The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-08-03 00:00:00

4 I ( i• ; 1 . :101 4 . • f I i . . I t , I ; i:. , . ) I , 4 1 i • . , , /*eons TIM LONDON GAZEITE, 4r;42.1. At the Court at Carlton Mouse, 'the 31st of July, 'MI% present, his lio) al IT:glltteis the Prince Regent iu Council. • It is this day ordered, by his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, and by and wit:: the athice of his Majesty's Privy Council, that no ships or vessels belonging to any of his Majests's subjects be permitted to enter and clear out fur aerof the ports within the territo ries of the United .btates of Antelica, until further orders, and hiall4al flightless is further pketsed, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, and by and with the advice afuresaid, to order, that a gene ral embargo or stop be made of all ships and vessels whatsoever, belonging to the citizens of the. United States of America, now within, or which shall here after come into any of. the ports, harbours, or roads, within any part of his Nlajesty's dominions, together with all persons and effects on hoard all such ships and vessels; and that the Commanders of his Ma jesty's ships of war and privateers'do detain and bring into port all ships and vessels belougsng to the citi zens of the United States of America, or beirin4 the flag of the said United • States, except auCh as may 1w furnished with British licences, which Vessels are allowed to proceed according to the tenor of the said licences ; but that the' utmost care be taken for the preservation of all and every part of the cargoes on board any of the' said ships or vessels, so that no damage or embeazletnent whakver be sustained ;•and the Commanders of his Majesty's ships of War and privateers Are hereby instructed to detain and bring in to port every such ship and vessel accortling:y;'except such as are above excepted : and the lt,i4ht Honour able the Lords Commissioners of his Mnjest‘'s Trea sury, the Lords Commissioners of the. Admiralty, and Lord' Warden of the Cinque Ports, are to give the necessary directions herein as to them may re spec;ivt ly appertain. eIIETWIND. By the Commissioners for exectifing the Office of Lord High Admiral of the United Kingdom or Great Britain and Ireland, &c. Whereas, by an Act passed in the forty-third year of the reign of his present Majesty, for the better protection of the trade of the United Kingdom dur ing the present hostilities with France; a power is vested in us to grant licences to vessels to sail with out convoy, and we have, in pursuance of the said Act, granted sundry licences accordingly ; and whereas we see fit to revokecertnin of these licences, as hereinafter specified, we do hereby revoke and I declare null and void, and of no effect, all licences granted by us to any ship or vessel to sail without convoy to any port or place of North America, Newfoundland, the West Indies, or the Gulf of Mexico, which ship or vessel shall not have cleared out out before this revocation shall be known to the collector or nth. r officer of the customs of the port at which such ship or vessel shall he. Given under our hands and the seal of the Office of Admiralty, the 31st of July, 1812. (signti) W NI. OGNIETT. • GLO. J. HOPE• to nil whom it may concern. t l By cosomiod of thew Lor.t.hipo, J. W. CHOKE.'. Wisitchall, July 29. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, hath been graciously lii , ased to give and grant unto Richard Marquis Wellesley, Knight of the Most Noble Or. der of the Garter, his Majesty's .royal licence and permission that ne may accept and wear the insignia of the Royal Persian Order of the Sun and Lion, conferred upon hinvloy his Majesty the King of 'Per.' sia, as a testimony of the high regard and respect which that Sovereign feels for his Lordship's charac. ter: and to comtnand, that the said royal concession, together with the re!ative documents, be registered in his Majesty's College of Arms. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Office of O►dnance, Jn!.l2fl, 181 t, itoynl Foreign Artillery. Charles T.eneof I.enot to he Second Lieutenant, vice Le Quin, prourut.d. I).ttc,l July '4l, Hill Royal artillery Drivers. First lieuteirult Join li,teinan to Ire tiptaio, vice Heaton, de rez.s..d. I )ated June LI. 1812. beethol Lieutenant John Dalton to be First 'Lieutenant, vice ltatetnau, dated as above. Office .f Ordnance, Jule 1819. Roc al Regiment of Artillery. • Second Captain Wikian 11. C. llenocett to be Captain, vice d realed. Dated April LA, First Li. wrua a Alexander rthelarklaac to be Second Captain, •ice llei.erctt. Dated June 17, 151!2. Second Licu• •naut 'tlie hacl Torretficio be Fin( Lieutenant,vics Matiarainne. fluted us above. - • Second Ca e t .in A. Brandreth to be Captain, vice Mir, d-coarrd lated une /0, IS I. First Lieutenant Thomas Scott to be Second Captain, vice Br indretli. Dated ;IN above. fecund Lieutenant Chalks U. Sisal, to be First Lientenaut, vice Scott, Dated as ahoy:. Royal Artillery Drivers. David Gent. to he Neennd Liem:euant, viet Dakar, prounnted. Dated July 2.5, ISt?. (olntni•sioas in the yd Darhate Local Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. _ _ _ Thomas for lon, Ent. to be iicute;; T us;Coload-Cornmandaat. Mite pelf ICI. lakl. John Tomnas ;itsli, 1.5 q. to be Lieatenant-Colonel. Dated as above. Robert Johnson F.M. to be Major. Dated as above. and flail eimplier, Esq. to br Captain. Da ed as above. Juba Johnson, Esq. to be ditto. Dated as at.ove. fir-rftis tireenwelL Esq. to be ditto. Dated as above, James Simoino, Esq. tube ditto. Dated at Above. Thomas Logout. Esq. In be ditto. Owed as above. 1 . ;10111aS IL don, F.sq,. to he ditto. tinted as above. Robert Robinson Tay lor. Egg. to he ditto. Doled as above. JAM 7-ilJton F.:sq. to be ditto. Doted J one Y 1 NIL Joseph Sowler, Gent. to he Lieutenant. Doted April Ikurge Cl:tenni:is, Gent. to be Lie:tenant. Dated April Id, lbbit Williaas Hodson, Gent. to be ditto. Doted as above. 'William Harvey, Geat. to be ditto. Dated as above. Ansiph Dakoo, Geot. to be ditto. Dated maim's% f=sJolunoo, Genii br ditto. Dated as Inane. il3Ury, Gent. to be ditto. Dated as above. Jabs Johnson, (kat. to be ditto. Dated as above. Matthew Mi, Grnt. to be ditto. Dated as above. Richard William Allot, Gent. to be ditto. Dated as above. I'botans Feowick, tient to be Ensign. Dated Els obviic. belward llaynes Fletcher, Gent. tu be ditto. Doted at above. William Marley, Gent, to bed**. Dated as above. John king, Cent. to he ditto. Dated as above. JUehard Vybus. Gent. to be ditto. Dated &tabloid. 4;eorge bold Geot. to be ditto. -Doted as above. Robert Matthew Parke, Lieutenant by scevet, to be Adjutant. lh.ted SO above. illiant Pybits, Gent, to be Quarter-Master. Dated as above. Pilaus Jocksoa, Esq. to be Sinew. Dated as above. . - 'lilt. STATESMAN., .... Commissions signed by the Viee.Li e uteuant of the COMty of Surrey. • Ist Relic:tent of Royal Surrey Militia. J t m oi es i, BdisrDeiaclacdp,.'faitttede bejullyde4Bn.enitisiiiit-.6010ne1, vice Thomp. 'ld Di.to. The Ilsmourahle John Perceval to be Lieutenant, on a vacancy. Dated July Y 9, 1812. --mlas--. • + BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. A. Aaron. Spark's-court, Mike's-place, spectaeleAnaker, at Cluj dilate, from J air 15 to• August i 9. I-': Ward, Great Turtlaud-street, linen -draper, at Guildhall, 1, from A iieust 4 to 29.• J. Itoaker, 'farporley, Cheshire, stay-maker, at the Swan lan, Tarporley, from August 18 to 24. .1. Essen+, iletworth. Mops, vintner, at the Crow n Inn, I Arendt-I, from July 9.5, tri'gejitinnber 11. W. Sim imn, Milbank-street, W estminster, coal-merchant. train Angnst S to 25, at , raililliall. from Au A. Gordon, W o rmwood-street. merchant, gust 8 to 25, at Guildhall. • --.. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. . S. Sliam ers , Birmingham, victualler. BANKRUPTS. W. Brambly, Leicester, maltster, •to surrender August 7,8, September 11, at the Blue Bell, Leicester. A ttornies, alessrs. 'Sand vs, Horton, and ltuorke, Craue-cuurt, Fleet-street; and Mr. Pilkinvoit, LeiCester. E. Young West Milling, Kent, schoolmaster, Augnst 1, 15, Septeenier 1 2.' at Guildhall, Loudon. Anoraks, are. Jones, 31 i I linau.plore, Bed C:rd-ro w. ,h. T. Patience, Miry St. Edmunds, builder, August 12, 13, September l '+, ut the Angel, Bury St. Edmunds. Attarnies, Mr. Wayinaa, Bery St. Edmunds; and Messrs. Illagraye and %Vat ter. Symnisit's Inn. ('hancery-lane. T. bark, Ilartaolomew-close, worsted-mannfateurer, August 4, 11, September 12; at Guildhall. Attorney, Sir. Davies, Lotlibury. . . I). Tubb. Basing, Ilampshire, miller, August 17. IR, Septem ber 12, at the Crown ton, Basingstoke. A itornies, Messrs. Haggett and Cole, Ohlaain, Haub; and Mr. Hurd, Temple. 11. Dowel, Saudi:enfants-place, Camberwell, dealer, August 4,8, September 12, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr, liar rival, lath betb-road, Surrey, W. Cuslett, Caerphilly, tilamorganshire, shopkeeper,'Augsna 14, 15, Sec-miller 12, at the Cross ll Inn, hlenhyr lydyil, (da murgoushire. Anomie', %fr. Meyrick, alerthy r 'I) dad ; and Mess.s. Jenkins, James, amt Abbot, New Ina. It. Bailer, t:Rp.tone-street, Si. Nlary 7 ll--bone, painter, Au. gnat 4, 15, September 12, at Guildhall. Ationry, Mr. Green wood, Blandford-street, Manchester -square. J. Leavy. Fore-street, victualer, August 4,8, September 12, at Guildhall. Attornies, alcesrs. Wiltshire, Bolton, and ' West, Old !IrraJ-street. .1. Joseph, Somerset-street, Whitei-hapel, umbrella-maker, Ainaist 'S. 9.1, September 12, at Guildhall. Atturuirs, Messrs. Ilespird and Abrahams, Jewry.streeti Aldgate. J. S. Hancock, I fayniarket, sho i . keeper, Moose 4,8, Sep tember 12, at Guildhall. Attorney, Sir. Ellis, Abingdon-street, yestni inster. ' J. Winder, Axe inn, Aldermanlinry, warehouseman, Aug. 14, 29, Scptemlwr 12, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Woods, New Corn-Exchange, Mark-lane. S. Lewis, Straed, glover, August 8, 18, September 12. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Mince, Fore-street, Cripplegate. U. Ray wow, Barnsley, Yorkshire, linen-draper, August 19, 20, September 12, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Manchester. Anomie+, Mr. Hurd, K ing *4km:is-Walks, Temple; and Messrs. Jackson, Manchester. S. Smith, jun. Overton.Forreign, Flietshire, currier, Aug. 20, 21, September 12, at the Britannia, Shrewsbury. Meer- Dies, Mr. :lohnstim, hail Stair-case, Inner Temple ; and Mr. Phillips, College, Shrewsbury. K klaxted, llythe, Kent, butcher, August 13, 14, Septem ber 12, at the Guildhall, Canterbury. Attorbies. Mr: Wchb, Folkestone; and alessn. Egan and Waterman, Fisea-street, Strand. W. naakins, Brewer-street, 044m -square. undertaker, Au gust 4, 11, September 12 at trundhall. Attorney, Mr. New comb, Vine-street, Picc adilly. W. Higgs, Beech-street, Barbican, hatter, August 4,8, Sep tember 12, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Doughty, Lisa-court, Temple. .DIVIDENDS. August 22, J. Adams, Fore-street, Cripplegate, dealer in spirits-September 19, A. Cutler, 1% ater-lane, Tower-street, painter stainer-Angeit 4 32, J. Saunders Painswlek, Glouces tershire, ninne y- s cr i vener-August lit , 'll. Mathews. King's ! Aura's-bultdraga, Blackwell Hall-factor-August 29, A. White, i Westmorland-plate, City-road, merchant-August 22, T. Slade and- T. • Slade, jun. Bartholornew-close. Smithfield. oilmen--- August 29.. J. llill, Peterborough, dealer-August :11, J. Tay lor, 'Banbury Oxfordshire, miller-October 3, ft. Serjeaut, Slough, Buckinaltaawhlre, carpenter-August 22, R. li% limn, Li verpool, farrier --Aug. SI, R. Barlow • jun. Sheepsbead,'Leices te rshire, hosier-, A ug. 2., T. Thomar . (*a in um i le-street , merchant -Aug. 22, P. H. Raster :sad .'