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PRom,THE LONDON GAZETTE, MAY 8. [1 , 110).1 TllL nutury 12VVIk,liNG rosv, WAY 4. CATHOLIC BOARD. • SATURIIAY, MAY 1, The Earl of TINGALI, in the Chair; This august Body ,assembled in unusual num bers; all 611 ed with anxiety for the Common cause of freedom. • The Noble Earl took the Chair at three o'clock, and the busineScof this important sitting , did not close Until sqen.' We observed in . ; the rooms.LordKileen, Sir E.'Bellew, - Messrs. Bryan, Segraver Doy e, Don ' Henan, Mac Dounef, Scully, O'Connell, N. Ma hon, Dromgoole, O'Gorman/ Sugrue, Finn, Blake, Hussey . , Taatre of Smartt - tar; Taaffe of Terronnure, two of Clara, Byrne, two Ba gots, O'Callaghan, 'reeling, Smith, E. Smyth, Hughes, Young, Plunket, Power, R. Dillon, T. Dillon, Lawless, Robertson, O'Brien, Kirwan, Murphy, Costigan, and many other names, re spected by the Irish Public. Two letters from Mr. Hay were tend, account- . , ing for his protracted stay in London. Mr. R. igivc DoNNELL and Mr. Hussmob served, that they considered their functions, • arid those of the other Delegates, as having ceased, upon the presentation of the Address and Peti tions with which they bad been charged. A de snitory conversation ensued, in • which it was (amongst other matters) declared to have been the sense of the Board, that Mr. Hay had not been rent as a Delegate, but bad followed the Delega tion as aSecretary to it, in consequence of a se parate vote. Mr. O'CoNsELL proceeded, pursuant to the • Order of the Day, to move, that " the late De legates• be directed to repair to London' without delay.'' This' motion was seconded by Major BRYAN. • Au earnest discusslon ensued, highly interesting and instructive, Talent; temperance, penetration and profound intelligence,. were eminently observ able throughout. We are precluded from giving Reports of the several Speeches, :by the Wish expressed by some of the Speakers, flog in the present stage of the Bill) nothing should emanate from the Board, that could possibly, by verbll inaccuracy, be perverted, by en adversary, or mistaken by a friend. The discussion turned principally upon the me rits and provisions of the Catholic Bill, prepared lately by the. Committee of the Commons House. Two Members had just seen a Draft of the Bill, and stated its contents to the Board. We niust premise, in justice to this grave and estiniahle Body, that the LecleAittstical provisions of this Bill, or proposed Securities, finined no part of their discussion,..direelly or indirectly from .this branch of the subject, every Member of the Board scrupulously abstained—leaving it, where it may safely be confided, in the hands of the Catholic Hierachy. But, with respect to the Civil Enactments of •• the 'proposed Bill, or those which profess to - grant to rise. Catholic Body a, complete emancipation, and to effect the declared pm.pose of Parliament, by a final adjustrnent, and by burying all religiOus jealousies in oblivion ; this subject was treated With equal freedom and acuteness. • • 1. It was observed, and.with regret, that, al though the Catholics have latterly petitioned the Legislature for Religious Freedom, upon the en larged basis of justice and universal liberty of eon science, prayingyelief equally for all other classes of Dissenters, as fpr themselves; yet the'proposed Bill is narrowed in ifs Principle to the relief of the Catholiesalone, which is the more to be regretted, because the Dissenters, by their uniform liberality and recent aid'afforded to the Catholic Petitions',' had acquired •weighty claims upon the gratitude and co-operation of the Catholic Body ; audit Was' therefore desired to be understood, now as'here tofore, to be the wish of the Catholics, to have all other Dissenters comprehended in the like relief with themselves. 