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. "."-.101111N0W1 MP ... "....410.1161104114.044 40 ,..41 -.. . • Alie lF r i r , " l "'s•- • • \ e s 1 171"14 • - . c w • : %(, • f a T • 4 •. 4 111 M r . • • • . . • - . NUMBER 12,245.] MONDAY EVENING, MAY 8, 1826. [PRICE SIVEIOIPENCE. -................ ELECTION OF MR. ALDERMAN THOMPSON. • oi, SATURDAY NEZT WILL at PORLHIMHD, sinners of Bankrupts. Baidnghall-strept. Attorney, Mr. Thomas LAW INTEL LIGENCI THE COMMITTEE for conducting the ELECTION • In Bvo. with a arm, ni, dd. Sidney Hewitt, Tokenkoase-yard, Lothbury. _ George Maran Norwich, dyer, May 18,four, and June --.....-_. COURT OF CHANCERY, MI A PTA IN MAITLAND'S NARRATIVE of the 18, at two, tit t l e White Swan Inn, Nor wioh. Attornies Messrs. of Mr. Alderman THOMPSON beg leave to inform the r i Ns./ SURRENDER of BUONAPARTE, and of his_RES . I: Jay and Co. Norwich; or Mt. John Francis, New Messrs VAUSANDAU v. - Tll2 BRITISH ANNUIT LIVERY of LONDON, that the following District Committees DENCE on board his Majesty's ship BELLEROPHON, wick court, Carey -street. The Court was occupied the greater tr am bees formed, which will toot every Motmair and T OOO SDAY the principal events that occurred in that s hip b e t wee n the 24th J ames W ebb, Atford, Wiltshire, farmer, May 22, 24, at one, and day and this day in hearing the SoLlCtri Tweeting', at Seven o'Clock precisely, at the pl ace . name d, un til t h e of May and the Bth of August, 1815—the SECRET CORR Eh- June 17, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Bath. Atturnies, 31r. rely, p u on the motion to dischal get ti vommencement of the Election ; 4fter which, every d a y duri ng th e PONDENCE of Captain hi AITLAND with the GOVERN - W il liams, Red Li on-square; or Mr. Samuel Watts, Bath. p MEN r, &c. &c. ' had been made by the Vice-Chancellor Joeeph Harrop, Grasscroft, Yorkshire, clothier, May 16, 23, and Election (Sundays excepted), at Ten o'Clock of the Morning ; and Printed for Henry Colburn, 8, New Burlington -street. - J une 17, at ten , at the C ourt of Commissioners of Bankrupts , The Learned Solicitor now entered Into a the Livery are respectfully solicited to comm un i ca te w i t h th e Ch a i r - - history of the British Annuity Compel man of the district within which they reside. • This day was published, brook •buildings. been formed on principles sound and fe asserucc COMMITTERS. . A Fourth Edition, considerably enlarged and Imptoved, price DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. received the sanction of the Legislature Greyhound, Greenwich—Chairman, F. Hammond, Esq. 73. 6d. boards, William Junes, Lovell's-court, Paternoster-row, bookseller, is in never would have received had it parte -Phenix Tavern, Ratcliffe Cross—Chairman, C. Richardson, Esq. A TREATISE on the PHYSIOLOGY and DIS- insolvent cirt.nnistances, and unable to meet his engagements pect of the character of a Bubble ComF Crown and Magpie, Aldgate—Chairman, H. Popkin, Esq. EASES of the EAR, with the modes of treatment. with his creditors.—Filed, May S. urinal capital, he stated, was 3,000.0 Three Tuns, Jewry -street—Chairman, S. S. Hall, Esq. By J. HARRISON CURTIS, R. Aurist to the King. Thomas Wright, Wood-street, Church -street, Spitalfields,jacquard- . capital was merely such a sum as was Pewter Platter, White Lion -street, Norton Falgate—Chairman, J. Printed for I'. and G. Underwood, 52, Fleet-street. machine-maker, is in insolvent circumstances, and unable to Merceron, Esq. This Edition contains much new and useful information on Odds, meet his engagements with his creditors.