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. , ' A • ~ . . '.( . 0 . . . .• 1 • 1 1 1 . ~,, 1, . 1 1 . 1 I i 1 ; ~‘ , I ; I I 1 1 I , i I . 0 1 ' 1 j ilt . ' 1 . i 1' I !..\ • f ! 1 4 , . i `. . I i , r i i f $ . l i ' 4 ( I i H I I ! I , i I I I l i ,t. 1 11' 1 . li I . ii 1 e 1 ' l i \ f I A , 1 . 1 t . 6‘.., , , v —%.. •, t., - • GEORG'S AIM VULTURE TAVERN, filisromav, Arai:, 33, 1313. - A T an Adjourned MEETING of COU BANKERS held this day, for the purpose of taking into Efinsideration the Bill'introducs.d into the House of Commons, " Tu authorise Bankers in Etrataino and laze n, to liaise and circulate PromiseOry Notes, secured upon a deposit of Public Funds, or other Govertutient Securities, " Sir WILLIAM ELFORD, But. being called to the Chair, Iv was IILSOLVLD UNANIIIOIISIY, 1. 'Mat it is the opinion of this Meeting, that the proposed measure of the Chancellor of the Exchequer is one of peculiar • hardship :IA injustice to the Country Banker, and highly detri mental to the public interests. 2. That it marks, with unmerited suspicion, a class, as maa tual in fulfillieg their engagements, as any other class of Com. znercial Alen, and is a most prejudicial iuterf.rence op the part of Government with a branch of Commerce, which has adaptesls itself to the wants and conveniencies of the public, at:d is most • intimateiy connected with the welfare of event description of • national industry. 3. That such a measure is uncalled for, and Is a most severe restraint on that freedom of trade to which the country ewes its commercial ascendancy-r-an ascendancy much better maintained by the watchfulness of individuals than by the controul of Go vernment. 4. That if an interference of this nature be established, it will be a dangerous precedent, capable of being urged as a vindica tion of future encroachments to as indefinite extent, tending to overturn the whole system uf indlvidaal responsibiuty and trete commerce. 3. That the proposed measure, by giving one description of Creditors an undue preference, violates the moat equitable maxims of British Law. 6. That in the opinion of this Meeting, the principles and pro. widens of the proposed Bill, united with the heavy Stamp Duties, and other unavoidable expenses attending the issue of Oat and Two Pound Notes by Country Bankers, would act as a general, if not an entire prohibition to that description of circulating me dium; and that such a change would occasion material embar rassment in the operations of Trade and Agriculture. 7. That the effect of the proposed measure would probably bathe universal circulation of small Hank gf England Notes, thereby increasing the temptadon to the came of forgery, and the consequent insecurity of the public. • 8. That one of the most effectual means of preventing the frequent repetition of that crime, consists in protecting a des cription of notes which are constantly passing under the eye of • the issuer; and, that even if the Chancellor of the Exchequer should be correct in anticipating a very extended and distant circulation of the proposed rand Notes, such advantage would be more than counterbalanced to the Public and the Banker by an i- used liability to forgeries. 9. lost an tuaconu oiled command of that capital, is equally • essential to the independence of Private Rinker', to the puce tall fulehnent of their engagements, and to the interests and accanuncidion of the Public. , • 10. Thit the certain and immediate operation of the mea sure, if passed into a law, would be drew off sevarzl of capital from tire Country to London, thereby withholding the azcaccurrodatioa which hitherto has been so benefic.ally afforded by Country Banks to the trading and agricultural part of the cominur.ity. ' 11. That no advantages which the Chancellor of the Exche quer in his financi .1 arrangements may expect to derive from • such a measure, would by any means coizpensate the public, foe a pressure on all the various branches of indiastryawhich