The National Register. — London, England, 1816-09-02 00:00:00

he at Iv.: !IL! R.• ad IC 8 he he st's ild ee. en. cas w to -Cs, leti et 11 141111 nisla ll^ lied ap nrol the .rom are. lur- Is 111 'rt), ) hi. iged .SEPTEMBER • AGRICULTURE. MONTIIIX P.Erwrr FOR ,l1!:;:-.1;T. Li- Id of Al in and vs o f mad, and !t1 vt. a is amid In' of 'dote una, Ut to ss of , bo -Judi m an to lv to Indy . vterul Em ver) ' A late-, or more itatortwmite, hay harvest, has seldcm been known. Scarcely any hay has born saved iu good 1111 l :drut rite lag( r-asath win Ise:scavy, except erliese the 1 . : et crui, s grood too g uncut. Th.: young crops.of clover, cimpie-thin. - fuer! ne, tat es, &c. are beautiful and int:4l64ot. 'fisrtsi:.4, al :.latost universally good, allhough touch of ..he land was alum nu. cd ; the Ily hat ing, ;his season, acted port iaily, and to no great tent ; elemonst; sting, that its ezixtence tirptwd.r an the weather, mot us r,c seed. Then: will be, probably, She greatest crop of nth to gs, in the pr:Aent year, that ct er was grown in this country ; and, it is to be hoped. that valuable root will no longer be neglected: but the genial warmth of the pan has been much a anted far this crop, as well as others. Aq the cabbage tribe is an ab Nat crop. Potatoes arc too luxuriant in the haulm; but are es.p. , eseel to prodnee largely. Hops, also, are large in the growth of bine, from .he constant showers. Some plantations, favourably situated. have escaped injury ; tlinuLls, in general, they are mere or less affected by the consequences of blight, and a large cup is not expected. From the wet condition of the lands, and other causes. the heavy land fallow% have been .ll neglected, and such lands will not be iu good condition this scar. tut hay and corn liar. vests coming nearly together, and taking up all the farmer's attention. Markets still deedning ILr fat and lean stork ; and Isms!, of both kinds, at very reduced wives. as well fs urn the quantities on hand, as the scarcity of money, few farmers Vine able to stork Ilmir latter-maths, although canto may be at. cheaply porch:ova. Sheep, as might be es peeled, have been free front the fly, but the season has been too wet fur the it con a:thole-tn. The coin has been partially laid in all quarters, by the rains. which hake prevailed, during some hours cu t ry tisty, in the last ten weeks. Rye was esit shout the 10th of A llOl4. opaa the &sullies n coast, and the %heat harvest e 1111 l menred in •arious parts a week after. ()a the 11th of August, large breadth* of wheat, in N1i11115. , 11.5, were green, and the kernel in its milky state. Much was laid, hut the earth dry; the ear* clean and pure, and apparently full, with a mixture of ears, baying the chart* brown as from ripeness, the kernel without substance. Oats still greets, a sufficient bulk, but Ilse gr eatest spiantity of brands interspersed ever before witnessed. Were sAvarent bulk the only requisite, the present wheat erop might be far above an average, and more especially were the solar heat and dry weather of no consequence to the wheat plant; but, as the season has hinted out, a barn-floor speculation on