The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-12-17 00:00:00

..? .. • . - theititoit mournful reflecticina idthe misealist ; here 4 3 a subject for the deepest speiulations of philoso phy,- and foe the noblist efforts of tho Statesman.. (Urcat approbation.) gut yowl...country. leilseeotia.; logo mass of . selfishness and of base ttsaidiir..i f llw increasing pressure of your commercial. ad eetacrir calamities ; the accelerated progriasleit :of isstir l public burdens mairea your country appear . to you like a wanton and a prodigal child, rather , so vils,J ,l ject of affliction than of hope ;* a creatuko eisit- ,1 ously and dearly regarded by ur, whilst wo are most' tr.telly and - swing . ngly plundered by it. "[toad ap- , phones.] Gentlemen, Colonel Wardle his pro? jected a good deal towards the ample retienchtiontl of your expenditure, .and,/of course, towards Ai l enoreetic epplicetioo of your. resources. I woiiiff.l support him, evertfront alt factiOui and ,d4thki consideration, bedews. 'in him, whatever mg; btitre, motives or his taleuts, you liodikezeisal ittOifititifi, the tangibieexceflenee Of the pahlie ilsessacter. With him originated' the measures which toot the Puke of York • teens the army- 7 a peerless blessing,. "that which alone woald Cannects his name with poste: city. • [Continued 'add lively ticclamation.l. - Sip. port such efforts, arid yoit can have but litrielolesr I' , V the ultithate safety of 'England. I pitiferCOlo.: a qi Wardle before all these isugatury, 1-clired; tr .; e l allied, and tallacineegolitiiiasts„ who are atonal deriding alt . peogiessive and of course'allpracti . . 1 *nil th'ence all real. i trod, whilst theii• Oyu liiiit, are eotisunseditithe vale and indeleat contemplitime ' of objecti which are out of itimmdiate stthisigirikt; [Great approbation.] Aa tolijrs. Viatike, ;•-illiiiii i sorinnly avow that I did not, I now &Claw; that Ido not lament her acquit*. The ditficalty, of convicting, even a had cha is the proudest part of that proud judicial sytitera by which British justice is at once universally distributed and Mot- tingly established. [toad applause:.].. The Potte of York kft the army for reasons very well ILWIF. II to his cuuutry, add, I believe, ;nett) , It knee's' U. hifueelf. [Laughisig.] A.ad . hits,, s. Oath. evcaped conviction, bow narrowly It is aet for me, to say, upon a charge involviag a crime of the 'oust' fdul awl odious nature.: From ail this. I lialbr, that the public justice of this country cannot slumber- 1 fltalthoine institutions of this highly-gifted, this i 'llpy rand, canard be quite sunk ; that the noble ',Pick' of that nation cannot be effectually or sir. twdly debased, where. it •Is possible to degrade a: lilt Not, and where it hi difflcult to convict a Nos- TOUTS:. [Lively and cosi4a p ied plaudits.]. There' *lst haapowee in yOsie _ tirci asktrthere must tie oft44ld6 l ri • mice, end. humanity. in, your courts. Bed, G m* en, all this, great and hiased as it is, a A Janie, kou little", apiOts yon lend your sanctions, sokair : yea . .a . iitatriroivbiolscn . the spirits of those ebuiageotss msd . eirteoitt .mea.who oiler themselves' up . &their ciiiititryiandOtheiti,all, maps you treat MltholiLierrod•acisyis . and - , contempt the itysterioas, dafitmatbii, oftli isadathstalicated attocks of , coo. -44‘1 0 1. iiikstas, -40;;••• and caitunoi-• • Wher cca.