—Filed May 6. with the exienciei i f the institutioun ar Langhorne Coffee-home,Fenchutch street—Chairman, R. El- Ottorrlicea, Nervous D e afness, an g , d cases of Deaf and Dumb. • nominal capir liatt, Esq. • DIVIDENDS to b e ma d e i n HAS] NO 11A-LI,STRRET. fiveper cent. upon the . Ship 'revel n,Water-lane,Tower-greet —Chairman, P. Skipper,Esq. hlay 27, John Culyer, hlington.green, halter, at eleven. John Company had arrived At a certai n s t a t e Hour Glass, Upper Thames-street—Chairman, J.E. Saunders, Esq. A NEW HISTORICAL NOVEL. New Shades, White Hart -court, Gracechurch-street—Chairman, J. Nearly ready, in Three •Vuls. txmo. 21s. boards, Frederick Dubois and Jam e s Duboi s , Alderman's-walk, men- was thought advisable to depart in sc chants, at eleven. Philip Ekn, Woburn, Bedfordshire, draper, from the plan laid down in the prospect: G. Wrench, Esq. WILLIAM DOUGLAS ; or, the SCOTTISH at eleven. George Nlelangsbed. Strand, furrier, at ekvor Un- sake of increasing the colifidence with wl White hart, Bisbupsgate-street—Chsirman, F. Illakelley, Esq. EXILES. ball ill'Alurr.y - Gardner, Deal, Kent, merchant, at twelve. John be regarded, and to give a greater solid' No's'. Dead, Poultry—Chairman, Rd. Brook, Esq. - Printed fur Loneman, It-es, Orme, Ikown, and Gre e n, London; Morals, jun. Oxford-a,reet, and Chapel-place St. hiarylehone, .-3, t u uc t F an .y , Ht i g h,, tre e r, -gi nt , tution. Vairiandau, who had bortght n.k..orus . lop, Lawrence-Lane —L airman T. ales, . alid Oliver a" Bort, Rdinburtit- • • • .. .. ! wiew-mercbant, at eleven. tievirprkil, A 'IC Glli ' ' ' ' • eahridgelfeik, did not approve of thes.ecbanges.in the Ham Ina, Smi•hfield—Chait man, T. Hodskinsoo, Esq.. , . 1 . 11 . 0 Tsu i TEETH AND 0 .: , • tweilig „ 1_ _ , _ ~. -___ _ av _lrby ceased J The COlllllllll, keedit ie Crown, Clerkrnwell-green—Cliairrnm_4 F. B. Adams, E sq . • • • Oil At:flirty Ground ' , silk manufacturer., 4 . 4 ., 12 , King's Head, Islington—Chairm.to,, R. Oidenbaw, Esq. .11 " T LEWIS' • VEGETASLE TOOTH• PORDIIK Mary Phillips and lienrit'Phillies, DevonsVire-stevet, opsiate- fl . 1 jabbers ands pectlifitnft: e was!disaf , .. . . gaming expectations, irld from that TIP has so lens been in weed ese that it is almost neeeensery — street, hatters and farriers, at eleven. ' May 27, Chines Tut, Cottage, Southage—Chairman, 'F. Curtis, Baer. Three Tuns, ihrsiogh—Cbairman, J. Riley, Esq. to odlerany further recomniendadon of It. Composed of Vegetables- Taunton, Somersetshklt s linen draper, at eleven. Geary Weed, upon ,heir ruin. There was, • with ate Leaping 134 r, Bfaskftiars-road—ChairmAn, fi. Sawyer, . without the admixture of any mineral or pernicious ingredient Manama'', tailor and draper, at ten. Richard Nam, Listli, univertnl acquiescence in the ne,t , array York Hotel, Bridge-screen , lilackfriars- Chairrvien, J. p liPt whatever, It is - tree from the usual objection against the use of Yorkshire, merchant and dyer, at eleven. May 50, Isaac Itriandel single dissentient formed the whole min London Gofer -house 'Ludgate-hill—Chairman Ed. thearkEn. ether Dentrillites. Its detersive power is just suflicient to annibi- Nunes and Abraham Israel Nunes, Hackney, merchants- N u nez Motel, Emeve;ie.street— Chairman , H. ' Butterworth, BR. hire those destructive mistieles which-adhere to the Gums and the of Barbadoes, West Indies, at eleven. • May V,' Jolla F rederick hr, that where there was a rhajorit &replan Coffee house, Charing •eross--Cialreutn, H. rieriimiteir. of the Teeth; healing injuries , in the former, and pro. Haldy and William Morcott, Castle -street, Leicester - square wire died to cue (which in another pelt of tbi thoug Esq. _ a mew Enamel (where It has been injured or corroded) on merchants, at ten. William Richard Phillips. Itorehain Wood, be