The National Register. — London, England, 1816-08-12 00:00:00

AtTGOST PROVINCIALS. Several naant , facturersflom Not tineltant and vi , -initv, driven f. ant thcir bouies by the Luddites, are now settled at Tivertnn, licre ttpvtl;k of Inn men and boy. are at tr"rk, prricaring machinery for the ntantelacture of AtocLings, lace, 4%. . Three narrow bolts, laden with the IA he loneing to Messrs. Heatheute and Boden, lately st t oil from Loughborough, on their route 19 Stourrort, from whence the river Severn and the ftrktol (lianni I atiord eaiy enmmuui ',tint' with Devomhire, tiro place of their ulti:nate de-tin:WA). qev il or the workmen also ent'darked fur this new sl ttic.nient ar haa,tl the saute vessels, and more are prtparing to follow them. We noderstand, that in Lanarkshire, Glamoreanshire, and ca te r counties, the idoit of employing oleo hail-work, or two thirds work, has been act(4l upon with much advantage; that is, for a mantiMeturer, or any other person employ lug labourers, who tints he has only full employment for half or two-thirds or the menber he formerly employed, to continue employing the s number, but only at half-day wages or work, or two. thirds; by which means, though the men will nut be all. , to two so much wages as firmerly, they will still not be totally destitute, or thrown wit of habits of industry. At the last rent-day, held at Northallerion, the Earl of (fare. wood reduced the rentals of his numerous tenantry, from Li to So per emit. It is also worthy of remark, his Lordship made a return equal to the above for the last VS mullahs, to th e grea t relief ofhis tenants—an example worthy of imitation. Lord Alarm p, on leaving town last week, for an absence of sonic months, set au example in his domestic arraogements am thy the imitation of est ry Nobleman and Gentleman w ho , can afford it. His Lordship discharged uut a servant, but allows them all board wages, directing them to go to his estates in Northamptonshire and Yorkshire, where they are to be al lowed milk, potatoes, &c. The stable boys and other menial servants are to be sent to school, to be instructed at his Lord ship's expense, until he returns. It appears that the Rev. Mr. Vachell has obtained a verdict of upwards of seven hundred pounds, as compensation io da mages against the Hundred of Littleport, in the Isle of Ely, fur the injury done to his property in the late riots. Muus'iONe, Al G. 6.—The following observations upon the plawations are made from an actual survey which took place during the last week. In Sussex, where the land is cold, there SS very much tire•Olast, and even the best grounds are much in jured by the SUM cause; also where the bind is in a growing state much vermin and honey-dew are observed, and in sonic places mould. The NVealil of Kent is in the same state as MS sex, and the remaining parts of the county exhibit h fire blust, mould, vermin, and honey-dew. wiliell leads to a con jecture that the crop will not exceed a-lth. of last year. In many places the hop-;rounds have been laid completely under water in conseqbenee of the continued heavy rains ; and where this has berm the case, the button) leaves have turned yellow, and fallen off. The NVorcester grout"' promises to pay rather more than last year. FATAL • PEOLiTßltNlSM.