The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-02-19 00:00:00

~'~ s+'': - • - •7,7; _ - . . charges against the press, and had lamented that low cunning could save a libeller from conviction. —These were the men with whom, in. Perlis bent, the assault upon the press begat!. Now, &appalls/the effect of the attacks upon theiN the ;tress, had had its wished-for effect • *Amoy; that of driving them from their plae;s,,•would the nation tare had to lament such use, meths, of the press ? Would the nation have had to lament with Lord Cutlereagh, that it was difficult to cianvirtt of libels for inch writings ? Oh ! hew happY would it have been for &leant:, if tke, press had succeeded in driving them from their , places before they entered upon their last cam. paign, which has been more fatal ,to •the country than any three of the most fatal campaigns of any of their predecessors ? lithe press had succeeded In driving them from place in the month of May last (end had it been free, u it ought, it would have therein succeeded), what enormous expence, w hat rivers of blood, what anguish, what tor. mint, what disgrace would it not haw prevented to this eation'and its armies! The press entice. soured to effect this great object; it went as far cis it dared ; and, had it dared to publish the' - truth,. that object would have been accomplished l ,l long b fore the fitting out of the Welcheren Ex pedition. The province of a " free press," is, not to send forth primers, spelling-books; sys toms of book-keeping, of geometry, andthe This its not the province of a free prois; - fOr any press, under the most grievous tyranity, may em. ploy itself io that way. Whatis meant by tc Li. AMITY Or THE PRESS," hit the liberty of pub. lishing one's opinions freely as to the charades -and conduct of MEN IN POW EEL ; din mitel hiroe the management of ihi public's qtaiit. If it means any thing ; if it has common petise in it; If it be not a mere deceptive sound ; it mulls this. The great and virtuous author of my .mot to, who was an honour to human nature as yrell as to his country, proceeds thus : with respect to IlibaM " on a particular person, in his privet. ca " pitchy, there may be some little foundatioa,for es a doctrine of this sort" (the doctrine, still • maintained, of truth being a libel), 'cc because, 66 its the. welfare of the State has nothing to de 46 with his private transactions, you. ought sot to 66 make reflections that may injure him lit his 66 calliug or his reputation ; you mast always do . 6. this out of personal spite, and, therefore ) 6 ' ought to be punished fur such your, midevo " !cues. But, the case is totally . Jigratudatith • 66 respect to en administration ; .for tlui"coaittry " in general is always the better or the *serif . 6 ' for its conduct, and therefore every man has a " right to know, to consider, and to reflect upon " it. Their posts in the State, or theta public 64 characters, are not like any individual's; par. 64 ticular trade, profession or fortune, or his psi. Gs rate character. The writing- Of them out of " their places in the government is not a loss, 66 for which they have any tight to be repaid 4 ' in damages. Their bolding ought only to be 46 during good behaviour, and of this the pee-. 46 pie at large ought to be made judges.— " When men feud themselves aggrieved by the " violence or the misconduct of persons ap -6' point, the Ministry, it is natural for them " .to cous e itain, to communicate their thoughts to, 66 others, to put their neighbours on their guard, 46 and to remonstrate in print against the public 4 ' proceedings. The liberty of exposing and `of' 44 opposing a bad administration by the pea is a.l 66 mongst the necessary privileges of a free peo -66 plc, and is, perhaps, the greatest benefit, that' . 