The Sun. — London, England, 1813-06-28 00:00:00

E.lbr On Saturday a General Court was held at the East Ilona House, pursuant to special adjonin meta. Atter the Minutes of the two preceding Cluirts l o ut heeti reAri, The Chairman (Mr: R. THQittiToN) stated the purpOrt of the meeting, which was to take into farther eonsideratio i the renewal of the Cum paoy's Charter.—A pause ensning,. Mr. Lowignes took the opportunity of inveigh. lag, with lAtioite acriniony, against the proceed iugsif tire 'Quarterly Court, which,beinsisted had not been properly' advertised ; bUt.:being called to order from-various quarters, he ,atleugdowas re. lactantlyinduced way to .Mr.'IIANDLn JAcmost„ who i 'aftei deprecating any degree of ‘varnith., or, intemperance, elitereth, into a history of the ,present and past state of the;' Company, with the .eoncessions which !fuel been progressi% ely made to the and animadverted on the dangers to be apprehended from the nrescat Bill, which was in every respect not only lonni= iiatiog, but degrading—a Bill, which, if there was any spirit existing in the Court, would be rejected. Such were the ruinous effects of its %% nous clauses, that though the charter was nomi nally granted fur the term of 20 years, the Com- Eany would, iu all probability, turn nut in five. ven the trade to China was to be cramped and limited by the Board of Coutroul, •who in the agreement of 1793 had no power to interfere with the commerce of the Cinnpany. From the hour when this 11:11 should pass, no hope remained for the existence of the Company or the payment of the dividends, without the most bold and deter mined retrenchments both at home and abroad. The College at Hertford was an expellee which might have been considerably reduced ; hut the superintendance was now to be placed; in other hands, and all its appointments to be under the Immediate controul of Government. If, however, the conditions of the Bill should not be accepted, the Company had still a charter for trade, which uo power could deprive them of. if they were to be discarded by the nation, they might still retire `with dignity into their own resources, aiol,.con tenting thealselves with the coMmon interest, run a generous race with their countrymen, in trying which could trade most honourably. They had hips and colonies ; the vast machine must go on; the. Company would get 7.Bths of what was flow derived from their exertions, and they would be Telieved from three parts of the exitance. After having analysed the Bill in all its parts, he con iniled with moving— " That when the Bill, now peoing in Parliament, far tits l'enwwal of this Compaoy's( barter, shill have passed through Corninittre of the [louse of Commons, and the blanks of She saute be tiled up, the Directors he requested to call a Ga- As:al Court, to meet on business of the utmost importance ; and that at such meeting, the Directors, having duly consi dered the provisions of the said Bill, will be pleased to deli .,tar their respective opioions, us to bow fur they think it safe .sad practieubh , for the Proprietors to ,uct under the said with security to their capital, certainty as to their dividend, and georria advantage to themselves, .Iml to cbe rubric." • Mr. °Avis having seconded the motion, Mr. llum COMphilleilled the learned Proprieter on .an address which was replete with elognence and information ; but was completely at variance, with many of his positions. He then at consider able length combated the objections made to the Bin, and totally denied the existence of the clan gerS.appreheuded from its acceptance. There were however some of its provisions dna called loudly for