The Sun. — London, England, 1816-04-29 00:00:00

~- - Y Dip'Clf EIIECEIIVED tint 2*lolltONG.] 13aut5zt.s, ‘22.—The puke of ' Welting: 'ton, before he kit Cantbray, `g Ave all the neces sary directions foi . the titne of his absence. It is • sa:d that the grand seview tchich was announced is u t off tilt tite ,Sonte of tht troops of the right.tvitigtre to chailge thtir cint*oitnients ; 7 thni the Saxon troops, tt.!bieh we're cantemed about: .tiller and Arrasy are to remove father inro Pi= , and to be .replaced by English + traops.— Severifl regiments of .cavalry are *lib tti, l , :.—ebtutge their cantonments. These movements are solely for the pufpost of e'ltrelieving attone . CantOnl, whiib are eibitisted by tbe,long stay of the troop's. ''ft .scents , that all kinds of methods are still practised to introduce prohibited Journals .into Frarrce,'-for the Fiend) Minister of the Police, M. Decazes, has again written to' the Pretecti of the frontier Departments, to be vigilant in ptevent ing their introduction " Now,". says the Minister, " that• public tranquillity begins to. revive, care must be taken that it be not again disturbed by tht dark-maehi hations of party,..which desires again to . plunge Prance into an abyss of misfortune:"- •: = HAM BUROU and FLANDERS • MAILS: • . LBECEZVELI LAST WIG-ITI ritAVit*Oirr, AralL 20.—The Convention be ttveri Bavaria and Austria was actually signed on the ,Isth, and Bavarin will take possession of the couutiies attached to it on the in May, as we have stated. VIRNIZA, AtRIL .14.—ilrivie days ago there ar rived here, with a military escort, seventeen wag gnus lOaded with money, corning front France by way of Leipsic and Bohemia.. A few days before, there arrived a million of francs in. money, Vkat.•l44,Arart.ls..—Tbeir Imperial Highnesses auhn anti LCAViS arrived here last night from their visit Ed England. DI.IS.Sitt-bORF, APRIL 14.---Marshal &JOU, who: Las received permission :from PEUSSitt to retintin lives very retired, and inhabits; with' his fa. hired apartments (seven roonis) and keeps carrii4ge. lIASIBUAGH, APRIL 23.--;Exchange, London, a• FRENdII•PAPEItS. [ASC.:EMU) LAST NIGIIT.) PARIS, Arpti. 244—They write front Prankfort, the -date of OM 20th of April, " The fate 1111yenee will be decided i►► a few days. We believe that the city will remain a forti•aa of the (.aerinattie confederation, as it had.been provi clonally agreed upon, an that Prussia renounces those pretensions which she had set up Rs prkitee- . • tress-Of Gan - laity on the borders of the Rhine. It , is, stated as certain, that the cuslitry betwtlcti . QtreiCh dial Lauter will form a part of the Duchy: dt flatten, unthhat the fortress of Silt to tint 6hare of die Gritodlloche3s of. klesse -'l4giustaitt.", The Spanish General 111tta ht ,lbee . ct arrested, it • .."I,:arii.; where he'arriyed three days since. 'l'he report i • not true that ,there wilt a iltet latOrlitre,4oll4.llfinfifloiilPitisstelrt) Cowman-. `tlant of , M c:zierei , and ~ia.,.l.ilAtwel),Q,tiicer. • I3y an otliCiuLat:thinuanc . ,Punkitit is declared • v . 4 it free port: •. •.• , • 111,L - PItOPERTY TAX. r.k. • 1 , 11 . Auctssunct,'Nritti,'o.—A German writer makes al th e , fbnowing remarlts on the 0 c•of the English Parliament 14ainst the Income Wax .The obstinacy of the 'Ministry in having. recourse to 'taxes rather than to loans, even at the risk of losing their popularity, as well as the defeat they b ilve * monied, may help to solve 901110 of. the ghat (Locations which haveimployed the minds of politicians for these last 20 years, namely-4st, Were those right who affirmed that gogia m i s system or to q ... be put an cod to by a-ge neral peace, because loans were La.t ringgible, tfx• cept by the comtnercial monopoly which 'vont(' only be maintained by cootinued war ? 2d, Were those right who affirmed, that England must for this reason prefer war to peace ? 