The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-01-09 00:00:00

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The Pantomime of Harlequin art.l Padoinitaba ; or, The I len no., contionin4 to he r eceived wi th the highest applause, 6 „ , ~rill he l epented every evrnitiz till tort her notice. . I ';1 • O ‘s . '• til. v w.ll he vevived, The .reinorrow, • MAW . I..te. n-a tll A , r. 113/11ifir Or lII , ' Forost.—no M.....hiv, Kio.; Itichnr i l e the 1. : 1 '1• 1 :::;ti ," ::::rie5'i."'0P;47,1%,.8,?, ‘is:hs:"CP''ofitrine'Syl‘of is.t romp.= . On Friday . A New Wn) t o ss," ow Debi .. IlltITI• - t LAN . .:1•11.•.4. .‘ mit Grand Operatic It.amit. f..u..iled at The liicns?itA A In * Oi:e Voleme .ite. E.c • ~. ;...,1 hai:lish, on fine demy, nod )1 Irmnittel, mid h0ti0,..,, m a . a Rolla, or. The V irzio 'lr hat-or , ;-e.I ya icr. price Id.. 64. .:e w ed, file `us ed as been long ill preparotion and u ill be ioonediat. ) ' e p I()POSALS for Coo fognation of a CORPS of redip. . The F „ir Penitent wi ll he r ev i s ed immrdia'ely, in which Miss . .!lIZ I . PSII ,LAN.C.I' Ri..`rtilmsizted to, tina knotty re- Smith will perform Calistn. .a...sogi'ree h) ) , ..' S R''sol Itypevic i tic -Ugr..4)?Ce-in.c , hier. orepara'ion no ;,4;,...i...er*.!Trage4).4110111f0 Cax ., ar it ill p . : 1" .--"C • ; '''. ..' rA . •;-; TI. inti'M"rtiP:J" -- ' .- • ' 1 Cart tie of Cavalry, lately in the French . Army, now in the will he revived as .o.in a: lowsibles • Peeinstiw. Tie Public nee oo .1 re l pe. 'fully inforinel, that the prtq.ent ' t T i "' ‘‘ ''''' t ' I'''• °f:* ` l wii : ' SI% hue e"PPerso! :le Enrravings . eide:lred, kr..ke. 710ii,to 4; h•orl it Pa•int....es.Litiar), leices.- i•nterminments, which hove been tuouni.ed with uneo•nmolot he twri . m .,,,,d ; ter-place, Lorestei.-stlaare, and of all other Books:11 , 1s) m .p:ohation and appl .use, cannot pro-ibl) v.. longer limn ,hi. present Week, on account of the 111.C1.... ' :,I'V 4101 extensive pieivirations for a New Grand Equemi in I ,lld Pedestri , o :\ lel.- lir:on,.tic %pert& le. NEW PAVILION THEATRE ( ASTLEY'S), Newcastle-street, Si rand. Estoblisl.ed by Au:h..rity of the Lord Chiml.erlain, .111 S present Thursday, Jan. 9, Friday 10, and Gat llid:3 V 11, WV, I, ill be nerfroroue,l, n Comic Piece, in .-e Ao, cale.l ol.e REASON A BLE FOOL. I onineotialei% r.loo•ewiitY., E n ue.irian A:,ilit , „ nn floe new meellaniell Scenic (i. ~,.., (nand !,:Alan Sretpt le, called the MACK BRO. i !I LI q t 1:1r o hole of the Scenery. 1)re,.... ; , , r -; , te i r o s . e „, i • f„ T .,.. ; ,i,k Lt the raviern ro:tione. Ti. row lorle 'tt Oh the 11011111- 1.;,:. Comic. roommate of II AR L EQU IN PIN DA IL id Al AK EF lELD. ii,,or, ~1 1( 11 A l trilflia‘t Five, mid begin nt half-past si it. — 1..• e 4 pr re half past ei...14. PI .rev taken for the Bor. s from 10 till 2 o'clock. NOUV EAt:‘ I.IV R nutNemis. 1'u1)11.c i, mos' reip,?ctftllty informed, that a N. L. PA N N ER. Fr linolpteller Su his Royal lilighne-;. the Dn',e of I ut. t 5, Leicester-place, Lelce4 t .r_ in•t imirnte.i 3 very 11334-nale arsortraeut of French H „„ 1 / 4 ,. Oittitiligie ii( which tray trktl aI thy 5.6.1 Librar ~:.•e Valet' the Patronage or his Rit,nl ltighnoes flake 4 f Kois4, and 'Pore Circulating Library, 13, Leicester-PIS' , I. r I Nil E 1." 11.47111 BUIS' to the obove-menti mica 1 Libears, asil tile Politic at largo. are thmt reparetkls iitforine . l, that she N !.061.J F., for 1812, i, re oly for de..tver, to ire 2 Cf!.. The abovr Lilnery caclail& inaa, thousand: 431 pool triiik•, both itl44i Euigli. b. aorieot Nod eroiriPrn ‘uthors, s;ir Suldecte, viz. Ttstsol, Voyages, N4:vel::, Ito ; to MO,. 