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Griffith: t'.elttell.ant '414 t.stiee.,..l . us - Ite.-s:kis ; A Villt. l' • Ilult9n; Quartor-Masterlf Join) Conlielivorge Dick*ffil ' Na ee Nathaniel Ken, and Thomas :Wel, ' VII h Iltagoons•-4 , •Liculatiritloloriel Ftaiicisinctdunt tar , . • taisix i(ol.rrt Ar.erson, I;thesi•til'. Wallets, and .3 , -"-" Cor -11,1 , In trii"Agnilnnier:;, tilt. p i 1 ; i t i le l t a• n event has r a r.,: i a r t lye .; l l l .i .. et a enant!.. : l l tales - I ( t i , vntk i laiht Pryor, ondAtrbibald elltlced it to -be notified ny Visconnt Caqtfereagh, .' nialrel. Itinl ' ro:‘t4 Prv i a n v, Qs: . ;rti:t lt -i 4 -..i r -4:. l .• l r l i ht-titl'll ‘ Tfl ' a l '4 1 1:: " t,, Isis M:Sjcss y's% Principal Secretary 1.1 State lot Fo- ..., , ,:,.....40rhes,'-.1 --ssi, art i•-. :nes ~.tmvrtion; Stirripi 14 . 41 p nil - •. .ra ta , rviL,i Affairs, to the MiniSters of Friendly Powers 4 1a ll th Il l'a4, 11 r 1 :17i0... n. ns--.LitsitenXht-C010ne1,...- 'r -►+l' •• N's'' reiiding at, this Court, that In consequenCe of t hi: .Tatnes• Nraxtvell; Captain . IL: 1 / 4 . Al-mit — lrt Nia'l‘.l..ll.iej°"r -zitantaltic..hard Boles, ar,i.j. H. liogan; Cornets Acilt#' Siva.. re-establishment of the ancient tel or peace C.,,cut - ;arsit; anti William Pie:seritizi anar and . amits between his Majesty soil the United t,: t . , ;:E al tr a, scat.. . ‘i atoms . ; sarge , ,as Robert Wintaeld,, Provinces of the Netherlands, his ttoyal iliishoev, - a tax heels pleased, its the natsie and sus the beirsifjof -001 Doelosis-I,tefitenant Cl'Fla'.:crty;" - Ciirnets .4.....- Vt'atoni, Penni.. Riir, Mu; S',lni:c Li•chy ; oartur,Muters his 'Majesty, to dived", that'llie 1) .otliudr o f all the John Wiitson Noel Mutt. • ports and places of the said United Provinces (ex- ' moist Drago'olr-..c.,istii.ins - --, l :Pardon; anti ---,--, Chnte; cept such ports or places its may he still in the pos- Lieutenants-- , .... Elringion; ••-;.--- . Gene,--_-•-C rowe, -- Conytigbitn And -,-- Mit; *Comets -- , -I(elly,—.. I.rcky, session; or under the 4--I►strotil of France), shall he r ; vez"rY , (ii:1). 1,,, n it!tit lltirleigh • Surgeon forthwith raissd ; and that all s h ips and vesSels . Flatt 4 gan 4 S, , i;''s Nev., '. l'ortlon ;' Quarter belonging to this said United isroviucus Sans{nti have last age t.s ..,..... Kelly, .....—; .P. A n 4 i av, .ur, ii.,...--- stconeres„ . san V;yzt t. , o, l , ,t It . : l it. T -' lA, 1i..-o;smief it. Nichossoni Captains free admission into the .poirti of. lit' .llnjesty's do- 'minions ; and shall be treated its sairii in Mimi . Carnezie, .la t i . t i ses 4 4 t : ' . ' l 4 l i I i i r : .1 1 ::t1 ( 71 6 ‘; " 1 . 11 ri l l t i;: C. (4° V I ll 111' L': 1;i. :; i l d ti Hs the ships of States in amity with Isis Ablest v, ",""-- M`Kellat ; Liciattiants John Chi:les, Alex. Ni‘gettgit., Natlialliel,Nty.itt, John Urquhart, Joieph P 0.., John Fra4er, anti he suffered to carry on any trade now laivniliy , cf,,,d,, I tgge, Peter Campbell, OLIVIA, 11 . 114: Gordon, carried oil in neutral Aliips• : . Attx. Grim, Nugent, ---= Bennett, Win. Chalmers, • 11. It. Spei t cer, ),retry ' , laic,. Swan Idill, Arch. Cannibal, ilto yal Highness the Prince Regent has also g Tt Ensigns Gordon Drinist , tl, .1. ltar caused . it to ho notified by Viscount Castlercih, , • a fe l "t ri St i tt l iT Y ; !.i tl elinl"nl; 30bn Mili„„aid " , lj Al l it. f .l l l l . l l 4 .l a ,t m .„ e t 4 ( l " ) 6l. ll ) . el .:il Ma l t ) t l i s t- id w C S :r " a " n l t i, Lis Majesty's Principal Secretary of ,State for Fo*- . reign Atfair a , tothe .Nlinisters of Friendly Pbwers Daniel Roberts',' and 'fitnot.t: Mor;oit ; QA:trter-Mmter Thoinas Bell ; .fia,rgeoti Jusepu Nl'Lartfi ; VIII SIIrg:e011 . 1 17:siding at. this Court, that as it appeals by the latest m i l e John show. . LI Havices from the coast of t hcAdriatie, that the coast - PA Foot, 211 Ilatt.