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From the LONDON . GAZETTE, Nov. g, 1805. By the KING, A PROCLAMATION. otonGt R. Whereas our Parliament stands prorogued to Thursday, the Bath day of this instant November, Wp, With the advice of our Privy Council, do here by. publish and declare, that the said Parliament shall be further, prorogued on the said 'Bth day of this in stant November to Tuudav,the 7th day of January next And we have given Order to our Chancellor of that part of our United Kingdom called Great Britain, to prepare a Commission for proroguing the same accordingly ; And we do further hereby, with the advice aforesaid, declare our Royal will and pleasure, that the said Parliament shall, on the said 7th day of January next, be held,- and sit for tie dispatch of divers urgent and important affairs : And the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and the Knights, Citir4ens, and .11 urgesses, and the. Commissioners fur Satires and Burghs of the House of Commons, are hereby revired and commanded to give their attendance ac cordingly at Westminster on the said 7th day of Jan. next, Givpn at our Court. at the Queen's .P,alace, the, 7th day of November, 1805, iu the'46th year • of our Reign. GOD save the KING. By the KING, A PROCLAMATION mit A GENERAL THANKS. GIVING. GEORGE R. 'We, taking . ‘ into our most serious , consideration the indispensible duty which we owe to Almighty God, for the. recent and signal interposition of his good providence, in addition. to the manifold and inestimable benefits which these .Kingdoms have from time to time received at his hands, manifested by, the blessing bestowed on our. Arms in the late signal and important Vidory obtained by our Fleet c tuder the command of the late Vice' Admiral. Lord Viscount Nelson, over the Combined Fleets of France and Spain, have thought fit, by the advice of our Privy Council, to issue this our Royal Pro clamation, hereby appointing and commanding that a General'Thanksgiving to Almighty God, for these his Mercies. be, observed throughout those ,parts of cur Milted i(lngdoni celled England and Ireland, on Thursday the sth of December 'nest ; and, for the hatter and more orderly solemnizing the same, we have given dirOtions to the Most Reverend the .Arahishops, and the Right Reverend the Bishops of England, to Compose a. Form of Prayer . suitable to the occasion,. to be used in all Churches and Cha peis, and other Places of: Public Worship, and to talc care for the timely dispersing ~ of the same throughout their respedive Dioceses: And we do . strictly charge and 'command,. that the said Public Day of Thanksgiving be religion Sly obserVed by all our loving Subjects, as they ; tender the fas.'onrof Al- , Mighty God, and .upon pain of suffering such pu nishment as we may justly inflidupon all such who shall contemn or negled the same. Given at Our Couri. at the Queen's Palace; the 7th Day of November i , ags, in the 4fith year of Oar • GOD Save the KING. tArrnttler PrOGlAM3tifla appoints thc.same dAy fora Thanks. givin6 in Scotland.). Noventler'o, j aos. His Majesty has been 'pleased to grant to the Ite yerend William Nelson, P.b. now Lord Nelson, Brother and Heir to the late Lord Viscount Nelson, Nebo, after a series of transcendant and heroic her- vices . , fell gloriously on the . 