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SA Lff OF REGIMES. BY AUCTION. Istraet of a letter fees ad, Ip V iait, dated Pete worn, Tll. ' laiellogNshsasa oleo esai grated flow Norfolk. - ' , The s wk nefirsesolhosidlis is of frequent oc. ;.!'serene in this city.sif, was pi event at see the other :,city ; inure than a beached , were disposed of that morning; they formed port •f the estate" of JOU' Graham, a eitalthr Scertehosan, derraveil. A ,soft of lefiapoverrislat fo - vm was erected in the street v fire,ifteoallevelaiNwillition of the auctioser and the tAlegto for salor.voillasty wee. stektbefore I arrived on ..the stint.. • psychs of cititens boy tot for their own use, three siegro spe culators from the Wester, tborn Slates, to sejsoos the Isom- creatures are' 0111111111/terse to be ing sold. The following is efilliillablietative of assist passed during my stay: slow asseisiti nee lower : " Gentlemen, .the nett we of you for sale is Billy! a giod rough answer, about :to years of age, able-bodied, sod warranted sound ; scam do plootatiou work if required, and is in every . scspect a very useful ham'. Gentlemen. what will . you give me for the rough carpeoter ? will nobody _gi d e me a led foe it Nary," by a voice from the crowd.—Auctioneer : "No more than 350 .dollars for tilts valuable hand ! Well, gentlemen, gutog for 350"-400, 410, 420. and 425, were successively • bid.—Auctioneer :—" Going at 425 dollars 1 have many nigger* to dirpose of gentle . men, and copilot dwell; once, twice. three times— gone at 4t5 dollars." Boyer:James Grant, a forge° trader front New Orleans.—Auctiorieer: "'the tit at nigger rat Nile, gentleinesois Panto! Come, Pon - to, 11101111 Up here and tell the gentlemen what you tau (10.".1 2 0n10 murmured sometteir.g, with which the auctioneer seemed not very well pleased, who turning from hint. addressed the assembly with— " ,Getolemen. what will you give me for Tonto ? a good fiv Id hand, thirty-two years of age, cud" —here the uegro intesrupted the auctioneer by calling out —" Gentlemen, I is rising forty !" Auctioneer—" lie is described in the 101 l of sale, gentlemeo, as thirty-two years of age, which I pre . swine is cutrect."—Negro—" Why, Gentlemen, 1 has lived with Mr. Gordon siring teseute-one pars, arid whets lie bought me I was a heap littler . ,not !luau I is now !"—Auctionecr—" Well, well, evesitlemeu,-you see the nigger before 3 . 01 i : he is dricribetl 119 being thirty-t wo years of age; he says he is forty ; it is for you to judge which of the two .Is correct : at any rate he is a very valuable trigger --a first-rule plaratitiem hand, strong 'and able bodied." • Ilene Clue negro interrupted him yikh the following address:—" Gentlemen, I is not able-hodied ; for, in the Mat place, I is troubled with sickness; and, in the mat ',lace, I hiss girt a wets on soy right shoulder as big as an Irish potatut!" Phis address silenced the bidders, and time electioneer PlAerved, " Gendeinen, you see this fellow does not squat to he sold ; however, I shall find a "inviter for fun]; for the present we shall be under the mos ssity of passing hien by." He was then ordered to mend reed Jacob was ordered up in his place. Auctioneer: gentlerneo, I ant about to offer you our of tire most valuable uegroes in the city of Riche d ; het is alb excellent matinee sn:l currier—the first of that profession I ever had for sale ; lie is an active lisrly nigger, about 35 years of age, and bears an rzvellent character for honesty, sobriety. iodate try, soil ingeossity. Now, or., ittlensen, I antici pate a very high bidding far this must valuable eery:aid ; come. gentlemeri, what will you give me fur Jacob the tanner ?" A bidder t " Four fundreil dollars." Anctiosier : "Four hundred dull lan only for the tamer and currier ! why, gen tlemen, lie would hire for two hundred a-year." Mrs C:aa.t, tire negro trader : " Jacob, are yen willing to leave Richmoud ?" Jacob " No." I oh seeved after Wiz that Mr. Grant never bid for him ; he was kilos-lied down at five laundrvd said thirty idellors to an inhabitant of this neigthourhood. be met lot was a family, a man, a woman, and tsrir two small children, whom the auctioneer said te ass instructed not to separate; they sold toge ther foe 840 dollars to a citizen of Petersburg. The selling of this " lot" occupied !wady half en Four, the aoictioarer appeurisig exeettlirrely unwil ling to dispose of thesis at that !Juice. After this 1 leftthe ode for rogue tune, and in my return I found it bad just closed, and the auctioneer