thought a considerable disparity of v Freemasons' Tavern, Great Quen-street--ChairreinsePlollo. Um letbw. It likewise imparts a firmness and healthy redness to Hertfordshire horse dealer, at eleven. il Jane 3, Wilie s t Good, oi. a madman would enter the lists again: lon, Esq. a W : . she stems; and if regalarly used will preserve the Teeth in a and William Good the younger, ythe, county of sthampt ~ •1, - ship-builders, at eleven. John Parkes, John Parket the youth*, .y i n t h e C ourt of k,hancery ; yet suc Ledford Coffee-house, Southampten-strett, lipossaesty—Clidt-ci i i in Boas at ks. ad. by Butlers, Chemists, 4, Cheapside, and Josiah Parkes, Warwick, wonted manufacturers , eery/dm. dau's case. He had the Lord Chancellor man, P. Hardwick, Esq. ' idmar of fk. Paul'a• and 54, Sackville-street, Dublin; and 73, DI VI DgilDli to be made in the COll NTItY. the opinion he now expressed; not exact! Alderman THOMPSON having commenced a personal Cmi.m. ar. monsi , 4r esent. lfd ; Savory and C 0.136, New Bond -street, m 27 David Banks , se . Devendei ._ gun bnudyr „, ship thought Mr. Vausandau a madman sires to state, that should be be so unforusnate as to melt ealleg 22 0, stret't ; and by the PrineiPailledicbte Vender. -I-- a - Y ..:' Ix_ ..,_..,.. 1, - ..., - i - . _'... .._ - ...7 . r,_ - .-.__ 9 7: IS A. h,.....1.......... ..r ....s, .. ...:. 1. _._ ._ - .• • .-• • MAT IR 'TT CoMPArt pita of tester. 'TOR GENERAL in the older which in this case„.- 7 ..' a ciriumstAntial Company, which had - Ind feasible, and bad ire—a 'unction it partaken in any. res. Company. The n 0.000,0001. .000,0001. the actual commensurate Ind amounted to till. When the of maturity, it some particul4rs tus, both for the , hich they would lity to the lesti certain (ha , es„ constit Om) or c .P:, aini Crown Th to be a teltl for 16poiniel in his nibtaebt _rewind le exception, an rangement. . ate minority. Now, he ijority of three bun. 'As edifice would vote.), none but .ist them—espe such was Vausan lancenor's atrhoritv for 'ly that his Lord : but inrespect of the hopelessness of such a wit. Vausandarr, the Solicitor-General continued, not being satisfied when he found that this was 'not the speculative Bubble Com• pany upon which he calculate, demands—not his 801. which was the deposit money upon e.e: shares pur. chased by him, but in addstion thereto, the sum which he might by possibility have gained by premiums, had this Company been the gambling trans rction he had built his hopes on. Tnis was the real gravamen of the case: the offer of his own money, and interest a. five per cent. was rejected, unless accompanied by gaining interest ; and being disappointed in thi', hi , ado, ts the laudable design of ruining the whole Com,iany. The defendants answers had been seized by an order of the Court below, and locked up, like so much smuggled brandy, or contraband Chancery proceedings. He proceeded with the severest reprobation of Vausandad's motives in filing the bill, which sprung entirely froM disapplintment in his gaming speculations,ani had been done with the avowed object of ruining the Company. . The Laws Clionsuaa said he would cerouiuly give his jag giest balls 91111 MI T iket4rmorning. .t .• ; of puma, MAT I. to asilt cam upon any of the Livery, ►e ►op t►ey will =ribose k to the Tsai cause, namely, the it of the Lists a( the Ilaakkosat the Li•ery, and not to any mark of dhrespect. The Central Committee sits daily frost Tel email o'Clocka JOHN BALL. Charms. 