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■ '46 it 7- Ttiii ARMY. iT I A ESTA BLISH ME NT for supply loafers of his M.kjesty'r Army wish Regimentals and dente of ail descriptions Tor eve9y Regiment in the Br:. 1, both for Nome and Foreign Service, enniormahle to *one ordered by the different Commanding oth:err, 4 by the Commander in -Cider, at a shorter notice, te 20 per Celt. under the regular craiit charges, lur ur Agenfa Acceptance s nnly. _ _ I _ , ~•• ~;11F . ~, Ptiff:StTANT to tin Order 'ef the High Court of Canary, bearing date the 90th day of May, 111 111, sod nude it a Cause, Cottereli against Coherell, any Person or Per. sons *aiming to be the nest of kin of CHARLES COT. TERR.L, late of Layton. In the County of Essex, Gentleman, dece7d, who died on or about t he. 117th day of January, 1807, are !with to come in before hilt/ICU PAUL STRATTOAD, E4q ntle of the Misters of th e said Court, at his Chambers, In [Southetupton-buildings, Clialicerq-lane. London, and prove such kindred, or in default thereof, they will be excluded the benefit of the said Order. WM. GALE and SON, . De repdante Solicitors, Ledforl-street, Beford-row. P.ARLIAMBICIARr PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, JIL• 2S. The Vote of Credit BiLI, the Agent General of Volunteers Bin, and the White Herring Fishery Amendment Bill, passed through Coqiisilttees, and ware revarted without any amendment. The Assessed Taxes' Allowance 8111, and the Woods and Fe. bests Bill, were lead the third time and pass e d. inGGS V. r POW N. Mr. BI; r.L was beard in behalf of the Respondent, and Hs . • SAMVtL Ros.stiev replied. Lord REDESDALE, after a !dressing their Lordships on Oa merit of this case,proposed that the judgment should be affirmed. The LORD CHANCELLOR, in adverting to the grounds post which this case ought to be decided, took occasion to speak highly of the care attd consideration with which Lord Alvanley, hetore wham it was tried, was ever known to pronounce his de. oisions. It was decided by him, when Master of the Rolls, ant had, since that period; been referred to the Chancellor-4 ' a in I 805 It came, by way of weal, ht fore their Lordships. He would leave it to their Lordships to say, if the individual t.sete addressing them had , or had oat done what was requisite for the dispatch of business, and the decision of justice. If he had done his duty, it was most bmenraWe for the ends of justice; Jn,this • country, that a period of nine years shonld have capsed from the Commencement to the termination of tics snit ; In which state the administration of ju.tice must remain, uttri some means of remedy could be agreed upon by the two Hause4 of Parliament. He concluded by moving," That the judgment he affirmed, and that- the costs of all parties be paid out of the funds of property which had been in dispute."—Th.s motion was agreed to. PHISONEES OF WAR ESCAPE BILL . S Upon the motion for the third reading of this 11.11, The LORD CHANCELI.OR, in put silence of the notice he had given, moved the inser - ion of certain Clauses. was ob vious that off,nces to which this Bill referred might be commit. ted on the High Seas; and as, in that case, they 'would not be indictable in any county, they would not come within the mean ing of the Bill as it then stood. He should, therefore, propose a Cisme to be inserted, making*the same offence, when committed on the High Seas, also felony and liable to transportation ; and further providing, that It might be tried in any county. In the next