1'1 r . 4 ,0 in ;1 1 /11! 01 the LibiArN for Terra , ; titty are on. ronoroolly niihtoride, and the stvaihor of volumes very libel:II. • N. 11. Tile beta Doily Nry.spaperi. Nlo•ohl% IteVirlt &C. are taken in for the arc ttttt roodotion of the lialuerilter:. --- hi Fool. prier . • PS YCIIE ; or, the LEG END of LOVE and other POEMS. the law Mrs. 11EN it V r. With n Portrait of the Aittlior, engraved hi Coriitior Wntsoo. Primed for LONGM AN, II (MST, !LEES. Olt NI E, and BROW V, l'att-rioori-row, nod at the British (i.oller), 51, New ,t few C,,toie, of the Quarto Edition may he hod, price I/. 114. tilt. h.nords. " For eleg ince of der•ign, nod arritrary of exechlion, this much et o'ctis au.. poetical pirciit day. %% hi'o• the ~or -ha'', bent nt the ,u reit4 "f Ihrir 1411 i" I , l ll Xtgage , ni.nritire dictates the ferlin4.of t:or tittre.t pas.ionv, stt =hall this Idle or Pi sche I , dwell on their enr,, mid the) • , 11:111 tniook the ;owl still is speul inK." Month'', Ito view, Oct. 11411. ONEI"10 LEND to any -mount by knnuit . v ' . • 1.11141e.1 or illllOl lorimws, or on Rilk or moie, or )f. ,t, of Prop , riy, in on) nuoinet suitable to the Applicant's for n m;afices. "i,•olv stdilrr.,s to Mrosrs. Drummond rind Co. 2t, 11,wIrooll•street, ritz,..,••9;;;;re; %vim. nithoile other Locifeiroc,nr espii-ition, 1:111 I . Pt 1 the 1110,1 impiiitrint Biki t.•••• in a lets floors; lint drrlioe all npplieatiims for less .4. wee,. the lend to gie,.ter objects. smoi:v ItENIEDY almost in ever . caso. h , ing the lrFt ! J ooplication now in tire. and she *o. the TIN , it being itii iie,l I.y the o nod. Ilirrehy entirely pr.- s-wiee the -note from hlo..iu ilonn. Price tel. 9.. 15.1. An.l rlirlt. of 1111.4. ,i%•,. m oney retorne. l ..Liu nue month, %lionn being h :not nli•oss ing 1, for re•pointing. Smoky of she 1 . 11 .1 sin ...l (bib, Os i.crfertly curra to a eer t a tr ioly for 3 guitub. No cure no v. Deakin. Cvl. St. •Joltit...treet. l'n er their \la f r u,. BRlTisti (;ALLERY OF PICTURES. Ix TWo MAULS. I'IIIST SERI rompribing Esigrawierc of Cie Marquis of slea.id*, Collet thin of rieturc , , with Dr.cripli.)44. By W. V. OTII.EY. F.sq. To he compktro iu about Fifty Ninuto.rii. price 10.. 63. Proof-, It. Col.oits. mounted, ..U. 611. each. ' 1 " Fourth Sumlier of llii* Series is this Dalt J. LONGMAN'S MUSICAL W AREHOUSE, 'l3l, 1 LONG MAN respectfully infoons the 'Nobility 47 • and Gentry, that lie h:l3 non broaght the SELF-PLA IN G HARP, which he had the honour of introduring to the Politic some mouth. ago, to a state of great perfection ; and flat t•ts himself, from the high intisfaction which this delightful In strument has given to those Ladies anri Gentlemen who have M eowed him with their favours , that it will merit the patronage of every lover of harmony. The SELF-PLAY 1 HARP, by simply teaching a spring, rhos the choicest modern A ir. (which can he varied ud libitum) an accuracy of performance nail sweetness of tone unpa r .Itried. N. B. No Instrument canbe more calculated for foreign cli mates, nn account of continuing long in tune. The Fog lished. Sete , al mo re Ninohum lan 114. pubriltes.l tirieltedtsJ 4 The 'I liree tint Nit,hers mny also be lin& SECON SEIt I I,S, coin riding fine laigravings. on n larger Stole, tormiq: a s , deet awl elegant Cabinet of the finest Swig cos of the great hlnsters in three Kingdoms, with De scriptions. Itv Y TR ESD R. •** The Fourth Nunther of this !titles will be 00)1i-heti on the First of Feltrti.try, two or three mote Numbers will also he published this S+--.!nn. Tor Three first N trotters 'tiny also he Imo. price lots. titl. Proofs, LI 1,. each. Finely coloured, each in a Port Foli , t, ns follows: No. I. Robots, .e. - ) ss. No. `2., Andrea-del-Sarin, LW No. 3. Raphael, :).