—Maier —Sayer ; Captains Jar. Finny, list :•ei:fi Trieste and the southern extremity of -- Rein' e.i. Neil Campbell, a... 1 Alexander Frti,er ; Lavin; --.--.• Aloneirieff;•, Robert Fletcher, ---Nt. F:stil, David Csit naliiint hi inelatively, it, fo4.tlie twist Parr. 00 Gimplrell; Ensign NlLGtinii, G. Ti4itter, longer tinder the dominion of France ; ids Royal — negte i'r a l (l l : : l6l iv t iiiiam .Kintoch li•iiiiaa Gore , and— Clarke'. ' I - """1- II ighness }ids been pleased, ,-in the mune and on hurtful, the behalf . of his Majesty, to direct, that the 2g. }.:uot- r -Major Win. Gray; Captains --- Wnllncoinhc, blockage of that extent of coast comprehended jolm 'lsaac, .and — and Forep l . l. — me., ' ; li ,i l t. m i t l t t si . g li t a ic ii , t, (3. ll i e V ni Itay i :it J .; ( 1 1 , Within the Him ye deseripton, (which wai instituted warriA, Iv.:_ Augustus Halliday, :litmus, —4Zlewart in virtue of his Majesty's Order in Council _of t.1..e Percy Groves, and .li. Brnj. Dolphin; Ensigns Frederid: Define,' 11. ilarristin, and Jenkins Francis ; Adjutant John .213 t 11 of April, 1809). should he tliwontinued, with . Hale. kitoll SA';'L RIM 'S TIL. the exception of such ports and places as may still be occupied by the troop• of thf enciny. _ Stlt Foot—Lieutenants it: M. Quinn, (111.1 r Abrami, Ed ward V. rit2Vralti, and Callinlar; Ensigns William Godley, C . :forge Westropp, Dunhin H. Love, Allen Thu his Royal Richness the Prince. of neireet of the United klny.dom 01Gfrat Britdin ann,lreland; in the statue, and on the heliali of his Majesty. . PROCLAMATION roll. GENtiRAI O THANKSGIVING. tltAtitn.., P. R,-,-We do most deeotttly.• and thanisfully ac knowledge the grot,:goorittrss and etercy o Altiglity,cool," who, iu addition to the trcnifold - anel ineAlmalele,been4its whistle thisrleitvgdattelaaxeiaivcd at his hands, has continued to its his protection. and assistance In thtrlytty in wltieh, for thc common safety, of hislblajesty's dominions, and for die. copointing the boundless ambitiou of France, we are how en gaged, arid has given to the arms of his Majesty, and to those of his Allies, a series of rAgool and glorious victories •orer the forces' of the enemy; and, therefore, duty considering that such great and public blessings' call fur public and soletnit-ae knowledgmcnts, we base thought fit, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, acid by and with the advice of his. Ma jfsty's P. ivy Council, to issne'this Proslumatian, hereby pointing- and cominen.ling that . a General Thantsgiving to ,Aliteiglity.fiad, for file;e. his mercies, .fie observed througliont those parts of the United Kingdom calledErighlid and Ireland, en 'lliorsday, the lath day of January next ; and for the bet ter mid 'more orderly solemnising the swot, wc have given directions to the Most Reverend the Archbishops, arid 'tight Ftcveread that Woltops of England, to cpropose a Form of Prayer suitable to the occasion, to be 1110 in all Churches and Chapels, and other pliers of public Worship ; and to take rare tar the timely diltersing u( the saint throughout their rolotaive dioceses. And we do strictly charge and coin otarpl, that the said Public Day ofreanlesgiring oc religiously observed by all his Majesty's loriug seihje i cts they tender the favour of Almig'aty ca, and upon p u nts of i suits:mg such tsitaiittrnrnt ets may be justly inflicted upon all sash echo shall ep tat ittn.or neglect the ram s. Olsten at. the Conn at Carlton-Meuse, the 7th day of De -ccirther, %Rio, in thotoith year of his Majesty's sign. ---God rare the King. Olene follow: another Proclamation for a Public Thanks ving, to he übsetved its ficotland, saute dity.) Erhii Itam, J. NI. Coetiepin, and John 11.:tiry Lind; Sur 7 geon's Mate Row. Widdenham. nth root---Lient:Colonel John Campbell; Captains AleN. Ilai John Sandaman, and Archibald ; Lieute nant. Vince.nt, O'Connari '1'11(.11111. Dem..., John Timothy Cassin, and Abraham Neweulia,.; Lieut. a: (1.9(1:1 rt er-tiviaer Ilurbidge ; Ensigns --- "srercchild, ()wen C(lnteron, Joseph Lancaster. Trytin Bayard, and James Ilnrhidge-; Surgeon John Gibbons; Surgeon's-mate yeter Simpson. .. 