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a very numerous MEETING of the MER CHANTS, TRADERS, and Others, interested in the and CHINA TP.ADES in the Port of. LONDON, held City of London Tavern, the 2.3 d April, 11: The Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR in the Chair, s moved,l7 HL WRY S:IITH, Esl. and seconded by Gtoaos.‘ as) !.sq. an Unanimously ,esolved.g b liat. the Imports from the East Indies and China, by law confit.e.ho the Von of London, cannut be ex to the Outports without-great injury to those now esta in these Trades In • the City and Port of Loudon, nor lot g&et detriment to the. Revenue' and to the Country at it a Petition be.presented to both Houses of Parliament, in trues of the sain..onden Merchants, Traders, and others, that . the Homeward Trade from India and China may tontinued exchisively to the Post of London. tat this •Pes Hon hr now signed by these present, and do re at. t his House for five days for signature. it the Meraliers for the .tby of London and County of liesez be rec.tested to srpport the prayer of the Petition in strait, when atty discussion on the subject shall tai , e place. 'hat the Commitrte I,f Merchants by whom this Meeting been conveneil, bt requested to continue prrnianent during i'scussions in Parliament; and to use their best endeavours nrontote the object of this Meeting. 'chat the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Conunittee for ,ing forward this impoM ant subject. That the "'Lanka of this Meetiatg he presented to Sir WILLIAM xis, Bart. one of the Representative] in Parliament far this ; and to a F.OIIGX I;YWG, I:4q. Mie of the It?hmientatitres 'ornament for the County of Middlesex, for tisvir attendance -a day, and their kind attention to the important obji;eo Meeting. Thai these Resolutions, and tilt. Petition of the Merchants, 'riders, and others, of the City of London, after the Wine shall resented to the Houses of Parliament, be published in the ding and k:vening Papers. HUN&ER, Mayor. The Right Honourable the Loan MATCM harit4 retired from Chair, the sane 'NW taken by HLNltY•3lll7lo 7 .6q.aild it was .apory moved, seconded, and unanimously resolved, That' the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Right Hon. 4 .01tD Mnvos for the readiness he has ever evinced to pro the interests of the Metropolis, and hp: his polite and im conduct in the Chair this slay. HENRY SMITH. T a MEETING of MERCHANTS, MANU-; FAC'TURERS, TRADERS, and OTHERS, interested -, • EXPORT TRADE to INDIA and CHINA, from the T of LONDON, held at the City of London Tavern, the of April, 1812, JOHN ATKINS, Esq. Alderman, in the Chair I was moved by DAVID GaRnON. Esq. and seconded by 'ARTMARJORIaANKS, Esq. and unanimously resolved, -let this Meetinr, consisting of Merchants, Manufacturers, el Traders, of the port-of London, who lave been long estate. fished in the Export Trade from thence to India and China, feel themselves called upon in defence oi their respective properties, - - sate the true situation of such trade to the cnnntry at large, hi to counteract any misrepresentations which may have the, _et of misleading the public mind upon a sobject of such may. Aitade to the community at large. and in which their own vital Interests are most deeply concerned. it the anxiety expriteed by the various manufacturers in the icial towns of the United Kingdom in regard to the (mac. Esports to Indiard China, is grounded upon erroneous as will appear by reference to the actual export of stoat manufacturers. it ft appears to this Meeting from indisputable authority, to quantity of tonnag e engaged by the Eaec Infia Company the private traders of ' the United Kingdom, (exclusively of allowed to be exported in the privilege of their own Captains d cfficere), amount. d during the last six-years to 63,000 