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81IG MAIL. —COPENITAGtiq, JUNE 4,--(Froth a Leger.)--11y an Order , of-the :Duke. of Wo.;Phgton, in cOnse -quence Of :a Convention concluded between the Duke and the French • Government, the .Allied Troopi are. 111 future to Assist the french &man niers against-the simigelers,, for ,whiell the troops ark to receive so much per Cent. on,the value of the gOods seized, in proportion to the degree Of assistance given. Tiice smugglers are particu ally nlllllOOll5 on the northern frontiers occupied by the Allies, where they . are frequently seen in bodies of 20 or 30; mounted and armed, and t, y to pass with 'the goods loaded on their horses. .A division of his Majesty's own regiment lately drove back such a troop of smugglers near Carvin, who were forced to leave behind, among other things,. eight loaded horses. A dooceur of 400 francs was allotted to the men, which they gene- Jowly gave to the poor of Carvin'; for which worthy conduct, his Majesty the King has caused his pat tictdar satisfaction to he signified to them. VieNNA, :JUNE L---The territorial claims of Prince Eugene Beanharnois in the Papal domi nions, are now set aside by a convention con cluded unaer the mediation of the Court of Ba varia. The Prince receives . his domains there up on art hereditary lease, and pays for them, besides a landemium of 150,000 francs, an annual canon of 20,000 francs. 'The yearly revenue is estimat- W at 850,000 francs, and the capital value at 5 per cent. at 17:millions of francs. The POpe re serves to himself for nine years the right of re , emption Ott payment of this capital. Atitriii will aliO make an arrangement with Prince Eugene, on account of his domains in Lombardy, and purchase , them hack. If to these be added 'be in tleinuity Whichite expects from Naples, he will c.,,.trainly be one of the ihdiest • individuals in Europe. -1 7 tRistIA, MAY 29.—The peace establishment of our army , is'estimitterl at 240,000,men ; but by a wisely organized system of reserve, it can be in ' creased in a short time to 700,000. . Fayette lais been merely intetrot.oted. This caused the repoll ~ )f his arrest. Caulaincourt, Couni Segni', and . :\lontcsquion, "Napoleon's tli lr Chatn bcd„do, I,: t ve been itncrroga;cd. 'ITALY, 26.—An epidemic distemper has bruken out at Cagliari. It must. be of . ioos nature, bilice the Duke of Genevols, brother to the Ki n g of Sardias, who reshleil there ) has kritily left the island, and embailted lot Naples, whence he goe, Co 6af in. SruToAnDy J uNE 6.—The negocidtions _het ween the 'Conunislionets of the King and those of the States are tettninated ; and it is generally thAt the result is very favourable, though nothing is yct publisheti oo the subject. One cannot but Inlii3e the truly toyal intentions of our Mona! , uw wk.ll,,as the firmness untl the moderation of the States: „ . Bautsat.s, 3t. tar,the moment when the n nniverstury of the Battle of VVuterloo - is going to be celtb-ated With due splendour, it . is observed, that. Prince, thick'', whir ituniOrtaliied his name on that day, is in a state of licalth that causes alarm far his, life ; that.Gen . .Gniesenau, termaster-,Ciqueral,,is going to Italy foi : his health ; and that the brave Gen: Butow, who decitk'd the affair on the 18th in. the evening, has terminated, yourg,,. his glorious career, . In may places fetes arc preparing for _the”: 18th,. wo rthy „of that great, day and happy reitilts, haye already received front:Otend and Ma lines Abe derails of the solemnities: preforin , ' at tboe places for this,..ocea.sion. GuAt4o .Due yOF Ttt P., Lc) w nr`i<, U N 5 . Ports.in 'this Duchy, , which liaye,been till now under the di vection of the Prince of tour and k.riatbe placed. front the Ist of 'June under the Prnisjan 4dministl'atinn, li;x44lloPge on 'London, on O F 7th - and Tt th of June, 1 3 . 