The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-03-05 00:00:00

'‘ The Cense for which HAIIIPARN feU is Field, and STIMEr died ea tAe &OM !"

HR PuMir are respectfully Informed that the first
T
ainther of THR AURORA BOREALIS, (a new
weekly paiier,) will be pablialped ea Sunday, Morrell I&
printed ea tarp Quarto. price did. The intended of this
publication, Is to give a Atli accoeet of Br tal patsh*. eveet
In Scotland, Ceoberiand, tiorlbrahvinefi.._ bed the attlefite-
tering mantles, cornbiaed with the WWI of the IVesk:—•
It will likewise costal, the boat newt% ititelligitase Irak
oar East sad West ladle ilossestioaa. as well se the limited
Metes of Await* coirespoodents having been established
for that *sprees "mese la aU the principal untie It
those parts. -Ordera and cosimenieatiees are received at the
°Mee, Exeter-street, Strand, by all News-veadaws and

101 IN BUItiiKSS and SON, being apprised of th•
numerous endeavours made by many personate
a speriobs article for their make, feel it incumbent
Swat to request the attention of the Public in pu
what they conceive to he the originel, to observe the
and** address corresponds with the above :—the gasequi
appearance of the spurious descriptions will deceive tit
ungserded. and for their detecden, J. B. and Sox :sobs&
the fillwwiag cautions:--lost are in appearance pt St
sight " The Gesselae." but without any maneer addsiese t
some " ausses Essence of dalhovisit"--eibers, "new
etas '--and many more without Wino.
JOHN NU R0F.14t4 & SON hewing haw many Treat
neared with meth distinguished eggednithea. feel every,
Unseat of swiping toweillo the Mille. and earnestly
theta to laved the Labels previous to purettecirc what they
eesceive to be of their make, with they hope will pretreat
mere diseppolntments.
BURGESS'S NEW SAUCE. for general ^:trposes,lneSkog
gives such great satisfaction. continues to he prepared by
them, and Is recommended as a most useful and oonvettient
Sallee. Will keep good In all eihnetes.
Warehoeset, IBC Writ AN a. corner of the lirrny-stteps. Lomita
(ens outtatnakIIIII.SAUCE wmtannt•:.c.)

