The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-03-02 00:00:00

LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. - _ Whitehall, Februarif 29. His Royal Highness the Princg Regent has been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Ma jesty, to grant to the Hon. and Rev. Richard Bruce Stopford, Master of Arts, the place did dignity of a Prebendary of his Majesty ' s Free Chapel of St. George, in the Castle of Windsor, void by the death of Dr. John Hallam. His Royal Highness has also been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to present the Rev. Verney Peter Littlehales, Master of Arts, to the Canonry or Prebend of Durham, founded on the Collegiate Church of Southwell, in the county of Nottingham, and diocese of York, void by the promotion of De. William Jackson, to the See of Oxford. .•.. His Royal RlilliSesi has also• been pleased, in the name and on thebebaif of his Majesty, to grant to the Rev. Thomas Gaisford, Master of Arts, the olive or place of Reader or Professor of Greek in the University of Oxford, the same being void by the resignation of Dr. William Jackson. MILITAIIY PROMOTIONS. in the North Y sient.4.by.the haraess-maker. _ . PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVE!). S. Lord and J. Taylor, New Church, Rossendale Lantj•pters woollen-maaofactaters.l-7-T. H. Mande, C. Wits W. D. Crewdsnn, and 0. Hadar/none, Keadal.Wertniorland, bankers. —M. Fowden and E. Hodgkinson, Stockport, Chester, be- Ikerds.shers stud roillioers.—T„ atid C. Stone Primrose itreet, Bishopsgate-street, dyers.--1. Arinsby and J. Arnseby, West-place, Nelson-street, City-mad, carpen t e rs and builders. —J. Purser ,and R. Lawrence,: Clainears-lane LoMbard street, stationers.—H. Deverill, T. Crowther, and J. l.art, Nottingham, hosiers.—B. Gilgrest and G. B. Flowers.—J. War t ton, J. - Harrison, and W. Hu son, Edghaston, Warwick, brush -1 itsakers.—J. Cute and G. Hitc her, Sheffield, fender-wataaf f turers.—W. Ring and F. L. Hoddson Strood, Kent, b re wers.—T. Mating. J. Kenyon and T. Barton. Uphatili • Lancaster. cotten-mainsfactursrs.—W-, Shakespear and T. Clp• l er , Birmingham.—A. Peppet and Id. Palmer, Osferd-rwhil. straw-hat-mattfacturers.—l. Barwise and 3. Milburn, Listless pool, curriers.—E. Wilford and T. Travis, Boston, Liv4ll6, drapers.—W. Airy and T. Ury, Nottingham , grocen.-11. Wets : ster and it. Terry, Knaresborough, York, userchanta—A. Ewen and E. Ewen, City-road, ta i lors , — P. ltamelia. F. GI . card, awl P. Durand, Albany New-road, Kent-road.—S. Parr : and A. Hair, John-street, Clerkenwell, tobacoolsts.— J. Crate and T. Cruse, Trim-street, Bath, land-surveyon. 'l'he Ayers a Price of SUGAR, for the Week, ending Feb. 26, - is Os. 5 . per Cwt. Average ricci nt CORN of ENGLAND and WALES, per quarter, from the Return, ending February 25: — Wheat. I Bye. Barley. I Oats. I Beans Pease. I Oahe. • PON.— relllolllooll% in mu. York .. Lord Lieutenant of the North Ridiag of the Cifintfer Wok .l d. Is dI s d. I die d 4th Regiment. • 106 2 57 9 52 9 SI 11 I fs4 S 6.2 8 49 9 Lientrmant William Brown to be Captain. bated Febesusay Average Prices of BRITISH CORN in SCOTLAND, by 17.1812. the Quarter of eight Winchester Bushels, and of 6tb Regiment. William Shore, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated February 13, 801 l of 1281bs. Scotch Troy, of the Fear Weeks trang 1812, preceding Feb. 15:— rirdi Coosnrimicon signed by the Lord Litotes/sot of the County of • /illeat- stye. Barle y - Oats- Heim- Nouingbaa. E. d. r. d s. d. e. d. s. d. s. 1. Nottiogbamshiro Regiment of Militia. Fetes Dickonson, Esq. to be Captain Dated Febrkari 17, 85 11 43 $41728 7 47 2 48 . 