4, 1. , • v t Lovers reeeivcd by - .:A .MUEL 11011NTON, 1241. 11.11.! iliivernor of the ititssta. Coliyany, trout ttlf Et it COtviui. nt St. l'eterchttrgh Pett•t‘burgh, inth May , (2il), T 916. I,,inour inftwuryou, , that.the•novigatiou ; and annexed 1 aand you Int dist arrivals of liritis'a „ to `D C 'flip I ft ion, aptain .Tand I.lll e from N.lesiina,..were'detained liy t tl, cl4tiilJ uta ii r toutralltitte fur ,two daysinhat are now thinoirkritiulg at the t'aiston, 110 , 1, to continue ill tOr re,gulations tet i and t3P2. (Sign,. I DANIEL .I.IAYLEY. "ro Simnel 'Mot tltorr, Esq. -iovernor of the ILussiaCoinpinty. 4SHIPS ARITIVEP• - • Nen 1,-.lll4y , 9othst.tilbeT4i4, §ftpuel .Nlassan,, nuoter, 47 ela , 4 Frain Loncidn. • f4O. r. Mar.3144p1411, John Meek, maiter, days front . . . . Petersburgh, llth:Slay (23), 1810. tate the opportunity of a courier to ettclrbie a copy Of toy iliPoit4 n yesteiday by the Swedish Mail, and at the 011ie It) convey you aSurther list at l3titlsttships.urrirvl to N 0.7, It 4pears, from, Mr. Booker's letter, that the wind e. , t had tu , nn easterly; 8101 preyented the tiblpi getting:llp. Trtt Cranslati,in of the has yet ,hi- it pul,h9hed ; and t hough 'individuals ha telranslated it into English, German, ii ill French,. the permission to print it cannot tic o bt a i ne d., (Signed) DANIEL . BAYLEY. To Sam. the rnton, Esq. Gusiertior °l i the Russia C'nuittatty.- ~ sttiPs ARRIVED. No. 8, May 9,- the Dart, Robert Jex, master,. 77 days from 1\ u. 4, May ft, the Nay, `Mhos. Read, master, days front * London. the Zephyr, W. -.Scott, master, 80 days from Messina. a, May 10, the Lion, John Ilex, master, 103 . days from N,u, 7, May 10, the Palladino}, Thomas Nitison, winter, 9.i tiay tivia Loodou. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.' • , OxFall.D.---thi Thursday the Rev. 'rho. Terms, M. A.some time F&4low of Ne - w „ College, itid Rector of IVOhin g h nin , .No was admitted Bachrkv an:l Doctor ittDivinity. The same day the toilmeiog Were 4dmitted Diq,;yees:—.'- Thoiuns Iteditinn Mu:ker, of Christ Cl,l,orel; ; :vir. Mory. Mr. Ileun flauiptien, Mr. Coolx, H,v.f„ii. , ,d;4r Johnson ' of Orlel Collcgc; 14=1%11 - ill:am of s Trloitv Collegt• ; 11 r. chillies Davies, Mr. Joe t ili Cornett, of Ptimbr , ike Col!e;i,e. LIMA eiors r. io in 'IV o.lt, Me: Cie() rge Dough-. ton, )1r". Jorepl, Iltirnll lth t,f 11*;:t111;:iii College I 4r. Geurgo Gregorie, or (.164 Chhreti ; John Wit.l,ll:ou Griffith, of Queen's College; 11. fitory Carpus Christi Col lege. , The net. Thomas SvmonEis, of Enshain, been appointed by the Chancellor of this Diocese a Surrogate for the granting of Marriage' Licences and proving Wills.' The Rev. Frederick 'AI astef, lifts been in stituted to the Vicarage of Ittincoro, by the Lord Bkhop of Chester, on the presentation of the Dean and &Alger of Christ Church. The itevT Mastin has lately been licensed to the three augmented Perpetual Curacies c,f Id but yS - winbrook and Fitield, all in the county of Oxford ; to Idbury on the nomination of his hi-oilier; the Rev. John Mastin, Vicar Of' Naseby; in the county of Northampton, and of Dinitcill Bassett, in Leicestershire ; to the .two latter olt. the nomination of the lion. and Rev, — llugh Percy, Chanculliir of the CaCliedral Church of Salisbury. Also appoiutcd Master of the Free School of S.vinhiook