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`~~ti~rlJ~~ , ~. . -.. A'Al'iliiii 1\,,,,Q• ,,, .„,..., Yyfip , „; . 4 ' „..,,-, s , - ..,.....!!), ~C,•,,__ II , . . I a - *.1..-- ...-:„.. • • •,* • . '..1,r- ...,,-. ~,,-,-.... . } . '''',,,'..•',..'"` c 1> ,, , • *tow!, , • I OA SuM "~~: ' , • . 4 1 WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, fe16... VITMBEIt 7 , 4!1:1. I FPRICE sir:vim PEN cr,. .VICTUeiLLING-OFFICE, .I,tdy ,9, 181 Q. From the LONDON GAZETTE. Jurg 9, 131 6. THE COMMISSIONERS, or VICTUALLING Ws MAJESTY'S 11 7 41 7 Y do hereby give Notice, That Tuesday; the tad inst. they will be ready to receive rear der: in writing (sealed up), and treat for the Supply of what Pt ESTI BEE F may be required fur the use qf his Majesty's 4.l diu and Penes at Ireymoutk, during the space of twelve 'Calendar Afonths from the 21st August next. . 2 'AC Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Sc. tret atis Office, at this Of or by opplyingrto the Collector ViliaCustoms at Weymouth. 14 .regardwill be had to any To der which the Price ithet be inserted in 11'ords eat Zenith, or that shall not i odclicered to .the Board &fore One o'Clock on Me said 2' l l eleity, the tad instant, nbr unless the Person who makes the Touter, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer u 57t called for. Each Tender must also be accompanied by a Leifer sirnell 411 t ioorfspensible Persons taiga ling to become bound with the l'orly tendering, in the Penal Sum of bOol. for the (Me per formance bf the Contract. • ._ • GRAND NEW SCHEME. 2 of.. i ~.. I .40,000 . •,, t of L• 0 0• 41 09 AittiOLL, Contractor for the pre setit STATE t o the'TTERY, hay t he hoiour of submitting the SCHEME Public, trusting it will be found, on perusal, to merit t heir approbation. The I utter will commence Drawing the 17th stru kirint .• Y . '(. 3 . • • , and a ltrilsoD PRIZE of L.40,000' runstbe drawn the First Day. SCH EM E. 2 ...... 'of . . .... L. 40,000 a per Ct. C0n5...... L. 80,000 • • • . ....... ..tio,uoo ditto 60,000 ......... • •• 10,000 ditto 40,000 16 . .......... .. 1,000 ditto , 8,000 1 ~.. .............. 400 .? .. ................. 34)1.) .ditto ii,ooo 1,1 ................. 100 MOneY to) . ~................ 50 ditto •,77t 3 • ................. 10 ditto ........._, I4iooo Tickets. In Stage and Money, L. 405,780 4!40,000 vdll be given in addition to the First-drawn Prize, Forst Day. _ L.:10,000 t o the First-draws Prize, Second Doty. , L. 30,000 for the First-drawn Prize, Third Day. Iln squat N um b er o f Ti c k ets Will b e 'drawn cacti Day. w v ETS itilii St '; IMM are selling by*CAlt ROLL, Stock o " B . ri l i t,7, et his Offices, 7, CORNIIILL, and t 6, OXFORD r,,e'r, Where Ei g ht apitals were sold and shared in the klantery. ' 0 0 43. M Rosiness in the Pnblic Funds transacted ; and octs from the Country punctually executed. .......___ ~....____ - .$l/i 4 t , r. ---, -E LOTTEIty oPpICES, 4, :CORN.HILL, and 9, TCHARING-eItOS.S. 14 1 . 511 , as c •int ;• kic t,,r 1 4 1 r the Two last L0t .... icery to the most rot ; wet hilly return;l i 1 Thattlis 0 . u t - nolic for the bio rid ii:.ll °nage bestowed upon them f a , " " 4ll Y ;`hut his 'fivottlis art 111111 . t.: purtictiturly due for the g --° Purtiort Which he individually ri ,, eirtnt , and it is l.thly -14 „.' t1'3 '4 1 .g 10 his f....doigs., tlitit he is elm'. ileit to annontice, ~ss ti ,:''''' 1,." ‘ it List ill Capitals 'sh :tie.) ~ :til,,id hy hint, for exceed- I i" ( (limner timid sold )y any other Oilice.Leeper, as will 4 teen try the. t . ,•11.)r0in4 unetionil,4l List 1- 7 ,7:-), in 12 iharts, £.3ti,000 1.4051 347 f; • • /;..),.;;UO 5,602 .. k. 300 1,4241 .. 