The Sun. — London, England, 1812-04-27 00:00:00

NQin the LONDON GAZETTE, April '25, 1312 • Downing-street, April 22, 1812. His Royal Highous the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint Alexander A nstrutlier, Esq. to be Recorder of Bombay, in • the East Indies. Office of Ordmance, Atri,. 2►. Royal Regiment of Aiitillery• Second Lieutenant Francis Warde to be First Lieutenant; vice Maxwell, deceased.: Crowpi-Ofine, April 2;. MEMBER RETURNED TO SERVE IN THE PRESENT PARLIAMENT. Town and Port of Hastings, Sir Abraham Hume, Bart. Admiralty-Office, Apr 4-25, 18 12. Copy of a Lettel from Captain Stewart; of his Majesty's Sloop Blossom, addressed to Vioe-Adiniral Sir Edward Pellew, and transmitted by the Admiral to lohn Wilson Croker, Esq. His Majesty's Sloop Enoissom, off Cabrera ; 23d February, 1812. SIR, This forenoon, at ten o'clock, Cabrera bearing E.S.E. fivesleagues, a schooner was seen •southward. Mistaking 'is for a merchantman she came pretty near us before she perceived her mistake. At half ,past twelve o'clock she made sail from us; at five our shot brought her to, ;after trying us by and large. She, proved to be Le Jean Bart, launched at Marseilles five weeks ago, carrying one hundred and six men, armed with five twelve and two six pounders, commanded by Monsieur Jean Francis Cotilmne. She sailed on the ►7th inst. nn her first cruise, is copper-bottomed, copper fastened, one hundred and forty-seven and a half tons burthen ; as fine a vessel of her class as I have sear), has made no capture, and has been chased by two frigates and a brig within the last five days, but escaped by her admi rable sailing. The Jean Bart was in every respeet-well calculated to do much mischief to commerce. I have the honour to be, &c. W. STEWART, Commander. Admiralty-Office, April 25, 181 g. Copy of a Letter from Captain Taylor, of his Majesty's Ship the Apollo, addressed to Vice-Admiral Sir Edward Pellew, and transmitted by the Admiral to John Wilson Croker, Esq. His Majesty's/Ship Apollo, off Cape Corse, Feb. 14, am. • SIR, In rounding Cape Corse, at daybreak yesterday morning, I fell in with a French frigate-built store ship and a corvette. After closing train to leeward the former 'struck, and proves to be the Merinos, commanded by M. Honore COardonan, Captain of a frigate, and of the Legion of Honour ; is quite new, eight hundred end fifty tons. pierced for,ihirty-six, but mounting only twenty guns, eight-pounders, with one hundred . and twenty six men, six of whom were killed, and twenty wounded. , She was going to Sagona for timber. L have the satisfaEtion to state that we have suf fered no loss, although exposed to the fire of the batteries on the Cape and Island of Gioeglia above four hours, nearly becalmed. Notwithstanding the signals-made to the corvette from the Commodore, for her assistance, she made her escape with the help of boats from the shore. She is the Mohawk, formerly English, taken in 1799, of .one bundled and thirty men, and a few con scrips. 1-Dave reason to be much gratified with the con du6t of all the officers and ship's company, particu larly with Mr. James Begbie, I.irst Lie,utenant of the Apollo, who has distinguished himself upon several occasions. I Imve the honour to be, &c. (Signed) B. W. TAYLOR. WAR DEPARTMENT. Downing-street, April 25, 1812. A dispatch, of which the following is a copy,was yesterday received at Lord Liverpool's Office, ad dressed to his Lordship by Lieutenant-General Campbell, dated, Gibraltar, 25th of February, 1812. 111 V LORD, Gibraltar, Feb. 25, 012. I have the honour to inc use the translation of a letter from General Ballesteros, reporting the result of his naion with the enemy . at Cattamar, in the vicinity of Malaga. Part of the reinforcement from the Isle de Leon Ilas a►rived ; and General B Ilasteros is appointed 'Captain General of t he four king loms of Andalusia, and Commander in Chief of the fourth army. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) COLIN CAMPBELL. SIR, Yunquera, Feb. 17, 1812. 1 have the satisfaaion to communicate to your Excellency, that yesterday morning, with two thou sand infantry and three hundred cavalry, 1 attacked Gtlieral 11.1aranzin,- Governor of Malaga, who was at Cartamar with. two thousand infantry and four hundred horse. H It was completely routed, and pursued to within a league of Malaga ; Nlaranzin and the whole of the chiefs were killed, many officers, and more than twelve hundred men, hors de combat. Knowing the interest' your Excellency feels in try success, I lose not a moment in communicating it, assuring yur Excellency that the bravery and dis cipline displayed by my troops on this occasion, ex ceeded their condud at Albuera. With these operations, I have put all the forces laf.Anualusia in motion towards me, but- I flatter myself they will soon be .obliged to disperse, at vbtain no other advantages than the inconveniences that must attend their marches; and a want of pro -vis-ons, by which .1 shall have accomplished my objed in this campaign. . I have the honour to be, (S , gned) FRANCISCO VALLESTEROS. To his Excellency Lieutenant. General ' Campbell, &c. iI'AKKRUPTCV ENLARGED. .• George Arnall and john Arian, 13irrningharn, merchants, to I\elity 21, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. BANK.RUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. • lolin Clarke, Lougltborot;gh, Leicester, grocer. Clig-istopherStory, Haim, Yorkshire, ha-dwarernan. LON DON : Printedby HI A'. 'Jae Sur, OFFICI BA .VK TIP rs. Cooddy, Manchester, woollen-draper, to surrender May 1., at five., lc, at eleven, and lune 6, at five, at the New Inn, Blackburn, I.ancdstc_r. _Attornies,Mr Wiggles ... worth, Cray's-inn, London; and Mr. Wilkinson, lEck.. burn, Lancaster. _ Thomas Ludford Bellamy, South Crescent, Alfred-place, Tottenham-court-road, music. and musical-instrument seller, May 2,5, at one; and June 6, at twelve, at Guild hall, London. Attornies, Messrs. White and Bostock, Tokenhouse-yard, London. John Shutileworth Shuttleworth and John Goodfellow, Austin-friars, London, merchants and insurance -brokers, A pril 28, May 9, and lune 6, at ten, at Guildhall. At- Willey, Mr. Hackett, Old Cethleln,'New Broad street. Daniel Garcia, Mitre.court, Duke's-place, London, apothea cary, May 5, 12, and June 6, at ten, at Guildhall. At torney, Mr. a, 'Liston, Freeman's-court, Cornhill. John Williaursvu , Tonbridge-place, New. road, St Pancras, builder, May 2, 9, and lune 6, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. H. Turner, Percy-street, Bed ford-square. 'Thomas 'Kaye, 80l tory le- Moors, Lancaster, banker, May rl, t 2; at three, and June 6, at three, at the Mosley Arms Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. S. Humphreys, Ches ter; and Messts. Blackstock and Bnuce, Paper-buildings, Temple, London. Thomas Livermore, jun. 'Chelmsford, Essex, grocer, May 2, g, and- lune 6, at twelve, at Guildtc , ll, London. At torney, Mr. Mi c hell, Union-court, Broad-street. gtonuel ThOrnton Thompson, Cannon-Street, London, boot and shoe-maker, May 2,5, at one, and lune 6, at twelve, at Guildhall, Attornies, Messrs. Evict and Mixon, Hay don- square, IM ivories. Richard Phillips, Chandler-stre t, Grosvenor-square, pork butcher, April 28, May s, and lune 6, at eleven, at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. Wright, Hai t-st reet, Bloomsbury. Mark Albinus Pelha-n, North Shields, Northumberland, sail-maker, April 28, May 30, and lune 6, at eleven,.at the George Inn, Pilgrim -street, Newcastle upon-Tyne. At tornies, Mr. H. Setree, Bell-court, Walbrook ; and Mr. k. Barker, North Shields: . Joseph Wilkinson, Cockermouth, Cumberland, common brewer, May 14, lc, and lune 6, at ten. at the Globe Inn, Cockermouth. Attornies, Mr C fennel!, Staple- inp, Lon don • and Mr. Steel, Cockermouth. Richard