The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1809-10-30 00:00:00

ki N .-~ , . THE JUBILEE. The celebration of tint Jay was co:* aemorated at Liverpool with every possible denionlitration of • joy.. At an eariny hour, 50 pieces of cannon-were uischargetl t he from fort. A grand procession, of all ranks and degrees of men, with colour. flying, and b 1144 Indlinic. began at iialf-past one•O clock, from the Esc - angel° Great Geargiu's-square; to lay the first stelae of a j St.:tite of ills Maji,stv. The Precession looted ,slOng Cache-street, lituful-stieet, Berry -street, and to Greta Georg,c's-,quare. At three o'clivdt the first stone of u. twist elegent Equestrian Ststde.• intend-41 to. be ruin.-. 1 by suliscriptioti, • 1.6, 0 t.1 the centre of (ireat G e orge's-Notre, with tb ) , fullumping tit.ertlrtiith " Sia; the r ,:ourtat ion of a Statue, erected by pnti lie nte ••••••tiatu, in coeuutemoration of the Fiftieth Amu ' • v ~f i'le Accession of our toast :carious King, George 0:1. ..• t*.e Throne of these 0 was laid, no lite 3 .11* J.l:.rttct„bet tang , by Joba Clarke; pity. Nrsyst: of military and populace uusionnced the event •by shout's unit acelanaitious. The g4lllll of tee fort, and ships in the river, were diaelturged, Nod the ships hoisted the Nags of all natio... Thirty-uine persons, confined for debt in the town geol, were liberated early its the mornisa, tv) sula.cription.• 'Cho were upwards of litil it the proem; many More, if not the whole, ore [spieled to be rclesiNed in a few stars. • • :tiviftra. Leiria anti F.:tight, the proprietors of the Theatre, guive the entire revs:tress of VAe bolt- e, nn that night, bowfin's the ram: for the relief of 14 6• • tors. Thursday evettiog nivie nose gratiti hall and • super-et the luYcensit, tire profits of which will be supplied to the assiv..s loud. Isfwas t-x peeled there would have lure° u grneral ilhuo,si.t or ; Ind baud-bill wet posted %bolt the to..es, from the . Mayor.and Magistrates, requesting the inhabitants toot to illumiutete; it mass very generally ettainlerl to, suit there were st.it more then 100 houses inn. • miaated. The effact of the zraniteur of the proces sion attracted wit itnittense inntilwr of persona, and the beautiful seen:tank:4e of handsome Women, ele gantly dressed, gave lustre to the write. At a . moderate caleulatiuri, these were stiplooird to br vitoOtßrtto of 100.000 persons :uuse:nhled.•ti , um* tGis memsufable spectacle. oldest tulitulairwitts do not recollect unse.i ti cruicotirso of people Ha Wt-re assembled in Coolie-street ; and the 'mother or iter 116 , 14. to see the tire-works in the evening, in Musa lake-fields, which were very grand, and Went off with eseellent edict, was turpreeedentell. The sinner parties-were more nuoterous thou ever recollected, upon any former occasion. The Mayor gave an elegant dinner to up.% nrds of eighty gentleinem 'The Committee for managing the re-. potations for the Julalee, to the number of about lei, dined at the late 'loyal Hotel, in Lonl-street. The dinner, was provided by Mr. Yellow ley, of the ' Angel luu. CA 111111111,1111 T. OCT. 47. The fiftieth anniversary or IhS iilajesty's actrs pion to the throne was celebrated, in this city, ou Wednesday last, with every dessousthititia of loyalty and attachment to Ins sacred lierson. • The kill at Bellingliato's rooms was attended by all the fashion