The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-07-19 00:00:00

of Mint.

Royal Flintahire Militia.—Thee Right Hon. Richard Lord
Vissconst Relerate. to be captain.
Royal May tor Yeomanry t'atalry.—J. Hayman. Esq. to
be captain ; the Right lion. Lord Kenyon. to he ditto
W. lianneer.Eut. to be ditto ; P. R. Pelee, Rot. to be ditto:
E. Jones, gent. to be lieutenant ; J. Lee. gent. to he ditto;
T. 11. Owen. gent. to be ditto ; W. Kerrison, gent. to be
cornet ; J. Furnical gent. to be ditto : E. Jonrk, gent. to be
ditto; J. Price. gent. to be ditto ; J. Ducker:, gent, to be
ditto.
Royal Mold Yeomanry Caralry.—J. Rigby. Esq. to be
captain commandant. ticeMir tine. Ill•rt. literned
J. Knight. Esq. to be captain. vier Ey tr.n. reigned ;
Roy-dell, gent. to be lieutenant. vice Rieby • promoted; 11.
1.. Rigby. gent, to by cornet, t ire Hoyden. promoted ; W.
11. Parry, gent. to be ditto, %lee Ey ton, resigmed.

Ht\KRUPTCY tIHIED.
F. Downing, Haddarslielti, grocer, from July 19, to Aug.
9, at the Rose sad Crown lan. Haddisrafield.
11 tIIILRUPTS.
W. Colthett, late of Boar , and Catherino-straet, Strand,
bodhaellet, to Aeg. If tbil 9/, 1R 0111121"
Attorney. Mr. Birlett, Cloak-latw.
J. Barks, Stodgiest Ricketts. Cheahire, cotton manufac-
turer, July 99, 31, and tug. 99, at the Warren littlkeley
rats, Stoekport. Attorney a, Mr. Tyler, Pump-court, Tem-
ple, London : and Mr. Uarrop. Stockport.
F. Poole. Callumpton. Devonthire. tnoncy-terivener. Ana.
9. 18, and 19. at the Red Ball-inn, I stalaistuek. Devonshire.
Attorneys. Mr. !lettings, Tiverton; and Mr. Fairbank,
titaple-fan, London.
J. Jackson. late of Boxford. Suffolk. mobster. July 31,
Aug. 1. and 29, at the Angel-inn. Bury Saint Edmund's.
Attorney I, Mr. Way man. Bury Saint Edmund's; and Messrs.
Blagrave and Walter, Symond's-inn, London.
W. 1.. Houghton. Kingston-upon-11e11. 4tationer, Ant.
14. 13, and Mk at the 1).0c and Duck Tavern, Kingston-upon-
Hull. Attorneys. Alen/6N. Ros.er and Sun. Bartlett's-build-
ings, Holborn. London: and Messrs. T. and C. Frost, Hull.
J. Deere'', Wolverhampton. factor. Aug. 0. Ilk end 29.
at the Woolistek-inn. Birminchant. Attorneys. tlessr
him and Co. Liaeoln'a-inn. London; and Mr. Smith, tHd-
omreh-yard, Wolvvelvtaipion.
R. 11. Ilelliagt. South Holton-street, and of Bristol. coal-
Merchant, July 24. 23. and Aug. 99. at the 11 bite Ilart-inn,
Bristol. Attomeys, Mr. Dix. sysioniCs-inn, Chanecry -lame,
London: and Mr. Franlis, Bristol.
J. Tozes, Bristol. woollen-draper. July VD, 31. and:Aug.
29, at the Commercial R00m... Bristol. .Ittoritrys. Mr.
Clarke and Co. Chancery -lane. l.oadoa, and Messrs. Smith.
Bristol.
W. Crook. Hemmen.. Wiltshire, farmer, July IS. Aug.
