The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-05-07 00:00:00

R4FAL INTELLIGENCE. puItyBMOUTH, MAY 4. Arrived the Royal Oak, 7d kuns. Lord A. Br:m elt' ; Amiga, 74 goos e Copt. tilpicol.h, f.tti irtf. Cherbourg ; sod the•Sarpe(oa sivup of t% air, 600 a cruise. _ _ Sailed the 1/4,710, ta gun.. Capt. limitary, with a 'Ali toy for Guernsey and Jerst.y. Went out of has hour the Pyramus, 38 guns, Capt. Das/mood, a tine stew/ foigate. MAY 5. Soiled the Royal Oak, 74, Lord A. Beatielle;k, aisid the /A/mega!, 74, Capt. Made°tor, from St. ilelon'a. (where they arrived the day before,) to 4lat kadetCherhurgh. \Vent out of harbour, the C'ovragerz, 7.t, Capt. Phimpitt ; Monarch, 74, Captain Lee; Pyramus, I) 4 shnoo t i ; Primrose, Capt. Bur►ou ; trod (7erry /y, Lieut. lottlertots. lIHEIRNIESS, WAY 4. The 'hips collected here fi►r the ISnluc, since litr :;.:‘l, veiled this rimy for Yarmouth Rheas. nn Per Convoy of the Stirling gun-brig. l'he liichma►d giimlirig, that sailed with the Hrligolund fleet on the 11.1 io•t. is on shore on the Guu Fleet Semi in the Swin. The Ce.dineleno-brig has %Ailed from hence to prucee4 with the fleet. Arrived from (indium, the Puictiers, 74, emit. Berevford ; Ardent. 64. Capt. ; old euhy, 64. Capt. I'i ihwtnr. COLLVIER-MEETING OF Tll6 LIVERY OF LONDON. Iry consequence of the following invitation cir. culAird very generally amongst the Livery. " Toe are requested to tweet at *he Loudon T.Arera, Flistospesstisstreat„tu-saurrow, Friday , the ails slay of May umlaut, at six o'clock iit the eVening, of great isopu,t.uxe, anti to bring wells you as luau) m )our Filen& un the Livery as eau possibly atlases! ' 1 Itursday, May a, lam° j " A Nlertsug Mlle convened on Friday evening at the 1-outioit Tavern, thshopagate.street. About bull ying six o'clock, "you the motion of Mr. Ssinnel Dixon, Mr. Airlersosti Christopher Sort!' s called to the Chair. Ai 51r. Dixon true 'Wont to rifle, au oprlscatintt el as wade to our Itv porter to know a het hrr hr as. a Uri rpoito of nut. he haeutg u.s.sw• red in the urgative. it was tits n is.tisuatrd to him that he roulti out remota in the fOCI;t1. Weld CasUil.e ore ouuble to gwe frinirl sof !lot. sp teh. aof Mr. Dixou and Mr. Arir oun, but or turarr4 .11.4 that they Wilt is, re:tly rs, tlt ettd oi oss the viaduct of the (:osussom I that du) $l-. ambled. said erwressell their (lOC. tttttt Minn lal anlM mit protesti -g sgaitrt Its tleciatof... About e.reo o'clock wsl Ilia of I.rretytio eotend he room, and 4.-arland J, thyt op it Sea a public• el.scussion. up.m a great public que,ti ~,,, the dnore b- to the Livery at ling,— Conatilv..l.le luta. tlest preen:led, and .11 of ^ .V 1 irate Co4i.Ni:oiet, 11* (.14314.811Me d.+so• fidiiol/! ; at re ieloated Mr. IVeithitteu Oleic,: Liu•t If to the m•ticr sit tlte Chair. Acclamations and groans from the riteinctive parties acre as reiterated, tliNt not a wool could lie heard. At leugth Mr. Wm:lima° obtained a hearing. He Islamist d. that the follow speakers, Mr. Dixon and Mr. Acheson, the gentle men alto were inost active in arraigning th;s mg, which was to protest against the pitieriAinK" of the [Avery in Coogan:at Hall, founded die pro priety of acceding to their Resolutions upou the partiality and the Utjuslice, so evidently. in their opinions, exhibited at the meeting in Guildhall rim: (tar. Dtpriveil, us they asserted, of the op port::n:y of freely diegts•iag that great public gaiestiou, in such an assembly, thee• resorted to a more private and snore impartial meeting, in order ,to arrive at a calm and correct theentioii. Mr. IiEMBLE .:*plaid to order. lie del not see whet liminess that Gentleman [Mr. Wuithman] hid ut a meeting COl. veiml far a particular purpose, to winch he could not be eodliitlered friendly. t('onsidersilde uproar, and " eriesV Air. W.:tisk:man is is possession of the Chair.") Mr. WallTunAa.