The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-12-02 00:00:00

LONDON, MONDAY EVENING,

ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANYCIP LONDON.'
Instituted 18418, an 4 eimpowored bi as Ast sr Pritlia-
meat of the 84th Gee. ill.

LIFE DEPARTMENT.
Persons assured for the whole term of Life will have as
'Mitten made to their Policies every seventkyear, un the
principle so beneficially practised Oil lately at the E t!! table ,
Assurance Office ;or the amount thereof may be applied in '
redaction of the future payments of premien.
Policies may also be effected fur the whole term of Life,
by a limited number of yearly payments. Tables epplica.
ble to this mode of Assurance may be obtained at the 011 Ice.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Polities for 3001. and upwards will be Witted under the
syitem of Assurance practised by this Office, to participate
in the surplus Premium every fifth year ; the amount thereof
in the fifth year, which ended at Christmas last, was 24 per
cent, on the policies effected In Leaden.
Au allegiance is made for the loss of Rent Of Buildings
rendered untenable by fire.
Proposals fully explanatory of the principle!' and rates of
the Company may be had at the pafincipl OSes In Cheap-
side, Louslou, and of the several Agents in the Country.
HENRY DESBOROUGH, Jun. Secretary.
Cimveside, London, Nov. 2, tsn. •
. NEW SATIRICAL WORK.
Tat dibic LAN, ERN! or WORLD AS IT
GOER I putlLhed this day, price Ss. Is*embellished
gel* a CariestorePlate of the Brixton Purgatory, or Tretd•
Mill,-.ad the Odd Wishes there, Zia:—Little Van—the Rot-
Ley Farmer—the Noted Theodore—the Black Dearf-4te'
Cite Pres-ever—a Dearly of Sixty—Little {gad—the Detes-
ter Hint, Sc. Eghtbiling likewise, Lieut. F. and the Wey-
meth Mermaid—The Marriage of the Mermaid—Sir Hud-
son, or the Lowe things in High Life—the Peer and the
Feather -d ' Wife—London Beggars—the Ladies' Bra-
zen !mem et pour Achilles—On theelenger of Books—Lady
Porismoath—the Phisiognomist confounded—an English ad-
venterer, by Villainy risen to Sovereign Power—the Peer-
age Report—Lord ityrbn's Eccentricities In Italy—a Lover
of the Muset--Gentlemaely Treatment of Napoleon—Tile
K—g and Scotch Female 11-licacy—D.W. Ilarvey, Bail, or
Stop Thief. stop Thief!—Maria Louise—Temperance the
hest Physician—Advice to Country M.P.'s—Anecdotes-
Hoe Mets, ike. Ste.
Published by J. Johnston, 99, Cheapside, and sold by all
booksellers.

UNHEARD OF ADVANTAGES TO FAMILLES
FURNISHING.
MO YARDS aver Five-, Baysszcs, Ss. 9..1. To 4s. 6d.
THE Public are respectfully infurtne,l, that they
have now an opportunity of inspecting one of the
LAROEST and CHEAPEST FURNISHING WARE-
HOUSES in the KINGDOM, at DENMARK-HOUSE.
Rezever-sgiterr. near the Argyle Rooms—For Brame',
Venetian. and Kiddernt petting; Hearth Rugs- of
every description; p ry colour; Coenterpanes,
Quilts. Bed 'l7d• negvers, Moreens sad Window
Hollands, og Oyu 'width; Fifteen Bales of Blankets and
Flannels, at such prices as will defy all competition ; Floor
cloths to any dimensions. reedy for laying down.—lrish
Linens. Sheeting', Diaper Napkins, and Damask Table
Limon,: Printed Furniture. Furniture Dimities, and Colour-
ed Linings. &c. &c. &c.—Turkey, Persian, Ilrussels, end
Kidderminster Carpets (all sizes) ready for laying down.—
A few Cases 7-Sths and 4-4ths Real German Linen, well
worth the attention of the Public.
ROBERT COLLINS and CO. can positively assert, that
they are the'only Manufacturare in the Kingdom that Retail
the above Articles at the Mannfaetadng Prices. They will
•iporast vrir et y made of the beet Fabric, and free
(rata 'any Imperfections, at Itilliirarr COLLARS and Comps y,
' Oen wark-House, Regent Street. and at their Manufactories,
Kidderminster, Paisley, and Glasgow.
Two YorNo MEN WANTED, that perfectly understand
L their Business ; and Two Mot 'also that understand taking
Pines and making up Carpfilli-bsApply between Nine and
Eleven la the Morniebill