4 24 5 1812. Sd or Retford Regiment of Local Militia. Henry Clark Flutchiasoa, Eq. to be Captain. Datedrebrnary 145 1812. Jobs; Dobson, Big to be ditto. Dated as above. Robert Corringbeun, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated as above. Richard Namara, Gent. to be ditto. Dated as above. Commimions in the King's Own &atoll Militia, signed by the Lord Lkntenant of the County of Stafford. Spencer Daniel, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated February 18, 1812. Russell, Gent. to be ditto. Dated February 19, 1812. Seery Tomkimion, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated February 20, 1 ISI2. Richard Kendardine, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated February 24, 1812. -Darnel Hunt, Gent. to be ditto. Dated February 22, 1812. Comm/Wow in the 4th or Eastern Regiment of Oxfordshire Local Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Oar— Wasik to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Hodges, re- Cap= . Dated guntoc ember ts to be jt.lMloor 1811. trap vice Vastie, promoted. Dated as above. Coemoluion in the 2d Regiment of Renfrewshire Lneal Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Renfrew. John Maxwell, Esq. to be lieutenant-Colonel, vice Campbell, resigned. Dated November 11, 1811. Commtaion is the Sadhorow Troop of Dorsetshire Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Joseph With, Gent. tb be Cornet, vice James, resigned, Dated February 10, 1812. FOREIGN INIELLIGENCE. GOTTENIII7I.GII, FEE. 7.—Letters from Stockholm speak of war between this country and France es' very probable. They state that Government only waits the answer to the dispatches sent by Couriers to London and Paris, to determine what measures shall be adopted in consequence of the French irrup ition into Swedish Pomerania ; and it is further said ' that Goverment has declared that, after this viola tion on the part of the French, it considers all en- Igagements with them at an end, and no longer bound Ito shut their ports against England. It is re ted that the French have seized 10 or It Swedish v sets in Da'ntzic, and that it is their intention to oc py all the Prussian coast as far as Memel. Gen. Pi oa, Commandant of the Swedish troops in Pomera ia, has been ordered into arrest, and is to pro to Stockholm, to account for not having opposed he entrance of the French at Stralsund and Itagen. Fire. 17.—0 n the eight of the 10th inst. a lugger, carrying one is-pounder, twelve swivels, and 18 men, with four boats, carrying 11 men each, com mended by Lieut. Falbi, sailed from Flastrand„ for the purpose of catting out the F.:arl of Leicester and Lord Dunnan packets, from Wargo; but were for tunately prevented entering that harbour by tempes tuous weatlit‘r. The Danes are said to be meditating an attack upon Anholt. Privateers have become more daring and numerous • a lugger, with 80 men, has been lying in the road about 70 miles (English) to • Prussian • --•wap•-- ANICRUPTCY SU PE RSED E D. 3. Wright, %picot-place, Lambeth, merchant. BANKRUPTS, S. J. Bargesbar J, S. Ilargerbur , S. S. Hargerbur, A. S. Bargcrbur, A. S. bargerbur, and J. S. Bargertmr, Burr-street, East Sinithmith, skip-owners, to surrender March 7, 14, April 11, at Guildhall. Anomie', Messrs. Wald anti Annesly, Fins ; bury-mmare. .1. %hitcher, Ringwood, Southampton, (wrier, March 25,1 16, April 11,at the Crown Inn, Ringwood. Attormes, Mr. It. Brooms, Ringwood; and meows. Broome andPinniger, Nit. I Gray's Inn-square, Holborn. G. Buchantgi, Liverpool, merchant; March 16,.14, April 11, r at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. :A ttoruies, gears. C , open and Lowe, t •hancery-lane ; and ?ileum a red and Baines, Liverpool. T. Field, Stans;ead Abbotts, Hertfordshire, lime-hurnor, Marsh 3, 14, April IL, at Gaildball, London. Attorney, Mr. Bead = Ware, Herta. F - ~ Iron-. l eastr. r , March 5,6, the southward, for several days.—The troops are to be immediately placed upon the war es. - FiBEWARY 24.—General Piron, who was ordered to Stockholm, to take his trial for not defending Stralsund, is supposed to be on his way to Paris.