the general weight of the crop will he the safest. The smut, or rot, in the wheat, prevails to a considerable extent, and vt ithunt any respect to the seed having been brined or dressed. Great part of the wheat received a check at the blooming pe riod; art, h.ud the hoar frosts continued, and the rains beets Bold, instead of cool and mild in temperature, the whole crop m o st ',Ave been destroyed. Beans and peas will be the largest produce. The spring corns base suffered from the great and exhausting burden of e,As. Ipswich Annual Mart for the sale of lambs commenced on Thursday se'nnight, and e - as attended by the principal agricul turists and growers of Ipsn telt and the adjoining counties. The show of lambs, however. was eine ideralily less than at any period ()twice the last twenty years; and front the tAt ent of hurdles pitched, it is comptiteil the number fell short of last year's estimate from twelve to fourteen thine-and. A hope Lop. ever, may lie indulged, that the ptesebt abundance of all Lind, of feed, with the prospect of a rich tornip croft, may have i n d uce d some grower, to prefer grazing their land., to the risk of ()tiering them at a declining marker. Some sales were effected on the Thursday, and at an advance of from 21. t« 31. per score upon last year's prier's. The lambs were reckoned not in so good condition as last sear, by a fiend. There wilt a great malty lambs sold nu lies second upon evidently better terms. The following were the prices of 1110 St Of the docks disposed of DowNs.—The Earl of Bristol's, lekworth, wethers 215.: Lord Culthorre's, lmpton, %%ethers, 16s. lids ewe., I Is. ; mind %%. Neatens, nether., ISs. ewes, 135.; 311. shit,. btu's, Barrow, a eliers, 205.: Mr. Cutting's, Cheviot too, wetly: is. 16s. ; Mr. Stedman's, Pakenhatn. wethers, Ins.; Mr. Brettenham, nether.. Iss. ewes, 16s. 61.: 3lr. Buck's, New tun, wethers, IS , . ewes, I Is. 11r. Gardener's, Botesilale, wethers, ITs, ewes, U..; Mr. \Vol ledge's, Inliam, wethers, ; Mr. Welton's, 1 syke, neater., 17.. ewes, I Is. 6d. ; Mr. Vowel's, Fi% edon, wethers, 13s. 3(1. a HALF 1)0W3.4. —Mr. De Carle's, Rit.hbrook, wethers, 21,s ewes, IBA. 9d. ; M.. Je iiii i i nes, Pakenham, wether, 20.. ewes. Isis. ; Mr. Rout's, Outhouse, wethers. 20s. ewes, I4s, ; Mt, Cm. hit's, Batley, wethers, iTs. ewes, 135.: 31r. Josselyies, Leistota wethers, Ins. ewes. 15..; Mr. Neale's, New boom, wethers, 135.; Mr. Nurse's, Felhtcll, wethers, 14s.Gd. ew e., Ifs.; Mr. Moore's, Brightwell, wethers, I3s. 3d. ewes, 145.; Mr. IVolton, Ey Le, wethers, 14s. en e', I4s. 1 - I,oar LEICEsTERS.—Duke of Grafloll . 4, Easton, wethers, Iss.; Admiral 11ilson's, lie dgrave. wethers, Wis. 6:1.; \I r. Por ter's, Feliylow, n hers, 211 - en es, 20s. ; Mr. Gullible., Nedg. one, wethers, IT.. ewes, 16.. Nonsot.s4.-- 31r. T.% Crettenbant, wethers, 12s, M:. Icklingham, wethe 1,, Is.; Mr. Chamber's, IlariCaam, wethers, Its. The preference was ileeilledly given to the Smith-don us mid the half-bred Leicestets ; the. NorfolLs being very ditheolt sale. 