1 tr! flint-L-Lteutemant-Culoncls Wortley, and Harvey Astou; Ma;or James ilellairs ; Captains Matthews, Timms nacres, Win Slow, Thos. Jaturs, IVm. O'Brien, and John Walford ; Lieutenants George Banbrigge, 11. J. G. Mapletoft, Nl`Mahon, l'onsonhy, Duclieridge, Erlatn, Kirkwood, Ashton, ti. E. Darby, Riddl9, Matthew Price, George Elers, It, Jackson, Richard B.syliy, It. Horton, Crawford, Clll., H. Blair, Chart. , Madden, Anthony Cross, and .1( , 1,11 caisi dy ; Et t si 4 ns William Barnett, S. A. Severne, P. 11, Pettit, George Johnson, Deane, Bennett, ----- A. M'Lran, King, Andrew Henry, I lenry M‘Neady, Fisher, Burford, Francis Ballarat!, Wm. \lnnen, and Thos.Cood ; Surgeon-- Grey, and Camphall ; Surgeons-mates Robert Blackwell, Robert Erskine, and Collins. [Tu b continued.] BANKRUI7CIF.S ENLARGED. ,• C.-Busch, New London-str.nt, merchant, from Dec. 25 to gB, at Guildhall. C. Leese, Canterbury, druggist, from Dec. 25 to Jan 8 • at Guildhall. • C. Sturtridge, Itoseanuy-lane, elieesemonger,' from Dec. I to Jun. 1/5, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS,. W. C. Batchelor, Porttea, grocer', tivoutron'elorbee. 27, R9,► and Jan. 22, nt the ltualOak bin, Purtsia. Attimnies, Mewl. Tarrant and Ca. Chancery-lane. 1). Russell, Bali, elsinatuaii, Dec. 23, itt, anti .7,ir), 22, at the Greyhound, 13atli. 4131°1111es, Messrs. S1)51511;51-51 and Ca. inireign-OPe, December. 11, 1819. 11 s Royal Highnes% the Prince Regent has .been pleased, in the name an 4 on Ow behalf of his Majesty, to appoint the Earl of Clanearty to he his Majesty's Ambassador Extraordi star'e, and Plenipotentiary, to his itoyul Highness the Prince •uf Oraugr Nassau, Prince Sovereign of the United Proeinees of the Netherlands. • W,Sheppcit, ChelmSford, currier, Dec. 14, 23, and Jan. 22, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lewis, Mark-lane. S. Davis, Bradford, Wilts, clothier, Dec. 16, 23, and .lan. 22,4 the Swan 19n, Bradford. Attornies, Messrs. Debary and Co. Gate-street, Lincoln's-Inn-fields. W. Burkitt, Throgtoorton-street, stock-hroket, Dec. 11, 21, and Jan. 21, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Gi r'ots and Co. An:Tel-court, 'Hirogmarton-street. J. Cardwell, :Manchester, victualler, Dec. 30, •Jan. 4, and- 22, at the Coach and ilor.es, Manchester. Atturoey, Mr, Windle, John-street, Bedford-row. 11. mutt', Cheltenham, bookseller,. Dec. 13, 14, and Jan. 22, •at the Bell, Cheltenham. Attornies, Messrs. Meredith and Co. Lincoln's-Inn. J. Tatlow, Ravenstone, Leicester, draper, Dec. 13, 14, Awl Jou. 9.l t. at the Ball, Nuneaton, AVarwick. Attot Dies, :WWII. linrgoyne and Co, Doke-street, Grosvenor-square. D. Hadfield, Slietlield, carpenter, Dec. 21,44, and Jan. 22, at the Tontine-inn, Sheffield. Attornics, :Messrs. Mirky and Co. Prince's.street. Bedford.row. 4 S. Maddocks,.Colentan-street, woollen-draper, Dec. 18,'31 1 and Jan. 22,,atAittildball. Attorney, Mr. Williams, Cursitor street, Chancery-lone. H. Young and. C. 1. Cluttie, Colchester, sadlera. Dec. 18, VI, and Jan. 12, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Sandell, St, Thomas Apostle, Queen-Street. T. Chamberlain, Lisson-grove, victualler, Dec. 21, lA, and Jan. 23, at Attornies, Nlesars. Weld and Co. rar4-street. G. White, Flonntisditch, -ma.sicr-mariner, Dec. 18, 21, and Jan. 22, at Guildhall. Attorney, Nit . . Barrow, Threadneedle street. • - s %V, Whateley, Lawrence-Pountne,y-hill, Merchant, Dcc. 19, 21, and Jan. 22, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr, Qskaldeston, London-street, J. Purvis; Duke-street, Adelphi, wine-merchant, Dec. 21, Jan. 4; and tl2, at Guildhall. Attorney, Nit. Pope, Modiford, . court,. Fettelittrelt-street. B. Thompson, Nunn-green, Peckham, farmer, Dee. 14, Jan: 1, and 22, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Hutchinson and Co. Brewer's-ball, Addle-street, Aldertnulibury. G. Wiglitruan,_KenNington, builder, Dee. 14, Jan. 1, and 112, it Guildhall. s lttoraey, Mr. Clarke, 34(11er'.