• In Subscribers. Published at the Poloist' Gallery. No. 54, New' Bond-street. The highly-fini,hett Drawings and Specimens of the Work ore on Eslithition as above, a here Sitil)seriber4 . Names are taken I in. Admittance to Non-Subscriber. One Shilling. LAUDEItI).II.E 110Util: ACADEMY", HIGHGATE. I A MR. GITTINS respectf ull y informs his . Friends and the Public, that he has removed his Establish moil frost Watford to Highgate. hosing taken a hotpot that was the re.idence of John, Duke of Lauderdale ; it hciog one of the wu.t salithrions and rleli*hlfYl situation. to the vicinity of Lon don. nu Highgate tlill, at the corner or M :iden-lair. The Wan adopted here is not turrets /unlined to the Lonnie of scholastic in-traction; bat getteral knots ledge is di-- sentinated by means of regular w e.• y !centres on II Wm v. I:Pact:Thy, Astroinans , the nation. Itrauches of Natural Plolo-npliv, which are elu,id tied les e ret iments performed with stoLltle apparatus. A l'nevecin4, and farther Partion'ar , , may be obtained nt the Academy ; and nt It ichat d's Cotrce•ltutpe, Fleet-street, London. In with a .110. vol. of Instr., Price li. 4v. hoard 4, r 1111 E CIIItONICLES of GU ERRAND DE JLTI 0N S E L ; con taininz ao A mould of the cruel Civil Wars bet %Cell the llou,es of (,leans an& Our II h gundy ; of the Po-se-shin of Paris and Normandy by ; their es pitisior thence, and of other z.le:tioratt:e le.cents that happened in the Kingdom of France, as writ a. in tither Countries; n His tot) of for lE%ample and of t .reat protii w the French, begin tail:; at the Year 11IJ.whireth.ltof Sir John Eroissart finishes. arti ending at as • - )(car 1461, and continued by others to the Year 'translated by THONI tS JOHN ES, Esq. Printed for I.(mgmali, Reef' Orate, and IlrOWn. Pa , lergr•t er -row, and at the British Goliery, No. 54, Netv Bond ; street ; and J. White land Cochrane, Fleet-street. Of whom may he hatl„dately puhlwbed. 1. SIR JOHN FROISSART'S CHRONICLES, newly tron•lated. vita Vuri.itions and Additions from many celebrated MSS. Hy T. Juhne,, Esq. with .0 (.ifs of the Author. The Third Edition, with 59 Plates; in 12 vols. 8y ,, . Price its 4s. in htFird , . MEMOIRS of PHIN LORD DE JOINVILLE t the , Le nf St. I..nth,Tr:ablated by 11101118.11 J. , lloei 1;141. •I n two VA,. I 0:01 4tn. with Engravings, 41. In board s. NEW mUsi('. g i TAYLOR, Professor. of the FLUTE, No. 5, • • ci...04911 . 5 I wi, 11;1% IMO wail...heti a s e ean4 ser of SIX , DIV i It 1 I Mli\ TOE for Co. Flute, in a hieh fix Cadenzas and Niesmt. Br Bain and Weirdo!), and tho.e of Ille.dnsncs Mara and Catal . od are introduced. N. B. T:di II) vrringeri fir the Ger loan Flute), will aa-arr the purpoce of every other lia7truaient, and a ill he iiit).4 rc eatiallc uNefol to the Singer. I.nodan: Publii.lied for the Author, No. Et, Clement'. Inn; told at Nle.pr.. Monzani nail d Ni'. 1, Old hind-turret ; rt Cli.:nenti and Co.';, Cheap;ide ; tial 41 the principal Mu ll, Shoo. TO Tin , . NORILIT'ir AND GENTRY. N EW -INVENTED BREECHES and PAN ! LbION S. —fn conseqsittiee of the very great tins ppng. r.le Srallls 11 Ile T . ch I ACCE EPICUMENN E.