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The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-03-17

IRELAND.

Tat LORD LIEGTZNANT'S DRAWING Roos.—His Ex
cellency the Lord Lieateoant's second Drawing Boom
was attended last night by upwards of six hundred of the
Nobility and Gentry.—(Deblis Slanting Poet of
Friday.)
There has been a meeting in Armagh of the Grand
Orange Lodge of that County, the District Masters and
Representatives of 340 Lodges, when a declaration of
their principles and conduct was unanimously agreed to.
The High Sheriff of the County presided.
Eighteenof the Grand Jury of the County of Wirklow,
have declared their strong. disapprobation of the late
law proceedings against the rioters in the Dublin Theatre,
and have recommended that, a Petition on the s'tbject
be' immediately laid before Parliament.
Mr. Moylan's Paper Mills, at Woodside, near Cork,
were broken into on Tuesday morning, by a mob, who
destroyed a valuable piece of machinery, imported at an
expense of £l5OO. Some other recent outrages, besides
the atrocious one stated in our last page, are mentioned
in the Cork Papers.
•Tbe Irish Home Circuit commerical at Trim on Sion-
day. Nicholas Gormly was found guilty un a charge of
robbing with others) the Belfast Mail, on the night of
Friday, the sth January. Another prisoner, James
Cormack, teas tried on the same charge and acquitted.
BUTTII TRADS.—We understand, from undoubted
authority, that it is the intention of Government that
the Acts of S2d Geo. 111. Clap. 134, & 53 Geo. 111.
Chap. 46th, regulating the Casks fur packing Butter,
shall be strictly enforced ; and circular titters from the
Secretary of State's office to that effect are now pre-
paring to be sent to all the Weigh Masters in Ireland.
Coopers should be Farticniar in making their firkins
conformable in every respeq T.) the law; other wire
they will not pass inspection, ail are moreover habit to
be seized and'cut asunder.—(!Waterford aronic'-.)
WATERFORD MARKET, MARCH 13.—Tlie supply of
Butter continues small, and the proportion of fre h first
qualities so trifling as scarcely to afford a qaotation ;
yesterday,7Bl. was paid for a few firkins at this descrip-
tion (equal to about rids. with the for Mer allowance of
heatnage). Weighed at the Crane on Tuesday, 26 —vet.
terdav, tit firkins, of which 30 were brokers' lots.--Ba-
con Pigs are still improving progressively; 2iit. Gl. has
been.paid fot sortie prime lots; and report speaks of 3d.
over. Scalded Pork, 225. to 235. pet c Nt. Nu alteration
• in other articles.
It

We had a large and tine show of Cattle at our fair this
day, for which %bore was a tolerably brick demand ;
6.,
prune fat bollocl on the average, fetched front Ss. to
64 sco
Ss. . pet re; , eat number of lean ones were par-
chased by stealers.4 ran* Somerset; and other counties
eastward. Leather plenty, hut no great demand 1 hides,
from 20d, to 22d. per lb.--;Ertfer FiNing Post.)
London, England, 1823-01-25

. FRIGHT QF THE MINISTERS!

We noticed io the Statesman of yesterday that the
Courie► newspaper had, in the name of the Ministers,
dieowoed the 'Penury pamphlet pallisheti 4fiann
•p. We remarked on the iinpasfeoce of thedastiwo-
lag ; bat the impudence is by no means the tang most
London, England, 1823-01-25

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if it continued to maintain diplomatic relations with She
SPanish Guyernroent. In execution of bis orders, the
undersigned, therefore, informs the Secretary of State
for Foreign Affairs. that his mission is terminated; and
requests that his Excellency will have the goodness to
forward to him his passports.
" On this occasion the undersigned has the honour to
offer to hit Excellency the homage of his high consider-
ation. - •

(RifDed) "Count BRUNETTI."
Madrid, Jan.lo.

ANSWER.

" I have received the note which your Eccellency
was pleased to remit p me, dated yesterday, the 10th,
and having now only to say, that the Government °this
Catholic Majesty is indifferot whether it maiutains
relations or not with the. Court of Vienna, 1 send you
by royal order the passports which you have required.
1 am, fix.
" Madrid, Jan. 11.
London, England, 1823-12-31

sdoijAz4'.l),

COURT OF SREISION,—CeSsto Ilesoauw.
Os Thursday, list week, 'smug man, who bed beet
ander the necessity of porantog a process ceaaio heroism,
in order to obtain his liberation from prison, was granted
the benefit whicb he 1'160410.d, ender circumstaboes
nhich render the areitlOD of considerable importance-to ail
merchants, and part icalerly to those of oar own city, who
are often too fndalgent to young gentlemen in the stay of
Ovine them credit. The rest Inns bad come to attend
L ear, University: at the age .Of 17 years, upon a very, fair
allowance from his relatiOnS, for his edneation and ansante-
mince. His habits, however, were rather extravagant, sad
is: shoot three years he bad contracted _debts to the amount
of 3501. or 44)01., of Which about .451. eras to a jeweller,
and at least four tiniest that amount to differeot merelamt
tailors. some of whom had also takes caationary obligations
from him foe tha billi of MI juvenile companions. After an
ineffectual attempttewards a coisprotaise, the jeweller put`
him in gaol, end bad kept tint there duel rebnaary last;
and there being still no signs of relentment eb the peel bf
lois-incarcerators, he was advised tottiog aproceas of.eooft,
honour?». • .
When the ease came before the coed, appearance' was
made for the jeweller and one of his .tailors, who Otalotalbed
that ae the pursuer had coatrected debts to a. most antrat4
rentable amount. and for articles which, be ought to be abla
to give some 'emit nt of, beihoold Wieland the'bltnefilef
the cease, and particularly until be shoals:Way whatrho bed
done with toe Jewellery.
The pursuces Counsel stated' the cfreuntstan' Ces on his
client's behalf, end ',geol. sissy however gay ind hope&
dent the pursuer might have bees, yet the candid of the
defenders was much Inure blameable, in having cleat
•credit to such an amount to a minor student, and for articlen
ton, otedemitiption, and to an • extent, which they
to have been aware be could not •tequire„ .ale
net to be foliaged •iib. c The articles coplil not
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satirfactorily*vooonted• foe, SA- all the orsuer could` am*
do tees tw grant a disposition oesaiins borsourns,iowirhib.44!
was willing, if the Court altosild.thiuk proper, to grant a
special conveyance to a right of aurcessioo to some property
whiele it is probable Would veil latile.fro
Ti.. pond. however, wootWouensustild thislipeelak
.conieyance,
.but ,unAnionosaly *tented _the elssio, at thrt
• same ffine signifying the struogrst ,ilisiiiproiek*. of the
whets (deduct of thotioferitolle. • . .
London, England, 1823-10-03