—Wednesday last, Mr. Graves, aged 21, landlord of the Lamp Tavern, iu Bull-street, Birming ham, undertook, for a wager of 201. to go front that place to Walsall and bark in null: hour., living altogether a distince of 18 guiles). Oti his minim, and %viten about three miles short of completing his task, and within 35 'Mimics of the time al lowed, he was unable to proceed any further. He was imme diately conveyed to the Handsworth tavern, and medical aid was obtailtil. but to no effect ; he died in Thursday morning. FATAL PUOILISM.—A few days since a hale young man, named Aniniison, a collier, about 22 years of age, having been drinkieg for some time at the Swan publie-house, in Lane-end, Stlffignlshire, with a companion of a like description, a quarrel arose at a late iiour, and the parties proceeded to fighting. In the conflict Ammi.ou received so much injury. as, added to intoxication, reduced him to a helpless state, in whic:t condition he was put into an outhouse or pigitye, and survived but a short tinge.—The other was anninittial to Staftbrd Gaol for man slaughter. livi g. EFFECT, OP BULL-BAITIso.—An Inquest %vas held on the 97th ult. at the Cot lan, in Darlington, near Totness, on the body of W. Barnett; who, while attending u bull-bait, on the day of the racer, received a wound in the breast from the infuriated animal, which caused his death.—Verilici, That the said W. Barnett came by his death by means of a wound received from the horn of a bull. _ _ A few days since. G. Allen, a small fanner at Shropharn, who had fbr some time past been in a low exsponaing state of mind, wits found drowned in a pit near his own house. One of his sons, who lived with him, and had long watched his father with great care and tenderness, and had been at work that morning in a field near the pit where his father was found, was at the same time missing ; and. as no tidings could be given of him, some apprehensions were at length ems rtained by his fnends, that he might have seen his father in the act of going into the water, and in attempting to save him, have loot his own lite :dm ; and on examining the field where he had been at work, they per ceived the Motmarko of it . person who had apparently been running in the direahm of the pit in question : dti. determined them to search, when they found the laoly of the son near the spot where just before the father had been taken out. On Tuesday, T. Greenaway. ogler at the Saracen's llmad„ Wineies ter fell backwards into a cauldron of boiling wort, and was so shock ingly scalded as to preclude say hopes of recovery. Thws lay se'nnight, as Mr. Fry, formerly of Canterbury, was going at-roes Barham-downs, he was stopped near Bridge-hill by three men, dressed in dark jackets. trowsers, and dark cmps: one of them seized the homes howls; another struck Mr. F. a viol !nt blow with a blud geon, and the third dragged him froas the chaise, andorcsenting viol loaded with slugs at his h , ad proceeded to rob him of a rod mu ns:o pocket-book, containing Battle of I :agland and country notes to the amount of its. and a bill of exchange tar KA. tug. lid. as well his watch, &e. with which they male MI. A pistol loaded with four slugs has since been found rear the spot. A low days since. as Mr. Iltitskes, of Hull, gum-msker. accompanied by Ifs wire and another female, were walking across a close between Messrs. Eggintons' Gnicnland-yard, and the