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Mr. Thomas Charles Hornyold Mr.. Francis Hooper B. Lft%awe, Charlton Mr. H. B. Tymbe .. Mies Wine, Tytbing Rev Charles Dunne Riehard Rarnehy, Esq. Richard Griffiths, Seq. Thorogrove Mrs. Griffiths, ditto . J. C Griffiths, ditto - - - '1 1 '5 Mr* Rookie' lagraue, Shrubbery - - 4 4 Skijor Wald. ore . - - 1 1 di Rev Wea. Barsleue, Haabury - - 1. 1 4 Mrs. Burstein, ditto - 1 1 B R.B Chas leri, E.g. i. .. 1 1 .0 Rev. H. Card, Mahrera - + r 1 0 km, .1. Martin, of Hampton Court - 1 1 0 Mr John Morton, Broad -street . - 1 1 0 Mr Wm. Weaver, Tylbing . - 1 1 0 Ri v Dr Berkeley . - 1 1 0 - Rev. Wm Calton . - . 1 1 0 Rer..l T Fenwick, Natbfirld . . - 1 1 • Rev II Barry Diomede, Leigh . - 1 1 • Dr. Wm dyat - . . 1 1 0 S. R. Hills, Higley . - - • 10 II Colonel Minna! - - 1 1 • Rev. Dr. John Amphtelt . . 1 1 • Aril , '" Amphiett, Esq. - 1 1 0 - Rev Cornelius Copner, Rector of Nouoloa Beau champ - - - • 6 0 Mls. Lydia Amphlett, Hill-court . - 1 1 0 11.• Wm Prohyto - .110 Blew . and Parishioners of Alrechurch - 1 10 • Robert Kirkpairtell, .Eaq. of LaricolnNiams, Der rimer.si-Lare, Brussels - - 1 1• 0 Inm. War r soil I . - - - 1 1 0 Major-Griseral Nlortiott . - 1 1 0 Christopher Marriott, Eaq. . .110 Colonel 'Musa. Marriott - •110 Maier Charles Marriott . - . 1 1 0 (To be 'Continued.) By the YOUNG LADIES of St. Anyylmo's Convent, ' DEVON. Miw.llrnd►re.a - 0 15 Mi.s Paris. 55.; sod Mies Parkes Ss - 0 • 0 Mi.. M. illaarrinin, Is.; Mine Toaslyn, ea • E. Tiinilyn, &I ; Miss S. Parkin, Is.; Mine C. Hardin,. Is &I • Mists M. Parkin, &I.; Mir R0'141,114 ; Miss haliaeonebr.llll.; Miss Dyer. •• (1.1 ; Mies H. Parkin, ; Mir Harris, Is. . 0 b 0 Miss Quari4. 61. ; Miss Cnum.lltl ; Miss Davy, Muss Ley. Ad ; Alms Nerials, &I.; Mine Tuthill, Is ; Mies Merit' Turnips. Nil.; Mies Pinilon,o4 ; %big Miss Fisher, 6.1 ; Mies Dare. 1. ; Miss Anderson, 35.; Miss m i lls. Is ; Miss 31111., jun. Is.; Miss J. Cbal- Iscumbe, 6d. . 012 0 GUERNSEY. Si 3 a His Fare Henry Major-General Bayly - 1 1 0 Sir Prier sic Hasilland, Bailiff - 1 1 0 El k Merchant, Esq. !centesimal Bailiff .. 1 1 0 The Very Rev DF. Deranil, Dein of Guernsey I I 0 Admiral Sir J. Ssevaares, Bart. G C.B. - 1 I 0 Lady SAtignisteg . . - 1 1 0 C.IIIIW I W alai • • .. 1 1 ll Mn Walsh . . - 1 1 0 Wslltam Cis hen, Esq. . - 1 1 0 John Pour, E.q. . . - 1 1 0 Thibat' Prussix, Esq. . - 1 1 0 Anthowy Priaslx, Esq. . . - 1 1 0 Me... Antl.usy Prime's . . - 1 1 0 C•rtreel Prinula. E.q. • - 1 1 0 Nlooter (.7irteret Jolla Priault . - 1 1 0 W H. Brook. Rig . • -11 0 Liesst, J C. 4... soften, R.N. - - 1 1 0 Mister Henry Turret... Wrest - - , 0 HI 6 M.. Wilmal. Coldstream Gear& - . 1 1 0 Mr P Fle•OltItall - . . 1 1 0 Contaip Palate. Major of iktuade . - 1 1 0 Peter Ile Jeruy, Eat . -110 13 .le Ligli , Broat. Erg. - . 1 1 0 Jfillii Carey Grange, Esq. - - 1 1 0 Bre N. Corey - - - 1 1 0 J. Robins. Eli Ordsaace bepartnieut -110 John Ls Serer, E.q. - - - 1 1 0 Rev. Mr. 6.linnads. re - . - 0 10 6 Thom.. d. Soosatarvit, Esq. his Majesty's At. sugary-4,6ml - . • 1 1 0 .1101. n Cumlerisine, Eq. his Majesty's Advocate. lien. ral - .- . - 1 1 0 Wury Hinheov. rml• • . . - 1 1 0 I.i. us .C 4.1. Ntealto, Royal Resistors - . 1 1 0 C....t Air hisses, Royal Ar.illery - - 1 1 0 The Nos-Comunimioneti Ogren anal Gunmen or t... 1 -col P. Caosphelra Cusopinv, Royal A.. silles y . and 0r Brevet-Major Wilk.' Company, R..%.1 Hawaii.' Artillery, oar day spay sock - 6 1 i P•irr Mounts,. Est - - - 1 1 0 11 ro De1...c0 - . - - 1 1 0 Liest.