ISHIPPINO INTELLIGENC2.

nEAL. October 9.—Wind F..S.E.— irrived and I..nulin the
Sontersetshlre, Parent, from Jamaica; on the tetth Aurat
parted company with his Majesty's ship Esk, in lat. Si. hang.
79., with about SO sail of homeward hound ships from Jamaica
and Honduras.—Came down from the River and sailed, the
Henry Cot, Serjeant, for Jamaica. and Tala, White. for
Olbraltsr.—Also arrived the Ambrosia, Larson, from Fins-
berth for Brest.
PORTS/400TM. October 9.—Wind North.—Arrived the Wil-
liam and Mary, Franklin, from Cardiff for Lynn. with toes of
fails, Ike. ' • Dee. Burgess, from Oporto; and H. M. ship Bch-
• ter, from Rio Janeiro.
Pkvssou7n. October. I.—Wied N.1.W.--Arrived of die
start the Emilie, from Alton* for St. Thomas's.

• +he Balfour. Janson, from London to Savannah. was driven
on Shore at Plyntotith •n Wednesaay, but got of with kttht

damage.
The ebnititution, Atwool, from Swansea, was driito on
shore near Waterford on Monday night.
Ittiasdkra. Odt6bier I.—lt it reported that a ship wit lost on
the Goodwin Sands during the gale yesterday, and Woo board
drowned.—Atkinsdn, Strickland, from Shields to Bridport,
with sails split and botraprit sprung ; Jane,Thomas,froos Lou-
don to Bristol, sails split and lost one of her crew.
London, England, 1823-10-03

FROM THE ST. JAM/ HAZETTE-

On Tuesday an ex-officio information, " The King. v.
Augustus Harding Brainnont," for a libel on the tiovern-
meet of this island, came on to be tried. The Attorney-
Depend opened the case on the-part of the Cr.wn, stated
the law on the subject, and read the libellous passages from
the Pilfer of the 19th of April, is a letter signed
Vineitinatns." Mr. Bciument wee proved to be the
• publisher ; upon which the case for the Crown was closed.
Mt. Beaumont entered on his defence at one o'clock, and
occopied the Court in readin long cases of law proceed-
ings on libels. and other lung extracts from various
hocks, with short commentaries till past 9 o'clock; when
die Attorney General replied, end completely confuted
sew of his statuses's. The Chief Justice summed up,
mites the jury retired for upwards of an hour, and brought
ia a verdict of—Net guilty.
Tim defendant, for his contumacious conduct, was fined
Wit on three oeeasions. and 401. on another.
Upon th• verdict of the jury being 'proclaimed, there
was a genevil shoat of applause from the crowd assembled,
mid we tee sorry to say that both Mr. Chief Justice and
Me. Atbsinisplieseral sere hissed as they passed oat of
the Coon, and their carriages pelted with stones. by a
rabbis consisting principally of people of colour and
sigma. sheeting " Down with oppression:* ." Down with
tyros*" Luckily. two of the offenders were apprehended,
against whom bills were tbe following day foind by the
firtatill Jen%
On tredneeday Mr. AttorcerGeolval informed ibeCourt,
Sheik *as his intention to postpone, sntil Next Assizes, any
' • penman's on the remaining two ioformations against Mr.
London, England, 1823-10-03

THE STATESMAN:

FESTIVITIES AT WINDSOR.
The fineness of the weather yesterday made same amends
to the good people of Windsor, fur the circomstances that
damped their rejoicings at the time of the King's arrival.
At 12 o'clock. the Mayor and deputation from the Corp*.
ration proceeded in three carriages from the Town.ball, to
present the Address-to his "Majesty. The deputation was
received at this Castle by the Marquess of Conyngham aed
Lord Graves. The following is the Address presented to
tire Marquess for his Majesty : •
London, England, 1823-09-26

CHARLEB WRIOHT, *Vine Merchant to his Royal
Highness the Doke of Clarence, next to the King's
sad facing the Haymarket Theatre. ()pert Coloaeade.Hay-
parket, Lonion, has on SALE tee finest OLD PORT, 364.
per dozen; superior SHERRY. 36a. per dozen; CAPE
MADEIRA,. uuequalled is Eerope. at les. per dozen. A
bower of quo dozes, of each of the above Wines; bottles,
yecksge' irietuded, will be forwarded on receipt of 31.;
or two dozen Cape Madeira, bottles, Re. for 21. ; Madeira,
Teperiffe, Lisboa. Mouatain, dtc. IL per dozen.—
' Th• Trade sipplied.—Fresh emptied Wine Pipes always on
/Isle 17s. &eh. Old Cognac Brandy, Us. di. per gallon.
Old Jamaica Rum. I3s. lid. per gaIIon.—CHAMPAGNES,
jest lauded, SO. per dozen.
Observe, Samples of theWithis fit y be perbeted t Old
Port. tr. par beetle ; filverry. fis.; Cape Illgaidam; DAM. 11.
Vintage to be paid.—No Credit.
Film Sweet Devonshire Cider, in full (tuft 10011111. MAK
per dozen.well up. by two dozen.
London, England, 1823-09-26

COMMON HALL.

