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• d . 7 .0 r • A IKMBRIt 4763. TNRATRE-ROYAL. COVENT-GARbEN. MONDAY NEXT, March 23, will be astral OA time) • New Moslem! Dr.llllll. called ROB ROY MACGREGOR; OR, AULD LANG SYNE. (Founded me the las Novel of Rob Roy.) With sew aotees, Deorses. aod Deeurstisma. air Frederick Swoon, Mr. kyrblot R•sblrigh Osbabli mas., Mr. Abbott; Francis Osbaltliatmee, Mr. %Hattie ; Ores, Mr. Blast:hard ; Captain Thoratoo, Mr. Connor; Rd Roy Macgregor Campbell, Mr. Mac:ready ; Moral, Mr. Wilily; famish am, Robert (Rob Ruy's Mora). Mr. Slalom aad Master Parable; Major Galbraith, Mr. Taylor; Ilaillie Nitro! Jamie, Mr. Lidos, ; Juliano, Mr. Simu sssss a. Dana Venom, Miss Stephens; Mollie, Mrs. sterling; Jane Maealpine, Miss Logan; Rally, Mrs. Bishop; Helen Mac gregor, Mrs . To w►ich will be added (46th time), a new Paatoasione, called HARLEQUIN GULLIVER; OR, THE FLYING ISLAND. • Guanine (aft►rwards Harlequin), Mr. Bologna; the King of Luapula (afterwards Paistaloos), Mi. 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Tbis day b published, very neatly printed in Oro. illustrated with Plates and a Chart, price 12s. Wards, NARRATIVE of • VOYAGE to HUD SON'S BAY, in his Majesty's Ship Itwisinund ; con taining wine Account of the North-eastern ("meat of Ami ne:l, and of the Tribes inhabiting that remote Regime. By Lieutenant EDWARD CHAPPELL, It.N. Printed for J. Alawinau, 39, I.ndkalr-alrect. ••• la the Press and speedily will be pubndied l, by the Entre Autlel', NARRATIVE of • VOYAGE to NEW FOVNDIAND and the COAST of LABRADOR, illus trated with a Map an 4 Eagravinga. 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And by whom will slimily he published, by the same A oilllW, TRAVELS through DENMARK, SWEDEN, LAP LAND, FINLAND, NORWAY, owl RUSSIA; with a Description f thr City of St. Petrr.horgh, liming the Ty rattily of thr Emperor I , nut ; loto.l..rortv primps( in quarto; with uumerous Virw,, 11n1k, /f7,/‘240,,4 • .t. . .:t••1 • b _, • : .::. ..Z : . %-. ' 1 `I • • 61 I ' A . t 74 1 l i I . iv - . , fil ;Oa . ! . 1 .. , l ( 4 11 A le '..\14 re .....„ ~ ••! y 1 y . , , ~,.. t. 0.- .... ~ Atil ~ ....4 + • . ( _.--- LONDON, MONDAY, MARCH 16, 1818. `• BRITISH GALLEiIf, PALL-HALL. llijlS GALLERY* EXHIBITION and SALE of the WV of BRITISH ARTISTS. is OPEN EVERY DAY hook en iu the hlormiug till Five it Hie 'Seeming. • Adoeillastor. lorv- Catalogues. is. - JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. "'"" wESTV MR, WEST'S RAHIBITION. THE GREAT, PLCTUHE , DEATH ON THE PALR HORSE, cmusr RFJF.CTED, sr. PE MR'S FIRST SiRMOM, with Neves-al PICTURES end SKETCHER{ (row °tier souPTURAL SUBJECTS, or, uow Etthipitiir under the Intorrliate Patronage of him Rol al Highness the PRINCE REGENT, at No. 125, Pall Mall, near Garltun.House s every day Mom Ten till Etre. CHARLES SMART, Seenlory. I FllO4ll SATURDAY. NIGHT'S G4ZETTS I .• 4 I . 1 • 041.141.016, Jiligai 14, 1818. • MEMBERS RETURNED TO NIUE IN THIS PRESENT PARLIAMENT. Borough of Chelateburch. George Henry Ruse, E'.q. its the room of the Right Honour able George Ruse, deceased. Town of Southampton. William Chamberlayne, of Walcott-Grove, In the parish of Saint Mary gawk, in tki county of Soolhampton, Esq. in the naint of George Henry Rose, Esq. who has accepted the office of Clerk of the Parliaments. War-Offire, Marek 13, 1818. 