—JASPER TAYLOR plaims of the had :stei n f ' • has .Id ter sur- And SON, No. 1;, thilhorti, beg leave to return their sill- TON, .:11, no the north side of the New Church, Strautt,,to etre ihriali. to their F t , eio l., the Nobility, awl the Public, for try the e‘ pet i • cot of making thein without tide or leg seems. the verb Mi e r,' e tie ,turagtinent they have received ut their which hr lei- round to answer his mast ardent expectntioa, 1111 d hand, I: is t o th em 3 p,uree o f the highest gratifitailion, that far es cels the former made for ClegilllCE awl ease, and are pc- Co! su pei ior c ye. Ocoee of their ni•wly-invented Sauce (a (.rool. ' ruliarly ait..pted for riding. tiatire thoy had ventured to . prediei ) has hero mn utwiptivocaily 1 T. S. has toe ple a sure to cry lie has giv e n 1111111111111 satisfac edsidi,hett, that I',.w fmnoin, roo .iiler their tables furnished lion tn thine Gentlemen who have Inianured him atilt a trial of without it, o f w bi c i i it s t r o ng er i i manee cannot pmsibly be ad- them, :bid hetes leave to return his sincere tha• ':s to his Friends dure.l !sap th w unprecedented il.iily demand fir it, not only in and the Public in general for the favours they hate already the Mittrtiptiliy, hut limn every pat t of th • Country. • conferred amour him, ittiate he has opened the above concerti% sad T. ant g i ir, will make it their peculiar study to exert their or- hopes by hi. assidint vto inerit it continuance of the lane. ni—t ~ .i.leavotirs to merit a continibitice of such distinguished : N. 13. NdYal and MititarY Uhiforms, Ladies !Titbits, and p ilf,.ri ige and support. e v ery other licancii of the butiiitea executed with the utmost Soid tillinilles at is. and 4s. earls, at theirramilyoiland Satire punctuality and di: patch. .1 I lillti .t . (established nearly .5(1 s ears), No. 17. fa ing Fitr.:i. -------- Irs Lao, litilharn ; and by appointment. at Messrs. E. mid • %•• ii , irs Dalian and Oil Warehous.., No. 76. New Rini r,.ct i at Mr. t•. Wier, Oilman, No. Se, Leadenhall - st r i•et ; NI r. C. ttii. Taylor, Kingston, Surrey ; and Mr. T. Giles, Greene MIL Norte genuine, tirt:ewi slimed Jasper Taylor and Sin. LADY BRANSCOME, WIDOW .•F SIR JAMES BRANSCONIII, ESPECTFULLY informs the Nobility, Gentry, ' AL and Public, that Tickets and Shares are selling at her date Lottery OlSees, No. 1, HOLBORN BARS, • The Corner of Middle Row, Holborn, AND 150, ST. MARGARET'S HILL, _Borough, Where she will no doubt have the happiness to inform them Part of the Capital Prizes are sold in the New Ver ., Slate Lottery, containing od MOM Tickets, sad all to be drawn the 214 ni THIS MONT H. In the last Two Years of Sir J. Bra nserirob's Life, be bad the Pleasure of distributing to the Public PRIZES ausotiatiog to pearly Five Hundred Thomism% 4'asnds Sterling, lad Lady B. trusts, that a enntlionioceof this ettemineted "a will be isperieocal at be: Nes °Oka us obey" I- TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. SADLER. At his Repository, GOityrell.street, To-stonßow, Jan. 10, at Twelve o'Cinrk. SFVERAL clever active HORSES, c alculated for Mall Quiche., Gies, Tandems, &c. some capital Hackneys, n o llowovs , , p o oeNi, Journey Horses. &c. in the whole eighty lots. Aim two remarkably handsome large fat Pigs, of the Berkshire breed, only Iwo years old. The above merit the at temion of bacon-manufachirer, butchers. and others. as they are allowed by eminent juelgeg tii be two of the best ever offered fur .31r, and supposed to weigh front SO to Ilk) stone each. Tofu. yiened tUI the time of S ile, and Emlil without teserve. • Politic Sole Days every Tite.day and Friday. TO lIE SOLI) RY PRIVATE. CONTuAcT ON