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I I V* , 9:y 4 'Ft • OQ ui.ins:s:l4-"' b • Ijr~ !' ,• • • V t 7! " • : ;0 1 • 4 :"..\, \•. 1 ) 4' iiPTI :;1 I\\ '~i j~(j JULY 3,:1816. truiviti* 7431.] MONDAY,. ri , ki . t ch ..Ar.'E'is-prx-6hi: from the LONDON GA2 . ;ET I III,', June 21, 1816. -1M (TATA i4OUSE n TAR!A, skruitoAy, It7NE ,Tn the causes o r C3p iphell I - Limilton, Anti liillNsv: Lorimer, jiidgment of the Court be . loty tiffirnied •; in the 'chose Wilson t. Laidlaw, 'verrea. • . BY M.OXT SPECIAL DESIRE. - THEATIVE ItOYAL,• COVENT 7 GAIDEN. lIIS patsgmr EVENING,- July 1,181 . t, will beaded fife Trageeiy of TIONIF.O AND JULIET. "Wet, Mr. Egerton ; Romeo, Mr. C. Kemble ; Mercurio, , "Tr• Junes; TyFilt, tlr. Barryntore; Lady Caputet, Mrs. Ke ll-4,41; aqliet, Mss O'Neill. In Act I. a Nliisittierade and Dance, incidental to the Play. In Act IV. the Funeral Procession of julict, and a Solemn To which will be added, the Romantic Melo-Drama of TUMOUR, THE TARTAR. With entirely nrist Scenes and Enthellishments.—ln which the Eomestrian'Troop will perform, for this Night,. TiMour, Mr. Farley; ,Agih, Miss Worgman ; Oglott, Mr. Fawcett ; Seliina. Miss, Matthews; Lisba, Mrs. Liston ; Zo sada, Mrs. 4,erton. - Boxes 75.; Second Price 33. nd.—Pit 3s. 61. ; Second Price /s,—Lower Gallery es.; Second Price I s.—Upper Gallary ; Second Price tic!. • (In Wednesday,,The Jealous Wife with Lore, Law, and l'hysie. —On Friday, The. Farmer's Wife with The Maples roe the Maid.—Ott Saturday, the Comedy of The Nan of the World. • • ROYAL ACADEMY, SOMERSET-PLACE. . - 117X1 - 111TFORS are revest ed to send for thetr respectiVe PERFORMANCES TO-NIORROW, the 2d, or WEDNESDAY, the Sd Instant. HENRY HOWARD, R.A. Secretary. . . MR. WEST'S PICTURE OF CHRIST REJECTED. MANY Ladies and Gentlemen amonkst the thousands who have seen this PICTURE (which is still in EXHIBITION) having expressed ar wish to he in when it was Mr. WESVi intention of publishing a! PRINT from it, I am authorized respectfully to icgiutint thews and the Public in general, that a DRAWING is now finished preparatory to that Object, and placed in the Room with the ORIGINAL PAINTING, at No. 125, PALL-MALL, for their inspection; where Subscriptions are received, and printed pattigulars may be bad. by Ordsr, • CHARLES SMART, Secretary,. 1'25, Pall-Mall, May 11, 1516. •. 10. D. The EXHIBITION opens as usual, from Ten till Five. -MILLARD'S EAST-INDIA WAREHOUSES, No; IS, .CHEAPSIDE, For INDIA MUSLIN, SHAWLS, &c. and BRITISH MA NUFACTURED GOODS, by the Piece and Dewy, at the lA:holes:4e Pried. THE Proprietor respectfully informs the Nobi lity, Merchants,. and Families arriving from Abroad, the greatest variety of India Milslins, for Ladies' Dress and rientlemen's Cravatts, Shawls, Long Cloths, &c. as import ed by the Company, together with every kind of Superior :British-manufactured Goods, Irish Linens, Damask Table rinon,•Shertings, Articles for Family Mourning, elegant Viirnitnres, Foreign Lace, &c. are constontly on Sale, at . the Wholesale Price, by the Piece and Demy.