21st of Oaober last, in the moment of brilliant and clecishre .Vi&ory,' the • Dignity of a 'Viscount and Earl of the United King gloat of Great Britain and Jrelanci, by' the Names, Stiles, and Titles, of Viscount Merton and E'art Nelson, of Trafalgar, and Of Mthon, in the County of Surrey, the same to descend to the Heirs Male of his Body lawifully begotten, and in default thereof, to the Heirs Male successively of Susanne, Wife of Tlionlas Bolton, Esq and Catherine, Wife of George Matcham, Esq. Sisters of- the late 14.)rd Viscount Nelson. His Majesty has also been pleased to grant the Dignity of a Baron of the United Kingdom of Gi . eat Britain and Ixellncl to cuthbert ,world, Esq. Vice-Adt\)iral of , the Bine Squadron of ilk Majesty's Meet, and the Heirs rviale of his . Body lawfully beg,otten, by thh,Natrie, Stile, and Title of Baron Collingwood, of Caldburne and Hethpoole, in the County of Northum6Vrland. richniralty-Offic - e , Nov, 0, 1805. The Kin , : has: been pleased to appoint Richard Goodwin Oats, Esq. Edward Buller, Esq. and the MEL Roh , ..byt gtopford, to be Colonels of Ms Ma jesty's Royal Marine . Forces, in the room of Peorge , Martin, Esq. Bir ilithard John Strachan, Bart. and Sir Sidne) . Kmith, hut. app o inted Fla g Officers of His Majesty's Fleet. War «Off et, NOV. 9,4805. STAFF. Auguste Schtnidchen, Gent. to be an Assi s t ant . C omm i ssary of Stores,' Provisions, and Porage, to the Forces. GARRISON, The Reverend Phil lin te Breton to be Chaplain to the Car. Haan of island of Jersey, vice Valle, te.iigned. BARRACKS. .Francis Stac ey, Gent. to he a Deputy Barrack-M a st er itb _ - Great Pritain. _ Robatt Mennic, Cent. to be a Deputy Barrack Master in Gicar Britain, vice CoiiinS, promoted. B NTRLIPTCY R4VLARGF,D , Irancis Lord,. late of Skirnier-streit, ,Sthner's-Town, Mid villow.cli3ndle! and oilman, from Nay. 16 to 30, at tea at Guildhall. . . BANKRUPTS, l jarnes BreNor, of! ichmond-1011, Surrey, via uriler; to fur. Tender N , )v. ry, 2S, and Doc. 21, at ten, at Guildhall. At torticv Sne;Nutt, I lart.strcrt, Bloomsbury. Stphari lato r,t Ramsgate, Kent', carpenter, 'to sur render rov, ts, :out °cc , 21, at ten.itt Cuddhall,Camer. bury. A tw oic;, 4iars, Sawons and Denng, 'Margate ; or Mr. Southampton-buildings,. Chancery-lane, Lvra G r ime, of Great Warner-stieet, ('r3l.:l6attt. fields, linen -draper, to surrender Nov. 1 2, 1,, anti Dec. 21 . at t en, at (;uildh,All. Attorney, Mr. Langley, Plumb . 'trety-strect, Bloomsbury. ;few) , Rod:L.llh late of Broad-vtreet, Bristol, silk-mercer, ONDON Primed by R F At tilt , SUN. OFFI to surrender Nov. 14,'q, at eleven, and hoc. iTi 'lt ten, at the4kunimer Tavern, All Saints-lane, Bristol: Attor. ;lies ' Mr. pines, to , ray's- Inn , London ; or Mr. Martin i Exehange.lmildings, BrisTot. (obit Bowden, late of Glossop; Derhyshire, •cotton.spinner, to surrender Nov. 21, 2. , and Dec. 2t, at threC, at the. Royal, Oak Inn, Nlatichester. Attiamie; Messrs, Shep. hard and Adlington, h;tihirtf.row, I .olldon cor Mr. Wetherall, Spring-Gardens, Manchester. fames Fletcher, of Waloriiok, London, merchant, to surren. der Nov. 19, 23, and. Dec.. 2t, at one, at fluildh.lll. At. to-tnies, Nles.irs . , Price eilld Wiliinns, Old buildings, Lin coln's-Inn. Charles Iludson, of Lane-End, Stanrdshire, satllerailltiron monger, to surrender Nov. 25., 26, and Dee.. 21, at ten, at the White flan. .Statibrd. Attornies, Messrs. Smart and Thomas; Staple's-Inn, London; ur Mr. loins Lilly Parker, SanmJ Um:Mettle yonnger, late of Peterborough, North amptonshireotioney-serivencr, tri surender Nov. 18, 19,.. and Dee. at, ;it eleven, at' the King's - Ileati inn, New market. Attorney, Mr. Giles, Great Shire-lane, London. Samuel Foul, of Birmingham, merchant, to surrender Nov. 29, ja and Dee. am, at eleven, at the Shakspeare Tavern, BirrotnAharn. Attornies, Messrs. Bolton, Savage, and Spike, Lint -court, Temple, London ; o r Messrs. 