Previous to the dinner, a Court of Common Hall was
held by the Corporation, for the purpose of swearing in
several honorary burgesses. A number of persons attend-
ed in the Town Half, to see thy ceremony, After some
routine business was disposed of, Mr. Alderman Waith-
man *as introduced, and sworn in a burgesi, of the Cm
poration. After the worthy Alderman bad taken the oath.
be was addressed in a complimentary manner by Me.
Enfield, the Town clerk, who expresseu the satisfaction of
the Court at having the opportunity of enrolling lu
name among its corporate members. To this Mr. Weigle.
man made a suitable reply. Three or four other burgesses
were admitted soon after. Circa anaietr nlt erideed for
London, England, 1823-09-26

OSVVESTRY RACES, MONDAY.

A Fifty Pound Purse, the gift of the Stewards. Free for any
horse, &e. Two mile heats.
Ld Derby's g h Marauder, 4 yrs old 1 I
J. Mytton, Esq.'s e g Euphrates; aged
Same day, a Sweepstakes of 15gs each. One mile.
W. Ormsby Gore, Esq.'s c e Aehmet, 3 yrs walked over.
Same day, a Silver Cup, value Mi. the gift of Sir W. W.
Wynn. Bart. For hunters. Two mile heats.
Mr. Hughes's bl g OliverSnape, 4 yrs Old I I
Mr. Wright's b llazard, 6 yrs old 2dr
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A Matcu of Fitly Guineas, catch weight, from the road up.
Mr. Mytton's b pony, Tarragon walked over.
TUESDAY.
A Gold Cup, value 100 sods. (in specie.) Three miles and a
half—starting at the winning post.
Mr. J. Rogers's g c Sir Edward,l yrs old 1
W. Ormsby Gore, Esq.'s c
igh Tht he D
iduke, 8 yrs old 2
E pa.
A Sweepstakes of Twenty Guineas each, for 2yr olds. Last
half mile.

J. Mytton, Esq.'s br c by Rusttrd
Sir W. W. Wyn4's e t by Rubens....„
W. Ormsby Gore, Esq.'s b f Pheasii.t 1
Same day, a Cocked Hat Sweepstakes of ngs each, with lW
added. One mile and a h►lt heats—starting at the winning
post.
W. Owen, Esq.'s hi g Jovial walked over.
The Gentlemen's Subscription Purse of Fifty Pounds. Two
mile beats.
R. Benson, Esq.'s br h Pieton 0 1 1
IA Grosvenor's br g Broxton 0 2 2
Mr. Paniden's bto by Milo
Sir T. Stanley's b c Coriolanus • .4 dr

CORN-EXCHANGE. FRIDAY, SEPT. 26.—The quantifies of
corn that have arrived this week are tolerably goods but as
dry samples of Wheat are sot numerous, more money is asked
for such ; bat our buyers do not readily comply, and the trade
may therefore be considered much es on Monday last.—Barley,
except very fine, is again lower.—Scarcely any trade for
Beans at present.LOrey Peas hive further declined 2s. per
quarter.—The quantity of Oats for sale is still large, and this
trade is so heavy that Monday's prices are scarcely main-
tained.
SMITHFIELD MAcwET, Beer. 26.—The supply of cattle Ws
morning was fully sufficient for the demand ; the price of ell
description of Meet could scarcely maintain last Monday's
prices, and the trade was very heavy.

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London, England, 1823-09-26

GENUINE FOREIGN WINES.
SAMUEL woLLAsToN, WINE-MERCHANT,
129, Regent-street, oar Vigo-lase, has always On
BALE Good Old Port, 365. per dozen ; Superior Sherry,
ddi. per dozen; and Cape Madei re, the finest ever imported,
eper dos. Also, Madeira, Tenerife, Beadles, Lisbon,
stain, &e. 425. per dozen ; Claret, (St. Julian) 635.
est dates; ditto, (Chateau Marotta) Ste. per dos.; Santems,
Itarme. lac. 725. per doz.; Old Crusted Pert warranted, four
years is bottle, Ms. per doz. •
adhered free of expeller to any part of London. Orders
from the Country strictly attended to. Hampers Is. per doz. ;
Settles ts. per dos. ; same money allewed when returned.
^ Jot landed (by the William), Chaspagaes of most delicious
quality, four guineas per dozen.
London, England, 1823-10-04

*tatesmatt.

SATURDAY EVENINO. OCTOBER 4, 1823.
. _ _

STOCK EXCHANGE, 1.'11:IC o'CLocx.--Consols °OW this
morning at Mai for the Ateount, and Mit for Mosey, with
a good deal doing.
We do not hear of any Express this morning from Paris,
ermiecorently we do not suppose there is say news of import,.
anee in that capital. A report prevails !hit aeeotats *reit
tdwn from. Sir Charles Stewart, stating that the affairs of
*Spain were in a fair way of being settled, and that In a few
days he expected information of the utmost jetport's°, from,
Cadiz.

