The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-06-20 00:00:00

-- 1w ~~. *,* ' IMPERIAL .PJELLIMENr; HOUSE OF LORDS, Saws 19. The order fora Committee of Privileges on the Boribwkk Peerage was discharged, on the motion of the Lord Chan. Mho., who said he would mention the subject to-morrow. The Registrar of the Admiralty. Rtwdation Bill !timed through a Cotnatifiee and was reported. The Surcharges Bill, the Irish Aries Bill, and the Vote of • Credit Bill were read a third time and passed. On the third reading of the Appropriation sill, the Earl of Lauderdale nuud Lord Holland moved amendments, the former with reference to the Caledonian Canal, and the bitter respecting the sum voted for the Clergy, which were negatived and the Bill passed. On the motion of the Bari of LAUDERDALE as crib' was made directing the fulfilment of a former order for copies of the Acts of Sederunt, of the Court of Scotism is Scotland. • • PLACES OF :WORSHIP. r. Died DMO UTH observed upon the great and increasing evil which arose from the want of a sallielini. cumber of places of worship of t he Established Church, and the want 6t means of accommodation for commenicants ttf that Church in populoiss parisSes, in comeriveoce of whirls many persons of the establishment were induced to attend Dissenting Meeting . Houses, rather than not attend any place of Worship. The increase of Meeting Rows beyond that of places of worship of the Established Church, might be attributed to many causes. The former were erected for a less sum, and in addition. didictitties frequently occurred re. oftcting the latter, relative to the right of presentation. A facility olio arose in the former case, from the Dimes** lain; 54 ers having other occupations, and therefore beimtaa. tubed with less for their services at the Meeting Houses dont could support a Clergyman of the Established Church. It was, therefore, a subject deserving of serious consideration, and in order that the /louse might have information before them relative to it in the nest Session, his Lordship moved an Address to his Majesty, praying, that the Archbishops and Bishops might be directed to prepare in their respective dioceses, to be laid before the House, a statement of the number of places of worship of the Established Church in parishes having a population of 10i10 and upwards, with the number of personi such places of worship are capable of containing; and also the number of Dissenting Meeting Mouses is such parishes. _ Lord HOLLAND had no objection to the motion, but remarked upon the statement of his Noble Friend relative to the 'spent cheapness of Dissenting Ministers, observing that the luxury of Use Established Church had been found too dear for the inhabitant% of Jamaica, who would not pay the amount considered netiewary for its support is ihat island, with the vie* sr "riving religions itatruction to the negroes. Lord Viscount 810)1011TH observed; that there could nit be considered :Inv peat luxury its the Established Church.whenfit appeared that out of 10,000 livings, upset& of 1000 were under 1501. per annum. The motion was agreed tu. APPEALS. The LORD CHANCELLOR, with the view that the subject should be taken into consideration in the next Ses sion, moved that the House do in the next 'St-ion lake into consideration the state of the 3 . a peals and Writs'of Error before the House, and the best twang to he adopted to put them in a more effectual course of decision : which, after a few words front Lord Lauderdale, was agreed to. EAST-INDIA COMPANY. The Earl of LI YER Pt/OL moved the third reading of the Lust India Company's Loan Bill, observing. that the special grounds 01. which this application was now trade to Parliament, were, t hat a considerable debt-hod beets' incurred in consequence of the wars in India, in which this was m