was informing the assembly that there were about thirty more negroes, male and female, belonging to this estate, vs lso would be disposed of by private contract ; with the privilege of choosing their own masters. The cnoositig their own masters (4 privilege nut often given) iv ra. her a negattve than a positive choice ; It is the liberty of determining who they will not go to. Thus public nulice is given that such as negro is for sale, a person wishing to purchase studs forthe negro, and asks him Ulm is willing to be sold Whim ; if he mowers in the affirmative. application is made to the seller, and probably the bargain is closed. If the answer be iii the negative, toe further steps are taken. This is called the " liberty of choosing his own mas ter." In the Inris.g out of negroes by the year, the privilege of choosing their employers is generally givers, i, r. rotatively as above. Negrosessold at auc tion are generally the properly of persons deceased, or who have failed its business: under other circuit,- wooers the sale of s.egrots is not (muumuu; for. beiz o t considered tether discreditable, it is generally the lost description of property a man will dispose if a person, hitherto iu good repute, should sell foie of his " nigger," (only** it be for souse g ot. fault), it is insinedietely suspected that ills sa. tvu•tipices are ou the wa ne . Negroes are con soleied not urdi es belonging to, but in some si.ew•tiee ai forttiiiiK part of the family : whe n a mass dies he divide. his nevus-gamut% his children ; Antis of there div.snois agsiti go on inereassiug, pro- Liattily in geom. trice, psi Krrs.inm , till by the wait rtoge or death of their usher's faintly other divisions lake place ; and su Oil, perhaps, through atverul *iterations. should a wetly mulatto woman be offered at public auction, the sale to getierally well attended by bachtluss, by one of whom she Is usually purchased, and taken into keeping. • The potatoes MUMS a 4it tdt node aseievariably called Irish isettatte.. PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATVROAY. Batik Stack.. itai , 423 I Bank I. Ann. 3 per Cast. !Led... 714 Ea. Bills. tr.. .6 4 5 pr. 3 per Ct. Cons... 7/1 Lt.ttery Tick e ts 14/. 14s. 4 per Cents.... 89 , 1 Cow. for See.... 7 :12 5 per CI. N.A0.....10711 I - FROM SJ7VRDAY A'IGHTSCAZETIL OLD B.!/LAY, SA TV_DAY, APRIL 21. Sward *lett eat icterl • fol'" Abaft three pokket handkerchiefs and a quantity of w.ne, at , veriom timee,.thir property of 'leery Rersell Rey. nolds, E q Chest geeseakekshoristite I•usulve e 4 Debtor.' Coarser **sea drtr.r 1."7 • • Mr. Reyiltdde deperised *ha r t 'the Premier. mt the bar had been in has itaxicessatrutmaa for fifteen months ; that having aimed rime. wt.*, and enter taining some suspicion' ref the Prisoner, he sent for Rothveu, the peace officer, in the. moods of February last, end got him to search the room of the Prisoner, which was iu the lower port of the house. The Prisoner made no resistance, but se-. companied Rothven in the search. Rotliven found do the Prisoner's bed a pocket bantikerchief, marked with the in i tials of Mr. Reps nolds, and having alike,' the Prisouer, how he clone by it, hr answered 11141 his master bad given to him. This Mr. Reynolds positively denied. Ruth. van then opened is box belonging to the Poisoner, in which he found a key that upeued a drawer iii Mr. Reynold's library, in winch the key of the cel lar bad been usually kept. Ou going down to the cellar, Mr. Reyookls mod to the Poisoner, " Oh ! now it is cleur how you ratite by the wine and spirits I have often smelt." The Prisoner unmet ed, " Very well; who do you think cloth' go through oil the wool: of your house on small beer ?" The f Prisouer was then taken tutu custody, sod be ing examined before the Magistrate, be admitted the alter, but out to the citteht his master bad tatted. Ittittiven W.ll next est/mimed, mid eel tubuinted the statement of Mr. Reynolds. The COMMON SIIIJEANT then summed up the evidence, and the Jury, without hesitation, found the Prisoner Gruity. The COMMON SERJEANT then addressed the Prisoner. He said, that in collatqUellett of the cheritable manner in which the indictment had been ',referred, lie was only convicted of grand larceny, although the probability was that he had c - milted a crime for which his life should have been the fotfeit. This had been the second hammer of serious olome•tie plunder that had recently come before the Court, and if an example was soot held out so the 'servants of this vast metropolis to deter them from sus li practices, there would be an rod to all domestic security. The senteoce of the Court was, that he should be transported fur the term of seven years. 