The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-08-08 00:00:00

CAAA - AAD,,, l• , r . r : • • • • 1-!rlc . .. NIL 51 - • , • winuaon AND LONDON 'TRAK PACILEII. 11. of IDIXBUSO*1; Copialo limey we et Ibil Loaded sod sbw Ikea TioPr Cotkpiers Irosouli, Iltkd op for the Ma.modoMaas of Pk ow" vltlt flaabloory sad sitar. by Misr& Doges Vilsit Co., will smut bass Dlimitwad a. Wedges& H ' .i.... ar . mg ustam. at It svis si hsii y! t oi nteted to t Wrtiq aft,seos. • _ • , To Sarni . . . 4 Aslasse. e Yom. • & 111.41 rel • ' lIPARIL by Thai linppriden ; Whic• Al. L 141 ,4r. aft bid ebliall, swf b. =AM, meas. " no ow tall be ussered by opylytisi to Una., sod UMW" lbws- A. 111110111411, .' rig Comport aiam e,bll. ___ 1 _ • I _ oo _ l Wwe P . . • • I INNVP awl RUNIPIrUI MD SAND ifiLATIMioI -^ . ismimunce: s upurw ri zr ed w ii — Plebe ter Wbalegre. Ca , Milt ab, M eauseleetaseil as MO as Oa 111 no ly OP, or se septiptels aussweleas, and Used la at s grease Madre adrisesage Ilies.Groins Gloss. Ileblemea. Oaesissear, !Laymen, limiwister. of 114445 10 eh" bin w Milswerrbeess oeseatiog aiteutiou, fretedis wstuesive,efistyetwarelisalCubisetaadCbalrWerk. Tb i tipbeistery irreagessaie IS arrs wasinces et peculiar cretesesamil *house, wills tee sill imam agree tzetreag tbeeissms. Ilimesepericir sesoad-esed WitAnkiprowas sad bsol•diesabers, W be dl.. 141•011 if al 4 011pestleesie swum Aram bilging se any part Of die eesetry, wittiest else of Wary ow Noma paskieg. gagrabi l eAVELLlNO TO OOTIIII. DUO., AM. MANGATI AND CANTZMIURY. nor last& .Cosibss. sad kori geed Mass, SO. A. MOUNTAIN AND CO. Issasat's Haas IE4 81111101,111411111 M k3 4IPW-111111.1., Losses. THR POST COACHES, MAIL CO! set out fro. tie above les :-- 'pre follncrieg ite. “Tdectrafb." Davit, Dad, liansfitt. Motetlt, Cesierbery. lovershaes Jed Ilesdirieb ere pea made, every operatec. at a j eartar past sewn **clod. Is coosegessee o the decided preference glue to the above mooch. the proprietor. are drterolned es espouse Amino spored weeder lithe het mover's,* oe that ree4 Bromptoe, Chatham Rochester, Streed. flittlegbeeree, sad Ralebas, every a:wales. at a grafter past sere.. Irtatvelb, ri th. Sloes. l ime r v e i Lloath. Derthester. Dertaseeth. and . ate Boohoo. Avabister. "ef ilsedfoed, 1111 Z: Uaiee t " Ileetbeeptse, Lyndaitea, Wletheeter, and Basiaistehe sew leer Jodie ~b. every monolog et eight y anlAres at the Comb add i Mmes. Seedimeptee li g i t Ivo. We Is a meet te the m o t. 0 1 / 1 1/11Wy ggi Vll= " Zre fAbeftiattl I The Meters of the above meth bops to mom eyed. thaTaleseeCAhaa nipple* vsbielabes When, beelariposleaseil of" Vales." Wench% wllb slolls Iles other WNW. lath Mid litistoi &is psi: a :ticket. WOO Chinas - . lams. Calm sad 1111 navy altorsose.ol otto it ties at Wt. itt e...snet. lam Illath, mil don Tams; sod limo OHM* next motning. COLCIIIII TO WILLS, IlltDOEwaTill, TAUNTOSI, • AID PLYMOUTH. The " Umpire," a sew Wt itt light coach. oily see night so throned...myths four Walk sthsoot daily OWN; arrives at Liverpool mat allorsom at arms. thvointh We ber.. 74, f ami, Wait rd, Uttermost*. Mal". Atimestons, thil. Stem, Newcastle , Kantsforsi, Woe- Hasten, sad Frosts*. .ewsletry, Woillegtoe, sad Shiffnal post nosh, scary mesh*. at Sys. Onanissi. The " Halm." Wrrymooth. Dorchester. Woodford. Salle- bory. Seiner. alaeltsrator. assist, sad laslassisits aft post math, every aftersoon. . Till e SYMOIMII PACKETS TO OUSIIIIIIII4 Sititaltv, ctrannoueo. ST. 