F. Thousand Two ilundred and Forty-five OAK TREES. of different dimensions, srnatlu g io Kittp. hill Woto , oi'. Parish of Plunisirsul, Kent ; olio 43 Elm, 21 Asti, and live Walnut Treei, of sees ltirrve dimeibiani, at Eail Wickham. A caniidelable quaintly of enclerautal in Kingston' Wood. Nit an Davidinn, at the Gay Earl of Warwick inn, Wel ihnn the Ti utter wail Underwood: and Particulars slousr'neillhtwn by niqtrieidiou to.Adaa. Murray, Surveyor and falai At ht. 4. INcket•oreri, TO 111 2 . S,) I) WI I'ILIVATE CONTRACT, ALEASE of Fourteen Years of a very excellent Mawr e ,ved N RUItV, near St. Albans, Heris; %%%%% pris in; it e,..•:1 dwelliog-b use, ollfice, , . garden, orrh:sras, and itts.t acres .1 ov-adow, pasture, and arable land, very much adapted tu the tuinip husbandr). Immediate pm ses-iou may be 'nut. further Particular.% :.pply (if by letter, post paid) t o Maui Murray, sur%ry..r* and Laud AAent, 3, l'icket-weet, Temple-Ira. NI - .N YFA Y'S riIFTS OF TIV LNTV THOUS A N D POUNDS - PRIZES IN THE NIATCIII. Esti SI . AT E LOTTERY 01-' ONLY 1'2,00 ; Tic KETS, All to he OR AW V on rl' ESD AY, 21-t of THIS MONTH • rII IIISII (Contractor), gratefully happy in an t • tiottlicitat the nititter , tts Capital Int ihLS w hick he hiss B old in tl.i. List three or four Nlontlez, solicits the public attention In the pre-rut I..ntri N , allii Slilt,•it'll il In to be equaily Endo mar in di-posing of I . apical- to 010-0 . WllO 110 W honour hint w ith their ro•iiman.ls. 'rile 'fi..kets are few, the Prize* numerous, the Capitals great, and tite i i-k rowel. SeDLAIL. 2 Prizes of £ttl.ool are Xll,OOO '2 . ..... , 6,000 .... 12.000 9. ti ~ . C 4,193 from ./.!.'itt(t to .1: .'. i .• . 5 t,00,1 The follom My. a t iluit P,ize• %tete sold in Mill ret nt 4 , Com bat, 9, eli.iriiig-rpo-, Loniliiii, mail by !fish', A l eut, i i , t h e Conotr), in Vie two Lotteries drlWll ill October anti November last z-- 1.591....Ch , s A .... X1(3,(10.1 1 3,:41 Class C .... X 15,000 3.311 • A x. 3 -.; 4.025 e '2,OW 3.813 P . 510 1 hr. Re. Ste. An immediate mirclince Is stitviseil, rt , i, from the smallness of the Lotte , y, Tirkei 4 and Share. mat h' .1-01 Te within 0 day nr two of the Orin in , r, w Ilk!' w ill be TISESI) A V. the 21M1 ilfo. - ----- ---.------.........-------- - .- -. Tinto. M Pmt. blunting Clir le. Montilla. Herald British Press*. Day. lic Ledger. Mornisic 'hdveriiser. MONDAY, WEDNE' London Chronicle. London Packet. Evening Mail. TUKSD Y, THURSDAY, nrid.SATURD AY. C o mmercial chronicle. General Evessin..t. I'' t. St. Jame, Chroicle. Londan Gazette, Tuesdal I Ettklisla CI irk. and Saturdas. Cuhbeti s .Register, Sattirdav, mid all other Weekly Paters . T. ADYERTISERSintheCOVN TRY. The inconvenient* and delay e‘perienced by Solicitors, Anc- Hower!, and Gentlemen in ilk Country. in getting Advertise ments intorted in' L.oiwinn and Country News.priper,, induces W. Martin to inform them, that he undertakes to receive and insert Births. Marriages, Deaths. Paragraphs, and all kinds of Advertisement, fur an the Lorton and Country Newspapers, with the grease,* COrseetdeSS and dI4 ANOTHER PROOF. - Richmond, April 24, 1811. SIR, —The benefit which I have derieed front the use of your medicine. the BALM OF MECC em my warmest ae knowledemeots. The perfect worry Im ex perienced frr many years. from a most severe aerv,ms complaint, pailicularly affecting my head, rendering me frequently inca pable of pur-eine my avocations, was ' greater than I can ne • scr ibe; and 'trough I bad the be st advice, and was much with i my fattier, Dr. Trailer, of Bath, ail remedies appeared to be I without effect. till I w as recommended to try your medicine by a lady to whorls it hod been of great service. Vidhin a few t RECENT CURE OF A LURISY. weeks-ifter I first took the Balm. I was considerably amended, Chichester, July 46. 