—Merchants and tattle., having Commissions, liberally treated with. India Shawls exchanged, or paid Cash for ; Na, abatement made. Pro, victors of Business' in the Country supplied with the fashionable Articles tor Dress us they appear. Unique Printed Cambric% and Nlnylins, and superfine Ging ham*, and ieersuckers adapted for the. French and other Fo reign Markets. JUNIPER'S ESSENCE OF PEPPERMINT. . enumerate the' particular cases in Whicll it has been of service, i s mild be endless; as Disorders of the Sitorisch,abil Rowels, though very frequent anti painful,. are.: sehimn dangerous, rerent where fever or ittflommation: supervene; in which case it must be cantimisly administered; The Publie. may depend upon it as a safe, effectual, and plea sant Remedy in Flatuleniies, Gouty, and Cholicky Pains in the Stomach and Rowels, indigystinu, Hysterias, Sea Sick ness, Nausea attendant on Pregnancy, Relaxation and [Asti sude arisii n front atmospheric Heat, Want of Appetite, In pries frotu Inclement Weather, the Abuse of Sparitous Li gnors.. and in the Spasmodic Affections of the Stomach and Bowels, so comraon to Infants,—adapting the • Dosc to the trgencs of the Case. As a Vamily htudicine, or for the Army or Navy, it will be found a valuable acquisition it is more particularly re eatunretided, as an object of Commerce, to the attention of the India, America; and Russia Merchant. Sold, wholesale and retail, by Mr. Heath's Agent, Ed; wusds; 644 St Paul's Chnrchiard, but none are genuine, ex cept each bottle has " I. P. Heath, Nottingham," engraved des a Black Stamp.—lu Stopper Elottles,2s.9d. and lii Phials, 1/11. 1 id. CHINO'S WORM LOZENGES. - W()RMS are allowed to he the most frequent sources of Children's Diseases r their Symptoms every Parent should he acquainted with. Theyfccasion afAppetite, a Paleness of the Ffice, Emaciation, and an irre ! ' tutor start of the thtwels, attende(t.with violent Pains ; they bring on Convulsions, egret the growth of the Body, am!, oftenpeore fatal by endinga in a Consumption or Decay. BOth ttf , 4 Pi everitatire and ('ore for these alarming . Complaints, ahoee excellent Medicine is allo4Ved, on the testimony of kome of the highest Charaoors iit this comity'', 14 have nu c4oal. Their oittilic approliarloo. given to the Proprietor, ft ton a. rier,onal knowledge. of its,eilicary in their own Faini ltv,'• Mlneps its merits beyond competition, and girve a sane , Cron to it whirl& no other . .th•flicinr of the,iiiitticaii Sold at Nlessrs..lintler and SODS, No. 4, Chenv.ide, I,oa -4)n, in packets. at lc !#d ;..and boxes, at 2... 9.1. and si. &I. 0;101; :,tso tiy the principal in, iooksellers and Sledidine Tenders in ercry Town. CATON ON THY. VLNEREM. D154.V41,. AND ITS C(NSV.fiItIENCEs. ! D o , Nrw Edith:us, price ss. itlotrated with Otsys, Pit AC'l 'IAEA f PRE. VENTION and CITIM.ot the VENfiREA I)lS,E.ltili, fbitiWtiog the character, synip,tom, and . treimorot of flits i,o nirdiiitely remottlY connected with it; contaiiiitig 4Thserco i ons 'en Woe, Stricture, 11Iceat the tho tiv t : and eotoitioo Erup iroviortiry Vettevuol I)iieosel, Pel»lity general o r lot4l, flit; 't ttrnrc of Groeratioo, tte. Ste. colopri , nizart vie l ot•ilta l y ‘l* , , , ek SttiArtioc, swot k gout. to Or onitritt rexrirr 1 • in.• terwet%,ed.-vitil aeheet Preusiptioog, appli‘ablo to cacti '144 4Lon of the this, kse. . lly T. CATON: Surgtnn. 'o. 10, Starwpr.strrrt, Ntweastlr-sti.ect, Strand late at the' liugpitals 01 St. and Guy's , l i riott...l tar Nlebsrs. serrwoud aod Co. .10, Pettrrnobter-row, condon. 114 Day were by Longman, Hurst, [U.'s. Urine, stutt 13 "w 11 , Linitlon. and A. Constable nod Co. Icituihurgh, 1 - milt: LORI) t he ISLES.