Walthall, Stockport, Chester, cotton-spinner, May ' tB, 19, and June 6, at one, at the Mosley Arms Inn, Man chester: Attornies, Mr. Buckley, Manchester; and Messrs. Alilne and Parry . , Temple, London. Gabriel Baker, Yeovil ; Somersetshire, mercer and draper, May 8, - at five, 9, and June. 6, at eleven, at the Mermaid Inn, Yeovil. Attornies, Mr. White, Yeovil ; and Mr. 131aford, Temple, London. Edward Kenyon, Manchester, vitualler, May rB, t 9, and lune 6, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple, London ; and Mr. IL. Entwisle, Manchester. lames Harkness, Liverpool, draper, May 18, 20, and June 6, at twelve, at the Angel Inn, Dale street, Liverpool. At.. tonnes, Mr. J. Clements, Liverpool and Messrs. Black. stock and Bunce, Temple, London. Peter Hatton and John Formby, Hardshaw within Windle„ Lancaster, blacksmiths, May 13, at five, 14, at ten, and June 6, at ten, at the Buck in the Vine, Wigan. Lancaster. Attornies, Mr. Windle, John-street, Bedford-row, Lon don; and Mr. Gaskell Wigan. lames Hutchinson, Leeds, Yorkshire, ship carpenter, May 8, 9, and lune 6, at eleven, at the White Horse Tavern,• Leeds. Attornies. Mr. Blackburn, Leeds ; and Messrs. Sykes and Knowles, New-inn, London. 1 hocnas Stephens. Kingsand, Devonshire, watch-maker, April 28, May 12, and lune 6,, at eleven, at ,Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Lamb, Princes-street, Batik. Thomas Edwards, Mincing-lane, London, broker, May 2,5, , at one, and June 6, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Kivington, Fenchurch- buildings, Fenchurch• street. John 1 - looper, jun. Worcester, tai:or and draper, May 7, 18, and lune_6, at eleven, at the Guildhall Coffee-house and Hotel, Worcester. Attornies, Messrs. Stephenson and Gower, Gray's-inn, London; and Mr. Joists Allen, Wor cester. : David Steel, Drury-lane, baker, April 28. May 9, and June 6, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Reel, Union -street, Bishopsgate-street. Francis Millard board,Chewinagna, Somersetshire, plumber and glazier, May s, 16, and June 6, at one, at the Com mercial Rooms, Srna4 street, Bristol. Attornies, Mr. G. Edmunds Lincoln's-inn, London ; and Mr. J W.Chad wick, Chewmagna. Wolfe Lyon, Fetter-lane, Fleet-street, glass merchant. April 28, at twelve, May 7, at ten, and June 6, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Harris, Castle-street, Hounds ditch, London. Thomas King, Strand, ironmonger, Maya, at one, 9,.at ele. yen, and 'tine 6, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. P. Hurd, Temple. Archibald Robe, Bristol, Somersetshire, merchant, May 2, g, and June 6, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Barrow, Threadneedle-street. John Jennings, Tonbrid'e-place, Nevit-road, St. Pancras. baker, April "28, May 9, and June 6, at twelve, at Guild hall, London. • Attorney, . Mr, 1-1, Furrier, Percy-street, Bedford-square. Samuel Fletcher, Cockermouth, Cumber and, butcher, May 14, 15, and lune 6, at eleven, at the Globe Inn; Cocker mouth. Attornies, Messrs. Benson and Nicholson, Cock ermouth ; and Mr. Chambre, Chapel-street, Bedford. row, London. Robert Preston, Liverpool, broker, 111ay 18, 20, and tune 6, at one, at the Bull and Punch Bowl Inn, Liverpool. At. tornies, Mr. C. Cle:nents, Chapel-street, Liverpool ; and Messrs. Black stock and Bunce, Temple. Jeffry Langshaw,_ Wigan ' Lancaster, Joiner and carpenter, May t 3, 14, and June 6, at twelve, at the Eagle and Child Inn, Wigan. Attoruies. Messrs. Clayton and Grimshav, ‘Vigari ; and Mr. Ellis, Chancery-lane, London. Thomas Paul, White Swan, ShOe.lane, victualler, May 2, 12, and tune 6, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Whitton and Son, Great James.street, 13ecitOrd row, London. Sanan.l Thomas Adams, Great,Russell-street, Bloomsbury, builder and scrivener, April zB, May 9, and tune 6, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Crossley; Holborn-court, Gray's-inn. Jonas