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. . -. . . .._ . , - .. • . . .. _ ••• - • • ' • , . . . . ..• ••• .„ . ,• . • . .. . . % . -' •:. .1. t - 'a , C . * I . - 111;•> '' . • - ' 7; s.• • . 1•;; .2i , , , I,*II —• , b. ' y r i '''' , + ' I I a ' • I, -. . ( 1 .N 1 1 . ... . .. ~,, e , N or ~ . . • . , ..., . ik i „,.. . , 74%. *I 12 46 1 • 1 t:t. •-•••. Nelilini.—. ~t• 4. 1 ., ~ ---- _At/AY - -- lIIITUILLLWO-OFFICE, Anwar, 1, 1827. FROM THE LONDON ,4thr e' THECOMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING . ---... kis MAJESTrS AAFT,te..do hereby give *ogee : CROWN-OFFICE, .7 rot on FRIDAY, the sth instant, they will be ready to Members returned to serve In e gh of Oxford--Qointin wave Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for the supply of Beauchamp Sevnumr, Req .. 'SIGHT HUNDRED SACKS OF KILN DRIED HOUSE• guars for the Borough of Orford, M OLD FLOUR, and FORT Y TONS of • NEW OATMEAL. Borough o da, °Seawall, hr and stand a Burins for the said ' la be delivered booth Maiesty's Victualling Stores, at Deptford, arc half of each species by the 20th, and the remainder by the 't 50th instant. Samples of the Oatmeal, of not less than Three Quarts seed, ten be produced with the Tenders. .. I The C on ditions of the Contracts may be seen at this 9014 / - 1 - \ Each Tender must specify the price in words at leurphall i s .delivered before One o'Clock on the Day appointed ; and*/ who makes the Tender, or some Persia on his behalf; wigs 11N101 40 SNOW when Plied for. M ;mum CLIFTON. I`—'' --------------------"------7------:" i EAST INDIA 1106114 Dreaskr *op I" I 1. rrHE COURT of DIRECTORS of thelliflTlal 1, .i. cOMPANT e iffECHAA T 8 e ENGLAND, hoden( Is the EAST INDIES, a hit* gem .11ssiee, • • 1 ,, That the Coen will be ready to receive Proposals in erridste 0 t or before Winsome, the 17th January ant, to the Owner or 1.1 • Owens of geed, sound, sad substantial COPPER BOTTWMIID 6 SHIPS, of the BURTHEN of SEVEN HUNDRED TONE and upwards, Registered Measurement, specifying the Rate of Freight at whkh he or they may be wilting to let such Ships , for ' I 4 we Voyage, to and from China.l 4 . - The Tenders, with the weeds " Ship Tender" on the cover, to It 4 all be severy sealed up, and left with the Secretary, at this Roos s' _4l or before Twelve o'Cloelt at Noes, en the said Wedneeday, the 41 17tIt January next, beyond width hour the Court will not re. i„,i ceite any Tender. JOSEPH DART, &eretarp. le The particulars of the Terms and Conditions upon which the a , •ps will be employed, may be had upon application at the OSce M • she Clerk to the Committee of Shipping, on or after Friday, • std instant. si GUY'S HQSPITAL. ' • 2 CHOOL OF MEDICINE, ANATOMY, SUR 'ill GREY, atc.—The SPRING OURSE a' -LECTURES litwill commence . MOEDA Y, the eid. NI HEORY and PRACTICE of EDICINE--Dr. BILIONT. NATERIA MEDICAandTHERPIAPEUTICS--Dr. ADDISON. Id; ANATOMY and SURGERY—Mr. MORGAN and Mr. Coons. In , ACTICE and OPERATIONS of SURGERY Mr. Kr: lea sod Mr. Montan. tak Mr Avner Coons, Bart. will also occasionally Lecture. lIIDWIFERY ; and PHYSIOLOGY, or the LAWS of ill . ANIMAL fECONOMY—Th. Ikunnetz. HEM ISTRY—Mr. Aram, Mr. Anne, and Dr. Bourne[. k Du .'• , BOTANY, PRACTICAL and MEDICAL--Dr. Baton:. , TRUCTURE and DISEASES of the TEETH—Mr. Bur -1 Pupils to the Surgical Practice et Go 's Hospital are allowed to IN/ attend that of St. Thomas's. real Fee Particulan apply to Mr. Seeczas, Apothecary to 41440 " Iv :, .. . - , -4 : did ' .. This day was paiblkhed, .• • In - - • •• Four Aral. limo. price 21 41 -- • ' 'ti` apo; HE SEER of TIYIOTDALE ; a Romance.