The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-08-25 00:00:00

11. ; ~i ~~ 2 I. '..ivMC' ~..., ' 141114 .. I .4,ki: :..-.-!.. AA, . !LIAO. ....‘• 4 1 " . Clutht „.. . Ilus t cabaret:l n al'. • • •-• • 1 l.. 4: PR ICE fue ST(W)CS THIS DAY 7 .011r6!re 034LINDM Ban& VlB • k la/i& 1;00616a ;, .i:: !to $ par Or 3ed. 57; • Eechrq 9 r*iii 16 1 4, , , ,....;. 5 per (Lein c•,,,, 5741 PP" par 3p 1 %,.. 4 per Cream. 72: 4 • [meanie •6/ p • ar' a per Co. 14aa1 h7o; Oaerali fag' AX•CI. Ma *r .. Lin*. %ma. /4 7.1(4. , kreary Tickaa . .• -ir • r • c TH .1 _:ST2f - TESiti AN:. ..,,,.., a.... .. • • .. L -.1...,!!!‘ ••-.. ....,,,.... -., WEAN ESOXIN .111915* 11ik ,144 a.: ,‘„,4;1 ,: :4 ,. - ' • •ossligsoi4.r. 4 ' - ..^.,h.;•:ri........' Two Heligoland-111SM 'arrived this Innieneg t into_ the is ttelligence trostilrfl)y dirt is pot ffenillatati, date, and no wa : y.i intetcpating, as will ila alllt hi the rAJlo%imk etitfactirt-- ." ',.. - .''• •' t . . - "*" A I Luton nOsti., ‘,go. 11.-, T ROsilaotit AO t : 7 ,4' po t commeneutaint.ishi. jpignimplo-in: . oleariot., 'Atlikl , the second' ling.oi-ditasaristiott,, which , lotlllqlha s h; complete rmt3ittißaiillte 20th Inst.- Thliailleglths . taint a considerablegoplifer.2Tr4lllloll‘holalfl ..b., , ases outaitle 4 iliejOh;nWdirs4" . te*riliOtrtlibP' side of the Altona .ormill.4,fg; as lrhil*fia`ti..:Tito: :Os - mill, Ihe greater. pact ef the iptiireteiy s irkb ehi , c. church belonging to Jlt,. #filcirtai•but licollr *lrk ' - built : that peer Of.'the Walk known by &OWL el , .., theßnpe.:walki•itill remaining ienle tiro /tikes iimi .., ,'hot yet , _ detelisholl t eoirtistiog or fl ilocrf otwitlii#, ' lime, and cheinut -rees,.togethet, With the in*: lions,, of the Boird of iteinireowtin considesibin; part of the fine houses bilk within the brit4o years,. in the Hamburgh Mount, witching to tltittotfmeigh- ' house.. A third line would, in ente-.-It ibeeill - -be found necessary, reach vdirect front thM .to • theT entrance of the Danish town of Altotity=4-the whole distance from our walls to there being drily ilb'iut: 350 tulles. . . , We learn that the celebration of his Impeller Ma jesty the Eittptitur's bietk.day will take isigagow the 10th and Halt inst. in our city. FRONTIERS oTßoitest Ai 'USX ‘29.t-friecistditsfth all appearances.' the Emperor of Ansi!la itsithtthillt . in; 'vet) , weight to his mediatiop . of lii , nee; ,hjf .; it: complete armament in . 144 Ilereilitury Stutuu ; but net ~, t heles: without •depa rt in from the mystosw 4 rare and netitsiNty .4 'tich he ban -adopted. Oren the a v posts hie n'ready estahliShed at Vienna, and those baitalions , of the Landoebr netnintsted, that are to piriorrn duty in the capital during the ahretwe of the tarri%nn. Great eottiesiptions of recruits and horses are made in lluttga.y. ft is said that the Hungarians had before.•.and requested to have a Diet held, and der , ared themselves willing to make every sacrifice whenever they sheeld.be informed.. inereparticelaily as to the extent of the armaments. The Weals it Vienna are in constant employment by Okay , night, and numbers of tradespenplisre ptitlirecitti." sition to get ready' accoutrements . forthenitity:viith the greatest dispatch. All the intretichments around the capital of Bohemia have again been put in repair, and palisadoes ate directed to be erected ie .d; &rent places. The beselifel woods will plantations at Wellross, on the Melaka, is feu. Enilet• from Prowl-, and belonging - ft Cherek, have been