The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1812-05-25 00:00:00

PO trer. MANSION-11 6 11 1 V &tattle! a eenteel r un t man, who had undercone a pri• ' above reauslUatitlll a few slays since, cliiiie,ed with stealing a twelve pounds in.lisuk-tiotes fr a banking house, where he Weil as • chide, was ;ikon I to ihe her. It appeared uputi the Prisoner heiog sits;rt ri nd es' and taken isle custody, he confessed the robbery, and told where ulnas of she money setts deposited, which wan 111 the sliest of a young woman whom 6r associated wills, and Chamlwrla thefficer formal chose Otero Issitished pounds, which he pro o duced. 'rimming woman was likewise detained in cus tody, but no proof ;win itiolig .11 her knowledge of the money being stoke, she vas diAlogell. The wale primmer was reasailed fu; faither exansivatiau. ollt011•R•LL. BOLD ATTEMPT FOR LIBERTY. Isaac Wood, the wateruiro, of pngilistie celebrity, who fought Rich ttttt oil, the Mark, was on Friday sight appic• betided by Guff and Chnk, un a Judge's Sari alit, charged with assaulting Mr. Beadle, a Custom-Wiese officer, hi the ',creation of his duty. The officers took hint into custody • liftl before twelve o'clock at Might, and on their way 10 Ike watc e h house, when m ar lilsekliiars•kwidge, on the Surrey side, he rseamd from ran down shatter. Vett:fit into the wafer, and swam to a hi at, moored et a distance from the shore Finding bee 100 fast, however, far hint to unmoor, snit seeing the offirrrs near at band, beagsin took to the water, and reached PIM' floating timbers fat ther tutu the cursr : w utiretpting 10 get upon then, they gave ria, and hr again sunk, but regained them at out mid us the officers c ot t wat them at the other. Finding it impossible Is escape, he put Isimorif in a mature of defence—a desperate tootle ensued, hat superior science and skill were obliged to submit to superint numbers; he wits secured, takrit ou shore, a n d mitt mor n s,' committed to Neergate, from 1,11P114 . e be is to he taken to Maidslearjril, to lake kin trial at the ucstassizes. Tilt ASSASSIN BALLI3GII4III. COTT OF A urrrva FROM LONG GRANVILLE LEVl surd GOWER. TO VISCOUNT CASTLENSAGH, MAY 17. l 81:!. Shvgleope•street, Ilaq 17, 1812. MT I outi-11 appears Jim's the trial of John Ik:tin:Awn, for the merit. r of Ale l'erteval, that the Primmer to his lie tl eitile.rvoneed to justify that atrocious act 0111114 . ground of Ills 11..jestv's hio• ernment %Incas,/ 'dosed Ito coMpensate biro rue the iujurit , and oppression he slates himself to Litre suffered to KUltile, doi.sig the !tine I had the tumour of re presenting Ills Maj. Ay 10 Itiat t omit!". lie eosisoLiined tartirotarty of nip r.miluet. soil them of Sir Stephen Shoup, His Majesty's Cor,ul(,turial, as basing suletionell, by nor silence stud se girt% to Mullett . in Ins Isclialf,the unjust heats Ment, as he I torsidtra d it, of the Russian tit/V(1'1110CM. I ars sabirroseil by the Pi twice to attend the trial; I' did attend, nod expected noxiously h. be calh.l upon, hi stale, upon oath, 8111 could recohrel of the co roinstaisers of his rase in Russia. lu Ihl. espeelatiou, Isom see, I was dreams...Odra ; testimony was nut called fur; au.l after, baring beard Ow most impious secusations of glom lulled of duly mid said oleo 11111 l on humanity, brostelit fin - ward by Mt Mutton t. egalltil 1111041 f 111111 Sir Stephen Shawls, I hail not the ppm. Wilily AM Mat me of publiciy refuting those charges. Althenigh I ate iterfertly some CMS the amertiuus of a man, standing is shuat MU of 'Selling , 14f11, tall, nu. 90 1 , 1 , 0 11,A by us) other Irstuniins, have 00 weight Wh•tetre With the PAM r and wattling put of the Pablo - , yet 1 should he wanting, I think, to Om interests and hornier of the Gusersustent of Ibis country, as Nell ns to my men character pd ~..r „ ,„,; „ „, if I did A.