2. But, even though •the 'framers of the Bill should (contrary to the Wish of the Catholics) adopt the less comprehensive principle, yet the proposed 11111 doeg not go the length of complete religiouS freedom, even for the ,Catholics them- . selves. Now, it has long been understood, that (whenever the necessary Ecclesiastical Securities. should he devised)'no difficulty could remain in the why of the complete civil emancipation of the Catholic Body. There was to be a 'final adjust pent, that should leave no grievance unredressed, no gronnd for future Petitions. The aceount'of oppression was to be finally closed, by kimple‘re peal ; SQ it has been all alOng espeeted,notnierely by the CatholicS, but by the Protestants: Even the brutal of the Oppo`nentfi ohteeted to relief, not so much because exclusion ought to remain,ashe- - tanse Security was not, provided---so, too, in the preamble of the Bill under discussion. But here is ample security required, and yet ample redreSs is not provided,--IThese ought to he to-exteniive— they are not so. The Bill i 5 only fora partial re peat True, it. restores much ; but it leayeS much, This cannot he sop posed to be the intention of the liberal and enlightened Members:of the Com mittee ; but probably owing to the Unskilfulness of sortie lawyer, whom they haVe employed,' pro bably not mueb at.tpl tinted with the laws' otinte,;-. rests of Ireland, "Amendment in -this parfleolar should be, provided, and defects pointoFout, if not now too late for interference. :3.'!'he frame'of theßill'appearedqueitioneble. It professes to relieve the Gitlinlics from certain specified Penal Statutes ; yet it does not, in the ir.:citstomed technical form, repeal those Statutes by express name or recital, but by general wards', srhich may hereafter rec eive a Kirsh itatrOraft; tine;, "Of this, Dr. Duigenan's Lore:has affOrded atiltist:ince - • , iu 4. Tbelanguagvof the Pik!, too, appeartl adequate to te Intended ObitsCh:. Of, this inane quacy many instanees were adduced, and excited 4A general surprise among the Members. """ 04erved, that the Oath contained in the proposed Islll, coutitins (in addition to the en tire of theTreitent Oaths) certain new phrases ' . which haVt•iint been sufficie n tly ))• 1 - 1 1) 1 the Cat - h n olies, or eve o ff e ' I. swer " y m or ).nowit by them. ;. nat there i$ a blunder in more than one LoNi)cri: At the UN Opp • psstap-e of thil Sill, where it adVtirt. ,- .10. ll'eelar - . tion against Transubstantiation, and also to a - De. • clam Hon -against the Invoca‘tion , of ; where-, as, in fact, there is one Declaration.' 7. That the clause relating to the. Elettiv,-. Franchise is' become now quite... ttopecessary for the Irish. Catholics, and, must have been penhed without acquaintance with the - .Election Code Of Ireland. • 8. That the excetition Of the .of ees'of Chancel.; for of England, and Lord.Lientenant of Ireland, (though but two in number), appears to he fotmd ed upon a•nririciple of exclusion, which'the Ca tholic -Body cannotv as good and deserving 'citi zens, beexpected even tprecogni , w. 9. That the. Enactment for admission -into Cot:. . potations, keeps the Catholics, practically, still exelided ; 4iS it leaveithent. at the mercy . of pre sent and future bye-laws of excluion, it omits the words ''Charter or by Law,". employs only the vague. And disputable term, r'Member,tif a Corporation instead of the legal names of the' Corporate Offices ; as it provides no redress in case of refusal' to admit Freemen ; and finally, as it leaves the offices of Directori of the Bank of Hand (for instance) still closed, against Catho wealth and probity. 10, That, by continuing the exclusion from the Universities, and from even the Lay Fellowships, and offices therein, -it denies to the Catholic Body all . participation of the benefits of education, to be enjoyed in those highly endowed establish- ~ ments. 11. That this same Oahu!, by its operation, dis ables Catholics from the higher Offices in the' Law—as those of judges, Masters in Chancery, &c. &c. 12. It leaves the Catholic Peers of Ireland still incapable of voting at the Eleciion of .anylicpre- I sentative Peer of Irehtnd.—Another, proof ctf un skilfulness in the framer of this Bill ; for the'Com mittve could not hard designedly continued. this, disability. ' 13. It leaves the Catholics" still ;Inn to all the pillage 'of Chuveh Rates, ;Vestry Cases, &c. so grievously felt by the farmers, cotters, and peasantry of Ireland. [Another important onus; sion.] 14. It' still subjects theit to the long-- oaths, imposed" by Dr. Daigenan's presentment art 1793; and no Catholic is.to acquire, enjoy;,: or transmit, freehold property, be a Guardian,,&c, or scarcely exist incivil lifeiswithenit publicly . taking and sub.; scribing these oaths. This hardshiki, it was observed was most galling and personally inconvenient in many instances. • 15. ,Many other omissions, -douhtful phrases," and imperfections, were largdy-commented upon. It appeared to be-the general sense of this en . lightened 111,eeting, • that (however upright the views, and tstiinahle the characters-of the Ment he's of the CoMmitted may be, and this was fully acknowledj,ed), they had produced-a Bill, which was, in its principle, restricted ; in its frame un necessarily doebtfal ; "and in its provisions inade quate to that full relief, which has been expected by the Public of all classes, and•was apparently intended by the Parliatacat, and, probably, by the Conimittee itself. 