-- *l* By L. II STANHOPE. Anther of the Bandit's Bride, Crusaders, Runaemede, Di Montrasn Siege of Kenilworth, Age we live i n, • Confessional of Valombre. dm Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. London. ; e t aka • 'Where may be had, published this Autumn I Gslumanta MORNAY. By Mks AP Leod. Four Vols. 21 9a.. id. wee * EOTWltata Anse. By Miss Haynes. Four Vol.. Mink ._-.... FIRST AND Lam INANE DT WIIDDID Lire. By R. St. Clair. • our Vela. Ai fis. Assess or Vaults& By Agnes Last:aster, Second Edition, Ms i ear Vols. Ai is. O 4 . Misnam e Montt ; or, the Wizard's Tower. Three Vols. Mho, Id. iiam rem Towns. By the Author of Ilinniekburn. Three Vols. aid 0 dd. . it tie Is St. • S Isitc! COLDS, COUGHS, ASTHMAS, Ike. " . . 1 fti, 4. 1111 UTLER'S .PECTORAL ELIXIR. Egan' • AY during a very long period, has incontestibly proved. DIN• & superior efficacy of this Medicine, in all cases of Couss, WO and Asemearic Arno sows. By promoting gentle expectorattiei it very shortly relieves the Patient of a slight or recent Cold, and a DIM- taw doses are generally suthcient to remove those which neglect mmir his rendered more confirmed and-obstinate, and which are accom- N g d panted with Cough, Spitting of Blood, and 'Other serious symptoms. PUS" ID peculiar Balsamic powers tend to bealEnteneas, and allay the irritation of the Lungs in cises'of Cough ; and lniAeglimafle At -o=l. fi ctions it assists and g ives freedom to the Breath. Sold in Bottler, at Is. tad. and is. od. by Baden. Chernies, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's ; 73, P r ineee-street• grliablUillhe ' 1 2 . 410 and 54, Sackville-street, Dublin ; Savory and Cu. 156, New Bernie ........ wen; Willmott, 65, High . street , Bo rou g h ; end.by the principal Medicine Venders in she United Kingdom. -, glibil Of whom may be had, BUTLER'S BALSAIIEIC LO , ZENG ES, used. in meet Coughs, Hoarseness, &c. and for ten- 1 na. daring the voice Clea r and Flexible. and protecting teas organs front ' the effecten i ex ertAon. In Boxes is. igd. aod is. 9d. N.B. Ask for Botsza's Peceekat Ening. Pin d —...-----------------------. AROMATIC SPIRIT OF VINEGAR.. ..--- THIS agreeable perfumed liquor (t he original in. I_ tendon of Ms. Henry) whi ch is of well.ksown efficacy in eOd relieving Faintness And Head-ache and in counteracting the .......e.• effects of overheated , time, or infect ed air, continues to be pro . or. • pared, in the greatest perfection, by Messrs. THOS. and Wtl. '. • . HEN RY, M a nufacturing Chemists , Ma nchester. It is sold in' a a ipaclon, wholesale and retail, by Messrs. Beam , and Ilt.mv, fili Perfumers, Cockspur.street ; and Retail, price is. 91. by une Id' * gent or more in every principal Town ; but it c annot be genuine, sakes the names of the above preparers are engraved on the Dovernment stamp, which is fixed over the cork of each box.— U m • ! Proper Sponge Boxes are sold by Bayley and Blew, as usual. • r --- As above may also be had, authenticated by a similar stamp, 40 0 Ms HUNT'S CALCINED Maclaine. in bottles at 2 s. 9 d. or with glass 1 I 'le . etopptis at 4s. id. ..:.----. .---------------------------. - - EVER ANXIOUS TO PREVENT IMPOSI TION, ow' 0 in Air and MARTIN respectfully inform the Pub lic 94. Ma ei JL., they have, after mirth labour and at a very considerable ex. .—...-....... tense, brought to patectinn • Label of such an g ular cot-infection 1 • • and extreme dillazisity of execution, that they trust will effectually 1., 0•16 prevent the DIIKT Frauds that are daily practised On the Public,- . 1 0 An attention to the following deription of the Label will Lace ensof ure' 'll the genu i ne Blacking prepared buthem A pattern like A pink colour covers the principal part of the Libel. the Datum eV Day and Martin are printed in white letters edged with pink and '.'e 7g black, and placed on a white ground, the address, , s * / 0 97, HIGH-HOLBORN. • IWI. also white letters edged wit h pink and black, but placed on the . S • lac.. pattern, the .ignature and price at foot are biJek on a white ground, the pruansble and directions for use ate grimed as before, ! rte black letters an white ground. ,& el, High-Holborn September, ISIS. BA ii;ciurrci. Richard Dawes, Abingdon, Berkshire. January 2, to January 5, at twelve, • of Bankrupts, Basinghalfatreet. William Mitchel, Meeting Hoy from January 9, to January Commissioner of Bankrupts, 'BA. Tbornas Sheath, jun. Bireningbam 5,6, and February ist at twelve ham. Attornies, Mows. Helene Slater, Birmlisibarn. Samuel Rohde. Mansel.stpeet, , cloth, January 9, at eleven, 16, at . we, at the Court ei Conandseinners street. Attorney. Mr. bum. - John Bawls, Sr. George, 0 93, 2S, and February 14, tot. Attornles; Mews. P. Mr. John Gmbh, nista ' Willlain Ileatb,:Hatdel&plaeo.. January 3. 