afford such extensive crnyloyment to the labouring classes, and are the great soarcea of national prosperity. - le. That in the opinion of this Meeting, the proposed mea sure would cathe in various ways a considerable ch.:minutia/a of the Revel:ix, mai render ditlicalt in many parts of tire country the punctual calection of the Taxes. lb. Thar the couneadon„ which the present Bill would is*. blisb between the circulation of this kingdom and the debts and • paper securities of Government, is contrary to every true maxim of political teconomy. and might be attended, on a change of public events, with a *scrims, in its nature and extent unex ampled in this country. 14. That in the yea 1797, ;question of a similar nature came under the consideration of Mr. Pitt; but on an interview with a Deputation of Country Hailers, that Minister consented to relinquish it. lb. That this Meeting concurs in the Resolutions of Thurs day last, and pledges itselito oppose, by all cor.s.itutianal means, the principles and provisions of a Bill, whica strikes equally at the foundation of private credit, and of general prosperity. 16. That a Copy of these Resolutions be sent by the Chair man to .11.. t Kart of Liverpool and the Right Honourable the Chancellor of the &chequer. T► e . aarl of Liverpool and the Right Honourable the Chan. raw of the Exchequer, having appointed T i svelve o'Clock on Wednesda next for a onference. Resolved unanimously, that this Mating do now adjourn, and assemble again at the British Coffee-house, in Cockspur street, do Wednesday neat, at Two o'Clock, to receive the Re p= of tit Deputation. (Mined) WILLIAM ELFORD, Chatiman. The Chairman having quitted the Chair, and D. B. Payne, 01,s4 3 calit..d thereto, it was lved unaniinously, That the sincere 'flanks of this Mea th( be given to Sir William Elford, Bart. for Lie important ser vices in the C.ummittee, and in the Chair on this occasion. (Signed) L. B. PAYNE, Chairmen. - - °tithe 7th of May wUI be published, handsomely printed in two large octavo volumes, price IL is. a 41 Edition of A COURSE of SERMONS, for the Lord's Day thioughout the Year ; from the Fuel Sunday In Advent, to the Twenty-Sf.h 'Sunday after Trinity; Including Christ i/WS Day, the First Day of Lent, Good Ttiday, and A venal.= Day. Adapted to. and taken chiefly from, the Servic.a for the Day. by JOSEPH HOLDEN POl - 1; A.M. Archdeacon of London, and Vicar 6 f St. Martiii-its.the-flelds. Printed fur F. C. and J. Rivington, No. CI, St. 1"ua1 a Church ynrd. 107 CAPITAU OF £V.0,000, £3,000, Mom ttc. Ls tlic New Slate Lottery, . 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Royal Regiment of Horse Guards—Cornet Gustavus Brat.der to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Brooke, promoted In the 17th Light Dragcors • Stafford Llotchkin, Gant. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Brander. .2cl Regiment of Dragoon Guards—. Lieutenant Fergus James Graham, from the half-pay of the It.,;iment, to be Lieutenant, vice John George Green, who exchanges. 4th Diito—Lieutenant James Chatterton, from the 14th Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, lace Wate, who retires. • 18th 11,,pi.nent of Light Dragoons—James Yorke Scarlett, GAOL to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Delapasturu, promoted. Ist or Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards—Lieutenant-Colo nel Wihiam C. Eustace, from half-pay of the late Chaslenrs Britanniques, to be Captain of a Company and Lientitaant- Colorel, vice J. H. Davies, who etc:viruses; Captin tort. James Hay to ha Captain of a Company and Lieuteeaut.L'o luitcl, by purchase, vice Cook, who rt.:arcs: Royal Scots—Captain William Henry Butlet, from half-pay of the 6th West India Regiment, to be Captain of a Company, vice William Gordon, who exchanges, receiving the d3feronce. sth Regiment of Foot—Ensign Edward Eustace Hill,ftorn half. pay a the Regiment, to be Ensign, vice Bishop , apPoiitea Quarter-Master ; Ensign Henry Bishop to be QUarver-Mailer, vice John Watson, who retires upon the half-pay. 10th Ditto—Captain George Chandler, from. the half-pay of: he late lit Greek Light Infantry, to be Captain of a Company, vice Thomas Fothcrgill, who exchanges, receiving the dil fcrence ; Surgeon William O'Donel, from the half-pay of the late New Brunswick Fenciblts, to be Surgeon: vice Octavius Pritchard, who exchanges. 