of the city and iirighlemrhood ; an elegaiit transparency of Ilia Majesty, Ixilhantlt illuminated with variegated lamps, was exhibind an the occasion, and a hiiiirlsorne supper served o r . by Mr. Friday„—Mr. Denham and Captain Mon erief were the Stewards, and we noticed the Earl and Countess Nelson, Lady Charlotte Nelson. Lady Elleulastough, Lily Coegall, Sir John sad La !y Harrington, Lady ()symol, Sir Brook Bridges, Sir S. E. Brydges and Lady Bryilges, Mi. and Mrs. Alines, Mr. and Mrs. Taylor, Colonel and .Mot. Web)), Mrs. and the Misses Ilaniinoial, Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey, Mr. and Mrs. Foote, Rev. H. 13. lie Chaire, Mrs. and Nlisa Ue Chain., Miss Cramer; the Baron and Baroness De Mon ts:alai, u, Mr. 1 illard, Mr. Faiissett and Family, Pile. Mid Mrs. Geoi ge Dering, Mr. and Mrs. Stret. tell; &c. &c. The Catch Club was also nu nonotody attended, the inemhers of a Inch primal ) evinced their patriotism :tiler su exLelleht Concert, the Fiesideilt proposer) the health of Maje.tr. with nine times three, which was bunged. Nearly six thr.usanil of the labooroig poor of the city and its vicinity were, on this memo rid& day, regaled with a plentiful sup p ly of meat, hrtad, and beer, according so the uum lwrs o!' their families, from the I cm; libations of the sidiabitants, which, we are happy to state, exceeded six handfed pougds. -. The Juinler via. celebrated Newark with all that energy mud 'arr.:nonlife attachment to the Klan, which have ever distisigut.htal that 103 al and public-spirited town. Asturnerem• party of gentle men, of the town ana neighbourhood, dined at the town-hall ; anromr4 whom were Lord 141.4,01111.11 (the bird Chancellor of Ireland). and Jona MAN n►et SLTTON, Fog. his r, •:.th forturrly fur twiny years she isi t ilsly-esteemed tiletwil of the town of N , wark ; 'Hasty Wir.t.trunnatt, Erg. one the pre,.ent morhoremwetrti Members; IleanT EYNBa, Lig. M. I'. and army other gen tlemen. Among the transparencies displayed at Portrea, on Weilotriloy night. iu celebration of the:Jubilee, was that of Mr. Cut.tmag, near the water-yuril, Smith-street, Portico, who exhibited u transpa rency painted by those ingenious Artists, Alcorn. WKAT mall CO. of St. Tttomn:s•strert. repr-sent itr His M &MITT in the centre, covered with glory, acid on each ride the deceased Henry 111. and Ed ward 111. whose reigns exceeded those of any other IKings ; with.ernbleins of the detest of the unruly by the British ships, in the protection of commerce. Encircled mond our beloved Sovereign was the fol. lowing inscription " God grant our grarioas Xing a longer rout, I , Tim Henry or than Edward did attain." Amidst all the Ntriking proofs of loyalty and hu manity displ tyed on the Jubilee day, we have the pleasure to record the following ; E -Messre. W. ZURRIDOE and Sons, of Portsmouth, distributed, on the occasion, three-pence to rlch of the French prisoners confined on hoard the prisou ships in that Barbour, to the number of sic thonsnis I amen hun dred and fifteen ; and sixpence to each of-the W idish poisoners, Ir ink nor hundred anti eighty-six. 