19, and February 13, Comenfasioners of Bankrupts, SWIIII- 1140 W. G. Watts, Dean-street, Southwav John Sboraser Shirley. Southampton, and F uaebrry 13, at eleven, at th , Baularupts, BaAngball-strect. Henry r, Bognor, Some, grocer, (wad wit 7th, as before-seated), at ten, at the Court of Commissioners street. Attorney, Mr. Tilson, John Frederick Herring, De January 8,9, and February caster. Attornies, Messrs. b.. or Mr. William Stocks Heaton, William Todd, late of Sheffield, 12, and February 13, at twelve, Anomie+, hlessrs.Parker and Co. Stowed's Ims. James Grist, Aston, Warwickshire, live, 13, and February It ham. Attornies, Messrs. Parker and Co. Birmingham. Illthined Hugh Gibson, Alboraugh, =l3, at five, and r ch. Anomie', Mr. oak. Clement William JollliWalker, Ley Moor, li b 26, and February 1. • 'llluddertheid. Anoraks, e 4121041271 Inn • orb tad Richard Allman le,; Resseimitha Mr. or *IRO. Bartlett' • • John M"s-lanr. Feb.ls, et teu, at the Court of Biainghall-street. Attornies, T hall-street. Pldlip Btaridaywassg, Old . and February 13, at eleven, Baukrupts, Basinghall.street. Thaties Inn, Holborn. William Tate , Shields, 23, 24, and February 13, a castle-upon-Tyne. Attornies, cas tle-upon-Tyne ; or William' Mogi, Norwich, - 13, at two, at the Norfolk Gracie Austin, Buckingham-street, liaison and Co. Norwich. William Harriacm, Arundel-street, 12, and February 13, at eleven, of Bankrupts, Basinghall.street. Ilisit+ael Peake, As.- * at ore, 19, at eleven, Commissioners of B Mears. Hann and Birmingham• DICLARATIO I 'Jaynes Britp, Whnierrainet,‘ - mod unable tostuet hbwigaiwatew with his Janoary 2. DIVIDENDS to be made in BASING HALL.STREET. Jan. 2 5, Francis Evelcigb and Samuel Bride's's, Union-street, .Soottivrark, bat manufacture ll and furriers, at eleven. Jan. is, B. White, Upper Mary.la.bonne.areet, Middlesex upholsterer, and cabinet-maker, at eleven. Jan. 9, David art Middlesex , upholsterer, Kier inert, Clieapsde, Warehouseman, at eleven. Jao Johti We. therell, Litchfield-street, Westminster, bricklayer mid build Suffelk er, at eleven. Jan. 30, Thomas Mead, ury St. Edmund's, ~ Ilasendrzper, at eleven. , I DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. Jun. 26, Wiliam Bales, Newmarket, Suffolk, innkeeper, at, eleven, at the Eagle lon. Cambridge. Jan. 24, Thomas Budd, Brough, Westmorland, provision merchant at eleven at the Crows and Miro ins, Appleby , Westmorland. merchant, 25, Li onel Know Lionel Knowles, yun. and Stephen Hartley Knowles, now er Of Gonsersall,Yorkshire, merchants, at ten, at the Black 801 l Gamma& Jan.*, Isaac Webb Hemlock, William Anden, and Caleb mews, late of Bath, bankers, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, Bath. Jan. 27, William Harvey, Barnsley, Yorkshire, linen manufacturer, at ten , at the Court House, Leeds. Feb. 7,. A. Harrison, late of Wigan, Lancashire, skopkeestar, at twelve , at the Eagle and Child Inn,Wigan.2.3.W. Harvey, late of Lane. ceston, Cornwall, banker, at ten, at the Whhe Hart Inn, of toe. Jan. 99, Matthew Squire and Henry Edwerde,Norwil a s , v = chants, at four, at the Sean Inn, Norwich. Jan. 29, Willemenr, Colchester, Essex, crape and bornbasin manuractsrer, Gutter:lane, ( ode, warehouseman, at four, at she Swan Ins , Norwich. Feb.l4, George Brampton Bridges, jun. Oldham, Law' eashire, draper at ten, at Whitey Hotel, King.street , Manchester. Jan. 44, Wiliians Rideal, Wakefield, 'Yorkshire merchant, et the Court Hover , Wakefield. Jan. 29, George Helm, Worcester, .filliesdraper, at ten, at