THE HIGHEST YET DRAWN.
& J. SIVEWIIIOIIT have the pleasure to an-
t, e noonee that THE HIGHEST PRIZE yet Drawn
viz. No. 2,612, a 1'2,000, was Sold is Shares at their fortu-
nate 031ces.
37, Coattnial.; 39, HAVVARX ET,
11, HOLBORN ; Corner of Celentry-st.
where Tickets and Shares, warranted undrawn, are now on
Sale. The Wheel, notwithstanding THREE Days of
Drawing are over, contains the following Orand List of Ca-
pitals, the whole of which are Floating; and from the great
proportion of the Tickets now In the Wheel, which must be
Drawn the Fourth Day, via. NEXT FRIDAY, 6th Dec.
the whole or greater part may be Drawn oa that day.
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from half-pay Royal York Rangers (Riding-master) ; Cornet
Lowther Augustus John Lore-Muenster, from Ist Dragoons:'
vice Wortley.
I Ith Ditto-Lieutenant Augustus Arayatt, from the, 446
Dragoon Guard', to be Lieutenant, vice Shore, who ex-
changte.
1:t or grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards-To be En-
signs aostLi.utenants, by purchase-Ensign F. P. D Rad-
cli re, from 90th Foot. rive Lord Clietwynd, who retires;
Hon. Samuel T. 11. Ongley, vice Amherst, appointed to the
59th Foot.
Ist Reglii4nt of Foot-Capt. C. Deane, from half-pay 211th
Light Dragoons, to be Captain, vice M. Ford, who ex-,
changes. recelvtog the difference.
sth Ditto-Lieut. W. Chloe, from half-pay 03d Foot, to be
Lieut. viceW. Carruthers. whose appointment has not taken
place.
r 7th Ditto-Lieut. Henry Keane Bloomfield, from the 500 i
Foot, to be ivientionant, vice Ricketts, promoted in the 7•2 d
Foot.
10th Ditto-Ensign and Adjutant T. L. L. Gulioway to
have the rank of Lieut.
17111 Ditto--Entign C. A. Young to be Lieut. by purchase,
vice Crawley, promoted.
10th DWI-Capt. G. Brombead, from the Sttli Foot, to
be Capt. sieti•Cox, who exchanges.
20th Dina-4440.-Col. T. Sunbury, from half-pay 63d
Foot, Who Lieut.-Cal. vice Maitlaad, appointed to the 54th
Foot. sit "
391fi to-Capt. J. Wakefield. from the half-pay 10th
Lint* gone, robe Captain, vice Abiathar Ilawkes, who
eschanftes.
1, 40th Ditto-Lieut. A. Campbell to be Capt. without pur-
chase. vice Heinsworth, dec.; Ensign R. Campbell to be
'Pent. v ire Campbell. . •
63.1 Ditto-Ensign T. 11111 has been permitted to resign
las commission.
64th Ditto-Capt. W. Cox, from the 10th Foot, to be Cap-
tain, vice Brombead, who exchanges.
tbili Ditto-Licut. W. Kemp to beCapt. without purchase,
trice Loftle. deemed; Ensign W. Macdonald to be Lieute-
neat, %lee Kemp ; C. Mills, Gent. to be Ensign, vise Mac-
donald.
59th Ditto-Lieut. lion. Jeffery Amherst, from the tat or
Grenadier Foot Gnards, to be Liuut. vice Bloomfield, ap-
pointed to the 7th Foot.
72t1 Ditto-Lieut. C.. Ricketts, fro" the 7th Foot, to be
Captain, by pujellase. vice Trollies, wt.° retires.
81th Ditto-C01..r. Maitland, from the 20th Foot. to be
Lint-Col. vice H. Deubesey, who retires upon half-pay
113 d Foot.
861hDitte-Taent. H. Alexander, from half-pay 12th Light
bragoans. to'be'Llent. vice G. Pigot, who exchanges, re-
ceiving the difference.
90th Ditto-W. Bratty, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase,
vice Radaiiffe, appointed to the Ist or Greoadier Foot
Guards.
Ist Royal Veteran Battalion-To be Captains, Captain
W. A. Craig, from half-pay York Chasseurs, vice M•lntyre,
placed on the Retired List ; Captain J. W. Samo, from half-
pay 64th Foot, 'vice Chisholm, plaeed on the Retired List.
2d Royal Veteran Battalion-Ensign E. Croker, from
half-pay 100th Foot, to be Ensign.
3d Royal Veteran Battalion-Ensign J. J. Dwyer, from
half-pay York Cbasseurs, to be Ensign.
Veteran Company-Captain J. Bisset, from the Retired
List 7th Royal Veteran Battalion, to be. Coptoin, vice Al-
bert d'Altou, to be placed on the Retir.,.•• iv. 1
Dltevgr.-To lye Majors In the Army-J'apthin Sir J. W.
11. Brydges. serving with the Portuguese; (apt. R. Had-
