The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-04-22 00:00:00

Extracts from Leiters addressed to Dr. Hadley:--

From Ike Hon. Mrs. Egerton, Tall** Park, Sept. 2. 1823.
Dr. Hadley—Sir, 1 this morning received this letter,
mentioning your intention of bringing your Convulsion
Powder into more general notice. I have so rery high an
opinion of it. from the cases I bare seen performed, that I
think you trill be doing a public service.
I remain, Sir. gofer's. fe. E. EGERTON.

From Ike Mild lloa: Lady Lisasore.

- Sept. ft. 1820.
This is to certify, ihat I bare used Iladley's Corinth:ion
Powder in my family and many others. and upprore of
their efficacy. FItS. LIS.WORIS.
From L. dy Walpole.
_

Dr. Hadley.llblytton, t;xtrridye, Jos. 20. 1819.
Sir, I shall hare greed pleasure in desiriny you to make
wee ot'my name alum you publish the Columbia* Murder.
Its great efficacy fn m.# VIVA family cwt./rimed., amid to
the poor. I hare e.rperieneedfor may years.
I am your humble servant,
CATHERINE WALPOLE.

Sold ix bottler at is. 6d. I Is. and 435. each. by appoint-
ment of the Proprietor. No. 30, Hatton•yardera ; and by
appointment by Mr. Sanger. Medicine •chaste. tot.,
Orford-street; Messrs. Barclay and Sons, 95. fleet.
muntrt ; . Ncsrbery and Sons. VS. W. Panes Main*.
yard ; Edwards. 60. St. Pant's Church-yard ; Sutton and
Co. Bow Church-yard ; Ralkr, 4, elscapside ; Preset. M.
strand ; &codling and Nis. Royal ?exchange; Johnston,
Corn Alli ; and by their ippobbtment. by mod respectable
medicine renders. k tress" tams throng/mitt the (-ratted.
11. inydons.-dyk for " Hadley's Connally% Paladin'.

FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

WAR-OFFICE, Aiiitn.

tat Rest. of Life Guards, Lieut. C. Hall, from the 17th
Light Dragoons, to be Lieut.-vice Lord F. Canynghaih. who
exchanges. receiving the differenee ; Cornet and tiub'•Lieut.
E. C. Fletcher to he Lieut. by purehue, vice Gore. who re-
tires; Cornet the UOB. 11. T. Leeson. from half-pay of Ist
Uncomic, lice Hall, promoted ; the Hon. IL 8. Law., vice
Fletcher, promoted, to be Cornets and Sub-Lleuts. by pur-
chase.

Ash Regiment of Dragoon Guards. Lieut. John Griffith
(Quartermaster) to be Adjutant and Lieutenant. vice Jack-
son, promoted ; Regimental Serjeaut-Major T. Atkinson. to
be Regimental• Quartermaster, vice Griffith, appointed Ad-
jutant.

Sd Regiment of Light Dragoons, Lieut. A. Baker, from
this half-pay of the 501 Dragoon Guards, to be Lieut. like
G. Crabtree, who ixchanges.receiving the difference; Lieut.
A. Raker to be Adjutant, *ice Crabtree, who reifies the Ad-
jutancy only.
17th Ditto. Lieut. Lord Francis Coeyogbam. from the lst
Regiment of Life Guards, to be Lieut. vice Hell, who ex-
changes.
Slat Regiment of Foot, Capt..l. W. S. Waller, from the
lit Ro)/li Veteran Battalion, ♦ice E. Knox, who retires upon
the half-pay of the gd Garrison Battalion. and Capt. Francis
IL Hall, from the half-pay of the 55th Foot, vice Win. H.
Milks, who exchanges, receiving the difference, to be Cap-
tain.

49th Ditto, Lieut. li. Maxwell to be Capt. by purchase,
vice Williams, who retires.
bild Ditto, 2d Lieut. Hon. C. Grey, from the Ride Brigade,
to be Lieut. by purchase, vice Bristow, promoted in the 88th
Foot.
99th Ditto. Hospital-Assistant H. Muir, to be Assistant-
Sugar's, vise Brown, dec.
83d Ditto, Lieut. A. Oreig, from the half-pay of the Blat
Foot, to be Paymaster, vice Harrison. dee.
Rifle Brigade, Gentleman Cadet H. Stewart, from the
Royal Military College. to be 2d Lieut. by purchase, vice
Grey, promoted in the 03d Foot.
Cape Corps of Cavalry, J. Jervis, Gent. to be Coreet, by
purchase, vice Heatheote, promoted.
Cape Corps of Infantry, Capt. Hon. C. T. Monckton, from
the half-pay of the 45th Foot, to be Capt. vice C. Ward,wbo
exchanges.
lit Royal Veteran Battalion, Capt. D. R. Fawcett, from
the half-pay of the 2d Garrison Battalion, to be Capt. vice
Waller, appointed to the Slat Foot.
COMMISSION In the Royal Cumberland Regiment of Mi-
litia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Conety of Cum-
berland.
R. W. Schneider, Gent. to be Ensign.