( rudvacocr 10 du ,tray any Ina, ethic tinsapprekroshoi upon illi• an' ject, try as ample a elDieillittlt of the eiretiosistisitres, Its MY M. more lit•11:10:• (WWI whit Ii passed some seals ago, will ail;As me to futilish As my Lord, arr at the head °filial dortosoutut, mi rk. wiia4l woe noployo.d, I rourrivo it tu he my duty to Addrets this statement to 'um I.urdsitip. - - In the year I sic, I serneniber receiving a litter from John Bellto2Lass, complaining of his lacing detained in prinois at Archangel, sad niy protection, sweat what hr run• mind to be the issjostsce of the Constituted Authorities of that Pio ; I remember that issineihately epee thy reerim of thus fettle, I remelted cub s.r Stephen Shiner, who agreed riot Linty to write a litter to the Governor-General, requiring au esplimatieit of she eiretiontaeces of which Bellingham complained, hot also to his own mercantile currenpondent., Prii ;O. Iteenteins at Arrliaszel, far their opinion of the con dint nit the Benno Goneussentat towards the Complaisant. I .irmsettl from thrior tone., that Bellingham having &VI r 110111N4 is rOUIMAI it 141 Minim an with she home of Dor- Lrrß and Co. peconian, Chlillta were made by each patty • the other, 111111 that these chomp had heels 61 the G WI ir•Ge neral if (erred for derision ill hnm • IntrthalliA, trio Brilinh merchants being appointed on the part of Bellingham, sod tiro other porions no she part of Doehecker. Ify the anal.; .if otiose *donator*, Beilinghean was declared to la ntiah , ed it. the aii•Novers ut Borherker the nem of two thow ej§l4 routines This nuns Bellingham, notwithotrisoling this dens ....,, refond to pay. . . It a 1.41 appeared &non the communrc dims' received from Archangel, that arnmial awe had bees isiststated gooiest Itillitistism, by the °suet • of a Rowan skip which had bee. 1.., In the %%hate Sea. They ■rc ward him 14 having written all ationystuns ktler that had Ist., received by the Vide!. wnt..a in London, is •locio letter it was t asted tied the ia saii.inre of that ship... a fratiduleat transaction; and pay. rest for the loss of her had twee iu consepienre restated Nu meta/actor, roof se. 'Masud against fleilsighani, and he wee ectlellteti of lbw charge. Bat before the termination of this act, he aitesnytt tl to %sot Aickangel, and heist Mopped ►y the PIIIII e, slain he ersiatell, he as. taken Ili pea...: but Wai son. after liberated, to entiwitnetter. I be low... of a mem' application to the Governoe Onto Sir Ste phen tb..rp. Abost title period 1 goofed Roma ; nod I tivre as recol- Wise* of heress , g any thole move of Joke Ilellowborn I'll after soy aeons IA St Niel...bores *poll tor *scowl eflab:6•ll. He ram. looms , * solo os, Leo.. one moon', wool whetter' tae to allow hos is remota all west, a wilt to moot loos( etbe. tote cuatoJe hr she Police, from whom he Lod recap ed. I ecoophed osth dam regent, though I ...Id sot, lopes any prwl, swim" to 'merit the power of prolerliop AIM from kda Knot 11 appeared tiro a.... 1 of the Alibi. Intro. of Arelseostel Ittr.l bre* roofings...l be the *caste, to whirls hole Ilesloothaso isa.l sproteel, owl he was le ag s. stllrrier•sieleorredower to the etteleoly of the Collies, delem. ureter (a Trthooal ratablosheii foe the especial pwfifow natio' .*,.*basset of cooloteresel mothres Moira/ to Rfltls Pelreis aid when aothorsto woe .••.frogoe. N rho vose. merrtal Te.ote Woo.