the Crown Inn, Broxd.strett Worce s ter. 11eb..117, Mosta& Parker, Arnefilfe, near Skipton, York shire,r.ottoo manufacturer at ten, at the Star Inn, Manchester.. • • • • •• • ' • CERTIFICATES. —Jam. 23. John Goulden, Methley, Yorkshire,' emu miller. Isaac Palk, Great Russell.etreet, Cometigarden. Westminster, boot and shoe maker. Sir William Eliord, Bart. John Tingcombe, and Juin Were Clar k e , Plymouth, Devuoshire, bankers. James Little,. Trowtnidge,Vlltshire, linendraper. Daniel Maack' Road, So rrrersetibite clothier. John Wilts and • Jeer& Wilts, jun. now or late of Stareefeld• Mill, firmerby, Yorkshire fin spinners. Jobs Beare, Westmimter, general merchant. J ohn Staniforth, Charles 1 se a nifurik, and John William Gosling, Old Braad-strect, London, I merchants. Moses Jacobs, Charles•atreet, Soko.torade. Middlesex, glass merchant. Isaac Slade, Greenwich, Kent, build ho er. Luke Sykes and Thomas Bury, Bucklershury, Londur, wareuse John Baum, filiddleseilitace, Hackney-reed, Middlesex,calico punier. Henry lildsolsoo,Cbi!well-street, blidsllotek, ball broker lend abop-lieeitr. %Valliant Aston, late el Markt:int London, ship end insnemicetwoker. Henry Sadleeund.Themss Sedier, Oxford, grocers, cherulos and druggists. Vuenes Smith Clerk, sow or late of Gordon -Ininse, Kentish Town, Middiesex, bookseller. . , PfiRTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Charles Sanderson and George Walker, late or e i thitc l i li s Goodnian's Fields , M iddteses , cotton weniollactrs. Job, Hubbard and Ge or g e Walker, late .1 Leinau.street. G Mid * , Middlesex, cotton -manufactin era. Henry % : , • - s. ' • MIMIWant _ NATI ; Liartiwnws - Aldiedlihnit Dit nea .--- FNative . I ,4l=Lgt lissim, of tili, 41st Mini ; Altsaade;Wat 1 _ Mb adias *try ; Lieutimeot 011eisW Clulessats , of the Mewl; LissiMmildiChlued "Sword WI Snow, of the 234 Cpl iilitass47lll4l" 1141.11 UMl Native Infantry ; Lieo tenant Stephast if the 23d Regiment Bengal Native ' lintednowe Brook B. Pariby. of the 50th Reglatildt• 1112110 . 01211211. Infantry ; Lieutenant Colonel Charles Highball,. paw Madras Artillery ; Lieutenant Colo- Del John Dehunalia, of the 38th Regiment Bengal Native Infan try ; Lieutenant Colonel George Polka. of the Bengal le _Aril. ry ;, Li e utenant Colonel Henri R. Pepper, of the isth Regiment illoagal Native Infantry; Lieutenant Colonel William C. Bad deity, of the 22th Amount Bengal Naive Infantry; Dente- Pilot Colonel. James Wahab, of the Madras Native Infaillt7 : Dustman' Colonel lames Skinner, of the Bengal Native Irre gular Cavalry; Major Cornelius Bowyer, of the 60th Regiment Bengal Native Idiom ; Major Richard L. Evans, of the it2d Madras Native Infantry; Major William L. Watson, t il f Mt Regiment Bengal Native Infantry ; Major Georg* Hunter, of the 41st Regiment Bengal Native Infantry. profits according to the risks which he incurs ; ters little is him whether of these men crowded in nar row and dark holds, a certain number dies, provided that he fiodsin the remainder a sufficient indemntty for an expedition which exposes him to some danger. This circumstance alone would explain how the traffic con demned by the law is carried on ia a more barbmons manner than in former times when the law had sub jected it to rules, and Would make humanity lament the melancholy success which it has obtaided. It would also explain the acts of barbarity which several philan threpicJournals pointed out to public animadversion; facts, which I am willing to believe, exaggerated. but which, if proved to be true, would be but imperfectly punished by the provisions which we have the honour to lay before you. But you will perceive with us that there is no need of special enactments to reach them. Considered as grievous bodily injuries, or even as holnicide and assassination, they are of course included in the provisions of the general Legislation. Accordingly. a special article of the project et law applies directly in cases of aggravation of this