___ ___..,,,:cOlviirds,.. ,__ .oiators., ._ __.A.e, it may be lAid, :it the grime with ,which. Colonel Wardle his itiif bend semiarid, but where, I ask, •is the crime of Which .ctifosel. Wardle has been con. *fitted? I have tldoi, Sit. 11,0m4 clearisig.l. -- i Tile CliAlogioir)sOw it& the attention of the . Meeting to a Geatlatorad w " :fled been long Jc t roked: up to, by Ole' i4(loeitacist intirist,..witlkcousnlera. ble anxiety. Icoptofessed nut to kart! porn. wha t . foundation any hope of t . bet agetliman's comiag, forteard now. tested ; but was ready,-in his opitikm, to declare him 'not • only a it person to represent his great commercial town, litstimminently desira ble as well on account of -his high_ charactee, and known ability, as his givat iufluence and considera tion In the mercantile world. Col. Williams coo eluded by propesing'the health of Wta. 3. Doutistiwi,' Esq. which was drank_ with -3 times 3, and iteril applause. Mr. CA6ET said, Gentlemen, ea thienceit4ao t must, very briefly, offer mjself to yew aft d MIN m of hear, l avows, [Cries hear, heir 'i b nd '' ' *le ro lp state what I know. of •the purposes of *boost. able character *hose mime has just now Ilion re. coved with so mach ind such deserved applause, r am aware that I fully yield to the. wishes and exper4 teflon) of thissmost respietableMeeting. ELititlap. plains.] In May last, at leapt lam pretty aneinio was in May last, I had the Oleasare of speaking it 14r. Denison, who frankly declared to me that bn' bid do ambition tobe a Member of Parliament, pat. titularly whilst the Government of the Country will conducted by oared who had openly and enequivo, cally avowed their own. incapacity, sod of lbw, prodigacy, folly, and irretrietable rashnemstbe na tion had such woeful snd tremendous protifs• , . Gentlemen, when r found that Mr. Denbo* watt not to be misrati by the important solicitations Of ltiv Most distingaished friendarwbes I found that he iiaa iourootrobio to the ails . phials I _inyielf 'heard' te514,0 4 ) • atria hi m -lye - 4b. . poke of. . Norfolk sad 'My; Lord patio., . men wkook s i 'would not imam on ' this °cosi* if they .144 . : i It tit a • higher ' title , to the.ionfidence atid adatlra-., Own of . thett'cardler,, thin their tithaeof fitSbllitY . ;l ' [greal,applOtse 1] when . I . found that Mr. Dein. iwas • son preo t against the imeguivocel, eniiersal, sod, to - me, more 04mi:1440-0 of his fellow citi. teas itiltindon led . W•ostolliOter, , at two muit re. fapettabic s lCoCiingaklie Whig Cleb and Celebra. ton of Mr. Foa'4 - . l3.litif-DaY), and When he stated . to me Nit .bit , determinations were maiuly armed snider thespertuaslethat po honest man could be Ilitificiehtpr„feiti' q •oe4tider. any esectitial service to . hio , ' corgi", wits $, .Government of it was Ini Pitch' feible',„ithatodpried,.. end unclean hands ; iti'dilleiNO; ~4, Atm I (peed ibis to be case, I appeal to you', 'whether it eoulil be deenand.iither decent,' propel., .or resposifful fer . me NOONe to urge the point at, that iipie, key/OTM anxiously I desired it,:,r4pgrokajign.]. Aptti t Gentlemen, I wilt take:this iiiipuctonitY of Observing to yea r that the .isidress . whiph:vrtia unanimously. toted toNft: Dealien, und %Alai "ijise namcrousiy and ini#l'4o. 'speciality subscribed, on the instant, by Fr ilia gamic, has been withheld by the Gentlemaitto,iltritie' care it was committed, .in the hope thaiim tiNitse. comity for chases becomes every hour IPSOIV I OOti• one and more urgent ; and as the public' mind Mast speedily be ripened into ' a thorough conviction of that necessity, not,doty Mr. Denison, but Mr. ltoscue, may be induced to revise their determina. tious, I pretest I can see nothing unicaionable in calling upon these Guitilcmca to leek to the • • .{• - ' (~~ : -Tilt ItrAtESMAN; - _ • .-_ • • principle upew lhigh they have , formed. `their resolutions,. an& then to. cast la glance r upon the condition of their country, and the sadist Ade which out' nstive laud has at all limit'. isptiti . 