aerially interested, and in consequence of lb. tors baying an option of drawing Bills on the Corm lie I Hoffiontl, Bibs had been drawn to the amount of upwaedsof I 4,000,0001. and in addition to this, the loss sustained by the Company from the Into calamities which had happened to their shipping, amounted to nearly a million. , I The k.arl of LAUDERDALE entered into a detailed statement, fur the purpose of sheaving the uoprnspernus state 1 of the atfaits of the Company, and the little e rnspert there w* of this money heing.rvaid. The Act of 1,93 required. that the Debt of the Company in India should be reduced to -2.000,0001. ; the Bond Debt in England to 500,0001. ; that 61)0,0001. per annum should be paid to the ;titbits.- and that a situ should accumulate to make up the amount of 12,000,0001. Ws a security for the holders Of the Capital Stock. listead of this, the Debt iii India had aertmudated to 31.000.9001. ,the Bond Deb; in England to 4,000,0001. the 500,0001. unpaid 'lii the public, now amounted to 7,000,000 1 . and these sums added to the 1t,000,0001. made a difference of 53,000,0001. His Lordship also contended, that it appeared from the be lance paper of Stock per computation laid before Parliament. • that the Company wail now 16,000,0001: worse than tithing. The Noble Lord adverted to the late leansactiote in Madras, observing that 00 Government ever deserved more reprobntioa than the Madras Government, for its conduct in those trani— actions. a condaet Which, ionise instance; was wholly unac countable, it haw* stopeaded and "sent borne Coltrd Boles for signing military orders by order of his superior °nicer, and appointed to the samesituatitel Colonel Sutherland Mac ifowall, who had signed doe half of the very same orders. With respect to the forged hoods of the Nabob of Arcot, the conduct of the °Mars ii[Goesstassedt was alssi higbly rept !sensible. The Earl of HARROWBValetilinest entering. into any detailed state of the affairs of the East India Company.theve sot beiter sadleient materials before the' Home for *that put- Ise. He admitted there bad been dhappointment, but an blame war imputable to any one. The preset ems was asked order to give time to the Company to bring about their af fairs. The tendert Of the Madras' Govenunent in' the tate transactions was. he contended, deserving of the highest praise. 'rile ciresinstawe respecting Colonel Sutherland Macdnoall, be bud not beard for the first time. With re spect to the forged Maids, his Lordship observed, that the conduct of the Officers of Gevertsment was wholly uoilesatv ing of blame. The Earl of . CLANCART Y entered into some detail, fuse Etc purpose of disproving the statements of the Earl of Lag dm.dule, and observed, that the balance sheet of Ste ck per computati at, 'was varying every day, and did not chew the profit Of the ronipany, which, be contended, was proved by other docainems to have arisen, -to saceetuting yam me to last year, to a considerable amount. Government ba d, be Observed, in the money due to the Company, security, for a eatsidemble part of the sum sow proposed to be advanced. The FALK of -LAUDERDALE replied ; and, in allusion to.theappoitanseat of Colonel Sutherland Macdn w all, ob served, that he knew 'lke fact of that oMcer'sr having signed those very orders, for signing width Colonel Boles was 114111-. peesded. With respect to the hoods, he stated, that it ap red upon one of the trials at Madras, that the Advocate- General was inoissession of one of them. The Bill was refda third time idtpatill.: ' ' Adjounsed till to-morrow (this day:)* • , . `. • We enderitina thke tita - fulldwiSig Cireoler 'Let. ter has 'wets scot from the Secretary State's Of cc to the . LOrcl Lieutenants of the different Counties of Seothed 'Whitehall, 6th Jibe, 1810. Mv lioito--It being his It aiesty's