-Culuasel Ketionly - - 1 1 0 —....---- (To be continued.) ,gl2 6 4 tR All R. Rosornipt. C,.gerted by Thomas tioymmer Classiimitys, tog. Namara 'Mob House. That. Sommer atanipser, Ell. • . 1 1 0 Mi.. Ckapioneyr . . . 1 1 6 C:iot k J. L o*Cossor. R.N. . .1111 Mr. o'cuusur . - 1 1 0 Three Mumma and Mr. 6,10 , .o'essaor .110 Miss Vincent . • -ilia Rev. Chao Milton . .1101 Rev. Ju.eph /Hear . . .110 Rev Robot Blakeoey . . 1 1 0 Rev. B Remus! . . 1 1 6 Rev. C. W Baker . - 1 1 0 . Her. Mr. Glossop - 1 1 . . . William Grind&ll. Esq.l 1 0 .1 1 0 . Tilambs. Leery, F.sq. . . Henry Sherpar.l, Esq. 1 1 0 . • Genre. Sheppard. E sq . 1 1 0 Thomas Harman Sheppa r d, E sq . . - 1 1 0 m i .. J. Sheppard . 1 1 0 . . Mr.. Edward Sheppard 1 1 0 -1 1 6 . Genre Gnome. Esq. George Nl:is/bond George, Eaq. . - 1 1 0 Thomas. • .11anu, 1. 1 1 • . _ .-....1 Minn, Esq. - . • George Bulldog, Esq. 1 1 0 John Olive, Esq. . - 1 1 0 Thom. Bslnt, Eaq. • - 1 1 0 . Thomas Slstirray, Esq. Beekingtoa - 1 1 0 Thelma' nhittaker Ledyard, Esq. . 1 1 0 . • 11i*. Ledyard 1 0 . J. W. Num!, N. • - 1 1 0 Henry Batten Pout!, Esq. . - 1 1 0 Humpbry guiehi u Need, Di. - 1 1 0 Joiistlisn Noa.l, Esq. , 1 - 1 1 0 • )7I:. James . .. 1 1 0 Mrs Chu r ch . - 1 1 0 Mrs. Meares . - 1 1 0 • • MIN. Georze Manilet . . 1 1 0 Me.. A im . 1 1 0 11 . • . Mrs. Dinkins anti Iwo Mims C. • - 1 1 0 Mrs. Ayres . - 1 1 0 Mrs. Final • . 1 1 0 M. 1 1 0s Junes, Keyford . Ml• 6 Bailey • . 1 1 0 • The tau. Mies - 1 1 oes Middleton . John C arnegie , Esq. M.D. 1 1 0. • M r .1~0 Fruvrd . . 1 1 0 Mr Francis Bush . 1 1 0 Mr Miller . . - 1 1 0 - 1 1 0 . Mi. Yeatman . . . Mr J G. M aas A n a . . 1 1 0 Mr Wm. Hagler - 1 1 0 • .. • . Kt,. Mr. S e b ree • . 1 1 0 Ker. Mr. Saunders . . 1 1 a Rev. Mr Gellartl • ' 1 1 0 • Ker. Mr. March . - 1 1 0 Mr. William Davis . 1 1 0 . • . • . I I •0 Mr James Frampton • Jiiimeo Jam r =_. Wershroot 111•3parkis •.. , • 1 1 0 • Mr. iltiloord Olive • . . 1 1 0 Alr. Francis Allem • - 1 1 0 • . Mr. Nathaniel Month., . 1 1 0 Mr Choirs Willooshby . 1 1 0 . • • lir. Winston Rositter - 1 1 0 . Mr. Robert Bloat • . . 1 1 0 Mr. Charles Smith . 1 1 0 • Mr. &W . ain . ••. -1 1 0 • Mr. Norio • . 1 1 0 . . alr. Mode , •• • • . • -110 Mr. Coombs. senior . 1 1 0 • • Mr. Coombs, junto' • - 1 1 0 Mr. /Issotiel Gregory - 1 1 0 • Mr. Beuwajoho . . - 1 1 0 Mr. pool it, soder s -110 Mr. Joseph Sheppard . . - I 1 0 Mr. Samuel Hunsploles . • . 1 1 0 A. Crocker sad Sees . 1 1 0 • • Mr. .. Edwards Coekrry - . • -1 1 0 Air. hums Clew/eta . . . 1 1 0 afrilerter . - . - 1 1 0 Mr. Illarkhosse. jun. - - . 1 0 Mr. Ws. alumina . - - 1 t 0 Madre Mr.Tbomast...- - - - 1 1 0 Mr. Robert Hatcher, Keyford - . 1 1 0 Mr. Clarks Bishop - • . 1 1 0 Mv. Joseph Massif:al - - . 1 1 0 Lieutenant Johumn, R.N. - - 1 1 0 Mr. James Rawlings - - - 1 1 0 Mr. Jabs Singer . - . 1 1 0 Mr. Rickard Humphries - . 1 1 0 Mr. Edward Tromso . . - 1 1 0 . Messrs Mees - . - 1 1 0 Mr. Edward Charles - . 1 l 0 - Mr. Samuel Holmes - - . . 1 1 0 Mr. John Greenland, sen. - - - 1 1 ji Messrs Giles sad Hooper - . 1 1 0 Mr. Nicholls - - - - - 1 1 0 Mr. Chan? - - • 1 1 0 - Mr. Timone Morgsu . - - 1 1 0 Mr.Johe French • . 1 1 0 • ki - . Ar.. Pint+ - - . 1 A 0 meter, Join soil Josepb Making - . 1 1 0 Mr. Williams Honsplssies - - . 1 1 0 Mews. Newpiwt awl Harvey . - 1 1 0 Mr. Moses Abrahams . - 1 1 0 Mr. Jobe Pobjey . - - 1 1 0 Mr. James Browning, jam. . - 1 1 0 - Mr. Stokes, men. . - • - 1 1 0 Mr. Williams Adman - - - 1 1 0 Mr.llasamel Allen - - - 1 1 1 0 Mr. Julio West - . - - 0 le 6 Mr. Jobs Hanley - - 0 11 111 - Mr. taaspissu Payne - - . 