atoicsaid. Lord Bishop of Salisbury has appiiinted the Rev. Edward Barry, D.D; of 'to— Mary's and St. Leonard's; Wallibgford, to he a' rural Dean for the Deanery of Walliogford, in Iris Lord, ship's Diocese. • • A DispAsation has• lately passed the Great :e,•11, enabling the Rev. Thotni'Brooke, the Rectory of oh his. own pre,t,!,t tiott, with the Rtetury of Hot tiAi, hbtlt itt Woo, cestershire. The Rev: Charles Johnson, A. M. Chaplain to his Royal the Prince.liegvnt, and 'Vierti ialSonslistoke,•near Bath, has l*een• c‘dlated, by the Loid:Bishop of that Diocese, 40 theyalutrole Prebend of White Lackington, itt the. Cittlirdral Church of :Wells, Vacant. by the,death : 01 she ReY. Thos. Ireland, 1). D. , The Itev. li. flogiles, Hector of flartfti/ick, Northamptonshire, is preferred to die"V,ii.arage uit tVarwickshire ; Patron, the Itev'. Dr. Butler, Prebendaty 01 Lichfield. • - • LAW INTELLIt3NCG COURT OF KNG'S^llENUliolura; tse MANDAMUS. The ArfoliNEY f t , l • a rule to chew cause why a mandamus not di rected to the Cliiirchwaftlats +Pr the patish of Sr. Paul, Deptford, to compel. them , to• deliver the f rcgtry4lerk certain honks of which he bad. bear deprived. .The affidavit of the pep on applying' stated; that he bad Jong filled the oiliceof,..vcstry clerft, NIUE that the bool;s in question were altsW liitely necessity . tor the due discharge of (lie du: tiers of that otilCe. Lori{ 81,Cciszdottovott 8 , ;1;ed what tenure. veS, ,try•ckrk had lii hi; tt cC' : • . The ATIOHNEY-GENKRAL li_ared that he took! not much rely upon' the tenure, as he believed it was at will. flee vas aware of the case of the Bing v. Chorchwardens• of Croydon (3 Tt It. 713), Wki . Cll [lnd been mentioned to him i .by.tbose who instructed.bbn, as a case in r fayour ot.the ma- Jinn : be apprehended , that. time Court would be of a contrary opinion. Tbat tvas' an ..application for ;a mandamus to compel the Churebwardeps of Croydon to admit a, person to the office Of 'Vest ry elcitt,,..and Lord Kenyon skid 'that it ‘i,i . as not a burl perniaitent office for which a mandamus wutdd lie ; anti tic added ‘` this is an office merely or a private itaturz•; and if a Iniordomuv were to be granted, I should as soobexpect_ to hear of atrap plication for a mandap,zos to rotoreta the a toll-gate-keeper of .a turnpike rpacl. Lind ILLLeNsettouGH.The party m:mv bling an action. of t . rovcr for any books belonging to him by virt tie at his office. The . ATTORNEY-Gt.:NU:IIAL observed, • that the ,churchwardenallad obtained possession of All th e ibooks, and he did out anticipate much tinCees3-10 a proceeding. _ _ . Air. juttice .13Avt.PY said, that the • Cour- ter tainly did not recommend the action—Buie re fused. FOLICE INTELLIGZNCE., 13ow ; -S,TagcT,,—Ou Saturday ,the young man, who has been in 90.,t0dy tor a week, on stispiciim of being concerned in stealing. lsauk Notes to the amount pftwo thousand,,pounds, the property Of the EArl Of Derby, 'Which the Noble Earl had sent inclosed in franks, by the post, but . 1n what Or'ay the robbery has been effected LI not beer. asetirtaioed, nod two Bank Notes 'for ftl. each, part of thti stolen property, having been traced to. the prisomr, lie was suspected how ever, on Satorday, Mr. Fletcher mkt:m(lyd tor the pasoner, ;to:lsatijtiptorily proved to Mr. Parkin, t h e solot i o , p the (kneta! Post ! ..orlice, that the prisoner 1. 1 Itnind 1 . 