14th Ditto—Captain William Turr.or, frcm the half-pay of the Reginient to be Captain of a Company, vice Henry Ncioth, who exchanges. lath Dittem4sieutenant Arthur Richardson, from the half.pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant , vice 'Thomas Harositon, who exchanges, receiving the difference. std Ditto—Lieutenant.Colouel Hon. John M. Maitland (In specting Field Officer of the Militia in the lonian Islands), to be Lieutenaria-C,lonel, vice Maitlar.l, who exchanges. 40th Regiment of Foot—Ensign John Newman, from the half pay of the lath Foot, to be Eanlign, vice Henry Stur. Napier, who exchanges.. 48th Ditto—Lieutenant Edward James O'Brien, from the Rifl e Brigade, to be Lieutenant, vice Gibson, who exchanges. 49th Ditto—Lieutenant Henry Maxwell, from the half-pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice James King, who ex changes receiving the diflfrence. Slat Date—Lieutenant Joseph Jones, from the ball pay of the 81st Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice Henry Read, who exchanges, . . - . receiving the diTertnee. 34th Ditte—Licutenant Charles Highmore Potts, from the Itoyal York Rangers, to be Lieutenant, vice Joseph . Henry Potts, who exchanges. sCt!i Ditto—Lieutenant Warburton Grey, from the half-pay of U.' Regiment, to be Liet , tenant, vice D. Dundas, who ex cha.:ges, receiving the differerce; Lieutenant William Would& to Adjutant, vice Dundas, who resigns the Ailjutantcy. only. G2d unto—Ensign John Higginbotham to be Lieutenant, vice ILylend, deceased; John Lane, Gent. to be Ensign; vice I Higginbotham. 75th Ditto—Paymaster Charles Cox, from the half-pay of the late Roll's Regiment, to be Paymaster, vice Henry Tiddintan, who retires upon half-pay. 81st Dittoi--Captain Thomas Coleman, from the 98th Foo t , to be Captain of a Company, vice Duff, who exchanges. 87th Ditto--Lieutenant Joseph Turner to be Captain of a Com pany, vice FitaClarence, deceased. 118th Ditta—Captain William Mackie ' from the half-pay of the' Regiment, to be Captain of a Company, vice James l'ooie Oates, who exchanges. 98th Ditto--Captain Robert Duff, from the 81st Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Coleman, who exchanges. Rifle Brigade—Lieutenant Edward Gibson, from the 48th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice O'Brien, who exchanges. Royal York Bangers—Lieutenant Joacph Henry Potts, from the 54th Foot, to'be Lieutenant, vice Potts who exchanges. Royal African Corpe--floepital- Assistant Jell We Mara to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Armstrong, placed upon half-pay. :attro.—Lieutenant-Colonel James Maitland, from the 543 tact, to be Inspecting Field Officer of the Militia irethe lonian Islands, vice Hon. J. M. Maitland, who exchanges. WAItOPTICE, APItIL 25. 3d Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Richard Martin, Gent. to be Corret, without purchase. sth Ditto—Lieutenant Thomas Matthews to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Houghton, who retires; Henry Higginbotham to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Matthews; Ensign William Battler, from the Otith Foot, to be Cornet, vice Spence, who exchanges; Gentleman Cadet Ramsay, from the Royal Military College, to be Comet, by purchase, vice Higginbotham. 11th Regiment of Light Dragoons--Lieutenant Edward John Henry Wise°, from half-pay of the 40th Foot, to be L;eure rant, vice Myles Sandra, who exchanges, raceivirg the dilfererce. 15th Ditto—Sir Fre.derick Henniker, Bart. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice.. Douglas, promoted. 