'thett3 balance the, respective .forces of time . ilaims-let them, In fact, 'be tt Jury even isisraileaischteS, -and they *ill hardly bring - in a verdict igalitst their country. *Tiond acdanta tionsj. The changes to whicti.we sill 'look may alter, and, I am sure, would mend;• the deterno. nations of these Ocatletnen, and, in the evont-of k contest, their views is certain. The tibject spirit the sordid nature of the crest.fallea Tory begins al. ready tp adjust itself for th ose changes w hichit cannot' ,prevent; and as to victory, in the event of election,. I solemnly declare that, so far from costing us any . laborious'or painfoldrort, I should regard it mere: I) as a sort of telreshinetit from toil. [Continued 'lPPlegrog.3 A. . LOIyDOA( s GAX7II7I; Dzi. is; . . • 4thitii;allillAce, . Dec: . • CaPy of a Letter 'from .Vi it' Shield , V l ' • , .sq.l.manmestoner of .his Majesty's Navy at the Cape of flood Hope, to Saha. Croker, Loy, dated at the Cape, the 24th Septeut , . "her, 1810. ii with the deofxst. regret I acquaint, yon, for the information:of the 'tight Hunotirabre: Abe Lords.Commksingere of the .Admiralty; with thelossof o part of'his 'Majesty's squadroa on that , station. The account,' Cave ticw-the honour to pnmeol.- to-you, came to my knowledge yby his Excellency Lord Caludon hoeing had the.goeditess to send, tot, my ,perosat; dispatches he -received • last night, by the late Master of, tite•Sirius.,frem, the Governor or Bourbon-. I have .trantr.r4e4 .and ittclmses.l,such• part • thereof taselay.leml thoie,Lordihips' jualgentsat to the .extegt.of thiadisaafrontrowent. 'The lite do, tiklwasse'hadlati•ovehylassoult from party landed by two '.of. Ms folgites"; snbltinnul to which, the Wiest, iiiitiorya, and Victor, ar. 'tired and • run -into Post Santis ~East, .with) their, -prize the Hoe. East-lodia Company's ship. the Cey,. lons taken in eompeint•-with the Windham,. after a agallaut resistance, ea their way, from the Cape to Madras, with a party( the 24th, regiment on board. The Windham , was -turned from Port South East, and recaptured by the Sirius, ,but thu troops- had been• removed to the liellona., Capt. Pyin appears to hese 'immediately deter. mine& ou attacking these ships,. and • to his nut being aware of the'tfiffiCalties_af the navigation within the port is to be. attributed his failure and; the loss of the Ling's ships: The Sirius and the Magi. iienee were burnt by the crews, after doing every thing that was possible to extricate the ships frour the situation they had fallen into. The.Nereide, after every officer •and man on board were either killed or wounded, fell on shore a mere wreck, anti was taken possession of by the.enerny. I sra,sorry, 'to add to the list of. misfortunes, that the Ranger tronaprwt, -laden with . provisionwlor the squadron4 j . and . hosing .10rne stores on board; has . also failetal into the hands of the enemy. The transplitalititi mug the troops on board, and which were to .hattii sailed yesterday from • hence without convoy, wilt, be prevented putting to sea by the arrival of thle, tomato! iatcll;gen4e. !fit should prove *at have not been exactly, correct in the inlay/nation- I have now given, I hope, fur their Lordships' indulgence, and that they will itaiihte it to sty toziety togive them the most early. iutitnatiew of so important an event. I have the honour 4110. . . „. (Sired) 'W. SHIPP. Origin Willoughby has lost an eye, and sositherwlio wsunde d, and is in the• hands of the (*LA* Letter front Captajo PAN of hichlaiesty's tate ship thearWs, addressed to Caiskitia=ttowt:sir, ut the litialieeti. Vbie de la Passe, August 94, 111/0. ,Siff,--By my last you were informed of my inten tion to attack theirigites, corvette., stud Indiainen • in this port: Magiciewae having joined just as the re.eapttired Ship wad about to make sail, I sent Captain Latin bert orders to bring her and the gumblitig with all dispatch of L'lsle tie la Passe ; that the enemy- in Port Leek should not be alarmed, I made all sail round the Smith aide, and although blowing very . hard, readied L'lsie de tai'asse next day. -- , At noes the Nereide made signal for action ; I then closed, and from- the situation of the enemy de., tided on. an immediate attack; • and when her' Master tame on board .as . pilot, made signal to weigh, but whek within' about 'a quarter of au! lioar'r run of the