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I POLICX • 9W-eTta WT. On Naserday Issirel Reships was minimal before Sir Ils , sraT Ruts*, the Sitting Ilitsgissrate. Owned wish stabbing and assisting s burs., Ne property a Jobs Cole, ILN : The eireusadasees wereis; follow : The Primmer was aeqoaisited with 'obit Halekridge, Mr. Cole's groom, and occasionally helped bins in the stable. Us Friday. the 'id instant, tisokridee was at his imam. ter's stables, and the Prisoner came there S. hien, Hawk. ridge being very busy, asked She Prisoner to toss up twit f.w•Pis master's hone, which the Private, ton sewed to itig ; ilawkrithe 'went up into the hay-loft, leaving the Petiolate 'bi she inahte. Pr presently belied the horse groan, adtl immtlliatt ty .1 into the stable, and on examioing eh,. horse discovered several *tuba, made apparently by W . .!tebfirelt. 'lle laved the Prisoner with havitiz stabb•al the horse, who at first denied it, but llawkrid,- tiers .ties that it 'mast hive bees dune by him, be thrratetital to t. re. him in the same wanner. The prong. of the fork wire rri y much bent, tiering to the violence of the stabs, none of u bleb were eight inches deep. The have is likely to recover. The Prisoner was-remanded till Wednesday Pref. Idle men and boys have recently, and. r pretence of call ing out fur an illomination for the Vorito, gained forth at ought. at the west cad of the town, and committed the most dot tog rottlict it aup in persons they met with. Ott Tions-l.ty reciting the conduct of the robber,. io South Awilrytsirt et, wit :aartictilarly dining. Davis, and a party of co .ttatitra, heluneing to tins Cidler, noticed Ihe movements ut Mt. 0.3,1 Jones and Mihail) Bunn, Iwo notorious lwws h. catty., in attempting to rob scvetal pets ills, and •c -itielly did rob • man of hies watch openly. Divas deter mined on securing them, with the assistance of his'cous f annuls, although aware that their pile was gm nterons and resolute. On INlNlcuesit the attempt to aerate them they re. a•otell. and vitileutly threatening to invader the constables, hr. In three threats Aloes was partictilaily profuse. Diets was not intimidated by them, but wised and held bins too, Junes made a desperate resistance. Davis held a pistol to his head, but be refused to surrender, anti after he was over powered hr laid down and refused to with. On his sod William Bunn, his easnwanioa, bring forced to the office, they wei• examined before Mr. Burnie, when Aniliesoy Smith, a Persist to Sir William Burroughs, of B•tkeley squire, slated, that he was among the 'mood in South A iitliey-strert. While be was speaking to Thomas Thorny. son, he felt his fob and found his watch ass gone, which was produced at the Office by one of the emiatablea, who stated, tint the Prisoners having been pointed out to loin by Dario among the crowd, be saw theses attempt to rub a lusty Gentlemen, but they could not accomplish the it dying att. They then went up to !he prosecutor, Anthony Smells, and he saw the prisoner Jones take a watch from his fob •ud give it so lite prisoner Bunn, wad put it into hi• breeches pot krt ; be theta seized him, pulled his hand from his breeches pocket, and took the Prosecutor's watch from his baud. The ptionier Japes was secured by MY is after a tlrsperate resistance. The Prisoners were committed. ■IRLOOROILIGU STRICirt. SEDITION. A miserable-looking fellow, who gave his iisme S. Middle ton, sett said he lived in Sp•tallields, was charged before Mr. Ms inwsuring with using seditious lanptage on Friday might, sled creating a mob sold disturbance at the Puke of Yank's door, in the Stahlelard, SI. James's. It appeared that in consequence of the instructions of the Magistrates to all the parish constables within 11w juriolie Loo of this of f ice to be sou duty that might, to prevent similar occurrences of the riotous proceedings of the mob during the week, that Pepper, an of of St. James's, took his station in Cleveland-row, and shoot St. James's Palace, he had not h-en there long before the Duke of York's carriage drove up to the dour, sod in • few minutes hr observed • large mob assembled opposite the totem of his Royal Highness. lie approached them, and saw the Pri• boner conspicuously amongst them, vociferating yelp( and loud exclamations towards the Royal Family avid the GOWKIII. resent.