19th Ditto--Lieutenant John Jlammersley to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Anderson, who retires • Francis John Swaine Hepburn, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Snood, promoted. Ditto—Sorgcon Anthony Casar Colciough, from the Wit Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Francis Edwards, who retires upon half-pay Of the 96th Foot. 35th Ditto—Lieutenant John Mac Queen, from the 60th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice WiMarns, who exchanges. 34 Regiment of Foot GUalY's—Caprain Charles Talbot to be Captain or a Company and LiNitetent-Colonel, without chase, vice Home, who refit a ; Lieater.ant Digby Murray to be Lieutenant and Captain, by ptazhasr, vi^s T..:Los, pro : 'noted ; Phillip* Cathy, (;•nt. to bt tamp and Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Mlahay. • dtb Tter,iment of Foot—Lieutenant Robert W-Eatte, front the bait-pay of the Ragimert, to be Licuteuant, vice Michael Grasiheed Hamer, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 11th Ditto—Surgeon William Chirntide, M.D. from the North Carl Militia, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Frederick Dige who retires on half-pay as Assistant-Surgeon to the Form. to the room of Aidstana.Surgeon Williams. 12th Ditto--Lientenant Bickerton Chamberlayne, frorn half-, pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Thomas Gale whft exchanges, reces sing the difference. 29th Ditto.—Ensign John liorthwick, from the half-pay of the 10th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Wm. Lynam, who exchanges. 35th Ditto—Ensign Edward Ingram, from half pay of the Regiment, to be Ensign, vice Anthony Joseph'hfaeduttell„ who exchanges ; Captain George Moulton, front the half-pay of the Regiment, to be Paymaster, vice David home, who retires upon half-pay. 53d Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant-Cob - int! Oliver George Fehrszen, from half-pay of the Regiment, to be Major, sice Mansell, promoted. 55th Ditto--Captain Frederick Welsh, from the half-pay of the York Light Infantry Volunteers, to to: Captain of a Com pany, vice John Campbell, who exchanges. 56th Ditto—Surgeon Henry William 31arklitm, from half-pay of the 96th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Colclough, appointed to' the 22d Light Dragoons. 61st Ditto—lieutenant Henry Morgan Randall, from half-pay of the 6cth Foot, to be larutenant; vice John Montagu . Elli son, who exchanges, receiving the differenc,. 1111 d Ditto—oLieutvnant William Clune, from the half-pay of the late sth West India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice William Cathy, who exchanges. 71st Ditto--linsign John Francis Woodward, from the 774 Foot, to . be Ensign, vice Spaldlog, who exchanges, 734 Ditto—Enstm John Spakliny, from the list Foot, to be Faisign, vice Woodward, who exchanges. 1110th atto--Lieutenant Andrew Williams, from the 25th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Macgee, n, who exch.ingea. 87th Ditto--I....eutenant Henry Windham llesharres, from the half pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Turner, promoted. 89th Ditto--Captain Roger Sheehy, frets the half-pay of the Regintect, to be Captain of a Company, vice Walborn lie% who exchanges. 934 Ditto—Lieutenant Edward Richard Macdonnell, from the half-pay of the Royal Scots, to be Lieutenant, vice James Ev rat, who ekkatges, receiving the differeece. 55th Ditto--Astietant-Sergeon to the Forces William Williams, front half.pay, to be Assistants Surgeon, vice Napier, appoint ed Supereurnerary Assimutt-Surgeon in India. 98th Ditto—Cornet James Spence, frost the sth Dragoon Guards, to be Ensign, vice nattier, who exchanges. Rale Bri g ade — Lieutenant William kenry Douglas; from the half-pay of the 26th Foot, to be Lieutenant. vice Ralph Thompson, who exchanges. 3d Wert India Regiment—Ensign Alexander Turner to be Lica teizant, vice Hodgkinson, deceased; GentleriAn Ca let Fre derick Scargill, from the Royal Military Cent.ge, to be En sign, vice Turner, promoted. 