The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-10-24 00:00:00

e r, 001 will al owNO -mord tl lg 0)110 lil y gill ugy tl' ifigL4ND, Oct. O.—A Quarter Assesidqt war told a er j.y. The bu.inesa of the day turn. a Tote of thanks: to the lieWilailfd " 1 1 1 1 3 1 1.`: :( d . 1, e i th i,ord Ni'ellington and use Army in ro e . ...d to General Beresford. A motion oNs oat made, on an intimation . frost the Loito Ithros , expreasive of the wish. of thst_city to i„ the course of the cueing winter, a Jubilee h o nour Of het alajestS, who bias aotaakelatect slum f ,jt, year of her reign. was carriati maul. wooly. . Mr. GiffAßb thee moved the thanks-of .the As. !ow to si r Edward Stanley, for his:eondock,in, fir „i c e of High-Sheriff. An opposition ~sash in .hicii 'Messrs. Eaton, %i eat s . Willis, f-arrei,. oven , Iluttuu, and Ileifferuaitusik a lead. After to y eltor: , on the part of Messrs.' Gi Eked, Ms. s c . a ballot was demanded, when there ap. ir e] whitc beans 40. .iol4Ck.iesus Sp. Majority f ar thg thsuks, 1. Thanks were titcrt Moved to. Sir Jaissit litkild n ii i n Oa 0031 twat—upon which , Mr. II4RTY PrePitied, by woy Of asinendmeot 4 it particularl., for his conduct isecoovening an Ag-.. f orte Meeung of the Freemen' seid*Preehvlden.of ji, Willa le k, for the . porpoise of eppatts!igegee, . s io c e to prepare i Petition, Aging for O'RePell' . dose Vision." After a debate s. Abellot, hdweier, yes called fur, whets there ap ... !trite beiliss & f u r the amendment Gl k . 4 , black Majokio.sk. ' The g er ar of the Committee- apVanted to talk g e ns Ist effectual means to promotes the Repeal of pe A 3 of Union was now t 011414 for; •which'arot :bi g iminedirtely produced,. liar ! Feryt . Inoir4 l . ' , got Do business should be praxis*, : isison until o w B,ard of Aldermen should soot an answer upon i k iii hject. This Resolution iva - carried, and at lowa the Board sent down a message to the She. t in„ io d Commas, to say, that they had already dipused of that question. (Ilion which Mr. liti;ra to mote 4, that a Petition be 1. esented to his Ma. kity and both Houses of Parliament, praying a g ‘ p c al of thC Act of Union ; this .was loudly se conded; when Mr. GIIFARD rose, and opposed the motion, Mr. HART y replied—he was folowed by Mr. Con: and Mr. Macaut.et Was in the act ut mail 4 s peech, when the Lome MAYOR ISIS. u, ,, 7 , ;e( !ty tottered and DISSOLVED rift ASSESIISLY. A General Meeting of the Freeholders of `the• county of Meath was held on the leth . itist. for,ilse purpose of rotiog a Petition to his Malefic/ ow .the present state of public affairs. There:..was a good kg of opposition : but the Petition, which oou. does the present system of Administration,, alp in. cloths a strong disapprobation of theSsaiimi l. was canitd, and ordered to be presented by Sir Mares. Swerrille, one of the Representatives of thecae:tap Os the motion , )f the Earl of FINGAL, a congristli. story Address *As ordered to be presented to Lord felhuitou, who is a native of the county of bleeds. osa======semsnsOg' There does o-t appear to he any preparations making for tne celebration of a /oblige. It would le highly iodecorn , is while the Pt news Aingia4 is Ler pre seta aillieting situation, 'Red 'world of 'tootle bet y oo otesns azroeabla to the fothess of tbe ft. 141 The cu hfuct of the French deserters, so RIS,OI. fatly wicked and dangerous ot. beard the Latexes Nate, in her voyage Lorne fro. , Oporto, we trust will optics as a caution both to Government and to for C 'maunders, how they place any confidence in fellows wbobave violated all fidelity to their own salters. Baer Hoar..