'SALONS, lite. TM "Rocking tar," Leeds ore ligM sea* Ms out every morales_ at sW ; sad puss through Bilged, Riggieswade. autos, Mos, Chatham Orsigehlk asseiry. Ittassfood, Newark, Ward, DossaMer, sad Firitigs, to the Dolan' Lion. Loma, nest taming, at tea. Notwithstanding Ss mestomma sapsditlos of this eoatat. It b allowed to ha the moat agrombis and rthiltrar Feline uranium oa the aorthread, Min onstinalimi aril Whir. Olasgow, in tsows, Orates Otnes. Ram. Dumfries. ilrell, l iliamphar. Kite. Canso* Kinpwall, and ell parts of ilesumL a postmoth daily. Tod. astrimough. Wthlry. Mali. lithelariaag, New castle tied adfahoitsh. raw post Mash, with a lama throughout ; sets oot every monsiag at aloe. by way of Newark. Rettbrd. Teamster, Darlington. Northallortoll. &wham. florpoth, aid asterisk. Possessors finding them selves tangoed ea Os j nosy. ray rest what time they please. sad the. proceed ea without any additlorsal faro. Marlboros. sad Swiedos am four inside meek thrOugh Aldboara, Reeding. Lambaste, Parton. Lydieston. Pearary, Wailes illasset, Ramsbery, liesserford sad. Newbury, .v:is•h.a: Weisel. Shrewsbu ry sad Holyhead fear la Sat slimit, orrery everting. Spaidlog. Peterborough, Stilton and Modesties Ite all Loads , every wreaths ; to Spilsby. Loeb, miry mai HA, altersoon at a quarter before six. Carlisle. Peorilb. and Whitehorse Pest-Coac h : saes with four horses and a guard all the way • passes through arsufgaweilliebrrbF.L. Orela•britifte. Nlabs;rood. Catteriek, o. m stherby. Abeefoni, Dooesster. and Onetime ; se ts oat ever) morales , sad perform the Jour sty with the greatest facility. Passengers detained ou the road hy halneess. or pleasure. have the peculiar advaatsge of thei r !WS being secured is the nom coach. Kendal. Lamaster. Prestos. Kirby-Loakeialo , Rehm Charley. Oro s Airk, and Oarstaag poet-coaches, stay af tornoou at Five. Ziwarpaol. Warrington. Knetsford. atom. Stafford. sad Litchtleld sow light four inside post-essch, toted the " Delaney," every evening at live o'clock, to the Satatos's Head Ina, Dsio-streot.Lissrposi. Wakolisid pest-cosch every morales. attehir; Westport. Whiter:hurt* Torporloy. Namptseleh. Neelbakk, god lakithswieb, post-esath ovary Steles Min . Ireaseter . Whitlow, Conglegoa, Newcastle. Withal. sad Wothavlsomptso now four lasi& post-emelt. sto ry a ft sessott. thsaeld and Rotherham post-coach, called the " Reek thglikas." every morning. Moth. lismin. Nottlreare. Hendee aid Doucaster post coital_ ovary moraing , to the Cross-Keys, Markat- plan. la& ilineaglisas Post Coach, sets out tnery altormottatX. earrying four beside. and pause through Warwick, - Mooed lasvestry, to the Mrseen's Head, Ball-street, lir mxt morels; at ten. Ilutar itn4T ....• all. Stschthe and Yam Comb miry moralag, to W. 8 law, ilendarieed. • •:a. AIN imil CO. respeethilly angssiat their Frisods mad the Pohl% that they will not be MMOlNM a:e:ritmlgaresis. y Ulet o Writhrga, Flats. Se. Of Fiva l iC:r i . stoles, or dr ma* NV; setts. and Isseramo paid Re tai 'a Head Ina. Ramekin. Loudon. . EDNESDAIG, LONDO Germ Jiw sl !mrDEN Issinrcs . air& POll the isereashig of this assb i 4 ained Same far all Mi. ra es- Ii r. Veli= wadaral: 3l 9 Old albr ilwa " issassok maw, soot gratsfal =1 1 : 11 - Wla 141 far potrosige, mad at the itt: bap- Mist to sequide SS. Sot It is said by an Oman tad Mina Wassbasess Os triansa. sad SOO Or isz sa rezpribi dedi. spats Is Ow Sem 1118 Olmisrbs. asea b gaastielcl' i tilassra son nos," aid To Ilisr===. itilyesibasiarly esaassadai tar *Wag. as nit issersinsi kasP aelr 'Air*. • J. C ' tw the Pfpl4, 4lidir t o 1811. . . " 1r *di on Ma --7- . I.' ifiettlarsoilee Pisailinisrars t , witiateijoait its maasiego aim fi.. 1. • • ' taiten "tin t ilassaietik -.