4th Ditto--Second Lieutenant John Senior, front the half-pay of the 3d Ceylon Regiment, to be Ensign, vice Edward Wil liams, who exchanges, receiving the iiiiltaance. Royal York Rangers— lieutenant Wiiiiam Tudor, front the half-pay of the 82d Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Charles Wil liam Stewart, who exchanges. Royal West India Ranges—Lieutenant William Alexander Anderson, from the half-pay of the Yprk Light Infantry Vo lunteers, to be Lieutenant, vice Th.nias Mirlyze, who tx changes. York Chasseurs--Lieutenant John Muirson, from half pay of the Royal Scots, to be Lieutenant, vice Joseph Jou( a, who exchanges. • plunibei Brt2l bur Em bAn deals Sea, ton. ter. tors. Kay' • neenzAt. mat. Sargon John Gideon Van blillengen, M.D. frotn half-pay, to be Surgeon to the rorces, rice Rain Howell, who retirks upon half-pay. IT.tir. Assiscant-Storekeeper 7 GeneraliLmas Alexander Somersall, ta Dzputy-Storekeeper-General. Commissions in the Royal Regiment of Cheshire Yeomanry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Cous.ty of Cheater. Corn: t Ilobert llolbrooke to be lieutenant, vice Iligginson, de cused ; Cosmo George \Wallace, Gent to be Cornet, vice R. Holbrooke, promoted. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Simnel Spyer,Of ------ Alie-street, Goodman'. Fields, Middle- MA, machant, dealer and chapman. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Thackray and ' '''''''''''''' of Greenwich, Kent, linen-drapers and copartners, to surrender April YS, 5/.iy 9, and June 6, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornws, Messrs. Sud - low, Francis, and Urquhart, Monument-yard, London. Luigi Siepi, of the Say- Market, jeweller and lapidary, dealer and chapman, April 29, May 5, and June 6, at ten, at Guild hall.. Attornies, J.les;r4. Mayhew, Price, and &lan, Chan- cery-lane, London. Joseph Lachlan, of Great Ala-street. Goodman's Fields, slip blotter, dealer and chapnwin. April 98. May 16, and June 6, • at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Mean. Daman, Greases, and Baxencide, King's Arms-yard. CAUltall-efeet. Lawrence Williams, of Curator-street, Chancery-lane, London, colourman, dealer and ehapman, April 96, May 9, and June 6, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Humphreys, London Bridge-Foot, Southwark. James Small, of Bristol, coach-proprietor, dealer and ehaptnan, May 4,5, and June 6, at twelve, at the White Hart Inn Bristol. Attornies, Mr. W. It. King, Serjeant's-Inn, Fleet: street, Landon; or Mr. J. IL Frankis, George Sargent, of /Listings, Sussex, ship-owner, merchant, le dear and Chapman , May 2,9, and June 6, at twelve, ax Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. T. Clark, 8, Ours, Minot.cs. John Henry Poohnan, late of the Precinct of E. Catherine's, Middlesex, and of the New York Coffee-houw. ' Londisc, mer client, dealer and chapman, April 48, May 9, and Jar e 6, at eleven, at Guild h all. Attornies, Messrs . Tem a iler, Glynes, and Tnontsota, Burr -street, FastSmithfiell _ _ John James, of Bristol, gr. r..k.der and eltaputan„ May 6,7, and June 6, at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms, Thistoh— Attornies, Meal. La mberts, Taylor, and Deane, 2, Grafe- Inn-square, London ; 'or Mr. Cooke, Bristol. Edward Wale, of Sheepshead, Leicestershire, baker, dealer and chant/tan, May 7, at sir, May a, at eleven, at the Bull's head Inn, Hinckley , and June 6, at eleven, at the George Inn, Hickley. Attornies, Mr. Wm. Cowden, Hinckley, or Messrs. Long and Austen, 4, Holborn-coart, Gray's Inn, London. _ _ . . John Jackson, of Leeds, Yorkshire, merc hant, May 6,7, and June C, at eleven, at the Court House, Leeds. Attornies, Messrs. Lamberts, Taylor, and Deane, 2, tiny% Intriquare, London ; or Mr. Biome, Leeds. Edwxrd Nicoll, of Hemel Hempstead, wine and brandy :un- Chant, April 425, May 16, and June 6, at ten, at Guiiilhall, Attorney, Mr. Martindale, Gray's