1 4; notes tNac*d to hint.. lie was accorditlydisilm . rgetl.. • THAMRS Con*”',4. Chap. niaa, John Boannit, Xuhn'Kirby; charged with stealing tire +lntl;irti iron' the Eit - Stltidia holy, were fully committed lo . r . trial at tire 'neXt'Assizes at Maidstone. f;t7RQN t, s Zti “11 inquisition was taken nn Saturday, in Link Portland-;street; on. the body of fieney - Arnold, who cut his ihroat tot Thursday. '!'his case has excited nlitch Commis sera ti nn; : The pnor Man had a sick and distressed wife in the workirouse, and to relieve her lie pliwn cd a sheet (Or two shillings, which •he had .taken from. hisiodging - taken to L.he illarlhorotigli-sweet Police Office and coniinitted under the4iawning Act, After having heenlock ed up forsome time, information , was • given, to Marsden tite_ gap,* that, he was Ileati t Lokt.l it turned out he had cat hit throat with .4 'rtizor, which was found by body. The uty rct utit ed,a ver(;ict of Lugacu. Fro»t Me LON DON 'GAZETTE,' June 15, 1816. frar-o . sice, Jilite 15, 191t1. lld Reginient of Dragoon Guards: Lieutenant Edward Tlonte wood to lie Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice .I'hite, who reties. Ist Regiment of Dragoons, Cornet Thomas Garth to be Lieutenant, by purchase . , vice TralFord, promoted. ad Ditto, Lieutenant. John Golf- to lie Captain -of a Troop, by pin - Chase, vice Ilranfill, who retires. 7th Aegiment of Light Dragoons„ Lieutenant John Pringle, from halt-pay of the 121.1 i Light Dragoons, to be Lieute nant, vice Rite, who exchanges. 10th Ditto, Lieutenant William Drummond, from half-pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Hardman, who exchanges. Staff Corps of Cavalry, Aasistant-Surgeon John'Foster, fro* half-pay of the 27th Foot, to In; Assistant-Sur . geon. 9.d Regiment of It oot, Lieutenant Thomas Massie, from 11.11 f pay of the .52d Foot, to be Liv titenant, vice Goodall, who • exchanges, receiving. the'ilitference. -7th Ditto, Lieutenant .Thoreac It. Wingfield, from half-pay of the Regiment, to he Lienteimut, vice Crewe, who ex changes, receiving the differelice. 17th Ditto. Lieutenant Geurgi.G. Rohinson, from thez't...7th . Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice Saunders, who retires iPpon the half-pay of the :37th Font• • 19th Ditto, ',lobo Stirling, - ,'Gent. to be Ensign, without pur , chase, ricer Hawker, promoted. 21st. Ditto, Lieotenant-Colonel. John M, Nuoth, from half , hay . of the 7th FOOl, to be Lietitenant-Colonel, vice Aster son, who exchanges. Nth Ditto, George Chambers, Gent. to be Ensign, by por-• chase, rice Laing, appointed t o th e I stli Light Dr 4 nuns, .15111:Ditt o , Ensign'hoi. Pitillthe, from half-pay of the • rtid Foot, fo'be Ensign, vice Brown, w hoexcliaitges. oust Ditto, Ensign C; from half-pay of the 90th Poor, to he liwign, vice Walton, who exchanges. „Mil Ditto, Lieu?. A. F. Macintosh, from the ad Dragoon Guards, to he Captain of a Company, by rehas4,. , rice ii , rd John Somers,t, primioted in Ihr-regiment of .vtiatte ille. Lieut. C. E.'Porner, from.tho lioyal. Waggon Train, to lie Lietitiottort, vice Scheifer, who retires upon of the Royal Waggon Train. 'tilst doliti Campbell, fr om lialf-pay of-the . 4 , lth Foot, to he Licutootint,"Viee Singleton, Min , exchanges. t Snrgeim Chi istophei Gill, from half-pay of the loth Foot, to he Surgeon, vice Peacticke, whit exchanges, • 71st Ditto, Lieut. W. H.-butlim, from half-pay of the 71h • r foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Baldwin, who oxchanes, re cei ring the difference. • 7" I atu. G. 'Douglas, Gent. to he Ensign, by purchase, vice iorinaii,)ivortioted. • Bid Ditto, T. M‘Mithon, Gent. to be Ensign, withont pur chase, vice O'Halloran, whose, appointment has not taken ' • Rid Ditto, Second Lieut. T. FdwarilS,' front half-pay'of`the Bourbon Regiment,: to :be Ensign,' 'rice Gordon, who Ex - changes. . • 97th Ditto, IleObt-. Parke, Gent, to be Ensign, by put chase, vice Carroll, oromotitcfin the 89th FOot. IDist Ditto, to Sco Lieutenants,lient. It. J. Hanley, front the ! , York I..i4ht i;taiitry -Volunteers., , vice Kiieley, who el.