41h Regiment of Dragoon Guarthi—John Clrmiaon, Gent, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Ramsey, prousoled--Com ' missies dated Ikeember 25,1817. let Regiment of Dragoous—Juba Dillon, Gent. to be Cornet, by porelisse, vice Dillon, who retires--dated March 5,1818. 17th Reginseat of Light Drattuuna—Lientroaut Ardour Brooke De C.opell Brooke, from the Royal Regiment of Horse Guards, to he Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Supple, who retires—dated February 26,1818. 19th ditto—George Mecham, Cent. to be Corset, by , pur chase, vice Georges, promoted—dated as above. Culdstiesin Regiment of Foot Gisarals--fkarles Ricketts, Gent. to be Eneigu and Lieutenant, by purchase, •ire Armytage. promoted ha the Royal Yurk Menem—dated Mardi 5, 1818. ed Ilegintesit of Font—Lientromot Trretice O'llrieit, from She Itall.pay of the WM. KvXimrnt of Fout, to be Lieu tenant, •ice imitits lialueli, who exclanov—dated Fe __ __.. breery 28. 1818. Lieniernint ill!hem Hunt to be Adjutant, vice liniatb, who reigns the Adjuisniey only—.laird se Elver. 3d dittu—Lieistenant Robert Slirlinr, (nun 'he belt:pay of the Regiment, in be Lientesenui, vice (lodes Walvb, oho exchanges, receiving the difference—aided ea above. Sth ditto--Lieeieeege David Vann Neches, (ruin the bell- pay of the 75th Fuul, lu be Lieu Sewn.., without per. er'chase, vice Briscoe, soperisetled--thsled March 5, 1810. 20th ditto—Secoull Lieutestant David William Artisan,ld Douglas from the lualf.pay of the 21s1 bet, to he Busiefil vice Donates Wariest who esehattirs i • 'milli% the dif. licinsee4—dotal as iYwe. . 26th ditto--Liessteoart Thews 111 4 Niveo. (root the half pay of the 4124 Foot, to he Licelessiel, vice Jame, Fs awe Russ, who exchanges-4,lft+. as above. 34111 ditto— Li e lobo H. Dwain, front the 77th Foot, to be Locuu•nastt-Colottel, vice Everard, who exchanges—dated as above. 43oldioto--Eusigte Robert William Henry Drury to be Lies,. tenant, by purchaser, vice Havelock, promoted ite the 32.1 Foot—dated as above. Ensign Anoint O'Doionell, from the half-pay of the 27th Foot, to Ise Ensign, vice William Powell, who exchanges —dated March 4, 1818. Halfwit, Gent. to he Ensign, by purchase, vice Drury —dated March 5, 1918. 48th ilitto--Capteisi Musick NlseDoneall, from the half-pay of the 11th Foot, to be Captain of a Couip.uly, without poreliase—deted as above. Lieutenant Hector NPOitarrir from the 9811. Foot, to be I.ieutenaut, without purchase—iladed as above. 88oh ditto—Captain Francis C. Crotty, front the half pay of the 39th Foot, to he Captain of a Company, without pur chase— slated F. broary 28, 1818. lieutruasit Shull° Do front the half-pay of the 50th Food. to be Lieutenant, without purchase.-dated Fcbru- ary 23. 1818. Eusigu .1. Kearns to lie I.ieutenant, without purchase— dated Frbruaiy 20, 1819. Arthur flair, Gem. to be Guaign, will t purchase, lice Kearns, promoted—date.l Varch 5, 1818. 74th ditto—Captain William Brownson, from the half. pay of the 23d Foot, to be Captain of a Company, wit:tout purchase—doted February 26, 1818. Lieutenant William Black, from the half-pay of the Regi ment, to be Lieutenant, without prichase--Jated as above. Ensign Samuel Spooner to be Lieutenant, without purchase --slated as above. Enrico George Gore, from the half-pay of 11w Dth Foot, to be Ensign, vice Job's Hume Hart, oho exciianges— dated March 5, 1818. Honourable Mariot Arbathnott to he Ensizo, without pur chase, vice Spooner, proinuted—dated March ti, 1818. 