-1 CA:I upon you, Mr. Chair man, to say, whether you can preserve order er not. I am tattled to have your attention; and mu de. termined not to surrender my right. Mr. Mouiteenen.—As I never will blink any questifiii to *lnch I am inclined to give any sup. port, I say that this meeting as call, cl for the pur pose of protesting against the Resolutions of this day in the Cotenant. Hsll, and that no man ought to sotrude, who is tent impressed with the propriety of acceding to that Protest. Mr. WAlTHslian.—.-'Phis meeting, SS Ilittnettra•hy the notice which I ho:c1 in my hands, was called for DO ascii clefusite purpose. It was called general!), and therefore to think of a clandestine decision, was a high and aggravated insult upon the great body of our fellow..:isite.is. It is my duty this night to riihnsit tii this nutting ccrtaiis It'sulutioua. I then fore tuure you, Sir— The CHAIKNIn is expressed his 'determination to pnt no Resolut.c.i iiropo.rd by Mr. Wasthinan.— (Uric, of mete him eat of the Uteri%) Mr. ‘VAITIIMA N-44 Ilk Worship, Mr.Aldcrman C. Smith, whims I little expected to see at t:og such a part in such a place, has refused to put the question I wan about to. propose, I have now to move this meeting, that he do leave the Chair, :Ind dust Mr. Nicholson be pleased to take it. (Mere, wore). The question was diets put mid carried in the affirmative, by a majority. Mr. WAITHII•N• thess proposed the following Rerolutions, wh.cli, being duly seconded, were car ried I": itesulved—That it appears that this Meeting was pri. vately convened, with a new of counteracting the proree.t. hops of the Lisary of Lood.m this day {malty suit publicly conversed is ; and ;hat such a 'measure is highly improver, sad dimming of the cu probation of the Livery at Large. Ucaolved--That we An higntic :wrote of the ne.uhicons and Petition skis day :weed to at a Iketing of the Lieu ry in t vo mo u (tali, nveetiog the extraordinary poser aesuinrit sod earn-wed in the konrisontnent of .talus 1:31c. Jones and Pie ErstsClS Butiiett, Bart. and the necessity of a Refine* so Parliament. _ . _ 111 , 01Vrdrilat A:tit /111101 (• rve n . r d in pot die tort.timi up mi flandatwßalfraatt.lly rd, h.i• acted to a partial sail iMproper manner, aria lb MA N the rosiradrime a hi. 1. lloir•citirrot illiteta n/14.. if. elinz 1., Mr• Joh. Nicholson. fee ►isYighh mi.ritoriou• *a tl.l Ito l'rote• !An gradually retired into an adjoin ing room, ai.d, vie goiderataud, agreed to c. rtain liteniiiatnoos, Ruth they offized their • i‘natorca. bPORTIXG INTKLLIGINCE. MALTON RACES. TUESDAY, X SY 1. Craves Stakes, fur all ages, lop. ea• 6 ..—Oee mile mid a outartei. Mr B .rltor's r. Pope, by Skittle, 3 yrs uld, list 1 Mr. (;orwoutl'il br. e. Sliskesprare, 4 yrs old, bit Mr. Scaife's b. es by Sir Solomon, 3 yrs old, list. 3 Sir G. Armytage's gr. f. Modesty, 4 yin ukl, sal Mr. Itirbarilsou's rh. r. by Sir Julio, J yrs old, list .. Lord Fits, illiatn's 111iiteuose 4 yrs obi, sat ti Mr Skelton 's Souwdrop, by 1./elpiiii, j yrs old. Est Even betting Mild 5 to 4 ou tYbiteause, 4 to i apt Pope, sod the same apt Shakespeare. A good race. Produce Stakes, of 5.p. each, b. ft. for 3.yrar olds. Colts mit. fillies 7st itib. Two miles. (Eight subscribers.) Sir M. M. Sykes 's b. e. by Sir Peter 1 Lord Fitzwillianea b. e. by Braingbriomb 9 Lora Milton's br. c. by Dun Quixote, oat of Flimsy 3 Sweepstakes fur CONS nod fillies rising 3 yrs old, top Rack colts sat. 31b. fillies sat .