place, as he had mentioned before, this was an offence of great magnitude. and In certain cases, under the charge of assist, ing the enemy, it "might be liable at common law to more serious prosecution. He should therefore propose, that other prosecutions for this offence should remain unaffected by the pro visions of this Bill, at the same time providing, that if any indi vidual should be tried under any prosecution different from that specified in this Bill, be should not afterwards be liable to be tried for the same act under the provisions of this Bill; and itt the same manner, if any one were tried under the provisions of this Bill, he should nut afterwards, fur the same act, be liable to any other prosecution.--These amendments were agreed to, and ordered to be inserted. 1 • • . . itatoeillos, lime& adgwas. CIIIPIAidife and Dishol" r Maackiletot. furry Hydo dta s*r. If Timeoad, in Sadilewortta, mediont, asoaigottialit, dealer and claiman t A0=6,1115,,,, and Sept. s, at olltivoa, at the Bridgewater Arms, Manias, Mews. Daldwortb; Chippindall, and Dassiaolleb Blanchester. John Vaugliton, of Edsoidearoet, Cafreadialt-squamMtddleon, wine and brandy-merchant, dralcr and chapattis's Assist 3, 15, aad Sept. .5 at twelve, at Guildhall Attornim, Messed ' Storer and Hea th, Muntagoo•street, Rowell-49am Robert Eden the elder and Thema ,Eden, eE Ric6esont'r coach masters, dealer", chapmen, and copartners July VP, Auguit 4 ia, and Sept..s, at twelve, at Guildhall. Atcornise, Me:am Sipper and Heath, Montague-street, ussell-rinare. William Deaa the younger, of Exeter, china, gl,us, atutvacthell• ware merchant, dealer and ohapman, August I, 19, and 4e.1 9 t*. 1 5, at eleven, at the Globe Inn, Bridgewater. Atcorutes, Mewl' Anstice and Cox, Ns,. s, Klag e ll. Beach Walks, lantr London ; or Mr. Anthony Dem,l3ridgevrater. Benjamin Brookman, of the pariah of*. George, Clan cestersbire, " jobber, dealer and ehaprnan Auto* 11, 19, and Sept. 5, at 11. st the White Hart Inn, Broad-street, Bristol: Morales, Mears rdward Daniel and Sons, Bristol; or Messrs. Piano and Son, Pump-court, Temple, London -I - William Williamson, of Wathorstreet, Lindon, werelieusettiall. dealer and chapman, July 98, at one, August 4. at eIeVW• I Sept. 3, at ten, at Guildhall. Anomie', Messrs. Ware and Young, Blackman street, Southwark. P,obrrt Smith, of reschurcla-atreet, London, merellant, August • I, n, and Sept. 5, at eleven, at Ottdditall. Afterlife', Messrs. Palmer, Tomlinson; and Thomas., Copal* Tlung morton.strett. James Stein, of Felicherch.atreet, Landon, merchant, August 8, and Sept. 9, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attormes, Messrs. Oil nier,.Tomlinsons, and Thomson, Copthall.volli t. Throgriww. ton-street, Louden. Thomas Smith, of Felichindlonreet, Loodoo, merchant, August 1,8, and Sept. 5, at ekven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Palmer, Tomlinson', sod litensoa, Copthall-coprt, Thing. . • •, • •• . ..,... .•,,,, •. ,NREIGN ihirEILICENC.E. .11.01,AllATION OF VIC EMPEROR ALEXANOIL , 0 The trench troops have passed the !mishit 4 • a complete treacherous attack h i t I,llliitt (b ip SerVCe of our alliance. F ee % preservation of peacol.have exhausted everylt ble means, consistently with the honour of my and the aafenntage of my people. All my et a s . . yours have been . in vain.. Ile Emperrr am n i a .. has hilly reselvel in his own mind to ruin Ilenr t. The most moderate proposals on oueparts hats ii. mained without an answer. This sudden mph ) I has shevm in