0 10 A Mr. Besimrlt - - 0 10 6 . . - Mr. Illessa7 - - - 0 10 0 Mr Joseph Rawlins - - - 0 10 6 Mr. Gough - . 0 10 6 - Mr. Butlers Hassan . . 0 10 4 - Mr. Irisac Ramhup - - - 0 10 6 Mr. Greta . - - - 0 10 6 Mr. Clibltt 1 - - - . 0 10 II Mr. Whilelield . - . 0 10 6 - Mr. Moister - - . - 0 10 A • Mr. Drtwe - - 6 If/ 6 Mr. Charles Vincent . . 0 10 6 Mr. Richard Gulledge - - - 0 10 6 Mr. Candy. Baker, 2s. 6.1.; Mr. G. Sill', 7.. • - 0 13 6 Mr. Moir, 6..; Mr. Treasure, Crultlilit Grounds, 6s. 0 12 0 Mr. J. Wheekr, 65.; Mr. E 4 IF .G. Pilt, 6.. - 0 12 0 Mr. Gelman', 65.; Ur. J.. Wisylasul, 6.. . - 0 12 0 Mr. R. p r oems, 6s. ; the two Misers Baia, la. - 0 b 1 0 Mr. IL Illstebrr, 6s. ; Mrs. Ball, 6s. . - 0 12 0 Miss Pigtail, 65.; Mr. S. IlliddisSom, 6s. . 0 It 0 Mr. 11110.111. GP . ; Mr. L. Jere, fh. - - 0 It 0 Mr. W. Bailey, 65.; Mr. C. Trilitili, 6.. . 0 12 0 Mr. J. Gifford, 6a ; Mr. Clarke, 6s. - - 0 I'2 0 Mr. Biskup, lls.; Mr. Ashley. jos 6.. - 0 12 0 M. J. Stride, arm. 64.; Mr. Phillips, 6s. . 0 12 0 Mr. J Illacia,lls. ; Mr. L. Barber, 6s. - 0 12 0 Mr. H. West,6a.,• Ur. Hobbs, 6.. - - 0 11 0 Mr. Ws. Stokes, Ils 1 111. J. Cullen, 6s. - 0 12 0 ABERDEEN. . By the hands of Dr. Daeory. Alex. Mair, F..q. of Setstrturu, !theta!' Depute, Alierdeei:thire - 1 1 0 Alex. Denser, LLD. Sheriff Substitute, ditto . 1 1 0 Advocates Iu Aberdeen. David Notelarun. Ebel. . 1 1 fl James Gram. Esq. - 1 1 6 Alexander Smith, Esq. . - 1 1 0 . Hoer Fullerton. Esq. . - 1 1 0 Alexander Cadenhead. Esq. . . -110 John Cadenhead, Esq. - 1 I 0 . . %%Alias Copland, Esq. - 1 1 li . . George Yeats. Eaq. - 1 1 111 • . James Blarkie, Flq. . - 0 la 0 . Patrick Bannerass, Esq. . - 0 la 0 . Alexander Ro os bertson, kaq. - 1 1 0 . Alexander a....-. Hurry ILuntsilen, E...i. - 1 1 9 . . 1. harks Conine, Li4l. - 0 10 K . . Aleasn.nr Goron, E.q. . -010 6 Macau Ineidaus, E gg . - - 1 I 0 Francis Gordon, Esq. - 1 I 6 ('Barka tinnier% Ey. . . I I 0 Maned'? Ennoble., Fri. . . I 1 0 (to be continued.) %HREWStIVKI*--(Cuntiestird). Sirs. knbl, 11401-slion . -110 Mi.. Most, ditto Mild M. Ealon, ditto • - 0 5 1 Mina C. and S. Eaton, ditto - 0 . 0 - Mrs. Sandford, ditto - - 0 10 11 Malls Sandford, dill.) - . - 0 10 A Rev. W. Horton,, join. ditto - 1 1 0 Na.. Pigott, of Upton Magna - • 1 1 9 Midi M. Pigott, ditto _ • - . 1 1 0 .. . (To be continued.) YARMOUTH, NORFOLK. By the ham& of the Rey. Richard Turner. Simnel Pagett, Ely. Mayor - t 1 0 Isaac Presses' Essepuiy Mayor - . 1 1 0 E. K. Lacon, Esq. M.P. . . 1 1 0 • Rev. Richard T u ner • . 1 1 0 F. Rays.lde, Esq. - 1 1 0 • • • Willies. Fa th er, Esq. . 1 1 0 James Fahey, Eaq. . . . 1 1 A Dawson Turner, lEsi. . 1 l 0 • . Eilesoort Preston, is q. . 1 1 0 • Captain Eaten Travers, R.N. . 1 1 0 John Denhy Palmer, Esq. . 1 1 0 Cappelli.' Herby . 1 1 0 • • Mrs. Herby . . 1 1 0 . . Rev. Chart. s ' 1 1 0 • Barlee . Rev. Samuel Colby Smyth . . 1 1 0 • Rev. Saeseel Barker . 1 1 0 • Mr. Was. Alessadee. Se illdro. Sleasookr. M. A. L. Alessoder, S. S. Alexander, E. Noy, 4.. each . . 1 0 Sir Morose Gooch, Bart. Sesser, Ball . 1 0 Mips if . Gooch. ditto . . 1 0 Rev. Riehard %rock ditto . . 1 0 J. S. Gooch, Esq. M. P. . I I) . . Jiihn Prowire, Esq. Hoplasd Hell . . 1 0 Mr.. Julio NUM.! . 1 0 (To be continued.) • WETAIOUTU—(Contie Heal By the hands of R. Weston, Esq. Mayor. B. Weston, Esq. Mayor . 1 1 0 Sir Ishii Murray, Bart. . . 1 1 0 Don. Lady Murray . . . 1 1 0 Mrs. Arene Quorum . . . 0 5 0 John Neal - . 0 2 A - J. W, Weston, Erq. - . . 0 10 A Geo* Aidrn, E.q. - . 