The Sun. — London, England, 1812-06-08 00:00:00

Thomas Symnions, Great Coratu-street, Russell-square, user ehaut, to surrender June 9 2 at-one, 16,, and July 18, at ten, ut Guildhall, London. Attoruies, !Messrs. Sweet and stokes, Basinghall-street. Charles )Sharpe, Poultry, bokseller, June 18, 28, at ten, and Jttly Le, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. -AM:untie:, Messrs. Gregson and Co. —fingelAc9urt, Thropuprtou street: 'manufacturers. A. Unmoral and Wm. Bajngs,,Mancheater, groco#, W. Ewer and W. HiOert, Mount-street, buteliers: The shop of Mr. Seton at Ryal, near Stamford, was last week robbed of 101. in notes and. silver, ond as much grocery ond other goods as amohnt ed to 1501. by some,robbers making a hole in the stone wall , of the shop. On Monday, Daniel Itedesb sold his wife in Sheffield market-place for sixpence, and actually delivered her to the pu:chaser in 'a halter which cost hinepence. , - LONDON : Printed 'by THOMAS WOOD, of No. 95, Maiden-lase, Covent-garden; aid Publi§lied by WILLIAM AIi.MIGER SCRIPPS, South Molton 1 treat, ve nor-square, At the SW'S QFNIGZ, NO. 112, 4tzsincl, wkoro dithwriicemintr, Ordefi for the Paper, Letters for the Editor, etc. (post paid), 'must Le addressed. • HIGH WATEIt .11' LONDON BDG-lin .. 0 ,' Cl 7tet 4 Morning, 3 mid. E.ler 2. I EUlvtilitig, Frgre the LONDON GAZETTE, June 6, 1812. riat. /E , Downirg-s:r:.et, .Ittne 1, 1812. His Royal Highness the F.inoe Resent has been graciously pleased; in the name and, on the behalf of his Majesty, to ap point I , Aajor-General Pinson Bonham to be Governor and Commander in Chief of the Settlementof Surinam. Royal has'atio.nen pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his \lajesty, to appoint Colonel George Robert Ain: lie be. Governor and Commander iu Chief of thelsland of DominicaL. V;riton-Anus', June 5, 1812. , . His Royal-Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Niajesty, to approve of then . Omination of the Revereati Jaiw4--Stanier Clark, F.R.S. Charl;zia to the Home hold, and Lihr.triAn to his Royal High ;less, to he Histoilo . ii7nipher to his Majaty, in the room of the late 'Rev. , L. Dutta . • • - 11 zr -Q rce; .I,tne 6, 1812. ltre,4P,egt. jiorse Gnarls, , e..A.-Fitziou Gent. to be Cornet, J by pa-f!has., vict Riddlesden,iiomoted. 3d Regt. Dragoon Guards. Lieut . . 4. Pelfichoddy, from Watte ville s Regiment, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Young, promoted iu the sth Garrison4tattalion. th Ditto, Lieut. W. Beaty to be Captain of a Troop, by put-• chase, vie: Wall 4, who retires. A: Lucas, Gent. to.be Cornet, without purchase, vice Lee, - scho resigns. 14th Itcgt. Light "Drag'oOtis, Corn, W. Richard .Ellis to - be Lieutenant, by purchase, vic-o. Wainman, promoted. Iqt_li Ditto, John P. llo.chanan, to be. Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Lygon, prOmoted. 24th Ditto, W. White, Gent, to be Cornet, without purchase. Ist Regt. Foot,. Ewi,tti R. Greene, from the Clare Militia, to be Faisign; without purchase. sth DittO, Erman S. FL to be Lieutenant, vice Fairtlonghi killed in action To.be.Ensigu.i,--Ensigu Wm. Henderson, from the Ist Garri son Hatt. ion, rice Evans, who exchanges. • Philip - . son, t hlt. vice Wilkin - cott. • 6th Ditto, Liect. 'Burrell, from the North Lincoln Militia, to be Ensign, without - purchase. .- 10th Ditto, Lieut, Dennis Fairchild, from the North Lincoln Militia, to be Ensign, withoitt purchase. 12th Ditto, Captain ,Tames Nestor, from the 2,9 th Foof, to be Captain of a Company, vice Coker, who exchanges. 