hinns, Middlesex-street, Somers-Town, founder, April 28, May 12, and tune 6, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attornrs, Messrs. Chapman and Stevens, St. Mildred's court, Poultry. Gamaliel Docwra, Royston, Hertfordshire, spirit-merch km, May 2, at ten, 7, and tune 6, at one, at Guildhall, Lon don. Attornies, Messrs. Gregson and Co. Angel-court, Throginorton.street. William — Ward, Vert2y, inn-keeper, May t, 2, and tune 6, at eleven, at the Kinies Arms Tavern, Derby. Attornies, Messrs. Lambert and Sons, Bedford-row, London and Messrs. Edwards and lessopp, Derby. DIVIDENDS 3t Guildhall, London. May 26. Sparrow. East India Chambers, merchant, alt 2. May 19. H. Crokatt, Lloyd's Collee-house, insurance broker, at twelve. May 26. 1. S Brickwood, Stoke Newington, brewer, at ten. May 26. I. De Prada, Lime -street, lead-merchant, at ten. May . 5. W. Argent, Flare-street, Roinford, victualler, at it. May 16. S. Robinson, Saffron Walden, Essex, carpenter, at twelve. May 19. W. 1. Rogers, Minories, merchant, at ten. May 23. C. Grant, Cushion-court, Broad-streat, merchant, at one. May 23. M. Bilger, sen. and jun. Piccadilly, goldsmiths, at eleven. • May 23. I. Ferguson, Burr-street, St. George in the East, mariner, at one. May. 8. %V. Lea, Deptford, ironmonger, at ten. May j. Chapman, l'aveinent, Moor-fields, shoe-maker, at one May 16, E. Roberts and I. Welch, Suflolk-lane, Cannon street, cotton and indigo-brokers, at one. May 16. T. Preston, Aldermanbury, warehouseman, at ten. .May 16. E. Crean, Margaret-street, Cavenchsh,square, car penter, at twelve. .. May 16. W. Mullens, Cheam, Surrey, builder, at-one. May 23. I. Field, St. Albans, kierttord, butcher, attwelve, May 19..5. A. Simeon, Bristol, lace-merchant, at one,'at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol, May 23. S. Rawlinson, Manchester, merchant, at eleven, at the. Star Inn, Dvansgate, Manchester. )une 3. I. G. Smyth, East Stonehouse, Devonshire, mer chant, at eleven, at the Commercial Inn, Plymouth. May 26. M. Bennet, St. Thunias the Apostle, Devonshire, yarti.manutaaure, at eleven, at the Dolphin Inn, • Honi ton,Devonshire. May 23. W. Cole, .Gosport, wine -merchant, at twelve, at. the Crown Inn, Gosport. May :B. Pear, - .on, South Shields, shipwright, at ten, at Vyston's, the Golden Lion Inn. , • May tB., Greenwell, South Shields, butcher, at ten, at the Golden Lion Inn. May ts. E. Young and F. Handcock, South'Shields, slop. sellers, at ten,' 4 the Golden Lion Inn. TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN. recolle& that you, some months ago, cal ed the attention of the Ranger to the state of Hy( Park, and I regret very much that your suggestiot were not attended to. The great increase of ti metropolis has rendered it almost irr possible for an one who lilies near the centre of it to obtain a sigl of a green field, without devoting the whole day that purpose; it is therefore of great importance the health, as well as to the comfort of the publi that they shonid not be deprived of their aceuston ed exercise in the Parks. Nov, Sir, unless sou such measure as that which you proposed is adupte it will be impossible for any person to walk wii - safety or comfort in Hyde Park, or at I:SL in th; part between the S,rpentint river and the road cal ed Rotten-row. It requires some dexterity, on et -tering, the Park from Piccadilly, to escape the ut skilful riders and clumsy charioteers that block the road. But the inconvenience of which I chief complain is, that the horsemen do not confine then 'selves to the road, as they used to do, but intro( on that part of the Park between the roan and tf Serpentine, which has h therto been left for ;I pedestrians. That part of the Park which esed to I clothed with, the most beautiful verdure is no. completely cut up, in dry weather covered with dos The untOrtynate person, male or female, 4 ho is rn enough to attempt to take any exercise oh