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c4fr'iZ 9ó >$ 4 E /11, . . A ;, • ' I : • (41 (Y- Ti vitt Lai • • ( d .. . LONDON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1818. NUMBER 4909. PRICE SEVEN-PENCE. THE 4771E-R01%41. IMI'VA !MEV'. SHARPE . / ELEGANT EXTRACTS.. This day is published, price ls, THE REPORT of the COMMITTEE sit_ tine at the Geoif,ge and Vulture Tavern, to INQUIRE into the FUNDS aid coNntirr of the NORWICII UNION FIRE and LI FE SOCI ETY, with the Resolutions adopted thereon by a General Ilrrtinq of London losorcro oo the 27th of August. PubliArd by order of the Com mittee. house-carpenter, at eleven, it the King's-Armi lAu, Kit Ir by Kendal. Sept. 17. A. Keating, of the Struud, Middlesex, silettsmith, nt el. veil, at Guildhall, Loridou. Sept. „4. W. Stanley, of the Borough of Wei-Wick, Warwick ligonr-nterchant, at eleven, at . the SwAn Hotel, Wsrivick. Sept. 4 4 .2. A. Barnes, of Cirencerter, Gltsuerster, per, at eleven, at the Ram Inn. Cirencester. CERTIFICATES —Svvvassavis 24. E. Goring, late of 'Little Alie-strrri, Goodman's.Selde, Middlesex, tiphulder.—.l. Murton, of 01.1 Buntl.s . trer`t, Mid dlesex, coach-maker.—R. Southall. 'of l.awtrrs , II ?retort', farmer.—J. Hurley, of Gosport, Southampton, isoap-toault facturer. . . . TIT EVENINM M'EDNEspity. S e pt. 2, will he performed, 11w Maw- Minna of THE TitiVFll.o.lo; 11616 ttttttttt This day were published. in a handigunse cabinet site, en. richer' with engraved Titles. by Heath, &e. after DenW. lugs by %Vestal), Ste. ke. iu Six Vols. price 30i. in extra buards. Sold at Ike bar of the Crunte and Vulture T ; Sher wood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row; H. K. Canston„ Birehin-lane; Neely, Lombard-street; sad all other Book sellers in the United Komd,sm. IGsnaw.tl, Mr MI Thermions. Mr. Rouen; Robert. m r Teo's; Baptiste. Mr. Tokio, ; Clowile, Mr. Messer; )eases, Mr. ('ovrnes ; M ore°. Mr Noirion ; ennrsal. Mr. mo o s. Apes, %li•a Gott; Nrst.ire, Mrs. n oorralsort ; r o ws, Mr. Kroolls11; Birrofisor Nos. Mrs. Givesr) ; A.Dritr. Mrs Wok moon: Mareseritir, Mns Gibbs. After shich (13th time' a N. sr Erosarshr. in three acts, called "1 . 1 IF. GIiFEN M %N. The prisorifisi Choorsetrrs boo Mr Foote. Mr. Ilsralord, Mr. Corps.,. 11r Tokris. Mr Goo ttttt r. Mr Terry, Mr Rs.- vu. M r tt'ntkr.•on, Mr &it..., Mr. Minim'. Mr. Hollins. .orth. Mr Apphhy, Mrs Gl.nr►, Miss E INsachard, sod Ms. Gibbs The Ertiiing's Entrrts;••-- In enurliede with (second thew) the r , ',veil Fusee of BAR AT ARIA; OR. SANCHO TURNED GOVERNOR. s me l t .% M. I.ii.tiin; Pi dm, Mr Rimmed; Manuel, Mr. Control' Trriex. Mrs. Dartrrport ; Mary (the Buxom), Mn. Gibbs. T. , rt....rate Ire opened at Six utlock, and the Perform- Wier to helot 4tvrn Th.. n ew ruined,. retied The Green Men. will be refit. ed every Evetib rt till further stutter, &arils excepted. THR.4 row-n0v . .41. R.W7I.MH °PRIM, STRAND. TUN EVENING. WEDNES D AY, Sept. 4, will h. preonstiel, else posit Oprosi THE 110.1111)ING•II0UNF:: OR. FIVE HOURS AT KNIGHTON. A !mica Culp. ilper. Mr. fr. 11. rlystterley; Y.soine Con. Mr. WeNsch ; C.splain Kr Ifast. %Ir. J. .111,1P1 ; Sil/111111 N Irnnde.h. Mr. %%islosts..n; Peter Folert, Mr. 113• ky, iu testi intrmluee the Song of " Bertho. s v Fite" Cris..hrse Hrarllt•, MIN 'I. SiCrelf ; CUM t " M insliesr. Mrs •hirh (4th Mmienl Fiore, in two Acts (nal t .Iteto from she French). ealleil FAIRS AND ACTORS. I:ar' , l flrkrt. F..q. • Musical Dram■tic Amateur. who cm. rt 1. gr It , P Pa.etr. awl attached to Theatricals and Slias }l.• t II Mr. Prat-mut ; Mr 0. P Rustle, a pro. %hasp r. too catuicrit In superintend some private .r..