. Pea.mck, Burnell, Cambridge shire, merchan s-Aug. 29, J. and 'M. Davy, Bread-sheet, mer ebants-Aug. 21. G. and. T 6. ern, Greet Marlborough-street, Middlesex, tallors--September 7; Henry Henry, Liver pool, tailor-August 4, J. +: irk, Li:tte Tower-hill, wine-mer eltant-Sereaslier ii, J. Die k i asou, Liverpool, merchant-Aug. 22, .1 Far.),•llic. , ries, trunk.maker-August 29, J. Newton. Tooley-strrec, souihwark, cooper August 11, J. Bridger, jell: klortloke, Surrey, tallow-chandler-August 22;T.BInut,Godal , !DIV, bk.:toy, money-seriventv. - CERTIFICATES-Mannar 22. W. Rymill, &winery, Defilere, carrier-F. Oakley, Hereford•hies. Is oolstapler- VI: ; b ud, Upper-Thames-street, batanauufactarer-.1. Kcely, NOghamshlre, dyer--J. Smith, IlGreensi icli- road, builder-J.lses, jun. Newportanarket,butcher -R. Wood, Market-street, St. James's-market, wine-uierchant -3. Grant, Lawrence Pountney-lane, merchant-F. Wright, Rathhone-place, Oxford-street, upholsterer-!l. J. Nonticote, Lime -street, wine-merchant. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. It. Porter and C. B. Bristow, Catharioe-coure, Trinity-square, • ship and iitsuratice-ageuts-T. Smith, Sedgley, iron-master and' It. Collius, jun. Bi 1.400, Staifordshire, nail-factor - J. Ledsiun, J. Bird, and .1. Pule-J. Cave, S. Priest, and I%'. li. Clayßeld, Bristol, alkali-manufacturers-J. Sinn cad J. Pitchford, Nor wich, manor:yawing-chemists-W. Nicholls, G. Nicholls, and S. ,I Nit-bolls, Nottin;,:lusia, hosiers-11. B. Henry. Bread-street-hill, and s. Steer, Itommond-street. Clerkenwell, wholesale-iron- ' mongers-J. kV Lean and W. S. Sherwood, Liverpool, piano-' forte-makers--E. Lireorobe, M. Luseumhe, jun. and W. Tref fr v, Stouehonse, stone-sawyere--J. Coulson, J. H. Pelly, and ! i P. 11alia, 'l:lames-street, ironmongers-.1. Sparrow Lod 'l'. Wright, West Smithfield, iroamougers-It. Smith, J. F. Hans stede, and R. Smith, jun. Finch-lane, shiP and iusurance-brukers -11. Farneornh, Al, B. Breeds, E. Weuham, 'lasting', and J. Bayley, New Romney, farmers. • L4W INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF'CHANCERT. BIRD V. COODBEHRM • Mr. Owen, on the part of the Defendant; moved, ' that the bill and demurrer in this case should he taken off the files of the Court, and that the Plaintiff should pay the costs, as between attorney and client, upon the grounds, that the bill had been 'Ogee ( ' i n the name of a Gentleman at the Bar (Mr. fal ker), without his knowledge, privieywontimusent. Ile was proceeding to state the merits of the case, when Mr. HART, for the Plaintiff, stated, that his client had had no opportunity of answering the affidavits on which this motion was grounded, and he therefore hoped his Lordship would allow it to stand over ror that purpose ; at the same time he expressed a hope, that from motives of delicacy to the parties concern , ed, Mr. Owen would not feel it necessary to men— ; tion names. Mr. 0 wtx acquiesced in the propriety of the last observation of Mr. Dart, and declared he should so abstain from stating names; but-hoped his Lordship would hear the case de bene este ; the Plaintiff under taking to file ailidavits forthwith. lie then stated, that from some circumstances he had suspected the . bill had not been signed by hin:,Parker, and accord ingly had asked. him the question ; to which he re plied, he had not signed the bill, nor did he know 'any thin g of the parties. • Mr: PARKER confirmed this statement, declaring ! I he did not even know the Barrister nho had used his I name, or any thine of the cause itself. Thelon!) CHANCELLOR said, that for the forty years during which he had been at the Bar, this was the first time he had