—.Last mile and a half. Sir Al. M.Sykees gr. r. by Melvin' Mr. Garforties gr. e. by Doipun, out or Itosaritul Mr. N. B. liodiposes Trupb..bitoy, by liemngtwoligh J Sir Henry Nelilioa Wm ch c. Le) Mil will 4 Mr. Watts's br. C. by l'ay moor, dim by lklpiui .!, A &rue rare. Sweepstakes of 1510. each, fur Hunters, &c. that ncr•rr on bcfin rl be day of nauniag. Rode by Grist kitten Fun, till Ice. Mr. t;Arfurtles hr. r. by iimnibkluiiiasi. 4 >m old, i I !L Mr. T. S)krt.'s Pct. r Plytuley, 5 yrs obi, 114 t. yib... 2 Mr. IS:di.na's b. gllaatharu , is yrs old, .l •tr. liadlic's b. g. heart of Oak, G yrs. taid, lust 4 . % VII bctitug uu Kitt tlyailcy. Wou essy . 1 EMI VPDAV, II Ali Match Our wogs —!int node and half Mr. (4/forth's gi. C. by Delpiai, oat of ltus.dand, 3 yrs oh. sea nib 3lr. liarlowes be. Pope, 3 yrs old, YA. ..... lu 4uu Mr thuStrlL's toll. A good race. Sweepstokes of 3tigs each, lop. A. tor tan years old colts, Os'. 216. fillies, sit. Lau half mile. ( . 4 Subscribers.) Coined Chihli.' s'. eh. r by riteniturd, dam by Whisk. y Mr. Grinstou's bl. by Sancho, Jam by Precipitate.... 4 3 and 4tol 00 the winner. Won very easy. Fitly Pounds for .11 eget ••-liesis, one mile and • belt each. Mr. b g. !loyal Peltier, by Cheshire Cheese, 4 yrs old, sat. 4lb - Mr. Riebarlboo's ch c. by Slr Jobe, 1 yn, y5t...... •• • 0 e T Yykr b'S ro. c. by Sir Prier, 3 yrs, 711 4 3. bar G. Aim, 'age's gr f. Nludesiy, 4 yrs old, ast. U . 4 Mr Naltotio gr. c. by Deirot 3 yrs old, 741 311 Ric kaby's br Ally, 01.1, 6st. i tlb. Nr Cis/fora* eh. by !t lumbletonian, 4 yrs, est ilb 9dr ii to 4 ligainst !loyal Pciuse ; after the heat, e to I eguset Rigel Palmer. 11un very easy. ' rtitmoniv, MAY 3. Swim Soles of 7Fo cot+. fcr 1111114 . I out thortoakb.bred, lest. F• 11 1. Mike i 9 StIIAtTiIICI • ) • Mr.osbaldritolis b jr, M.,kcolidit. by Tuo.ii Lsoarel.... I Mr.. T. Syk• is br. g by Orksooll .. 0 Mr. Ts racisee* b. 1 Mule* owl, by Core., uol 3 Si:venal olkfrs ;dm; startvkl. Evert Malin ua al r. T. Slltib's gelding, and 4 10 1 zi,latetat Maki alit& 11 i.a The god. for all ages, waa was, at tau irats, by Mr. Priurr, hwof Erni Latta% Kul.:: Pratte ; 11'1 brat, 3to I int Ru)al Priut e. ”ug. In c aat.a. 7he 5401 fw Lothian, lo.looloor to 1 . 1111111141, :•% M.. 11, al thrteln, I. 11r. 1 nnoitutin Lola. Nt goo I—.l, Loot • g st ci al others. TURF EX4RA. Mr. Kirby's boy, who ea& Voyal Priaer,and won the two SP,. I•lairo at the sham Slral a!y also rod* Mr. Baia itov‘ r, It Hl sruAhtr, Isat year, at M altos, who was the two salmi. lo;r 501. Plates. Royai t'rloet (late Varckialus) we* bought by Mr. Kirby Ntr. J. L Ka)r, w►n bee.l ►ia.—Hia darn, PIM 1.1,11.C11.1, by Piaaroinueuvu, oat it Pcic Wothiugtini, by Garrick. &nits' for the s,uWl p.Stulteb, at Netruaaslat, oat Tue..lay IL 310 1 *est Laid GrusseaKr's'b.c. Eccleslott, by Cosariu, vat ul Nike. 7 to a foot the th&ke of Grattou's ch. colt, by Wan, out of Ream. 7 to 2 .It Mr. ITtororth's hay colt, by You; Whiskat, dase by PrectiLlutc. 6 to 1 apt Lora tilusvetsor's b.c. Hepbestion, by Alrxateth r, out uf (Nem &ttsug fur the Claret Stakes. at Newasaaket, on Tuesday - - • - - 11C111, WIZ. 6 to 4 on Lord roley's Spaniard, by V. Dense. e to 4 afro, Mr. Wilemu'r Wafted, by Sorcerer. 10 to I apt Sir .1 MselkOs C urb ' toy Dos Quixote. Betting fur the Unity titakts. _ . 11 40 2 ngst the Duke - of Graftut.'s 11Italabutee, by Waxy, out of l'curlotic. 7 to I agtl the Duke of Graftou's Pledge, by Waxy, out of Pruoelta. rt tot apt tordGrosreaor's F.ertraton. 9 to i 111441 114j01 N ilsuue bl. c. by Young Whiekty, dam I. Trnuiptibir. 10 to 1 r.r.st the Cartridge colt. 14 to I agst Loud Groaveaor's Deplicatina. Bettsug for the tilika' Stokes . S to 2 .;It the Duke of Grafton's Pledge. IS to 1 as t Lord Grosvenor's Dolma Clara. to to 1 east Sir W. Gerard's Grimm. 