ohiig..lto' be fluty Sacrificed, as I Weide pottl is to bt• established there. Strong intrenebevents are throwing up round Leilmerita, both en the Elba, from Au-sig teMeiuck, and the vineyards attain& are tented into. strenz palisidued hedges. .: -. ' The Landwehr is every where romplets4,ll4l ON. forms duty equal with the parching reglwi . ls s ti,,i.t, all the military , prepara l ions are goint mills the great.4t spirit. The Congress for Peacetime/kit ed at Prague. appears hitherto to bare bees deigned to suffer al! kinds of difficulties, On the 'pert Arif France there fir, as yet, only Count de Ktirkeittne present. Thpishilp...ot vhiash is stuttooiig* sev.rai Diplossi4ie persons 'nice arrived eingkr pi the part of ItuflOß•ead Prussia ;. but naitlux'Neseslerl rode nor llaidoniterg, . who were announced, bow! as yet, appeared - he 'person. Baron Von Humboldt remains with nel:.oSurt at - Prigvie; as Prussiehi'Ave bassador : elth jilT....came N. Van LOMhOrd : jiya, SeltuwaluA andM; V. Avenel' are here on iheriVareli Russia ; and a Turkish Deputy has likewise, uaez• pettedly, apperfrell here. An English ArnbassaaeO is still expected. The personages belong's* to 1116, Austrian Emboss . y are the most numerwe!... Celle Metternich is personally here t with all his itiestdattis, at the head of whom is thp Conuctilerof State, Iludelot. Still we are without a confirmation of the renewal of the Ar.nkt:ce but those of our Readers who are, in an especial . manner, interested in the fact, may re v upon what we bare said concerning that subject. Nathinir upon the political lapis of Europe appears more certain to us, than that the attempt will be mule in Congress for establishing a CONTINENTAL PE4CI. Let nit Readers not be surprised that so . m a.ly reports I f a contrary nature are propagated and circulated. The greater part of' the diurnal- Briti4h Press if fititikly prostituted to the worst of purposes. The French have often reproached. es. wjth the rese‘blance we bear to the.Cirtialibilibt . character ; but we are every day morestwinfill** proachine, the nature of that people. :Peens high to. low an odious selfiltness and venality, pretalls ; mad , the national reputation of England will be lost Is -trugglo for individual •ptofi e t .and Vcla • .., distinction. Alnioit the *bias "of ;Ott . • E. : 4*. r • r.,4.• 4 , An. 0 0 0 6 r ' 'l t 1. , imu "fl sequeut 111616._1 Mti„,r 1 44 11,1 Is - W eethern sea, now testi ioteiy of sangei Nam 11 -London, expiftsed (like botany it elvels), and • /Oawel.. iiiid!ltejfkr"; , 11 ‘ inigaito . • 4 • . 40 1 0!Past there' ' 'a. icionee P 4, 5t 4 . 46.,1vi5h.s Asko this*M de4 by teteresti 4 by th oiler or thit erilliAtoni , be bitter esderleed; oicfialtit'Whin 'selling the famous tiknOitiOlVUieSss, * Gailiitiats,: spars is a powerful „wad beneOcial Cao-j linotted with tilts pram, which, dowel es ill jas.ja be weti ididentoo A I sad :not .tew ale (*rtes..: lakoked, is, seeettlteliisis delicate 'for 'Use tb istprOs *WV* homoi,floiroy, Ler4 .1 0 , 4if 1 . 11 , +PO other ei4riti4oo of the htte . ,.4 . l T Fmoi,.: ' .-VVI -rne t• • the giest-.. *posters lootitsow, :‘,VAtsiefssiff!!". - _ -;-,, - - . • ..0 :. -, bee,' (hasettriftetve experienced) the !semi IPV limn! - hag*; foci :shove • :the . native.. of St e, of w e i nt l., • bit vr o fider.worki - ot i n gnie f erowe;iuountry•tishere our advanced forces the placed, throe mee k .o f. . L or d 14 4 . 