'they hind printed card, distributed, signifying that the donation was, " inconsequence of the humanity sewn by Marshal NiOIITIES to the British rick sad woltadell, tier die battle of 'falavora." ' • NELSON'S 4TATIM. • . This elegant and attrnirsd statue, the production of Westinatot, is now erected in Liiiiniughani •Market-pluce, and reflects, great credit on the :trust. The gallant Admiral( is welt represented in bronze, standing ou a marble pedestal, his left arin ri•clinitig on .an anchor, over which is thrown a h~iip's end ; part of the heed ore vessel, %villa various 'nivel Jet ici s, are on his right. The pedestal is 44 warble, in front of which is this * simple inscription : THIS St ATVS. lit HONOUR OF AHMIKAI. I.OIID RSLSOR, lira!! ItCTLU oF stamisuw&m. t •.D. NIDCCCIX. On that part of the IJedesTol wind% feces High sire, t, is seen the Genius of Britain, lanient:ng the loss Of her favourite Hero, surrounded by Genii. one of whom bears a trident, and ancnher the rudder and tiller of a ship. At twelve o'clock on Tuesday night the whole of the covering end scutfolding were removed ; the Lola of the ilinerent churchessetiannenetrl their pelts, and thousands Of speeators 4,Netithirti round iltasst4tue. With pride behold the brisreat Warrior stated, The glut' Cul tribute of a I:rats:PO land ; The Mail ssit:stut ut the us erg dead; The striking t nags of a groin. Sul. Aspire my .Nu:!, brare Nelson's sired/ to sin`, sea ell alais. his etrautry his Mug, Defeated aavies us las West Istcalh, ..-. id ansit'd at victory in the arms or death Mse. Englaiticontincr s isle r,is, • Tl!eii ILa trimayii.;:a to his Inglis a Aka ! I;.u.strinus shirt! prom: [seance thy pros tam awed, Audi aeshirg'd toe ravaa:a oiler listrOst y Lord Ba,ic 11K41,1101111 ' Ilr ail the hu.uirted Cud, Obsesiuinus kneel, in doe sithunosion fall, To great the Consfrur, assay, Ltsitsuo's IsAn, and taught them to obey. EAST L 04% IJUiV felt-WORKS. On Monday lad, the 4.111 instant, this grand on , - which has been completed within a period of less than ten years, was opened to the public with consideralde splendour mid solenioq. The Court of Directors. I).re:inlet' by Sir Dame' VI interns. Mien. Chsa:r.uau, and John Ord. Esq. tht ir.Depti.y Chairman, rod • attended by Mr. 1. ritleriug. the Chief Clerk, went troin the Coin t inny'e house, to the parish church of St. Mary. Stratford-le-Row, where they lieurd Divine denim.," and an excidieut sermon preached upon the occasion, by the ReV. lifiW ril•Robson.— Tbe proces...ion alter. slits comiiitusl, with the Uliapinm, to the works, where a convertient stand was erected for the accommodation of the which wassuon tilled with beauty lord &shin's, ear received by Colonel Beaufoy, of the lst Tuukr Hankie .bliliint, and his regiment, with their ex cellent band of innate, and also that of the tZti Regiment, a pity of the Royal Artillery., with their C4llllOll, under the roitiumod of Lieutenant Wheeler ; and by Capt., Ricks and Gentlemen of the Loyal 'Bow Volunteers. 'file cowpony was soon afterwards hoooured by the arrival of the Lord Mayor, who wee innuediately co.v.ucted by the Directors to the stunt. under a military guaralmf ...mous. His Lord.hip is a. then connu.:ted to the sluices which loan the cominaui.ereu is b e tween the River Lea and the imine-,.e reservoirs. The never-failing tide pressed 'tieing method those entrances, as if impatient to ire mainlined. The allures were, under the direction of the en gineer, opened by the Chairmen, /unlined by hi* Lordship, and Father Thames poured in his ample tr. awe. The reservoirs basing attained a proper height of w a t er , th e s o u petition. Stelae] %Vera littniedintely set ui motion, iimnirs loch a Royal sa lute was tired by the artillery. These steam en gines. are both placed under otie root. in beautiful mid, with the house which contains them, are constructed without :he assistance of a particle of wood, or other cointdaitible material.