—The words are too gross and offensive for publicist mu. The constable came to bins and expostolated, but the fellow only langhetl at him, calling him many opprobrious names, till he was taken into custody ; he thru called loudly fur a rescue, but no one assisted, and he commenced kick ing and beating the constable with all hie might, till the other found it necessary to call une of the soldiers to his assistauce, and he was tiro properly secured. The Magistrate milted the Priso,er shat induced hits to act 111 that outiageons matinee—or how lie got his living— or whet brought bini there? The Prisoner replied that he sold lasllails its the streets, and went there to dispose of them, it Ewing the Court end of the town. He denied having used the expressions impolid to him by the coustable, and handed one of the ballads, which be said was writleu in praise of the virtues of the lancets, to the Magistrate. As to the Duke of Turk he urine mentioned his same, Roil hail be h..en his enemy, it is evi dent he would nut come to his Jour ; he knew better than to speak disrtsiwelful of the Mum, and lie considered himself us loyal a subject as the cons table who now hiaisight him to swear away its life; hut as he was well known to Mr. Nieto wariag. and the other respectable Magistrate. at Worship sires 1, be hoped they knee, better than to listen to any com plaint of such maliguatory. Mr. MAINWARING—" I thought I recollected your face. Tom have been frequently brought to Worship.street ; I min sorry Ido not know any good of you. The constable meted wry propeoly, and you should nut assault his iu the (Verii• Lon of his duty; yam should surrender quietly. and if you wrie ir.jared , you would get justice done you. Why did you come to this end of the town?" Priaorser-- 4 I came to sell my ballads, Sir; I ■m some. times deranged and Asset boon what I Jo. I sometimes •trite any prison silin conies in my Way Magistrate—" Then you must feud good sureties, or he committed to The Pf Wart could not find bail, and in default be was committed. 1111ADWELt. ARSON. tittorday Mr. John Bales, landlord of the King's Arms Taves n, Iligh.street, Shadwell, was brought up fu► a second examination, attired with wilfully and feloniously setting Ere to hie owe boon, with intent to defraud the SO • Firr. office. The office was much crowded with persons trots the direr - -- . est ilire.uffices. eager to learn the remit of the case. Mr Harmer attended as Solicitor on the part of the Prisoner. There being nu freab evidence to be takes, that obit* was gores on the former examination was read over, and from Use 'detente.ts several respectable witnesses, i< ap peared that on Holiday night hot. about tea teclort. • Are was ali.covered issuing from the ber.waisrlow of the et id 11011111 . 11 home; an alarm was grams, bat no person being 14.111'6005*, the doers and window., which were made ram rat the inside, boils in frost and rear, were broken M.—. A Ire was firmed is the bar; there was also a fire in the cellar, which appeared to have ignited ■ ►eap of low wood at the foot of the Frail,, ash mu'. sided to the bar,— After the fire was (.11110cm-41:J, the dilierent apartments ist ii. hawse Here es inaincii ; they contained only a few iridium reticles of (mosso-ere, wheels seemed to be tossed about in a desoraleciy 11.41116ar. Tile drawer*, cupboards, and other keeping phces were remised; there was little or no pro perty in them; several parcels of loose paper were fuund strew. d uu the floors; asplautity of hat-buret pipers, together with several pieces of candles, which were partly therntoied • piece el fire-wood, which was on fir*, was found is the bottom of a conger cupboard ist • back parlour. It appeared very suspicious, as the Pliesser and his wife were veto to lave the horse about right o'clwlt that evening and leave ho person is care of it, and a fise being found is three h.-perste parts of the house, neither of obit% appeared to have any cuaisexion whatever with retie 'other, that it was not a work of thence bet that of souse ince ndiary Prisuarr was apprehended that night by the perish oilcans at • friend's bonne. A person attended from the bon Fist-(glee, wise took up ear, Kosresstiew, and produced a book by which It &prided !bit the Kimmel, ionise end _arras were tumoral la that tiller for t,lOOl. The Magistrates milnineed le Iba reviderce, mid ender all the luirleittite 4 : 4 iamoulimivemi •flsierste ins stemmitted (mired. •,.1 1 0, 1 • a . -leo: ae.ra A • • . .9.. . FROM SATURDAY NIGHTS aszerr E [This Casette coattails s RN Lards of the Treasury, shut they lune estimated the provision, of the Rusdins Art to straw sod chip plaiting. Nut bring imported by the List Inds Cuimpany ; unl ail Order hi Cwasicil res. Minis, the saspessaiois sir tlnr ballut to the Lead Militia far use year, (rust she 27111 inst. It atiwr widiSer, that cris the 7th lust. MajiirGeseral Lewis Graaf took she oaths before the Privy Cornell, nn his appointment to he Governor is Chirf of she Bahama Wanda that lend Owydir wee the baste day swore a Member of the Privy Cussed; the Mar. quia of Buckingham invested with the y 151411114; of the Order of the Cuter; Sir (; Campbell and Sir T ruby wish dam of the Rash; and that. oral slay, the honour uf Kuishiluttod was caviares' uss Sir A. Leith, K C.R. Crowe-n0.., Jnire 10, 11110. NUMMI ANI'VkNID Tu rtRVII IN Tan PltltsN/IT pAaLgamiNT. Bororrph .?