the w3I between the Bridge and. Kensington. Gardens, +lt only runs the risk of being suffocated by the du; kicked up on both sides, but is in no small daite( of being run over by . the horsemen who are perky 'wally crossing the foot-eath, The remedy for th evil is obvious : let the railing be continued troth tit Bridge to the entrance of the Gardens. I do hoc that this mark of altention will be shown to tlt safety and coMf4t of his Majesty's subjects. Yotirs, AMBULATOR. Badajoz is an important place ; it rovers the Alec tejo ; ,and is one of the principal roads t'o Lisbon} it will restore the province - of Eitternadura, whit is of the first importance, on account of its great ness and - fertility, and afford the means of org-,,ni2 • ing the Fifth Army.—Madrid„ the centre of "Spain on one side, and The Andalusias on the other, remain exposed to be invaded, and the French be in "continual alarm. Its influence upon the SpA nisll Governmenl, and the protetlion it will holt out to the loyal inhabitants, is excessive, and.w3 extend in its consequences to the mountains of Ns.' varre and Catalonia. In other,ages the testoratte of Spain began from North to South in the pre' bent, it is devilled to commence at the West an' proceed to the East. During the last eight months (says an Anstri3r journal), not fewer'thau 5000 Servian faoiilies trav emigrated to Hungary ; 2000 from Bosnia ; be' side. great numbers of individuals from Mo and Wallachia, all to eacape the ravages 0 1 .war'; from which we are fortunately exempt. Mr. Peck ham, of Beaksbourne, near Canterbury' having lately lost several sheep out of a &Id, at tlo top of Paternoster-hill, near lbw city, placed :ris gar' dener and shepherd to watch and deteo the tlt'-'prt dators. Early on Tuesday morning, tv. , o usual one of them dis gu i se d i n t h e d ress o f a tv 9 uaaft-, et tered the field, and et , deavoured to c34ch a she-Pi wly;:i a violent struggle ensued, in villa the: detter received a pistol shot in the thigh, but rtt4 he had discharged the contents of a double-trirrellt ° , gun, which, how ev er, was - on ly l oa d e d w ; t h srt rol shot, upon the legs and into the back of the tic, k the robber ; the shepherd, at the same time, the apparently fetnale so violent a blow in the fame witb . the bur end of his gun as to bring him to tll ground;and break his gun-stock to die, es. :F l4 servants, - however, fearing accomrrlie.-s. might be al hand, thought it prochmt to retire, and the ir, , brretl i got off ; b ,, t on Wednesday morning, in cons,,(ooo of traces of blood, and other circumstances of sorwi cion, While, a shoemaker, and Cooky, a bricklayer' s ° labourer, residing in Ruttington-lane, near Canter' bury, were apprehended,. and Committed fur re.-es' amination. On Tuesday, Mrs. E. Wodehouse, of a Son. .k)n Friday morning, Mrs. john Mitford. of a Son. The same clay, at his Lordship's house in Portman-5q0.0' the Vicountess Primrose, of a Daughter. On the 24th inst. at Langley Farm, the [lon. Mrs. We` t• derburn, of a Daughter. • / 1 12/Rk/ED. On. Thursday. at", St. Pancras Ch urc h , t h e Rev. itit".l Marsh, of Hursley, near Wi nc h ester, to Maria Elizabeti,ii eldest daughter of the late John Morgan, "EN of Pengc place, Surrey. . - The saute day, William Herring, Esq. of Bedford-place , Russell-square, to Sarah, eldest daughter of C. Harvd.Y' E'q of Surrey -street. At Painswick Church, Charles L. Herbert, Esq. of Isle ( Burlington-str t er, S t . lames's. to Anne, youngest dauv. ll !• l of Humphrey leffteys, V.sq,-of the Hili, near Stroud, G loucestr rshi re. • DIED. On the Ist ult. of a fever, at Charleston. South Carolina , Robert Johnstone, Esq. late of Finsbur) - square. On the toth of AugtLia, at Bangalore, in the East-Inifics , Lieutenant Joseph Strachan Sheffield Walton, of the 2,5 1 b Light Dragoons, youngest son of Lieutenant Colonel kV. l' ton, of Charfield, Clortestershirc, formerly of the Ist Ke" gitnent of Lite (boards, The same day, at Stratford, Essex; Mrs,' Catherine tiler, wile of Mr. William Palmer, .Tirnher-inereliaia. On Monday, at Brompton, aged 21, after a tingt%:l7 liess, Eliza, youngest daughter of the late tosep.ll I 1a1.,,0c?