- ' eh.ages. Lieut. Stopford, from the York Light In:. ' fantry Volontrers, vice Vonigoinery, who exchanges. let tt, , India Regiment, Ensign Janres. Palmer to be Lien , ; en, ‘N it le,itt purchase, viceßretinaii, deceased. • James. lent. to be vice Palmer., ' • York Li ; •!ii Infantry Volunteers.—To he Lieutenants, Lieu . ,tenant Pavia Kinsley, from the 101st Foot, vice Hartley, wiroexelitiaiges Lieutenant John Montgomery, from the .101st'vice 5: opford, who exchanges. . • 9if tcyltin Regimeot, Dawning, (tent. to, be Second Licittentio!, wit hoot 'purchase, vice Berkeley,vhosy ap pointident iitt Hot liken place, litmerr tt, STAIT.- 7 .lssiE+atit Surgeon Richatdt. Hall, M. D. to lie Surgeon to the I''OITT4, vice LEAvficlV, deceased. .„ 314:311;RAN appiOnt Mont. of Assistant -Snrgeon • Walter .Ward, from the 83d Foot, •to be Surgeon to the ' Forees, as -stated in the Gazette of ,Ist June,.lBlG, has nut plaCe. . • Light Iforse.Volunteers.--ASsistatlV•Stirgeon William Wright to he Surgeon, vice Blizard, who resigns. - • ( i , imoissionx-signed by thc . i.ord Lieutenant of the enmity of Kent. West ' Kent Regiment of Yeotniinry Caealry.--Tnikhri4e Trooti, Lieutenant Peter Noaille to be Captain,—rice U. i'Voothote, resigned, Jobb WiJoi Nate, Gent. to hi Lieu , tenant. — 7 — iluttensimw, Gent. to be Cornet; Cron*); °like, Julie 15, 1810. • Nlernhers returned to serve its this present Parlimnent.. 1-1 ,, r ,, t1g11 ok Milborne l'ort.—licutelnint-General 1100, Sir EtEv.ird l'Agvt, Knight Grao4l C,rois.vf the Niost Ho nourable Military Ord.' of the Bath. 11. - rungli of. Buckinglinni.-4 he Hun. Hugh Forteseue k gam rnonly called Lora F.,bringtou. . , . ['Phis Gazette notifies the Prince Regent's perrnis..ion to the ~ ..41 Patt*lion of the fr9fh Regiment to bear the word It Peninsula;" to the 71A t " Vittgl ia;" and to the 81st " 411- buera," tin tht:ir respective colours and appolatruents.l BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. •.„ .T.• Caudill). - Minories, froolJant 11 to idly 30; at (.:uiltlh€►l . BANKRUPTCIES SCIPERSEDF:I). , T. Frenrll, AVao.liugton, O Kfind, dealer, in Iroi..e l . W. Coo . he, ' NI i lishridge, Vorl,, and J.,Litt,lewood, Lveds, car ' pet-nmaufactitrers. '. • - • - P. j o hils o n, St. Oetage'svine, 114ek-lane, timber4urrelont. i . nt~NKIUFN. J. S. Turner, Norwich, tmtber.tnerelnint, to, surrender June 29,' . 29, awl July 27, at the Kemp:tot 1-I,ql se Inn, 'Norwich. Atttirnies; Islr. ,Clsse, Nurwich,_or -Messrs. W. and 'G. Taylor, Feathettione-buildlngs, Hulhian. J. King, "I'mtbridge,'Kent, carpenter,.Jnne 2,2, July 2, and 27, at Guildhall.' Attorney, Mr./,Bigg, tiouthatuptutt builjings, Chancery-lane. ft. W. 'Tuber, James-street, Golden-o(o4re, pint/thee, .Tune T s,. 29, and July 27, at ( . 11tirinall. Attorney, Al r. flank - tut, Piazza Ulianihers, Corent-garden. J. Earle and W. Lyon, Old ... Change, and Wi i Tan, I.4l.ncaster, watehotigeniviv, Jana 29,' 29, and".lttly 27. at Golldhall- Attornies,. Itlcssrs. flourdilloo and Hewitt... Little Friday s t reet, or 7; essrs. Gt itasha w and Marsh, t‘lgart, Stackard, IVliiieeliapel-road, leather -cutter, June t£4,29, and July 27, at Guildhall'. Attornies, Messrs. Smith ant Henderson, Leman-street, Goodatan's , tields. W, Andrews, Mt unites, skip-ltrolier,,Junc' 22, 29, •and July, , 27, at,Gitildhall.. Atturutes, Messrs, Tilsou and Preston, Colentan-street. E. W. Jennings, Spilsby, shopkeeper, July :1,"5, and 97, at •the George Inn, Swishy. . Attotities, Jlr.