FOREIGN FENDS.—There is little doing in ths abevelsarket,
except in Columbian sod Spanish Bonds.
Columbian opened it 554, and got up to 37-014
Bonds 23 to Sl—New Spinish, 271-11tosta,
Scrip, 21.

. By the arrival of Mail. this morning from Humbert. 11
Flanders and Holland, we hare received wen of the
(ovine! place, to the 27th tilt,' and of the 'two' fatter to the
2nd:inst. The intelligence they bring is not of mach Herat'
importance. A letter from Scala Nuora, of July 27, io the
Spectator,annininces that Cagan Poichs,enesaoil-
iog the Egyptian flotilla sent by blehozict All to load
troops in •Candia; was carried off by the pimps woo after
Isla arrival; and the last accounts received at Illrosesis
from .COnstantioople state, that the Turkish tiovorsistale
greatly alarmed at the successes of the Urreks.
A letter from Tripoli in Barbary, August • mays,--1
A courier has arrived here from Boarnon. is the interior et
Africa, with the news of the arrival in that tows of the is.
trepid English travellers. It is hoped. that their ad.
mililiines undertaking to travel into those colonies, will
b Nike fortunate than those of their predecemia, .
London, England, 1823-01-22

PA It TNERIMI PS DISSOLTRD.

W. Nicholson and T. Bell, York. plaisterers—W. Perrius
and J. Perrins, Evesham. Worcestershire, chemists—T.
Brickenden and 11. Greenwood, St. Jolues, Southwark, snr-
geons—W. G. Matthews. and J. Ilaselden, City-rond,paper
hanging manufacturers—R. Gorton and I'. Bent, 'Safford,
Lancashire. brewers—G. Hale and Co. brewers. as far as
respects W. Wiggins—J. Kay and I). Cleworth, Asplay,
Huddersfield, Yorkshire, slay-makers—J. Evans and Co.
Oldham, Lacer:shire, iron-founders—W. Liddle and J. Ro-
gers, Leeds, Yorkshire. stuff-printers—P. Leigh and J..V-
kinson„ Manchester, plumliers- M. and J. Deris, CoVentrY-
street, Haymarket, stationers—W. Chauthers and J. Ile .
worth. Ractrlck. Halifax; Yorkshire, plumbers—G. Bonrne
and .1. Cormie, Burster, Stafford dui re, earthenwartortiarnp.
farturers—W. Sutcliffe, and W. Hartley,. Burnley, Lan-
cashire, cabinet-makers—T. Reeve, jun. and W. Glithert,„
Lmlgate-hill, drapers—T. de La Rue aud J. Warren, Crown
CO 'et, Finsbur)-square. straw hat-matinfacturers—M.aud J.
Hart, Nurthwich, Cheshire, Ilnen-drap•trs.

TII6 LIT 6 MURDER NICAR LZWISIIAIL—The
ml nation of the prkoners charged on suspitloarnitk
the per titration of this loonier, which wait appointed
to take place before the Magistrates ai fireenwieb yes.
• terday, was postponed to next Tuesday week, as the evi
dance is not yet complete to warrant their dual commit.
ntent, and • se expense of bring; lig them from Maidstoop
is considerable. One of the Smiths elate (there week
3 in custody) a nephew to the deceased. was brought np
for the purpose of being discharged, it appearing thit
hr was not at the place sAerk the murder wax tot:attained
that night. Mr. Constable told hiio, however. that it
was plain he knew of the robbery. tie also infortudd
him that there was another charge orfelony (*borglary
we believe) against him. and therefore required him to
enter into his own recognizance to appear before the
Magistrates on next Tutraday. kodsh did so. and was theta
di•ciusrged. It was after further proof of Coleman's guilt
was obtained, that he made tile ersurestion in the gaol ; he
Mill not be received as King's evidence. It was Robert
Smith, he s Is, who tired the shot.
London, England, 1823-01-22

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lON 114TELLOENCE.

(mom TIM axone.)
SPAIN.
" The Sitting of the Lantiaburian Club drew, en the
11th, a great concourse of spectators. g.;Alloritrio
Goers occupied the tribune during almost the abide
evening. He read the Note addressed to Cdant de Las
garde, and commented upon it, phrase by Omit. He
reproached that Minister with having favoured the fie.
don, and particularly the events of July, and expressed
hie wish that Government would send him his passports.
He then examined the chimes of war on the side of
France. The seas will soon be covered with letters of
marque from the Spanish Government. The produce
of these letters of marque might serve to organize a
multitude of guerillas. We ought to take for our system
of defence, not to fight any general battle on the Pyren•
flees, the Ebro, or the Tagus, but even let our enemies
penetrate, if they wish, to the Gnadallets, a river of
Andalusia. The further they go into Spain, the lees
chance will they have of getting. out. He•proposed, let.,
to settle speedily the claims of England.
" 2. To conclude a new alliance with Portugal.
" 3. To unite more closely with the United States,
who would furnish a great number of privateers.
"4. To conclude with South America a melt of
six years, during which peace may be made on the beet
terms.
The Russian army assembled in Poland is 100,000
trong.
London, England, 1823-01-22

F 11331 TUESDAY'S GAZETTE.

Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Ccenty
of Northumberlsol.

Addison John Creswell Baker, Esq. to be Deputy Lieut. ;
W. Lawson, Esq. to be do.

lIANESUPTS.