0 10 6 IVißiairs Weston, Esq. . - 0 10 6 - Edward Johnson, Esni. M. D. - . I 1 0 Richard amerr. Esq. - .. . 0 10 A Mr. John awing - . 0 3 0 - Rh. Arilee.Sorron, Dorchester - - 1 I 0 Colonel %Valises Bower .- - 1 1 0 Colonel Wandkid ---.---- . . . 1 1 0 Hon. A. Alorreromby - - 1 .1 •0 Lisst.-Cnlunel . 111 6 Dnantli . -110 H.ntelinn - . 1 1 0 01.Knonun - .. 1 1 0 Walpole . . I I 0 Psytkire . - 1 1 0 . • . Hun. E. Aclwoon - - 1 1 0 Sir Wm. Gown • . 1 1 0 Major Rewhil - . . 1 1 0 - - ' Hervey . _ Ceps's. .. . . 1 1 0 W2OOll . 1 1 0 White - 1 1 0 . . Bliirb • . 1 1 0 Corrll - 1 1 0 fhirley • - 1 1 0 Drommoo4 . 1 1 (1 . . huts. It. Moore . -I 1 0 Girer.let . 1 1 0 . . . 1 . Chsplio .110 • • Lieutenant Gooch . 1 1 0 . . Armylag* . 1 0 . . lion. Win. Rous . 1 1 0 Shswe - 1 1 0 Griffiths . 1 1 0 . . 014intaguai . 1 0 . Harvey. - 1 0 • Vane - - 1 0 D. , iiglas - 1 4 Bowen . - 1 0 . yilz•Clarence • • . 1 0 (i.o•don - I 0 lion. Wm. Foam.. . 1 0 Short - I 0 Sesjenntion . 1 0 • &mini A - . 1 0 A/mast Captain Wirdderbur ii . ~. 1 U Quartrr-Nliniier Salver, . • . I 0 Battalion aliments WhYo o Per . . • 1 0 Assistant Surgeon South . 1 0 Runlet . . 1 0 • £9) 6 & The 19th Dwell!. _ - - Colonel Sir I. O. Vande bier, K C B. . .110 Lientenart.Colunel Henry Wyndham - - 1 1 0 Mee Henry Wyndham . . 1 1 0 Major (Lieutenant-Cu:onel) Robert Lisle - 1 1 0 Major Edward Gette . 1 1 0 . . Captain (Sri vet 1114nr) Henry Skelton - 1 1 0 Callum %Vahan' Ilifisite - 1 1 0 G. A. Nluultrie . 1 1 0 • Sir I. &mere . 1 1 0 C. Anderson . 1 1 0 'William Arm Ailing . . 1 1 0 H A Oimiwiti . 1 1 0 W. F Arnold . 1 1 0 . . Lieutenant B. Berton . 1 I 0 • J. Lang . 1 1 0 J. Hainnterstry . - 1 I 0 .. WakeGehl . - 1 1 0 William Duncan - 1 1 0 ttolwrt Downey -110 R. S. Btu 'dock . 1 1 0 Henry Georgie . 1 1 0 Cornet J Goodie . 1 1 0 - - Walnut Wooedle (Adjulani) . 0 10 0 A. Bailey -.- 1 1 0 . . - C L. Comberkge . . 1 1 0 G. Duff - .t tn J H. Whilotore - . 1 0 0 G 'II Hall . . - 1 1 0 G. E. Joliffe . . - .! 1 0 G. Mel WI. . Peirmanier W. F. Neville . _. • - -110 - -110 Umaril...Maki. rJ. Oluag - - 1 1 0 Surxrua J. Murray - - - - 1 1 0 Jl‘aistaisLiergeon ) Reach. MD. - 1 '1 0 • Mr/aid Ilullter - - 1 1 0 Vrteriaary Surgron L. Bird - - 1 1 0 £37 $ 0 ritiong Constettitii. John Shirt, -Es4. of Hithnam t: obit Mies Short, Barairid. A DVERTISESItNT. An Alphabetical List of the Subscribers will he published at the close of the Siihecrip .as a satisfactory record of the national feeling on this aillictine ne6ision ; the Ceno taph Cutntaittee therefore earnestly request that individuals will be particular iu havnut their 11,11111 e• legibiy tad curies tly written. wherever they Easy pay their offerings Bootie are opened Tiw Sub.eriptiou al all the Principal Ranker. in Tulin and Count' y. All communications may be addrrtworl to b Rotelr, jun. Est; Itiontrary Secretary to the Committee, IS. Henrietta. strett, Calremlish4quare, Landon. -•• •- • • • .- •••ae. , "o ' Nib 7""•• •-• : '• -- -- ,', 7 - e ,- :. l'''",:eff'!-,7"!* "1•••1" , --.>•••, yle • • --; •.. - -. . . .. ,-- ••i-• k ••• : 8. e. •it . g• 8 . ll * i . —...—• .1 1 0 Liestanant emelt** ' . ' • • 1 " MT. Ilionisa aerie.. Hornyold . -1 1 0 1.4,,A-N ev . . . . .I 1 0 ; 11 nor•Gett..1R010 , 001e, . Mn. Freebie Hooper - . .1 1 • ai r . Q om , * mit . ' . . .y 1 0 I Mra..Lailtbridge ditto .1 1 0 Adjoiant Major Sentinel ; - - 1 1 ° IL Irieele , Marlton - - .11 ? . m e. su ttee . . ... !! 0 i c w µ .. . i g yne . k F,"_' t i i i i i ,, .... --. e l . ; : 0 1 'Q iel a sm arter ai M m ast a jo er r su ltrily - - - -. 