• 7 .40.—.. %stit ar . . we taiset Ali silica tooliiie tigo .". 11: aka. Riau:* kiples# li ulo ttplit amen alio pelkipil aisurrassisiai the latar. isailbia:: ia as atilt* won \ ileili *m . le a sautioil. -wan, . " :41 rot sirast - —win. 1 rz oio) , or moral, so oath the necessity imposed unites them to ?act accorded starrinople, was . gritty of the nation, safety of the P a t r iarch considered the - engsgesseat has breach of faith, ba rba rasa and anarchy, and a [ark. eo rel h u n re requires that it calk out for the succour end eisistiece of L pin's, that she rimy again-beanie,. Abet sirs always to have cautioned. se tuts(%) part et thei family enlightened by Christiaeity.. She has is the streegestslaiss he it. singe she was the test diffused the *reseal light of the lieepetaaseeist,ei If the.. remarks be tFer. (lirts that Isis and justice, combine in reititirinit faiths, Isrepfsa stook sea sevecia asy imaini detrinteatel to the interests of England. dr et other powers t and is *nisi to justify the (*iodides a the advymisges which woad issue ham sea a chaste err the pa tties! and ossamercial nlatiess a Beha n. and lathed for die preservation of she trasquinity oh Serape. it would be etiongh to Amp is toner of the Greats the system whisk it has hi therto appeased te penis in bemire( their oppressors'. The principles if hantasity and jestiat which ee mak aalli the British Oevetimest, joined ' the et the natio., .impoto upon shoo this daty7Witessi oalstary flews the Ministry with out oultramlimg either the dignity or the interest of this conotry.at well combine its interests with those a lb. Parses, taking for the basis of its policy, the 1111111111114 a the States of Europese Tarim , seder* fns Christian 001M1111bellt. these pelitiesi sacrillsoe might be regaled for the pompoms of estsb lisbillisileael limits la conformity with the prime pies the %lame of power is Europe I and certainly ialpy VINO a ',skald. compensation , the interests of &lOW wield est be disregarded. irtikaal might. mormsver. conformably to the saga s day bp. ,h er came& are directed. chaste the meat of the balsa Islaads to a milder . aistration. Bed one more analogues to l e 'rigidities of Ate British Coustitutioe ; and allow the ishaMtants a them islands • free communieatior with tbe Nast sad parts adjacent, ',Mikan appearing to favoit or gear it. h septet% truly politic and philanthropic. Oothrumest might love to private epees r the Brooks with arms and MI paid ter in money or la [...the the ptie gbatantee4 by by .ins.-of • ist formed **rill!' compose people of Serape, as an theitlleble limit between Christian civilitation And bar bacons stretchy. If that great pctetrs nevi id "arnest in their solemn cieelaratiod; if they are jealous of the maintenance of legitlmasy i tm oo p e s lal *refer, the military occepation of a patt by the Turks ought no longer td esist h elnitdamte Ned 'mkt's. The Turks re main is the seem peskier, moral and political, with regard to the Greeks. *bich they took, whew they overran Orem*. They rather encamp in Europe, than belong to Europe: they have never participated in the pahtic law of Moroi*, nor