„.., r ..a. Mr. Part. y ; Wine. • poor Country Actor, h; Perry. an Actor for the heavy busisierY, Mr. rherry, a retired Manufacturer. ainsple iu I ....Inc...email(' all. rty u^acgaai•trd with Theatric:ila, Mr. Paola,. Thai Mary 11aulactr, • fugitive ward of El n v's. Miss Gyre. Te cosiefrute with the Atimieal Entertainment of Illf tIMPTED CIIIL1). 'lrmo% Mr W. S rhaierrley; Michnr% Mr Bailey. I 'mi. Mi.. Lave; Lucy, Miss I. Stereolon; Nen, Mrs. T,1 , 1111i re". The flied Boy, with Amatenrs and Arlen, and itirfirlme Wirer. A WWI rOlllll . °penile, In be milled The Rendcsvieus Will he produced, for the brut lime, on Salorday. , THRATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET. 11 IN. GI it`i most respretfolle announces 10 she Public that HER BENEFIT will take place TOMORROW. THERSHAY. September 3, ISIS, lilies win be pvo'o.lllo,l she Comedy of TEASINI; IviAl)E EASY. tivioni. Mr. Trrrvt Glowworm, Mr. Joists ; Gemmfm, U. .t. Petri. Pastoral, Mr. Tokely; Mixesn, Mr. Wok ”son. Mrs. Triter. Mrs. Davenport; Mn CRISP IF hos. Mrs. Courier; Miss Cromptois, Miss Scott; Molly Miss 31.itibews; Miss Many, Mrs. Gibbs. .41: , r which (firm time at this Theatre, and by permivion of thr Proprieton of the Theatre Royal, Covent-garden), the favourite Fairer of WHO'S MY FATHER ? Lars' Alton, Mr. JOINIffi; daj4w Dewlap (fur dial wield Mr.T.rry ;Windily, Mr. Lister. Mrs. Feick, Mr. Ga bb y; Emily, Mum 31IailMws. lw Ille of the Evening, Mr. Liston will recite a lwridert by G. Colons, F..q.), in the rim acb r of Lard Gs intr. main/ or an A.. !' ! . - Mr. J. Russell .111 introduce the Sot.g of "The Storm," taw thr manner t.t Mr. I.lrirdoo. The Ermines Entertainments In ennrlnde with (*Prowl and lad time at this Theatre, and by permiwnoss of the Pro. n tots of the Theatre Royal, Covent-pnlro) the popular bile of LOVE. LAW, AND PHYSIC. Flesible, Mr.,. Russell being his world appearance in that ehataeitt); lathin Log. Mr Liston; Doctor Catopterr, Mr. M'atkinson; Captain Danvers, Mr. Crmnor ; Atonew, Mr. %Arty. Mrs Iltlistry. Mos. Gibbs; i.:111,11, \li.+ C. g wlaa•l, T.chrts asd Flares ..r the Boxes to he had llr alas• sisiziosto, at the Itox-Orsee of the Theatre; lad of Sim Gibbs, N 0.3, Mrbna•plate, Weslminslrr•ruad. Al;011ATIC SPIRIT of I'INF.GAR (the Original Invention of Mr. Henry, and brunt's , by his sacerssove improvements to the bielo"4 Perr'rli '''' ) cou liners to be pie lvired and Sold by Messrs. HENRY, Manu facturing Chemists, Niandiester. This agrvealde perfumed Uptn . is a compound of hied, 4 . .1%4.1.v:tied Vinegar with the mint pleasant ''''' and elhearions Antireptsre. Its pungent stilton adapts it for Wonting relief in Head•aebes, riiiiitings, tie.; moil gaolers it peculiarly refreshing in crowded or b. iveil rooms, IPA m the close npartmeni• of the sick. It elottllttellel., aim., the spread of ulcerated Sore Throats, Typhus add tsc,i I fevers, and other iofertiows diseases. .The Aromatic Vinegar sway be ellpftelo.l, will t any to hid Flimsies, where it is funk, 1111flielllaely grit! , Ist Jwl salutary. As, however, many spurious snit lull rior )repoations are told under the same and similar names, the pil'ilie are respiented to observe, as the univ proof or tla kowise, that the names of Meows. HENRY, Man thinker, are solgrairi d 4.11 the stamp. Sold wholesale and retail by Bayley nod filen.. Corkspnr• stint (the only Agents in lainition an thorned by the Piss. Pricliwt), in hustles, pi ier 2. ill. earl wls.ve may Se Npm, ze Roses or (301,1, Site. r, Cornetist,. ('eastsi, Al., HENRY'S CALCIN El) HAGS ESIA, in kitties, 2•. anal larke with 14144511 Stl/I.lterk i at As 64. each; their iv Mel I beitng on the stamps. PLAINTS%toII tell. ittx oRIENTAL FiI;FTAIII.F. CORDIAL RY Ills NIA . • •- •- • --- - I.ErIERS PATENT. rrilap. Sitlutor Purveys or Ili,. 1 1 ):11)1MI• hive Ir.. tuna sail afloat-natty arkuutiletiettl hi the I. 4;ton*, of thussinutht. It is a ple:tuant, safe, rtlicturii R". 1) In &War Disurtleri, earns. itttits..: Vite ler s p 3.