311,• Were those right who said, c No loans; no paper- currency ! rather high taxes' ? The Ministers, it •is del dent, wished to return to thee' latter system, .as t ha: most correct in tLeoey' . • 4 InftuiThe next year will the'vt! EnglAnil i 4f#trtetison to congratulate itself on, the triumph '" 414431 the Opposition."' ..a -A Mr. Eon Evan, many years_ ago, invented'a mathine to go by six horses, Which plows up front the bed of a river or harbour three thousand cable feet of gravel or , muiriwan hour. it was USed with saterss in Holland: A mOdel was matte in - liuglatid„ ands friend proposed to have it Avoiked hy a steant-engine with the power of six horses, and to put the inn& or gravel in boxes, which might be hoisted out and putt in a lighter; then' • sent on•shore to. a wharf, where another 'swan steam-engine would, clear the lighter, and'by a rail-way carry the boxes two kindred yard in the country and there empty them, and afterwards re place -the empty boxes in the lighter.' If Mr. „Ecita.ata is still living, it might prove beneficial' to :crone forward and otter his modeli This machine wotiiiiihe useful at Pivinmith, PortsniOuth, and clistriftw,At k ,the river Thames, and in the Several im-boors, of the ClLlA : chi:pis., • 4 . 11 e pi:opCrty.let t 14-the care De. PATRI DIM (!) !he Deplivi: VV. C. Saui . u, is, it i 4 not tuuc.L short of 50,0001, ?ont ilr,elANDON',ClO,l".'r • , April ?7,F181 [This Gazette notifies; 'that the Prittecilogiiif has 'permitted the folb)wiNft: to accept the Itisignia of the Portuguese Order of the Tnwer, and Stroro; Litut,Geueral As Knight filt**nd . taros!', and Sir Cain Campbell, Lord Somerset, Sit*. M'Grcgor, iCt.b., Colonel G. A Madden,. tient.Colonels John ilupha4, Sir Visages Tiurgl4 Sir E. K. Sir Maxwell . Graftt, and Alexander Tullah.—He has also perinatedPtaln n. Sbeartuain„ of the 13th regiment, to :accept- the Piedracottte Order of St. Maurice and St. I. 4 azard • , . If' r-rifflce, April 27, 'stn. • 4th Eegintertt:of Dragoon Guards, Willimmat George. Cherry, Gent. to heCornet, by purchase, rice 'rratl'orml,•prtitimuted. 6th ftegimeot of Dragoons,AssiSturit-Siii:grou coplatta firat ta m n;'' fro thet6lst Foot; t 6 her Assistant-Surgeon, vice l'sPGrath who ej:changes. • 9th' 'Regiment of Light Dragoons, Wlontagn Hartey Giant, Gent to he Cornet, without porthole, vie* whole ap. ,rointment has not taken Placei - • lath Ditto,.Lieute:tillut James Mill to be,Ciptain.of a Troop, by ptirchase, vice Goulburn, promoted in the 104th Foot. 18th Ditto, Thonris Hunter, Gt.nt. to he Cornet, by pnrchsite, :vice Stopford, appointed to the Ist Life Guards. 10th Ditto • obert 1/Invites, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Wall R mer, promoted in the 14th Light 1/lagoons. 20th Ditto, Captain Charles Knatchhull, front the 22mi Light Dragoons, to ho Caotainipf a Troop, vice Foljamobe, pro rooted iu the sth Peot. 2.2t1 Ditto, Lieut. It. J. Smith to he Captain of a Troop, by pore/role, vice Ictatelsbull, appointed to the 20th Light Dragootia. To Lieutenants, Cornet John Roger., without purchase, rice Moore.,whir resigns; Cornet Francis Bloods:II, by tobrelmase, vice Smith. - 25th Ditto, William Rodney Chambers, Gent. to be Comet, • Withotit purchase, vice M'Omieerm, promoted. Stall' Corps of Covalry, Lieut. FAL:to-Gibson, from half-pay of .tire, Ist Light Infantry Battalion of the' King's German L.'gion, to lie Comatet. ist: or Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards, Misled andlneu tenant 'Jame* -Butler to be Lieutenant and Captain, With out purchase, vice ITiteount Bury, who resigns. William • Greenwood, ,Gent: to be gusign and.,,Lientenant, vice Pulite. • • • 3d,' Regiment of -Fti, t Guardi, Captarn Berkeley Drurisinotul to be ;Adjutant, vice S h ades , who tesigns the Adjutancy only, . . . 