alteration .; he adverted particularly to that Which subjected Englishmen ‘to imprisonment and arrest in India, while foreigners were left to roam act libituato the power of interference vested in . a Secretary of ;.State,---to - the expellees attending the new 'Ecclesiastical establishment; and alsO to the'clause permitting stn inundation of Missionaries. The' Ilindooi had been libelled in PA: liattient. After touching upon various commer- Cial points he declared himself adverse to the mo tion, whicli, in his. opinion was nugatory as well as disrespectful to the Executive Body: Mr. Low NDES with his accustomed veheinence of - action, and eepentricity of manner, which set gravity at defiance, coMpared the overpow - tiring eloquence of Mr. Randal Jackson to the Falls of Niagara, hafiliog and destroying all op position ; and that ,of Mr. flume, to the smooth flow of a canal,, impeded in its course by the locks of a bad cause ; whilst he (Mr. L.)might aptly be ljkt;netl to the meandering brook, purifying with its ehrystal stream the stagnated filth of the India b nese. Ministers bad been unjustly attacked-,-- the contest rested not vVith them, butt the public, who, after 'having become the dupes, of specula t.On, were anxious to retrievelbemselves by'over running and desolating luditi. He inveighed, with more,.thau usual asperity ) against an ecclesiastical establishment, which he termed the corner stone of liierarchy. Missionaries should he confined to lk the three orders—Protestants, Roman Cat.hOlies, st td the Kirk, of sgotland,which would point out t ot. tllree great roads to heaven : be had also no great ohjection to Quakers. [Mr. Lowndes; in cnurse of his speech, was frequently called to o.• ler.) - - The Hon was of opinion, that the substance of the motion ‘vas perfectly proper tie thought a collective would be infinitely pre ferable to an individual . opinion frdin'tk Direc tors. It had been asserted, that the rage for pro pagating the Gospel w as a m ania , he earnestly hoped, that mania would continue so long as it should assume the fascinating form of persuasion. So far from deeming the .Ceelesiastical Esta Llishment improper, he was only surprised, that it had not long ere this taken place ; he was also .decidedly in favour of the College at Hertford. Mr, flowAtrra, M. P. spoke strongly in farioir 'of the motion. '• 13,1ct . ist - aftempted; in a 'set speech, titer at length:into the subject Of missionaries.' but his i t t iti c it t itors not‘ inclined to attend to' his discourse, a ': r 1 I 0 T ITi l' ,! c 1 i 491 1 111 g t ta,prasent cussioti preiMititte. litive more 'effect whn the e up,: mid thellirctots opinion upon the several elimirttilud t4cir decided. Mr, 110i3 GrllAlZTlimi , no ~s 7 ;rom the ott ,t Ji m , an a T i ': t oi to , devi ve ' i• 1 1, Jll frf CUM °Mary Wiih respect to the ' ' ull a: it Stoo , was - not, inclined tci)lirt:tat.:Lleit' an iota of hit former OppOsitinit. Ile could not, however, agree with his Leariied _,Friend, Mr. Jacksou; as to his splendid vieWs of erimmercial resources in case the Bill should be rejected, The proprietors should be aware of the. precipice on which they stood. It was one thing to ani mate to the battle—another to deliberate after a defeat. Nothing, was to be gained independent of political existence. Commerce had already at tained its climax ; and should the trade be opened, ant! the Company's tea nionoptily be disturbed, the Mighty Eastern fabric nost of course tall to the ground. Were the COrnpany to reject :Abe Charter, the power, the happiness, the security of the Indian Empire 'would be no more. Ile saw no reason to reprobate-the introduction