• Merchant, of Wells, in Norfolk, and one of the Society of ricnds. The same n4,11t, in Pierrepoint-strcet,..Pa'h, ltu son, wife of Captain Nilson, and eldest daughter uf the Re'' Di. Baker, of Marksbury, Somerset. on the actli inst. at Portsmouth, Lieutenant Perkins, Commander of his Majesty's schooner Pickle. The same day, at Cl:fton, Louisa, the youngest daughter of ►Mrs. Iligginson, of Weyinouth-st:eet. • On Tuesday evening last, after long and painful illness) Mrs. Noakes, wife of john Noakes, list:. of Mitcham, Sur &Ty. . On Friday morning, at Cavenharn, near Reading, after an illness of only three hours, Mary, the eldest daughter of i• Webster,, Esq. of that place. Lately, the key. Edward Stanley, Reaor of Typollan, and Prebend of the Diocese of Clogher, eldest son of 4rthpr Stanley, Esq Dublin. • COAL MARKET, Mitzi. z 4. Ships at Market. Ships sold. Price. 62i Newcastle . . . 35i . 4ts. 94. to sis. 6d. 2 Sunderland . . - a .` 465. cd. to —s. od. Scotch Coal . . . 355. oil.* to —5. pd. s ,Cind.ers . . . . o . —s. od. to —s. od. a Culin . . . . . 445• Nt, to -S. (Id. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO.MOII. ROW. Morning, 22 min. after 3.) Evening, 47 min'. atter 3. May 29. W. Cross, Liverpool, draper, at one, at the Globe Tavern; John-street, Liverpool. • May 20. N . Moore, Lancaster, merchant, at eleven, at the King's Arms, Lancaster. May 18. I. Smith, 'Lancaster, sadler, at eleven, at the King's Arms, Lancaster. May 19 I . Capstaek, -Lncaster, cabinet-maker, at ten, at the Ring's Arms, Lancaster. May 16. G. Robson, Lancaster, linen.draper, at 'eleven, at the New Cock, Preston. May 22. Q. Levitt, Kingston-upon-Hull, merchant, at ele ven, at the George Inn, Kingston-upon Hull. May 27. W. Ushart, Beverley, Yorkshire, corn -merchant, at eleven, at the Tiger Inn, Beverly. May 27 T. Curtis, Beverley, Yorkshire, tanner, at eleven, at the Tiger Inn, Beverley. CERTIFIC4TES, MAY s 6. W. Maddock, Liverpool,..soap- builder. R. Cook, Devizes, plumber. I. Roberts, Dolefawr, Cwnnws, Cardiganshire, horse dealer. T. Brett and J. Stoever, Puddle-dock, sugar-refiner. T. Buckam, Newcastle-upon. Fyne, 'butcher. 'l'. I nkersley, R. Lister, and `.:Crabtree, Leeds, mer chants. - R. Underwood, Houndsditch, builder.. J. turpin, Upper Tooting, Surrey, P,IRTNERSHIPS DISSOLVF,D T. Guest, 1. Guest, and j.Cradeok, Leather-lane, - working goldsmiths. W. Cameron and R. Gordon, Colaman,street, merchants. A. Brash and R. Forsyth, Kirkham, Lanc •shire, liquor mer chants. G. Clay and 1. Bamford, Manchester, small-ware-manu fadurers. W. Howell and J. Humby, Bath, oilmen. C. ;'owler and R: Fowler, Kingston-upon-Hull, wine merchants. A. Russell and j. Dowson, Penrith, Cumberland, grocers. H. Thwaites and 1. M'Knight, Pancras-lane, Cheapside, wholesale-stationers: E. Lee, M. Lee, 1. Lee, A. Lee, arid S. Lee, Minehead, So merset, shopkeepers. G. Adam and S. Brookes, St. folin'4-square, Clerkenwell, jewellers. W. Wilshere, D. Chapman, J. M. Pierson, and 1. Crabb, Hitchin, Hertford, bankers. The total amount of the capital of the funded debt of the United Kingdom, on the I bt of January, 181 2, was— . , ,C. 1. d. Great Britain - - 747.4 2 9,339 ii 31. Ireland . - 6 , ,274,250 0 0 Emperor of Germany - 7,5J2.033 6 8 l'oaugal - - 8 956' 21 7 9 gi7 ,101 ,745 S 8 i The unfunded debt of Great Britain, on the sth of January, 181 2, was— Exchequer Bips - 4 1 ,49 1 , 8-0 0 o Navy ditto - 7,883,890 to 4 Oidnance Debentures 1 ,07 8 07 6 5 4 Luan ditto 50,454066 is 8 That of Ireland was, Exchequer Bill 1,840,7871. 10s. Loan Debentures 52,2254. making 1,843,0121. 10s. 