—.A. Pcient By WAL l IA SC 1' OT, Eq. Th. , lit; Edni,in, in Bvo. price 14s. bonrdif. ItOK/Ak I', a Porte, itt Six Cactus, 1 . 40 6th Edition, in 8v... price tits. hoards. S• 1 -1 1 g I',AI)V of Hie LAKE a Poem. The Inlt Edition, in a. t a, tio ruds. • 4. ttl TALE of rt,oimEN FIhLU, Tne Bth 14s. ito.trtti• ut the LAST PiIINSTREL. istb Edition, in fivo. Price 10, lid, . Ti , r VihION o f DON RODERICK, the Mehl of Water um, and !alter Portals, in fivnAillee bonnis. 7. 11 41 , 1.1..1DS end. LYRICAL Int.CES.. The. dth Edition, Ar. Bro. rice 791, dd. boards. Th " MiNsTitEl.sv a.tht, scorrisii BORDER. t con 71,sir), and Row:Antic I.lnllnils, founded on Local .. I .4"itinsii. Witt, ni, Introduction and Notts by the Lditlir. 4 " in .3 xiil/.. Avow 11. IGs• . t ikko In, - 7 be hail, Mr. Waltcr tii•ott i g Poetical \rot ks, coin -441 4 , 4! 4;ulsi tixt). prk.e Ili. I Is. boui4). the WORTHY and It ThEPESOff,NT FREEMEN of the CITY of ROCHESTER. w- GENTLI.3I6I, linoraes • •, IBeg . !cave to retuyn you my most stncert 'limas for the zeal and attachment which you bare been pleased t s a shAv to me and iny 'cause, in the late Contest to represent you in Parliameait, tinivaiTantable means by witich . a Mikiority of/rim Votes,only has been given to my Opponent,.at a moment when, my Friend.; rere coming in from all quarters to give Me their suffretees, leave you the honour of a Triumpb. Bo assured that I am equally ali've to your Mildness and yaur wrongs, Aud t hat I shall nut neglect any opportunity of pro►ing to you my gratitude, by using all the means in my power to assert your just rights. , I have the hut our to be, Gentlemen, Your very much obliged, a►►d faithful huashle Servant . , THOMAS B. THOMPSON. Till.: LATE MIL SAMUEL AVIMBE'S LIBRARY OF ' BOOKS AND COLLECTION OF MUSIC. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by dlr. WFHTE , by'Order oC the Executors, at bis Rooms, r.turey's.Cate, Great tieurge,.. street, Webtouiuster, Tbarsdiq ne.xt,, July 4, und lel lowino• day, at Twelve u'etock, _ _ T'ti;ntire and 'Valuable LIBRARY a BOOKS., •and COLLECTION. of AIUSIC, la . . the Pro. petty of Mr. SAMUEL ‘VEBIIit, at Gray's Inn, ile&ased.; the former containing many valuable Books, Theolog,ical, Political, Judicial, and Chavical, &c. In V:tr:0111 to4llgll7igt3 ; the litter coniptioesseveral - tine' and scarce of the Old Masters, &c. with '4uittly unpublished MSS. of the de ceased. . . • To be viewed two- days previous to the Salo; when Cata logues may be bail; also ut Mr. 13irehall and• Mr. Chappell, New Iloud-stt rot ; and Messrs. Clement', Cbeapside. Just published, in 12mo. p rice boards, e 41, bods, n ris ErivATß)::s 11 AtiVEVAN DOC- Xfr TRANI.; of the t iILGULATION age 11LOOD. By GEORGE KEILR. Printed! for Longinaa, Hurst, I:ee4, Oruc, and Brown, 'l'. nd G. Underwood, I.rindon ; W. Blackwood, Edinburgh and A. Brown and Co. Aberdeen. ALiSON'S .SERNION. This Day were published, in Two Vs4s. Octavo, beautifully printed, price IL it. hunch...the ioursit Eriiti'in tit F. It NI 0 N S.ch lc fly t►tt PA RTI( JLAtiy OCCA.