusuß Gar. Dec. le.—Frese MM tit, sad its mimeo, 4 a vast quantity of corn and dour is exported to Tyrol, Va ralburgh. and Saltaburgh. 1a Tyrol, there is such a want of oats, that the Bavarian cavalry is all sent back. The Bavarian Minister of Finances, Baron Vox Roo- lessen, who died at Munich, was 45. years old. The Austrian Generals HILLINGICR sad Rt tiaras are returned hither, as prisoners from France, and immediately continued their journey. AKSTERDARI, DEC. 12.—Less apprehensions in general are now entertained hereabout the changes which await our country, and to be convinced that a change of frontiers none is the question, and that that which will be lost in the South West will be regained in the North. Our Funds have again I risen several per cent.—(Correspoudenten.) Josror.rtsc, Dec. 10.—At nine o'clock this morning Peace between Sweden and Denmark was signed by the re spective Ministers Plenipotentiary, viz. the Chevalier Vox ADDERII6IIO and the Chevalier Vow ROSENtIt•NZ. It consists of ten articles, in which is stipulated the restora tion of peace and friendship, cessation of hostilities, surrender of prisoners on both sides, restitution of sequestruted property, renewal of the convention for delinquents and prisoners, res toration of posts between the two States, and of commercial relations,•aad renewal of ancient treaties. THE following reported changes have been 16 thrown out" in a Government Evening Hack ; " Lord ELDON to resign the GreatSesl, and 66 become Prebident of the Council, in the place as of Lord CAMDEN, or Speaker of. the House " of Lords ; Mr. PERCILVAL to bu the new Lord " Chancellor ; Lord WEL4ESLET First Lord of 66 the Treasury; Mr. CANNING to resume the " Seals of the Foreign Department ; and Mr. " HusaissoN to bo Chancellor of the Excise. " (nice!!! - When Marquis Wzit.xst.ey drank " %cuss to his Majesty's Governaiefit." We presume the real weaning auttipirit of the foist to have been— .. Success to his Majesty's—Mlnisteni---oar noble selves." There is a cock and a bull story in circula. Lion of Mr. Pcncerat. having applied to Mr. KOMI? DUNDAS, who wrote-to his fattier, Lord MELVILLY., who wrote to Mr. PERCETAL, who stated that all he mold offer, was' an Earldom, which offer the Noble Scot threi in the worthy Premier's face. Although the holidays arc now over, the public may- expect much holiday amusement, crc the stormy billows, with which the Cabinet is agitated, subside! ! ! It is believed that the son of the Marquis of STAITORP, Earl Gowan, will move the Amend_ anent on the Address, in the House of Commons. 'JOKE bustle was created lost night, by the arri val wf a Gentleman in town from Harwich, where r ho landed from Heligoland, with dispatches, as i t was rumoured, on Thursday. Nothing has hi, therto tranapinxl on the subject. We congratulate the People on the rising spi r i t et the country in expressing their sense of Col. WARDLS'S merits. Our readers will perceive that a very respectable Meeting has been held on t h is subject at an ct at L d sine ivemarpwl)at which a subsc r ip t i on was opehundreds instantly subscribed. The Duke of CUMBERLAND i reported to h a y s declined accepting the Governorship of P urls . month. The Officers of the 7th, 10th, 15th, and igth Regiments of Light Dragoons, have subscribed upwards of 15001. for the purpose of purchasing ; piece of plate, to present to Licut..Gen. PAG ET Colonel of the 7th Regiment. Among the s u b: scribers are the Prince of WALES 2001., and the Duke of CUMBERLAND the same sum. It is asserted that Mr. PJNLNEY has receise4 instructions by the John Adams, that, should Bs : Minister be sent from England to supply the pl ies of Mr. JACKSON, he is to demand his audienc e • of leave, and to return immediately to *the United. States. It is confidently asserted, that the British array under Lord Wut.r.rNarox, at the date of the last. 'dikes, did not exceed 12,000 men fit for actual Bknitsurar.—The Meeting of this County, which will take place at Abingdon, on Mond ay next,.for the purpose of taking into consideratio* the propriety of presenting an Address to his Mt. JESTY on the proscut alarming state of public id. fairs, it is thought, will be very fully attended. A great number of Lord GRENVILLE'S friendi have left town to be present at his installation as Chancellor of the Vniversity of Oxford. A most superb Service of Plate was displated at Lord GRENVILLE'S magnificent Entertainment at Camelford House. The silver Font at which the late Lord CAMELFORD was baptized was placed at the sideboard. The large new silver Candle Branch was greatly admired fur the elegancel the form and workmanship. Extract of a letter from an Officer in Barbados, dated Nor. 10, 1809, says :—" Considering the %Vest Indies has not been so sickly for some years as it has been this last season, I may account my. self fortunate in not having, at yet, ha I any at. tack of fevers. Thank God, we now begin to be a little more healthy. At Martinique, in one month, we lost 600 men ; and at Anti,;int,' the ships of war have suffered, in loss of men, very much indeed.---The Abercrombie had 250 in the hospital at one time, of whom 52 died!— The Ringdove has likewise suffered greatly.— The Gluire frigate lists lost many nicl, but as yet no officers have died belonging to her. The Gloman brig of war, Captain Pickford t is lost in Carlisle Bay ; her people were all saved by the Gloire's boats. Young Curran t , ' a Lieutenant in the Navy (who came from Eq.. land with MI. cormick, a son of the celebratedi Counsellor in Ireland, has haa.a dreadful attacks, the yellow fever, but is now pronounced ont ei danger. Preparations are making at Martinieesi on an extensive scale,' fur au attack upon Quade l loupe." At the Ball lately giveb by Mrs. SCOTT MUlt: ttAT, of Common 11111 1 par Maidenhead, the supper, we arc told, weer I the produce of the " labours of fire men-cooks and two coerce: " tioners." if the Company, which consisted only of 100 persons, did justice to these labours, they must have been in fine condition for "trip. ping it on the light fantastic toe" after supper. A Witness at the Old Bailey, on Thursday, imputed the corruption of a girl indicted for re. lony to the Prosecutrix, a Lady 'of the Town, of ' the name of STRAT - rr m, promising to introduce her to the Duke of QuEENSgurty, who woaltl give her five guineas for every visit. The Jury gave no credit to this testimony, finding it, as %.1 presurr impossible to conjecture the existence of any rational object in the proposed visit of the young lady. ' A fire-eating Spaniard, while exhibiting his skill last month at Potersburgh,. unfortatiately swallowed a piece . of hot iron, wbicli occasioned his death in a few days after, in great agonies. Early yesterday morning the Lefeester.waggon, coming to Mr. Pickford's, the 'Whit,. Bear Inn, Basinghall-street, mai robbed, between Finchley Common and twee, of several bales of goods tau a large amount ; the robbery was not discovered till the waggon arrived at th e i n n, w h en it was found the thieves had cut the cords of the waggon. Thursday afternoon, a man, decently dressed,. who appeared to be a carpeevr, walking 'Wig Thames.street, near Dowgaie-hill, was jammed between a waggon and the waif, a. d killed on the spot. The toJy, was taken to Allhallows Church, A patent has been lately obtained for splitting hides, so that each side of it. may be manufactured for the purposes fur which an entire hide has tberto been used. • The grain side (or 'roaches, Stc. and the flesh side for white leather. At three o'clock yesterday morning an alarming fire broke out at Dover, which burnt furiously for some boors, and has totally destroyed the Lou. don Inn; by the immediate arrival of the engines, and prompt aid of the troops its the garrison, the conflagration will fortunately prevented from spreading. Mrs. Dobson, one of the midwives belonging to the Westminster General Dispensary, was safely deliverell of three fine daughters ott Saturday morn ing., all of which are doing well. Wednesday last, a priva!e;soldier, belonging to the 82d regiment in the barracks at Brighten, having been sentenced to receive a severe fiageNa. tion, for repeated desertion, to avoid the punish ment, cut his throat ; and, at the moment the guard entered the apartment in which he was confined, to march him to the halberts, he war found weltering in his blood. lie had, however, although the incision. in his neck is is very deep one, misaml.the vital parts, and he ii_PPggig4 realm, Arrived. Mail% Due. 1 9 . WAterforci...•••••••••••••• 2 0 1 1 .. Lisbon.