DIVIDENDS.
May 19, G. Bradford, Bristol, broker—May 10, W. Tate,
Cateston-street, bookseller—May 7, J. Coates, Earith,
Huntingdonshire, liquor-merchant—May 10, C. Vera, Cloth-
fair, woollen draper—May 10, J. and R. Cleogh, Leaden-
hall-street, wholesale linen-drapers—May 10, J. Still, Brix-
ton, merchant—May 10, D. Gerrard. Old Cavendish-straet,
Mary-la-bonne, milliner—May 10, T. Jent, Piceadilly,
ehinaman—May 10. T. J. and J. Phillips, Old City-cham-
bers, merehants—May 10, W. Streets, Aldermanbury, gal.
boon-suenutacturer—May IS, J. Birch, Birmingham,jewel-
ler—May 10, J. G. La Serve, New England Coffee-house,
merchant—May 10, T. Shipmay, Tidworth-warren-farm,
Hampsbios, sheep-dealer—May 10, D. Long, Andover, gun-
maker—May IS, H. Hicks and S. W. Woodward, Bankslde,
Southwark, timber-merbhants—May IS, R. N. Rost. Hol-
born-bill, book-dealer.
CERTIFICATES—MAT
D. Redtems. Ashborne, Derbyshire,groeer-"-A. J. L:Vieira
cad A.M. Braga, Tokenhouse-yard, etterelsants—J'. Smola-
more, King's Bunch-walk,' Temple, dealer—R.' J. Tract,
King-street, Bloomsbury, butcher—F. Finer, Drury-lane,
grocer—J. Everth, Pinners'-hall, inerettant—A. Knibb,
Barnwell St. Andrew's, Northamptonshire, miller—J. Trou-
hritli,.. Shaftesbury, Dorsetahire, stocking-manufacturer—
G. Slack, Mhweek, Somersetshize,tarmer—J. Greaves,jun.
Liverpool. broker—D. Johnson, Nantwich, Cheshire. drug-
gist—H. Fangoin, Bristol, grocer—J. Wall. Birmingham,
dealer,
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
J. Daniel and T. Ling, Beaminster, Dorsetshire, snipes,
—W. Hoye*, see. aNd W. &ayes, joss: Leeds, blatking-sa-
nnfacturers—J. and W. Martyr, Reigate, Surrey, tailors—.
'l'. Bourne sod W. Carnley, Alford, Lincolnshire', attorneys
at lave—S. Bargees, J. M•Knoe. and J. Mitchell, Culling-
ton, Cornwall, tea-dealers—E., E. and M. Simpson. and E.
Betty, Beverley. school-mistresses, as far as regards E.
Betty—C. Burton and R. Tuckey, Poole, Dorsetslaire—C.l
Hanlon and S. Picton, Wigmore-street, Cavendish-square,
silk-mereers—J. Haynes and ft: Ireland, jun. Blackman-st.
Borough, end gliders-1. Wright and E. Morgan,
Saliabarj-lane, Bersnondsey,coopers—T. Jopling. J. and E.
Head, and R. Todd, Coldstream, Scotland, common bre% erg
—W. Pitman in 1 T. Jackson, Cares-lane,Birreinghani, dee-
pers—G. Doha. and J. Newzam, Durham, merchants—R. B.
Solute's and C. Redfern, Leicester. chensista—A. K. Garcia
and F. Glover, Peelhans, school-masters—W. and J. hard,
Tunbridge' Kent. tallow•chandlers—R. Hutchings and S.
Johnson, Dudley, Worcestershire, nail iroamongers—J.
Mlles and H. I„ Williams, Brislington,Somersehhire, car-
penters—R. Johnson and J. N. Hodgson, livorpool,tallovi-
chandlers.

Samuel Pallowes, who was executed at Cheater, on
l'onday, offered the gaolei 1,0001, to comity, at his
escape; (stafortithire • Adv.)