- KY: SIONS.,—By 41.11C111.1;.),I.l ) ALISON, preben dary 0f.5411110, I:ector ut Itoddlitgton, Vicar of MO Ercal, and senior NI inlitter of the Episeii;iitl Chapel,. Cualate, gdin- , burgh. , g We do not know, in fact, any se...non: o'llleasiug, or so likely both to be popular and to► good. to► those' who urn ►leased wit h them. All the fe.lings are" generous and gent all the sentinichts liberal, and all the general views just, and ennobling. We can hardly help envying the talents by which Mr... Alison has clothed so much wisilont in so n►uclt heanty, and make ns- bud, in the same wcirli, the' highest gra tifications of taste, and the noblest lessOnS of virtue.”--•Edilt burgh P eview, No. 46. Printed for Archibald Constable at►d Co. Ediuburth ; and Longman, Murat, ILstcs, Ur►me, and brown, Loudon. Of wiinin may he bad, by the same Author, SERMONS, Voinn►e SekAtud. Price las. Board., 4. ESSAYS on the NA and PIU.N.:C.4'Id Es of I'AS rE. Two Vols. Bro. Foortia •Rdition. •I'nct 11. Is. 1.1:,dr415, OWN.* ROMAN CATHOLICS. The Report of the Committee on 'the laws for .ra regulating the Roman_ Catholic . Subjects of Foreign States has betn Laid before Parliament,. with various documents obtained: by- instructions which Lord CASTLEItgAGH gave in - 1812, and aub sequeptly to Ministers-resitlent * at. : Foreign'Courts. !‘ With regard to the Austrian dominions, s Hun. pry included, the Bishops are appointed by the Eiu peror, and afterwards confirmed by the Pope. There is an exception with regard to 'the Archbishop of Ohnuti, '; - hois chosen by the chapter of his see ! The Piacitum : Rc iutn, hy. which all eccler t iasti 7 cal statues and ordinances arc required to'he anti mitted to tine GdyeltilT)Cnt before publication, is in force in Austria. " ‘Vith respect to , Italy, in that part whiciris ander the Austrian tin nion the Empero l r nonti nates,to the •Atehbishoprick of Milan, and the 134shoprieks of:Pavia, Cremona, Lodi, and Como, but is to appoint to the four last *subjects recom mewled by, the Pope. In all the Italian States the, Re \ gium. Ptinitum.eliitil in full force. " Portugal .+n►l the - Brazill the prerogative, of the Crown have been - uniformly asserted. 11) Spain, the King ;ilipui+►tw ail vacant . Sees, and requires the iteeeisas y bulls to be immediately transn►itted to the Pope, all of ivhich are subject to the.Regiam Placitui». ". In► France, the Bishops, in consequence of the pragmatic sanction of St. Louis, were elected by the Deans and Chapter, hist these elections vctere not valid without the King's cove d'etire. By the Concordat between Pope Leo X. and Frincis I. the Menet) Kings nominated to all Bishopriek4. The Pesium nicitum is established fo, In Russia, the Archbishop of Mohilow, and all other Bishops are named by the Emperor and confirmed by the Pope. " The Regium Placituro twists. In'Dmniark there are no Catholic Bishops. Thee Priests are appointed- by the Bishop of 1-11 - 1 7 dedieini. In Sweden the King , authorises the Vicars Apostolic tct• exercise their functions.: , -- There is no pitovision for the exercise of the Re' , gium Placitum. • - c' In Prussia the Episcopal appointments are generally vested in the Crown ; but where that is not, the case, the 'Chapter elects. The &glum Plaeitunt it in, ltirce. In Saxony there has been no 'Catholic Tii 7 ship since the Reformation ; the King's Confes sor- has the etithOtity of it Vicir Aprwle. The Contrnitt.e. have no information respecting the lEvian) Placitton u SAifpny." 