'file state of the apple crop is such in the Sooth of Devon, that bargains are already made for cider at 211.. to a guinea a hogshead. From the neiehbo.rltw•d of Moreton, eider ha been of ered. when racked for use, at 30s. In the more northern pat is of the county, the crops of apples are, ill general, It as 111.1IN1ASTi.F. FAln.— ' l ' l.e brec•letsof horses h ll`r bet n (mite di•ni. ited at vreat natianal fair, at which insist kinds ef animals wt te +t drug, pariicclarly WArgoll hill 111 , , Malls of which sold for 10:. a oieee, that would has e mache three cars ago. A fill ot• s'l per cent. has talsen plate in naz /Old hark hOrSeil, IA milt they he rinse ones fo• limiters or private r e . ritves for there is •till a demond. The slow was as 11rer as soul at Ilorneustle, but the dealers from London were not o nor t r i ms as last year. It is some years Nillee so timer horses left the fair unsold. The beast fair was Ail II Una titled: A olat( h phtee on the bile hoit.neor tel. belt% Vi II SOIIIVINCI AIM whi. wa. welt by the Eunice. The 8131411 to ii•Vde taken place principally at Ilse st)::.• k restimi of ilii• I ti.ke Wullit.oen ; %%ho, when HI Krip.tnl, dr dumb, that the tine siiiitle-i.tiek hail ents•eil.lllv prom.trii the stipc:...trity odour eonnti!. men in the 11.17 Or tile 41141-sMitol and had his p,at0..4111141 dittlea permitted, he %timid have bent:tired the oatilwitm with LaLt presewee itatl cwituhruge strut. JrM NATIONAL EC: Yrom the tbA4iitis Tuedaj, Aug. !7. CI-men-COW, r .1B 1% -turned to serve in this i)reslit PA IL LI ANSE T • Borough of Wlti,,hurch—Thc lion. Horatio George Powis Towns hind, t,, ro tii.• Itom William Augte•tui Towndiend, dec. BA NK MTV:IES ENLARGED. . . _ . _ S. and it. BoAstastAs, of I.iserpool, tucrenants, from Sept. 3 to Sept. 15. J. SIIUTT, of Paternoster-rOw, tea-dealvt. from Aug. 31 to Oct. 10 BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. J. JENKINS, W'Rod.e.hithi:, BAN KIM vrs. G. FIIAYKS of RArmss-street, llama.. Aug. 31, Sept. 10, Oct. IS, at Guildhall: At. Ale. Allinghasn, St. John ;-square. J. DAnars toot:, of Ilyde, Chabhire, victualler, Sept. IS. to, Oct. 11, at Ileaton-Norris, Lancashire. Att., . Wright and Co. Temo.). It. w I.E, tli . Purringdon. Berkshire, tmliolsterer, Aug. 31, Sept. 14, Oct. ti. at (.uildhalL Att. Mr. Lucketi. Wilson-at. 1. msborY - w-l• POTUON11?:H, of Corptiration-row, Clerkenwell, distilkr, Sept. ti. Oct. 8. at Guildhall. NVintlas and Co. Southampton-build ... inga, Chancery-lane. J. lit ISUIDGE. of Southwaite, Cumberland. cattle-dealer, Sept. 5. 6, Oct. 8, at Carlisle. Att. Mr. Addison. StapW-dun. W. SII/EBOT T on, SLlyiey-!)ridge. Laneaddre, cotton-spinner, Sept. 111, 17, Oct. 8, at Mtwitester. Arts. Clarke & Co. Chancery-lone. .1. ALI., Of Penritli, mercer, Scpt. 3,1, Oct. 8, at Att. Mr. Young, Charlotte-row, - :I;assioit-liouse. W. .7 N i'.N. Allerton-Ilywatt r, Yorkshire, ror, Stitt. 6,1, Oct. 8, at l'onteltect. Att. Mr. Illakelock, Sergeant pe s-mn. P. Nom it is and 11. St of. itwr Ast of Liverpool. merchants, Scut. 19, 20, Oct. a, at Liverpool. Atta. I)acie and l'alsgrave-place. W. awl 11. 111:st.E.Y. of Tiverton, IX:von. merchants, Sept. 10, 23, Oil. 8. at Sampford-Arundel.Somerset. Att. Mr. Ilellings,Tiverton. W. LocawuoD, of Manchester. merchant, Sept.. 10, 20, Oct. 8, at 51.1aeliesttr. Att. Alr. 