6th 14.0:tient of Pont, Lieht. George' Bailey, friini IntiPpay •!. of to be Lieutenant, - vice Clarkson, who .exeliunger.. •. • ith Loftus AutlionY tAitre, Gent. to he Lieutenant, by Purcho'se, rite Trrveneni who venires. Bth Ditto, Captain Ldward F. Davis, from the New Bruns wick Ffneibtes, to be Capiain of a Company, rice Connor, who exchange's. tOth Ditto, tient. R. B. Doke to he Captain of a Company, Without purchase, vice Robertson, whose promotion has . n e r taken place Ensign tienry F. I lawker to be. Adjutaut, with' the rank of Lieutenant, vice Duke. 90th •Pitta, Gent. to be ErfiliVi, by purchase. • vice Prosser, appointed to the-nd llttgoomm Guards. 60th Ditio--to he Lieutenants, Lieut. lt:eancis M. Scott,4rona half-pay of the 48th Foot, vice ; De Kroger, who exchanges, recetring• the difference. Lient.' Thomas' Glend e nning, front' the Royal Waggon Train, vice James:Grant„ whose appointment has out taken place. 91st Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon JUsepli . Magrath, from the 6th Dragoons, to be Assistant-Surgeon, 'Vice Grattan, who exchanges. • 613 d Ditto, Hughes, Gent, tO he Ensign, by porebase, vice Couingliam, promoted. . . • 65th Ditto,' Lieutemsnt Rodirirli Maclean tube' Captain of a' company,. vice Hutton, deceased:" Ensign time Hen. Charles Tumour to be Lietnewant, without pureha .e, vice, 11•PLean. Seeleant A.. 1. from time 17th Light Ora ' goons, to be Ensign, without purebnie, vli e Turnour. 66th Ditto, Ensign Charles Mitelmelt•tolse Lielitetrint, with out purchase, vice Morrii, .pronioted, • Elmsign Charles Rainstorth, front half-pay of the 1.11.1 m Foot, 'to he Ensign, vice Mitchell. 72.1 Ditto,' lieutosant Henry Jervisi-from Imalfo.er of% the Regiment, to he Liemamant, vice Km,' r, Mom exobao/1. -3 . H. Snead; Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, 'mice Elmo, e, promoted., 71341 Ditto, Lientempint Edward Murray, from-the bidflimry of thelnlm Foot, to he Limns:omit, vice Watson, who ex- • changes: 79th Ditto, Lieutenaut Martin %Mead, fm Itkir.pay of the 27th Feat, to be Lieutenant,. vice A. Itobertsomm. who tx • changes. 8811. Ditto;lientenont Edseard Dodder., frothlmalf-pay of the 5,7 th Co o t, to h e Lieut e na n t, v i ce P ort - ref , m Imo a. 96ih Ditto, 'Mark Spent, Geist. to be Ensign, by pinchase, viceValker.' 01'01141i 0), 9 Ist:Ditte, Lim:int:moot. John VLeaey, 'frookimalf-pay of the , Iteginitomt; to be Lieutettont, eke" Rosseil, Who' exeliastges. R2d.l)ititi, Lieutenant Helfand !,,Pollei;'froinrislf-pay of the '2lst Plit)t be Lit'llterilitt, vice (4i-oat. win; exehatiges. 931/Ditto, Captain Sotto-Halal, from imalOpoy ilf the sh Toot, to ire Colitis : 4l'Am/ a Coropony; 'rite Mexander )•Douglas' i who exelmalligesi !Teri slog the mlitfrrelmo: 95th Ditto, Captain Richard Giliboits; from the . New„Brims- Femniibles; to be Carta imint a Company, vise" Camp-' hot; who retires upon-halt . ..pay of the New Broniwittk 'Fent: iblcs. 104th Oltte;* nest Llemitt;nant William Ganiltiell,' froth 'the Ride Brigade, to be Captain of a 'Company; by purchase, ~ . viesm'Arinstrone, whO retires. • 01 West India Regiment, Ensign Michael Brannan to he 'Liebtrnammt, without purchase. • Fieldtr, Gent. 'to be Ensign,-vice Bpronau." adDitto.—To be Lieutenants, withotit purchase, Ensign Julio Gunn Colling,-vice Anton, promniited in the 'Wm West India `Regiment. - Ensigo Rp oert ('rushy, vice Kirkby,Aeceitied. To be . Etisigns,•Jon-as Oxley, Gent. - vlee Collins. William M'lntoei Gent. dice Crosby. • ' • 4th" West India Regiment, Eimiigtrilolom :11mieteod te'be Lieu teisont,•wittiortt purchase, vieeMacleamm, promoted.' Wil liam. Butler Odell Moirektoti, Gent. to be Et/Xi - gir o ' vice INlitcleod.:: • Dittni .Ensign O'Hara trifle giiitteitmenti With. Xibut . part:base. Henry ‘Villiatti Graham, Gent. - to be n sign, vice O'Hara. Ditto.