-The Borooghbridge Meeting of the Haby Hunt will commence on Monday, the bat . et November, on which d a y the Earl of Das. , tascres's Fosaboutids will hunt frame sirruilt. bride, A penno, calling Wang,' Wsl ia,ti Wight" war emitted to Carmarthee gaol on Thursday, for lopostere and fraud. Ile represented hiiielf as the Captain of a brie taking ihiritter, and pro. cured credit at Carmarthen for various erthdoll Doe man bound his son apprentice, and paid do poem to him. At Swieasea' he endeavourdd to. lea gentleman, named Williams, that be t SOD S returned from impriseuenent iu France. The Earl of St. VfNetlift had been making the r of Cornwall, probably the most interesting entity of England, from Its natural curiosities, and the rums it dues, or may afford for maintaining the maritime greatness of England. Lordship rainalclj inspected every branch of mining, smelt. Mt, toil manufacturing the metals found in the' calmly —copper, tiu, and cobalt ; and more espe. ci allrintestigated every process through which the limo( these passes, from its being dug out of the to its final application, as bolts and sheets 'or the bottoms of his Majesty'eships. It was his Lord''' il4 intention to have passed over to the Scilly Minds ; but no appropriate means of con. quite offering, and 'there being also numbers of rtlateers in the neighbourhood, it was not judged Act consistent or safe to have recourse to a fish "g•bott; atid before these obstructions were re °red, arrangenkiits had been made fur his return. , 'is Lltil,hip, however, took a view of the posi °ll of tne islands from the Land's End, and made. '''Ypossibl. enquiry respecting them, frt:ln tan oat Competent, that is, real, practical judges lu th r th masters of vessels trading round the alio are constantly in the habit of runs* "Ober for shelter in easterly-winds) ; and is now re than ever convinced not only o the utility, ut ' "der possible ci rcum s tances o f f u t ure po ll. , r `latiolls, the. abs o lute necessity of making ruttived there a safe anchorage. Front Pcn. note his Lordship came to Trematant Castle, the : 1 of BENJAMIN 'rotate, Esq. where he spiel iu ".e.Statinaries, Company with the LOAD WARDS* of by whom lie was met, and to wit ~,Lordship u•t!e l at Dartmoor, he afterwards removed. Here inspucted tin prison ; and after sleep. ir ne ni ght) Pruett:deo to Muse-bill, the seat of ~nl)huvi, the Earl of No autcsi, the only re. : 10 . 11 1g W' she of the three who hoisted their flap ` o. the battle of Trafalgar; Lords Nce.son and I.LINGwoon were. the other two " n:7 — rev, et int par.,bite tempos ~ est yaw: "red _Amain cacsderc facto t trhais rem * Owl- I. ,_ ;. From the LONDON GAZETTE; October 23. Ationtrults.O.Ace, Oct. gs. Copy of a Letter from Capt. Loring, of his Majesty's Ship Mobe, addressed to Admiral Sir Roger Curtis, stud tram milted by Use 'bolt to John Wilson Croker, Esq. His Majesty's Ship N iobe, off the Calrades. October 20, lblu. 61114,—1 have the honour to inform yilu of the capture of the French lugger privateer L'lliron. della * by his Majesty's ship under my command, this etbaking, off Cape Barilerir : she was corn. atandrd by Aimable Leßoy, mounts four gulls, has i crew of 30 men, sailed from La llogue ties morn l'ibillikod has taken nothing. r I have the honour to be) Src. 14 (Signed) J. W. LORING. . _ _____ L ' • ' admir a ll y _o ffice , O ct . 23.. ____ .- . Meet of a Letter from Capt. Upton of his Majesty's hip Oven*, addressed t o Vice Adrotrail Thornbrough, Cont .! .asarlerass l htef on the Coast of Ireland, a n d transmitted by. labitu Joel) %YUKIO Croker, Ilsq. dated at Sea, the Bth faitibut.i I have to acquaint you, that the Sybille has cap. tided: the French brig privateer Edonard, of 14 gnat, .00 men, and 210 tons, commanded by Mon: steer Guilleiume Moreau, out eight days' from A:brevetake. ' ' ' . ' 1 i ' Achnitally-Office, Oct. 2S. • - _. .. . Ifical.Admiral Campbell has transinitteti to John . ' Witsuni Vraker, •Ety, a letter he had received fro*, .Capt. Oliver, of pis Maje.sty . ti . sloop the Apellee,' l'gitiog an account of the capture of the Somegn.' I•bute "French priviteer, at 18 gun! aad 58' nazi iiifteli,! Nom the Vantage the had received, •he Ivo tit, tr4w4rtle compelled toieuttle. ~i, '''"Adinitalt.rOjfeei Oct. 23.