%ValLer, Spilsby, or Mr. Ellis, Chancery-lane. , W.. 1. Livach, Redenball wit h Harleston, - Ncirfolk, innkeeper, • 'Mile 2(;;' 27, and July •27, at the Swtut Inn; tedenhall with I - farleston. Atturnics, Messrs. Palmer and France, Bed ford,row, or Mr. Shaspin, Beceles. W. Knight, Marsden, York, grocer, June /5, .26, and Jnly 97, at*the White' Swan Inn, Huddersfield. trornies, Messrs. Willis: and Cu. Warnford-court,. or Mr. 13rown, Huddersfield. lif.•Carlite," Button in.the Moors, Lancaster, cotton-mane: factiirer, :lane 27, "29,' and July 27, at the Palace Manehester. Attorney, -Mr., Edge, Manchester. J. Dunne, Old-street-road', auctioneer, Jinn! 25, Jetty fi afid. 27, at Guildhall. nev, Mr. Ilosvaid, Bernard's Inn. I'. liarrisOn, North Shields, bluch-malier, June 17, July 13 and '29, at the George Tavern, :Vert •Attarities, Ms. I'litutptre, Temple, or Mr. tt.ile, - Ntat Shields. - S. and W. I.ynnell, and B. Perkins., , t t grocers,'Jann 18, 29, and -July 97; at Guildhall. ttoriiirs, Afessrt.-06- Iniry and-Co. Gate-street, LitecollYi: J. Wilkins , it, Lancaster, huoliseller„ July 9, and 27, at the King's Arms Inn, Lancaster. Attornies, Messrs. Bleasdale and Co'. New- Inn,' or Messrs. Baldwin ;and Thompson, Latis.aster. . 'l'. Coburn, Newland, Qxford. woolstapler. June 92, 25, and July 27, at Guildhalt. AttOmie4, Messrs. Chalon acid Car ter, High-street, Borough. • J. B,lVard i kleyinidge, ,Essex i •caal-rnerchant,. hum IS, 09, ~and. July 97, at Guildhall. iqessrs. Watkins and ,I!only, Lincoln's Inn. J. O M Mall, Norton Vulgate, "linen-draper, June 29, 29. and .July 97, at Att u'rriey, , tlir, Risiatore, War ufwil- LIMO, Tlllllglllo4l/11 , StriTt. W. Bean, White Horse-street, Piccadilly,lorse-dealer, JIIIIC 18, 29, and July 27, at Guildhall. Attornie9, Messrs. Par tridge antf.,(4.. - I.llackmult-street,Snltt,hwa l I. J. Smyth'', Maidstone, Kent, brewer, June 18,19, and July 97, at Ciuiltlhatl. .Atturnies, Messrs. D e b ary and Co. Lincoln's ' Inn-field DIVIDENDS. 'l".Grvll , s, livretentl, brats -cork (An der-401y 9. %V. Llewellyn, Cariwirtlien, tt. A. 6404, triiie-st.reet, It otnfortl, innllol,l o .—J u ly 6 Wittling•street, wareltomsetulni-,-July S. 1). et : Wing, Pill. hie CAI TIJAII4I, dealer—July G. ~.:‘„W rny T,okrtsicutist ya,.d Llcr,:batit—July H4a,krtun," Waniford, Nroth4t.np . , • ten, paper-manntactiirer-iJuly G. S. Higgs, Dudley, Worces- Li rerpool, inerchant -4 Lily to. B. Scott, Bristol, corn-factot• - • July 6.,1. tiretzory, Neat it Glamorgan, linen-draper-July 11. B T. i.;,...,,, Wethersfield, Essex, Maltster-Judy 6. A. Crace, I .ct: t o : i 'rn i t 'l t ' oni commo n N "R % - * I. 0 : Irt-Sre4El:vtie..l.rr' ewe r -- J uly t i d " - t s ituza t it ; YY e l3 r l.l t r:. I l l; n tl: l l)% e iT. :.. N c "B l ' ic i ut cr rt ral t lYi - - . unn ::; merchant -- - . 3 1 11 2 °I . Iniu l 't V lbil n . u . 6: Y 1 i t a cGi 1 : 13:a l: ni s rti c k: : : , Lone sire, ylaisterer-July 6. W. Vince, 'meas.:street, COm tnerctal-road, carpenter..---July ..1.6 Laud, Maidstone, druggist --July 6. I'. Evans, Crass-street, Goswell-street, brandy merchatti--July 6. J. B. Eall, junior . Kensington, coach' master-40y G. T. Woodhouse Lower Sliadwell, butcher , -July 8. 1). Thomas.