kind the penalties pronounced by the penal code. The King's Government is authorised to reckon on the effisaciousness of the law which it has the honour to propose to you. However it will not cease to subject to investigations, the vessels which shall still -manifest a character evidently criminal, in order, if possible, to prevent enterprises, which would be henceforth equally opposed by the power of opinion and the sevesiwof the law. Several decrees of the first Court of the kingdom have defined the crimes, and the commeaceinent of execution in the slave trade in a manner so characteristic else, as to permit the Magistrates. &c. to impose it co them as a duty, to refuse their concurrence to the completion of an expedition justly eliminated. because Ibis concurrence might by legal inductions be consideted as a sort of complicity. Noble Peers, the Project of Law we are going to read you, is conceived in that spirit of frankness 'verity which ought to chasoctelimall laws. If it ob tains the Legislative sanction, it will be emitted in the ',same spirit it has been drawn up. It becomes the honour and dignity of France, that no operations s h all be carried on under the protection of its Bag, but such as are avowed by the laws , an d that the pertly of wbich it is the emblem be not impaired by culpable specula. dons and criminal cupidity. MILITARY PROMOTION. WAR•OFFICR, JAB. 1, 1827. GAMOW" Meld Marshal William Bari Harcourt, G.C.B. to bo Gonna of Plymouth, vice Yield Marshal the Doke of Widlington, appointed Constable of the Tower of London; Goma Mr William Xeppel; G.C.B. to be Governor of Pennwalt, vice Girl Harcourt. Conimisalma In the Woreestenitire Militia, signed by the Vito Lieutenant of the County of Worcester. Baynhoin Jonas the yosogw, Gant. to be Ensign. • ---., • . A letter from Mexico, dated the lath of October, states that the whole province of Texas loin great agi tation, in consequence of the laws adopted by the Mexi can Government, for the emancipation of slaves in that province. The principal proprietors are preparing to remove their slaves into Louisiana and the MkOnsas. Many have emigrated with their property, sat passed the frontiers of Louisiana.—Phare du Havre: . ConsumPTlow.—From the best calculation it ap pears, no Itss than 40,000 die annually In Great Britain of' Me a bove disorder. It Is also incredible dio numbers that fall victims to a rta in Disease, by bairns inamnperly mued. We us *mho. ce riaed to stme, that within a f e w y eass, by the dimly Intarfannee of 'Dr. Baur, many thousand Persons,, of both Sezes„liaus been re stored to perfect health, Many of whom had lingered for years tinder. the most painful and abatis's, Complaints, pusnounceal incurable by respectable Practitioners, and several disebaspd from Hospitals. Dr. RAW is oonsulted daily, at his Houseand , the Poor No. 55, Mire: street, opposite et. Anne's Church, Bobo, tube adricutrailu 4;be b• os 111 r Ca, _ . . 71.111,1PORIAW7risrPwrpspenr..,-.-- • • . • , .. .. .-..;.1•. - :. . 4wN, k ~,.. ' - '' ' ' 7 _. • . • • . lc; • -_ . di , :j -- .- . L.. 1, . - ' • . • , I ' . . 1 r. 4 , .., ' iiii.,-t.,..•\ ~: eil, . 4 - - Ak • .., .., c r NIA '• '-''' A- IP la . . . ,• • • "st- Ifit ' • • • , ' • . ' .Sr: •- , tilt '1 • !lllti • '';' ,. . 4.1 . ° / ....- . I. T ..-. AtilTi P .. , ...)r. V. s .e. - . del 4, Il v Fir , 4 ~.... 4, r . . (40 ~..„.. t .. . ... . .... . .., 14 J tri i, • 1 r• .. Iv, fur,' .-; •:. •t• 1 •I :,,trii, . . . .' • _ , '' try WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 3, 1827. ~ .:,.:. t• : •-• ~ .- -, , E4kßicE SEvENP33I9II. .. , • _.,.-1-----,----7. ..T- .- 7 —.--------- --4 / . it /ON GAZgTTE, SIAN. IL Charles Seeifett Emboss., Threadneedle-neon, Wallemoodilteollts Landon, law pries and lithegraphk printers, aad analiketalenfl if „, --.41..