-hall, VIVIDEIIDS:` **- ?', ; ..; Jan. 1. T. Doctwoorl, of Leeds, listen-drapei.-Jan. 2, G. Btroidler, Of Shrewsbury, taylor-Jan. 1. .1. Geht, of Walsall, StatfortlAtire, watch-maker-31in. 1. C. Wright, of Aldgate, tohaeconist.:--lan. I. .1. Moore, of St. John sydare, braMly merchant-Jan. I. M. 11.010.0 n, of Albeitiarle-street, .Jan. H. Newport, of Villiers-street, strand, tlpholo t ree. Jan. 8. •D. Holmes, of Piccadilly, warehougemaa-Dic. 14. E. and F. Attie, of Ettham, Kent, linen-drapers--tau. 1. .1. G. Ashley, of Gloucester-terrace, Connuercial-road, tater. c h aint _t oo . 1. N. Mr, of Geopitze- street, Portman-square, halier-Jatki3. .1. ht'llretou, of Church-lam:, Chelsea, Ma rintir-Jan. 3. W. Caritenter, of, Westwratting, Canthridge shire, horse-dealer-Dee. 3. Jones, of Newport, Mws • ntottlitsbire, banker.-.-Jan. 18. T. Parkin and T. Arobell,' of Bread-utreet, merchants.-Jan. 7. W. Vernal, of rektield, Sussex, .gracer-,-Feh. 12. .1. Peltier, of Duke.street,, Port land-place, nterchatit-Dee. 27. J. Birch, of Uttoxeltr, Staf fordshire, cutler. FICATES-JAN. I. .1. Maltelg, of . Bristol linen-draper-T. Cotman, of Nor wich, haltertlasher.;-11. 'lrevithielt, of Fore-street, Liniebouse, irou-tams-dettler--.J., Hudson, •of Upller Thamei.streett . wharlinger-r-R. SytioL, of Horlydown, lighterman,H. N. Bad cock, of Axminster, Devonshire, ironitiottger-4 , .. Keeling, of I !au Icy, Staffordshire, flint-tnetchant.---W. W01114)1100,4 of Shiffnall, Salop, lost-mrittuftaluter- , W. Piare, 61'101w:11-row, Newington-Butts, chair-manufacturer-J. !lefties; ju n , of Westpuirelant-bailtlibgs, Ablersgiste-strvelt I.2l%mellerS-41 7 . Maskew, of Whit Basin, insurance-hroker- - C. )2, Ftedcli;k Villiers, of Tenintry, Worcestershire ! burgeon --J. Fe c e ooth , of Birmingham, victualler. • • • PA RTNERsturs , nworxv.o. BaY•1 1 lii.:hoe's has also boep-,:possed to appoint ltr,liert Oortion, L. 44. to he his 11oloty ,Icretary to that Crown Office, Deo:42, 6 13. lAlentbet. returned toierre an tifil''preAt.nt Parliamont for the Borough of liothirt--John Urompturo, in the room of titrort,Joiknstone t 'ilereattett. ' • • 117sitrhall. Der. 1,1, 1113. ITI Ro yal Highnrst t,tte Prince Itegott hymn pleatitA, in the name Mid on• the lo.thulf of hisMajcsty, to kr:11 e and grant 10Tittl Jtititt Coninraoder hi the Itov;i1 Ciii!oll'of Ws. Majesty's sloop Liriscis, big Maiesly's 14 1 t 1 , •11 , e a pt. - miss - On. :end pt. - misn. to,..oecept and :veal. the insignia of a Ko: i ;lkt. ttl'e ,lo;Irth ClitSS lot the Royal Sweitish Military older of the Sword. • ' . • , Thi4 riaiwtie q isp nttnotmers the honour afi<t4htbood he ing c....feirea I: Hunter, his.retorn to Spain ~as eon :11 General ;, ulso,on J. hiirstoatirs ! F. 4.1. oil hie going to She t:ootinent ;Ds hi% Nfalvsty's Ceremis,,ouve, under the con ventions with the i 111 NA i'uwers •, also the appointment of the Iler. J. W. Gildart; to the office nt,.fleader of,Cieil JAW in the Unitcrsity of Cambridge, vice ,Pr. Jarrett, ileceased. • WAtt , .Orpice, Ditp. 7.. Tile several Regimental Agtlnts. having - been tailed tivon by the Secretary at Mir to . render Aek.onnts of unclaimed arrears remaining in their hantls, awl belonging to Officers .of Regiments of Dragoon Guards, Dragoons, "Fencible Cavalry, Regular I otantty,. and Fencible •Inlantry, be tween the 25th of Dec. 1783, anti die' 24th of I)cce 1797, and to pay the sane into the.Bank,•on • ttdeottrit Pt -die Pti-yiiiniter.irietieralz.Zl4 t$ to t4ive notice, dint the stints . titre to the Officers no. t i ler mentioned, will he ,ordttred , to be paid to . the in, or their legal rupresentatives, upon appli• cation to this Office. y.st gab TO ILoyul li. r,e Guardc—Lieut.-CoL U'ynter ; and Quartrr-;1I.