an unegnivocal manner the grauedin t, , • ness of his pacific posnises which he lately repeat Them therefore remain no farther steps fur tee i s take but-to have recourse to arms, and to employ* the means that have been granted me by pe e BENCE to USE force nainst force. I place full ma, deuce in the zeal of - my people and the bravery 4 my troops. As they are threatened in the antitheft , their families, they will defend them with th e i r t ie. tiOnal bravery and energy. Puovioxvce will aegis with success our just cause. Thedefence of meet. 'tire conutry, Me mainten ince of our independen t and national honour, have compelled us to hut N. course to arms. I will not sheath my sword sok. as there is a single enemy within my imp riaier, tiers. (Signed) . . 64 ALUAND EI .II .::1 'REDRESS OF THE BARON DE TOLLf t MINISTER ATI% • To THE SOLDIERS OF THE ARMY of THE W. 44 The moment is arrived when your nava* must again be unfurled before the enemy if ea* sil peace. l'he period is cortie,whcn your Kw* , iii person will leaO you tti check, diet spirit of 414' . .Lion and atro.tty, which, for the last 20 )ears, lee spread mi sery and dismaytifroughout the whole Inca Warriors, it is not recess try to awaken your corrup t it is not necessary to call on that loyalty and levels your Monarch - Ind yt.ttr Count , " for which you nw have been reuownetii youliere Writ with tbosepreed features of distinction alxive aikit!ur nate:au—yet , grew up and will cr , e with them: But if, tonna/ to. expectation, Ohre hi atiOng you any pusilld. motii being upon vale:m the ohmortal exploits of those warriors who.defeeted the redoubled Chain XII. who humbioi ttiernver and pride of the Oaw - mans,anit who eclipses* the glut)? of th e vat Fr e . derick, h.eve no effect—Who are callous to the bright examples of many warriors now amidst you— eke but lately triumphed over our present enemy in AI parts of Italy, on the walli of Mantua, on the am mit of the Alps themselves-land who recently twin ,red their incur ions into our empire; if ibere ere suck, I say, callous to the noble emotions of a untidier, cast them from your ranks, as beings already ace. quered without a struggle by the degeneracy of their n inure. I appeal to those only iih. rely' n the am. lines of their own character ; such I call to tee idol of honour, and let ma end ,mation he, " Our Owe with us!" Go eels, carrying this convici, on in yew mind ; then you w 11 be lc:aved into the tenons 4 your families, and hailed as their brave sons twit es defeuders of their country, who have gained i 1 s'enown. 44 EAECLAY Ot rowe - - -r-- •. Riga, ;lily 1, 1812." 09 • sod SO:14, M.lllUfanliille Tailors, Laetnaen, sod Sword Cutlers, No..e, New-street, Coveut•Gar. •.% .SCHEI.D PRIZE CONCERN'-• '• • , . to pr - vent , as fitr as its prarticable, the 61 th e of any Vessel, or Individual, engaed in the 61 the Exped , tion to the Scheid, it is deemed ailviseatil-, the expected distrihu•lon, di pendent on the deci•ion of R tor sir in Council, to publish the following List of .ls, Ike and of Oft:ers attached to the Gun-boat Ser. • • Aibaalraity, or other terders, present at Nome time of between the nivestineat of Walcheren, on the 9‘,th 9, and •surrender of Flushing on the 16th of wing, and cons-417044 cot:sit:emu entitled to share erty captured; and the attention of the re , pective IP, on behalf of •their absent Client', is particularly re to. ' H. JON S, , • • Agent to the Naval Commantier-in-Chief, ;ad for s the Squadron In the Expediietu Xuryalus ' . Peacock - k neoturer ' . Protettov Fi , guard - • ; • P khan., , Fhzeliu • • Wryly, Fly - ' 'Poi' Furious - 'Repels* Fearless Resolution Folksto: :e . Royal Oak Flamer • Revenge . Favour re . Rota' Flying Fish Rein Deer Farty Raven Ganges Rtdpnle O.iiiiiet Reynard • Galgo • • Rale•gh Gambier - V Mehl° I Gallant Royalist 1-iero Richmond Hussar - Rebuff Harpy , It esotueow • Heroine Royal Wiliani,List Hound . of men lent and 'Hope Sceptre he , - Impetuenz • tit. Domingo • - Illustrious Superb . Isis St, Fioreezo B ug . ' .. Jimperiense Sabsette . Idas (I) Statita - ,indignant SarPell I Kangaroo . ' Sabrina I Leyden Skylark ,- /la Lavinia Sprightly • so - Linnet Serapis engir 114‘ narch Safeguard oleo • , Marborough Speculator • her Monmouth • pan Jospf, List of her - Magnet men fe..t . Pi . Mariner - . The,cus tger Mat th..l 'I baba stliiel . Mercury (tender) Immense rhea • Namur Thais . 'item Elgin Nymphen Thunder lila, List Nymph (cutter) I'l4a:slier lent . Orlon 1 ower Tender * Victorious Valiant * , of Orange Venerable Vetuvius Ps . v.',liiiies • l•andor; Weymouth Vol k l i t loc ts arthian - Xenobia f'. . ova felt Packet. Vessel , - midis Capt. Tomlinson and other Otters. -.ill Vessels, lj in number, under Mr. Whidbey, per .... ; : 7 Vaiy Board Lisi, • so- • ',- -Sailing Boats, under Capt. Cutficid and other OfAter), 19 .".• In number, per Navy board List. i:i. • - Morelli:I-Bons, en in-no:ober, under Lieutenant Wool , witttl, per Navy,liogrdlAst. 0 :s7: •in kitmse Cutters, 11 in nudber, per Agent's List. - r k - ei , e Cu:t. re. two in untidier, per Agent'? Laa. '.. - es k.tic bits—City of. Loution• Loyal Ptconwithi and '..': ', )royal Hai blur. .},, ~•-: . GU3I.LOAT • OFFICERS, s. • ..•• • -, Cii psr A a Ns. •r , Jams. Gun: boat Lis. , , Ka. • - Littto. • .-- : . 1 • • t, p. Borne on . Harpy• List, 1 - • - 9Wb ' • Deal Boots. f ' rsun • 0 Fire tics-Als. . . • ! • 3, Rd. ' Gun-boat List. Di: to. • ;' Abraham • • . Pulite on Cracker Llit. -,Sit House ' Gun-boaf List. ...:,-:, ustrrzusturs. • , . • , Thomas) Borne unlielleisie I.ist., at, Edwar4 Ditto Al:red. • Ditto Leyden. • , Henry Ditto Eagle.. John • Dittolnipetutua. • wry, J. W. ' ' Ditto H.rpy. - . , James • Dittol:Clysle. , ,*1 Lorne' Oun-boat List. non, A. - Borne on Eagle List. • • 8 . Lino Monarch, 0 Arles Gun .boat List. gli, Juhn Berne on Powerful List. Charles Ditto Ganges. .;W. . Gun-boat List. S • : ,J. . Borne on Brilona Lief, : • b H. I Ditto Royal Oake R. P. pion St. Domingo, c ' ' h, J. . Di.to Matihorotigls, M. Ditto Royal Oak, .- . . Roger, ' Ditto Crack.}. nos, D. Vino /Etna. .4, I homes . Ditto l'eactick. • Illobert Piiii9- I t!TPj• . • .: oft. Robert . ' Ditto Ditto, •• • . George • licil Boats, . . - Samuel - Borne nu Caesar Liit. : , Airmandeg 1)i. to M oomont h. Richaris Darn Orion. • - • L'W. • Ditto St. Domingo.' It Hugh Ditto 14,. • . • ,rhornati• Gun-brat List. - . lain • Ilurae on Apeili.s Lim Gun-bUi11..1.411f. ' ' • . James Borne on Begone List, - • William. Ditto Iturpy List. - Gutt-boai List. _.,, , Etiesatt) Borne on Horn Us. '7 l - ~ J. C. Ditto Avalle, .• .I * histaut Di. to IBustricnis. . Johrr • pup* 1..ai1-oraufb, , . , • 11 W Ditto j.)espet atm. John Ditto 114.40,ticiefs, R. T, Pit.o Le)4co. . . .• - . • ..151%* • , Gent-brat List, ' - , •••••.• , Burris on Clyde Lki, Itobist ..." • Ditto ittiu Deer, • - • - yo F.Ailarel Gon.boat List. --* • • .ta e - OP, . 1 bOalai • I llillist ou 104:14 List. ik4cirt Gun *AA ALIA ... a, f.4arsp Bo c u. on 460 1 ,k , ,, p s i.. te .... . f-- • I.llltto Ilarry. . . 