The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-10-29 00:00:00

6Fr 111 " rip . G LOUCES PER COUNTY EL . SCTION. Mop lay last, agreeably to the public advertise. meat, 4 dinnier of the prioeip•il Freeholdinv of . .,the• County of Gloocestrr, re.i lee( in the Fore lt of R.,sti, to , k place, at ohs Newnbain ; Roya.iiiJ jail. E.q. to the 'chair. The Meet. ing w is"tininerionsty au( rspeetably attended by the Forebterq in the interest. of Sir Wm. (.;iiise; nntotipt others we noticed _ the gor. Mr l .. Salt. diford, Mr. Ppko, one of the Verilerers, and his brother the Rev. Mr. Pyrki', Its v. E. Jones, Rea.' P. Jones, Mr. J. Foidall, Mr. Jelf, 'Mr. Lloyd, &c. &c. After sev•,ral .appropriate toasts, the Worthy. Ch Orman rose, and sari, les felt highly gratified by the atten,taute of So respectable a company of his Friends and Brother Foresterg, mid would have been ibove 9 ,,, if Mr. Prohyn, the Father of the For.•st ( who was front home), had- filled the. chair. B e neggeil leave to propose the health of Sir Win. Guise, hos friend and rci.ition, with soCceSs to hire in lie present contest for the Indepentlence,of the Comfy. This toast was•dratilt with the greatest euthosiasin, and repeated cheering. •The sieclatult. tion having subsided, Sir • Wlr.t.t.tst Gotsc rose, - and suite ..)/e fot gratified with the enthusiasm auntsfrons and respectable a Meeting or the •Pereiteribatikj shown on the subject. He was defil*.4l rt"..loYV that in every part of the county he 'met thi most Havering eneoucagenteot, in that pal t more iinnietgately 'under the in tamp' hit. opponents, he,fOusid s pax‘i ions desire for the sueems• of' their. independence. He now gave the County his solemn, pledge, that it should have the means 'placed in its . nowt, to rotor* an Independent Member , as hp woettl.ever *every. Freeholder au °pour-lenity to declare bitsetttlineets by his vote. lie begged leave to piopo!e. the health of the Worthy Clipirman, to••whoin, sod', to whose family lie was highly. indebted oni the pet. sent occasion. ' This toes; cattily* With fiopefatid ecciamations, and three times.dhreew • • Doctor (lamina addressed„tku,adectintottaittila the following words.;-.-.Getitlemeit, AOs. evinCthe honour of being known its3his,,part,of,. the County„, except to the W.orthy Cheirmanirend of a few of his friends, it may be deemed se, intrusion its me to" take up much of tour time,. I . shall, •therefere, content myself with making •very few ohserretiame. In the first place, it is nal necessary here to say any' thing in prlise of the Worthy. Billow, as you' are. all acquainted with his merits. H bylaws. Verderer and your Friend: Yen. ,kotsw anti Yon lei* him. The rause we are engaged In, .1 hare already explained to you at the County Meeeting—it is thet Cause of freedout and indepeadettee—a cause that,all are interested in, from the highest to the loweit ; a cause that must triumph it the Foresters ire united and free. Gentlemen, the two great Peersin this County have long considered as a Borough in their families by hereditary right, and if they succeed in this instance, it sill, in all probability, in future form a part of.their *wills and marriage settlements. [.shouts of No, No t from the Forester's, it shall st3t be so. we hare beet; et Borough long enough.] Oar dolvers4rirs arc confident we shall succeed, if we are elided; and, therefore, bare endeefoured to• create. a disunion in the Old Whiglolereet of this County, by representing their Cory Candidate as• Whig. They have hitherto succeeded . in eery few instances ; but, Gentleinett, they hive attempted to raise that foul fiend, the Demon of Discord, In the Forest, . though I an folly convinced: Without success ;• for the Feresters base always supported the Whig Interest. in a body, .:and it is , only by 'being united tnat the eoe•ey. - . [Sho.'efe wad crittv,.atsasi; Ips4tati.l. The motto of our adversaries, i" . .t.1444. - 44 Sias perks;" the mtitth Of tfiVrerCitlis s wiii ividi, sties." • V, 11904 ?If/ rememoer the - Bundle testli•hipt) saoe:morar to yoursettihe, in,st ;: you wa.woodttaaa yr evinseinke tlfht thilr boasted declarations af6etini.. 