Barmstem Drain Bank, nets that town, with :mem to attend the funeral of Capt. Wikien, of the Cato, they were run at by two cows. Mrs. Hawkes was attacked by some of mem, alai thrown down, and in that situation the beast gored her in several parts of the laaly, &c. Every tamale (Iron was made by Mr. H. to extricate his wife from the dreadful death with which she soenual threatened; but ineffectually, until a perwin who had wimcssed tile slamming transaction came to their relief, and a ith a whip drove off the infuriated animal; but Mrs. llawkes received so much injury as to occasion her friends some fear for her recovery. A boy wai drowned a few days since in the White Loch, in the parish of Carnwath, Scotland. lie was herding .settle near the Loch, and waded in beyond his depth. A number of women were IA halal bleaching and tried to We the boy, by wading into time water in a row. holding by each other, but found it impus,ible to mach him; tad belom sufficient assistance could be got, he had been half an hour under water, and was ,ierfectly gone. On the rtli tilt. at Strathareadalo, Sutherlandshire, a child about in months till, !king left in its cradle in a house alone, a , ow entered, pulled the child out, and mutilatod it in a most shocking manner. 'filen: are hopes, however, of its recovery.—The sow wa.. inuitodiately On Friday last, as Mr. W. cankwell, miller, of Bolton, near Enworth, in the bile of Ely, 70 years of age, was trimming his awes mill sails, he fell front the top, sod was killed on the spot. THE NATIONAL nEGisTrit. From the LONDON GAZETTE, TuesLej, Aug. G. For•icti-Ofre, The Prince Regent has teen pkascd to appoint the Hon. John Meade to be his Nla.esty's Consul-gweral iu Spain, in the room of Six J. Hunter, deceamid. W/atdtedt, Av. 6. The Prince Regent has been pleased to constitute and appoint Capt. Sir T. Lavie, K.C.B. to he Governor of the Royal Naval Asylum at Greenwich. IE , Royal Highness has also been pleased to constitute and appoint R. gave, Esq. to be Secretary and Register to the Com neizsiowas of rite Royal llopital at Chels...a. BANKRUPTCIES; ENLARGED. W. Onittrir, of Stroud, Glouceaters!,ire, trow-c0i1,...r, from Aug. 10, to Sept. Y 3. at lirkol. W. HERBERT, seri. of Elan Woes. :liontilomffy, flannel-manufacturer, Gum Aug. 3, to Sept. 21, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. - ... S. Re.nnume. of Olciliatri, 1 ,:mcanitirc, draper, Aug. 16, 23, Sept. 17, at Manchester. Atha. Milne and Co. Temple. B. San r it, of Tipton, Staffordshire, iron-master. Aug. IG, 17, Sept. 17, at Shemin. Attn. Prix and Co. Lincoln's Inn. It. BECKETT, of Dorking, Surrey. grocer, Aug. In, It Sept. 17, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Lindsay, St. Thomas -street, Southwark. J. FruLti and .1. WOOLLEY. of London, merchants, Aug. to, 20, Sept. 17, at Guildhall. Atts. Richardson and Co. Bury-st.St..lanies'n. T. LAME, of North Audley-street, upholsterer, Aug. 10, 17, Sept- 17, at Guildhall. Au. Mr. Pearce, Stlisbury-squore. J. WILL, us:. of Aldmondsbury, Gloutester, dealer, Aug. 9, 13, Sept. 17, at Itri-tol. Att. Mr. King, Bericatit's-inn. T. %Vit IT EIIOUSE, 01 . St. Albans, Hertfordshire, Staffordshire-ware dealer, Aug. 10, V,), Sept. 17, at Guildhall. Au. Mr. Downes, New.inn. J. Vn'tt.sum. of Brompton. Yorkshire, linen-manufacturer, Aug. 10, 20. Sept. 17, at GuildhalL An. Mr. Hodgson, Bucklersbury. It. LITTLe. and .1. 