pleasure that the raising of mentor the Militia, by bent of drum, under the 49th Geo. 111. cap. 53, should cease and &tenuity' after, the 30th of this montlt, 11 ldse on time in apprising von thereof, ire order that the uessestary steps may be taken fur supplying, by ballot, loch deficiency as may then esipt iwtbequotau f men which the county under your charge is required to furnish, under Me provisions of Ithei Act above-mentioned, on or heron,' dam Ist of October next. • . • I have the honour to be, my Lord. . . Yoar most obedient humble servant, (Signed) R. RYDER. His Majesty'; Lieuttnam of the Com* of .1 . •1 • ; • DREADFUL MURDER.--On Saturday, fortnight, an inquest was held on thp body of Elizaball; the wife of Jackson Rae,„ of. Gill s iD Abe, parish. Of Broomfield, near Wigton,,,.,who, •was AP.1 1 1 4 murdered in bed the preceding 04ht by her 44111- band ; and upon the evidence *lig qlci•Pds .that Jury, without hesitation, return li t .svpdiet at wilful murder against Jacksun Rai,,.tbe Isgstastut of the deceased. The Coroner immediately .bpund, e'er the parties to prosecute. The unhappy man watt discovered in a hay.loft, in Caldew..gare l Carlisle, on. Saturday, and underwent an exami nation before the Her. I)r. Grisdale, previous to his bring committed fur trial at the ensuing Atliiii. . iL • L _ ~7 7 `ff' 73 , !1r .111 T • - • va m. -. • Tiff ST Tim .7;. fit Ant 3! ' ! WOBURN, $B E 11 , 441; INGt FIRST DAY-MONDAY. At an early hotiCthe cominitry iiegin to assets. ble at the Park Farmyard, and the business com. menced by the show of twelve South-down tops; from the Maildeii Farm, itstenkled to betel, which had previously been shorn, and their fleeces were hung up round the showroom fotthe examination of the company, labelled as follows, viz. Foar two-shear, No. 2, Mb. 140 z.— No. 6, 1111. Sot.— No. :',> /0, 41b. his three-shear, No. 5,31 b. Ma. and No. 10, 41b.120z.—N0. U. 41b. Boz.—No. 12, 51b. 2its. —No. 13, 4th. 120z.—aad Na. 17, 71b. Two four-shear, No. 2, b. 10oz.—itrid No.' 4,61 b. 12oz. Five Merino tops, intended to be let, were next shown and separately examined by the company, unshorn, viz.— Noe. 1,2, and 3, shaarlings—No. 4, a two.shear—and No. 5, a three-eltear. They were all provided with hops, of rather a largeisite. Eight cows and heifers, iir calf, intended for sale, next engaged the atteatioa of Oa company, viz.— • ~:e A four-year old Devon cow, two seven-year old Hereford sows, two three-year old Devon heifen, and two three-year stld ilereford heifers, a Drew aged ILO, and a Hereford ditto. Mr. Garrard exhibited his picture of the Wo burn Sheep-shearing, and the engraving from the same, in an unfinished state; he also issued pro. posals fur an accompanying print representing the Sheepshearing Dinner in the gleal . ball of Wu. burn Abbey. .*1 A series of experiments were made by Sir Joseph Bankes and Davies Giddy, Esq. with an eye.glass micrometer, of Dollarrd's contrived to !immure convvoientty the diameter of the filaments of - wool from different !faeces, in 10,000 part of an inch. —This instrument promises to be of considerable use in determining the comparative fineness of wool. Several new implements were shown, but the second ill being that more particularly appro. printed fur their examination, many more were ex. peeled. At three 'o'clock the company repaired to Wo. burn Abbey, and a numerous company sat dimvn to a very elegant dinner, his Grace the Duke of' Bedford in the Chair. As seen as the cloth was withdrawn ; his Grace -gave-- . „ • ... " • • r""'!"• - •!.. - "!!!'". '" ' . . . ~. ._ ~~ t , ~ r ----- • - is----•—_ — __ .