enemy, .he.tinfortunitelyzun me on 'the edge of the inner narrow 'passage: •We did net get oil (and that wit wonderful exertion) until ' ts,i;bl4.k7clock•stext - morning. At -loch: to the /3d, ,*7l;filieliiii'and Magir.litenti :Castel.' t;' the cielby having moved further in , and I#lll itteral Mertes, and also manning ' the gait A t -Ili% 'and: taking Many men Ott boatd the frigates,‘l - Calltil theM to assist in the attack, hiving all the Captains and pilot on board, and'belbg *Oared we were past all danger, and etiutd run direct fOr the enemy's line, we got under-Weigh, and pushed for onr,stations, Xiz Sirius alongside the Bellona, Nereide . betWeen ~her and the Victor, Iphigehia. alongside La Miner. vat and•Migicienne between her and the East India . • *ship ; and just as their shot began 'to pass bier as, slid to say, Sirius grounded on a small bank, Alt knOwn ; Captiln I:llMbert joined his post; and hid ; hardly**given the third broadside before'his opponent Cut her cable, *gitienne, close to iphigenia, run On a bank, which prevented her bringing more than ' six guns to.bewr poor Nrivite. nearly gained her ,pest, and did hi the inbst gatiliiit trimmer maintain 'that and tlie one intern/ell for Sides, until lleilona "at; . ;All* iiiieniy 2 s being on shore, 'and finding `Shins could' tiellltet Off, the whore of them Opened 'their fiivioalleirilde; *mil vices in this %wawa con 'teat, and lielivc - * ground, shei did not et:die firing astir figs ataloellka' and sore] asis ito say, - that the Cigitain, liar, oilier' and atiben board, are killed or woondsd: . • - _. . *C a ptain 'Lambert -maid 'hoe immediately run down with the Ciiieny, •-but - tbetitras a shoat a 'very littlitAistatice (rows and between hint and theta : he did. eirthat• could • bayildoei'll. 'keeping opek a heist, although iiist'aiit fire; . nothing was • iranOlig , to [bake .iii‘ most complete 'victory, bit oat et. tir 1 Othearrigitiq'ti close *ltit 14 Iklione. I' .. . . finest now ; intone' you, that the moment *e tairk.thegrouod, .evesy.possible• exertion warasaile -te gei t ike : thip•offf by 'carrying. Out stream mad . kegestnelton ; bet bothiuschon carne home toe s ? t. er;• 'I then get avtiole boteer - inblie and eitehOri hauled eV (not a .corm fed exertion for a frigate), at~i also 'tirs''st~i air s , and althan4h having ,the one with th'e 'capstan, and the other with purchase on •pne4hifee, Weetsittd pot, move her on inch, from. ill nature . of 4he'greiattl, and * the very heavy ''at that ( Aare. •' We continued lightening every thinglean'Aintard, and made many severe -but fruitlestatteitpts to have' the ship off before Jaya q't, befall to no effe4t. At that time the 'Nereid, Wei a perfect wreck, Magicienne in as bad 'a elluidlow n no - possibility of Iphigeniai :tdosihg, With the enemy, the-libido of tfie, enemy on shore in-a heap; 'We • thee trietiFtha last resource, by. VratspitigT the Aphigeniir to heaXe ui . off, but 'coild.not get her re a proper • siteadow lentil the 25th' in' the . ' forenoon: . , I ited 4, "thirty by* the . Captaiks; . Matters, and Catpenten, , which they agreed it was impossi ble'to r ot wimp us.; bad 'the' same report yes. tertl4 feria; Cti`ptain Curtis, au& that:his men were falling's very fait; t orderedber tointabaptioned at dusk anti' butittlan4 . .ll,the enemy's frigates can. nut be tot otri e l. tholiett it mast. prudent to pre. serve -L'ltle do Vane.; by warping the Ipbigenia for' its 'support and, halting' nis* prospect of any other Itnnitxlia4litupptirti I thuntit it must pru dent to quit my ship, 'thetewlthin Shot . of all the enty"6* Ptista.atid shlils, Isnd _only=belntabk'to're. turn their Are'fietit tw i tgitsts.," Abet seeing every min *tire from' the ship; 'Lliot."Waillegbitd my. self set her on * fire and I trust, Sir, althciegh my enterprize has hen:truly untotaaate, that pos. be Matched tag layout ; and never did captitim, OfliNark, and • Meta, .gas 