-' , r Unpiblinw, Guards-Lieitts. Thiimpon wqdo, Matthew prickdale, and Samuel Barrett ; Adjutant )Fleury Iticharils ; alai ter-Master Thomas Stanley; and Chaidtlin 1141 ward • • 6th Drai t , ,cion Guards—Lient.-C:nl. John' Vandcleur; Cop . tains ,riugh Nl,iu l• e, laid Soo n, l IVeldon ; Liantenants Na tliantet Caven.igh,• Lit:urge Ni,tnq, Wrii• IlaYltY., and Win. Spicer; Civritet;;Vt'in Bayley, .lulu; %Vat sun ? and Joyce ; tauarter-Masters Juvee,"Timums ttz%itnineins, Thumpsuiiran Thos. Vinitort ; Puriton. 7th Pritgonit fittards—.-Cap Th tain: igh Moore; Lieutenant Prinhar'll.sktoit; ; . Cynort 14 1)4 :t4uoui—captiftin Geurgq t-Liontenants Wii . 'Bain Grithhu, tVltliain Ditvid,•on, • ' 'c'horror , iCatlton, unit 'Robert Bond I Cornets William Datid-, - . Fun. Sir William Henry . Cooper, Thomas Tarlton, Fletcher, lust ililmorit Capper; Quarter-Mash - as Jodhn Povie, 'and Wttliatit Braybroa ; Ailistattl-Surgeon. 1 riciet; StirOon'g-Nlattii Brownlow Goodwill, and .1 4 iewslia.1;4.ii; , Vet exinory*Surgenn James White. Lord Lantr; Lietit,itiants )tichloonii, and l I wo KerriNoil ; Cornet% Tltinnal. Crowder; }Lieh.itcl P. ban M. Pleplell; Moat:, filv!i mond, Frinivioillhwk%wi,el it, I to , rY Verclf,t, Ooirge 11. Om , itum and 64'011'4-N141.e Jolci i Milt! llragnintl—Lientenant-tlolonel J. P. Vandeleur; Major isrt`is'tx C,ank; Lieutenant% Pp , Oriusy, Jams Armstrng; Ilippesity, and Thomas Cr h i.mwell; e o Cornet --, „Like, Qtiarter•Maitar 'llth Drogootim—Captain Thomas Amberit ; Cornet ghelly; Surgeon',..:-M ate Barn. 15:13 Dragoonst—iLit nicaniats neut . ) , O'Ciirroll, and %%tun • W.Falrbanks and 4. Penny, of Seething-lane, sttorolcs— E. M, Bourckier and 4. Blackwell, or King- strut, Holborn, ta nov- , ; hit neliers—•ti. Watson and 1. 1 .5. Paul, of tbe East In din_ CliAmbers, tlotir-fartors--T , S. Caldwell , lend T. cr ; 0 ; , ! ; of Norwich, booksellers—R. Lander .*u4 11.. !And er , j un . o :' Loogltborottgls, bui itkis—A. Townion, •T. T u d i j . it. Dolor had S. Townson, of Manchester, tWiit*mler4. L.IW IN-TELLlctet, t s Ornt • .01.1>:tt:M . , bee. 11. %T.11..1NN orntA.-L-\S p.tp,its 45. T.A.vVott. Jtqw,NIENT: hearing of cause was ibis Any ctlnclltch ed, and judgment given as , folloWs The LORD Cititticki.Lutt began by obterving upon the state of the Cause; in regard to parties whp Were brought before the Conrt., and others who were not ; and said, that he'Nvonlil iiroceed to ludgmeut npo't thb faith that those parties who hac not 'appeared for their interests to state any objection at the bar, were willing to abide by any' decree,which he should think it consistent with hit duty to male. Mr. Gould had, •hecome the purchaser' front Mr. Taylor of seven-sliteenthS of this concern, and fl mortgaget de the rettiaining nine -sixteenths. This purchase, hosyever, was necessarily subject to all the prior incumbranLeS on the concern Created by Mr: Taylor. Mr. GooldN rotild extend no farther ; for the only title,which Mr. Taylor could give him was one subject to these incutubrances. Trustees had been appointed and he must take it now, that if they,. in beh'alf of the iticumbrances, had any uh-, jeetion to these proceedings, or to the result prayed' by the bill, 'they would have appeared and stated such their object ions. • So mach in regard to the parties. He noiv clone to the more material subject in the present cause—the merits. The agreement upon which this partnership or joint concern %vm founded, took place, he belicv-; ed, in 1803, between Mr. Taylor and the deceased Mr. Gould, which latter person Mr. Waters now represented. By this agreement it was provided, that no act of importance in the conduct of that concern should be done by either of the parties without the consent of the other ; and all the Opera-house property was minutely regulatwl, even down to the privilege of selling fruit there. The money arising front the convent was to be' placed in the hands of a