1 3 kto Plop•itr, . • ' • . 17 . - k.A• • Pia •o Ati A: u mkat . y. 19. . , yrincess in Orange, . . It. W. - . Grp-lruat Lust. '- • °Will ... Borne on.JklustriOks Liu, . . x ....,, Ditto Superb. bbor.i. Plito &Wilde. , 1 *RIM , .fhfi9 kilocfis 4 910.1. ; • , al C I. Robert Stem, of FennelBmb-street, London, merchant, Angtot I, 8, and Sept. S, at eleven, at Guoldhatl. Anoraks, Aff.rews. Pal• . met, tualliusons, and Thomson, Cayth.dl-court, Ihropnor- - ton-street. •.... William I)oicaster, of Newcastle-place, Clerketswell,Middleselol wholesale jeweller, dealer and chapman, August 1,8, and Sept.. 5, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Brlip,.24lkg-strtes, Strand, London. John Harman, of Chatham, Kent, linen-draper, dealer mid chap! man, August 7, at two. At.guet 8, and Sept. 5, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attortiieß, I%fesers: Willis, Fairtherne, and Club!, Warnford-court, 1 hrosmorteu-street. John Scott, .f Witham, Essex, serivenvr, August 1, at one, Aa. 11, at ten , and Sept. 5. at one, at Guildhall . Attetrip.. Messrs. Bed and Bromley Holborn-court, Gray's-Inn. • •-• John Jaques. of Coaper's-lane, near "Patters-Bar; Midalebez, carpenter, dueler and chaprnan, August 1,8, and SepteMber 1, at twelve, at Gottshall. Attendee, Meters. Haorott Met calfe, I Anemones-Inn. `r Samuel Banks, of It. Ann's-lane, Foster-lane, Chtapskie,LalidMs silk-mercer, dealer and chapman, July 28, at eleven, Asivast 1, and Sept. 4 &Cleo at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Frederick I.anglud, Drees Buildings, He bern I)IVIDENDS to be made at OUILDHALL. . July 29, A Young, St. SeAthin's-lane, merchant,, at tetweAu. net 4, M. Hicks, New Bond street, milliner, at twelve-.Am gust 4..S.Dyar, Newbury, makster, at eleven. August 11. T. Ingle, o:fordo:feet, hosier at twelve. August 11, W. Weseak Mount street, Whitechapei, yeast-merchant. a: eleven. August 15, B. Eyre and Co. Tokeohouse-yard, merchants, at OitlIED., August 15, L and W. Spraggon, Gravesend, slopsenen, at taws August 18, T Eastman, Clement's-lane, merchant, at ten. Au-, gust 22, J. Richardson, Berwick-upon-Tweed, merchant, at tee. Atigust 18, J. Saunders, Watlinrstreet„ warehouseman, at twelve. August g 9, S. Idneker, Newgate-street, umbrella-materg, at twelve. August t 9, S. bldgood, Swallow-street, cork cutweel at twelve. Sept. 5, J. W. Siggs, AveLy, dealer, at ten. Aug 2 2 M. Nash, Harlington, grocer, at twelve. August 18, R. K. Var. Icy, The.' ii on, shopkeeper, at eleven. August an, T. levigp" Ameu-corner, muslin-manufacturer, at ten. August 18, S. Paw. ker, South Lambeth, underwriter, at eleven. August. Is. T. Blowers, 'Fottenhartecourt.road, draper, at ten. August 18, 1. Johnston, Maidstone, draper, at eleven. August 22, H. Collin% Brnad-street,vuilder, at ten. August 1, J. Badger, O'd Jewry, merchant, at twelve. August i, J. Sboosnaie, l'et is °nit, *ado ler, at one. August Is, H. Watson, Weymuuth.mews, eeldie maker,t at eleven. August 18, A. reaoll Hart.sti eel, IOW; merchant, at eleven . August 15, F. Hill, it/food-street, Vet& fields, weaver,. at twelve. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. August 13, 'l'. Hodges, Wareliorn, dealer, at eleven, at thefts rate's Head, Ashford -August 4e, J. Child, Heath, Sour fac tor, at eleven, at the Mackworth Anne, Swansese-August 13, CROWN OFFICE, JULY 25. J. Cooper, Sheffield, lineit-drsper, at eleven, as the '1 line Cranes" &finial& RETURNED TO SERVE IN TRIS PRESENT PAILTANINT. lialllSky. August 17, R. Gray, Portsea„ beilaer, at 01)e. 1141141 -Viet/ or BRISTOL-4 7 .ichard Hart Davis, of the Parish of Crown, GoMort. Augustl3, J. etaudenetek, l3ourrnn, eke ow t . Cliftnn, in the County of Gloucester, Esq. in the room of the nufacturer, at eleien, at the Mermaid, 1 envoi. AugLAt 12, J# Right Hon. Charles Bathurst, who has accepted the office of I Lavender std C.C. held, Yeovil, gat. en en, at ten, at cite Met. r Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster. • maid, Yeovil. Augur: 11, It. itligesey, St. lees, Huutingdoir shire, draper, at einem, at the Crown, St. I.e-. Augsst 17, ADMIRALTY.OFFICE, JULY 95. G. Downes, Eccles, ca enderer at two, at the star, Matches. Vice-Admiral Murray has, in his letter to John ster. Aegiest 17, S. Marsden, Maneuester, in-palter, at one, at the Star, hisnchester. Att l ee t 15,-G. Larandon, Margate, wine Wilson C r ok er, Esq. of the 21 st instant, reported the merchant, at eleven, at the White Hart, Margate. August 26, arrival at Yarmouth of the Eole French lugger pri- J. Pyer and J Payne, linstol, druggists, at twelve, at the tt um trateer, of fourteen guns, only five mounted, captu: j mer ' lids cL August HI, 13. Hodgetts, Birmingham, bu tuto red on the 16th, near•Heligoland, by the boats of maiter,st nine, at the swan, Birmingham. Ai.gust re, T. entitle his Majesty's sloops OspreOlritomart, and Leveret, Adminton , dealer, at eleven, at the w hue Hart, Worcester.- August 13.1. Garnett and L. P. Spryer, Hudderssa4d. merchants, MILITARY PROMOTIONS. at ten, at the Yew Tree, eiridisal. August 18, S. B. liamand, OFFICE OF 011IMANCE, JULY 21. Plymouth,draper, at elevens, at the Fouutain, Plymouth. Aus 21, R. Chl. lag Norton, butcher, at eleven, at the, Engineers 01' the King's German Legion-First Lieutenant Ati ,,, Va i r s h t ite Harr Ch Phillips , png do P rtun. Au u t 20, P. f rine, H bk.. gustus Schweitzer to be Seciond Captain. Dated July 15 ' 18 ' - don, brewer , at le ) e i ne, at the Ship az g id s ßell,Horudean. AL.,. is, Artillery of the King's German Legion-Henry Heise, Gent. to J. Stroud, Swansea, banker , at elevee, at tne kleec e , Gioutee4et, be Second Lieutenant, vice 1 hiele, killed in action. Dated lam. 29, T. Ward, Manchester , mei newt, at eleven, at the' June 30, 1812. Spread agle, Manchester. August 18, T. Williams, Denbigh, Commissions signed .by the Lord Lieutenant of the draper, at eleven, at the Star, Manchester. August 26, J. Coo. County of Lincoln. per, Chester, draper, at ten. at the Hap Pole, Chester. Aging 11, W. Worrail and R. Williamson, Liverpool, merchants, at [ , Horneastle and North Reston Volunteer litbatty. one, Lt the Glebe 'tavern, Liverpool. August 20, W. Hearn Robert Noble. Esq. to be•C s aptain. Needham Idarket, lelinionger, of eleven, at Use Coach and Thomas Burton, Gent to be Lieutenant. ' • Horses, Ipswich. Richard Meanwell and Joseph Dickinson, Cents. VS ballaimigns. Dated J u l y 10, 11112. CERTIFICATES, Avo. 11. , , . • S. and R. Part, and J. Leigh. 1 Wiest. y, ananufacturen-Q. Commission signed by the Lord Lieutembirtifthif Witsessrigne sad w. Ward, Back-bill, coacleenuten-T. gem • A.!omttry of Carmarthen. • -''''.'• f nuns, Kineined, watch usher S. Do v er, Isuruhain, butcher. I , . ,; , Potter tad U. Belessio, hreightmet dealers. R. Marla, that:: Second Royal Carmarthen Local Militia. • •libel, atetcharit: R. Poker, St. Timms Aroide, warehoussessail Jonathan Harries, Gent. to be First Lieutenant, vice Thelbellt W. Taylor, Manchester, merchant. W. Hodson, Biratioghaut, Edwards, deceased. Dated May 1,1.609. : glaw-antker. J. Thew, Vieth Shields, ship t owner. BANKICIJP rCY ENLARGED. . • . AUG. 15.