13Cdtord. and Gem, Birmingham. Joseph Adkins, now or late of the Wicker, Sheflielcl, York shire, cast iron-fountlor, to surrender Dee. 5,6, and 2i, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Sheffi e ld. A ttorities, Messrs, Allen, xley, and Stocker, Furnival's Inn, London ; or Mr. Snearwood; Sheffiel4. Ebenezer Whitteribury,: of Liverpool, merehant, to surren der Dec. f-, 17, and at, at one, at time Globe Tavern, John street, Liverpool. A ttornics, Al George erred, Liver pool; or Messrs. Cooper and Love, Southampton-WAN . .. togs, London. Wii yam Simirts,_ of Birmingham, gilt and s il ver t o y- ma k er , to surrender WC. 2, at four, 3, and 21, at eleven, at the Shakspettre Tavern, New-street„ Birmingham. At tornies, Messrs. Tarrant;and Maul; Chancery-lane, Lou. don ; or Mr. Williant klitington, Temple -street, Bir-' . - DIVIDENDS, Dec. 4. William Thompson, of Manchester.4ealer, at thre4 at tne bruLsevvater Arms I nu, Manchester. Nov. 19. tienjamin Eyre, Hodgson Atkinson, and William Walton, now ut late _ot Toketthouse.yarel, London, mer. .chants dud co-partners, at ten, at Guildhall. Dec. 14...10hn Last, ut Prince's-street, bolo), Middlesex, upholsterer, at one, at Guildhall. Dec. i 7. .David Ellis, of Long-acre, Middlesex, dealerin can vas and cloth, at eleven, at Guildhall. Nov. 30. William Morley E v.ms, of Mark-lane, London, brohlter, at eleven, at Guii4l )4 ll. Dec. to. kohert , 13ft,WIIC, of Adam's-conrt, Broad.strect; London, merchant, ut twelve, - at Guildhall. Nov. 30. Thomas G LAMA; of Burr-street, Lower E a st Smithfield, Middlesex, merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall'. Nov. 30.. Art:ll4Elld lataiesson and Thomas Classon,-of Burr street, Lower East Smithfield, Middlesex, merchants ;toil co-partners, at . twelve, at G ha I i. Nov. 30. Thomas Jones, of the Oki fassage.House, Aust, Gloucestershire, vintner, at site Bush Tavern, Corn.street, Bristol. Nov. 31. Benjamin Dcwdney the elder, of Linktield-street, • Reigate, Surrey, horsc.dealer, at ten, at Guildhall, Lou— ion.Nov. 29. John Ilallifield, of Messingham, LirusolnSliire, beast.jobuer, at eleven, at the Angel.lim,Cliunford.Briggs, Lounty. • Dec. cc. Robert Guthrie and Colin Cook, of Liverpool, merchants and 'co-partners, at one, at the Globe Tavern, john.street, Liverpool. Dec. 30. William 12: vill, of Bath, upholder, at eleven, It the White Hart Inn, Bath. Dec. 3. George Speed, of Blackman...street, St. Mary, New. liven, Surrey, - stablc.keeper, at ten, at Guildhall, Lon don. Nov. 30. Thomas Ward, of Neivcastle.upon.:Tyne, Met chant, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Tan. 4. George Burr, of Nlaidstone, Kent, money-scrlvetiek, at ten, at Guildhall, Lund On. Nov. 3a. lospit Yates, late or Warnford•court, Throgmor. tou.street, London, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall, Nova 30. Joseph Portal, of ,Bishopsgate-street, London, ' linen-draper, at eleven, at Guildhall. Nov. 30. John Macfarlane, of Mark-lane, London, tnuchant, at eleveri, at Guildtfall. Dec: s. larnes.Windett i of Norwich, grocer, at tour, at the Angel, St. Peter of Nlancroft,, Norwich. Dec. 14, Robert Worliedge, of Great St. Helen's, London, eurn-tador,:a tio.i:lve, at . CERTIFICeffra, Nov. 30. lohtf,Watters, late of Dubwath, Xirklington,Cum beriancl, common-carrier. Edward Wells, of oxford; liquot.merchartt. 'oho Kelly; of .Liverpool, 11%11"-(1r3lor, Hugh Emmett, of Mancn.....iter ' k;oloutinan. - Thomas Ppie, of Southwark, Surrey, victualler, Saturday twenty-four young persons of catTerent descriptions„ apprehended by the Officers on a charge of letting oil and throwing about squibs, crackers, &re. during the late illumination, to the great annoy of the peaceable inhabitants, w e r e examined at Union Hall. Those who Were most a3lve were each fined - 20s. and 4s. 6d. costa ; the others, chiefly little boys, were discharged, . Mr. Dowley again came before