4 ' can be derived from the liberty of the press. 44 But Ministers, who, by their misdeeds, 46 yoke the people to cry out sad complain, are ", very apt to make that complaint the founita " ties of new oppression, by prosecuting the cc same as a libel on the State."—Sucb definition of the liberty of the press, gam; byithe great LOUD CAMDEN; and, indeed, if the liberty, of the press does not extend thus far, I shoUld be glad to know of what use it min possibly be NE any of the ends which it, is, or ever has. linen, supposed to answer. It is a thing very mails boasted of; it is called the guardian of Mir rights • and liberties : but, how is it to . operate as a guardian of our rights and liberties, - unless it be • meant, that It is to attack those, who are hostile to those rights and liberties? And, of what con. iiectuenoe can that hostility be,, unless the hostile • persons have potter . There are many ways, in which a free press may act fur the public gild; but, certainly, the way in which it caulisrosore efficacious than any other,-into expose this weak,. news or the wickedness of men in power; to shew' their unfitness for the offices they fill ; to pull the mask off from them, when they are hypocrites • to show bow they have injured their country; , and, by exciting the public indignation against them, to drive them from those offices, by the fill. log of which they are enabled to do mischief to"' the King and to hhi people. There can, I think, be no doubt, in the mind of any man of coat. mon sense, and of impartial judgment, that such is the proper of and not only the proper of. her, but the only greatly useful office, of a . Pin press. Indeed, if Bich 1it0, 4 k b, ?MAN lkhafat4 . surd to talk of its ; 'ir II be permitted to soy nothing against those who are in power ; if„ it be permitted re speak of them only in terms of praise, is it not a despicable mockery to talk of its liberty I In praise of a Minister you may say al you please; no fear of surfeiting him or any of Isis underlings. Upon this theme you may ea large ; there arena bounds prescribed here; nay, if you must censure, and even if your propensity be to slander people, there is maple scope for you ' amongst the opponent: of thou M waiver, whom you may belabour as long as you' pleas% till you be tired et the work, and till the public be tired of you. Bet, the moment you begin , to eel .sbedvert upon the principles, the cundect, .or - measures of men in power, that moment too are assailed with IleCNSAijoes of iNOMNI. Altlitlabk length and of thundering wood; . the , toy least that is imputed to you iy.. thatyour ,ipeects are scandalous, malicious, and seditiosa, . sad that your intention 11 to bring hie hisigiejr! tt vagmeept into hatred and , cowlempt, tad to hOt *PIMA his law!, his person, crown and 4 .• Pity ; Ow, perhaps, tie whole that you Yea . .111 L lip• 7,--;`.-""'.lllllVss" gir a tsrv` ,7 " :: - ..7 -7.". 777 " 1 ", • • • 4."- • . • • • Tag BiI i ATESIVIA . I 1 • . - • • dome is to 11414141 f iss" the just indigitinien er 'osr =materna°, tie chassetee, conduct er..,Mellanfes of *sense asan t who sever woo it • for * Waist*, gad of 41010•410aeloiCyfq.c.:Kt000toy will,• it* it, eget and yeert i, haiiiite, roe the • fatal coatiequen ' oc‘:-- 1 -.. 