The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-02-16 00:00:00

11.1JIBURCH MAILS.
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• Formerly master of the Dorade, Title Oszette. No.
49, letter from Bathurst, St. Mary's. lie says, he was
infamotisly duped by Remise Dupuis, the grand brand•
muter of °ore', who Rase bins no prime slaves, and still
owes him 37, fur which be bad paid it, specie Renne
Dupuis.
Formerly supernal*, of a schooner that came for
slaves, and was seized by a French man of war at tioree
and carried to the West Indies. where they were released.
Sapposed the Postillion.

Mails from Haenirgh, bringing rapes to the
4th instant, hare been received; but they do cot
contain intelligence of much interest. An article
from Berlin states, that on the 23d ult. Prince
Charles of Schondich Carolath, died, in the 33th
year of his age, after a painful illness of many years.
—The Course of Exchange at Copenhagen, uo the
29th ult. was suddenly rising. The presents-
dos of the National Bank bad assembled to deli-
berate, ns it was said, on a royal proposition for
withdrawing from circulation a large sum in Hank
notes, iii order to give the Exchange more Moult-
on& The amount talked of was tram nine to tea
millions ; and it was alleged that the latter sans
was agreed upon. The operation was to be drew,.
ed by issuing bonds redeemable in twenty year?.
Lou ER RHIN t. JAN. 26.—There is no trails in the re-
port that the student '46(1 (not Siegel) has bees re•
tease(' from prison. Ile is still in the prison at Bonn.
with his ascomplices, Banmeister, formerly Tonrney,
and the student Colonins, anal all three are un-
dergoing a judicial inquiry. hi. Schnell. the Director
of the tertonicnru at IS ettlar,. and Sartorious, formerly
ouster of the Tourney school there. are arrested, and
will be tried criminally. The latter ass an intimate
friend of Sandt. _ _ _

ELACTORATS Or HUSE, JAW. 24.—There is GO OMR
thnoslit of calling together the ancient States et doe
Electorate, that is, the Knights, Prelates, Chimes, of
peasants, or of the establishment of a Constitution be
the Electorate. His Royal Highness the Elector is said
to have declared, on several occasions, that every thins.
and especially the finances, were in the best order, aad
therefore it was unnecessary to assemble the States to
impose new taxes.
CHRISTIANIA,J•K. 2C. —Permission has been given to:
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a Quaker and his wife to settle h•re for the present, dt
a general law shall determine the rights of this soot la
the kingdom. Hot they must bind themselves net ,
leave the city,"aad to abstain front all endeavours'
make proselytes.
On the titb of this month, the mercury in the
teeter at Tonsat, after failing to 35 degrees below
froze ; the spirit thermometer at the same place
at 344.

11,_,---- mortality .....es, era a mown:nosy masa pea Kt a perms
""ii eermmerahant, at Gaildhall. LOSOM-.111111/Ca i I. a. VilaTaW. -
A° with each Ito lis given a copious bill of directions, by Ilammermaith, coal end corn-dealer. at Guildhall. Londea here, on the 3d jobbat, of a slave-schooner, under the therefore it was unnecessary to assemble the States to
'no person see enabled ' —March 7. T. Ackland, sere, Greenwich, butcher, at Guild -
__.speedily to cure themselves. with halt. Losdo„_maren ig, W. Pelt. Great Bast-chaapothemist.
durst its
without confinement or hladrance of bu- _
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letterPorme_rly master of the Dorado, vide atrette. 1V —O. CHRISTIANIA.J•K. 2C. —Permission has been given to
i"."'i_!* ants aviation sale, for many years, is a certain eri- t G lidliall—Maralt 11, T. Jenkl .1 I la
os, udd-street. rause
:1! eft great utility.—Price oniv 44. ad. per box a eaurs, master-satinet, et "Gblidludi—Mareh 11..1. A. sad
square. 4.. from Bathurst, St. Mary:s. Ile says. he was a Quaker and his wife no mute b .re for the present, tilt
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_arms of rovaterfeits.—The genuine Boerhsave's fad C. Sidberiaad. M. Htle.'"lsee. "'chains.
l &modals. du b Realm Du uts the
at Guildhall— -n . toed y p . greed brand- a general law shall determine the rights of this sect ia
'lmise,,,i!reits"ldio iIY infils, IS. Strand ; Bacon, talk Oxford- •
March 11. M. D. Mania. Barliagtoa Arcade, Piccadilly, muter of Ooree, who gave bias no prime slaves, and still the kingdom. But they must bind themselves not to'
44; Tau n Lad Co. Sew Chnrch-yard; Sailer. Mogi'
•Re al Jaw er, at Guildhall. • .
ell 0 'ldh It ,owes him 37. fur which be had paid is specie Renne leave the city," sad to abstain from all endeavours to
iiiii. y Exchange: sad Ward, Holborn, (*) VITIF:CATES--Ifases 7. Dupuis. make proselytes.
'rn•dlciae is a bighly aseltil remedy la chronic rim,- J. Grafton. Stroud. Gloucestershire, thee-makee—.l. hiel- t Formerly supe.rcaturio of a schooner that came for thi the titb of this mouth, the mercury in the thetas°.
4.4161,0. it* Ltisadolar obstrectioas. sad scurfy eruptions; In NW. 8a52141. cbsair*. "n".14.11.—"1. Willi% Wank"- slaves, and was sassed hy a Vftoch wait of war at tioree tarter at Tomas, alter failing to 3.i degrees below zero,
fillet """weliadon when salivation asetedber sioaaphave ,stteet, west',
eisest.andure-4. Chat's- and carried to the West Indies, where they wets released. froze ; the spirit thermometer at the same place ea
ham. livery stabiwkemer-4. Bersett. Plymouth. watch. Sapposed the Postillion. at 34i. .
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