10 to 1 agst Lord Harrymore's Echo. to tot seat any of Lord Egreniones fillies. is to t nod Sir C. Bus'Wiry', fillies. pourz. ROW•• On Saturday a man of the name of J”Nes Je4.ies, was brought to the above Office —The unfortunate man, as op. pea►ed by the testimony of one of the keeper s at Mad-house, Houtim, bail look, it out on the Saturday pre cediag, by forcar a pas sec thr•wth .. wall two bricks and a half thick ; but by a hal he enabled to :Witte the aperture in the • all rtvuar•. 11 a mistery, andeuuld nut pos sibly be accounted fir. ()at iif the hale patrole, who stop ped him at in Kent, %Sited, that he bad at that t ime a cb Ali i o•n one of Ins legs ; a pair of band-cliffs, and the ring of a chain iu his hat —lt is ...opposed he was maks ing was to the place of Ins nastvity war Maidstooe. The keeper stated the iiiifortunate man to have le en formerly a marine; when, being vio!ently attacked with insanity; at tongs tome outrageously toad and ungoscribililc, but at others very composed ; the Transport Board had humanely placid him at )liles's house. He ass iu consequence dist barged. nod delivered ltdu the ewe of the keeper. Th.,. , ,. /la, thrirk, who is in cn.tody on suspicion of bring rum( riot in breaking open soil robbing the shop of Mr. Gustard, in Medford-street, Covent-Gas den, of woollen cloths to the autumn of 14.101. underisent soother examivation.— Ann Maddox, the widow of the MU Wive was executed for the ulrente, on iVed•esilay se`unight, 'Mewled sod re-Hated the evidence she kiroserly gays, that the prisoner and another man came to their house on the mounter of the Mb of Ja nuary, tart Joinestreet, and kneeked at their nn•lu.s shut ters, slid St hen they wets let in, tlic prisoner or boa comp. nion waked permission to leave some thiuo then•, a hich they agrted to. Antr leer husband a.. gone to wu,k , and the prisoner sad his companion gout, she searched Ha par ce-li, and found uric contained two pistols, Iwo non cr o ne, and souse picklock keys. Ihe other parcel contained some woolicn cloth, which was sired as Mr. liostai,l'e prop. if ?) , Iv the officers oefunging tit Ildtou-Garileis Oliitr, when llo•y appreln tided h., hnebcwd, on the 11reduesday atter Ike robbery en. souirotteit. tiro Custard iiirmituol the cloth fou•ul in Madibm's house to be part of that stolen furor . house. 310.. %bunko. was CIA ....bursted ludic, test" y a•mn.st the pranser, by ltlai kenos, the constable aa.l pror , ok lino to ha.. Swim at a public-howc vi Covenl (,w•l. ii, io Mr. Gitsti•id's house, shoat the lime the r.dlo 'Wry was roionsitted. 'flit p.. N•her was foliy euaressitted for trial. Mr. ALLEY ativajr,lt, Ihr prasoner, bat the latter into r ft.rtJ so moth, that the La al it MSS COlltbi ;If bst t,f little service lv bun. FROM SiTURD.IY NIGHT'S CAZETTS. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Ma-0 . /ree f Mot/ 5, POO. id Regiment of Dragoon Guited.-I.leutensut Osborne Burwell, from the gatli Foot, to Le Lieutenant, vile Brew, who exchanges. 3d ditto—Cornet the Hon. P. F. Cunt (11 be Lieutenant, with out purchn►e, vice Storey, promoted. 1'C161311114.11 E Edgeworth, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Curt. loth Regiment of Light Demount—Major Charles Palmer to be Lieuilimut-Culouel, by purchase, vice Leigh, who retires Capt. Lord Hubert Maim rs I. be Major, by purchase, •ice ayttt Regime. of Fuot—Major Humphrey Bland to be Lieu tenant-Colonel, by purchase, vice Wardrobe, who retires. Brevet-Majur It. Grurge Eiriugtou to be major, by purchase, vice Maud. aetb ditto--Brevet-Major Molyeeux Manion to be Major, without purchase, vice &melt, promoted is the moth Foot. Sgil ditto--Capt. Hach Falconer, Gum Hit ; tit Fuot, to be Major, vier Calclouels, deceased DictumBo'n, from the a i t Fool, to be Ensign, vice Maclean, who exchanges. 