• ..r....'!„'A • Nici.lidatiral , Sir ...boats Saumatee, Bart, end K. B. has transmitted to Jol . uk Wilson Crqkgr, Esq, •Letters whicb he had . r.cfeived frinnthe foiroling Officers, viz. Captain rifrnberland, of his'Brajeity4 Air Se. turn, 'tinkling the venture of•za.lieinish cutter pri. vateer, of one gun andlour twitsi,s,. by the boats ;(4f, tha above . ship, untle.F , ,the Angina Of Lieut. Deeer4t li off .Ebeltoft, in . libtland l .in the presence •stioitt other vessels Of theis ml deictiptien. Catitiiiii . Ry . vsi of the Afrith, stating the de. straction of **Danish privateer on Falaterbo Reef, by a boat ender the command of Lieutenant Fin. .nisnere. . And Captain Mainwsring, of the Tartarus sloop, siting au account at hii bating sunk two French Outten off Mau. .abb.— • .0,• : •. • • Comes, Isle of Wight, Oct. 19. Lord Viscount Fitz.ikarris, Governor and Vice. ' Admiral of the Isle of Wight, has been pleased to appoint John Ward, Esq. of East Cowes, to be Deputy Vice-Admiral for the shores and district of said island. • Whitehall, .oct. 23. The King has been pleased to nominate and ap. point Lieutenant-Getters: : W liain, Car Beresford to be one of the Knights C.otoPaoions of the Most Ho. uourable Order of the Bath. Whitehall, Oil: Oil: 43, —• - The King lins been-pleased tticeestitute.and ap. pima Bartoe,Mariee, Esq. Barristir.at LastOttivrard end one of theJ l eages of his Majesty's Paliitionri of Westatinst.:r si .l2 the robin- of Jewel Staeleii 'Esq. deceased. . . . • 6 ) b t :„. - • MILITARY PItOMOTION9. War-Ogice, Oct. 1, 1810. 2d iGginteot of Dragoon Guards. Cornet H. Bradbarne to be Lieutettant, by purchase, vice Bourne, who retired. 17th Regiment of t Dragoons, cornet Viscount .setlpda mit to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Lowther, promoted. b Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas Ker, from the 3d Dragoon Guards, to be Lieuteo ~it, vice Primo, who retires. 1301 :)itto, Cornet C. Bowers to be Lieutenant, without purl re d ie. ilikh Ditto, Charles Rawl's, Gent, to be C,rnct, by purchase, vice Evans, promoted. MIN Ditto, Livutettaitt J. Alstileast to be Captain of a Troop, vice liikri deceasett.'t I r 1):,* . • 43d Ditto, Witham Hubi" - to be Cornet, by punt chase, vice Power, r , t of • . , frtf:9l. lit Itevment... Foot, :nstiga elides Eyre to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice 114ajor, who retires. Stb Ditto, Riehara bleitillso" Gent. to be Ensign, by pur ditire, vice Richards, promoted in the 66th Foot. 10th Ditto, Rutledge Gent. to be taisigu, by par .. china, vice Naylor, who retires. 11th Ditto, Lieuteuaut James Duff, front the Armagh Militia, lOW Ensign. at* Ditto, Losigu K. T. Roes, from the 6th Garcoon !Nitta . lion, to be 1. tow. vice Easlanui, deceased. 14th Ditto. Captaiu Thomas Rawsay, trine the 47th Foot, to be Coptotu of a Cowpony, vice nudges, who ex. chaoges. 22d Ditto. Assistant•Surgeun W. Marini, f>.,m the 85th Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon. 24th Ditto, Hospital-Slate G. F; Burroughs to be Assistant ' Surgeon. Seth Ditto, Hospital-Mate Thomas Irwin to be Assistant-Sur geon, vice Purdoo, appointed to ale deb Royal Veteran Bet ' 310 liitto, Hospltal-Mate Edward Gfahain to , be Assistant- Surgeon, vice calwords,• deceased. 34th Ditto, Eosigo W. W. Complier, from the 87th Foot, to be Lientetent, without purchase, vice Baker. promoted. 35th Ditto, Lieutenant ft,dsert Unware, from the aid loot, to be Lieutenant, vice Porter, wits eseinuages. 38th Ditto, Hospital-Maze William Thompson to be Akist unt-Saryron. 