'attraction with a grrater , "certeinti of •victery; and, I do ae'er„ that if we could - have got alongside • tuna,' all the enemy's ships would have been in' our possession in less than half an hOtir My Ship be: ing burnt, 1 have given up the command to Copt. Lambert, and have recommended his supporting and protecting the Island with his ship and ships' companies of ;Sirius and Afsgicienne. Prorisious and water Will' be immediately wanted. I heve„ dee. . (Signed) commence Rowley, &c. noudecia. • N. Dv By other dispetches arrived at the Adini.: reley4 it appears that his Majesty's ship Phoebe arrived . at , the Cape of Good Hope on.. Ilse 25thot *itemiser last, and that oie Mopelansaaired from St. !Mena for the Cape on the t6rh..of October.. Offitc.e t Dec,. 15, 1810. Vice-hilt:tiro! Sir Edwitril: Pelle* haitrinsMitred ke John - SVilson•Croker, Esq. a letter he lid re ceived from' Captain liatirtsyne of his, Majesty's ship Quebec; airing an account of his having, in cbMpany With the Kite sloop, captured on the 2d instant, the•Freneh privateer cutter Le Renard, of she guittlaild 24 men. Admirer' Rowley; Commander in Chief of his .Mitletty's.'sfilps and vessels aoJamaica, has trans. tiiitthd i te. Joist Wilson Crokeri, Esq. a letter he had Oiiitittl-front Captain Blnett, of the Saracen sloop, the , capture, off Cuba, on the I2th of * . Frenetyprivateer, Ira Caroline, .citeirdgestandfirty.two meni last from Savanna s , *Minna' making any capture. • Admiralti.O.Oce, Dee. 15, 1810. . • Copy of a Letter frown Captain Harvey, of Ms Mojettrit Hot: itosaria,nddressed to Llomusottiore 0 weo, and trarismitteo • John Wilson Cruiser. • His triiresly's sloop ltosana, at Sea, off 1 flatness, Dllcember 11), 511t ) 5.,-I have the bovipor to inform you that,; cruising off Botteenees lift evening, wind is watery, iblowing hard, I fell in with two of the ewenty't lugger privateers, which evidently meant to board us; kitowtng their sikestioty of sailing, I Waseca. ately ran the nearest sole alongside, and Lieutenant 'Thomas Dews, with the hoarders, in a short time' 01feet:wiled In eareying iterpitWore then engaged on", the starboard Side with the Other lugger, who effect.' ed her.esospe, basing - int our jib-boom in boarding the captesed otie.. She roves to be Le Maine. ' lowa, Preach lugger privateer, of sixteen guns and Jetty-five men, commandCd by .Norlres Lawreece,' . nine boors from Boulogne, moil bud made no cap -9111190;• -4111 n to regret that we have five. wounded, 'l'hb.extelny seven wounded. • • • c/:, Iltave the honour to be, • . •• - . . B. HARVEY, Capita& • —!..1.1 1 9.7"., • • CKIWN flfriCE,l4lo.. 15. • • • Member returned to serVe n •th is' present Bort/nib tit Vatifituith—Thontas 'Myers, of Tlteay-, strew, in the xosinty of 'Middlesex, in tit Term of Lord. Vie r count Valeutia t who hue accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. • '.'l3. l oNKRupckciEs ENLAlfar,n. VAtt-ttreet,..b4imbutli, cooper, from Dec. Tito Dec. 59, lit lethal - C:okild IDOL, . P. de 13. Toletlairo, Great Prescott-street, merchant, from Dec. 95 to Dec."s9, at ten, istiluiltlhall. j J. H. Roche, Sudbury, nisi...merchant, from Dec. 1.5 to Sets. 2,at teo, at Guildhall. e 6 l:::l " ,;i l lt u h d e te leittt and on Y irti c l h tm an t t i'mt fro k m rii, v ;7,?trint an. W. Wolfe,' Lower Edsmenen, victualler, from e. 25 to Jan. 5, of ten, taGiludhati. W. Stacey; Froitery, horse:dealer, frenitilie. 25 to Jun. 19, litre, at &unreal. R. WinAndey, jOll. King•stneet, Cheaiiide, and G. 11od4on, taochester, warehousemen, from Dec. 15 to Jaw. d, at ten, tt %WWI. • - BANKRUPTS. - . . . S. PY.II. J. Itafhley, Eon-wharf, Strand, eiwil-sucreliant., la Curren ' . 18, at eleven, 99, at ten, Jun. eti."at twelve, at iiiitelliall. "*Altarnies, Pleists. Kentsty aid Spurr, ISithops T 17e r! apps, . lievenoaks ironmonger, Dec. 18, Jan. 5, - 26, at .71.. • * . sae, at nildhall, L ou d on. Attorney, Mr. Mowbray , Banta 1 Wife, Saadi *ark. • il. Shipp, Vnictit, Stimersetsbire, earpenter,"-Tan; 1,3, 26, a 1 eleven, .at the Christopher lan, Rath. Attonikl, Mrt &ley, Bath; and Messrs. Jenkins, James, and Abbott,‘ swine. • ...J.. Robinson. Dalston, Carabbrland, cotton-splatter; Dec. 11, Jai. 26, atelesen, at the Old "King's Arms lun e Curralei 'Altortftwi, Mr. Bid:eft, Bond-court, WallirOok 4. nial-Mes Prior . . son, Carlisle. . -" • - It. Hawkshead, Manchester. cotton-manufacturer, Dec. Id, 31, J.iti. ) 6, at two, at the George Inn, Mandiesier. Alton** 211 r. 'Oslo's, Keng-stroet, Manchester. . ' . . ' ..• A . . 1 W. Hooper, Ringwood, scrivener, Dec. 24. at *Oc t 51.418.10,1 6, at eleven, at the Antelope . 100. New Sarum. 4gpfyiso,i Mr. l'inaey, Salisbury - 4 Wail Me. liisilv,-Temple. —•* •; i " J. rnpps, Bectitigten, dyer, Des, /8,•20, JastAltilititaaillis at the Bash. A un, Bristol. Attoraies,..Alr. Coalatm, liristu) 4 and Alt'. Evans, 11 attun-gardria: l it° - R. Parkes, Dale-end l B;traing ham, entries, 34111. 4, .it eve, ii Y$ eltven, at dog W late Mart tans, Birmingham, :. Attoch , Mr. Cyrkoble, _gyinotal's lnu, Cu:nicety-lane i ,aall .hlr.'. I,iflaill-ring, Blnaltightun. J . - 4sraelt, Ila Stings, Sagely ttiings , linen-Orapey, Dee: 11, •Jau. 1, • Ili at ekteu at quil4hall, s Luaiipn. Attoracy, Mr. gabialiei• tua,stitt* eu wes street. • - • . ;~::,~►;; K: 4 r t a .. .. '" I, . r.. the' 7 * S a t t r le allg Lii ß m a ' t i h nt , s' B A i t 9 t ' o '- ' 7l ,u'ef a ,. :11 : :" : I Fr ii .: 0 t hw a5 aai , e1 : i i ,.. „ :,.)4. 4 ,, . 1,141 - - erri - ; - : 10 ( 1). : .,.. -----... z street, Blosulustatry ; and Alears. teams', Bristol. - ---. :J. Find -and A. Flint, jun. Glu ton 51i:1, St.telursla i i,., • i ter iu : 4' Attorney , 4lisers' Jan. 31 5' etrl u . ' a Ca ti e lli p u e ' r ul a t nd b° ( L ;el ow 'r e e i s:: S at ;; ( l l "' e c ht ; * bindings ; and Mr. delivers, Stancliester. A. Ilia', selL and Y. Flint, Stramshall, Stattordshire ' spinners, Jan: 5,6, 26 E at two, 441 the tit'ora e Ju n; r i b t ' Mos. Allocates, Messrs. kuopec and Lowe, Seutftwuptutt-bliter" and Mr. Jepsom, Manchester. -t5,,,,, ; . IL Acton', Manchester, torn-factor, Jan, 5,4 at the Gearge hm, Manchester. At toraio, a1 e .,,,,,. cut, • al, Lowe, Sou t liampton- bu ad i tags ; had Ali. Jew 4,,.,,,„1:. e ' Lal 1). Tyauts, Liverpool, merchant, Jan. a, asati ; , I; ii . e earl% * (scams lan, Oale-street, Liverpool. Anorak's, 14,.. ° t.4 :. 41 4 Chapel.creet,illi 41.erd-row; and Mesa,. Strata A nd ir' b ito •Excariave-buildings, Liverpool. "the, .5. Ho w, Werthiug, Sussex, plumber, Jan. 5, at one in tielve, W, at ten, at the India Arms Ina, (import. U. st 'ales Mr. Wetkiiil, Gosport ; ithli Mr. LINA' E . , ""mk ' *dud. J 41-sums - --, , A. Bailey, Oakhamptoon, Devonshire, grocer, Dec. 2 ts, Jae. 26, su leo, at the Ball Woo, Exeter. Aw n * . o. Cullisaaoukhasaptou; and Merv.. Amtice and e „,,,.,„ : Mr. U. Ashton, Didaefard, Devonshire, iinetkrap-, a n"ullee, ' , sr. 24 ;iv Jan. 26, atwelve, t at the Mate Liao taus tiroid.sirs t , i 1 toL Atiornies, Messrs. Jenkins , James, atid Alsiant N• °P . uud Mewl: Clarke a.al Son, Bviarol. view* J. 11auto . Bate, bookselkr, Dec. 91, 4,;, Jun.ll6, at el ey • at the Avid, but, Willett...farce!, Bait,. a5i 0 ,,;,.._ Iligamoti . , flish-bille, ..inutrio.etreet S and Mr. 1 1 11, k1 ; 7 41 :t . W, A. *pannier, Bristol, mercer, the. et, al, ] n :7 4 o twelve, at Guildhall ; Landau. Attoruic.), Keens. Clark II Rowland, stall 'Robinson, Gasy's Ims.p:dre. . Mats 1 G. Chatfield, We bourne, Siis,e i, thin:miter. JAL 2 0 ;...., $, at eleven, '/6, at one, at the Red Lim:, - 1 , ,,,•, e f u1in . .Atteinics, Messrs. Bleasd.de, Alex der , and 11, 4 ,;,1 1 4 ; f . ' luta; and Mr. Paddou, Farelsaus, Hants. S. Gowland, Commercial-rinul, - bout :tad shoe-milker, D e ; JAM A, iti, at ten, at Guildhall. Atturaim, M ;) esai. , - :Alien, mid liest, Paternoster-row. luo ti • AL - Rowed, Mitcham, Surrey, corn-merchant, Dec. 32 4 Jan. iti, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. aettlefurd,'ash folk-street, Strand. • •.