„, Stunt4e!s sled BIM( Frititletter, 11.n:'!.tirs. aril Aridity. It inervavim Inn •••ovv di e t slim. and (oral tier the Ab.mnrh nud Bond*. In 1.. "" Ii "' IIJ"'""• of 14 11 4 -I.t. N.r , ..1111 , and Ilyatirteil 1' ''l .l 'r. it hightly IPIN ski..l ; by hr .rind, 'iv NC"' al 4 611;-:1•1 1t 11w Animal 5.., Tats, mini St.- ..m. this, giutlitui Inuit Ix in Iriloisti.ii it% It I*r"v. 1,1 PVirrlll/1e it, 101 , 11 MA, jr 1%.%1 awl in sin k. ail' 11w 4. I i 1 has filed Ih. Vitient. e Inn tarty effort of the Paeulty hall biro 41 to vain It Wei &go to evu3:v .1 11.V.4.1 lit pout re the cat id virtue of lireveut ,rl. 4, in (*.waist is r..: t in it. ertatest entity by thP Pitentr,%. V.Anstsis RO, St. Paul', Clowich-rud, LODI: ~,, tp,ttles of 4a. GJ. and no. sada. E%CIiEQUER HILL OFFlet, Srrmiara 1,1818. lo BE PAID OFF, AI,L EXCHEQUER BILLS dated be the "blahs of Jed!, Ananst, and September, 1817. viz. Supply, 1817.... 121,000.030 57 Gcu. 111. cap. 2. thus. 151,0410,000 cap. 12. The Lords Commissioners o f hi s Majesty's Treasury Baring given directions for paying „fr Vie Principal of the abort-meg ioned grehequer Bills, with the Interest dui thereon, at the Exchequer Bill Office in the Receipt of Rs. chequer, New Palace-yard, Wed nsinster, on Wednesday. the 23d bay of septensletr, attendance will he Oren daily (Sun days and Holidays excepted), until and including There dart, the 17th Instant, ,front ten o'clock in the morning till one in the aPernoun, for the ropers of receiving the same and. taw the greater dispatils, the Bearers of the said Bills are desired In place each description of Bilb in separate Lists (which arc to he obtained at this (ritice), claiming them in the orders f their respective Dales, such as are for the same Animist hung numerically arranged, and epeeifying the principal Sums, and ln. tens, Ate thereon, essmirsted from, 'but e.relneling the done oil which they are respect iretn dated, to the said 434 day of Sente , N ber illelisrire,when the 1 iIIIT Mt will (VW and theses, Rearers,ehould they be acting as the Agents of Hold ers whose name, are Inserted its the Bills, are perviously to procure the e.ndorunnents of sleek Holders ; and the Bear ers are also Indispensably repotted to endorse each Bin with their Instal Signatures, and to write their Nunes and Resident* at the bottom of cock separate List ; and they are moreorer required to attewl Ike Ercherier 11.11 Office for Payment, and to receive the new Bills, and give the Receipts fur the same. If any of the Holders of 14e aforesaid Rills should be desirous ofrceeiring Payment of the Principal and Interest precious to the sold 234 day of scpienther. they run be ne rommodatcd, on computing the Interest to the May on which they 'risk to he paid, and tearing the saki Rills for exa mination one day prior thereto. Such Persons as may be desirous of haring new R.reke grit Hills in whole or in part of Payment of Principal, upon marking neerlls, and mentioning the Amount at the bottom of their Lid*, delirered on or before Thymic', the 1714 of Aeptember, may be accommodated with Billy, payable to or Order, tarrying an Interest Two-penee by the day, on erery One hundred Pounds, which said new Bills will bear date the said 23d day of rep? ether, and will be delirered, together trills the Interest dm* in teepee? of the Rills so desired to be er. changed, on illsraday, the24th day of September, and the following day*. The Nxekequer Bills to be issued he e.rehange, and made payable to or Order, as abort mentioned, mega be either transferred by endorsement, or will be paid to the Bearer, if the Blank shall not 6* filled up. - N.B. An Errherter Dills doled prior to July, 1817, hare bergs odrertfarrt to be paid off. itsr INDIA HOUSE, AUGLIT 19, 1818 ...HE COURT of DIRECTORS of the 1 UNITED COMPANY !f MERCHANTS of EN LAND, trading to Ike EASY INDIES, do hereby giro Notice, That • QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said Compass/ will br held at their Wave, in Leadeuhall•street, W. WEDNESDAY, the 23d Sept/sober meat, at Eleven u'Cluck I. the Forenoon. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. A T . PUBLIC MEETING or LONDON CIL INSURERS with the NORWICH UNION FIRE and LIFE SOCIETY, held in pursuance of Public Adver tisement, at the George and Vulture Tavcru, Loudon, uu Monday, the 27th s.f August. T. THORP, Esq. M .P.in the Chair; . _ A Report having been presented flans the Caninittre sp. pointed nt the last Alerting, held ns ahorr, it was 1. Resolved, Thal this Meeting du most cordially approve of, and agree with, the Report now rrasl. 2. Resolved tinaninsously, That the following Gentlemen he appointed a Committer:— Mr. 4 Wrenn.. Thorp, MT, Aldgale ; Mr. Warwick Westsm, 4:r.:erchoich-strecl Mr. Christen Matteis, Walunrils; 511 t. Edward Crowley, Crotormile-street; Mr. Samuel lll:Tarr, Paternoster.rnw ; Mr. Henry Kent Birehiorlaue; Mr. Frederick Lissieruce, Blackman-street, Uurough; Mr. William N. rly, Lombard-sireet ; Mr. iVilliarn Slwroonol, Pare. uu.ter.row ; Mr. Milian' Runs Child, Thames sheet; Mr. John Twig_, 714, Met ; dlr. H. nry G mark, Fish Inert-hill; Mr. S Thomas, Can 000000 -street. Thu they he requested to persevere in the investigation into. ilse Foods and Cuoilioct of the Norwer•liYition Society ; that they have power to Ail to their nNomher, :Awl to proceed in such manlier as cireormstanees make requisite. 3. Iteso'vesl unanimously, That the Subscription entered into at the last 3leeting for furtherer': the lireestigations be cont 00000 ; anti that Nooks be sorraied for the purpose at the followilut Buskin:-menses:—\l . . Barclay and Co.; Sir William Curtis, Roberts, and Curtis, lannbard.striet Sir liirha.•! Carr Glyn and Cu.. 111trill11.14111 . ; and M . T 1 tttttt as Coup. and Cu , Strand; that the same be plated et the disposal of the Committee, and that 31r. Alderman Thorp he Trea.uu•r. 4. Resolved omaiiimously, That the cordial Thanks of this Meeting be paces to the late Committee for their labels riot's and vigilant investiyati into the alti.a of the Society. .1 T. THoRP, Chairman. 5. R.-solved unanimously. That Ilse Thanks "(this Wolin: be peen to Mr. Alderman Thorp for his polder tweediness to the Committee, and his able and impartial conduct iu the Chair. NOIMICII UNION INSURANCE. Speedily will be published (by enter of the Disweturs). A/WWl.' .1111 DispAssioNATE I'PP:A L t u the MLIIIII 7 ,IIS, on the Subject of the Nteasities riwinerteil with the Meet luxe lately held at Ibe George and Vulture Tavern, Coentaill, London. Fur more than Sternly-oast years this Society has hems ex. " K iL.elf over ca pats of GI eat nritaio and Ire. Um!, and the Doceittell have been how 3efo.ki.ovst - ,1 In rr. ceie c the most sattsfartory testimonies f the to the matinee to whir!) tosses hase le en adjusted, and the grnrrnl ponce'," ott the Institution gaff it'd on. In 1.01111011, bowl - ter, sheer the Sot:4l.4'M hustling, (at trait In any extent) is cum !isnot 'rely or recent datr. snitch dissa fisfarlion Itas bees fomented, and the measures pur -1.11111 Inv tSr rnntitl.uniutpatio, hare t veiled the a tt c o ws , of the .11enthers throughout the kinp , . Ar. rpm rtntile I ( ire In now vcr ot pirol in the ill, M 044111111 of 1 1 11. S ori..iy ' s concern, in that ilioirirt, vim!. I the ii•np. etoit sissuCt . of ihr Dir. rims, they hare hoes non Min( lei tiny manncr in autirip to the Report of that C Ont dre linseur puhticatiun Irvine rater. lank and the Ilrenin . ra throttabont Oh. • cuonlry having ear. rept...tea tidies II lamination on the Imp I r s g mici he Town, 11w Diretto.. R v l th.st thir i. no norm than they are I-313 eke, 10 , ic t lerso.lyttely of elity onrarurra that 'my be iu irroprok tripe telll.hr Mclirtopoli• mill its Vicinity. 