acknow ledged its law of natioms : They are in tireede at this day, many degrees worse than were the Mows in Spain. The long interval is the military occeeations can give theta no right in a country where they hare noise by nature, nor any pretensions to alfgitimate es tablisher's% in the midst of an indigen es peopleoeith regard to whom they have always contieue.l waders and efiemiee. Such they continue with respect to all Christian Powers; inaanehch as all traosaetioas between those powers sad the Polte amount bat to acute convent's, or necessity ; no treaty founded upon the principleedf the law of nations, binds them with the Christi powers. Witness as a proof of this truth the violdpoc- 1 , eotwaitted upon the persons of Ambassadors at ads, declarative of wart the outrages and insults openly made es several etcasioas to European kgatious ; and lastly the Ishmael' treatise.' of the prisoners of war who are doomed to groan In the Barges and in the public ?Hams chained like criminals. . . The law of force is the only ore of which they leave any knowledge; and the only right which they rang nine is that'll' military conquest. The _(peeks us the alien hand have never been morallysepiivated from the great family of the civilised people of Europe. 4ey hart Neter renounced the inspresuiptiblo taw of their National iodependence, with the Indies ~i I Pine" ...mmkrikomr ern.* I I I t end it is impossible toi *it ■ loophole qf pitobtair to aeppert the Tuba at the 4 rm. .f lemaaolty owl the Melaka mile, s for Teas sees epee their feet Apia, will molt womb soterateete tie vre =mot sterilise poet wore potterer heibeillp free thes Sewer& I 5044 ofiteropc. k it Is the nom; i due,llll the eldest is least of tie Orrmhe, le sot *. the lestdo enter of dans toe tie is. Nokia well het to be reabled by the aatioesee of their 145154 elighbeenei - te establish s - bighted* swig • plain Sire sad the--- erns to defesetheiio.llllol, dlefrL...., ~ Very Ilies. . ' Xi SAIL of seilldineit itillift *OM Oaten. la Ate gerneenektr oftir witlightenol g! Alt therwiti nesisl befiengs the glottal "Wall bt ra hr i wl =i;liitidia -7-T- ' :--- --- isleatiag ewe_ _ o re MMEIMMMEEI . Till ruio'3 11714611 TO 1111LANDI ........ PLTMOUTII, SCPIOAT. Aco. S.—After the making ap of the Leaden tap list nigh*, inteingesee was Sloughs ashore by Sit W. birds, who arriSed ii kin pleasant yacht about 'eight P. N. that ellr beloved King had reached the pert of Weymouth on his rests hither. A general joy pervaded the seighboarbeed, is eipeciatiou of greedy his Majesty this mornitg. The Dear-y*l4 met *ere ordered to be is &Beasts." and the *holt gerliseti was in realised to tara,nat is a useedist. Some pilots were seat for, and wentoff immediately. With boats fell df company for the Breakwater at midnight, where they pitched their tests IS the serious bop. of having an opPOttesity of pallet their homage to their Sovereign on the morrow at day-break. Once more, heiwever, they word doomed 1 etperience a disappointment. The Royal equadroi is slid to have passed by is the night, and has, in all probability, rte ibis, reached Anion*. The wind has been variable, but for the meet part favourable.