— The machinery is awfully grand, and exhibits a striking effort of human nip tttt ity ; and we view ed, with mingled wonder sod didight, the ins menet. apparatus wis-king, without any percepti ble friction, exerting the united power of one oundred horses, and revolving with the ease and Mprecisiou of all ordinary time-piece. The Lord.. Mayor, &t. veer now conducted to the top of the lofty mound, over which the water is forced by the engine.. through a spacious iron tube, from whence, assisted by it °wit er.ivity, it rushes with incredible velocity, into the mains and service pines. extending over the whole of the ewstern districts ; which curious proems was by the Engineer made plainly visible, on this occasion, by an a r ierrure at the top of the wound ; nod spin, on the other side, after having pas.eil the height. A 'marquee was pitched upon the mound. beneath the royal standard, where refreshments were 'served out, and the King** health drank in the trite English style. The company of Propel. toes, tent their nume rous visitors, afterwards partook of a sumptuous thinner, at the City of London Tavern. At a meeting of the oakr rs of the eth Royal Ye teren Battalion, on Wednesday. it was resolved. tt That, in honour of the happy event of His M AJI9.• Tel haeiug entered into the dodo year of his reign, the soldiers' children of that corps should be sup plied with shoes, and such other clothing, as • com mittee, formed for the oceasium should deem pro per; which should he paid from the food of the corps." To-morrow a sailing-mateh will take place be terren Mr. J. 14111.11:11 . 6 Illwe-eyed Maid, of Ro chester, and the Earl Spencer, or Gravesend. The vessels shirt from Gravesend in the meriting, at eight o'clock, and are to Sail round the4l; ere and buck. • Inuneuse sums of money are depending on the match, which has excited an uncommon degree of interest. The Earl Spencer never has been beaten, and is so pposed to be the fustest-seilingversel iu England. Mr. Anouws, of Berecburch•Hall, Ewer; has offered a reward of 6004' for the discovery of the person who tired at Mirt while sitting in his parlour on the 4th inst. Sir G. H. Sawn' has offered one hundred more, and the inhabitants of Berechureh another hundred, for the same purpose. The Isleivorth stage-coach was everset in the fog; ea Saturday night, at Hyde-Perk Corner, by which accident Wit. lit Amino, a men in the employment of Mr.' Ettirt.lin, coal-merehatit, in the Suomi,. was thrown off. and had hie leg broken. He was taken to St. George's Hospital, Wein every properottentiou vru paid to bias. ~ ,~; FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. George Smith and Henjainia Dawson', Wells street, Ox ford-street, wine.nicrchants. Oct. to, I s-9. Robert Massey and Juba Massey, of Drayton in Hales, Salop, liesen.drap..cs. (frt. a t. Theism Reck stud Pacr Beck, of Salford, brewers. Oct. 23, sang. Alexneder Campbell and William grades, of London strest, Landoll, merchants. Oct. 27, 13:9. licorge William Cartwright sad Si.anuel Yates, of Ashford, Etna, Mowers. Oct. 64,9. l'hrimas Mosley and William Smith, of Stockport,.Cbes ter, grocers. Au-. Turd 1. 