11. BLAIR. of Bimsingnant, gun-rrutkers, Aug. 19, 2ti, Sept. 17, at llinningham. Atts. Swaine and Cu. Frederick's place, Old Jewry. P. 1:471111ELL. of East Stonehouse, Devonshire, merchant. Aug: 19, 20, Sept. 17, at Plymouth-Dock. Au. Mr. Makir.son, Mid. Temple. Vl'. and 11. M !in°. of Upper Tharnoaatrect, merchants, Aug. 17, 24, Sept. 17, at GuildliAl. Atta. Blund and Co. Old Bethlent. J. E. and 'l'. WALTON. of Bre ul-stre.A. factors, Aug. 10,10. Sept. 17, at Guildhall. Mt. Mr. Walton, Wa7.lthrd-ct. Thrommio.ton-st. 3. B. SHARP, of Quecn-strivt, Cheapsie,e, e•lrchou.s.mian, Aug. 13, 31, Sct:it. 17, at Guildhall. Atts. Lower' t"o. Southampton-build ings, t haneery-lane. A. Sit EI•L EY.of II eaton-Norris. I.one:unite, co 'n-spinner, Ang. 19, 20, Sept. 17, at Manchester. Attn. Longdill s Co. Gray's-inn. W. SIER. of Nayland, Suffolk, vientalkr, Aug. 21, Sc'., 17, at Ipswich. Au. Mr. Toms, Copthall-court, Throginorton-street. J. HALLOWELL. of North Shields, ship-owner, Aug. 9. 26. Sqt. 17, at North Shields. Att. Mr. Watt, Cushion -court, Broad-street. L. C. BARNETT. of Nottingham. upholsterer, Sept. 3,4, 17, at Not- Atts. Allsopp and Co. Nottingham. W. S. IlEeaL Er, of Itilston,Staffirdshir... dealer in iron, Au& 16, 17, Sept. 17, et Shill - m.ll. Arts. Price and Co. Old-sq. Lineoln`s-Inn. J. HALL. of Nuneaton, Warwickshire, ribbon-manufacturer, Aug. 21, `2e. Sept. 17. at Nuneaton. Att. Mr. Constabl?, Syniond's-Inn. J. NATTY, of Manclie,ter, draper, Aug. 26, 29, Sept. 17, at Man- Atts. Clarke and Co. Chan . ory-lane. J. J. fiARNARD, of Boston, and S'airbeck Quarter, Lincolnshire, ban ker, Sept. ts, tti,l7, at Boston. Au s. ExLy and Co. Furnivals-lna. DIVIDENDS AT GUILDHALL. Sept. 3, R. Batt and Co. of Witody, Oxford. bankers. Aug. C. Hammer. of Pintol, timber-brokers. Aug. .71, C. V. Colwell, of Great Hussel.street. linen-draper. Aug. 10. 11. Cooke and 1). of Coleman-s.rv:g, merchants. Sept. 14, J. West and T. J. Culniord, of Great. Wincliestcr-istreet, in surance-broker. Aug. 31, T. C. Edivanis, of Leicester-square, silk-m , n:er. Sept. 7. S. L. Cii.lewis. of King -street, Covert-':,:rden, Aug. .51, G. Taylor, of Barsteiul, Kent, paper-maker. Aug. 31, W. Harilcastle. of High llolbton, •,00kseller. Aug. 27, J. Plyge, of Iteilbiurn-Bury. lier• runt, dealer. Aug. 27, H. Pocock, of Hedbourn.Bury, Hertto-d, miller. Aug. 47, C. liessell, of i'mapect-plac..„ Lambeth. insurance-broker. Aug. '27, J. Eavres, of T001.4-Arket, S-nithwark, poulterer. DIVIDENDS IN TIIF: COUNTRY. A•ag. 30, A. Laidlow, of Kingston-upon. Hull, merchant, at Kingston- Sept. 4, P. Weal?, of Kinf,ton, Hereford. tailor, at Kin ton. Aug. 30. C. Stevens, of ISlewesitle-upon:fyav, linen-diaper, at New canle-twon.Tyne. Aug. 49, I/. Gray, of Bootle, Cumberland, tallow-chandler, at White- Aug. 30, S..loseph. of G.rport, SOUthallptoll, blinwller, at Gosport. Aug:3o, FL Kazin.% of Kingston-upon-Hull, woollen-draper, at King ston-upon-Hull. CERTIFICATES, Ann. 27.—.1. 11. Allen, of Oxfo. 1, druggist— R. I tomer, of Newbury, Berke, barc•master—J. Mathias. of Haver f,cklwest, banker—S. Kingsell, of Poplar, painter-It. Hodgson, of Northallerton, snrgcon--.1. Ansley, of Star-cnurt, Firead.strect. mer chant—W. A11a.. , 0n, of Casoo-Areet, Holborn, eilvcr.mith—G. So n:rine, of Dean-am • , Westminster, goldsmith—A. Manta, of Wap ping -Wall, merchant—T. Herring, of Huddersfield. York, saddler. PARTNERSII I PS DISSOLVED. J. Vioodhouse, sen. and Ca of ISt6tol, smaff-manufuet W. Lecman and Co. of Whitt:chap-1 C. Jo'.;:•.,ton and Co. of Lancaster, insurance-hrokers. J. Butler and Co. o:BirwinAham, manufacturers. .1. 