4blh Ditto, Ensign Jobn Evans Trevor to be Lientenant, vice Wynne, deceased. James Stewart, Gent. to be Ensign, vice • Trevor. fitb Ditto, Captain %V. A. Hodges, from the 14th Foot to be Copl's of a Company, vice Amway, whu exchanges. tieli Ditto. To be Lieutenants, without purchase. Ensign Peter Kama. • Ensign Thomas Marsh. Ebsign Stephen Price. Ensign T. P. Conway. Emilio John Cooper. Ensign J. J. : , argent. Ensign Samuel Kerr. Ensign William Rind. Emigii Michael Kest. Ensign Samuel Sergeant. Emig° M. 91.Nansaia. To be Ensigns. Frederick Pictet, Gent. vice Eason. Donald Drtautnw d, Gent. vice Marsh.. John Sutherland, Gest. vice Price. Jobe Beaver, Geat. vice Conway. Robert Atkimot, Cent. vice Cooper. James Fleeson, Gent. vies Sargent. W Miele Magee, Gent. vice Kerr. Roderick Kennedy. Gent. vice Rind. llezwy Huds"o, Pit etAxice Kent. William Hickinao Rose, vice Sergeant. Julie litirgrote, tent. vice hi'Nainers. To be Arersteet-Surgeoo: Hospital toathe 79t te Christ F opher G. Merger, . vice Penton, tsp. pouted b oot. 624 Ditto, Liewenout George Porter, from the 35th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Thohora, vi Iro exchanges. 65th Ditto, Ensign John Rogers•to be Lieutenant, vice Tatter sall, wbu retira. 67ih Ditto, Leo is Cvans, Gent. to• be Ensign, by purchase, vice Jackson, who tetires. • 72d Ditto. Looms W. ljeaderson to be Lieutenant, wilinut p u rchase. vice Oirverk, pnintoted to the Joist lout. James tioa on, Gent. to be Ensi n, iici licedenoa. .:v r~ ~, . :1. 1 . • At #t• :le •..*. '1 J .1 THE srrivrEsitArr. - • 74th Ditto, Lieutenant Jason. 11lassard, from the Nth Foul, to be Ltda./roam, vice Creswell. who eariumges. lieutenant Avoca {Jewry, Irons Marthke 51A'r'reGall'alvtiire.1:eub:114141.enjiit,:i1441iheilibillt;„,,,,ileiggPnit:"*puiliten8E.:rcGntitieusin94::::"..1"11o:tt::: 751 o h ut o p i u t.t r o c , ha E se m . ir c E lta ns ie igp , , vi w ce itfi bl nu `l7 ll , re w il h at.e o 77th Ditto, Gentlemen Cadet Fanner, from the Ai ynl Military College. to- be Ead g ,,, (irees, appointeii to the 6th Garrison BIWA . , 79th Ditto, As4staiit-Sunzeon David l'reiton, from the '6..kb Foot, to be Assistant-Siergeou, vice Weld, pet/tooted in the hith Foot. lilst Ditto Lieutenant' J. Dival to. be Captain of a-Coiuparw, is illsout purchase,' vicoasous superseded. Lieutenant Will ter Nugent from the bila Ga rrison Battalion, to be Lietitt.- 1 nant vice iiival. 82d ( I lio, laeutenunt Dominick French, from the Gilt - G.l4i: son Battalion, to be Lienteisudi without purchase, viceTa"-- Jot, promoted 'a fir 60th F00t... ilith Ditto, George Mini, a,ell, 6e a r, to 'be L a iia. , w i t i m i l i t 1 purclisse, vice Leisphier. promoted its the 31th •Foout. 88th Ditto, Neatening George Creswell, from the 74th FOOt, 9titplh)..ollN)yee,,t,Lbtirouilye,:pbLieuitiiitai:..h;'.babilaee:nitveeilie:elinl Lieutenant, is i r a y s at m , 1 i t il ibt ao Hamilton op i I :1 o r i t c e ri To4 b m i e . e. i I ", t C r i .. p E n sig n t vice;vi ' i n Le i I f 4 1 s hG gm ey " C . . o . n a... Ensign Aruaud Dufief, to be Limit& Chn.aeurs Britanniques, hiant. Volunteer .--- Preto% Ile Lu'uteinint, vice limier. Corsican Rangers. Lieut. V incense Rernardj to he Captain of a Company, without put chis - e, vice Ntehollini, .deseated. Esisigo 't; Oneonta S. Pancras zio to he iiiontenuot, v ice. Bee nardi. Icluateer Antonio Odoardi kiln Ensign, vice Pea craxio. . . ' 6th Garrison Battalion., To be Lieutenants. • . 'Elisio .—.....-- 'Dill ry mple; vWe N ugent, appointed to the Slst Foot. Ensign Josh. Newman, vice French, appointed to the 82d Foot. To be Easigni • . s ' !'" • 4 Ensign Wm. Greet', retool the 77th Toot, v 1 ' Dal rymple. Hamilton Earle, Geut. vice NeMll44ll. John Russ, Geut. vice K. T. Ross, appointed to the auk Foot. BREVET.. • , _ • Catain. Win. J. Tucker, of the tall Soyal,Disit Artilecy,• to be Major in the army. STAFF. ' . • . Acting Deputy Commissary of ficeompts, William Thompson' to be a ilepaty Comluis.ary-Genefal to the Forces. 