ever heard of such a practice, and hoped it would be the last, as he thought it highly improper. Sir SAAWEL It(isiimx, Mr. RICHARDS, Mr. Bntr., Mr. COOKE, and other Gentlemen of the Bar, de clared it to be the common practice, within their i knowledge, for many years; they had frequently done it in answers, particularly in amicable or family suits, where bills were filed for the purpose of ob taining the opinion of the court ; in which cases the same Counsel drew the different answers, and stib scribed the names of some 9f their brethren at (he Bar to them, which was done with a view to save t he ea pence that must have otherwise been incurred. The same practice, however, (lid not apply to the bills. Mr. HART then stated, that a case with the neces sary instructions had been laid before the Gentleman who prepared the bill, and when he had signed it with the name of Mr. Parker, the Plaintiff's soli citor asked him the reason, having signed other pleadings in the cease in his own name. 'Tads Gen tleman was under very embarrasibtl circumstances aid in confinement, and stated, that he did it from personal motives to himself, as the Attorney on t h e other side was employed in making an arrangement with owe of his creditors, and it might be prejudicial ' , to him to appear in an adverse suit against him. The Solicitor understanding that he did it with the con currence of Mr. Parker, made no hesitation in fi ling the bill, to which the D. fondant had demurred. lie therefore hoped, his Lordship would think that if any of tl party were to blame, it was the Counsel who signed the bill, and that neither the solicitor nor his client were in fault, aud. aught not to be compelled to pay the costs. The Plaintiff (Bird) then addressed his Lordship, stating, that his was a case of great hardship ; he, with some others, had given security to the Sheriff for a Sheriff's officer of the name of Drake, who having suffered a person to escape out of custody, and being unable to pay the debt, proceedings were had against his sureties, who paid it, although the Under-Sheriff denied the fact, for which he had in stituted a prosecution for perjury against him. Mr. OWEN interfered, and requested to be heard upon the merits—but The LORD CHANCELLOR said he should always hear what a Plaintiff had to ray. His Lordship de precated the practice alluded to, as highly improper in any case; he had never heard of it before, and hoped he should never hear of it again. In the mean time he deferred the decision of the matter until the affidavits should be filed. LUCIENA AND ANOTHER D. RAEY AND OTHERS. Mr. RUSSELL applied, on the part of the Plaintiffs in this cause, for a commission de bene cue, to the island of Tessera, to examine witnesses, for shish purpose the Bill had been filed. He stated, that the Prince Regent of Portugal, having occasion for a loan of a considerable sum of money, had autho rised his accredited agent in this country to negotiate for such loan. The Plaintiffs were considerable merchants in this city, and had agreed to advance the loan upon 6rtaiii conditions, namely, that the interest should be paid monthly, a part.iu London, and the other part in the, island t ' f Tessera ; 1000. was to be paid monthly at the Royal Exchange, and the sum of 4411 dollars to be paid out of the Prince I Regent's revenues in Tessera, by . the Prince Ras-' Government, in order to check the escape of 1 gent's agent, then to the Plaintiff's agent. A bead'. French prisoners, as also the guinea export and ' smuggling system, gave orders, a fejar days since, for ! for the purpose of' securing the payment of the tete. the EC izure of all galleys of a certain description, ! rest, was entered into on behalf of the Prince Re. gent, I tarrying eight oars; 17 were seized at Deal, 10 nt ; that by the Defendants, whereby it was stipulated, upon the Prince Regent's