4 : 1 ; : 0 0 ~ r.• H. 5. TYillbe .... - • • - IP Mr. Wan. DlVill anyla, . • •i 1 1 • ' v ., ' "41 W . .1 I 0 Oalialion.Bergeon Rose - - Mien Wino, Tything - . -11'0 . m u 8 8 ,,,,d0..; leek . - 11 0 1 Mr.. rwlen.ri ditto - . . 1 IL 0 Mr.. Steward ditto - 1 1 0 Aesistant-llorgeon Maynard - - 1 1 0 ' Rl' Marin Duane - •- 1 1 0 1 Mr. W il liams Hintabs, ditto . - . ' . . • 11 0 Worrell . .. 11 0 1 1 0 John Beek Bog. ditto . - Richard "a"ebYl Esq. - . - 1 0 Mr ' ja" Cirrweer ' deigu • . •' ditto - • • o l° 6 ' Squad Battalion. Richard ( Melba, Sig. Tbenignini • -I 1 2 Dlr. Joins Little, anador . • -1101mr.. Eaton, . .. i) 5 3 Colonel 1 w„,dr or d • Mn. Griffiths, ditto - -I1 • , Mr. Weediest* . •J. C Griffiths, ditto - _ _ - - 'I 1 •• l as . 11--........ 1 1 0 1 Moss Elston. ditto _ . .. Illi , ut E. Helot, thitu -1 1 0 Rowland Ilnot, Etvi. dillo -I 0 Rev J. HIM. Ili!.It .1 0 Mrs. Brown, Heath Cottage, near Whilekiirth - 1 0 Sir Andrew Corlwo, Bart. Acton Revised Hall - 1 0 Lady Corbel, ditto . 0 . . Rev. R. Coehekl, Pitchford . - 0 Rev. Edward Neville, Prees - 0 Mn. Neville, ditto . . 0 Colour! S. Swinton, Berwick, Knowlts - 1 0 William Cludde, E.. OrletaM Mrs. Cladde ditto Rey. Dr. Forester % Breathy - Mrs. Forester - - Milo Matilda Forester - . •tu• - 1.1 9 •1 1 9 • 1 1 .. -- Rey. C. Peters, Pnnteihury • - I I f Mr. Priem' four chlldrris - • • IS * _ _ • Mr. Peters' nephew - • 11 41 Col. Charlton, A pley - 1 1 • . . Mn. Charlton, dim - . - - 1 1 0 An... 1. A. Cuooo, El!inners • - 1 1 0 Min Come - - • 1 .1 0 Rev. E. Williams, Eaton Miss Williams •.1:10 . . T. Hatfield, Esq. Hoiden Court • • 1 0 Mrs. Bolivid, ditto - - 1 0 Col. Hammer, Hari Nick - . I 0 Mo. Harmer, ditto . - 1 It Res. J. U. Pigott, Edmond . • 1 0 Mrs. Pigott - - • : .1 0 Owes Roberts, Eat Went .. - 1 0 R. Tyrobitt, E.q. FliflllCOi Hell . . • 1 • Mrs. Tyrwbilt, /Ma - . • 1 at W. Childs, Eau Kislet Hall - - •1 A, W. Child., Esq. Wrockwardiait - • , 1 G U Mr.. IV. Childe, ditto - - - I 0 R. Pritchard, ribres4tary - - - 1 a W. Cleatert, ditto . - - 0 6 0 . Mrs. M. Parry, dims . - I 1 0 Mn.. llrekle. ditto • - 1 0 - Cal. B. Leighton, ditto - - - 1 1 0 Mr. o.crell, ditto . • • 010 6 T. Joites, E.q. ditto - • - 1 1 0 • Colon. I Yolks Mr. Yorks -i I 0 -1 1 0 Edmond Henninr. Hal. - - 0 J. H Roatheotr, Esq. . - 0 Alm - Storey .. 0 lienr.-Colonel Steward - - 0 Mrs. Seward . . - 0 S. Warne, EMI. 1 . 0 . . Thomas Grove, Esq. . 0 . Mrs. T. Grove . 0 . . . Major Hoorn il . . 0 Mrs. Willie . . 0 G. T. Siriranl. Esq. - 0 • . Major W. H. Lapalie . .. 0 10 6 Mrs. !Arlie . 0 111 6 • . . Mrs. Vrrtoe -110 • . • Etre. Dr. Crackerll . 1 1 0 . . Mr. Jobs Ferns awl Mr. Ferris, od. eac h - 0 1 0 --.----- (To be motioned.) EU 1 6 TAUNTON. By Ike bowie of Steam Woodford, Bolaccmb, sail Cu. Thome; Woodford, Erg Tsuslun - - 1 1 0 31.1aelii Male, M.D. ditto - • 1 1 0 Major-General Smith . - 1 1 0 Captain Webb Stone - -110 Samuel Norman, Dig. Taunton - - 1 1 0 . .. .(rup be cou(ieued ) From the Offierre of the N. C. Ship Scaleby .7 A. Solleehy, km. Commander • 1 1 T. W. Brown. Chief Officer . -110 _ _ Robert Lowes.2l Dm° - I 1 0 • John Murdoch, 34 Ditto -iin John Griffith. 4th Disto - 1 1 0 . . BOOlter Hell, sib Ditto - 0 10 6 . . Kenneth Crosturd. 611. Ditto . - 0 to 6 Peones , Ilalitley, Surgeon - 1 1 0 • • Creswell heirless', Purser - 1 I 0 _ __ _ Andrew Johnson, Assiotant.Stirroo . . 0 10 6 Stephen Present', SI alibi passim - 0 10 6 Edward Dopries, Ditto . - 0 10 6 Prawn' Nirbokon, Ditto - 0 10 6 . . John Poison Random. Ditto . . - 0 10 6 invite' J•mennn, Ditto . 