the'Court, on a warrant obtained against him by a fetnale servant, first for assaulting her, and then for refusing to pay the wages doe to her. Mr.Eymorr, in defend,- ing his client, said; very little about the assault, but to repel the charge of stopping her wages, pleaded that her master had a counter-charge against her for breaking certain, articles of crockery and earthen ware, to the amount of 31. which she had reit - me(' to pay for. The,Sitting Mitgistrates ordered that the girl's full demand for wages should.he immediately tid; and that the warrant, as far as respeded the 3110Phl remain open in the event of a rePO- Ltion'of the offence. Saturday Mr. T. Ileitis, and Mr. Wolley, an At torney, surrendered themselves. at Marlborough street (Vice, for , the further investigation of a charge preft.wed by a Mrs. Atkins, of having tak en f ro m her house soma plate, her property ; the, plate, however, 41ppeared to belong to Mr. ileitis, and the complaint was discharged. 'rile Defendants u'ere f however, held to bail, to answer for au assault with which Mrs. A, charged them. Saturday, at the Queen-square Police Office, se veral persons apprehended for tiring squibs, &c. were tined, and committed until, they paid the fine.— Three men, apprehended on suspicion of hustling and robbing several persons near Privy Gardens, during the illuminations, from one of whom they took a valuable I,vateb, were exarnined, and corn • mated for future hearing. Two persons for taking illegal insurances in the lottery, were to he heard on a qui tam mfbrrnation ; but the informers aid not appear, and it was of course plashed. Saturday, in the Sheriffs Court; Surrey, a Jury Wais impautielled before the Under Sheriff, to assess the damages in an action brought against Mr. A. an eminent Merchant residing in the Borongh, by his Clerk, for a balanco clue to him on a settlement of aacounts, of 301. and upwards. Mr. j u stifi e d, `on the ground that the PlaintifEhad made several entries of charges in his book of incidental - charges that were irregular and improper, -up to that amount, In replication, the whole of the accounts and vouchers were submitted to the Jury, who found a verdict for the Plaintiff for his whole des. man d. ..11A ILA RR IS, of No. 4, Manic/Nem:ft, Dow-strcet ; and No. 112 ? Strand ; where .i.lteriisemenis Orders LORD ALTYOR's DAY. Saturday being the tlfficiat commencement of the new Lord Mayor's reign, the usual.ceremonies took place.. The City was' thronged at an early hour to see the procession from Gnildhall to the'Water side. The day being fine, the siow-appeared to great vantage.—ist; Tti6 OmitAes cleared the way ; next, the Marshals,' and Marshals'-men; two and two ; then the Lord. Mayor's servants, two' , and two, richly dressed in green, .and broad silver lace ; afterwards, the state coach, with the new LORD MAYoa, then the old LORD MAYOR, ' in his pri vate carriage, Sir CHARLES PRICE, Sir WILLIAM LEIGHTON, Aldermen FLOWER, PRINCE!,, ROW- CROFT, BOYDELL,: Sir MATHEW BLOXHAM, Sir WILLIAM CURTIS, the Recorder, the Sheriffs, and other City Officers, &c. &c.. About two o'clock the whole embarked in the. City Barges at Blackfriars-bridge, and landed at Old Palaae-yard, from whence they .proeeeded to the Court of Exchequer, where the new LORD MAYOR was sworn in with the usual formalities. The RE, CORDER, when he presented the new Lord Mayor (Alderman SHAW) to the Barons, : paid thin' many , compliments. He also. des anted on the integrity and impartiality of the late Lord Mayor. The Lord Chic fßiron addressed the late and present Lord Mayor in a very eloquent speech, in Which lie took occasion to contrast the present happy.temper of the public ,mind with what it. was some