11VVERNICSS. Aram 13. Last year the tenantry of Gruida, in Sutherland, liar served with notice. of removal, the legality of which they contended before the Sheriff sod supe rior Courts ; we then declined waking public a CAW which they brought us, because we were nut satis fied of the filets stated, nor of the advantage which a publication of them would produce. So long as they looked to the laws of their country few ear could syrnmithise wadi their gm:Vallee*, real or imaginary, but we regret to Iliad that they have proceeded to acts of great vuleuce rood out rage. Ruth at Gruida and in the neighbouring district of Stratlibrota, the Shelifi officers wise were employed to serve sea of reutuval, se craved so much opposition and maltreatment heat it was found necessary to tall its military assistouces A party of the 41st regiiutist, coomisting of 80 user. under the command of a field officer, were di.patclied ft Fort George, and arrived uu Monday ut Got. spy, where they were joined the folPowtog looming by the Shenffi and many respectable couutry Geo. Urine'', Justices of the rose t: t haw thence they proceeded to the disturbed d•stoiets. Another party of the 4111 r, which arrived litre Irons Citeprow on Tuesday, were on Wednesday morning watched to reinfwee them. Ruinous. of some of the tenashy liming raid for their rashuess with their lives have been in circitlinion, but they eve not cOotinnegh snit we believe ihem utilentodeils—( //tremors Joanna.) tiliieboil,..lpril 11, ISt!. The bas Imen pkased.Se oppoiit Alike. bstelis, *es. 1u be Fint Ithysiciima ha Ws besieell is Seut- Nd, i. We rums of Meer Gregory, dseessed. • • Iwo •.,4• , . as. James's Palate, April 0821. I • His Royal /Imbues* the Duke of Clarence has been pleased I'l to appoint • Elwaid Tegart, Fag. Inspector of Nblitary Dua -1 pitata,ao be Surgeon to his Royal Highuess's IftwataedO44, ,orm il .._—.....-- co , ,rbowri 3i 1 i 1 ..,, .“, , ,t, , ; ~.. ilEat•Offiet, ~). Nit v , •.. ' l .. v,-.1. ‘;'.. 11l axoaAttatne. :. ...-. •..• A i i .., Hifi Mkjerl} him beets gees-Windy pleased to contemns{ Aiwa !,.. loll: . .7 1 1, .. t l- 1 .1:1 ; i1; ' ,01 .41iat the 'slst Light Infantry Regintent shall bear, in midis whoa to its present county Mir, the tide of " the Slat (or the Kase. Own) Light harlotry RegiMent ;" aid that She Ishi. •fieton of the Regiment shall be faerd Mills blue and laced with wad. ..' tli4 Majesty has been grseionaly pleased to C 31111111411111, -.Mat 11* 1151 h Light toitintry getinaeat shall bear, its luldi• Akio to its present ruusity title, the title of " the 84th (or the Kisses) Ugh'', latiary Regiment." instead of '' tlov Duke of York's (NI, Itrgiineut of Light lufautry;" and that the uniform of the tteginteia shall berated with biome awl laced with silver. 1 ___.......•-- . , • MILITARY PIIO3IOTIONS. 1 1 rsir•Off/4 Apra 111, 1621. 11th Regiment of Light Dragootra—Rargruit WilliaU O'Llasel• M 1). from 110111 Foot, to Its Sargeun rice Joliii . Feilerll IYylde who retires a n liorfllpay 7th Royal Velegitir ft#l l Bl- litia--41tard April 12, 1621. 16th Ditto--Lieutenant-Colonel Kith Elplriorgotie„ from the 3341 Moat, to he Lieutenant-Culotte!, vice Pray, *lto exchanges—elated as above. lath ditto--Lieoleitaut John Thomas Mach'''. who was removed trona the Service on March I, 1821, bas beer veiostated su Lis rank. 10th Reg.inesit of Foist—Surgeon William Young, M.D. (ruin the 7th Royal Veteran Rattail...., to be Susgeon, vice 011Juael, appointed to th e 4th L ig ht Dragoons—dated as shove, 20th ditto—Ensign George Horsley Wood to he Lientetran, without pwrchase, vice Cluck. detawsed—dated as above. Richard Bartholomew Maine, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Wood —dated as above. 234 ditto—Lieutenant Henry Duncan Keitit, holm the 88th Foot, to be First Lieutenant; vice Keasuetly, who ca chets/es—noted as above. 334 • si—Lieutenaut Colonel RayMonsl Pelly, frost! the lade Light Dragon's', lu be Lieutenant vice Elphissalume, who esehatsges—dal.st as aboVe. 37th ditto—Quastennasier Joo•pl• Holmes, from half-pay 20th Light Dragoons, I. be Quartermaster, stce Jinni Neishitt Fox, who returns to lass (Weisser haltpay aa Lieu lesiaut iu the ?Mils Fieut—sdated as above. 38th slitlo—Lieutensint Jaws Palliasse Spaites, from half. pay Royal African Corps, to be Lieutenant, vier John blouse Tittle, who tin - heave, rateiving the dieferente— dated as above. IlsispitahAasistant William Henry Butiell, 51. D. to be As. siataiii•Surgeon, vise Thuabpoitt, proniuted on the Sluff— dated as above. 