- New-Cantle , F.ntblyn, Carmarthen , shopkeeper—lttly i. D. Ilolt, Lexden, Essex, to'Hler-- . Jr 11; S. J. Davies, Rubeston • Mohan, Haverfordwest, corn-merchant-July 8. J. and N. Wetherly, AlawiOis common-hreweruly 2. .1. H. Beavan, Brook's-place , KVPn . ingt on, flour-factor-41,1y 2. E. Collinsou, Crooke& . lane, oil-merchant-June C 2. J. Peters, Portsmouth,. ntereba nt--.IU ly 6. T. Barrowejough, Leeds, clothier- 41 11 11. T. Davis, Bibury, Gloucestershire, dealer, July 13. r , Ridsdale, Leeds, merchant-July 6. W. Nix, Royal Exchanges patent medicine vender-July C. J. B.tyly, Pitsea, Essex,' deder-July 6. T. Ellis and k., Alder, Crooked lane, roet,, chants-July. 6.11. W. Ilolt, Green Lettuce-lane, Cannon* street, merchant-June 25. H.fiellmers, Johnstreet, Com* mercial-road, . slily-broker-4one IS. 'J. F. Tit rockmortott , Guildforil-street, insurance brokFr--July 6. T. G. Wilßan,r son, • Paradise-street, ROI herb ithe, mariner---J tily g; S. S. StiugP. J.i•zard• street, Bartholomew-square, builder-4 111, 16. J. Cowing and S. Catesby, Bedford-court, liediord-stieeti-, Corent-garden, woollen drapers. CERTIFICATES--Itat 6. R. Hole, Bow, Deron, serge-maker-B. F. Burrill;dreat Suttonit.rect,Clerkenwell, watch-maker-J. kiring,Ciedi mu "' nevem, tanner s -R. Air, Botolph-lane, meultom-S. ack tilitt4l,lltittcra7Nit,t.st L i A c a i rn i in , ,, i l li i et i t lio ,fi r s - 4. a t , a r n e ti r i, c ,,a li ti a ag ni et - il l :. .. 24 7 l. r a y rilte fl iria i rt : ee. , rr t : ; r c d a e l ! I ii , 5 r i ..... 0 ° c p . ,. Clieshi re, fell-moutzet-T-Brante, Lowestoft, mere/rant --IV. Sprigrr.s, Bath, halierdasher-H. :iel:ten, Giu... airning, Surrey, butcher-W. Banks, Bradeley.Stafford,lnres engmeer-J. cartwriglit, Salt ford, Somersets line, v. k "i' ller. " -. V. Crosland, Dewsbury, ' y orksh • t h' 1 ......1. Timii.gs, Ire, cid le Birrning ham, grocer. , - PARTNERSHIPS DISqOI.,VED. I p Mil.. R. Milligan; C. Robertson, R. Nlitligatt, j' ll, • atil L' ' ligito, Mincing-lane, merchants-G. H . m ot tiee, W. ',ori son. and J. Miller, printers-4. Adams and it. Lanliesterp, Wvide, W.: NielrolsotWanci M. Welfle, t•-• a fib ISkt,()lci !Vail; Southampton, carriers-C. Angas; ,r, , • imp t s., W. L'. Anu s, and G. F. Anga;:, Newcastle upon-'line, roachntakers---t!•, J..Wartiron, W...Woddrop,. it. t . 'ityt,.a t od iri l..'! " . P l: l t ' hi t : :,9eril; now-- -. 4. W. Carrier anti M. Davies, N e wcastle-under -14 T Pacrobrakers-leTate and M. Lill, Louth,- whitesmiths,--1 Booth and W. 1 lokkinson, Liverpool---. 1. and A.,L e ' t / ' junior, Birmingham, builders--J. Smith, W. Sm it t R ... Upton, anti W. Lamb, Nahum, ntillers-J. C trney aft.t.::- i ( :) . ra , 1 : 6 T 4 h 1.. :0 1 1:to l n" , i ' l 4'4- flit -- c--- i l i. l ea v 7tA ni r e :tl l : l ";l7l d ti 11 .1 : Ailo'nul; 171141ey,withSliaelserlq, tanners - S. Jetinings and. W. l'''"?' ley, Landou-T. Withy and D. Lloyd. Pool, .MoritcoMe i rl i lime burners-J. (:olinatt and S. Issues, Norwich, friiiteral" l . J. GritStivaucl Y. Hamer, Huthitrsfield, merchants.; . SCOTCH BANKRUPTS. SEQUESTRATIONS. June 1, James Craig, grocer, Loch win Loch--Creditori in NVller's Inn, Beith, Bth owl 22t June at 12. *lime 1. ltobert Dempster, merchant, Nairn—Credit°"+. meet in . Richardson's Inn there, 13th mi d 28 th J une . at ,'„,,, June I. Robert Blaikier, cau dl ema k er, D a l ke i th —X rc e 7 meet in John's Coffee-hous e , Edi n b urg h, 12th an d 2 qt h Ju n o. at 2. June 3. James Johnstone, rnattster, Ecclefecan—Cred it " l meet in' Brand's Inn there, 13th and 23th June, at 12. June 3. Thomas Hysl o p, merc ha nt , Penputit—Credito" in Pearson's Inn there, 19th and 28th June, at 12.. June 3. Samuel Renuy, merchant, Arbtoath---Cf"f il r i , meet Fairweather's Inn there, 11th J une an d 2d EXAMINATIONS, DIVIDENDS', , James Abbot, ship-owner, coal-broker, add ► t Drindre, to be examined in the Sheriff Court-room, For'r { : on the sth, and in Merchant's Inn; Dundee, 29th Joliet at 1 0 . James F..asson, ship.owner and coal-broker, FerrY - r °ll ,X,. Craig, rifesbire,' to be examined in the Sheriff-clerk i s ° "' — ' 11th and 22cIdttne, at - to be John Howie, farmer and cattle-d ea l er , ruslo,w,., examinedthe Sheriff-clerk's-office; it anu Robert June,afl. Ma Mark, merchant, Leith, to be ' I ,, P a 4 iic: Sheriff-clerk's-of fi ce, Editillargh the "14th and `j"t— exaLun ). 