of Bishops or Missionaries ; and with respect to the Church.L4ablishmetit, it would be but au 11)gra -60116 111CaiarcAO found an opposiAn to not upon its (tail er, but its expense„ - INV Tertxrso had no objeetitin to the motion; but thought the Directors needed nyt such a spur for the performance of , their ditty : a collective opinion was, he thought, the preferable Mode. Mr. RANDLE JACKSON rose to explain, nod strokly urged .the necessity of iudividual opi nions. Mr. GRANT was against the motion con duct of the Court of Directors hitherto, ought to have protected them from a requisition neither very pleasant nor respectful. Ile, had no . persOnal view to answer in this oppoSition, i s he was well known not to he in the habit of declining to de-; liver his opinions Ile should certainly enter. fully into a detail of his Sentiments on so mo mentous a subject. The Deputy Chairman (Mr. ELPITISiSTONE), had no objection to the motion as it now stood. Mr. PATTIION, so far from.. being hurt by the terms of the motion, rather considered- it as a compliment : he should weertitinly'deliver bixopi nion with freedom and with truth. The CUNT RMAN would"' wait - till the Bill had as sumed a mor‘i questionable shape ; he should then be enabled to form a decided opinion, and ma.; comply with 'the spirit of the motion. After a few more explanations from_the preeed ing speaker, the Bill was read 'Atom, pro fimna, and the Court adjourned at- 3 o'clork sine ;Lie. LAW REPOW.r. COURT Or KING'S" BENCH, .Tv NE 26. TUE Kogo V. ROCUDALB WATER-WOM COMPANY. . rate had been made in the township of Spot hand on the defendants, as occupiers of c eit u i ll trunks, pipes, and other apparatus, lying in the ground for the conveyance of water. The defend ants appealed against the rate, and the Sessitos confirmed it, subject to the opinion of this Conrt. Mr. Wto.tAats, in support of rating the de- . fendauts, contended that the Case could not be distinguished from that of the King v. the Cur poration of Bob, 14 East, 609. The Court icing of the same opinion, called on Mr. S c arlett..who was for the defendants, to dis tinguish the cases. . Mr. SC4l4LE're stated, that in this case there were neither reservoirs nor springs, :ad that this was merely a rate on the pipes which conveyed the water to the homes. . But the Court thought the difference immaterial, and affirmed the rate. POLICE. • Bow 7 3rattET.---On Saturday application was made at this office by an aged father, - for asskt ance to pursue it profligate daughter, wlu had ab sconded from his ,residence in the country, and Come to London for the purpose of prostitution. Taunton, the officer, accompanied the father and tviriold in. their inquiries at a•niimber cif pla:,;eN, and at last found her at a common brothel in the, neighbourhood ofLeicester-sqoare. The woman of the house acknowledged that the juvenile prodi gate was ¶ in the front •room on the second floor. Taunton, in ourtsequence, called the _afflicted f4.,' titer into the house, and they proceeded up stairs to the room described, where they foamd the lost child, for such she could wily be Called, as she is not 16 years of age. The fatber iclemifted her, and tears of affection flowed from his eyes; but this had no effect upon the hardened girl. She WQS in bed. with t 4.0 other loose girls as young a s herself; and when she was ordered to get up and return home with her father, she very reluctantly complied, and most impudently said, it they obliged her to go home, she would run away the first opportunity. • Gtill.DHALL.