'Central Committee-room, London 'Tavern, Mays . by principal _ throoditiot di* United Kingdom. Of whom may be hod, BUTLER'S superior SILVER-WIRED TOOTH BRUSHES, is. each; and BUTLER'S very fragraat LAVENDAR WATER, In half-pints, at 3s. 04. er Be careful to ask for Btrriza's Vosataala Tom Povroas. . . eleven, at WeakieY's Hotel , t, May 2 7 , John. Crow, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, to alibidler, at ten, at Tearley's Cheitentiim. May 22, ham Clesdkr, Sandwich, Kent, corn factor, at eleven, at the Guildhall, Canterbury. May 31, Thomas Gibbs,' Davenport, Devonshire, talks* chandler end 'seep' meta, at eleven,at Weekley's Hotel, davenport. hay U, Thee. Powell and William Brows, Liverpool, merchants, at twelve. at the office of Mr. William Hinde, hlarsball-street. Liverpool. May 30, Williams West, Trowbridge, Wiltshire, clothier, at five, at the George Inn, .Trewbridge. July 17, Benjamin Gardntr Leigh, Worcestershire, farmer and maltase at ten, at the Packhorse Inn, Worcester. June 1, Charles Aram, Prestos, inn keeper, at eleven, at the Arms, Poston. a May O p Brooks, Bath, victualler, at eleven at the White Hart Itsi o jel t June 14, Thomas Powell, Liv erpool, merchant, at MIN at dial oleo of Mr. William Hind!, Marshall-street, LiverpoeL FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. This day was published, In One Volume eve. price 14s. boards, 'NQUI BY concerning that disturbed state of she VITAL FUNCTIONS usually stonciohasod CON STITUTIONAL IRRITATION. [This admits condense Order In Catticil, revoking the Order of illsecit 10, 1024, which levied a duty of 3s. 6d. per ton on all ' French vessels mitering our ports; the Gazette also contains an Or der is Council, dated May 5, prohibiting the exportation of arms and ammunition to the coast of Africa for six months longer from' the data of the said Order.] At the Court at Carlton House, the 3d of May, 1646, present, the King's Most Excellent Majesty in Council i--Thls 'day George ggl,ol Pembroke was re-sworn Governor of the Island of Guern sey, and the Islands thereunto belonging. P.R.& Senior Surgeon to St. Thames lieepitid, Sec. Printed for Longman, Rees, Orme, Drown, and Green. CERT' FICATES-MAT 27. Of whom ma tr , by the same Author , An hum 14 or into the of 1.117118 hi repairing brumes of the liernerium, illustrating the treatment of Penetrating Wounds and Strang!Opted Hernia. Ivo. with PiAces. Price tSs, We. And A Svuoists of the 'lltgari‘ts of the Eva and their Tama/Num, &c. Bvo . with coloured !trim Third Edition. Price Lt Ss. Ns. John Watson Willington, Northumberland, viewer of colkvies, Iron-founder, and iron merchant, Benjamin Lewis, Tunbridp Wells, Kent, baker. Catharine Dandy and. Mary nn Dandy, burham House, Hackney-road, dealers and chapwomen. John I Corbet, Birmingham. carrier. James Goldschrider, Little Thomas Apostle and Lendun.wall, merchant. David Bentley and James Fun. Eccles Lancashire, bleacher'. Joseph Kbenezer Barber, Eccles, Curnhill, stoth broke Chesterton, Warwick -street, Ceeksper-atreeit Cbariag-crees, John Haddon, Castle-street, Finsbusq-ssiere, Hughes, Old-street, Poplar, ship= Wardle, Allhallows-lane, Thames•street, mustard manufacturer. Thema. Rider Boys, Nicholas-lane, broker. John Cordiing, Strand, jeweller and silversmith. Henry Askew Harrison, Liver pool, haberdasher. His Majesty baying been pleased to appoint Montagu Earl of Abingdon to be Lard Lieutenant of the County of Berks, his Lord. ship this day took the oaths appointed to be taken thereupon, in• stead of the Oaths of Allegiance and Supremacy. His Riceßracy the Marquis de Pallet.Us, Ambassador from his Most Faithful Majesty, had this day (April 24) an audience of hi• njoirpa deliver his new credential; Tram the Governnsmt of Portugal. His Race Henry was introduced by the itiglit lion. G. Canning, his Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, and conducted by Sir R. Chester, Knight, Matta of the Ceremonies. , • . prke THE EDINBURGH GEOGRAPHICAL and HIS -1 ATLAS. To be completed in Sevrnty-one Numbers, Roy a l NH L ig Fire Numbers have appeared, in which the learning and good sense displayed by the swth•r in his History of Geography, augur well for the nieces' of the work."