1 e .1.1. r Ihi tie rirriomd:titerii land vain...jail, miner theCenrce 3 11 , 1 Vulhnm Ceelelelle ley has i.oostil a Repo/ O. the lloalml hAr drl.lllll/11 . 11 to 'lntel's!' self+ n stntessient :to may be relenlairrl oliveto limp Wrilee 3 elf i lir ronni. y Nr.inhera; w doinz which, Iln . y rill for ihr prereni rietn.le from Ihrir couoiii!era lion rhioni its lime Loudon itiotrirl, or it it Aitictill he rrinol net.IIWI lu alhulr t othrm, it %ri:l be du,: no fur. r mis.my hr itio tvoiit.thle for a .1 cut.: 1u the bo.:1 of livuters the information they chute. SFIARPE's ELEGANT EXTRACTS in PROSE. Also join poblialo4, to complete this Classical Collection, ELEGANT EXTRACTS in VERSE, 6 vols. Likewise, ELEGANT EPISTLES, S vols. N.B. Each Collection may be Ind separate. Please to order Sharpe's Elegant Extractb. 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A ielivt Table of 'lse Latitude owl Lou. gitiorle of the mail remarkable Hires MI t h e Earth. A e‘in rise Indrs to Universal History. with Tah!es of the Mega of Eieslaitil and Fiance. By J. Oniseau, A.ll. *troth Editturt, euniol• rably ctilargeti,l2ino. 5s bound. GEOGRAPHY situ HISTORY; selecteil by • lily for Ow Vie of tier own Children : to wheels is now a chitin iiiiroillitelloll to ancient asogratiliy ; also a Dtlarllibiloll of the Solar S).-letts. Tlic Troth Edit mu, 12mo. 45.111. SU 11 AI A Rl' of GEOGRAPHY moil II IS fOltY, bulls A orient soil cisitfly to Cl/U.ll'll the titndy ~r Clssairal !moronic wills that of Grorml Kiiiiw. I. .Ices Hy Alcsattilyr Adany LL D. Fifth Edition, Mrs. 154. hooml. EVENING A %IILISEM ENTS or, the Beauties of the Hravtils .li•i.laviii; In which the *oh 1 . 6011 e Appearance+ hi he uhar.re.l ul 'Cif .011% Cre in lite lb nvrus during the Year 11:418. are deseriln 11. fly Willot hem', Esq. MA. Aetisary of the lt , .rk Life Assurance Curiyanly, and late of Jesus College, Cambridge. Ducentio /Macy. 3a. !Aim %..lunir ront:iina Ohorrvation• ion the •ppraratircs of the to :in Inhabitant of thr !loon—On fin:l ,s , .111 Mlll4 Is the Moon i. &Rica to have ant , soildrore whatever.-- Anil on its the Nautical Alin:snack, with Suggestions fur the 16.1' VllOlOll nr 1111 , 111. Itiniowittente" from the Year Ifto4 may he ics4l. TII I 1111..DREN'S FRIEND. lisr.str.lstict from the Trench of M. th.rrinin. # New Edition, complete its Thsce Tutu::: s, boards. • GENTLEMEN'S AI'PAREL RENOVATED. ESSRS. LAMOTTE Rod Co. original 1.1 Inventors, at thrir Factory, 13, Gerrard-street, Lei cester-square,. and 34, Thretsillieedle street, City, rs'sperd_ fully present to Gentteinco a most obvious gratification in Ee my and Taste. by their priestlier and admirable urn. ceases fur reidoring the Tint and Lustre to worn Woollen apparel of every Colour. Terms—Coat fft. Garai Coat 6.. Snit fts. Orders exec.uted within twelve hunts, if reqiiircl. Repair', ifdesired, tin moderate terms. N.B. Black expeditiously renovated for %looming, Sec. FRAUD PREVENTED. TO counteract the many attempts that are dAily made to impose on the military a spurious cornpori lion instead of the GENUINE fILACKOiG prepared by DAY and MARTIN, they have adopted • new Label, in which their Signature and Address, 97, HIGH HOLBORN, is so conspicuously ptieed in the centre of the Label, that They IruM an attention to this, and the difference of the type, which is unlike all leiter-press, will citable purchasers at once In detect the imposition. The Real JAPAN 111,1 f KING, made and Sold Whole sale by DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Haiti .rn„ re tailed by the principal Shopkrepers, in Bottles at _ sad la. id. each. FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. n'etr-qffice, September 1, ISIS. Coldstretni Net iment of Fm.l Thnma• from the 413. h Foot, to be Ensign and Lieutenant, vice Duke, who exch.inges-•••113ted August 20, IRIS. 13th Regiment of Foul—Brevet Major Light, from the half pay of the 28th Foot, to be Captain of a Com pany, vice Robert Campbell, whu cacbanges—dated as above. 