--W. Long, York, draper. C, Sharp, Paten% bap& . Yeller H. Kanot, Thavies Inn, money-acrivener. P. Begtete, I Sept. 12. Gerrge Gardiner, of St. John-street, Middeses s iran. Broad-unet, broker. J. Orrell, Mancbg.ter, seitteg-ma t infa f . monger, dealer nred chapinan, at ten, at Guildhall. curer. J. Tadock, Streatham, silk-broker. W. Tura*B, Lowitl Sept. 12. Jame: Emery, late of Petwaseb, Smo t e, vintner, vie- smith-awe% e.ons-dealer. G. E. Nautical, Worcester, cldt,a ma.-1 wallet-, dealer and chapman, at tee, at t ee D rown ;nn, Arundel. nufacturer. l's Shepherd, Portsmouth, tnealman. J. KIM Li I Aug. 25. Aaron Aaron, of Spirles-enurt, Duke's-plan, Laithels verpool, rectifier. J. G.'l fetitena, Warnford-court, Merchant. spec agile-maker, at ten. at Guildhall. I DISSOLU I lON OF PARTNIIRaitUPS, July 28. Peter Leonard, of fleet-street, London, haberdasher. . Broughton and Laken, Sloane-none. ddualtsen-G. and C. auckbosier, dealer and Chapman, at ten, at GuildnalL . girker, Datiefrtale, kad-merchants.-s-Hede and Lewis, .Ccii . .. BANKRUPTS. • chester,jewellers. Massey andlirown, Sutton, Urbanite, pff - merchants. Bilhisoo and Dewbotst,.Lrsrpeanchotthe.- fan Poo ' ey Kensington , Et'svard Kensington, Henry Keating- W oo d an d C o . Manchester, waishouaseles. • a 9 Rogers, ton, William *yen, and Daniel Adams, of London, bankers, . Fulham, taints. Robson and Bradt/MI, Masitboster,ealsporprio da al a s :cud enpartners, to surrender hay gs, August 22, a t 11, ten. Green and Cooper, Worahlpeeepare, ellk.ategggatie fot e..;- and September 5, et ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, ;dr. Day, i Murray and Dyke, Church-row, I.llwragansa, CodonallaWsites, Plump covet, 'Temple. " 1 JAverpotl, cabinet makers. S.and .1 %Votary...qv', alitattidea, [H enr y Dixon, John Caspar Later, and James Kenny Casey, of Porter aadWrlstows o ;therbse-eourt. agents- Jalitalla and Leaks Li ver pool, nu rchants and copartners, August 17, 18. and Sept. I °Muskies. printers. Rileys and Harris, Fostirloap sod Coyass- S h at one, at the Yolk - Hotel, Wintarnannennare, Liverpo o l, I try, ribbon-manufacturers. At:on:des, Megan Stanterret snit Eska, Leigh-street, Liven. DISTRIBUTION OP PRIZE-MOWRY. Pr soda'. aa 1 as' Mr. Tho m a. W" ie s Joha-str eett Bedford - row, Ent repreEntrepretlante, for the Helmets, on Saturday, at Si, liorfolk street, and there recalled. 'tt bias Elseklittu„ of Far,lane, la Saddleemetb, Yorkshire,, m e ek, fur ie L a i r , an d l a s e i . ae, on Friday, at te e .cl attata e s m-rchate, co .nistactwrer, dealer and chaptuati, August 14, L 5, Inn, and there retailed. ' at 4 Sept . 5, se..ehree. at tbe Palate inn, Manchester. Attar- The Swan, tor the Heeabet, qn the Oath instant at 18, Cl.. ney, Mr...knee, TAO", a" . Atnes - stlaßres Mrinch.ster. ment ' s I nn, and there recalled, t etion it ae . nyide, of junnead, in Seddlewortle Yorkshire, mere The Diana, for the Mane Framable, le Mullet, b Maltase . ,eta* , Asanutecturer, dealer and chop: run, August 10, 15, l a Fail s U n i que , an d la Kegrnera , on the 90th *tans at le - ‘ ged Set. 5, at *mo p at the BtWgeo site Arms, Mai.cheftte, Menet Inn s and *Tr PERsPra r . 