* the two Coosstrol) Ilene to ✓oom tell he tireeltoried the dell wf 11.. too tiw.r.swii .look, 'Me eswki4 was owl r.ettp7y send, fur he . an allowed to **lt wbrrever Is pit mord. ails. dby a PN4bee Officer Ise lewwwwi I. the Ciolkie He ems foripswity w troy homy *loot at ~lows tours ~noel from 07 Prolate liihrril/liep eri rs !l rams rooory, to s.sppxrt boss stoma ha ealllolllllllll ef.“4111/4 as I. was b no legal oodsorttoa of the tousle', I sroolsi so oes pr. foot, make soy oppitrattes he thlo retro*: has I r e lonahrr well, so emereetstion Irish the Ilienetee twines Afars, esperseree a, psessul thee the R.. .sew fiwwwwwwf. smog we propel wf 100oreerseir the unst .4 ateeme, prepity4 from hlm, iromelfl Mwr. lam fear p.. awe. w eettehes stl hi hatietteaki, owtoorwteir h Enka& l ei l m awe after this 6111101111141111. sliphruestse Werra. re er *Drell lbw Osefoe ow/ Me moot wf pablw Swede Wo the *Wept se.-- . tbs. : s i ....l ; ein .i rlet h - „, pip, (e . -- ..,, ,erb , egrposie. gavg e g esa hogg ideput garey ai dueu esat s.:: ......... o.. ... u " s ys timi re, Le4l") „ tv m sweis ..e s sida " seysimata itd .w . .wept as, al Tr0 narimu5e5. :1 umb1e rmi—J er 1 : ::: t r . : ;,,,. ....71 24 ,......, ;, .._ j r,,.... 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J. trunk et. Ile 4 t.„e Ilueum.. l . l, tool"'" • 1, ip. .. 4 lir ... al b. ea .11,suipteard tha. !tilt • Th. 4,4 Kowa ams m e pr o bse..Amo 88.6. of 1117 . %, 4 11 41 1...,.. . al suc es, .• l o4o ll MPC iese 'sw o o toti lre s , trr tia:por m ...e t — . Je .t ... s i b w .. : I. :l: mi re, P o hl?' ti ) , sod 0cc..•. 1 • 14 . a Jalll "lad ' 6.'4.'4. Yak''' , Herr ter 011ivewori Foote, AP 10111064 Most 184 We Istrige wear fh.rt.o. Re. tool so the Ii wo .. • -....— . - . I 14•64 a Sheet; ma efeerleet et LitchieW ...we I.a. Pbraohowsbret Lain •pal ..-Jaar A,' li liar . r eaa.. 4 't er W. W. Wv." -A .111 1.- ". di— like lAI4 *"*. 11 " 11 " 0 "Yorn. $1 ta . twatt, al she 94 Ina . 30 1.,: MGM MATFA AT ii)ND(iN MIIIDG I t 1111 1 4 HAIS ti T o . 4,r00m, of 1 1 W Navel Debbillrab Relliew",_ s...4o•••ret a um e**•l7. ih...- 1..... .... Intalla ler ....luar il 1 Ilanotary, Maatbrater (Z... . relaa-4. at Mora. 43 Ma stile I. I Lies al abe wee( I. ) of aim... imensee d oi l by Sop W. W. wit**. so sio. If tioolitini soh try tito Right How. Le-d elms, at the Maw Ism, Sloacktatetrl4 lOW 1:• J. ha)lrer„ - -- -•" 1 mt. )ertee. hualreePri Wm !lielliokl Is Hell. K t % T e l . Tbe 44nigls aOm lIMPIda• 4 4 0 1 / 4 1 end ! 1 . 01,0,04 . INA. 110 11 sposem, at therm at the toe marl LONLIPOI I t • --P05..r.1 e - tut - 1 .-- .1; 1 1 1, e 7 -..- 1.1 0 11 : —..-" r i iikiN 1 . 14.: * I. Aro %al HIPtI•4 tris 16. 1 0 11 1 11110 * •1.•^ 4 .16 calem lll ll a "Pr •hrtioNli lift 44 a Ile feel " . 11 • 4 4 rim" ....4 1 1 . 71, le T. llamas, Currie eh.... ley, attend ;.Mt i. Arley. i... nrfet• ate rirt •is ed, _I . !, ilialtatiamaarlartterar. at torke ,/..•...1-...-1 7 • SWII -1 111 r• moo? tiool, shoot ho eft soder MOM to Ill.• epee, 684 40 to.' Mel 6 . 111 Urn . 4 Umeilliall, Leedom 1:1 one iii 11. %low C . - 141 s". T e'l • "el l me ; I' e.l 1. n MI T k • P" "P" of emu. the ease se she twit of s h e w k. . t : . 1. .. 41 . 0, .. as igingbmoos kip, as (iamb. . II: 01111111.1M170, 11 0 / ..: ••••111 p.Mrb,l .., IN, I Ili Cr li.. r -.j,:. ; 44 ... 4 ..... ij i - . - ' • --'"1111113&111111011111111.&- . • .