11. Map:N.4s and J.).atlutm. of Birmingham, merchant& R. ‘VAlxer “ig ('o. of Livervoul, merchants. G. Hew ai.d T. .1.1)1, of I verpool, w ine-m erchan t & J. I)avia. of Gre.tt 4ty:erratrcet, and J. tiarri,, of Princes-steal, n!:':y-lane. stregeon , .. J. Martin and W.l.origield. of Manchester. WA and shoe-makers. Ci.oTH.—Tt n o t to he accounted for, that when the ,'rice vt w ool has fallen to what it was nearly 20 years )110, and when manufacturers are not able to give Clll - to their work into, the sellers of cloth and the tailors in town, keep up their prices as if the article remained at vac prii es it brought six years ago. The seizure of malt, occasioned by its being protected by boards flaw the damp of walls to which we have adverted in a former paper. Walt folly Investigated by the :11sicistrates at Bath, on the !nth duly, and with that eitoiloar and impartiality which 50 s ingular a ease requited ; and their decision elineided with our expectations. It waech arty proved, that the boards in question had been placed in that situ Mon for tic:111:y fifteen years; And the right of protecting the malt from injury by this or any otlic; . means was skean to Lc incontrovertible. The Bench we: also of opinion, that it never was the intention of the i 't .1%11 to prose the ruin of ally out. alto Might, by accident and withoot ifittlitmii, subject himself to its penalties; and that if malt w.ns in ::11 improper situation for F..inging it, it was the thitv of ith IACI , CIII.III to poiat out the eireilitislahee, and OS c tithe for the attest ion : Lint in this case, a touts who knew hi. Litsllleis cot II has e measured it accurately as it stood. An order was toad,: to icluin tho same to the owner, and to pay ;ill costs. Toc>day in the ConsiOtory Court, Winctiester, sentence of divorce was pronounced between Capt. Ilarsey and Lady Ilonura Elizabeth He,ter Harvey (daughter of the Earl or Cavan), on the ground of actiineq with Livia. Usher. Capt. Harvey married the Lady in tuOtt, being then the widow of Capt. ‘Voudgate, and had nee daughter by her. From SATURDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE, Aug. JO. tlEsioni returned to serve in PAR/AAWENT. Wigtownshire.—.l. 11. Blair, of Dunskey, v. iiettt•Gen. the Hon. Sir W. Stewart, K.B. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. _ W. Rucn LY, tu;;;, born Aug. LS to Aug. 24. G. HARK Fa. of Shaftt•ibury-plac• . Alecmg-go-drcet, straw hat-name f:.eturer, froul Aug. 10 to Sept. ~ ot. BANKRUPTCY SUPPRSEDFD. W. KAY, of Rarnard-Cwitl.4 Durham, onolltn-dr.:per. BANKRUPTS. A. HANO/1, late of Chipping-Sodhury, aCucestershire, surgeon, Aug. IS, 21, Sept. 21, at Bristol. Ans. Price and Cu. Lincoln's-inn. J. B Gat; SHAW. uf Nelson, Leice•tershire. butcher, Aug. 29. 