4.200 I 11,440 . .. m ( , . 647 5 .. , . ao(t L -1,075 ... . 2(4) .3 ,-, 1 ,! •• • • ..)sOU ti f oh I .... Slt:/0 - 2,:l(it; .... 200 / (7,,..'.? •• .. sou . C 0,90 .... 3011 'IOAI .... • ;%50 .... 4.1 16.18 ..., Ht.() 8,929 ... • ' IMO 9 1 . 1 . 4 ,`: 3 •• . • ',OS) 1.2, t 44 .... . SOO 11,878 .... .200 , 2 '',. 4. •• . • :MO 13,349 .... 800 1 4,760 .... 200 vi j . . ,•• • • tO , l 570' .. . 200' 124)73 .... . 200 ',Pirtdttitte Iliddets may re::eive.their:Mnivef ou demand. is i jr ,1: 1" :1,., A , Net ' . Lottery i , 11. 1 W 011 sale ti the Scheme of which . a— ‘" itteti i‘ r .' . • . ► I • .' lk it i 011 us it contains . t p,, y ev. .„ • inn unit Ll • sa appto . , . th ,,,,,„. t r ‘tteut . feill tit es, • t lie must prominent of which are, 1 ,,,,_ ,11, Drawin4s are to he oral vitch ,day, and the i , rand ,l our cannot cannot reaittiti in the W heel:0110m; u. they have' often p ri !* hg.iiikusy ‘ ll,le Scheme i$ so arranged that the very first ~A,! drawn lutist be more than 40,0601. and it tnaji by pos.. Illi ty be *),0001. Begins Drawing 17th September. *limes gratis.) RL prunti. ` li Aril ie t are tnint, resPePt 1111 informed, ;1118 ,thi‘t selvmoN, opY, and, PA.TE. T SELF-AD. UN:II',S to he recommended by the mos. CHIIIIC-lit'SlirOons In Town and Country. Fi'ent the illperio r'erwitrticiim i of these Itestruments no Straps are tit -10 answer for right or left side; the bony is :: ()ss ro!liev e n fro m the pressure which all other 'tile cs omision. Th e 'Patentees have ihe honour to supply li rqty :tint Navy,' , th e Military awl Naval Hospitals. the i„ r ml3 l l "rt Beard, the Docioyarils, the Ordnance, the Marine ,f, l l T!arY, the Hon. East IntliaCompmiy, the City of Lon ,,, 'lois Soelety, the Mary-le-bowie Infirmary, the Mid.. Hospital, &c. Scc.—Nlantitactory,.29i, Strand.. 4 1 , 1 "' 13, 'Persons rosining * . t the Country, sending the ciretten °?‘=t of the body. in inches, jut abort, the hips, may the tin upon being aceArately fitted.—Ladies arc requested to !Tply at Nlr, Osly's private door. q DIXON'S XNTITIILIOUS PILLS. E Pit, Ls lung since obtained a just cele , brit) , in the rate ractice the Pruitt ietor, Mr. Apothecary p t a nd fr p om ,eir great SUCCCSI in notoyuh *!uNite Mini ders (.1 unmerout Patients of tihitio‘,.on. l :rtieulal 1,. the Duke of Ite , iford, the Dowager Lady Say and le., the Visconotrso Unliteley, Ate. &c. he was persuaded to er tticna to the Public, muter the sanction of their Names. They arc' found to he art incomparable 'Remedy for In. filgestion ' and restnriitg the tune of the Stomach. They l'emove habitual anti temporal y Costiveness, Sick Ilvati.• Aches, and Heart4lat n, whether arising front the aerlnlony ` 4114 411d redundant bile, intemperate diet, or tiriultio-, to MX , . rind will he found ',Jost:valuable Medicine to re upiJo every Indiposit ion occasioned by a dLore,ered 4 tatis of the Stomach and Bowels. old stt Njessis, Batkr and s un's, N 0.4, Clieatisidc. Lou- , "° 1 ?, in Boxes at 21. DJ.; .64. i and as.; and also by the Rookeellers and Niedicitie Veneers in every T•iwo • VESSEL'S JES U ITS DROPS. Iris Majesty's Navy these Drops have for s:l.t neor too ye ars p as t ma i n t a i ne d th e i r c h aracter as a ape o, . • to r the Scurvy, (3rarel, Dropsy, Strunguary, Weakness Ob structions in the Urinary Passage- ) and General Debi. , t i Y' particulaxl y far their absolute and speedy Cure of ''netesl Diseas. roily Jusurr .intoPs .11(1 4)E.c i p . 