1116 1 1. vide the Forest . Gentlemen,. it Asa boon assertell • I T 6010.ohlit vg the country is .nut worth Salince:, lhaA"sertiou, 'is false :we harill o‘4ol44.rennaiilull9ol l .s4,llT7, and • ad:oiratiott' of :f or. • : ,, A tipsses have certainly - crept . bito . 44 .4)0,041.1w: 4 1 by : Cotrected OiOdeiate such as our .worthy frit/14 ,*lll. l )tpOil‘k; . , have said,. that; supposielogosfoutainer-Alkill.. instance, tirp natiriti..ol top steep y.ettek hue:Art/Ip." titre, for It Solitary. IWILIIICSO of .1l ' r itiiii:sliPf dependent Catididstelci,l4o4 apt ourviegi • • k csa tainly,Gentleinci, is too.tar /goat. % if We ; do•ply exert ourselves-to save it ;.bni shoulders to the 'wheel, estd•• Mass *ea -example( irdi. be imitated by . the conga -Ty plant, the spirit of indoOmtdfirtep,. anitetilmed , and fosterer! in this uouniy„-leownseer. it winf.atfiratbe exposed to the chilling will still take root,, shunt ont,•:l44betar unit ip distant counties, and n • shall have 'the honour of • first cultivating it upon oar own kilt; •Genfletneta t we justly glory in the name of free-born Onion, and the same spirit that induces ps to oppriaa these. domestic invderi of our rights and .privileges, will, equally incite ns to repel.* foreign foe, and when.. ever the common - enemy Of the world shall dare to approach our shores, whO do .you suppose .will be the first -to stand forward in defence of their country ?' Nut the 'base sycophants. fur powote and preferment—not • tile who , have . battened like locusti upon the country--not these.wtiO are ; indebted to the Govern Meet for every thing` hey 'pee. sear—no ; these are not the, pigging SQ Lie depended_ on iu fbe hour of danger ; bet ourselves, Gentle.. even, we that have been caltinanlated—!wo that have, been tradeeed; because we snpport.• the igYorthy. Baronet, who has come tallasti so 'nobly . to 'sup*, port as; wc, I say, ; t hall be l ,found the,. most. fore._ most at our posts—,we shall *be the list to 411117, round the altar and• the' thriine Clliisrrtlas of ap plause] ; and yen, Gentlemen of dtke.Norest, which ; supplies part of the timber fur ..that ."011ich, rides triumphant on the .oceam- r ywa r wh0,.1011, carry the hearts of your own WK. to..,4l4.,rtattfr save your Count y! , will, wbeoerer . .0 10 4.1.9 1 1 1 1,* • carry the same hearts of oak into the flail, ' itik nave your Country! LfricatfortA,Applefkrelmwan 4 4:l Gentlemen all, when oursiflves„ etuk.acts..tret„ . children are no more,. we ootr • bseenwes. . . fillet r. - fOr 4 -C.nitijir;'Port fun vertsts turd when the cebtlif/Atotftest shall nesiertake the pima.. .ni ( le Of ,histog of enation pee.. Ingted• .f.taa! *din .. lteo4ltitilt et rem by the free and' intinPinnitnel.reinttinitiesof w hen he sling have the power .of ileekting.thet the Augseatestebtli is 4.124'114r add tkif..,loli.ilouse of Commons is. he. 7eitair(.what 4 ever eetlitiO leave be t el, the realTitr. .corsuplitepreseetatiete',Of the People)'; tle • wiititik , ten „he led Fee ;sr 1.111 VOL. etr ith" se ni ch 'prOptiety 'as totbelstdipeotlinst iFtelsleoldeet Or; the County of -G loucest er R. 4 • • `The Chairman thee', seoperted•'Dlei -ifernistg's health, which was drink , with three times •three, citeersi• and thanks White for Ms excellent speeeh.' . 