IT. Smith, Tooting. Surrey. victualler, to surrender Jin.
25. Feb. 1. and March 4, •wt Resinghall-street. Attorney,
Mr. Plsisted. Fast-place, Lambeth.
Ponier's Hall, Old Broad-street. merchant,
Jan. 2.. Feb. 1. and March 4. at Besinghell-straet. Atter-
, atm kllnows. Swain, Stevens, M►ples, -Pearse, tad Haat,
Frederick's-place, Old Jewry.
J. Chalk, lila ekfilars-road, Surrey, coach-maker, Jan. 28,
Feb. I, and March 4. at Basbmitall street. Attorneys.
Alelnrs:Yeeng, Hecht*, sad Valllags, St. Mildred's-court,
Pialtry.
W. and T. Kelsey, Heekdrce, itttnerfOn, lircrtnaghlm-
Aire, hemp-dealers, Feb. 8,4. mad March 4, at the Dog sod
Dock Tavern. Kingston-upon-Hull. Attorneys, Messrs.
Brow* and Soo, Burton-upon-Humber, Lincolnshire; and
Mr. Hicks, Gray's Inn-square.
R. Stinston, Dudley. Worcestershire, grocer, Feb. 10, 11.
and March 4, at the Hop Pole Inn, Worcester. Attorneys,
Messrs. Collett. Winiburo. and Collett, Chancery-lane;
lle.srs. Parker and Smith, Worcester; and Mr. Robinson,
Dit4ley.
S. Brecknell, Whistones, Clothes, Worcestershire, hop-
merchant, Feb. IS, 19, and March 4, at the Hop Pole ion.
Worcester, Attorneys. Messrs. Cordele, Buxton, and
Parlby, Gray's Inn; and Messrs. Parker and Smith, Wor-
cester.

J. Child, Bristol, grocer, Jan. 99, 30, and March 4. at the
Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Attorneys. Messrs. Vizarl
and Blower, Lincoln's Inn-fields: and• Mr. W. Gregory,
Bristol.

J. Wright, Stanwiek, Northamptonshire, horse-dealer,
Feb. 5. 8, and Alarch 4, at the Peacock Inn, Nog/tampion.
Attorneys. Mr. F. Jeyes, Chancery-lane; end Mr. T..leyes,
Northampton.
S. Safford, Mettingham, Suffolk, farmer, Feb. 8,4, and
March 4, at the Tuns Inn. Rungay. Attorneys, Messrs.
Kinesbury and Mongotson. Baum ; and Messrs. Clarke,
Richards, and Aletcalfe, Chancery-lane.
London, England, 1823-01-22

NO

"parka Disease shall be left in the system. These Pills
sre sold in Boxes. at 2s. 9d., at 43, Liquorpond-street, Lon-
don; but should It be preferred, the Doctor enga,zes to Cure
theDteeese for a stipulated sum, or return the Money ; so
*et Wthere be No Gum, there will be No

PAY.
8. The Itch Cared without washing or anointing, by
isalllog only, price Is.

This Day is pablished. price 6s. in boards.
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DIVIDENDS.

Feb. 26, R. Clarke and F. Grundy, Liverpool, merchants;
at the George Inn, Liverpool—Feb. 12, T. Cas-
tle-hugged. Lampeter Pontatephen, Cardiganshire. tanner,
at the Six Reds, Carmarthen—Feb. 22. R. Ball, Rridze-
road, Lambeth, linen-draper, at Rasingliall-street—Feh.
W. Nicholson, litneston-upun-Hull. merchant, at the D
and Duck Tut ern, Kingston-upon-Hull.
London, England, 1823-01-22

COUNTRY BANKS.

On the first of May next, these shops must be really to
pay in gold. We.ltear, though we can hardly heli•%v i'.
that many of them believe that the bill, passed t.,s a 41.•
the close of last Session, nil' continue to protect thee!
after the first of May next, against the demands of Iliac
who want gold for their notes. The creditors of .tit b
people must be in a pretty state; and we adei I ,r-TY
one who has any thinr in a meaty hank. to take it nil'
and keep it in gold for a while. The Bill pawl 1:
London, England, 1823-01-22

,MARRIED.._

At Paris, on the 10th inst. at the itri lab Amblssader's
Chapel. in the presence of his Exc.d:eney. lir C. Short and
Lady Elizabeth Stuart, Magdalen, eldest daughter *I Col.
Homey. to Frederick Croft, Esq.
On the 91st last. at St. “eorge's church, itantirerdsqrarri
L. Lloyd, Esq. of New Norfolk-street, Park-leoe, to Mts.
Mary Champion, of Grosvenor-square.

• DIED.
On Monday, the iOth instant, at iflackheath, in her 190
year. Charlotte, second dangkter of Mr. Robert Kielissrol
Maw ley.
On the 19th Inst. is Poplar-row, New Kent-road, Marla,
the wife of Mr. P. Aohin, aged 77.

London : Edited, Printed, and P..b:isbcd, at the Oh' of
"The STATILSIIIAN" No. 297, Strand. by R. WAIMPLL.
LL.B. to Wowsad esenousieatiena, Order', &t. ate
requested to be addressed:
London, England, 1823-03-10

BAYONNE PAPERS.