4 , 4 ItENI EDY e are the mily . ansl expedition:lolre, 4 nri:itonin • their a$ i - oquire little or no usent , Ihe ere at object to be attended to is, that Patients and • 1're 1u . 141 7 4 APPuld ' be careful in having the trite and genuine it: Li as the unsafe,. unsanutionert, and dangerous trttnerielti atleturted to be I,ivited on the Public by aim. are so numerous that the Proprietors request to.ask for WessersJettaits I)rops, and unless ;qt l~hara the follow.lig words on the . stamp, th,iyuregross ttv4 re Lutis On the Public " Joseph t% essels, ti(, St. P au l' s 4 di r , d ", - Y 4 rtl," ..vhich his Nlajesty's Commissioners hare or. it te , . I , s o be etigtaved du every stamp. All others are Conn . -.ois t Captains, anti N'enilers, ,supplied on liberal iyj Prioe /s.tol.—i I s.—attil Qis. per bottle. , 414 P by' -Sanger, Oxforil-strect; Word, Middle-row, P 4 -and Tull,. . • • • This pity were inthlislied, In Two Volumes, m.o. Second Edition, price Igq• CONSIDBRATIONS the,PHFeSENT 1)0- LITICAL SPATE of INDIA; enthriclulr OtKervat tont on the Character of the Natives, on the Civil and Criminal Courts, the Administration of the State oaf .1 ustice; the Lana- Tenure, the .Condition of the Peasantry, and the Internal Police of our Eastern .Durninions ; intended chiefly as. a Ma nual of Instruction intheir Duties, for the Younger Servants of the Company,. . • , `.‘• fly ALEXANDER FRASIER TYTLER; - Late Assistant Jnige in .the•s2 , l PolUtitiabs, Bengal Esta idistiment..•,. London: Printed for Illaelt,,Parbury, ;viol Allen, lloolisel lets to the Honourable East•lndia Company, Leadentiall street. INIPORTANT PARLIAMEN TARY PAPERS. (To be cotyinned regittorly.) A BILL for REGULATING the PRACTICE of SURMA: throughout the UNITED KINGDOM of GREAT BRI TAIN and IRELAND. —Whereas ignorant and:incapable persons are not restruined'by law iron) practising Surgery, numbers where- by the health of great numbers of persons is much injured, and the lives of many destroyed May it therefore please your Majesty, that it may be enacted; and be it enacted by the King's Most Excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Lords Spiritual and' Temporal, and Cotinnons, in this present Parliament es senibled, and, by the authority of the saute, That from and after it shall not be lawful for any person to practise - Surgery, fur Incre or profit, 'unfits he shall have been person ally examined, as to his qualification and fitness thereto, by the Royal Co4ge of Surgeons in Lou don, or by the Royal College of Surgeons in 'Ediobiirgh, or by the Royal College of Surt,unis in Ireland ; and unless he, shall have reeeised a Diploma or TesfitiOntial 'of his knowltilge and ability to practise Barg'ery, tinder. the seal of the- Royal College 'before whom such, examioation shall have been made ; for which Diploma or Testimonial the Usual fee, and no mote, shall be demanded end received. And be it further enacted, That every person who shall have been so exatnined', and shall have received such Diploma or Testimonial under the seal of either of the said Hoynl Colleges, shall be entitled and shall bare the right tia prWetise Sur gery in any