0 5 0 . . John Fowler Brailfuio,, Ditto • -nab Fred. Clore, Ditto . 0 6 0 Rickard Nixon, I:uptain's Cleik . 0 10 6 Um. Fouuce, Mitlbleirssutoi passesget . . SI 10 6 £l2 18 6 CIIIESTER--(Contioierl ) Orr %Awe. Mena laud Co.'i Beat. Lifist. W. 11. Ptitik, Ituyitl Artillery t 1 0 Est ufGartlirwm • 1 I 0 llobt ... iNi r s 11),sinr, .hilo - 1 I 0 John Hollautl, E.g. of Tryolan - - 1 1 0 John Llnyil 11 . v ~ Fos of Cuedeork - 1 1 0 Mrs. %V) ...fili,. - • 1 1 1) Ms!. Niter, of Hai:Amos - 1 1 0 . _ _ Mils Lloyd, i ono - - I I 0 ktv. Richard Howard. of no 0012 - - 1 1 0 (to be curlinued ) The °dicers of the CohWreath Regimeat of Fuut Goiania First BAlia Culuncl Hun. II Brand Sir It. I) Jackson -1 1 0 -110 Sir 11. F. Bouvcrie - 1 I 0 USK -Colvssel Risikes _ 1 1 0 -I 1 0 NI Omen - - I 1 0 Cure - I 1 0 Barrow - 1 I 0 Colonel Sir C. Campbell - • 1 1 0 liono.J 0 o•N v il - - 1 1 0 Lient.•Colonel %Vetere - - 1 1 0 -1 1 0 -1 1 o -1 1 0 PUBLICMO, UM ENT TO THE MEMORY OF THE LATE LAMENTED PRINCESS CHARLOTTE OF WALES AND SAXE COBURG. The Cenotaph Committee, after matnerly considering the varions communications they have received, sad in comfor- roily with what they have reason to believe is the wish of the Public, bet !tee e to stale that it is their iotenting, should their ?undo be adequate, to construct the proposed Temple of the Ceuntaph sot a scale sufficiently exteessitre to admit sit its being appropriated to the purposes of Divine Worship, sod eoustituted a Free Church. (Fur the Committee) BENJ. ROTCH, Jun. ATKINS()N'S A AIBROSIAL SOA l', pre_ parr•l by a new preeen, which frees it from all irri tating qualitics is recummeneleel As the most mild, pare, and effectual article of the kited evcr invenie d; it removes freetivs, redeems, and hardness from the skin, pretests its ehnopiog, mot makes it Insuci .... sly soft, white, and even. Sold in squares for washing, price Is ; and in shaving cake., Price 9d.+-I+—and Is 61 each. ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE DYE Changes grey er red lair uu the Mad or whiskers, In a Man. tiful and permanent brown or !dark, wsrratited to rum. pletrly mossier the purpose, or will forfeit Our Hundred Putouts, price 3is.--10s. M 1 —.soil (t o o °mo w s, ATKINSON'S FLUID for restoring the Hair shunt it has fallen off from perspiration, change of climate, &c. it also frees it Nom scurf, makes it soft snit glomy as silk, and keeps it in curl dur ing exercise in ilsociug, or walking, or lit damp weather, price 31. 61. a Bottle. Caution.—The slowe artichs have she signature of the Proprietor ins the l.lwl, otherwise they cannot he gen 44 44 c. Sold by James Atkinson, Perfumer, No 13, ( ' sin•ct, golso.opiare, Lositliso t and by must Perfumers aura Hair. dressers iii the Kingdom FRAUD PREVENTED. IVO counteract the many attempts that are daily AL nude to impair on the nsiwiry • sparivas complain 4444 imam' of the GENUINE. BLACKING prepared by DAY asld M ARTIN, they hare adopted a slew lahel, in which their Napieturt mid Address, 97. HIGH HOLBORN. is au conspicuously placed in the centre of Label, that they unit an attention to this, and the din . ..retire of the type, which is uulike all Iriter.tocas, wall euablr porclawtere at once to 4/elect the Implant auQ. The Real JAPAN BLACKING. made said sold Wholesale by DAY 11111 d MARTIN, 117, [Nth litalboro, sisal Mailed by the principal SboOrepers, w &Dia al Old , la. , ,sad Is. dd. each. Cupiaiii tiaadilaml4 Liest..Colourl "'maullle - Captains Shaw* Talik.t • - I 0 Rayolos - - - I 0 Grimoleatl - - 1 0 • Clirsou . - - 1 0 Smlwey . . - I 0 - blown - - 1 0 Dunromhe . - 1 0 Dranruy - - . 