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discovered in their calenda►, which lie supposed amouoied to about B.oool.—it arose from an error oi not entering as cancelled, in the timed column of the book. noir, which were paid; their nutstand• nig notes annitintrd to 93,0001. subject to this los.. The examination was thew adjourned till Tuesday next. LAW INTALLIGIIACE. ROW' COURT, SATURDAY, FlaßVAllr 13. Sittings after Hilary Teim,lofure the MASTER or •thE KoLLs. iii• Honour this morning resumed his Sittings after Term, and came nito Court precisely at tau o'clock. Mr. fless.o had to move that his Honour would permit two censer, whirl' were in the paper, to be fixed or beareng on Monday, the ad instant, as tbet• arm 14 piddle interest. The MASTER of the Itot.t.s•••‘‘ I have read the offiolavits m !Viscose, and I aro disposed for this once in accede to the application; boo I beg leave now to 'Mims'r to in the Ge'Airmen at the Bur, or Solicitors, that I expect they will not mike any motion to the to advance shy cause or petition, on w•v pretest wo..trser ; for 1 see, that of I ulluw this to proceed, it will be an end to all order in public hustnr•s. I hove also further to intimate, that I shall not hear any motions, or any Mit% else, ex s:epting out the porticulsr tiny• allowed for their chilling on; because I have known by experience, that if I cone to do so, I shall. la foto, bar all regularity *no going on. In giving this intimation. I am highly gratified to Lind that the Lord Chan cellor, fur whose opinions I shall always feel the utmost respect, has done the same tip the Court uovrr which he has so long and so honourably presided ; and I trust that I shall not be call ed upon to give this order a second time.— Gentlesmen and Solicitors most feel, that when I am giving this regulattou,l sin doing the best thing in the world fur them sod their clients." COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13. ROBERTSON V. MORLEY. • This was so action of trover, brought by Captain Robertson, of the 14th regiment, to recover from the Defendant, a livery stableAteper. in Cockspur. street. the vii or of • sporting-dog, under the follow ing circiiin-iii:.ees:—Some time ago, Captain Ro bertson %cis followed in the street by a beautiful setter-4:, which tio endeavours, on his part, timid induce to quit hem. Under these cir cumstance* lie took the animal to the Defend ant's stables, requesting he would take charge of it, and endeavour to discover the owner; and in case he should not be able, Captain Robert son determined to keep bon. "fie dog remained some time ut Mr. Morley's, but no owner was found, and at length Captain Robertson deter ruined to take him home, mud he accordingly up plied to Mr. Morley for that purpose, who, how. ever, now, on some account, refused to relioquish him ; unit having advertised hilts once more in • daily paper, au owner at length came forward, in the person of Captain Green, to whom Mr. Morley delivered the dog, without comm 00000 •t ill with C.. t. Rnbertson, who tit consequence brought the present on the ground that Mr. Morley wits not justified in giving him up to Copt. Green. Captain Mortimer was called, who proved that he bred the dog, and gave it to Captain Green, sod that the animal was worth twenty guinea*. No doubt remaining as to the right owner of the dog, Mr. Serjeaut LENS was about to argue the question of law as to the power of the Defendant to relinqiiicli the animal without the consent of Captain Robertson, who had delivered him to his care. when _ . 'the CHIEF JUSTICE interposed, and suggested to the 'wrt►ra the propriety of consenting to with draw a J ror in this CMIC. which PUggrSiloll was at last arlopieri, rind nn verdict was taken. Erich party will therefore pay his own coats, sod Captain Glee's keeps the dog, NAVAL IN7'ELLIGENCE. pnitTs11101:141, igaIIIIAILT 12. Ititilett the Starling for Gummi; aad tie Vigilaut, Uint'std, for Lando'. FALMOUTH, FFBRUARY 10. Arrived lie Marchioness of Dueriisbeiry 'wicket, with a email front lintsica—sailed 4tth December. The Blucher packet was gulag in Basile cause uut DEAL, •[BRUART 12. Came olown from the River the Emulati 1111 l for New York; Eagle; for St Übes; Rebecca, Rowe, for St. Thumaeo; awl Amity, Gray, for Batavia; and trusaiu vr ill, the rrht ao before. _ _ Fore o'Cloeit—The East ludic Compaatfit ships Bom. bay cud Heestoadeliire ; sod &abet/ pritsala ship, have just soiled. - if:Tort—The wind has hacked sole la the west ward, and the above shape are cussing bock. lATERPOOL, VflillUAßT 11. Arrived the Cleves, Martian, from Odeon*. !Messina Coal the s..int Heads the 111th October, is company with