- TitOlißleril l AWDEß, ifoisaated sad :Paudatdi by 4.11 Ronal Higlidhats ft • 31. • . ea,o C.aaaisciidd KENT THE: ~,. r 'UL D NTRIFICE, or tltlitililt 11, 4 t, i , • • I WEVER; lias been fur near IWIW I*** :-...,„, •. , e Politic. Thve who have oat &cid • th e . , I L ' , , Bent Dentifrice. will Midi shigle; hag; pp ;• • '7 . tosseeriain ill elleacy gut r i e ,, • Iseitig • aelt Ille4gbil-, by the mink respectable Medial,. * • riliekadlea‘riblhay; add rectionateaded. r i b as Powilee,doiars,aad beautifies the Teeth,swevers t h e 4 14 Minim. ho acid tha4 can corrode the enamel, an t i puts* itiral•paiishon4lie 'Mesh. From ks astring enc y i t . stralgt. the Gains, eradicates the Scurvy (*hkh °ke n H . , . :Ced*the detitructind.of . a 'whole Set of Teeth), prete mo Teeth from decay, mope; decayed Teeth from hefts"- big Worve, - flistens dirge 'which are I use; bat What bat en.* hawed it in the emitna i iosof thine who have been he Tomb. kb the ba. bit of osiag it is, that t preienti the return o t saki (with which,liefore dial period, they had been viokutly &filleted). Likewlak a TINCTIYRE, which possesses the power o p eating the must violent TOOTII-ACHE, and is a wash with , the Powder. A CAUTION against parchasing without 44 IL TROTTiII" on the Stamp nn the top of the But. All others are c.:unter• felts, powder ts. 9d. a but t Tinciam., Akio ; Brushes, Is. Sol wholesale tad retail by the Proprietor. Nu. 3, H eim , fort-Windings, Strand; angle. Mr. tiattie, and Mr. Turner ; NeW Bind-street ; Mr. Take. Combat ; Mr. Randall ; 'Change t Mr. liendree, Titchhorne-street ; Bury, Grerh.; street; Mr. Riggs . Clicapide ; Mr. Davison, Fleet-street; Mr. Smith, New Bond-street; and by every respectable Per. Warr in the United Kin,zdtim. PUIlLtt.: CAUTION. WATSON'S PATENT TRANSPARENT spAp. DiE Proprietor of this very beautiful A rade ' i • of British matinfacture i feels it a dutyy •lie num Ike Public, to caution them against the delusive Staten** con-, Mined in a (land-bill, which has been most induswimisly cir tabard by one A. Pears, In which it is stated that Mr. Ni cholson, the Translator of Forocray's Chemistry, Mr. Armin, Experimental Chemist an the Royal 111Siiillii 1111, and wield other scieutitic Gentlemea, declared au their Oaths, hefiwe Lord Ellenborough and a Special jury, " That 11% nee invented TRANSPARENT SOAP was a discovery of the utmost Utility, because it possessed all the cleansing Proper ties of Soap, freed from its impurities and deletcritim qUaii• ties:' this is_ trite, in part, hut nut in the whale. l'li.s.: 1 Gentlemen allieleisce did give evidence in the terms, nun she effect stated, as to " W.vrsor.4 PAT F . :NI"! It. I Ne. PA RE Si 'l' St) A P," which they had ell refurly mlelyt. d ; bit in regard to A.,Pears's " New-invented Transparent Soap," as it is celled, they certainly gave no such opiaion: and as the latter article wets proved on such Wet by A. derv's Mon Wiinesses, mid is also sworn by liiinse4 in be composed of a cousiderable proportion of Soft Soap tan in gredient which must Mitleally excite disgust ie every delicate maid) and Lemma Juice, the Proprietur of WATSON'S TRANSPAIt ENT SO AP feels contldelit, Bed, after thd very high esicomitims and recommend:toms %hien his Compo sition has received from Medical and Sdentifit Men of mt. naive, the Piddle will never be deceived by the sjwcious mis application of Evidence which A. Pears has in his said Hand bill so falsely esidenywareil to apply to his own &nip, bet wilt give to WATSON'S P A I'EN r !T..