agent in Tassels pay.. Folkestone, Samigate, &c. They are a beautiful l ins description of, boats, about 40 feet long, painted on the 4441 dollars, they would pay the 10001 . ! monthly at the Royal Exchange here. The interest the outside so as to elude the sight at sea in the night, I was paid until June last, when the Defendants re. so lightly constructed that nothing can catch them, I f use d t o pay any more, and an action at law wig and in calm weather they can row over to the French commenced upon the hand, to which the Defendants shore in two hours. . pleaded that the 4411 dollars had not been paid in A few nights since the shop of Mr. Elmitt, linen- the island of 'lessen, and therefore - they were not draper, at Itoinford, was broke open, a n d ro bb e d o f '; bound to pay the 10001. upon which issue had been property to the amount of 6001. ! joined, and it - became necessary for the Plaintiffs to 't be Count D'Antraigues, it is said, was the per: ~ prove the payment of the interest at Tessera, which son from whom Government obtained .a copy of the i they were' unable to do, unless they could examine secret articles of the Treaty of Tilsit, which the I witnesses in that island, for which purpose the pre- Costa prneured through his interest at St. Peters. ! sen t app li ca ti on f or a comm i ss i on was ma d e . burgh. - For this,servicethe Count was rewarded with Mr. TROWER, !pr the Defendants, resisted the a pension of :10001. per anhatax. , . application, first apon the grounditudiat the answer , Wet End Fair terminated in a fatal catastrophel had not Yet been'illecl;*itifd secondly, that the Plain to the merriest personage in the sports of.that place. ! tiffs di i i.r , ...,.. i_ ..,,,_ _ . .„ 2!. the name of any 't'he Clown to Saunders's corps of horsemen and t one witni ; th ''' oy ''' inea ni' m 'e' c u r" oit l v i " ise, adr stite, even t om bi ees , i n returning to kiwi public house where i op en behel d that thugs's.. Ami t y *witness Who, coald he lodged, en tbe aight.the fair ;concluded, snit with r • proye.the fact. - i , c , 4 patty of Pelee "O rs asd all "' with whorn he f The- L oan G ass • fell info. some altercation, which ended 'in blows; ; . an opportunity of amending st-iiejd •be ihorfid give them their affidavit, upon this: when some of the peace officers drew their cutlasses, and the Clown was so desperately wounded that he . point, Ind - desired tit( latter "should - stand over for tiot purples. died on Tisuniley noising. . i The Average nice of SUGAR, fur the Week, .endiug July 29, is 41s. F3d. per (hot. Aserage P-ices of CORN of ENGLAND and WALES, pet quarter, front the Return, endin; Jely 25 : I Wheat. Rye, 1 Barley. I Oats. I Beans 1 Pease. Ostia. st. 'd, t. d. 73 7 M 1 I. d. a. d. *. s. 4. s. d. 14 - 6 - 1 - 1 - I " 90 178 — 3 " 5 - 3 11 - ' 76 11 -- • . • I. , :c .F L . BOW-ST3LET.—ESCAPY or GENERAL PHILLIPUN --On Friday, Taunton arrived in town, with a v ost . boy of the name cf Yoxati in his custody, from lth.. mingliam, on a charge c.f being concerned in a7;!i.,,, and ahetting in the escape of General ! ' t appeared that he was employed by a wan to ta, sl with sumo gentlemen for a fel: days, ant! ler Le was to receive a e,illllsall a day, and h s exiv lie was conveyed into W,des, where he was :1:-• • . 0 .1 in a suit of livery, and , ias directed to tray.:' dickey, on the outside of a cat rilge to the t Rye, in S'ussea. He was directed to r cure and for the post-horses on tho road. inree gme:n.n t i travelled in the coach, two of them nrver sp o k e i 3 lAis hearing ; they are supposed to be Gmeral lipon and a Lieutenant in the French army ; the other Person tra‘elted with them as their valet ; h e is•supposed to be Robinson, a miller, in digguis”.