— At isterfals itbkw pretty fresh during the sight, and bat been succeeded by one of the inset days we hare bad this seam's. The grain begins to assess* a rich doge, and the harvest will probably be as abeadant one. The Doris is still inside thi Bieakwater, boned fie South America, to teinforce our goalless' he the Swath Seas. (andsata Lem., IMMO DATIL) Patted by this port last sight, shoot 10 o'clock, 1 with a ire breese from the eastwari # the Royal Baptise yacht, yacht, with his Illijeety ea beelil, aloe _the Royal BottiSign yacht, sad his filalistyishtlie filley • Attlm ,flied, Lee, Rosario, Chemelloa, Wolf; Oreclaa, lreeling." __......m.—.." liftw Isat.into.-Nis Majeety's Stew-alp DOMOOD. !tiary; Capt. Sidaner, is her late verse to New Sea irtni. sseboted is the Bay of Islands, and teak *a loosest a cerge of rowdy, or pine spars, oulleissely Large for the topmast. of ships of VS guns. Tb.y [ were loaded at Whangsroots, where the Boyd was est ruff by the satin.., and the crew and passengers mu tiered. Some of the vestiges of the ill-fated people are 'dill visible, sad the chief actor in the dreadful attir e a native, who has long beets at Sydney, sad known by the same of Oeorge, openly avows be was the chief perpetrator. The bones of the unfitness** men are *or* as ornansen , s by the natives.--(.Vey South lir.ski 4115. Dee. 23,1820.) Derreewrivx Etas.--The towns of Newton Abbott soil Newt*. Bushell were throw. into the greatest consternation by the alanniag appears... of lire on Sunday last, about half-past tea o'clock is the fore noon. it originated at a bake-lease in Bast-street, bat in what manner caituot be asoertalsod : the whole house was soon eaveloped is lames, which comineni esteil to the adjoising premises, until Ave frost houses, with two back dwellings, were cossets ed 8 sad, to prevent Its spreading fiddlier, a hoes. at each extremity were nearly dente. lished, so that, in all,. sire ate lost. Themes& act* sad praiseworthy exertions were made by the Inhall.l tants, beaded by some sf the most respectable lailvie• ale, to stop the progress of the &roaring elonamt,ll. the lames were sot seltdeed wadi three o'clock in afternoon. Among these who distiagslabosi selves on the •oceision, were—Messrs. Ifilwaell • ' Windsor; the kat! Mt. Bradford ; Mr. Mama :. Ra-iley, surgeon -8 and )h. Rowe, schoolmaster. 'amuses was aloe sentient' Ashburton, with the propsptitude, a epithet of uses, with eagle's, bees dispatched immediately on the circemenusee leg known is that tow,. We are happy ti say that n.l live;Were lee. 'atA - hut few persons injerel. sufferer. are elf:sf We . ists**r class—which we hoe will excite die behesloassce of the public. • -. Asisixo„itoumeat 4419.ACrIntrt TO MIIIIDOILA feer"nigists age, Mr.'Walker..a gardener, in the Rises. read-rug : haying hie hit isnlens continually pima tlero ii the be,'bigiii,ter the purpose of lindig i r the thief, toldeated l Bissell amongst some Alma it .efelbeitv . he perceived -a tall iii-lookiag - Jew seekisfl Abe fencer end watched his moe 8 the robber broke Ora the. tool boast, and having bred, Mr. IV. left. his liiiiiisg plate and rushed the ilseil;fi - itin'gle ensue . ' between the robber I 'Mi. WA's', told lotflef'stillea h quart pot, sad t lahltatanty be* tide..o ll / 4 , aifebt•the head. tiff be au wa d y . d eat L—yi s i k eeilisio - thee seakd the frees std escaped. leoviaKdsip.victintn weltering is his Weld. Aft-r.einate time, Mr. *. in r some degree roe v , and with dif fi culty ctit s iinte. Mr.llowen, a sue s, War- *inf. Ant who drent d the whim& ons his hesid t whish were vetrixtiashret The willeis has as ; 'iret escaped jetaist..«s s 1 .s, l4; •: By the tforskamcCesess it aware, thatibere are lig itesepfing. 