15th Into, Ensign W. Carroll to be Lieutenant, vica Hems worth, deceased. P. Stanley, Gent. to be Ensign, Vice Carroll. • liith Ditto, Serjeant-Major Andrew Mulholland to be Qttar - - ter-Master, - vice Srlomorts, deceased,- . Diao, Assistant-Sarpon - Francis Kelly, from the Ist India liegiment„ to be Assistant-Surgeon, - - vice OWen, promoted: 5, • • 29th Ditld, Cant. T.L. Coker, from s t ‘ he. 12th Foot; tp. be Captain. of a Company, vice Nestor, who exchanges. - 32.3 Ditto, ,e1:14ro Mellis, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Turquand, promoted. ' • . 33d Ditto, Ensign J.'Westinore, from the" Ist' Royal . LariCa; shire Militia, to be Ensign, without pin:chase. 35th Ditto, Capt. W. Galata, from' the 4th Ceylon - Regt.-to • be Captain of a Company vice James, who orehatiges. 40th Ditto, James 13.045 i dent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Gorman, warnated. 424 Ditto r „Lieut. Will.- Middleton to be 94)43.n of a Com pany, vice Mauro, 1411 ed in action. Ensig.tiDonald-M‘Kay to be Lieutenant, vice Middleton.. James Watson, Gent. to be Ensigu,:vice M‘Kay. 43d Ditto, Ensign George Hood to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Ozlander, promoted. s in tbe 47th Foot. 44th Ditto; Capt. H. INlhrtin, from_lhe WorCeste? .11ilitia, to be Ensign, without purchase. 50th Ditto, Lieut. A. A, M‘Gouchy, from , the Worcester . . • liti4, to be Busiga, without purchase. soth Ditto, Surgeon 41. L. Loinswartb, from the 4tb West India Regiment, to be Surgeon, vice Morrice, appointed to the 16th Foot. Hospital-Niate Arthur Johnson •to be As sistant-Surgeon. 66th Ditto, A.aistant-Surgeon John Murray, from the 39th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Wasdell, promoted. 71st Ditto.—To be Lieutenalats—EnsigaJohn Coote, withor.t purcba.sc, vice Gem, who resigns. Ensign Charles Ilinder., 5011 ' .vice I'Donald, dead of his wounds; To beEasigor---- , ent. vice Coote. 73d Ditto, Capcain Archinaki •• Johnston , lohn Maclean to be Major, vice, vice Claaveland, deceased. Lieut. It. Drewe, from the 6 - !st Foot, to be Captain of a Company, without pur chase, vice Maclean. 79th Ditto, A. M. Macdonuell, Gent. to be karais, by pur chase, vice Kynocit, promoted. 80th Ditto, Lieut. p. W. Harness to be Cantain of a Com pany, by purChase, vice Sti George, who retires. 83d Ditto, Lieut. E. Boynton, from the 2d Itegt. Life Guards, to be Lieut. vice Bourne, who exchanges. 101st Ditto, Lieut. A. Dalgety tAdjutant of a Recruiting District) to be Lieutenant without purchase. 103 d Ditto, Lieut. T. C. M'Question, from the East Middle sex Militia, to be Ensign, without purcba.se, vice Jagger, whose appointment has not taken place. 4th West India Regiment, Assistant-Surgeon, Edward Owen, from the 25th Foot, to_be Surgeon, vice Loinswortb, ap pointed to the 60th Font. .fita Ditto ' Lieut. W. JeEree to be Adjutant, vice Walsh ap pointed to the 12th Foot. Lieut. R. Gregg, from the Roy ij Wcbt,lndia. Rangers, to be Lietenant, without pur chase. Hospital-Mate, T. Kettle, to be Assistant-Surgeon. tth Ditto, Hospital-Mate, Alexander Hamilton to be Assis tant-Surgeon. 4th Ceylon Regiment, Captain Thomas James, from the 36th Fat.., to be Captain of a Company. vice Giliani, who ex- changes - . • Ist, Garrison Battalion, Ensign John Evans, from the' sth Foot, to be Ensign, vice Henderson, who exchanges. 4th Ditto, Major ,Alexander Lawrence, from the 19th Foot, to be lentenant,Colonel, - vice Charles hnhoff, appointed Inspector of the Militia in Guernsey. , 3th Royal Veteran Battalion, Asslistant-Surgeon Thomas Batt, from the 2d Foot, • to be Assistant-Sufgeon, vice Macredie, promoted in the 71st Foot. - ' • • j ibe Kipeilierlaall Ilion. —.Ist Dragoons, To he Cornets, — Alegi : mental Serjeant-Major William Fricke. Troop Ser.. ieant-Major Henry Bosse. Qd Battalion of Light Infantry, Lieutenant Schau mann to be Captain of a Company, vice Neussell, who re -Signs. The Duke of Brunswick Cods Corps.