1811- and consinded In grow hetter. uatil I was ultimately free from 4 G ENT IJENI A N in Chichester, who had long every symptom of my complaint, and have continued now near A buttered by a Pleurisy in his side, and had . the best ad- Eve months perfectly well. This statement I eembler an act of vice that could be obtained ball* in London* and is Chichester, justice; and you perms welcome to make whet use of it you wI lling esperi. ocin4 Lily relief t was at length induced. please. I am, &c. tugli the ter..innigiirtation of : S r. R. Phillipson. ef Chi- GEORfiTN A PRI CE. cai.,ret, to ti y DR.-SOLOMON' CORDIAL BALM OF The genuine Balm of Metes is prepared only.by Dr. Senate ; GI LEA M. fram it single Family Bottle of which he found qgd . sold wholesale and retail, by his agent, Mr. Richatos, so much he that by a steady gerseveraisce in its use he is Druggist. 193, Strand, near St. Clement's Church ; alms retail now perfeetry restored to health, and has given Mr. Phillip- by Ward. 524, Holborn ; Parsons. 156. Fleet-street ; Bacurt, son, I)roggist, pertishisien to refer any respectable inquirer to 150, Oxford- treet. opinwite the Pantheon ; street faro' of base this statement verified. the Royal F.schaesey Golding, 42. Conthill; and Christ; THE CORDIAL B&LM (W GILEAD, for Nerves', Coo- Corksper-street, corner of Spring Gardens. Price is. immptive, and Debilitated Coesiitatines, is sold gat led. 6d. a Observe. that there is an engraved Portrait of Dr. Senate in Beale, and Family Hipttles, couttilning four smaller ones 'at the label oa the outside of each her, which is signed by the 331 s each, by 1 1 -- Paillinaitit. Dralteixi. Chichester; Mr. Be- Prnprietor. E. Senate, in Ms hand-writing. All ethers nee lens. Portsmouth ; Mr. Harding, G„ Chu ' Mr. Phillipsen. eneriterfeits. . Brighton; Dicey sad Setloa, BOW Church-yard, London; Thereat* Balm of Mecca la p re p ared °AY bY. Dr. Renate brag all Medicine Veaders and .old, wholesale and retail, by his agent. Mr. Richards, Observe the wards " Stual. Soloman, Liverpool," engraved Dreggistk 199. Strand, war St. 'seCleameaweb t al" retail as the rising ; all ethers are coneterfeits by waft. six, Holborn; 11/4190110, 166, et.stre ; Race°, N. B. The Doctor' may be cosualtett i , a. gaNgt. at (Blend IN. Olforstoitreet, opposite Boadadreet ; Allen, 76. Orford- Home, Liverpool, by these who Imre sertairt .ojr ” Grid* itivet. epaosite the Pantheon; Bolton, trout ef the Royal Ba ld Health ;" a Patatadias ow bp Lasie r is mil gga, c hange 1 Golding, 41, Canada ; gad Clirisp. Coehrger-stret, taster-raw, "Istadeis, &deg Ilioiteallona • • ow* 4 grriapeisal. Price 7s. per bu t dory Waded. . . .. . . • HOUSE. OF COMMONS, Jar. & New writs were ordered to issue for the election of new MAO' hers for the Bwroogit of Qiicentorough, in the room of Mr Richard Wellesley, who, since his election, had accepted of the office of a Lord of the Treasury ; and for the Borough of V.eobley, in the room of Lord tawnier, _ who, since his election, had accepted a cow:A M aiun in his ajesty's regular forces. Mr. LOCKHART gave notice, that, to-morrow, heshoolt move for leave to bring In a Rill to regulate the regi stry of cha ritable donations. Two new Members were sworn and took their seats., The Sheriffs of Loudon preuential a Petition from the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Gammon Conned: , to enable them to carry into more effect certain revisions of an Act of Pariia• meat, passed in the 14th of his present Majesty, for regulating the navigation of the River Thames.