04. - A i, may ' be serer by: ti !oast ' tastrally experience . great &tips...mod diffi-• ipso p o w o.49ol6:in:,thol!itOeenn;a,'"tultiel; *is via - train !ncesiint 'hill Ind. •• • ilitTey they iirlip f i dir c0n0 44, of it toms t.. hi s l!sare to geoid and t S t ee t . , si f rl oAt . lri..not battik r isis life. But wby span, wca.menient is oongtomeeasini Able to emnmuoicato . 9 11 , / 000040 . iphabitupfs, 'the ef e irr i o aif thicdoosigit o . t h e ,B r i t i g h• gyitivin. 0 ,mho speak wither %pa skeet Ereech,buto miserable , .00rentment? 1 1 1 i. Ai* II ll* end felt in . e.teptiiiitoia. • Tke Atmosphere 4 thEitimeastains Weis*, et department qf duiliiiii kett•thelollitgfies , have lositi present, istodulttious, hse greet aerie, •issoisA•ng t sulfered,efte* m tliesilt; eldt:111 their miseriesitstentin Nation of betty ruin, and ire' more partie o s AI l a . urge them ft irksiOs.tisoir ,wrongs,: end .to .—tef lady sette . ii•Britisli constitution: An these tircum- .. those who ate lint iadi ng *the nauseous hemp! l-'.: itainces,conslilerO t lidded to' the. great number of Bat the cress, ibbYress,,ls the grand • : accumadatoe 1 weinded,left at. , Vittoria , it is not. surprising that, 'Of , this mass di coetiption.' The 'effusion oritbs,ioa, onnnander-in-Chiefrahould wish for and expect Neal like ih t ,.'b oo:mg - o f il l*. sun lifyiff nod , h i eve4Cenaiderable.reinforcenteets from Britain. The six rate, when .feedr noll ? gently ;skewed j ter w h en ' battalions froms ..Cork and Portsmouth are probably artfully collegti4l4 . ..eigge.U,both. al1010(0044.1 to Sp ai n . ere now , and on' the march to join : they destroy. - • The rood C onductors of thei , ?vim t o , will, however, be insufficient to effect what is ex- ; Amerweelludefartfos sensible as we aneverselves of ; llected from our army, by those who have not duly ' cite Injury ► they are doing the country; but like other I Reflected on • the nature of the contest, and the Peco iliarity of the country and climate where it is now- ;y . dirtied on. delinquents, they console themselves for the' initial of their conduct by the enjoyment of the wages 'cii . bribe. They know . how incapable are the men at 1 .. We refei to the Gmette of last night for the ac the head of our affair ! , of managin4 them in.thi count is ar givenby Captain hlapLes, of the Pelican, .of duous crisis ; they are quite conscious that the 'Y e- . his u.n ga t' llasit action with the American sloop of . wer e sem now pursued contains the seeds of ruin within , the Argue, and ,capture of that vessel. it; but they cannot' forego the profit of their praise, 'f It is said, that the Earl of D-Acitousse, Lieute and the influence their hypocritical coepteneece ;;nant-General the Hon. W., STEWART, Major-Gene yields them. The great trumpeter of a ruinous 'rm . t Mvaisat' and Major-General PAILENII.43I ) are has, by s his loud b . jib' lasts, raised some of hie ' l t il o be created Knights of the Bath. ' - ' ' Captain BLANCELET, of the - 23d, or Royal Welsh trumpeters to stations of emolument, and by: thei r _ Flailed:is, arrived at two o'clock yesterday, in Down-* inflated consequence to stand with the pillars'of the '{ng-street, with the _sword of Josten BorrirAirre, State. Bat on these evils and perils we: Might 'll4- abandoned in his !ligt from the bittle of Vitto r ia. scan t without end ; and, like& classicand patriotic wri. ' , Captain . B. is to 'set out this morning to present t his ter, who was reproved for laying down his. pen, ask ,trophy to the Palirce Karlin, unless his Hoyei Niglinesi ihoild