hut-square. Joseph Grego y, of W.dford, Lancashiti., vicitiaTher, tfeakr and chapnian, .111. c, 11, 12, and June 6, at nine, at the Prince', . . . • Taverc Winchester. Attornies, Mr. Csviieil, Micuchesten or Chancery-lane. Isar- Le PListriu, of the Minories, watch-maker, dealer and chapman, May 2, 16, snd June 6; at one, at Guildhjl. At tornies, Messrs. Mayhew, Prier and Styan, Chancery-L:l.. Charles luky, of Whitechapel, st able-keeper, dealer and chic, - man, April k. 8,, May a, and June 6, at ele ven, at GuiMirtJ. Attorney, Mr. Gray, Tyson-place, Kiogalandroad. William (Macrae, of Loa Change, Twycross, Leicestenhiv., fantsr and nutmeat, denier and chapman, May 15, 16, and June 6, at eleven, at the Woolpack Inn, Moor-sire, t, ba nd:limn Anoraks, blessrs. Alexander and Ilolnie, N. • . Inn, London; or Mr, Parker, Birmingham. John Prittbard, of Battle-bridge, varnish-manufacturer, dealer and cnapnian, April cs. Nlay 9, and June 6, at r r, a. Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Toulmin, Carcoartben-strect, teakam Court-road. CSarkes'Ethibop, of Hizh-street, Southwark, linen-draper, May . It, 9, and June 8, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Nix.. Wright, Upper Thames-street. Richazd Dennis, of Ilardney, Lincolnshire, blacksmith, May 2,9, and June 8, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attor ney, Mr. Spencer, Belvede;e-place, Borough-road. John Burton Gooch, of Warnford-court, merchant, dealer :aid chapman, May 2, 12, and June 6, at ten, at Gui/dh- At torney, Mr. Mount, Tokenbouse-yard. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL April SC R. Mason, Norfolk -street, Mlddlexa llospit:1, carver and gilder, at eleven. May 9, G. and S. Robinson, ra t-rnoster-row, booksellers, at twelve. nay 18, J. Graham, Gloucester.street, Quem-square, tailor, at one. May 16, It. norwood, Strand, dealer in glas., at eleven. May 16, W. Tftrogmortoo-etreet, factor, at twelve. Way to, J. Fowls?, Erchin-Ime, trcArt, at titan- Ur Herbert, Tukeshutrat,t.uti, Lrcker.., at ten. Tf &markt lotrixt, rmrchart, at ctn. MT ridge, Pangbaurne, timber-merchant, at der DIVIDENDS to be made iu the CO May 97, J. word, 13etc.K. mers!ant, at Uon, Kettles. May 27, it. Wsrd, the White Lion, Decclet.. jur.e C. A. Stir:, mlrchant, it eleven it the Royal Hotel, pe r 32, J. Lacy, Whitey, alti?-builder, at sieve Duck, Scale-lane, Dull. May 17.0, T. Bin nen.sitanstfactuter, at twelve, at the liutk..l May 39, J. flocks, Wm.borne Minster, taro the King's Arms, Wimborce Minter. Mal nington, merchant, at eleven, at the Cre , May 16, K Discock. Abii.gdfle.drsper, st Inn, or Qsseen's Arms, Alli;gtion. Me; Tutirlby, Lanier, at aleeen, at the Bull, , Foster, Liverpool. tipilser-moteLat.t, at a - 1, Williantsoa-sitsitre, LiverpooL Mal ii cot, nurstryman, at out, at the York Hut L.cryool. Ziiy . l 9. S. J c2tik, C osi. Adnam. • .taw.-kee: marbles Burps jun- "" u . n .. l .qiei tberi Ilea tie, .••== 111 crush era poin ^cte ar to si t , e L m ne a k d e e n. i: • crbett, Dl T y rakes ius huu mp se- s t owls?, Birehln-I:ne, Ureter , at titans- May a t .., - saCi.l./1. Barnard lotru.i, rmtchart, at Ito. May 'ia ; - 7? Lhi. lge, Pangbourne, timber-merchant, at eke I-. - ' 4,0 'rive ski May 27, J. Ward, 13eccles, inershant, -t to eat 1: Cr+ 'on, Beetles. May 27, Ift • V ""ds Bzecles . 2 1' :.. h .,.! thi 7 :Si various I e White Lion, Decclet.. one C. A. Stse.';L --. 1 . ,' 4 t4 .t objects. enchant, at eleven it the Royal Hato, i0n...1 ~,.""m l 4{. , J. Lacy. Whitey, ski?.builder, at eiee, s , ,--- '',.' 111 ,.; uck, Scale-lane, !lull. May :so, T. Hirer., i t -- It ."'i An Eta :a-manufacturer, at twelve, at the 1i0d...i . . - ,i''.:it. - ti , , t'c. - .:ei by ay 1 9, J. /leeks, Win.bonst Minster, taluer , : 14 ',„ 4 o t the r e King's Arms, Wimborue Minster. May is ' C. ' a - . `m, frincess :, ngton, merchant, at eleven, at the Croarr,'K.,,„7, 7 . T . ay 16, E. 11ascack. AbMgdor, draper, at te, - .... --c i" ` i 7 9 2) Wi ' iti, or Queen's Arms, 1.11174d0n. May :-.: ..i . :' .