40th nano--Lieutenant Jobs 11. Garner to be Captain. by purchase, vice rhinipas, who retire—dated March 1, 1821. Ensign Ahlwurib GlAske to be Liessioulant, by pur chase, vice Garner—dated as above. Richard Moyer, gentleman, to be Email% by purchase, vice Clarke—dated Marclel, /821, 47th ditto—AssioustisSurgeou Archibald Millar, fuons Ilse 53 , 11 Foot, to he Surgeon, rice Ritlanale, deceased—dated April 12, 182). 23.1 'ditto—slYseistant•Ssirgeoti Robert Greig,- M.D. from half-pay 22d Light Dragoon", to he Asaistaut Surgeon, vice Millar, promoted in the 4711. Forat.l.—dated as above. distu—Major George tYruughtun Moonset., from the 82d Foot, Its be Major, vice Giant, Who reclean:el—dined is above. 88th ditto—Captain John Hewett, from baltpsy 430,11 Foot, to be hipline, vice Wilhasu Mackay, who exchanges—. slated as above. 'ad ditto—Lieutenant %Verret, Markhaes4 from the Cape Corp., to be Lieutenant, vice Yale., who exchanges-- dated as above. 78th ditto—Surgeon John Bickerton Flaniagan, froth the Bib Royal Yeicran Battalose, le be Surgeon, vice Oliver Halpin, M.D. who reins s upon baltpay fhb Royal Ye:c ross Battalion—dated as above. Std dom.—Meet, Locatalsaut Wood Robert Groot, from the 58th Foul, to be Major, vice Montagu, who exchanges —dated as above. 11911 s dine—Lieutesiant 14illialss Kennedy, from the R3d Fuut, to be Lieutenant, vice Keith, who exchanges— dated as above. 'ape Corps. Lieutenant Thomas %Villisint Yates, from the 721.1 FUOi, to be Lieutenant, vice Markluists, wheexclsaugra —dated as above. da DOCS EDDRA KING, 7' EFT, AND EXTREME BAND A lU7'l. (In Ike morning of Saturday se nssighl the stable of Mr. Julio Dunlop , at Gleu, Hear Giertosek. was found Id bare hero broken opro, and a Lite snare which was in the stable, anti a young dug which was chained iu the coast Mewl the house, wire missing. The conclusion whirl, was come to on this discovery was, that OWL 1.1111 mid dog had been stolen; early too Sudsy morning, however, tins lads, who bad been a bird-nesting, brought information D un l o p'. house that the mare was Wog its a little gteu alusut two hundred yards beyoud the Luse. On going to the spot, the animal was found lying dead in the rivulet, which, al that place is congaed by a little bank on one side, and some copse wood oa the other, with ground behind the right ear, so deep as to penetrate the skull. The head of dot animal was fasteued by the bridle to a bush; and • bag, taken from the stable, hod been cut up aad put on her feet, so es completely to motlle her. No place in the neighbourhood could have been more skil fully chosen for the perpetration of she barbarous act than that in which the maims) was (trued t as, from the oa• tore of the ground, and the precaution taken to tie her, it was impossible fur her to move elle way or another. The 'Maio oho gave the blow most have stood an the bank, o the right stile of the animal, so as to be nearly un a ler. I with the head, aad its that position inflicted the wound. Two medical , iseirelesuesi who us the animal, ate of °Prins that the wooed was given with a hatchet. The dog whlob had been taken away with the mare, was observed an Sitar: day afternois, at • small ?Astute from where the animal lay; and, on being condurtril into the anjuitiing pack on Sunday, it went dovelly to the spot, sod favrisel on the mare, from which it is probable that the dog was merent rhea she was killed, and rensaimil by her ha discovered as above. STAFF. Lieutrunut-Culonel Robert Turrette, of the 85th Foot, to be D puty Quartromester-Geutial tit the Kittle* TettoP• serving in the LA lather, Vitt Nita, who resigns—dAtd Aped 12, 1821. Licstiestasii and Adjutant Joseph Nicholson, of the Army Depot ,s she Isle of Wight, to have the souk of Captain— dated March 15, 1821. HOSPITAL. STAFF. . _ Assistsui-Surgetin IYikiam Thoiniotio, from the 38th Foot, to be Apothecary to the Fumes, rite Leeson, di ceased— dated April 12, 1811. Hospital•Assistaut Duncau Maui d to he Assistant-Sur groo to the Forces, vice DAvy, promoted in Slit Ibtls Foot— dated as shore. To lie Hospital-Assistants to the Forces—Hospital Assistant Slicbsel 1131/erettitt, Mil from huff-pay, vice Burrell, promoted to the 38lb Foot—dated as above. iluspitatAmistsot Alexander Bruce, fruiu half pay, vice Duclard, prumottd—ilatril as above. • _ M CMUMAttIJA The Commission of Captain Etetorhos Adjutant of *heeds Foot, has beets