1 1 0 Kist tratOt - -lin Nw i . - . . I I 0 Lieutenant Rewind& - - - I 1 0 Mitdoniy • . - 1 1 0 RePrr - 1 1 0 • Hall - 1 1 0 • Jeukinaun - 1 1 0 • . Cornwall - 1 1 0 Murray . 1 1 0 • Doke • 1 1 a Sharp . 1 1 0 HMI. P. Aalibm nisi= - . I 10 .I I 0 iffiis;: G. Brat ky .1 1 0 •.1 1 0 -1 1 0 FOREIGN INTELLIGSNet HAMBURGO MAIL. HANSURGN, MAT 6. [The following has been tent to as ('he Hauntits' Correspondent) l'nr osertii LETTER FROM fit EXrCO, NOT. 40. DEAR FRIEND—AIk e are here- much astonished at the fats ideas which people in Europe entertain of the causes and the state of our conte.t, ea well ita at the crissnifiies of some tOreigneta sKaln.t Spsin, when they speak of its American possessions, out having may knowledge of either the one or the other. The ittcontitt from the Old World ►hew us, that periodical journals and pamphlets are full of false statements, in the cause of indepeinl. ence is treated without the smallest knowledge or the country—of the character of is inhabitains.,.f the spirit of its legislation —of the spoilt% i.f admi nistration—of the localities—and st,ll leas of the cl.s of men who fight under the standard i,f the I ren t s . We learn alto that there is a certi.in Abbe, of the name of ISe Pradt, who writes et random upon emancipation, letters, prophecie.; ciliates to a minute the time of itiiirprtiiirtwe, a:.(1 preaches with furious teal insurre. non, nothing but insurrection. to make it belie►ed that the iiiiir- Pen4C4Ce of America would be soiv.iiiisgeon: to the Oldrand the New World, and that Simin has iso rig I.t nor any interest to Oppose it. Lastly. it seems that people in Curope are convinced that in the t7oloinet ■ll is its confosioo, and that they long for lode. prudence. Nothing, my dear Friend, is more unfounded.-•. There (I speak of this kingdom. wiili whit is Ism well acquainted) is a parcel of rettle.:s umhitious people, discontented that they are nothing, whit have no legal means of becoming any tliiiig, and have therefore embraced the trade of revolution tub attain their end. There is ■ still larger minther persons *duced or infatuated, who vexes ly a chimera which • they do not know, and who are lent In threat., promises, and the attractions of piling.. Bin the greettionnber, almost the aggregate or thit inhabitants in general, all sensible people, slid those who have any thing to lose, detest the iiisiiirectiois, and always have detested it, long for repose, and love the dominion of the mother country, which has made these countries flourish for ti►ese•three centurim has spread in them true religion, wise laws, knowledge, and sciences. Those who LIMA that they understand politics go further, and judge according to their knowledge of the subject ; and the independence so much boasted of cannot be established, e' .n on the supposition that it would be just to separate from the mother country and the lawful Sovereign (observe, Sir, that we too know very well how advantageous legitimacy is to the peace and happiness of nations) ; and that becan.e our Americans are by no means in a condition to be able to govern themselves. There sire here many various casts, many pre-conceived opinions of some against others, many deep-rooted preju dices, end the knowledge required to Ravens is not general, end far from besng soffn,•irutly ma. tore. With such element. independence is a