the Mary, fur Liverpool. The Asia, Marchioness of Ely, Priam Regent, Warms Hastings, Donato, sad Gemini Hewitt, Company's ships, nod Fort lA'tiliars, free trader, were at the New Anchorage. The Pharos% and Astell, East Imlia Company's ships; Coldstream, Cambridge, Europe, and Norfolk, free trad ers, were lying its Diamond Harbour, the latter ready fur s• - 16, Loutt.l to London. The F.ssex, Mahon, for lonsdue ,• Hugh Crawfural, 'Thomas; sod !Ueda ay, fur Liverpool, were expected to bail m October The Thalia, William Dawson, soul Mentor ' fur Liverpool, were expected to soil iu November The Gasps spoke the following seamen:-4)., the list November, two slays' mil from Canons, the Mangles, whose Captain wee dead, sad the mewl in rOtarxe of Mr. Leedom; on 12th December, off the Cape of Good Hope, the Naarchus transport, with a detach ment ..f she 8051, regiment from Altos Bay, fur the Cape; 0.. the Incerahm, at St. Helms, spoke the Conqueror, Ettryttier, Tees, Favourite, Leveret, and &drat ; elms the Norton, end the David transport, which was to mil fur Euglaarl is two days. The Sappho was at Ascension. The friemliliip ;800 toss), of Bombay, was lust ow a reef of rocks, at the mostMr• extremity of the Great Nicobar Islam!, oa the Ist d Aotast- crew Bayed. The Kingsasill, Duwal, from Liverpool for Hombey, was spoke the let Distant, in Int. 411. 30. lung. 9 30. On Friday morning the body of a female infant was found on diteh sear &won-square, it appear. ed to hive been dead some time. the body was taken to the atwardeu.arma for a Coroner's Inquest. ••••(.4.*, FROM SATURDAY NIGII7"S GAZETTE. Thiferif Lastaefer, Somerter-plate, February 1 I, Mll9. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent, in the nava, and on 111, behalf of his Majesty, has beau this d a y ple as ed to appoint John Walingley, of tliistkmeer, Esq. Sheriff of the County Palatine of Lancaster, fur the year ensuing. PRINCE OF WALES'S COUNCIL. At • Coasseil of his Royal Higher*. the Prince of Wales, held at the Pavilion at Briahttni, ne the T7l\ day of Jo atiey, 1819. Joseph %isle Ratite, of Penner. no Ilw county of Cornwall, Esq. was appointed Sheriff of the said enmity of Cornwall fur the priseiit year, by his Royal Highness the Prince of Mika, in Council. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. ll'ar-11f re, February 12, 1619. 4th Regiment of Drugnoti Goards--Paymaster Roehfort Illimusfield, from the tOili Fout, In he Paymaster, wire Goodwin. demosed—Curniiiiim . lased Vibratory 4, 181!). 7th ditto--Ensign Jaunts Joseph Brett, hum the 51st Foot, to be Corset, without purchase—dater)Jatinsry 28. 1818. 7thßeginsent of Light Dragoons—Captain Thum.. Witham Robbie's, to be Major, by purchase, vice Verner, pew noted—dated as shove. Lientenant William Grenfell, to he Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Robbina.—.late.l as above. Cornet James Wilmot William*, Si. be ',Multiunit, by per . . . . eimee. vier Greisfell--dated en above. 11th ditts—Captaii. James Miserly, from the half-pay .6f the Regiment, to Ire Captain of a 'troop, vice Thomas Crawford, whoa eschangra—olated Ft tomtits! 1, 1919. 111th ditto—Corset 011 u Ivry, frum the half-pay of the 7th Light Bmgoona, to he Comm, vice George Hamilton, Earl of Belfast, *lin exchanges—dais .1 January 2s, 1819. 19th ditto—Schram-Major James Marl-ramie ' to be Regi mental Quito termaster, vice Gluag, deccased—dated as above. Ist Reziment of Foot Guards. To be Ensigns and Lit utenasit;, by purebase--Emign Joseph Deane Bourke, from the 911 i Foot, vice Law, ap pointed to the 11th Light Dragimus--dated December 24, 1618. Roberth Charles Rowley, Gent. vice Arbuthnot, appointed to the 11th Light Drarpoub—daird as above. sth Regiment of Foot—Julio Gordon limbo, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice King, promoted iu both F00t... , datedleunary 21, 1810. 15th dithr--Lieutenant Thomas A. premeds front 11w hag. pay of the Regiment, to by Lieutenant, vice Rohm' Lewis, who exchanges, receiving the ditierenco..-dated February 4, 1819. 19th ditto—Lieutenant Ronald 51'ilionald to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice ILangtini, dectared dated an above. 20th ditto—Lieutenant Alexander Tovey, front the half.pay of the Regiment, to be Paymaster vice Illoonsiii Id, ap pointed to the 4th Maginot Guards:—dbted as above. 21s1 Ditto. . _ To be First Lientenants--ii;;;ants Richard Ellis Row. lauds, from the half.pay of the 22d Foot, view Hubert Mackay, who exchanges, receiving the difference—dated January 27, 1819; and Alexander Mackeiime, fruni he half-pay of the Bth Foot, vice Angus Mackay, who ex. changes, receiving the difference—dated January MI, 1819. 