0 this lengths, ittleineli those may go al who take the site of saasOn • power, il'aenv ' instances might begieen ; but* I will tontine .layiedri' . to one.publieetietri •aqt : the specioten will notc I think , be regarded as thetas complete, shoal . obletve,' that, of the authors of •the work, fro*, which I am about toistote, Me. CAllizNG, (out ~. . o f the foremost in censuring the attacks upon persons of high cheratter) wee At the head. In the ANTI.JACOSIN Newspaper, which 'was, after its publication in Jingle sheets, rep‘blishe* in TWO . . VOLUM Eil, oases, Abets are attacks, of the most libellous sod of tisteherseet kind, spots. almost every man of any weight,.. who was, - - the time of • its publication (1798), opposed tis and his set. In Vol. I. Lord Mosta is neelfAsid , of telling tales in order to. cozen the Boise of Lords. In the same plaits his features, his boots, his sinek,., his hat,' and MS whose person la, - .64‘ eeleil and abused. lie is_ compered to thettileg geeing betly,•Ptszo4 it shakespearo's plays. -4..,,.. In the same artlc%"BlJ.4irtn Ed wards,',thea a,, member of paelianteoli iszelted.Bfilife ; sad, es: l `amongst the ifPiligirms of - : Lord" Moira, -, " Oh! .., ♦ Thartir4 4 , 1 ,:44...+01d Puftenity," are mentioned., •:--The Dsriiii it, Nouveau is accused,, in strut P . parts df (11107volanar; ter 'endeavoilfing to Odle rebelliiii4 _snit ist• Uttering Ouellette** es preisions, ---I‘tr. 'Fos4 . in - several .pladesi:lin actuset, in, . tree* unevikociti let*, of jiiifsihili treason ' , 7 atoig With Ms; TOOkii Wit t r , - biberii."' : f is oilletr themo4cm co , • , - liatfi'placa he . is repte t l sented a being .. "lea With 4/batons, rapine, st prisons, scaltuhliplogod, end 'with war *tablet the great and gorilc,'",ln the game article the late Done or Beeroltb led the then Marquis of Lanedowee are ridiculed. , --I; The Dune or "4 4 fettannetnt,attis 1,1 &Scribed As infonflonsslig endeairenting to Alai :the assessed - tax ga therer ; ant efterviarris,' . .in. Vol. 11. thegrossest • aspersions are cast e'pen' Mb tharedkci, under the setae of "'Ditki-iiitltion.". ' But, not to take up my room wilds mote' particulars, there 4 1 . an. .der the title °Vt.**. ?Wet BIRTII.DAT;" a Siting of scurrilities such ae.-tnerer • saw in any 'other publication, Seen in . America. ' Here 'tee intro duced,. the Doke of Norfolk, the Duke of Bed. ford, Mr. Ili:4,111e, Mi[Nieholl, Mt. Jekyl,, Mr. It Edwards, WI. :Burdett, Mr. Tooke, Mr. Fox (Is the compeer - of Robespierre tendr Cullot d'llerbeis); Mr. Tierney, and . Mr: Tn. .kine. Undeti pretended aoeount of the toed!, speeches;" 'irony, &c. their :gm represented ai ntterioi he most treasonable, and et :!kelaaia time, ' the most stupid seatimente ; they are eshl. bitted as beastly drunkards; is feels inthneiree 1 enthlaCkgeorts, and; in: short s everY•N‘ 4.plat is l oathsome and - deteetable. A publialttrTec..eti' gross and so malignant, it is, II .btlieve, liup . amt.."l We to find' any where else,; Itid,‘. that; If lOW' been pibliehed against meta Sit ?OWN', it Mould have been punished with the utmost severity, ire may safely presume, Seeing that it was is thi. eery some year, that pour GILAVIT WAILAPIELD, was, for a publication quite inoffensive, compered to this, sentenced to twayegil itsprisonaietai id a distant jail !—Towar* the close of theleo rs hou, the. stock 'of ,these authors seem. to. M> peetq‘.Weerlf itheustal, and they fell . Vie something tither venial:e pursing, ven' than pursing, fee in. stance :' " A: Uttar. from ,1340g5 , t-ii,ko-4014/1.