The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-01-22 00:00:00

w.41117, 7 "" 7 • • went to be fetso,:llll6ep the, insignificant errors abuve-inentisoned.‘" l hesuetrors are, 3001. a.year too much given to Lord George Seymour as an Ettelis't Cotommilioner Of Evelio.. Idu not know how the error came to be cunrailtsul, but I be lieve it to be slue. But, on the other hand, I dui nut know, that Lord Castloreitah's btother, who was, at one and the same time, a Briodier- General in Portugal, a Lieutenant-Colonel of a regiment of Dragoons, and Under Secretary of Stec in the far-famed Downing-street; I did not know, that this Gentleman was, moreover, Mili tary Governor of Charles Fort in the Island of :4041104u! My imagination never carried me so -for as that. I hal a great opluiun of qr.' , ley. 6• alty" of the Gentletnan ; hitt, hoist' wild' it pussibie fur me to Usrm an idea of a man's filling so many, and such incompatible • offices, at one and the same time.---41esiles this, I omitted, I believe, some other of the Lord's relations, w hum I will nut omit another lime. Add the 6001. a-year, then, to my former total, and the total will be 37,2911. But, there was an error of a thousand in the addition : so that, instead of 35,G91 pounds a-year, it should have been 33,2101 pounds a-year ; and, with this exception, I here repeat my re.assertitio of the truth of every part of my statement. Let us now go on to the proof', item by item, of what is denied. 1. %timed the Report. laid before the Hume or Coal •c. S in Jane, 18ad, at page 296. 3 ' Not &Died. 4. 6. 6 Nut denied. 7. 8. 9. Stated io the above-rneotioned Report at page 293. Id. It.-- Btited in the above-mentioned Report at page 235. Nut druid. 17. Stilted the above-mentioned Report at Inge 294- 13. Here the reader will see, that I say, 11 ABOUT such or such a sum. And the t• 11. ground, upon which I go, is this; that a 16. geutluman, who, as to the offices, Nu. 13 . and 14, was the agent for Captain THOMAS COCHRANE, and through chose hands the money transactions, relating to these offices, while held by Captain 7. Cochrane, passed; this gentkman as.ured me, before I made the statement last year, and ha 4 a,;ain assured inc within these three days, .that Cie elnalutilents of those offices to Captain T. Cuchrauo were in the proportion of 21001. a year fur the two. Upon the authority of this gentle mair the valuation of Nos. 15 and 16 were made ; and, he has, within these three days as. stared rue, that his valuation was, as ho is con vinerl, nut at all beyond the mark.— W here, then, has the author of the CIRCULAR RTICIM found his grounds of contradictioa ? And, w ho but be would hare Lad the impudence, the unparalleled impudence, to call upon any one to promulgate a retruslutian of tny' statement —l;at, come, let us now see what this cold blutad, d impudence has produced. pier, follows the article from Lord CASTLIIRRAGH, which appeared Mums Braressi•u of Monday last. t, then, here are Nus. 5,6, and 7 left out as noti bLiog faussilg" 1 suppose. But I assert gnat they are " some of the realism,' of Lord, 6 ' Castlereagh," and, that was the description that I before gave of them, as the reader will see by r..ter ring to the extract above inserted. Ide nut care whether Lord Castlereagh owns these peopki or sot; nor do I tare who it was that gave them the public mosey ; I said they were some of hie relations, and I still say that they are Sum of MI relations, and that they receive, or somebody foe them, the sums of mouey that I have put againt their names respectively.