— Biros), Swedish Resident at liambu t rgh, has been or dered away, and is at Altona, on his way home. A letter has to-dav been received here, positisely stet : declared by ki‘ Ice against e Harkey., C o re, Staffordshire, at the Littleton's nos, Peokridge , April 11, alibi George lan, itaforgl. Au Maws. Collins and Keens, Staford. W. J, Coe, Coddingtoa, Nottinghamshire, dealer, March 6.7, Alwil 11, at the itutiaad's Arms Ina, Newark-upon-Treot. At- Sprat's, Messrs. Ross, HalLaod Rom, New Boswell-court, Cary street and Mr. Fos, Newark. W. Etwaall, Liverpool, bardwareman, March 18, 19, April 11, at the - Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attornies, J. Phillips, Li verpool; and Mr. Whittle, Bedford-row, London. (I, Kemp, Great Pulteney-street, Golden-square, taylor, March 7, 14, April 11, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Cardale mood Young, (frays Inn. K. Waters, Queen-street, Bloomsbury. painter and glazier, March 7, 17, April 11, at Guildhall. Attoraies , Messrs. Jones Re sal, Royal Exclusuge. J. Money. Beech-street, Barbican, baker, March 3, 14, April 11, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Doff, Bear:tiader-lane. J. Turner and T. Turner, Sheffield, merchants, March 13, 14, April 11, at the Tontine Inn, Sheffield. Attornies, Mr. &midi, Seeffield ; and Mr. Bigg, Chancery.lane. T. Rea and J. Rea, pin. ?tlinorws, gun-makers, March 7, 14, April 11, at Guildhall. Auornies, Messrs. Evict and Bison, Ilaydon-square, Minories. M. Owea, Porthywaen, Salop, innkeeper, Match 20, 21. April 11, at the Cross Foxes Inn, Oswdtry, Salop. Attornies, hEr. Stevenson, Lincoln's lan; and Mr. Edwards, Oswestry. J. Idkin, Ainsworth, Laacashire, March 19, -20, April 11, at the Commercial Inn, Bolton. Attornies, Mr. Hultoa, Bolton ; and Messrs. Shepherd, Adlingtoo, and Conory,43edford-row. G. Abrahama, Falmouth i _Ferchaat, March 11,y2, April 11, at the Commercial Rooms, Balla Attornics, Mr. E. Stephens, Bristol . ; and Sweet and Co. Basios4,ll-nrect. Listace, Llandaf, Glasnameashire, maltster;Mareh9l.l?. 4 1 • April 11, at th e Commercial !Coop, Bristol. fittoroirs, Mr. t. Stephens, Bristol; and Sweet had Co. Basinghall•strect. E. Brown, Bradford, Wiltadre, clothier, March 16. 17 , April 11, at the King Ar.n Inn Melksham, Wilt,bire. Attornies, M-ssrs. Frowd and Co. Serie-street ; and Mews. G. amid F. M . I 11, MI T 17 S. 39. D V 11/13N DS. Aril 23, W. ,Platt, Bolton-le-Moors, Lancashirr, Saidln and eottun-nianuflugurer —March VI, T. Draper, City-Hurd ' ; surgeon —March 2_ ,I T. Like, Old Brompson, bender—:Alarms 21, R. tardner, Newtots Poptileftsed, li•vortshire, worsted...spurner— Mare 4 '2l, J. linne and V.lione, Strand , booksellers—March 3, ft Fall and J. Hutchinson, Tooley-street, brewers-311mb 'lf, J. WWI, Vialham-gicen,stage-coaeltontstaf—April 7, A. Ross and ..Ogilvie, Argyle-street, MiddleseC farm y-ag.ii —Apfil 18, IV. Wighttnan, Petticaat-lane,Whitechrkpel, victUaller April 14, It. Hirket, Gioneestei.strert, qtr.:Ye-square; tailor 4 April 14, A. Hodgson, Fenchureb.tatasa4bamhen, Merchant-- April 4, W. Spencer and A. Woodbead, .13tyik-lane, merchants —Maras 19, J. Smedley, Salford, dyer—March t!l, W. Smoke; st. Pancras, baker !March 1, J. WOOll, thild,rland, grocer— March 18, V. Jones, Warduarastreet, Soho, krotet —Mare+ E. Adagio, Basin stoke, Southa.nptna, shopi,eeper March 24, J. Stead, roster-lane, Cbeapside wareboiveman —April Il J. -- • • JAW Queen-street, Chea,,si) t .. • a. __" Due. 0 1 1 1 1 • Jersey 1 fla 44 ttish V PRICE OF IF/ J OCKS TUte DAT AT OWE O'CLOCK. Rink India . Boa. 16s. 16s. pr. 3 per Cent. Cons. 02} Exchequer Silk 3d. 1 4 pr. 3 per Cast. Red. 610 Ditto 4 per Cenci. 7 (Minium per Gent. Navy 92 , 1 v Googols for Acet. 61; Long. Aan. 16 6-161 Lottery 'rickets THE STATESMAN. . COM* counts Iv) r. Some more American Pipers have reached us to the sth ult. A Resolution for laying before Con gress papers respecting the seizure of American pro perty by the Governments of Europe, was carried in the Senate. The fallowing is au extract of a let ter from New York, dated the 3d February -. . ing, that war had been - , rank Ineral DEARBORN has been appointed a Major-Gone ' Russia. i • Srepreove, FEB. 10.—His Royal Majesty has i rat in our army ; this does not please the people. — I received information of French troops having, on 1 There is a contemplated change, when Marti ! the 27th of January, entered Swedish Pomerania, I son's time is out, for it is very certain he will not under promise of continuing an amicable conduct. — be re.deeted again. It is said General ARMSTRONG I The particulars respecting this march ere daily ex. will take the War Department. Dzwerr CLINTON : peeled—when received they shall be circumstantially will be President, Mr. MONROE will go out; his sue laid before the public, together with the instruc ' dons given in every particular case to the Comman. censor is not named. GALLATIN, Out Secretary, is der of the Swedish troops in Pomerania. (Stock- going down hill as fast as possible ; his Budget will, holm Post, Feb. 10.) no doubt, be the laughing stock of all foreign na lFeu. 14.—The Diet of Sweden is to meet on the lions, as well as this. It is said that Dr. Everest', 4th of April, in consequence of an order issued by who now holds the War Department, will have the Ihis Majesty on the ?;3d Ult. This is an extraordinary ° Diet, as the laws of Sweden only allow of the As. Co_llectorship of Boston, lately filled by our new 1 sembly once in three years. Commander in Chief, General DEARBONN. It is the Bung, J. 17.—it is reported to have been sti. decided opinion here, that we shall commence hostili putated, that the suspension of arms shall continue ties against Great Britain, unless you repeal these till the negoc;ations commenced at Bucharest shall pi educe a definitive result, and that in case p eace Orders in Council by the 14 of May. indee d, un should not take place, a month's notice shall be less you do thts, I can' see nopossibk way Of avoid given-before the recommencement of hostilities. The ilk; a war. Upwards of forty sail of vessels left this 1 negociations have, it is true, commenced ; but it ' is . port yesterday for different parts of. Europe." at present impossible to form any positive opinion ° respecting the turn they may take, because every While every public measure, and the issue of al-' ithing is enveloped in the most profound, mystery.— , most every debate in Parliament, tends to show that i 'llte Rtissla,ulu•arl : quarters will remain at Bucharest. i l !General Matkow s hued-quarters aro Art:lietr ... 4ms I • this country is on the eve of, being deprived of the 104.,pcsrtion of its .iiiherties, itsffords tro' alt • leered to . Jassy. .. , . . „ l 'oors' 'elation to find that the progress of freedoms , IJie. - 27.-IVe have just received recent' Hite gene from several parts of Turkey, from wltteh is Making .wide strides in South AWACS. On I appears that all' the accounts of the recolireen ~ the eleventh of last November, the inhabitants of ; meat of hostilities, and of, a battle havhiehein lCar th apna declared themselves free from the au i fought in the vicinity of Rudschuck, are snerefables i I I thority of the Mother tountr • and it gives us plea- i Y , I Invented by speculators. The fact is, that the Gran sure to add that this new revolution was effected • Vizier is still in Rudschuck, and. the corps d'eriiee ' , ° shut up with hilts in that place. This corps need have oddest without bloodshed, such w as the little chip I no uneasiness concerning its subsistence, at thi 'to- which existed in that quarter, to oppose this espies. I mistier has been renewed. _ '• . . sion of the general will. The first act of the new , JAASY, JAN. B.