—John Smith was charged before the sitting Alderman with robbing Air. Freeman, of Newgate-street, of two 201. Bank of England notes. It appeared that the prisoner lived with the prosecutor as a Clerk, and had-monies to a considerable amount entrusted to hint ; and that . tsri the .noteviti , que-stirrirheing-missing,, -immediately left his service. He was appreheM,led at Gosport, on Thursday:. One of .the missing notes was passed by the prisoner to the house of Messrs. Burch and Co. of, whom he purchased got;Os to the antoant .of 91.'105. He was fully committed for trial. • • 1 1 OLISP.,—Qn Saturday a young wan; named if'oWstencrop, 'was charged before the Loßti . MAy OR With ritbbing Aire Wood, of the New Auction Mart. The prisoner, it appeared, had been employed by the prosecutor for about two vearu, during which time, ,g pods to a consi derable amount, froth tiMe•to tsrtre, : Were missing. All efforts to detect the thief proved ft uitless till Thursday. last, when a Gentleman to. whom the 'prisOtier had sold a whip called on Mr. Wood for the -purpoe of having another of time same tle seription and -at. the .satne price on which 117. instantly recogriised the. one then sliewn to be part of the•loSt property. • lie rinsed \Void-, steneroft to be' taken iiito• custody by one of the City Officers, who, an searching his lodgings; found it number nbroker's duplicates , the of paw of-which were the production of tin.f, greatest part stolen property.- 'the prisoner was fully cotinnit. ted for trial. • • i 1,0-FON-GAR DEN. Saturday, • Jaws Shackle• ford, tate 'a driver -of .one- ,the coaches, was , fully committoi front this Office, on. a charge of violating a child of 12 years of age. tROM S.ATtIIDAY GAZETTE. ror/tan-lien..e, June . 26, 1813. his ltnyal 1-tiglines4 the Prince. 11 , , , gent hat invested SIC Jantes Sauntatez;• Bart &c. tic. &C. With the insignia of a Knight GI-and Cross of the Royal Mtlitery Order of the Sword. conferred upett that °Meer by his Majc.ity the King of Sae den, as a distinguished testimony of his tonal reaard and esteem. His Royal Highness llas also gtanted permission for Berrie, Esq. Real-Admiral of the Red, to accep' and wear the insignia of a 'Knight I:oiiiiniOaltr of thi• abiire Order, and has likeNtis.: been pleased to confer on the said Rear-Admikal the honour of Knightlitiod.' 11-7 fi- Olive, d'une 26. His Royal Highness the l'Cince Re7cot has been plraird. in the name and nn the behalf of his Maje=ts, to approve of thv Rai Royal lanewiliii . e Militia, being in fotnte styled "The :;dl or Prince Regent's Own, eginient of Roys Lancashire Cmuniiition's signed by the 1,4,1 Lieutenant of the County of Xiinitcest.t.r. Royal East Glonixster Local Militia.-•-Robert Jackman, Esq. to• be Captain, vice Little,, re:Agneit. James Dowle, Gent. to be Lieutenant,. vice: Veraist, pkomotvd ; David %Vanier, Gent. to be ditto, rieeNewmaii, reigned; Taylor, Gent. to be FiiNigti, vice Dow le, proutoted ; W. Browning, Cent. to be ditto, vice Hutt, promoted; NVilliato Gardiner, ,Gcnt. to be ditto, vice James, reigned ; John Knight G iflith , Gent. to Inr ditto rc,igned. Royal N'orthGloncester.—:lanies Holland, .Gent. to be En ; Williani-Thoinas, (lent. to be ditto. Counnig%ions signed by the Lord Lientenant of the North Ridina of Y..rlollire. Ist Regiment of North York Local Militia.--Captain John Coottoo It, 1)( . : Nli k jor. • • • - • • It..4imeot.—C;corgv•lleswich, Jun. Eici to be Captain. CounniSsions signed by the Lord . Lieutenant of the County of Nurfolh, 2(1 or Doke of York's 'Primp of I)erclotio Yeomanry Cavalry.