77th Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant-Colonel John M. Gerrard, from the 34th Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Dunkin, who exchanges—dated March 5, 1818. Litsitenant John Wilson to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Rogers who rrlisra—dated as above. Licuienaut James lllrrshnll, from she half-pay of the Ith Foul, to be Lieutenant, vice Joseph Dowling, who ex chaogra, receiving the difference—slated Mat eh 4, 1918. Ensign Jacob Glynn Rogers to br Lieutesvint, by purchase, vice Wilson--dated March 5, 1818. Henry Mitsoingberd, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Rogers—dated as above. 80th ditto--Lienteseant E d ward Caulfield Archer, front the hiltpay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant., •ire Henry 2011, who exelstuges, receiving the ditfereuce--dated as •tear'. Assistant-Surgeon John Regan, from the ball-pay of the 93,1 Fool, to be Aesistant-Surgeon, vice Louis Sheppard, who exchanges—ilated as above. 89th datu--Lientenant Robert Manners Lockwood, from the Rifle Brigade, lo he Lieutenant, rice IVaMans Gray, is ha yetis ea sputa half.pay ef the Huh Foot—dated as above. Rifle Brigade--Lieuteuitot Freolei irk Thornlitiry, front the half-pay of the ads Foot, to be First Lieutenant, vice Lorkwood, appointed to the 89th Foot.--doled as above 2tl Weal India Itegirnent---.Liesitritant Philip Gravel, flout the half-pay of the York Light Infantry Polio/tern', to he Lieutenant, vice William Culls, vrhu exchauges--datcd . - February 26, 1616. 4th dilio--Eusign Henry Wldiq to he Lieutenant, without pullout, vice Delaney, deceased—dated February 23, 1616. Mather Ittmjamin George Reed, Geld. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice *Frutodell, Wry retirea--dateol February 26, late. R"Yai Yolk Rangers—Captain Tbumm Baylis, on the half pay as Adjutant at the Army Repot, to be Cuomo of a Company, mtbutat purchase, vice Ware, decaased—dairtl March 4, 1916. Lientromoot Henry Armytage, from the Culdstresm Regi ment of Fuut Guards, to be Ciptaiu of a Company, by purities., vice Finch, proidoled In the Royal West India Rangers—dated March 6,1818. Royal West ludi6 Rangers--Captain the Honourable' John Finch, from the Itolsl York Rangers, to be•Majut, by purchase, vice Massey, who retires.-..elate.l4ss above. &Wire Peter Gray to be Adjutant, vice Kent, who resigns the Adjutancy usily--slated November Q 5,1816. RREVET. Major General tile Honourable Sir Charles Colville, C.C.B. " serristg wish the Forces in Flanders and the Low Couistriew, is to bare the local rank or Lieniennut-Gelie ral in those Countries G um t h e 4th Ap r a , 18t5, that be- . iog the date at which this •ppoiotoirOt was applvvcil by bis Royal Nighties* the Prince Regent. STA Fr. Major G I Warren Walker, of the 59:11 root, to he He. poly Adjutant-General to the Troops saving iu the.le:aml Ceylon, with the Jolt of Lieutenant-Colonel in. the - Army. vice lieulcuaut-Cultinel Erskiue,deceased—duted Match 5,1818. HOSPITAL. STAFF. Assistast•Surgeon Thomas Napier, frum the 115111? Foot, to be SsepernoineraVy Assiatasit•Surgeon in the East ladies —"sled Ft 'ovary M, 1818. . . _ . AniHnwt.Snrgron John Ligerewnott, from the 12th Font , in the East In: dics--Aeled as above. Assistaut-Siirpon Alexander Sinclair, from the half. pay of She late Sicilian Itexirneut, to be Supernumerary Asaist aut•Surgeou in the East luilies--Jated as above. Thomas White, Erg. who was meperseried as a Captain in the 28 C4lllllllteeitllClli, in the year 1809, is reinstated iu his rauk—dateil March 5, 1818. The Christian name of Lieutenant Burn, or the 59th Foot, is James, and not John. The Ciimmissiuns of Lieutenant French, of the 80th root, arc antedated, as vtz. hie Enaigisey in the 59th Fuel, to the 10th Jitly, 10011, and his Lieutenancy in the 80111 foot, to the 2d February, 1807, but he is nut allured to re ceive aay back pay. PATN EIISH IPS DISSOLVED. J. Lawrence mid W. Kirlin. of Fore-aircet, Lambeth, Surrey, timilmer-dealers, March 4, IBlB.—W. Day mid C. Neve, of Gerraid-*tenet, St. Anne, Westminster, Mussels 13, 18111.—G. 11 Collett awl T. Side, of St. Martin'.-lane, Charing-crum, bramm-fousiderm, March 14, 1818.—J. Peadry mid A. Mattiogley, of Aston-in-lelYalla, Northamptioa, farmer., °ember 12, 1817.-1. Harris, R. Ituadew, C. Har ris, A. R. Gibson, and J. U. NMham, of Plymouth ' haokerm, Mooch - 12, 1818.--W. Wilson and 8. Thurman, of Notting ham, Jailer+, January 31, IBls—J. G. Brown and G. Gul let!, of Bristol, centiliters, March I, 1818.—N. Merridcwi J. Merrislaw, and T. 11. Merridew, of Coventry, primers, January 1, 1618.—T. S4llllll arid W. arriyahnir, of Lced•, dyer., January 1, 1818.—J. Grimahaw and 11. WIMP, /If Holton, Lasicamier, autism-manufacturer., February 7, 1818. Crux and G. Synapson. of Canterbury, aboe-w Imam men, March 1, 1818.—.1. Wandhearl, aim, T. Pratt, and J. Woodhead. of Rothe. ham, York, wine -merchants, July 31, 1817.—J F. Leitch, G. Vaunt., M. Troker, It Gordon, mod R. Graham, of Liverpool, Richmond, mud 31ancliemier, Stir globs mud New York, September 1, 1817.—J. Fleo.iog and M. Lang, of Liverpool, linen•drapera, March 4, 1818 —.l. M'Kerrvll and R. APKerrell, of London, and Paisley, Scot land, Merchant., January 31, 1818. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. James Thawed, of Bath, rerfnmar. RANKnurrs. Edward Al!port, of Blroungliam, silrer.plater, to surren der, 51,lieh 23, 24. and 46125, at one, at the Swan Hotel, Ihrminghani. Mioreseys, Mr. Egerton, Grays-lisu-square, L kit; and Mtssrs. Spurrier and timidly, Birmingham. %Villisan Walton, late of -Evrsbain, Worcester, harp ooner, to anrrender, March 30, 31, at the Crown Inn, Evesham, and April 25, at rikveso, at the Angel Inn, Fer. shore, Woreesttr. Atlcirtiryr, Mr. Diueley. Pershere; and Messrs. Hurd and Julmson, King's-lkuch-walk, Temple, Alma Ley Gwillym, late of Great Rath-alreet, Clerken well, Midilleaex, grocer, to sitirender, Mauch 46, April 4, and 2S, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Amory and Coles, Lulhhury, Loudon. Thorne Nati, of Manchester, cotton manufacturer, to mirrender, April 4,6, and 24, at ten, at the Dug T , Manchester. Atturneyo, Mr. Makiumm, Temple, London; and Mr. Atkinson, Ridgefield, Manchester. Joseph Moore, of Armitage, Stafford, victualler, In sur render, March 18, at three, 19, and April 25, at eleven, at the Talbot Inn, Rugs.ley, Stafford. Attorney, Mr Plaits, Priskridge, Stafford, and Castle-street, Holborn, London. William Norton