- 1 66 PH 0 01. A , to N ZEZ- A VILA liatiii 02.0 1 111, 4 9 Tilt' it, " from Bob Adair , a dull fool , • .. -1 . . .!al i a wretched quiz:" - 'ibis is your gentkes wricing, I suppose : This miserride play, net upon words, bin upon letters : This wretched,' vulgar stiff, each as one might expect•front. ap. prat tice.boys' or' potiiris „. Is any thing so c00...' rtmoptible as this to be tested in any publication" that ever before 'Jadeite appearance f And yet,. this work was the jelet effort of Mr. Canning, , ,Ildt. John llookiioni Prete; 'and Mr. George RI- lisoe-•-t-But, it is . the abuse„• -the falshood, and the sootiest, which, reigns, fro ono end to the j other of it, that merits our •attention ; becauie • Mr. Canning, without 'When express approba; :doe no artieln was insertedOs now one Ortlin assailants of the press, open the score of it.' attacking teen of high rank, w hieh attacks hi was v pleetto call coitardig. , What epithiti, then, did his ettseki deserve, which . were made under the assurance Of almost, certain. i . Mininiti?-- 1 - , There is, however, a sort of 'codicil to the history of this Anti.J,etebia.:NeWepaper, with which the public should now be' inSde acqesinted.--7,—.. -The work, after having , in' v ain, to rise ain 9 end in sale, never attained a publication of more than about 2,000," thOugli, as may easily be conceived, every effort was made use of to force a sale,. and 'though many persons 18'4 : it from the lelne Me' Niles that they spketie ,:sp the " FeholtigstcoaH tributions," ei'Mg ''" ~. • le f log on. Thielohlic, • properly Pe calleill itlkro anted with it; and es , the Alarmists viete,eliffeesed or it, it_WaL . .da ; PPI 3 ,,,! but the au:001i, kepiot to. 0.1.04rf Ple . rW 4l •P . from obligee, al;t, at ' .thc . 409 time 3.948fai their " getttleMefdlte fisiliqpifprOplPted, at least; . , sad to, 'the ` te.pablisbilig of rhymes, ins . .quiriq edition,. i(lsmplitteft ' plates, by . tho. comae - Atoll - painter,. hj,g t Om. t s e A .. Of St. 1 14mrit,,,tn:c! 1 - , wlie,„ re?. } i ll .$s .admirable represeistatiotts it lours keitiftlAtici%cnt-tkir'hi; Is said to lie,ititiebted gelely.' to big.miree.. ~...Tiiii was the Ret4qp,.,iiht) westp furnish thole ! itieisi• nations," 1014 Ch were to prCserie frora . theinerci. less trunk-seeker the rhymes of Clittettlg Awl ''" In plain }lnglith, he was to giieo . oorkoti/rei c responditiii_wifh.the written desiriptlesi of each. the piincipat perseei, who kelf,heen,, it? ItrosSly attacked in the work:. Thaprintet VIII of the book was finished in 'September, tBOO, amid the Illisminations, leeM the handset( the ,worthy Mr; Gilkey, :were 'wetly . all finfshed,abotit the same lime; when, ishethes from the alariiingetate 4:•( Ai country at that time, and a dread of eof change, which that might produce; - wbethir front. 'ii-„f‘rebett i „ otdengor, and of a (tarot retriba. itisit ) :wt . ' , perceiving as ep0k4e.0 4 04c,; ors, fro illeaseier ‘ metive, Certain it 44 . Oat+ fi ll of a •ssidiet4 'nit. Aatiton Who had stibeCribed to the work thesassives,' ill misiati . raged 'hit ill nnueser .of sways, mul who j . illtwellindsg at host, had. corrected: . the sheoir,*" *Ay West; through tit ,' Pram i eli 44110141(01316,* Miter. • ' herd tbretthscriptibsi , list, OA it • Mr: Gillray aisert4 nit onfi l oad a stop to his faith& opera. .tions,, Oat M. CA rittno actaally took the plates ialo.his Oa* possessiao; blivintstaked Wideb sir. cumstances, .1 shall leave the public to form their own opinions as to. The share which he had . hat: IS the selecting of the several 'subjects •of • those plates,--.10w.,• reader, look at this trent. action well. !Oire every part of it dueoolisidere.. Lion. Come to a correct opinion of k--such en , opinion as Plain good sense dictates ;• and,, when you have sodone, Ahmi remember, that it Was Mr. 01;'1466-who, a little more than kyear back, .1.