~' ~ p y~. Belie *vetch. in whiglt he took isegagion to antra* the l imiting intern tv hick the people of this coup. try take ruthe affairs of Ireland with their (WIWI apathy .rett flue subject. TMs b i d e pendeut Livery of Lemke; naiads to Pie. lissaptvf ale 41111.". [Witt+ tioree No Gentleman hawing offered to speak when the Tart toast was drank. Sir Francis Burdett then pro. posed tt the health of Mr. Alderman Woud." CM* three.] Nlr. Alderman Woos expressed the gratitude which he felt fey the honour conferred upon him by so rewectable • meeting; end he felt Itintrelf fully iu‘sitied its returning them the thanks of the Livery of London. friends to Parliamentary Reform. He now felt uu little pride in being an Elector of Westminster as well 411 11 I... , verytuan of Leuiluo ; and he would assure thew, that it the next Elec. tom, his utmost ellutts ehonld be made to promote the re.elevion of the worthy Baronet. of whose po. lineal conduct he had beer. en itiveriable admirer. Applasse.) Sir F. IiVaDETT then itropoaeti. It Mr: notices, awl tlat HonOcu vas drank with three. Mr. t lerghe begged leave to return them his wartne4 thanks fur the honour just conferred upon hit self and the °titre Members of the Club to which he belonged. The noltee taken of him iti diehlually.hy so respectable a Meeting imperiously called upou hits to trespass a short time upon their indullynce in declaring bis opinions upon public affairs. fie felt the greater desire to dose then. he cease on former occasions he had sometimes been misunderstood or mi s represented. and he knew there were many people to the country who either vette indifferent. or hostile. to the elitise which lie humbly. bet uniformly advocated, and which they sous to celebrate and proutute.—(Cheers.)—Like the worthy Hart. who filled the Chair. he fora long sidle felt • sincere and unaltered coin/minis', that thorough charge ie the system of Goitertiment was absolutely neeessaey before any rational hope could be entertained of beuvtit to the country from the e Ker. r Maio( any set of wen, howorer good their intention,. AR be wai:ted, and they 'rallied. was a complete reemiritiini of that Constitution wh•:tt their facia theta framed, and •iirlet which they intended their destendants to bee—thet tonstilution so often. and or highly extolled in theory. but so strangely per. weed in practize...q.4 tank.) Mr. Peek. s here took a abort view of the nature of the Cunatie twits*. which. he cooteniled. had been roast tin jirstillibly altered. to the disedvantage of the people. The great sources of our grievances were to be found in the Borough System.. mid if they were not folly and speedily removed, our political dissolution mast iseritably follow. Vrom - What he had witnessed foe many year', his prospects of the Wore would -be gloomy indeed. 'were it not for the spirit of freedom, which he per ceived to pervade the company around him. By, their independent cooduct, they evinced •to the world their regard for their toberttrs in electing at their Representative that unitsutited clnpioa of Vidiaineutary Reform Sir Frauds Buffett. A reftww in the House of Commons had been et all times his principal political object, because lee thought that alone could etrectually restore us the paestrowou el our lung-lust liberties! While .peek tog of Reform, lie wished the Company to tuic*. *Nod that he meant Co wilfttelettOtto. tool that 14111- cal reform eu ably tanned upon by the Hun. Bart. Borne people repressed eh apprehrt.t.mto that a great 'hinge could not br effected without blood-shed; and, in ruppaet of their opinion. instanced the French Rerilodoo. Hr, however, could adduce earn y iostoricie of great chtonit • haring tak• u wthent eat coonuotios. : sod edit tespeci to the Frekcli ft-eelutinii, hr would ark. whether that «rent ever s nultl here happened. had the /epoch Kirg It.teneol to ti.e Veit, VI Ili. people 1— lifpplause.l---The two Mott ache of Eurwere, ahn had fallen II the bond. rf th. a ow it subietts, were to be pitied for their oni•fortusorst more than their crimes, by suffering themselite• to he b'indly nostril by evil Counsellors, who dloorrgasolo d the wt.