and every part of his Majesty's DiMii nions, any law or custom to the contrary not-' withstanding. Provided always, and he it, farther enacted. That all and every person or persons %vim s h a ll have been duly examined, and shall have obtained ii Testimonial or Qiialification as a principal Stir goon in his Majesty's Army. or Navy, and Who shall have actoally served in that capacity, shall 'be entitled to practise Surgery in any and every part of his Majesty's dominions. And wheteas by a certain Statute of the Par liainent of Ireland, passed in the thirty-sixt b year of the reign of his present Majesty, iotitoled, An Act tor the further Regulation of Public Infirmaries or Hospitals," it is enacted, That from and after the passing of that Act, no person should he capable of being elected Surgeon to a Countylisfirmary or Hospital, tiOlto should not previously have obtained Letters Testimonial of his qualification tinder the seal of the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland ; and that no other qualificatiou or examination should necessary to make. any ' person capable of being elected Surgeon to Rik 11, infirmary or Hotpitat : and whereas by another - Mt, passed in the litty-fourth year of the reign of his present Majesty, - intioded, "Au Act to amend several Acts for erecting or establishing Public Infirma ries or . Hospitals in Ireland, so far as relates to the Surgeoos or Apothecaries of such Infirmaries or llospitais," it is provided, that Letters Testi monial of the College of SUrgeons in Ireland shall be laid before the Gaud Juries' in the said Act mentioned, previOus to the requiring or Making any presentment, of any sum of money to he Sur germ of any Infirmary or Hospital by such Grand Juries : And whereas it is just and expedi ent that the provisions of the said Acts should be extended to the Members of the Royal College of Surgeons in London and in Edittburgh ; he it therefore enacted, that the Members of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, and of the Royal College of Surgeoas in Edinboro', shall be eligi ble to ail the offices NW' appointments mentioned in the tirst.reeited Act, and be entitled to all benefits and advantages given and intended by the second recited Act, on the production of the di. phones or testinionials under the seal of their re spective Royal Collegei, in the saint matiner as the Members of the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, have been 'since the passing of the said recited Acts. And Whereas surgical aid is frequently required in the practice of midwifery, suit it is expedient that male persons so practising, should be qaali fled to reutler such aid ; be it therefore enacted, that from and after it shall hot be lawful for any.male person to practise Mid-. wilery, 'Mess he shall have obtained a diploma or testimonial Of his knoWledge and ability to practise Surgery, under the seal of one of the said three Royal Colleges ,• or unless he shall have ob. twined a. testinomial of qaalifitation'ai a principal Surgeon in the Army or Navy, mot shall have actually served in that capacity. Provided always, and be it farther enacted, that nothing in this Act &Attained. shall be (leeched or tit re to exaeinito any person resident in (heat Britain or Ireland, aink'actually - practising Sur. gery or Midwifery at the time of the pas , iint; of this Ant ;. but thatevery person may continue to practise Surgery or Midwifery 'respectively.