(AikloNe—J) ,v id Kerr, Esq. of Porto.", in floe Coon', or norm, in the impel of Jvho M•Cliwtr.Ck, Esq. who bar accrptett ohs office of E.tchratur of Mousier. CU, qt . Carlisle—William • J411111C1., r.Sti. 111 the MOM of John Christian Ce r wria, E.g. who bring rhosen our of the CI ism. , for the said City, sod also a Knight for th► Coto!) , of Comlsiviasid, bath made his election to serve fur the said county, MILITARY FRomoTioNs. War 0/Nee, Juno 9, 1990. 91h Regiment of Dragoon Grarde—Lieuiestant Fltigh Moi sea from boil' pay 11118 Fool, to be Lieutenttt, vice John Scbo. ley, oho exciivoger, receiving tbe difference—dated him 1, 1820. 'lBth Reximeut of Light Drogoosa.--Lieulenant Edwasd blettarld, fiom ialf•pay 231 Foot, to be lienteoaot, vire )..h. Lang, ehu exchanges, receiving the difference— dated as above. ht, or Grenadier Regiment of Foot Grarala—Lientenant the Ron. Wiliam &bright Lite• Ile!, from half.pay of 'be !Lumen!, in he Ensign and Lieutenant, by purchase, vice !trace promoted—Aaird as above. 16th Regiment of Foot-- --.• Delmore, Geol. to be Enema, walkout toorbsee, vice 11 4 111aues, pruestore-- 'toted as •bovr. 321 amts.—Paymaster Henry Tie',bolt Eager, from halt pay Royal York Rimers, to tic Paymaster, vice Thomas Hart, who eiehtoms—dated as above. 311tta ditt o --. --- Vaasalt, Gent. to be Emig., v Mimi' purchase, vier Allarklassn, promoted its the Caps (tarp dated as above. 734 Drewe, Gent. to be Emerignos.lbout pur chase, vice 'Withrow, &Teas...l—dated as shove. 74th thilo..-Liettienant Thoots. Mob u tu t o hi captai n , by purchase, sire Carigill, who ret iree—dote,' as ' En.inu 'oho Taylor to be Lieuteuaut, by purchase, vice ItLoattias—dated as above. Tboodis Gordon, Gent. to be Ensign, by porebese, alas Taylor-4stad above. sth Royal Veteran Battalion. Lieutenant William Chadwick, from half•pay 661 h Foot, to he lientement, vice Barton, whose appointment has not taken pt. —dated as above. Bth Royal Vetira■ Battalion. Ensign William Hamel Trllon to he Quarter•master, vice Moles Kewin, who returns to his former situation uss the Retired List—dated as above. STAFF. Captain Richard Carrel, from haltpay 43d Fool, to be Sob Inspet tor of Militia in the loniau Islands, rice William Wharton, who exchanges—dated as above. Commissions sigma by IS. Lord Lieutenant of As County of Renfrew. Rerit-evrabire Roneut of Militia. . . . eg Tabor Captains—James Patri;ll, Esq. vice Drummond, re signed; Weald Cameron, Eaq. vim" Walker, pram:Ned; and Robrrt Morris, Eaq. vie* Spinouts, resigned--all dated May 30, 1820. TO be &gangs—James Semple, Gent. vie. Donaldson, re aiimesl7-itated as nbnve. 3d Troup of Henfrewshire Yeomanry Cavalry To be COM! i —Patrick M. Skate Stewart, Gent. vice Howie, resigned—doled May 17, 1840. 4th ur Greenock and Poet Glasgow Troop of Henfrewshiie Yeomanry Cavalry. To be Captain—Robert Wallace, Coq —dated May tn, 1820. To be Lieutenant—Cornet Patrick M. Show Stewart, from 3il Troop—dated as above. To be Cornet—Roger Aytun, Gast.—dated as above. Killarchan Company of Volunteer lufantry. To be Lieutenant—Andrew Brown, Gent. vice Sir William M. Napier, Rmt. promoted—dried as ah..ve. To be Ensigo—Janses Semple, Gent.—dated May 17,18!0. Purl Glasgow Volaaleers —Offer of Service accepted 3015 November, 1819. To be Caplain-Commaudaal—John Dunlop, Ewq.—dated November 30, 1919. To be Capiana—Alexander Carswell, Erg.—dated JANuary 5, 1820. To be Licutenanta—James Chalon), Genf.; sad Hugh like's, jun. Gral.—built dated as above. To I.e Emden—Nathan Hunter, G.-wt.—dated as above. Alexander Buebauan. Geisi.—dairrl as above. Coesinission in the Kirkcudbrightshire and Wigtowir Re. ginulti of Militia, signed by the Conenstsstmrers . for eze. rating the Italie* of Lieutenant! of the Stewarts! of Ktrktudbrlght. David latierll, jam. Esq. to lie Colonel, riee Colon. .I Stew. art Murray Fellatio's, resigned—dated Aril 25, 1820. BiNKRUPTIL James Bailey, of Waiting-street, Lovion, ierekint, to surrender, Jugs. 13, 27, sad July 22, at Heves, at Guildhall. A itoruey, Mr. M mightn't, Great St. Helms, lasaidors. Joseph Ilendrrson. of Rotherham, Yoi k, grocer, to surren der, June 14, 17, us six, sad July 22, tour, at Ike Croon 11113, Rotherham. Attorneys, Mr. Taylor, Jahn-street, Bed ford-row, Imisiturs; and Mr. Badger, btotberliant. Tkuntes Bleasilale, Isle of Choi's", Lancaster, ironmonger, to surrender, July 8, at Ave, 10, at ten, mad 22, at Ave, at ther While nurse Inn, Preston. Attorneys, Messrs. Alex ander nod Holm., New tun , Louden i and 31r. Crook, Chorley._ _ _ Juba Fronott, of Leicester, brandyrwerchaut. to semen der, Jose 47, 48,assil July 44, at sierra at His Three Cranes las, Leicester. Ativraeys, Al . Le:odium and Gleans, Leicester ; and Alc.Jeyes,Cls y laae, Lundeen. Francis Derwesiesz of Huddersfield, Krucer, le surrender, July 1, baud 44, st eleven, at the Ruse and Crown, Had derallekl. Mooney% Messrs. Jaruenb rag Hensley, Hudders field, sad at their Basiethall-steree, Louder. Jeans Haigh, of Ley Muur iu Gulesr, Huddersfield, duds merchant, to surrender, Jolly 1, A, and 22, at eleven, at the White Hart Ines, HudilessAeld. Atturarys, Mr. Walker, Liseeshis lan-firtds, Luuduu; and Mr. Sykes, Hiles Bridge, wear Huddersfield. tYiltiadn Hardwick, late of Alfriston, but now of Poyn. toga, Sasses, farmer, to surrender, June 29,30, and July 22, at eleven, al the Old Ship TI Brigh•heirimuue. Astor. mem, air. &whin Ilulhoro-court, Gray's Inn, Landon; aril Mr. Aitree, B ri g h;beluistone. John Chester, Late of Doncaster, York, grocer, to surren der, Ansel!, at wren, 22, cud July 2t, at tea, at the °Mee of Mr. F. Fisher, Doncaster. Attorneys, Mr. Lever, Greed lea Loudon; and Mr. Fisher Doncaster. 