89th ditto—Lint -Colonel Hobert Newell, (rum the adth Foot, to he Lieutenant-Colooel, without purchase. 9341 ditto--I.leat-Colonel George J'.ha•ione, num the New Brunswick Feocibles, to be Lituirmint-Colovel, vice H alkett, who excliasiges. New Brunswick Fescibies—Lient.-Col. mita 11.itkett. Row the old Foot, to be LiesteliaLt•tuluiml, vice Juba stone, hu exchalkes. RR EV ItT. . _ 3fainr William Doran, of for 79tia Foul, to be Lieutenant- Colonel in the Army. STAFF, Msj.ir Colt. Campbell, et theiisil; Foot, to be Deputy Ail j ant-General tii th► FUMY./ Serf 11111 Its the /vivid cif Malts, t►e exalt sf Lirateaunt-Coloacl w ilts Arab) vice Jewell. taw relict's. HttSPIT.II. STAFF. • . _ . _ • (Wary keel. Goal. to IN rot General Service Jahn Prendergast, Gent to be ditto. • 310,0 OR A The Eachmtle between Uajnr Kinvente, of the sad Font, sail Ilajor Smelt, of the told Foal, tio its The Gazette of the nut M Arch last, has out teken place. Csassurnsat by itte Lord Lieutenant qi the Century ./ Kent. Illackheath Rro,oreut of Loral Militia. Edward Ritchie, Esti to be Captain--ilated April 19, 18101. Adjutant tams Wetberherd to be ditto, by Ur:tour—dated April 17, 1810. William Wentworth lh atliaaspo, Gent. to be Liesiteosat— listed April 19, 1110. Juba P.trklusolt, Gout to be dittn--dated April 40, 1810. John 1: iy, 'I Saow, Went to he dith—,i,t,dApi.ii al , 1110. William ('"rnisc, Gent. to lat. Jilt..--4,Niell April 4J , 1810. Steed Goddard, Gent tit he ditto...4nel, April ea, into. Jam- a R. vv. oige Doman, Geol. to he Cu+igu— lined April 19, into. Jans,a Go.loltnl, Gent. to he ditto--dated April .20, 1110. 5i,,,,,, I Cilliogsrouel,Gent. to he ditto—dated April 41 , 1810. Charles Suter, Gent. to he ditto—date) April is, ipso. PARTN FAS!!! PS DISSOLVED. ./ tans ana John Wcstlll./le, of the I 8 'Or wive. Pm tue.stu, Robert Prior Staub, ,bailer Van; Edward Vail:, and Jonathan 1011, Lowluo. Aura. o. Rawam.Tonotlq William Nero"' Rime's , , Arthur Saltmarslor. and Voistoplier Sattniaratr, court, iir.ort•rlinoch strert. Loorkra, and N.tllfra , York. wovaro. • arrhumenum April 4, Idtu lies erire a n d J..serilt .11drido., of Rlarkfriari`.road, &army, mar,Ntrti. April 16. into. J. Riyagra yrillyams, Janata trillp.ima, mad Thunman Jul., Truro, Cornw:11:, hankers. out), 3! 1.43 NlArk lams, LirC lo doo, awl J anv Shorter, of Farnham. Surre7., wmequerebects May 1, tr io. 11 , rtho aaaaa .• Yag4 mid Jolto James, of Nwritra-Falgalrr. Ltinann, t.,..ar•-usi••ii. Aped g 7, Is I Thamme tV4lls , ,u iii.l Vi liiatn John tilrapauti, of Foley place, St. Mu..:,• la- bout.e. lliJdteaea , atairr)orw. March 46. tr. It.. John Ilataertiiu, Atmipa, Yo.k, inks Clayton, a hoist lionraui, Haw, Thnimis 4 :reel's um]. of laatta head. No. alumnus, lialWax, vaiaiita &blare April pa,_inio. 3fa:sning, John Prorior Mesh:Won, and Charles Rovtorioet, Ay, al an, l e a c. Junes Harris and Junes J oluoa Aar, of Liverpool, mer chant. Aps 1•1, La Wellman& aerh , .4 (;eurgt Niedlry, Cor.lbill , L butek.ellee %lay I, ire Re Htnry and William We4'l. or IV4ristere•str.et, Caretidebb-square, '3letlelleseit, wsue•ule•e11411111. Aped Jte, JJltti Whaley and Simon Mobley, of J.tttp-s ntrect,CoteM gnreiro, Mol.:lc.ex, boot Apt il Th 01.11311 Rya.' Waal Jolou Kan I, of I.oolote-w.tll, Mahn April 9, is iu. . . John Butler auJ lama Whitroosb, of New Immo, %Yeas, spirit-merchants. Slay I, talk.. ohos Hemingway awl James Glover, of Manchester, not k ing. jo.relrrs April 27, Isl.. tiatwortil) anti V1;1111'1.3 Smith Arnim, of I'4 rnuntio, ruerehante. 31.”, z. is 10. James Evans and Robert Winans. 