—lnfantry, E. A. de Harzberg, - To be Lieutenant-Colonel with temporary rank- Major Frederic de Dornberg, from the Retired List, to be Major, with temporary rank vice Hut.tbezg. DeßolFkßegiment.—Captain Nicholas 111ulur tohave perma nent rank in the Army. Chasseurs Britanniques, Joseph Ignace de Goussenconst, Gent. to be Ensign, Without purchase, vice Schmitt, ap po:nted to the York Light Infantry Volunteris. Sicilian Regiment.—Lieutenant Charles William Thompson to to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Wright,who retires. York Light Infantry Volunteers.—Ensigns Mark Cluncey, R. J. Hanley, John C. Roberts, Williain.Chambers, Ind Ha milton Morgan, to be Lieutenants without purchase. Ensigns Schemitt, and Symkath, J.' Walker, John Garden, and Thomas Fitz-Gibbon, Gents. to he Ensigns.. STAFF.—Capt. Thos. (;'Neil, of the 9th Foot, to be an As sistant to the Quarter-Master-General of the Forces (with . the rank of Major in the Army), vice Lieut.-ColOnel,Pater son. Ensign John Allen, from the Royal Scots, to be Ad jutant of a Recruiting District with the rank of Lieute nant, vice DalgetT, appointed to the least Foot. Colonel Sir Charles Imhoff, Ka. from the 4th C.i:lrrison-Batt. to be Inspector of the Militia ht Guernsey, vice Major-General Sir Thomas Satnnarez. HOSPITAL STAFF.—Ekoctor T. Gray, Physician to the Forces, and Staff Surgeon john Robb, to be Deputy Inspectors of Hospitals. Surgeon John-Wardell, and John A. Knipe, to be Surgeons totlie Forces. Robert Goodrick, Gent. to be Hospital-Mate foi - General Service. ME M ORANDUM.—Lieut enant George Mills, of the 54th .Foot, is superseder) being absent without Ic;e, ' Crown-ggice, June 6, 1812. Members returned to sore in this present Parliament. . . Borough of Old Sarum.--.laines Alexander, of Wimpole street, in the parish of Mary-le-bone in the County of Mid dlesex, Esq. in the room of the 'Right Honourable Nicholas ,Vansittkit, - who accepted the Office of ChaneellOr and Un der Tretaarer of his Majesty's , Exchequer. - County of Dowa.---Thc Right Honourable Robert Ward, of Bcngor Castle, in the romp of Francis Savage, Esq. who has accepted the Office of Escheator of Munster. Anthony Dedsworth 'Car thorpe,.rol i cshir4; porter-merchant, Jane 16, 23, and July 1,8, at eleven, at G . :lila:hail,- Lou ' don.. Attornies, Me.s;rs. Bell and brodriek„ Bow-lane, Cheapsidin -Nicholas Louis Pannier, Leicester-pi -Ice, Leicetttr 7 square, bookseller and June n, 23, and i'ely j , at ten, • at Londpn. Attorney, Golden square. • , - John Watkinson, Ovenden, Ynrkhire, relnufacturer,..Tune SO, July 1, and Is, at two, IA the Dc.7, Deansgate, Manchester. . Ittor - nies, Messrs. Krin-litand Hadfield,Alam • cbester ; and Mr. Ellis, Cliancer-, , -Liee, London. Gray, Bishop.gate-street, linen-ehaper, June. 9; 20, and • July 19, at tea,, London. Attornies,'Alestrs. .-.Swain and Co. Old Jewry.; 'William Bond, Ginnie-lane-Castle, .Sonthtvark, -victualler,. dent 13, 20, and July 18, 'at twelve, at Guildhall, London. • Atturney,•Mr. Jucles, Leivideri , -place, Surrey.' Thomas Rumsey, King-street, Sontlyark;brooin-maker, June 13, . and July 19, at one, at. Guildhall, London. At trirfnqn Mr.. T. J. Mowbray, lianicsitie,7Southwark. J.nucs 1 hompson Hertford, boot .uttl_shee-Maker, June 13, • :et one, 20, at eleven, and July 18, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Atternivi, Messrs. 'Pernpier and Glynes, Burr , street,-East Smithfield. '• •- Harrop, Lees; Lancashire, cotton.-spinner, June 22, 23, • tied July 18, at one, a.t the Mosley. Arms Inn, Manchester, • 4At•ternies," M. Buckle:, Manchester; and Messrs. Milne Nlnd Parry, Temple, London. .Iferiry Hewitt, Sheffield, Yorkshire silver-refiner, June 16, 19, and Jaly 18, at twelve at the Tonthlte Inn, Sheffield. ;* Attornies, -Mr. Bigg, Southampton-buildings, Chancery lane, London ;• and Alr.