1109. Tboromi Hilburn, of Murk-lane, London, and George Cle mention, of Neircastle.upou-Tyur, wiute.merchauts. Oct: 11, mg. _ . Ileorc Hill and Thomas Aldridge, of St. Brides Wharf, 1% hutsfriars, Loudon, coat merchants. Oct. lA, I 5(19 RAM Bowdon and trurge Children, of Exeter, 116611.• draprrs. Oct. eti. 15119. • BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Thomas Smith the Elder and Thomas Snit It the Younger, Make.field, Yurk, linen4rdpura, from Oct. to to Dec. 16, at eleea, at the New Court holm., Wakefitkl. EANKRU Jobs Webb, late or Great Portland.ratreet, Mary. le.bnine. Middlesex, (but now *prisoner in the Klyg's Bench proun,) haler, to surrender, Oct. 31, Nov. In, and Dee. 9, at rh vrn, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Gregory, Cie inset's•inn. Morse Sootherlobe, of Bristol, (breve and batter-factor, 10 surrender, 0 , 1. 31, Nov. 10, and Dec. 9, at eleven, ot the Bummer Tavern, est.& Attorneys Mr. Jamey, Loudon ; and George Martin, Exchauge-build iuro, Bristol . _ r ildin Perkins, of Neath, Glanittron, apothecary, to intr. reinter, Now. 1:11, Yl , and Dec. 4, at ten, at the cudiftArws Inn, Cardiff. Att./racy, Mr. Britten. Cardiff. John Pain, of Peckham, Surrey, bricklayer, to surrender, (let. 31, Nor. 14, and Dce. 9, al tau, atGuildliall, Loudon. A tiorncy, Mr. Carter, Broad.rny, pcptfurl. Sulornon hailer, of Nolde-eireti, Foster-lane, London, rearchonseutso, to surrender, Noe. 4, 11, and Dee. 9, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, 1111,. 11'tllia,n SIVVIZIS, Sion College gardeio, Addersininbidy.__ VI - . Noe. ie. Geller* Platt, la , w or late of Weaky, Sa.hlleworth, Turk, clothier, at eleven, at the New fun, in New Delph, timidli-worth Noe. et. John Balla, of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, draper, • It nine, at the Star, Great Yarmouth. . Nov. at. Joseph Browning, of Leadeuhall-street, London, hard we retagn, at ten, at Guildhall. Oct. 3a. Usburne, of Chrsatoplier , Finsbury apiary, hl artuleien, ostreliaat, at fen, at Guildhall. Nov. its. l'uxls, late of lieratek.atreet, Sabo. square, Mitkilesex, talkie, at twelve, at Guildhap London. Nov JoriepliJohneoti„ Twieketin Mills, Northamp ton, make, et ten, At Guildhall, London. Nov. la. John Iseelc, of Teri,hanaltreen, Middlesex, shop keeper, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. Nov at. iriniAllb of 31ertityr Tydvil,Glarnorgas, vletualler, nt eleven, at the Crown Inn, Merthyr Tydvil. Noe 41. Thomas Turley, of Merthyr Tydvtl, Glamorgan, hrewer, ut eleven, at the Crown luta, Merthyr Tried. NOT.MJ. Winiam Whitaker, non or late- of tViikefichi, York, mai Joseph 'Whitaker, now or tatted Lce.ereett, West dirdsley, Woodchnreb, York, colliers at tee, at the Wool packs Jun, Wakaield. Nov. 21. lease Stoop and Parson Citatanec, of Great Yar mouth, Norfolk, al.' p Aright., at tine-, at the Black Lion, Great Yultr,-,sth. Nov. es. Hear, 114rtio.. of Wallingford, Barks, liaeo.dra per, at cicartv, at 1;11:1.111.1, Lioutma. Nov. IS. Jolty Corny, late of 'lVraton-strret, Southwark, brewer, Cat now of Uligh.vireet, Lanibtth, at eleven, at Loutiou. Dee. q. Juini Fenner, of Lion-merlon*, Londoe, wholesabe Cr, at twelve, ut Der, CI. •11,11.1 J1P114.0, of Old Gravel lane %Yapping, Iliddle atx, eorn-factur ' at twave,ct Guikl6sll , London. Dec. g. Edo aNi Kirkman, of l'orteniunth, itnen-draper, at eleven, al II; London. Dee. 9.. i welre, Arthur Lima, of itauhury, Oxfrd, mercer, at at Guildhall. Loudon. Nut. is• James Daiwa, Stephen She Harm, and Jahn Sirillelass, of Manchester, cuttun-spiamers, at eleven, at the Palace Ina %Undo:sive . . . Dec S. 