% NS 1' Alt EN'r SOAP that preference, whicli the peculiar elegance and purity it b universally allowed to prioress, so justly merit, and which is prepared and sold, Wholesale and Retail, by the l'atmtee, at his ‘Vateltinve, No. 439, Strands unit toy. bit Appetets. meat, at Mr. Smith's, 16, Ibutie-street,, Du140. , ' t SELF-PRE:SIM V ATOON• AMOST IMPORTANT DISCO VER IP4-4o# wifely then which anti prevent a Complaint w kick rictas sions more distrtss and misers. to istdiyilloals, to families, told to society, than any other with which the world is adlieted, putt be cou-idered a twist important discovery. The ROYAL. YORK MEDICINAL SOAP tillet into that form' fur general convenience/ has bete "sell id the first Circles for Up ards of Eighteen k ears, With the m sst perfect effect and unarm:lilt:4 success, inpreventiag the pernicious's:les sainences of Ven-reul Conta;io... The preyeati've powers nt this vsleahle Antidote are Cut!, set forth in u l'rrutise (incl o sed ip each Packet) en the effects of Venereal Poison on Cie Habit, which should be read by . ail who wish to preserve health, or desire te atecliordte tins conditiou s.f mankiud. Sold at No. ‘2 . !, Southampton-street, Strand, in Packets of three Bones. Ils.; stogie lion, 41.64. Treatise tecluded ; Re tail also, at 5, Sweetits s-alley, [Loyal ExChange; at 4e, Condi/II; and 30, Piccadilly. 11111.PitEii1E1) with a CaltStilJaStlCSN that the* deviation from the general plow het ha'eo highly bear& cial to others, and iinprovea iu the:r prof..s , onialartytite• meats by the maturity. of near sk) years experimme, Minos. CUR 11l E and Co. continue, with unabated.ardiour, the era ttication of those 1/isiordecs are the cooseqatence Of iNi eit indulgence, sr the destructive habits of the locintsiderste School-looy. In professing the cure of these complaints, they hold out no inducement to vice, hut, modals as mall natal unit be of the existence of such calamities, they over their assist mice as regularly -editcated Surgeons of L iodise, and of the Royal College of I:disahurgb. 1p all cases of Siphylitic in rectum, and is every complaint of iJehility wad Veliciesey. wheth.-r ;arising from the tufatuation of a certain destructive habit, long' residence io warm climates, free lit*, or any other cause producing it deficiency of study iiiiseir, the pli• tient may rely an a sPeedYisWitaration to ;Aprons health. Their improved plan of curing Stricbgrepaof the (Iretlirthits hem attended with peculiar wee,* Strictures of toned twenty years duration have. ,yielded to their treatmentle the sheet period of there weeks. Several .N oldemenstakaemtig men of the fi rst respeenthility, who have %hooted wider dos painful anddistrestine disease, having received* radical tad perenuiein care, particalorly request that referrfales 11011 be made to them, aS siva:lac-tory evidences of the tided foe riority of Messrs. Currie mid Co.'s pion of treanical. Many of these Gentlemen had been under the rare of Meters. Miele, Heaviside, and other Surgeons of etyma imaiaetter, who attempted their cure by the application ut the lamer Caustic within* *access. Messrs. Cut fie and Co. may be consulted by paileats of either sex with lilt gyrate iii tecrwcy ctrl hunger, at their home, No. 107, Hattini-garden.—Patients lit the country, saotin,„.. the particulars of toeir ease, imitating a ee mittance for advice mid medicines, will have the same given or sent to any pat of the United Kingduin.-•Na.'lo7,lltittee gardeta. , , ; kmbr,urit N (i. PI L . 'Prepared 'by Dr: H AItUSTRONG, /IN. 89, artnteaitio knnelw Clow, West Smithfield, hoodoo. FOR Col:l(iits, Ana xl AS, CONSUMPTIONS. 'NIGHT SWEATS, &e. &c. THESE Medicines arc held in the . highs:St esti mation by the Nobility and Gentry, and upwards of EiAltteen Tanitsand People actually sighed Ade *sums to Or. 11 A 11.11S'f RON List of Carel., by, his Si ug Pills, in cases of Coosumptiims, Weakness,'Deddity, tfte. After much labour nail great expellee, the Dover krit ' artay years since brought these Memnon:dile Pills to perfet•- lima:cod in great use among Vi lof all rank.