'Amnia. Devisee, of Hinckley, Leicester, draper, to stir render, Jose 26, at six 27, nod July 42, at eleven, at the White Hatt lan, lackky. Attorney, Mr. Sculthorpe, Hinckley. Benjamin 7'apliatj,of she Strand, Middlesex, jeweller, to surrender, Jane 17, 24, and July 22, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Mears. Richard/us and Miller, New Ina, London. John dinky, late of Black-Moor-Foot, Aldmourfliery, Yaw* (but now • Prisoner fur debt lu the Beach Prison), elothicktoserreisder, July I,s, and St, at eleven, at die While Mart Jon, Hisildsmorkl. Attorneys, Messrs. Willis, auks., and Watson, Miran. drourt, rbrmosertuu. street, London; and Mr. Siker, Main i Bridge, near lied. derateld. MOHR Thommit, of Liverpool, tailor, to surrender, Jose SS, illsamilisapilli s at t welsNalt she (kup du% -Lireereel. .. ~. ~ • Alfermis, Mr. Quay, Liverpool; ad Mr. Chester, !bailie Jun, London. Robert Bibby, of Liverpool, lkorlilsoot, to rwrcoder„ !soil 29, 30, wad Jely lit, at one, at lbw Genres Ina, Liverpool. Chesier. !Aspic-lon, Lindoo ; nod Meson. filetath sad Mode, Liverpool. %Moos Sorriest Litkv, of &anion, Stafford, school soostev, so oforreoder, Jose 10,20, sad July ti, al eleven, at lb. Kist& Arai, le., Atturarys, Mr. Cheater, op Stiwlloo, Holhorti, rodos ; and Mr. Conslowbscli, Eerie. shill. John Holder, of Bhickhern, !Anemic', drvecirt, to star_ render, July 11, at ter, T, it tee, and Ave, tt the hew Inn, Blackburn. Allsrseya, 111 r. Wiglrawut th, Gray'a.lon, ' , London; and Mr. Wilkinson, Blackburn. John Scott, sow or Isle nr Illnddersilclsl, York, wuolatap. ler, In sarrendcr, Jely 1,8, and 22, at eleven, at she Pack Horst Inn, N 044,6014.111. /Wortley., 31r.ars. Fisher awl Ltullow,Tliarierloo, London and Mr. Rubllll.oll, Hod. drratiel.l. John Shaw, of Wein, Salop, victualler, to ito , crtltier, June 27, at tire, 29. sod Jnly 92, at eleven, at th. White Horse lan, Went. Attorney., Mr. G. imths, Southall. pluss•builJ ings, !Amato's ; and Mr. Watford, Wem. Abraham Garrail, late of Dawnha-t•ma.ket, Norfolk, tanner, to surrenrk•r, Jesse 20, al six, 21, Rod July 22, at elsrese, ■t the Crown bin, Downham-market. Attorneys, Messrs. Morley ned lAwrance, Peterborough; and Messrs. Tooke and Carr, Holhorn•cou rt, Gray's-lit it, London. Thomas Triphook, of Saint Jantes.street, Westminster, Middlesex, bookseller, to surrender, June 17, 24, mull July 22, at tea, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Puulir, Adam's court, Brosd-street. Ovules Clivety , of Lamb's Conassit.atreel, Middlesex, lineu.draper, to surreoder, June 17, 27, and July 22, at Ito, at Guildhall, Lando*. Attorney, Mr. Jones, Site•laue, Lou don. Edmund Richa►d Ball, of Atbnry, Surrey, paper•manu facturcr, to surrender, June 17,24, and July 21, at tea, at Guildhall, London. Atlorurys, Mews. Samoa and Wuod, Little Si. Thomas Apostle, London. Charles Skresse, of Bath, grocer, to Pnro • oder. June 29, 23, and July 22, at el•eren, at the Christopher Inn, OAK /Owners, Mr. Johu %%Isthmus, Red Lion.srpeare, Luudou and Mr. George Rutile,-a, New kingutrese, Bath. Lewis Moses, late of Great Prescott-street, Guoelmaa's. Adele, Msehtlesex, merchant, to aterretuler, June 20, 27, sod July 22, at eleven, at Gaildhall, Loude's. Attoruey, Mr. Poole, Adam's enure, Old Broad-street. %Valiant %%loiters, nu. or late of Cheltenham, Gloucester, conl.merchant, to sorrender, Julie 19, at six, 20, at len, and JHIp 22, at eight, at the London lintel, Cheltenham. Attu,. Heys, Mr. David Whalley, Cirencest-r i and Messrs, %Vit. Bums mill While, Lineon's Inn, Laudon. James Pilling, late of Rochdale, Lanc.sier (but now a pri. softer fur debt iu the (smile of ...vomiter), woolleu mans.. farturer, to surrender, June 26, 27, mud July 22, at mine, at the Garrick's Head Tavern, Manclirster. Attorney., Mr. Diras, Ilrown street, :Llamas. titer; and Messrs. Lou= Sill cud Butter6t,l, Gray's Inn. I. lon. James Hume, of Bath, ralunrt-maker, In surrender, June 17, 24, and July 23, at twelve, at Guildhall, Ludwig. At. torney, Mr. Smith, Ablermanbury-pustet n. A.key, of Osforilditrevt, Middlesex, tailor, to surrender, June 13, 24, and July 22, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loudon. Al tormy, Mr. Roberts, 21acrleslieblditiert. Soho. _ _ James, jun. of Brornyarit, Hereford, auctioneer, to surrender, July 3, at bye, 4, and 22, at