Mandril, of Manchester and Salford, torn-dealer, to surrender, April 4, at three, 6, and 25, at ten, at the Past* Inn, Manchester Attorneys, Mr. Had field, Manchester; and Messrs. Hurd and Johmiou, Temple, London. John Vitae, of Hardshaw-within-Windle, laecasier, iron monger, to ttttttttttt t April 13, 14, and 25, at one, at the York Hotel, Liverpool. Attorneys, Messrs. Leigh, Mason, ■nd Hussman, New Bridge-street, London; and Mr. Lea- Harr, Liverpool. Thomas Plimmer, of Brailsfuril, near Derby t innkeeper, to surrender, Stara 17, 28, and April 25, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Hull, Chiswell-street, Finsbury-square. William Wright. of Bristol, vender of medicines, to sur render, March 16,21, and April 28, at twelve, at the Com mercial Rooms, Bristol. Attorneys, Mr. Meeks, Staple ton, books' ; tool Mr. Smith, Bristol. Richard Almoild, of Dartmouth, Devon, grocer, to Par render, March 17, April 11, and 25, at leo, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. While and Son s Lincolo's-lan- Olihrineare, London. Thomas Walker and Weary Palmer Parry, of Bristol, furitiolting-ironmongers, to surrender, March 27, 28, and April 25, at twelve, at the Cominertial Rooms, Bristol. Attorneys, Messes. Visaed and Blower, Loudon; and Mr. Cooke or Messrs. Leman, Bristol. Robert Harvey, of Dxfurd-street, Ntddhsex, grocer, to surrender, March 28, 91, and April 15, at ten, at Guild. hall, London. Attorneys, M . Gutty and Madam', Au gel-coull, Thrugusortuit-street, London. DIVIDENDS. April 4. S. Johnston, Isle of wa.o., street, London, ware houseman, at twelve, at Guildhall. April 6. IL I). Hayward, of l'lymtouth•Doek, grocer, at eleven, at Wiaklefs Hotel, Plymouth-Durk. Arid 11. W Wells, of Malduti, Essex, liquor-ncerchatit, at ten, at Guildhall, London. April 11. G. sloopsom, of Westoe, near South Shields, Durham, shipowner, at ten, at Guildhall, Isindon. April 11. J. Riper, of Middleham, Volk, wine-merelimit, at twelve, at Guildhall, L4/11t1011. April 7. W. Vaughan, of Pall-Mall, Middlesex, tailor, at ten, at Guildhall, London. April 11. J. Manton, late of Redeem's-street, Cripplegote, London, baker, at ten, at Gnildbell. April 11. G. Taubrirlge 111111 J. Smith, of loser Shadwell, Middlesex, cuahmerchants, at ten, at Goildhall, London. April 7. W. Spear, of Upper Thamcs-street, Loudon, sta tioner, at twelve, at Guildhall. April 21. I'. Deem, of Cis:incites-lane, London, wearing, at twelve, at Guildhall. April 4. J. Dowthwaite, of Maid.tone, Kent, druggist, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. April 11. .1. Smith, late of Eversholt, Bedford, grocer, at one, at Guildhall, London. April 25. J. 11. Pritchard, late of Caerleon, Monmouth, tin-puate•manufsrturer, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Aptil 7 J. S. Hichaid,, late of 51outagne place , Masai- 1'; . , ... PRICE al: ;" 'EN-PENCE. aquitre, &tide:Wert, merchant, at twelve-, at Gnil4l4ol, London. Aril 21. T. Sedgiti-li. of Cleraeurt.lane, Londens, tnrr tbaut, at twelve, 1 1 A:01411mill. • April 4. S. Allwright,,qf High-titre:et, •editch, Middle.- ' Sea , haberdasher,.•t tcn , et Guildhull . Landon. A pr d.4 tie Ilitlep, tate ut Colete:tier, Essex, c at use, at Lando's. April 11. W. San*, of Yieeadilly , Middlesex, saddler, at stlrtress ' at Guildhall, London April G. S. Houle, pt' Sheffield, York, 'pole-manufacturer, .at twelve. at the King's Head lan, Sheshel.l April 14. M. Eras!ley, of Hudslersfis!