-... He answered all questions, paid all monies, He is supposed to have gone over to Frctee, had to have landed the Officers there. He is to ba admitted an evidence against the others. On Saturday the first meeting of the creditors of Messrs'. Stein, Smith, and CO. was held at Guildhall, The securities lodged by this house with Messrs. Ken. sington, Styan, and Co. are to a very large amov o t and though not immediately available, it is topvil that the proceeds will nearly cover th 2 advance. The affairs of the great' distillery in Whitechapel Itm i d (late Liptrap's), carried on under the firm of Stein f Smith, and Co, are asserted to be in a state of p r . fect solvency and prosperity. Mr. Bann may fancy that he has male out a good case of defence .against the serious charge of soduc. !fuss that has been declared against him ; hut the grave and moral frequenters of the Royal Exchange have not, it seems, bean convinced by it. Mis. Bunn, who was a Miss Bourdillon, is reported to be on a moansful visit to her father; and the youpg lady, nho has been the unfortunate mow of so much domestic calamity, has beets received back by her relatives. A compromise has taken place between Earl Cis!. mondeley.and Lord Clinton, respecting the valuahle estate in Norfolk, in possession of the latter, but which has been recently claimed by the former. The Water-mongers, who are carrying on such destructive works through all the streets of the me tropolis, ought not to have been allowed by the Commissioners of Paving to run this ruinous race against each other, to the creation of scrawny public nuisances, for in all the pavement which they pro. fess to relay, the natural settlement occasions va. Pious holes, in which carriages are frequently break. ing down. Friday a boat MV of French prisoners of war landed at Westminster-bridge. They were part of the officers brought to England in the India fleet, from the Isles of Bourbon : several of them had their wives and families; one, a lady, was followed by three small children. The prisoners are now on their parole till a cartel is ready to convey them to France. MARRIE D. On Saturday, at St. Giles's in the Fields, Mr. DarNtry,, cf Lead enhall-street, to Miss Coed, of Great Russell-strcet, bur). DIED. At Yaulnah, in the Deccan, in lie• tember bit, Captain Geo. nut, of the 7th regiment Madras native cavalry. WILLIAM 11. MOUNTAIN, Saracen's (load Inn, if iiiiv.hill..t.mtdon, the h ci % c...,..1 !HI 1..1ii111 (or Traveller., good Beds, choke Liquors, and tooderate Coarse.. The following root Conchet, Mail Coaches, ite. set not (lain the Santeen'.4 Head ion, s a ... w .hii} : ___ I' Xis l' F. R, pt‘ mouth, IVelianath. Dorchester. Falannith, 9 ..rtitiouth, rind Salisbury, N v New Post Conch, ever, Whirling at halflia.t Six o'Clock, with w.Goard, through Hondo'', •;" minsior,llridpott, Illamtford, Basingstoke, nod Gigshisi , • 80-'TON, Studding', Peterborough. litiltoir , and . ifizativg. don. Now Royal Mail Coach, sets out every Eirmiiing.. t &athrs f ro m Bowan to Soden, Lnuilt, Crint.hy. and Ilia ' . 1.1 V tilt POOL, %Warrington, Kamisfard, Shun., and Litch field, l'.i,t Coach, calied, 'f be lispediteitic. ewer, Byron.: at Five .;Clock, to the Sitructm's Head Inn, Dale-street, Live: - I)9A. Cu tided throtighoitt. 11 NTH and BR IS I . OL Flying Post Coaches, through Cliip• peilliam, Cubic, unit bj olloirongh e very Afterow•n ~ anrivc at Mr. May's, the Greyiniund 100, littih, and the I. natia. fawn. Tiicupat-stre..w, 'tad the Swan Ilrisos!, next M.aiiicg..--Coschnt to Welk.. Piridrwister, Tituatim, etc. LEEDS li'ew• Light Giaell, rtill•-d, The !Rockingham, Fen out every Moroi' gat half-past Sovini o'Cl.elt t. Carne. Four Insides only, a' goes rernaa'salily entsv, with a Guard throuttlt twit. Pairs thrsayek 'Ssa.af.rtl.Nowilik, Iteifird, Doneatter.