'at 12, - George. Lindsay, merchant, Earlitown, to, be exarT i ; lt in , 's court - horse , Green la w , on t h e t3t h , and in the Shern" c tm otfiee, Dunte,2Bth June,: at 12. • John Douglas, merchant, Leith, to be examined in the Sat riff--clerrs otlie, - Edinhurgh, 14th and 29th June, at 1- William Atkinson, coat and time merchant, La v '; rau t f ali a be eXA rnin t qi in tile court - house, Dumbarton; 20th " Ur ' — nad,llth July, at j. t . ' { lB William Scott, cooper, Gla s g ow , t o b e e xa mined in • • Slicriff-elerk's office there, •15 acid 2916 June, at. t I. a Gershern Stewart and Charles Livingston, jun. part ner '', theCVnipany carrying - 4)u bosinesa as mereinitits Grenet • under fire firn! of Stiannan, Stewart, and Cm &c• 1,„ .03; tied I,tv th e Sheri ff -Clerk's offite there,"l3th and 276 at 12. .Io4iis Walker, horse and cattle-dealer, Kilbirnie, 're to be examined in the Sheriff-clerk's office, Ayr, 16111 -411 gyth June, at la. Sir Wm. iktowtes gold medals are this 3 13 r adjudged as follow :—For, the Greek Otir, ti ) John Hutton Fisher, Trinity college.—For 01° Ldfln Ode and Epigrams, to Wm. Nanson Let' som, Trinity College. •There was (Lao up a 'few days' ligo, in the i' tuediate neighb;urhood of the old Castle .of.Lan' ark, a gold coin, with the following impression upon it i—ttn the one side the ti:ktie, above it i/` the year in tritich icwas minted, 1077 ; un E:R l i other side is a crown support e d by a sword, tall`` sceptre.crossed. The 'following melancholy accident occurred ": 1 Friday afternoon :—As Mr. 3eo. Oldham, of near Wisbech, teas 'reloading an old gun for " s r purpose of shooting magpies in a garden 401107 1)4 [lamp, it accidentally went off and lodged l! contents in his side, when he expired in a few 1111. times afterwards. I-k was in his Gist year • COAL MARKET, JUNE 14. Ships at Market. Strips sold. Mite' -' • 47 Nw ecßitle II SuoderlaNd... ... ... 9cl. to lif lams. . On the I atil inst. at Farehant, the Lady of Captain f i res C. 13. of the Rapti Nay, st sim, nti Saturday, the Lady of Wa!;!,:le Eyre, Esq. 01 a *q:b = Met RR I ED. At Bath, on Tuesday ilit, J. J u n. E sq . to F,As s ° eldest thnighter of Georg e rtow . , Es q. ni of the s ime pla ce '' On' rhurulity last, at Gr o ve, NiAtingliash-';“, t he John Eye, vl.Te,t son of (ha Rec. ArchCeac: oll to llettriatts, yotinge - st. daughter of Anthony Rartlvip4- 34/ • P Esq. of Grove. 'On the Nab inst. at Marpla-bonn4KChttrch, the Rec. Hartlinge, M.A. 'Rector of Crowburst, anti Vicar of t▪ ut .hriplige, to Entily iteeond datigtAr!ethe /Ate' tleth Caltendar : 4 . ii. forth._ (Ye .T F.) . ii l. of (err ri tO I. , :tr late Colonei Robert Suthga land, of Muttri, - , • •,,giLlies. DIED. On Thitraday, Ime. Priory, mar Cnoierbol after n ro.ntli'g ;Et jward iv hint (4norgt 16, Ibird sun (.r" • i Brvdtr;ti, B trt. 11•R' 1 2 1' litk3 l3l Vt . rlrlde tiis I.lolth ineonio: _ _ lion to parents an,l LONDON: Plinttd B. CARSTAIRS, \'a.. 7, Ct Bv ' .o, n litf4tlin4Zs z rid 1 R,, - J , ltre IV A 'zCitil*Pi lirixto •• . • , at the svx..nryter, ,tie*. 112 7 Straria ; when; Ad re!"- . OtirrT, r 3 att'irg'lA