'Ralph Bolder Johnson,.E , q. late Lieutenant la the 16th Light Dragoons, to be paymaster of a Recruiting District, vice ' Potts, resigned. 1 - • - • HOSPITAL STAFE. . Vospital Mate Win. W bea ', ds' to be A pot hectitY to tbe Farces, ; - trice ()Lilian', deceased.. The King ; German Legion. 'd ld t L i l i eg l ig or h i e t ru a ß k en o a l li tt r ai i to io % i be g : lt i C ..w. u p roe i ra gu g t, o j o v o n i i c i u i Se w ßoe v b leil i ls,: e p l i g o t m o a t ir t be ed C . uesiemet _ , hvistill • liet • • ,;., 4 vice Jansen, decea -ed. _ J , ~.• • - • - Gentleman Cadet Wilhelm Philip A ugus t . von F l listligh 40 be Ensign, vice Whi t.•ey. • Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant Of thireamity of Essex. John .Henry Petty, Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenant. Mined October 16,1810. Comets:rims iu the Nottloghamshire Militia, signed by 114. Lord Liestemint. John Francis Elritigtotu, tient. to be &sign. Dated August. )4(1, 1810. liam alretton, Gent, to be ditto. Dated October 17,1810. • ..341. i --.w>....- . 47.1 . . BANKRUPTS. , . . _ 3.Hsrding, Locks-fields, dealer in wine, to- surrendor.Ock, 26 5 . at five, Nov. 6, Dec. 4, at eleven, at Guildhall. 'Anatniktif• Mr.ltobinsun, Charter House-square. • • , ... ...4 G. Bnitaley, St. Saviour, Southwark, inn -keeper, Oct. IN at sin. • N ov. 6, Dec. 4.. at Meer*. at difildloalit •Attoroey,Mr.. Wart, I:Hacksaws-street, Setaltwcrlt. .1 • R. Tailor Li verprool,.builder, Nov. 12.14, Dee, 4..611184;4i at the Glob e Tavern. Liverpool. Allergia Mt. Davie 4 11. vet pool; and Mr. Meildowcroft, Gray's . Inn.. i • J. Lavenderatal C. C. Judd, Yeovil, lionwnetshire, garden*. en, Oct. 1.0, at f. 0ur,31, Dec. 4, at eleven, at the Mermaid Iwo Yeovil. Attonutes, Mews. Batteu,:Yeovil ; aud Aiatice • Loud Cox, Inure Temple. J. W. Wiinor, - Perna, slant., auctioneer, Nov. 13, at n 0.,. 14, at eleven., Dec- 4, at ooe, at the Fuuntain Inn, Portessoutk. Atturuies, blesses. Naylor, Great Newport-street, Loog-acre; `aid Mr. Glesidening, Portsea. • . . . J. Grundy, Bolton, Lancashire. cotton-manufectarer, Noe.- 2_, 12, Dec. ,4 at non, at the Star inn, Mauchester. ‘ Monies,. Mr. Edge. Manchester; and Mr. Ellis, Chaocery-lune. J. Defter, Enfield, shopkeeper, Nov. 5. 6, tec. 4, at ten; at Guildhall, Lundou. Attorney, Mr. Taylor, Waltbein Ab- , be Essex. J. Upson, Great Welnethatn, Suffolk, farmer, Nov. 2, at Ave, 3, Dec. 4, at eleven, at the W line Lion Ina, Hadleieh. ' Attoruies, Messrs. Parsons and Offoid, Radiergh ; and Messes. • .8. and J. Bridges, Red Lion-square. J. Squire nod S. Sawyer,Brosiol, merchants, Oct. 27, Nov. 8, Dec. 4, at twelve, at the White Lion Inn. Bristol. Attoti".' .nies, Mesrrs. J. and T. Leman , Bristol ; and Mr. Fi anks,ll4l.l street, Blopinsbury. . . . . W. Spencer, Wolverhampton, Stafordshire, gun-barrel-mo• nufacturer, Nov.sl3, at live, 14, Dee. 4, at eleven, at the Lipp inn, Wolverhampton. Attornies, blesses. Price and Willem", Lincoln's Inn Old-buildings; and Mr. Wood, Wolverhautptes.. J. and W. Jacob, Neweate-eireet, mereinutte, Ott. ili, Wei; 5, Dec. 4, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, hleiors. Walla; Steven., and Maples. Old Jew r, . R. K. Croppet Currier-hall, Blackwell Hall factor Ott: 27, Nov. 10, Dec. '4. at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Flake, Paulsgrave-place, Strand. C. Pearce. Old-street-road. builder, Oct. 30, Nov. 10. e pee. 4, at ten, at Goikinall. Attorney, Mr. Lamb, St.' Siiithin's... laae. o.: . • , T. Saul, Manchester, woolstapler, Nov. 3, at twelve, 10, at sae, Dec. 4. at ten, at Guildhall, LoodOn. 