42 Gareete notifies the nppointroent, by the Prince Re gent officiteral It. A. Sievnioar 44 GA vvrnor soot Gorntmaiider - in-C. !lief 3111• his 4ipprobat ion of Duis lilts Men tlizabel as Spanish C.Al 4 al-Generiii iii Luntion, It also cun t:los ais Order in CoOmit, suspending the Militio ballot, for 'one year toriger.;, and n Proclamotiott, ordering, a change of the lt , iyol Bemrines, in' consequence of the substi tution of tiie title of King for teat of Elector of Hanover, by which tile loyal nanorerion Crown is to he placed over 'the EAcuctieon of Pretence, in stead of the. Electpt al liotinct ; but all gold, silver, and copper tunnies, and all.rlies, and inaths, and btabps, are left With their present.ttilidlti. UP Newcastli-upon-Tyne, inerchitrit. „ BANKRUPTS. N . Vlllatn Onkey, Stroud, trow-owner, to sin ,ffier Juty!>, 13, aka Angast 10, at one, at I;wllninnier Tavern, Attornivs, Moms. Tarrant, Clarke and Rich:lrak, Qbaticrry-lane. ;':illiaiu.l.ea , rsna, Whitby, Yorkshire, Jui F 8, 9, eleven,at the Black swan lan, York. Attortfis, Niessrs.Clarlie and I3el'cher, Whitby, or Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple,' • , 'Francis Simson, fit., GeOrge, July 6, 16, and AngaSt 10, at twelve, at Guildhall. Ai tornev, Mr. West, 11,rd Lion-street, Wappitl4. Joseph . 1 7 ..1iwn Panic, Nc,wcastle-tipun-Tylie, straw.haf ina nufavtri.er, July 6, I'3, and Aclettit fO, at eleven, at Utiird hall. Attorney, Mr. 4'ilde, WarwicOrinare. James Bntt, Wa . ratinster i Wiltshire, grocer, anly 6,6, and Aszgiliet 10, at two, at t he lilac I-lOrso Inn, Ncw Sarni:ll. Attornies„ me. Butt, Salisbury, or Messrs. Fe‘v, ,Ashatore and Hamilton, Ilmrietta-strect, Corent-gartjen. Benjamin Powis, Tett cnhall, st.ttrortishire, thaltster, July at tire, and Att . :No . lo, at eleven, at. the Jerniughaun Arms Inn; Atfornies, Mr. Price, Wolverhapir ton, or Messrs. Austice and Wright, King's Beneli•walltti, Tem pile. _ _ _ John Barrow and John Haigh, Mnld-green,' Xirkheaton, Yorkshire, merchants, July '2G, 97. and August 10, at 1 nine, at th e tl'hit e S wan , 1111,1lerstield. Attoruics, Mr. ' Huddersfield, or Mr. Walker, Excheriner-Otfice, ln's-Inn. e Uri!' Bt ttlion the younger, Gloucester, grocer, Juts , 12, at six* 1 3, alai August 10, at eleven, at the King's Head. Gloricester. Attornles, Messrs. Griffith. Phiitpotts, and WhiLconthe, Gloucester, itr Mr. King, Serjeanes Inn, Fleet-street. `l 3 Pwrev Hill, Coventry, watch-manttfacturer, July 15, 16, und Attrust 1 0, at eleven, at the Coale Inn, Co ventry. Attornies, Mr. Alex: miler, Carey-street, Lincoln's Inn, .fte Nr. Minster, Coventry. Joseph Smith, Sedgle.e, Statiordi.ltire, iron -master, July 6. at tire, 9. nod August 10, at eleven, at the Jerninghant Atms, Attoraies, Mr. Corset., ttrolyerliampten, or Mr. Whitaker. Broaddeaurt, Long•aere. Jahn Platt atld William Richard Aspinall, llarp-lane,Tower street, +Niue-m erc h ants , July, t, l), and Angii4t, 10, at eleven, at Attorney, Mr. Bellamy, court. Tin - at - mutton-Street. Elizaheth (sake and Mary Oake, Plymouth. milliners, July 6, 13, and Attgatit' 10, tit one, at Guildhall, London. At to'irni", Messrs. Reardon - and Co. aotbet-court, Grace-, church-ctreet. John Smith, Manchester, tailor, ittly 11, 13, and August 10, at two, at th e White Bear but, Manchester. Attornie‘, Mr. Hewitt, Spring-gardens, Manchester, or Messrs.llurri, .Shaw and Johnson. Inner 'lent plc. Matthew Hurnsey, Virrk, wine-merchaat, Jaly a, at six, 9, at eleven, at the Old Sand Hill, York, and .Attiost 10, 'at eleven, at the White Swan, York. Attornies, 'Messrs. Morton and ‘Villiantion, Gray's-Inn-square,. or Mr. little, "Vat k. Alexander - LoWit, 13erkeler 7 striet, - •Ctettenwell, wothing , - - jeweller, July 2. 