— `Etlioutol 11'otletiouse, ssq, to be Captain, vice Kuudwit, resigived. l 0 or tVesterit Regiment of Norfolk Yeomanry Cavalry. C'tiptitio Edmund NV:di:house to be Licateliant-Culuuel, rite coke,• re4iglied. BANKRUpTcY SUPERSEDED. J. topper, Manchester, L.kNIC.IIUPTS. William Allen, King's-Lynn, Netillik, grocer, to surrender July 1; ;afoul-, .2, - and August 7, at eleven, at the Guild hall, King's-Lynn. ltturtaias, MessrA. Willis, F a i e twes te , and Clarke, Warnford.eourt, hoiol );), iiarrei Good win, King's-Lynn. John lise, Ply +tomtit. Devotl, tirOlipillnctir, July 9. 10, and Angus.; 7, at twelve, as the taninneccial Inn, I'l)'n'onth. Attarnies, Drewc anti Laxnalit, NeaAnn, or .Mr. Nicholas Hine, Plymouth. •, , John H artley, Bolton-h-Moars, Laneas.hire, poinl'er, Jelly 12, at See, 13, at toss, and Act i oist 7, at Merles, at th.- Swan Wintik, " .101)11-street, Medford-rosy, orfate,ltrit. Crass , and , IluAton, William Niacin, New. S:111111' 1 Vilt4re,;;racer, anly trl' s 17, and 'August 7, at one, at toys Asstoit.dy New Sarum. Attcani...s, Mr. IViltist.ii Ihke ,floittuir, - 1/. New or Millett and Son, Richard Baker, Aldgate and - hirdware. man, Jul) 3,17, and Augnst 7, at . ne, at Lou dub. Attorney. slr. fl.ruinatin, El) alAca-.• Thomas Tunstill,•Deriiy,, dslunnager,j. , n, at ten, at the Old Angel Inn, Doncaster, Ya.l,il,,re, and Anglia 7; rat six, at the Star Inn, York. ' e s se s . M asson, ur Mr. Mug, .Cast le-strect, Italica!). John Fathers, W,ln Drayton, Middlesex, grocer, June ea, July 10, and August 7, - at eleven,' at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr, Charles JaeLiost, flare-coat t, Temple. John Barry, Brighton, csacli-utastcr, lusts 2.1, Arlily 3; and • - August 7, at ten; at I;n;trihalt, Landon. Attorney, Mr. flayties,•Fetr , :linrch.,street. . Thoinas Feuelay, late of ' Lincf - .ln, vict , :aller, July '2, 3, and Angust 7, at ,eleven, at, the Spread J sgte Inn, Lincoln. Attornies, Mr, Spencer, Lamb's-Conduit-street, or Mr. Baldwin, Lincoln. George Benson,. lielksnont. Lodge, Vauxhall, Surrey, mer ,•chmo, June is, J uly 17, August 7, at twelve, at-Guildhall, Attoruie,3 Holt and hatter, Church court, Lothbor4-.. John Walialen, Marliet4larhnrough, Leicestershire, inn . keeper o luly 7, at six, i, and August 7, at el even , a t th e 1I.:1;et-llarlicaottgli. Attornics,Mcssrs.Kin- , de , ley . , •Lortg; and Austen, liolhorn-court, Graf's-Inn, or Mr. fieorge Il'artnahy, Markel-Ilarborough. David Lloyd, Jun. late of , Conwyl, Carmarthen, shopkeeper, July 7, is, and August 7, at 'ten,' 'at tle White Linn Inn, Carioartlant. -.lttornies, Messrs. Tarrant, Clarke, and Ili ' char(!s,thancery•-litne, or Messrs. Duvids and Junes, Car m.uthen.• .. Rickard Notraieb, jack•manufacturer, July 16,-17, • and August 7; at'fouv, at the White Swim Inn, St. Peter's Nianeroft, Norwich. Attorney, Mr;Jahn Cufaude, worth, Satfolk. ilecepli Fetch, St. Ives, Hnntingdonshire, money-scrivener, July 3, at seven, 9, sit tett, and August 7, at twelvl:, at the Crown Inn, Iv4s. Attorney, Mr. Chahar, Steward ' street, Spital-fields. '34;lles Chambers, Islancliester;draler, July 9, 10, and August 7, at - ten, •at - the Dog- :nivern, M , inchect cc. Attorili't , , !lit seer: 13 lste=l and Ainswtatli, Nlaiicliest.:r, a,r Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple. William Green, Bulton.li t .S.loorS, Lancashire, shopliecer, .) ;51 y .9, 10, and August 1, :it four,-at the Bridge Inn, Bolton ' le-Moors. Attormes', Nte.lif.. hay. and, Bolling, lioltun.lit 'Moors, or Messrs. Milne and Porry, Trieplr, NI urry, Hertford-street, Fitzroy-Aware, cheormats- Ler i •d :me -29, July (, and An4alst. 7, at ten. at ondon. Attorney, ,-Mr. Reilly, Statlord-row,l34king . . George Haunnond u late of Ghtniford.lElliggs, Lincolnshire, merchant, June 29, 30, and August 7, at eleven, at the