The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-02-17 00:00:00

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LONDON, M.OlOgY, FEBRUARY - :.
- me ammiaie VIM: NAMPDS:II )WI fa the Atli, end ISTDMIY died as the Scaffold Z" . PRICE =VEX "/PRNUE.

Poet-coach, with a guenildwoughent ; sea outreE. ening
by way of Newark. Rattan., Doncaster, Fe ' Tads
easter, Darlington, Northallertoss. fhietteas. . stsi
Berwick. and arrives at York tie nest morning 412 o'clock,
et Reduced Fares.
Pameagers finding themselves fatigued oh the jtierney,.
may rest what time they pliseee.kand then proommion without
any Milldam' fare. • ilf
Marlborough and [Wind*, bar inside day each, through
&labour's, Reading, leationro, Parton, LyclinOon, Pewasy,
Woottos Basset, ftamsbury, Hungerford, Newbury and
bfifidenhead.
Bridgenerth, Wales', Shrewsbury. Salop. and Holyhead
'.New Light Coals, every afternocia, at Redireed Fares.
The 1'443w Royal Psleni Mail. Boston and Louth..throigis
Royston, Cambridge. Huntlsgslie, Stilton. Peterhorotigh,
Damping, Spatding, Spilsbyi, Alford. Grimsby eau 1141.
' wreak*. at half-past seven o'clock, Sunday, at a quarter
before seven.
The " Express," s new light tour inter ginit..tmeels,
.....im, poguggy ,> um Witimuiv ell 1: (fore,: I
aid • EMMA all tat tray
itipieby Breitgb. Sowed. 'Oreta•bridgeMirmiad. Cat.'
M
ie-rick, -11'oroughbridge. Ferrybrklge. Doncaster. Newark?
'Bewtry, Grantham. Stanford, Omahas, Stilton, Big-
gleawade. and Sldoek. Sets out is the morning, and
Fperfbrms the journey with the greatest facility, at Reduced
ares.—Pasession detained on the road by holiness. or
pleaserm hire the peculiar advantage e/ their some being
secured in the own each.—The only direct, Coaelt`to Car-
lisle.
1 Tile New Royal Patent Mail, Cambridge. through Ware,
IBitotingford, Rockland and Royston. evening, at half-past'
seven o'clock, Sunday, at a quartet before seven.
Kendal. Lancaster, Prestos., Kirby-Lon dale. Beltes6l
Morley, Orizaba, and Gersten light post-coaches, every
afternoon.
The " iloyel.Exprese." new light four inside post-teach,
to Liverpool, in 58 hours only, through Warrington, Pres-
' cot, Coagleton, Lawton, Newcastle, Itsagly, licetsford.
Stine, Stafford, and Litchfield (onl) one night on the
road,) every afternoon; arrives at the Sateen's Head Inn.
Dale-street, Liverpool. neat evening, at 7, at Reduced Fares.
Wakefield four-inside post-coach, every morning and M-
I tornioon, at Reduced Fares.
Chester, Newport, Whiteehurch, Tarporley, Nambrieh,
Horthwiela & Middlewich, light post-esath everyafter .essn.
Sunderland, Stockton and Yana light post-coach every
morning, to the George Inn. Sunderland, at Reduced Fares.
MOCNTAIreII Express," to Manchester. Winslow. Conn
eheat], Newcastle. %Velma, Wolverhampton, and Knots-
' Feed, new four inside post-coach, every afternoon.• Only
me sight on the road, at Reduced Fares.
Sheffield and Rotherham new four-Inside Post Couches,
, every morning, called " The Express," and a:so " Toe
Rakinghani. ' every afternoon, at Re.lnced Puree.
The .. Royal Express," new Birielngliani light post-
'teach, sets out every afternoon, carrying four inside only,
passes through Warwick, Leamington,Southam, Wesolon,
'•Daventry, Stoneyllitratford and Towrestet, to the Saracen's
Head, Bull-street, Birmingham, early the lest omitting,
at Reduced Fares.
The " Express." a New Light Post Coach to Hull, Lin-
coln. Northcave. ilowden and Doncaster, every morning,
at eight o'clock, to the Cross Keys, Market-place. Hull, and
also the " Rsckingham" in the afternoon at two o'clock.
Hertford, Ware, Hoddesdou and Cheshunt Coach, at Re-
duced Fares. _ _ ... _ . ..