-v.BKr, 11041 petit - of the people. What to spelled a British Monarch to effect his ',tape upon th e Thaws by nigh', in elnigui,e. but the breaking or his word to ti his early penis ?"—f4 A violation of his sacred promise.—/Applowarj— The oily thing the Mininere of this Cou n try had to elm., to secuie tl.e affs-ction of the people. we. to be honest. Stith was the lumen r f the most eminent .rglataiorr •oil Lawyers on the Cothatr, liens Color to &irk , 1811•1 Foe, and the Pilot. wha roes pie,. *tootle r to tire 0 weetio•rrd the storm " elategAtte.)—llad a Moron in Path ascot tellies. else., when for by the people, the Annt. , esn War litter %wilt' hAiiresterl. nor the war at 1/I• Irttarli KIII•1111101.; and noterithvbriding all the Be resertiatives of the people had bane iniiiireal to ike Interests ei the e niotry. were they noly at peir.est to I .aft tt) I openetiee. •n.l a 41• 0 41 to the estee of t.t. it Consrit.isni• for tlie future, all lb. ir la t m eop. duet mould be forgornqs, e nd she 'M e hl a t the Poole to those oh,* paaaasaa4 their bot outere•no at b ss res t nni.l hr ossolotatied.orGreet A ppieque 1-- fr, however. the Reptirtieetatives wholly dree.reill. • 1 the ea.!s or the pelt*. he Wee miry le soy that lie saw noohi.. i t b.ftste Ista, bat eau*, lot arptsbror. you and olt.too•!. The •t toil sta44, 1 . 110 Cle. We %elate's eel Polosammtart idgewo.4llllo, Cwlo4oo l . Which w e 441..4 with greet applies,. Move returned thanks lea th e ha. }Per .one him ltv the ‘I. cu.,. sot •Plegily traiirted Shy riec.eaaty tot a R 4,14111 Parlivnit•ir e Ile the woly oeronedy the enmity, bed left for it ewe eeleet. ala• preoont grievissees. snub these secant" aeo,wit siligol poop's , w lototy. I.lt •el Wrier% Voir 1 4 %441 i• neitlttr IA the . him dent ...~., ;.• FROM SATURDAY ivicnrs GAZE 7 E. CE RTIrICATES, June id. — . --mas!--- ~ T J. illinnnalii, Woolwich, Kent, ladder . —W F. Walken Chatham, Kent, lincer•iliopi , r —IN Sena and W Waterton, - Wlsitehall. Nio*.43. 11112. Pier iditiy, nit n'a-nicreerii —W park', Swat ford upon-Avan, His Royal Hignuess the Frame Ks getit,Mia b-eti AV,irwick vicluallirr.—G Buclisuaii, lAvrrpool, toeiclunat --.. pitmard. in the tisane rod nu the behead' Ills m.,- ( . KOlllllll and J. Lliodiliedt, i..vvopuol. Mertimill,—W. P. req. to order a enrage &elite to pees the Gteet 1 1 :ii m il , ..1, t r, i 4e ii . a t t h J ( a ; ou la r i i: ; :itre::, it i e:l k ir , J•ruw, rust ji zielaaz i t—. Seel of the United Kitigriosu tot (ire.' Britatn.and cheater, earl-icy .1 AVIs i ' ll;;a i nt i l 1. it e ra e o r iTAl unche r a a ter, giO. - Irrlarol. empowering the D,ait and Chapter of the se ra..--.l.Keutios and t:. Imuins,Storkron,'Claesier ellen fat. Cathedral Church of Ely to elect a .Bishop of that turs.—.M. Cameron, Great Yarmouth, miliiner.—.l 14.1 , 11,7, See, the nine being void by the death of the Right Irmeaa.cr, merchant --.C. Skinmw, lusicaider, e r,icer —0 Z . :u . iiii::lll,...eeLedst,,,zerbeihnuki:it..—. dr. . i. Scutt, e . %. ,, ii...iiii w is. c o :ft ant Reverend Father to God Dr. Thomas Dampier; taat a nd His Rayed Highness has also berm pleased. by his royal ago manual, to recumniend to the weld Dean and Chapter. the Right Reverend Father in trorlDr. Bowyer E (ward Spathe, mow Bishop' of Chester, to be by theta elected Bishop of the said apoinier.—.l. Adams and J. Ludlow, E ss i.i sli e, t a t . ,,,,,,5i,. ail rod culouruben., -- See of Ely. MR: A II . The I}Verage price of 11.uv - firit; Muscovado Soper coo. puled rl 0111le Hew, we mule in week -ailing the 411th dAt ut May, 101 . 2, is 431. 