--, tilt iitirlby, Lamer, at eleven, at the Bull, Li!, ;, , - -7, ‘; aster, /,Iverpool. tinilaer- m. ettai.t, at c,. ...., - t cf.' . z Tr` i h Williamson-sits:Tr, LiverpooL May iii ' . lie.ic . `„ 4l . t eft•re y c t, nuretrynaan, at out, at the York Iletel. t..... -, "ni ,3 , ; (1i1 , 2(1 'ver i .ool. Mly 19, S. Jc:a-ph, Cosi:et, ....),., - :. ". 7 41 . iea fur t c , -t, at one, at dr? India Arms, G, -ps.r. :. . *,* 4. -,,, , s n. Wimborne Minster, tanner, a-..!avele . -; - i. .r `r• Fi b 'imbarne !dinner. Atay IE, .1. Saahon,..l .. 7 i . ..ar• g' . .! in ore, at the Regal /iota, ::...ssAte. j., ~ '` ,44- 1: iffie Marcie, farmer, at elcven , at the 1 .. . r-A "..' ' strived me 4, J. Crockett, r,eventre, si'lse^.r-.., •.,"'' - t‘-: - and alill, log's Head, Coventry. May 18, 11. bacc a ...., ;-.... received avetbant, paper-ansnviacturer, at h,ct. a t .1,z... ~...• arrived y a mannsoft. I;orwich. J:isy 15, W. W.. ...-........' ' • Itt:COL:N.Titi;":l umber, at ten, at tb : Caurt-1......, 1,1,,15. ' 3- ‘..* Deliall ; FISCe Wi CERTIFICATZI.i—]aIas!' 12 cc :,. cf Prose J. Warner and J. Lord, D.abv. rev.r..c • - s, •-- 7-, ,ft • A lett tread -street, warehouseman. J. 11:reer, Crt..5..5... : '.- * unser. W. Walters, flennitsr, ‘.Varpir:, Y. yr . -: i. - .ve an, largc , sa, Leicester, hosier. D. Wtitc!.ere, th:,.4 . 4.;,i . : 7 • . r...4th dit ..toter. W. Lloyd, sen. Peckham, singsed,t. w ...:'. she Niel ;artistry. grocer. S. and A. SturderLrd, li anc l ‘ t,.., i ' L l , Mir beg rakes.. W. RIOT. Liverpool, corn-Ix-tor. T. PH,••,. ' • tr. sled net NI, tailor. P. Privett„ Hightail, rnaltster. J. M. •• • •r i - in. listen-draper.—W. !frown, Nalford sailoatak,.j 6 . -1: gai,e, T, Worcester, &Ott. J. Davies, Lies , ioer.a.,.•i.,i ...; piece. 7. Goo lycaz, Alderrgate-street. Lraw.hat-mar.e.. , ... ---; s.roi the kittens. jun. Leckhampstead, Lamer. R. Wail!, - lie' - pilot wa alslis.keepet. C. 1 . . Cratklow, Scott's W5,rf..i.......:, ;. ‘ sarble-rnerchatit. J. &own, London, army-ele:' . .Jr. .. 4 " ._.Gene forge, Slog's Arms-buildings, hosier. J. Wiese., ii...,. • 7 Gs I.ls kt ail-maker. T. Porter, Lonrown, mr.atepe- T. L. , ' un. Charlton, fanner. A fei DISSOLUTIONS OF r.tnvaastr.rs. cf ea. r Peering and Co. .114:Itscouth, :h....1t-favors. 2.11'11. stnnsaau, Itanclie%ter. Lord .nil 111...c1ay, Ratild.L.:. E., fsrwar.l him and Preston, Whitby, te!..C.te - s. L-0...5e all p,t,..- kieriir..- I...cladale, watch-makers. Pulthc.t 471(i Reed, Llcnr-tc TY' ' :Ist-3 uharfingers. Wiildtere and Itobers, C...1:ei,-..-t,'", c',.. .:1 .anila= or., Corry and Dalton, Liverpool, ccerec.rn. A. s . :. I. Kay, Manchester, cotton-mere-ants. Drcr. : . i /..n, T . •-........ Zulu's-strett, japen-manufactercts. Moor. a.a!:•,-....,. i, , .-....—... mach-miters. Commias ar.d Drew, Port . ..gsl- rte:, r‘t: • • Coupland and Smith, Lincoln, brewers. Ti-rp, 2 :.d .k., Pltrwentt, fax..apinnera. Bev er and Co. Bri.te., r....,.-- . Johnson and Russell, Northallerton, dra:ver. S:4:10, a;:„;, .:,, rannash, Manchester, coaheitalees. - Cillias a. - d lire.s.r. 1'.7 • ton, cabinet-makers. T. ar.i F. Burgin, Stafford. t • -.... 1 and J. Ileghe% Chichester, plasterers. Aakr .1. - .0 i Its PRIM Tolley-street, stationers. Resit pes SPANISH AMERIC.I. 4 • India __-.... - VERA CRUZ, DECEIIBETI El. Pros: On the 6th November, tl:e Bi.anish G.:Ler:: I.:7.11 the E) attacked the fort of St. Gregono with a tr . ..- c tonaily 1200 men, among whom were 30D u1qr5.,::1te..72. to-day goons, the mid force being supported ',e- '21:i11.?.-1 favour. of the chassenrs of the re7-rnel: , .. cf 5..v.1.'7e Zr.;.. :50 Cp to mounted dragoons. The fort withrtocci a in.:,..:,.:a.z.- fug attack, and at half-past ene is tae :at !:,.n. a taken i breach was made practicable, of 6-. e !i:c ..i :7.l:tr heavy. yards. The attack was then renetre.i. 4... a -.i :....:e thne i much less than within musket-shot, al.:. 01:r..