Bayonne Papers, which have arrived to the Rd inst. I
continue to state that the most formidable hostile prepa-
rations are in ts state of great forwardness on both sides,
and every appearance portends a most dreadful conflict.
The inhabitants of Saragossa have again sworn rather to
bury themselves under tile ruins of their walls, than sub-
mit to the French. The fano% ing are the last iccounts:
" Bayonne, March 1.
" It is well to know that there is a plan at Madrid to
prevent the removal of the King, which may succeed if
the Ministry has not sufficient strength to baffle. Mean-
time Bessiires does not lose sight of the capital. He bad
several engagements with Abisial on the Stith, 17th, and
18th, in which he even gained some advantage, having
taken 300 prisoners, including 50 cavalry. On the 20th
about 60 wounded arrived at Madrid, which feriae, the
reports that were ei reulated on the 19th of a complete vic-
tory having been gained by Abisbal. This last despatch.of
the 18tb, from the environs of Sigueaza, announces that
the army had evacuated that city, sad was at Medici
Celi. lithe Constitutionalists do not make Mute to rein-
forre Ahisbal, a second alarm Is to be apprehended for
Madrid, because Bessieres becomes daily stronger. A
report has been circulated that he had detached a division
on the road of Samosierra, and the last Extraordinary
Courier, who passed through Bayonne the day before
yesterday, con hurled this nests; we do sot, however cre-
dit it, but rather thick is must be Merino and his bawl.
" It was the son of the Earl of Hopetoun who lately
passed through Bayonne, coming from Madrid; and not
Lard Fituoy Somerset, who has not quitted that Ca-
ll pital.
' UAn Expeess, received yesterday evening by the Cote.
mittee of the F..ith in this city, positively states that
Bessieves was on the 25th nit. at Soria, anti that the
greater part of his division w. 5 proceeding towards the
Ebro, in the directieo of Etudel, Alfara, and Logrono.
He had sent the must pressing orders to collect immedi-
ately on the banks of that river all the troops of the
Faith that could be disposed of. The number of soldiers
under him is considerable; for he brings with him 6,000
conscripts, besides his division. which is 5,000 strong.',
London, England, 1823-03-10

POLL TIGA L INTRIGUgit NriIIAUILID AND-
AASKIN. '- • •

.

ft appears from tows articles of Madrid intelligence,
given in the French papers, that Bertran de Lis, who
used to be a speeker in the Landahurian Society, has
plthlished a vindication of his condwct is ilk respect to it
Task which he nude to King Ferdinand, just before that
' Monarch resolved to dismiss the Ministers. Bertran de.
Ids states, that Ferdinand expressed a reluctant)! to leave
Madrid at a time when there was no danger to render
his departure necessary. Hisliajesty also obierveti, that
his premature departure might damp public opinion, and,
afford an opportunity for casting imputations on the
Ministry; that if he were to remove from Madrid to ■
a small town, it would appeir that he *as not free; and
that it would be said he was controlled by a faction; of ,
which pretext, foreign and domestic enemies might avail
themselves. Such, it seems, is the story told by Bennie
de Lis. Is he a dope himself, or does he presume upon
the credulity of the people of Madrid, to whom his ex-
planation is addressed?
MADRID, Fan. 23.7-Whilst intrignes for a choke of
Ministry were going on at Madrid, they were also car-
ried on at Lisbon. The following is what is contained
on this subject in the Universe( of this day:—We have
is our hands a letter from Lisbon, dated Feb. Li, written
by a person whose word can be depended upon. This
states that there has bren discovered in that city a very
powerful intrigue-for overturning the present Ministry,
aryl particularly /11.'111NRIttRO, Minister for Foreion Af-
fairs, to restart! him, without doubt, for the dignity. and
great success with -widen this experienced diploinatist
has been able to defend the, national honour and.* in•=
terests of his country, in the late negociations that 'he hid'
bail with- the British Cabinet. The coincidence of two'
plots so much alike at Madrid end Lisbon, exactly at the
same time, should call the attention of all worthy men,
and of sincere friends of the glory, prosperity, independ-
ence, and reptile of Vpain ; bat the intrigue of Lisbon
has been disconcerted just in the same way as that at
,Tholsid. The two Ministries appear firmer than before
the attack."
London, England, 1823-03-10

. MOMMY EVENING, MARCH 10, 1823. '

PA RLIA NIENTA RY COM IIENTA RY.
Lv TOE LORDS, on Friday, there teas nothing worthy
of notioe•whicb did notafterwards come into the Cott-
atorfs, the same day;' where Mr. Peel described the Act
,abOat to be pissed for the sale of public property, callet'
.
erearn-properly.,lf. we.bitd any thing to do with this
'matter, that Bill sheitld never pass vriilio—ut a famous
good Stir' being'ina.de against it. The Kittg and Royal
Validly bare had. ll..sorta of royal indulgences with re.
.gird.ha this property, and. indeed, with regard to every
thing else. This property, if .disposed of, onght la be
disposed of exclusively, fut the public benefit; something-
ought
to be goi:out of it, to operate ak a relief from tax.
ation.After this, came mi the arety eatiliates. Upon
the melon being made for going into a Committee with.
regard to theta, Mr: treevey moved the following rest)-
That`• it sprees to this boss., front the Estimates
laid before It for the ',trite of the Army for the present
year, that they amount to 0;041.c4r4/. 25. 10d. etchalte of the
Arniy:Extraoidinarte,ii Which of late years have In general
atnnynted to one million More; whilst the Rupplios for the
Army In. 1704...vtinotinted_ only to v. 3304414 •
• "Tnitio thepresent state of unparalleled distress and ruin,
in which the Astioulttaral interests of these kingdoms are in-
volved, it Is the botinden ditty of this Meseta reduce the Esti-
matestor the different public eery .Rey of the yeer,to as near the
amoral oT 170... f; as the misty of the State will admit; and
ibore ail, that it l 3 the bounden duty of this horse to ac-
cede the unit:atilt Prayers end petitions of the people, in
reducing all salaries or allowances of whatever description,'
.which were angina/Odin sponsecptence a the late deprecia-
.ston lathe ritleNtif the' tirtency. in itxdlstittg all eieeenres
and %Melo:41014ns? is todhcfrig the satanic. of ittl each *offices
as ire oserpitiCitnif to regulatingotpon pelaciples of the
itrictiat econtiiy. 1 andh.otter ol6crs, the-defies of which
Are nisi perfninsed ' • - • •
iintiting.coatisate .Sintst niintlittge,thati this.; bat the
teatittiolit itetelltirtsitbd' liilhowt divieies. Sir 'l,
London, England, 1823-12-09