pievisinidy *unite from 'Brighton, 46 quis legit; quit lee." But let us hope the Miss- • iiheace he'iies eipeeted to depart )esterday. is not far off - when the people of England eq..' : tin' erat Criyerdis carp passenger In the Goldjieck nit, ; and read to th. purpose too. The Gaielle o f •bil s of war, ' ,flitch arrive at Plymouth on Sunday last night endeavours to soften down the ecettplidni,lo fresn'Si.'Andero. : • ~.. , . . ..,....' the community in not being informed by Govertientet. A n-Olce has been given respecting the Swedish so. of the whole of the cost of our victories ... A. Via; 1 3 11iitiall°48 b y the Referees appointe d by Act of gering lagging account of the loss of .between. two • aillainent for the distribution. of the pro.perty.re ceivertor to be received from Sweden, that they have and three hundred man, is published in it: without' obtained proofs of the condemnation of 47, vessels et any information of what is going forward in the most ,Carlsharn E lo at Gotienburgh, And.seven at )L r 'stedt. interesting seat of war. What Lord WELLINOToIes ' •:: Admiral S h aw Yea is to _, Haas od o s p. u the Cork stati on. instructions er designs may be, we are allowed to triu 14 17;41 1( 61 n d t t e ha c t ain tk ni e * Rev. Dr. Istit,Arte has declined guess : but of 44711'11 9 46. , lu e l ' en e lpeed that he , - . the offer. tat 9 tde to him, Of Regius Professor of Dili ' a Precis* and deteluenet oiled in 'view, It b l ic, 11. nity, Ozlard, in the room of Dr. Hows,ev, the new that of attacking the British Comtifftclets . an d Bishop of London. . .., . thereby hoping to Malin: Pimpliest*, and Ire, - On Friday the Emerald and 4ilaske trans h por . is, St. Sebastian. !tow `fanner of . these places from Malta, were released from quarant i ne ,. Avutg ~tom,., . may be provisioned," we aunt learn ;. bet there bee! under that restraint 40 days. No sickne ss of an so factious nature bad ever appeared on. bo ard of is every reason to lediese that both garrisons, either -- '.. .. conscious of th eir importance to the ulthiate views of • ~ The Bisho p riek of Bristol it shunt to receive a NAPObteris have petboosolvesoo short allpwancs l • ' considerable addition to Ats episcopal revenue, through CANTERBURY • the lo order to hold out as long as possible. Upon the ,the means of the Archbishop of _ , fit* of these two places depends the t aireess or th e 7al . u h a e ble Rectory of Almondsford, on the Severn, patronage of the Bishop of BuisTur., having cootratedoes• of the apace on which the present . • in 4 just liene vomit, but the presentation to it de eampaign is to be coded. We have reason to believe treats delicacy, iio.4, 10 say hazard , Tite of sending, in ,,. . y r::::: r . Y ' Toprieg on his Grace as au Option, be has liberally •Ithat a majority of the eabinit Ministers feelthf,o7 •Ne s sed Ms right, on conditioe that it be annexed to ,i. wlsieli will raise it from six 'hotly Pmt t b r y no t p h s e b hiia t tit Ai iipe r l . ) ,P ut a d rty. Eu ghindsal Was, . bead red co two thousand Iwo, hundred pounds per, .• ; of isinctors was held at the East Itircle, of course r ors foe pushing , the reinfortiiieets : 1 ••India House, when the billowing ship s taken eplee to the eatremest pant. ' The different eieseseedline- ;Ow ensuiugAerison were thp,s timed, via. :-- . . ~ tires are Maly amounted for. :'' '. • ' • . ... ; ,..'i': : : 3 . • . .. itia lr i. oo4,o 4. pp Ei t ptio: f lanc etiike ," 14,baS.yliaindildigiusay; SirdWth.eFsrrete: " What has II" 4 " u are: : stt-t:•‘-,•-- 4. : 4 - 16 - Castle, Cos ii:. P fi l ataisa, =sad Oda& s incident the There are many, however, and protease* g amesters , t , . to Ittem air wns raveosie ottotain tlth her Oeioloor . , stay them 40 days, who meet for hazarding all on one ditir The .plain ' t ' r4 lvinctseliea and Marilais is r7:007. -torvManda;7ll-nr China; truth is, *O./Moister, have brought . thelklrigdota in Tatty:tit.