'faylor. Manchester. W. SIIANI.I.ES and J. Dm" Lay. of Liverpool. merchants. Sept. 18, Li, Oct. 8, a; Alas. Atkinson and Co. CiliLUCVry-laue. 1/IVII/C.N OS Al' GUILDHALL. Sept. 94..1. Beal, of llardioloniew-close, upholsterer. &it. 17,11. Ile.-disty and J. Coaling, of Iledford-court, Covent-garden. wexrll:n-drapers. Sept. 3. M. Davey, jun. of Cites:mut. miller. Spt. 17, W. !tolling and J. Sellwood, of !Ugh llolbom, linen. drapers. Sept. 17, li. Wells. of Grecechurcii-street, hosier. Nov. l•t, R. W. Flolt, of Green Lettuce-lune, merchant. Sept. l a, C. 5. Dal, of Milk-street. siarchouseutan. Sept. 28, J. laywartl ..nd G. 'Turncy. of London-street, merchants. Sept. to, W. 11. 11 ittfant, of I .inwiloace, ship-distal!. t. DINA DENIJS IN '1111.: COI" Sept. 30, T. 11e11, of 51.iceLslielel, silk.mantitacturer, at Nfacchsfi Sept. 25, 11. Thomas end I'. Farr, of 11r;stol, liberclaus, at Sept. 18, K. Ward, of 11:.:cles, grocer, at Decries. Sept. 17, W. Steward, of Wolverhampt.m. victualler, at Shillll4L Sept. 19. J. Phillips, of Exeter, innkeeper, at Lxeter. S.rpt. 17, G. lioldifsm. of Gaitisbotough, wharlinger, ut !lull. • 21..1. Seone, of I.lver,iool, victualler. at Liverpool. Stitt. 23, W. litrkby. of Chtivers Count, tallow-chi.ndler, at Num:num. Sept. 'CO, W. liuMituld, of Steyning, tellnionger. at Steynim.;. • eo, T. Lightolkr, of ilailiwell.cotion-illanutacturcr, at Bolton. Sept. :ell' W. and of Wellit%bortigh and Ishii, me/chants, at Wellinffbofougli. Sept. 17, V 9. Oval, of Ilalesworth, currier. at Ilalesworth. CERTIFICATES, S El's/. 17.-J. Simpson and .1. Ilesunoreland, of Liverpool. house-builders-R. Roberts, ut l'Ader-strett, Spdaltichls, nrr. aunt- N. l'Jwis, of 'Tette:lllol, Staffordshire. maltster-J. Fidler. of Losel.:ti, Chesnire. cottonwianufcturer-G. 1.. poplin, ,sworth. of 1/urlunti. Locker, of °Mind-street, habertlesitcr-J. Da via, of Cat:ow:lien, den-draper-A. Marrark, of l'encanee, nicr- J ackson, of Ocan-strect, Canterbury-squarc, v0..1-tuctclaint -C. We.;;, of Bucklersbitrv, warchous.wian. rAturNiAisittrs DISSt/LVF.I). T. Jenkins. City-gardens, Coy-road, and J. Jackso.l, of York-street, Portman-square, mahogany-merciumts. R. loud :aid W. Browne, of lioaton, leather-dressers. J. and J. 114 s, of (loveit try, fustian-dealers. J. Leach end G. Osborn. of G wx s tll.y, IVellitrse sq. , haberdashers. N. and Perko, of Stourb.idge, Worcestershire. innoolders. .1. lioltinson and 'l'. Wall - worth. of Stockport. cotton-utatan...tu..,.:4. E. and J. and 11. Powell. of lloThorn-li:11, oilmen. J. NetC111:01 and M. How, of IYendover, coalmerchanft. _ _ W. Sage and lb. of ltai.istone, I). Statudidd and .1. H. II lgan. of Altona. merchants. W. Skellom and N. Core. of Liverpol. shp-_brokers. —_.—.—_. Esn . niQuAKE.—Extract front a letter datod Dornoch, Aug. 11., I (i.—" The arches of the Mound fell y est et day, about three o'clock, by the shock of an earthquake, which happened in this country before."