—Oh, oh! IVhat, wo arc only to reckon the NET PROCEEDS, are we? And, I sin to be represented as *fags shier of facts, because I did nut, in Januar, 1000, notice the contents of a Report that was not made till May 1809 ? NET PROCEEDS, eh ou! - This Is • way that I should have counted, even if I could, six months before it was hatched, hive read the report of 31st May 1800. This is not the way that I count. Whe.' my mo ney is taken away (rename, I look only to toy cost or leer, it being of No earthly consequence to me what becalm.s of it, how may or bow few divide it ' antungst them. Thu Report, from which l tOuk my infurroatiqn (and foe which Report we have to thank Lord Cochrane), Mates, that the Pro. thonotory's Office to Ireland yields 12,511 pounds a. year. Bid, I its now told, that the tiro Sq. lathers pocket only 6,849 pounds a year. What is that to me, or those who pay the money They bring only 6,849 pounds a year Whet ; hut, do not the public pm 12,511 pounds a 'year ? Do not the public par that ? Will the callous, stone. hearted, bloodless author of this article say that the poor Irish 'do nut pay these non pounds a. year ? Where, then, is the difference to them, *halter the money heal! bagged by the Seymours, or ts kether it be divided betweamtbem mist- their underlings ?—Just the same applies to all the other heads of emolument, not excepting the offices of Naval-Officer and Harbour-Master. What is it to the merchants and captains of vessels, who, filially, is the person that bags their money ? This dioint lion is downright immune. It can I impose upon nobody, capable of rearming ; ! and, as to those who are incapable of reesouing,' such discussions as this have, on them, oC - practical elect. Reader, do you observe in the, statement, upon which we are here retnarking; certain little phrases, thrown in, as it were to explain the nature of the offices more fully, such as, " arising (mum ;.,•es, paid by suitors, &c. &e.?" The intention of these remarks is to cause it to be believed, that what the Seymours receive. sloes • come out of the public purse. Just as if these unfortunate souls, collet! suitors, did not make a part of the public. Aye, and a part of )4 too, on whom the hand of taxation should be laid verjr liglstly indeed. MAGNA CHARTA says: 44 We 66 will sell to uo man, we will not deny, or defeei " to any man, either justice or via ht."-_1 paill to o ffi cers of the several courts for real ser vices, ale nut only right, but necessary, plovided they do not exervd the reasonable worth of the service ; but, when we see it aektiowl. - dgetl, that th e fieymours receive many thou/ands of NET proms out of the fees of a emir', in which they do not pretend to give . any personal aucisdAsce, ,~', I f . irttintOt 75 1 .74ef151 1 4!" R., ‘tor what are we Its think of h ?.11111 is so plain, that not another word need be said upon it. Not( is , it necessary to say much hi the way of eiptusure v as to similar little phrases, thrown out about the' source of Lord George Sosmoior's revenue in the ' Danish Islands. The money is paid by merchant,' and ship.omners. Well; bet what of that ? It is money. It is paid by people under British sail. It has cost the people of England blond and tree.. ! sure enough to capture and hold the islands; and, if it be right to collect fees from ships coining into, or.going out of, those islands, why not bring them to the nation's account; or, at least, give them to persons, who are performing, or have per. formed, something like real service to the nat;on ? What reason could there be to give them to Lord George Seymour? 11.1 w came Lord Castlereagh; to select that particular person ? Could he find no man, amongst all the thousands of old military. I and naval officers, on whom to bestow such an income? Nay, wky did he take a fourth part of them front Old Captain i sr • 'aka!), Picknsura, iv.. who has spent nearly a ntury in the service of his country a in order to give . them to his unclr, - Lord George:seymour Let him answer this question, if heVan.