9, and Auglist 10, at twelve, at Guildhall, Attorney, Mr. Charter, Printer-street'. 13Ittelifriat a. Roliert Clark, Saint Mary-hill, ship-lituker, June tt, at wit, - 16, at twelve, and Aneust In, at one, at Guildhall. Attor ney, Mr. Atcheson, Great Winchester.street ? Samuel Ogden, Keigliley, Yorkshir e , money-scrivener, July, . 19, at six, 13, at eleven, and August 10, at tour, ut. the Sessions-Ituuse, Wakefield. Atturnies, Mr. Evans, flat-. lint - garjens or Ntr. Robinson, Wakefield. WilliamPhilfpin, Bread-street, merchant, Judy 2, at one, 9, and August it), at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. *MU, Bread-street.hill. George Harker, Shaftesbur y -place, Alderscatc-Street, straw-. hat-manufacturer, July 6, 13, at twelve, and August 10,' at eleven, at Guildhrtli. Attorney, Mr. Magnin, War wick-square. "" Andrew Adair and David Carsingham, • Winthester-street, merchauts, July 6, 18, and August It), at twelve, at ' • uild halt. Attot :ties, Messrs. Kearsey and Spurr, Bishopsgate - street-Within. James Oliphant and Josiah Saxon, Barge-yard, Bucklerthurr, " merchants, July 9, 18, awd August 10 t at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Pullen, Pure-street, Crtpplegate. 'John Parson trartwi.tl e and James Hills Manley, Cateaton street, warchousenten,lnly 6, 16, and August 10, at tett, at Guildhall. Anomie', 'Messrs. Gale and Sun, Basingball• ,street. DIVIDENDS. • , 4nlytO, B. Harrison, Bucklershury, and T. Campion, Great Wiitaliester-street, tuerchants—Julv H. Warner and S. Selfe, Bristol, druggists—July eo, Y. Miller, Itye, dritlier iJuly• J. K.:union, sett. and J. Kenition, jun, Nicholas lane, brollers----Joly to, C. Andrews, 13urnhans, Ecsex, intreher---July '2O, P. Mitchinson, Gateshead, Durham, rope maker--Ang. 9, T., Itevis, Cambridge, lace-nicrcliatit--; July 29,J. Cux, Liverpool, linen-draper —Aug. 2, 'r. Ivins, Vaydon, Wzirwiclishire, dealer---July 22., A. youn, Stam ford, commott-lirewev—July 2fl, J. Cheshire and .1. Johnson, sWov , l-ntal,,.rs—.l lily 2(, C. linistemi and J. filoTtrit.heatt. I lealey Wood, Lancashire, cotton-spiuners— Joly tiO, J. Stevens and E. Balser Whitcomb-street, brewers —July 10, S. llittleoshaw, iirixhtoo, hatter—J illy 20, Mister, livid,,-convt, Fleet-street, scrivener—Auz. 3. 11. NVilliotris an H. Cr:.kentltorp, late of St. Swithitt's-lane, Pit-retinal—July Ilorton,'Sbeewsitury, linett-draprr-- Aug 5,, J. litatelthison, Carlton, South a mp ton , b u t c her— July et, R. Newham, jun. Stixlstoti, cabinet-matter...July.77, T, Brazicr, thactl, • Surrey, carpellter—iltly 20, S. Smith, Peptford, halter—Aux. t, D. limner, Threadneedle -street, merchant--July 11, M. Del Campo, Toktobouse-yard, 'nev elt:pit—July 20, J. Jenkins and T. Patsonc, breeches-makers-4111y 20, H. Coolie and 1). Prince, utetchants—.lnly 20, R. K. Frost, Launceston, tintltst er--July to, J. ' , Abington, Buebinginana, srocer—July 20. T. Orton, Liverpool, hosier. CEW I II , 7,ICATES—Ju W. Kearsitw, Halifax, intreitaut-4. W. Whatton, Lough bortiligh, tummy-scrivener—T. Guy, Liverpool,' grocer -3. Cawson, Liverpool, broker-11. Cowell and T.