01. per handred , sive of Ike duties wr Coolums paid ur payable tbtreua, ow MK labia thereof lain Great Britain - - MILITARY PROMOTIONS. -- Commission ivied by Me riee fleeter; .a qj Mt County etr 1 . MEETING OF CIL EDI FORS AT GUILDIIALL, Surrey. 1 To-wommow. M el- • set Segni...lit of Royal Stoney Militia. J. Maskrll, Greenwich, sailor 'her • • 3 42 The Right Honourable Henry Lord Moutfort to be Maj or, R. Blimenard, Homer-lane , glover -a It . vice 'llionipson, removed. Dated May .d, 1512. IL 1 i c .. t cy, sew and D. 'Aerial, jou. Comaliereinl. C o in... Woes is the King's Own Regiment of Staffordshire Hi- road, rope-waken - •3 to 111 it, deb. , / rim the L , rd I. , .teauat a . the Canal,, at Stahel. W. .1 Recency, Nea:ale.maiket, salesman - 3 1 The Earl ut Dartmouth to be Colonel, vice the Earl of Cu- .1. W Lesiserhato, Gray' ahabe r-inn.la asherne, grocer - II In la Midge, di ....ascii. Dared April 15, I Blit. R. Norris, Marichester, d Major the II lommarable John Chelaynd Talbot to he Lien- R. Adams, Greennicli, halm %Walter - a a ler ',omit-Colonel, vice Deahrowe, resigned. Dated May I, J. Whim, Jaunts street, Cortist garden, oilman . a see , tau I, B. rook , a,Shisbooroo lane, merchant - •3 It Captain William Palmer hi be Major , vice the Earl of Dart- •N. Carkeet, %knitter strati, is pholatcier - -3 II mouth, promoted. 1221(41 April 2e, lb IL iJ. meu Nelsou and F. A. Sturges, Bow lane, wareho use- 2 io ....... - ....... PARNES2HIPS DiiiOLVED. , F. Millard , and W. Bond, Upper Thames - street , 1 Fluidal and J. Cottle, St. Albany, Hertford, millwrights, ! hat•nannafacturcre - . • 2 it May in, in f.! --W. Bullock and P. Lavery, Mancheder, silk :T. Dykes, Greet East Cheap, cliocolate.rnaker . 4 14 wort cotton 'manufacturers. March 4, in te.—T Barber end . IL V. Windsor awl Cu. Chancey hone, law•stationers 2 I i 11. RAwlillathe, Ilimenli, Derby, white lewhinaimfaciurers. 'P. 1 anderes, Water-lime, Tower-street, merchant Ito May 13, in 1 , 2 —J. Wrens and S. Burge,, Nlucelaslield, I J. Wail, Broad court, Lotig acre, tailor - i s Cheater, atlit.minufacturew. May it, in i J.—R. Semler and ;W. Lunn, St. Mary at-Hill, London, slop-seller -a a, T. Ferrets, Angel alley, Whitechapal, autir Irruatls. May ' S Lawrence, Stepney green, 1a9...h1. r - -J in so, Itiaa.--J• 14 ac t T. Joanne, and E. G. Fcricira, Eon- I T. Ora, J. E. Hoolhoom, I'. J. Teuton, and T. A dun, taterrhannw-May Itt. 11114 —W. Beck and T. it, Al- I Knoblock, New Broad-street, merchants -1 11 port, Forlostreet.hill, Loudon, wountonteri. May 15, tilt& , H. (ottoman and W. Cuthirsh, laidAoue, carpenters 1 la D. Stephens and W. Watt, Stepoey, Middlesex, rupra.saa• , DIVIDENDS. Mrs. May 11, I bi 2. 1 3. Waugh, Lampa Condnit•streer, haberdasher - to ..-......ww—.--- C. Thomas Philip-Imm, factor - in IJ. Sparrow, East ladia 'bombers, merchant - le J. S. Iliirkwood, Stoke Newington, brewer, - In J. De Freda, Lino...street, trail merchant - 1 T. Stuart, Permondaerstreet, hat manisfaettarer - In .1. S. s, Imalrerliiii fit, Kelit, si,ktploreper - 12 J. St' t 'moon, Oxford air' et, dealer - 1t tJ. Clark, Broadsheet, Weativin.krotpliolaterry . a, r. Frsenatti, Dyat'a.C.tui 1, AlderimaiMury, warehouse.. moo . . . . to J. Hohertson sad J. Stein, Lawrence Poriutney.hiit, mu ~ blurs - - - 12 Eno Moan, Portsmouth, linen . draper - - I t V. II all, Silt. er.street, Woodidrect, M anchester-ware lmweniau . - - - in J. linnibtr, Foiling, Durham, inerchaut • 1i J. Smith, Commeo 'int-road, Boot and shoemaker to G. Greer' said .r.(hceti, (;scut Marlborough-street, fain). a - - - II J. Gar,larr, I lorarlyt . l , l2 n, enahmerchant - to J.Celvaire, Red Lion sheet, nitre-merchant - In A Ilaseell, Haymaiket, army accoutrcolent.makrr 14 W. Ki• 4, Breuer sheet, Golden square, stationer - in J. Tigeell,Gospori, linen draper - - lir CEATIFICAT rs W. Parsons, of Fore-street, Linirbouse, Middlesex. but. lier.