—But, it seems, his bro. ther, GENLRAL STEW ART, receives. his sinecure salary, as " Military Governor of Fort Charles in " Jamaica:" it seems, that he receives his sine ' cure of 6001. a year from the island! it is "paid by the island." Does this writer mean to make us believe, that the dirt and stones of Jamaica pay him? Ha may; but, we know, that the sa. lary is paid by our fellow subjects of the Island of Jamaica; mad we alga know, that if they had not that sum to pay bim, ur any other sinecure man, they would have less need to call upon the mother conntry fur assistance. In short, that man must bare a strange notion of things of this sort, who does not perceive, that this salary, as well as all the other of the emoluments- 5 whether they be called fees, or by whatever other name they may ga, all come out of the public purse.—Aud, supposing the loss to be sustained wholly ".by the island." What reason is there fur, what justice is there in, fasten. ing this brother of bard Castlereagh, for or, even for one year, upon the people of Ji. who, probably, never saw, and never will see his face? What had be done to merit it ? What reason could the people of J.IIN.IICA see fur giving their money to such a man for doing no thing ?-ILeader, mark the words " official emoluments." That word was, I suspect, - intro. duced for the purpose of avoiding the charge of direct falsehood; for, I am very much deceived, if we shall not find some pensions behind. Fur that, however, we will t.!ke another By way of conclusion, I must remark, that Lord Castleteagh's salary of 60001. a year, as Secretary of State, and his brother's salary, of 20001. a year, as Under Secretary of State, have ceased since my statement was made. But, I think, the public will be pretty well convinced, th it those places were not cosily given up. The brother's duuble employment was mentioned by me before it was given up, ur, to all appearance, thought of being µinn up. Ile was, at one and the same time, Under Secretaly of State in DOWNING. STREET, and a General upon.the Staff in PORTO.. GAL ; and, it was his brother, Lord Castlereagh, who appointed hint to, and kept him in, both 4trations.—What do we want more ? Is not this enough ? Talk of being 64 misrepresented," in. deed! Why, how is it possible to say of any men, in public trust, any thing more than this, which neither is, nor can be, denied.--Here I quit Lord Castlereagh's officious foolish partizans, fur the present ; but, if they stir again, I am with them in a momeut. Batley, Jan. libb, 11110. New DISCOTEILT;•--We learn from Yakutsh, in Siberia, that M. lIEDERSTRON has again visited the lends dleovered to the north of Siberia., and which are described, in the best maps, as the c o untry o f Listickof, 9r Sannikow. This place is found-to be nothing but ati island. But more to the north, our new traveller discovered a country watered by considerable rivers, and which•appeared to form part of a continent. He has inspected the coasts for 170 wersts, and found them covered with large petrified trees, heaped over eaebother in layers. The mountains are composed of slate, petrified wood, and coal. That country has been named New Siberia. We understand that a very salutary regulation has been adopted by the Packet Company at Do. naghades, 'in Ireland. When three packet.boats are detained by contrary winds at Port Patrick, the remaining packet sent from Ireland is not or. dered to Port Patrick, but to Portnessuck or Aril. well Bay, according tw'circumstanccs, where she is to lay to, or cast anchor, and send the -mail -Owe, to lye ionveyeti overland to Port Patrick, from whence the mails then due are to - be convey. ed to where the packet-boat may be laying, with which she is immediately to return' to Donagbadee, By this regulation there will seldom be More.tban two mails due in Ireland at a time. A Gentleman, of the name of AnctielAit., died 'lately at Liverpool, owing to•his having swallow ed, when a school-boy, an halfpenny, which pre. _vented his growth, and after eery exertion, such as laughing violently, sensations approaching to self 'cation were frequently produced. • The even ing of his decease was spent amongst a large party of his friends ; and the sertant hail opened the door fur his departure when he fell down and ex. pired. Yesterday the remains of Mrs. Cnclogae, the mother of Lady Ilamiltoo, were deposited in a private vault under Paddington Church. • Sixty chests, containing productions of a led during the late war, have arrived at Pa. , Fungi TLIS.LORDOIY GeIZETT'E t JAN.2O7:' —....... • . MILITARY PROMOTIONS. , . Wer-o.lllm, Jan. 20. 1810. Ist Regiment of Drtigetm Guards, Captain James Boyd. NM the IS9th Foot, to be Captain of a Croup, vice Peel, w lin exch.-Lars. • 3d Regiment of Dregootua Lieutenant Wiliam Bu _fen the 9tes Foot, to be Lieutenant„,b 3 purchase, vied Evans,. who retirea 13th Light Regiment of Light Drumm, Charles':Robert Bowers, Gent. In he Comet, without purchase. thivital- Mate William Dillon to be Assisnuit-Surgeon. 15th Ditto, Captain W. K. Elphi,7•line, from the 59'1 Foot, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Murray, who eachauges. 18th Ditto, Lieutenant Charles Miliser to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice C. P. flay, who retires. Ist Regiment of Foot, Emign George H. Lane to be Lieute nant, by purchase. vice Byes-ley, who retires. Einian . \Vatter Murray to be Lieutenant, without 'slackest!, vire _ Grainer, appointed to the 4th Royal Veteran Battalion. William Caniptwll, Gent. to be Envign, without purchase, • vire Lute, promoted. William Stamen, Gent. to be ditto, vice Murray. Assistant-Surgeon R. S. Monism), from the 95th Foot, tb be Amistaut-ourgeon, vice !faulty, who ex changes. 3d Ditto, Lieutenant Nathani I Thorn to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Jacques. op's:limed to the tat !loyal Veteran Battalion. Ensign Willi:tat Alum:* to be Lieutenant, vice Thorn. Ensign and Adjutant Ed• ward Blair to have the Rank orlieutemon. Robert Meech, Gent. to he Ensign, vice Minims. 4th Ditto, Major Charles 11..!rati, frous . the 98th Foot, to be Lieutentue-Uulouel, by purchase, vice Espinasse, who re tires. 23d Ditto, William Cordes, Gent. to he Second Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Wilms, pvionoted. 25th Ditto, Edmund Burke, Gent, to be Eirieja, without purchase, vice Anthony, promoted In tae 63J Foot. Hos pital-Mate John Macgregor to he Assistant-Surgeon, vice Papps. appointed on the Stall in Portugal. 28th Ditto, Captain Charles Paterson to he Major, by pur- Chase, vice Bevau, ',minuted in the 4th Foot. Lieateitant J. F. Brigs to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Paterson. Oh Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas Langton in he Captain of a Coinpany, vice Newbold deceased. Estiiau T. Briggs to he Lieutenant, vice Langton. Lieutenant Ileujantiii %Vatic to 'be Adjutant, vice Wade, promoted. Ettivartl Ftuitace, Gent. to be Ludo, without purchase, vice Bohm', who resigns. 39. d Ditty, Captain M. S.O'C. Caulfield, from the Ist Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, vice Short, appointed to the Ist Royal Veteran Ilattalion. Lieu tenant Wllliarn Roberts, front the 8Z; tit Foot, to be Lieute nant, vice Wiliam, who etch:mgrs. 3.lth Ditto, Ensigo Henry Gale, flow the 87th Foot, to be Lieatemint, with t purr-h.:se. Einian Mosotho:4 from tee 3oth lin at to be ditto. 