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PRICE SEVEN •PENCE•

THE KING'S LEV;EE.
Yesterday his Majesty held his first Levee for this season,
nt his Palsies in Pall-mall, which was very numerously at-
tended. The visitors began to arrive soon after 12 o'clock,
aid continued without intermission till half-past three
o'clock.. The stoniest order was preserved by the police
ender the direction of Sir Richard Hindi., the chief magis-
trate of the police.
His Majesty left his private apartments soon after two
o'eloek, and peoceeded to the Royal Closet, where sir
William Keir Grant was invested • ith the order of a Knight
Commander if tbeliatli.
Vice-Admiral Sir Thomas It. Thompson, Bart., and Sir
Harry Bumped Neste; were invested with the Order of thi
Grand Cross of the Rath.
Ric Majesty gave audiene-s to the Dukes of Yerl agii
Clarence, and Priori Leopold, the Archbishop of Canter-
bury, kir. Coming, Count itunster. &r.
Parke Sothehn wea introduced to his Majesty by •Mr.
likntee,, the baited States' Consul,' was presorted
by the American Minister.
OrtlMdla sad Mr.. Hughes were presented by
the Americo Minister

Bohm 4misgsdoself, the resident Meehan, of Baden ar,l
Mew,' had the honour of an audience of his Majesty, to
deliver letters and to take leave pro teorporr.
The Majesty then received the compliments of the Foreiga
Ambassadors sod Ministers and the Great Officer' of State,
and afterwards proceeded to the le.neral levee-room, wbica
WU oppressively hot,froos the crowded assemblagemnount-
ing to between one end two thousand persons. tlis Majes-
ty, we an sorry to say, suffered extremely from the heat
of the room.

In addition to the above dignified persons, there were also
present, the Ambassadors from Austria, the Netherlands,•
Spain, Ranee. Sardinia, Bavaria, Saxony, Poringa:,
Naples, Sweden, Russia, Prussia. Wurtemberg, and M.
Colquboun. the Minister for the Hans Towns ; the Arch-
bishop of York ; the Bishops of Llanduff and Chester ; the
Lord Chancellor and all the Cabinet Ministers; the Vice-
Chancellor; the Lords Chief Justices of the Courts of
Kine's 'Bench and Common. Pleas ; Mr. Justicy Ilu lock :
the Lord Chief Baron of Scotland ; the Attorney and Sahel-
tor-General t the King's Advocate ; Chief Justice of Cher
ter ; the Deata of Rochester ; the Dean of Salisbury ; the
Lord Mayor and Sheriffs of oudon ; the Dean of Jersey ;
Commissioner Boyle ; the Lord President of the. Court of
Session ib Scotland i the Lord Register of Scotland ; i!.•
Lord Provost of Edinburgh; the Solicitor-General f.-
Scotland ; Sir T. Lawrence, the President Of the R '.)al.
Academy ; Sir Humphrey Davy, the President of the ltoj al
Society.
limes—Buckingham., Leicester, Richmond, Dorset Mon-
trose, Argyle, Beaumont, Devonshire, Wellington, • Ind
Northumberland. • *.

Metoutsses—Conyngliam, Exeter, Salisbury, Twee..'-
dale, Northampton, Huntley. Ely. litchileld. Thnrnoad.
Ailesbury, Hertford, Angtesea, Camden, and Winches:et-.
EAats—Mayo, Clare, Tankerville, Brownlow. Leitrim,
Rocksavage, Bredalbane, Shaftesbury, Westmeath, hie.,
ray, Dartmouth. Csladen, St. Germaine, Home, .Gosford.
Kinsman. Verulare, Fortescue, Jersey, Abingdon, Roth.
ford, Strathmore, Warwick. Ancrain, liarewood, Aboyne.
Cardigae.. Brecknock, Egremont, Cowper, Abergavenny.
Wilton, Uxbridge, Bristol, Ashhurnham, Coventry, Aber.
Been( Talbot, Darnley, Loasdale, Morey, De Ldwarr.
Macclesfield, Liverpool, Chichester, Westmorland, Hat-
bursti Cathcart, Harrewhy, bt Vincent.
Leans.—St: Helen's; Lynedoch, Itedesdale, Prudhoe.
.Napiar,siimmedy,-Glamis, W. lientinek, DunaNay, Gar..
lies, Saltoms, Gently, Hervey, Howard de Walden. Coil.
brook, J. Stuart, 11. Cholsocindeley, G. Lennox. Church:J,
Stanley, Dormer, F. Leveson Gower, Kensington. Dyn,
vor, Brudenell, Henniker, J. Sentinel:, Rodney,
ham, B. Churchill, Ravenswnrih, Graavi.le Somerset, Rolle,
Clinton, HiN, Strathaven, Hotline, G. Itentirick, Calt!iorpe,
Grantham, Gwydyr. IL Howard, Bexley, Arden, Wiccas:-
sea. [Arsine.