-Carter, Old Fuld, brewers —R. T urner, Faversham, miller—R. M. de n Roche, J. Perrin, and J. S. IL !torhas" Lime-street, merchant-At. Nteven4, Neweassle-upon4yne, l ' ittert4 raper-- R. Collins, tinititi-eourt, Broad -street, builder—J. Dorman, Botrforil,Deronshire,iitakeeper—C.Trusslet Fast tun-strett, bipitaiti el da, silk-printer. PA ItTN EltfilllPS DISSOLVED. Pullen and Corderny, Newbury, milliners--Tyler and Spencer, Aldgate, linteliers—W:and W. ‘J - enkitis, Ludgate wint-iiirreliatits—Hi and J. !.vans, Bristol, Provi4joli factart—Follei and Graham, Newbury, hankers—Nevin and Monk, Manchester and Ciorley, must' ii-nia ti factii re rs—Sivan and Latour], Gainsiturgh, merchants—T. and It. Furrier, Wilmington, gordwiers—Grylls and Co. Helston, solicit(); Samson and Kenneslev, Demo ta-street, less ellors--Ward anti Cooper, Richmond, coach-masters-4. and T. Linuforsi, I.ittle Brook -street, truss - manufiteturets—ltud and Bailey, tiktillers—tlittihury silk-oiercers— Nlorristi anti Mutton, Exeter, mercers—Weston acid Prout, Strand, pertuniers—Draltelexand rleinentson, Market Bos worth, hosiers -4. and J. Nlvxit, Market Bosworth, gin' cers—.l. and .1. Mills, Huddersfield, ironmongers—Steadman and St. , t ens, Mark-Wig, ship-lsrtikers—Colit and Bueltridges klethnal-g-reen, iik•itiatinfacturers—il. A. and V. Cohley, dyers , -Ftodey and Co. Manchriter„cotton-spluliers —Holman and Gnittlett. Wtillinwton.susgecnis--1101)4rts and Noy4ii„ Fore- litMaff, gratis—Baker anti cu. 13ristol.,.wbar• ringers —Lewis and Clark, WaLot, whitu'onaiths. SALMON BILL. CoUnelapp'ea'red at the' B..ir for the i‘tarqiiis a l:lute, as head of a Corporation, igainst that part of tlie.S4lnion Preservation Bill Which :seemed to deprive all coil:orations., e x cept that of London, of some portion of their jurisdietion In Wen!. The 'soin of the arguinent Vvat, that the Bill itself was an excellent one,, hitt defictive in not saving the rights of Corporations. laid, The CHAfiCELLORthat the matter 'stayed at the bar was well ticiortby of conaidera- , don, an ought to he attended to when this Bill cultic; to its third 'reading. on Monday. The Sill was ordered for a third reading on, Af on day. 61ergy Parnis Bill, the Watch and Bill, the Ilydraineter Bill, the Elgin Marbles Bill, the New Street Bill, and several others, were read a thild time, and pass'ed. The Pillory Bihi, %%I'6 an amendment by the Lout. CHAateLLtitt, passed the Conunittee Rt, tort on Monday.—Adjonrned; ItOCHESTER ELECTION. (Froth a Manila; Paper.) ''lie proceedings . connected with the cloie of the poll at the Rochester Election, as they appeared in- the Making Ckronicte, are not correct. Oa Wednesday a proposition was made in the hall by Mr. Larkin, to fix a period to the poll, upon which Sir T. T hompson expressed a desire to hear Mr. Barnett's sentiments; but that gentleman, who was sent fur, declined appeating upon the hustings, and the point was therefore lett to be decided by his friend the Mayor, of whose good Offices in favour so many proofs had been given during the progress of the election. The Mayor was perfectly disposed to encourage the proposition, but Sir Thomas Thompson most solemnly, most un-. equivocally, and most publicly protested against a ineasiire so partial, so arbitrary, and so illegal. The Mayor then hesitating, said, that be expected at 'Rochester, on the following morning, a €4.11» ileinau learned in the .I.tw, Min proved to , be Mr. Barnett's confidential agent on a former election. and petition, and who, in the present contest, is the axent to Mr. Barnett's solicitor, fort whose atrival be deflated lre would wait, before es'en he decided on giving notice for the flose of th e troll; but it will hardly be. bel!evedt that, on Thorsday at noon. fvlol(tait tti)y previntis nottre, the Mayor declared that it 'shookd be eloied at rivti` o'clock .00 that day. Sir Thothas Thompson then repeated his protest, and derhanded justice, stat• ing at the saute time that many Of, his friends macro on the road, who would arrive•on Friday, to give' him their suffrages t but all 'in vain. A few cni4" nukes before five the Mayor himself polled for his., friend Mr. Barnett, which was conside re d as t h at: Gentleman's last (11011! Sir Thomas immediately after polled two freemen; one from Plymouth, rehire had .that moment - come in, and another who had just arrived from following his occupation of 'a tisherman . .- , a manifest proof 'of the truth of hit declaration, that - his friends were on . their way to the poll. In defittnee of every thing, however, and to the utter asttiniihipent of Sir Thomas Thompson, the M a y or ettrried into effect his unjust delerminas lion, and the numbers then stood as follows For Sir Thomas Thompson ..40 --- Mr: Hartnett • ' 408 Leaving.. majority of 2 in favour or Mr. Ba.tnett.' Sir Thomas and tis friends immediately de. mantled a scrutiny, which was instantly refused by the Mayor. Air. BARNETT then addressed the. Freemen of Rochester, and was followed by Sir I `.l‘nour.. sox, who spoke as 1011011'S':---* Gentlemen—Yon have all heard the numbers 0 6 the pull declared to you ; you have all beets witneises eat the conduct of the Mayor F Against that conduct again and again most solemnly protest. If l had been faulty beaten, I should h ave b een %veil content. At. the outset I pledged myself to give every freeman at Rochester anop ,portunity of exercising his right 'of voting ; have been preveuled from redeeming that pledge, and your rights have been smothered by the un» warrantable partial 'proceeding , which has just taken place.” [Here some person said, ( You. Lel Sir Thomas then addressing himself to the. Mayor, said, " Sir, 1 ant certain that such u'dis. graceful •expression could not have issued front the lips of a freeman of Rochester * and therefore demand that the hall be cleared of all non freemen." • _A great tumult then ensued, and nothing more could be distinctly heaid except the vehement execration's and lussings , under which the - Mayoi retired from the VOL' Were any further proof wanting of the correv - - ness of the assertion of Sir Thomas Thompson, that many of his friends were on the road, the tot. lowing hand-bill, Which was distributed on Fri day at Rochester, would abundantly ttirnish it • •cs City vi Rochester, Jung 2E4 Isl 6. For the information of the friends of :Sir B„ ThOmpson, we publish the following list of the nathes of freetnen of ittichester Who have arrived between the tours of rive-last evening and three this day, lid have tendered their votes at, the Guildhall for Sir Thomas Bonifleu Thompson Mr. T. Leribird, Mr. T. Let:Valli, ,j,w. Mr. R. G. Halbert, Mr. J. S. Halbert; Mr.G. Ruck, Mr. M. Webb, Mr. CV. Webb, Mr. W. A. Uott, C.:Curlier ) Mr. E. Nvoer. *reoe, Mr. G. Werner.: