The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-06-22 00:00:00

• AUG iIirTEL Wag NOE. • Poftwowni, lusig,' • ft—Arrived the Mu optic brig, (en . euraeos, with die tches in charge elan °freer ) who landed ant( eat to London. with theta. .'' - They are ropo!ted . .o be Of import.' once, but their nature is oot exactly iiseelt!doed.• They however relate to Spanisk matters, and those 'not of the most favourable . ' tendency to the cause of Ferdinand., • .7 Railed the Hussar frigate for the Baltic; And the Ulysses, of 44 guns, Captain Baker, for Ply. month ; also the risiplavie, for Lymington, Caine-into harbour the furieuse frigate, Clip tain Simpson. DEAL, JUNE 21.--Arrivea the Joseph and Afars, Mitchell ) in 50 days;•from New P . revi: denco. Sailed the 'Speculator lquer, Witlia.ionvoy of• transports for Harwich. •• • • , • Came down from the River*ltb Majesty's ship Fo'detiers. : 1• .. , elhttsfociwat; Just 10.—Arrived another Mail from Malt*, brought here by the. Prince Ernest packet, last frog Gilirdiai, in 18 days passage. 1 ' I• . Glair Ekir.fri D i . ./17111 2L.—Arrived-.t he. ifkosger, Yoenger, frond Übes- • ; . .Commosiore Ilinky, frbtn ; Johaeita,- Aarger,, from 'Lisbon; and the Francis, Misiter,.froin Antigua. ' Sailed the. Inifiai, ,Barclay, - for 'Rio Janeiro; and Cumberland, Parker, foe Martiniq•uv. • • '• .j. • • igPEditl.tiL PARLIAMENT.. • • ,; ' . HOUSE o.g, LORDS, JUNC 41.. • • • The Lords 011ministinners having taken eieir seats no the WooLsark,„ a message wits sent to the Commons, regilesting 'their attendance. The Speaker accordingly, with several other Members, appeared at the Bar, when the Royal Assent was given to ten bill Public and Privatt, antudg which were the Westminster Improvement, the here Forest lnclo ere, the Admiralty Registering, and the Drury-lane Theatre lilt Majesty's Message was then read by the Lord Chan cellor us arrows- 1‘ My Lords and Gentlemen,. • !i As the public business has been completed, ' his Majesty has deemed it proper to put a period to the Session ; his Majesty has commanded us to, express the satisfaction which he feels at'the con. :Vest of Guadaloupe, which, with the reductiott -; of .the Dutch' Settlement in that quarter,• has de prived his enemies of the only possessions which '.thoy had in that part of the world. • " My Lords find Gentlemen, " His Majesty has commanded us to thank you for the liberal provision you have 'made fin the service of the year. Ile laments that the provi aloe ihould necessarily have been so great ; but,it is no small consolation to him to reflect that it should have been made without any increased tai. ation upOn this Country ; that those measures of finance which have been extended to Ireland, will fall only upon those articles which will .not inter fere• with ite growing prosperity ; and that it has been practicable to lessen some of Aha burthens, and Ma; some " . of the regulations-which pressed upon that part of the United' liiogdutn. It is a great satisfaction to his Majesty also to state, that the increase of ourcommerceinall directions, and in new. aliannels, in spite Of• the efforts,-of the enemy, p . &flab's us to bid defiance to his attempts,' and psoinisu to raise us to the • lighest pitch nf. na tional i;ros;7crity. tt His Majesty commands us to thank you for -the liberal provision which lsai' been made-fur the Duke of littusswici. • • fit His Nlajeity commands us to orpre* to you' • Isie• satisfaction, that Portugal, resene4.-by hie Mapsti'a forces from the power of the enemy, is 'making every possible preparation for repelling, • with the aid, of his arms, all his future attempts. ' llls Majesty also feels great pleasure in stating, that .Spain., uotwithstandiouall the reverses which • she has . experienceil l is still unsubdoed, and still determined: to persevere in the same righteous cause, which his Majesty has no doubt will ulti mately triumph over her invaders. • Lords.and Gentlemen, • His • Majesty feels it to be his duty to desire that, in returning to your respectiveveOuties, you will recommend to all his faithful subjects a regard to order and obedience to the laws, which can alone 'mere domestic tranquillity and national 7 ha ppineas, and - glee effect to •that paternal airec. • • doer which has.. been .the uniform feefing - of s'.• heart, and the invariable principle of hie conduct. • • • ~. .fifi His Majesty comntauds •us to declare, that "' 41 persevere in maintaining that zeal for, the - • prosperity of the' Emiiire,..nbich he bas endee.. • *toured to evince ever:since Disko) Providence ecim„ mined' the happinms'of his people to his ,charge; 'and be relies upon the affections QS 'his -people, their attachtreot to the laws, and an is. obedieffee • • to theirauthority, which can 41one ettafflo hith :to preserve 'tin Constitution, astd;trans%il.nniro gait.; • ad to posterity the blessings which. so •emi941.13 distinguishithe Otitis,' Empire." „The tommisSion for Puroguing Parliament beioglread,lhe Lerd Chant-elle( declareil the Parliament prorogued' 'to Titeiday, theillst of August neat. The Cumfatelintiettltere. the. Archbishop of Canterbury, the •Lord High, LIVID". - the•Earli 411 estutorlaad dad Ayleeford,, &sod tit arepals • of'Vellt.sles, .••• The ludic other Peers, iffilta s al or temporal. who attendbd p hi their places robed, *me 'the •Duke of Beaufort, the Eaviii of Witichelsea and eamdeni• ,Lords Seanchtimp,iatidWal 'Sitighani, and two others , with WO Prelates. Only out Lady Was present. • • . - ' the Prorugatiun took phial Italflast three o'clock. • IMO OF COACCOIO, ,TUNE 11. " The 11 idS beittemetithe • Spealter awaited the esealllialeie • purls; when the Usher o( the Black Rod sop' .egeP . • ,:istiamonetilhe Douse' to the Bar ofAlte Bosse fit Lo ?•) On hit refurrt'from . the Lords' House ' the Spea •Ilkirotd.the Lononiats' Home dart he had heard the Atuisil • j ent certans Bills (for which see our report; Or ' t, sell.e_lords),- did the tipeecit authorized •by h m ! . Pcu r og.uton of' Parliament. The Spetigfit's: Ts olt tue . , a..he-read th;:i part ,df the Speech which e • sonallf.mrthe Sov'erelio. ° • TltesHoute.c.944eintog upp4warctdist tie t s w i) o ca4 . hund er r t ed u_ l e ett i be . • • 2 . ;161 . trof left kart. ; arc,com phrateerliftving preelnusly - 141<eii keit" f t" Speaker, With the utmost ilefeteuce and cordiality. " the Adjourned till August - . • , . 111116,iiiiews14 . vikA. • • , • .- . : ~. • *. • ---• • WOBVH4 614.6.ge-StiE4RING. 1 .• ~ ... . . • . .. THIRD Dtk w e—iVEDXESpAY., . • e Cemllittsy : *l l ,(4' breakfast repaiied to- the glatighier-house, Keit,*obutn•Abbey, to vie4rttie 1 carcases of the fat wethetspakowu alive.justerday, ' als following-4- - , , •.!. • ..! ; . . . ~....;-.! Mr. Blisov. . .-. _Ur. pot. . .: .• .Id,r,flav,i i. 1 fl.'ss: • - lb: om• Carcass 051 S eneAss, ...1it.12 .CwOnlb- 40 0 4 Loose ,Tat.. 10 14 liOeie F l at... 13 1, 11 - I.ose Fat . 1,2_ 1 . Fleece ..,... '7 '4 . al .- :. l o b .. 01 .:, - 2.s'eceo . 0 , 1- tb ' . B o . 2 V . Mr. I;uncinsni,i. ' Lord Oggley. . ~, . Mr. Trsiot. ... Comm. .„,. 99 • 1 Careasa —.102 8 • Commin.... 81 12 Loose Fat.. 13 15 Louse Fat.. 10 '4 Loose Fat.. 1/ li 1 1 Fleece ..,:. 4 . 0 -Nee& .... 414 fleece. .... 4 .0 • The cow paity,lsest-repaired to 4he,Pasitt to see an experiment with, tailisibtt/ i t'S 1111413.0b!cla mule eapstan.draitting plough, W ich, •Ito.Wcier, failed, owing to the hirddethi of tall inland; ilnil l tile', breaking of a-part of the apparatus: l ' • - '- , The; prize shaer-sheetrer% Aezi engaged.the Mee, lion of, the companyi who. wojeinuelt gratifies!. lty the expertness with Thick . this.essential operation was performed. Messrs. Gibbs exhibited . * . thoice tolled's:ln of, the seeds of grass and other agticultural. plaits.. •, The process of.beilding a wall.of pisi, or cum . pressed earth, accerding . to ; the methods laid- before I the Society of Atts tr last 'ear, by Mr. Itubert Sid. men, `wa s hahibitetlf his alio of .tuccOitrlnk'attethet walFi - OliA had beenrbuilt last yew: • • . In addition to thu implements tneutlotiod yesteT, day, the Niirfokk turoipily-catcher wrap:shown ;, also, James Wallis showed,models of his tempo. rary sheds of canvas, for sheltering cattle in hot or, i very rainy weather ; and of sliced add dried po. tutors . , recomusended by 'him for the feeding ,of. cattle. • ' • ' i'• ."..-••• .., , i . .1. ~ , , .. . *William Shephe rd aborted , kr , roll 'and turnip: . , drill ; and Paaator s eN chalf.clittei. . '' • A secOnd shot, tlf Sonth.dclitrwirlpii took placei i , 'and several Herefordlnd Dams cat** wore ealle.. l - . .. bited. . • ••• - •• • • s': ..,•; . .14i .. "*, ':. About three o'clock .the . .*pmpaoy ropfired to the Park Farm, and sat down to an elegant din. ner, his GraCe In the chair. 'AV!' 4111161111iOttiAts were--.."'.'r'• . • •, ••. 1 '. ! ,•• ' The King. • Prosperity to Agriculture. ];reeding on all its Branches. • The'Plough. ' His Grace then rose, and proceeded to read the adjudication of the several Judges, • for the differ ent classes of his premiutoS,.as follows, viz.-- '• 'To Mr. Bithrey, a• cup, fur his 2-shear long-woolled fat Welber. • •Toi Mr.. john Warfel, a cup, for his 2-shear long-woolkd fat wetter, bred iu Bedfordshire. i To R. Trevor, Esq. a cup, for.lo 2-shear short-wooded fat wetlier. ToWm. Runciman,ll , cup, foll.olll.lllslashart-wooliee fat wather, bred in Bedfordshire. • ifi5 .,,,,,, • - ' ''' To Mr. Bliss, a cup, for his gela koOwoollerl ,heaves. To Lord Ongley, a cup,"lbe 4 is pen'of shoort-woolledl !heaves. • . .r. 1. I. . . • To Mr. Trevor, a cup, rot ikiircohlsorkwoolled iheaves; -bred iii Bedfordshire. o . , • • o o:o '.t- . • • • . Tbejudgcs for OW tons r oolled . sheep, weir, I...nrilS . OinertrillOtichard Astlen' Esq. and Tho mas croOke;-and'for 1 1 th c e short. woolled sheep, J. -., Itecres t lolin Cginau p , t. and Henry Buys. . G Ills race,.On tbe. , Oliv.ery of these cups, paid is' wcl4Crited compliment to the,general