ANGEL 11044
Sr. CLlWltlreg. Sumen.
GENERAL. OFFICE. FOR TRAVELLING.
THE following MAILS and other COACHES
go front the above Inn :
Paris Royal Mail, rho Dover Tuesday and Friday Nights,
at twelve.
Portsmouth and Gosport Mail, through Godelneing. Pe-
%trate'''. and Penile., every Freeing at a quarter pest 7,
and Sunday at half put & Ott Rs arrival a packet sells to
the Isle of Wight, to convey passengers sad parcels: aed
Mall Coach sets off to CMettester, through Drayton. fluent,
Emswerth, &e.
Gloucester sad Milford Mail, through Healey. Osferd.'
and Cheltenham. every Evening a quarter past 7, sad Sun-
day at half-pest G.
Dover and Canterbury Mail. &twitch Gravesend. Chat
ham, and Feversiown, every evening at a quarter past 7. and
Sudsy at half pest O. From Castesbery, passengers endear
eels are conveyed to Deal. Margate. itamsjrate. Sandwich.
le.; and from Dover, parcels are conveyed to Folkstene,
Sudgete, Hythe, Dieseburch. Roemer, and I.) dd.
NORTH ERE COACHES.
Casliele. Pewit'', and Whitelseven, Post Coach, goes with
Four Horses and a Guard all the way. Passes through
Bruck, Appleby, Gretabridgy. Richmond. Catterlck, Ro-
rieglihridge. Wiotherby, Aberford. Doncaster. and *ran-
t am (the Dearest way by IS miles). sets oat every morning,
aid performs the journey with the greatest facility. Passen-
gers detained on the road. by business or pie:ware, have the
peculiar advantage of their seats bets, secure(' in the seat.
Littlehampeee. Mendel. sod Pootvrerth Coach, Toesdey.
Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, at a quarter before 7,
exert,' Noonday.
Kende', Lancaster. Preston, Kirby, Lonsdale. &Moe.
Ormskirk. and Uarstseg, Pout Coaches, orgy ak
terneon et Floe o'clock. Guarded.
Gnolalmine. and Guildford Telegraph (ouch, through
Kingston, ninon, Cobham', and Ripley, on Monday. Wed-
nesday. anti Friday Mornings, at 0. and every Sunday
Horning et 7 precisely. end returns to London the someday.
Godalmlng and Guildford Telegraph Coach. threegb Aeb•
steed. Epsom, Leatherhesd, &e. Tuesday, Thursday, sail
Saturday Mornings, at 0.
OwOrd Light Post-emeh, through Henley, &c. every
Morning at half-past 7.
off Chichester, Bognor. and Petworth Pest-coach. Iloaday,
Wednesday, and Friday Mornings, at a I ivarivr before 7.
Dover and Canterbury Light Post-coach. Monday, Tues-
day, Thursday, Friday. sad Sunday Mornings at t.
CAIUtIERN,
To Twickenham, Brentford. and Isleworh, every Mon-
day, Wednesday. Friday, and Saturday.
FAMES and- Co.. Proprietors.
Parcels and Pottage. are safely and expeditiously con-
',eyed from this Inn to every City, Town. Village, sad
Country Seat in the following Counties,' iz. :—Berks, Becks,
Cornwall. Devon. Dorset. Hants, Ilereford, Gloucester,
Kent, Oxford, Somerset, Surrey. bosses. Wits. Worcester.'
South Wales, all parts of the I'M of Wieht. Jersey. 111obvs-
sty. and all parts of France ; and to all Parts of the North
• '4' Take notice, that so package, containing glass. Alm,
watches, piste, cash, or Bank notes, however small the
value. will be accounted for. if lost or damaged; vier any
other parcel or passenger's luggage. of mere than M. value.
enless specified as such whoa delivered at the 011ige and
Paid for aegordingly