- ao far as any such person lawfully might bavtalout if this Act - had not been passed. • Carnow-now, July 5, 1916. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent, in the name „pod on the behalf of his Majesty, was this day pleased to confer the honour of ISloglithond on Harry Niven Lumsden, Esq. ,upon, presenting an . Address of Congratulation 'from the county of Aberdeen, un the Nfarriageof her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte wish his Serene Highness' Leopuld . George Frederick, Puke of Saxe; Mttrgrave •Meissen, Landgrare of Tiruringuen, Prince of ,Coburg of. Saalfeld. , His Royal Highness the Prince Regent, in the pante and on the behalf of his Majesty; was also this day pleased to confer the h,onour of Knightligod on :MajOr-General George Allan Maddan (Portuguese service), C. B. and Knight Com mander of the Tower and Sword ; of Cole Hilrrfouse, Ful ham, Middlesex. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, was also this, day pleased to confer the honour of Knighthood on John iVoodlield (;our' ton. X.L. D. late Judge of the Vice-Mmitalti.Court tit l 3 hackies. Carlton-florae, Jdrly e t imp. The Prince of Wales has been pleased to appoint the Right HiosoUrabie Jahn lliMahou to 'be Ite4irer-General of llis Royal Highness's Duchy of Cornicall, rice the Right Honour able Richard Brilisley Sheridan, decealed; and Major-General Benjamin Bloomfield, K.G.H. and M.P. to be Auditor and Secretary of the said Duchy of Cornwall, the Right Honourable JOhn M'Mabon. Foreign-Wire, July 9, Isl 6. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent lids been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint Archibald Gordon. Esq. to be his Majesty s.Coasul at Havre• de-Uracts. Cruet"... Office, Jul, 9, I SW. Member returned to serve in 'thii present Pirliament. Borough of Yurrriouth.—Joho Leslie Foster, of Colton, in the County of Louth, Ireland, Esq.. BANKRUPTCY ENI,ARGEp. Bertf►min Itosnl, Shaksprares Walk, ShAdwrll, victualler, !rasa July 9 to August ttt twelve, at Guildhall. BANKlttlirreY NEPERSEDED. John 0. P. Tucker, Linsted Cottasre, near S;ttintiourile, Kent, mcrchant. II \NKRCPI'S. Wm. Booth, Haley, Staffordshire ibtteties, pt;tter and hlue colour maker, tomirremirr July 44, #t four, :13, and OAK,. go, at. cluren, at the Vine 1n,,, NeWelitit under Atttornics, Mr: Wilson ;Temple,. London; or Mr. Wain'', Newcastle under Lyme. „I/limicork and Slielikin,Bnrclem,StaffordshiriPuttrfic‘. potter $, July t 3, at lour, 24, and Aug. at, clvven at thr Vine hits, Newcaole Under Aitovnie*,' 'remple, London, or Nix, uwirr Lyme. It. M. Fisher, Snatharoptoa-plato, , New‘rna4,.Pantrai:, wine wereannt..lnly la, 16, and Angn't , 20, at eltvett, Gnild. 11411. Anomie% :Messrs. Edwards And Sun, Cattit::»street, Holborn. It. Mellor, Oldham, Linea Mire, grocer, :filly 1.4 Atignit 5 and 20, at eleren, at thetitor hut, Manelptster. Anomie's, Mr. Ellis, Chancery-lane, London, or Messrs. Johnson and . Lansdale, Matteltester. • J. FaMaw, Wakefield, York, grocer. .11t17 19. 