'I Immo; Ferueley, mid George Ferncley, et Hulme, pariah of 31aochester, cotton-spi.mers, at dale'', at the Dog Tavern Wanwoate Afa,sclaster. NIIV ;ie. Henry Ziari, of Liverpool, merchant, at eleven, at the Star and Gar ter Taveru, Liverpool. Dec. 9. Joseph Dean, oflV.ithur street, Loudon, wholesale lima-draper, at twelve, at Guildhall. Nov. te. CLarlia Frai.cis Olivier De Perrin, isf I)uks street, Ma..elstmite-rgouire, at. Mary- hi-hunue, Middlesex, victualler, at eleven, At Guildhall , Loudon. Nue. da. James Pond!, late if 4Vapping- street, Middle sex, t-ofiti sad ban -tuaktr, at twelve, at Gaildhall, Lou doe. ' Nov. ,3. James Nightingale Rayner, of Ely, Cambridge. linem.deapei, at eleven, at Guildhall, l ondon. November ti. James Aekew and William W'right, of New Bridge-street, Blackhiurs, Londue, atraw.liat-inanufdc hirers. at tea, at GoilolialL Norentb;r no. 'Charles 11, of Pestrith, Cumberlliad, linen. draper, at eleven at the Net, Crow', (nu , Nove:obr flit Seal, lute of ITakrheld, York, awn boot, et eleven, at the tato Court-House, K'nkellebl. November Buddy ' ..fSem• borough, York, mem yousv-breuer, al eleven, sit the Bolt Inn, Scarborough. CEUTI iICATEN—.Nov. la. George of Aldgete, London, jeweller. Francis Alarag.ill, late of tlw Stra:l4, thdlleseet, jeweller. Michael Forster, late of Litchfield-street, *oho, tavern keeper. William Collins, of Temple-street, Bristol, ice keeper. Joropli 'never, Isle of lelams'inlitight, Lane ~,,,, but sow of Pendleton, in the said comely, cli.o noun. John %Vorrall, of Warrington, teueseter, flour-dealer. Thursday night, as Mr. Faanuson was going to bia apartments, at liallinsay, be was scrolled by two fellows in the lower road, Islington.who knock., ed hinm down and robbed him of los silver watch aiid fifteen shillings, with which they made their escape. A 111011 of the mime of So/oiwoo Burdy wai on Friday morning, in the neighbourhood of Hamp ton, in a pitched battle with a bsickinsker of the name of livskiusea. The combatants had fought twenty round,,,. when a blow was put in behind the ear of Bards, who fell and died in leis than ball on hour. Friday morning, a man exposed his wife for sale in the Broadway, Wmttniiester. The money demanded for her was thiee guineas ; and' two being cifered by one of her gallants ; the bargain was readily closed ; when she, with her purchaser, accompanied by a few acquaintances, retired to • neialiliou'ri..g public house, leasing her husband surrounded by a considerable number of spec tators; whose attentions were attracted by the no velty of suds a scene in that part of the town. The person islio shot himself neer the Star, on Chatham Hali, and upon whom • verdict of Lunacy was found, proves to lie a Mr. WILT lARI GRACE, • stationer in Smithfield. His father, who is enc. ployed in the coopernge of WHITBREAD's brew. house, arrived at the Star, jnst utter fits son wise in terred in Gillingham church-yard.. and registered among the burials at a person unknown. He attri butes the melancholy catastrophe of his son to all unfortunate attachment to a lady in Kent, to whom he was not agreeable. Mr. H u LL, of the Repository for horses. &a. vt the City. died on Tuesday; at his house in the Ground. fie was upwards 0170 years. , t 4141141011 L.IATIWECIG NCR. P.1 . 