38th Ditto, Edward Evans, Gent. to ts- Ensign, without pur chase, vice Hamilton, promoted in the 34t0 Foot. - 41st Ditto, Ensign James Saundemoo to be Lieuteoant, with nut purchase. 434 Ditto, Ensign Thomas Wilkinson, from the 4th Garrison, to tie Lieutenant, without purchase. 4fith Dom, Lieutenant A. Haanktou to he Adjutant, vice ?i ah n, promoted. 48th Ditto, John Pollen, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice Purdy, who resigns. 52d1it.0. Captain E. T. hi'Gregar Murray, from the 15th Light Dragoon., to he Captoui of a Company, vice El phinstotte, who exchanges. 57th Ditto, EnAgn Andrew Rubins at, from the Tipperary , Militia, to be taist,ai. titit R e giment of Foot. To be Lieutemults. • Ensign Janes Anthony, from the `4Lth Foot, vice Stafford, decea.ed. Ensign Julio Duport, vice Simpson, deceased. Envign Edward Brown, vice 11.:rford,neveured. To be Fa.sigus, Philip Rotten, Gent. vice Disport. Stephen Thomas Naomi, Gent. vice Drown. Wit Ditto, Ensign L'olin Walsh to be Lieutenant, without parchase.• Peter Hughes, Gent. to be Etas" vice Eiiis, deceased. 60th Ditto, Joseph Dowling, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Preston, wit., rea,ais. alsta Ditto, Coat:tie J wars Miller, from the 9th Royal Ve teran Battalion, to be Captain of a Compans, vice De voe, appuititea to Cie 9.h Roy sil Veteran ss Alaimo. 7Sth Ditto, Caputo Caarlai Campbell. Ulna the9lta Foot, ta be Coptaiu of a Company, vice Will am;otia.vii ha ex- choitra. 84th Ditto Lieutenant William Fordyce, from the 6th Gar rison IL:ttalion, to be Lieutenant, vice lseraari, who ea changes. Iltapital-Mate Joan B. II tai be A.siAtint-!!argeatt. 85th Ditto, LielliClatilt Richard Perhain,froin the SZ4I Fo.*, to lie Lieuteu int, vice Roberts, whoexchanges. 89th Ditto, Captain J. 11. Peel, from the tot Dragoon Guards, to be Caption of a Company, vice Boyd, nth, exchafi A rs. - 94th Ditto, Captain James Williamson, from the'ath Foot, to bo Captain of a Conipativ, vice Campbell, who ex change.. Ensign John Erskine to be Lieuteouat, by pur cisase, vice Criaike, who retires. 96th Ditto, Assistant Sur•-euu Richari Hanley. from the Royal, to be Assistant. Argeon, vice Morrison, who ea- Mows. - :.'d West India Regiment, Lieutenant Alexander Anton, from the 4th West India Itegialeut, to be Lieittetaint, vice Web stet', whi exctiangeS. , Li. 4th Ditto, Lieutenant William Wehster,*frimt the 3d Weal India Itegitneol, to be Lieutenaut, vice Anton, who ex. changes.• R. G. Macdonald, Gent. to be Ittisio, iv haunt purcoose, vice Clowes, whormigos. 7th Ditto, Lieutenant Samuel 11. A taisenu from the F.sth' Foot. to he Lieutenant, vice Edwards, uppuinted to the sth Garrison Battalion. 4th Garrison Battalion, John Whfalum, (7rid. to be Elisio, vice Wilkinson, promoted in the 4J4 Foot. 6th Ditto; Lieutenant Francis Bernard, from the 81th Foot, to be Lieuteuaut ' vice Fordyce, who eacrianges. Ist Ito) al V etentii Bat taboo, Captaiu Jouathuo Short, tom the 32d Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Caul field, appointed to the Sad Font. 9th lto i al Veteran Battalion. Captain George Devota .fretm the 68th-Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Miller, appointed to the 68th Foot. Captain Nugent's Levy, William Innen, Geol. to be Quar ter-Mater'. GARRISON. I . • General the llobourable !tem.. , kdward rot to be Giv • aerator of Portsmouth, vice Getieral Sic VI illiam P.tt, de ' ceased. ... STAFF. Major Charles Ashworth, fray tue 62d FOot, to be Lies tenant-Colonel.in the Army, he being appointed to erre its Portugal, under Lieutenant-General Beresfurd. Captain