20, anJ August 20, at eleven, at the Se ssion's-house,' Wakefield. Attortties,_ Mr. Evans, Hatton Garden, London or Mr Robinson, Wakefield. • Ja Melt Craven, Heaton, Bradford, and ThomagCravea l Ottoy, York, .worsted spioncrs, July 9G, at five, 27, and August 20, aticn, at the Swan Intl, Bradford; i%tlorities, Mr. F, vaus , H a tt att „g a rdeo, London, or Mr. Crossley, Bradford. James Nicholls, 'King's Lynti; Ntirfolk, linen' draper, July ,519, at six, 30, at nine,. and August 20, at. elevoi, St the Duke's Head, Lynh. • Attornies, Messrs. Bleasdale and Co. New lon, London, or Mr. King, Swattbant. Robert Cule, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, linen draper, July 13, 27, - 'and Angust 20, at four, at the Arigel•Lon, Nor wich. Altornies, Messrs. Boyce a:111 Deacon, Norwich, Or Mr. Wintlais - 11trtIctei-litiilditigs, Holborn, London. Isaac Bentley, 11%0)4, or &Wilton, stoke-uputt-Trent, Staf ford, potter, July 13;4. liVe, 14, at t e a, and A u gust 10, a t twidrei, at the ,Crown Inn, Stone ti unties, . ; .Messrs, 14eigh and Co. 'New 15ridgc , street, Lortiloa; or Mr. Dent, Stone. • • • John Stone, Illackwater, tailor, .I , lle L, tB, and Auguit 20, at ten; at (Jul Attoiney,• Mr. Parton, Mlihrook. John Olirer, Lutterworth, lin:ester:o4re, ctoho, • toter, July 12, at eleti,n, five, and Aitgust 20, at :nine, at the Hind Inn, Lotterworth. Attoririds, Messrs. Bleasdale and Co. New inn, London,' or Mr. Bond, Lei • tester. • • Thomas Ilattuti, Warrington, Lancashire, butcher, Augnst 1, 9 , and 20 , at 'i>ite, at tlk Giulia Tavern, Irlverpoul. Atturniee, Mr. BowlinsoarWarringtott, ur Me. Chester, Staple Inn, London. • , . William Niwliani, King's Lynn, Norfolk, merchant; July 19, ,at six, In, at nine, and Angust at ten, at the Dolte's ' Head, King's Lynn. Attornies, Mr: Jarris, King's or Messrs. Anstice anti Wright, King's Ilencll Walks, Temple, London. William Mattingly, William Kent, and Benjamin Kent, Wan tage and Ahioptuit, Berkshire, hankers, July 31, Augast I, and .20, at eteven, at thn King ; Alfred's Inn, %Vantage. Atturines, Mr. Nelson, Essex-•street, Strand, Mr. Beckett, \Vantage, and Mr. (itahaM, Ahingdoil, Berks. Joseph Simpson and Joseph ,Westmortani,,Lirerpool, house builders, JO, Ftl, 31.), and - AnKnat 20, at• eleven, at tiro . Yolk Hotel, Liverpool. kttorney, Mr. Whitley, Upper Dawsowstreet, Liverpool. . William Ireland Newman; Sqrton, .qinuceoerstiire, horse dealer, Jelly ,13, 20, and Angitst id, at eleven, lit the King's Head, Gloucester. Attoeuiei, 'Messrs. Griffith and .Glorim.ter, and Mr. King, Serjeant's inn, Fleet-street, London. DIVIDENDS. ily 30, W. Ride, Longhborough, Leicestershirs, stn. 30, "F.Merikur,'ltillingturst, Sin.sex, busier— Amost I,U. Lattrenee, ilii.tchant,--Angitst 3. E. Nigmon, 'Manchester, ctition-tunnafiletarer—Angitst 5, ad. Gpie, Painswieo, 00iticcitvrshire, cltnitier—Angtist 6, T. Gytte,, Poinswiik, Gloucester hire, elislsier-4 , liy :so, J. Wadi mid T. (*.vier, Great. St. Tirottrits Apostle, LoAnn, gia4ol4Cll-4 1 .1y 30, PM. Martin, (liftird-street, honk teller —.4nly SO, Christ. Hoffoin had W. H. liufram . ,...Limehnini, ship-chandiers—July 31, Jus.,llarri,on and Edw. Joneit, N or p o tt, hankers—July 9.0, Back-lane nob- , 11 41.1-grerts, 41soronee-brokei—July 27, 0. (%10, LeaSenhall-. street, riterchmit —.Tilly 47, flvnj. 'Waters, Birchin-lane, brolter—rJoly 30, G, (Tom) slid J. ;More, Little - Newport street, Soho, wareltou,easett--July 30, W. liroonthe.iti, co. ventry -street, Haymarlieti linen-dropes—Attgust,94, R.,W. Hult, Gs ten Lettuce-tart', merchant —August I, 0. Aratill and J. email, Birmingham, merchunt.s.