1+IrMOU111; gm 27. Arrived the Virago. Pitionse, with * &el from the 1..)4wm4, among thtm urc the. Septet, Barwick, Provide:lre,- Alerander, Stage Mans, Nautilus, Bencerlerre, cud Iriends. The frederiektrii convoy fur Per tug n it the Mrditei,:t Sal ed the Salsefte frigate, Captain Bathurst, to the Mediterranean ; arid Christian 61/. C. 1 4. sir Jos. Yulke. to Basytie-roads,—Wind L.S.E. PLYMUUTII, OCT. *A. Yesterday, atriired theDeftauce, 74 guns, front I off Rochefort , and will se paid waxes in a few days. Sailed the Orestes', an a crnise ; Atlas, Ayre, for Cadiz ; Zealand, ltoehey. fiir Lori on ; and Whit. nag Schooner, ou a cruise.--Wind S.E. • DEAL, t)CT. 37. Yesterday the Leifris and Marlborough, &nit d for Flushing; the Salient frigate to the westward lag night. Sailed alio the Diana, to Portsmouth. Remains in the Doi,,ns, the Princess of Orange, Sae Ihnoringn, and his. men of war ; Rinaldo, and Zrphyr sloops of Isar; Humber stoned ship; Decker guts-brig, sod n fleet of transports. The ifisarlser hired armed ship, i. sppo:ntet: con voy for the westward, and the Cuckoo fur the enst. nerd. lIIRETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL, To-MORROW. ' U. Imes esker, Brook-start, Rah lilTe, victualler - 3IS . thonias Berry, now ur late of Too ley streei, South wark, tailor . - - 3 I George Pearsall, Friday-street, Chearide, warehouse man - - 3 lo Jame: Hillier, late of nathhone.place, Oxford-street, . . upholsterer - - - Joho Churls:v, Beer-lanea, London, merchant - Richard David Junes, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, - linen-draper - - to Thomas Bryan, Mincing-lane, 1.0111199, broker - ell liViilimu Pratt, Bromley, .Keat„ victualler - . 9is Daniel Chase, Dcau-street, Ito!horn, leather-iactur I iv Joseph Dimlsle, Kinmonteispon-11•111„ dealer - it 14 Edward Whitmore Windle, Mottled:Win strut, Sur reV, Irmo-omit:lv - - - I It - William Tm tm, White Horse lane, Sirpoey, Middle. sex, broker - 3 ll Jo - I II DiViDENDS. .tames Seidler Itratis, Wqmore-btecet, Cavenclißh. . . square, bookseller . - - John Jackson, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, chemist . %Valiant Todd, crieu. him., St. 31::.ey.av•Ilitl, London; • awl Bookside, Surrey, mcrchamt . . John Davey, Curtain-mad, bhureiliteh, carpenter William Watson, Great Cumbridgestreet, Hackney. road, Middlesex, buiPer - - - William Er , :detiek Ogilvy, Minoriea, London, drug gist - - - The+mbiliis Mcrae and Mores LE Porte Mcrac,Oucea. street, Cheapsidc, London, warthouaetnea William Henry Mason, Heartley-place, Kull-road, paper-hneger - - - Walter %lawn, of the seine place, brandy , merchant Joseph Africalle and John Jaye', Upper Last South field, O idiltsex, oilmen •- - - James nogg and Eduard Holmes, Sherborne-lane, Lombard-street, London, merchants - - 11.01111.8 Crump, late of Westminster-road, Surrey, . - tinman , - - .- John Eabsak, Dueklersbary, Loudon, warrhouteman Thomas Corea, llottadsalitell, Loado.i, stationer - Thomas Draper, City-ruud, Floneditelt, tarpon - George Children, Diner. Kent ' saddler - - Jusevli Weedun, Allsiumpisee, Biackfriare.road, Sub ray, husks - . 