•Rodgers, Sheffield. ` Isaac Hurst, Pothea, Southampton, hater and grocer, June 23, at twave s .2.l, at ten, anti July 18, at one, at the Royal Oak Inn, i'ortsea. Attornies, Mr.W. Alessunt, St. James s street, Portsea ; and Ales..srs.Tarrant, Clarke, and Richards, • . Chancery-lane. • John Plaistead, Bath, butcher, June 18, -1:1, and July IE, at eleven, at the • Full Moon Ina, -Old Bridge, Bath. At tornies, Messrs. Highmoor and Young ' Bush-lane, Cannon street, London ; and Mr. 4: - Wingate,Balh. John Denereux; Birmingnann• tailor and.draper, June 19, at fire, 2O; at eleven; at Ivelseyßank, Staffordsji;re, and July 18, at eleven; at.the.Star Inn, Stafford.- AtternieS, Mr. E. Biddle, Vi"olverhanipten ; and Mr. S. 11. Phillips, Norfolk street, Strand. Thomas Willsnn, Pall-Mall auctioneer and broker, June 9, 23, and July 18, at.ten ' at Guildhall, London. • Attorney, Mr. Wood, R -b ichmonduildings, Soho. - John Shipston , upon-Stower, Worcestershire, currier, June-29, 30, and July 18, at eleven, at , the 'George Inn, • Shipston-upou,Stower. Attorney, Mr. J. S. Findon, ston-npon-Stower. James Clegg,,Aslitbri-under-line, Lancashire, machine-maker, June 22, 23, 'and Jely.lB, at: eleven, at. the 'LlOg Tavern,- Manchester. - Attoinies, Mr, .Dicas, St. James's-square, Manchester; . and Messrs. Longdill and Beekitt; Gray's , inn, London. • Samuel Burrow's, Swansea, Glamorganshire, June 22, 23, and JUly - 18, at one, at the commercial ..tel.- Attornies, Alessr,:. Tarrant and. .Co..Chaneery-lane; London; and Mr. Clissohi, BriStol.• • Samuel . Upcoit, Tstteu ham-court-rend; saddler, - June •16, 23, • and 18, at eleven, at Guildhall,. London.. Attorney, Mr. Hunt, s . urrey-street, Strand: • Robeit Aekrill, i L, Worcester, shon••lteeper, Tune 22, 23, and. July 18, at t. 41, at Diglls-11 . 6U5e,• St: Peter the Great,..' WorceAten. Attorney; Mr. Wall, Worcester.. Robert. Petehell, Kingston..upon-fiull, woollen-draper, June 1 . 2, 16, and July 18, at eleven, at the George Inn, ti,ingstnii upon-HUll. i! . ..ttornie4 Messrs. Sykes and Knowles, ,New-' juin:London; and Messrs. Martin. and Seholtii.eld; Thomas Pinks, Aston, WarWickshire, bra:,4-fo‘inder, June 22, 28, and :Tilly 18, at tweli;e, at the Stork. Tavern, in the Square, Birmingham. Attornies, Mr. Mole., Birthing •,lol4l,kl- and Nr2Nicholls„Gray!s-inn, Lcndon. A veSsetfrom St. Domingo has brought a copy of a Proclamation, issued by Christophe, upon his setting out at the head of his army to at,tacli"Port au-Prince.' The subjoined extracts show, that the Black Emperor is a pretty apt imitator of the oratory and policy,inf his brother Napoleon " I have now risen from • my lethargy—My slumber was similar to that of the Lion ; I ant re solved to march against Port:au-Crimes, (Port-au- Prince) and reduce those rebels to subjeeti on .— , I have tool long restrained the 'ardour of my 'brave soldiers ; but, in so doing, 'did I not afford ample, time to those rebels to' see into their errors ? I should stand culpable to my people," to my army, 'and to myself, were I Jonger to delay in reducing to obedience those diStricts yet disgraced by the spirit of rebellion. " General 'officers, subalterns, and soldiers 1. brave and intrepid conquerors, wherever your foes have shewn thymselves, interior or exterior,you_. who have so often beheld, at your approach, the flight of those hostile bands blinded liythe spirit Of rebeilion;:-lou are still the men whom I have led to victory=yeir •sliall again spew yourselves. worthy of its favours'? This is the moment tp con quer an internal peace, and thereby fulfilla p ar t Of yourglorious toils ! - There will then remain but one great family, whOse 'only duty will be to stand ready to . repulse any fOe WhO should make an at tempt upon its existence . . 