The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-02-13 00:00:00

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YAP MOUTH, Fn. 11.
Arrived the Priam§ of %Klee cotter from a collie.
Sailed the Hearty gun-brig for of the Teach.
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PO RTSMOUTH, Fes. 12.
Arrived the. Tremeadous, 14 guns, Cap.aiu Campbell, from*
cruise of the coast of France; Royal Oak, Venentole, sod
Poictiori, from of Cherhurgh, blown In by foul winds; Beagle
and Rapid sloops, with a convoy of n.erchentmea, (rem the
Downs, anneirt wnich are several Eta Indiar,en.
The Jason frigate has made the signal for csusvoy to the West

Remain the Leopard and La Pique, with two convoys for be
• East Indies.

Arrived The C.lgnet sloop of war, from a cruise or fleshing&
and the Cheerful clatter, after seeing the cativo, that Salted u
Monday safe to Portsmouth.
cOVE. Fem. 7.

Yesterday sailed the Ede Spencer, Lieut. Bothwell, with the
99 Tmospints, and tracle,up Channel.
Arrived this morning his Majesty's ship Sybelle, Capt. Tiptoe,
from a crai e. It blows ►o bard, that no boat has Set con eintiort,
and therefore can Icarn nothing by her e f the French frigate.

Arrived also a sloop of war, sipposed to be tithes tie TaLat
or Stork.

From the LONDON GAZETTE) Fit& 11,

March 9, L. Kendrick and M. Barlow, Warrington, minis
nee—'3lares 6, W. Pressen and J. Jones, Bradford, Wilts,
clothiers—March 5. T. Palmer, 'Bristol, gold mat silversmith-.
March 7. John Rushy, Skinner-street, mangle-makeo--March
3. T. Gregory, Newantle-upon-Tyne, dry-safer—March 4. T.
Hadfield and W. Hadfield, Wakefield, dealers—March 18. J.
Polglase, Bristol, merchant—March 11. J. Lewis, Aberga.
many, abinet-maker—March 19. P.Napper, Bristol, halser•
dasher—April 18. Sarah gosliag. J. Gosling, and A. Goslln'g,
Mark-lane, wine-merchants—March 3 A. Pui-fordrgerkeiey• -
street, wine-merchant—Feb. 25. T. llockly, Alinciug-lane, !nee*
chant—alarch 3. J. Fenton and G. %'oore, Rotheraithe-street,
Rothernithe, smiths—march 3. J. Thomas, St. James's-place,
taylor—March 3. R. ited4ish, St. James's-street ~
wise-nser.
chant--Web. 18. Elizabeth Duke and Francis Doke Baum,
• Kent, linen.drapers—gMarcb 6. J. Saiders, Ilinekley,Leicester.
shire, corn-dealer—March S.W.Jackson, R. Tavlor,ardr. Pear,
Newcasale-upon-Tyne, oilmen—March 3. J. Wesley, Worms..
ter, grocer—march 3. W. Noble, R. H. Croft, and K. Barwick,
Pall-mall, bankers—Feb. 21. J. Ronda, T. Le olesurier, and
H. L. Routh, Austin-friars, merchants—Feb. 15. N. Lucas and
C. Beebe, Pancras-lane, tuerclitants-,-March 3. E. ( ram, var-
garet-strect, Cavendish-sqaare, carpenter—March 14. S. Walt,
Salisbury, linen-draper.
CER I'IFICATES—Msacn 3.
A. Stark, Buckingham-stye t, taylor—B. Newport, Gill.
street,
t Limehouse, carpenter—S. Griffiths, Old Boswell-court,
taylor—J. Page, Swallharn, brewer—J. Stead, Faster-lane,
Cbepside, warehouseinan—W. Seedy, Plynumus-dock, tallulti
chandler.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLV6O.
T. Sims, S. Sims, J. Sims, B. Adams, T. Adanw, H. Noels
and J. Tildesley, Asian, Sear Birmingimna, forgers,--.1. 11. S.
Smith, M. Tate, and C. V izard, Chalford, Gloucestershire, elm.
thiers—S. Dalton and J. Fairlamb, St. Albans, straw-hatamas..
; Lecturers—A. Haigh and W. Oxley, Sheffield, boiton.asaksdraa. •
; turers—J. Dixon and H. Smith. Burnley, Lancashire, cattily.
spinners—P. H. Read and J. Hudson, Ewer's-greet, Barougbjw
flock-manufacturers—it. Dean W. Doan. and 0. Dees, Stork:
port, printers—A. Lopes and F. 11. grandmas, Laadals; gala:
chants—W. Reeves and I. Bragg, Brydge%-street: Caveat.
garden, jewellers—T. Hill and J. Hill, Radford, NOtinghaso.
sbire, bliachers—C. Hill, T. Hill, and J. Hill, Radlbsd Nos-
tinghamshire, bleachers—J. Idanyard, J. Goading, J. Maw
yard, jun. and D. Munyard, Castle-street, Long-acre, iron.
mongers—J. White some and B. Bissell, Dudley Worcester-
shire, boat-owners—P. A. Fraser, J. Bethune, and T. RaddoeK
Ravenhead.within-button, Lancashire, earthenware-asotsadw
turers—l). Peekettand J. Ralph, Warwick-Lute—T. Helps,
Lest , and IL 1:ay1