4 - - John Fry, New Goulatone-street, Whiterbapel, sugar refiner - - Thomas James Fenwick, Penzance, Cornwall, linen. draper - - - - Chairs Williams, sea. Torahs/a-green, Middles-u, butcher - - - - John M'orpus, l'ssfir 7 ll.higinray, hfiddlesex, termer Samuel Fenains ?ask.% haat gosithtieli, liquor-mer chant - - 1 1 31 CFRTIFICATES. James Bowers, of Mimehester, iunkeeper. John Scott, of the Stromd, 'alithilesca, bookseller. Ileywuod, uf Manchester. littea-earreltant. Juba Claappell 'rust r, uf Ner tuu-Baahall, it ighocek, Deets, scrivener. George Pickwood, c s oslolene, London, ohm merchant. Jolla Carter, of 5411114 , •,ch, Item. draper. David Kidd, of lier..: , k-rputs-Tr.erd, linen-draper. David IVINNI, of Muzak*. Mfaboall, Stafford, reel-blado. soaker. John Towers, of 'Walsall, Stafford, whip•lhoub innoufne- , . tnrer. Chnrles Lorick, of Higie.street. Si.d dl, 1116141escx, straw. lint.nrasiularinier. John Yew Gi.eitb, of Northampton Terrace, City-road, Mii dlestit, stoek.twuker. J Ain King Corder, of Lynn Regis, Norfoll:, weedsmisii. ;ATURO•Y. T. Solos •]D Jutte—Fluluilis l'oblk Offices. BIRTHS. Sur,lay sennight, at Fetlwt PrrtonaSe, Norfolk . , the wilt of Ca;it.tri Lakin, of tits Majesty's slop Mars, of a son. On ill,. •roth inst. at Finningley Park, Yorkshire, the Lady of 1. W. Childers, Esq. of a son. sodaysouroins last, the Lady of Charks A. Elton, Esq. of two girls. MARRIAGES. Gn Saturday last, at Drans!iy„ John Charlton, Esq of l lesleysirlei, in the eonuty of Northaniherl,rol, to Cs the, iuc I!; iettn, third daughter of the late 1 . 1,1114:110 Cholum ley, FA. of the former plug. On Saturday, the otat inst. Ijrutenart George Deetiar deux, Coaornatoler of Ilia Nlaj...sty'it ship lorvse, to Miss Jane Amalfi, of Porton. By this lice. Edward Smyth, Vlese of Omits. retell, the Rev. 'Robert Collett, M.A. formerly of Trinity C . :Av.:v. Care.. Oho, to Miss Franei• Wyk). Smith s shombur of llrory Smith, East. of Camberwell, Surrey. I. PATHS. On Thnrsday, Mr. Mthooey, of ['filler Georges-strret, Poetsrn, On the ifitla inst. in the 26th year of her age. Mrs. Tmwers, wife of John l'inneent, E. clikst shantliteriif Sir IV.,tter J. 'lmes, of Angley Mousy Cranbrook, and niece to 1«ul CAMP. den. Lately, of a fever, brought on 17 caressive &flirt, at Dent, wbeft. Ise I.ls, !IRIAN; 11l kfs 1i1141111:. Hew, ifuloriag• tuu, Earl ..f the a.olllt..litnent la hieaia, of the fryer, Alajae %trust, of the 31 Ortgoos Guard,. At B. istol, on Thorsday last , Mn.. Darker. wife cf Capt. Geneve Barker, Commanding ttffictr of the Sea l'eneitales and Itegulating Service, brother of Capt. Wm. Barker, of Portstwouth, leaving a fatuity of seven children to [meat her loss, On the 29th tilt., at Nenfonnillarl, Mr. Wheti.rrail, Sur geon of His Majesty's ship aft, r o sho r t 1 1:11...s. Mr. Jags, first Asststurit-Surgsou of the .4 iite:up.., suucei4cJ tbe varanty. Lately, at Washington, in America, Mr. B°ll4l4lton, (trie nnia of gon-corrisos in that city, mat, the Co wertinsect, wine years since a rralitrial at the Magna) -Iwo es near Yurtionoutts NIGH %VATF.R AT iONDON TIRIDGE T:11A DAY. Morning 'ilia artir 6 Anersa.tou Z.l r LCIN PON .-....Pvisued h) C. 81111711, No 1 7 C 115 1 ,1 1 ,101 and pu'oinshed at the Office, Nu. Dark ur 51. Chintoies- Cbstieh. fitl..intl, by J. 1111 IT F., •( nose p1...-e.—(tedve. :Le. fur this Pape r , nal sit the (post•ris.2„ iirsi to: duly alit:Wei N.