treasurer appointed by. both parties, and—not to be removed .except by joint consent. That money was. to be paid into banking-boose appointed for that pitrpoe by both parties ;. and these bankers were not to be changed without the joint consent of the s,Lnie patties. was also agreed,: that the sutra of :;;91. per week, itatiO more, ihonid be drakvO-out for the cult - tot-4 expenses Of the Opera-house by the manager ; ' that where nny more was t.etlitired, it must he taken out with the consclit of both parties. Per formers liitewise could not be engageai at high sa-, -larks without the joint consent of both &c.'&e.. While Mr. Goold eontintied in the managenient , it appeared that matters had gone vu very well. When 'Mr.. Coal! died, Mr.. 7 rayl 1:•,. by the terms of agreement, became toe Juan:ll4er : hut in the course of that management it was evident, even on Islr, aylor's own admission, that the provisions of the agreement had been almost constantly vio lated in' nearly every in;ticle. The Treasurer had been dismissed, the .BaUkers had been changed, the money hid been applietiby Mr Taylor without the consent of Mr. Waters, the representative of Mr. Goold. As tin .excuse for this, it was stated, that •ig wag imooseilile that modern performances could be tnipported upon the terms , cosititintml•in that agreement ; that Mr. Waters was refractory, and that the vioation 'of the stipulations had be come absolutely necessary for the existence of the concern, and consequently for the interest of Mr. IVaters, as well as Mr. Taylor. AU this might be so. Mr. Taylor might possibly.be justified in a moral point of view, for there might, no doubt, be-violations of contracts under ciremnstances which left no imputation on cktracter ; but ,the gnestion Was, whether this was an answer in a Colirt of Law or Equity ? now Was . the Judge try decide between them ?—Mr. Taylor said, for instance, that it was worth while to give Madame Catalan' 50001. or 60001. for singing.during one saason. Mr. Waters might say that she was not worth so much. .11e .(the Chancellor) knowing ing nothing about the matter, except what he sometimes beard from others, representing, if he might say so, idy aro barbafcius ignorance on the subject, he could only say, that Mr. Taytor's pro posal might be a very.wise one, and that if it was a Wise one, be was very sorry that 'Mr. Waters !hold& fooli4hly object to it ; he might say that Mr. Water's 'opinion might be a i wise one, and that it'might be foolish in Mr. Taylor to object to it ; but then what he had to say to both was, , that here was their contract, and that upon that contract he was bowed roam _ Then as to the partnership Or joint concern ,licing dissolved by the impossibility of carrying it into execution, Or of complying with its terms, it had been said, that partnerships might'exist under such circumstances which the law could 'Jot put nn cud to, as in the ease of a barbarian of a hub band united to an amiable and nnoffendinc.; wife ; and Co Oat it bad been answered, that by an ap 14i-cation . Nichol, the Wolk !east be so far tuizzled,,as to prevent his injuring the lamb. Cases too, hail been Mentioned where it Was alleged, that the partnership had been held to be dissolved by the lunacy of oncrill the parties ; and it bud hen stated, that an opinion, of this had contradicted a doctrine clown by Lord Kenyon on thii subject. Ile Was, not aware, „however, that he had 'said auy.thing which had either contradicted.or approved of the doctrine of Lord Kenyon. Lord Thorlow had . always cow ! . sidsred this part of the 'jurisdiction of the Cotirt., as very difficult' in its exercise,; . and Lord Tbtir low was,not in any case disposed to go ¢o.rapidly to a couchtsion as Lord -Uttnyon. But on t,he subject Of ltinacy, - be was not disposed to i;ly much. Th'eCa‘e was not before him. It one of two partners became a 'hinatic, and it was .extra- , Unshed clearly, and beyonCall, doubt, that