0.9 etiGui fusee health -being dranki, he. tele. And sPokensfolloeltee-Gentlentee, , I thailk you heattily. As , am hissestd.,te de .for the honour • you 'bare now done, atte ; it is a compliment semi: deandin one hi , the high respectability and, chi. ' racteior.thin. Meeting. •It has -fallen to my lot, :Oetalleetent •tonesiee tw.the -tinvas of various pelts tat this:COW/ 0 n the present 'eccasion, and I am Matt hippy. laerAYl fyat.l baits . witues3o.l go muchef principle actuating the conduct of the2Freehi.ilderr, *eltet•listn, indeed, pried of my country. 1 'dedlatai FAO yob, i had rte csineePtion of :the extent le:which hare feend.the • people td be actuated -by mo. lives .or regard; te• their nen rights, end in: constitutional , friacidsitneetl 'have also, had the Insure of attending vedette large and respectabli assemblies of the' [`nester/ to the Independence of ;he:County, in alt Of width zeal and attaehinent to, cause have been ivory tonspieutiusly Cult .hooeurahlg netatifested;—but its .none have 1, alt . :- nested m reseduo r, more zeal, and more understand. • ing . than in the , Meeting of this day,, and I neser.! I asp. jiattiyulatly glad of it' .01, three shtfetent 'ac;cosinit.' In 'the first place, I tejoicc o .slaecauee of. I hre that it suppOrts, which .1. ilseduent•noe r at-thst!bestnnst *attest that : freemen cel• en i e,ige in ;771 reja ice,a Iso f • en . a eeount of -the,'Worthy Baronet,, who ,has mot ously stepped forward 'hem cause which !is more 'tidy tamer's thisehleclittel4hose character and prig. ;publio Ind privine,,. &Ulm ' the warut attach. meat f deny honest man peebue I rejoiete Gentle. Wane talkie especially, because your needed . ' on thiszocCasieteia every way, worthy of the established' reputation ,Of :the . _Fors:steel of the Forest of Rein. ; :p . m,' Oentlefneiti . thli cause has pees al silo plaje~st, and seeynu'wiU fulfil thorn— [ Loud sktsta • t 'm4 ntikl wet soiltil.-ronhavel a high elle: - .racter le support, foe .unifoeee attiehinelt 'to the cause of corittitselopit freedom, which',. I trust, no individual dmengst you will. degrade by (1& . sertioneewhich, •I' sin sure,' the great Mass of' you illeonsisteadyistid iteelousfy. advolate,`• by adhe. rence to thoseprinciples on-this occasion,.t.tbOve others, and by attachment to the cause of 'your' fricud, in preference is that of a stranger. 7 hate Hnot the rronoer, Gentlemen, of being a .Fbritstei:- (and a high honour. I should erten) it), but I reside on the sense side ofileelevero, and A inlet to 'eoe the day ,when . the-whole:of the Ii erealerS of Dean, with the, voters of, the ether parte of this Over-Severn ',District, will merch.undee r h ea banners of their re. .ttpeptive patiohea, each having the iescriptiott 'of Independence, to the hestinp..at Gloucester, and .decide the contest in favour, of our rights. I have made it my business tun attend particularly to . vein. `lying the returns, .and -ascertaining the 'relative strength of the two coutending. parties, end I re peat my decided opinion, that the Foresters will s tein us the day for the cause of . lattlepenilestee. The Constitution of this Country, I awed hardly, •Mention to , eteti denten, .consists of three estates, Xing; .• Lords, ate l .(;ottamOne; and the • ex• isteuce efAhis'Conatitution depend; on the Preset.: ration of ;the balance and the iselse'itdelace of' each estate .. csa the other. forbi d ,. that the Cunt.. imans.if. the . &elm 'slioutd• interfere with. the- Con etitetional Privileges of the Lords, and we most he at least eoseallyacsreful nettle' su flee 'Ore' 'Peers' to *etre/ ottosightsi • ii)r -to - tiertnit. an interference saiserAiee -er, out vrivibeifits. abiresf lhe C onsti tto . ties of our count:ye-- Nay, more, if we te„nitl pre.' PiCrieinthS ivlistableCoassitotioeisindriglitawhieh our forelatpees purchased for. us -by •Ihete.. 