tba 46th Font, vie. W. George Earl of Erroll, who ear
ehgnges; to be Lieutenants.
41st. Ditto—J. JernesEargent, Irmo the 80th Foot. to be
Lieut., vice W. H. Waters, who retires upon the half pay of
the Sad Foot,
4fid Ditto—Captain Francis Le Blase to be Major. by
purchase. sloe Dalyell promoted ; Lieutaoant John Mont-
Itonevry •Hlll. to be Captain, by purchase, vice Le Slane 1
Ensign Hunter Ward to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice;
Hill ; Auguste, Denham, Gent.. vies Ferguson. promoted
to the 17th Foot ; S. Tryon, Gest., vies Ward ; to be Za-
gros; by purchase.
44th Ditto—Captain J. Johnston. from the half pay of the
Ms Harrison Itettalion,to be Captain, vice H. Debbleg,aelto
exchanges.
Cali • Ditto—General Richard Earl of Cavan. K. C..

at the Geerge Idea, 1131.1"fitieols Pita Anon Ma.
Messrs,- Taylor end Roach, Einr 11.1141 k a ,lesplo;
of to Messrs. Lees, Miller.' 'aid La* Yemeni. •
. W. Johnson. Addington Place. Cambeeerell.linteber.loeb.
ft. March 8. 29, at Bostonian Street. Attorney:et. Castle,
Middleton Street, Clerkenwell.
J. Adams; Stamford. Lincolnn, liquor merchant, Feb. 24.
March 23. 29. at the Crown Inn, Stamford. Attendee.
Messrs. Handley and Wing, Gray's Inn Square aid Mr.
'Jackson, Stbreford. •: •
8. Hellen. Bradley, /Retold, Iron merchant, Mandl 1. 4.
end 29, at the Talbot Inn, Water Street, LiterpooL. Atter-
nits, Messrs. Hurd and Johnson, King's Hied Walk,l'oo-
- sad Mr. Paterson. Liverpool.
J. Bonitos, Roward. Hayfield. Derby. pabileat. Msv 7.
10. and 29. at IM liter Inn, Deansgste, Manchester. Attor-
neys. Mr. Atkinson. St. James's square, Mewebester ; and
Mr. Maklnson, Middle Temple.
W. Byrnes, Crewkerne. Sonistriet, limes draper, Mara 7.
Spared^ it dui White Lion lea. *road Walk
_At-
tornoys.-.lffnner. Rah sad Petdipmer Mr. MOM Seised;
and Messrs. Jeeklni. James, .14 Abbott, New lan.Londen..
J. Resaseso, jun. Frome Salvfood, Somerset. dyer. Fob.
27, 28. sad March 119, at the office of Mr. Bolton, Free.
Seiwnod. Attorney., Mr. Ellis, Holborn-court, Gray's IMP
and Mr. Rotten, Frome. Somerset.
J. French. jos. Reyford, From. Selwood, Somerset, clo-
thier. Feb. 97, 28, and March 29, at the nice of Mr. Hit-
ton, Frome Selwood. Attorneys, Mr. Ellis, Holbenteourt,
Gray's Inn; and Mr. Rotten, From.. Somerset.
J. 8. Jones. Prome-Selwood, Somerset. lieen-arsper.
Feb. ft 28, March 29, at the office of Mr. Rotten, Prose-
Seiwood. Attorneys, Mr. Ellis. Hatboro Court, Gray's
Inn; and Mr. Rotten, Frome, Somerseishire.
R. Evans. Bernard street, Russell sqnere, Middlesex.
merchant, Feb. IS, 26. end March 29. at Basinghall street.—
Attorneys. Messrs. Knight and Fyson, Basiagball street.
R. Osborn, Gervestone, Norfolk, shopkeeper. March 3. 4.
and vs, at the Angel imi, Mancrofh. Norwich. Attornc)s.
Mr. King, Serjestit's inn, Fleet•strest ; and Mr. Veer, Nor.
with. DIVIDENDS.
Feb. 22. J. Burgle, Mark-lane. carpenter—Marsh la, N.
Katcher. Bradwell near 11.• Sea, Essex, shopkeeper—Msrth
8, J. Ripley, Wapping filch-street, mathematical instru-
ment maker—Mereh 11, E. Jarvis, Norwich. carpenter—
March 10, E: H. Wilson, Liverpool, spirit-merchant—March
8, G. Lockwood, Huddersfield, woollen-draper—March It,
W. liendford, Tavistock. Devonshire, linen dreper—Merrlt
8, T. J. Lancaster, Catetton street. merchant—March 8..1.
Delvalle, York-street, Covent Garden, wine merchant—
March 13, H. Reynolds. Cheltenhstn, Gloucestershire,
dier—March 14, J. Ilawksley. Birmingham, merchant--
March 11. A. W. Jones. New Brentford, corn merchent
March 13. T. Schofield. Kingston upon Themes, hurr,r.
mititater—liarch 11, M. Tate, Chaliord, Gioncettersni.e,
clothier—March 11, W. Keen, Aidersgate street, cork ma-
ufacteree.