-..T0 be Livuteliants; without purehaser, Ensign George Powell, vice Glover, promoted. Ensign Adane Be verlimatit, vice Andrests, deceased. Emisigo .1. Johnson, vice' Welsh; promoted. Ensigo Richard Wickham, vice ` Douglas, promoted in the Bth \Vest India Regimeoti.: To be Eusigns, without purchase oho Ward, Gent. vice `'Ptore/1. t Reverhoudt. James kfiiV Careektion V vice Johns .mmi cis Stilur, Gent.' vice Wickham. Ist Ceyloo It i rgiment, to hey . without par- Second Lieutenant " vfet- Wit promoted' Second Lieutenant Rieleard•Pul linatomm to have the rattb. -Second Lieutenant , John Mains . waring, vice Diek,promotemi. To tmi Second Lieutenants, without purchase, Charles Moe ray, Gent. rice:Make/in, 11. Newlrolt, Gent, vice Main:- wai ing. Seemni. Lleotenant Charles Stotzer, front. half-pay Ceylon R 4011104, vice Crooke, who exchimmiges" ail Ditto, Wm:pribet, Gem. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Addi Sow, eleceased. i • Komi corps, Ensign Wjlliam c/illon to be Lieutenant, ,c4bosit port:haw, vice Do martsq, promoted jtt,thel4 Gar risim ' "- • Yerluttimasseursi Capt. Males Fisher,. froin trie hull-Tay of the Anti Regiment, to Ire Captain of a Company, vice Phil lips, who exchanges. , Ist Garrison Bottalibti; AtsiStant-Sisrieon Df i Coniichie Tom linson, from the 116 Light Drogoohs, •to•be Sinterio, vice Stafford, deceased. . • Ist Royal . Veteran Battalion, Serjeant Mars hail, from time 314' Fimot, to be Ensign; vies: ;Mess, prwilutt , d in the fitim /tore Veteran Battalion.: • ' John . Hall,,frum 11w Canadian Fentiblesi jar he Captain of a Company t vice O'Donnell, placed ou the Retired Li.st, Hmispital-Asmsmstaimt Abraham Fentim to be AsSistant-Smirgeon, vkc 3th Ditto, Hospital-Assistant Daniel hlagin to be Assist. aot-Surgeon, vice Jones, deceased, Hospital-Assistatit Frederick Fernou to lie itsistammt-Sttit eun, vice e 9, pro moved lathe Capc4Cgiitterit. tit h Pitto, Ilt ova, Major Thommuk•Matinces,_ from the 49th Foot, to be Captain of a Company,. vice Williamson, ap pointed 4),i : 11000th Foot. • - New ItionsolelC Fetmeibles, Captiiin Edward Centime,- from the Bth Foot, to hi /caption of a Comporip, rice jj av i" ). ,„ exchammg , s• York 'Light Infantry Volttuteers; "Wildey, Gent. to be Losin, by purchase, viceGardineromppointed to the 6th Dr e,goimmi cituo • 1111EVE'f.--Calitolit Charles Hamilton smith o f l i st: ibth ' , snot, to ire • Majair lei the 'A risty. • MEMORANntrm.—Ensigtrdoimit Fawcett, of the Crtoritr*l-.- alierlt0111.) 11': supersevied i os gated in Lire Gazette of lab k'e- . • '• • •I' • bra•ry 1316, is rtinsiateri in rank,-11111 appointment Mr. George Eberstein to be Encigtt 111 for (Nth oot, J 4 btleftd in tiro tiatette of 21st August 1s .4, bas trottikvil • 8.1.NX It rIC lES St:VI.: RSIiIRD. Icil , finra. Williams., 0) y rch -itt rect • I-I 'CI nil; Il:iithe 4 'reisi - Sii., iyilliain Laughaus ilutt.bkiu, Llitterworth, Leicestershire, grocer; Thomas liztOiell, Sitiiit, Heirii's, , Lenvishire t chrii-dealer. Wiiii•tm l'immcl;, Willitini Viuceili, anti Saiiiiia lilaundei, Newbury, Berksblre, book,elle'r4. itANnmiirrt. . William Parson, Attlehtirgh, Norfriik - , gi'ocei', to hirren May I, 10, olitri Jirrie 6, at. fottr, -rot the White Swan . Inn, Norwich. Attorney, NI r..loim Wyn,tondlions. James Spiers the younger, Birininglirini, hosier, May 10, 11, and June 8, at twelve, at the Ro'yal Hotel, f3frinbigliani. Attornies, essrs. Long and Austell, Holburn-enurt, Grity's Inn, or Mr, Palmer, Birmingham. , John Fidler, llosderi, Cheshire, cotton'-maiinfrietnrer ' May .1,11 13; and at two, at the Warren Blithely Arms, Stockport. Attortnes, Mr. Edge, Llorfolk-Stivety'Stranil, or Mr. Harrop, Stockport. Joseph St e ll a 'Manfredi, - Tlionias Luff, and-Henry Henihall, • Wheeler=street, NortotlJ'algate, snit-dyers, 'AprIL ea, May 7, and Julie 8 at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney , Mr. Moll• triou,' King's Arinslard, Coleman- st reet.- James Wehber; Sampford-Peverel, . Devonshire, -tanner, May 30, June I and 8, at ten, at the 'White Hirt Inn, Wiveliscombe, Sontersetshire.. Attortiies, Mr. B. Boucher, Wiveliscombe, or Messrs. Adlington add Gi egory, Bedford ! row. • . Thomas Green, Upper Areley, Staffordshire, farmer, May 20, at live, 21, at elet`•en, and June 8, at ten, at . the et - own Inn and 13,4te1, Bridgnorth. Attrivaies, Mr. Rich, Inner Temple-lane, or 11 r. Gregory Roberts, Thinfare, near titonrhridg,. Charles Rawle, Clifton, gloccestershier, hailder,.May 10, . 