29th ditto—Captain Thomas Bennett Hiekin, from the 11811. pay of the 66th Fuot, in he Captain of a Company, vire James Brooks, whu exchanges, receiving the difference— dated as abuse. 334 ditto—Ensign Dunrnn Robertson, from the lialf.friy of She 9811, Foot, to be Ensign, wire Augusto* Gordon, olio Ftbrue - ry . 4,.1819. dillsS - -Lirasteetaut Edirsirsr%Vissifits, fione Ihr half-pay of the 311th Foot, to he 11.scutestant. vice Mew] Davies, who exchange-a, receiviug the diflereisce—slated January 28, 1819. 48th ditto--Ensiges Thomas Hayes, from Ilse 801 h Foot, to be linsign, vice 10 1 31shon, who exchanges —dated Fe bruary 4, 1819. Slat ditto—Gentleman Cadet William 31'Kay, from Ike Royal Military College, to be Essaign, without purchase, vice Brett, appointed to the 7th Maginot Guards—third faunas, 28, 1819. 52 , 1 ditto—Gentlrinsii Cadet William H. E. 91'Dermott, from the Royal Military College, to he Ensign, without purchase,. ice Stapleton, who moms—dated a. above. 534 ilittu—Assistant-Sur Reno Charles Maclean, from the _ . haltpay of the Regiment, to be Assistant•Suigeon, vice {Vilnius, Pollock, who exchanges—dated December 25, 1818. 54th ditto—Captain Thomas Genies' Omer, from the half pay of the 24th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Thomas Chartres, witu exchanges—dated Fsbruary 4, 1810. 5504 ditto—Lient , It John Blackball, from the halt:pay of the 12th F' be Lientreiasit 'ice Thomas Ho►ker, who exec lout, to .. rot .Jt, t) ..:nano[—olatril as above. Ensign James Ral.ton, from the half pay of the 57111 root, to be &reign, vice Edward Ring, who exclianges--dated as above. 60th ditto—Entign Honourable Robert kip*, from the sth Foot, to be Litutenant, by purchue, vice Yaw Hatcst. burg, promoted--dated December 24,1818. 77th ditto—Emigo Anew Chmapaist, from the half-pay of the 104th Foot, to be Easier, vice James Crosselove, who emitting's, recesviag the dittiteuce—dated Febtuaay 4, 1819. 7811, ditto—Ensign Y. H. Mains to be ()cute-nest, by pur chase, vice Catueron tennoutell--dsted intestacy 2s, 181 9, 80111 ditto--Easign Robert Andrew Ill'Maiona, from Ike 46th Fout, to he Enrico, vice Hayes, who cm hoops— dated February 4, 1619 112dditto—Lieutenant FroorioFreoch t.. he Cap. olio of a Company, by purchase, vier Montague. pr'o moted—dated January 7, 1819. Envign Juba Jansu Slater to be Licateuent, by purchase, vice French—dated as above. Gentleman Cadet Rolwrt non t Charlet.% from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Slater— dated as above. lst West India Regiment. TO bg Lieutenants, without piireharc—Enulgs Jaws peters, vice Pilkinglog. decessed—dated !!member •42, 18104 Ensign Tbrimm V. Durellorice Ri own., dereased..dated Dc. ember 13, 1818; and Ensign James Robert Young, from the 3d West India Regiment, vice Morgan, deceased— dated December 14, 1816. To be Ensiguis, without purchase—George Jublialon, Geld. vice Jerks, deceased—loud January 28, 1819; Gentle man Cadet John Magee, from the Royal Military Colkge, vice Paten, promoted—dated January 27, 1619 ' • and Ar. 1 her Maynard Gray, Gent. vice Dwell, promote d—dated January 28, 1819. 311 Weal ladle Regiusent—Curporal Thomas Brant, from the Royal Regiment of Horse Guards, to be En.ign vice Young, promoted its the lit West India Regiment—dated January 211, 1919. Royal West India Ranger.—Enrign James Kent to be Lieu. (runt, without pint:ham, vice /Ruddy, deceased—dated December 24, 1818. 2d Ceylon Regiment—Lientenaut John W. Suniinerfielil, from the 93d Foot, to be Lientenaut, without purchase— dated December 21,1818. BREVET. Lientenant-Colosel Sir Robert Charshre Hill, of the Royal Hone Gsaeds, to be Colonel in the Army—dated January 1, 1819. To be Majors is the Army—Captain IVilliam Gordon Ca meron of th e lit Foul Giouthi— i l a i r d J anuar y 21, 1519; and Captain John Browne, of the 1113 d Emit—dated as above. blamon•smi. The appointment of Lieutenant Nun., from Ike Sitla Foot, to be Lieutenant in the 50th Foot, vice Ileatley, who retires epos half-poy of the WHIN Fuot, receiving the diffe rence, ►es set taken place. The appoioltomit of Arising Suwon Mount, from the TIM Light Dragoons to be Assistant Surgeon iu the b 34 Foot, has sot take. ;him. The Commission of Major Maeintire, 33J Foot, has Lem antedated to 30sb Decemba, 111111, ba Ibe is not allowed le 'retire any back pay. ERRATA. In the Gentile of Ibe fhb 'skimp. Fur Alexander Alike,., Esq. in br Paymaster 4211 Fool, rend, Paymaster Alexander Aitkrei, Irons half-ray 03d Foul, lobe Paymaster, kc. • 1n She G i smo, of 21.1 'ultimo For Captain William fietester panda., of the Royal Argil. levy, to he ilajnr in t h e Army, read Caplets