Iran the Mb Feet, to b. Colonel, „vies tneaersl Lister d.
meted.

47111 Ditto—c)sartermeater Serjeant Henry Bailee to Ls
Qa-rterniaster, vice King. deceased.
Dititf-Ziamleggait'lleibsst
int ado, Sib itghtmot, at be Lfestewast. lice Courtesy
Pbsitips, who evettenges, receiving thediferense.
54111 Ditto—Lieutemtet Philp Mandilhos to be Captain,
by purchase, vies Blakeman who retires; Ensien Charies
Gaseoyne, to he Lieutenant, by purchase, vies Mandilhon.
Henry Rose Clarke, Gent., to be Ensign, by purchase, vier
°wort*.
63th Ditto—Liontenant FL Bowen, from the Coldstream
ftgimetit of Foot Minnie, to be Captain, by pantiles*. sic.
We4ab,_whol.eti res.

blitirDitto—Geoeral Thomas Lord Lynedock, G. C. B.
irons the 90th Foot, to be Colonel, vice Lord Cavan. ap-
pointed to the commend of the 45th Foot ; Captain Edward
Glib" from the 33d Foot, to be Captain, vice MacGregor.
who exchanges ; Lieutenant William Fleming Bell, from
the half pay of the York i hasseurs. to be Lienteitant,
vice'Cyrns 11 roister, who exchanges, receiving the sq.
ference.
63d Ditto—Lieutenant R.N. Richardson to be Captain,
by purchase. vice Meyers, who retires ; Ensign Robert
French to be Lieutenant. by purchase, vice Richardson ; T.
F. Hart, Gent., to be Ensign, by purchase, via French.
promoted.
60th Do. Lieut. J. L'Estrnnre to be Capt. without per-,
chase, viers Blakeney, dec. ; K .sign D. B. T. Muffin to be
Lieut. vice I:Estrange ; W. 11. Dodgin,Gent. to be Ensign,
vlem Dodgin.
76th Do. Lieut. E. R. Stevenson to be Capt. by purchase.
vice Torrens, who retiree; Ensign J. .Mackenzie Kennedy
to be Lieut. by purchase, vice Stevenson; William Fran-
cis Webster. Gent. to be Ettaigs, by purchase, vice Ken-
nelly.
:coth Do. Maasy Fitzgerald, Gent, to be Ensign, by pur-
chase, vice Rawdon, appointed to tae Coldstream Regional
of /root Goitre's.
86th 1)o. Lieut. 11. Vanspall to be Capt. by pnreisese,
vice imniphier, who retires: Boeing' L Grant. to be Lieut.
by purchase, vice Vanspell ; W. Osborne, Geut. to be Re-
sign by purchase. vice Grant.
Stith-Do. Lieut. John Lambert Molony, from the half pay
of the Slid Foot, vice Sargent. appointed to 41st Foot;
Lieut. P. 51•Kie, from the half pay of the 14th Foot, vice
Worsley, deceased; to be Lieutenants, without purchase.
90th Do, Lient. General Honourable It. Meade, to be
Col. via Lord Lynedoch, appointed to the command of 6Stb
Foot.
93d Do. Brevet Lieut. Col, Hon. Sir C. Gordon, to be
.4dease.43oll.Japporelease. oleo Milting. who retires ; tnrpt.C.