excellence, Of the . sheepexhibited, aod 'of those, its particular; to which . prizi:s. bad . bcen ,ad judged.. ' l . His trace then , pcoc.ee4d to real the award o f f Win. Child, - Samuel (stead,' anti NOiolc; Ontk,, Icy;' and delivered to Mr.' Win, li:iiiicipiais, a cup ' fur the best boar under t*nyfaristttl;',..t'7" . • . -I ' • ,His-Grace read the'a*iir4..td . .i . c . ll s i.iholll . l li . :A ' l Bitbrey, and John' Smith, resvecONAINI ' ll l4 l ef , the,respective sheep:Shearers ; awl delipc . ecti 4. John Rollard,,of Liollin4on; 5 guinetai. ~ , • Grose Arnold, of Aeoples,' 4 onoilis. James Martin, of Nortioill.' 0 gikieteas. 1 . , Joh Arnold, of•crc.viey,o 2 guineas.. , -- I Richtord. c1iT7.1... tp!..L . if. i iNtoti, , i *mica. . His Grace OPRsf;i44oo awar d of the g,cv. Mr. Priept and Davicit.iiioy,, Esq. ; , which _adjudged . twenty guineas to .Alor. a ., 44.0 1 / 4 11 alnion, fur t his piantitig- plough and ,dpag, ii implemev. which they much and very juttly•eotiunentled—re6m. mending o „however; some improyements to lighten it, and concluding with some retharks .on the uti, lity of, hand . threshing machines, if atich wore bropght So perfection, iu a country whoso l popu lating is incrcatting.bcyontl,,he Means of, sobsts, i' teoce, Ilia, Gritcp wt IA l ikthyjr_riag. Otis piminot, bore stestmooy. • to N the great 'utility of Alpisn's plough and drag, in preparing fifty.acres. of -heath land for plinting,, list winter, itt,,o4„eftiWal . and economic manner. • i . ..:- His! Grace next read the award 91, On Fane, Esq. the Rev. Henry Bate Dudley, a • . „11r. jobb 4 . Ornoistun l . the judges of the merits o the several ' ploughs,, which stated the performance, of the 1 ploughs. mentioned iii oil! last to be aifullows l viz.. , l 1,2 t ./.. .. • . . . Ng.. V. figaarkitiorchos deep, pith 31 cwt. of draught. ' : * 4 'll 7 .r .‘ ltigittr •'t ' s ... gt,.. :. • ~ A *Ay.. , :lit ;ii•• • • • - •10 . 4101.1.•,• • •)1114 0•• .1.: Se t. . 7 6 * "•: o 'it'ittoll. p 2 ti. 1 ..'a01.41 11'-:: ' • 9/ '.;-......:-. sl. - r• •:4 •i• •: 4 ,01,-, • ,• 4, ~e ~,,,: 3 ,:. lu.' , • 1, • 4. :4 1 . 1.61 .that, coosidcring the' elevators ° of furrow, an . ot4r . epsen lad, ,rssonsttea of geed plo u ghing, they had adjiidgfd.• tiii cup to Andrew Wilson, • his Grace's bailiff at the Park 'Farm; end two gloapas tOJ,ubn.6reen, the holder, of the same. His Grace, in delivering, these proinjuls, ob, ieftetl,, that allowing his Imiditt •tp,,.. ho r se their . own implements to be used., • tot Alit fp I he had hitherto apOwed.them to Cuntendfor, e plough. 'tug prize ; • but, as the great mait of irfoughi and `ploughmen ball so often carried OW; 'peizei, ho .ils'ould nott-agoin allow him to start,• iik order to eticourage 7 l wideccompetitipiw • '', , ,His Grace neat deliverid",ta Mr. Win. Runci.: man, of _Birchmoor ?etas, 30 gdipeaslor. the nsoSt:sati t factory comparisons 'of the, drill' and lypttileact culture of corn onlOacces of !gild. 4ra'itc-premiumi . to careful shephirdi woo • bast distrilm4e.d;tas follows, viz: •. • ' • • ' ' : • ' sr. toolo. : Sharivond, ; file raising 282 • Iiissits friars 205 ewes. .„4, 0, •to —._ , 100rk.......,.,b ~...288 ..,' 230 , 3 gs. 'to J. Holland .4 .- . 203 • ... . —613 1 -;= :- 11. /44 6 •1;t 4 •'•Notiitilvailit ' _an- .. ' .54 '' • ' 1 . X.: 1 d. -1-- • - •''' • 'l' 24148, * - 236, ,- 1 .