• J.. G. 1/coldish Fes.eoart, Peacbarcb-street, coin-factor, Dec.lB, i 9,, Jan. 26, at twelve, at Guildhall. Atiornies, Mes, A , GW‘giart, and Dagen, Aagel-court, Throgutorttai-: street. J.•Orrell, Manchester, cotton-mauultseturer, Dee. "24, Jr - Jan. 2i, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Attiosk:4 filestes.. Fairtherueand Clarke, Warißust-costrt, Lead's; ow Mr. kleslop, Manchester. B. Bills, etaleld, linen-draper, Dec 18, V 2, Jan. 36, a ,at Goildhall. Attorney, Mr.-Warne, Old tirtiaJ.;,,,., 4 • T. Richardson, Sotabbeisteil, Sasser., brewtr, Dec. 21, 2 4 ;• Jan. 'ai, at tea, at the Fleece; Chichester. Asterisk's, Mans% Daily anal Illagdeu, Chichester ; and Messrs. Few sad a k s. tour.; lieurietta-ireet, Covent-Y./eiders. .J, Edwards, Liverpoia,inerclaust, daa.lo, 11, 26, at ma i at the Globe Tavern,. Liverauel. A ttonties, Ur. Wilh atasuu , ' Liverptiol ; and Mt. W Mille, : 11edforti-row. • E. M. carry, Plputouth, suerehoan, Jan. 4,5, 26,- At ek... yen, af the tauhe, Liverputl. Attorules, Mr. W melte, Jags. street,. - Bedford-row ; and MC*4O. Staiastreet and Eden; ut blessm Gridith and Bindle, Liverpool. - W. Maddock, Liverpool, akipbookr, Jan. 3, I, 26, et one, at the (,er ,, 6, Dode-itreet, Livesasoul.: Atter:nes, Mea rs . A t . abloom,W litres, and Mackitrail, tarruitery-lane; and tie. Lace, or Mr. Ila-Usii, Liverpool. ._ J.-Waterhuuse,Unims-street, Mary-le-bone, it pholsterer,a t e. 18, 29, ut . 1 a elie, Jan. YS, at t welve, at Gaikilidll. Amen, , Mr. Grecultill, Gray's Iw.-astire. J. Lemaire, Mary-le-atmeastreet, Plecadlilysvictaaller,Da, 18, Jan. 5, 26,14 ene, at Guildhall. Altersicy; Mr.• Liellerh Clifford's' Inn. - Z. Fr), Canterbury, woolstapler, re., Ws ale elem. ii. Jac. 16 , at Guildhall . Attorney, t. (lobaldegoil, Little 'to Werilift!tt.' •• , it: IL F. Williams and Al . - Wilges, Isireepossi .Opeteha" Dec. 2'4, 4, Jun. 24,et Guildhall., Athsrterko9l4l: l l4. Claitse. Scatt,and blamire. New-equare, Liaceinl has - • •B. Costs% hinitMleld-atirs, sideirmasi. Dec. 18, 29, Jae, 26, at tea, at Guildball. Attorney, Mr. Syddah, Alder/gate- MEW t. , • DIVIDENDS. t Jan. 8, A. G. Pandits, Pormoontb, Shopkeeper-Jaa. 5, J. cfelltifi r Drury-lune, linen-draper -den. AS, J. S.. alias*, Ilacaney-mills, Lee-bridge, onider-:-JaCii, T. Barnum, - 14.! diny i tiou,Middk-seg ansltster-4,a. 8, J.anti B. Priedelsergbi: Seuretreet; ashositegate W Rhein, meet awns-Jan. it, B. Be9llegs *tinier-Sleet, Sarre_ y, eatantrolter-Jaa. 5, S. row, Hurray, bottiseh-Jsm. 30, W. Ws Weller * Deeded, woke -Jars. 10, T. Balubtidie, Marictienter, mialtnaleater-t - eb. Ilef S. Benin, Woattra-wader-Edge, silversmith-VA. 24, J. iiratvaii, Sate, howler-Jae.. 24 1:,. *Asti**, hivtesessatlsnis wine-asereliant- , --Jan. 11, W. siad H. Divan, ttorthereitlitows. lieritierehaets-Jan. 21, `l'. Burland; Bunged:4)rd, twill'iire, draper-Jan. 1, J. /Burris, E. Leowe T. Gaeta, • eed H. Howe, Creinon-street,, felt-makers--Ntau. 22, T. 6,o.ders, Tooting, surrey, tallow - chandler - Dec. 4b , W. and M. li. Heywood; Manchester, merihants-Feb. 20; J. Mane, Sled lard, draper--Jaa. 23, W. Barrett, East ilittiordi IV ottiageem, uocer-Jau. b, J; Cooper, twoth ; brewer-Jan. lf, T. j tis e a ne4 y, Ili r r e t r u c i . of tro ham t:. s fa i, ct m oir.-7 6 4'1 :it ic :hoeN te, * sire:Le a: Lad W. tit itsoh, Dearee-eatin, Si. Mania s-k-Grand, VS MT* li. Jan. b, - W. L. T. Retrinei BartletesasioldeSh ere and uz. l%; 4 1). 4. Malvener-Jani ili,j; I. tiesivtoo, Gray's lawleres r. - ' • •-•- CE,RTIFICATES, JAN. 5. • e -.• T. Jones • Cu/more-row, Blruarigniini, totter-W. litlisite brook-, Crthetiedetoari s - vitile.triereiiiiat-W: Roberta'', Great St. Helms's hishulavie-street, a.efeliaas-J. Styes 1(.61 • 11 °"e it-c 0 1.9 ;SHISSIerW. Honey, a, USW ii-streel, CON tier-S. ::Fachtura.., Wendaver, tiovi-disawr-.E. .