—Angust 14, C.:lliir, ker,. Hore,ringstitim, connu-014nitfileturer—.1017 30, G. Tngwell, `friderlien, Kent, ilrkiper-40y SO, W. `l irately, I,4awrence Pontitpey4lll, Cannon-street, merchant --Jkily 31, A. T. Fayeriinin, Norwich, drurxist—August ;t, J. Grearss, INists.istreet , hill, 1 ailler-seller-41.11y 30, M. H. botibol, Wood-street, Cheapside. CERTIFIc ATES-Jtfly 30. D. Ap, T. Young, 41111 Win. \V. Aiibatt, Water..lat,e, Fieet-strect, carpenters—W. Pearce and W. Westhatp, vnriitxd, metehants—.l. Butt. Saeftieht, draper—E. Edwards, 'Causay, CarvalloastArt, tuerclautt--1. Callita.ure and J Cul. limote the younger, Church-court,!Cientent!s , l4o o, provision and instirance brolcors , ,,J.Biadtlels, Cambridge, eXii net , na. ber—J. P Leigh; Old oily Chanihirs, Itisliopi;ate- . .‘tr, , ..t, in • surance Harrison, Nlanchester; plumber—T. Gar. len, and W. Wi14 0 , 1 ; Lorighoorne Chambers, street, coal flectors.A. Heartley and J. CarleO, ship chandlers,-W. Scott, Pall Mall„ Woo k: the younger: PlaistoW, Suseei s . gincer..' Mason, Little t:,O - hay and straw dealer—J. Tolimn,, Brighouse, Hitlilas, grocer...-AV.• Scott, Portsmouth, wine merchant—,E. Cratkc, H. lngledew, and T. ingledew, Borough _Market, potatoes merchants—W. Stuckey, Fleet-street, vintner—P. Williams, 'Borough, Derby, brass and iron .foitioters—T. Banks, !Alio Hill house, Sedgley„ Staffordshire, timber ine.rchont, PARTNERSHIPS DIssoLVLD: • John Ridley and Lionel Lemon, Wood-street, Cheapsidc. trimming-weavers—John Dobh, Thomas It ridis , J o h n R o d. dis, and Thomas •Dobb, WieLerslev, York; stonemasons—i John Fielden and William 'raylor, Liverpool, hincliefq— , James Cullinti and William Payne, southsca, cull-inerekaAs --Joseph Prutheroe and William Protheroe, wine-pier chants, Bristiit.+lsaac Mitchinson and Joseph 1,1%-et - pont*lsnac Mitchinson, Joseph Smith, Thomas Tintersalet, Jim. and Charles Wild,- Liverpoid—Sarali Calar and James" Calar, St. 'Sitvinur's Church-yard, Southwark; newspaper.; dealers John Greyest and William Birch, Bristol, sai'- nrtistrai-4. s,- Itarkirison and Edward .hies, Hellesdni , Notwies. oilseed orstol , rs and refiners—Ninhaniel Broth,- titoke, C. N. Bnlinbroke, and Robert ilooper, Norwich. caflrrs—Jaines Walsh andileary Simpson, Bliset.hitris, Lan cuter, coal-clutters- , -Saniocl Benny and 1.-Ligh.Bickford Page, . 4 41111til and 0. e. Wright, Bire4iitlanos reather-merchants—J,.l.ll Psii Union, and John Cronlishaw, New Acesington, la neater, ctton spinners—Joseph Smith, sen. and Joseph .!„.Imith, jolt, t'ocen.. try, drapers—William Warliiirst and John Strickland, Rita land, Lancaster, cotton-spintices—Eilivard Janes, Richard Jenkins, Jonathan lox, and Paid Ro,r Penner, Newport, coal-merchants, as far as regards. the suidjiiiiathais IVURTEMBERG. AVe some time ago noticed- the protest the Stlites.General at SVortember.r presented to the King on the 12111 of June, tvinst.the levying of taxes by the Crown without the joint eonient of the States. The Stntgord Gazette of 'the I Bthi of June publishes , a royal - reseript in aniwer thii ; protest, of .which the .following is , the sub ,statice , r The King would have confined himself to . recalling the States to the which they tore acovllly placed,k if tbey.litkil not thought Fro per to add to their lost representation the mitre coming menace, that should :Governiiimt not ac ckile to their demand, they r.Voaly.l &e late, to the . - people that they %,v,ertr no lnirger hound to pay taxes levied uniinteriitly. Suelr'a deelarrtion eats neither be excus`e"d nor jusfitieil : it to>aj of a nature to lead into error any retherlferiple but that of 1,4' wren, be r t ., :a ori to, Min it trfei'T.lt. • Wooltt even justify his Najestyto flklolving,ol) which indtil;,-,er in language efitttr;try to at/ ciptes 1,11101 ednhortsio hie tti thespirit of aricoluiitry noemMiot.