2 Duriog this long and arduous discussion, of which we here present hut a faint outline, not a. sentiment of disrespect towards any individual of the Committee who prepared this 'Bill, was of fered to tloßoard ; on the contrary, their inten tions Were admitted to be as sincere as-their views were libTll, and there appeared to exist no doubt at the Board - , that the impel fections of this Bill would yet be removed, if any opportunitY should remain. Under all these circumstances the Board telt the propriety of nominating additional Dele gates, who should repair to London, directly, and attend to the progrest . of The 4esolution moved by Mr. O'Connell . (as already mentioned), having passed. unanimously,- that Gentleman next moVcd—That the additional DAegates should be.-Sir Edward Pellew,, Maki!' Bryan, and Messrs. Begot and Scully. • This was seconded by Mr. N.Malton,'who tug geSted 'that the number should consist of five, and "that Mr. O'Connell 4hould be the 'Fifth Delegate. Mr. SCULLY expensed his sense of the propos • ed honour,, ,but was sorry to feel himself .obliged to decline it, for which he statetrhis reasons. Many Members persisted, however, that Mr. Scully could not be excused from going, his pre sence in Londem being likely to be of public utility upon the occasion. • • Mr. K tRWAN observed,. that the established form of Election being by ballot, it ou:_rilt not to be in any instance departed from 3 at ,the same time, he considered the Gentlemen put in nomination as most eligible, and would ballot for them, Mr. O'GoametN then propose:l, that the Ballot do take place instanter. A 'Ballot accordingly took place, when ap peared that Sir t. Bellew, Messrs. Bryan, Scully, O'Connell, and Bagot were elected unanimously. - " Mr, ScuLLY repealed his regret, that he was mythic at present to niidertak the high trust 'in question,; but svould be happy, without leaving Ireland, to render his best services,to. the general interests. Mr. It. Nlac'Ponnell, Mr. O'Connell, and Dr. Dronigoole, on account , of the lateness of the hour, postponed, to next Saturday, the several Motions of which they had given notice. Certain other Motions 'were announced for next Saturday. it was then resolved, that the Board, at this important crisis, should adjourn to Monday only. H The Earl of FtiloAr.t, before leaving the Chair, expressed in wartn'terms his satisfactioh at the in structive awl highly beneficial discusaion, which bad that day taken place at the Board, and for which they must feel ilighly indebted to the Mem bers who had taken part in it. For his part, it had made upon his mind a deep, and, he trusted, a sa lutary* impression. To him, and other Delegates present, it was most seasonahle, as they proposed to sail for Holyhead with the first fair wind. It should be his, care 'and theirs, when in London, to make a proper use of the suggestions and db. servations which he had that day hearit.' • Ike vvas received, as usual, with cordial and un mixed applause, and Thanks were unanimously voted to his Lordship for his excellent conduct in the Chair.--Adjourned at Seven o'clock. intut VI THOMAS %% of No. ill, Strand; and Publis' 134 2 lila. 112,_Stiand, where eltivertitentents, 0401 C 0 P y 0 f :1 A L e d t l ri t ' tt i r ri front iY7 ° A fil d 11 ‘ 1 1 (1% i 11' S j i ti r 11 11 8 o1)e . r i t 8 C 13 *1 1 :der, Bart. Ce.nunander-in-Chief at Plymouth, to &Ant Wilson Croker, Esq. dated the 6th Inst. . . SIR, I request you to inform the Lords Commis sioners of the AdMiralty, that the Fos, American brig letter of marque, arrived here this morning, captured by the Whiting schooner, Pheasant a . nd Scylla in company, in latitude 12 deg, after ,a chace of above.loo miles. The Fox mounted 8 guns (2 of which she threw overbomll in the chuce), with a complemebt Of 29 men, and was bound front BOurdeaux to Philadelphia. I have the honour tO ! be, &c. - ROUERT CALDER. drimiralty . -offire, May 8, 1813. Copypf a Letter froM Captain Sir George R. Collier,. of his • • Malesty's