Henry mason. front the OM Ferri, to be Major 111 Ilia Army, lie being appointed to serve in Portugal, under Lieutenant-General Beresford.' i ' HOSPITAL STAFF. Assistant-Sturm - 1 Peter Papps, from the 47th Foot, to be Assistant Surgeoa to me Forces In Portugal, under die command of Lieutenant-General Berevford only. . Hospital-Mate Robert !Lenny 145 be ditto. Ignatius Stionpa, Geist. to be Hospital-Mite for General Service. • . MEtronanbox. , The appointment of Cletirge.Feattia, (sent. to he Quarter- Master in Nugent's Levy. as stated in the Gazette .uf fith September laud, has not taken place. The promotion of Cornet Smith to be Lieutenant, by par-. chase, in the 17th Light Dragoons, as stated to the Gazette of the-13th natant, Mallet takenplatv. Einign Gregg, of the 84th Foot, is :averse:led, 4 e1 4 p.b. sem without leave. - si sa.—... - I. 2 4 r: , Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Cooler -of Essex. Eastern Battalion of Oil" /4 144 " • Charles Thorley, Esq. to be Captain, vice limittell, tk mitird. 1):1ed -Deccan her 10, IMP- • ' • Writile a'ailuideer Ilufautrv. Chitties Lang, jun. Great. to be Ensign. , Dated Angular 1 1 5. 1609. . , s „ , Waltham Abbey Volunteer Infantry. Clarke, Gent. to be Longa. Dated ! November IS, 1 WM. COBBETT. collect. _ num. William .te Jr, „Je ;is , _., . 4 ,. -- .. lit.i9. Ibr. ..,•••• ris. Among the most valuahle are many original CUllilittbsious signed by the Lord Lieitennat ist tba coomy pictures of the Flemish 5e!...)1, and a great tium- of Devon. • ...! ber of rare printed books from Vienna. From Seventh, or East De oil Hegoceot of Local ITlTttia. Sir John Keintaway. Bart. to De Coloarlletnamatidatr.-- that city have also arr i ved a number of animals, - D „ ted 5 .. 1 ,,,,„ b „ 14,1508. a 1 [ among is hieh are two h flung , kangaroos, a rasso. Re ) nattado Putt, lay. ta be ,Lieuienant-Cmel. Dated as • above. 'wary, parrogarts, &C. Sane of these a ni ma ' s a L i ole, I ,;oteridge El. to be First filajor. Dated as ah:.ve. let: dunned foe t lie menagerie of Al .ii i tiaison., and J;lose t Town end , . h.sq. to li:Svind AL k iar. Da e.i as :tho.e. e ig s ,. rs f o r the Mo,ett,n of Natural iiistnry. They i j „ .1. ;. "4 :11 i i .. ' l l i st il l i s!'ri• ". . q t . o l l• he .i.l C „ A o Pta l i i " :totr ate „ d o:::•e above. *ere aec,,iiiiqito.:ll its many bolts colitoming rata 'f 1) .,„ . „,„ :4 u„ker'sq, L..q. to be Cmiitai:;,. Wiled Si.:pteaatcr and ennui's exotics. . / 41 : Staid. _ . i :tiAJ"~G]ft~aiYYa T" • -- - - Ay/wpm • r I - -.- Hod g e, Esq. to be dirt atted as above. Guppy, Erq. to be ditto. Doted tis abase. Salon.' SaMptalla, Esq. to he ditto. Dated as above. John Stevens, Esq. to he ditto. Dated no above. John Turner Esq. to he ditto. Dated as ab ove . Samuel Dussitiord. F.sq. to he dims. Dated as above. John Buller Penne, Esc!. to he ditto, 1).4r4 as above. Harry B tine, Lott : . F.sq. to be ditto. Dated as above. ilinry Wheatley; Klq. to be ditto. Dated ttli above. William Drew, (; , mt. ln he Lieutenant. Dated as a t, orr , Waite , Po ii Gent. to he ditto. Dated as above. • lti.bett Uuderdswn. CEA. to be ditto. Dated AS above, Henry ('ook, Veto), WPC to he ditto. Dated as ainive. Samuel Uuderdowa, Gent. to he ditto. Dated as aba te . James Stocker. Gent. to he ditto. Dated as above. Ceorge Wheaton, Gent. .'s be ditto. Dated as above. Goppy..itto. Gent. to be ditto. Dated as above, John Southey, Gent. to he ditto Dated as above. Robert Robertson, Gent. to be ditto. 1) aril us above. ltlackmore, Gent. to be Lieateoint Dated as tewove. John W. Sherwood, Gent. to he Ensien. Dated as a,s,, e , William Amor, Gen:. to be rim,. Dated as ahove. Joseph Moore. Gent. to be ditto. Dated as above. John Robertson, Gem. to be ditto. Dtaed as atone. IVilliatn Musgrove. '• tn. to lie Sorretin. Dated as above, Wiliiam Putman, Gent. to be Quarter Matter. Dead abive. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. • I. Fennell, Bath, loorlole-mason. 11A N h [WWI'S. . viii J. Barker, Sundyrlanol, i r over, to surrender, F e b.l 3, it March 3, :tithe Ska);eve ?Tavern. Newra•tle-up,0 1 .r,,;: Atturnice, Mess 'ru:tV z ; ..told Son, Hattomgarden, L. don. J. A. Singleton, Maoche.iter, whteli-maker, Feb. 16, 17 March 3, at tit,. Palace Inn, Manchc-ster. Attorney, N; Edge, Mant•hestcr. • J. Johnson, Liverpool, tlilnw-chandler, Feb. 15, 16, ab irc h 3, o it the globs 'ravern. Liverpool. Attorney, m r , Windle, John-strci t, Bedtbrd-row, Loudon. It. Over, Hadley, Worcestershire, gr o'er, Feb. 21, 29 March 3, at the Lialticil Arias Imo, Penkridg-, Stand:hire,. Attornice Me& Ansticeand Co. Inner Temple Limnun. J: linii m y, Kingopt.m-twa-thill. merclia,n, San. '5, .2,- 4 March 3, .tt the Nio eptw lota, Kinparmaspon-lluti. At 0,,,„ nies, kles.rs. Edammis nod Sun, L ncola's Ism, Lon.lon. J. Hendon', Bristol, merchant, Fel'. 2. 3, . 1 14irch 3, m 's e Bush Tavern Bristol. Atiornic,s bles,rs. Price and Wil liams, Lio.c.oloo's- lan, 1./onion. M. Fisher, Leen+. merchant, Pb.A 6, 8, March 3, at the Haul, in Lee.s,. Attarnies, Messrs. Lambert and Son, 114. tun-garnen. 1 ()Moro. AV, Atchison N ewgate-street, boat and shoema'ier, j" 23. IL March ' 3, at Guildhall. Attorney, Dlr. MIN', tar liae:i traet, Soho. W. Porter, Saepperton and HanintersW Cs, common -brew er, Jan. 'l7. Feb. b, March 3, at Guildhall. lANItIOII. Auur hey , Mr. Willis, Great Ryder-street, St. James's. W. Parker, Gray's Inn , mmey-serivoner, Jan. 22, Feb..% March 3, ut Guildhall, London. Attordey, Mr. Pann.ns, - Warnfiord-court, Throgmorton-street. J. R. and W. F. Pilaw', Mark-lane.rorn-factars, 111.21, Feb. 3, Marei 3, at Guildhall, London. A Ilthrfl4 3 , M r , Hackett. Chancery. byte. I'. Bailey and J. Slant, Kingston-upon-Hull, commis. brewers, ,tau. 21, FOE 1, March 2, at the Geor4e lan,Ki stop-up.m-Hull. Attornies. Messrs. Ranier and Sm, (ell's-buildings. Holborn. London. T. Ca preol. His!, tit-Stott ;Ord, liert fordsbire, venrr, Jan. 2;, Fch. 3, March 3. al Guildludl, Loadaa. At. toreey, Mr. James, A. Spencer, Ilasian.-h.lll -st reet. woo:lea-drarr, Jilt. 94 Pet). 2, March 3, at Own:lila:I. Atmroey, air. Oldham, at. Switoin's-lane, Loathard-street. J. Prime and J. Smith, Bitniirliam, dealers in lace, J 27, Felt. 3, March 3, at Gaildnag, London. Attorne j , Mr. Davies, Loth bury. T. 11i-m, iii-Inqr.gate-street Within!, straw hat mr;atir, Rtes - ,, Jan. 22. Si, .re'i 3, at Guildh,dL Lon lan. Au..r, nes, r. itulsaa, AVinkwert:.-buil boys, City road. . Walton, Mitorhester, grocer, Feb. 14, 17, March 3, at the 'PAlace lan, Attu/111:v, Messrs. Cooper awl Lowe, SOlueraropto.‘-baiithigs, Loud., . • 11.1.10 y, Uxbridge, inaketyer ' Jaw. `=i, Feb. 3, Marv:4 at Guildhall, Landon. Attenstes,hte.sr-. tittle mad Son, Bea. • id-r . DIVIDE,IIIII. Jan. 47- P.' Tentliersume and J. Ilca!gsna, jun. Christy chosen, ik on ters.—Fch. 10. T. vrAkiusaa un.lJ Wialnuo, Cat t•all)'!•9'ree , , seessillen-d rapers. Feb. 15. W. 11.1C411, Shenirld, Yorkshire, grneeri.—Febs 27. C. Cotyli..haw, Asilhostme, Dornyslure, groct.r.— Feb. V. .1. Ares, Stria furl, E..sea, cool-;rterciam:— Match 10. J. Tyrreil, At ; 0 4. moue. Kvot, ironntooger.—Leh. Y 7. T. A4otot a;.d .1. B r „ / , n , Gaptell-sire. t, blue•maltufacturert.—Feb. 10.; A. • YounA. and 3. liacm , St. Mar) at-lsid, men-Mugs.- Feb. 27. J. Herr , R. Pon les. and I. I turn-, N.Ol GI-acre:welt-,tree', aaerchants.—F,•ll. t:. Ireland, Port. sea, tall ,w-clvantler.