eleven, at the Hop. market lon, Worcester. Attorneys, Messrs. Williams, Hil. hind, and Hastings, Gray's-Ina-square, London ; and Mr. Stephen Godson, Wormier. Charles Wills, of Hstion-garden. Middlesex, sea , to surrender, June 17,24, and July 22, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, .Ir. Thomas Ricking, Lyon's. luu. Willis. Durrinitton, of Town-MAME, Kent, collar. maker, to rurreuder, June 24, July 1, and 22, at twelve, at G4.'041,014 Loudon. Attorneys, Messrs. Brace and Sdby, Surrey street, Strand. Ilay Ashby, of Albliry, Surrey, pspey-taintifse tnrer,tis surrender, June 17, 24, and July 22, at ten, at °odd ball. London. Attorneys, Messrs. Stevens and Wuod, Little St. Thomas Apostle, London. . _ _ James Irud, late of Ilolborn.bridge, London, hardware. man, to surrender, June 24, July I, and 22, at twelve, at London. Attorneys, Menem Lout and Amities, Mulbora.cosert, Gray's-Iran. John &Airless and John William Mitchell, of Durkin:, Surrey, carriers, to surrender, June 17, 24, and July 22, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Aisurneys, Mr. Mil, Seuttusutptun-buarliags, Chancery Isne, Luuthru. DIVI DEN DS July 3. W. ((Amon, of Totters, Devon, ironmonger, at ten, at she Oxford Arms hiss , T a. July 3. H. [bairn/broke, lately of Surinam, but then of Great Yormuutli, Norfolk, merchant, at eleven, at the Norfolk !tote!, Norwich. July I. C. Tomlinson, of HawarJen, flint, apothecary, •t one, at the Pied Bull Ina, Chesirr. July I. J. Dathl, of Bruinsgrovr, Worcester, grocer, at, twelve, an the Unicorn Inn, lVorcester. July 7. J. W. Lubbock, otherwise W. J. Lubbock, late of Potter Ileigharn, Norfolk, millet, at four, at the Angel Inn, Norwich. June 24. W. Summers, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, &sailer, at eleven, et the George Ins,, Newcastle-upset , Tyne. July 4. J. Robertson awl J. Stein, of Lawrenee.Pountury. boll, London, inereisauts, at twelve, at Geri July 1. F. Flaction, of Berwick-street, Sul), jeweller, at tea, at Guildhall. July 1. J. B. Gooch, latent* Warafiirri-roart, 1 hrovnortou ~,,r t. Lnuduu r nierrhaut,at till. at Guildhall. July 4. T. Nosh, of Ciceshorn, Rucks, brewer, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lourltiu. Jaue 17. J. Wouilroof, of Gan-street, Oil Artillery-ground, Middlesex, turner, at ten, at Guildhall, laaulou. • • July 11. It. OCOOPI N of Paternoster-row, Lunduu, hoolowdler at chasm, al Guildhall, July I. A. Hurt, late of Deau-street,Filisburydiquare, Loa dun, merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall. July 23. J. Petrie, late of Keseptou, Middlesex, dealer and eliapvnau, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. July 1. H. Wylie and W.. 1. MC1111 , 6011. of Alichurch-lane, Lundou, merchants, at twelve, at Guildhall. July 3. J. Nulls', of Manchester, bookseller, at eleven, at the Star Manchester. July I. H. Leach and .1. Ambrose, late of Bristol, linen. merchants, at owe, at the Cominerciadraoins, Brist o l. Jane 13. S. Roberts, of Sheffield, spirit-merchant, at Iwo, at the Tuivii-hall, Sheffield. CERTIFICATES.—Jury 1. R. B. Muchall, of BuonoAhern. rmerrbasit. —E. New, of Bristol, broker.—J. Birch, of Manebesser, cuttou-apiiiner.— H R. bulge, of Cloak lane, Loodoii, fartor. S. Webb, late of Prisice's-square, St. f;eorgesdit.the-East, Middlesex. o'er ebasit.—J. Jones, of Worcester, listen-draper.—S. Jackson, of Ramsey, Mositliainotoa, bookseller —M Arnold, of Fle oviolt-atseet, St. Kailierine'•, Middle*. x, victualler. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. G. H. Keariun rod W. Robertson. of Upper Thames. street, London, window.slass.csarchnals, June I, 1520.... y, Bolton and .1. Mlle, of. Cable-street, Welleluor.square. hemp-denkrs, May 6, 1820—G. 11'es4Iscretune sad B. Z. Woolley, of Bellmorekey New•rua4l, Surrey, soap. mauutacturen, lk I itch 16, 1820. PRICE. OF SUGAR. Ilbs average price of Brown or Muscovado Soigne, ann. puled (corn the Returns male in the week ending the 7th Airy of June, 18ft, is 3ss. 7d. per lainilred weight, ex. elusive of the Duties of enstonas paid or payable thereon so do importation thereof into Great Britain. PRICES OF CORN. Average Prices of Coen e( England and Wales, by tie Quarter of Eight Winchester Bushels, and of Oatmeal per htillof 14albs. stvoirlopuise, front the returns received is tie week spaded the 3d of June, 1430. •61 t yr i al t I 1 Vt! di s ft s. el 8. rf e. d s. I. VII 43 734 Ilb4, 44 745 $23 10 .bt.s J 1 ,1111• 01 t•T .in.:acCualtitb • 7'llE RINDS. • Sipe* the conclusion of the centred for the Use, Ile market hes been subject to It.. decimation than Is 11111411 at such Period. The subscribers. generally, are ext.*. Mee arptrh• *jN feel little dispositioe le form the • 1 1111.. theeket I said its value, therefore, espccially'w . 