30, Sept.. 21, at Market Bosworth. Mu. Long and Co. Gray's-inn. J. Br tiny v, of Exete:, carpenter. Aug. 23, 3u, Sept. 21, at Exeter. Atts. AllAtiee and Ca. Inner-Temple. T. and T. EnteAans. of Bradford. Wilts, clothiers, Aug. 27,25, Sept. 21. at Bath. Atts. Egan and Co. Essex -street, Strand. L. HEATON. of Ileaton, Lancashire, cotton-manufacturer, Aug. 21, 21, Sept. 21, at Bolton. Att. Mr. Meddowcroft, Gray's-inn. W. Car.mst.c., of Bolton, and J. Bair; 'wool:, of Preston. Lanese shire, cotton-manufacturers, .lug. 21, 24, Sept. 21, at Bolton. Act, Mr. Meddowcroft, Gray's-inn. A. II artnmax, of Bolton, cotton-manufacturer, Aug. 21, 24, Sept. at Bolton. Mt. Mr. Moddowcroft, Gray's.inn. G. Bin or, of Chorley, Lancashire, muslin-nianufactuter, Aug. 21, 21 4 Sept. 21. at Bolton. Mt. Mr. Meddosvcroft, Gray's-inn. J. TAyi.on, of Waked], Staffordshire, saddler's ironmonger, Aug. 23, 21. Sept. 2t, at Cirencester. Att. Mr. Meredith. Lincoln's-inn. E. METCALF, of Leeds, merchant, Aug. 19, 20, Sept. 21, at Leoda. Att. Mr. Ranee, Chancery-lane. W. HARRIS, ofHimtingham, button-maker, Aug. 17, 19, Sept. 21. at Birmingham. Att. Mr. Alexander. Carev-street. J. MILES, of F'airford, Gloucestershire. innholder. Aug. 23, 24, Sept. 21, at Cirencester. Mt. Mr. Meredith, Lincoln's-inn. J. ROI/ TLIDOE, of Camomile-street, Bishopsgate, carpenter. Aug. 17, 20, Sept. 21, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Clarke, Bishopsgate-st-srithoo . J. ST o an, of Devonshire-street, Queen-square, merchant, Aug. 3J, 31, Sp!. 21, at Guildhall. Atts. Rose and Co. Gray's-inn-square. W. WATT* and .1. Tt mar, of Oldham, Lancashire, linen-drapers. Aug. 2a, 20, Sept. 21, at Manchester. Atts. Adling:on and Co. Bedford-row. B. P. SANDERSON, late of Newgate-street, wine -merchant, Aug. IS, 21, S, pt. 21, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Flashman„ Ely-place, Holborn. R. lIAIV XINi, of Bath, coach master, Aug. 15, 16, Sept. 21, at Brit.- tol. Att. Mr. King, Serjeant's-inn. R. ELLISON, late of Great Surrey-street, Blackfriar's-road, cheese monger, Aug. 17, 27, Sept. 21, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Crosse, Great Suf6a-street. E. ONOLEY, of Sandhurst, Kent, grooer, Aug. 17, 24, Sept. 21, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. !trend's's. Cursi , or-street, Chancery-lane. J. BULLOCK, of Chalhml, Glouoestershire, clothier, Aug. 23, 24, Sept. 21 at Cirencester. Att. Mr. Meredi th , Lincoln's-inn. R. R. GRAY, of Black Raven-court, gectliing-lane, vine -merchant, Aug.. 21, 24, Sept. 21, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Hacket, New-court, Swithin's-lane. .1. Timm nso x, of Wapping Wall, ship-owner, Aug. 16. 17, Sept. 2!, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. West, Red Lion -street, Wapping. W. and J. Bonier., late of Liverpool, hosiers, Aug. 28, 29, Sept. at Liverpool. Atts. Black•tock and Co. Temple. H. Evaivs, of Fishguard, Pembrokeshire, shopkeeper, Atg. 28, 24, Se;)t. 21. at Bristol. Atts. Sweet and Co. Basinghall-striet. W. MORETON'. late or Nlanchestir, umbrella-manufacturer, Aug. 28, 28, Szpt. 21, at Manchester. Aus Adlington and Co. Ballord-row. DIVIDENDS AT GUILDHALL. Sept. 7. E. Batt and Co. of Witney, Oxford, bankers. Sept. 14, J. Powell, of Southiamptun-buiklings, Holborn. taylor. Aug. 31, J. Jenkins and T. Parsons. of Piccadilly, breeches-makers. Aug. 31, T. Williams. of Back-lane. Bethnal-Green, ins - uninc,f-bruker. Aug. 31 C. C. Doomian, of NVellclose-square, sugar-refiner. Aug. 31, W. Boddington. of Oxford, coal-merchant. Aug. 31, W. Allen, of Caulc-street, Leicester-fields, carpenter. Aug. 31, G. Abe/1 of iligli.lfoliwarn. woolten.thap,r. DIVIDENDS IN THE COUNTRY. Sept. 3, J. Alcrreficld, of Grantham, Lincoln, money-scrivener, at Grantham. Sept. v. Wallis. of Caxton. Cambridge, innkeeper, at Cambridge. Sept. 3, F. Richmond, of Portsea. Southampton, taylor, at Pomo'. Aug. 31, J. 11. Allen. of Oxford. druggist, at Oxford. Aug. 31, R. Moth, of Fast Woodhay.Southampt. maltster, at Newbury.. Sept. 6, J. and B. Ca.lill, of Kingston-upon-Hull, merchants, at Kin.j. son-upon-INV CERA 1F IC k'PES, An% 31.