• .. • MS gram 4hsis lathented, /that ii . ibled year had now (lapsed, without hip liaving• received any • I " ~_... • P; ~.l<V~~ • taimisfor a k a 50 guineas be had o ff ered, fortioalt.) ing 10 acres; at the least, eiland in Itettroidshire, eid itttu watch -mow, clpccially, as they bad' duty r ' e . to ilow hliPmeadown here, at Nistler, an,d• at EMatthlen,:to be convinced. of ils, immense @Alvan- loges.. ? At , they might &tie, ty.,coasutting Mrs ' c o ke avid Mr. Reeves, of Norfolk. ? 'alto TierW :present. iteshold.l, however, continue th • offer it' for .7.rzmt year more ; and should make ea .other alter. ation,ip.hisjiremium, fur next year, than omitting that fur competition trials of drill and broadcast litiebaulry, the trials hhiing p roved in favour er • ~ .. . ! •• At- *w., the ctrl uniformly: " . Theisrinted tontlitiOns , -of premiums for next , year were thew distributed to ,the • company,,ast, also a statement of .drilled and broad -cast hysn. , bandry, by Nessrs: Batchelder% of Lidlington s , in Bedfordshire. ' His Grace concluded by rentarktngilloit hill • objeots inakese.Meetings• were general improvo-1 men!, and •that of Bedfordshire Husbandry in particular, which he lamented touch to say, ,was still disgracefully behind that of many other 'coun ties, a disgrace which ho earnestly exhorted the . Company present to do their best to wipe away . as speedily as possible. lies Grace then gave . . Mr. Coke and Norfoljc Husbandry. . . . Mr. Coke rote and said, that, called on ris he was, to acknowledge the compliment Paid to - 11111 t, and to Nbrfolk farming, he lamented that he mold. nOk ( sit,..dowty without joining in the charge brought:by their -Notale Host, against several of the Hushaudmen of tedfOrashire, where little im provementwas certainly vis)blo. Often as he bad 1-epenled his invitation, in. thatt:room, to the Bed. ,feriskire farmers to come clown to Holkliatn, and , view the system there,:pt on the farms of . his te atatiti, few hail availed themselves of it.. Ile ass proud to state that some of his tenants, whb 'O6 Turinerly as backward as themselves, and as Vrerle. -tilted-in ravuur of old practices as 'themselves, Mr. peeves in particular, whti was present, were now, bright examples of good uragentent. Norfolk sheep, continued Mr. Coke, have given place .11 Mr. Ellman's impruied South-clown sheep,, ant• drilling has become gencril, without any instances of farincis going back from Dbwits"fo Norfdlk sheep, or from drilling to broad-cast eorn;snd.by n hich practice, Cie cardock and other.disgracelat weds of Bedfordshire ought to be gut rid of. Mr, Coke concluded by obsevving.,, that Sir Joseph. Wilkes, by his exertions in layout of Spaitish sheep, had rendered a most important service . OS' our manufactures ; but do they, said he, want , mutton?. or can we have a tine fleece on a fat car- case?. and gave . . Sir Joseph Banks; and a Coe fleece on a tat carcase. ~ .. The worthy Baronet now, and with much:gni.' maw' and-good humour, thanked the • cote paii . f., congratulating them thaf it was at length admitted, that improvement in wool had been effecied ; atitt'l said, that if the Merino carcases were inferior, it i was because their improvement wns but jutt•begtt. We have, said he, seen these Leicesters rite from [waling, and no-ono knows what breed ; and we have seen Downs, forinerly like rats in size, now rivalling any breed in the kingdom. In Spanish sheep there is as much capability as in Lincoln shires, which have risen into Bakewells, Or in little rats of South-downs, which hive swollen:luta. in)- 'proved Downs. This speech 'was much atiClotig applastled. 