1e the payments as It remain light, tied mot. withstanding the liberal terms In which they have chased the negotiation with Governateut, will probably be maintained. The terinesation of business on the Stuck 'Exchange yes terday was marked by • gmeral Gunnels In the prices. The New Scrip left off at It premium; Ominous at t premium; and Controls for the ',people; at 70t, setter!. Exchequer bills have, however, ;one off heavily, owing perhaps to the oneerishity that exists cosicessiiog lbw amount still in be issued by Goverument on the votes of credit 'Previously taken, and to the delay iu itte pay wept of the letcrest. It forms a peculiar fester, of the present Loan, that the deposit, ur first payment, which is usually made in No or three days, is out called for till a week after the conclusion of the contract, bviog fixed for Friday next, the 19th inst. The deviation is the snore remarkable, as it Is, in some degree, disad vantageous bosh to the contractors and to Government, but much more to the former, as oho occurrences of any great puhlte event, Seeding to depress the Nods, • aunts, throw on them the responsibility of she whole pee. liosinary instalinent, which some of the subscribers, if the change were very material, might decline making; and it is fur that reason that so abort a period is in general 'offered to burr vene. Goverumiest, of course, sottish' nu other loan than the listen-it of the money for a few days; but as the freasury and the contractors shoold boils have a bias in the contrary dirrction, it would he curions to ascertain whet the suggestion originated.—(suarlay Paper.) NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTIL, JUNS 9. Arrived the Wily Recipe," from Weymouth. l'attsed by fur London the Toutine, Turley, frame Phila. delphia. TALIIOUTN, JUNE 7. Arrived the Flaxley. Priam, from Newcastle. Sailed the Cumaseier, Hocking fur Landow._ - . An accident happened on board ihe Prince Ernest packet Ibis muruing whilst lying in the harbour, by the nsagaviso blowing up, mad carrying away !be middle and upper decks, with the beams, knees, 'Ste. as far as from the maiLintaat aft, ■ud injured the Mate, who was .ligbily wounded to shr tier, being to the cabin at the lime, and a seaman, wbu bad bee thigh broke. cowes, aunt 9. Sailed the Lady Koociaway, Mee, fur Calcutta. Df.AL, JUNE 9. Arrived this morning and sailed for the River, the Moos taineer, Jefleraws, from Jamaica. Came Joao from the River tin George IV, Amber, for Reagal; Jame, Banks, fur Messina; Georgians, Warren, for Iferhiee; not Charles Prier, Ford, fur She Synth Seas— the two latter remain in t►s I>nwas, sad tbs miters hairs sailed. naawlcm, JUNII 9. Arrived o rrrivrort citlliawe Ike Lady Nepeaa sad &auto) , packets loath ma Livutronc, JUNI R. Arsived the lam, Hittiein, from B+i►badues; Jams, Pe tel.., from Charlestow ; Eh:girth Wilton, Goodwin, from D•rirw ; Dom, Gordon; sod Moost V , Rawsti, from S. h. YARNOUTII, JUN! 9. The Loudon, Taylor, of Hull, fano Louth); fur Thorn, war ;no duet' lul &A mkt at 11 o'clock, off Haaborough, by Ike (lope, of Gaioaborousk—crew WHITBY, JUNII S. The frogitois ; of this port, ►eports karmic picked up a man from the wreck of Ilse brig Mary Ann, of South Shields, which vessel got ow Ike !loath pawl of Ilashurough Sand on Sunday night, about twelve o'clock ; the whole of the crew were drowned except tbis two Si said by the Iroquois, whir was the carpenter of liur Mary Anu; the vessel soon after. wards sunk is deep water. 'METING'S OF CREDITOR!, AT GUILDHALL TO-1101111L0W. IL M. W. G. Crok, Shailwell, optician T. I.ynn, Cocainll, merchant .1. Bowler, Albemarle street, wine-merchant .. 3 I R. hlsibentaan, Leeds, merchant W. Lushinpoon, jun. Mark-lane, oserchatit .... 1 G. Limes, Mincing-lane, inine-metchaiit .1. Hooyinan, Spitatfielde, silk.mso to fact neer I F. W. Welsfortl,S.se.lsrir. raerchant T. Mullett Itatclit, oilman J Ellett, Spitalield., coach sieriag.osalicr G. Smith, Leicester-Agnate, tailor J. Bailey, IVailinc street, merchant I I W. Askey,Osfurd-street, DIVIDENDS. D. Leta, Oldham, cotton epitome R. and J. Smith, Siratimil, and J. Litchfield, Le,ilenb.ill-streel, com' proprielore W. Brim'', Krn ll iss pouts, tavesuaserper N. Amuloll, Stratfi.rd, baker and midtster I'. Eastland, Smilb6eld, vininer J. Ball, %tritium-street, straw hitmtaiarfacturear CERTIFICATES. G. Potter, of High-street, Poplar, libeidleres, grocer and chresemmiger.—C. 'lmbed, formerly of Powick. Wormier, afierwar.l. of Twyning, Gluiicestrr, and slime of Wariniu. Mel', Witte, farmer.—J. Sounders and D. thunders, of G lon rester-lane, Saint Philip and Jacob, Gloucester, grove re.— G. Englaud, of Exeter, botelier.—M. Atkiuseris, of New. castle-open-Tyne, broker. The depot of the 19 . 