--J. W Munroe', ut liuvort, Smittiampton, pork butchers—lL Tod, late of It iihJaneiro, South Ault rwa. bat now of Liverpool, mereliali.—C Pcr....11, of LyrapahaP•• tamanriw,t,i nal. oar r.'bant.--). Ranuett. of Masorteeller, hail dry—W. Woodman, Bartholinam..l:lnar, drug grinder a .l Adkiii, of Ainsworth, Lancester, eirtion•fpiiiner.—E A: A.lliovuo, of I...serpent, tolsaccorat.-11. Cooper late a Ludgate Intl, bookseller. NKPUPTCY SCPEttsEDFD 'thorn's Day, of Weal Cowes, late of Wight, merchant BANKRUPTS. Jose ph Parker, of Lower Miaow, Kidderminster', Wor cestershire, ironmonger, to :Amender, June it, and Jelly 4, at eleven, at the S•wirport Inn, stourport, Loser Ma ma. Attorney*, Messrs Clarke and Pardue, Bewelley ; and John 13111111111, Moor buildings, Lincoln's Inn, I. 1 osl . Johis Knelkr, of Gospori, Southampton, amble-keeper, to simender, June It, 9, awl July 4, at let., ad Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Harvey, Cursituestrsel,Chaucery hille. Nathan Hyenas, of Doke street, Metric, Londe*, Soh moit2er, to otivroder, May Si, June 9, and July ,„ at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. A. Isaacs, Beets Marko, St. Mary Axe. Charles Davis, of Birmingham, Warwick, aboemitaker, to surrender, May lit, 30, and Jelly 4, at eteven, at the Knyal Birmingleines. Attorneys, Mr. Th ~,,, as Mole, Bir mingham; soil Mr. Nieholl", (tray's Intmaiwase. Wilhelm Campion, of Msmhy, Lineolioliere, miller, to surreinler, Jou.. td , at three, 13. at ten, utol July 4, at eleven, et the George Inn, Swishy. Atiorurss, Strom Broome owl Carney, t and Messrs 11:3111y, Stocker, add Dawson, Fume/ars tun, Londos. Wendel Chile, late of Westheurna ich, Staffordshire, druler in iron, to surreader, Jima go, sad Jedy 4, at twelve, at the Renal Mehl, Bermioglitern. /tummy', Masse.. Bleaselate, Alexander, nod Holum - , New Inn, Loudon; nod Mr alerestetti, threntnahmai. Joseph Beiessimage, of Lower Mitten, Kidelerniiiister, Worecstershm, victualler, to amender, Jule m 3, 44, sod July 4, at eleven, at the Mummer( Inn, Stoorport. Moor oeys, Messrs Clarke mud Pm doe, Beeville) , ; and John Bur bow, Stoac-buildings, Liurolns lon. Combos. 'flsomas Shepherd, of Portsmouth, wierilman, to sawn. der, 1111.4 to, at one, 11, at cheese, mud July 4, at one, ut the Crown Inn, Gosport. Attorneys, Mean. Sweet and Stokes, Busiesaliall.sireet, Lundeen; and Me. David Cu..,. piffle, Gosport. Thomas Hart, of Bristol, wharfmger, to surrender, May 49, hum 9, :tali July 4, at heeler, at the oltrot re of Mr. Finnic..., NI. Joho sired, Bristol. Attorneys, M...-.s. Whit , t.ontw And 51161'31161 Ina, Fleet strait, Loudon and J. 11. Fr.sokis, St. John.streel, Bristol. AkNaadrr Mein and Owen Pell, of Liverpool, merchant', to surrender, June Ili, 17, mid July 4, at oat, at the Globe Tast,ll, I.,eerpool. Attorneys, Messes. Cooper and Lowe, Suestliainpiol4.huildingsACtiamery-lane, Loudon; and three! and Liecrpnol Da% id Maurice, late of Marlborough, Wiltshire, linen• draper, to surrender, Joni. 1, 17., and lulu 4, as eleven, I the Conk lain, Marlborough Attorneys, Miss.. es-ed Welfoid, Maillsorough ; and Mr. limbo', Gray's au square, London. Peter Perdue, late of Broad.street, Loudon, insurance broker, in sureviede i, May 116, .1 war 6, not July 4, at eleven, at Guildhall. Atiorins, Messrs. Swam, Stevens, Maples, mid reamer Old keit, NAVAL lATECLICtIVCE. PORSTMOUTH, MAY 22. Avrived theSpit/irr 61141 Baz:ord. from a etnise. Tile Carmarthen and Alexander E-ar leidiamen have arrived at like Aluther 'Wok, tram the 00,811.. —Wind W. IPI.TWOUTII. MAY '2l. Cam• in the Anheark m•n or war, trot off Breit. Arrived the French schooner iiironddle, from Baltimore for Bourdeans, with ruin, capturz..l hp the Artai , le and Dryad frigates ; also the Maidstone frigate, from the Medsterreliven.