'there cannot exist any, balanding p6wer in flayti. The same protective laws must perVade the whole territory." • Halifax. papers_of the 12th of .tVpril state, that troops are raising in Canada ; some during plea sure, and others for three years : to the former 70 dollars bounty are given, and to thelatter 25, besides 200 acres of land, one year's provision, andlarming utensils. It is -skid, that several sus nielous characters had been recently banished from that territory.. '• - . : 1 174e latest. intell;genee .fr'om New York Men tions the warlike, preparations ,which are going forward. A large train of field and battering ar tillerv,had arrived there from , Washington,, arni workmen:were employed to equip them with har ness, 4c..; large depots of provisions were mak ing and shipping for Albany and other stations on llndson; as if to prepare for an army destined against Canada. The Governor had actually or dered:.a detachnent.of 1100 to march to the posts immediately on the Canada lines, and 13,000 more. were ordered to be drafted from the Militia With Out delay. - 'The_New York Papers, of the 9th ult, contain a dispatch from Don Domingo Monte Verde, commanding the troops in Coro, to Don Campo Ve.rde, the Governor of that province. After al ' tiding to his success-against')ruxillo, and staring that the city of Barquisimeto had by - the late earthquake beeddestroyed, be adds, that the. kur viving inhabitants of that city, as well as those pf Jonyo. Quibor, and near.twentY villages, impress ed with a belief that the calamity was a:Visitation from Providence.to punish them for their rebellion, bad sent to renew their allegiance co Ferdinand VII. and to solioit his protection. The Spanish Commander, who appears 'no way concerned at the sufferings of the people, nor manifests any in tention to relieve their wants, goes on, to' state, that he entertains not the smallest doubt that with, a reinforcement of 800 or 1000 . men, which he earnestly solicits, he shall be •able,- during the pre valence oL the panic, to conquer the whole pro vince of Venezuela, and destroy the Republican government which had been established. It appears by authentic accounts, thatthelol lowing cities and towns had suffered by the earth quake, which destroyed Caraccas and La Guira Cumana, New Barcelona, Valencia and Maigueta, nearly destroyed ; Barquisimeto, Santa Rosa, and Caudare, totally destroyed; St. Charles and ,Ca ramaocte very much injured; Arilaqua sunk; and the inland town of St. Phil'p, with a,population of 1200 souls, entirely swallowed up. Capt. JOHtisToNE is appointed Resident Com missioner of the Nrvy, at Madras. A vessel arrived on Saturday in the River,wh!..ch left Rio Janeiro on the Bth of April. Advices have reached that place from the river Plate to the 14th of March. The blockade of Buenos Ayres had been resumed by a squadron from Monte- Video. The property of the European Spaniard! and Portuguese still remained limier sequestration at Buenos Ayres, but had not,been confiscated: British property continued to be respected ; and, upon the whole, the Junta exhibited a greater de grde of moderation than the previous accounts gave reason to expect. Since the assemblage of the French troops in the North, sqaudrons have been selectedfroth the cavalry regiments, and, taught the exercise of the lance, in order, it is supposed, that they may, with more confidence, meet and repel the attacks of the Cossacks. A lath order of Prince Po NIATOW sKy authorises the raising of additional squadrons . of Polish lancers. It is said, that the situation of Servia creates much interest in the Austrian capital; whence it is inferred, that the first movements of the Austrian army now" assembling will be to occupy that . distracted : eountrty-. A Sussex paper sass, '" there is 'a prOspect of an abundant harvest in count} , : the meadow Inds promise to yield -- an immense crop Of hay, and corn fields never had a more promising appearance at so early.a period of the season.