11 foot has landed from Jer sey, and 'notched to Winchester, to await the or. rival of the remainder from Indio. The following is • copy of ilie Resolutions re specting the Irish rioterting Duties, reported on Fri'ley night in the Reuse of Commons, and on winch a Bill wu at the Fume tune ordered to bit ; brought in 1. " Tbat it is expedient that the Duties payable under two Acts made i• the Parham. osier Great B,itaiss and Ire land respectively, fur She Union of Great Krioain and Ire lard, on certain articles the maunfactore of saltier emereby commended in 11w schrdole N... 2 to the said Acts reaper lively annexed, being 101. per rest. ern the true value there -B.f, be further euotiu•ed till the tat day of January, ; and that three-fourth parts thereof be further cusitiuuerl till the Ist day of January, 1830; and that two-fourth pasts thereof be further• cosineued till she Ist day of January, 1833; sod that tlw reemieing (worth part thereof he further continued till the ist day of Jautiary, 19 10, ebrit the whole thereof shall finally cease iud itetrruriur." 2. " That it is expedient that the Deities payable under the said Aesop the woollen rosetufarteres of Great roita.n and Ireland, imported Irons one reentry into the oiler, tie further cautioned till t►e lit day Jeremy, 1823; sad that three-fourth pima thereof be further runtiussed to the 1.4 day ofJanarary, 1E30; and that leruloursts part thereof be further continued so the let day of January, I/433; an.l diet the remaining fourth *art thereof befurilwrcoolinned to Ist slay of Jammer% 11840. when she whole !hereof shall finally cease sod deieveniue." 3. w That the Duties now payable on salt, bolo, aid mak, imported into Ireland (ruin Great Britain, shall con. terse payable until fresher provision be as& by' Parham at wills respect to such i)enies." PRICK OF sroctus of SATURDAY. 8 per Ct. 144... 62t/ I lascii* Builds.. 12 WI 04 4 per Cet•to. Boni I Eu. Mills, pre et.N. Au. scrip. I a pr. par .10 ,,,,, ai5! A • I Lott. Ticktits..2W. Book 1...iiti0121 15-16 I Comic* Ace.... 7O for. THE, TIIR r. NANTRIC.R RACES. Tiniraity, *bad Cup, valor 100 g.. by sobier:plion •f 10p. each, with 40p. added by the toms, direr tail's. win worn by MI. Myu•a's Mandeville, boating Mr. Main H... del, Mr. Henbane, Blocher, sad Sir .1 G. Egerton' Gan. thorpe. Paid t Sir T. Stanley's Harosoilias sod Sir W Wynsi'm Tarrogou. A Sirrepitakos of bp. garb, with Vers. gilled, 1111. by Sir W. Wyo.'s Hobgoblin, beating Mr. J. gr r. mid Ur. Mares Northwood. Mr. Courap's Little Thiught. on, distauccd. 1111TDAV. The Town Plate, "Woe 601. fur borers of ell age.. ..e won by Sir W. Wynies Taimyr.. heiiiinir Mr. Sh.opar.i . . Ifir Drawo...Sir J. G. Gooihorp, Pr. Towhee Northwoodl t and Mr. hiltkoses 11aw01..1. A Handicap Seeolotokoo. No race Cu, want of home On the Sth Jane, it Coll.-10u Clpccud , wee, the Lily of Captain Bern, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. At St. Mary le-bone thatch, Samuel Furlong' Cox. 11.1. of the Ist Life Guards to Mary Emily, thi r d slaughter of 11, late Rev. Sir Robt.Shetßeld, Bart. (in Thursday, the Ilth iestsiit, at Camherieell ehu,ch, the Rev. Juhis JA/OPP, George,Tfarden, Esq.. of Glase,o. to Sally, eldest daughter of Vittaeat IVautrairoeht, Esq of A.:rid Hume, Camberwell. DEATH. Oa the 84h instant. at B441i,;;;41 87, Liege -Calm' I n ro, laic of she Roo. East Ischia Cissopsu)'s &ince us sr Ms. ! sires E4tallishieral. HIGH IYATER THIS DAY AT LONDON 1111113.4. Alurniag 14 af►rr 3. I I:9 , min 32 offer 3 MANIPSMIRE. FOR SA I.F. BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, filliAT fist:wiriness?. Cnininrot ..... Slnrierl FAMILY MANSION, called CItOFTON HOUSE, / late the property of William tii mnie:l, Nei. direessed. s.. , tossed within one mile of the chin a fu! • i il age of Ttichgeid, f ten males foot tionsliamplon, and six (non Portsmouth. I waft mantling beautiful mid extensive views of the Isle of Wight, comprebroding the towel of Ryde and West Cowes, : sod the Chained, hearty to the Nevin. •. I The House is repli Se with every acconimndatims for • 1 large fantasy, riousrd in; of a spirion• Ent •ball, Dr... ing.ronot 27 het by 29, auJ high in proportioo. Dieter-morn i of Ike saute diraensinits, with Brealifsat•rtioni and Lahrars, I No Stair casco, and rxeclleat Bed•ronani. rob nom rut. Dre.sing.rumns, attacked and Jetachrit Offices of every de. , seription, snii•ble to the Mansion house, W4llll Kitriwis (;srdru, with ha urlso:ne nail extensive Pt e GeJnads. A i conipli-te set of Faros Office' with Bailiff's Cottage in 11. e Put state of repair; together with oboist Thisy.foar Acres •if Land, chiefly Meadow; sixteen Acres additional have, for several years, bees rested with the plane. I The Hoeft stands oPu gn • entle eminence t o Ih e mo th al the bott o m o f w hi c h rsues a trort stream, %I nc h four,2 i pretty feature from the grosinik. It is amply sopplied with the fittest water, and the roads ist every direction vest..( Ithe very best description, the situation is as much disti.t , go itled fur the sahib, ity of its air al for its beauty. I The above is copyhold of inheritance, held of she Manor • of Crofton, sod v. r y little inferior to fee. hull. For tickets 50 view, apply in Mr. Tap•ier, at the Roth: lon, Titclifield ; anti for forthar partirot.irs, to Mess... . Piiikett and Boo.Sulicitors, No 3, Essex-c our t, T emp l e. 1 N. R —f.'