* feu m the 1/uchbv to the Peasant, for Female W. , :tkness yet,. Qe scriptlorr, Hareentiess, also Serhirtat Wessfines`, and fiapW ince it the Male Sex; and na a general Strinigtiveue-, these Pills stand unrivalled—they brace the solids, and prinnute Dien , don, and are kept as a Family Medicine by the first Per. sous of Distinction in the kingdom, :mil are stronaly recom mended by the mast-eminent Physicians to Sea Rwlters„ far Debility in ender Sex. Price tis. per box, duty hactudedb• Also, HAILMSrIiONG's FEAIALE V RtiIJAIILC far Females only, at the coonneneeinefit and declbie of the most critical Period of thiir Liyes ; which is Omega proper Physic fur Women alter ;Lying-in or Slecarrises. being the only Medicine in the World to tie depeodeAsto for curiug ludaminations, Obstruct ioas.aild Ulcers tit the WIWI. PI ire 9.4. 9d. per box, ditty included. • "This it to certify. that 1 ansfulLysoneinc .d elrects of the Strengthening Pills, prepared by . ' arts strong; having taken Flair Roses of Owls fur a Satoisat Weakness, and a Cm:sinew lye Couga_thitt I had beetiodlict eil with t;t years. Af.er many of the most emineat. Physicians without etlvet, 1 have received a Isesftel Cars front the ;guile 31edieine. "JOHN WAY, 4 . " Plymouth, Devon, March 9 1 .1 12 1109 iiil' 261'aiestY.t . little Pills may be had of the I/octor; No. 89, Bartbolo nie- Mir. West Smithtietd, London, a ith printed dives-dam midilierste, , eiprm.iag a number of the must :aptiatelseated Gi; Was the Proprietor:* s St UAR.II:STRO.v qa the L4W INTELLIGSNCB , , • eOUIRT OF KING'S BENCH, (hrsilll/411.:, • • SHAILESPEAVV AND °TRIMS V. NORTVIII. . • •*This was an action to 'recover the sum Orlin 6d. the value of certain' goods sent berets ter' house near Covent-gotten. Mr. GILAILOW Mated, that the 'Deltoid**. bid lately changed his name, it formerltheing rowth., all ? but had not changed his habits:. - ,.119 had en. deavoured' to siwindle his 'Clients, the 'plalitifs, out' of their goods ' 'by etihteeding that' he had not received them} they having been sent' to some house near Govent.garden, of which he knew no, thing. Witnesses were called, and it was pioied that the goods had beim delivered according to dtrec. Lieu, and at-the - house where other goods had been delivered doe. the Defendant, and fur which Defendant had paid.. It was also proved, that a Jew, who had before received goods for the Dc. feudant, at the same house, had received the gouda in question. The Jury immediately returned a verdict fir the Plaintiffs. RAMIWILL T. DAMS. This r i kl ia action, to recover the soft of 1931. 3s. tie value of certain goOds which had been sent - to the Defendadt's warehouse, to be I sent to Brighton, he keeping waggons that went to and from that place, and which goods had been lost. It appeared that this package had been left at the warehouse, for which a receipt had been gi. ten ) bit had never arrived at the place of its des. tination, nor could any information be obtained of wlnkt had become of it. The Plaintiff contended, that, by the receipt he had obtained, and the two.pence he had paid, that he had insured the goods, and that the De. fendant had indemnified him completely against all loss. It was prom!, however, that a notice was stuck 'up in the office, to the effect that " no pack. age or• parcel, abifi've 'thb value of X 5, will be paid for, if lost, unless it shall be properly en. tered, and pad for accordingly at the time of de. livery." Mr. Justice BAII,Ev, before Whoni . ihis cate'wes tried, deemed that a sufficient notice, and hold that the Plaintiff could not claim more than 51. unless the goods bad been entered stud paid for accord. ingly. The Plaintiff might, however, ha,vis a 'sunsuit ) which was accepted. . • , ' The King. The Queen add Royal Family. Prosperity to Agriculture. Breeding io all its Branches. A SIM Fleece on a good Carcase. John 110lidod, an old and very faithful shepherd of his Grace's Rocks, being called into the hall, Lad Somerville ruse, and after a short speech on the very great importance 'of encouraging vigilant eitention on the part of shepherds