tons, .nd that during that period only 16,000 tons of every spicies of Ulawafacture (including leer and 4,000 tons of wine), have been -malty engaged and shipped to India. fat the fact contained in the foregoing resolution, etbiblis a ing and incontrovertible proof that the Company and the . at large have been disappointed in those hopes and exisso. dogs which lei to the granting the extra tonnage, and which Isfone upon the renewal of the present charter, by the desire, 1 at the instance of the munufacturers, and' other persons who that time etpressedoimilar feelings with respect to an even , export to those exhibited at the venous Meetings which have . so necently held throughout the country. That the articles exported to India and China are various, but 'Extensive in coy iarticular maitufactore, and therefore re v bs collected flora every part•of thelingdom to one eon xestatted point fur exportation with any rational prospect of ad vantage either to the manufacturer or the exporter. That the exrrience of the. last six years impresses thii Meet with a decided conviction, that the netekct of India is not u s of extending the consumption of manufacttires to the amount • the public mind has been led to expect; and, therefore, If sport trade so India and China, as most.confined to the port London, be made gentle) to the outports, it will be of no be panto them, but pill prove ruinous to those extensive esta blishments which have been Formed by the persons comprising Meeting, and to the large capitals they have invested therein. "hat should the Export Trade to lodia and China be removed , the Port of London, the Coasting trade of the United King a, that best nursery for our seamen, and great bulwark of our _llona superiority and strength—the inland navigation, that new source of great national wealth, as affording incalculalOe facilities to the improvement of the general agriculture of the -tory—and, lastly, _the revenue Itself, would with these suffer oceivable injury. That a Petition be prey-nted to both Houses of Parliament, in names of the merchants, ntanutacturers, rraderseand others, coarse& in the export tradef to India and China, from the ponof London, praying that the wort trade to India and China may be continued as heretofore to the port oi London, Tharthls Meeting approves of the Petition npw read from the hair. That the same be now signed by the Gentlemen present, and • remain at this house eight days for signature. That the Committee chosen at the General Meeting held yes • y at this house, for the purpose of preparing the Petition, be requested to continue permanent during the discussions in Par liament, and to use their utmost exertions to promote the object this Meeting, and that the Committee have the pow it -.mg their hunker as they shall see necessary, . 1 That the Member. for the City of London, for the Celerities of tass.x. Kent, Middlesex, and Nurrey,for the-City of Westminster and the Borough of Southwark, be requested to support the prayer of the Petition in Parliament, whet any diectission pn the esshjerst shall take plane. That the Thanks of this Meeting be presented to Sir Wit LIAM Corns. Barourt, Mr. Alderman Conibe, and Sir CHARLLS Is otos, Baronet, three of the Representatives in Parliament for this City; and to Geoicoe BYNG, Esq. one of the Reprwntatimee in Parliament for the County of Middlesex, for their attendance this day, and fur their kinci•attentem to the important objects of this Meeting. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Committee, for convening the sme, and fur the great zeal and attention they havesliewn to the interests thereof: • That these Resolutions and the Peddon of the Merchant's Ms tsufacturers, Trades, and others, of the Port of London, (after such Petition shall have been presented to Parliament), be pub: , Itched in the Morning and Eveatng Papers. That all communications upon the subject of the present Meeting be addressed to the Committee, under cover to Mr, TSASDALL, IVleratai t • l'eylore-Hall, Solicitor to the Meath% That a eubscription be now entered into by this Meeting, for the purpose of deftayjng ihe expences of the Petitions to both Houses et Par Lunen; aid of such other measures-as may he . 1 deemed statue!) , by the Committee for the protecticn of the rights and in crests of the exploiters from the port of London to India and Cline. (S sued) JOHN ATKINS, Cher:man. Jour Arum ' Esq. - Alderman, having left - the Chair, the ethos eas taken by Criesstorn ire Suer*, Esq. Alderman; • - • lanonsty res iced , to Me. Alderman the Chair. 'HER SMITH. •LISBON if AO CADIZ AWLS.. , , • • ' LISBON, APRIL 9. TIELXGRAPIIIC DISPATCIf. • •' Elva', Aprii 8, quarter past Pour, P. M. • 4 g Yesterday, in the afternoon, arrived here 117 of ficers, and 2938 soldiers, made pi isoners in Badajoz. This morning Philippon and all the prisoners set out for Lisbon.' WIN ATe tNDI.t at the C T. It 1V33 V WARD) Resol • I:nw tervied islished without rave. That titt nan praying be con& main at • That Middle Parliart That Iras bee the &at to ion That bringin Thai Ct 7 a 71 City ; in Part this da Meet's Thai Trader be s nrei llprnii The the Ch; Oaten] Thai the I .o mote i partial AT in the POW(' 55th of It w awe • That and Tr lebed i theism to slate order t effect o nittide' interest That trovitit city of data, a inanuft That that rht for the that all and cIE and tha 'azimuth actuall; That titrikin; . ; Astiogs 'Was dot and at at that "sire a bean so Thai not spire .cestrait 'aatag Tha ing wit pable a which the ex; of Lon pernu blishas this VI 1131 from t dam, Ration; evt st facilitit countr inconc Tha the nal int etas Loan iontint Tha Chair. Thai dO rerr Thai terday request liamen of this art asin •slartvpan it was moved, &condi/I, and unan.l Tb4t the tlaanki of this Met ting be Liven t< AIJIANS, fat Ws julkinus and able co.:duct in tI piped) tiIIUSTOPI LISBON, APRIL 11.. According to the accounts received here, Brennier with his division appeared on the 4th near Almeida,. for the purpose of making . a diversion °in favour . of Badajoz, by attempting to take that fortres's by esca--- lade ; but up to the 6th he had not approached it. sufficiently near, so as to invest it. Our troops are now posted near that city; and the General who commands theni Las been to communicate with the Governor of Almeida. ' Seven Frenchmen have been made prisoners, acid four have voluntarily surrendered themselves. These men state that the enemy's army suffers greatly for want of provisions, and that Brertnier brings with him io waggons laden with ladders to take Almeida, and artillery to undertake the siege of Ciudad Ito.. drigo. Souk had arrived near Albuera ; our army march. ed against him, but it is supposed he has retired.— ' The enemy's forces are calculated at 23,000 men. By intelligence from Cadiz of the Sci, we know that on the 7th inst. Ballasteros, Morilla, and Penne were to invest Seville. CADIZ, MARCH 27. Sarsfield has rrrade another incursion into France, and returned with 4.5,000 crowns, 200 head of horned cattle, and 400 sheep, the fruit of his contributions. Espoz and Mina (now Field Marshal Espuz and Mina) writes fi•pm Seguenza on the 9th February, that there was no French force . of consideration in Navarre, and only some moveable columns. . . •at Mapicilles five reeks ago, carrying 106 men, ar med with five 12, and two 6-pounders, commanded by Monsieur Jean Francis Coulome. She sailed on the 1740nstant on her first entice, is copper-bottomed, copper-fastened, one hundred and forty-seven and a half tons burthen ; as fine a vessel of her class as I have seen, has made no cap ture, and has been chased by