—[The Mound here alluded to, was lately thrown across the Little Ferry, the boundary betwixt the parishes of Dornuch and Golspie, in the county of Sutherland, ajont three miles from the mouth of the Frith. This Mound consisted of three arches at the north end, and was rather more than half a mile in length.]—" The earthquake appears to have been kit at Kintorf, Inverary, Old Nleldrum, Rain Eldon, Fycie, miff, Banff, Dankeld, and many other places, but in some of theta much more violent than in others ; and a space of nearly 30 miles in breadth ap pears to have been sensibly affected about the name time. —Some persons in Edinburgh and the neighbourhood felt the sloxl, but in a trilliag degree.—The earthquake s._•ents to resemble the earthquake felt at Edinburgh, Leith, Stirling, Gliwouw, Paisley, Perth, l)unkeltl, Cal lene.cr, and many other places on the 7th of Sep.ember, 150 I, at six o'clock in the morning. An old manuscript chronicle, written by several citi zens of Perth, recortts the thilowieg fliers : Jody 2s. 1:e..7, there Wail it great earthquake in sundry places and parts of this realm. August I. latt/, the pest was in Le illt and Ellin in ugh. Ti.e tch iith! ve:ipse or the still aas on s intri!ty, Feb. 75, 17)llsh, called Mirk Saturday, al wit . an Lone to ten in ale morning. Another writer in the same CA.:mat-he h, , was w terrible eclipse of the sou at /t II 11.0111. of We ,111), and amts it Feb.2B, 1:+9;-. 4 . Tilt:Nitta Itrinvi.---en the 15114 att. Crannohie and in ne . g . thotalmoil by tme at . the illte4 Sev ier storms tininileh, hail, and lain tv et remembered by the OW pail of the country. The iihtlithnna WA , illet . N , All l , and u h o rse vicinity of l'ainnoice maa •m ark with the L.:colic tin iii, which went flown the chino aml set the house oh+ the, but it was tattimidely t nil:mat much +l4mine being dune. The 11, hi iav tut the :room three inches iht depth. and the rain tioullv iieseen !tat in Nil b tin rents, that imhichaiticant ht oaks, under MAUI:IIy ell'ell - dance., vv. re con set nal into furtial• torrents. whi. h carrird a thetiire the n. Thume h ii•lgrs stele lonl.+1) donut twin eves atolde alai Lam:hobo, which rendh red i:11...ei - ssAi Ism d ie is tiu -1.11101 u,a.l all 11101: slay nigh:, to S 4 el soother All.l a cis eilithius road (unmet' which it passed halt ' t rod ihiliendv. Toe storm continued a emtsitlii: able lion., awl the list iiei maja tea a.i qu4a - Lrs of till' Frown S.ll' URDAY'S LONDON G.IZETTE, do* 31. BANIRUrrCY ENLARGED. H. WOODS, lat.! of Liverpool, tnerdiant. from tivt. S to Sept. 7. lIA K U l'Te SR+ SUPERSEDED. W. Hut.Tosr, of Ainisworth- Mill. I utcashire, bleacher. .I..losrs, of Cathc-ir.e street, Strand. cabinet-maker. J. BLACssitAw. of Nelson, Leicestershire, butcher. E. ON l; oCS'andhurst, Kent. groszn S. JACOBS. of Manchester, warehouseman BANKRUPTS. D. JACKSON, late of Manchester. and of Aldermanhury warehouse man, Sept. 17, Oct. 12, ut Manchester. Ans. Willis and Co. W arnionl-court. C. Onxitu RIG of Tockholmes. Lancashire., calico-printer, Sept. 23, 24, Oct. 12, at Manchester. Atts Willis and Co. Warofonl-court. J. Gummi,: of Liverpool, merchant., Sept. 24, 25, Oct. 12, at Li verpool. Atts. Adlington anti Cu. &allied-row. J..IONE.S, late of Catherir.e.street, Strand. cabinet-maker. Sept. 21, 28, Ot. 12, at Gllll.lllllll. Att. Mr. Vincent, Iledford-st. J. K I.VIN.:ToN, lute of Bank-side, coal-merchant, Sept. 17, tit, Oct. 1?, at t, oddball. • Atts. ('-os it.