•..........:ei mesa ti parties, notwithstanding :he hear;- Err .f•.: , . : :es and it of artillery kept tip by the Ir.dtTer.leAts. :..... cc. .':.? muskets, actually effected a lodgment cr..... - ?111. course pets ds and walls, wresting some nrciceks co: .. :•.e Mull of the enemy. About this time :::::. : .....rt. without firing a shot, kept on ailvaacinz y .-.......r. ; By Within a stone's throw of the fort, it hapy,e..e.: , .:. Veral Lieutenant-General Penaranda. cf the rel.:in!et::: in a p , Navarre, was shot through with a muske:b.d. a:I carried away in 4 dying state. The colcm:. , ; '.l SO of In much depressed by tills event, that it w 7 . -.! impo.i .....e crush to get it to move one step in advance: nor Ael? . .:e rya threats of the offcers, or the example of our i J . . 7•• the IS able to urge them forwards. Our part.-4 wee lia•• • rand rally sacrificed by the quick fire kept up from ::: fort, from which 200 men made a sally, ai:• 4 . :.rots fully Our people in a state of the 11105 t shame:al r. ;. , ,1it •-o- hat e wards the Barranca. The remainder of '.l - .....ivr..;e 1 quern parties were entirely destroyed. rrcv( IRAPAUTO, NOVEMBER :r. An OfEcer of the regiment of rcr(!:1.11.. 4 . lc. •. _C trs T 1 as follows to Vera Cruz ;—" I !lave ,:•st r'-'cr-':'l'L :s last. place. On the morning o:the 16th ::;,111:. a gtnri of I) attack was made on fort San Gret: ,. ..: , ..ir..ter... l "al aud continued fire on both sill . :s. A b.ea;.': Tu . FroP opened, but it W 2.3 impossible tc :,::u: - .. - P :Le caerfifs ram ..• batteries. Neverthele s s as as.aii::. I , T :!--"•-- ".. . 2 oei testa ! upon, but it ar.hs attenaed with no :...:r rei0..i...2 Corr the loss of a great number of our tr,:op,s, s cr.c. • ~ fact amounted to 45 ()dicer., two Baer'. a.,.!. f , ) ever men. Of my company only o ne EnciTi. is lei; i poin .- ,• 1 , -ii.i , - )-.. ate .our Major, Avila, and t.: - • Otr,cer,i , ._ ~ —.,. , caret, Gata. Rivas, H-!-::.: - ~ ar..llaer.tcß, were. ~. was and the Ensiga of zri...1 , .i ..:s .1-••••',1G" , r , = 4 1; v'c's l ,.::.' Con so that the re-iment . •:* ':avare ar..l Feri:r.a::- !i- -.7. A have been left in a ct - •.on-: , ~.• :,-.•er•• - --, I- - ~,. ::lie laxly the characurs and f--..-,-t....'.:7 ~ ...f t1E1...... ~„. .10:. of the enEilly lia • i •11 -.-i- ~- ;.•-:..at, sr.: : ~... •:a 3 ceive they w0r..1 I.e 11. - .. t. le to •:•,:..: - .7-: : '.:.. Of E att• - i.t,, but O.: .. , .n:.... la I . - in.::. -......:,.•-• - ." is it . . preclndes us t-crn cit '.-y•;.. i , a s i. : ,0 •-•- - : : .. ~. , :lil :Ind of ail :s, that we la.:. in v. ..7. -, t t I ..F, - . ,. : • . i :Eft :tad stores, the-.• am ve..y ......i....y . , :71 ' ''• ' .....:. - . -.,.....5a one Cling is i.. - ,:i .::,i, -.. e 1::.... - •:-.- - the ..- i.f ai. , :iiiier. 4 tai yENTra, DITE- 7 7.7117 ":- ... r.:. ,t,...tu A letter from a l;1•., ..• -...‘, :-. le.. ".: 7 7 2. .- "a says as f01'..-••ivs :—•• t: i ..., O. ; 1 r - ,•• •- - . to 1::.:c 1, .t !-,,,•:,,,•,:. s.,:t:•;•. -,.. • i - )...- • • • • , -- -:' -ail • -, merit; of Na% ari , -, F- • -!;.•.'''''.. V I. ...• - '. , etl villi..llll4s•ts `.l , ,en It fr. sit. ; -•..-- . 1... -1) :.id - iiittAlit vitia the g.,.:it.•r...1.:44 A..: •; • .- ::,.. tllEir having; ~1... c.% ,. 1.,, , m ....., ...ir , : , i . 1 • . ''-. 1 , tic . w;io direct them, ...7 _1 s, . -..1 bin. ' ...• 1,. : ....-:,.. et nitro:l6le. l'::•. i• t .% to .!••-. ...;.1.1... • I • - .. 1- . to Ye:nl) T a r•• le 'td b'oNvi• • r ‘. •• •••• !..... • '•-• th 116 men. 'ilie nc..\-s rf 17: , .. L:l : .l. ,--:. . the fo.t c.f 5.:4 i:rert.rin. V. • - 1 , 7 '''' : I ",.... • ea •••r: above day, was :•,nt 1:::.: .. a -ri: 1..'... 2 .. • ..- -.. S 1 •her, llet.W'Zl-.1:.1.i..11:.r, t i e di ...;•,.. 7 ',.....•..''.. • k ' ,'. :f - TheViccrcy, it: COTciucr.c.: .4 Clii r...: :•. • 1 .. , .. .., i ha., expelic!icEd a severe chil'.ie. At :.,• :-.,• ....-... b • sirens of going in pease ..., ts.) ii.:now tle. it,..::, : . i has been un-ble to do it." •