- Hitt which kvi! bear to our people ,(adds the King), awl our dicided intention not to 10ti sight' of their happiness, awl,' riot to sliaalipriiiit• their extreeta titotw, restraju_os - from flu:aim:es the utii,;tti other wise take, ;,nd remove tO the object of their hopes. We. have Sufficiently proved Our resolution to introduce into our (lout u constirtitiou atiAlognus to the wan t s of t h e state - and °four people, About this ohjeet ulorte the Diet should occupy itself: it has no t t 1) ovcrpasti the liniits'of its convocation. It callow ititetler,:in other affairs; they remaio foreign it ont ti the new constitution shall hive ~ ; et:lell t he land of influence which the States may exercise in the ati,ninit,,tra ' tion. I?,very usisrpation which clot only lead to . dii o hedienee, will be resisted' by tl3 with the 'la most; energy, In Consequence, Itis, Majesty de clares to the States, in the roust positive manner, that he future tttte t ut to no representation, or address Which shall nut relate to the binUne , s of the constitution; and that. this, is the °lay 'answer m, hich the King snakes,. anti can male, to the various declarations of the States." This re'« script had prothreed the strongest sensatiohs iit the Diet, and its-discussion would occupy their next sittingt. CORONERS' INQUES IS. CHILI) rtittivat. Yesterday afternoon tl►ere was an ' In nest heti, at the Red Lion, in Portland , itreet . ; hy Lawts. Esti. the Coroner, on :view of,the hotly of a newly born child, , who was fonu►d . on Sunday evenin;.; on the inside a the iron 'railing- at St. Jarnes?‘ Chord). Mr, ThOMOS AICOCk, surgeon,. lit sl.vorn. stuted„ that about eleven o'clock, 4 Suitday night, he W 413 i etirnestetl to go immediote ly to St. Junicq's watch-bottle, Jo examine the body of a child brought in. On his arrivat, lie fatted the betty ~of wrapt np in two pieces of coloured rug, inclosed in a squ.o.c large pai)er box. lie:proceeded to give kn account of the s ure of the body, Anil was of chit ion that it was horn alive, but that the . necessary,precantiotts to preserve its life had been net e . d. Ile farther stated, thict - two'females, who' ‘verc in 'the' watch. house at the 'tithe . of the exutnination t declared. that they saw a woman It u bundle into the church-vard. Tho. Coroner inquired if tbelie pergans were present to 'give evidence. T - treadle said he gave thenr notice-, but they did not attend that one ot them gave her address Sarah Fearltrrstone,,, Shu t tle.. street, and the other, Aiary Smith, Chureh-lane„ Strand,. that they wilt they were :::ray-stitchers„ and prondsed to come forward. At the suggest iou .of the Cnro l icr the ,Inutiest w.s adjourned, to afford an opoortonity obtaiii,ng heir. evideuce. An Imptest t'a'i held oo Nlorolay ev.tting Utl the body of the soldier, who . hung himself in St. Anne's s watch.house on- Sunnday looming. The elt,ataination of witnesses last five honrs.--Vvr4. diet, bionity. N Po RT. JULY s.—Oft kVeitorschty last 1,- ortier, f 4 q.- 'wets re-deeted Menshet of t'ar) , i rnetit for the Bormigh of Yarmouth, who had seat by iteeertiog tbt olfiee of Advoctitt - Cierteriti Irchlett.