—We knot! thing . respectin p t o te ~ , 1 Government was the abolition of the InqUidtion i lie-relations for peace. It'll generally sap -L.--` . , and this measure was followed up with liVr.a f ft4.- pertoe will he published on the last of next month.-- TION oflnearenntwes, in the name of gs Aletighey The reports respecting the conditions of peace, vary God, author of nature," in which it was itated, that cstremeli.—(( orrespondent.) The Correspondent of the 4th February, after ac. the inhabitants of Carthagena, assembled in fell Jan cosing the British of lauding soldiers on the coast, ta, and assisted by Mt the Tribunals of the City, Mid' and being guilty of great barbarities, proceeds as fol-, me t tr i n "d e l. to enter upon th e enjoyme nt of our - s ,--44 What will the English Journalist' reply to • ... amt _2 unalienable ~ --...ti e d act o f barbarity? Usk jam, dear , . .. . vlgh ts, devolved upon us ' • / • country, by the conquerors and mandatories of Spain, whose history cannot fail to astonish poi. terity at the duration of our sufferance ; and passing in silence over the consequences of that unhappy period for America—we shall confine ourselves solely to the events, which, peculiar to this pro vince, have taken place only since the epoch of the Spanish revolution.—At its perusal, the most decided partisan of Spain shall not refrain from avowing, that in proportion as our conduct has been liberal and disinterested with respect to the governors of the Peninsula, tj,wir's with re gard to us, has boon unjust, tyrannical, and op pressive.—From the irruption of the French into LONDON: Spain, the entrauce of FERDINAND VII. into the MONDAY, KAREN 2, 1812. territories of France, and the subsequent 'renuncia --01.-- THE, KING. tion by that Monarch and family of the throne of their ancestors, in favour of the Emperor NaeoesoN, The Bulletins will for the future be issued only once a month, as appears by the following notice is - the bonds that united the KING to his peopl e sued yesterday from St. James's, by the Earl of WIN- were b u rs t asunder. T he ; were instantaneously CHELSEA, as Comptroller General, by command of in possession of their sovereignty, and autho the Quart, to Lord SOMELTILLE , viz. : — rifled to frame for themselves a form of gov ern - The Balled; will in future be Issued from Windsor the last meat the most conducive to their accommodation."... Saturday in the month, and bhown at St. Jainees Palace on u e Mere follows a detail of the tyrannical and unfair following day." conduct of the Regency and the Cortes, successively The following Bulletin was yesterday ibewa at towards the Spanish Colonies-j—The Declare. - llt. James's Palace: — - wiriost ` tion then concludes in the following manner s— tsstte' )ti: • Jab Su nn y com e see meeer hs theis m * m i t e . ( 4 Impelled by these justifiable reasons, which are 44 M. BAILLIF.," but a faint ,outline of our sufferings, and by r e it. EA LIFO 46 lc lIEBEKDEN, those of policy'.and nature, which so imperious. WILLIS, " R. WILLIS." ly called upon us for this separation, we the Re. presentatives of the good people 61 the Province of Dispatches, we understand, have bean received, Carthagena of the Indies, with their full consent of a late date, from Earl WELLINGTON. They are and approbation, and convinced of the integrity of said to contain the particulars of the failure of a our intention, and the favour of an impartial world, new expedition of General Hite, which had in miew solemnly DECLARE, in the face of the Universe, that the surprising of Almarez,for the purpose of destroy- ; the Province of Carthal ena of the Indies, is fromthis ing a bridge of boats, and of earring off the stores day A me, SOVEREIGN, and INDEPENDENT STATE.