'Omen and blood; we must unite strentniusly in . ;rettoring4trem' .4.o44.ttriginal -purity and . spirit, which hatee been tr4iiihr inj %red by thootfeets.of titne, and still more by . Ptak -Weeks :of ambition nod eottisptiott . : It be. emes,oberefose, of the- more importance :that we shopisireststaity. now , aggression(and'ffiat in thin instance particularly we should adhere. ptineipirs • pußsacktiimat • feeetleau and Centtitatioual re: form, Like the cheering seiner-et the horn; which, together with the cries of the• hounds, so often ✓e-echoes ttirough • the dingles your' forest and resounds in -your woods, let , tliesetentimenta beeirculeted, aad:l do hope and believe thatthere" is not, en individual that hears me this day; b*t - what Will carry with him and .irepart these priociples of .Conetite Lionel iseedoet.• and genuine .ledepentl. once, 'friends and brethren tinniughone the. Forest,otill•perery. Testier% ..wsf it, and every individual in it, pa-take of his enthusiasm, Gentle. men, I repeat again, that : I am impressed deeply.: ,with the belief, that the 'decision of this Coldest, the independence 'of your native COUnty,"ittid most the of the Country, Is• Its •yclur• hands: •Be etrongi then, and acquit yourielvee Inca 'mein (Shouts of applause). G eittlemen, •I' have been informed that it is the intention of out • oriental ts to give charity dinners to, 'their adherent and di. pendants, and I have learnt • With astonishment, 1 that the Foresters of the , F4esi 'Of Desk ire to be istsulsed with the utter dinner of thilsort—and, otter which, I am confident, will be, rejected with the honest indignation such an attempt,will deserve: I. will now, Gentlemen, ‘avail myself of the per.. mission of our iftoSt respectable Chairman tb pro •pose to you.. toast, in allusion to this subjeCt, with . "kick at. presenteoutlude : • • May AV Engtisnman veer roa-erti to barter away his, rights for •itinsorsof pottaxr. The fanning-Toasts were given from the Chair:. • Thelune.: . • • • •Tht 'Pratte of Wale% tv ith thank* se him fot ltllMtll~ili into s alud,e9eW *tighter tine that grtat.itatiswity, IV. Fox. lirtitrihttnifittnt4l of Ki it, etl.) idi;' add Com Mons. • illits,!feeteetlretustriOtalt edentate - thilfirpt*foheug by tea, sot -OW* - :feeler the h ighs of . Wero.of Me Diocese.. . 1";41*i -• . .- • From THE LONDON 0428174, air. 27.) • • — .lclasiialty-0,14, Oct. W.' , 7 ' ' T'neatenant Hem: Tayoh,Contelandlothia 'jog?. Oly,titpia • 'hat reported i by a ietter 'l4 JtAtr his haviall; on they the '4lli'dr 'A tOittsi • captured f4' . Ataltutta Ftcrcb pierced for eibOtteco gugs, but . only • two mantled; froot"the life of rraucep bound. to Boor, deami t *ith a yatuabte cargo. • ; , • CoutoMoo etlptied ,by ,the . Lord Lieutenant of the 4 Co u nty of inverting. 24 _BeOnient Inverness-shire Local Militia, Regis Rose, (Net; 10 be Ensign, vice Cameron, promoted. Dated Sept. • 94+,1810. • -Strathspey Battalion of Invenww-shire Volunteers. . 414 SiraihsPeg Company, latbauirl Grant, Gent. to be Ensign, vibe Jabs& tihui!, promoted. • Dated Oct. 9, 1810. . •- • • • • , Raticonch. Company.. Ensign J!ectnr M‘Pbeemn to •he Lieutenant, vice Lachlau 31'1 2 %er:um, prooloted. Doted Oct. 9. 1810.. Job. Cumming. cpeat.'to be Ensign, vice Hector Millherson I .prismated. Dated as above: dames B..yoe.,.liesst. to be Surgeon, vice Stuart. - deceased. • . 1 IJated ns, above. . . Commisaiode signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of . Gloucester. I Samuel - Diggs , 'Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenant, Dated Sept. 10, 1810. George . Caisar to be ditto. Dated Sept. 48, 1810.,., . 