4., and YU. at theWblte Hart-inn. Chippealtaus. Anurar%s.
Messrs. Guy and Mitchell. Chippoiliztat ; and Mr. Seale-
more, Kist's Beach-walk. Inner Temple. Loadun.•
C. Moody. Hitcher, Heti*, realtster. July 911. tug. 19.
and 90. Attorseys, Messrs. Stephenson and Sun, New Or-
mond-street, Bedford-mw. London.
DIVIDENDS.
Atm. 14, W. Oakley, W. tit creed. and W. S. Oakley.
Chureh-street, Borough, Woolstaplers. at (:oddball—Aug.
9, B. Hoiroydr, Halifax. jeweller, at the one. of Mr. Nor-
ris, Solicitor. Halifax—Arai,. 9, E. Frears, Itatenitiass,
Cumberland, silversmith. at the Meek Lio•-ina. Whillearea
—Aug. 0, R. Strong. Wkiteharre, Cumberland. mower. at
the Black Liar-lug, Whitebaren —Aug. 11. J. Ihtztall, Der-
by, mercer, at the Green Man-inn, Ashhourne—Ags. 11,
W. Roper, the rider. J. Roper. and W. Roper. the =
Ibunurns. Yorkshire, cotton-spinners. at the
Iteanagaie. Manchester—Aug. S. W. Roantroe, !Meets-
street, Westiniaster. coach-builder, at Untidltall--AMI.
J. Fish. Noweastle-upon-Tyne. soup-maker. at the George-
Ina. Newcastle-upon-Tyne--July 19. C. Mackenzie, Caro-1
Ilarstreet, Bedford-square. mersitaat. at Guil&ail—J*ly
R. Feuer, Paternoster-row. bookseller. at Guildhall—
Aug. 8, I. Roberts. Hereford. braady-merchant, at the
Woolpseklisn. Birmingham—Aug. 9. B. Fletcher. Burley.
Leacaster, plumber anti glazier, at the ThaasCs Arms-inn,
Skipton, York.
CERTIFIC.ITFS—At az AT R.
E. llmmerton. Liverpool, upholsterer—C. Christian,
_Royal Oak-Inn, Ashford, Kent. Inn-keeper—A. Mieeltin,
W. G. Carter, sad A. Kelly, jaw., Portsmouth, beakers—J.
Peters, Itathboae-place.Oztordestreet. jeweller.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
L. Grahams, J. R. Rigg. and 21. Uardister, LiverpooL mer-
elt•ats—J. Trower and W. Trower, Barmen Wood Farm,
Leatherhesd—T. !Cowley and J. Rowley. Stourport, Wor-
cestershire, timber nterefmats—J. Barton. J. G. 11391dres.
sad W. F. Banos, Ruenharst. Kent, gaapowder timanaltar-
turers—W. Vaughan and C. Binds, Stockport, anemia-at-
taw—A. Start and J. May. Old Burlington-street. wise mer-
chants—R. Havilaud and W. H. Hartland, tirmagewter. Ma-
ims's—B. Handy, am W. Hardly. U. Hardly. jun. mid
M. Handy. Leeds. abiset makers—W. Pap sad J. Rear
aurclagrierplaiNittert. pawnhrokers-B. Phillips. aft E.
jam sad J. Meilitiams. do-
dders-IV. Meow sad H. Trimmer. Fendrare. savoy.
liars drapery-AV. ilialeleod. Li. Thomas. rid N. Bigwood.
sedwispeoplik. re. nonlife manterielarera.—P.
whassie, Bap* W, Te)lor. sad J. Stapleton, Bradterd.
Wiladder. do/tilers-R. Rirarda. sad J. Thoroperm. jog.
801 l Whorl, Lower Sluidereil, coal inercaata-J. Nom
nand W. Deriver. Liverpool. moister' and gburnets—C. S.
dean aid O. Dudley, Lower Thames-street, provishm
merchants.