—Ordered to lie on the table. STATE OF THE KING'S HEALTH, Mr. Secretary RXDER presented two Quarterly Rep oo M from the Queon'sCouncit upon this sobjett ; which wore rd, and ordenerse the, priatte. ADDRESS TO TILE PRINCE REGENT. Lord JOCELYN appeared at the Bar to bring up the report.of the Address, when Mr. WHITBREAD said, that before he should - consent to receive the report, be felt it an imperious duty to declare his reasons for objecting to it in its present shape. With respect to the comforts and splendour which he thought should surround the So• vereign in his afflicted situation, he did not deem it necessary to dwell on it then, as he should have se• veral opportunities hereafLor. It was not his inten• tint' either to cast the least reflection on the military skill or gallantry of Lord Wellington, and the offs‘ cers and men under his command in Portugal, be. canse he believed nothing could be accomplished which they had left undone. He was ready to ad mit that Lord Wellington had not only equalled any modern, but many of the renowned Generals of former times. [Hear, hear !] He had at least proved himself equal to contend with the most ac complished Marshals of Fraiice ; but considering the comparative military force and resources of this conga try with those of France, he was persuaded that even Lord Wellington could not achieve the deliverance of the Peninsula, if he should for a time retain the possession of Portugal. All the strength which Bri tain could bestow had been f'sr years at the full dis. pnsal of ',Ministers, and by tnem transferred to Lord Wellington; yet, after every thing which his own extensive genius could delise, or British valour achieve, let the House now look at the actual situ:v. ' tion of Spain and Portugal, and sa y what result LIC LNSED iii GOVERN NI EN r, MARTIN, 8, CORN DILI.. NEW the country had to evp•ct. , Was there any thing (NE HUNDRED A YEA ND TWENTY THOU- R'S GIFTS. i i : in it which pstified the hope of ultimate s uccess?— sYNt) POD NDS a ill he divided ninont; the fortunate I After England had esiviided ettilions of moneys Lo•eei , el Tick. is on ow tl:t of ibi, SI-reith.— tad her army fought toady tuld w ineanonfet AV. M A rat N begs lii . Fr;entl , will not delay. who intend to 1 iFnrathnececomm.amsonnociva,nseaftwiertkibi re in pe a a n ted d P d ot e : make a piirchoo• in the prei...tit SMALL 1.0 l'T I. It Y ;Tei'cikrleit rul:lrtv ilto , e re A.tinz in the Country, a, there WaS nor ri . battl es tu ga to he trot in the 1,•1 Lottery for several days previous to the ; feats and retreats of her armies, in the military posses. Day of DrawiTz. I ' ' ' • Pretent Price... Ticket .... VA 5 0 i sion of Spain. That the fortifications of Almeida were Half 'in Ii 1.1 I Eighth t e 16 6 . destroyed cvuld not be believed ; and what relief Quarter _- . . ... ' Cooelimen, t'llib.:, A gr nt... could we now afford to any part of Spain which the __ ' W' -, Mar retreated *.