ship Surveillante, addressed - to Admiral Lord , Keith; and transmitted by his Lordship to Jolla Wilson Croker,' Est . MY LORD, Surrillante, April 27, 1813. I have the honour to acquaint your Lordship., that the schooner Torn, an Atherican letter of marque, of 287 tons, .6 guns, and 3G men, was this morning captured by his Majesty's ships .Bnr veillante and ,Lyra, after a smart chace ; she was from Charlestown, bound to N'autz ; she is a re markably tine vessel of her class, and, frOns her superior sailing, had already escaped from 18 of his Majesty's cruizers. I have the honour, &c. GEO. 11. COLLIER, Capt. . . iltbuiralty-gllice, May S , 1813. Copy of a Letter from Captain, Christian, of his Majesty's ship Iris, 'addressed to Admiral LOrd Keith, and transmitted by his Lordship to John Wilson crolier, Esq. His Majesty's ship Iris, at Sea, MY LORD, April 13, 1813. I have the honour to inform your LOrdship, that, after a clutee 'ot" thirteen hours, , I this day captured. the American schooner Price, a let ter ot inariptO, ot six g,uns and 30 men, together with her prize, the Bchooner Equity, of Plymouth, whkeh she bud taken eight days ago. I hav'tr the how;ur to be, eNie. (Signed)'ll. li. CIMISTIAN, Capt. . . Adnara/iy-Ogice.. Mw/ S, 1813. . Copy of a Letter from Lieutenant William. Knight.(i), eom • mantling his: Majesty's hired ketch (gentler, to John Wil . son Croker, Esq. dated at Plymouth, the 6th inst. SIR, . • I beg you will he pleased to inform their Lord ships, that his Majesty's hired ketch under' my command captured, on the 27th March, the French privateer Adelaide, of six guns and 46 men, five days from Naples, and had made no capture: While lying nearly' beealnied, Cape St. Vito (Sicily) bear►ng east-south-east, six leagues, she swceped towards us, and attacked his Ma jesty's ketch. 1 have the.honnur to be, &c. W. KNI6HT (2), Lieutenant. Wertlainsteri . May 4, 1813: ilis.Royal HighlIVAS the Pr rice Regent has been please 3, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint Sir William G.arrow, Kut. his Majesty's :.latc Solicitor-Gene ral, to hehis Majesty's Attorney-General. .• . His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has also been plea4o.l, in the name anti on the behalf of his Majesty, to ap point Robert Dallas 14:sq. oue of hiS Majesty's . Cotinsel, and late Chief-Justice of :Chester, to • be his ..141alesty's Solicitor- Gene al. His Royal Highness therrineellel/ent has alio been pleased,. in the name and on the behalf of his "Alaji,ty, to appoint lti chard Richards, Esq. one of his Majesty% Counsel, ;to be Chief Justice of Chester. Office of Ordnance , filny.4. Medical Establishment f u r the Military Department of the Ordnance. , • Temporarf - Assistant-Sprgeon Joseph Pri,est to be Second As- • sistant.Surgeon, vice Btowne, deceased. Commissions signed by his Royal Highness the Prince 'gent, in the Bathe and on helutli of his Majesty. Henry Savage, Gent. tp be Adjutant - to the Eastern Regiment of Dorsetslure Local Militin, vier. Utalty, resigned. Commissions iu the Derbyshire Local Militia, signed 'by the • Lord Lietitenant. Bel per Regiment.—Captain Hunter Hunter, vice Hall, promoted; and Capt. James Fletcher, vice Crompton, prompted, to be Majors.—Lieut. J, tle;:cher to be Cal .lain, vice Statham, resigned.—Ensign E. rilvton, vice r e s igned, promoted, Ensign T. Moore, vi c e W ar d, resigd, Ensign W. Wilkes, vice Frost, - resigned, Ent . ...,711 W. rice Harrison, resigned, Ensign John Wright, vice Harvey, re signed, 0. Newman, Gent. vice Wafter, resigned, .1. GU , ram, Gott. vice Titrton, piomot e d, 'l. Wrag - g, Gent. rice Moore, promoted, E. Wheatley, G e nt. v i ce Wilk es, promot ed, J. Whysall., Gent. vice Harrison, promoted. Peter Brown. Gent. vice Wright; promoted. T. Wilders, Gent. vice Viilllatns, resigned, to be Lie.utemints. • . Derby Itegitneut.—Lient.John Wallis, .rire deceas ed; Lieut. Francis Seveine„vi,:e atliSVn, resigned; Lieut. J. . Oakes; jun, vine When . , resigned, Lient. O. Priteltz., : vice . Swift, resigned, to be Captatus.—Ensign 0. Wallis, rice gmery, resigned, to Ire Lientenatit..— Henry Co,'Cos' (sent. J. Whitelmrst, jun. Gent. to be Ensigns. Wirksworthltegiment.—E. flownes, Gent:lt. Gregory, Gent. T. Pearson, oent, to be Lieutenants, o,„ mm i ss i ons s i gne d by th e Lard Lieutenants of the North - 11iiiing, of Yorkshire. North York Militia,—R. Bell, : Ebi. vice Constable, res i gne d, .to he'Captain. • • '• • • • let Regiment of North York Local Swetnam, Gent. Vice Richardson, Rajph Lodge, Gent..viee Speueeley, to be , Ensign's. • , . . Cothruussion signed by the Lard. Lieutenant of the. County of Hants. DOgmersfield Troop of Yemnam•y Cavalry.