1118 G,CaCe.thill'Ore:— . , ', . ; T'll `, Mr. Ritekes, of iiorfkdk; 4.-.1. 111 and after a high coMplitnesit to'Earl Ludlow's very excellent farming at Cople House, which he !venal mended as a pattern, gave that Nobleman as a toast , ,t',. Lord Donoughrnore." . , .- " His tocdthip thanked the company, and assured th'eM of the extreme gratifieation with which he :had viewed his Grace's improvements 'here, and hew highly his sudden lots in Ireland hadbeen felt , and lamented by multitudes. ‘. , e 7/ Ili Grace having left the Chair, Isiaboalth, was drank, as was that of his Noble Ducliesi, itor,ilie Marquis of Tavistock, (who is, we undecitand; recovered) each With three times three. .. . t t The company now returned to the farm, .ansVo_ sale of Park Farm stook-took Om:, as toklowy s , viz.— , Lot '26. .10 South-down Theives 41 guineas, Rev. -- Sims. 27. 10 Ditto 26. 10 Ditto 29. 10 Do. Ewes, two-shear 40 30. 10 Do. three-shear.... 39 ' • Ditto. 41. 1,0 tie. full-mouthed .. 31 32. A Devms Heiler, three ? 201 Mr. Smith. years old , 33. Ditto,ditto . 34. A ifereford cow,veven 1 22fr Ditto. years yea old 35. Ditto, ditto 36. A Devon Hull, aged . 21 37. A Hereford Bull, do. 60 ' M r ' . 8 , 1 4 11 .: ... • The company then began to separate ; some re pairing to the lielkham, and others to the'lfee i eh. wood Park fetes and Hereford Agricultural-Meet ing, which is on Friday. .d. •. It may not be deemed unworthy of remark-, that' there is now standing, in the house of Farralitte, - the [ seat of SIMON FRAZEIV Etc'. Sherilf-Deptite .s$ Etlinherghshire, alroof-tree, which was eructed. by-, One °lbis peogenitors on the da yimmediately pre... ceding the desperate !Wait . of Cectiz Loch' Cocky, - otherwisC"called Blar:lebre, i. e. 'FM* of shirts; (ruin the circumstance of the FRAIIIIIVI, Who. were nearly exterminated on this occasion , having all stripped to their shiris in bloody coittlict with the CLaortirtir.es. 'flee battle was fought 'on the •2d of Ju1y, , "15-1-1. The tree, or team, here: e:, ?iced, which is of. beech, isetheriforu 266 yew old. ' . . On Tuesday. a person- - belonging to Willington Colliery went.to a'holuie in Nurth Shields, where & benefit society, of .which- is. wife is a member, l is kept, when be informed the stewards, in sobs 7 • i . , and groans, which left no doubt o f the fact, that, his 64 dear wife had bid fulled to this wicked world, after a short illtiess";" and claimed the usual allowance. He wee accordiogly:.•.paid 61. in hai, and Ss..in drink. The stewards went next day to, attend the corpse .to the grate, but how. d.eat was theira urprize on meeting their s u pposed ead sister In; parted health. An eltplanation took piaci, when it-appeared that the scheme had been7a4opted to ,tatiafy.. en. importuttate creditur,l *lke husband pgrewl to refund the motley liy in.. stalmeats. . . . • • • ,• • ••. • ~~• . I • . .f -14 7" • . 7.•. , . -,. .....!•11.1. 1im0..... . . • . 4.• i• , %-.2%, ?