two frigates and a bri; within the last five days, but escaped by her admi title sailing. . . The Jean Bart was in every respect well calcula ted to doimuch mischief to commerce. - 1 have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) W. STEWART, Commander. . • MILITARY PROMOTIONS. • OFFICE Of ORONANCE, APRIL 21. Royal Regiment of Artillery: Second Lieutenant Francis Warde to he First Lieutenant, vice 1. Maxwell, deceased. Dated Maich 8,1812. Commission in the Ist Regiment of Caermarthen Local Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Caermarthen. Second Lieutenant David Thomas to he First Lieutenant, vice Symes, resigned. Dated April 4, 1812. • Commission in the Nottinghamshire Regiment of Militia, sigited by the Lord Lieutenant of the (':'County of Nottingham. • :;joseph BodiU, Gent. to be Ensign. D'ated January 20, 18111. ICommissions signed by . the Lord Lieutenant of tl4 • County of Renfrew. .1 , • John Maxwell, Esq.; William Napier, Esq.; 'and Ludoviedt 1 Houston, Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenants. Dated February 24, 1812. 41 i Commission in the Western Battalion of DorsetshirO Local Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Ives Ha. vey Urquhart, Gent, to be Lieutenant, vice Stoddikrt, resigned. Dated April 3, 1812. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. 1 May 21. George Arnafl and John Arne!, of Birmingham, mere chants, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. John Clarke,,of Lough•Anrough, Leicestershire, poem Christopher zitory, of I fedon, Yorkshire, hardwareman. BANKRUPTS. , Samuel Goodly, of Manc:tester. woollen-draper, dealer and chap man, to surrender May 14, at five, May 15, at eleven, and June 6, at five, at the New Inn, Blackburn. Artornies, Mr. Wig gltswqrtli, Gra , - I *i-Inn, London ; or Mr. Wilkinson, Blaskburn. Tiromas - Ludford I...tawny, of South Crescent, Mired-place Tot tenham-court-road, parish of St. Giles in the Fields, Middle sex, music and musical instrument-seller, dealer and chapman, May 2,5, at one and June 6, at twelve, at Guildhall. Anus. nies, Messrs. White and Bostoek, No. 5, Tokenhouse-yard. John Shutdeworth Shuttiewimh and John Goodfellow late of Austin Friars, Lai:on, merchants, in.uranco-brokers,lsealers, ' chapnsen, and copartners, April 28, May 9, and June 6, at ten, at Guildhall. A rorney, Mr. Hackett, 31, Old Belden), New Broad- trees, London. 1 Daniel Garcia, of Mitre-coprt, parish of st. Jame., Dukes-place,' London, uporht cary, dealer and chaptuan, May 5, 12, and June 6, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr..Alliston, Freeman's. court, Cornhiti. r John Williamson, late of Tonirrid;-e-place, New-road, part sh of St. l'ancras, i% lidlesex, builder, dealer* and chapman, May 2,9, and June 6, at twelve, at Gnikluall. Attorney, Mr. H. Tur ner, Percy-street, Bedford-square, Thomas Kaye, of Bolton.le-Mocno, Lancashire, barker, dealer and chapman, May 11, 12, and June A at three, at the Mosley Arms inn, Manchester. Atrornies, Mr. Samuel Humphreys, Chester; or Messrs. Blackstock and Bunce, Paper-buildings, 'lemple, London. Thomas Livermore the younger, of Essm, grocer t dealer and chapman, May 2,5, and Julie 6, at twelve, at Geldhall. At terney, Mr. Michell, Union -court, Broad-street. Ilatituel 'Thornton Thompson, of Cannon street, London, boot and shoe•maker, May 2,3, at one, and June 6, at twelve, at . Guildhall. Attornles, Messrs. Evitt and Rixon,Haydon-squar*, Minories. Richard Phillips of Chandler -street, Grosvenor square, Middle ., sex, pork-'sutcher, dealer an .1 chapman, April uri, May 5, and June 6, at eleven, at Guildhall. AttOrney, Mr. Wright, Hart street, Bloomsbury. _ . FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. CROWN OFFICE, APRIL 25. MEMBER RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT PARLIAMENT. Tow N Auo Po RT or HA sriNos—Sir Abraham flume, Ban. DOWNING-STREET, APRIL 22. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, In the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint Alexander Anstruther, Esq. to be ecorder of Bombay, In the East Indies. WAR DEPARTMENT. ." I)pWNING-9" - RELT, APRIL 25. A Dispatch, of which the following is a Copy, was yt sterday received at Lord Liverpool's Office, addressed to his Lordship by Lieutenant• General Campbell, dated Gibraltar, 25. h of February, 1612. Gibraltar, February 25,1812. My Lonn—l have the honour to enclose ere tran slation of a letter from General Ballesteros, reporting the result of his action with the enemy at Cartaniar, in the vicinity of Malaga. Parr of the reinforcement from the Isle de Leon has arrived, and General Thiliasteros is appointed Captain-Genera of the four kingdoms of Andalusia; and Commander-isr-Chief of the fourth army. have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) cows CAIIIPBIII.L. • Yustquera, February 17, Ibl3. Sin—l have the satisfaction to communicate to your Excellency, that yesterday morning, with 2000 infantry and-800 cavalry, I-attacked General !damn zin. Governor of Malaga, who was at Cartamar with 2000 infantry and 4(X) horse. He was completely routed and pursued to within I Mark Albinos Pelliin, of North Shields, Northumberland, iailts a luague of Malaga ; Maranzin and the whole of the maker, dealer and chapman, April 26, May so, and Jane , 6 at eleven, at the George Inn, Pi.gri.street, N. weastle-upoes chiefs Were killed, many officers, and m o re th a n 12:X) !tn lyne. Attormes, Mr. Henry Sarre, Belheourt, Walbrook i men, hors de combat. or Mr. R.cbard Bather, North Shields. • Knowing the not a moment in comm u nic at i ng it the interest your Excellency f e el s i n my Joseph Wilkinson, ot Coekermouth, Cumberland, commo ns' success, I brewer, d ealer and ehapman, May 14,15, and June 6, at ten, , ' _1 at t h e oh elnn, Cocke) muyth. , Attornies, Mr. !Sienna, assuring your Excellency that the bravery and dis- s tapt G e lnn, Lon d on; or Mr. Steel, (.nekeratouth. cipline displayed by my tenons on this occasion, ex- Richard Walthall, dt Stockport, Cheshire, e t ittoosspinner, d e alee s e ceded their conduct at Albuet a. . and eliapman, May Id, 19, and June 6, at one, at the Mosley . • With these operations, I have put all the forces of Arms inn, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Buckley, Manchester; Andalusia in motion towards me, but I flitter my- Gabriel Baker , eliscarkerMo7eYa ro n v d d Par so ry i , e t etill r e,l.ondon. dr, deaive self they will soon be obliged to disperse, and obtain and chapman, Mai 8 , ' at . fit i re. Iv 9, e and June 6, at * e!even no other advantages than the inconveniences that at the hie..ittaid Inn, Yeovil. Attormes, Mr. White, Yeovil; must attend their marches, and a want of provisions, or Mr. Blandfard, Kineslleneh-Walks,Ternple, London. Edward Kenyon; ot Manchester, victualler, dealer and chapman, by which I shall have accomplished •my object in May 18, 19, and June 6, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, this campaign. Manchester. Anomie', Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple, I have the honour to be, (Signed) . London ;or Mr. R. Entwisle Manchester. FItANCIaCO VALLESTEROS. Jame s Hat kites., ot Liverpool, draper, dealer and chapman, May it., CO, and June 6, a twelve, at the Angel Inn, Dale-atreet, To his Excellency Lieutenant-General Campb.:ll,Bcc - Liverpool. Am: nies, Mr. Johu Clements, Liverpool; or ADMIRALTY OFFICE, APRIL 25. . Mess. s. Blackstr ck yid Bunce, rem*, London. Copy of a Letter from Captain Taylor, of his Majest , i's ship Peter Hatton anti John Formby, of tiardshaw within Windle, the Apollo, addressed to Vice-AdmixA Sir Edward