4sf Wei4L-bosise-yArrl, East•clivap, wine•nierebitstt.. April 1 , 2, Iblu. R o b er t shedden, George Shealitt.n, Ito!wri Stiordden ' jots. ylilliam sbe.l.len, and U. B. SL R ,ldea, swerebusis. Decttow Itto9. Thowss Ilsyter and Samuel Chubb, Westbury, Willa, .1) cm May I, WO. BANKRUrrs Robert Qr.:rives I))soii, late of lbw Ohl Fountain, RINK , mare lam., lliddl. rex, virtuality, to stirs. whr, Nae IQ , ftt, and . June Ili, at one, at Guildhall, Looilou Atturisey, Mr. Whitton, Cheat Jame.-street, Iterlfuert-row. John Wood, !ale of the Jolly Botcher* puldie-hrmae, Wfilte-Cons-slit et, 31iiidlearx, victualler, to attn-endi r, Usx tr. ct, and June It,, at ten, at Guildhall, low:o.s. AI t lAi ), Mr. Whittuto, Great lam, sh eet , Veriford-ru.r. John Frederick Veirliti:tr, A ittri.cittrt, Throomortiiii utreet,l..endou, merchant, to surreuder, May 15, 19, and J our to, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, air. Abbot, Uld lituad• Street. Witham golinsna, of Little Saehow, Tette,'6,ll, Rad: rued, butcher, I,s seri eater, Marti, at sill 0, •wl Jan• 16, at Flea: 11, al the Jeraarltem Arum Inn, Salop. Attveoeyo, Sir Mewl Ciddle , of %Vol% eiliailptua Manua awl Mrs Smart and Thumbs, Staple" tttt t Loudna Thurtau. SI yeoman, of sstiet.lo, llecnoutodoey, Surrey, wuolitapler, to overeater, May 1 !, 49, am! J WI( 1 , 1. St theca, at 61'114h:111, I .ondoti. Alta vay , Mr. M0rr0w...44 (tat,, bury. oquare, Suallseark. _ 'William Ms of Wolrerkamplusi, V1,11•111111311611:1t111 . t. 11. surrconke, May at finer, 59, and - Jinae lb, at elrren, at the JrriMiclsam Areas, Salop, *Ma ury, Mr Juba Jr.surs, iValgirr bump's's. galph Jackson, it( Mel street, Ilanorer-istpare, ebi,,a and gbirs.seller,ab nn. inter, May 13, 19, and June id, at lea, at Guil,Thrll, Lumina. Attueorys, Messrs. Dawn, Allen and Best,Patereester-row. Joll'a theist, of 11.01-utreet, B ill of Southostk, Sorry, elsecsesuossirs. to aorreader, May 8, 10. of timely', nod JBle lei, at o n e, 60.4%0, I.oudun . Akto ( ne)., Messrs. IVII. kit and Amu 41. y, F 1144014 6.11.811 . Witham Milhous', of Wgst Louslort, caller, to aarreoeler, May 11, gy, anal Jaime 15, at toeite, at tiatarlkall. Att./racy, Syr 8),1,1211„ A Merattatr sheet. Mary Sluerwood, of Ilitrortistrley,, York, hardwarewomas. anal Paul kLeraroutl, at the same piasee, Itankrarestaa, is our. rand.. ' May 01, at eta, 29, God Jane to, a t t ea , a t the Intone of Basket IM,. makeeper, Yen ybrittge. Attoroevt, Molars %bright and Puiteriaz, Temple, Loudon; awl Ma. Jain Bunaley„ of 'tooth, York. Jobs Sayer, x•/%6•"1..., V. des, tisciadraprt sw•eseter, Nlay an.l Jut* t 6, at is. Ivy, at IM Mob lavers, Cora Arrat, Bri.tol Athens-7s, kir. Edward Stevens, WU- • rl, mo d Me.... Swr.t WWI Stokes, litim's•bes,la walks, I ~to 14.46'1; n.iair, Isle vt Syarawro•belse+, We now of fileus.street, St. Mal mo. booker, to surrender, Mal to, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lo. and W. Riehordariu, New Inn. Christian • Henry Kauffman, I Crotched. friari,fteelnii, mese - hal and June 16, at ten, at (kiddie:, hl ar I ites-Isete,,Catioten. s • • . Samuel Lairarels, formerly of Mincing-lame, but now of Mark..l store - oder, Mity 8, at ten, Geolabial. Attorneys, Messrs. Thomson, Copilotll court, Three Thomas Goodall, tale of Loudon, and ofStarr) square . May 8, at ten, and June Landow Ationoys, Messrs. Thomson, Copt hall court, Theo, Richard Smith, of Liverpool, May to, Juhe I , and 16, at two Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. Julio pool. James Raitt, late of Dartmont L at , Wear m i„ st ,,, , Nit Melees, victualler, to surrender, Slay t In, and June Itist ten, at Guehlliall, !moduli. Attorney, M r. Robert Thoth'', George