—P. Mildmay, Esq. , tp be. Lieutenant. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Lincoln. H. Smith,,Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenant.. • Loveden Regiment of Local Militia.—S. Barrowcliffe, Gent. to be .Ensign. Linds4y; Kesteven,,,and. Lincoln Regiment. —T. Mason, Esq. F. Fair, Etq, Greetham, Esq. and W.,Hall, Eici, to be Captains,-1. Lansdale Milites Gent. John Conitington, Gent. W. Blytlf, Gent, J. W. Undiling, Gent. W.,Jerriims, Gent. C. Barber, 'Gent. and B. Straw, Gent. to he Liefi tenunts.—.l. liarquiton Gent ; to htijinsign. Cotinnissions sign e d by die Lord.Lieutenant.of the County of , borset4hircltcgirpent Wyatt; Gent. vice Beale, resignod, to he Ensign. Eastern Battalion of Dorietsliire Local Militia.—Sir W. Wal ter Yea, li4rt. to be 11.4j0r, vice Schuyler, resigtittl.--.l.lents. R. iluckland, vice Pascals, resigned, .1. Boys Tucker, _vice Vowel!, deCeased,, J. Harrison, vice Stiliitigileet, resinlved, "B. L. Lester', Esq. viee Bowles, resigned, to be Calitains.— P. Bastard, Gent. vice Browne ; resigned, S. Smith, Gent. vita:Thick, resigned, T. Toniki tts , Gent. vice king, resign. ed, F. F. Wragf, Gent. .vice Read, resigned, Ensign Ed ward Hooper, vice Duch - land, promoted, to be Lieutenants. Wellsteed, Gent, ti, be Ensi•in, vice Godwin. resigned. C. Llaskett, Gent. to b e S argent! , vice Druitt, resigned. CoMmissionsiti the Ist Regiment of Bedfordshire Local Milio . . ' signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Ensigns;iP. J. Budd, vice Ledford, resigned, And G. J.-Burn- Nrunnintr,, retigned, to Le Licutonants. CoPimissinu in the . adth or Ayrshire Regiment of Militia, sigtect . hy the Lord Lieutenint of the t:otility of A. 111.Ilonde'rson, Gent. to he Ensign; vice Shectaon, iti)point ed to the Line. Commissions in the Berwickshire Regiment of Militia, signed by thk i w 4 Lieufenant Ensign 3. Dods to b'el , ieutenarit, vice Chrieshson, —if. M. Ilnrthwiek to be Ensign, vice 1)ods, promot4A. Caitunibsion in the. fladdingtou'llire Itegitnent of 14ettl Mi litia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. ' Ensign 1. Oliver to lye Lieutena.nt.—Adatit Bt rn, Gent. W. I)ufici, Gent. P. Sherrelf Gent. Sherreff, Gcnt. to be Ensigns. hed by •WIPAANI AINIGEB SCRIPPS, South MAlton.strt.et. 6-rosvcrur.gitimc, ur the &c. for the - Edit o r, Sic. (pua pa - M,Juntit ad`lite Ese " f I Contruissitnts sil-t-ned by the Vire Lica`..nnit of CP Co'"'“! Surrry. Ist Beginte . „` of Surrey Local :Vali Y.inft of staid, vice :3 ;:o , ): to he sth Ditto, John Pla,ket, Esq. to -be Captain, iieerliot, signed. Lanee!ot lirnton CollenXent:to h,e Commis:slot:l signed by the 14rd Lieuttaiant of the C•ititi,- Northutuberiand. Southern Reritnent of N.irthatnherlanal,nral '.Eiviterby, Esq. to lie Captiin. Ensign Spence, Edward Ducldoind Sohn l'arher, to )e tenants.• Northern :Regiment, Walter Thomas Gent. to be 1-n 3 iP' l '•` . ?Reed, rtairtned. entatai,sion s in the Shropshire Re4intent of 3 , 4 1 R 4 the Lord Lieutenant the Comity of'Silo ', Thomas James Castit an, Gent. to lu f, , • Commissions signed by the Vice 'Lieutenant of the Cooubi shire.. Ist or .Western Regimen(t) *of Oxfordshire Local 0 4 1 T. F. Itol)insna, to be Lieutenant. t. L. 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Shephard, Adlington and GregorY, o I, ive r p 0 ofilnl9,ac:linallit:::Stirtatet-n;-1;r1:a:clui-len'rG1,511:161..13dclibitli 1t1t4;;',.11.11; 'Tl.titi::oooriiiinl'ii.al:essr.,:c:lartoss:lise.yi),r.invii-tral c re r i n ' s " ,t l e . yii‘,l;TicoiriVr Y . C:1 1 : 1 1): 1 :" Chester, dealers, M,iy 19, '2 Laced June 19, 1 , 0 - ; t i c ori. Inn, Market-street; Manchester. Attornie, • or r , hard, ..Adlingtoti, aud Gre;ory, 13eti!,:iird'Itr4 Mac 19, Thomas Barnes, Colcb.tater. Essex, Oilier, '4 1 , 0, f June 19, at tell at the V.Tag•gon and jlt c ' t . ' ,;, or . ter. 4[or:ties:Nil% Frank kuythies, Colcor i ` Milne and Parry, Temple. . 1 .4 111 ,1 4 i ' i r r o ll liNairieu,s,Bisisatnol.,stviriecettua,llar, nty 24, -.,,,t .i•t• -1 at twelve, at the Cominercial Itoolas, OW . Lia o, or Masirs. Pout and. Greg wield, Gray's-In11"" BaYnton , litistol. . Bishopsge t , - .. - 0,00 , - , , ? ot, • A M t a to y ru ltl e , 18, and June 19, at eleven , ' l 4t "' TIP :. , zsi. -• .