- :icighed, in suck..lifty 'grainy against the des ' lordly. conduct of.the "mil. spina, its baseness : and cowardice in of; patens in high,rank ;:. iied,Whe- watt dirotelli followed , by his colleague,. • Lord Castlereagh, who, to Mr. Canning"; 'access-, tioent r adtied art sapromion of regret, that it was so 1 d(ficait tt 'afar, crreatetioft in cues -of libel.— Reader, you mat .triatimbei the outcry Oat was set up; towards 0 . 4 - efose of the last Smiles of Par. f Aigaient i -itgainst whit was Baledthaprerailleg ills. t positlen hi attack all public men, when the real (ILO- *le th ere was clothing attacked but the 'base insd detestable eorruptions 'that were now.. rioitu ta.;all the world,. arid wbkh were attacked with brebniing. abhorrence 'by the Speaker of thel ( Otiose of Cornmonshioulf ; heti suppose it hod 'best otherwise ; suppose ,we had attacked the , piw,ioni, !rarely we' had , as good a right to atiack persona with truth, as Mr. Canning and his news. : paper associates had to sheik other persons with falsehood. ".The Great, it seem, are privileg'd alone, •'To paoktb all injust ice but flirt, own." . ' Bat this conduct of the Rhodian Judges h .sue. passed by Mr. Canning ; for he censures us in at. tacks which we justly make, while be, as we have seen, has made severer,. or at least, ruder and greet ser . , attacks unjustlgo ' We accuse nobody of tree. eonahle language ind,designs ; .we accuse no Pear of coaening the Ulnae; we Recite no Dukb of tentiiioally andeardisting to'chsiii, the reeei'lue ; we deal notis the abase and ridicule of the perseisiths • • features, lad' the dress of public then ; and what was I want to • know, that he should make -aid attacks with impunky ? Why, he. was a favourite of thesMinister of the day ; be was un derthe Mists of . oliee and of power. Talk of jaeobinism, indeed i Talk ,of levelling ! Talk •of pulling dawn tllgaities: Look intothe. pager' of Mr. Canning's newspaper, look into the scan. dalous volumes of the 64 Anti-Jacobin,'? and see, how Min of high rank are there treated. .Ii it . tiot monstrous, then ; is it not sufficient to„a.Witkott l . anger and resentment in the breast of likOilit: who, bus a heart there, to liter 'authors aid publishers permeated' as aiming it . the ovartbaow of all Aevrerideint,. though they have had this exam. iiebefourthem; and have . stopped very far short liehiounds .I—Bet, us matter what the pre :jai** it is the liberty of the iiiio.tio4r.iilljch lc „10 hateful;and which there waits in evident loten tion to destroy ; and, the traith really is, that cor. reption mast deitrOy ths-prescer the press will *troy corruption. lt is si-diatilii. itruggle' be. `tweed them.---One would imagine, that . , es damps upprOseWes us; there would be -s . groiter. anti ` greaterdispo!itionfo Ma* in seicritles, tii'disarm men of their-resentments, and to unite all'. hearts in the ooettity'a defence ' • but , after'whittWa have • seen, in,all the countries subdued by Naporeott, ' we cannot be much igrprized at what area stow' tee' in oas..own country. WILLIAM CORBETT. .F14)111 the LORPON GAZETTE. Fsa. 17. • Admiralty Ogee, Feb. 17.. Admiral Lord Gambier has transmitted to John Wilson Cheoker, Erg. a letter from Captain Kerr, of his Majesty's ship 'Unicorn, stating the cap , tore, On• the 3d init. of Le' Gascon French pd_ vateer, of 16 guns and 113 men, out two days Tram Bayonneiwithoist making any prize; and, alto- two letters front . the' 11611; Captain Aylmer, of .his Majesty's ship Narcissus, giving an account of his having captured, on the 19th of last month. 