14. Royal East,Glopeester Load Militia.. • • Josh's •Verol.l; to'ise , Lieutenant, vice Knight, resigned. Dated Sept. 88, 111114.. Id Royal beist'Olintreiger Local Militia. Edward Hutchins Gent. to be Lieuteeant. Dated Sept. 1, 1810. T t ydettlutop ; Teast, Gent. tn.be ditto,- Dated Sept. 5, 1810. &twin:Shute,. Gent. to he Aim). Doted, at above. Wist Gloucester Local Militia. George Ansilt4Geat. to be Emien. I)afed . Sept. 11, 181 b. • pips o cesor Troop-of Y;troatliwy Cavalry. Risley George Lord Viseount Ap•ley to be Captale-Cdee• Dated Sept.l'2,lBlo. . Joist!. (loniter to he LieurenanL Dated is above. 'Commit.toos signed by the. Lord Lieutenant of the West Rid • log - it the ouitty of York, City and County of the City of York. • .Ist West York _ Willard Whitaker, Gent. id be tireetetiant. bated June 13, 1810. • • . • ,john Bakeviell, Gent. to' be Ensign. Dated August 12, 1810. 2d West. York 11111414. Frederkk Hay, Gent. • to' be &sign. Dated Aegusc li t 1810. . •• • •• • • 94,_We14 York. Militia. Lieutenant Thom Was rathkr to be.Captaim Dated Jude 97, 1810. Ensign 4b4 Marshall tee be LiestencaL' Dated as above. ' William Gretivestewbeidbro.l Dated .as above.. George Tertim, Gent, tube % % .natos.__. Dated July 10, 18 , 10, , Wes. Midgley, Gee,. to be ERG: paged Sept. 1810.. CO, of York Lacal•Militia. • ' itickard Fisher,- Umt.- to-be Liallattlet, Dated Jane Atli 1810. • • • • EchF 4 o4 Peck, Gent. to• he Mae. •Datediti above.. Robert Wiyhreigme4. 3 t ss be4iefocr based Jant-18, r- • Staikeoss and Dig oldgrairippea! Jrasee.-1 . 41104.- Litattei .inn' Joseph . 'Roberts i s aphsta, vice ticketing, ceased. Wed 0,24;48 • • • • Lieutenant- On !A ickielhwaite le Mfrs, vice Laireiser, resigned. Daled as - Rimer. • , - ilaissuglianbc.lielei , to 4 6b 'Ensign; ' Dated ni *hove. , • HOW* Regitnest•of Local-Militia. ••.1 lloothrovd, Geist. to be &Pig% Dated Joel 42, . litti. • Wakefield Regiment of Local ,hllll4lw. • ', Lieutenant Jame! Latobert to • bo•Vaptain. Dated Jaite29. ' - 18111. - • • n • Lieutenant Mika Harrison to ditto. _a let above. • he • Whitens Joireion, flint. to he •Lieuteeant. • Dated at above. - nenreiFieSk Vineent. Gest. toe Al Attn. • • Dated at above: Dart peilock; Geet: to be ditto. Dated *lull 18,1810, Joitn•liagae, Gent. to bodkin.' bitted Snit 19,_1930.1, Master-staster Saltine! Hartley to -bilditto, Y Brevet, Dated Sept. 29; 1810, .' • • • • • • . ; Jana •Ytiting,'Geot.to4se 7 intien. Dated Jot! 10,1810. Julia 1 441) , N0K0t. be dßte. DeledJdly'l 4 , 1810.. • 211 Regiment 'nfslowde Local Idilitia.•- • • • Major John Mill to be Lieateaant-Colonel. Dated Jana 1810. • CuPtOt•ff!ery he- Major.. traimi &above._ • AKeri_g - .. ReAknent of Local Militia. William Battye, uedt. to be Lteatentiat. . Dated September. 24,,1808, . , . • L. • . W Ficideriek, Wi1501.....43044. ba S.nsinn.. Dated April 23, 18. • William Shaw, Peet. to be ditto. Dated October U. 1810. . 'Siettliese Regiment of Yorkshire West Riding Yeomanry Cavalry' • Corset William Nayltw :to be Licaleutell, elm •Sir Thomas Pilkingtoo. Dated Judy 2, 1810. . • . Daniel Maude, Gent. to •be Corner, vice Naylor, promoted,, Dated at iNtrovq. . • • . • • Craven Regitient Yertmity Cavalry. The • Hoe.' Donnas Lister to ise (.captain, vice oyneky, re signed.. Dated September 4, 1810: - IYakeBrild.V,6lanieer lafantry. • Emign Matthew Walton to be Lienteame, vice Peak% re-' Biped.. Dated September 4. 1810. Richard gird, Geat. to be kortgo, vice Wallas, promoted. Dated as above. . • •••' • • Wharfs:l4R Volunteer, Washy. _ . • Cieotenant John Barrett to be Captain. Dated September • 1810. Lieutenant JeSha Chadwick to be ditte.