\ A n 2 : s l:_on ,26 );: a i' v n iss d fri i j i l l . u 6 ., i t i :u;l l l , l :l , a i t a t k e t .o:f::,'l'':aetllt.:lalairl I.lt:it,lt:tcl.:l,l'' t":/i:di,'Ici:41f:;,;r,':1) Attottues, Mr. Jonas Gregor'', til e ''' 6l ) ' ' '''''P..l " Powtliand Jones, and Mr. Samuel C10tr.,,0,',0, hi t y Samuel Broadhead and EdinnuJ Gut310:,4 19,, I ' l fi a t toetal-maintf.tuttirers, Miy 17, 1'3,3, 4 1.11 ,01i • •( at the notel, Sheffield. ;VV./Nies, Man ^, l owth o f ' Ol3 l Juliet *l ..a zi P - .: :: 14. t: dsi e l ti dt:i r oe -Put t nti o 'h : l; : el.' : l o ce a t e -r :r 11 1- 1: N nd r: i t t u t lios:ll:l:alue'rdiiin'ilyrie:t..:l:ll:l:::/°?:iri'6 brisker,lnl tc t e.: . ' d ir ii : r I, ; : i i ij)' ! vl ' '' .l l:- . :- 13: 9 ' -. 0 ° 1 : ;;; : : e i t ,,, I 5 1 : I : , ft t :: . l o, ":81 4 1 ,1 :' : . 4 . Jaines Make,sal --1 31:4.- U. jdllliLph,taKtviivtilleglret:re"Kette,l6lllnuililiulgoditliil:t'huury..lesuricji:l'(l: 'itAcillitli'etrn:;o3l,iil4s4?"4l John Kidwell, of Rochester, Kent, i t Pv:gye, 4,,,,,V"1. twelve, i'.l, at one, fwd./Mit 19, L it :i.ol.loll'' 1 London. -Mt V Pope Moilifor , lc, unity, Ir. .1 , MI t street. Na te, - l eirri j°llll Milleir Great Tower-street, potOr"; rit l°l 4 w a aii n nii d dam J j u n jtatitecoili:so,:laut,tijoonneeite,:i:amttt:itht;il4l(A;hitit:bic,esl4:::°:',ooo r;; tik.:::::ggmeerss,,rCs.rsotsibeyv-is:7l,re- • drle r ' ' ‘l3 4ii ' l' rtpro5:11:1, ,f(lietinli'l`;:i ford-row London. or Mr. JAolpillaiir) - Livitrpoo'l. - ~o,o.:arl'fl'jolf.) Timothy Toft, Gnat Portland-street, •1 41 ,11,1 ,(41 .. 22, Guildhall, and 4 :n e n (.1 19' at it torney, Messrs. Berridg, e, liattou-et e u l , iroilln u % . John Sandford Payne and William nt,4l),„,te IP4, ',•; MaY 16, laten, .2 , 1, at eleven Ow "" lorot., • '‘l • ' Philir, pot on, Attorney', I 'N...it t'"' it , ; ,a Abraham Hall, late of Grafton-street- i " ' A O 3 1 11, venter, May 15, at twelve, 42Q, at el ev , e ,',;ey o ' twelve, at (07 1 . ten, at Guildhall, London, ;..ti.' ll ' ll" '• „ f .'s! street, lit erfizstlna „ w ieleAq"; 0 1 John Whitebttru, Kenton-street, Bruns elyo':;tt, • and glazier, May 11, 18, and jui:e 9 , ' p e st. ll o, hall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. FO/ I° ' . MO 01 4 1 John Wheeler, Fleet-stree, linen-031“%, .1%11 June 19; at ten, at Guildhall, I.oud o ,f Wright, Dualate-hill. - ~..1 . 10 3 tto : Richard Hilluni, Pancras-lane, pachioil4l.ol On.. ` 2 .' 2 , and June 19, at ten, at Gulltth'ill' - irol lielii l Mr. Edward Eyre, Gray's-Init-squW' Oen , "do Isaac Bragg, Ilryclgea-Areet, Covent-ian, vls 4 1 18,9,9, and June 19, - at one, at Gai lu '' ~frillig9 ales, Messrs. Mayhew and Price, Sft"'',2, on• 0 ,, James Bowu, Hackney, builder, 1 4, 1 41 Y l '". A , '.."1•°0 1, 0 0 ° eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attortnet, cer o ,0 Iltuulleby and Pointon, Frernialfs-0111,c:iter 111jtio George Tolhien, late of St. juku-strot, , (. 11 oil pr . clock-tools, May 15, at , ten, Zl, at e!' q e ;10 04 ' i l, ten, at Guilaalf, Loudon. -. Attortnef.' pig and Hine, (,barter-housti-square. t l ocile c ' t g fl o r ti Jam" Tttlip, Bearbinder-latie, tullos":. 1e0f",..4' ten, 9.2, at eleven; and. Julie 19 ' ` . i i 44P 7.. Londhu. . Attorney, Mr. Lloyd, ChM cit street. •• [Dividends, 45,c. tc."4119.111°*1 '1 " 1 111 14 % I, 14' r:1:4;„ (t it kttt ' :Aho r 4,40 o' 4l. On Thurzday, Mnilirattl-:1407: t he C 47 °rb~ u;r ottw'r , • On the 4th itt , :t. Chartei l:reencraY...';o, ton. GinueestelAiii ~. to charlotte 1; vid t ,o' , bert Horst, of Florsioto 1:3;100 4,10' On Satiird.iy ;,,,,ts, A t :it: ficorl, '' ' l , i 1 040; george-street, i I.iip,ve.r-sltore, to S''',-t.:.'?,1kii0,411 daughter of John ?.,,,i,,4,,,, 1.:,,,q. , d ; 9.0.01 a 0. 0 ,10 ' On Illesday it!itiii4ht, ;I.t.t!elf:as.. 'l,°.,,iiiiitr jpill SniTolk -14 if " • ) ;TOY.' ilif. i hear 0 a‘t, to a't 4et • 0 d the ( ate. lames LAW, EA:I, Of 940' iig,'.' rc:o6 ,P' On Friday se'nnight, Air. George,' J .,, , ritlP Miss Sophia Niargaret Jane, late or '', ) ' . ... 0 ' - ' tin 4.1. . 4. On the .itli of Slarcj, at, St. o. l :t!'' :LierL, , n, t0....f56J. It. D__.,,,..--**-- ,pir " n, ig 1)117.1). • grt*4/I.,,,tii,p' On the 4th inst. Cal, epitepq, t,;ci ,Nll ll ',; )4 rl'i 5 months, ; son of M. Murr4l, of I ''' 0 P''''';iyi',,,. 4 On the eth inst. at his 1,04.01';1,i; ,\ . - 1e „.." - ' dr matliet, MP. John Pearie, Parsor 1 ` -..-- T oP,„i „, V ~, .......