27th tlittoAsiley Cooper, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vier Brehansiase„ promoted—dated as above. 4001 s ditty—Ensign and Lieutenant Elwaril John Doke, from the Coliktream Regiment of Ftkill Guards, to be Ell. sign. tire Witter, who exchanges—dated as above. 76th ditto—John Dentate Grubb., Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase. vice Wuuil, imsnrioled—dale) as shove. 83.1 ditto—Captain John Hun hisison, from the half.psy of the Nth Fool, to be Captain of • Company, vice Donald Campbell, who exchanges, receiving the difference—dated a* above. 2.1 West India Reginsent—Lieutenant domes Grant, from the Royal West ladle Rangers, to be Lieutruaut, vice Day. also eselsingeradsteil as above. Royal %Tra holm hangers--Lieulenant Mathew Day, from sh, 21 W e pi 'mkt Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Grant, who exchasigta--dsted es ahove. HOSPITAL STAFF. Staff-Surgeon Simon Rawhug, nom the half-pay, to be Sur geon Id the Force., vice William iVallace, who rctires— dated Augu 25, 181/1. M F.NIORASIDVIL Hie Royal Hichuess the P. iuce Regent has been pleated, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to revoke the Commission of Deputy kluater-Master-General, lately held by John Tekrll, Hag. and to discontinue the appuiuisucut from 3011, July, NIS. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. T Yarn°ld and I'. Nlasun, of Worcester, chemists; June 21, 1818.—T. Wren and J. Bentley, of Choi.ley, Laiscaster, liquor merchants; July 4, 1818.—W. Parr and T. Poption, London, general hardwarenten ; June 24, 1818.—S. Sandie, ►en. and S. Sandie, jun. of halloo; August 22, 1818.— M. Watson, J. Watson, and L. Wattion,of Liverpool, iron founders; August 26, 1818—J1. M•Nanara soil P. Cud diby, of Ntw lints, provision merchants; August 18,1816. .1. Taylor, of Prestos,, Isucasler, and J. Hargreaves, of Lancaster, ourser)nsen ; August 27, 1818. BANKRUVITIRS ENLARGED. Sunnel Abbot', bite of New-court, ht. Swithio'clane, London. merchant, fium &ptember 1, to October 20, at ten, at Robert Lee, of Great Winchester street, London, ender. • liter, (rum September 5, to October 16, at kb, at Guild- 11.iNKRUPTS. John William Keith Markeuisal, late of the Old South S.•a 11.ovgir, Loudon, uu•rch+ot, to surrender, September 5, 12, and October 13, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. D. 11. RiCllBlll s CCM!' Lonuhard•strert. Thom gs Story, of South Myth, Norghugnherlogid, ship owner, to surrender, September 19, 13, and October 13, at eleven, at the George Inn, Newcastlempots-Tyue. A tturneys, Mr. Fleaney, Greer tun-square, Loudon; and Mr. G. A. Lambert, Newciatle-upon.Tyne. Edward Santoler.. of l'ever.ham, Fent, grout., to surren der, September 8, 29, and 0,101)..t. 13, n I ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney., Ales:.rs. Noy and Ilardatune, Bell court, htnerin.z.latte. . Stephens, of Tut kington, Chester, dealer, to !or render, September It, 19, and October 13, at ten, at the Spread 1....tz1e Inn, 31nischcster. Attorneys, Messrs. Long dill soul Osittelucid, Gray's lint, Loudon; sod Mr. DiCal, 511111Chetrier. %Valiant Cuok, of Chapel-street, New-road, 31iddlesex, rueer, to surrender, September 12, 19, and October 13, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Mt ssra. Fielder and Bartlett, Duke-sire. t, Grosvenor.speare. William Davidson, of Little St. l'ltsitnis Apostle, Lun. wholeualentatto.,r, to surrender, September 14, 19, mill October 13, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. y