—Fib. 10. E. loapsoa, Bo wlak;-street, Westminster, victualler. Average Prices of Corn, by the quarter of eight Winches. ter Bushels, and of Oatmeal per Rill of I litibs. A voi!dn i nii4 from the Mums received in tar week radio; 13th ofJ:la .a v, 1810 :—W beat 101 s. (al.—ltye (Ms. —Barley 495. lld.— Oats .191. Ml.—Beaus G.is. 9d.—Pease 575. 61—Oatmeal 51s. ttl. The Average Prireof .Brown or Muscovado Sew, row pnted front the Returns Mad:, in the Week, ending the lids day of Joup.wy,lBlo, is '4ss. 76 per cwt. exclusive of the duties of customs paid sir payable lacreon on Use impurtatiott tbetitef Mato Great llritata.k " Sow etztliv. t4is 11441111i1, and it will come up la February," sap the careful garileiter. 66 Buy Lottery Tickets this Mouth, and they will come up in February," says the more ingeeions cit.— Stork-Exchange against Caveat-Garden tuuket, for knowledge of the world, at any time. What is the reason that women have better suc cess ill the Lottery than men ?- , havo they more of the spirit of euterpt ixe ? or dupes Fortune favour, her own sex ? Whatever be the solution, it is se' undoubted fart, that fur W years past, mete of, the Capitals have fallen to the share of females& venturers than to the men. MARRIED. Oa Saturday, at St. Mars-le-how Church, Capt. Spicer, of th e 2d /Lea h arm al hoards , to'llLtria Charlotte, oily cloth :bier of the late, and §ister to the present, Sir George Prescott, Bart. of Teteoba: I's Park, Herm AD vicE. . WMEN Mtn Cor edu eittion and profeseiond skill, use persevering endeavours to discover the se safe and ettivtutsl ta...thra - of treatiog a few prevailieg I)iseases, the successful rem* of their experieuce is the bed' • pro•if of superiority. Mr. GOSS. after being regularly educated eta a BEI'. of the RO Y COLL of SURGEONS.' ret itiuted into every branch of the professing (certifies*** testimonials of which, from dillereat Hospitals, he Itss tle convince an Knotairer) made the cure of the follawilt sile"viretirl . sposnmulur study, via. a GERTA.Hf 1 ' (Soli DLit. f.cqueutly contracted in a moment of i g:to roam,: 1/1% tlll.lll'. %whether arising from Bate lons g reNicleuce iu warm elnautes, or a &Kafir._ • SO LICA YV 1C too often ashappily ,pursued. by I's Youth of both %tees ; in the one it will be found "tbill Ogre / of SITU!LtfY or. 'IA /tit ENNIO& and / iethe ether 41IP' train of nervous diseases, which if net timely remedied, .tereitinnte As IMPOTENCIi and COAT l • S lit " 0,0:4. The melt of e tins aodexteosive practice baseasbkd hie gityl n prctillar sad *J.:wrier method,/ to avert sad effecteolif reautive these Moiler:ly however inveterate er cospiieate d. / *an oat rehjersio4 lir patient to. the least restraint la dirt 44 r eferChe e skid slight YEN•If.III3.A,L CASES, where OP • early applicerion is es4de. after_ discovery of the infection, le /Villskivtlfell,}Piev4sMa euve io the sheet interval of tPer ) . • • %, • F are tlit•'hiteetml /3 ed seems of his Mode afire/dome 40 • tke.core. .t tiIOWC eoteplaists (which has sever bens /./kinoiso to ern fine in twelv e yean ,peartire, M itt; w h petiod many persons of sees have ber . e. cured., even af,rr severe midi...in/loos methods have heitittor • surd * ithooi ellec9, Mr. Gus has been induced to thus rillw • Rely finer Si' 'advice. lie may he cuusulted by either seX !laily, %%alit inviolable secrecy, personally, or by letters; coe lA. go. Ikon% ti s sue. . • 13, 13.:v eeriblit met, fleet-street. • * • Sri turfs', or Obstructions of the Urethra, whether of raven( or 110!'t titivation, eftectuany treated on no hp/06ml principle, ssitich has performed cures in very iuses era t e cakes Jo . Homy )rare cantievanve. Lt OW / uotdished LatAN Prauted mid by_ H. I,o•ci.L, IiTATEMILAZ4 Orrjcs , Si, Fleet-strixt; _..mil - I !