-- Of fruit there is likely:4o be a profusion." A boy of 14, named John Wright was last week killed kit Great Gonerby, Lincolnshire, in conse quence of his frock getting entangled in . the tum bling shaft of a threshing - machine. The Jury, at the - recommendation of the, Coroner s in conse 7 - quenee of the frequent occurrence of these acci dents, and the. trifling • expellee necessary to pre vent them,-laid a fine of twenty - pounds, on the owners of the machine and hopes, in the nature of a deodand. BANKRUPTS. DIVIDENDS. June 27, T. Bradnoelt, of Walsall, Staffordshire, sadler's iron monger, at 11, at the Stork Tavern, Birmingham. June 29. W. Medwlf, Banks-Mill, near Durham, ilxiller r at 12, at John Zskett's, North Bailey, near Durham. June 29. 'G. Chatfield, and C. Earle,Westbourne, Sussex, fell- ' mongers, at. IC, at the Red Lion, Fareham, Southampton. - June 30. J. Craig and J. Davies, Ba.singhall-street, merchants, at 10, at Guildhall. June 27. Richard Peer, Crieklade, Wilts, dealer in cattle, at 12, at Guildhall. June 27. W. Till, White Lion-street, Fentonville, NiddicseX, merchant, at 11, at Guildhall. June 27. J. Rogeri, Strand, merchant, at 11, at Guildhall; • June 27. T. Cotton, late of Threadneedle-street, now of the Grove# Hackney, insurance-broker, at 11, at Guildhall. June 27. G. Smets, South Molton-street, Oxford-road, mer chant, at 11, Guildhall. 'June 20. J. Shoel, Houndsditch, warehouseman, at 10, at June 20. J. Humble, Felling, Durham, merchant, at 10, at Guildhall. June 27. J. Thornton, Golden-square, feather-merchant, at lt, at Guildhall. June 27. D. Trott,Old 'Change,ealiec-printer, at 12, Guildhall. JuLy 4. T. ltutherfoord, Scots-yard, Bush-lane, broker, at 12, at Guildhall. July 14. J. Harritz, Narrow-street, Limehouse, merchant, at 10, at Cu r 1 June 27. 11.. Foulkes, Milmot-street,Brunswick-square, at 1, at Guildhall. June 27. R. Matthews, King's-arms-buildings, Wood-street, Blackwell-hall-factor, at 11, at Guildhall: June' .0. W. F. Scott, L. Nicholson, and G. Smith, Leeds, bankers, at 10, at their Banking-house, Leeds.• June 29. j. Risdon, Huddersfield, toy-maker, at n, at the Swan Inn, Bradford. June 30. R. Themson, Leek, Staffordshire, shopkeeper, at 11, ' at.the Dog and Doublet Inn, Sandon. July 4. H. Norman, St.Neots, Huntingdonshire, corn-dealer, at 11, at the the (7eorge Inn,lluntingdon. • Juno' 30..1. E. Grob, late of College-hill, sugar-refiner, at 11, at Guildhall. July 11. T. Andrews, Basing-hall-street, Blackwell-hall-far tor, at 1, at Guildhall. . June 27. A. Cederberg, late of Worship-street, engine and tool-maker, at 11, at Guildhall. June 30. J. Bailey, Cnatham, rope-maker, at 10, at Guild hall. June 27. T. Compere, St. Albans, Hertfordshire, grocer, at 11, at Guildhall. June 27. J. H. Schneder, Bow-lane, merchant, at 11, at Guildhall. June 27. 'l'. Harrington, crown-street, Soho, trunk-maker, at 11, at. Guildhall. June 27. V. King, Winslow, Backinghamslfire, innholder,.at 11, at Guildhall. June 27. J.-Scantlehury, Hythe, tailor, at 10, at Gnildhall. June 27. J. Price, Rathbone.place, tailor, at 12, at Guildhall. July 4. J. Ascough, Leeds, woolstapler, at 11, at the Bull and Mouth Inn, Leeds. Jnly 4. G. Ascough, Gerveaux, Torkshire,•woolstapler, at 11, at the Bull and Mouth Inn, Leeds.. June 2s, J. Taylor, Shilhottle Northumberland, dealer, at 12, at the Turk's Head Inn, !Newcastle-upon-Tyne. July 4. D. Skinner, Newington-causeway, cabinet-maker, at 1; at Guildhall. Jnly 7. T. Mercer, Billingh.urst, Sussex, brewer, at 12, at Guildhall. July 11, R. H. F. Williams, Liverpool, merchant, at 1, at July 11: M. Wilson, Liverpool, merchant, at 1, at Guildhall. July 14. T. Manson, sen. and T. Manson, jun. Token-house' s . yard, merchants, at Ib, at Guildhall. CERTIPICATES.