• Dated Septembei 22, 1810. , „ ' • Lieutenant 'Thomas Gill - to' be ditto Dated September 22. 1810. • . . ..$ Lieutenant Edward Benign to be ditto.. Dated &idealiser 21, ' 1810. Lieutenant Christopher Edmondson to 'Ms 'ditto: Dated Sep tember 250810. . • .• ' - Lientesant Joke hifitiMrpe to be ditto. Dated September 241, 1810. a • Lieuteaant William Jesikinsoe: ti be ditto. Dated September 27, 1810. • • „,.• • , • Ensign Juba Slater 'to be 'Lieutenant. Dated September 41, 1810. Ensign Steatt.Rycraft to be ditto. Dated September 22,, 1810. Bmign Nicliolsoo to *.be ditto .; Dated September 23, Ibid. Paige •Jetemiab Booth to •be ditto. Dated September 24, 1818. , • , . Entiga'Charleis Lee 'to by ditto.. Dated September 88a810. •Easign be'dilto..- pitied September 26,1810 w Baggy Jeeintiab Skater to be ditto: Dated September 27, 'lBlO.- • .' ; ,:•• • • • inattew Taylor,' Gent. to bt Ensign. Dated September 21, 1810. • . • Jona dlikley, Gent. to be *ditto.. Dated September 22,1810.` . • • L BA.N J. ''hart , *holes; neat Wl : tan, Lancaster, rainufeetnree, fd escritoire Nov. 21, 22,"pec. 8, at one, at the Star nod Garter len.' Live 11 &r.liest. Attotaiti r. Intent, Hanover-street, Li- Terpogl. V ` ellerOMS 'Ledger * Minh ..Ifirfield, York, enro-mey et ebs, re. 9,1 ( , - Dee. 8, at eleven,' rit'tde lintel, Leeds.. Atturees., mgrs. iisrity,..StueJter,. end Dawson, faralvare tuiu ; and Mr. Scott, Leeds,. . 'W: Donald,' Westlitaytott, .Middlefiex, diaper, If ov. 5, 64., Poly. 8, at.teti; 'al 811didnall. Attorney, My. Teesdale,. Mee, chant Taylors Hall, TbreadneeAlle-street. • • • •• • J. Dodson, Crapbrook, sent, brewer, - 1 20.• f; , ), Nov. 10,1 . • Decr .8, buten, at r. 14?tt.rn :garden. • . • • • I • 5. Churehlimbe . ,'Hainmentaltb, bricklayer, N0v..5, B,•Dec. l 8, at ten, at Gaiidludi. Atewsnies; Mesas. Field and Shear ga,td, Cllfforill Law ••• • • J. and J.: Srajlb, Birmittaltom, tines drapers. Nov. 9,• Tier. 8, - at (*rev, ill the It'oya(kintel,. Antarctica, Messrs. 1110)1i-end 'fyndall, - BirMingbam. B. hi.tonmits, City-road, furnishing iromnarirer, Nov. k 6. Dec. 8, at tea, at Guildhall. Attorney,- Mr. Milks, Ho:ton- I 351tia• T. re ftb . wandidin . , J. Bates, S. Wear/Winn, F. hoar, and 'W . Brien; Chlapside, merchants, Nov. 2, area, 3..nt tell, Dec. 'S, at one, at Guildhall. 'Attorney, Mr. Is •Thrtigniorton 'street. . . . . PYgett; Leicester, grocer. Nov. 5, at seven, 6, at tea, Dec. - B,ntaleveh, at the Bell lon,. Leicester. Anomie's, Mr. Ware, Graf,. Inn; and Mr. Jervb. Hinckley, Leicester. • • liVaini,-01ford-Street, viinialter, Oca. 10, lit twelve.. NOV. - 10, at ten, Dec. 8, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Shear , num, ilari-styset i illoidasbery.square, • - W.. Smith, Stratford, Bugs, cora-ebaodier,. Nev.. 2, 10. • tke: .8, atten, at' Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. l'ileymott, Barren'''. -baildixts ithsellriars'-road, J. Kegschlter, Silver-street, Woodidseet, Ciseapeide; gold. • • - . ) amitb. tinit. 3, 111. Dee. 8, at tirctat '^ ' -.• .11e.-Atkistom,LCaolf-strier, Fidessismcfingre, -.e - " . . R. Pig g ott, Rotberldthe. common Wei/Pr i p e t,. ';' • bad. IhwtSwetve. at Guild:till. A t tornie4.ll ''` •Drakl. S•siters'••hall: • . 'llk .. 'lt ' It. Smith, Chapuel-rose, Clwisess i ~. .. at eine; Dec. tt, at eleven, at (Militia% '. i ..."' ~' "i•S.. • Vine , glteet, Piceadilly. • • ' .-.- lath y it niey J. Sarjebl, Jet• 1 1 1 1-4reet. lit. Jain' . •trpte t ,_ 3, 10; at one, Ike. 8 , at elev en , al • • • '`,."; Meetre. CoPpage and Rice, Jermsrechdet, ' :''' ' .. T. Laycork. Mio nr i el , s l as iselfer, gCm; a: ~'• twelve, at Guiltllusil. Attorney. Mr. ida n ,i,* urt:l, Sir Richard Phillips Knight, N ew 11',,,. Jchn r.,,g e ., 4 ,,,, •.