-... . . • ikhographic presses sad .appiratus. Richard Ballimes WiMene - 7110111 Tin nom or JAIITOIIIIN I. OFFICE, UN% .' ' '-'-'", , Ramsc•ea, and •Benjamin Paeans ,hlanchester, igloo nweelasets. likpolidon of the Ground* for the Project of Law Media to Idle moo t s thltiogogarpedhinain. Thos. H i sen. and Thomas Hart,jen. Dorking.larrey, Mantles Supprealsu of the Slave Trade, presented by doldlibise of I DM. Sol, Alike eaves•oUllemce and solicitors. Thomas Simmons; Jeltd Palliate, end' alid 'VII- Illailem sate -1 . who sew Of the ►, Bur- kinaoh, St. Faure Muck-yard, ararehousimen. Thos. MAW. NOBLE RUMS—The Kiag has consanksieted elk tO Odes* defall - Earrree for the Rdlear'l WianoMerrna d Edward liewn h e ar Whwe wele r• = present to you a project of law, the object of which is 4 6 0 , to enact new penalties against those who violate the wal'•irk Illialectioa to appear Loodoos narawick ehemins , Bawd, annadnintruuanaists. dress Palmer said meld illifungkelflilodtnio. and W`illiam Crowe, Norfolk, farmers. John Stet/ma Amis. regulations prohibiting the Slave 'trade. 1 1 rCIES ENLARGED. • and William James Birmingham, W s trAdullaire..acereallatssed According to the law of the 15th of April. 1818, , . Ifeekshire, carpet-manufacturer , from g aseral agents. George Goldrlng an* Sawa lesiheallhatalliso which now governs this MOSUer, the nasal penilty con- ' I twelve, at the Court of Commieeloners Limehoese 11611, Poplar, hliddlessz. Geeepl.eggorittimaie • tree. Blau, Aidersgate-areet jewellan. Jtnelit Demart. sists only in the confiscation of. the ship employed in the Hoyee-court Old Jewry, merchant . Tomo; gb o in i m, y og laj r .. Me iiim a ac t i rtm ' ur i c,. a r ias traffic, and the interdiction of the Captain. nary 19, at • l eleven. at the Court of Daniel H o etvas s and lloberd Albion, Livetpdal; Iron bailee saim- At the time when this law was passed, but a short pts, Baslogball-street. faetarom. Rdannffeeilie. Ahokeertee alba Caller. "IS _ ll 2l l * period hod elap.ed since France had engaged to, concur tNKRUFTS. Carter.itia. irilk• 4134 1• 1141 " 1 " n a r "'"'"" in the suppression of the traffic. No contravention. in . stets. r sal Jobs Remo, Upper N 1 'litw" , broil" to mrrev der, Jan . ear/ Gray•a-Innoll%• J ' lot sad Joisph - Dizon---; this to liter ba d yet called for the interference of the i twelve, at the' Royal Hotel, flaming- L omem bi r! , , s wab a bbooo lv c, (Moro looto and Jolisi Pike% Tribunals. It was therefore. permitted to believe that ' }leb" and Co. New '"'” W. Dlr. emellenbealomadfo ol l ema lk et. °lmam Merern= the effect of the leer would , be rather to,presrent than a •. . . ' . o oir. mg. m Reclaim% r o e , se oo d els e..a,44 d ia l er i n si n. dam ... 4 ... want ' , swims John Hamar ; repress. and that the authetuic manifestation of ;he TI, 16, at twelve, and February 13. at mi l • andisiemers of B a nkrupts, e as tobbop r & I v a . 'Metes, lifilfHliesitallaiker John Baden. Cambridge, bankers Chansbarkwouldauffice kehinder say img, - Feachurchotreet: . , ' • WIIIIIIII . ) lileemal . Wese'siso lobs Feksair• Lavwrigo • side or'captain froam ' iis operatimbeffileffied ] Giouceetershke, ltriehatalier, -January = . iliPm 161 0 11 *P 1101411 = i r ' wellee • D rew ' ge lee • _the 'a utherityi 011ie w. , Ahis-hcipeliii Weft lief kil- 1, at ate, at the Rulluner Tavern, Beta- „ iisspeph .A . 4 Faseutt, Northampt aad en, ..-. Poole and Co. Gray'a Ina-nuare; Sr wits asieVehlets. Jae -, Robinson It. Greta:me% perfectly felfilledi. • I) . .. Mb **Wismar. Nevreadwispoe-Tyet, general merchants.' Henry In vain have she Tribetieli "OtAlt4sheihr . rilifklevous * ' p ivre .' werunb " 4 " 4l c '''''''' ker .' 11010.111611 eel Jai addl. Weeds haberdashers . Edward sentence of condemnation; in vain his the Deparntient 'bruery_ l3 . at eleven , at the Ceaf t ..." MAWR on. WORM Zane* Olawm liseeftwa. Eases, tempers. , o f . the Marine taken the 'measures best caleelatect to foists, twilight:ll-street. Attorney, tar. docket, S;pitalbelis, • • • • . 