•VI. I M vey, Paradise-street, Itiitueratilic, iltipieine-Sir K. i-ia kips, Bridge-won, BM. t. I roans, lawaiwtiter-A, hot looks llaininead s-court, Mu iuel twit:, . w hieltsfreinuit-dt. si stiui: tot,, Old Broad-streer,_side aii. r wriier-*r. - Crreausore, street, penaiirer--;;J: - timelier, Baia Si. ' Eduaital's, easily. stemmed-J. Carroll, Iduateireituere, .v.iessieSes7 - 4,1 1 r ia li b .SWilnieti lijiPieer - 4 -J. Westlate,„ 44u:spurt, imiser-k . g.J66 Plymouth Dock, bdker. . • . ' hi A itl.l; On the 15th hist.at Chis*icit, she Rev. C. U. Wt.itc, act tof of Saitkiell, Haut; to iltur E' bee.ad dallgmo • • the Lite 4111e.psd. Wish, 44. 4 (o,l4n6hun, bchs. - . 00 Erhlsy the 14th inst. Charles Croaky, 1 q. of Clue!. street, (;rp4venot-square, Aced ' This l)4 y' was pith iith ed, Ht MEDiCAL .00N11 - 01t. 'iL ' Coutaii;ing OBSERVATIONS 'on the EFFE(t' of EA ILLY I)I:•Sl PA'll ON. In whicb tlta . o , tst des l _,.floc 4 l , 1 41111 most prevalent species of Juvenile Dibottchei,v w'cw: gated and explained ; with an himble hope . tbattneAutliors ' , remarks, Wild& on kmg mrpevierrec c and supported SPY 016 ' cpsestionahle authorities, may •give it-ctteck to that pro/rev: 4 e degeneracy in the Holum, Race, which appears' to h:t iv ett rapid atridrs to its total• extiaction. ThO , whittle iut with friendly medical admonitions to Youth of trotirSeteoi and inetruct ions. hOw„to preserve a good, invigorate a feebler and repair u shattered C 4 By E. SENATE, M. D. 'London : publialred.loy the Authors and sold. by Set 'J. and Co. Al, fautersinster-row= Parsons nail Son, 168, norr street ; and all other Botikselltrs.—Priee is. Miloards.. • N KRA.L TEETH.-Mr. FA,IOEtt or Woharn-p i lace Russell-scsiti* 'Most respectfully to inform ?lability add rie.h77, have occasion far the exercise of his lambi, thal.he way. gr. coosulted.at all times, between t h e Warfel ion .'Gluck itt 111` morning, and five in tneafternooo. • A Vile Ofirtg o r community brick already relitMed. and biefitevi 6# ctostrucied by Mr. Fidenit from New° Pil:r he is,- itlivitys enabled, tbraugh the libertilitjt ul it 'give such references, at; to their efficacy and dambillty, 'ow fail proving sattsfa etory to thine who may Isave,orCesle. tlbr soch.substitutcr, untidy:mange nod indulgence ',ever befr :he believes, eijo,#edby a bent it.—Mr. e11EV .9 _,, 1°3 I front one tooth to a whole set, without pails or writurisee . l . the patient, and to reoew mew withinit additiaus•elws' or expence, should tltcywir clia* co , l , sii t r—M.r.riaito rc e ~also atbx alt Artificial Palttic filar to hlmim• *tie has intcly menteuted in rAisiing a gm' inn mann tecivu'iP, l*ings IledfiTiv•itiopi Were area?, and whose case was os the must diactilt nature t this ,gentler Pa n, has nuthorfsed Mr. rii;• lent (as well ham feriiv; of ettlinde, ne rioin.a aatisfy any. fellteswcreattor bitten rats anderA siTit t to refer to him in carte Olif any &MX A ir ratur's tapalti lily.--iro thete Who are nit atainahited F.' belt . let.tve to observe, that :Phi dwell/c.f.() cite will be alnar %mid moderate. Mr. ,Fultur tiat lresettrotl:rie Public. the MUM UN U M MC. • hie. i ; uleur hait 011 -- nAir . to present to oth Public, most edleacious tut - hoe yct heal otlell to their at- fqr the difeases ft - Teeth Junk GUMS. lie ditilh it r biome% nod it will he found to art a n ; only as a remedy SAO nlwititt d preservative. It is to be had afitbir. Faledes:rfa• O f W I obinvi-plane, ft thaell-sijultre. . • 14014 Pro and taw „ pNDliohrrt 64 I). t.n vsrL•at t" ST a t sll I 1 )141 • -hi, thefl-1.1.""'' [OW , r. C. K !i. Ni" ',ter dill r ...". No ow : 11111 ( I " thrl II IV 19 l'a-1117 [Velll%. Sy 1 1 tittl)` A N,'" ? ~',[j. 1 - 11 Iran 118M0 Letter :irC-Wil NIEYA I t.»,er :ar : ttr U iu riUto e Tarty e tbe Oru ♦ill (0I R'' LOP"[ - kW vas. a Tit A4c.4 IIIT:t i iu the 'II the 1 br, tip it 1 a.~ i rtti So Iry 1e hto