'the Duguay Trouin.Freoch piliateet, of 14 guns (thrown overboard) and 75 men ; and on the sth inst. another called the Aimable Josepbine, of •14 ,dons and 105 amen ; -a brig .which had been cap_ , eared by the former, ware also retaken by the Narcissus. • • • • Treaeury Chatiibire, Feb. 13. TlistKing has been pleased •to appoint William MO*, Esq.' to be a-Coinmitadener of the Ez.. di; WO C. T. Mang, deceased. 7*; Crtnes.l2llo,- /14, - • - - acativ •Aii l ol B pp,“ t 6e. ha. per 100 e. • - • Red nalt sums, per i A.wiL erpae. amp itip, 15s. t white nr •Ipitypeli if or every th °wind 16011, iiitilblelyprihM*4so; limit *pod , e ,r ome t hie led;per lAA neat owlet:de omir Hoe Of *nu 13(g. atite • if. i • • , ti - • perailnien, tindev. 44- t higia or revek edtafter de swab notice. {a that pahre,gieest in the Gla f o o4 ' * ' • OrdienroOfik;, Fib. 15, Alt , mgeopfil istablittinienelOr Ai*. Military Department' or the I . 1. • • • °Mame: • /alike Verttog,_ If .4). to be Snug& Adistipot-Sorie.". ! Ace Casey. revived. •-• . . • ,• • . -~.~ , c ~. .aLiak Liar— , i . . _ 1 1 . , . , . 1 tI ' t 1 1 , 1 . 1 I , • 1 • , . 1 .. i, . g ; `l • i t )1 1 1' . .1 ; 1 ' • 1.1 II 1 : ^ / . 1 • 1 • • f t i 1 1 fi , , . 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' .j e peete7.-thefullsrimg . ogi. dtities belicchatzeible .. - Oraforighliet'al-ticiti erCi . wa i r e be r cwt.:. produce of .1' : , lamb of itsbertra, viz.— ' Cu. Het aa#firlalogie.itarbi‘ligek-a;mi . I . o l l 4 l . ? it ri: , n r t is S ar o ss ti o d u . stet..., ose c i r sio : r ltlll ai th. h rel4 ; oll :l. oi. b 4 a heil d. iisvektataaeil,:elitleuttlrielfnenrectlelleirl44.2ep‘Paiejaic, op'robfaillikilrirliee,:b±:it .lei 100th ... 1 4 ' 7 . . . 'S ~ . • ' • . . s • • . 1 • , . • 1 • • - 1 ,1 _ NANKRUPTOI.IkiIiarBBSEBBG. :. Oale l Neirtaille-ipaa-Tydeopirit.torrchant. .1... Walesa, WaWorth, ears ter. BANKRIJ/ S FS. Ai s iimoishoopgeoesedistr - Mailet, China sad Maso n to =v4ler Feb. 14, Marta 9 3 34, at twelve, at t u il dil l A , t Ileag; T. and 8.-Baylar, Great Newport:limit; F.04-Rue; .. .•'`. • T. Hey. Lommtva.street, Fleet-street, denier in spirituous liquors, Feb. 19, at ten, 24, March. 31, at on e. at Goad, 'ball . Altlielie s y, Mr: Robinson, Charter..hemsemplan. W. Ferrell, tickled, Sussex, grocer, Merits 5,6, si, iat eleien, at the . Star Ina, Lewes. Banes. • Attendes; bra G. Gwynne. Lewes; mad hir. - R. 0. Turner, Bouveriems eet • i Fleet-street, toodon. T. Stokes, Chepstow, Mnamouth, mono - scrivene r , p et ,, 20, March 3; SI, at twilye, at the Fall aloes Ina, st o h, croft, Bristel,. Aitornies, Mr. James, Gray's lam.s simu ; London; and Mr. I. Cooke. Bristol. I • R. Gibbs, Bristol, March 2,3, at eleven, at the Rom Tavern, Bristol, and 51, at four, at the MontagiteTa verk Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. Ostwintes and Wa r d, Bristol * and Messrs. Meredith mid' Bobbies, Lincoln's In u , L ou d on. 1 - 9. Moss, _PM. Newbury, Berko . , timber-dealer, Feb. 27, 28, March gs, at eleven, at the White Hart, Newbury. At. torsies, Wenn. Hall and Woedham, Newbury: and Mr.J. Gregory, Clement's Inn, London. . T. Dairies, Tarvin, Chester, corn-tactile, m arc h 6 ,7, 31, T. eleven, at thorn Feathers Inn, Chester. Anomie% 61, Ganser sea. Chewer; aid Mr. Huxley, Templ e , L ondon. . W. toodwia, Gosport, baker. March 2, at two, s, a t et , yen, 3 11, at twelve, at the India Arms Inn, Gospo r t —Attorniea, Messrs. Bleasdale, Alexander, and Holum New Lia Landau aid Mv. Cruickshank. G osport. , H. Mo ody, Boattleetby All Saint Lincolc, Jobber, Mardi 16, 16. 