the. lunacy was incurable ; and that partner was one wit° had eng'sgedsby his contract to takcan active part in the partnership concern ; there could-44- no damages certainly, for the act of God wrought no injury,: but it might be doubtful, whether Court of Equity would hold one party to a con tract, the terms cf which it had become actually impor,sibk for the other to fulfil : it was likely, however, that a case should occur. ~,, R ut'reverting to the cae more immediately be fore him,. it had, htqf II said, that Mr. WaterS might proceed at law with constant actions fur these f• ?rr• 41 • •" • %:0 10M eorennaF, c ho , ,e . bat a Co! of Equity conic' enjoin and restrain, in the ;inn= nni; that inrihliction ieettigniied t lay►• its the hind., partfy for •rha very iinrpose restraining such Vekatioits 'proceedings. 1 - T IAO tie *belle, ,the 'violationt of the conlNtet. had furb t ishol .the 3udge nith siacient ground to say, that t'nere NV:IS to it. And he vr" of opinion that theic wa , k an toil to it. It woim be ft* the interest of all parties, that tilt: whole' Otonld be Sold, instead of selling the share of One. The Decree, therefore; under all the circtim. stances, drool 'lit: "Att . of the whole,' - after an account . , .of comse; being taken, in order to ascertain and settle the several• rights. then came, the :Most diffibuit - part of thisah:.. jeet—the appointment of a•Manager in the heart time. It % . 1 . 119 .stated that it WAS imposSible for Manager now to conduct the conceit) upon lthe terms Of the old contract ; and vet i t was yel difllealt for the Court to apppoint a Manager with libtrty% to comb= it in any Other manner, st letv.t without making some .previotis int:1(1114a! which had occurred to him. lie, therefore, re served that consideration for • the present, not thinking it proper, to make it a part of the Decree. If the parties had a disposition to coati P.) an lir r : ingenicrit mining themelves, they ought la so without delay,•ns it did not appear to biro - likely that be could be brought to Change neon and judgment Which he had note given. 4 }COL i C E. as l Westcott, one trolc hetoughlg u` v. o .— f .--.....— the pa „ 110W-STREET.—Satturday, ahont twelve c'c l()c i i :, Cfiiee, was assing through the Piazza in.C," c f t :' Garden, he l met a man ot • the roline of !lira) 7: 1 , suspicious character, • , ho had a large haail:e ' 1. ' 4 1, hint, Willa), on ec~tnii►ing , rove d to. collt o . l- 7 . turkies, three old ones, unit four cuing " c i, Bud said he lived on Cro4;tlon Continoo, had b, the.turkies, and was taking theta to mar Let to sell. lie afterwards said. he had them from a man, !Alt c,)tild not tell who he was. 'nue priSollesil.ooi. Ciiuiit oat being satit factory, he tvas ecqiun itw In about an hotly after he w for-fart tier . examinntiGn. "rnd man . who was in. the company Of Bir;1 at the r.', lie I VaS !itOpppii, hkiit tlpilt‘ (0, Cilikti At the (? te r`'' and retittpted to. see Bird, whet; Donaldson, N a toilsialire; itiblt litittlnto catudy and tcartioti.:" :, and tinind Saint! snares and.llpon4eiers k'r • it for c•unseclurnc•e of. u •ilich lie was also continnte ....., ftwther e N in:inittiox, but to a ciilfarent rrifs" i ' ii ;.1% coinMltte(), lie, said ilk name :ra•i Jamen .13iak.c.4iri_ii; I: nown' by t he taa►nes 01 ;3.ttin.nel, lay, and Woo:, • J:4111€ Morris, r.ini Su.-.;:li i)is wife, %verr eltrb',! .:, . . 1 1 reCO e W . ;tii .torl.7nT, anti tittering :in ort,“ ~___,, Oill-C-111011eV, It ith an intent to detruudthe 45e.7i4 missions:l . s 'of Ort:clwich flotlitM,..,-lhey 1 c committed for further examination. . ' e v treolj`i she was going to prison, sbe arporer ..,. On the prisoner, S:irah i\lorris, di h t r essed,said she had a child (I,ngcrously itl IP% • 1 , t fit 'so 049' the measles, and fell into a rso • , .., was °Wig:v(l to be carriod from t,-.“: bar, being tt,ld tb4. DREADFUL, EFficTS Pt , VIE li'VkISIS'• , . 