• and Co. Great Sulfolk-A. Southwark. E. JAMES. It. itOI.SE, and S. MARI/ Y.S. jIUI. Of Portsmouth, coal merchants, Se e t. 18, 19, Oct. 12, at Gosport. Atts. Briggs and Co. Eases-An-et, Strand. R. D. SMITH, of Lati-lanc, wholesale-hosier, Sept. 21. 29, Oct. 12, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Guy, t: inedon. H. JENKINS. of Cohort!. Gloucestershire, stone-cutter, Sept. 17, I. Oct. 12. at ItrisoiL Att. Mr. Willionis, Dyer's-buildings, Holborn. J. I-Inmost and M. IiAiIt.SLAV Ls, ut Liverpixd, timber•lnerchants, Sept. 2.1„ 24, Oct 12, at Liv.:poul. Att. M:. Windle, John street, Boilford-mw. J. Vol; uns. of Langharn-Marsh, Carmarthen, fanner, Sept. 20, 21, Oct. 12, at Birminzham. Att. Mr. Punton. Wine Office-court. T. HART. late of Stowmorket, Suffolk, corn-merchant, Sept.. ell, 27, Oct. 14 at Burr St. Edmund's An. Mr. Dixon. Gray's-inn-sq. T. Svor v. of South Blyth. Northumberland, master-mariner, 'S‘rtrt. In. 27, (let. 12, at North Shields. An Mitchell and Cu. Fowitai's. build;nav, Tower-street. J. WEEK.% of W e llington. Salop. multstcr, Sept. tG, 17, Oct. 12, at Ilaygute. An. Mr. Bigg, southampwn.buildings Chancery-lane. R. S. La:it:pox. of Yeovil. Soinersetshire, bookseller, Sept. 23, 21, Oct. 12, at Yeovil. Att. Mr. Burfoot.Tetnple. R. SHERMAN. late of Rupert-street, Haymarket, horse-dealer, Sept. 7, 14. Oct. 12, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Downes. New-inn. W. SOUTH, of Camiarthen. deader, Sept. 15, IS, Oct. 12, at Bristol. Sweet and Co. Ba.singliall-street. J. I'AUI.ILE, 'l'. ROLLING, and C. FELL. of Bolton in the Moors, Latuz.diirc, cotton-spinners. Sept. 241, at Bolton in the Moors, 24, at Almicliest:r, Oct. 12, at Milton in the Moors. Atts. Milne anti Cu. Temple. W. Gls DEN. late of Midluarst. Sussex, maltsteT, Se2t. 12, 13, Oct. 12, at Alidinust. Ato..ilexutider anti Co. New-inn. DIVIDENDS ALL. Sept. 2t ,J. Gib on and J. Peacock, of Ball.alle .I.onthanl-street, mere. S:pt. 14, H. (hairs, of Upper Norco:a-a:met, Fithroy-square, iar surance-brokers. Sept. it, J. Gray, of Pilliter-square. hardwareman. Sept. 2s, .1. Birms, of Oxford-greet, founder. St pt. 2i, G. Bird, of Pereexal-street. Clerkenwell. plasterer. Nov. tit, T. Park, of ‘Va'brook, merchant. (let. 11, H. S.:hastier. of Coll:les:till, and of Chessinp.on, Surrey. olgar-relincr. Oct. 3, W. Browning. of St. Mary Axe, trine and brandy mcrebant. Sep. 1 Peters, of Portsmouth, men:haat. S .i.t. est, C. Chriatiam of Bread-street, Ciat.qtaide, tallow-cltroaller. Sept. .1. Oakes, ui Warnfl-d-euatt, Tha)_,,nliortart-st. ste - A-brukcr. %clot. 2H, J. IWly,of Wituboill-stmet. l'insMtry-stprtre. trier:ham. Sept. 21, T. ar:l G StratEwd, of tiolhom-Irritlge, baircrtlasherr. DIVIDENDS IN THE C9UNTRY. - - Seat. 2:t. J. LTA. of AU Saint., South Elam. Safllilk, shopkeeper, at Buti.,ay. gt, J. 11. 'lagers, of Caveadi.li, Suffolk, Cambridge. Oa. 7, W. lila. kburn, of Furlane. York, merchant, at rihineltester. 5.. p t. g 3, 5. 