'Attorney, Mr.;" 'Drew, Bermondsey-street, Southwark. • • C. Jemilup, Ponsea, grocer, Oct. 27, Nov. 6, Dec. 4, at • eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Colin. stud ' Waller, Spit:al-square; and Mr. Winck worth, Portsniouth. J. P. Graves, H. Slurp, and F. Fisher, King's Arms-pied., Colemitio-wreet, merchants, Oct. 30, Nov. 6, Dec. 4, at ten.. at; Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Swain, Stevens, and Maples, Old Jewry. W. Percival, Oxford-street, linen-draper, Nov. 3, at twelve. 10, at one, Dix. 4, at ten, at Guildhall. Attoroies, Messes. Dobie and Thomas, Crane-court, Fleetatreet. . J. Smedley, Salford, Lancashire. dyer, Nov. 7. 8, Dee.• 4, at. eleven, at the Dog Tavern, Manchester. Attornies. Mewl* Ilalstead and Ainsworth, Manchester; and Messrs. Millie aad Party, Temple. . • W. Evans, Canterbury, draper, Oct. 30, Nov. 10, Dec. 4, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Wiltshire, Bolton, and West, Old Broad-street. DIVIDENDS. Nov. 17. R. Dean, Bow, baker.—Nov. 17. J. Chapman, Pavement, Moortields, shoemaker.—Nov. 17. H. Cowper, Ca• teaton-street, warehouseman.—Nov. 17 . J. Cite, ney. Oxford- - street, lioen-draper.--Nns. t." 2. T. Coward, Bath, linen-dre per.--Nov. 22. F. Hunt; Bristol, butcher.—Nov. 16. T. Sta. uifurth. Sheffield, cutler.—Nov. 17. R. BI ikemore. Binniog ham, tailor.—Nov. 20. E. Holloway, Bro,..dfield, Worcester% shire, and W. Bird, Stone, Staffordshire, boat-builders.—Nov, lb. W, Blackburn, Leeds, woolstapler.—Nov. IS. H. Moody,' Saltfket, LincolnWiire,.jobber.—Nov. 17. G. Atidersou andA H. Eades, Bridge-yard-wharf. Tooley-street, merchants:- - Nov. 17. N. Oollman and W. Banks, Pout(/' i , hatters.—Nov.. 17. J. I. Levy, llaydon-street, blineries, merchant.—Nov. 17. • Gilbert, (Alibiedl-street, grocer.—Nov. 17. J. Bell and R. Mansion, Bow-lene, warehousemen.—Nov. 17. W. Heckford, 1.7 . .City Arm s, victualler.—Nov.•l7. T. Brockbauk and Co. 1/1.- , 1 verbome, Lauce-iiire, and blaryport, Cumberland, cotton-ma- Defacturen.—Oct. 27. T. Steevenson, Sitti . ws-fields, Beruiund- Commercial Chamber,, CERTIFICATES.--Nov. 13. : 11 11 .F r rh e a e r i9 d sta s h o Pi t p i i , eir ' l l ; ' )d— ok Ni e llb u ou h v o r.al u i se c l e y .j : b i .r r i d i1 , 4e) m tvid e .-9 ;c N hal v ts.. 20. T. Clive and .. W. Warwick, Red Lion-street, Clerkenwell, jeweller.—T. Wand, cbeapside, haberdasher.—M. Worth, Doa gate-hill, ' stai — R.— fo l i t ne . Itr, lri oltu a n in , o li e li l e c t n 'u t n e , , 1 0 "; u o r r h iss ,i h in, ir i t - an , e t: t r i . c — o- A tual i i .., u v t r a r o e str i : r :t . d j ' ‘ l•o l l ll . uu K: Leed itit i o C e a7 e o e L ,i - t i h . e tn e e u ri e rc tilo ; L i t ,:at:e e_ re v I l ti i v a y . i . Qs a it . l —J e i : " . r ar S s d o l f. vre o ti d i en t a . nd " a i nd t c le n - . l .l u N efe . e H , :o cajo il d nt g- . i tle-iron-Tyne, iiiert.lituits.—T. Pucka in th, Parbuld, Aft., casbire, victualler. • .PAR'fNERSHIPS, DISSOLVED. '.. ' r lo *. , 1 %V. Barnard and 1). Durant, St. John -street, West Sat4br,, N. an bl t li i iii t tle, s b in ia n n i i ng lies wi te m `r,: field, tea-deaters.....ligßinyon add glass -- A. h iin elt zi.ir.h, , e cn iv illers.,-- rc t isigs . 111;u — te si t , ( B .lr a ialp t emsyu: d f C o. o l;4 (i t it i e iri s a t uu er, fac tlit i t o - o lna r : :. o2 4 te . t.t e irys tlritige n irl ud ett j. ti F nd ietk T. I:lmmingham, ce a ch-sitiliti..--,4.•Cl4rke arid J. Seahrouk, HMl arms . - Sr. kare;:lioitltet-book-ntikers.—J. ° Carter and E. Webb, Allivpne, "Utpaetshire,tvail-cloili-maoularturers.--J. Dubb and K. La4brud, Abram, LaLcaibire, Lamers. . . 1 .'. 1.. : ~., -------~ 1 • • ti . - ~ • • From let I MBE 1' 1": Pt 9 1.4 A 14 . , • ; is it bt•l•s 4 l v ifsit R . • 1.1111.