Lee, of Stumm4lliii, Reeks, builder, to surreuele.,. May 15 , 2.2, and June to, at eleven, at Guildhall, Londus, Attorneys, Mr. Richard %Volitive., Eghuw Illlaw, bridge, Sorry, and Mr. R. S. Taylor, Field-emus, Gi William Remillard Mimeos Vo4 Dooraik, Edmond fathitt, and Jarmo - oh Dunoraii, of Well-street, Middlesex, risauufacturers of patent soap, to sue 6 mkt, 111, ! : I and J our 16, at twe Ire, at Guildhall, Lood aa. • A u kola, Messrs Seymour sad Mutation, Margaret-sheet, Ca vemilish square, Jetties Daveaport, of Wider ward Tem tie, turret, dealer; to ,antrendor, Aloe N, ise, awl Jane ,o, Is etre, sr Guildhall, Landau'. Attorney, Mr. brook, Lotselou Thomas Cralikshaw, late ofCha r lt on-street, SI Nary. ta. benne, Al painter. hot now • presenter for dela, is Ne a...ate, to surrender, May 5, 26, noel June lb, at te.4. t. al Gnilelball, Loudon. Attorney, Me. Morgan, graWlll. row. Ikunis Mammy, of Tottenham court r, ail, Middlta.a. ♦ietoallrr, to Illuitoder, May 12, 19, amt J.u.r IG, ai thin', at (init.'s all, liondint. Attorney, Mr. %%intim% tir,at Jaaws-strt el, Etr.lfor4l. row. irYdlior 101..i00 andN evil] ltruvroe, of Fie%) Itteectill, London. grocers, to sato oder, tiny a, 22. and lane ili, bt eleven, at G 111114141. Alturar)a, M robes. Styria-, Sleicua, bud Maple% 01.1:Ivory. It seboid fte:ve and IVittlam David Joon, but h Ibt, street, St Mary-la boatbr, Stioldtvbeit, stationer., to plcrenibl, *iv o, 47, at ris.vrit, and Jahr at tea, at (;...1,11...11, 44. Attomeys, Melilla. G 0,414 111,11 4. 1 11J-Sin.l.t, 1 wk.- .ab-e..ort-road Cr .rg, Frew ck, nt Mary Is.llunur,4lcarn, veterinert. to ow remit..., May to, ge, mud !vile to, Guildhall, Loudon. Attucucy, Mr. Ward, Cua's.cuert. Cave) *tract. DIVIDENDS. May 26. Past :Award Ford, Nos sr late of Ilowcalid•avva eat, Middlesex, leactseyseas, at tn.., at Liuildliint, La dna May is. Joseph Reoj•nain bovinity 31141 Wolff flisos, Fruchuiclsstrect, Loudon. merchants, rd cue, at Laid Jew Crouch, of Charlotte street, Ittikh.o : e. place, Middlesex, lintii.dispei, at alewen, al CuilJ6,il Lund. a. May yrg. tVi liars Yates, late of St errard.strat Cat, i. 114111.11 T, SlotEcara, In,l 111P+ a pl be Alma Heads. at use, as tali dbull , Voodoo. Map va Tule, and aia.a ',carp Ales,nder of the limes rued, Pandit.., ame , ..irpaca, at INelse, at Guildhall, London Jose 2 Dotty Marlin s of Wattingiord, flak., li ars d inik . r , at eleven at Guildhall, duce V Tl:onisti Carr, of Utchard, grocer, as tett, at GILD. 1.1111, I undue. Jun g !.!earl Alley, of Bristol, Navy•Cootrartar, at elo vas, at t h e Noah Tavern, 111: May 29 . Ucrhard %Viagiii, • of Rilston, Stara.d, at views, at the 1' inn, Niiininallaiti. Map 29. 1 hostas Jonas, of Clialice.ter, lonic rt, d frr, at SI; at the Buothall.issa, Gloacestes. Jane a Lint Scott, of Gnmecester, tinotingdon, 61..eksaiisb, at lea, at the Fonatain-inn, Has.' .ng•l sa Jane I. Ethel* Posen, of Birtulatthaat, japaaare, at twelve, et the Swan Tavern. Bsrmiaeliata. June i. Willson Payne, of Great Carter lane, Doilon's-cont • son, London, drnegist, at tea, at Cu:l.:hall. May .19. Geor;;.• BlaLey the elder, Port or late of Stenisc,, Middlesex, dealer, at ekeen, at Guildhall, Lonchos. Nay John Solids, now 01 lair of Leeds, Volk,pucer, at el, see, at the Bull and 3I oath lon, I .rects. Mat to John Johugais, of tireat Iladdow, Burl, rater, at tea, al I.taohn. cEßTiric,t - rus--malr 26. Coe, of Leicester, s (Moo %wooer. John A ete•ar of Graavenso•square, Ishllesex, baaker• -• . . T..usao, Bigt. of ll , aliopsgAte.streti without, Likti kir, thaw hat. sootsoffotorer. Thomas Dodoes, of Li‘ f Tool, mrr. h aIEET/INGS OF CREDITORS AT GI'ILDII ALL, TO- w M R. George Ruby, Great St. Itelen's.cliamb.ta, Lauda% userchaut - • 3 it Fr“lrrich Wagner, late of Uzluilge, Matinee, el., . liner - . . . A a Henry Moore, Ratelifthighimiy, victualler - - 3 1 Themes %Valles., Laaterhury-place, Lambeth, tallor chaad:er - - - 2 I William Reynolds, late of Cheslauat, HertforAaltise, dealer • - - 2 i: - Edward Graeae Admit., Hi.;h•street, Mary.la.basse, Mi4.l'. .4. v, apothecary Jueeph %lobo), late of Moussueibmtreet, Si. Giles'', 2 11 tiotht ..