Richard Thom stt, of Smilistmlscrllml (-owl, Strand, M id- IlLaex, denies-, In mien-shier, September 12, 19, and Ochs. her 13, at twelve, at ttnailliall. bossism. Allosney, Mr. Taylor, reatbeislone.bnalings, Holborn. DI VI DEN DS. Sept. 25. W. Hewen•, of llnsekity, Leirevt , r, mercer, at solcven, at the kinl's.lleasl luso, COVellil y. Sept. 25. J. Saint. of Lymi.,o,ll, Sosliampton, iron. fissender. at twelve, at the Anchor ■ud there loss Ly minßton. St pt. 25. J. Ki,kpal.iek, of Liverpool, shales, at one, at the G. urge lon, Liverpool. Oev.itwr 2. J. Simpson, of tlrsaillisrase, Kingaton.ispa.i. Hall, oil-snerelinut, at eleven, at the WS sail Durk Ta vel fait!. 22. C. Bisslior, ur Matt street, S‘iutbaark, Suiveft loou.straper. at tirslve, at Gl'll , lllol, I.witiou. Otiniwr 31. (1. Peas), warucfitic.suit, Thritgmnrtott ststel, London, nieifilala, al 1.41. MI Gu ddbal I , London. SrpL 2K, W. I.ow►, of Ntarelesfield, Chews, druggist, at tits, at Guildhall, Loudon. Oct.,1::: IY. J, Kirkby Ws.ituortaad, lIIELAA'D. Dt1111.147, AVGII,T 20. The Committee of Physicians appointed on the 95t4 'March last, to watch the lurehrr progress of the epidemic, have ninth! their Report on the sub• itC: 111 which is heavy charge of neglect is brought agsti.st the Ibis,' Government. It is dated Dublnt . ' ) A ugu-t 17, 1818. and cluttuletica Om% " Si ite the appointment of your Committee more than Tour months have elapsed, and 'hooch, iu that interval, the progress of the Epidemic mrlit have Minified your Com mittee in convening the Profession at amatch earlier period. they were reluctant lo adopt that etvp; Mild the efficacy if the measures, then eche', upon by ilie Constituted Authori ties, and by the Public, for the aupmcmion of Fever, had hart fair trial. These meitsuirrs Icor,. now been iii . fhll iiperntion &wise the last ten stwoilth, there is no decline of the Epi demic; on die contrary, after sustaining a v.•I y ti 'Vial trim e- tion in Ow 11,1,101er of Sufis-rem duriiic the wombs of March and April, if bus advanced aitb such rapid piridrs, that iii the last more Patients By one-half were admitted on. der the Frt i r into the Cork street and House of Industry Hos. pants, than in Februarl, when the li ver of the winter season a its at oh height. the mr•takty of itie Epidemic has, tio doubt, abated; but a mortality, however great, coo iii i t toes • very small past of the minty pernicious consequences flowing from the influence of a widespread Epidentie upon the lower orders. The following tabu! sr view, the correctness of which may he relied on, exhibits, in a distinct maiincri e the progres of this contagiubs Epidemic, from the date of its probable commencement to to the resent period." Herr follows the tattle, in which the total amount of admissions into the E.ver llovpitals of the House of Industry and Cork -street, frotn the 31st August, 1817, to the lit August, 1818, is littera Ut 14,660. The Report then proceeds to lament the inefficacy of the measures pursued, and adds— " But the Physicians of Dublin did not condemn owe plait as ineflicient without suggesting anothisi as e tike Iv to succeed, for they did, ntiost strotmly, recommend to the at. teation of the Government 1111.10 f the public, the memoirist detailed iu the Second Report of the Slit , Cowniotter of Health, t as alone competent to cheek the further progress of this formidable Epidemic, and as measures which, if perse veringly executed, were, in their judgment, likely to subdue it within a reasonable time.' Unfortunittt ly 14 this city, and fur the wretched sufferers from disease, the warnint voice of those, the most competent to jodze on such a sub. ire% was disregarded, and Dublin has thereby to neidure a great increase of distress aud poverty among her iiihabitsitir„ without any immediate prospect of