and Oxen of middling qaelity, fotitid purchasers at v.
to IW. per bead. Pigs sold at higher prices than they
have been known to bring for some tithe past. A farmer
received 71 for one pig.
The fair of Brun; in this enmity, was held on Friday
, last t it has always been considered as one of the principal
fairs for the sale of cattle, but this year there had been
so many lots held over by grittier' in expectation of bet.
ter prices. that the fair on Friday presented an unusu-
ally large show of stock, tent there from various parts of
the County of Cork and Limerick. In proportion to tits
increase of stock there were buyers from Cork, Lime-
rick; Cloomell, and Waterford; and from their anxiety In
purchase, as well as from the prospect of an improred
demand to supply the new contract, prices of fat cattle
advanced fully from IL to -30 e. per beast. One lot of
bollocks hrooiht 141. 10e. each, for which 12/. lOs. hart
been the best offer some days since From tliis statement,
as may be expected, the sales were very considerable, sad
scarcely a fat beast was left untold. The show of pies
was also very, large—they hronght high priers for the
Clonmell sad Waterford markets, very few being bought
for this market,—.Lfoneriek Chroxiele )

LONDON MA RK ETS,
—row—
CONN EXCHANGE, MARK LAN,.

QuinMies and Prices of British Corn, &c. sold end do.
vered in this market, during the week Wed Saturday, ll*
29th of Nov.:—
Qrs. At s. d.
Wheat 7,367 for 20.939 II 7 Avenge .... 63 4
Barley
Oats 10,926 .. 12,409 19 7
Rye
Beaus.
Pease
London, England, 1823-12-09

OLD DAME Y.—YasTRADAT.

RIITURRID TRANSPORT.
W. Ludlow, aged 27, was indicted for returning from
transportation.
From the evidence tt appeared, that the prisoner was con
'feted of burglary, at Aylesbury, in the year MO, and re
celled sentence of transportation for life.
Salmon, a Bow Street °Meer, recognized the prig work-
ing as a carman in London, inwhicti employ it appearedhe had
been about 16 months.

Mr. Sherrill*. the keeper of the prison at Aylesbury, produced
the cortihcate and register of his conviction.
The prisoner in his defesce stated, that ht had a wife and
two clitidren, and her areouchernent was hourly expected, and
implored the mercy of the Caen.
Dis.master stated that he was perfectly willing to take him
again into his service if be was ilia:barged, and gave Min a
gond character.
The Jury found lilts Guilty, but strongly recommended him
to mercy.
Charles Dodds. age.* 19. was capitally indicted for stealing
from the doel,ing boost) of Daniel Dowling, of the Ziansion
House Academy at Highgate, in which he bad been a 'eraser,
• saddle and bridle, his property. ,
On this indietnient he was iiequitted.
He was then again placed ►t the linr,on an indictment rhai
lag him with stealing three razors, &c. the properly of Daum
London, England, 1823-03-26

LONDON, WEDNEISift MARCH 26, 1828..

end SYDNEY diev ois the Scaffold r

'-4.oameswood and I. Haw* New-road, SI. George's in
tobacconists—J. and W: llatiliatn, Bath, tailors—
J. Albla and J. lieodall, Nottingham, lace maaufacturers—
T. Jultion, Betutford, and J. A. Gee, Salisbury-street,
Straad. solicitors—W. Sutcliffe, Millwood. and T. Lee,
jua.Stanslield Mill,' Halifax, corn dealers—J. and W. Ro-
berts, Bramley. Rralthwell, Yorkshire. alone-masons—J.
Hope and J. MOW, Bristol. potters—W. and B. Stubbing.
Laadenball-market. salesmen—N. Cresswill and W. Moore.
Hamer-pliee, Rochdale, woollen-manufacturers—B. Colley,
W. Matgrearea, and 11. Colley, Shetßeld, merchants (so far
as relates to B. Colley)—C. lee Tavernier and M. L. 11111,
hlcsagt-street, Grosvenor-square, wine-merchants—S. Brom-
ridge!, T. Tanitew. and R. Linningtoa„ Barnstaple, Devon-
wine-merchants (so far as reapects T. Tardrew)-3.
Woolly) and J. Wand, Commercial-road, auctioneers.
(Promotion, tke. To-morrow.)
London, England, 1823-03-26

NO

PECI FI C was ever broutrbt into use by the
4.3 Professors of Medicine, to equal PEEDF,'S Celenrated
mid Incomparable FILUNCIi PiLis, for the speedy, safe, and
Arsenal CURE

of a certain disorder. In all its Insinuating forms, and the
maligaant and destructive Refuges it daily makes on the
Human Frame; but, happily, these Pills Cure in so short a
time, aid in an safe and easy a manner, as to warrant him
10 Mal full confidence of success, that
NO
Spark of Dlseasa shall be left In the system. These Pills
are sold in 89xes, at 2s. 9d., at 43, Liquorpond-street, Lon-
don; hut should it be preferred, the Doctor engages to Cure
the Disease for a stipulated 811111, or return the Money; so
4WD If there be No Cure, there will be No

PAY.
IC U. The Itch Cured without washing or anointing, by
smelling only, price 21.9 d.