William iielifen Dundas, &c. Isi the Gazelle of LI instant. Ist Regiment of Drsionttna—For Charles NOIIIIIII Knatch boll, Gent. lo be Currier, read Nerlum (lurks litutich dtc. 24th Light Dregonsis--For Lieutenant Coioolmsite Otrame nee, from Ist Dragoons, in be Captain of a troop, read Lieutenant Cornthnisite Ontaienney, kr. Fur 39111 Font, Lientesanl Patrick Logan, from the half pay of the Regimen', vice Adara Money, who exchanger, 'reviving Ike difference ' grad 37 1 A Font, Lieutenant Pa trick 16011[1111, fru. the hallpsy of She Rryiurnt, le be Lieutenant, vice Adam Murray, who exchanges, receiving the difference. r~ AMP 6 • . PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. C. Iresthorp and R. Falkiaxhans. of Cheapsidle, London. warelsoiewsneis, 1/etensber 14. 1819.—C. Elmore and T. Elmore, of Mouuriousli.asrees, Middlesex, leatherAressert, February 6,1919.—D. Prealice and W. Taylor, of Ilse Ito)al Arcade, Pall-nsall, buol-ntakers, February 10, 1819.—W. Moieties and C. Baynes, of Maidtn.laue, Corral-garden. Mid. 'Ways, printers. February 9, 1019.—.1. Barnard and J. Mae leant, of St. I.rousanl, Skures'iscls, Middlesex, krusb.sraano. Derronbrr 31, 1918—J. ribbed, R. Deillol3, J. Trldiut, juu. and A. ...... of Linsekilw.dork, Linathouse, Middlesex, shipwrights, January 1, 1819.—R. Seale, sad B. P. Truisms', of . three Is.enert, I.undon, wholesale sea-dealers, February 11, 1919 —.I. !Harris mid S. Iberia, of Ilroad-street, Ralrlilf, 5 . 11111 dealers, January 1, 1819 —R. Blackford sod P. %Volker of Wapping High-stress, ship. clialsollrrs, Deco odors 31, 1818.—E. Tanner and H. Myer•, of Tower-hill, Loudon, iaaaraace-■gouts, Fcbs missy 9,1819. BANKRUPTCIES William Pro, ufliall-st Lundeen, merchant. BANKRUPTS Juba Randall, of Pancrucaoreet, Tottenham.rourt rent, Mad of Craven pl ice, Kentish Town, Middlesex, molt )))) eer, iw aarrender, I:dna:46y 20, March 8, end 27, at eleirese,.al !mullin. M14.'11418, Mr. enhiurrulge, &rondo ! re. 0.1 tredeinanestrert ; and Messrs. Willis, Choke, Contra, sad 11'itisosi, Warnforil.coart, Throgutm tussestreet. Andrew erns..., uf Ellesmere, Salem, (rimer, 1.. sum ender, starch 8,9, and 27, at eleven, al the Itareo Inn, hlueershstry. Attorneys, Mee.rrs. Hamar, Susi, and Rosser, Itart:eiesebribi. • lugs, Welkin', I. Pius ; and Mr. Dukes, Kb. ea 'wry. J.iseies Whitbread Atkinson, of Mord. ti, n..J lute of 1114tehnas, Yeerrey, farmer, to siteirouler, February 23. 27, and klareh 27041 gyrate, at Guildhall, Landau. Attorney, Mr. . bettlefuld, Nurfalk•street, Strand. Juliet Gale, uf Patet inottraiew, London, wholesale-sta. tiotier, to surf. oder, F. bruary 20, 27, and Mitrrli 27. at ; twelve, at Guildhall, Lour San. Allurney, Mr. Hand, Milk ; street. John R. field, of Eilwaid-otrert, Cavrndi•h.r g nare, %Ult. dllewex, dexter, to .orren.l. 1.. February 16. March 2. a n d 27, N one, et Guildhall, boohoo. Attorney., Nlywra. Warr and Bird, Exchange building., Hoyt! Exclkingc. George Upton, of Quells...het L London. oil merchant, to ✓ierrender, February 20, 23, and 17, at indef., at Athiriityl., N1...A1b. Lee and Tow tido 14.1, 'fleet Crown-agnate, South wit k. Roltrrl Starbuck, of Milton next Grave.euil, Kent, hoot. maker, to ►orrender, ['chummy 23, 27. and Mitch 27, al twelve, •t Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney. SW Leftwich, Charles flapper, of Little Trinilydane, London, lace dealer, in sursetoler, Fein nary 18,20, and March 27. at ele ven, at Guildhall Allman y, Mr. l-Tanney, Clement'. lain. Thunsas Reed and Makiteams, of Newcastle- 4 , m m _ Tyne. merchants, tie surrender, February 18, March 2, mid 27, at tla veil, at Guildhall, londun. Attorneys, Messrs. knight and Freeman, Basingliathstreet, London. Charles 'frieker, join. forma ily of Busardeaux, and late of Stoke Nevriamtaiti, Middlesex, merchant, to sairrewler, Fe bruary '2O, 27, and March 27, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loss. slum, Attorney, Mr. ‘langhani, Great St. Helena, London. James Parin•r, of Upper Thames-street, Lonal iiii i carpeu t►r, to surrend►r, Feb, nary It , 17, and blanch 27, at teal, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Guilmund Will Black, Earl ►treel, Blarkfa nary. Remy Wilkinson, of Liverpool, merchant, In siorrender, Match 4,5, and 27, a► 1/01e, al She (purge lam, Livea pool. Attorneys. Mr. lamasales, Liverpusal; Mrsams Taylor anal Roscoe, King's-Bench walk, Temple, laonlon. lh nominal, of Newton, Wakefield. Vuik, merchant, In smarmier, I. bruary 28, 27, and M3ll II 27, at eleven, at the Court-home, Wakefield. Allusaitla, Musts. Foljauake, Wakefield. IVilliam Martin . , of isailrohall-marks t, Loudon, cher-se asoner, to sorresuirr, y 211. 27, amid March 27, at twelve, at Guihtisall. ristusury, Jlr. Rissorell, Lout-ow:et, Sutstbwork. George Prany nn.l Robert Thompson, of the Commercial- Sale-Ru ttttt r, 31soruse- lone, 1 Soo, broker*, su swrcmi,irr, February 23, 27, oust Main. 27. as iorlre, or Coilak..ll. Aitoros y., Nessus. Freeman, . . William Wait ,t the Strand, Wt aioun.ti i , Lut lII.W a I', iiibacc its Ihe K mew Beach Primo. 111 shoe. maker. Ito aarreuilet, Frt.. nary 23, 47, soul Marc, 27, at Ito, at Guildhall, Lusidou. Atturuey, Mr. D. Jubta, New lou. DI VI DEN DS. March 6. F.. T. iVaters, of the Uhl South Sea Huu►e, Loa. Jou, tors eh tot, at ten, ■t G 4101111,10. • Mu►cb 6. M. It. oton, of Coventry street, St. Ilartin-in.lhe _. . h 11 'll 1111 •.1 1., . 11.-.1 . 11? X, 61111.111 T, , 11 4 . 11111 . 11. it Guildhall. Nlarchd. N. Le Chemision: aml .11. Vittudtr K..rallove, of I:clichls,cli-stitt I, &maul., mtrthatitt, at elevru, at Una farth P Becher and J. Barker, of Broad-Ore:4 lAnottun. and of ManeWrier, merchants, ■t twelve, it GutWWI. March R. Nary Ittilinalmni, of Kiug's•alreet, West Smith. held, London, Iu u OESti•11101:re, at trig, at Mardi 5. N.llarraltury, 14 the B u sro, Squad, Ginstregter, and F. Ttegistrolf flowlgriikt.,throul, dalliers, at eleven, II the Cringe I ttt t Sit I. Mardi 10. It. Uavirs, of Cardiff, Glamorgan, draper, at twelve, at the COPII4III nal It g, Marth R. J. Jurtlnn, ut Iluntnlailitch, Lumina, spirit-mar chant, al elr vett, al Guildhall. March Teaterien, Kant, draper, at drams, , . . ■t Guildhall. March 2 J. Swainson, late of Manar-row, East Smithlhld, klitliesex, merchant, at twelve, at Gwikllistil. March ft. S. Ustwiti. of Dishy, Chester, shopkeeper, at ele ven, as the Musley Ann. lint, Manchester . March 22. 13. l'ulack, of Sheffield, Yurk, jeweller, at twelve, at the 'routine lists, Sheffield. 11arels U. S. Wilson, of Liverpoul, hosier, at eleven, at the aim of Mr. Woods, Liverpool. March I I. J. Mayor, sees. mud J. Mayor, jou. of Leadeultall• at tttt t London, iussicaoce-brohaes, at twelve, at Guild hall. 9. W. Collier, of Briabano, Devon, ail-maker, at eleven, al the bonnie of M r. Brooking, Ihrlostunth. March 6. F. Ihrvereue and 31. Limber', of Brabant mod, Philpot•lnne, London, tsiticitanta, at eleven, at Guildhall. Feb. 16. J. Roberta, of Wond.sitreet, Middlesex, silk-mannfrenirer, at our, at GsililhAll. March 6. J. F. Thrueltanosio6l, of Goildßord-strert, iminatier-hroker, at sen, at Guildhall, I.mulon. di 9. G. Cuuke sod J. Kilues, of NiCbubu tuna, Loudon, inereboola, at sole, at Gniedball. CERTIFICATES,—kiawcw 8. R. E. IVeat, 4.f P. Margaree.4l4ll, Southwark, Surrey" hop.merehatit.—H. D. Cuopec, of Baek.atrert, Horslyikorn Surrey, and of klark.laue, 1.4111110. Impturchnot.— I. le plaki tier, late of the Miamian., L audon, watchmaker —A. Hurt, late of Deau.btreet, Fou.huryaquare, Middlesex, war. cheat—T. Witham', of Live' pool, china.mmt.— T. Cress, of Rath, hutchyre.—W. G. Thwaitee s of Great James,alrytt, Wilford-row. AfitlJlcAx, um] of Blatkbilirolann i Dear A ki4 abatis. .ilerefurd, 'dealer. PRICE (►P SPGAU. - - - The Average price or Browse or 31o.covallo Sugar, 1,4011. puled fmm the Winn's mole in the week eisdan: site 10111 day of February, 1819, la 4h. 2, I. per hundred weight, exelualve of the 00 ties, of l'uouuns pant or payable thcreuti 03 the intpurtatius thereof ititu Great Britain. PRICES Or CORN. Atrtraer Prices of Corn of Umlaut! 31111 WMP'.., by lie %Hider of Eight Allot-hetiler !twilit-10, moll of itzilt.P I! per hullo( 14hlbo.airoirilaipionit,fmni the returns l'eleivol in I he week 'Udell the Oih of rebrisory, 1810. Merit. lips ' Barley. OM* I. d. t. d. I. d ff. .1 70 6 59 I f3lll 34 .: _ . Bl.llllg. PCAIM. I):duiral. H. or 61{. S. ft J. d 70 10 70 1 3 0 —S. CONVB ' TS' AT ‘VOOLWICH, SH I:1.11 N ESA, A N D PON I SMOLT/I. Nu. 11. RIiPORT Of John Hem! Copper, Elul. Superitatirnitritt of and l'etiou le rotployeti for Ow Confinement of 41 Stott oft. of Trausportsition ; Jalfd loth Jasio.iry. 19. I 'tiled by llichr of Ike Mum of Contiouto I. fun , `29t1.-lannary, Ittv I.ollo—l have the humour iii toekietr, the lullowittz Kloort 10 p.m Lordship, op the present Atte sf tip Cottrict Eutaltlishrro tit at Portsmouth„ Sliterner , „ and Wool ii h. The great uumh. r of Prisoners which have hie II teniiired to the bolls duriaig Ilse last year , and transhipped Gum thence to Nfiar South Wale., has called fir name than an or dinary atteertiou ma the part of evety ()dicer and guard Ile. lunging to slur estahlishauctit. The Prisoners recently le ceived into the hulks have brought with thrm must tufo mous charattei a, hut them behaviour allies' their arrival oft hoard has been orderly; and I eau Restate yogic Lordship, that by Car greater part of those Prisouris WI/41 Isis! fern coufliscil in the reapert ore ships leftwards of faelse mouths, have conducted themselves in a coy becoming. nimoner, com plying *lila the regulatious, bulls un boated Ilia Al tom la bour on shore. Emplo)nirut has bee* provided on the public walks fur IleArl) the Whole of the convicts capably of Islamtr. .