Pog and Duck Tavern Scale- lane, Kingston-upon-Mull. Attornies, Mr. IWO; 1 Ills, Cltancery-bane, or Messrs. George and Pattesun flolgate L tilamfortl.Briggs. Biehard anti William Zephaniah litihrell, Exeter. eoach.ntakers, J'ily le, 1:3, nail August 7, at ten, at the Exeter. Attornies, Nleasrs. Sainlys, notion, and Rourke, ,:rants-court, Fleet -street, or Mr. Clearer, . • _ _ . Exeter. . Jageph Duck Smith, Market-Weghton, .Yorkshire, draper, July 6 , 9, an d A mc asti, at el. : ven, at the White Hart ton, Kingston-upon-Hun. Attornies, Mr. Willi3ni :timer, liartlett's-buildiaga,, Holborn, or Mr. Robat Soothe:Lb, Hull, 4101111 Jefferson,Barnard-Castle, Durham, iuiller, duty 13, 1f;, and August 7, at eleven ' at tl' king's Head Inn, Millard- Chtt Atiornies, Mr. Herbs, Staple-Inn, or Mr. Harri sun; Bariuttd-Ctritle: - tlenry Ashford, Bristol, rietnaller, .101)' 1, 2, and Augno 7, at tsvelve, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Attornkii,. M r . Bristol, or Nleiars.Swciit and Stokes, 113%ingl,all- street. John Kenitiott, jun. Mincing-lane, broker, July 3, and Angust 7, at ten, pt London. Attoi - iiey, Mr. E a rl-iitreet, Aurp, Ludgate-hill, cutler, ;Nile 49, July b, Mitt • August 7. at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Att.Tiiiiiies., Wiltshire. Bolton, and West, .11roati-stri•e. Thomas Wheatley, late of Wapping-twill, sail-malofr, Jun.!' 29 } July '3, and August 7, at tenon. Guildhall, Loudon. • Attorney, Mr. Nintl, Throginortoll-gtrert- Joseph Dail, Brier-street, East Smithfield, victualler, June 29, July 6, and August 7, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, itileasrs. Clara and Virgo, St. Catherine's cluisteta, Moir the Tower. Thomas Hugics, late of Covent,garden-inarlcet, fraitcrer, : 29, July 10, and August 7, at Guildhall, Loudon. attorney, Mr. Steventon, Percy-street. • George Pocock, Islington, riutrailler, idly 3, 4 two, 10, and Augnst 7, at one, at Guildhall, London. Atrarnies, Messrs. Parnell and Rattles, Chiirch-strect,SPA 3l6,l d'• • .•• D I VIDTZ.; DS. 3 44 17. J. Ahrtdrill, Noltle-street, merchant, At twelve, at Guildhall, London. July 22. T. Atikelirook, late of ltollestiiii, Nottinghimishire, miller, at'eleveli, at the Rutlund's Arius, Nevrark-upan - Trent, July 17. T.. Borenian, Bulthilherovr, calico-glazer, at twelve, at Guildhall, Londmi. Jitly.l2. W. I. Coe, of Coddington, Nottinghamshire , deal er, -• at eleven, at tlitAtutliittii's Arms luti, Newark-upon Treat, Nottinghamshire. 4111 Y 4: 3 .ChamPi oll , lute of Darnall, Sheilieldp victalic r i at 1 twelve, at the 'routine Inn Shetheld. July 17. L. Dulie arts F.Dake, Eltbam, Kent; linen-draper*, I Firten, at Guild-hall. July 19. T. Forsyth, Marilyn - 1, Stafford, draper, at ele'ren, at i at the Talbot-fun, Nlaucheltee. ' . •• , ~, •••• • • ~, July 17. D. Freeman, W. Syltes,and W.. Sykes, Chnrcb-street , 14erntortdenyileather-factor.s, at ten, at.. Lanca s Guildhall. - caller Jitly - , A. J. latk "s on, -C. (Ibis-reit, Badelitre te, w i n teis, at llen-liridge•water:Arnis Inn, 'Mancheater. July 17. It. Lce end D.:Payne, Cbeapside, shawl -printers, at te R., at Guildhall. July 19. 3. Lloyd, Chester, a;•m itaraker, a t eleven, at th e White'Lion Inn, Chester. July 17. J. Makchant ' Oilier Thames- street , cheesetu aa g ett it one,at- Guildhall : July 211. D. Whitaker Milan, and J• Munn, of Iloltruill , Law. easter. cotton-manufaiturers, at two; at the Bridgewattee Arms Inn, Manchester, July 17. Nl.Need, of Featherstone-strait, City-road, watch. ease maker, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. 