— deposited there for the use of Souvr's army. The That it is disenthrailed from all submission, vase place it appears had been put into a complete state of adage, and obedience, and absolved from every defence by the enemy, which our gallant General bond of , whatever nature that formerly attach being apprised or, he gave np the attempt, and fell ed it to the throne of Spain. That, as such, ab. beck to Portalegre. The report of the retreat of solute, free;and independent, it may do whatever any /hammer's army to Burgos, which reached us other free and independent nation can. And for the through the medium of that home nsanufadory, the better securing and effecting this our Declaration, corunna Gazette, is now generally discredited. we pledge our lives and properties—swearing to spill the last drop of oar blood in support of this so sacred Five Anitolt Mails have arrived since our last, and solemn a Declaration." It is With pleasure front which we have given some extracts in our pre- we have to add to the above, that accounts from ceding columns, and which will be found of a very the United States of a late date, -represent the contradictory nature. When it is considered, that Revolutionary party In New Spain as augmenting the greater part of the intelligence which we receive every day is strength ; and that, according to the from the North of Europe, is manufactured in this most recent advises, the intelligence thit Mexico had country, and transmitted to Anbolt and Heligoland fallen into the hands of the Patriots, was contirmed to be again imported here, it will not appear aur- The expedition, which sailed from Porto Rico prising that these contradictions so frequently occur. against the Caraccas, had also been captured by the No reliance, in fact, can be placed upon any ae- Republicans. Thick from that quarter. - 1110-KlOg of PROSIII has retired Ist Berlin. no Is did to be la a deep melancholy;' from the loss of his QtritzN, and from _political events : he appears seldom Is public, and visits no public amusements.-- A great portion of his time is devoted to his children. The Foreign Papers state that great rejoicings have taken place at Constantinople in consequence of the receipt of official ads ice of the overthrow of the Wechabites, in several engagements, by t'As - of the sons of Egyptian forces commanded by one . MAROMED ALY-PACHA; end that the latter, elated by his successes, and depending upon the favourable disposition of the Sheriff and inhabitants of Mecca, who had declared for the GRAND SEIGNIOR, had marched straight to that holy city, with the iutentioa of chasing from thence the implacable enemies of th Faith and of the State. By accounts from the Havannah we learn, that I number of Spanish families had arrived there from Vera Cruz, in consequence of the dreaded approach of the Revolutionits, who were in great_ force, and whoes progress was irresistible. • Dr. Gomm is arrived from France, and has brought letters from several British prisoner , ' at Verdun, dated the `26th ult. but they do not afford any species of information. Dr. GooLo was a pri• stoner at the depot at Sarrelibre, 'when he obtaivad release. The fall of the French and Dutch Wands in India has occasioned a reduction of the premiums of in surance on the average, of about 4 per cent. WWI is nearly equivalent to a saving of one-fourth of the capital annually appropriated to cover maritime in. insurance. Mr. AHSTRUTHER, late Advocate-Geueral at Ma, dras, is appointed Recorder of Bowthay, in the room [c. f ' 4 if tinigAamalvemair who rettuifs to Europe, his usual . of service being expired: Mr. TOLLER, , of Lbilialn's Inn, aimed' Mr. Aesrarreza as Ad vocattaGenend. Bairon BAUM!, late Governor 'of Ciudad Rodri go,, Lieut.-Col. Hussow, Capt. TuAuvr, and M. Ds I VALUER, Guarde of Artillery, with two servants, larrived on Tuesday at Portsmouth, in the Brunt, from Portugal, iu eight days. They were to be land ed yesterday, and proceed to. Leelie, in Derbyshir e, on their parole. i DEATH Or DOCTOR GARTHSHORE.