.roftuti Home is at preorot coolpieli ly hiraiiihe I, , 1 and the purchaser may be accommodated with the Form. titre ' Fs. ' g Stock, Implements, and growing Crops, at a Ira: nation. fly his Majesty's ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. 114 FAKE'S Genuine PILLS. ju.tly fam ous f or Caring, is all its Stages, a Certain Dieter. One sold! Pill is a dose; and the taking of one BUS, in a se. cent Case, will soon convince the Patient of the certainty ref Lit speedy recovery. Nothing can be liettie , ontrited,nson: safe, co mote ennerenient than Air remedy, for such AS air. 01111 VII In go journie• or to sea, as it needy nu confinement or restraial of diet ; and 80 years experience (in an eat/l eis,. practice) has proved that it will . met a cure. when re peat. 4 salisuition end all odtrr methods avail iiwthieg. Far the Scurry and other Cltriniteal Diti.rd. es, this Mtdiciste has not its parallel. Upwards of 40 000 persons, of both yews, have been radically eared of the above earl Hit- or.l. r. within the teat eight years- Piepared and sold Ivy the role Prol•rl.lnn , T TAYLOR sod SONS, Sur:tuns • ; at bona', No. 9, New Bsidge-010.vt, is boars of mate 1.. 91. each, duty included.—N.B. Two bark doors •..st lights in the panacea at night. They aie slut amid by their appoitilnirost, with copious directions, 14 Mr. H•libliro's Toy•ain.p, 103, 01'8.rd-street ; Mr. Diaboritegh's, 7, Pith, street.hill, nearly eippseite the Mininuesen, ; at 31r. Baxter'., Edinburgh ; Mr. Newbery's, Dublin ; and by one penny is Every considerable Nero In Great Britain and Ireland. Advice gratis to persons taking the &hose. it, 1114111 a Of Ai Proprietor. nee. —Wert' and Sentinel Weakweases eared, and letter', post paid, answered. • See the liat pa6lisl.r.l by the Royal College of London. Sisavitar ni mud°, fortitie its re. The trratueriit Mild—llse care rti: cleat. C INDII) waltstiontion of I'. urr%aintial Pre. t. sigmas it tioly to be &arid by Muse who are run_ sense of incapacity.. . . . Impressed at an eats, period of our professional rare., with lb, Importance of a more atiottle 'dietitiau to a clam of dis- Cliff II r culixrly affectisig the grander oprratioss of Natter,. se ',Atli) doviatrd from what was Itild to be mrilicsl ortho doxy ; attacked the vauntings of euipyricisto, and, by do.. ' ftstii:g us vile purposes, conaider ourselves justly entitled ' to that approbation and patronage which, for twenty year., Lava rewarded our successful and devoted giddies. The estimation of our ealighteued brethren, who frrysently op. prat to our opinion, is an additional gratilleatioa tooar pour, whOe use aatliority from the College itself, sitragth. rued as it it by the must enthusiastic testimonials of atimPe Berry Professor is the British Metropolis, must ever prolate thr •ii.ctity of our fame from envy or misrepreseatatitia. The liopetuosity of youth, or the momentary moot .at caution in the niatuter man, often lend to the effects of a. contagious disease; happy, thertforr, may the early spittl e out be called, whose anxiety gas be alleviated by a kw slop.' care.; and eves iu the mars advanod slays charac terised by lingo runs symptoms, we cam illustrate our asser tion, by moderirig the treatment mihl, the Core efertaal. Every (+gouge change, or reactional distarboace, deutal su i r lte generative remoras'', falls Nosily within oar piny iuce, mid will yield to oar atteatioa. Anton these aro Jimm y. of the urethra, weakness, sad conatitatioisal Ot ranzemrata, of however bay duration. The child of inanition may be restored to appsteasw, au% Instead of Ling exhausted by Nervous Drbilitl, be vitt circulate the manlier proof of vigorous impale. The lirai•e of an Advertisement do nut •Iluvr the classilloalioa of sue rui4rcly, but limy's,* mistily detailed is a Work is lately published, millet the Milit of Life, the rapid sale of diet attiiimparard with an inereasiwz practice, Sr. madmiable preufs of ass general utility. The Saab ems be bad at 110, Paterietrairr•ruw 1 64, Pall mall ; 41, Pisrlly 1 11 . Priiirts.stritt, &rho ; 171, sad St, FleeMalmds .60 etas, • Ntodiseases are felt with greater pig:n*4 by tilt stailoat` Mar those sersehmed by his awn irapernimeee & a 54 is tw eases of amseltatiou is liberality of edoestime is the lhog &mot ~.re desirable, than obese the most abiasouleal deuce is placed, mad the most isviulahle eathemy fa eurfatorl: the terms are plainly stated at the brat latarviiew, gs ut mumer ha Letters minutely detailing the awl ro alosimr • rmaittasare fee useelhises mid advise, ar • wan he baroarded th. soy part of ibe world, gius anal Cu. K.C.M tinny, 10. i 1 1001 1 4 1011 1 01 1 16 fletz.screet,..-A private dear ems, Ilma wartet 4,1: To _hissed imbd PeMEW at lepAiggit Gum 011ie, No. M 9 .. 061 011/10* . S l . l " 4 " 112 "Pia Ibilatl 11:1 Li a '~~ FOP f r '4" V . c,,