0 INSOLVENT DEBTORS. The further con , ideration of the amendments, made by the Commons to the English and Matt temporary insolvent Debtors Bills was postponed till Monday. TOLERATION BILL. On the motion for taking into consideration the Reports on this Bill, Lord ERSKINE said, as he had not been present at ede second reading of this biU, and should also be absent on Monday, when it would be read the third time, he . tor.k the present opportunity of declaring hie assent to this wise and liberal ineaeure of !okra ' tion. He bad no doubt, from experience, indeed he was c.a vinced that les effects would be toured salutary and beneficial, and instead of proving injurious to the interests of the Church, it would establish her foundrion on a rock. The Report was agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be read a third time on Monday. The Report on the Public Peace 13111 was also agreed to. The other Orders of the Day were then disposed of, and the House adjourned till Monday. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. %VP . . Tiff!: - EVENING A'l, ~ _ • - I.4)NDQN, . . - . % , MONDAY, JULY 27. PRICE OF STOCKS 'filld OAT AT ONE O'CLOCK s per.O. Red. S* Cons. sot—ter Off. S. f • 4 per Cf. 1841-5 per Ct. salt—Bank Stock Seeds 9i. ine.4lls.—Onn. IS g—Sk. Lens 4401. Limb. Llae. Se. S.. du. —Do. (W.) • ...... ATTACK UPON A BRITISH PRIMA BY AN AMERICAN-SQUADRON. Captain Haxaava arrived on S A 1 ater_ay ntg.:t It* Admiralty, with despatches ft-4-m Admiral SasTu• • at Halifax, brought by the Macxrutt gigolos, [which arrived at Portsmouth on Saturday moreng• I They state that on the 24th oh. .the BELMAR* (6. gate, commanded by Captain Iticuann Bums, us cruising off Sandy Hcok, but not in sight (ilia, a hen she fell in with an American Squadr at, ces. sisting of the President, United States, Coairess,od , Essex frigates, and Hornet sloop of war, which bip4 as soon as they were within Ont blank shot, wile lead previoul comerwsication with Me linvintwe Mk mediately commenced tiring upon her.--Tbe BOxfr siesta, of course, made sail lion so very wok( al hostile force, and the Arnericans.pursued her, oda' taining a running fight as long as the lisstrillSlA was within reach of shot; in the course-of 'bid' i e had two men tilled, and Captain Dittos waioll'' hurt in the thigh, by a gin - falling spot his.. l i BELVIDESA made the ben ist her way so HAM "acquaint Admiral Smyth-of the transactints . repair her damages. On her arrival there A " .SAWYIR Me Captain 'flummox, in the C:sigio 'Xloop of war, with a fig it Prior, to New Yiwiv . ,"°„„, quest an explanation of the matter ;V de;p",1 0 ,1 1 , RAI-ma to berniudi, and the different ernil dons, to order all his squadmit to tumble . _ l at fax, and sent Captain HANORAVe in the ida., to England, with despatches fit= 4over newt: IP biactEuss, has had a goad passage *of mellg# days from Halifax. The Mac Lean . left the Arnica (flakship)r 1 11 Yana*, and PLUMHR at Halifax ; the hats' ' to sail the next day toe the Pay of Fundy. ;O hl the timber ships to England 4 the SFASTAK Wie 1 Quebvc, but the TA OITA Ws had sail, td to reli* 4n.1 to brir, born. the fur ships ; tb, SHAY' „ IirIiSARIZILS w a rt Sztiizing tfigether ; and AT/11.411(114 mid MOUOIANA were likewise fa+ on the goals. Aprongest aCCOUNT. Captain HAstoltaVs's despatcnes Are dated at b lila;, the fith of Last month , a nd contain as sok count sit his Majesty's frigate J3sr,v,us,s hl . been attacked by a Squadron of three norm 4 gates, a Wig, and a schconer, on 114 t.d of tilts .• • , ....' - -.......1 Ine, M. 1 Cle. About t Lord !t. 81.11 of t h e !tat! in The nib a I Nati I Sunda o VI • Ca. Jai 4:Ds, :St. A ~~~ ~ any 4' C d St w.a d sta A J .!__ We I ISOW t-au 1 Lai ier tl Iservi r all V• Id ;71