= Prince rml n: f ly:4 f t ts t ind and a im t i : s i d ina canitan, ' - Intik:ate condition, that Its Ail, 10004 t IC Vein* -_lto - -hiveat.iitli Nosemher, ! all to T G ra , --It2a o'' to such an . 1. .--.-.. , '.l. friends are enable to say what Is bele t'o7he dente, Its long •as the system, which lik the ociesioes)Aft the mischief, is persevered in. They•havednee.ibri it as , the Chief City Magistrate did -i t i-ezereisitigvet regiment of which'he veil 'Colette!. He, tiart,exi it 1 and twisted it hbost, from his uraet of tacti c al skill, I till he could bring neither the front nor. mi . rank into its prope r condition, when he-blushingly askettJ an old Adjutant, standing by, if the disorder was , not owing to 7 4•!trogalaiity or wait of marked-411#' in the music plating, and what other' time the beisdl shUuld play. Why, said the veteran, a Cowin* 1 them to play • ' Tutu spin ; Wutsisttesogy Lord , l Mayor of London fit' . 1 ,' : ~:.....;,.:.•,,-. The present . posture of our attire, especially the military pert of' theM, puts es ieMind . or what was done at :the .death of the literary 'Coresiii,' Dr.. 300 .1 4 . 10: More last.dying words,"-=The WI, 11 . '4 dyingWeidi of the great phiiologist," he. fee.— Nite were.tol4tbat BONAPARTE was defunet, - politi cally and militarily -detettct id Russia. Since thee We toe been infointed again and *gain, - that .not a I:"4l#l%cq#lloo,6:Aft4 i*:, e a r! c 4 Sigia Aftrilrl l 4.4jOlNtv ! .., •Arrived this day the transport to take troops from th e • SaNed this morning, to the 'Earl Si. Vincent trans. ' regiment est i ,board ff 1 1 2. : Arrivied sereip) vessel: oatmeal' ta be foreign hound orttlinee, we Canbot learn._ schooner - Rapid, fort the Downs' athly i rae! wi th a Mail for st. A ,`Otiablititihkri. ( 3 .- io, on.ong ~, Arrtssll, mentioned aboie ..in . * vim in olio, inonn i ot, "„ l i r iiiir ee qi i iii k are the Lavin kt, for i ptienOS Ayrei l rhe • rii7aritheid . 64 , % v at 'd irt - 4-i n tri i :cei iihlifte Rhic.g/E91,._ . fridi Ito r 9 t i Ilk rtro/ ' . . uter intylit ;heir loot: dire, furtlier .00,194 furtism. . ---:*... . , t yonTsmo u t. s ltf t ; nd At;: i 4 24,..--A ith +ti ik ie c d ot hi lv s o Majesty" i* w y from the i7l l w talents • -east iigilpqop et . lu,Ci;il lll lki!' l .P l ' Pr . ~-.1 . ;Nip* , 4t...ig .'.` ' ''.•-, •*.. . • - -,- piny . were never so ;la liell required, .1 10 7. .IPP',l lO ll* -. ,;.? P , loMerAe!,. APe. -• W—Ar r! red the Americas .doesly‘ celled rm . ; 'a% et .thii tieve,` in; titnaaskotthei 4444:ner: pri wet dde(ine y from Isiantz, bound , 'Pefitequis or - Wzaikieroti." 'Mince the*Freaet amyl.! Ma;AXiffieeitPOce . !!,h, 4l ;F, tsli . ,'of schooner Tefrgraph, , o , cc . 90 , ..i iii:bn, ral . : or :001;01in. . t. .n a n g iii 1,th. 6 , - py i , ispito.Lbs, , ,dirrt fr ca . l!iiiy , tit a ; convoy for the DOM tiv 4061, , i"ite* ~.110it .4ii,A. r over, 04 :a tiel Oielit `. ) .LNU T "‘• .: . ' - • A i ii. s, r t' ~ Jainsica-fieet, destined for ti drilh IrlAta l l t r ,. - -- 7 .601451474)Ai Inrfter 1;10 00:41W-PACIL 41. OR „LAIL . Wiliikr 16:43 e 4 feted. ..f• , / , • ~ •;ioi. •,. ..: i l ....i. . 