--..---.......-,,------ ~ I t;' 1.' 4 5 Oibi' TITOIT SVATIat AT LoS1) 0 ., i- , d i - ',:„ire. , ' " Morning, 2.3 misutt..; 4 fter ti• i .......„....."- ---------'' J. ~bJ~l 1 :Itt:114?1 1 ,41 ~1 1 , i 11 ,,P1! t,, t 'l If hP ) ' '''Y 'lll Ahern Regiment, Walter Thomas tient. Li, .. ~.., 4 j -.., teed, re wined. , . inelisiou in the Shropshir.4 Re4inteut of Nlllitit, ill` the Lewd Lieutenant of the C ou nty 0f'.43 . 344 1 : ..„,3....castitat.), Gtnt. tii be F,migri. , • ,ift lIIS mmissious signed by the Vice L i euterra ut uf the • C'!" ° . ! Theis' . ' Oxford. , 11,", or .Westeru Regiment of Oxfordshire I,acallf- : t'. F. 11 , t • a l . tu t; l t ' i l l : Ls:: tßov.l4.7zuLtiillet.u......ter_ia,tirito..,wlt. il.,vireiVl,:t:o;lo4t.6, e ,• ''' ' ' . • 411 t. the w art : n• Esoriga. . ta 1 Ensign. ' -.. : ;e Or efitiffi-Offre, A.rati 8, 1. 1 1 I. • 'Members returned to serve in this ,n•e4erit P5e11 2 , 024° , 1 1 - ', 4 " alai l E t i I°,,,reti°.'tjuillg"lllowoi'llf.ililislialli•larstttl7llllLia:--trpraTj:ltrs':lrliiili'liig,ultl't2'c'J'l:'s'ei;:i;.rt'ilitliistT4:l4. 1 ' °. i r lTll : : i t sfle w ~, it, ll, to Helliwell,lfitlraKndittWllTaClilfaF;,?, SYLloPrit''.;ll.l:3lrel,iiu)."' ''''' - Jai eleven, and . 7 ' l ' liwri"l' ' ' ' f 1 0 In L, O Kr , : v i e :il n c i : Y dr o r la cu s. t r i: n i q t t aln e a;: ' N ox . fa le :: cl:aarec3s3,l::::::::,D.fhtM: 14 3 - ! . .'' ' i" I..:TlLiti'' K . i ig's Head, -. l'i„al:rfoliirir:(gtgi.tosotart,:toti.te,twoo je t:il ia :l r. ~ ,,,,,L.7 4 " ,;:edt to- l av i: i ",, . z : ':':r t BAIs:KRIIPIS . ~ ' 4 f . ,...,41,4 I hi __rrriender May 25, ant; Julie 14, ..., 114 .Z„ -. ;,,,.'l ‘, lii i hr • , • „,... i i. at tire .. ,‘;‘( 18, and June 19, at one, at Guildhall, 1 0- *" . r " 111 gin t '6 : l 9l l t . : r :l l : ll 4 a e ) t r W ß l : l o:i h fic a e l l s n s v t c.he,::rtir°.l.Cicelleunt‘:•:l,sv .tune :: . 1 . s i t9;c:'ltewi at s o l ° l: t a lt. : l: ri t : ; , t a .la p i ll 'i t H ii ti t u f i l; ek tu b l et : t i r' 7 lr :: :l : r i 1 ( gal . ):. ' 11:7 0i 1L..3.' : Iti d :11 : 1 1 '1) rir l it / re 'd: : i ':.:#111.41 1 1° , :m! 'seph Charlesworth, late of Willoll' 3ll ' St , :it ° :: l 7 ( ::' ~,17,4„. I P 4 r , i l e d e rtr.kn a tn t : nl .(Vilialialadirt)krij,"l;3l't.r.iillitebi:ildan't'lsl-i'!itel'n":4ll'lt"ll4s' ‘Cill'' Smith. Old thurch-yard, Wolverhampton. 4, bfel '' , . 4 rii l i n it n io la r: Walter Lyon, Barton 'rum, Stafrorrlsh:rii:e tootr,,Boxfor May 94, at fire, 25, and June 19, at 0 6 ' 61 ' a m • WI I ). t be r, °I marti n(,4ol,duszßivin.istitihirtybtrryi:in.;isd-a-uetipoill'la:ift.z-p'lo:::•ecid itit:r.,,..oAl:tottles,ricei.i.nes:::::l;(l:l";:,,..:lteri:,:j;i :,.. i i i?zf L , ': ,..l l , May 11, 22, and June 19, at ten, at GU"'"" " ' t , tl() Attorney, Mr. John Pownall, Staple-Inni,„ 0,14 , ,'• l 4:,' 1 1 . chard Payne, Liverpool, linen -draper, al3l Attu) . , -:' ... 4 1(i Jime 19, at two, at the Talbot Inn, Alaucheiter....,oo.l . ~; .k Messrs. Shephard, Adlington and OregorY4 °''' r 4 hi t or Mr. Law, Spring-gardens; ii‘larrehester. ,roild, 11 minas Crossley, John Cros iley, and MarY,‘"„ at rire'r ik „ chester, dealers, Miy 19, 2 i, and June 19, 1 , 0 -k ic ors.s Inn, Market-street,' Manchester. Attornisi,nr :k ir, ,- B hard, •Arillington, and Gregory, 13et1!"4-1111' 0 * ) ''' • s '' ,IS iDI ' II Manchester. • 'gal 19 ' I ,' I `4l romas Barnes, Colch4nter. Ess44x, smiler,' it vo, v.! ,n 4 af tit ii June 19, at ten, at the V,Tag•gon 411)( 1 kl'; i l c „.,r, ut '' d ''.. 11 ,1:9 4 4in ter. Attornies,'Nlr. Frank Stuythies, Colo"' ''.:"..., Ber k Mute alinadrei,VYCstuTle,nvlileiltUallar, :May 26 ' Tito '.4 itlc'tf;:t. ' . .. 17 ..). 1 : at twelve, at the Commercial Booms, 1-10.00.,,,,, at i M.. asirs. Pout a:l6 Greenfield, Gray's-Ira!'" 15 aYliton, lit istol. . st - A yAl - I. , t, h , 0.4 , L i; tt homas Mills, Sun-street, BishopigeL," ,iipall, ,' ; ( ~,,4 Q Itlt 'Y UP IS, and June 19, at eleven, 14t`!;:;,,,isii '',,'lrl'43lJ, Attorney ri,s r 4 ; -, L Aii t . -r. -e.g.( .., ~ e...c. ainit4...r-orl: f,,,10ci!, ~ ,ea r l y ntlturiyTissington, late of Tal;arth, ille'4, fro 1 , 1 ,,. - !, 4,..,r l dirr, V., 9.e..i, and June 19, at e:esen, at th e 1110 r), ,0- , ''''" )- ai Attotriies, Mr. Jouas GregorY, Gl e ''''' 'le r ' '''' l l l' ifit 3. ' --- Poweliand Jones, and Mr. Sainuel ClorrS44';,,4t (0 . 