5,1 f, o f li a le.worth. Suffolk. albril-va,ncliant, at Ilug.;:.y. St pt. Brain.. ut Bristol, dealer, at Itrised. Sept. is, T. Leyland, of A.,hton-undtr-Line, I,aneastar, grocer, at Dean.gate. Oct. 9..1. Snell, of Great Torrington, Devon, shopkeeper, at Great Torrington. Oct. 3, T. S. Palmer, of Leaniinl.3on-Priars, Warwick, gnaw, at Coventry. Oct. 2. G. AM S. Render. of I.?eds, lin in.dr.ipers. at 14eds. Sept. 23. W. Roger., of S:„..sir o.t the Wold, Gloats:-mt., draper, at Cheltenham. Sept. to, .1. M won and Co. of Welidi Pool, Montgomery, bankers. at Wckli R-pt. gx, ('arson and Co. of I.iverpoel, merchants, at LiverpooL Sept. Aleock.of 'remple (;uiting, Glouctater, dealer, at Caeltenh. Sept. ?3. .‘..lohn , ton. of Manel.c.ter, draper, at Nlanehestyr. (let. 3. 11. lioleroft. „inn. and J. Picke. Mg, of Warrington, larcae..-1....r. npl aerers. at M.atchester. Sept. IS. H. Whittington, l'Of Neath,Clamorgan,liquorariler.at ('tailll tC;\'l . Es. Se ri. y Evimalunn, Wor cc tyr. s! ter—.l. Sewell and IL M•M'artla, of Hounslow, Middlesex. Iluxonill.spinners--. 1 . Reid, of Neweastkstipon-Tyne, saddler—l. Wheatley, of New %Ain...or. Berk groyer-1. Andrew, of Manche-- ter. bru.tl-titaker—W. Sprirg. of swansass,ca"sinet-maker-11. of Re...ottutwlule, ‘Yeauniwelaral. drover—W. l'att..ram, of Leastrill. Nv c , o „ o ,-,.L ag .„ . a . o l,i l ian I. Wright. of Birmingham. n Lanni!' in:er—T. lisyton, of Liverpool, nteteltant —T. 'romlirtsor, of 1V int .wton, 1 Miriam pun smerehan t —.l. Heath, ut Burford, Oxford. grocer—..l. Smith. of \laneltetter. taylor—.l. !Litter. and IL Shaw, ut Spec lkrks, unicraleakrs-4. Mayer, of f.:tte.-1ax,.., f.uci.r. l'.\ RTNERSIIIPS r, at T. and S. lifthl :v. of lianhiry. ,laters. 11. Brail,! , :tie and .1. Hobert-. of Huddersfield. surgeons. tV. Pvttineu and T. Cartwright. of Ham. Kent. kauLsurecyors. G. Miles anil.l. Ahhev, of emberwell. carpeoh•rs. and 1. Vene , . of I hike-Areet wine-tner, u.uta. .11. H ctlq am! 1.. F. Loftus. of starford. milliner , . M. Fosiett 1:11:1 to. Lower 411t1 of Toabridge. gunisiw. tPT-mantuacturrr. T. none and I lordern. of y, Nloodields, and of Futibu-y- Mliket. witedirrights. W. told G. Manley. of I lrurr-lone, shoe-nzakcrs. er :Lad J. Parkes, of , It. Fsiodi ...nd .1 W:nitsik .1.. of IV . ,tkstieti, carvers and gliders. 1. Sinunnnds,of B.liley, Gloacestasiore, and 11. Sun uoonds, of rtir- nterciwnts. S. Slanev and W. Staninn - 01.4 Mincing-lane. brand•-rierrhana. W. Mar.:. ni (lrguthn pc. Leice,,ter.hire, and H. Nloul2y, o'olU:tut, Thr Jliee. farmers.. PM .1. Wharrie. of Liverpo 01. spirit-mey, hunts. W. mui Shatki,i, merchants. 1/. 1 /swim :sod C. W . ilkins,ni. of Slackiwm-st. Southwark, teedsmen. .I.l'm atn,l We.itlii.wheid, of Derby. intinnongrrs. T. r,,anel , • and Co. r•latt'. w .aial Co. of St. Ives, Cornwall, shipwrig i da. S. Nli and E. Johnson. of Kingston-upon-Hull, linen-drapers. NI. Hill and W. Paricin, of I h ptfnnl, coal-men:hams. .t. W.,•ye and .1. Nerving. Of t lla South Sea-house. T. juii. 41111 J. Seurr. of Durham, mercers. A liequi.•ition ha 4 teen sent to the High Bola of Wemminster, requesting hint to convene a Mcc , :tirG uu Felon Ziwatien of the ('ountry.