Pellew,,, Lancasnire, blacksmiths, dealers, eliapmen, tad copartners, and transmitted by the Admiral to J. W. Cruker, Esq. May is, at five, May 14, and June 6, at ten, at the Bu c k i n Ills Majesty's ship Apollo, off Cape Corse; Feb. 14. the Vine, Wigan. Atrornies, Mr. Wiadle, John-street, Beds ford-row , Loneron •' er Mr. Gasket! Wig an SIR-In rounding Cape Curse, at day-break yes- Jame, liutc ) ll.l:stin, of Leeds , Yorks ' _ro __ta,aisi-L ' p-carpenter dealer terday morning, I fell in with a French frigate-built am& c h apman. May 8,9, and June 6, at eleven, at the Wbite storeship and a corvette. Horse I avert', Leeds. Attornies, Mr. Blackburn,•Leeds . ; or .. I lion and Knowles. New inn, London. After closing from to leeward the former struck,' Th o mas ..,! ile x a .,, t4 , p i ts c . h a a is . , tat tl e of A K ri i i iis i •ind, D i e g vonsb d ire, vratelisonaker, and proves to be the Merinos, commanded by M. , May -, an June 4, at eleven, Hopore Coardonan, Captain of a Frigate, and of the et Guildhall , l!undon. r Atturney, Mr. Lamb, Vrinces-straet, Legion of Honour-is (pile new, 83U Vais, pierced Bank. London. for 86, but mounting only 20 guns, 8-pOilitders, y ith . ,I . ),,ai,sEdwArfis, of Aliceing-lane, - London, broker, d ea l er an d eLipmati, May -..:, 3, at one, and June 6, at twelve, at Guild' alli. 126 Men six of whom were killed, and 9 CP woundid. - - . , At tot rey, Mr. Riving...l 4 ken church-buildings, Fenchurch • She was going to Sagona for timbtr. ' street, 1 ondon. I have the satisfaction to state that we have stet- John Hooper she younger, of Worcester, taylnr, draper, dealer fered no loss, although exposed to the fire of the bat and enapinan, May 7, in, and June 6, at elev e n, at the Gidld -- hall Coffeehouse, Worcest.r % Atturnies, Messrs. Stephenson' teries on the Cape and Island of Cioeglia above four - and Gower, Gray's-Inn, London; or Mr. John Allen, Won• hours, nearly becalmed. • cosier, ~ Notwithstandmg the signals made to the corvette David Steele, of Drury-lane, Middlesex, baker, Ap4l 29, May 9, from the Commodore, for her assistance, she made and June ti, at ion, at Guildhall At t orney, Mr. Reed, Union her escape with the help of boats frothche shore.-;- F street, B w is a liopgate.street. Francis Millard 13 xrd, of the parish of Chritrmagna, Somerset. She is the Mohawk, formerly English, taken in 17910, .• min, plumber and glazier, May 5,16, and June 6, at one, at of 180 men and a few conscripts. - •- the Commercial Rooms, ,mat -street, Bristol. Anomie*, Mr. I have reason to be much gratified with the con- George Edmunds, Exchequer Office of Pleas, Lincoln'ooon,• Mr. k James Cont. Chaawiek, Chtwmagna. duet of all the officers and ship's company, purticu- wl'olculitmon; or a la m ne a , F ru -street., •Load j on, g . lass-m l erehaat, larly with Mr. James Degbie, First Lieutenant of the .Werii Y vB;at tw 'et e t lv er ; Apollo, who his distinguished himself upun several Guildhall Attorney, M y r. Harris, Ci en, a t-s la t n ree e b t:H a o t on e :s e :lL A :. occasions, I have. the honour to be, &c. Thomas King, late ot Parliament..t.eet, and now of late ot the (Signed) B. W. TAYLOR, Strand, Middlesex, ironmonger, dealer and clapratin, May It, at one, May 9, at eleven, and June ti at one, at Gi.o.lhati.-.. ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, APRIL 25. Attorney; Mr. Philip Hurd, King's Bencb.Walk, Tetup . e. Archibald Robe, late at Bri s tol, merelsam. May 9,9, and June 4, Copy of a Letter from Captain Stewart, ,of his Majesty's sloop Blossom, addressed to Vice-Admiral Sir Edward Velew, and I at twelve, at Guildhall. London. Attorney, Mr, /know Au. . transmitted by the Admiral to John Wilson Croker„ F:sq. 94. Threadneedle.street, London. • . His Majesty's Sloop Blossom, off Cabrera, '4413 Jennings , late of 1 °Dbria g"P lace s 14w (toad , parish 4' til f • P a ncras, Middlesex, baker,. dealer and chapnsau Apra Stai % 23d February, 1812. , May i. : : ::d June 6, at twelve, at Guiklhall. Attorney, hif. Stns-This forenoon, at ten o'clock, Cabrera bear- it y-streat, Bedford-square ing E.S.E. five leagues, a schooner was seen south- sainuel Fletcher , late raCcosdunnunstb, dgmhedend, butcher, ward. Mistaking, us for a merchantman she came dealer and chapman, May'l 4,15, and boleti, at eleven, at the pretty near us berme she perceived - her mistake., At blob& Ina, cnekertnouth. Attormes, Mews. Ilenstans and Nes' e f. h r u d ho r t u i,Corkermulitis ; or Mr. Chambre, Chopeleetresi B. hail past twelve o'clock she made sal tram us ; at ' w, London, t, live our shot brought her to, after trying us by Rohm Preston, of Liverpool, hroker.slealer atal &vault, May and large. She proved to be le Jean Dart, launched ' le, 20, Old June Sat one, at the Dial as ?Rack Bard last: - _ Liverpool . ifoterties, Mr. Marks seta, Liverpool; or Messrs. Blackstock and Bunce,Temph, London. Jeffry Langsbaw, of Wigan, Lancashire, joiner and carpenter, dealer and chapman, May 1:.;, 14, and June 6, at twelve, at the Eagle and Child Inn, Wigan. Anomie*, Messrs. Clayton and Grimsbaw, Wigan; or Mr. Ellis, Chine ,gy-lane, London. Thomas Pawl, of the White Swan, Shoe.lane, Londou,victullor, dealer tirui cbapman, May 2, 12, and June 6, at eleven. a t Anomie, Messrs. Whitton and Son, Urea James. street, Bedford-row. ' Thomas Adams, now or late of Great Rua*lPstreet, Manna. bury. Middlesex, builder, scrivener, dealer and chapinan, Apt 2s, May 9. and June 6, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Crossley,Holborn-court,•Gnses - Ina. iunas Mans, late of Tottenhamssireet, 'Fitzroy-square, hoe pm of Middlesex -street, BQMCII4O./11, wonder, demos apd A m p. man, April 28, May 12, and June 6, at eleven, at 9511dh01t.... Acton;les, Messrs. Chapntaa and 6toreas, St. kidrat•-coart, Youltrr. GamDel Dome*, of Royston, Herts, spirs:-ntereli.int, baler and Chapman, May 2, a! ten, M:y 9, i.utl Jane ale. Guildhall. Auornie., Messr.. Grussea, Maim, sat: Grolist'ar • Angel-court,Throgniorton-iitiett. Willi;ne %Vara, late of lierby, innkeeper, dater and ekapmeb, May 1 , g, and June I, at rlevon;at doe Kiri'. Anne Tavern, Derby. Attornies, Mews. Lambert and Sens. Bedrord-ros, London; or Mara. Edwads and 7anuft, Din by. P.IRLIAJUKFART PROCEEDINGS. BUSINESS FOIL THE WEEK. THIA DAY. ' Oanstis..-Conmittec on Members becoming Bankrupts' Me • —Further Consideration of Report of Suprly ree. , ecticg tile Barrack Department—Further Consideration of Open bessionent Bill—Committee to Clandestine Matthigc Bill— Coinntittee on Mall-Coach Escorial Bit—Committee on frith population Bill—Members to atteed—Deraliet Gtede thhd tianev-Cointedutc on Marcum OSioes Bill—scodi m ie ni sim Amended Sill, wand time—Committee on Scotch Ditty Tobacco-pipe Clay Bilk second Vnte—GolJetuld's Debt OA t r . cond rinse-Committett of Supply—Committee of Xt'ap acd Means—Committee on Act btamps--Irith Pattrorahips third time. NOTlCLll—Mr.Wbenon—Bill for altering the mode Pf Piniag Superannuated Allowance in the Excibe—Mr. lovedeor-Cop mittee to inquire Iwo the State of the Narigatia° of the Thaw e n d hie--.. Mr. Sinciair—Return of the Number of FreeLolian who kale voted at reify Election of a Knight of the Shire in scot. bind, irons to S9i .o—l he Chancellor of the Est:berm —Thanks to Sari Wellington and the Army for the , :vure ef Badajos---Mr. Ward--ru refer Mr. Greatittod's Pen to the Committee of Soppily. TO-MORR6W. Ounce—Further Con+ideration of Report Securities DM NOTIV/L--.Larti Stanley...4%lololl OA Petitions Lam Bann* barn, ice. feta; vs to the Orders in ConaciL WSD.V VIDA Y. Oanaas-,-Charitabie Donation 13411, third tit:M.