-I, York, ironintusger, • at :en, it the Wellington Insi, odslersfis April 4. IV. Macberm, of Mitre court, eticapsisle, L lon, wasehumwmaii, sit eleven, at Guildhall. May 19. J. Davies, of Sktorsiatch, Middlesex, liueb.slraper, at One, Loudon. • April 4. P. I) Timken and W. Tuckett, of Bristol, %Omit. sulergissivrs, at elrvem,at the romisseressil Room's, Mood. April 4. J. Coles, of West Smitlititisl, 1.4111111.1, beisLcr, at leo, at GuildliAl. April IL W. Stammer:, late of Liston, E•sex, miller, at eleven, at the Ruse and Crowis lass, Sudbury. April 21. M. Howard, of Eateatose-sitreet, Loudon, honker, .at twelve. at Guildhall. April 4. W. Sinnott, of Bowling-eseen-lane, Clerkenwell, Middlesex, scavenger, at ten, at Gieiblhall. March 21. J. Julies, J. Owen,. and H. Abbott, of Bucklers. bury, London, merchants, at oar, at Guildhall. April 11. W. Charnhertain, of Walliug-sirtet, Loudon, ho sier, at one; at Guildhall. April 21. ft. N. Silver. of Oxford:Wert, Middlesex, Leber. dasher, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. April 14 E. %V.lsuo, late of Hull, York, draper, at eleven, at Guildhall, Lueid , su. April 7. I'. Leant", of Maidstone, Kent, nurseryman, at civ ic°, at Guildhall, Loudon. April 7. E. G. Movie, of High-street, Shads•cll, Middlesex, . grocer, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loudon. April 9. J. Mockett, of St. Peter the Apostle, Isle of Thanirt, Kent, farmer, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Margate. April 4. W. Branscuinbe, jun. of Plymouth, Devon, bonier, at one, at Guildhall, f..orolou. April IP. P. Beni ttttt ,of Grow-air eet, Foodoiry-rogioare, Mid. 111111d11111i, at twelve, at Groh:hall, London. April 6. R. Allen, of Bedford, woul-buys.r, ut twelve, at the Swan Inn, Bedford. April O. B. Allen, of Bedford, felmonger, nt twelve, at the Swan Inn, Bedford. April 7. G. Ilannuoutl, of Marini/I, York, tallow-chandler, at eleven, at the Black Swan ton, Bedale, York. April 4. T. Cooper, of Wurmauud-atrert , L lon , vict uallrt, • as ten, at Gurslllkall. Spill 13. H. Itufr, late of Cheltenham, Gl. , orester, book seller, at eleven, at Slieldou's Hotel, (leitterster, CERTIFICATES.--Aentr. 4. B. Cooke, of l'als ieroft, Lancaster, c.siton,Risinner.—.l% Nurrlsuit, of Rodstun, York, eutnnoot.lorwer.—T. holes, late of Birmingham, woollro.draper.—R. l'uwiP, i.f t e. nor Mews, Groat•euur-street, Middlesex, veterioary-sisigeou. —W. Arrowsntith, of Stoke, Stafford, earthenware-L:41.0:w -turer.—W. Cowell, jun. of lifigass, Law:Astra, butcher— I. Elliott, of Bath-street, City-road, ',Middlesex, baker _f. Dodd, of Stanhope, Durham, groccr.—%V. Hyde, late of Cagliari, Sa.dinia, and now or late of Earl-street, Black friars, London, ins 'chant —F. W Srlostallog, of F r oao r ri,.. street, (module, Inerekstot.—J. Hutto) de, of Halifax, merrhaist.—R. °Berton, of Bradford, Phoplreeper.— T. Muure, late of the Bartitshain, lietrford, farm-v.—G. Walla and W. Rush, of Bristol, ivory black-tnanaf'aclurtr►. —J. Thompson, juts. of iValloo, coal-torreluart. PRICE OF SUGAR. Th. average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, com puted from the Returns trade iu the reek ending the 11.1. clay of March, ISIS, is 494. 