• met t er,.. N oe. 3,-at twth:e, 17, at one, Dec. 8, at t'',., Guildhall. Attarney. Mr:tiara:um. Wine Offi ''''t street. . et•-coa l , F . It. Earnshaw, Manchester, cotton-merchant, N ei , 9 T ., 8, at two, at the Star Inn Manchester. . .s. • "0 1, Willis, Fairtharne, .and Cl A,t,u nt arke, WartiLra . -.- Heston. King-street, :Manchester. - C Aft ; aNd IT. Robinson, St. John-street, Wen Smithfield, lona Nov. 3„10, Dec. li, at ten, at Guildhall. Alton.l'i ! • Lawlesiand Cross, SI. Mildred' s - c o at I , p„i try . ' PLY ID FON 1)S. Nov. V. J. 13. Titism), Dario - es-grave, 3, 1 4 n iA C !samisen, merchant. -N ov. 21. W. Tubb nett J. it - i'' King's-road, Pimlico. nursers awl seedsmen.- 'any, -4: C. Shaw ford; Albany, Piecadill v (Imre -V ' ' •'• . , t I ,, ner.-N„ .:. 1)e la Cour. New Lisle-stceet, Leicester -q,,...„. ~,..,•'• hint!, jenteHer.-e-Nov. 27. C. Stuart, 8..r,11:‘. I ''' 7, Jameit's, taylor.-Nov, 17. J. G ra d' an d P . D. Fi . e ': ,' Rtiyal, merchrun Ns.- or. 17. J. ILIFe, seen. and J..R • ~:. Svimm's Wharf, Tonle) -street, proviOon-n tere t t4m ,._ N , W. Bryn, White LiOnFctoirt, Birchin-lane, 11 0 . 4 .4, ' 20. J. de Prada, Lime-street,iead-inerchant....Noy-Z Pearson, Friday-street, Cheapside, .wareltonteluan,- l l' J. Lovett, Colchester, grOcer. -Nov. 19. W. Alt,,a,grr. Derby, innkeeper.-Nov. 9). J. Jerson. Stourpon, •minster, Woreesters:t6 e. hop-userchant.--Bee.,L i Lambs Condon-street; tayl.tr.:-Dee. I. R. geld, c." . ' ' Mews, Bedford.Kttire. stable-keeper.-N o v. Tl. F , Leeds, dr% salter.-Noy. 2.). J. Willis. Crossing, ta,l„; 40: T. Clive and S. RiChardson, 'Pokenhosp e - ear ,;,, , e-lotinv.o2l. It. Dyer, Dadle,-, Worcestershi re , R .,, t ,,... 20. R. Maio, Greenwich, 8.6)r-cloth asunifacttor.-N„, J. Sayer, Sben,ton, Wilts, linen-Araper.-No v . to, w . & ug h lat i mison.at t leet, Hattover-square, engentierer.-N., J. King. llklarstaeret, Covent-garden, vi M.-m ercer.- „,' , 11. J. Leroux, ,Canonbury-stina re, Islington, hailim -y e • G. Elliot, IVineliester-street, merchant. , t. CERTIFICATES.-Nov. 17, t ' ' IL. Ilandore, Deptford, vs into and brandy rnerehast.-T r kelt, 11, at tm-st revs, 1 3erkeley-square,linen-drspe r .-3 .7 &Man Colchester, ironnionger.-T. Crouch, Cit t aa . l 4. car. -IL [Justin, Disley, Chester, sltop,keep er . ' PARTHERSiIiPS DISSOLVED. W. litarnard nod D.. Darras*. St. John-street, Ins( ~ii, field, tea-deafers.-C. Cooper nod F. Dfigoit, Lo is h, s , ci i merchanig.-W. Ritchie and J. S. Itivins,•Wappisg.s a ll, is cult-bakers.-T. T. itigby nod J. L4%164 &Anibal*. Elackfriars, attornies.-J. llopkios, R. Evans, and B. 5,, 4 ,i • Worcestfi, grocers.-A. Hartley and A. Wilkiton, ( will ford, F.r, milhaers.-W. Morgan and C. Cssillned, Q at t el street. Portman-square, wine -merchant,.-4. Reid ,rJ ii.l ring, Laughs), n, . Dumfriesshire, threadonanotourrer,-4 Dike. T. Martin, J. Edwards,. and It. Poole, Georte.,ras Holborn; blacking-resters.-J. &s par and 1.... Swan, 111 field, eutlers.-W,, Smith iftsd J. Henderson, BovAas e , H i , drapers.—J.- Thew and C. Seyfiert, Upper kast•Straddr; •ghse-makers.--4: Wcitsley and 'W. Hibberdine, Woote n , shrawebatrwarahowserneti.:-W..A.If ay and C. WoOds,Prie . Mu te:; liatateer*agen.refstargesnia.-oW. Husain sat E. T M ' -Nurialeh, ironmougers.-.1. Lime and S. Veal, Simon, • ampton, whitesmiths.-W. Brown mai 1I„ ,Jeagio.„ !towboat:4i . Nda*, :Esq. Arid •`.l: S.-Weed:6A, &q. fis ,Bilekt.'autlT: Grace, Esq. Prim:6.ll4ot* 4-W; Al : Setidde e r, -sold J. Hopkins', Worce s ter. ' ,atenierk,4-'IE. It abeallf and 1 4 . ttanriali, London, %.%- :-R-N. :L. *eri keit , dind , "ll, Spice, I,..upr, sail - . .4 deft, J. Andrews..ma 7..Pecka Weaverhasi. Claim vissikerif.-4; 'P.rind . - Mal J: Cardostir.