years back,, when the principles of Jacobinisni, _poisoned the minds of the people. He then . pronounced a' just and eloquent panegyric on the memory of the late Lord NELSON ; whose achievements, particularly s the last, he was persuaded would excite that noble emu- , lation which would enable its to deSpise every at tempt at Invasion by the sanguine Enemy: The •Loan MAYOR and the City Officers return ed,to Blsckfriars-bridge about four o'clock, where they were joined by the LORD CHANCELLOR, many of the Judges, &c. The carriages 'of Mr. PITT, Lord HAWKESBURY, and the Foreign Ambassadors followed. In Cheapside, the horses were: taken frorn Mr. Pirr's carriage, and he was drawn in triumph to Guildhall, which the procession reached .about four o'clock. The doors -of Guildhall were opened at three o'clock, and by four the greater proportion of the company were assembled. The disposition of the tables, and their ornaments, were much the same as usual, except that the tables ht the Lower Hall were likewise adorned with frame work. The Lotas MAYOR. sat under an illuminated arch, adorned with numerous devices applicable to the present political state of the Country. " NELSON and Nrittoav" appeared on every side. At each end appeared the Colours of Britain, with the words " Admiral NELSON ) " &c. Over the place where the LORD MAYOR sat there was an elegant portrait of Lord NELSON (an admirable likeness), surrounded by a double row of variegated lamps. Underneath the pia= was a sword, and a large -transparency, on which was written " The sword of the French Admiral Btrolourr, the gift of , Lord -NELSON to the City of London in the year. ins." '" Vic tory," in very large letters, surrounded the whole.— At each end, on the same side of the Hall, appeared a brilliant star, with pyramidical columns, arches, &c. Direelly opposite, end over this Sheriffs' table,. were'placed variegated lamps, displayed in the same style, and equally elegant. In the centre appeared a bust of Lord Nit.sox, extremely well executed. What added 'to - 'the splendour of the. whole, were f, three immensely large •glass chandeliers, which, to gether with bell-lights, globular lamps, &c. gave a brilliancy to the scene which has seldom been equal led, and can never be'surpassed. Mr. - PATRICK ) Of Newgate-street, had the dire6tion of the lights. •%, On. the entrance of the Lord and Lady Mayoress the music struck op " God Save the King." His rordlhip was received w . ith the usual testiinonies of approbation; When the CIIAN6RLLOR of the E4c, CHEWIER entered, with Lords CASTLEREAGH; MULG A VE, ? RAW HESEUR Y) the applause was great and unbounded. After the persoAs of distinc tion had paid their'respe6ts to file Lord Mayor in the Aldermens' Chamber, and to the Lady Mayoress in the Common Council Chamber, they went back to the Hall in procession. Dinner was served on the. Brincipal tables at .J.t? minutes ptst six o'clock; the and playing "Oh, the Roast Beef of Old England." The Loan MAYOR was preceded by the Mace and Sword-bearer, and followed by the Aldermen, REcoaDua, the. late Lord and Lady Mayoress, and the following Noblemen and Gentlemen :--The CHANCELLOR or the EXCHEQUER, the Loan CHAN CELLoR, the LARD PRESIDENT of the Council, Earl of BANntray, , , Lord, HA WIZESEURY, Earl CAADEN, Lord MULGRAVE, Lord CAsTLIABAGH, 1 4 0RD, ' CRIEF JUSTICE, LORD CHIEF BARON, Sir-WILLIAM SeeTT, Hon.Aarnon WELLESLEY, Hon. TR o MAs ER3KINE, Hon. WiLLIANI DUNDAS, Lord PETY,RsHANI, Hon. Mr.STANnorx, the „zi-rrattNßY and SOLICITOR"GE-' NERALS. Their Royal HighnesFcs the Dtrans of CLARENCE and SUSSEX were not present as was ex peat& The. Earl of litratlNG-roxlikewise sent an excuse. .The Foreign Ministers prcsent crmlisted