BM ditto.—Assistaat Surgeon .f. B. imeoa. from half.
pay of the lid West ladle Regiment. to be Assistant Vert
pout. vita 3. Hinshaw,. who exchanges.
Brevet. —captitin H. Light. of the Royal Regiment of
brtiliary, to be Major In Me Army.
flairiemik—Captain T. St. George T.ister, of the 11th
Feet, Who Fort Major led Adjutant at Jersey, vice Millar.
jleesesed.
Coattathed.—Lieut. J. Claadwicl. (assisting is the Riding
Reboot of the Army) to have the rank and pay of Captain of
Vanity.
Rarraeks.--Ceptain W. Goddard, to be Barrack Master
Ito the Barracks for his Majesty's Forces in Nova Scotia,
Tice G. F. Lynn, resigned.
Chapiain.—Rev. D. Evans to be a Chaplain to the Fovees.
iliesemanda.—Ensign P. E. Macdonald, lies beer super
-
mud. for bating absented himself without leare.—The
Commission of Lieut. Wyse, of the 84th Foot has been an-
foisted to bth April 1990. that being the data it ought to
,bear, bet he is not to receive any back-pay.—The Commis-
elms of Captain Lindsay and Lieut. Vivian. of the 99d
Yost. hate been antedated to 47th December, 1990, that be-
hqi live date they ought to bear. but they are not to receive
any back-pat.—The Christian name of Captain Hodgson. of
Om Mb Light Dragoons, is Ellis, and not Edoard, as stated
the Ossetia of the Ma ult. .
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It 111411L111:11"11.
11.11kaire Bristol, grocer. to sarrenster March 13. 14,
'•111w11 43pad . ealusertial Rooms, Bristol. Atterays.
11 eters. Poole and Greenfield, Gra)'s Inn-square; sad
Meesee.Carey and Croes, Bristol.
J. Heaton, Seholes, Rotherham. Yorkshire. nail-mantstae-
barer. March 411, U, April 14. at the Crown len, Rotherham.
Attorne)s, Mr. Taylor, John-street, Bedford-row ; and Mr.
Badger, Rotherham.
E. Schofield, West Bergholt, Essex. publican, March 19,
20. April 14. at the Angel Inn. Colchester. .thorneys. Mr.
Martin. Colchester t and Mr. Rush, Threadnee, le-street.
J. Troutidon. C. A. Newcoi.b. J. Troughtost and R.
Trovghton, the ynunger. Croventr, bankers. March 11. is,
April 14. at the King's Deihl Inn. Coventry. Attorneys,
G. Edamods, Exchequer Office, Lincoln's-at ; and J. Car-
ter, Coventry.
J. I)udulan. Brighton, carrier, March 49, 30. April 14, at
the Ship iu Distress, Brighton. Athrrneys, Messrs. Klag and
Gall, Levies • and Messrs. Smith, Gall, and Roberts.
New BaSi nem 1-street.
W. Wood. Batley. Chester, share-dealer, March It, 11,
April 14. at the Angel Inn, Macclesfield. Attorneys,
Messrs. Day and Lents. Grafton-street, Rood-street ; and
Mr. Derroford. Macclesfield. •
(i. Fry. Tunbridge-1%W%, lime-burner. March 17, 94.,
%pril 14. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Yottug,
S. Noad,Birchin-lane, hill-broker, March 13.17. April 14. at
Guildhall. .Ittorne)e, Messrs. Cluttun and Carter, iligh-
street, Southwark.
I. Green, Lower East-Smithfield, baker. March 0, 40.
April 14, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Aleuts. Forster and
Turner. London-street, Fenchurele street. •
It. Gough. Liverpool. snuff-atanufacturer. March 10, ill,
April 14, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Attorneys, Messrs.
Lowe and Bower. Southampton-bitildings, Chancery-lane.
H. Barbary. Coventr, trimming-manufaeturer, March
17, 24. April 11. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. James, Beek-
lersbury, Cheapside.
E. Needs. Bristol, shopkeeper. March 17, 94, April 14,st
..I.ke Bummer Tavern, Bristol. .%ttorness. Messes. Woks
and Braikenridge, Bartlett's-buildings, Holborn; ad Mr.
'tinfoil. Bristol.
W. (iallas, Tewkesbury, corn-factor, March lit IS.
April 11. at the house of Mr. Rickets, Tewkesbury. Attar-
ne)s, Messrs. Jeakias and Co. New las j and Mr. Olive,
Tewkesbury.
• ammo, M.
March 46, 1). Stalker, %. D. Welch. and %V. Milburn.
Leadenhall-street, slop-sellers. at Guildhall--March 94, T.
Austin, J. Gregory. and J. liaison. Bath. haberdasher's. at
Guildhall—March 44. N. Gilbee, Denton. Kent, coal-mer-
chant, at Guildhall—March 94, P. Grose. Commercial-rend,
victualler, at Guildhall—March 24, J. and IL Watson, Fri-
day-street. warehousemen, at Guildhall--March 24, T.
Lynn, Jeronimo Coffee-house, Cornhill, merchant, at OA&
hall—klarch 13, W. and F. Derry, Albion Coal-wheel.
Christ-church, coal-merchants, at Guildhall—March 31. T.
F. Hunt. Stable-Yard. St. Martin in the Fields, builder, at
Guildhall—March 47, J. and J. Geskill, and .1. 41emention,
merchauts, at Guildhall-IMarch 44, C. Shoobtidge.
Kensington, draper, at Guildhall--Marsh 10. J. Armitage.
shad-Thames. carrier. at Guildhall—March SU, A. Holmes
and li .White, Chesterfield, and T. Tindall. Chester-le-Street.
Dorian, hat-esanufaeturers, at the Angel Inn, Chersterfield
—March St. J. Prebble, juo. St. Mary Bow, miller, at
Guildhall—March 27, W. Wet/comb. Easter, shop-keeper,
at the Hotel Tavern, Ezeter—March 24. J. S. Rains. It op-
plag-Wall, merchant, at Guildhall—March 24, J. Mathias
add T. Bower, Haverfordwest, bankers, at the Commercial
Rooms, Bristol—March 10, G. Hardioty, and J. Cowing,
Redford-court. St. Paul, Covent-garden, ---"--
at Guildhall.