to the rearing of lambs, stated .that the delivery of the prizes awarded to shepherds at his last Spring Cattle Shop had been 'deferred Until 'the present occasion, in order to embrace an opportunity of again pro. claiming the still important services of John Hot lattit, now before the company, in raising 90t lambs from, 60-1 South-down ewes, put to the rain in 1809, although six of such ewes proved•barren, or 149 weld, Mr. John Ellinatt's shepherd being absent, his Lonlship delivered to that Gentleman the prize fur him, stating at the same time, that from 600 South-down ewes put to the rain, 821 lambs had been.weaued by Mr. Ellinan's shepherd in 1809; and that in the present year from GOO ewes 822 lambs had - beeu reared by him, although 13 of such ewes preyed barren. These statements were much applauded by the 1 compani, and the health of Lori) Somerville was dranit, who returned thanks, after which the fol. looting toasts were drank : Vit. Small In size and great in.value. 'ed t. The Memory of Mr. lialtewell. ite L The Farming Society of Ireland - . his ,•• Arts, Agricelture. Manufactures, and Commerce. Mr. Arthur Young. 'the The Marquis of Huntley, and prosperity to the Highlands I park Scotland. Sir . Joseph Batikes.' -., Tho worthy )Brunet rose and returned thanks. irate 1 2th o, lie appeered in excellent Stealth. • 'eer, t . 11 1 His Grace having. left thu chair, Earl Winchel. it, es, ' sea rose, and proposed-r. ‘.. The Duke of Bedford, *itl,'L which was drank with three times three. sth t. The company then repaired to the Park Farm, and attended the sale of South-di/we sheep; which 'ONS. was as follow :-:- Let I. 10 Theaves, 27 Obese, Mr. Jobs Eilman. f the s. 2. 10 ditto 49 - • • Hill. -S. 10 ditto 41 - - Ditto. 4.. 10 ditto 37 - -- • Ditto. , e 8, le . 5. 10 ditto 311 - Mr. Morose Uptoo. 1,. le ditto •32 - Mr. Follett. 7. 102-yrewes3l. - Mr. Towers. 8. 10 3-yrewer42 - Mr. John Mimeo. . 9. `lts ditto 32 - Mr. Tossers. CROWN OF-FICB, Jana 19. . 10. 10 full-mouth ewes 27 Mr. 11111. • Member returued to serve in this present Parliament. l. 10 ditto S 1 Dino. , Bataeurio eV HIGIIAX FgRIMIRL — Tke Right Don. - • 12. 4 hatvenowesS-yr and aged, 11 gs. Mr. Warr. John William Poilsouby, cordasonly called lord Viscount . 11 6 - ditto - IS do. Mr. Mossmao. Dilfitillitloll, in the rums of tbelligist Hon. William Wiud . 14. 1 fat-chew nether - , 51. Mr. Warr. ham, deceased. -•• In the - course of the forenoon, a large fiOrty re. • .. ......... paired to).:rawley Farm, to see the process of J . . BANKRUPTS. J Lovett, Colchester. grocer, toitarrentler Jaly 2,9, 31, , y iu the Northumberland method, as am. a,dm Red Lino. Colchester. Attonties, Mr. Frames , 'by 13alleyis i llill. • . Colchester; and Mes,es. Naylor, them Newport-lareet. The iniietv of the company witit a good deal 13:Tabart (and s t otTdbatt, as adverti•ed lo last SitiurJay's •. oo d-orret, bookseller, June 23, at ten, 29, July relieved in the course of the day, bearing that the 31, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. ilaunam, Great . Martivie of Tavistock had received but a slight Piazza, Coveal•10 4 " 141 % A Macao Liverpool, drapers, July 3; 31. at contusion by his fall, and was especed at the next eie w ,i,: n a d , --iik-,- !'d ace b . , Ai„„eht.a„. Attornim, 61r. da/'s fete. • Law Maaelsrates; and Mr. Pitilip Hurd, King's Bench !. ' ......--------......._ walks. Temple. jazz, • ' • '•i•il i • DIVIDENDS. Tbe Jamaica Mail con fi rms the. report that was Jaly 18. I..lCitcitillleLetsle, dyer. -July 7. E. Coats, T. receives), some days agis,• rye pec ti org the appearance Marcy, h ood J. lily% i l. T . leittor-lia.-.1147:9 ef a Yreneh squadrou in the West hales. On StaE ae ll er w .--;a si w a. /6 1. Whin& Ravenalitepe, Northtimptau, ti . be 10th of April, the net sloop of war wool-comber.