11, and Jane 8, at one, at the Talbot Tavern, Bristol.- Attoruies, Messrs. Price and Williams, Lincoln's Inn, or •••Mr. 0. •itielilttiol; Bristel. ' Richard Barton, Itickmansworth,, Hertfordshire, Itray'4, 11, n iitlintie 8, at • ttvelve, at Guildhall. Attor ney,-Mr!' 0.. nitchard, Bell-yard, Doctor's Cum:Amis. William Penn, Kidderminster, carpet-ntantilacturer, May 17, at five, is, and June s, at eleven, at the White •liatt, Hartlebury. :Wm riles ' - Mr. Julian Thomas Smith, Kidder minster, or Mr. John .Ilexatitler, Careyltwet. TtohertAit, Botolph.latie,'inealosan, •Apritu)." flay 7, and June 8, at eleten, at ' y Guildriali. Attorne ilr. Skertioud,, • - ( 7 antertinry-square; Sinithwarh, • Chatalnirlaitt Watling-streets hosiers. April 30,-May 4, and June 8, at one, at Guildhall. • Attornies", Itlessrs. Holt,and Farrell, Threadnetdle-street, Nathaniel Levier, Mabledon-place, Burton -crescent, ex ' Change-broker, Aptil mo, ilay 7, tind:Jtine 8, nt ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, ilr. Poole, Adam's-court, 0/4 Broad strtet. Jomislienry Itohins,l3ristol i . druggist; May )0, Il i And June 8, at'tivelve, at the 11114 i Tavern, Bristol. Alton; ttiesc . Messrs , :Lawherls, Taylor, and Deane, -Gray's - Imi square, or .Mr. Cooke, Bristol. Stephen Rawlinson,Harr , iy-road,Paddinatnit.coakncreomt, May 7, it, and June 9, at tluven, at Guildhall. AtturueY, Mr, Popliin, Deatt•street, Soho. James Piinces•street,(:oventry-street, linen dr,per, Mny 4,11, and June 8„, at twelve, at Atlornieri,' Messrs. Willis, Paiipwriie and Clarke, Warn ford-court, Throginortorpstreet- John Oliver Green, Bath, seine -merchant, April 30, May 11, and aline 8, at ten, at Guildhall. "Attorney.. Mr.Wou'dliotise, King's Bench iValk, Temple. . Jolin 13ewley, NeSygatequarket;lcilesuiart, April 30, 'May It, apd 'Jane 8, at,twevr, at Guildhall. Attofirey, Mr, Samuel Invilley, Iloiton-sqviAre. John l'oeivtlt; . Sidmontoft,, Sonthampt , farmers May- 10, at seven, 11, and Jnne b, itt elven, at the Pelican Inn, Speen- Attornies, - Messri‘. Aldridge. and Culley'Smit hi Lincoln's Inn, or Mr. Iltritiel, Netintry, . George Wel s h, Liverpool, Inerbliant; 'May 11, - I'4, and nine" 8, at eleven, at fix: George;Aint;" Liverpool. ' Attornles, Mr. Henry Deni am, Banh-buildings,„Liverpoul„ or, Messrs. Atkinson and Wilde, Cliancery , lnfie: • John Skis the younger," litiglithelni4Une, nine-nrischant, May 4: at seven, 6, Htlit 31111 e 8, at elti•en, at the New SI vow Ifotel. Tfrightlieluistone. ,Attornies. Mr. Geor g e Mutt, Gray's Inn-ph:et., and Neks , Striae , , higlitun. .lamer Peril., Puotr, I?urSl:tollll"i*Watek , Tllot.cr, A pfli May 7,. and June 8,,.t eleven, at tinildir.lll, Luttdoit. At torney, Croft, Clianeery-Lne. Willi , ittPttli't;Ater . tilld John Kerr, cro'w ll- cnlirtl l 7" . "lt.them t . nierenanti,'Veryl:•-18', lerid'4urie•s, Lii'elevirt,• at thitt,t hall. Attbrnie4, Me.crs. Greggon and Fonnerentr, aaJel v,Ugrt,'l'itrogiagirtonitrcet, Josiah' Hayes, ikliOdleSex, monster, May 4, 11, and Joute'tl at twelve, at'Cinildliall. Au : lanes; Mr.lC'oodsvard, • . _ liltitiviatti near, l'ixtithigr i or Mr. Watlnn, Cliil'imrs ton. gettjtunin Finchant the. elder, Wilt'vtio Fiochatu,,,:tod, lien poit F inchatu the you)10, Npying, lin:diets. Mny'4, 18 , anti June 8, ist our, at 'fintilethntl. Attornics, Messrs. ,Young and , lipghes, St. Mittirrd's-court, , l4uudon: ". • ' • iIiVIDENDS., .May 10. M. Cowell and T. Carter. Old , Pad, Midilcier,. It eweNs- 7 ,lnne 4. W. Herman HMI W:COCiteliO, Bliti , ll Im perial Hotel, Coyeilt , -garden s :NIA); J. Natlt master-inarinf's.-11: 1 y O. 'W. KIWI, son. and T. Ethel!. 13itinittgltrtiit, upholtkterer4-- , -May•2s. 