4 , .. Edna "--- .- r: - . . -• • •i. • - „... • .. . i kic,ti. - ' . • ..... • rThe sperti conimenced'here'yesferdayd ' At one o'clock. *ft. Prineessesaud the Pelncess • Chadutte r Wales .ofritedystid werdsbauded into : the stand at the vilintistPeNt, by the Doke of Yorke:, . eeie The fk QOp of 1000 value, the ierphis• In s)redie, %it att —ill7 ififir to be sold for 500,p. if deamaded. Afoul' mile bent...i. Duke of Yorks Ventere.4vn old • -• . . . Mr. Fortestutaee, 4 yrs old .• Mr. Siete% Sprightly ' '''. - • '.. •' -• ••• • - • •••,. • Joe M liter end two others Were ant placed. • .114pkilist Joe Miller. sto 2 not Vesture. 6to I optimum. The Sweepsthkes* of tke did net - fill.' • • ' -, ThelThMenien And. Gentlenteal Town Plate, wag IVOR ' Hitorlet Jima* W isdons very easily. The mleassm il alke . lava • theamped tiase. ' • ' Md.litonell Whipthor.g heat Mr. StraelrafflisOettMee-qoars • tertmf i mile: Amy odds on thd *lnner: . • " • Theffamons horse ancl.pict tire, Smolensk°, will run for .the Magna Chß rta-Stakes this. day. ,110. ii . backed at two Novae to tvini •.. ... - - -=!'• • ' . - of a ' 'Extract ____... iblyWorge, in lat. 67. N: 'teng: 3iittist; 'Oct 'the 13th July, ebbut eleven - ethic' atilitht; while lying et .anchor off .Flushing, ,the,Commander-in- Chief of that fleet sent khoat on-beard the Norge for the Captain,; as soots, ag ain _ we *weighed anchor and made Possible sail for the °oast of - Norway ; he . 'did Aut. infisriti any of us where we were goiag, until aitt iveria'S considerable way advanced on oar voyage. 'We - were then -Wormed, that he had -received -sealed. Ovesers :from the.. ABrairalty, which .were- opened until- we arrived, elf:the Tezei; tlasy,.were opened there, and the perpOrt of thetiV: was, that we were n/ proceed to Greenland, in - chase ef'' an A.Meritin frigate..called ltie President, commanded by Com- Modore Boycotts: 4- - We "called en the coast of Nov.; Way at a place called\llergeu-.4. and there : received in hilltpace that be had Align iy that nort and refitted, andmomplated : provisions,.and had saile d ( eight Any, -prior Worm arrival) (di the North Cal*, to destroy Arehingel and Greenland We are all (01fttf *plies of falling in with him 10 , 41te roe rse of 'tt'fliv: day* as. we bare neer...got .w.lair wind, and crowding all Possible sail. .:This is a. cruise which we never expected, and: we are all fiery happy of getting - h . . 7We have nefiling bat very salt beef and pork, witli^ biscuit, rum, and water; having been sent away in -such a hurry,. we could . neither get - rigelalilel'isor any thing else.. W,e shall, very pro bably Ptifinto Leith to get some provisions Red .wa. ter in She:course of . it Month or- two, mid' bring the 'flak?* frigate in with us, and all our - other prises." • - • . Duette, Ana. 21.---The Bishop • Coats, we hear, .art seeds to the See of Waterford worth near 7,0001. a year ; and the Dean of RocursTra, first Chaplaiii . tp his Grace the Lord Lieutenant, succeeds . his Lprdship in Cork. Another. account says , th e AtterneY.4eneral's brother (iatousN) 'is to be the 'Bishop of Waterford. • - • Sir. F. llnnourr is on a visit at Thomastown, in the county of 'fippenry, the seat of Lord LLAI4DArt. Among the novellieket.the Surrey Theatre, we un derstand that Etrasvort has liberally granted the re vival of Macbeth, on Monthly, the 301 h instant, foe. Mr. GitoVa'a night, the Actin; Manager, by whore unremitting'attention and exertions