The German Papers state, that the publication of
the Altana Mercury, the A beille du Nord, and tae
Political Journal of litunburgh, have been discos.
tinued.
ADVERTISFAENT EITRAORDINART.—Winged inlo
media,tely some able Physicians to attend the present
Ministers in their present indisposition, which hae
lately feken so alarming a tore, that it is imagined,
without some speedy assistaece, they will be undo*
the painful necessity of quitting their places.
THE/ARR.—We understand that Mr. Brno,
having been honoured with many eery pressing sod,
citations from several Ladies of the first distinctions
to perform a few characters at the Theatre; Bath
during his visits has b-en at length induced to accept
the proposal made to him by the Proprietors.
It seems now to be an admitted fact, that knaste
quits Covent-garden llheatre at the end of the present
season, in his theatrical and managerial characters
though not as a partner iu the property.
A pitched battle, for teo guineas a-side, was fought
yesterday on Putuey Common, betwixt a stiff son of
Crispin, named Jolly, and a neat lad of the Mosia;
tribe, of the name of Simmons, in consequence of a
national dispute about the -merits of bailing a bull.
The Jew had a bit of science, out be also displayer;,
a little of the Whitelecke, after fighting 17 minutes,
and, like the renowned lky Pig, he gave in when he
had the best of the battle, he having nobbed his an-
tagonist about the head without an equivalent. The
son of Crispin was a slow awkward fighter, but was
a good receirer.
lesomrster DESTORS.—The Bills now before the
House of Lords, sent up from the Commons for
amending the Lords' Act, in order to remedy the is,-
conveniences arising from debtors being coofieed at
a distance from any place where Assizes are usually
held, enacts: that the Court petitioned-by any swift
debtor may order him to be brought before the Jus-
tices at any General Sessions of the Peace held within
20 miles of the gaol; and that such Justices shall,
ender such order, have power to determine in the
tete of such debtor, in the same manner as a Judge
of Assize, under the Lords' Act.
A laughable circumstance occurred at the Opera
House a few evenings since :—The Hoe. Mrs.
C-- in the confusion that takes place in the
Lobby, on quitting the. Theatre, dropped her ridi-
cule, and was some minutes before she regained it
when, in looking at its contents, she exclaimed, "
have lost ntyDCPLICATIS!" This created surpriseb
not that the Company had any doubt when the Lady
pledged her word, but they thought she had pledged
her jewels. However, on enquiry, it turned oat
that the lost Duplicates were Iwo Tickets of One
Number (which she had purchased that evening) ii
the Lottery to be drawn the NEXT TUEiDAT g
Iheitily she soon after found them, and anticipate*
setting 40,0001. by them-

r,exportaion only)
exceeding 190 g al- MIDLAND CIRCUIT.
Hon. Lard Eizaff.ollollGil, aad Maw. Sastice aItIMOTt
coffee, to be allow- Myrna orroprratas—Saterday, Web. /9 at Northaaaphas.,
vine. Ren.ammanna—Faiday, Mares 6, at
by the exP°lrtati.°ll CrriAxcr°lll.ll"—Letcoutfieb—Sam. 7eadat they,atClK4thiGallkalaThklablabla.
14 whether•wilbe No or
F *da 1.904 at Nottingham.
option. ITINGSMOIIIIIII6-
Toww or Norrummul--Satoo da at die Town Hall
aas a were nig- Dmisysettittk-'raunchy, 19th, iu
rade, tad open Laceriziaattas—Mostday 11. i, at the &de at uic..te..ol).
: Rentovai oat Litsolorth, day, at the Borough Uhl!.
Itinguatle is cm or ilasihy,SWal Covtotty, •
- at Wirvrick.
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