dock, serving with the Portuguese; Captain R. C. !Hansel,
kalf-pay 93d Foot (late on the Stalst St. Helena); Captain
A. J. Cteete, on half-pay 21st Light Dragoon (cm the Staff
at the Cape of Good Hope.)
CIISLIIIIA HOSPITAL-Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel John.
Wilson. /tom half-pay 77th Foot, to be Adjutant, vies Roy-1
Si fieltelseed. •
GenettioNs.-Urevet Major Diesel Hervey, on half-pays
let Foot, to be Fort Major at Edinburgirtfistle, vice Alves,
who retires. •
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BANKRUPTCT &BIASSED,.
J. Eastwood, ;Hellhole, Yorkshire, clothier, from Dec. 10
li Jao. 24, at the George Inn, Iludderstield7.
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSetraD.
S. Welburu, Sculcoates, Yorkshire, grocer.
BANKRUPTS. •r
3. Stock, Ashweek, Somerset, farptee. to surrender Dec.
6, Ita.,Jrat. 11, at the White Lion tn*, Thomas-street. Bris-
tol. Attorneys, Messrs. Adlington, Gregory, and Faulkner,
Bedford-row. London ; and Mr. &race, Batb.
• W. Dare, Woking, Surrey, nurseryman; Dec. 7.14, Jan.
11, at Basinghall-street. Attorneys, Mr. Walthew, Fleet-
street, and Chertsey, Surrey.
4tva
N. Goldstein, Shadwell, Middlesex, slopsellei; Dee. 7,14,
land Jon. Tl, at Baslnghall-street. Attorney,' 'Mr. Hotchin-
-1 son; Threadneedle-street.
, J, Grocott, Manchester, wine-merchant, Die: 18, 17, and
Jan. 11, at the Star Inn, Deansgate, Manchester. Attorney,
Mr. Kay, Manchester. , .
T. Edwards, Gerrard-street, Soho, woollen-dopes% Dee.
3, 10, and .14'1.11, et Basinghall-street. Attorneys, Messrs.
Sweet, Stokes, and Carr, Basingliall-street. -
T. Matthews, Ross, Hereford, currier, Dee. 9, 10, and
J an. 11, at the King's Head Inn, Ross.. Attdrneys,Mess-s.
lridges and Quitter, Red-Lion-square, London ; end Mr.
Collins, Ross.
J. Thompson, Bermondsey-Wall, Surrey, boat-builder,
Dec. 7, 17, and Jan. 11, at Itasinghall-street. Attorneys,
Messrs. Jones and Howard, Mincing-lane.
J. Jones, Bridgnorth, Salop, linen-draper, Dee. 6,7, and
di, et the Crown Inn, and Hotel, Bridgnorth. Attorneys,
air. Mnybew, Chancery-lane ; and Die. Griffiths, Bruseiey,
Shropshire.
L. Martelly, Finsbury-square, nttofrchant, Dec. 7, 14, end
Jan. 11, at Basinghall-street. At bey's, Messrs. Fatten,
Serlvenor, and Stuart, Coleman-stieet.
1.. Holt, Norwich, tron-foender. Dee. 23. 1.4, and Jan. I I,
at the Castle and Lion Inn, St. Peter of Mancroft. Attor-
neys, Messrs. Longcllll and Butterfield, Gray's-ion-square;
and Mr. Beckwith, NorwlelL
G. Wingfield, Worthing, Sussex, beekeeper. Dec. 9, 10,
and Jan. It, at the New Inn, Worthing. Attorneys, Mr.
Whitler, Worthing ; and Mr. Hicks, Gray's-inn-square.
1. Field and L. Royston, Leeds, Yorkshire, cloth-mer-
chants, Dee. 16, 17. and Jan. 11, at the Court-house, Leeds.
Attorneys. llessrs.Robinson and Son, Essex-street, Strand;
and Mr. Ward, Leeds.
J. Craig, High-Holborn, linen-drapet7llec.3, 14, and Jan.
11, at Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Mohler, Size-lane,
Bucklersbery,
C. Gray, Upper Montage-street, St.Mary-le-bonne;horse
dealer, Dec. 3, 17, and Jan. 11, at Basitighalt-ptreet. At-
torney. Mr. Benton, Union-street, Southwark.
C. Riethmuller, Mark-lane, broker, Dec. 10, 17, and Jan.
11, at BasinghaU-street. Attorney, Mr. Lewis, Crutched-
Friara.
11. Ellis. Friaton, Suffolk. farmer. Dee. 9, 10, and Jon:I I.
at the White Hart Inn, Wickham-market. Attorneys, Mr.
Hine. Easex-euert, Temple ; and Mr. Pulharn,Wooilbridge.
J. Butte.% Miik.alreet, merchant, Dec. 17. IS, and Jan. I I,
at the White Dear inu, Manchester. Attorneys, Meows.
Hurd and Johnson, 'restyle' and Mr. Brackeebury, Man-
chester.
• T. Kirby, Market-Weighton, Yorkshlre,common-brewer,
Dec. 16, at the Cross Keys 11., Beverley. 17, and Jan. 11,
at the house of I'. ttntsey."l arket-Weighton. Attorneys,
Mr. Lys, Lincoln's-inn-Fields; and Mr. Robinson, South-
Cave, Yorkshire.
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