checking the evil conse quences flowing from a i.erseverauee in measures at once el: , pensive aud inefficitnt. The Report then notices two circumstances, to which, although mentioned as facts, they cannot attach credit, viz. that the Fever firopital carriages will no longer be sent beyond the Circular-road, al though it appears from the returns of the House of Industry for the month of July, 407 patients were admitted in that month from the •iciiiity of Dublin ; and, secondly, that the Goverimient will not provide any additional hospital accommodation for those infected by fever. A circumstance which, if true, would be directly contrary 111 on assurance, contain ed in Mr. GREGORY'S Answer to the Deputation from the Physicians of Dublin, that " in case the contagion should unhappily continue to spread, his Excellency desires me to state, that in addi tion to these (that is, the existing Hospitals), his Excellency has the power °ripening the new Bride well, capable of accommodating three hundred pa tients." HA Y TI. We last night received a Hoyelax Royal Gazelle of the iith of June s containing the following Prot:!lunation : “ THE KING TO THE HAYTTANS OF THE WEST AND SOUTH. HAVTIAIIII'—The civil disseusieos which have atilieled our cuuutry have not failed must grievously to affect one paternal hurt, and we have not ceased, sloe shall we cease to use all our efforts in order to put sib end to them without the shedding of Haytian blond—that precious blood which ought to be preserved for the defence of the country ng.kinct the common enemy. _ . " Whilst the onliobsiaelewhich opposed nor union eici4ecl, the Haytian people are witnesses to all the measures whirls we adopted in order to maintain peace, and contribute tw conciliation. We did not hesitate to take the first step, and we shall he always mildly and houourahly disposed to uteri- Gee every thing personal to ourself, to the happiness and the general interestsof our fellow.coutoryinen, " There now existing no longer any obstacle to peace, to the *Julio,' of the people, aud the extinction of civil war, we call upon well-disposed persons, upon good fathers r.f Conj. lies, and upon all Haylians who love 'heir county, good order, and tranquillity, to second us with all their power iu lakuuring to MECUM the union of the Ilay liana, to put an end It) our di ions without any effusion of Mood, and to introduce a new order of affairs which eh dl he just and reasonable, lionutiralde, and advantageous to all. " Ot tiro duty, and our thief desire is, to all our might for the happiness of the order 'ILA they may enjoy ell the athrantag.s which tin y have a right to expect from a just and paternal Goveroon nt, to introduce public instruction, to make relic e lire gets and sciences. commerce, and apiculture flourish: hot succeed effectually internal tr anquillity must be couvo.nl . . . _ " We have been infoi hoed that malcontents. alt; ho , ii are the herrtirs of civil war renewed, have raii, d a r. that milky the pretext of visiting the king.l,,ni we .1, ,• (prod' mg by new circumstances that have stern, r. •il matt i 6 an army against Port-au-Prince, whereas she real ell. et of the tuar which we are stow making its the outipmairil by our family, is lu inform •st•lf, or our awn misereasion, of 11w situation of the praplP, aril culture, its give effect to the laws, to order, moll to ja•Grr. and to take rare that emilioration ur reform shall ne nrti jolts effect wherever la ipoisite. lu order to dissipate ilwse false reports wh!rii lave sin ether object than to agitate the public mind . anti to iiri e apprehensions with refiri filet to the union of the Hai 11:.16. Vile wail the sense faintly, we have felt the iirrestilly known 00000•• paternal views AN.' itsleffisolts. " U is, fiat Inc purpose of altoedittg t►e moan ot tire' f