3.1, at etgaeo at the New King's Head Inn with. 1 Aunt-tiles, Mr. .1 - ll a rber , Gray'sion.sqaare, Lon don; aos , Mr. T. Phillips, 'Louth. R. Sternest h(ortim, York, woolletkleakr,March 5,5. 31, set eleven , at ilic Bull Inn, Scarborough, York. Ana t . Liles, Mc. J. Willimes, Red Lloe-square, London; sad Mr. R. H. Lister. ' Scarborough. • . J. Marti°. TaillWook, Cornwall, surgeon, March 9,10,34 ' •at eleven, at the Rings Anus 'lnn; Plynouth'lVOCk. u m , aiei. Mt. J. Lugge ' r Grove-street, Plyismak Dock; n e st Messrs. Rieliel o c ll and rAnkitawn• Temple, I.iindoo. • J. Hinde, Wttisechagel, tin-plate-worker, Feb. 21, March I 3, 31, at twelves -. at Guildhall. Attlirary, Mr.. Hods's% jiurrey-street, Strand. .. .„ - . R. Dirket, of. Gloucester-Mussel; Queen-square, tailor * Feb. 22, at stn s March 1. 31, at eleven, in Guildhall. A t . torney. Mr. Mills, Vine-street, Piccadilly. D. Hood, Sus-street, Bie te, coloortnan,...Feb. In, March 3,31, at twelro, at 11, Attorney, Air. Not. • ing, Primrose-street. Blake . trek. ... • .....• :. A. Moo/bray, , Darbsim, w use-gierelnadb Oldie* -111, tA t 31, at ;levee, at 4ho These l adle' s-lElov, .Newcook •w . Tine. Anomie.); Mr. S. Reed. Newemllemspon-Ty* Mr. E. T. Fairless, Staple Ilia, Leedom '' .... o.•Clisagit,‘ Deebv..grocer, - March 2,3, Stoat de . so • the Kins Arew :Tasera,-Jorv-street, Derby. Ais s , , • Messrs. Batten and Mania "Furanool,lotl s London ; sag' 4 • Messrs. Harrisoit add Radfo rd , verb y. - • • - ( , . J. Taker, Tivertpe, 19.:v0n. st a unch-amber, March 16, It, March, pi, il' t eleven, at the Three imo t Tisernia. Au nt . i , Sties, Mr. 'Rvorlal, Tiverton; and Mr: -16 js,. * Took's-rcert -t t • .- s ',Ckaarery_slatie, Luaddito • . ..• 4 - + • .'-'• J. A. Drijkletwitt,e:qnsd, Feb. 27 i Mitele9.3l.„ . Mile:. • ten, at GS I hal , Attqrnies, Messrs. Rows and Sad, Mid. • aliester.balldlagst "Westiabigier. • • -••• • ' • • - .1 e/ v . ~_ W. H. Cooper, Field-lases, Walbsiettoe Jerseme_ M. 24,. Misr,cdsfy,..3l # at eleven. at - . •:Aralsig; Mr. Hughes. Cbtist-cliarch' • ~, fie • • r .• • F. Chieery; -Ozfeni-stfeet,"'iiaen-draper; - Feb. 44, ti, March 31, at ten, at Guildhall: Andrews,. Mean. Wads. ion, Barlow, and i G Jkagets-kiars. • . r J. Wore, - Little • 'Tbobary-square„ butcher; A Feb. 24,, • at ve, at Galldhall. Amur. . "e 111 • **4llllmllinans, and ' Thamogo, Cipths , Al t court, - twit. E. _ _ , attistreet, Lambeth, victualler, Feb: 9 4 ,at inte;: blaltiebS, at twelve, isad i 3l, at doe, at Gandball. Al- torney, Mr. C. Few.iiteurletta-iitroek,.Covene-Warise. ft..Wigeh, Sbot-hute, are.- to , kee. Feb. 20. March S, • 91, at tra# at Guildhall: Att..r.hy,. Mi. L. lite, Gads. street, Hblbora. • • • . - '• •• ' • • ' •G. flyme Vineitrent, Mimartes, inSiehaet, 14 . : 16,it' i •one, 27, - at ' ts cirri mid•hlarc /1 . 1,5 t teer at Gaildliall# b. toruey; Mr. Wild, Jon. Coati ea. Falersempsare.. • - • • DIVID NW. . .: - March 17'. 'X. Wkateley..liaokside, colnarissesafastorer. - .. .. r hiarcli SS.' If; %relay,- Old Brend-stecef; megiltrat.- ,, Moretti). is Sowers, Manchester. insokeeper.--April IL J. Allen, Platform, Rothschithe coal-mercbton.—Marcbli. T. and W. Faidkage a n d J. Giltion i Queetv-street, Ole** • merebants.—March lii. E. 'Paintr, Did Jewry, . •••:. banger.