••••' , 4 1. Every Victims .of: injactirt• ad emelt c" (speuking 'ior the &tub government) " bequeaths his num( its A. , coossee- " hone, fo his friends, and to his retalianse ter kit .41. .mete • " shon4l he la •ulve,l in the vitaieco.usmos fate colds outwit - ) " every such execution raises desevtatiou and abuormh . e, " even in t .c breast of artlnsary vett:66l , v, dud reties the " public @potion veinst it Government, wlt.cn e %Sib out, by " lute daily practice of rubbery . .tt .uurder. Irvin this alis. " odugol4 Actile, let us turn ow eyes to our own stlucniuri. °' 'FM Eitri the contract eo sinking to all us pa. is. tl Eft E " seisee utithiug of t..e cwinteter and Acuity. of arbitrary ft " mimes; none of the bold frauds of b0n141,1 k , sat, ; n-tte :.." of . Ate wit.' struggles ..ud plunges of despotism us kis " triss ; nu 14passg @Whom tbe capital of ste•.l; ..., 5u54,347 " eioa of interest I uo' rubbery abider sae name of Imo' ; • 4 raising the veldt. s ao. debasing the substance of Mc c - . 4,, 4 .' HER.t. we 'whisks public credit of every descripti-n , i i,.4; " under all the ..iivadvautaos ..1 a &retrial am; :to C. . " revenue, tla a tag freely suck eupioasly trao. the' opatence ../ " a contented poop/c."—Loam ,libassiasiTo v (is i% MU! 7 ... guts Weil aley). SpeileA Oilite Boast el i t.'enentons, li/et Ja. .. ;swats, 1794. . • 30 "lhe later. .1 of the na t i ona l fuuden debt ..ig . pteld al the •fleish • . • •-••." in'tde sailor kind of paper ilhollickiliettices are culls I. f'• es*, .% - lieu people find, at tbPv Will ' . lliht; a revervedoe.s .. 4 . among each ot•ier In givinggwld and stivet for bank-uutes. " or toe leaM preference foribelot tner over' live tatter,' terry 'f . Will ea . fur veythenvto the Bank, ss her.• they have a ri, ..; • 4p40 gp. ' Fifty will 41, tbic as a 161C.1•111. 1 01111,11eltfe. VI C n . .4 ome for Moat...f t rad Me troth. or, &lanes, elf .SAs fouskait ~ " tem min be *btu proved —P Ai Ns. .4) a t t. Lib. a 44, " •t.t. or• Tat. liaasiiM 4411X141 . -04 o.thatistif.. nab• • .in 1156.• .-, • l. •• 3 'i 4 "' 4' %.* ' . ' ' m 3 ~l if t g re f t l t b i c !. t tirt rever .l”, lipli.t e tt *Pik !if fkati44, . . a l: ..... apt!. to e t til k I ?• 4 , I I:CPT r i t tti lts P e ct. . 1, 1. r) • f ir! i ` c t s "!•! t. ' • s o - libk.eataca,"l)kp fsreaUlpray aka : WWI PT, ,try me solid 44 rehlClple litilyttik giier kAt *yip.ti: i.i . •‘ll-. ',pi 0u.0 . 1 " tfieiupgiebitt:'lhaledatis anti; sailheepills* a-ipe,ehite • 14 • - i,whi?agritIthsarc, icor esuirisierit.-1111* 4414,141A444•1149 • 41 vier theinthasi of thenaltite,"•the go alli proopii'aallf.--11' 1 L— L•titlkJOliff `SIN , 'LAIL : LlNTER.lstablisaatilVlrdi l . 4 4 •,. .a.. 11.—,.. • •.' • ••• .• 1 z "••' 1 4• 40. il • , . .• . , • • - PAPS& AfiIAINST , OOL96 ••• cli;4l sum" Eko. , ,,sti#ystost sit' TIM 111611 , 0 put 1.1a11.000- 1.101 4 1 A Acaults OF s i ale Tq Akso- 'alb Sit as,:souVlSltro ell Itl• • • -• • LETTfitt NIL iits4l use • • Tke impression mad* the cvainierbp ohts'aieppage of G e m and Silver payment, at the Hank - sinliculons sitfaispss of time Ministers in contplainiag isf False A tarn!! --P44 Jii6:011 , 11140 nos Aeccueott of escitteg tao False larin7Jacybliat 'cowed the run uposs the liank-Foo4sk i ner of tifte,tougistioso tVilberfsoire.eitloseredbyM ! r. .ins,the time t Pat's gate rtnii' se atios kris wir4eit ht ai r : F itz and aihe4-461411:Speecti and - language of the •• MitifplkY at the epirni%•*f eke Sessloi•during timicii the Mop. pegs m o lt #6le• ha IVlnister a editorial's eat noia•gititted !!. Of/It !Nag hive phases:fed the prevent dangers—Mr est(' s'Ausellittroe la ale house of Cmitasoau- Qu alma pat t ! • Apes the subject Vika loge! Thaler, by Mr. Coombe and Mr. t i lyiestalls—tiffs' inability to &tensity: - as what measures . ahould'propose. • • • Gemvsfuce,— Having, Jgretlibljr • the riven. lion eapremed, • traciAl the• aim-reuse of the Debt and of 'the Sauk-n..6-2 down to bet grand , and . MO. suctiabieetfUct, the Stoppage of Gold. aim Silver payments at the hunk of Englund,- our mai .0). . jeet, eillittnet Ur ally .:41 , .1%. iritts4.l,tsat :4wapr usaioi ihiit swat produced u, on trie 14 1 011 . 