8.. Nixon, of Manchester , warehouseman, at eleVell, at theß. Aug. '94. J.Parry, of Quality-court, Chancery-lane, Dog Tavern, lleattsgate, Manchester. ' - . at eleven, at Guildhall, London,- at July 17. T. Porter, of ITnion-cOurt,merehant, July ti, eel at Guildhall, London. , July 10. W. P. Plollipps, of Greatjatnes-strert,Bedfottl-row, coal-merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. • July Vi. .I. Seaton, T. F. Seaton, It. Seaton, and T. r ()f n of Pontefract, Torliihire, h.:pl. - el , at ten, at the rec d a' Inn, Pontefract. July G. C. Toplii, jun. of Queen-street, /31onnisVall, '733'. houseman, at ten, at Guitahall, London. . scrivener, • dERTIFICATF.S—Jh IN IT. S. Stanfield, of Duke -stieet, f roivettor-square; T. 1101, of Upper Boddington, Northampton, viPtual'er* E. Soarten, of Oxford-street, jewi.llo.. . , T. Eillin, of Watford, liens, b raz ier. • J. Bryon, of Park-street, liamtvcr-square, dealer in InnlelAr J. Smith; ate of N-stocet, tailot: J. Butler, l 0. ewtrate Il ev erOft, aen. and :r. B ut l e r, of Deeleh lt q l Yorkshire, iron-tuasfers. J. Ilewit t,Jnint's-street, West Smith fi eld, 1it 10144 , 1F ", ,•.'; .S l. • ii l s ' o at w il e l i , i, o o f f l. H al a e c h u a n n e t, v, N t lT r t p il e es ta r e x: . i n tlicr. J. IL T o lliien, At. PaulesoChtirchvard, china and glaps-sct- .. r.lllAel,:ty, late of ‘',.,,n1-street, tea) elioncernati. . . J. Holt, of Southall, Middlesex, inakeel' et • J. Jones, of Bearbiader-lane, quill-merchant. PARTNERSIIIPS TOSOINEn- emr . Who, I- cnir, !Len. T. Dickia4on, ,J. Cttel;.i". Hutt Q. ---' chapel Iligh- i street c lieeseriuniger , . T. t re rstie .t 04. I. Joht4ton, jun. J. rarnes - , C. 1..1,i0tt, , , ~ Lanthe, Clitr, near Loves, Sli titx, ,o;l.'"'n't."*t , i , bet ) 0 ' .1 . TocLington, .1. Painter, and .1. Karl, Wili'='l3—' 00 It. Holden. J. Drrhatu, and T. Derhunt, Wverulale, Lancagter, tiax-ipinoci.3. J. 1 . 4 1 1',.e.., and' . 'Fowler, ItroSd-street, Golden-801re' . S. Marsden and A. Kay, Leeds, confectioner:. ~.0,;j1. S. l'Ar:Ten,..l. Ashford, and E. L. !retain!, llireoill" painter, „mil , .1. (la 1,-, W. 7Slaitcri, artd 0. i.'lachett, Canterhr), • stat.krs. ) . P " j ' °lt; W. 14 and, 11. Ward, W. Brooks, and J. rvatts, t , dealers. et Willie, Porte' -;• Nance, T. She • 1 C. ft b'us rt •tad ~r. . Ntark , oit• , • • ntonth, innliohkr , • J. S. Itirst, and S. lliit. Iluthlersfield, cr'"''' , T l '' t -,, r ey..nin at ! , J. li.errow and 1.7.. Sin-oh-4.14nd, Hades -4. , fat:me:o... Itish-factoci. bee 'Mill, f.../airies . oiled J. Pas ton, Wal.all, Storard, -. . T. 1.1-!,14 and T..i.,i01,t.n. .m,. Lewes,gee`c,en."seiteohoor J. Manley and C. M't.;),Yer, Aldmondsbury,6l°' # 1 uti.trev.re. . rilabon•atantOr I J. Botiieltott and J. S. Evans, Ovele tt l e - zjF...1:1.1:-,tl,;loittrild,iwiteinxi,colk:.c.,attilliei.a. n p rl i.t . l l. Jelin-, La • ' rlisle , b00t 5e . 1 , 1e .. "- --,-.. ....arcs• 'son, Citteeu's-square, 33.3.buttu7i, surgeons. " 11 t DJ T . and G. Danb L. Aates, R. Brigid, SI 1. .. t 7 : jail: :1:: d l i icri,ei•l'L‘i.: Benton, fl t: G t. c e l e . n.ug-rniscl.l*::::s Castle ' e a lt t 'r n r : l : t . t j ' 11 ti3ccer!‘lll)lst -S i ,v d ; .( ' : Pe i x,l:'reLii: e%::raniliajillu- o s t n t ' a i sr , 01 : 11 a 1 i n t, Q i u: t. vi 1 :• :: • e e , er ! :• : 1111"' Biriiinglialm, dealers it !hien We•tunitster, -builder"- --"-i- J. T 3" ' ' • ',AO' siert , ' s. seil Wpi „ en), Bristol, bankers. . ,W. . x and 1 . Pix, Northiam, Sussex, timber-aerchatitit_.4,. d. TA ditasnith, J. Roherts eindJ.ll). Wildsruith, Castle.. rP• 34011-acre calii tb ' f owlets J. . „,„ P Ile rats- ti . .. . . ..‘itain,l4ll, .3 Lied il and A. Anderson, I..ambeutu-sticet, r , _, potetw-merchants. 