—March id. CAA , F,,dwards, Lotith r Ligenhothe, e-. nincisant.—hlarcb 10. W. Maya, Cmisaltd.:' : letcwer.—.Match 10. J. Ginty. Oxford-tineet.Trolo.o4m co z catarrh 10. J. G. Caslake.: . W o 4 4 c - tr 4 1r 0 049 sf r ~ tallow-clanMey,_.-. Match. 47:.. .: D. . Janis,. Sher nes, Nae"r 3 ,fer• - • 4IO TA, • 4:*latettes, refer linen-draper. alma I ..- 4. Poll; w2lte.Bearivis.L lleck!.l6ll..loullisp. I, giiiiealleAtutker.—.Marrls2l. ..,Lar s Isliagtun, tilviet. :. • Kier •daMe.7-Marelt 24. 11. Moseley inst. Whielpag, lay- : resift Pountaey-hill, merebants.--March 27. T. Tag*, Whitley, Northumberland, fanner.-...Marek 17. IF% Geddes, Craaboara-Mier, Leicester-Gelds; lino-draper, ~ * CERTIFICATI:II-91 a apt 10. - . • R. Turpin.. Manchester, aserchwat.;.4l. Mercetaol. ' Fonhaw l - Liverpool, merchants .-• R; * Lowther, INCA ' merchant. —T. Reddish, lacklorstarY,. J. Istaatell, G. - BurkinghOws aid J. Fltills tool ameafactisrevi.—.l. Clark, St. Strithords i Agneher.-.H. 9. Cottoq, Cacktield. scheamastor, * . Average Prices of Cons, by the, %sor ter of eight Winches., ter Bushels, and of Oatmeal per Bull of 1 laths. Avoirdupoit.• frhm The rennet received la Cue week'eading Sd of FebowN i 1810:—Wheat 1(101. ed.-=rtye" 461.—Barley 4t 11-. -: Oats 275. Ild.--Beans .5214.11d.—Peaie Ses. siti.--Osised '.. 50s. Id. * • The Average Pike of Brown or Maimed() Sagar # olol/ pelted from the Roam made in Oa Week, ceding the la • day of February, 1810, Is s'as. 105 d preset exclusive of ne duties of ca4taan paid or payable thereon oa tee luipartatio., thereof into Great SWAN. • it ippears, from tackl returns laid before/ di ' Cnittnions iw the•eourse of the'inquiry, that abet the departure• of the Expedition to• the Scheldt, ' the force which remained in the United Kiagtlai and 'the islands inihia Channel Was, .in the whole, inelinling 'WWII, 110,660.; via. for Great Bri tain tad the fs)amls, 10,51,9 cavalry, 46,185' featly, 43,53.9 mititiai;.forirclatid, 4144: cats' rYt 8637 infantry, and 20,G29 militia. • • • On Wednesday last, whilst a Gentleman, s . etididato for fortune's favours, was sstandiag is ' Cooperilkikini . Xinitsly Orslciying the 'drawing or the "Lotterl f :Pas WttOittior_sioa . oo ntoelhengard, that he 'litilflakeiiaibte d 'the dra*ing of his pocketjmok, containing •-a considerable la m ill Yank notes, Yioni his -. pocket, nor was he assn Of his lois cm a number, nearly. resemb ling hi own, was pronOtinced a ,capital pr:te, aii. Ire . i, • . .. ._atis iluciut to Collaulx his pocket-hook t o sown himself that he Was not the fortunate holder, whil helrtsiovered that, 'whilst dreaming of imagil lr i gain, he had Suffered .2: real loss. ___.....4 On HAn. A ._..__. . BIRTH. t,i art ntiln7 f ec:, t a ,tavou erstreet, the LaAY O f Ike 1 Stew ke ' . Iti . AltlAlEl). ' f Pro' . At St: George's: Haanver-mosare, W. Lug, Esq. ' -a 4 Shaw, Hants, to Lady St, C t arfutgle, dattgister of the Ea" ‘ N.:rthesk. •• At St. Martin's la the Fields. Hugh Hail: FA ' o f Bad er ' — ifilli4lll7, 40 Mt** SOW ban, of Leigh, int____ki .111 ED. On the 9th inst. at Lysystali, in Dearnashire 9 11 Fitzroy, eldest damiliter at he Earl of Luododerrh . ,31st year of het a'e. • Friday se'onight, a) Bradbairt, Kent, Sir Jobo raPi l Twisch.a. Bart, On Monday, at Claptnn,.aged 6!, the Rev. Jenne. mom, Rector of Whit horn, Durham, and many years sit ter of Upper Clayton Chapel. Hal Ot tes Sit , t6 o r f di Long y ev.rancirneg:l 11:ersd.4ibiltmyesy,earraidow ofhfr:Tha LONDON : Primed and pnblia STATIPINA3 Orr&clk b'y LoYIO4. " I d • P Pk."ll'ltb •