4" VW w h at mea . fkris..***ditiiiefs 4 o,cousliikice WA! ii, .o t het . was to cue tivnitilbe 'inisiberalrilefaloprep , nwieto-thl . produced the forming of: ifittflimisCbi Th iniir ee .. • ' The iqipression' evade 4RO:the .netiuu in 4eneral. • was such U. mielikhevit.bei.n.eitirilited,. alit., all that, flattering accounts which had be. a given of 4110. : , flatigli t 4i resources. The- Cianatt..pp uet r. d. i ee, 70:0!1 Rill,,perceive, ascribe the If 4. 6 j'i, In pfi t • 6 , 6 ed i sd : oxaggeivited alarm ut..iktrte. , s 4 ' of th, coniwy." Opt, suppoitnit aive• the chief, and only caus•-, wish *hal fee* eoutd the Ministers complaki of tit...B-.4114.mi; see. ing that they **selves had done their a 1 5.4 to .excite theas2 ;They had not only pr,,pused avid car.' rkd thrtotiNhe Arming Hills, but . they had hook Writing to the Magistrates, in coney cart of the kiogarom, , Calling upon them feet interest prepirs. (ions, . (Morale' Chi ()nick, 2TI - Feb. 1797; "'Contractors had pet every town into coin. o ' . motion by intluiries as to the usibber of Ovens, quantity a graia, and theistate of the pro. 66 .v4ions." •PiJy, the preamble of tiic Arming `l l l4M : itself proclaimed ' s thet.the measures were he. come necessary. i f,kAmooder to prevent, or rope', 64 any attempt,, which the enemies of the countrs 44 sight snake to effect 4 dettefirstpo4 the king. " dons"' ',Marlin this it was that the-Piny Coistsw l4 .- •): eil !poke, In avert of contpl•ii..ing: tone, .ist.- 0,0 44‘.. , -; ..! 66 fa/tailed pad. exaggerated +WM *Y I IVlkm the matter came h e f . nre yarliament,-the p.ositiee did, certainly, not spare the Minister find his adherents, %, dolled thectinfiefetice to hold the e.tiee • trine as .to the afarne, and whose opinion . of flits • minds. of the people Was soah, that they rieruplid.it not to repeat thitessertines.of the rtnial prints, silk tonserihe the injury (fur they thee acknowledg4:',... ; it to be au injury) which efillic . eiedit had sult. • tamed to unfininded-trlnms, eleited bribe interrial'-, enemies of the country, which, ieseontrary sense, some Alembers,ware nolicietaj. enough to bidieve. ' General WALPOLS (in the -Debate of Ist Ma rch) made ,an admirable .eapesire of them in 'this .vay, .to which no enterer itaslitvt-n, but that MI weld •"" • ntlt 'nlvsaNs'. tn.-feat *farm:, because they had *US felt it ; though the-fait was,. that they.. were ints...! claiming alarm, witkell:their might, ,till Cie nanit, : as•if,afterwards appeared, represented. to them se. , cretly, that the alarm, continued, wield fake , away hit - their cash.' Mr. Sukitte,te:, in tart:inn to the speech of General WALicicc, who bad 're. ' marked upon Mr. IVusain.tat's rs.o having signed • - •ite Order of .Council, said, tf that. ,e hp:lieved it 64 proceeded frcre, the ri:fledions .it coniaintd . 46 against the alarmists," and he added, tbs. 16 even artiest tlitileieek of public- credit, it was 66 impossible notliterfaegh at the jugJing tricks , is and miserable idlifte• to • width , ' the hliairottra i•• 4 i "tad rysiourse.?? • u f The venal .part or the press, now "that it possible any longer to disguise ihe state of g • , of the Batik, begat) a regular new attack, i t 1 ,46,41ei Jueobinc, whom it had before reviled'fdr en'tteak "*.;' • vouring to check the alarm, and whom' it wow Iw o : L cased of cuusing,the alarm. The notorii.itsli venal , prints before-mentioned (True Briton and Sun) * .which bad, to the last moment, abused the 1ac.0.. bins fur Cis they said) propagating the Pita nutitits r . 111 1 1 • s .., b. 1 I 1 . 6. Nett It rs. t hel Mu 1 1 1 1 i Dr lig i ‘ 64'1 eh is. vt-Ge. Mult.l s. , f lain.j K. trivial Its utt is aril awe• (a4l4•j fl•. Q4 l Os• id Alb to. Irlsoto its (red Capt. :ourari lips be