theittrangemetste: • 'of this 'fh.eetre have been 'so ably and , prosperously , condncted. The deg Gelert still continues his nightly.: attraction. A cartel from Morleix is arrived at Fowey. ler sailed an the 18th. The defeat of Sonia' was gene.:. rally known, and stated to be More disastrous thaw the dispatches from the Marquis of Weta.teGtint ce prele • .4 SeAilyzi;sstrowi Ave. 19. L—We are sow in the' height of our gay season, and the influx of the Nubi lity and Gentry of Yorkshire, and the neighbour— ing counties, daily adds to our lis t of fitshionable. ' -.--The Theatre, under the management of Mr. Si. . . and, China, .., be. tveseLd I Nitieilibei, stay' tSrre , days, .be In the , ~, . POWS6 litlt January. . ~ •. • . an.umitt.! ) son of - STSPIitN KESIBifg was opened ow • elt, Forope, and•Asin, for Madras to 4 WW I ; to be afoot , Saturday last, , with the Comedy of ' The Rivals. The C u avember, saillo'Grasesend'ith December, stay there 9il ' . i; hi in the .thivins Idth Janhary. • • i: _ re, Coans,,Wesfordineit 'Antes; for China directs: day the Great IkEystmc enacted Falstaff; for which, ,entte alloat Aid December, ail to tiravcsend 4th January, steg o r (tig er I. coarse, he required no stuffing. The House has ete 9CI 't, and •he in the .. Doirns I lth 'Febriary. r' Ptinee nt.Surrey, and Bengal, for 'Madras and Bengal I ' Wan new painted end decorated. Amongst our visitor; to he oiloat h January, sail to tiravesend 21w Jauuary, stay are the Duke and Duchess of Leeds,the Marquis of theie SO days,, .and be in the Dowatt.ith February. ' PhrenieXad Lady Casttereogh, for Haggai ;to be afloat 19th 'C armar th e n and his sitter, Sir W. and Lady liem. ; February; sail to Gravesead sth !dards, stay there SO days, nod locke, Lady Charlotte I)encombe and family, Mr. be ist the Downs 14th April. . 1 end Mrs. Pycroft and family , M r. a nd Mrs. •Dunn, ' Do extra Aand Dr. and Miss Beiemnbe. ships Alexander and lord Keith , for Ma deira, 'M vas, and Bengal ; to be also the sth January. and to sail from Grave sod bib. Fehnutry i and dot Tigren , , for Madeira ° CORN.EXCIIANGEI Auc. 25.—We had no fresh • and Bonilla," toStynnost Ith 9larcit, and to sail from Graveseud sth#piii. .... 44 , ~.. . ' rtva s e any m n t ar ' I f ••• • G 1 his day. Wheat continues exceedingly heavy sale, and our prices are more no siollt: wlt.t..iAsis t en' Bo f hi s M a j es t y ' s C omm i s- as. scarce any has tteeu disposed of, 'for Hackney Coeibes, who resides at No. 56, : "I ntil than red, D..; t. Barley goes of slowly, at a decline of i,s. per Upper Be r k ley - street, P or tmsn:sqoare, has a chariot that her travelled upwards of Sixteen H undred Miles, quarter. Peas are 2s. per quarter cheep er. R y e is unsaleable. In Beans, and other articles, there is 1,0 ,Without any thing being - applied to the axlettees *Olen one.Osir4l of a half-crown box of t h e P atent , alteration : anti-Attrition Composition, whkh is *sold at No. • what t k ra S t6h) Ditto (I °reign) 4: ditto • e'i .' tl : 1 ; . . - 40, Charing-cross, near the Admiralty. • R xe • '4B 92 A remarkable initance of productiveness in the 13 ; 111 eY • ' ' - S 7 41 cherry tree is exhibited in the garden of Messrs. %labia, in Skirbeck Quarter . Lincolnshire : a White Pens tree of this kind has a crop consi „ derably advanced l ni t i" (b " llenl i • • 1. : 1--nti ild New ditto .... ..... 46 50 Wei illy' wood during this season. ' Goy . Peat . 414 .1fitt 411 . 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