antedated to lAecstber24, 1810. The Commission of Captain Emery, 53d Foul, has bees antedated to 20th January, 1520, but he is nut to receive soy bark-hay. The 51st (or King's Own), iii Portsmouth for risen, acid the 85th regiment of heat infssitry, at Briglllo4l, ire under orders to be iu readiness for embarkation. They are ilevtioed for tie filediter- Nitwits ; the lasolau Islands, it is conjectured, is to be their stetion. Seven of elw other tea regimen's ordered on foreign servicewi,l embark room I rektol, and three limn Se/aloud ; via. from Ireloiol, the 18th litiosnars, 13.11, 33J, 44th, 49115, 66 It, sod 9.1.111 1 from Scotland, the 4th dragooto, 0!h and 4lst tool. A STOLEN CHILD. —Upon the snivel of one of the Loudon coaches in IViiieliewer, on Wednestlsy last, r little lad, of the 1111111 e of Lew obsety rd anuen. I,y II xrutlru. ,i (pus•etixei), how feelings of cointotseitsi, inquired of the child the rtavoii, when lie burnt he had brim loteihly taken away from his Gertirls in Loodop, by a WOO them MI tilt C 0.,(;. The HMI Pus entirely se cured, and not giving saiistioctuly attivers, was cuuveyeil to Initleivell, and the lad is token proper Cliff of until the circuit:l4 tuces are ascertained. Conositeione is He Roabursialiire Yeomanry Cavalry, Mem. td by Ike Lord Liesdeatiod of Ike Coon', of Hu:burgh. Slajor-Comtnaudant William Elhut Lockhart to be Lireic s.aat•Colontl—dated March 31, 1821. Caption Sir Alexander Lhot, Bart. lu be 31ajor, vice Lock hart, promoted, dated as above. Llcut. aunt Charles Climb°line to be Captain, vice Dun, pro• mot. d--dared as above. Conn t George Pull to be Lieutenant, vice Chivhohne, pro nwted —flat ed as above. Hoooutable JAW, SI. Clair to be Cornet—dated as above. Mist. E. Luclthiot, lieut. to be thttoll3l, r 1 as above. 'IIMOS C 511111611., Geo. to be Adjulaut-.dated •bove . Commission is the Koval Ftfet.hire Regiment of Yettlostoy Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieutenaut uf the County of Fa,. Captain Jahn Parrous, ou ilvr ball pay of the 10th Hussars, to be Curvet—dattal Fr btuJry 2, 1621. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. IVillism Jordan. of Sanitary. !Ilultllesex, au tuella, Lem A lira 24 to Iliatt lb. at tea, at Guildhall, Loudon. John Valli., ut GINO cll.sln es road, Al:dill... ea , morte. mama, lain twit 21 io May $, at ten, at Guildhall, Lou -4.6U. Alexander 11 ,of Derrowhire.strea, Diptiopagetr, Lueitlum, jeweller, (turn April 24 to Hay S, at tea, at Guild• bait BANKRUPTS. !mac Nathan, of Alfrrd•plare, Kingstlown, Westbury.. opon-Tl)m, Gloucr, "ler, n.asie•arlicr, to aurandri, Mr) 2, 3, and .lane 2, at area., at Site Commercial !Mena, Ationteps, Mr. EV lIP, Datum garden, Loudon; 11111 i anti Mr. Krrle, Habana Id, Bristol. Thomas Mulligan, of Site Abbey Cherelt-yard, Bails, silk. mercer, to 'wander, April 24, May V, and June 2, alter, , . at Guildhall, I.undua. iitionvy Mr Ileum, Biarklrr.hury, .11102111111111 - 411.; Chgbirftiwsha Oftlbli L L Cliempaide, LurJin. Sit FF .. • 110.11•11111**C.1-"V" hl sigh's% Lassh dm -al -Marley•strert, Cavendish.squese, N. H. hliddien x, opbolslerer, to surrrnder, April In, May*, and J. French, Carreslry lislialnages, ribband-sosnu- Anse 1, at twelve; at Gee:lethal!, Llisdou. Attorneys, Messrs. beturee 3 11 Peoria and Paaekt, Salirbory-Ignaie, Fleet street: J. D. Rayner, Bow, maat.nsaker........ Jobe Deng, of alogley, York, builder, 1.3 •MCIROder, May A. Macre% litishupsgate, ..... 3 10 2, at font, at this Senduos limit. tract, 11,41 elcreso. at %V Jos Men. Sanbary, Tie! nailer o . 3 12 the %i. . Head len, Biagi. y, a n d Jane 2, at *Preis, at the W. Cape, Lund." Brislige.ford, arocer.,., 2 11 Sun lan, Bradford, York. Ahura. bs, Well%/11. ilLograve auJ - it. alehie sad J. INgsbv. Deptford, brewers...p.... 1 ; lie Walter, Sim l's fon, London ; and Mr. Tolson, Riugley. INV! DEN D. Julies Guoilair, late of Chorley, Laurasler. Conlon -80,m r, J. Ammer, Ilesifbre, linen draper n••••• 10 to surrender, Mnt 9, FO, mot June 2, al &rem, ret the Mus. ~• CERTIFICATES. A'ritss Inn, Manchester. Attorneys, Me ow .. 't ur d and 1.. Ir. t Pryer, late of Festchurelouteret, AO4 now of Bir- Jellsnlmett• Temple, luadun ; snit Mr- notill'ir Illauebe.ler. ebtmlasse, London, saildler.—J. 13+yant, sow or late of Layer- EditrOted Roe, of Chadki.k %Titbits littsinley, Chester, pool, and of Austin-Friars, London, aserehani 1. Wildman, ealitosprinter, to bartender, May M, 21, sod .11114( t, al elr- Whitrehapel-road, Middlesex, plumber.—G. of Al ves,' at the Red Lion Inn, Denim Nun is, Lancaster. At. j.