;~~~
London, England, 1823-03-26

FROM TUESDAY'S GAZETTE.

ANKI—tUPTS.
J. Carpenter, Wellington. Sommelshire, banker, to sur-
render April 7,5, and May 6, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol.
Attorneys, Mr. Pearson; Pump-court, Temple; and Messrs..
Daniel, Bristol.
J. Colvin, Atschurch-lane and the Jerusalem Coffee-house,
merchant, April 12, 19, and May 6, at Basingkall-Street,—
Attorneys, Messrs. Lane and Bennett, Lawrgnce Pountoey-
place.
D. Graham, Lothbury, London. cotton manufacturer,
April 8, V, nod May 6, at Itasingllall7street. Attorney,llr.
Lawledge. 'Temple Chambers, Fleet-street.
J. and H. Bird, Poultry and Bartlett's-buildings, jewel-
lers and silversmiths. April S. V, and May 0, at Basingliall-
street. Attorneys, Messrs. Keursey and Spurr, Imtlibury.
M. Barry, NI inories, chart-seller and stationer. April 1,8,
and May 6, at Basingball-street. Attorney, Mi. Thomas,
Fen-court, enchurch-street.
DIVIDENDS.
April 15, W. Reynolds, late of the Aid Orient, master-
mariner—April 15, J. S. Smith, Brighthelmstnne. druggist
—April IS, J. Whilebrook, Chester, sline-oaken—April 10, ,1
D. Gerrard, Old Cat endish-street, St. Mary-la-bonne. mil-
liner—April
15, R. Lee. Great Winchester-street, under-
writer—April Id, J. James, Wood-street, Cheapside, tea-
dealer—April 19, 'F. Asquith (otherwise T. O. Asquith), D.
Asquith, Bermondsey, and T. Mellish, New Kent-road,
ship-owners—April 15, F. 'Fisher, jun. Leicester-square,
sargeon—April 12, E. Brown, tiaracen's.llead, Vriday-
street, corn-dealer—April 16. J. Liosley,jun. Leeds, mar-
chant—April 5, D. Jermyn, Great Yarmouth, merchant—
Apr,l 15, J. knock, Birmingham, brush-maker—April Bk.
W. Baker, Ticebarat, Sussex, blacksmith—April IS, J. Mo-
reira de Queires, Slat-lane, Bucklersburv, uterchaut—April
17, W. 11. Tollervey, Portico. brewer—April 10, 11. Beams,
Lirdship-lane. Sydenham. stock-brokrer—,April 17, -G. C.
Staples, Halifax, woolstapler—April 14, W. Vitrraston,
Worcester, hop-merchant—April 19. S. Hardwick, Bir-
mingham, builder—April 10, G. Bramwell, ShAield, tart-
clisi.t.

CERTIFICATES-lunit. lA. -
A. Shiell.lligh-street, Wapping.. baker—C. E. Gsdderer.
Liniestreet-smare, mud Cannon-street-road. insurance-two- ,
ker—J. Ilaughtun, Liverpool, merchant—lL Ctibbunii, is-
liugton, dealer.
PARTNERSUIPS DISSOLVED.
M. and A. Sedum) nr, Selby. Yorkshire, milliners—H..
and MI Wheatley. Great Garden-street, Wlsitechapel-road.
silk-dyers—J. Baxendale and J.llohi'lison, Hot ,t-le-Vloors,
co:ton-manufacturers—J. IL and P. Foxwell, and T. Wil-
bams, Dye-house Mills, Oloueester-hire. c othien (so far as
regards J. R. Folivell)—J. (1. A Ries, Stourport, Worcester-
shire. and J. A. "Ames, Bristol, wilartingers—W. and T.
Wand, miry St: Edmund's, tailors—J. Perrin and J: V.
Sweeting-alley—M. and E. Sparks. Atherstone,War-
wiekshire, milliners—T. Stant and J. !laniard, Weilin*to• -
Mete% Gomeell-street, d)ers—ll. Edes and J. Soathall.
Rlm• kinan-street, Southwark, linen-draprrs —J. Adam and
, L. Schweitzer, Orowalow-strect, Drurl-lane, case-maktrs
London, England, 1823-03-26

b

tuagram POLICY.

Lord JOHN RUSSELL said that in the present state
of the Continent of Europe, which WAS likely to proditee
a war in which this country might be ultieistelv
enira-
ged, be cou4dercd it right that Parliament sli.itld les
made to ttederstand our relations with Foreigo Powers.
With that impression lie begged leave to ask the !Gila
Hon. Gentleman, the Secretary of State f..r the Foreigik
Department. whether there Was any stipulation,lis.whicii
this country bound iteulf h. gitarautre the Cm sea of
France to Louis the Eighteenth?
lir. Secretary CANNING observed, that toe in tree
which formed the question of the Noble was Of 1,•1
grave a character that he should like to have some time
for consideration before he should on ler fa k- to it iv, a
definitive answer to it. Among the treaties wlityli,wcie
conandeil between the Soveleigna of Europe and the
British Government et the conclusion of doe late war,
and which were all read sifteraards in that Howe, ho
believed there was one which contained aetivislatioa that
iu tke ergot of env attemptheing al Me be the late Cent-
per or its desceadaa•s to remount the crown of Free L•e%
all toe Allied. Monomial were aghin 1.. be brought infra
fell action to, repel owl) wtempt. He looeve of MI other
N,
ipulaion respecting 4o attempt on the Owes.
He COW Of a revolution tweaking out Frwice ita-lf, he
belie veal that there was a Convention hemern kitigh;n4l,
Auitria, Russia, and trultia, by ivhich those powers

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