The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-07-04 00:00:00

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p.llwlliraa, Stewart-smut. Old Artillery-ground. silk-
Inanufseturer, to surrender July 10.11. Aeg. 14, at Guild-
hall. Attorneys, Messrs. Webster and Boa, Qeeen-street,
Chespside.
'W. Lee, Croydon, Surrey, wine-merehant, Jely 7, 11,
Aug. 14, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Bolles, Austin-
Wars.
J. Bassett. !Newham, Norfolk. miller, July 13, Id, Aug.
14, at the Gentle Inn. Downbeat Market, Norfolk. Atter-
ney, Mr. Bwbenk, North Aradley-street, Grosvenor-square.
J. Edwards, Gough-square. Fleet-street, terrier, July 14.
11, Ave. 14. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. M•Delf, Castle-
strew. Holbere.
S. H. Ainsworth. Halliwell. Lancashire. calico-printer,
July XI, 31. Aug. 14, at the lean Inn, Bolton. Lancashire.
Attorneys, Messrs. Adlington and Gregory. Bedford-row ;
and Messrs. Cross and Rushton. Bolton-le-Moors, Lanca-
shire.

T. Play fair. New Bond-street. Middlesex, trunk-maker.
July 7, 17, Aug. 14, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Burt,
F'eld-court, Gray's Inn.
T. Whitehouse. West Brotawieh. Staffordshire, miner.
July itt, 13. Aug. 14. at the Swan lintel. Warwick. Attor-
ne)s, Mr. Taylor. Walbrook • sad Mr. Hicks, Warwick.
' (Remainder of da:ette to-morrow.)

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LONDON:
111DNEADAY EVFNINO, JLLT 4, 1821.

DEATH OF BONAPARTE.
Despatches have just been received by Government,
fr.vu St. Helena, stating that NAPOLIWN BONAPAkTIE
iliod on the sth of May, of a cancer in the stomach.
F!:a father died of the same disease at the age of 35.
TLis enmplAint is heretlitary in the family. Intelli-
gence of the important event, which has been fur some
time by no means unexpected, is about to he forwarded
from the Admiralty to various parts of the country.
Pri.parations were immediately commenced at St.
Helena fur conveying the body to England, prin-
cipally with a view to its being identified.

OURTIIIR PARTICULARS.)
A prirate letter has been rereirrd through Captain
Cnocorr, by the Chairman of the Court of Directors
e the East India -Company, from Sir tionsox Lows,
stating that Box.teArre expired on the sth of May, 10
ro;notes before 6 o'clock, forenoon. His death was
o..ra,ionell by ar illness with which he had been af-
fected .ince the 17th of March preceding.

A Jam.tica mail strived this morning withpapers to
tt e bib of May, from which we extract the fellow-
ieg
(IlloM VIZ .1 M.tICA covets? trit mar.]

By the Perfeito Union we learn, that the Indepen-
detA Army, under General Udinetta, was to be pet in
rt:,,tion on the 29th nit., the day after the expiration
of the Armistice, to march against Coro, which place
it was expected would soon fall. At illarscaybo, a con-
•piracy, in favoar of the Royalists, was discovered,
o ben about 300 persons were arrested. The Wigan-
tire Maria, with a fall cargo of horses and mules was
Wren possession of on the 30th ult., in the port of
Porte% en the Indian coast, by a sloop. under the In-
Orrende:.t 11.1 g. The brig was carried to Rio de la

rjanat THE AHEILICAX PAPERS TO THE "3rd Or MAT.]
PHILADELPHIA, MAY I9.—The Honourable Joseph
Forsyth, American Ambassador to Spain, arrived yes-
terday at the Mansien•house hotel, in this city, on his
way to New York, where he will +honk embark for
Madrid, to resume his functions of Minister of the
United States.

A letter from St. Thomas states, it was reported
that a sickness prevails at Guadalonpe.

By private letters from Germany received yesterday.
we learn that some misunderstanding is reported to
hare taken place between Prussia and Russia.

The House of Cotnmons last night hiving concluded
the bnsiurs of the Session, adjourned as tte impeeted
to Tuesday next, in older to give time to the HOMO a,
jAssils to pas the Bills now in progress ; and in that
day or Wednesday, Parliament will he prorogued. the
moving the adjournment, the Marquess of Lomeli-'
OBRItt took occasion to state the length of time tint
House, bad upon an average, been occupied dueler
every sitting day of the Session, and alleged that if le
had done no 'ma It was not for want of labour. TMs
is certainly as convenient s ground as the Noble Mar-
vets could have taken for the assumption of Parlia-
mentary credit. The question. however, which the people
are disposed to ask their constituents, is not what they
have boensaying, but what they have been doing. Much
exertion and expense may be esepl9yei, and thrown away-
It was a complaint of old, by one of the Prophets of
Israel, and may he as applicable to the people of other
cognition arts' those of the land of Judea, "Ye ban
spent your mosey for that which is out breed, and
your labors lee that which prtoth not." It
is not word, Lit weeks, Rot eloquent speeches,
bat effective asomares that a intim seeks for
whee iavolved in dillicalties, and petitioning for re-
lief. We remomhor an main* of the first Ansoricaa
Congress, width ors board from a relative of ow of the
membep ; and'wo orbit that the =robots of oar Par-
liament held Awl& ono as good. A proposal bad

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