-Home to ha called over—Further Consideration of Report Pula Rein Bib—Further Consideration of Report Scotch Local Mili ti a MI —Further Consideration of Lord.' Message un the (milli Re. port of the East India Company's AEU's. Novices—Mg, Whitbrea4—ntotion rgspeetiug the Vaastrue, lion pf that part of the Toleration Act which empowers MAO strates at the Quarter :;e.sians, to administer certain Oaths...-. Mr. thiara—Motion far an Instreetion to the Inch linnet Committee to inquire into the Joint Debt of the United Kint. dam, and the Interest thereon—Mr. hictroar—Motien reopen. inn the Salary to Colonel MiMahun. TIIIJILSDA to CUT, onto erect a Plan fto Commutation of Tithes to kcland--Mr. Liorner--00winktrt on Pentium from the Isle of Man--.. Sit Jobe Newport—Mo. tion for Documents respecting Persons centweted wfth Maynostk making courant to the Catholic Religion. /RUM V. ORD s ...engfnitt“ on Admiralty Registrass 4 Rill—Farther Consideration of Report Roves*. Laws' Ran. Nortcs--I.ord S•anlty.-14 gofer Mr ‘ Coceptoces Peskin to the Coternivre of Supply. MIIIORTTY ow TNT worn* 0? TIM 111411 T 110111001tAitt 5151? TAN tel 4 certain-I.Ft TO TAIL& INTO CONIII/lIIATiON VIZ PrriTIOM 01 Tlll atisassi csrlioucit. , Abercrombie, Hn.J. Preemantle,rW. Neville, Hon. IL • Adair, R. ( f eller) 4Juids.D. ' - Ali li.irre, Vise. G•ll, P. Olrieu, sir S. Anew, G. oPes, D. O'Callaghan, J. Anton*, W. L. ' Goddard, I. . Odell, '.V. Astir'', Sir J. Grant. C. Ogiander, Sir W. Aubrey, Sir 1. Gordon, W. Ord. W. Barham, J. F. . Gower, Earl Osborne, Lod?. Bligh, T. Gow.r, lord C. Gsstitaton, Lord Bennet, Strops Grostiougb, G. B. Pager, lion.E. Bennett, R. H. A. Grant, G. M. pi g let, Hoa,C, Betmett, Him H. t•ity,klou. W. /3. rooms, C. , bouverie, Hon. B. ' Crest-Wild. R. Prir.e. Fl. 4 Dogma!, W. Gren,all , r. l i t WWII Hon. C. Binning, Lord Guise, zir W, Pelham, Hon. O• Blachford, B. P. Grattan, kt. Hn.H. Piggott, *.r A. B-ireteke, C. lialsey • Jo:. Preadrresf, M. liiitluip,i, IL M. Hamilton, 'ir H. limbic, C. Bran 1. lion.'. Banbury, W. Pumenby, Rt. Han. Brougham, H. hi. Olen, Hon. W. G. Browne, A. H bbert, G. P.moriby, Hoc O. Buntury, Sir C. Huppfeey, Sir J. C. Potimaby, iiin. I, Brooke, Lord Haulier, r. Posleil. H. Burrell, How P. D. Howard, Henry Power, IL Buske W •W. Howard, llun.W. Pupas, W. S. Butler, Hon. J. Huvranb. H. Price, IL Byng, G. Hughes, W. 1.. -Pr ~w, Hon.?. Brauslaw, lin. A.C. Hume, W. H. gym, Y. Burdett, Sir,. Hutchinson, Hon.O. Ridley,* M. We Hour: e, W. S. Huskisson, W. Enmity, Sr S. C:eripb.:ll, Lord I. burn, R. Sr. AAA. sic h Cavendish, Lord G. Hu sey, •I'. Salisbury, air R. Cavendish, H. Hubhouse B, Syagr, I. Chaloner, R. • H rbert, IL A. harille• A• • Conning, Rt.Hoo.G. Hamilton, H. Stodrowne, li• 11, „ Canning, G. Jeky 1,1. &WWI Mr J. • ; CJlcrafr, 1. lo'.llle, H. Sharpe, IL. • , Calvert, N. Kensington, Lard sbior It. ' Craiz, J. • Kn'ght, kobert • • RIS 6 / 1141 Clonme . l, Earl Knot, Hos. T. IL B. Cowper, Hum 1.. S. , Lanibton ' IC Si.lool. W. Cocliere I, Sir C. Langron,W. 0. . hinr2.6o, Han. Cricks, J. Leaca, I. • idodab•• O. '• • Coke, T. W. Lemon, C. . FfaiihrO. Coke, E. Lemon. I. SOO, I. Colborne, N.W.A. Latouche, L. IpPik We , Combe, H. C. Lunuelse, R. Sion. A• Icreevey, T Lamb, Hue. W. liorneer*• Ni t Cuthbert, I R. Lester, )1: L. Di b p lu a a .l i tn in y litas :ri z ilt ), l: 2o34 l l e . on l . ian . vnc. D H.A. 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Sir 0. • v.60 14 .P . 1e i-. . 1 mai kola-a, Sir M. /Hoerr, Sir 'feels W Wmai • • ` I•olkor.one, Vise. Mien, i.. r ,hasi Probes. Vise. Nugent, Lard • WT" . • t; • spaik -- iranktand, W. hiewp,ot, Kt. HOW VC. , itir • . .ii*:: Frenen, A, bir J. 'es. The Wive** gentlemen priced of ta-favour fig 1 . 41°14v5 . • ': '- . Motion. , Baring, Sir T, • Carnibzll, ti. Mind, 11/ Sir •It_.. * ,• o ....LL Lad Comets, I, 9. Hamilton, Lord A. V.•••- -- 7 - " , . .