„„0„._14, VYals sst, o f Leyland, tornerr, Mr. Tyler, Pump Court, Temple, Loudon ; and Lasicastrr, fanner.—J. 'Louise, of Covesatrbi, buikler.—J. Itut hhemii. Lingard, Yahweh:in, and Liultard, Ilealon Norris. I err. of %Viuterton, Lincoln. mserebaut.—T. Tipping, late of Demrdmoles Ne*caolle Itudel -1 4 or , Warrington, !Almoner, miller.—S. Tiehane. of Exeter. Stafford, shot-Maker, to surrender. April 31, at four. May It orramitb —.l. Anderson, of Wcbt S.nithfeW , London, Wok and June *, eleresqat the ThiCe Taus Ism, IVerrastle-usid. r• se 11. r.—T. Winton, of Bribtol, leather-factor. Lyme. Attorney+, %Ir. Thumni, Hansard's lon, Loudon; and Mr. Itolls, NewcaStle-under-Lynte. John Cameron, of Suttley-court. Worreater, fanneroo surrender, May 7, at aux, 8, and Juoe 2, at derma, at the Star end Garter tun , IVOrCr.iti. Attorney., Mr. Jeybri, 4.lianrery-lane, London; odd Mr. Ilubaud, Lydiate Bear hromsgriore, Worcesier. Thomas It.isher, late of Sutwelt, near Will;ingford, Berke, but now of Slade. End, neor IV.lliaßfwd , tiruher-dcalrr, to sarrender, April 21, May I, and Jane 2, at PleVflb, at Guild. hall, London. Attoruey, Mr. Juan., New i 5.,,. Naafi Curti, of Goldrn.srpiare, Middlesex, nonsie-dt aler, to surresider, April 28, May 12, and June 2, at Make, at taurldholl, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. l'ike, New Boswell. cane, Carryoarret, I.ondua. Michael Hopes, of Coventry„ tYirssirk. and of Wood street, Catrapaidr,Londuit, •ilk-tnauutocuirer, to sarreader, April 28, May 8, and June 4, at one, at Guildhall, lamblou. Attorney, hle. James, Bug rshury, Cheopsiile, I.undrin. ffillirk, of t7heasii, Sal r.y, coal mescilam, to sur render, Al., ii 28, Mar, 5, not June 2, at Ili Ore, at Guildhall, Lusaloo. Mammy., Ale.sra. Yaiiiletcons and Cuba, it, Bush ! lace, Cannumstrett. DIV! DEN 13S. May ifv. J. Pitl, of Cirenervter, Gloomier, woulatapler, ICVr“. at the Ilead lua , Cirenervirs. :11..y 15. C. Salter. junior, of Portara, hoisibasuptou, baker, at twelve, at the Cfl.l%*ll tau , Gusnurt. May 29. W. Daniels, jvaiior, of Biallop.Sturtforil, Merl. f.rd, atilt-factor, at tin, at Guildhall, lAiitilon. May 29. H. Norton, junior, of Charlosie.rtreet, Rathhone. place, Middleaix, 'tattooer, st len, al Guildhall, Lewin*. May I. J. Workinau, of Gower street, Bedford-square, Mid diem x, ',nadir, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. May lb B. Tyler, of Woodford, Eavex, itinkeeper, at twelve, Guildhall, Loudon. money- Loudon, tea- May 19. J. Bttrir r Herhop.Stortford, Herlford, seriseuer at twelve, at Guildhall, Loale.or. thy 15. E.. Slllllll 4 al Green laituee-laut, dealer, Si uar, Si May 16. P. Cairn:mat, of OW Broad-stieet, London, lerr (-haul, at tarter., at Guildhall. May 6. 1 R.ad moil T. Baker, of Crrat Russell-street, Etwontsbusy, Middlesex, hum-draper*, at use, at Guild hall, Louilou. _ . ... May 12. J. St. Barba, of Austin-Friars, Lopatin, 'hip-owner, at one, as Guildhall. May 12. M. Russ and G. J. Roo, of Dowgatesliill, Loudon, merchant., at len, at Guildhall. Way 15. I. Parkes, late of Oldbury ) Salop, victualler, at twelve, at the %Vend/rack Inn, Birmingham. May 15. J. Kalb', of York, commoss-hi ewer, at eleven, at the While Swim Inii, Yolk. May 17 IV. Neilson, of Liverpool, merchant, at one, at the office of Lace, Miller, anal Lace, Cantle-street, Liverpool. May 14. W. Gould, of ShetlieW, York, cutler, al drams, at Healey's Hotel, Sheffield. May 14..1. Hobson, of Sheffield, York, ma eckaut, at one, at Healey's Hotel, Sheffield. May 19. H. Aspinalt, of Blackbarn, Lancaster, brazier and vICi smiler, at two, at live Ola Black Ball Inn, Blackburn. CERTIFICATES.—Mat 12. J. Wilson and G. Waugh, of Aldersgate•street, London, wholesale hat-mitainfaciarcin.—W. James the ' , onager, late of Alierg4reony, Monmouth, cabinet-maker.—.H. Walwick, latearf Liverpool, merchant.—.l. H. Baverstock, of Alton, Hanes, cnenninushrewer.—J. Crowther, of Isiterpaol, niers them —G. Howe, of Ashford, Bakewell, Derby, 11.1%.41rCIDCf• N. Asilry, of Goswell-street, St. Lake, Middlesex, china warehouseman —T. Shalt lett urth, of Ipswich, Suffialk, burps draper.—J. Mortimer the elder, J. Mortimer the younger, and J. Mortimar, of Ellnud , Halifax, York, worsted-spomers. —IL Gooch, of Live rpool,lobseco manufacturer —W. Tuck, of Marllithrough, 11,1 u, carpriater.—J. Yoke, of Hardabaw withiu Wiladle, Lancaster, ironmonger. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. F. Grier, H. Howl, and E. Rowel. of London, merchants, October 23, 1819.