-V. Labrnw, of St. John -street, West Smithtitil 1. druggist—J. &Ws. of Liverpool, merchant-1.. Froit, Jun. of Liv,rpool. merchant—J. Mescock. of Livorpcol, rut :- chant—J. Ilesk.n. of Liverpool, straw-hat-manufacturer—A. Read, of Lower Grosvenor-scree., wine-merchant—W. Pritchard, jun. of Hereford, scrivener-1. Vain and J. W. Bullock, of Cullum -street, merchants—S. Farm worth, of Old Broad-street, merchant—it. Hooke. of Halifax, York, merchant—J. Dunn, of White Lon -court, Birchin-lane. merchant—T. Nias and J. White, of Old Droad-street, insurance-brokers—M. Fortune. of Stone Kitchen,Towcr, victual/er— F.Whitc. of Mark-lane. merchant—J. Hampton, ofStourbridge, Wry. nester. grocer—J. Stackard. of Whitechapel-road, leather-cutter—.J. Dickinson, ofGuildhall.passatte„ ware housyn tan —W . M c6re.. of Sal;s- bury-court, Plait-street, victualler—J. Thomson and Co. of billiter, square, ship-brokers. PARTNERSHIPS OTSSOLVED. F. Falkner and Co. of Liverpool, merchants. T. Brideo.tke and Co. of Manchester. cotton-manufacturers. I. Ilaigh, of Northowram, York, and J. Haigh, of Mancho.tcr, manufacturers. W. E. Coleman and A. T.ancastar, of S.ratford, rs‘rx. J. Ford, sen. zuld J. Ford. jun. of Coycntry. auctionctrs. M. Rizhards and Co. of Heath. chip-builders. R. and W. Sharpies. of Boltort:le-Moo-s, I,aneaater, =:rers. H. B. Pirkerin'• aml C. Overton. of Cove..try, ribbon.montifht-mrer.. R. K.Vorlev end J. S. lianeox, of :ireful-A. Hill. Cheapaide,drybalwr, M. and T. W. Pin:co. of Charles.st. Caetntliall.‘q. atrorries. W. Haw:on and .1. Alldridge, of Fenchur..:l-street, mer.diauta. W. Ilia and W. Alartin of FJunders-co.rt, Loth!nay, discodir. brokers. J. Austin and T. Reynolds, of Rosemary-lme.. bakers. M. Hainmett and r•o. of Plymouth, hmtp aud :!rat-manttfaerur.r.. R. P. Breed and Kyu, of Liverpool. G. Hancock .orl Co. of Sheffield, Yotk, cutlers. Rilam mid Co. of I,ontior. W. (:rant Slloredialt, bindiers. D. Newham and Co. of Glaagna• and Maraltroter. U. Vat and S. Perry. of Soatbarni ton•oft. Coca-Gatlin, eheroioi. i. Claril and Co. of Nott:ngliaro, lace-In.tnuCa4nliets. N. Whalley and J. Presto -1. of Aldgate 111 : (11-, , trect, clierseinongers. Adviccs have been received from the Gold Coast nt . Africa to the 9th of May, bringing the satisfactory intel ligence, that the peace between the inland nation of Ashantee, and the Fantees on the coast, which had been brought about by the intervention of the vernor and Council at Cape Coast-Castle. had been strictly maintained : and that, between tlie t2tst of April, when the peace was made, and the 9th tit' May, a gre:.t hum berof Ashantee traders Lad arrived, traded, and returned, without the least difference ordispute having arisen. The accounts add, that the Ashantecs were perfectly satisfied ; and that the' rantees were tirmliful for our intett . ercr: • in their behalf.