" I receive, with the most cordial satisfaction and grad.;
tide, the 'moaner of the affectionate attaehment of the'
Aire stall Ishabitacts of the ancient town and isorough of
Bedford.
The essiblence and sympathy expressed for the irrepa-
rable lea %MA I have sustained daring my absence from
England, la the persons of my beloved daughter. and his
late ranked Majesty. Is most valuable to me. and offers the
only aliPtthliou to m) feelings of which the cin:timstsoces
.4!liit iv n• slight aggravation of the pain occasioned by
those se: ere losses, that those enemies, who for veers hate
been seekkir wit deserter! low. no wooer perceived that I am
destitute-of that,-proteetioo which before shielded me, than
their attacks web.* renewed in a form scarcely admitting re-
listener,: boundless as are the means of overawing and cor-
rupting, peasessed by these implacable foes, no iris of his
Majesty than of us) self. Hut. however well calculated may
have bees their measures to effect my dcotroirthm, by seeret
machinations, foliou eat by the most audacious and indus-
trious ciriniation of slaider of their Hun creation. 1 yet
feel madam. that that lustier which hat hitherto been the
brightest chorus teristie of the British nation. will nut be sa-
enticed or tdmisheil in so) person. At the same time I ear-
not but be itiopi shell and grieved that these slanders should
have been la 'any respeet sanctioned before I have been
heard in my defence. narnisheil with ant specific diary., or
suffered to baser who are the IA 'Messes liy wheal have thus
been rev iled. - _

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To winder's' dangers, however, 1 may be eeposed. from
the poster and ranker of my enemies. I never can regret that
did not subatit tia purchase security. and become party to
my oat) degradatioo. by conseuting to continue absent from
the kingdom, tinder a eolopromise attic,' enlist have equally
affected the honour of all concerned. I thank you for %our
nsaniy sod generous expression—that the instills offered to
our kioricis you feel as offered to the Nation; and be assured.
that whale my honour is identifiedslit,' the nation's (front
ahkit It later ran be really separated). with God's help. I
will maintain it in the fare of every danger, and to the last
moment of my life: feeling. at the some time, that nu &mi-
aow but that of the honour of the country can be too great
to promote the proseprity and happiness of a nation to which
1 already owe sn
Mr. Grey and a Deputation from the Borough of
Newbury, areottipanied by Mr. .titlerssian Wood, pre-
rented yesterday to her-Majesty an Address fr. . the
inhabitants of Newbury, which bad been unattiniuttsly
resolved on at a numerous and respectable Alerting
Mehl at the Town-hall on Satortlay last.
The Iledlforrl Address was proposed by
Ess.,stecotwled by the key. S. Halyard, and supported
by the key. W. rrtelliall, J. Foster, Fsy., and the Rev.
i• AOSltaurs

foolk, to rail a enmity reverting fur addressing the Queen-

N.ICTIC.4L INTELLIGENCE.

DAIRTMOCTII, Juts 16.—Arrived of this harbour the
Policy, Starers, from the South Seas, a full ship, having
200 tuns of sperm oil on board ; was supplied with pro-
vissons, and continued on her voyage for London. Sailed
from Valparaiso on the 11th April. Spoke the Confede-
racy, a Buenos Ayres privateer, and in lat. 29. S. long.
20. W. the Moira, steering for Bio.laneiro, owing to some
defect in her noler. It was expected that the Queen
tlarlotte whaler, of Plymouth, would be condemned, as
sioseawurthy, at Valparaiso, when the Policy left.—
Mem. The Policy passed Portsmouth yesterday.
ALGIERN. JUNK 23.—0 n the 7th tilt. live corsairs put
to sea from this port, it is supposed with the intention
of cruising on the coast of Spam. Portugal, and France,
and capturing all Orman ships, and in general yes-
',els of all stations who have no treaty with this liovern-
meat, and are not represented hr a Consul. The red
flag was flying when the squadron sailed.
Ilssenvacrt, AAA' I I.—The (lute Wind, Karsten,
toaster, arrived here from Cette on 14th May, proves
to Ise the Thesis. which sailed from Dantric last year,
with a cargo of wheat, fur Liverpool. The master it
appears carried her to Barcelona, and thence to Port
31abun, where he with the cargo t throve proceeded to
Cette, where he changed the name of the vessel, and
took in a cargo fur this place. Ihe vessel has been ar-
rested, also the master.