• A g n,ul Ai lllW:illre Witte to CoaC,- ~ , ~ &C. porch:oily 1 :;! t elv : /lel Orders from Mee Gauntry directed , F efore rench the chose to occu and p Portuguese army, Lard Wel. ? hen . issena . as e dolt. :mended t i lIN retii.n of l'ost. REGULAR NEWsPAPER OFFICE, i b British above W. Itt Alt Ft N, No. 8, COlOllll, Loodmi, begs leave to ; lington felt himself unable to follow him? and when intone the Noliili:y and Gentry, that front his Office New-pa- • Massena returned, Lord Wellington was compelled tiers of every ile,i ription ale regolary forwarded to all parts of 1 . the United Kingdom, Postale free. in his turn to fall back. Looking at those knoWn Tile vent irregularity and dirppointment experienret by facts, the ultimate success of our cause appeared ims 6,...0rmen .. re,'diti4 in the Coolitry, not receiving tleie News. probable, in proportion to the great military skill of pitp..r. re t to:oN, induces W. M. to inform them. if they will : favour him with their orders, he nut cog to supolv. them , our Commander; for if success failed him, what hope without lieiii4 thus disappointed, and in that regular manner I was there left? It was true we had the military pos. which shalt &lee the greatest saii-f i..l* . public Braden Room. c o. c _b„ ust . s . &c. u ill filit i ib i s session of Portugal ; but could we keep it? He did r .twibl;ohrlent wen worth their notice, as they will not wily be i not think we could. In the Speech which Ministers set veil regular, Ind on very moderate terms. I had prepared in the name of the Prince Regent, it LONDON DAILY PA VERS. . Statesn. i was asserted, that 44 the measures which have been . 1 Courier. ma I pursued for the defence and se c urit y of the kingdont Globe. of Portugal, have proved completely effectual ;" but Pi:nt• he would mish to be informed, whether it was the Traseller. sun, opinion of military officers, who should he best cont. Star. pctent to know, that they would continue effectual. Alfred. DAY, and Fain AY. Why were not the hopes of L ord Wellington himself Instructor, Welnestlay. disclosed to the Ilouse; if he entertained any ? Ha Britidt Mercury, do. (Mr. W.) was afraid, from their not being made. public., thatthey were not sanguine, and therefore we ought in time to re!iniuish a cause in which now 'thing but ultimate discomfiture was to be obtained, and not rashly and unnecessarily expend that abroad ' whit,:h should form our best protection at home.--. From one end of Spanish America to thiother the dif.. ferent provinces had, for various reasons, revolted against the mother country, and she could expect no assistance during the contest from that quarter. It was true that the British Government had sent out Commissioners for the purpose of adjusting their dif. ference ; but he wished to be informed whether their mediation was accepted, and if so, what hopes were entertained of a reconciliation. Before the House gave its assurance to support Spain and Portugal further than had been done, and their native re• sources and energies more conspicuously displayed, he wished to be informed why Sir Robert Wilson. and Mr. Liston remained at present in this country, although they 'were gazetted months ago as appointed to proceed upon public missions. He would ai the Right Hon. Gentleman opposite, what wa: present state of the British army, were.its ra , present filled; and, if not, whence were thsriefil to be Supplied i—The Speech contained inothet highly interesting and important, on which proper for the .House to demand Infermatio , meant the unfortunate unadjusted differences' United States of America. Last Sessiou it had to his lot to deprecate in that House; that all conciliation made by America were rejected . British Government, and that the greatest disreepect had beentshewn by the Marquis of Welletler AmeriCan Ambassador, Mr. -Finkney. 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