11.0ef tee, Seutiawark. ' 2glie s s t, Jael :: • • " sck me carter o .. ek, • prevent the equipinett of slips for illegal undertbkitegs. . . ee.a .Jan,u_yr 9 ; 141 ; .y is i s and la s i...mei sim i ans. P. D ave y. g am oet The shipowner who had incurred a condemnation, ';ll.liiiie-..eFse"E________`-'""°"*"""" '!.' semetst,Matie Davey , jut. Issitoolalg, and William Pegg, Old sold his ship in a foreign country, end thus rendered I 1 creel. Anereey,' selVWfinws y . 14 Gray e Disie•lssess . Whatf. Chrbsebstrbi astreY, coal reerella a t s. .N• the law illu-ofy. If it happened that he could not save .0 guar mid W• Brew° , Pachd" l " lrt s "e lnau " stre. " 4 " ll.l " lll hisship from condemnation, his loss Oral cheered by Sowes, groat s ha' s '' , s• """ en • •". and referrers. May Hake and Ann Hake, Ewer, school- 'ere-statedb se one. and PleMen 6l 7 I, at ei strotoes , G eorge Dyn amos Ask and j ams j or di ne , Li t h o . special insurances. On the ether hand, the Captain :oeuelasloners of Baehrelneatafarl bali- gra l bees, printen, cad statkien. Samuel Phillips, Richard w ho had been declared incapable of arty command, be- nison Coleman.street. Codes. and Balm Wrung. Lea. ffeaffitedelare. ellh otanisrac . vertheless directed new operations, while he seemed to • :, Doecaster, "Yorkshire, plinieeidlialer, turas. William Gibiett. R. 011elett, IL Olken, and A. Giblet t. l nary 13, at eleven, at the GarW. - New Bond-street, landain. lassies. R. Piblett, M. Gibleu,and emba r k only as supercargo or as a common ttat or. .. 'I i sus. Mathison and Co. M . ;A. Glisten, Lower Drosimatioot; London, dress-makers and mil- Lastly, the proof of the crime could hardly be ob- Heston, Doncaster. '' '''''''. liners. Samuel sot Mild That, _ Kingston-upon-HMI, mined, on account of the system of denial to which the iheirle' d • Yeel"hlrei printer. 11 , .builders. Thomas beakers.*" W il, liam le,....____B"aalea. and John crews of 'ships, against which proceedings were had- at twelve, at the Tontine Inn, ter and Co. Sheedrid; or Mr. Johnllalier, lane. L°114436; mahogany "'".18 agi'l"r.".., m'iu .""ti toted, to adhere by theteniptation of pecuniary recom- Kaight,Rupert-street, Middlesex, s addler' ironmongers and.whok. sale harness makers. Matthew Blozhara and John F. Isherwood, Pm", and who were thus accustomed to perjure them- . • 1 ii`rick'hire, _,,corn-drake , -_..h_lari.., it s at Newp te - street , and Ave-Maria-hne painters and per hangers • selves before the Tribunals. is. "ones at the rwYm Hotel , Le eme g" .Rdward Thoraley and Joaph Singleton, . manatee* It could not. therefore, fail to be evident that the few ;l• ars. Holm and Ca New Inn; cc Mears. wag chemists. Ingham. of 15th April. 1818, was insufficient to repress enter.. xi Albor Febr oo ma gh ry , Norfolk , eurPootammei It WHITEHALL. Dice:sins 46, 1646. prises which are continually -.revived by the thirst' of at R . at the Angel loa, His Majesty km been pleased to nomluate and striae Major gam, which torments some melt to such a degree*** Hr. Joseph Lythgoe, Rises-street, Strand ; (liners ' Sir Ama l ie c o mpbell,l4llglit,Commeader of die Ilie they brave everything to gratify it...:"lle . propose'ditior. am Undsank, Norwich. • Honourable Mary ( k in of tbs Wok , so be s &lift °rad therefore, has a ehtracter of greater lecurity. It e• Yorkshire. eloth-maraer‘eftwee• January Cross of the said Moot Maptarahist 'Wary Order. , th e Principals in - the opt * sons (among whom it hes , y 13, at eleven, at the King's Head Inn, Hi s Majesty has further beat pleated le Reinitiate tile% hie - Edmun d ' Eac he r ee ( N V ' a Major General . Tteinas Retool, Goodal Jame, beep thought just to place e Underwriter) not ortlyibp .. or Mr. Sykes. Mita:bridge, orkshtre. H s * General Sir Sumter Ford • Kat. (= s 4:.; wane equal to the, value of e ship bad cargo, batlike (1 Lard Burge, West.atreet, Gloucestershire. ......., Oahe onatru a ss se die no liawhenek with banishment. 