chimera. If you believe it evident that Spanish America re quires for its existence the protection of a fully consolidated Government, the question is, who is best qualified to govern 'and protect it; whether fo reigner., as is evidently the wish of the Eurojwaii favourers of the insurgents, or the rebelliaus molt, who want to have the plates and the prop. rty of honest men, oe the lawful Governmetit of Spain, whirls discovered and has civilised it? Prey tell all those who wish to learn the truth, that the Spaniards in America are so far from being adherents of the so boasted independence, as their brethren in Spain were, at the time of the intrusive dominion of Bonaparte, that there have never beea any thing more here than bands, troops of raven. toren. who mislead unfortunate persons, who al ready open their eyes, and return by thousands to order and submission, to the mercy of our beloved Sovereign; that the leaders, the greater part of whom now no longer exist, are men -with out principle or morality, who, having little or nothing to lose, seek to gain every thing; and th , it when those people in Europe who ale still infatuated. were to see the enthusiasm and the genend joy which the capture and executi on o f t h e traitor Minis have excited among the whole people, they would form • more accurate judgment of the stirs of the public spirit in this country, and lea n the fate which shortly awaits the rest of the insur gents. Tell them that though I have never been in South America, I have had frequent connections with it, and that I know as much as is ne cessary to be convinced that the causes of the disorders are there the slime as heel., and that the result will be the same, though many other circumstances have an influence there. Tell than that to speak, with real knowledge, of these cow.- tries and their inhabitants. it is not enough to read the declaimer Rayne), or the learned initimkt Hutrilioldt, still less the fanatic prophet De Pradi, but that they must travel hither and see with 'tole own eyes. that the people in general, the land owners, the merchants, and all rensonable persons, love the dominion of the mother country, and the paternal government of their dear Sovereign. Tell those who have neither the iticlimittun i.or the time to come hither, that they must have before them the picture of the French Revolution, sod that they may examine, whether it was the mass of the nation which desire confusion, or only a parcel of factious men, those scourges of society, who by high sounding words in declamations seduced a great number, who are alwaysiindsped to innova tion and cruelties, when a coircutietice. of circum stances and the dexterity of the inandiaries has sin - ceeded in agitating the crowd. Let them remember those dreadful events, slid consider that the spiiit of revolt and jacubinions, accompanied by all the furies. after having desolated Europe with blood, has brought disorder to America; and if any not should reply that so great an insurrectionary 1111 l ve. meat implies will. resources. and talents, ill. ewer that all these are wanting (in a sufficient degree) in America ; but that it unhappily has too many adventurers' support, excitements, arm es, and patriotism, which come from foreign countries; but do mint forget to add, that the (Mews advent orers begin to he to utsdrceived and so well chastised, that •e hope we shall 110011 110 see one more of them. I cannot close this letter without begging a favour of you, and without relansig to you an All