'Ai AItItIEP , • the i ,00 Saturday latt, at bath', by ypec . l„ll lion e, 1,1 s i i i :til Nolile tht::llarquia o f . iltintl:v, to' Mils /Iru'l i " * ► :nlll-11 of Alexander Prottio, Esq. of Arn-l-rall, North), . . MED. . dir w a rt., i at. ~ On Monda y list; r ln the Sath year nf. her agei ebb; F,411. stti:Mrs. Webbil•rtslict .of the latt Minit 4el / 41 Ilapcliti-Honsr, ueNr. Nili•ien Bradley. . i' Cart' :.4 aatun On til t 7th inst. at Sotittvien, S. I.egs !tr.., - Reid, of his . ..\lnjusty l i ship Fervent- i w n" in (l er r . On Thule(iiq iniirrting the 9th lust. nt be ..,.,/ 4 14. . , 1 , . iaitl'ttnitt, :vim Eiitsrbt ' sarO 4) ' 7aram),..,41419,, wile 01 ' On Friday last, h t Tunbridge We:lls, Unt) , jur Grove,lFerl 21. yeors. A I. lir)! bllkr., '.l,ately, :it Truru,,Mi i. /Alta, wire or rte 2r :"': f ii: litith l .;;': ' -:- Ou tb9 lotir ult. at Ili i ! intim ~t, Invr,lnic , coto , 1, ,, 6111 g, Inrerness-silite, in the BCtli yer,r of !Ili Sr dlviet: Grant ntirk - Cro*.!,!- LONDON *i Priatcd by 3. n. cA•-• 11.1;4 1: *;1 13°5w°' 414:111 ; awl publiglted by W. A. `41111%,:.:e Ibe '4l's-Oriset.., No. I le, strima ortic Ortivts, lAttyra (p3' paid , &c. 1"".' PH bain: .., ~., • .--,..w.-- -- • 1 EVrrAcT or A trri . " F...13(Xl smv"i"*. et W e hive receive( ' ' • 1 intelliOnce of a tire.(l.ll4 : ,1 1 • if overtaken the largest caravan ot calamity navirir,. ~. m ecca to AleppiN Alto 1110 ' • the season, on Iti cu Alto f '',ooo'sntils, merrEanc/ The ca.•avan COnSistet and travellers from the li)0,1-401ancl.Persian (.i.idet pilgrims returning from pcsiforining, ethet tin-tIti:.1;;:i ~. at Mecca, and a tittmerm tram of . te ”'llole eseorteti by 400.#111torr n the' Isth , August 1.,,tt.:. The march ws . .. in three columns. ~v .111 ,, ___. , I . iert., i ll xeit airy entered the Breit /(11;avoso:111:011,0c1 ;acre afro ... tliFy jourticyo sei:tft 1 . few lottrs More. %v 0,0,,,,, approaching its ce,10, - e• 1 . ~_..,• lot a l as I tlltt have plated thetn,beYontllll-v,' - • ~., 0 ,, di! . t. . were not d' .t 1 ; bad strut.:k.flie-., % Termitcd to renal; t i. n t SO, t) • morning of the l 23d , ittst•A S 1 -:: , a ,vini t f at!' j, tents, and cionteoced their ou're 4 , l: l ti0nt ,,, ; 1.! from the North East, aml, ble w av ' tl ,- o f 04 11 - violence. 'A i l . inn's:died the raprltty. AO march , to escape the threatening ilant;er.t.:.lFT.oo fatal • Kiinisin hod set ill- On . 11 midi! risc.:oo clouds were observed, whose extrenti t Y, ° , I , t ert. the Atorizon,, and swept the face of .tne l tr i iii,e They nppil;Aclictithe colo..ills; and obseti:, 4 oy i, i line of march.. 13oth men and beastq, st ° Li ; ?, I t , a sense of common danger, uttered lout' rvt.....' . i its ife r ' sw I dle .nett moment they fell bencato treat ii coll i- 7 ! , ,influence lifeless corpses• Of 2,00 6 t' il " cr y, , i . i '...1 eosin , the caravan, not more than . 2 ' t io .06 / ''--' t 4 is, ' l ' lBll34 Y. 'rimy-owed their . sufelY swiftness of their drnmcdories.'' -. C... . .. . ~. . i DREAT)FUL IN LNIMTION. , gt. 1 , TRACT OF A LETTER raoM ttot%IDAY', or JA ^ l' + IV ' ; • t on .." ,By advices from Sur.tt we !elan,' Wit cil ie .i , ,1 .. 0 / di - December the Neerlittibla, swelkd lq , - 1 ,,, , i,' tinned rains during the three preceiliog lit e, . overfled ow its bauls,aati,..soigßt Away AL 1 ! pil ?flatly tiluirAnd nten, At'OMCII, '4od C 16131.110 their lives by this caintniton,i event, vt . .ll ic i ' i ktili; 1 . deprived the survivors tit s i l ence, Plod; 11 t i e (, Went.. A Collection is niakin , r licrefor iliac re:,,,* '.. ......----- e BIRT WIHS. • ti On tlio 7tll ind. the Lnly of John Ly on, E sl ' , °I .I. House, Durtnuo, of 4 daughter, wip (hi-Friday morning', lit Hampton Court, Ivlrs.l-100" . t , , Ivy , of it son. - , n o t , • Yestertioy, in Harie,.-tiv,et, the ajfc vf . Mr. LJoi n i • seller, o! 4 son, Ler 1,,..1itit ch ___------ ild. --, , , Oi i' I ~ .;4 r ~ ;U , ll in 1.1 4 ~: ml. ►pi