'J. 41►arkc anti... Cults, l'ortlapd-itret,,enacinnnl;cri k —N l y 18, ig, H. O. [linters and It. Jami 4, New Landon-street, suit C. 1 - (nseli, • 141041 ; •airreliiints--4Nay IS. W. Sykes, rpper /t.nusell-street, lierponthey, Tanner---Nli t y 16. J.,l,Jarrlson,., Londun,..lner. elt;intlune 25, 'F. Yati , ,, ATileritlreet, tobaCcenist • Mae 25. J: Stanley,: Itoclwitr; :coal merchant-4 May 1! , iticntirth, Moutagne4placc, ItnAscll46rinave, werreltant....- ,June ”. it. Smith and G. LaWrCI.Ce, Gun-street, Spit4lfieltig, • • silre-weaveri--May IS. J. Itentlnn, Cateatnn-street, cuul ntercltaut--May Coinnit, Soot tinder tinderiter'; 18 - .W. and It. Railier,..Clleapiide,-waretions t e ncen May. IS. T. Gup .. iey, , Stantwpt-stre e t,. Clare-utact,,cpz m . crchint. CEIITIVTOATg.S-MAY'lk' R. Hodge, St. EMI, Coriturall,"‘liovlieetiei—` E." Stiiiitm, Finbury-phece, Middlesex, tailor—J. Benney, Charles-street, Squthwark, baker—S. Ring, Bristol, glass and china seller--. 1. Sheath, Ait , ni, Warwidtitiive, guntualicr— Vir. Nesbitt, North -street, city-road; 'l s tutbridge - -ware-inatiu keturer-4. and.P. Poyntbn, Brook-street, Halliard; hard wtiretnen—J. und Lush,tfigh G, Milne, Mitre-Court, Fetichurch-street, nierctia Wils9u, Linreliousr,' nierchaut—,G.' Richards, Strand, furrit4:-7, Peace, Aldthigatc-street, cumtnissiun-agent. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. R. Hair ala R. Poole,' Ki itg 'Ed wal - d-stroit,.Mile-end NeSs.-; town, ypast.-nierchante—E. Y. Hancock, T. DannerYi , and J Sawyer, ,Basing i lialt-street , Blackwell-Hall-factors—W. Rat cliffe and J. Rawson, Manchester, Noe° • i!utter--J., S., and v. W. Berger, Bow-lane, colour-manufacturers—R. Thorn ton,. J. S •Lanham, and J. 11. Croucher, Horiliam, Sussex, .coupnon-hre,wer9- 4 1. and ii, Peterson, W7ti.elitlel, merchants —a. Wright and T. Abbey; :ties' Slattini, Yorkshire, corn- Merchant,—W., A., fl., and M. Smith, Thirsk, Yorkshire., reuollerp.drapers---A. Maßnight anal a). ncirlichael.: Worcestershire, &apt:m-1. and 'l'. Auitritw, mom 11.!-C.4: Preston and Aberdeir, Bo r-st re. et , East field, braziers—W. Pope and It. Williams, Bristol, carriers— J.-Dixon and . M.:Carlisle:, North Shields, brunt!. balers.--. 1, Shakespear and Y. Weld), Coventry, silk-dyers—W. Truer and W. T. Cliappel,Tritro, Cornwall, merchants—N. I.;in 6 :e and J. Iteis, rues'-road, St..l.leorge's, East, sugar-refiner S. and .1. I,.. , sweetter,. Birmingham,. japarviets---4. Uearr and J. Stephen, Cheapside, warehousemen—R. Ifig.4inS and. B. Cont, Leeds, dyers-...W. I)ichatont and W. Sunp.oti, Nlan ehester; linen-drapers--F. Ellis and T...ra;rlor, Liverpool, coopers—W. Howard and J. Railfterd,'Coventry‘ winch.ra,,e ntaliers—W. P. Earp and .1. P. Itagnalt, Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, maimfacturers , —W. Wallace c rcir. , .l. Hunter, ja n andJ Brice,l.irerprttTlo;om m iss ion-agent B. Jones, and W.. Creswell,. St. dalitt-,tract, whalehotiv cutters W. lighties and J. IVatson, T4trithain-coui Ildtebinson and W.lktra.ll, Smittsfield bars, eilleesennagers. SvteAft —Average ° Pike- df Brown•: or. IVlAlsedvpido Sngstro coraput,ed fturn the Returns made in• the welt-ending the tt.itk day of Apra, I . slB, is 4951. lei. inT cwt. . . The . Maikaiel Fishery, i n Mount's Bay, has „ . been attended tyitil.. tt.acce,s,s, the prebeili cverk. Aboir . c 0'0,040 hill ll4veheen catighi, cud tiolfi at from 4253 ..L0 30 s. per /00. , An Thnrstlity a large shoal 'of purpoises , rande their appetiraitce,iti Hiutioaae ) attracted probahir lity,sonte•tjth, on ; which they .prer. 46everal *shots %vere fired at them, and a number of persota•as.A. scutbled to witness the novel. spectacle. A ti. Li :k 11 E T . i,‘;. a . 1: . 