• In the Dock-yard at :alternates, ainllll. 11'1011 1111111lr111 pri soners have bee„ too a coosiderible time ditol) t inpheyed in a very advantageous innsiiier. I have the honour to enclose the Reports of the respective Chaplains, upon whirls I do tout feel it tiret , Ftt. y ter male any comment, as they canary arid iffients eu fully iii mitsem wills my lien. I helve also the satisfaction of repotting to your Lord ship, that I have received moist fftvinirable reports Is •atii the C 1111 l miss• es at Portsmouth and SlietTuree, as *ell as from Ike Hilies co &tithe Dock-yard at those placers, both as lo the prutotirrs' behaviour, and the very attentive pititl th,cr vet conduct of the officers belangisig to the respite live hulks: The ottoman of the Justitia hulk, at ltnolwieli. hat log beett Mutat very tuovenient fur the friVilog flriSnili from tunny of the laq:et county gaols, hes pl wool this sla,p, during the laid year, sit a roost:int state of fluctuation of outfitters, neatly one llN.llaallll yrisoiteni havisig beets lc ceired, and l,a m aportul fr Ounce to New SoUill The offircre at this place hare fulfilled their dullest it lila equal rissidnity to those belonging to the other pats of the estahlishuo 1 have further to report to your Lredihill, resincliug the boys ahis are al 11111111111 , wider ses,tence sf tratopurialitota in the respsclive ships With all the disioleant .zit» which peered when throe taunt. tuns jtCrell.le offenders were fist brought to the hullo., loth as to ewhiplete separati 111 l from the adult ptisuiter, god moviolitor oreopatioo fur them ; I Lave now the matisfacitun to slaw, that dirs. two material points have heeu accomplished througtwut the catahlisli• tarot. The lwliavioor of iLr c wo, e part pf these riot lis, on shear first coining ant itiAllll, WAS Soli SS 11it ex pected from the shocking slate lit which Ilia y Lad hero tuturcli; but I.) lie Vigilant!e of those alto ate intrusted to overlook Ikea', th. y have been Int:algid to a very zoo,' s l a t e of di ci p linr , ennsitlering Shot stet cal of them are but bor., owl !mots riwerly thilelrco. Ttw v are ge nerally very quick and el. ..AT, owl ...reed' who are letirning the trades of rhoeinahrr, tatlor, anal bookbinder, have exe cuted articles in those he-mein* with surprising ability; souse I,w °flirt, 111 V ht-ing taught the hales of cot. ruler, cooper, and 'Milli, 111,1 Sr pi t scot appearmores, I fret confident that many will acquire a peat,. t knowledge of those variants I. ides. state 4.1 the priamiela . health throughout the eels. Lli.hment lux Is cii r.ry gin n i, poet-Dimly Oita las I have often ohs. to d in tour lairdnhip) it is ronnideied iu nLat 0 .li mer , 4o l and nn.uaa ged audition many ate. Mout:lst to the hulks. Snitenns arc attentive to their medical dillies, and keep Ow hyspitate in 4.Ncelieht order. The provisions Itirsiinked by the Conirneturs have limn good and uhotevidne, null the instances of cvniplaiui on the part of the Pilsolorn have her.' very rate. Tbe hen. his u Idyls !nary brou dotted I. inn fitting the these ships, Vol. button , Bello nplonn, and 1.. viatlian, au as to separate the inisoiters 101$i vibitliso ut laelve, with th e ailvitisi at,. of constant lls., induce me co hope that your Idardstip will permit u..tdhar ship lo lie tilled tip un the sante 'q.t. in, is lieu t.f-tlre Laurel Lulk, oust !Ong at Goapnri, Old. 1. in Itso far worn to admit of any further al lerstimig twine made to leer. folios iii is nn account of the number of prisoners reertvell into all the bulks tool ‘ll , :itoset! of within the last year, viz.:--O. tlie Ist of January, DAM there wise tau 11 100 ,0 0 1 1 1 one hundred awl tholy-Iwo 011 I.llAlli all 11. Alps 'aura. 16111 1 1 1 0171.111 Owre have keen ricaired three thanealul and Cur! four ; two thousand one bundled and r.Zlov•aeten have been transported ; tour hundred sod thbly four dis tharzril by pardon sir "tint-wise; live have escaped ; hit ya seven have died ; a.ul lwu thousand boar hundred and ninety. , three retiutuar.l w the lona ou the Ist of January instant. I hair i the 011, 1101.1111011 e an 3CCI.IIIt of 111 V ex pense of enrl• !dace actinfitieinciii, I, tares+ the 1" or July, 1618, and the Ist of Jauusty , 1,5.19, tneetlse► With en *cesium of transiisci"tstitteliiimissi.rs within that 'airfoil, 1111141 the average mumbler of poisoners flatly utt Wald Ilse re.psdise ships, and tile her of days :about per formed by suds prisobers, distinguishing artificers trout marhuss tabourrs•'. I hove the bottom. In Ise, my Lora, Your Lordship's must hi isitlifol Servant, JOHN tiLNitY LAPPEA. The Viscount Sidiseedh, 4e. he. 4.e. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL Tu-MoolltOW. M. M. W. Bryant, Greenwich, crircli•tnabler J. Firna t rr, Nottingham, !wait r 3 1 W. Smith, M. 11 . 4.-.0.... I, curn.4,,l, r W. Pee 1,.,., Imc of littculit'a-Inn li. Id-, wine-mer chant 3 10 D. Ravi', Atnio.l,lllolorestrrillire. clirtl.:.r J. Jay, late of the 01,1 JP* Iy, wine-inert:haw J. Font. riots, Upper R 4 sllordislacc, Mel t lout J. H. Wilbearn, Durk-head, feu ify log thstlll,r 2 Ifl C. Mottram, Mnry-1c , 1)....e-s.reri, inc. chant 2 10 M. lilarchtoi, Poplar, rqw•kt cper 2 I W. Eroarn, St. Jolui..it yet, thersemotizer R Sot's, Hwiburwhi 11, habcrdasher R. Erna/et, jun. A klettleme-slreci, miller R. Tirylur, Wrlncy, varalman . 1 1 DIVIDENDS. T. Brown, Strand, Milo. J. Palaver, Piccadilly. tailor R. 31' Di air, late uf Feivauurt, bi..hir 1 A .Oreavrs, Querninrcei, merchant 1 J. Spark', and Co. Puri lattilsii eel, coach-makers .... 1 A. IL 'neat+, Old Sinn li Sea-house, merchant ...... 10 .1. La:witer, Rampino, inerchant ln . I.4purer :110 di , Surrey, farm 5....... 19 1. , SUIE'iDS. • Au Inquest was held nu Wednesday et tk Volinker Raker -street, before Thomas Miriing, Esq. on . view o f body of Ann Colebeck, an intereitinn young aromas, sv.,i twenty-Ohne, well educated, sod of a respectable family who poisoned herself by / e ki ng two oseiscea of laudanu m " Mary Johanna staled she had known the demised three nsuoths; Obey lived together dewing that lime et Mrs. g atk ie, No. 2, Alsop-plan, Regent's Park. The elecesatil ea: lady's amid; wituni was boote-maid. Witaewa had at. ways seen the deceased i• excellent health and spirits, c m ,. literally singing sad limgloiog, until the lam ro...ifht or duce weeks, when all of a mold( ii a change in ,i, r habits took place. Witness then freqatently spoke M her and asked *hat was die manse! when she w.• atisse r ,4 that stir bad enongh on ler own 11111/0 • ilhosit to her. Witness did hut know what wa s t h e riii ; of the dejettiom of deceased, but could not help supp ok log her malady originated from mine disappointme ss a tender wore, for un Friday se'insight *lie 1 rent tires, three letters, and took them nut beistatoa u r , k , nem did not know to whom they were Warr-med. Uu Maur. ' day the deceased received • three-penny post letter, sorb she supposes was an answer to those sent the pi cre.!.n g and when deceased opened it, she turned pale, awl in a tic manner tore it to pieces, and threw it twilit' , " the fire, saying, "Thank God! now I kauw his mind. M y min is made km)* what its do." When the drone, .rat out sin Friday, un her return she mid she had hem f„, or five different shops hcrore she cutild eucees d no getting bottle of las:daunts, which sloe produced. Deceased was very low the whole of Saturday. After the receipt of the letter, she midst/es/4mM leave her mistress on Tuesday, sod woslf like pork a don as should lay her rule! by Wednesday At, a Ail:Might before V..v deceased heal ;int chased st Matti. of he.. 113011110,1, which she chewed her slater; the husband. I ‘l,„ ter being resew, asked to look at it, and on coma ; ii isle his possessive, poi it into his pueket, and said lie wankl tabs it himself as be had sleepless siglok; prior to who i. the ceased said she would lake it to live mother. The dei t mut used to sit up stairs • Veer deal with her mister's, who lately bad avoided so much of In r eontpauy,• not being pleased with her conduct. Thr deceased 'amid Ire grrnlly chew the bottle of laudationo, and say the run of it was to lie her end. %Vanua was sure h r aw eless had always behaved with the greatest kindness to b. r. Wittiest further tinted, the deceased curse 1/111,11 al :os about turtle tielork on Monday night Met with a pre. Voce to curl her hair, and witness has no doubt hut she do a wrote She two letters with pencil an produced, and that sh• took the contents of the tou.ontice bottle, as also produced, Of I itolatinni, and went up Main. Ai vise ii'eluek, her Mill. Ireis, who had lain-in only Ibree mouths, resg the hell in a furious manner, and un witness g gap, use found her nostrafts extremely agitated, slid the deceased quite in seinible and groaning. Dr. Moore was went for, and upon to at/1.3i he said she hail taken tnimigh poltUll to kill b a lf.a.slogen people • the deceased lingered trail haiNutst four .'clock ou Tucaday mooing, when she expired. Mr. 