791 Imam; 19 (teases twee= : i ; :t o il t oy a o eur heeseeep4ll4s. • That 314 Families, l a a i rkAjtaire. 434 ditto is trade. As. 1, i *allies' aati fit; tuaire; 2290 *moles, • forkfl4m 4 f ? 5 , . I azfeats t -Mao% lilts 740: .. . .% N eel et tai - - pe "--- edem . aipa thow spesaleliriee tome oroloi low &oil good otdet gist ni. attdresie tlid the Holy Alliaoce. This livery goo the leraterealele but of the ettir eerie illidleee the SoNieiges sad the people of Barg ' -• pendence. nor confounded themselves a which oppresses them: no bond. civil ash of submission. or obedifiee beyowl mposed on them by fear 1t violater. their oppressors r thwettir tottal.tions- / 70 to them by the Orel " eittire Con- as one Which instace.l.. .t heta she late- nation. and its chi igition tcas,the 'atriarch of the ... church, who is t sups* oe Ite4d a , e nation. Bet Ibis tas been open : vininW, and sods a 1 i. preceded a :foltipsred isy . slaw Moat' d atrocioss las, ka ricliaadis a a release from ererf r tie. Jtitsilee date the Greek na!ien,,* 'Ong ipprelosid; r its natural riiiklianl Pcililiritlik.Sty :- ~ ~01~ 1 r., ♦ter tY. FOR armow -- oleo Soy Apprdra, MA imp es orsetely outvote ; remove* il ir =rillundk Albedowl. 1 '. .sea 11 4 =1•11. 111.11 arreasea of relaxed**, debilft, sad w Meow sod Adults. sod reeler*. the Meet to =balk willteet eseibrameet or letsraties le ad. Powders en ego* effieredoes la all Climates. easeseta /OEM &I?flts 11111111118080 TO DC SOINIST. From Ibe Has. Mn. Da. Flaoarr. 'Delim i t e r ififi giew = Bll . Str—l movalei reteirid your MIN pow I.l.teeta of brlaglog Fear Cassia Powder bolo sole peers! modes. I bate me tarp bleb aa spiels* of It, fres the eases I bare ewe perforated, that I task 'via will be dela; a public serviee.-1 resale, Sir, yeses. *e. R. Rearreet. /SOU 1111 MOW NOS. LAST &MORI. Sort NW lids le to certify. that I hemmed &Medley s COnsaisies Pohders is my dually sad may often. sad ap,rwe of Me may, Foams. Lasusee. Fltell Lan WALTINIA. Da. Hume,. Millegdoe, Ukbridge. Jsa. Ilk shall have gnat Semen la desirlag yee le .awe on of my SINN wbea pee fail& be Coss aleW Pregilt. Its great eamsey in my reli Ink sod Moods. sail le die r=4 base esporiesesd be may Isan.-11 sm. peer aersaet, WALPOLIt. Sad la bombe se S. N i l la. sad 11.. a meet obits Prdpristeelby r. M 110. Osford-emest; Messes. Daselay sad U. nest Market; Meows. Newbsrry said Sow 44.51. PenreCitareb yard Edwards. it, Peel's Chimillard ;Sallee and Os. Dow Church-yard ; DOW. d. Cheapside ; Brass, Friest, 1111% *read ; iltraddlw sad leg= Ifitissart; Jobillesso. Oerehill; Wald. When; end by their appointment by meat respectable WOW ifesilors in every Town thromrhost the limited glogems.—Ask tor Dr. ille.oLev's Coareisloo Powders. FROM rossDAr morn a4/firm CARLTON 1101761, JULY 16. aiii=vas Ws Airy 1e ender doe epee C. W. . Weier sy 4eieeel if NNW Reglieene et • WAR-OPTICX, MINIM 4 1011. let Regiment et Ut• Oeeelle, LieWeeest-Cblesel R. R. Lyres. fres the Nib leek le le LArelsaime-Celeopl. eke CrLegille. rM Ileglassat ofFort i re-Oaseral Times olAiddis. front the Ist Life Guards, to be Liestesset•Cotessio VIM Lyres, wimp widows. _T4 Comedeehre le the Domereadd Yeemeery Caralq. ap ed by the Lord Liniment of the Comity of /oath aumptos. Ilispriten Sarin. Stet. to be Comet, Tim Ilts lobe, ie. ceased. 