-July 13.T.Cme,.Iaoterpoul,suerchaut. -July r !poko. one of the , Wiodyi , slantl squadron, and' It I. siNgiliF.C lo "" . a c ir t i , $ lirc t ' il l' e t u ' e r me r es f . h ** A t _ 4 — luleS r : If '..lea i ritt„, that sevon,mtik )aili French line - Brooke. braser-lane, averelmme.—Jelv 23 f J. and 4. Mills, ilattys ships were seen : stsiiiidrit t, Bartholodew's, Wand, ilsditlisworth• Ifoorkt aserslinet.-July 23. ei. Ruby, , and that it was go nria i •b a Ti aTe d , that they h a d Greet Sl.Belmeramadiftssinerchistat.-4 1 t 1 1 2 5. Jolla Mills, Wood..Baddieworth, Vast.. merekant.-41u1y 11. T. Cold- chap their course to the Continent' of South well, Wakefield. dealer. and ebspiosta.--My li. W. Cross, AnNrich of atm piNr or 'the Spanish •• 'settle. • 1 6 "'"Forths Lauciumr. envlste-adimakMertw:-JeN to. . • • ... :. , S. Bishop. Chelleamon.. 6ohavdnalme.-4oseol t 4. A. Rai. Patti.. ~- .., I ,A; :',11.11 • .. , ...... ' ' , '4oi ii. li . Halt. Pircitiorilloasr4lame.-.• to. 4. Who*. Co4lol.4oB‘,lfi t t l4 ompliaA,',minister of Staters ts, Misok•Lefe s c.rofreepf t .- h4p. 0 4 .. *eV W.,' haps, published ifn,ae*yar k biT tha death'. of the w"wert PlLnkh'ildt ie ple,wit‘m i t ." 1 10" 11111 9 dr l W lo l o s . lay 14. W. limiMater,,Rimagard, :Aker. . Civown'Psyrtce„ as titii daelirs bodi had itatt • . CIIRTIrIOATES.-"Totaw S. plpen.ll,. *pci, that there appetred to N no other ' 3 , ieelll4 11.-Vrinew4 Radiator, A Rm .otp,af „his death'then n.t of apepltii) , : ' 'Whiteeninistreen, ete-herwer.-4. - ": • - iro • IlierltoWah aitil.faesero....T.• Waller, • - - . - I. J i be 9 4.!, 1 0 4, filiFi.lts,nitiiSls )la s be r captured 'll.avime sanow,imadier.-4. Saar. :-- by a rresseit • privie4iii, recaptiireirby 4 Ofe eraw, J. Levy, New Liolamreet, Leiresser.weace. • and is arrived at Long Island Channel, fromwhence s pe a ' a i ti lh ; . u . u ra w as s ug t. 1:-01,„ii-wie , ,,tc,tiorer Abe will pruceediur Liverpool. tisaa.-.W. Ilimpsoo,Allielasid, isakeeter• COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. COLLINSON V. BERKLEY. This was an action to recover the ,amount of damages done to the brig Susannah, by one of the last homeward-bound East.india fleet, of which Captain Berkley was Commander. • It appeared that the Susannah belonged to the Gibraltar 'convoy, and was beating about in the chops of the Channel, about ten at night, when she was run down by the Indianian, her side stove in, and other considerable damage done to her bull and rigging.. Upon a full investigation of the facts, the fault was deemed attributjblu to the crew of the India. man, and a•verdictio the amount of damages sus. tained, which 'remain to be assessed, was given fur the Plaintiff. . • • FROM TILE LONDON GAZETTE, June 19. 1 Admiralty O f fice, June 19. • ' Vice-Admiral Sir James Satimarn has trans. (*fitted to John Wilma Croker, E;sq. three leuers Ashivii lie had received,from Captain Mason s pm. inandiug his Majesty's ship the Fisgaril l giving as account of the capture and destruction of the un. dermentiotted privateers by the boats of that ship s vie.:— Juliattn, Danish privateer x of six guns and twenty-three men, captured ou the 29th of April. of Wisasar. Ziska, Danish privateer, of, sans and forty men, de stroyed on the 33th of April, of Trindelen. A small schooner frivatece, atone u, captured at the same time and place. And a privateer of two pm, name unknown, under French. colours, captured on the sth of June, at ‘Varoe , may ode. Ag t fTAlty PROMOTIONS. • eigioadis Liesteimit of the County of ' hens. . 11./.1 13. lallitickettih . tligliiient of Local Militia. Mama Dgetioaa,. &got. be Captain . Dated Jane 8,1810. George Peak, Esq. to be ditto. Dated its above. Francis Fellable Strong, Gent.-to be Sargeoa. I .+.L '.'.l. _. ~ _ , - 441 1 5 k 4 . 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