'Thiure, surgeon, of St. James's-place, slated, be Mid attended the mistir Ns of the deceased previous to Ler cis,. Glicineot, sad only saw the deceased twice: she •purared then rn good health. Mrs. Taylor spoke highly of her, and said she bad a three year's character from her latd, place. Winless did nut strain see her nista he was called iu about too iirluelt MI Tuesday worming, when be found her in a state 1,1 stupor and insensibility; he made u.v of evil!, method in his power to give the deceased relief, lint to Ito elMet, all she eeee st have taken the whole contents of the two °nom bottle, as produced, at feast two hours hef,rrhnsar rival, %Vitness motioned his evidence by saying, when he End saw the deceased he was COGIVIOCPd be could do nothing whatever to pres.-at a speedy dissolutions and that the IVII% the of her death. The letters to deceased's sister and mistress were then rmtl, as follows : " Dear Betsy-1 have taken a bottle of laudanum ;du not be unhappy, Sue I wigs miserable. Give my love to Mary Atm and Ellen ; tell my mother nut to be unhappy. 1 CUIII/J1 write, for my brain is turned." "Men. Tayko.-411adalis ; do not write to my to to my soder, %o. 4, Fenton-street, Commercirl-road " The Coroner read over the evidence, declaring his Gent lion that the melancholy event was occasioned by the de. ceased having formed a hopeless attachment, which, in ant of Ircrity, terminated so fvtally ; and the Jury, conciaiiii: in his opinion, pve a verdict of insanity. Ssturslay sennight, a serious accident happened to W. Nimes, E.+ M.P. for Chippenhani, re•idev in Lincoln dining the hunting season. Mr. SMITH'S h..unds were omit on that day, and wi les , the sportsmeu were presvilig in at the death of the fox, a person rode with such violence agairst Mr. MILES. that he was unhorsed, and his horse over thrown upon him at the same instant, he could not be immediately extricated, amid did not chew any signs of life for a considerable time afterwards; he war conveyed to Mr. CHAPLIN% of Riseholioe, nod medical assistance procured as soon as po%sible. We are sorry to say, that he was considered in a very dangerous state. Thursday bight. between 10 and 11 o'clock, nn alarming fire broke out is, the house of Mr: BIGGS, wholesale haberdasher and milliner, Churchstrert, Jlino►ies. which threatened destruction to the ad joining houses. The violence of the wind turned the flames to time hack premises, which were entirely consumed, together with the stock in trade; further damage was prevented by the arrival of eugines and a plentiful supply of water. PRICE OF STOCK 3 per Ct. Red... 77 76i 3 prr Ct. Conr... 76 1 31 per Cent... 86i 8.4 86 4 per (7etor 93la ON SATURDAY. 5 per Ct. N. Au. 1061 P Book L. Aim. 201 3- Ex. Bills, ts for. Cons. for Ace... 76 Ay ‘IARRIAGES. • Friday was re married, arKiagalmilllkareh, IPeetisra, by the Rec. C.. B. Renville, the Right Hall.4otd Greenock, He pity Cloarter-Master•Creurral in the fistallsWest District, to Miss Mather, daughter of Thomas Mather, Esq. His Lord ship was recently married at Soulogue. Ou Saturday seiiiiight, Captain Edward Walcott, It N. (son of Edutuad Walcott, Esq. of Winekton, Hants), to Charlotte Ambit, daughter of Cduuel Nancy, Houourshla East India Company's Artillery. DEATHS. 0.1 Salur.lay, at Mrs. iorester;,ia Qsarry.filsee, is the 22.1 year of his age, George Cecil Forester, Esq clJest w a r of George Tuirosheuil Forester, Faq. of Dailey Lodges Worcestershire. On the Ith instelit, at his home to Cheetwood, ill his 71.1 your, James Hanks Rubinson, Fag. late of the Navy. He vim litly years iu his 1114k - sty's servile. . I ' ol fought in twelve senrral engagements, *mune which !iron those of the Nile and Trafalgar, whew be acted as pilot to the Asti. About the middle of sat smith, at Dentoo, sear Bel vole Castle, ore William clsotorad, or rather Osborne, a blind old soldier, born at or near Pt, Newts, wls• mem to base brew many the last survivor (dearth men tsN nr rivers have been talked of) among these who climbed the brightest Abraham under Gooses! Wolfe. Of this he was food of talking while bit mess remained, but these be lust some years ago. His was supposed to be RS; fur many years be has received a pension, amounting to MU a year. 111G111 WATBR THIS DAY AT LONDOI44INfI Morning 0 after b. I Petting SS after b. LONDON: Priated sad Pu►lisbed at the Office, ha. (17, Strand; Mien Advertisements are reeeireti, me Leiters (pow-paid) mast be eAdressedo.-C. SMITH, Nu. I, Okumura lee, Printer,—J. 'AMITE, No. 117, Orbit/. Peblirbe►. . • ,It -op .1 / I I I • S. I n .47