—We regret to have to announce the death of this eminent Physi . oian and worthy ipso, who departed this life yester day, at his house in St. Martin's-lane. Dr. MAX ELL GARTHLHORE wad above 80 years of age, and had practised during at leas t 40 y ears, with the highest reputation, as a physician and acmuchour, in bon f don, ' As hothas !egg no chidren (his only son bar ling died some years ago), it is supposed that his large -..ne is bequeathed to a family of the name of to Scotland. - -" , re occurred to a gentians; • --iroey coach, No. - A Lion- I n d. of bot, and • ;;,„ THE S'I'ATESMAN. .. , . Northourato,Tnekshire, eslreolattorer—l. 11414 Hew Arr. • ' I WL . • ney, Vssex, miller—T. Webb, H , Ilax-tlrefsee— . Hal- 1 len, Wolverhampton, woollen-yartl4plmser—B. Neve, Cloak- 1 r i atsl i r a fa;ti • .lane, merchant—W. Manning, Hostoti, straw-manufacturer —R. 0 Mita . Savage, Lower Islington , vtetualler—T. Add l ield, Sbadwell , .. uerrecy m oney-scrivener—T. Blake, Ringwood, Hampshire, saddler and 1 • . a I Tonle , Melka • W.Whitelseskl, lately, Lincolnshire, draper, March s.6,April 1, at the White Ilart Tavern, Kinp, ton-opon-I tan. Attormrs, Ir. W. Rows, Bartktes-boildings ; and Mr. Bsodwith, Hull, J. Beek, *ill Ives, l!entingdonshire, ironmonger, Mattis Ifi, 7, April 11, at the Laken Inn, St. Ina. 'ALornies. sir. Is:ter. St. ITni.s.and 3k. Ellis. 5. Waltotcrarsiey, Yorkshire I C4 n e l i l nTr, max, March 5, 6 tpril 11, -at. Om Belli and Month Inn. Leeds; Attornies, Mr pri g ,t, Lea;; and Mr. Bettye, Chancery-lane. S. Part, Adtertao, Lancashire, cottemmanoraeturer, Mirth 9. .20, April 11, at the BriUe bin, Bolton. Antonio', Mr. .leklowcreet i Gftys Inn; and Mr. R. Boardman, Bolton. ssilf mamma a. menu, r oster-nuw, uneapsuse, wareorrwman —April it, .1. . - 1 . • - -.-.. -.._ ._ _ _ , :11ill, Queen-street, Chesysitle, l e ad .snenhon't—Nlareh 21 W. l ows a•—" Whit wilf the English Journalists reply to 1 • Baler, York,. confectioner—M.3lTh ti, W. Harper, Nora:- id,, this uew unequalled act of barbarity? Their deny- Just and unalienable rights, devolved upon , tivin r mAzwat.t., Isms; Astter and hosier—March 28, T. Chftnataa, Fait Retford, Not..; • IDE of 'els i eatural. Who would dare to avow such the course of events with' whick it has 'limed b i- r coach N°' tinwhantshire, mercer and draper—Weak 2.5, J. Creep, Guns- - • a time PrOridesca te .oatk the. &wield of the Jut Wediseed p Y ► Getting into.* hackney I. iii Scotland. how, Comb island, &Met—March 11." W. Mitfilify-' Gosport , ktroCitiVl ? Bet they are but too true, as the most • 'tor in Red Lion* 24 from Mr. Brydirs, the Soda , . . _, irrojr—AlarchA• i'.. liathaway, WOW, Stairordsh'ire, rower itecroduktio may convince themselves." . Spanish Mots add, the eireetieti of a new 1 . rd purse Illo•tli A curio" ui circintstance occurred to a gent —kiwi' l. T. itese4wood, York, f roeer-,-March 28, T. not*, ' .2 * • ... . Ostord, linio,draper—Attrit 11, 11 Fi s her Hoandsditels, lil spramosowessorsiewoo ,' square he discovered a Iredy'r wa 9 t..,si_ - qynasty est t- .aitsasie 0f,., Ate Raviiarms."- - . Bli n k nom and cash , l y i ng g n the strew at the as men:AraP"—Morel el, f.' Winn, • Pritie!'Lxreet. fi snorer, The Brevet that will come out this !sloth 'will et- Aft er am ! , -I,riv ol li g re, - ALE, tbet Peciwratiww of h litt coachman also saw It, an Sirofoi milfilwir— ! l 2 1, A . Marriott, Nnftbaln . P°l° , I) 4 l*ft toad to a great itortiotelethe Gra* orlOOW the contents as hi s pre. , ~ . . .... „ 4810,and. • r Y fell°. •• -. . _... - --.,.. • • ' • . t 4 "" the ' ac ' --, ..° . *Qs I t —i 4 7Prwiwg aarec°' Trws the snatched 0 up, and e t the OERTII ICATES,-,ll,incn 11. . Jaded. the whal e of AS I.4ol4llflitatetiOiOneli Of .IP ' ' T. Petit' ? witosi, Oxfordshire, leatbepsistiler—R. 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