—J. Poulton and J. Pool, of Cullegeslidt, Upper Thames-sort et, Loudon, tea-dealer', January 1, 1820. —J. Baron and W. ot Manchester, attorney. at law, April 16, 1821.—W. Lewis the elder and W. Lewis the )(mitres', of Old-street, St. Luke's. Middlesex, how-hair manufacturer*, March 31, 1821.—R. Illasliue and J. Weale, of Godalrailag, Sorra y, bankers, March 31, 1t421.—R. An des ion anal T. Oldham, of Manchester, anal of Owlersel, Leahy, calico...prissier+, March 28, 1821.—J. H. Kell and T. G. Wilson, of Northamptem•place, Kent-road, limber. ularehania, April 19, 1821 —lt. W. 'loggias and A. T. 51aagralge, of Rrownlowsistrert, Holborn, miniature-frames makers, April 17, 1821. MARKETS. —mo—• OILS, per Tun. of 252 Gallows. Near Greetil.W lie le .. 221 10s Spermaceti Old Pale Seal 3Ol ..—• Pale Rape , 4El— a SHEEP SK I NS. Fei15..... ft 4.1 A.l to Is Oil Sheaf lin xi Limbs 2s Od to Os 011 Among - those impeovetnelits introduced for the benefit of pervious attlicteil with RUPFURES, which have a proud claim opou public patronage, PIN MN'S Pa tent Trustee stand pre-, 11l ill eully conspicuous. The scien. idle principle tin which they are courtructed, being withowt metallic 'prior., renders them the most easy, secure, ita.l aerobia Tritie.es rye, invented; and it will be evident, upon inspection of the instruments, at GAWAS and Co.'s Mans faetnry, 200, Flect-street, that pads eau be mack fur the most difficult cases, in proof of which the Proprietors will return the money if (after • fair trial) they do not sneered. Persons of the highest ►espectability, and men following the most laborious occupations (as well as ebildres), have derived much benefit from them, particularly the latter, where they hare in several instances been cured. BIRTH. • On Saturday morning, Mrs. Powell, Lady ofJanses Powell, Su►reystrtel, Strand, of a daughter. • MARRIAGES. By the Ve►y Rev. the Dean of Waterford, Richard Farrell, F.sq. Barrister-al-Law, to Jane, daughter of Michael Kean*. Esq. of i.e the county of Waterford, and niece of Sir John Keane, Bart. Tuesday sertostlrt, at West Keel, Lincolnshire, aftre n lapse of four years fo she banns bring first pithlishrd en that church, Mr Samuel Wstson, to Mrs. Sarah Barber, re lict of this late Mr. Feather Barber. Tuesday, at Steeple Ashton, Mr. Werett, of Bratton, to Mrs. Smith, whose united ages amounted to 120. Tbn is time third time Mrs. S. list had the h ~,,, otr to be led Co the hymeneal altar; and her present happy bridegroom had also previously partaken of connubial him& A `aye► wedding was never reirseuthr esti at Steeple Ashton. 1 ift . .., ~..: u .: 4 11 $ C 4. A Z I. A V° __ ~ .1. s. d a d. a. d a. d a. d s. di •. d. 63 7 34 5 23 9t 18 2 29 11 30 8, 18 10 0 • DEATHS. On the 1911. inst. at aselsra, in the 67th year of hi. age. .1. James C. Mintardiere, Erg. late of the Ordmace Tower. Ore Friday, at his house, Pcntonville, Chas. Price, Esq. Registrar of the Legacy Duties, Stamp Office. At Shipley Hall, near Bradford, on the 11th inst. in the 83.1 year of his •ge, the Rev. Joint Myers, fur many years Do. walk Chaplain at Grisnaihorpe Castle, Reetorof Wybeiton, and Vicar of Swinstesil, Lincolnshire. Her remains were interred in Bradford chinch nu Muisday last. The Rev. Gentleman survived his fourth wife only 17 days. He bail hems fur nearly half a century in the commission of the peace fur that county, and was also a Magistrate for the Wect Riding of the comity of York. Lately, at Hammer, A. Herschel!, Esq. well known in the musical world as a profound and elegant musician, and hi other to Sir W. Herschel', the celebrated astronomer. On %Vedueaday last, at his house in Windsor Castle, hi the 85th year of his age, Edmond Taylor, Esq. on the hair. pay as Surgeon to the Forces, one of his Majesty's Pour Knights of Windsor, formerly agergeon of the 15th light dragoons, nod fur 1111111111 y years staff aurgrou nd oupeaies tendon of the hospitals in the Island of Antigua. He served his late Majesty, in various parts of the globe, with meal and actieity,fortypone years. On Saturday ne'owigiot, at Guernsey, Sir Peter De Havilland, Kut. Baikal of that island, and President of the Slates On the 9th instant, at Whitby, in Yorkshire, is the 131 year of his age, Thomas Bateman, bl. D. late of Bloomsbury. square. The health of this excellent and lamented physician had loom been in a declioing state, and there had for sow time bred unhappily little prospect of any favourable result, either from the resources of art or the assiduous sad affec tionate attentions of his family. The failure