1.: PERS • :w% :fi • SEIZUItFA AI ,. WOIitAriOtt. frofteritikil frami - Sieurefay's,PO4%).: - No. 15,---I.rtier from tiattti idth February, to tbt §ecretary of the Ti 4tter, dated .2.3,1 Fe tirtlary, signe‘l W. Stitce, • Chief eauimissary, fieadlituetelti timbrity," orwtifeb' the followimg is ari extract " The niiitt.:ls aril 'articles taki,n (rooffhiAlustiiiir. *ere Conveyed by thePritsiiani tti !ststierniains, t t a di vision toolt place,. under theaothoritt of Vientpitattt-C,0 10 "; 4 Totretir, th e British C:oniiiiissionh, anti Lieutenant-Ow itultotin, of the Royal Artillerl, and the articles wcre take'; *chartenf by Alr. As - fistnitt on my accolott. These two latter wrie attervi(t& colptoyed in gr. rangingfited.paelang those al titles for.esabarhal too, iind I 114 thlnr no.codite j clioti in•the nialfiff. At the same tune the captured ordnance, ni ainueitiop, and stoTI , rrititid Paris, w e re • re mo v i n g t o St..).) e nis riir . view Chit the whole ;night be "Cellected and seta 'a boats down the Seine. td Rouen, to meet the vessels couani, from England. :Thee z operations. front various " r * tedious, and: uttfch time necessarily elapsed before the whole arrangement cotild* be accomplished. liaritfg the lapse 6t ; time rariods changes teek plate in the army, and nntubcri 01 . Officers were going, or its anticipation of proceeding to FAS! land ; and, I understood, weres desirous,„of availing thonselve; of the only upportunifyilt4YtheYwourd'hate Of tending their ittlrrittllniggage - by the ecgels4roirtg from Rotten. •I thcrer:. foie desired Mr:Assistant t:onsmissary Tibbs, at St. Gcratainso ttbd Assistant Cotnntisiary,.Curry, at S . l..ltenis,.Mli as I been usual at all placri of rtnlNkykation, to reeeive into tilt ;ruing dotititheSeitie sehittevei liaOtgetitigh7 be sent ha..tonging to th e Oilicprs and men of the Oidnatli. leoVPi; as . fliOntit•feii .rt,',ficers;; 'and' I apprehaut tl.4 contents of tlie paekages. wet-, nut known, it not t °Mae). to ekainitti them ; tint it had biien inviriablf I stood, that it any arsiele tiaide to duty were inelutle 4 ju t fr;, t : bagga,re, it w ou ld b e at the HA when! of the per so n to wl , "I'. patkligeS'beltstiOed; anti iu the in - eieut &se, i rk.itift4.9 . • • tinning to Air. that, if iu uilloading the vessels it • discovered - thlif any articles were of th'a send them to the CiistontAtousc till theiNere an.% if he hail uriliittleiltite•Veisel in question 1 :in iiiCtined tu Bete be wou'ol !Mire done so. I w as a y, , l i t r ti ta t tin iny 00 01 ' 4 . .. who Were i n P ar i s an d it: nvirons, had ticirportrailitlikT, awd that t was Probable they ~snigbt ,Aeiiii.tninwtd4o l3 ' l "' but upon stating the subject of the fionnurabte Uoard's.letV F. tb the ();liv'e's etCeuibriit,rite'Yliaee aelitiowliqbtei) ieheruilV theft many articles bare- been s,nt home by indikathrilt as Qtr! • • 'attita fFieridt and .: : ortn , et.i,ins: and it it tl e r Into' tionlo' apply to have then rettoredi oh the, ayment of • . t tics. • Nn . W.. Unimportant. • Nn. 17. Letter fro,o dated Cnctput-Ilurif 17th Mardi, cm:losing it letter. dated London,March U. JuhtlJenkins,th c N3a. s ter of therkuidnutts transiao, in "' II : lie Gates, tbaf iu .I,ooEiry last, bo vias his sset, the :14 st ....'snal4ea 4114 rtotictl, avcl wits tlitre applied td 11 ? ; the Ilritish Assistant C.'aiAittiissary of Ordnance, to hires: vesiel to tnineportmore, front thence to Woolwich ;• aftet i '' was titasioadrd by British artillerymen, uniltTi` • toe iperintetlitante r uvu, it, tier ;-that am the pAtekAges were nut only put on hr the A*;'innne:CotOlitissitiY; but Here Also tilled la to the ordnance bills of lading, binding Vat to deliver t.o aitt , . to 1: 4 *; luil , ltisr Writ. tong reve, Bart and duliti (Am ;t, Esq. (. . )0 ' nonce §tektiteerer at Wisotte,i'c Ideb Wit" , of I.itlitlX set the contt nti. bele e veryelid er ent ! , 1 witat thry .were. T.' , '' ,. .;istet says, 1d...111 - At lan l•i 1 : 0 " 4 th.it, the: e were cunt :;•d s L,„ ; ,, f lt l i„ reqnests th3t r tnay he ins',llntetl agains hint Pr hi • r letter is. We alid3vi4 , Pt tlo`' NLA;tor to a , : Trot 0 t'%lrons cunt: fined li t th e IW.er., wii ty . :1: O n realay-eretilltabout nine o'clnelt,•as CIAAPLIN, Ot Roc:nester, uccominw ei l by-a' , piing , lad:xi%ras driving home, in a single ore enaise), 'and' wal . bc;gitinitig to descend t%vo, ItYhipi £0 91011 - , our cif kVISIJIII 'tit the horse.s and missed it, , but ltettt by the horse's neck : in litiSA)tita.tion Mr. CiVP'' his Inirse - fOr thlin a I:updied yards, when, the thief;ltt. fait stie'Cit tied hi gir'iti , 4 tittd 4itl•nini.t , the bearl 4,t the licaselftwards obliged to,fun) ; !le then' inbi , ei llt. Clk10;11 , t h, ninney, a',ltt inbk from fir.C. 1;::, i :;(:!;;; p•orket bid the lil,l 1 . 