--Also unveil a French _base-ntoree, called La Maria Fraecoi', with brandy, crp.urrit swat the We de RI c, l.y the Arrow schooner, which mu alto artived Irum a cringe. The Arrow has made two other like captures, but they hive not yet inked. Sailed the Bravo and Leona, on • rruiie ; •nd the Pe►sian sloop of war. with • convoy fur the Downs...—Wiud S.W. Samuel kettle, of Flkston, Cheshire, dealer and clinantan, la ' , Wander, June iti, 17, mid July 4, eat tlevro, at the Crown lan. Naottrieh, Chaohue. Attotheys, Mr. Curry, Liverpunt ; and Messrs EtUranus and Elwutul, firmly/Wu, Ot Mr. A; hes kr, MAO! Inn, Lundun. DIVIDENDS. TORBAY. MAY 22. Arrived the 1 onset 'loop of I ,,rt a the outward-16"unit Americas& eonvaij, having Imo the rest. IDC‘I.. MAY 22. June to. C. 'ferries and I. Nailer, I.nadon, nierehante, nt 'kern, at Guildhalls—hove itt It. Pickering, I.lres pool, wine-merchant, at eleven, at the Glolve Tarry", Liverpool June 13 I. Tooke. Strand, atom merchant, ut twelve, at GonWhall, Lamltits.—Juste 13 J. Se oil and &sou, Sosth-atieei, Firalwary-square, London, mere bawls, at ten, at (inrldltall —lune 9. 11 Wall, Salo.bn.v, Wiltabier, I..n.draper, at eleven, al Guildhall, I widen—lssue 10 E. Milllnera, .I Hallowell, and T. Wain... 141, !lath Shirlilv, Northumberland, slop.bashkra, at eleven, at the 'l'ark's Head. Newrialla-wpme-Tylie.-wJasc t.t. J. B out, late ett Lloyd'. Callfee•hottar, Loodon, untleartritee, at twelve, id GriWkaK —Jove Is Kletwia,Grafs Inn, Moldleaeit arr. emote at mt.. at Guildhall, Lawton —May eft R. &awn., Aterriwateltery.l.atient. warelaimaemai, at 1t.., at G oddball. —close tu. K Hasty, late of Iluegot lane, tVinnt.aireet, Cheapsede, London, carroty, at Stec. u, at Guildhall hone go E. Hyward , swot Of lite of New Sae nm , Wilidlltre, Weir, at eleven, al I.smilms.—.lll,ll. no It relday-atreet, lawolon, me.. haul, al len, at Guildhall.-- Sone 94. I. Reale and T. A. Rede, Rovisaltalt.stem 1, 111111410010.1101, at Ira, at Cul Lood.in —June 40 It Warodavdey, pun hortt.oirret, ( hearcale. I.oodoo, ware. imamate*, at CanoldhalL Loudon —June J L4tran veers ; slid ( harks laal.ln , of Someone, Fhnt• Awe, lend mereltaata, at eleven, at she Feathr.'s lots, (lie.. tee—June ill. J Holder Kilapton opus Hull, tailor and draper, at elm's, at the I.led and I)s. k Torten, Kingston up...llan —1 oar 13 3 lluwrq , (ionic., linen draper, at tt, al the Feather. lan, Ctorster dune W. Hail. Muth Shoal*, shipowner, at eleven, at tin Geor4e Inn, Newemele. nptowTyne W. liartry,rlii.well-aireet St. Luke Iddisaen, Arrived th• ('Aristeme p11(1 I ',fiance *at, from id Flushing ; alai Acitrc iiigitte still 1 or prize, from l'ortmemith. Severe' private letters• received hy the Anlinit Mail, state that negotiations between Fraser and Rama are, in the midst of all the preparations Ins wor e carried on with the wrest's! activity. _ _ PRICK 01? Nivea oN SATURDAY. Hank RNA ral 3 tifir Celli. 'Weevil ... de 3 prr r:erit. Commis . 4 per Oral 74 1, per Celli. Nary 1..... e A eatutire - ili lads% Bond. , I xeheriii.r iltße pre. kw:110g Lothry Mkt fit ISE. t ....Avis tor T. RISH, Work Peri 4, Cuttsboll, ssil 9, Charioteers. SIRTHR. Os W.-411.1d- ihr •Nth Xsy, is OM plot alrege, Mrs nr Diaeh.. Ir. Latrly, %a tlm.rell Eloyel, ef Testlmesry, sf Ws% Irbsto with Lit mother. rue IsAele In Austell. MARRIAGE. Wyly, al Tywkeshurv. Nir MetlN, sit todbury,/, - a - I 1