11% rrnuel Broadhead arid EdinunJ Gurla'l,4lo, 14,, ", (4 ,1 •'' bii,,,,4-' metal-mainttrufttrers, Mit 17, I' 3, 3" ,13 0)1 i% i r , 121ING, at the Itutel, Sheffield. At tartars, '..ktd4,-4..,13 ereso ' ' ti00,,,p ii11110:418:ain:iiee'r::: lytii,aiolr6,Marci:::,,,,,,.l:::,,:::‘ : .e:: : , ~ , I,i. 1 1: '',, 3 : lll., . 4 ,',: it ' t l ( r i e ' it'3llV-Plheas London. ~,,r4l-!' , , 00,1 . , t.'.i, J", (1 Ileuilimin Tolkirn, St. l'a.til'* t '',r. otos '''' au , • ''', trite. I.(nition• ,'Attornies, M c 4fi• '''''‘-- ' ~.; Onc '' , ler , •, , ~.. ) ; Pritcrnoster•row. . 15 , 9.1, ; 3 c , ''' ready at ten, at Mile irdietilib,ll;l-ktenridni'll'Atu'rigl' ~ afia' l4 ' l '' '' ' b 'er a wir, ‘‘ l l , ` Taylor,John-street, Bedfor , l4 4 nt v/4 moor 0, -"o,i , '141, 1;1 : al. 11119:gph,taKtviivridegslret:reette,'"Ilinuililiolgoditifilui:I'bi'unry,l'esuriclid:u41:11: ~111:11dltrn:1411(4,3/6,11:11fl: ;''''''t'tll44.l,'":()l:ll:l uhrs Kidwell, of Rochester, Wl'''. 13 , 1 , 1 ,;e1Ye , 4 1"c'I'l l 'r ' In twelve, 92, at one, and Julie 19, L',"..,."(kourb• ' • • London. Attorney, Mr. Pope , Aluwi''' ' 1,411 i the Pin, street. .. j ea ler, itoratl4 lip elm Miller, Great Tower-street, Pot" r " ( 1 0 0. A* and June 19, at oue, at Guildhall, Lio ° „py ''.' , J.. G. Saggers, Crushy-square. /- draier,'' 01. ri ll I' Villiam Jaclison, Ileatimaris, Aiiitles'-',,a' , 'CO! o p 1 tlit and Jane to, at one, at the Globe riayet..,.'d (ii. 4 ~ 1 taruies, Messrs. She 1 1 Ihdlington, a" /idler 4 p har , • Do ssoilt ,1 ,• i , ford-row London, or Mr. Jo:v/1 OJ', -'; .. •• LiiierpoOl. ' liaetli'4lol''',;(jor' ,i,, 4 . ~ . [`nuothy Toft, Gnat Portland-street, . iiiha ii, .14"'' •, 1 rii klit 22, and June 19, at twelve, at Portland -s treet , , ~,,1 , , - 1 - '4,4 torney, Messrs. Berridge. I-tattoo-el,' '. ,-, 11 , Irolu""„i , ' t i l ;'boli,,, [Win Sandford Payne and William W 3t * u s p i w O A ' ii, : r , 1 4.4 •' 4 , ' May 16, atten, 2 , 2, at eleven, all,,i(1,,1101.1., :-, . ilk ti, Guildhall, London, Attorney, 11'4.,',.,,• ' st.l, ''r ' ) 1, kbrabarn Hall, late of Grafton-street -r 43 -`t ` O ,l 4 , , . i, ~ . iIS putter, Nlnv 15, at twelve, 2Q, at elev.e•";,iey'et4 ~. %4P e t + k te I ten, at Guildhall, London, ' '1 . . 013 ' 1 ' ' l"' 1 14 ' 144 est eAr c ' ' 'lv t 11, 141' street, lit vrirsr,nare. ' .„ „wick-gl lit' - ir) g •It kith Whiteburn, Kenton-street, urun•-„t clef l i i ;4o, JON N 'l t • and glazier, May 11, 18, arid Jule 19 , , iy e atro, 0 ,1 ~ it reti ; hall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Poll l ' lll ' . I'dftYel rt ,tt ° An !ohm Wheeler, Fleet-street, linen-dr3l:l/I'i, .I%P f . . 1):1 6 4( 1 v1 June 19. at ten, at Guildhall, l' °n u ' „,( ',,'''' ,i,'44; ' ,''‘:: k rt ) Wright, Dualate-11 ill. - „ cass-113' ',0.. rtri'tiaill Richard Hill um, Pancras-lane, pachiqr- vr jOil.. IN lit % ,,ti 92, and June 19, at ten, at CiulWll'4'l' • - (cot lictir . ° l :er( 4 rl'lk Mr. Edward I,,,yre, Gray's-Inii•satlor 00 1 4 i' do , ' ' l 4 l licql Isaac Bragg, Ilryclges-J-treet, Coixot-fiaan, vt, ~ 1r (4 . d . j irt 18,9,9, and JUOt 19,•at one, at Gila' P,,d's•ltq,l,4l;4' 014(1)4 ales, llessrs. Mayhew and Price, Sfr''' ~ o , 40 1 ',,,, A '11i,. 4 1 , James Bowu, Hackney, builder, NI'LY 1 rases," N'„,.41:1,, eleven, at Guildhall, London. JUNO . t, crir . ~, 4 . i , , Iltuulleby and Puinton, Frerinan's-c°l, „ter 1%,0g 1"4.. George Tolhien, late of St... John-street, ,(.`' a ll, 'r :., h i -4Y; clock-tools, .:11ay 15, 41, ten, 99, at te l itr, -of 9 tett, at Guile:l)ldt, London. -, Attoriv'f' pD I I ,I, ' wrip and Hine, Charter-honio-square. 4 0 (11 0. '4 c. ; 111 ; . ht y 4 1 Janiste:l;a2l,ll'atiltte4llerv}::::idclir;illl3"Jell II t:lll°9sv-it.01.":-h;',.l' t , 1.C1'41 1 ) 4 t14"; !' Londbu. , Attorney, Mr. Lloyd Citi" ' i 4 Y 4: 0 street. ' . 1 . 0 0. - .1 '''' .: 13 / 4 4 1 / 1 4 1 1 , 1 ' . ' [Dividends, ,kr. to•mia ~.• ~, ~ ,t (m.. , ,-10 i ' Al i lii, ij 4 , 04 , i, ti ,y 1 On Thursday, Mrs. Mttiltett-, of the DittrilS• Of ~V 1 ...-. ..,_ Southwark, of a still-Born s i . n -.. on, . 0 ,0 • C Yei:terday, at her (others haiiie "j e,, it tody of Major-General Wilder, :41 , .P . "i' - .../ .. .. Ilir gf' 11/ .........______--",---.....-----...- • ,y ,l l . 1) 411 , On the 4th intn. Charl4l,:tireitenTri:l !o•'l,,!3;,)fdl;'lliLir:,:fot .i'41111,(4':41111: ton, Oloucester.hit ft. to ChetioV4 g l O-,,,' 01).„ 4 0 , , ~ k t . beet Hu f•st, Earl. M. P. o f 1-jorgliof! ' 11,010,0;i, ; 111,,n4 tin Saturd.ly ;;,.t, it St' (fie ~_ ;44L'.iart" ''. lII,' I " _..-..„.. to :',.i.J4,'",,,',.0.4Aiii: : ,1,4;14.