--JuNE 28. W. Dickie Little St. Thomas Apostle, merchant. W. Mitchell, Judd-street, St. P-ancras, builder. . J. Hockley, Long-acre, liquor-merchant. D. jones, Neath, Glamorganshire, linen-draper. W. Steel, Liverpool, glass-seller. E. Godwin, sen. Portsmouth, butcher. .1. Kent, Liekhington, Wiltshire, farmer. M. C. Mortellari, Charles-street, Grosvenor-sq. music dea7.er. W. Oliver and G. 11. Townsend, Howford-buildings, Fen church-street, coal-merchants. J. J. Waring, Alton, Souttiampton„ woolstapler. W. Whitehead, Laceby, Lincolinshire, grocer. J. Freer, Camberwell, lime4merchant. H. -1-ligginson, Finsbury-square, merchant, B. Pieny, Hornsey,row, Islington, stoels-broker. D. Mahomed, Georg&street, Portwan-square, tavern-keeper. G. Kemp, Great Ptilteney-street, Golden-square, Whet, T. Dodgson, Cheapside, warelmug_expan. J. Barr, Gloneester, hatter and hosier. T. Hill and 11. Wood, Queenhithe, oil and colourmen. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. T. Cooper and T. Waterlow, Elder-street, Norton Falgate, silk-manufacturers. , J. Williams and J. P. Stint, Drury-lane, oilmen. J. Buttress and 'J. J. Buttress, Wood-street, Spital-fieldS, Riik- CAMBRInCiaI'; TUNE s.—The following. Nob] Wen and,Gentlemen were admitted on Tuesday last Finorc Masters of Arts : Earl of Dumfries (gnindson of the Mary of Bute), Christ-College ; Lord StratLavea (eldest sea of t Earl of Aboyne), St. John's• CGlieg , l ; Lord Viz-,er:ant Trinity College ; Hou. R. Melville, Trinity College; Tin W. Mackenzie, "l e rinity Collep ; J. A. Stewa t, EN. Trini o Colic e; C.llrodrick, Esq. St. ..klues College,--Masters Arts : It. B. Clough, of St. Joho's College Jos. Cuthr.ll, S`. John's College.—Bachelor of Arts W. Manley,. Fellow King's College. Foon•.---risn.----It is thought by many, th there is . a deficiency °flood in this island; tion wilich. the high prices in a great. degree tify or excnic. Many also think the fish, fres and salted, is a whohnome and nutritious diet I( all classes. • If bofh th6ie notions he well founded, the sq cond is a great palliative, if not an adequate r 4 medy, for the first of them.: There is fish , enotig in the sea, and the sea encircles these islands i 7 what impedes - the. catching of them, and the, speedy and liberal circulation through the colP try? This deserves some consi4eration,4—and it rt . quires not a little. The. occupation of fishing well suited to peninsular and maritime habits has some difficulties of element, some uncovtaintie in its prosecution,—it partakes somewhat pf venture and chance. , To promote the catching of Ash, a sure ; and:rea dymarket must be secured. In this Metropolitan district, with so great an' dense a population in a circumference of titirt; miles, almost every possible impediment to till .trade and sale, of fish is established by law, c" 5 : torn, prescription, privilege, or monopoly. Fioil Gravesend to Windsor, one small and inconveni' 'pit spot only is permitted for the market and sal! of fish. The day, though beginning early, is 0 1 long enough to go to market and to return to din' :Tier. Woolwich and.B/ackwAll, Chelsew. and Bat" tersia, must attend at Bilingsgate. On Saturday, in the. Court of Chancery, ( 17 V 4. ters v. Taylor), Mr. H ART move d, t h a f it be rc' t ferred to the Master to inquire what sum, out oW'', the profits of the Opera H ouse s h ou ld b e a llo •for continuing the necessary insurance of the ho'use, scenery, &c. according to the stipulatio n* of- the trust-deed and d ee d of partnership, tts there was now a large sum, applicable to ins.'s` ance, in the hands of the bankers, which th f(' as well as the tru s t ees , were d es i rous t o aPP`i i e under the sanction of the Court, according