1 . 11.‘A r,.t rue , l Offt'er cAtiniincti) ;It 1 1 11 . . I%:•;:tiest tf , e )) , ,Nil then I MY. C. IA gOod Ana stid.that •neceso.ity drivrn to' th-t'e,..pc •rate a moile - ni tin!.! 11 , c Colllifititiiii die loi)nery,tvas the horse's neck, and ggiug.rapiOlytiown !Lt.: 'his compani,,n, ii ho was . hehlini: ihe chaise, afftl the hall nassettilirintgb tit the Lady:: On Mr. Chaplin givi:,g of the, robbery ut. Stroud gate, he I , :,,ritt that Itodmill . and Mr. Alder;dey, Strood, had met two suspicions ellaia.!ttrs on the Loh dorm rnatl a . short tittle hetOre, and . rupiessed their ,betief that _the : men would return to the towns over the fields, t-rongh Vrindsbuly.-- U'lltfee belia, tlicse . Getti kitten pnr stt)t of the robburs, -, atill,-44.4 they eXpe, red, nlet them in the hollow near the basket maker's. Frindsb.xy; a scuffle ensued, which ended in the esCarpe of the supposed thlinCiiients ; Who, boW ever; left a buntile'behlnd rliem.,Which'May'pro hablyleatl, to the detoction7of:t he offenders., •.• DIR . IIIS. Yht`ertlay moriti4, Of a ion; COuntess Talbot, at his Lord ship's house ils Han c oyepailuare. At Camberwell, on the 52:3,1 inst. the Lady of Nlajor of ttcirrs (boys), who died soon after their birth.. • .'.` At Glasgow, the Lady of the Hun. A. A. Hely Hutchinson. of • • . - I On the '134, at %Voodlridge, the, Lady of Lieu.t..sl.artiri 'COlt e :W. N. of twin. tnittgliteri. • t • Ou Thursday' last, in Easton-place, Nese-road, the Lads of •J. W'ilistaniev, Lig:of a sun.. • 'The Ogee tray; the Lady of B. B. Dickiuson,Esq..of-Titil l ion, of a son inti.l heir. 014 Sat urday last; in G rea t R usse ll- street) the Ltitly .‘ TI E. of 4 soli. . MARRIED.. . . . - • 1 On Th ltrlday last, at Rochester, Sir Thomas Othornds Bail. of Newtown. Clutimell, Ireland, to Catherin e; chiloit iia.isohtti-, of tise late Majat Robert Stitt,lb:" . - T h :; e .toie day, at Nit. Ileter's Mancrat.t Clinrcit, 'S:orwiolls I J. V. Itignold, Esq. of that eity, Banker, tt Miss croweliotili chili at John 4. rowt. Esq. of Wwmoudliani. lett t lie inth alit at l•ulaarn Cottrell ' l itontallietts, .s q. to ' Sarah,. widow of the late J. Jonts, liktoriographer to t 1, 0•". • I Fiast litilla Company __. .. .... thi:l:titus4l4y."4l.,t, at liatley,Wurcestershire,brtluk4ev• J. Capt,titi henry P. ;)er%:v, of Churchill, to Mary, youttgcot daugtstra of. the late „Gs. FAA, ful 161. p bite. DtEn. iValtitatlrstavri on the t6tl;iiistrint, J. C. Blan grit, of .linsterdain, stied :Viiiiridae, the gStli• inst.:Ben); Denicke, • Esq..ofiCevf Oijn4.llll-.treat* QUeen-square, in his .63th.year. On 'tilt II th insliiiit, at Woodbridge, Suffolk, t.ieut.. 'rho' . elaePtilhant, of the !loyal Artillerg, hi the 19th year ei t hi 6 r l At Laugstone Chile Cottage, near Dawlisli, aged , iiirrOolincs * 'Esq. of, Plafoil, in Cariligkitshiee, l'arlianieut for that County, Lord Lieutenant and Ctistos tuter;ni. He'4,a4 a great literary eliarieter. , At his ho ' ose Nlerrion-square. the John Wolf e , o f Forenaglits 9 Esq. 'Colonel of the Kilda' e lit a, net Oneuctior of that County ; - 4 ';•' Suddenly, on Friday se'nnight, in the prime of lifeiMre Read, wife of Mr. Reath of the 'Works, 'at AltfattY pitst, ,, fsle of %Viola. . • 11/NDI3N': Printed tiv J. 13. (11.11S - PATRS, No. 1, *Crivtiti twildiu;s.l and publtsned by A. SCItIPPS. of lik i ;" tan ' at the •"N" l "tri es: No: 111, Strand viriere" Xhvrthe ruuntis, Orders, Letters (post-paidj, 3r,c, must be zdJrcestd.