C. Johnson, from the 85th Fuot, to be %dojos., by purchase.
vice Sir Charles Gordon ; Lieut. Thomas Cradock. from the
St7lis FOOT, to be Capt. by purchase, vice Mackinnon. who
retires.
9d Ceylon Regiment, Evan Baillie Fraser, Gent.•tebe,
Amend Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Sloper, who retires.
Ist Royal Veteran Battalion—Major Samuel Bircham,
from the half pay of the ;soth Foot, to be Major, vice Wm.
Illandys Ebrington, who returns to his former situation on
the Retired List.
Id Royal Veteran Battalion—Major Edward Crofton.
from half pay York Light Infantry Volunteers, to be Major.
'vice C. Reynolds, who returns to his former situation on the
Retired List.
Lnamenzo--Major R Dalyell, from the 31th Foot, to
be Lieut. Col. of truantry, by purchase, vice Major Gen.
Stirling. who retires.
BRCVM—Copt. U. A. Gilland, of the Ist Royal Veteran
Battalion, to he Major in the Army; Capt. F. Lester, of the
Hon. East India Company's Service, and Adj. to the Cadets
at the Military Seminary, at Addiscombe, to have the local
rank of Capt. while so employed, vice C. Chaplin, who re-
' signs the Adjutancy only, retaining the local rank of Capt.
to that Seminary.
HOSPITAL STA/P—Assistant Surgeon David Jigurthe
Law, froze half pay SIM Foot, to be Assistant Surgeon to
the Forces, vice D. Heaume, whose appointmeut has not
taken plies.
Hospital Assistant J. Dixon, from half pay, vice H. W.
Voy, sey, mho exchanges; Acting Hospital Assistaut J. P.
Mackey, vice Allan, dec. to he hospital Assistants to the
Forces.
MENIOR/NDl—The promotion of Ensign T. Bainbrigge
to Lieutenancy, by purchase, in the 57th Foot, as stated in
the Gazette of the I flit nit. has not taken place; the ex-
change between Br.vet Major T. W. Poppleton, of the 534
F..ot, and Capt. Whannell, on half pay 12th Foot, which
took place on the tith July, ISI9, should be without the dif-
ference, no money having been received by Brevet Major
Poppleton; Lieut. 0. Gabb, on half pay 3d Foot Guards,
has bees permitted to resign by commission ; the commis-
sion of Lieut. D. M'Andrew. to Ensign in the 27th Foot,
has beets ante-dated to 15th March, 1522, but lie has not
been allowed any hack pay; Deputy Assistant Commissary
Gen. B. Smith,having failed to pay over the balance of pub-
lie money, which remained due from hi n upon the close of
his accounts as lately in charge of the Commissariat at Heli-
goland, tins been removed from the service.
Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County
of Lincoln. _ _ _