of the Aussian; Piussian, and'turl; kit AirtEmss'adois. The company was so nunierous, that tables were - not only laid out in the Court of King's Bench, but even these were- insufficient :SO aecommodtite the overflow. — Many persons were .happy if they couli secul . :: a bottle bf wine, or . eifetr , Etnding' room` at the tem porary sideboards, where they patiently waited an, hour or two to catch the fragments brat ght from the tables. Upon the cloth beino . reinovc..d, the Toasts bewail with The toid and Lady 144yorass drink to you all in a loving ctip, and bid you ,hearty wet:coma. The Cliut,:ll and King... Tlu Queen, Princear r tri Princess of Wales, and the Royal Farnily._ Tiai Duke cf Work . stict the - Ariny. '- Lord Barham and the N . oy. The Memory of Lord Nelson. • The latter 'roast was drank with the most enthusiastic fer— vour, with three times three. The Cluiteol4.4 ©f the Exchequer, With thee times hree. Tie last peal of applause wits like in elearic shock, it was loud, unanimous, anti rviteratcd. . Mr. PITT returned thanks, and in his usual strong and ent;rgetic languag - e, said, " England has saved itself by its firtnnesi, and In us therefore hoi-e that Publistici hy Witt.sAMAsulat.a Sc R 11.1'4, ofi;!outh r the Paper, Lem , ,‘ tar the Etli':Dr,ac. (, w : paid), n the°:st:htle:3d ipst. In Dublio, C ' Dap. apunnCo r isi.)l,,,bi.t.,i.nd,..3),,sesinfight, at Dronfic Id, in the County of Per ' C loft 6koltotve 0.. L4.1ei.,. L . , r4.t:trviAy, it bq . Lstl ntY'r 4t,1115 h"'he dt Mr:Oman:J.lo4 fames Pasant d' o -1.., .--ioo.gAte.zstroct, London. . 13,3trr:Itc,iy7:61. iiii.:tilloatitsell: Biktotoussc:icttn..ainglitsbriltd,t,i.:l,iaggnic:;:::l4. iat , son, E 41., 6 ' teo:S.lurciay last, hirs.,,aliss, Wife of ;qr. Bkss, of flanip. --:........,,,,,,....,.....--.......-------ir an-street. G rosvronr- tta Lust be acidiessea. 11 trn ie t `y `l.he,exa.niple Set wilt she followed by a luropc !" . • Mr. PITT gave; " The Ships, •Coloniii, aii dorm-lime of Great Bti• which was drank with three tines three. After' the first Toast, Mr. GIRD()Ns, of Drury- Lane Theatre, sang, " - Gad Save the King," the - company joining in chords with the baud. Mr. Gittllo3s' next snag " Bale Britannia," in which he introduced the following verse Rest, test in peace, briiht Honour's Son, Tsy Sites above will smile on. thee; Glorious thy race on earth was run, Who dard to die to keep us free Then mourn Britannia, Britannia's Sons so brae, Your laurels stiew o'er Nr-LsoN't grave. About a quarter past nine the-Ladies retired front the table; previously to which, INCLEDON 111 d Hut. sung several Songs with wonderful , effed and a?' plause. • . , • . When the Ladies had departed, the. Lord Nfarr gave " The Ladies, and h a pp iness attend themad."-- This Toast was extremely well ree.eived, n though. the last, it was drank with - one acenr4an t spirit. . The 'Ball was opened about 'ten, o'clock with minuets country dances t011owed; hat conse quence of the heat and pressure, three ladies foilit 6l • From fear Of a similar fate, seve,rallxiieslat th e 'roOm. The dresses Were very elegant,vhiefiYwhifve' with ostrich feothers, or valet 'MOT d ec "t i* plumes. Diamonds and peirls liecklgeS, (leans, eaFrinas loci . et • l branches were gene • s, and ral ri ly ib r d r a n n , ci a n nd clioknTisnitsieeda purnettiiltsiou Oflace. twe l ve t 7 clock: which hour the g music *ceased, in respea tn the 5 35- batl4 COPPER TRADE. . The Consumers of this Afetal ore cantionea against entering into agreentebts" for large qu:niti ties, at the present exorbant price, as there li reason to believe that Government will, next Session of parliament/adopt measures tsar con - . teraaing the unjustifiable. Combination, that