-W. Upton,(', J. ypperto... and* T. P. liptivn;,Petssneor, u ese t. w t. ,. , comas and J . Loge; itintl*, , hosses;.toglavtdermsint J. Underarm and W. U icka t Upecia t .Xork - ,l4o.dnipm. . - 1 ,111•- ! - . • , . • Tile Average Prices of bard, ebnipoted tin, illefitinall Pt .the week ,endiott,Oct. y2' see, • near, Iflle.-441.1tv Pi- iod. - Barlelt 47. 1 . , fi4.l-oiirs big 411.-/kash6l.ll -..-Pease, 51s. 4.d.;--Oatryteql, i ls.*, ' :'• ' :,,.•, t ' The• A verage:. Priii 'or litrovAo or 3Weavido kgar, am puma from the istuiaa istiWd'lii be week eidigg Oct. ht, 475. ed. pviwt. Iniip.-----a-lklaarog— , , . ' Ilawarden Fair was . weltaiteadea oa Mal , ~ . last notsvitbstanillpa the ; Wrenn nentes! , of I 4 ~1 . , • . 'lay; Si* ! 0 . o,!liitsKs, horned 'Attie, sheep,' twine, iiin rena, ilil.kaly siagal,,. inat sold at 11l . priers; and we, are ents,vistecd.thst bet tilt then tiler tka skew otl44tlware and lineis:Araperyaa dave eiciteded the.most sanguine espectabons.at promoters of thews laiis hi' thrariespeetable WI P ta u S i ne u d i to dis h i a r v ic e t :bee T n he m m adly, W and in ti rAl e7p i tesimn writ. al l Tared accordingly:-- • -' • . • - i " *NO Mr. Barna, Ist pre. Silver dap f vat. s ..e5 54 IA I 1111...0welis, 'Militia,. ditto . .• • . . Sl3 6 Si Mr. 8: clarke, 3,1 ditto,dilto . . . • t .6'o 10 i . __,., Mr. W . Josses . . . . . . . . -. • . .N I Mr. S. Davis' 1/L1 • Mr. M. Jones "••• - Mr. ft. Truitt . We understand that other Bake were re' ade ) /11 it;cludiog the . abate, amounted altogether 1• I , wands of 20001.--(Chestir Ikrald.) • On Friday evening the apartments o f , UT . g • : r i o ts:a m - 9)4 :y: . g eO na rtl u el ti i t i y all lo i f a :v. i.i e r a i i tl i g n es g AO Ou Saturday Mr. W.'s servant Barr , a tr, , Ii 4 1 big to her master, which he wore when p y , Under she Piazze, with as handbetchip(ah bel e hich she I to a house in aurleigh.court, but se character of a Frenchman ; she , follooco ll prevented abused her most violently. .satprpaectr,ast:teoi! fr 37 !ntering by some lanuteo) ' , a 0 0 e n atle 'Saturd ay a , afternoon, fareisner) ,. a w b a o s e , .goingf?e r o ail 'e ani that o , :. bpaglyt.ecti:hliareei.lib'ioahbekb,wer:sotalwtuaiktoilitag4ronrcreaibarillyrthßaetooaekki.llso ar;s71:10:11 .ea wi c i t h 1 and d excellent foulha A n k e . t n o o l f es o . a p r f uli a m i . 4 ii iiach t, t i e ;I iheras. Act, cl 0 • f :stieihke properly rnlpids. Idaily. 74 o ly:. ceo p:ar t mii. o .d. .e. c lear sailor. nd t o h e l:I 0, 1 3 1 Saturday,. near 390 rOit9o-e•.„ to .. ba in t C a tt e b l l o elt g r l C .ca ct li lt in .:G re4 ezi rs i n t in : i to .n er t et h e c ra hl . ) : 64l ' : „ 01 ..fstitueevsioia,onHoof:plittlatiell'J.n,leigalzfibratre9iw:acortrheettg!wiitw2Og.a.m.anbtoetlauh:.a*2osi 41.1r4.1ar10ta,?;. handed by tile - "" .of thoPortuguebd'wete RPPTc- . 1 1. d e tb l a. t e a ni pe rxe l r : li. Oifi onn ovri dea , : - 41i pp d ; a t ilt 's! , . !_; l.. ta te i . n i e .p d rou. iii. un r : u ma tito. ~...,/o' • • • EttliVi: 'f Oa Monday last, at Betiliwoita,ia.Sarreydifts. • of a son. • - ~ . . ' _.! MA It al UM ; el! .Now. to iditio Elisabeth Anclerstin, eldest ilanghw U Jolla Anderson, sq.cit Itailpsa-Inot" ' oil Id Ou.Sa(orday ' E lob', at M a ry -le,boont Chnreb. CAPI• a i son,' of the 12th Lir„ht Dragoons, to poi iJoillw, .hrittntl-idll, Siltrey. Instr Kichaldatl.ssuoiles Oswald. fr On Sulttrdny ___--a-,---"-"""--d, •_• • . $10: On Thursday last, at ass 4-1-. age; Kentisb Vass 0 , and universally lanseated, isether7Slll year dish ages 11 "" .121.*4)113114,P11cya, Suls-deastuf St. Oars Cathedral. Is')NDON: -Printed AM Po i ltehrli ht Lorsit.• - • 'lTArttotvt Orr %es ti?. Fteet.togi•