—Edinburgh Philosophical Jour nal, No. SE. Patirnt research, accurate discrimination, and lively discussion, seem to characterize the portion of the work now before us ; and we must say, that no geographical work. containing so much useful information, combined with so valuable and accurate Maps, is to be found in the English language."—Edinburgh Magazine, March. 66 We de not know where so much useful knowledge is to be pro- I cured at so little expense. The Maps speak for themselves, being of singular accuracy and neatness of execution ; and are accompanied by a general view of Ancient and Modern Geography, which dis plays both learning and research."—Caledonian Mercury. " This work promises to be of first rate utility. It embraces Geographical delineation with Historical research. A work of this kind, combining utility with economy (the price being extremely moderate), has long been wanted."—Edinburgh Advertiser. " The first Number is clearly and neatly written, and exhibits no trifling amount of research and elaboration. The plan of the Atlas is good and the work altogether will be very useful."—Scotunan. " If succeeding Numbers support the character of the first, this will soon be considered the most valuable of our British Atlases."— Edinburgh Observer. Printed for D. Lizars, Edinburgh ; G. B. Whittaker, London ; W. Curry, sun. and Co. Dublin ; and to be had of all Booksellers. TILE OTTOMAN POLITE; OIL PRECEPT AND EXAMPLE. IN Constantinople, when closed the Divan, The Sultan a converse relaxing began • On subjects of Science and Art, and the theme Still varying, by accident tired, or by whim, . It settled at last on this important question, On which each at freedom might give his suggestion;— Which is it of recent known Science or Art That most can ineffable splendour Javan? To lens of the mine, and to pearls of the wave, A preference conflicting opinions then gave. When one due example with precept to suit, A fact thus disclosed of a bigh-polish'd Boor. " The mystery," he said, " while we sought to unfold, When lost in my house, was a purse of pure gold, All search was in vain, the inquisitive eye Her shade, till a Pelican chancing to spy, Pourtray'd by a Boar, in my closet then plaid, The inmate, the bird. most assiduously treed, And drew forth — a Pelican—No ! wthing worm Ner better, than e'en the identical purse ! Discovery, Utility, Ornament, found Thus largely, in Waiters's fam'd Jar to abound !" This pertinent fact was receiv'd with acclaim. The HLACILIIIG that rais'd to the zenith of fame. And now to the Ottoman Court when rave The great of all nations, the Mirrors they sport, So nam'd by the Sultan, whose flat sublime le copied through Turkey, in each distant And if the Ambassadors fail to embrace The charm thus high-sanction'd by Fashion's gay race, Respect to the Emperor's choice is deened lacking, Their Boors if illum'd not with Wazusa's Jr, Btaceirta I This Easy Shining and Brilliant BLACKING l'repared by IC7I //iL 7.0, STRAND, London; And soW in every Town in the Kingdom. LIQUID in Bottles, 6d. 10d. 12d. and tad. each. Also PAS 1'l•: BLACKING, in Pots, 6d. 124. and Ind. each. A Shilling Put of Paste is equal to Four 14. Bottles of Liquid. Ask fur WA lililiN's LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, MAT 5, INK The Lord Chamberlain of his Majesty's Household has appointed the Rev. Dr. F. W. Blomberg, Chaplain in Ordinary to'the King, in the room of the Rev. Dr. C. R. Sumner, promoted. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Robert Ramada, Maidstone, banker, front March 14, to June 6, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Ming hall-aUtet. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Henry CANIVOVII and Richard Hill, jun. Bedworth and Country, and Wood -street, Cheapside, ribbon-manafacturere. BANKRUPTS. Joseph Loyd, Norwood, Surrey, corn•merchant, to surrender, May 8, 20, at nine, and Jane 17, at ten, at the Court of Commis- 'loners of Bankrupts, _ Richardson, Walbrook. haries Lewis, Charlotte-street, Fitsroy-square, money-scrivener, May 9, at eleven. 16, and June 17, at ten, at the Court of Com missioners of Bankrupts, Basin:hall-street. Attorney, Mr. Nor. tea, White Cross-street. Attorney, Mr. William Williams Willement, Colchester, crape and bombasin-mamsfactvrer, and Gutter-lane, Cheapside, warehouseman, May 15, 17, at four, and June 17, at twn, at the Swan Inn, Norwich. Anomie., Mr. Jelin l'hipps, Weavers' Hall; or Mr. Barnard, Norwich. Hugh Dixon and Michael Gunston, St. Jatnes'a-walk, Clerkenwell, cisymistr, May a, at one, 13, at ten, and June 17, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, BasinghaU-street. Attorney, Mr. Dix, Symond's Inn, Chancery.lase. flatten Hamer Stansfeld, King-street, Cheapside, stuff-manufac• tam, May 9, 20, and June 17, at eleven, at the Court of Com missioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Anomie', Messrs. Baxendale and Co. King's Arms-yard, Celeman.street. Edward Ainsworth, Hamer Hall, Lancashire, woullen-lnanufac- term*, May 13, at twelve, 2S, and Jun* 17, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. At torney, Mr. J. M. White, Great Sc. Helens, Bishopsgate-street. George Penny, Rood-Line, Fenchurch-street, coffee-dealer, May 13, 20, at twelve, and June 17, at ten, at the Cern of Commis sioners of Bankrupts. 13asinghall.street. Attorney, Mr. Benjamin Hardwkk, Lawrence-lane. Frederick Franck, Old Burlington-street, St. James's, tailor, May 13, 20, at nine, and June 17, at tee, at the Court of Commis sioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-strect. Attorney, Mr. Tanner, New Basinghall.street. Lewis Roberts, City-read Basin, wharinpr, May 13, 20, at twelve, and June 17, at ten, at the Conn of Commissioners of Bankrupts, BasinghaU-atrect. Attorney, Mr. C. Woodward, New Broad .street. Itobert Beane, Clement's-lane, Strand, victualler, May 9, at eleven, 16, and June 17, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Bank rupts, BasinghaU-street. Attendee, Messrs. Richardson and Co. Golden-square. Richard Robinson, Hill Top, Yorkshire, worsted-manufseturer, May 12, at seven, 13, at nine, at the White Lion Inn, Halifax, and June 17. at ten, at the Devonshire Arms Inn, Keighley. Auernies, Meson. Still and Co. Lincoln's Inn New-square; or Mr. Christopher Netherwood, Keighley. William Owen, Carnarvon, druggist, May 25, at the Houle of William Jackson, called Bangorferry Inn, and June 16, 17, at eleven, at the Goat Inn, Cartiarven. Atternies, Mr. John Evans, Carnarvon ; or Messrs. Low and Co. Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane. . Thomas Crawshsw, Leeds, Yorkshire, woolstapler. May 9, 10, and June 17, at twelve, at the Office of Mr. Thomas Homer Grange, Leeds. Attornies, Mr. King, Hattou-garden; or Mr. T. H. Granger, Leeds. WilUaes Aston, Toll End, Staffordshire, iron and cool master, May . so, 25, and June 17, at twelveott the Royal Hotel Birnsinghani. Attornies, Messes. Norton and Co. Gray's Inn-square; or Messrs. Spurrier and Ca Birmingham. John Hicks, Holsworthy, Devonshire, linendraper, May 95, 241, and June 17, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Devonport. Astor nies, Mr. H. W. Sole;Aldermanbury ; or Mews. Sale and Co. Devonport. John Townsend Lowther, Lumen's-Fend, Southwark, merebant, Hay 11, 27, and Just 17, at ekvea, at the Court of Commis. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Edward Bawer and Charles Dunn, Birmingham, 'mantles. Charles Gooch, William Green, and Thomas Swan, Alilk-stroet, watehousemen. Edward Buttenshaw, sen. and Edward Buttes shaw, jun. Holborn-bridge. grocers. Charles Terry and James Walford, Crane-court, quill merchants. John Boughton, Carlow pher Woodhouse, and Thomas Hayward, Coventry, dealers. Wm. Broome and Moms Slater. Manchester, hop merchants. Frederick Trash and John George Skeys, St. Mary-hall-lane and St. Aldgate, thford, booksellers, stationers and printers. James Cross and Ro- bert Cross, Hullwall and Sharpies, Lancashire, coal merhbantr. Joshua Grcaves and John Haigh, Chickenley-beath and West Ardsley, Yorkshire, colliers. Stephen Clark, James Head and William Clark, Lewisham, Kent, corn and coal merchants; and coach proprietors. P. B. Blake and J. Mann, Mile-end, brewers. Nickolas Nakinson and Peter Tyrer Blackrod, Lancashire, bobbin makers. Autrey', Edward, and John Forster, Mount-street; Lana. both, surgeons and apothecaries. John Treat and Allan Kaye Liverpool, attotnim acrd solicitors. Charles Shand, Lister Ellis, William Shand, and Francis Shand, Liverpeol, merchants and factors. Matthew Gifford and Thomas Frampton, Beaminster, Dorsetshire ' sail•coth mansfucturers and tow spinners. Stephen Thornton, William Astell, Claude George Thornton, Thomas Tooke, and Stephen Edward Thornton, London, merchants, as far as regards Stephen Thornton and Claude George Thornton. Richard Banks, Harry Parkes, Thomas Otway, and Samuel Oakes, Cappon Field and Goscote iron foundcries. Sedgky, Staffordshire. Henry Rigmaiden and Thomas Benson Dickson, Ambleside. Westmore land, wine, spirit and porter merchants. Thomas Whittle and Peter White., Liverpool, grocers and floor dealers. William Hall and Edward Hall, High-street, Plymouth, pawnbrokers and salesmen: Samuel Naish and R. bl•Denald, Manchester and Pen dleton, tanners and leather factors. Henry Carne and William Thomas Atwells, Nine Elms, Battersea-fields, Surrey, barge builders. Francis Hay L'Estrange and John Davies, surgeons, General Weekly Avenge of the Price of British Con, Wklek governs Importation, made up to the 29th of April. Wheat 80s. 9d. Oats 241. 4d. Beans 17s. Id. I I Barley Its. 4d. Rye 555. 4d. Peas 595. sd. The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed from the Returns made in the Week ending the 5d day of May, 1828, is 30s. Sid. per cwt. exclusive of the duties of Calms polder payable thereon on the Importation thereof. SCOTS BANKRUPTS. _ _ SIQU ZSTILATiONS. May s.—James Johnston and Sons, tanners in Glaspw•—.Cre dltors meet in the Lyceum Rooms there,l2th and 211th May, at two. John Mitchell, merchant and manufacturer la St. Ninian's—Creditors meet in Gibb's Inn, &Ming, 11th and 31st May, at one. • D. and D. 111 4 Gown, distillers at Glanmurray—Crs. dkors meet in Gibb's Inn, Stirling, 12th May and 2d Jun*, at one. IP Gregor and Co. calico-printers at Kelvti hough, near Glasirmr—Crtilitors meet in the Black Bull lan, Glace row, filth May and lst June, at three. Robert Alcsanderklackay, merchant in tors meet in the Black BuU Inn there,l2th May and Sd June, at one. *WAL May S.