carrtetct•ras.—stAncit 24.
T. Ryder and J. Nasmyth, Fenehnrch-street. merchants
—J. Bops, Crutched-Friars, merchant—J. Bernie. Liver-
pool, merchant—S. Rair, Bradford, Wilts, butcher-0.
Oresswell, Burgh in the Marsh. Lincolnshire, shop-keeper
—IL Reynolds, Shobrnoke, Devonshire. tanner—W. 11111.
Denton's-Green, Lancashire. brewer—T. Forrest, Liver-
pool, wine-mere hunt--J. Peufold, Rodborottgb, Gloucester-
shire, clothier—J. Harper. Edgeware-road, cow-keeper.
PARTNeßftill DISPOI.TED.
T. and R. Baiter. (no place or trade)—J. and E. Ash-
worth, and T. Mulliner. Bolton-le-Aloors, Lancashire—J.
Todd, J. Dunlop, and T. Skelly. Berwick-spots-Tweed.
seedsmen—W. Leach and G. Ashworth. Rochdale, Lan-
caster. lannektnanufacturers--J. Todd and R. Laidier,
Berwick-upon-Tweed, linen-drapers----C. end R. Higgin.
Norwich, bousbasis-inanufact firers—T. Peek and S. Bighorn.
Wigan, Lancashire, iron-dealers—W. bilverwood and T.
ood. Nottingham. lace-merchants—T. A. and C. Tennant,
Storkton-upon-Tees. sar,cloth manufacturers—T. and T.
Price. jun. Kingsgate-street, St. George. Rioomsber).
betchers—C. and J. Strange. Kettering. grocers—T. Collet
and J. Cowell, Bromsgrovc, surgeons—J. and M. Bevan,
and 11. Robinson. Wigan. Lancashire, brewers—R. J.
Allen and G. Cottam, Leman-street, Goodman's-fields, mai-
mereltants—W. Marsh and J. Mallallee. Colnebridge, York-
shire. woollen-manufacturers—Z. D. Hunt and J. Churchill,
Aylesbury. Buekinghauishire, grocers—l.% and T. Lon,
%keno's-by-Water. Yorkshire. spirit-dealers—J. Brooks and
.1. Wedstead. Stratford. Fuses, brewers—?. M•Keene, G.
Booth. jun, and T. Booth. jun. Coo place) commiesion-mer-
ehants—T. Ashcroft and W. Lockhart, (uo place). timber-
merchants.
AVER %OR PRICE OF CORN IN RNGI.IkND AnD mimes.
Wheat, as.. 4d.—Rye, Us. 10,1.—Flarley, ?as. 9.l.—Oats.
17s. 7d.—Beans, atls. ad.—Pease, Sits. Sd.--Oatmeal,
194. 10d.
The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, com-
puted from the Returns made In the Week eliding the gf.th
day of trebreary, is 3.1 e. did. pee ern.

FIRM I PlStmaxces.--A paper laid before Parliament
exhibits the following increase in the produce of the
duties on stamps on ire insurances is Oren Britain
oaring the last thirty years. In the year ending
August 1, 1790, the total amount was 110,361/. 101.
941. ; in the year ending January 5, 1821, the total
amount was 609,1421. I Is. 10d. The proportion of
iaereaso in Ragland and Scotland is remarkable. In
Ragland, the sum total in the year ending Antrim 1,
1790• was 198.71 I!. Ss. ti■ Scotland, for the
same periud,naiy 1,6441.75. 10d. The total asseent for
Ragland, au the sth January. 1821, 1.388:2281. 210,”'
while for Sootland it has iaareavad SD 99,2441. to. ISI.