• . - • The namts.af. Captain 'rucN.Fa,,incpssttoned . .in the official !atop of, Colonel Ltoxgr. Saint, 65th regiment, to the,llo,nuttrable, tho Govcruur or Bombay.; his led us to-obtain thalolloWing pacti. culars of a family, whose nanteltas often been sue., ,ditablf inehtioned in the offic.4l tt‘spatclics ad," tingukheltrotli,:ers. There' tverc eight sons of lite late President T oil: I,:n ; two haveanhappily fallen in . the service of their country, being' iroirotal ou their return to.lipain. • The eldest son (H. TUCKER, En : lls at present thief Secretary to the 'Bengal GOveretuent in the . public department, a Gentleman, for whose supe. rior talents the Merquit' Conx7ir.i.t.r.ts and Mar. quiS WELLLSLEY plaidiCly 'recorded. their high es. teem. . ' : Second, LiCtlttll3lli.oolo ll C l GE9lidE TUCKER / iterretl mattrytars in India—was at the reduction .of,Scringapatam, and Major of Brigade to Sir D. Blinn in Egypt. , He was afterwards 'Deputy 'Adjutaut.Ges:eral at the. Cape of Good Hope, was Jks b istgatAdjutaat,,General at Copenhagen . , stud 'Deputy Adjutant.Gene,ral to Sir A Rilitlit WILL LIMEY at Rolela and Vitniera. He was lost with die-Primrose. Third son; Lientenant::Celolial Jonx TucEEn, who hos served long iu the East, at the Cape, and ih . South America. He brought koh.d Sir Sasuct. Avenue/eves:dispatches from Monte:Video, where he was isuuttded.in,tko assault. Fourth son, Ra . lral Navy, his Majesty'i stip Cherub, in the West-Indie4. This Officer distitigniithyd hiinhelf early.in life, by • Cutting..out a French:. man of war brig with the 'wets of the &siftrcy. 64, 'when under the fire of ~the battqries .of Bourbon, was• afterwards Fir'st tieilieWant to 'Adinirai COCHRANE, and for his I*,aflantry in the . battie'off•St. Domingo, was promoted, by the brave Admiral, thrice before his rottfirmadion was oblaisiF4l,,frost the Admiralty at home! . . Fitt) son, IWe late Captain Tueszn, 3 . 2:i regi ment. ' He was one a thehraiO 'stortnerS of Se. Jinglipetknt—served after*ards in Oterebellion it Irciasti—ateompanied.the expedition .to Copes hagen,,where,, as . Captain of fight infantry, ho attracted 'tile friendship of Sir Bactit K. %ilium lie afterwards 'acdompenied to Ric ,tugal'atullWdeitt; and by 'Ann' he' was placed en . theliitaffins- a . Brigado - M4jor. Preainos to oh o battles egtitolcia.and Vlateira, he;. was appeittted Aitl.4le.Cop, to General „,N town soft t.c, *ha . ommandt7i) one of the brigades on thole mentor_ able d'ays• gained a warm and emccre friewtl Piv Gen. NuairrtxoaLc, byhis enn-• duction thor t ,olecasiteks. He was lost with tali. , brpther r , , tijeth son, LieptfartCHAßLTON TUCKER, Slit I: dragnone, taiay tAten on board the Charlton lit l•tliaittio, after &want), son, Captain W. PPrucscrt, Bombs's. Marisoilatteliotr,. wav at ,the lakittg of Serittga, Patans--accOttipettied Sir D. lla IRO to Egypt, anii lately has diitingsaished Lieutenant. ‘olonel Smyrir. 