11111KRUPTIL C. B. Redvard. Porten. *rimier, to se dead,. Ave 11. IS. September IS, at Guildhall. Attorneys Mr. Wil liams, Baptist Read Climbers. Cheasery-lane. G. Attsie Biskop-Weareseetk. Gorham. dealer. As gust 14, Septe;sber 7, IS. at the Bridge lea. Illsba.-Weer aloe& Attorneys, Mr. Mailable. 'mead's les, Cbeassey lane ; sad Mr. Laws, Sanderlaed. 0. B. Perky. Little Yermoetb. Selleilt. brtamaker. Au gust IR 111. September IS. at Nelsom's Howl, Greet Yar- Attonktrys, Mr. Propels. New Boswell-apart; sad Mr. Worship. Great Yarmouth. J. Room, see.. Bristol, merchant. August SO, SI, and Sep tember IS. at the Lommereial Reams. Bristol. Attotarys. Messrs. Viusnl sad Blower, lea-Gelds ; sad Mr. Gregory. Bristol. W. Keeth. Axminster, Gnomish... grocer. August ALSO. September IL et the George lee. Axminster. Ammer. Mr. limiest, Axminster ; mid Messrs. Alexander sad Helme t New lea. DIVIDIXDO. August 0. J. Ward, Milton-Abbot, Devmweire. cattle jobber, at the King's Arise las. Tavistoek—AttellS IA J. Hobbs, Titehleid. tailor, at the Beale, $O, J. Massie. Derby. .area, at the Rises Arms Tavern. Derby--Sept. 7. J. Johann, Used'', shopkeeper. at the Rush Teems, Bristol—Aug. A. Keeling. Strand, silver smith. at 411116411.—Sept. I. T. Ward. Toweester. MN lhampleadift lllsmdealet, at Gaildhall—Aug. IS, Js Moire. bishop Mouliten.Terkahlre, J. Taanaat. Leeds. end J. Pbe ter. ailsep-Menklew. d=-splaaers. et the geishas Hesse. Leatill—Arg. Mk P. Martin, Little Harrowdes. Northamp towline, baker. at the Mad lam, Wellieboroegh—Aag. SI. M. Ponies, Ross, Herefordshire. mealman. at the Swan tan. Ross--Sept. 4, J. Sanedere.Dake-street. St. J ames's. serrele. at Guildhall —Aug. IS, W. Stanley. Warwick. Uglier-met chant. at the Seen Hotel, Warwick--Sep. 3, I'. W Andover, lbws-draper, at the Alagoas' Arms Ina, Att i :r Aug. 11. R. Fez. jots. Norwich. silk-mercer, at the Nerfloik Hotel. Norwich—Agit. IA S. Cater, Watling-street. ware houseman. at Guildhall—Nov. & 11. Berthoud. dohs-agnate. bookseller. at tieltdiall—Am. tltt. Ir. Harem HAMM. Ilmi rise-lawarance-broker, at Guildhall—August ii, J. Dowley. Willow-street. Bankside. cora merchant, at Gaildball—Ang. IS, J. W. A. Seen., Ume-street, spirit and hoer merehset, at Guildhall. Clll uric Vrlt6.-.-AVOl'lla 28. J. Hardwick, elms-street, Clare-market, botcher—F. Fraaklia, Lemoiagtoo-Priors. Warwickshire, wpm and apothreory—W. Taylor. Watling-street, calico-Printer`-J. Within. jun. Ville of Monswiek. Worcestershire. Airma— il. Wedgwood. Bastord, Staffordshire, sserchaat—H. Hartford, stioomialler. PA MTN customs DIIIIOLVID. J. Whitefaces* and J. Tristram. Cotes Colliery, Btalibrd shirm coal-masters—J. Hardwick. jam. and J. Hardwick. 1 Westber, komersetsbire. womb ewers—W. Anderson and W. Brett. Naves Ilead.court. Oracreitsreb-street. vet lesmbindars--(1. &vegan and A. Banderole. a- eats sad Inssia-brokers—A. and H. Cress*. Orval Bisacynrc-olrect. 1.7 , -sere, washable paper lanying-ntassfacearlea—S Co ad and J. Wipe. Rinteingham, builders—E. Ashcroft a IL Jose., Liverpool, plaleer of Paris-. 1 aaufactereri— S. Cerise and J. Palmer. Yeovil. Nonersetskirr, Ses-vpis estra—J. Ceske and J. Roberts. Madweil. rae-merclimels— J. ()calory and .1. Border, Skimmer-erect. Scow-kid, gro oms—F. rblipott and 11. Hoar. Dansfold, herrev, timber dealers—J. dharod and W. V. Mei. Leeds. tort.slOre. Sobasermassiaeterers --D. mod J. entig. Manekesser. lal- lors—W. and IL Twiltin, lOM's, liosa.grvapory—.4. I. NIX. bottom. jrn. T. 11 stem. sad W. ‘‘ moleallake. atm.. Rai- L ihs .'• .• • • i .4 ' , 1 • . A • I