74.1. per luauilreil stricht, exclu sive of the Duties I.f CuMums paid or payable therruu, on the importation thereof into Great Baia:nu. PRICES OF CORN. Average Prices of Corn of Engle:oil awl Wales, by the Quarter of Eight Winchester Bushel., 4'11.1 of oatmeal per Anil of lanths. nvoirdupoise,lnnis she returns received in the week ended the 7th of M•reity 18IR. Wheat. Rye. Bailey. (lain, 1. rl. s. d. N. 4. s. fl. 84 7 40 9 46 2 I 28 9 MUMS. Pease. Oatmeal. Beer or 11. g. a. d. a. d. a. d. la. d. Z. 4 8 SS 1 34 0 THE LEATHEIi TIMDE. CASE OF THE LEATHER TRAM; 31.innt 11, 1818 The following state m ents, added in the allegations eon. taised in the numerous Petitions presented to Parliament from all the different branches of the leather trade, in eta r y part of Great Britain, will, it is respectfully submitted, thew, 1. That before the last tax was imposed;the leather hr increased in proportion to the increase of the popnla:ion of the country. 2 That front the probable increase of the papal:llMo since the tax was imposed, nod the aderititagcs that niixi,t have arisen to the leather trade from our noire intimate connexion with South America; together wills the impriii•il state of the sea icultwenl and great annioilacturinz lutesests ; the trade ought (note Mhetandiug the discont Moaner of the war) to have increased; instead of which it has decline.' since the impusititra of the tax, nuil has been particularly ruinous to the teeters; maid that the genei al inis rest of Om country, ar welt es those of the leather trade air pas t;cular, requite the illlll4eattliC repeal of the additional tax upon leather. The tinmherof Issukrupts in the tanning trade within the last 'two sears sod I{ half, ending January 5, ISIS, war 3111 1 w h ic h i s111"1 , than ever took µlnca within Once times Mt space berme the double tax. In dais trade it may he fairly sionsidereil there are two deeds of amignment to hankrwptcy, which would make the number of radio es is ill _ iu the last l\telears end a hid( 166; bs lag almost etpi il one-seveuth part of all the tanners iu this counts y ; shuttling it has lista generally considered lisle of the s.rte•t t urt les in wl:eli capital could lie invested, from the debts, ill proportion to the capitals employed, beim.; very in. (onside' ab!e Ali Account of the number of Meows granted to tanner• for the five years and a half before the tax one itimovtd, and also for the five year* and • half since, 'Mews the tn., nett are diiisinighed.—[This Account, thon;limovtil Co - by Mr. Sumner, is out yet produced.] It is important here to observe, that hundmils of the tan yards occupied when the tax look piaci', are now n•it worked ; by which they arc intavindshly receiving great dnntaer• sir are convert , d to nth. r purposes, whereby the 'mime!. nn.l other fixed capitols of the I:macro', are rendered of value. Taking esrli tan-yard int-hiding other fixed capital, at the &vale vsiur of one th.•uaaad 'pound , . and ,sit lodine: one sixteen hundred and ty-eight he nom ber there were in EllZlilllllol.4 W.t!es lirfore Ike tux sin MI. they would amount in value to 1 tit/B,ooer C,onsidering the unnier4sllo tan-yards ttttt 3 hot I in one comity (lianirliiiej there are twenl)-one out rf fos ty.tno that were in 6111 werk when the tax nits nod in litany other halt, of the c.unt , y, the e.sii,e t 1 _ - 1 1 re