'Eighth boll,ltleitiWO TUCKER, Esq. Parma. ter.Getterattst The ,only ,daughter is married to Capte - es 'Lauown,r,., Royal Sidi' Corps, .an tinker who . „ ICAlEitcaomiiV itt llolliititl, witi7 of YoaK 10'1793, and' with Sir -.Tons 'hilioac and Sir D. BAIRD in .Spaitt: • • . • arn„the preceding lines we may perceive a milts ryspirit pervade a •i:ry ounirrous and highly re- , spected family ; anti qiili irlesisiirt.i.we hold up to public view suet pu - tilie zeal and public 'merit. `l* These young men have lost three uncles fn public servike—navy and army. They are grattit.; antli.of a very ,old • ?Meer, the late Gave:oar of the 14th foOt. . • . ---- ------ -. • Yesterday noon, a gentleman go'.ng along Cheapside while the 12th Regiment of Light Dra- ' goons were on their route from itomftird,. had a • geld . watch .and pocket-bo9k stolen from him, v0)10601. . • • . -.1 LURTIIS. • On 'i ‘ luirsdnv, ttii -141 h 'inst. the Lady of James Norman sell, Esq. of a daughter. ()11 W.Ainesday his . , in Nottingham-place, the Lady of G. Barcare, Et.q. of a son. MARRIED. Lately, at St. Anne:amid Agnes Charth,loth J. W. Martin Etg. of the bath regitocia, to Miss E. Simps►n, Of Covent'rty. DIEM On Saturday, the 16th init. in Great Russel-street, in the 67th year of her age,...Sim,letiry Ann tiouituun, uife of ....tary Ann _ dikes lioustotri, formitly of Lisbon. • "• • Wednesday last sit Clifton, ajted Tawriaa i sfeles Esq. elc!est•sonsif Vicz-Almirai • On•Wedacsday lost, iir(iloorester•place; Portman square. Bloomshory, (nr thiva. eldest-slang:are of (surge .14ewhage; ' 1144. at Haititon ifs.% aerie Lircoln. ,thr Mosalav last, at Horfortl 4 Q.ifordthire, the Rev. Jol:n lac la Ikre. M. A. nectar .of Barrinviin anti Te) mon, Os- Ind Chaplain' to Cord.l)Setteor,•inliteS car lie wad the Jast male Iscir ot Abe ancient Emily t f I ;the de fa Here,- • ..0n the Ititts inst. at J. lias,ton's i House,. WV inn, iron; much lumen:est ; Mr. SainuctWiifirs Ilasf..sii of the Ito;a HlVey. . • , • DIXON'S ANtlnittous ittus• FOIL tilt • IN DIG ESrION, (Ma. Re- • THESE fills lung s oblailleal tt just ce s lehrity in the private practice of VW:Proprietor; Mr. DIXON. Apothecavy ; anti train their great surfer.s in to my obstinate .bilierts disorders, on numerous patienti of toil other, particiifai iy lb- Dike Of - Belford, Sir Georg! War ren, Sir Oregory Pale Turner, tile Dowager Lady Say and. Sell., the V i-COlillie4S &c. "&4'., he persitaited to Mien them to the Public, muter the approbattou sad the , sanction of their The PHI. are found to he an mcomporable, remedy for re st orang the tone of the si itch, for curing indigesti , an, ur "preveuting uilit it.s.' nod their consequent ilisagreraldt efitl7- iIIIIItIIt% Zlll4 flatuleares. They prevent liabittul and tempo • racy costiveness, sick he:id-arras, and heart-hart whack is occasiont%l by pregnisixv, mut a Alebilitated Ftdriach, whe ther arising front i;ie avail:tally rat' the redundant bile, totem peyote diet, or drinking to excess. .By promotiog a tote sectetion of the ttile,thes are observed' wonderfully to Clear a sallow. cempleximi, ~nd being a eer -lain, though gentle operative, they remait those obstruc tions in the laser, wh.csli are so troublesome in all countries,. hut particularly faun) in warm climates. - On °miss:icemen they are as volaable desideratum its the nsiblicine cbest3 of those wild go al.road, or make fregitent soyagOs. Sold, wholesale and retail, at Me. But4;es s ,4, : .Cheapsirler corner Patertystes-row; Allen, 1.50, 0 stisid-ss reel ; Clar 369, Borougia; mid Most country anralitiatiomodersola buses at 2s. 9d. and t*. cst b. L4Woit)6PI: Pritged find Pubhotbed by U. Lu• 'tux, bUr4oMi" Orvw44 47, .4 j_ • ...* ' -, P 7 7 7- 7 11 1S 1 ! 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