Viscouxvs.—De Mattelius, Torrington, Ennis:no,:v.
Bastnor, Ashley, Beresford, Barnard, Cianinorris, Eqr;ag.
ton, Cranborne, Chetwynd, Boyne, Pollington, Barrio.;-
ton, Exmouth, Forbes, Deerhurst, Morpetb, Gran%ille,
Sydney, Palmerston, hlelville, Sidmouth.
Banow.—Fagal, de Just, de Stjemeld, Werther, de Cato,
de Langsdorff, de Montesquieu.
COUNTS.—tit. Martin de Ludolf, de Neuter Nina-
ster.
RIGHT 110:401:11ABLES.—Sir J. ..leno, Sir R. Liston,
Sir S. Shepherd, Sir Gore Ouueley, Bart., John Barry. Sir
J. Sinclair, J. H. Sketlington, Sir G. F. Hill, Wallace, C.
Giant, Williams Wynn.
BIS/WM—Ely. Salisbury, Lincoln, Chester, Llanderf,
Bangor, Cloyne, London.
A .—Thompson, Lucas, Flower, Venables,
Brown, Magnay, Hunter.
The following were among the numerous presentations:—
Mr. James Dickinson, on his being appointed Commis-
sary-General to the forces.—Sir G. F. Hill, on his being op-
pointed Colonel of the Londonderry Regiment of Militia.—
Mr. P. Rae Wilson, co his going abroad, and to present his
Travels through Egypt and the Holy Land, whirl) was movt
graciously recelveo, end he bad the- honour to kiss his Ma-
jesty's band.—The very Reverend Dr. Rae, Dan of Jersey.
on his nomination to that deanery.—Mr. Baron Hullusk, o s
his promotion.—Mr. Henry T. B. Slash, on his appoints:se:4
of Assistant Master and Marshal of the Ceremonies to Sis
Majesty.—Sir George Naylor, on returning from his miss on
to invest his Danish Majesty with the Order of tile Garter.
—Commissioner Cunningham, R. N., on his appointment t
Chatham Dock-yard.--Mr. Rains, on his being apinvintt4
Chief Justice of North Weles.—Mr. Manning, to prose.::
petition from the planters and others interested in the isihnd
of Nevis.—Robert Hawker, Usti., Mayor of Norwich, by
the Right Hon. R. Peel, with a petition from that city.--
Colonel Russell, on his appointment of Gentleman Usher of
the Privy-Chamber.—Mr. William Harrison. as Attorney-
General for the Duchy of Cornwall.—Mr. William Conyne-
ham Burton, on 'his appointmeat of Page of ilunoar.-gi..
Charles G. YeeHr (York herald), Secretary to the Com-
mission for investing his Majesty the King of Denmark w:t't
the Order of the (tarter, by Inc Bishop of Salisbury, Chmi-
collor of the Order.

Some Members of the Highland Societies were preseat
in their national dress. Among them we notic.d two Cie.:.
tiemen in scarlet tartan'', with rough brogues, &c. amp:M-
ing to the Highland Tail dress of James the Firers time.
Tneir habit' were particularly distinguished by the critical
correctness of the costume. We have not seen any think
which so strongly revived all that oar imagination had co-
todied of the Vick lam Voirs and Sir Emins of former

Extract from the Returns of Ditty paid by the undermen-
tioned Fire-offices, for etir•stinas Quarter, In22:—
.E. a. d. s. d.
I. Sun . 27,038 11 10 10. Atlas 3.50:1 2
2 Norwich Union 14,378 14 1 11:41and inlland 3 040 10 2
8. Phcenit. 121,171 IS II 12. llopr 3,623 13. 1
4. Royal Zit- • IS. Rasta s,4se. 19 1
change... 13,832 8 3 • 14. Albion. 3 402 14
4. County . 11,140 19 4 1.5. Ftritislo 3 I i 12
O. Imperial.— t 1,387 4 1 16. Weatiniuster 2,139 ti Il
7. Globe 6,548 3 I 17. London 4,27 S 11 3
8. Union
9. Guardian— 4,003 U I 0

HAZARD end Co. sold Four Prizes of Twenty Thonr.sc I
Pounds in the last, and last Years Lotteries. TO-Mull.
BOW will be a day without risk, when Two Pr: zes of
&0001. are sure to be drawn, besides the antler of other er-
pitals ; if a Ticket or Share be drawn a large Pri.,:e Next
We. netalay, it may be kept, hut if a Blank or mall Prize,
it any be returned, and another Ticket or Share for the last
thy'. Drawing obtained in exchange, viitliteut 4:11*
tioaal chirp. WiKel contains Two of 20.000 f. Two of
IBWKW. Two WOOL kc. &e. Hazard and Co.'s old estahlisbed
Offices 93, Royal Exchange (late ; 26, Cornhill ; and WI,
Oxford-street. end of Rezent-street. Hazard and co. lute
gents all the principal country towns.