%alis . spatt - Jos, ph storey and Ruben Storey. St. Marcarct'obill, Southall, bung, lincit.drapers : i II DIVIDENDS. Sea IVadc, late of Ipavicb, Suffolk ; but now of . . • . I A:lii•ot•ol..eis, &limy ; brewer - Th as II hue, Southwark, S•rrey, haberdasher - I %I iliinai Althsm, TOE. ulsouse-yaril. I. tun, broker • I Thomas Ilegkes Lloyd, late etthe Finally, I.con,lon, nod of %cabinet h.romnion, Surre) ; slitte.nieirti.itit I John Philip 1/e Grui h.-) and Philip Gast), ova ur Isle of I.and.in, no %timid, . le John Belehei., Lanib's•Couduit.slreet, Middlesex, linen-Jraptr l2 - - Henry JACO; Leroux, otherwise !teary Lemont, Cs. tionburs.sqiime, Islington, 3litt•ileses, Wilder - 0 John IChapnisn, Yarnionth, hyten.diaper - - 11 CERTIFICATES Rohett lat, or Sta Dune, barn draper. kaward Enna', or tht Spread task, Pratt sheet, Lambeth, Storey, victualer. .1 Bubb, of Lrodenhall•ittreef, Loodzos, wholtsn'e bowl. Julio Wlllt.tin H. s...ott, late of Hollreoeb, I. l nrulu, awry° MARRI AC; US. At Eiliaburzh, on i b nth of April, James Campbell, EN. of Duitesiove, to Slim Elias Hope llull.e, Jai:Ohl 1., the How Lora l'olkenotiet. At Minbctili, Haw soth Aril, John H Eat to Mio• Louis% Mc ladle Wilson, °lily &tight& f 110 late Major W ilio it, Royal Aitilkry At M. Mirlors, lifoneestrt, Ilse Rev. shove ru."ll. Preacher anon,* the %litho...oils, to Mt tamales.. attic S. !tool of Waste, in that eity. la Habits, Charles P. Amber, E... sou Cl l'h.••••:. Aeoic,. Fog KVi-toit /ohm, Cutility of W 1 " r, low Elias, eWW ilaaghter of the late Palm Must IJ, i• 1114 H WAIrLa, THIN DAY, AT LONDON-13 1111 X.G . Nom. .9 WM tiller 4 I Erni.x. min. after 4 LONDON :•••Prmet. , 4 ' !IT 11, No, t, cleaners 1... L'd s uhliahaiLit . ;•• PA( k St. (I. onto • .reek, Sikora. J. rr ...pee ewe er eh , . l'allys,'•••• I. SW °Mae, kr isupsul,, ". 0 doll mterirJ Mr P. Retest erect, Martyr. Tiite ogler re ' TT %IN be i sad, th , triter •be Du: Caetrrl , I.er J. N CI , ef tbe II Pnurc, MIRO% I 001 VI I ~ ,t1 Si 1. Di ettl Yr Lot,' GI 1 Le Lo Hu Ci Sir Mar! Thc¶t, J 'aka A Hl' I"m, II 411, . , (111114 . f E 44.1,11 ht Hatch Tram 1 kul r rt . C6rll", tithriu sun., NI The 41 sill Sim G, none Ist fen Perdu Miy il~ 0 1 orru s , LII 1., /hicks ilkuey Gu i g rut' .1 01;15 v u,. 1 ~'41I;~ p • Ik, ; ruiti - • Nay 14, London. Aileron., l ,„ ri. J. t. r of Philpot• lane, afirry code ark-lam Landon, own loed, te and Joie it., et rkyr e , sere. Pulitur, Tuaniuren., 1 6 4 71 irogniurtoa-strr, t Philput• lime and ~iirtei.K . l4 NE v r, Sorry, morel:ant, t o earreadre. El it 16, at cevert, at tioddkril. ,ra. O N . Palmer, Totalicatme, Ne i 1 rliroomuriumitreet. Lard upliol.terer, to sorreader, twthr, itt die Globe Tar a ... *radii , oliu Plunal.e, Lordodrett, La.; Mulls' an.er, i s k ia -s teer c t. l lZerzi;:tiwerlt Atkin**, , 31r. Robert Thacha). id, Beaks, bidder, to earrred.„ „ -melds it eleveu, at Guirlhatl , Leelue, Mr Co I:ghaiu II .oinio I Taylor, Pieta-rotirt,G. a) ' s 1 -.r ;TA.. M. Vo., Dooraik, Edibite4 Crdlid, 4 of Wen-Street, ‘V e ll t ioselaia,, '• tlarri • patent soar, to em re iwkr, Nlv. r t ., at Guildhall, Lodoel.• AH4. Vharkii MatarlOil, Ca. 4. , Sal Suag AEI' ward Trier rat, Co:teed:v..4. mAv 0, iv. and Jane to, et Driti e th a. Attorney, M r . 1' :woo. teatteat T