to tki provisions of the dea The Loan CuAiccaL l l, asked whether this. application was f u lly warrall e ed by the deed, 'as. otherwise, by granting it, , might only kindle a fresh fire in the Theatl'el,it which the Master might chance to he et - Insuill'; • The-Pefendants acquiescing, it w as re ferred to Master to ascertain the amount of the insura r '; l „. money, and cause the same . to be applied acc (ir ing to- the deed. l‘fr• On Saturday, in tlie.Court-ofKino•'s Bench,. L. ; Brougham applied for a rule to show cause 1• 1 1'2 Mandamus should not be directed to . the Jus uc t , of the county of - CUMberland; callin i i thelo.. c id 4 , , limit and_ fix the'rate of wages ta I pa t o e operative weavers teat county.sth plicatiouhe made under the.provisions of tee 6, of c. 4, and of the ht . JaiA" c i -e • oil the behalf of three operative weavers, w''' t e o s b ' petition to the Magistrates, complaining r oe inadequate rate of wages, compa•ed with dief. e of provisions, andOtTering to produce evid'. 3 , l- 10 .0 the fact; was rejected: The Learned licit contended, that the Judges had authority t-,° the rate of wag e s, an d th a t, w h en 'regollrLY,. o 4- plied to, they must act. Lerd Elleuborougb ed the rule. t ed . "On Tuesday, a number of Antiquarians 9-t b oot ed the opening of several barrows, 'Situated go. a mile to the ea s tward of th e v ill age of A s dean. A number of urns were found, ennt a %•eti bones, supposed to be those of Roman s al : g ;' who had fallen in b a ttl e a b out 2000 'years -" but no coins were discovered. • Monday, a th rea t en i ng l etter signed "•o'• jpei' 7as , received by 112 r. Henry Wood, hosier, b e c o tester, acquainting him that " orders" bad otO issued for his being shot on or before the ,„f , instant, and begging him t o se ttl e hi s Nvorlc2.. the fairs. A reward o f 4001. h as b een offered '1"1 , discovery of the author. , t i r elf The town of t Sistow, in Austria,. 1- NYas e n ,", - ,i v t• destro-ed by fire in April last. About sistY •) it bitants,in attempting to sav e th e i r go ods, P er ed in the flames. ~, 1 4 telt , .Sozyz , :trrt, the celebrated, t rave ll e r, dii- - in France. _ ' --, PREFERMENTS. d The Rev. Benedict Chapwan, F e ll ow o f Goncilie a,P‘bst. - College, was on Monday last 'appointed President e' ciety. Rev. George Wilkins, of Hadleigh.' 5 1% 4" 'Domestic . Chaplain to the Right'Hon. the -Fiirl o .'„-"„Tcy''' The Duke of Cambridge has ‘4pointed the Per-Ww";;:Chor bic, B.A, to be.one of his Royal - Highness's I.)°S°",laias:, ~~ BIRTHS. 0 1(11°f On Sunday the alstult. a t Flinton, Haaats,:tb B ere Rev. Robert Lo‘c=th, of a'Daught . er. On Tuesday la.4t, at her father's house in lion. Mrs. Barnord, of a Son., flia4irecti . . . :.- • MARKIED. : SOL: 4 tri Pr fF Tuesday the 24! inst. at Liye-p )01, Sy the R e v .:, eJ' e El Richard Dawson, jun. t o :tray daughter' of the late Perkin; Es Saturday :4 I\ st, Ir. I:Jward Jourdan., of Cbe ste ' I.andth, to. l'il)sa Zeraflt, ,tou-placc,t f:4'" The sani . e• day, Mr. 4:1:1::!.5 t " t . gate-street, to of "S'ileerness, • - - Viils°° 10 . On the 2d in s t. a t his house ou D StamLrd-hilly •- e heck„in the k)t.h year of his age. Pli . On the Gth in t. in Wimpule-street, the —l4-C. pi • : Wroughtoo, ~: Woolley PaPark;Der:is. so le -The same morning, at- Hend on , Mrs. 1.1.11'.' tter -Henry John.l.Tr.notte,, Esq.. ' _.......--"-/, . .. . .. PLLICE,OF iSTOCKS ON SATI.7IO)O' ~ Bank Stock, tnclia Bonds, 1,- I":' 1 ' lO. j, Navy 5 per Cent. s'lnt Old Ann. -id " 4 per Cent. 7r, l f i ti • " 3 per Cent.. Itco. :5119 • 4. L i t ) :l7l . : C 1.,. ° , 1 %- t r ' il t.; l. ° l n s . 15 11 -1;lis k I D1 1 :1 : 1; : te C yli c i i 1 : 13 : 44 1 ;4 3 :3- f ril o sii l- e : ld.1(-41i:;::: ( ' 0 3ll'l4$' ,./ '. e India Stock, Cons. for OpeiliPP. "