—James Maclellan, tnanufacturer la Paisley, has applied for a fecal of his sequestration, awarded 9th AprU last. We have received Dutch Papers to the 7th, and Hamburgh to the 40 - 4 instant. The latter contain let ters from SE. Petersburgh to the 23d of April, whioh praise the impartial justice of the Emperor NICHOLAS, in several cases in which some of his own servants were discharged and punished for ill conduct towards others. Considerable disturbances are said to have taken place at Warsaw, but to have been immediately suppressed by the firmness and energy of the Grand Duke Cow- ATANTIYE. BENNETT' V. RIDLIR. This was an action of warranty of a horse, which was sold by the defendant to the plaintiff on a Sunday, and it was objected that the contract was void by the statute 29 Qtr.!. which prohibits persons from carrying on their trades. or pursuing their a orldly callings, on cle Sabbath. The case was argued on a.former day, and the Court having taken time to consider the point. Mr. Justice BATLEY n.iw delivered the opinion of the Court to be, that the contract was void, and that the statute applied to cases where the party carried on his business, or pursued his worldly calling, either publicly or privately. This decision was not inconsistent with former cases, because here the plaintiff was aware that the defendant was trading as a horse dealer. The rule, therefore, for setting aside the veidict for the plaintiff and granting a new rule must be absolute. Ruk made absolute. THE RING V. HATTHORNI ; THE RING V. GOLDER? AND ANOTHER. These were Rules calling upon the Mayor and She riffs of Bristol, respectively, to show cause why quo warrant° informations shluld not be filed, c 'Ring upon them to shew by what authority they held the r severpl offices. The question was whether the right of electing these Officers was in the Mayor, Burgesses, and Com monalty at large; or in the Mayor and Common Coun cil of the City, as a select body ? After hearing the Arromtair-Gnmaat., Mr. Scascrrr, Mr. TAIJIMN, Mr. Luniew, and Mr. Q. Cuss for the defendants; and Mr. Serjeant Wrist, Mr. blaaawrratsa, Mr. Thant., and Mr. Bustrus far the relator, The COURT, adverting to the terms of the d'fferent Charters bearing up-n the subject, and the usage which had obtained in the City, were clearly of opinion that the right of election was in the Mayor and Common Council, as a select body, and not in the Mayor and Commonalty at large.and therefore discharged ti .e rules. BURGOYNB V. BRIE. In this case a libel had been filed in the Ecclesiastical Court against the Rev. Dr. Free, rector of Sutton, in Bedfordshire, for profane sweating, incontinence, and a variety of other offences. Tne defendant &el a de claration in prohibition, in this Court, to suspend the proceedings below, on the ground that the suit had not been instituted within six months after the commissivn of the alleged offences, as required by 27 Geo. M. cap. 44. To this there was a plea that this statute ap plied to suits against lay persons only. The defendant demurred to the plea, and the demurrer was argued on a former day. The COURT now gave judgment, and said that continence was not the only offence charged against the defendant. He was charged with profane swearing, neglecting divine service, using the porch of the palish church as a stable, refusing to baptize children, taking exorbitant fees for baptisms, and turning swine into the church-yard—all which offences were cognizable by the church, when committed by one of her own body. The Statute that had been cited extended to the clergy as well as the laity, where clergy and laity were upin the same footing. But this was not a suit instituted for the reformation of the manners er the good of the soul of the offender, but for his removal and deprivation ; and therefore there ought to be a consultation in the Ecclesiastical Court as to the e parts of the libel re ferred for the defendant's deprivation.