16, 17,' and February 13, at ten, at the Z r - e — ae ; er the B r* to b e i ji l e ßto..CoapomorloroOtolso Sakl ant ; It declares the Cristiana and claws locatable elPeariesellEshe dotal. Anoraks, Mears. Hicks and Ca His Majesty:has also been pleased to osolosie sof Wiwi , Ftencli Navy. : i . : .....illj 30 . ". . . . or Mr. J. P. Hinton. Bristol. N-lant, leather seller . January IL 19, and aude r ' weeelen " ak in * h• We g ln g te hie all e t : T rial. saa It renders the other iedividuals of +a 'poSele.riAlslo to Military Forces, to be Companions alba SW 1 . ' he Cm" of Ceinge""en ef Benkrupts ' Ooloael John beCoosbo,l4tb Fast; .cosee c otton . along imprisonment" brat it aLtrds the laperA ?atm b- .. ntornies, Messrs. Raskin and Co. Bann- 47th Foot ; Lisetemat CAMS t e n! NOreme,alitit Foot to save themsehreslrom this pat eon, billiWßogilli . Acting Adjutant General); Liestenlmt oboe' N. coltair. El- due time a correct decleratkre 4,1 4he fasts Ware *9 ~. • I M Kent-road, coachman: January 6. 16, . 1 - - _ 47ta Foot; LAafienant Colonel JAR W. Mallatt, oath m ag i strate , . 2, ~. . ~, , ....,,_ eirien ' " t'w Court of c ` gnag " ks "" ''' %sick) Foot- xameeuectitestWlataieliiselt;'ehitiroet; sall.sircets Attorney, Mr. Whitehouse, t w ' . Colonel *abed Alder% 1 ilk Dragoons ; Licosa- These penalties*, .isiproportiOn-to the greatness of . . m. t Camel John William .o•Donagase, 47th Foot; Lkuto- cried., which it is proposed. to punish. I have said the Melds, Durham, draper and factor, January item Colosel Henry Godwin. 41st Foot; Lienteatiot Colima crime, Noble Peers , and ia fact it is by this name that lay 13. at eleven, at the George Inn, 'New- Anoraks, Messrs. Clayton and .Co. New. lion. John Finch, half pay Unattached ; Robert H. Sale. 1541 i Foot; Captain Hairy Duck ands, Royal Lieuteeeet c a. " 4 we esuddesignate a tragic which has really become-is. • Meurs Clayton and Co. Liscoin's Inn. Navy ten Captain • Captain Frederick Martyatt, Royal Navy; famoos, from the acts of barbarity and crueky. el Ohith kit, haberdasher, January 4.5, 26, and Feb. • - i Norfolk lintel, Norwich. Anoraks, Mr. 'am Colenel Wham . Foot ; Lieutenant Or it appears to have been the occasion and the camps, : When the traffic was authorised and . carried •on . lets ß 4 a F i ra_ nets Fuller, fondi Foot ; Lieutenant Colonel Mathias ackinghamotreet, Adelphi; or Messrs. Par. d, 14th Foot ; Lens. Col, Cecil Ikshopp, 14th Fait; legally under the protection of the laws, it was subject arch. Mai" Jam" 1•• Brides saes Fe"; Nei' Pete r I. awleben ' toregulat i ons and to a supeaintandenee -which to a ser- .rundelestreet, Strand, merchant, January 5, 41st Foot . shier George Thmobu i, Lit t, F oot i m o o t im a m - 3, at eleven, at the Coon of Ceaunissloners '" tinghall.street. Muting, Dlr. Dods, Nor. Royal Navy. ;14! 31 Foot; Commander G Frederick Ryves. tarn degree prevented the abuses of it. The number of negroes who might be embarked in a slave ship. their , Strand. or-terrace, Commerelalavad, agent, January WHITEHALL, Hammes eis. treatment, their food, were all subject to the inspection - I yen,_ and February 13, at ten, at the Court of His Majesty hasheaaplessed to nominate and :rat the under- of the authorities, and the Captain who should have 1 Bankrupts, BesagbaLetreet. Anoraks, mentioned ,in the Service of the East I Company, to neglected the precaution which humanitr• required, ad Co. New Ira: or Mr. John Skier , km- be Companions the MostlloaourableMilitaryOrder of the Bath : would have been severely paaished. At present there . t! •• Lieutenant 1 Robert Senenum, of the Ist ite#ment Renal ative %fan ; Lieutenant Colotal Chrlatophie Paging "Me superintendence •cp idit RATION OF INSOLVENCY. • are no more regulations or super .p y =row= fleitipi Nadv• Infantry; Lieutenant Calmat is the sole rule of the shipowner. In a humßengal to chef! . - L" "' "arlient. with kis cryditals'-Filed '. 11.111111.nt Colonel wilikun le t. Nader Is - while severity if he should be taken, he calculates. his _ . .____ za—it. JAI,. taus Reansent e- A:... in the risks which he incurs ;it mat- ~r