PENN Amairco, r 1.—.% privateer has taken seve-
ral Portngnese roasting vessels off this harbour ; she
was its sight on. 30th ult. and made sail to the North-
ward. The Maria de Mono. Portuguese frigate, ap-
peared Ike next 'burning and chaced her but has return-
ed wkhout sarcess.
VitasaLs muses( wurn.--fin the 20th June, the
*hip Thomas Wm)°, from Amsterdam to Charleston
and on the 11th July, lat. 48. 6. long. 11.53. the Arab
schooner, oat tire days from Liverpool: both by the
L. M. Pelham packet, arrived at Fahnutith.--Harland
Orovi, London to Jamaica, 2sth tilt., lat. *l7. 53.
long. 43. 46.; Minerva, of London, to Quebec, sth
inst., lat. 46. 36. long. 22. 30.; John Campbell, St.
Vincent's, to London, Bth inst., lat. 51. 9. long. 10 %S •
and Echo, Johnson, Antigua, to London, 13th inst.,
lat. 19. ii. long. 8. 21., by the Stattmer packet, ar-
' rived at Falmouth.

Puaramoven, Jrwr 17.—Thi. morning arrived the
Iphigeuia, of 4 guns, Captain Hyde Parker, from
Jamaica. Since her absence from England she has
lost t'3 men, including one Lieutenant, the Master,
Lieutenant of Marines, sad six Midshipmen. Also
arrived the Spartan, of 50 guns, Captain Wise, from
Borbadoes. Lord Combermere, Governor of the Lee-
ward Islands, cause home iu her, and landed under a
salute of 18 guns. We are sorry to state, that Admi-
ral Sle Home Popham was very ill when the Iphigesia
left Jamaica. His Royal Highness the Duke of Glom-
tester arrived here at sis o'clock he was riteeived by
a royal salute. His Royal Highness will dine with
oar Governor, Sir George Cooke; Admiral Sir George
Campbell, U. C. H. and Lord Combenwere w9l also
dine with the Governor. The Royal George yacht).
ready, and will go oat of the harbour this week. Pis
Majesty is expected the Ist or 2d of August at chi.
port, to em►ark on his sea ezenrsion.

Runlet I. Much emotion was used before the eontbctenta
met, and some asasterly attitudes excited admiration. Oliver
made a scientific parry of Iraloler's heavy-hitting right head.
They broke easy. and Painter plated • flush right-handed
hit upon the jaw. and in closing gut Oliver's brad suetined
with his left arm, and had a good weating-mateh at film:
but Oliver broke from his bold, and some cutinter-bits were
1-Nettling's]. Painter gate hit heed inclining forward fur
Oliter to make plat. and in try ing for a left-handed hit upon
the head Oliter reeeited two Wows, and in struggling for
the throw Oliter won it, but Palmer had decidedly the be-t
of the round, and the uproarious oppinitse of tee country
people could hare been heard miles otr.
V. Oliver placed a smart left-handed hit upon hi< tidier-
sary's body, and Painter showed first blood on the side of
the nose. from the straggle in the former rotund. which levied
IV isainetrs. Other parried Paiotter'i right hand again, and
returned upon the throat with the left hand. alien soup:
roorageons fighting. bull-dug fashion, took place. but Painter
fought shy, and seemed to depend upon his Firm') right hand.
Oilier placed blows. left and right, upon Painter's head. .t
rally followed, and eotinter-hits erre etrisanired, when
Painter got his adt ersary 's head again under his arm, and ad-
ministered some paolahment, and got Oli speeded across
the lower rope of the ring, and lot him go down eitliciet
hitting him.—ti to lon Painter.
3. Oliter placed a tremendous right-headed blow upon
his adtersary's head, which hit him sway, and set the bal:4
of his eyes in extra motion. and three him in • elose.—llet-
' tine as at the commencement.
1. A gallant round. in which much skill was displayed.
bet Painter appeared thick-wiuded at the mese. Ile gave
his head again to induce Oliver to male play, Ned is as creep-
ing lois left foot son to get it behind Oliver s right, to plate
his formidable right-handeol blow, in which he stleerefiell ;
hut Oilier refereed upon him, and had the best of in-tixlo-
- hut the worst of the went lug close again. Oilier gave
Painter first knock-down blow with his right hood upon the
head, and betting was even.
8, Ofivetiptased • left-banded blow apes the bead, and a
daring fighting round followed. in which Painter plated ore
of his right-heeded wigglers, which ottupined his antagonist
fur the moment. No better courage could be shown. mud Poi
give and take game was the order of fighting to e'er} pa7t
of the ring, until both were tired, and Oliver was throe
Muth distressed fur wind, sparred at respectful distance
until they had partially reetotered, when Oliver placed a
heat y left-handed blow upon lois adversary one, nod •
clo<e followed, in which Oliver hadthe worst, and both we:lt
down.