'Ube total of the United Kingdom was 62,297, 1 791. Os. 8•.1. The total amount of money raised in the year ending January 5, 1812, was permanent taxes, 35,458,2691. 4s. 9icl, interest on account of Ireland and Portugal, Surplus Exchequer Fees, Imprest Monies, and Tontine Money, 3,003,476, igs. 5 d. ; Ditties to discharge three Millions of Exchequer Bills, 2,827,7851. 18s. lid. ; War Taxes, 22,393,0531. 13s. 5 d. ; Money paid on account of Loans, 16,638,3761. 3s. gd. ; and on account of Lotteries, 922,1361. Bs. The total, 81,24116971. 7a. 70. . The amount of Exchequer. Bills out-standing bn the sth of April, 112, was 43,40,8001:of wluch those issued since the Ist of February,lBl2, amount 9,378,5001. .„„ 'The :unotint of the latuttax assessed in respect land, in the year ending March 25, 1811, in the Counties of Eftgland and Wales, was 1,226,3211. ss. .f 4 l. The amount then redeemed was 634,3(351. Bs. ad: In Middleselc., which pays more than double any other county, the amount assessed' was 171,6651. is. °}d. and 'the -atnount redeemed, 62,9141. ss. gd. The stamped dollars issued by the Bank of Eng= land rrom the ity h of February, 1811, to the 13th of April. 1812, inclusive, at ss. each, amounted to 4?•1.,584 ; and at ss. Gil . each, to 21,340 ; the,nurn her of silver tokens tor the same period, at three shillings each, 722,446 ; and at eighteen pence each, to 3,31;1,1711.; the whole making a value of 1,447,4661. 4s. 61, The number of re-issuable promissory notes, stamped in England during this year, ending the 10th of Oaober, Isl i, was, 3,563,788. Of these 2,702,536 did not exceed a guinea in value, and 1632 were from 50 to 100 pounds in value. This act:Juin does not include statnps consigned to' dis tributors. The number of stamps for promissory notes re issuable not exceeding in value "a guinea, that were issucd from February 16, 1 8 11, to the sth of April, 1812, amounted to 3,323,130. Of those exceed ing in value 501. and not exceeding tool. the num ber was 1396. The total number was 4,455,556. The number of Licenses renewed to existing Bankers in the year ending Oaober 10,1811, issue of ptdmissory notes, payable on demand, was 696, , and to new banks 83. From the 11th of Oc tober, 181 1, to the 20th of Aptil, 1812, the num ber renewed was 735 ; and from Otiober 11, -1811, April 20, 1812, granted tti new banks, 53. In Scotland, during that ucrind, the whole number was 50. The total was 1662.' The incendiaries who set Sydney College, Cam brige, on 'fire, remain at present undiscovered. The fire was discovered in the left wing of ti,e College, in a lumber- room in the an ics, betwe. t. eleven and twelve .o'clock at night, by a woman who resides opposite the College, in Sydney•street, and by her giving •an alarm timely as.ostanee was procured, and it Was 5900 got under ; but no sootier had that been accomplished than a fire broke out in a similar room in the opposite wing of the College, which was ascertained to Piave been done by setting fire to a quantity of hay and box., which had communicat ed to the door and . wainscot of the room. This was also soon eivinguiblied. A reward of 5001. is offer ed in S.iturday's Gazette, "tor tor the apprension of the incendiaries. Last week, Mr. W. Gregory, farme►, in Hol- . la,.ach Fen End, put a petiod to his existence by fpnging himself with a rope on a beam in his barn. The sloop Mary, of Thprne, loaded-with coal, fer Louth, was lost last week off Humbersion. The crew, three in .number, got on the rigging to save :themselves, where they remained three Or four hou►s without being able to receive any assis ance, when a Lenyy sea swei , t them off, and they. all perished. The vessel was - afterwards driven on shore near Seiney Haven. IMAS WOOD, of No. 35, Maiden-lane, Covent-garilenh and Published by WI I I.IANI ARMIC EII SCRIPPS, SouthAloiton-street, Grnveror-square, ~ No, 112; Strand, whefe 4dvo - tisements, Ordcrs for the Paper, letters for the Editor, &C. (fmt-paid)., must be addressed.