CERTIFICATES—Manus PI.
P. H. lea. Grimed* Piece, Kent Road. surrey. grocer
J. Os'e, Man. h :tte-. warehouseman—J. Hollis, Manchester,
iron dealer—W. H. we. Padstow, CorawalL mercer —R. G.
Plpeddine, jun. Rickmansworth. Hertfordshire. coal mer-
chant—J. Ulmle, Catabawell, Surrey, baker—J. o.atil,
Bristol, potter.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

D. Grundy and Co. Bury. Lancashire, cotton spinners
D. Grundy and J. Grundy, Bury, Lancashire, and a. Grundy,
Manchester. woollen wousehiaterars—Ll . Paws and R. Rest-
ler, Newmarket, milliners—W. 11. Astor amt J. Lucas, Run-
street, musical Instrument makers—B. Hughes and
Hughes, Hackney road, auctioneers—W. Fossey and M.
Turton, Kentish Town, brewers—J. Brock, son. and J.
Brock. jun. Houndsditch, potato° dealers—E. Pickles and
U. Bailey, Bradford, Yorkshire, worsted manufacturers—
W. Blinkhorn and E. Brind, Staplegrove, Sotnersetshire,
silk throwsters—G. Campion and D. E. Church, Bishops-
gate street, surveyors—C. Adams. W. Bell, gen. C.M.Adams,
W. Bell, jun. and P. Campbell, Coventry, silk manatee-
turers—lL James and J. Burroughs, Rosemary lane, bakers
—J. Littiewood and T. Lewis, Oxford street, linen drapers
—M. Allen, T. Welch. and J. E. Allen, Great Tower.strret,
wine merchants—E. Harrison, J. Gibson, and J. Ewbank,
irnard Castle, Durham, and F. Ullathorue. Scner's place.
Sonier's Town, line spinners—M. Beaton and S. C. tiro% e,
Lymington. school-keepers—J. Thornley and R. Booth,
Chisworth. Derbyshire, cotton spinners—A. Mills and .1.
Hadley, New road, "miner's Town, wine merchants—T.
Dawe and J. Evans, Vine-greet, Lambeth, hair-manufac-
turers—T. Dodd and J. Marsh, Newcastle-stret, Clerken-
i well. watch makers—W. Abbott and J. Abbott, St. Nee..
Huntingdonshire. auctioneers—P. Barnes and E. A. John-
son, Norwick, brick makers.

Deaths, deiLl.attalasea,yalt-
past two, Ave and eight o'clock.
•.• At Reduced Fares, to Leeds. York, and Doncaster ;
[Agog, and Packages at only two-pence per lb.
S.A. AIOUNTAIN and DO. respectfully acquaint theft
frimols and the Public, that they will not be account-
able lee any Paresis, Passengers' I....ggage, Writings, Plate,
ea. efatore than Five Pounds value, if lost. stolen, or ie
*aged. unless entered as such, and the Insurance paid for
afteaemaate. at the Saracen'. Mead Ina. Skinner-street,
Snow hill. London. •

Vlik.R•Gli PRICES OF CORN IN ENGLAND ANb W/41.15,701 Title
WELK ENDED FEB. S.

s. J.

PER. QR.

PER Qt.

d.
Wheat...... 4O 3 Oats l7
Rye... ..... 0 Beans ... 35 0
Marley
Ascrasre Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, com-
puted from the Returns made in the week ending the lita
day of Jan. ISA is 31s. 4jd. per cut.

T. F. Johnson, Esq. to be beputy Lieut; R. Heald, Esq.
to be do.
Commissions in the Shropshire Regiment of Militia, signed
by the Lord Lieut. of the County of Salop.
Major Kt. George to lie Lieut. Col. Tice blamer°. pro-
moted; Sir R. F. Acton, Bart. to be ad Major; G. Comp-
son, Esq. to be Capt.
Commission in the Yd Regiment of Royal Surrey Militia,
signed by the Lord Lieut. of the county of Surrey.
C. Swabey, Cleat. to be Ensign.