7. Ruth were down again, numb distres4ed.
b. Painter's right ugk was nearly darkened, but they
turned loose at each other again with great gallantry. a•id
Painter floored his antagonist by a heavy blow belkino t!:o
ear.

11. Oliver placed two good blows upon his adtersar3,'s
head in this round, and Painter appeared tbr woo distre.a,l
of theta 48, and had Wit 1114 strength of hlttiny trout Inas of
hod. mad in closing bath were down. Painter under; cud
Other was barked to a in at S and flu 4.

10. Both were so much distressed. that in ativaneing ter-
wards each other they dropped their 111%11116 es if runscioul of
their inability to hurt each other. When they did get to
work. some slaughtering took place, and at the close °Hier
went down from the effect of lliA own blow.

11. Tbls nes the last round. and rather abruptly termi-
nated the battle in 5$ minutes. Oliver weal to work ~h
much desperation. although bleeding freely from the num%
bat Painter's bead %hewed most of panishment, and bolt
Imply+ had nearly stopped his sight. Oliver bad the best
of the first part of the round. but he received a heavy bit in
a close upon the temple. which Bowed him, and he could
not come again to time. nod the denial was a welcome oaten
to the conqueror. Painter. whose 'violent. was at stake.

A serumd battle for a purse of 30 fatiorms, between Mart;n
and the Birmingham yoatb (Sampson) was woo by :Barti•h in
40minates. Nampwin was beat by superior strength, 533 it
was by no means a good aght.

LAW INTELLIGEXCE.
COURT OF CHANCERY, TetrasAr; .11:Lr 18.

The case of Brown and lie Tastet, which Lac under-
gone so much litigation, was ordered to stand fur aro-
Silent on Saturday.

TUE QUEENSIDEERT ESTATES.
The Loan Leis Nect.i.na.—'6 In that case of the Legs-
tees of the late Duke of tatieenshery, the last item in the
paper handed up to me is relative to the estates both in
England and Scotland. What are they? The item is
very large."
r. lIA KT •aid, some of the legacies and principal stock
was in England.
Mr. TIIIYWKII said he understood the value to be up-
wards of 100,06.11.
The Luau l'ie 4 NCIII.LOR.-" Let this be put at the top
of the paper fur Thursday. The paper handed up to me
I will hand von down : ion may, perhaps, be able tow-
plain it ; I thiak it of great importaaeo.
After some further oblervattune from kis Lordship, re.
Wive to the nature of the property.
Mr. Tuow ut expressed a nigh net to give a decisive
sewer as to the pant in guidon, is the abscises. of Mr.
Murray, who, if le were present, ovoid explain it.
The Lou Cnattecume said, that what with the 6:t-
ellies' hove (the Court), and that of the ',Noels elsewhere,
inks. this cue wag disposed of era Thursday, be much
feared that some timeneuW elapse Were it costa be got
rid of. The qualms itself was one of Great importance,
and be was extremely &axioms of ham/ it done any
with. The final argument was eventually settled to come

A young slurried lady wag saddetily take, In 'abase
on boned the Favourite stront-beet. in bet pettage to
Margate** Sondav task sod was safely deliested of a
line gtrl,by3lr. Ford, of the Commercial. road, Mut bap.
petted to be en board.

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