0 0 oar i ,► S. Cave, T. Daniel, J. nil gs an d j ; ilitginson, f ancliester and Livery , man-curriers. .• L. Ames, jun. J• Wubter anti C. Winter, Lambeth -work, builder*. cniliott 4 , 7 1 ,eiiraputcl from the Returns node in the. weeli .. ei .ueie, L i m • Ms pet c wt. CSCIUSire Of the PlltO,f Customs ' " * Se GA it..-- flie averaze price of 13rourts or SiuscoooSeer, . ...—.......—..-....----..--- , ,„ the There wfts. discovered .On TillirsOr lir t vo. on - skelesili of a efson who had beell i"111111re t'' e , P 1 ! liar CIL 1 Of the crevices o f the vatlits in Colga n ,,,, appeared ►rather loose, The discovery + S ItiVob) l' was made by 11Ir. NA' . ~ a li , company I, sq. an . i l " GILLIEt, V.gq. with JoiiN littotEnToN, Advocates. Mr. la o' Lo,si visit covering that the stones in that corner nt t u , c . to o I ' 6 assiit him. They contrived to get lb° .6 iid‘ k St.ttie I . s rttoved, uphrt which the rest wer e ; ,00 ,1 1 oitt with little amenity. Upon clearing ti'';ole, 1 1 : 1 stones: nod rubbish, they. wer e 11111.PrIset . )l''''' 41" the slwleton of tt honor) being, 'l'll bilt, 4 :"'`: n gairi4t the north corner of th e `""ti.irt. 01 i '2l cumin g in contact with the air, : 1 /41,'),1 .1:10 1. went and procart-0 itbt, 1. it nl Crnlll bled tlown to its rrituevid dust. 111L‘olor,g 1 ote.:eits wel . e lit ought a‘voy by Mr• Itlvis:„ solt i of t br r ettriosit les discovered that il., "",ciineas i<,f ("11/I;iiss ring, and sofite heitittititi 51),,t.. too 1 .1 the arborifactit;ns of antimony, op.oo ti'L eigb• . nd or. grit stone,. from a worry. to the ' 1), bortritood of the castie._(Edinorgn c0r1.1,1',,,..,i0g Lli,.."4US,NArtittic ....—Ltust wee); a note oci i i i i ,p p e d 1 ago,..o,itr. Green, of Woodtoit, in Novit)lll' I ' o o ol lILI. iWilieb: . had five legs, ond a gcnt` 1,0010 old, 1- , s !Yt negr, Ade, hag a calf about °. l‘hich hag four ears. - , Hltt'i't3S• of th N a th . e a : li t h y T i x ti st st : ,,a at ti ; CP : . 0 - : 11b1 Di; uptard, or 03 ' mist- t, tire Ladl Of,*lintWi COolletti Esq. n 5°6 ". , !!in Etupt Indio Culopiky's nti, ihe nth * in, t. S trplie:lSLlllltlinife3, - ,' ,.. -' ' c i: L , '... j : 0'3,11:"..' . v Ni r) , f 4O :N r ! i r , ;, .. , yi l w l i i l t ur tt . , lii re o l it.ilt,dwit,,%trx,tatri.ti:w IticbarJ, c .tt. 0. , it o ser 4 fi.noser,,,'' ' On Sattirtiity ntoilliog !z1.4 4- , at St. George'R, gi^ - 4 61 ,) I'l'6 It i gta I Val, 1,0r,1 Fre,l.-%ri ;( newacierk. to 1 ,, i, ilitol7. I)iiton, N tso t ;hter u: t'..,, Itaght I-lasi-I,4mi Viicoow . ... , ~,‘ , DIED. t 14 , 2 ~,,- ...atviiiii, June .0, in the 9.211 year of 'O4 lig , - "NW' .11 nowt44 Barker, Esq. !son of the Ker. F.. f 4. 13313 r" ~ North elturh‘.. • 1 illw t n oiOl d NO On the , ?..,1 ins :. at Oath after a long ant. , r3 t - .Nirti.Ferreli. wife . of Thon:as return, E,q, of Or rough-Ft; ert. A ior it.cii4oo, ° _ 011 Frhtay h i ,t., at flotoptiteAJt I\ll. * I Thurnissegh-strert, Ilettifordt.stittlire. —....--- :4E1431; . ttibe F t, tl e C - 11 1 - ; t. jfi:ll:t Sl"o,Cl;.isitti:iti { Itlistinal::t,o,4:;.:li;, 0, to Irs,b n pet Cent. New Ann. .„,. 5 ,3,1 r 4 per Cent. 71 i Excheiitter 150.17 ' 123 eill. }*•• P i 3 per Cent. Red. M &Si 4 - • ' 4 k 4P , A i 3 per Leta, Vona. t=itut. Oninattn, er ceti-' 4711 0 Bank I. Ann. 14 1-liith 4 Insper 4l 3 , -;`, 0 106.',.. - India Stn-li fo P- .....-- _..............______ C........::...„.....____ 1, 1 ''''.— 1 1( -----.... . HIGH WA'r CA AT LoNnnN 11101)01•:!;1t/. Niortiltig, Z., 7 tosantes after a. 1 F'rning* Crg i l; LONDON: Print hi. t 1111:‘ 114°. Ioe buildings t.; 4' X 1• ° • I.'o. ; and published 11 •1. suerat ' • - So. 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