is POW forming by the. Miners (in aid of that already exist ing among the Copper ' Companiesy for the purpohe early in the of keeping up the price. • This'laudable interference ofGovernment, co-operating with the principle 01101 Which„two new Copper Coinpanies (the Union the 31 1 1) the Phoenix), • are ahont to be. established tinder auspices of two intelligent a n d respeaable naio:llabols:t cagnotlail to reduce the price ik a v re 4 , ,t 1 `r .e con4LP,ot degree. The Consumers, theierbre, a:_ to order a ton o the 1 f Copp'r beyond their intaiedowo. wants, and to support, by the ir SubscriPtiong, I'4 Pest' Copper Companies which ar e new ins statent. of organization in London, under the tnanageole Mr. JOHN SWAN and Mr. i Jon:: GRcNplo- ,te e A LO NDON ,C 05511 . • Died on Thursday morninfr last, in St: Al° r Y is. ' tirs Or square,, Biminaham, :._ i in Imr e' 7s.th year , 4 , -- ~,,,. BORkE, rellet of , the late S.txtuta, 0001),TB, Pi' situation of Sutton, in - Warwickshire. Though far nil ~, ,,,e o ,,a s z:is,twi ed ob u aa k i hmuaovillediedeardsdtiautlldaiittil liuMble sphereP Y et is senate dignity of a Christian, which throng'Jl‘ ; and site unite.d tofigtrtell:t!ds% aCC:13:1°11:1°I.PrICIIIell::fli4/: rendered her beloved and respeded,by all who i. 7 her, and truly.lamented in Per death. , r_y feu' E . l 1 On Saturday nlOria big . the coachman 61 Gc4tlernan residing at St o ok NI TA), v,rlto had 0 missing since Tuesciay, • was found hanging 11) i IlaYciott. . . • ..,,dilioa James:Stewart tbe younc , 11131.1 reoent/Y r --- " 1 0 to Lord CARDIGAN, who was sentenced to tv',., ‘,.. months imprisonment af the late 'Westminster .t,:., si°ll4.l4.Pr throwing a glass bottle from the two-sle:eo ling gallery to the pit of Drury-I,llle Theatr e, 0 „ ()fa broken heart in . the House of CoiTe eti° . 11 Wednesday - Wt.,. no was h i a st ate of inebr ia . t s when he committed the .ati en ee, and ha d beeo Ili tstate of znela:ncboly since his colititteinent. . _„ 1 . A few days ago an Aplcision happenell in 0,, F . ,, liery near Newcastle-under-Lythe, by which en p . ersons, were sbockinglv burnt, of w ll43 ';'' °ll. ors since dead. 'lt is very remarkable that the two that burnt' were the 'only men 'uneovered---a P .l " °l t o id working in flannel would in a Oat degree 'i t : : colliers from the elfed of these explosiorJ• NFI►FS. Arrived—the . Co=po"l'itelj,p`villtmonuis:so:r.i, from and Arne, Florence,. front Portavout4. Sailect—the Traveiler,Babson, N3pies Inati,sit,yiYll,l;tl: dus, tor Plymouthi Active, Boynes, and Active , • ' fur Portsmouth Bornwcord, intd h, T r aylor, arth Unity, Vick wor . th, for Lontl4o; -I`7ol. tune ) , Port, tOr Lytningtou; and Ctorlottc, tkiloat 161 mouth.. CR AVILSIND, WOV. IL 0 1 PaS9':-A bY—thq AMCIi3, Al,l)Jit, Indu§cr, Nivo, Dart, Wort 4, tr9tn St. l'etel;lllr4li. , AO , itll43.l—otile Wamte,d, Wilson, I:,e..Nintritica ; 1" 31 „,, Ilawinumt, and S poi t.i.a.oa, %V atsoo t fer ij*bcon ; 1 4 : , ', 1r. `„,;, liii;glt lOr Cur.:•: ; :Ai:lowa, Opnieli, for .iiTlCiid: e l'l d t , M.Lonntii:lec Lcit.t • eanutatitiZ I)4l,i4gint '''LLtrY' , tison , and I:ct.:col, Ci lki tteii, (Of Giltralt 4l . ................ ...................-*-•*••••••••••-•.".......,*••••••-•.....* . • nth ' 'll4/1,111. /OD. ' ' . ()n TimrsJ3 9 Ltit, the Rev. Henry Craven oat) C2,3.11:3 lairs t? His It.oy3s Winne -44' thL: ,rincu 004424eg, uf I° 7,f L'oPqrs qnty dailglito of the I.4te Ilinina ituper, ksq. 4"l,ll,(7o3l:ltyTTl!ong:se,:clasyvath.heva6thhi,nit. :It Newington Churtil, Sur. 14c. J :IL I. a) igt, or INliraixiii, Surrey, to Mi.is AfAcitig, ci* On SAtorday raorning, Andrew Fountain, Esq. 'son iccill:s ~. 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