• nail Ferry heidge,ta the Goble.' Lich, Leest,, text Day at Noon. No(Withsbuidiag the uneamaam expedition of this C4SlCh.ii it attuned to i.e lie snit-t agteellifle nil I Cf.itipollle PUI1141! COiltei , noire 1111 the North Road, being unequalled in Accommodutiva by any other. . . KENDAL, Lancaster. Preston. Nirhy-Loinitile, B ihon, Charley, Ortn , Lich, :owl Garsituig Post Coaenes„ every Oro. Moan, iii Eke "'Clock. Guaravd.• ft LA St iti %V, Loi:gt ow tt.. Gretaw-Greco, Annan. Diartfriv:. firownhill. Thornhill, Sniciiiihar-K I —., . I .* li imsock. 14"m:swell, and 01 pat es nf Sent!and, Camperdow a Cotell ( Gail% }. YORK. Newmrok, and..L3inhargit. ties. Caat•h, p rf rmrd with a Guard Ilivaghout, sets oaf every Nonni g lit It if-pa 4 War o'Clarit. he way of leiyark. It.4..iii, To.lcamer. Dal liiirglon, Northalterton. thit ham, M.irpoth. and Berwiti• — tworoger.itiodiag themselves fatigued from the length of I I journey- r ow rest what time they pirate, nod tlten orocersl oil willow( any atidi.ional fare.' 5. Clark. the Blark Swan. C..• pry-street.. York, rank Coaches to Sunderland, Ibill, Starlosi tilfght Wl4lbc. and tither Plarrc. Wu DWYNOILTII and Walsal new Post Coach, every Pivoting. • . CA It LISLE, Pettritht and Whitehnven, Post Coach. V" with Four ilonms, and a. Guard all the tray. Poisrs thriiiigh Brough. A iiplehy, crentabridge. Itichiporrl, t attract. Bo swerelihridge, lfetherby. Atka:all, D..ncosii.e. and Granthyno One nearcst wuy -by eighties. toilet I. sets intt every , Murl'ln'. s mod performs ti!, j.turoe with thearratea facility,* Passenci'l . w detained on the hand by Itti.inert.nr plea Aire, have the peculiar advantage of their seats being secured in the or Ye - Coach. w+KIiFIKLO Nast Coach, every Morning, at balflot Six it Chit k. .- - ~ CFI ILSTER, Newtiort. Whitchurelt, Tarptirley, Nantwcb. North, O. mid ItliAdiewich, P 4154 Couch, errs" hseititt,;, Id Fire &Clack. - • • 'SUNDERLAND, Stockton', an 4 Vivra, New Coach. even - Morning, 1 the Genre Ins, Sui.d,a..ril, • • • M.iN CIL ES 1' LK, Wit.tilirvi, Csingtet.m, Newcastle, 11 .d• kirl, • and %Valet:64,4lwatt, Post L:tiath.. eicry Aftwillu . "' , itstrilets. • • 41 1 ILE W S BUR t; Wiiiir • goin,, and libitum!, Pint Clark , the KO% ill Charlotte,rainy, its Five o'Clork, guarded. SIIEFFI ELD iffilt Rushes 111111 /' ti t ' Cdaeb, called the Rita bighorn, leery Winning. ... , SOLI fHA M PTO N. Winchester. Alrcsfard,ai.d Alton Coach, every Evvoia:. BIRMINGHAM %fern. ry PoKi Coach, wi:h a Guard, irt, am every Afternoon, astareaehe, Biriningnitin twat day at nom!. Passes toy 0 %ford, •Iya.tini, ono Shipstone, IQ the star. Cc at head, Bull-street, Birmingham. iltiLL. Nisrfficave. -Ho. , d as. Thorn. and Dnuraster, Poo Coach. every Moro* at Kali-past Sit o'Clock, to the Bull and Sun Inn. Moon-gate, Dull. IlliftTFO RD, Warr. tioddesdon, and Cheshunt Coach, *very Nlin oiler, • TOTTENfri4.IO and EDMONTON Coach, daily, rit half past Tea, half-past Two, half.past •Filtr , and half-past Seven , to'Cluelt. f ..41.- WM. 'AWN: Pruned and Pullit,lied hr '). borau, at IS ST4l , olBdlt Urnes. 8 . Flat-at Tel. fi ' %. i t:a , It' t i. • • 0,1 lii' In.ri f . Ilse ; the 1 ; he ad to • nitted ors of LAC!, • Ken. 3 ( l t!lit, I. ollvd 'l'l I ! f pe r . 1 fined .rothte. til the change 1 M 1 s. to be yomig 1 ) much a by her Cie!. doable !r, but such 110 me. by the us race • public • 7 pro. ns va. break. • of war part of a fleet, d their wed by ow ota hem to I. cf Blooms- -1 1 ain Geo. •••••••01. i Wad .1101 l (or 311strgra. mu hate llnsopth, Mimi% ton, An. 11.4. Ifivait , g• &of hr. I ljfeh- roiet al 1, Live:- 1 :11 Ctip. anrive 1 Coaches nut Fen I.; Four thrinnth- at Noon. a. h. it is Codrey. mod:alien 13 ) mark.. ;11;stiell, rf !inert .1f• pa 4 •r. II- It of II tern/ 0o van. C..- el arb.. . every h. g'° Ihriough • 1 jct. Ito- ninth tut Jul-font. irstligea• fteruliat gattpad Intw.cb. ;••••4, It, err', e, Cowls, ; :forded.. e Rork- I Coach. Ird, a at noun. aroc.i/ I root tt hall auJ Coach, o f half- • Setoff 4 a t do . 1 i~