of his bodily powers did not, however, impair the vigour of his mild, and hip wonted cheerfulness cootiuued unabated to the last, his religions principles supporting him wader the expectatiim and approach of death. In recording his regretted insets and decease, it is impossible not to advert to the lam which his personal /omit miens and society al large have thereby sustained. But as a detailed biographical memoir ►ill pro bably be give n of biro at sonic future period, it is sielliciest at present to remark, that in his private life he was most examplary, and in the exercise of his profession upheld it. dignity and microimage by independent feeling, integrity of conduct, artier benevolence, sod extensive learning. 1)r. Bateman was indeed highly gifted for admiwitoeviug to the sick, being acme and tic/male i■ his observation of disease, and prompt and judicious in the treatment of it. Iles ate• tribnhuus to I lie medical literature of hire country bate been no less various than important, whilst the zeal and ability with which for many yea., he performed OW auluoss services of the pablie Dispensary, as well as of the Howse of Re• eoe cry or Fever Hospital, were highly henelicial to ileum in stitutions and to the commtiosity. Of hint, then, may it with Imola be said, that though immured from Weill Illicitly period, he has descended lull of houour to dm grave. HIGH IVATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Evening 39 after 5. • Itorsimr•ll after 6. ' NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. - • TiA-r ine•timahle Medicine. th e CORDIAL HA 1.11 of GI I rE A It. is adapt. d to atreegthen wesk fattish. ronatitist eeeee s, and likeni.• in wares and to ripwate phlegmatic Labita; it sets punrrinlis, nut 41111./ the weak eltnwela, but the whole persona system; coned... • vitiated appetite and indigestion in the 6fid passage+, slat amour wonderfully 111 set wwing the tune of the esittar) sad genital organs—hence its efficacy in *retinal *ltch, tat per. and avr.r. p awnlo r wraknes..ts in 'amen. It ta reroausw. (Wed to those Ladies, who, from repeated sod lahnurs, err ::(flirted with wraknesset ha wI ichas-es It IA highly ii.et'ut., ate. ngthcaiiiiii at the mew• time the stoinnth, the bark, the weakened nrglu. , aid aba wnnle (4/11-11.1e14.19. *1 Le Uaini of G.lesi is ',nivel...ally acknowledged to tie 44(theALle and powerful traturato‘r u. Mt tier. sou, disuidera, and ma,. he taken with adaantlee to inward kis of appetite, indigestion, deprra.ien of spirit.. tetaildin i r ur shaking of the hands ia: bmhy.Lartur.s of breath, and ensisisainise Sold lay !Me. Jultnaun, GIl, Coewhill ; and Mr. Sanger (isle h la t. c. t o l o w e i s w o I 4:04, r . ur a d t . t i o . e . e t 0 : 4 7 33 d m i tt p h , l e edt ho e; g le e ; b fenders c er i way ale,. be a•bialued at (ideas' Howse, as usual. TORTIMOUTIII, ♦►alL 10. The %%hole of the outward-bound are uuw snider weigh with a light breeze from the E.S E. PALMuIIIIII. •PRIL Is. Arrived the City t.t . Edinburgh, truss. 81. Ju1.,,'., ; Scilly , unary jury.usasta; suit Sylph, Milue, front LieHaim for Naples. APRIL 20. Arrived Ilse Free!jog packet milli Mail. hoes Hidioud. M/RGATIL ♦rRIL 10. Salle , ' Ike Nollirvianilv fiicate, 141riampus (1101 Cvrra, as staled )rstrrday), fur Halavia. COWES, APRIL 20. Sailed the Grace, Lethbridge, fur New South %Valet. DCAty APRIL to. Arrived and wailed for the River the Eclipse, Newton, from St. Alsrlsavl's ; LunLa , Sowler, from Smyrna ; Amelia, Prier ; from thiosto; and the Swedish frigate Freya, Captain Cron. viaili, Irmo Carl.eruitr fur Hawse: the loiter remand,. Caine down from the River tie Elisabeth, Thump:on, far and sailed with tho whole of the ont*aril.b.ittod, except the Woßions Nailer East Indianian. Crnie down (ruin the River and remain the IRV he, %Ilion, fur China; Phoenix, 1 14)ntuu, fur Butub,” ; and mrtrol *daces, names not known. Prisitea aisai I'oblitils•4l al THE BRITISH PRESS L asA THE ULORE Mike, Nu. 127 3 StrAtid, by C. CORNWELL. of 14c Stroud. PRICE OF SUGAR. The average price of Brows or Muscovado Sugar, cow puled f►uat the Returns wade in lle wrck eliding, the 18th day of April, 1821, is na. Itl. per hundred weight, ex. elusive of the ditties of rustums paid or payable abet-rota u• the twportatiou abettor lulu Great Britain. PRICES OF CORN. Average Prices of Corn of Euglaiol and Wales, by the Quarter of Eight Winchester tirsliclia, soil of thttmeal per boll of 1418bs. truirilopoise, from the returns received in She week cutlet! the 1411. of April, 1821. 0. ■ I 1