The Sun. — London, England, 1816-12-23 00:00:00

~oUVD PA ritionsm. Tice I,ll,twingineornpatable Re4olutifflts of Com • ,non .. Seiore about tomtutm RiVcts, by 'l,lom As "Butt— are patrintie.:ityNrctilatne•; Ili' ST.pcxuAt. I of Pair:Mall, at the rice rat One Notify I We Lave seen nothing better calculated to •eliay the popular forment Common- s cqire 'Resolves, I, ‘ 1. 'Ch ,t ;,iects have ;!tontnins rights, he cvmse are not fit tor : I. In their Itatttrat cap-deity.. The fn, has no figitt to sit at the co 0 : nor ti: , (Ovrard to he the leader of an noisy 2. In thril• moral capticity The thief has ; an -rtght to be as Stesalll for the.poblic : the has no right to the wages of the indos tihm,. .3. In their relative capacity. The ser vaot has no right to cancroid the mister : the chili has no right to exact obedience from the pa rent : the soldier hat no right to conntiand his ge , 01%41, , nor. ihe subject to gown) his prince.- 4. 14c,, , t of all in 1 religions capacity. is he Jew has no to be a Bishop : the Turk has no -tight to he a Sehoolmaster fur the teaciiing‘ of Cloisfian children: kivn have been guilty !Amore cruelty, atol' injustice. -lout robbery, on motives of false religion, than tin any others whatsoever. 1 - leAt hells ,P:ainst Christians, Papists against Pro test ants, Pori( ant agafnst the Chutch and Govern.. nietu Air England. , " That the naturalrights of Man, are the rights of man in a state of nature only : that is, of Man consith red as an I;esocialile, independent avage. These Are the 1'1:1•:!5,of imthrg, drinking, sleeping, buntiitg, fishing, pri.pa : . : iting his species, whip piog his citddren, aud defending :himself against vvild beasts, amt will; men', " tI I, That soon as Man becomes a mem ber or sooiely, and property . is divided lay autho thotity, and ,seioted by laws, he ,is hound as a moral agent. if . isle hikes. away the property of tt i f t;tilettnetts apiingt lae6 lie is a thief • it he takes away the life of istodher man without l tav, he is a. borderer,. and the law hatigi hint. ,All his na tural rights are owlet resttaint, and he cminot ex ercise them at will tor feat. of an executive power, ordaiu.cd to ores eta it. They are now 550 longer natitvd, taut art chatiged into era rights, " IV. That upon 'hit:reception of the Christiall B rligion, natural rights are etitilt6' restrained by the divine notitorityi . of the •Ten Commandnients, vk-toch forb'd robbery, man der, false is (Os - divile , and even the desire of anotliet noio's y : Mall 'hilltSelf rises from a 1110141 antra reltgions agent. And no Christian -is a Chilqiiin, until he acts in ohetlieasce to (iinl c Suprenie Lawgiver, and obeys the laws of inan, for GOd'S cake. V. 'Fist therefore, if any Member of a Christ lan So, lety now pleads his natural be therchy dechoes, that he intends to lo eAk through 1+11: laws' of civil society, and the te st rain is of religion , .anti go' luta, us fast as he eon, to the state of toy ore ; that is, to reduce things, if liir R iijsf faiS futiur , siastll be able, ton politiCal `state 'if anarchy, tinder whiO4- there shall he 1 1 0 ati ',,retion of right', or proptty, but Such its they theossel4TS shall pllaaen to settle, prestone property, and the exercise . of po litieal t act., er, are vested in the natiffli ut trage, is in v i rtue. , 1 no law existing in the world; nor any chatter hail that ut tieelzehob„ " If nil the beasti'of ..ie'foCest 'and the desert were min ,led into One 'set ttly With Sheep, ghats, oxen, and horses; lig;:i;vlt. hich shot's lienee b,,th 111-11 Vole.? c,,o;:nort tiense fore see,. e. t 0 at mio.t happen . , when they be;; iii to pur sate and exercise their common ri g hts. The so ins would make It:, pan good by his impadruce ; and hi' haul :,,masse would lay wasle our fields and galtleus at 1, x pleasure. Foxes and other ‘erillio WoOld oaf longer he thieves, beCanse there wonle'l he no law make theni catch ; tiny would take what they - wooed by l iatair4 right. The wolves would scatter the sheep and tear them in piCres. The dogs, having nil master to encoorage and di rect„them, would finget, their du:y, jolt, the enemy : and thris the best part, of the animal creation would become a prey to .the worst. The lops might perchance quarrel with the wolf : hut as this NvOttlti happen; tint out 01 trientlshp to the sticcp, but Only out of hatred to the waive, the 11010 sheep tVOuld he 1)0 gainers, All these eir enut,tauc;., is ill hold goOd in (Inman society for 011)1,ind, I;ke other creature', are distinguished by birth, humour, and education, into the wild and the tame, the cunning And the simple, the placeale and the rebellious, the t einpepite and the iinsA. table, the harmless and the blood-thirsty ; apt ~,a s r 110 more claini to the exercise of common ri t ,Jits It an the beasts have : of which 'lke abriOr e4ty i stl l,ltiirt, that tat shoiv : it is to prove it : and if oily with ,rsstirts common rights iu a civilized counts v where laws are established, d trap should be Set ytor hint as for other set initi. ‘!t10011'llte whole ; as at is best for the beasts, that thel sh o uld be Oinkr man ; 'sn it it best for , Malt that he should be unites God; arid ninicr' laws divine and human : it lie knows his'own iii ter,sts,, , he Will plead. for a due distinction of , sights, and defend them to the least itrop'of blood': he will say and do all hc• can to strengthen tire ; band, of the Government under which he liveS, return for the security he enjoys. '' Happy i$ he who : is Made 'rem! by siei.g nli fiery rat others, rather than lay feeling it in himself. \Alien the wolf is At hand, let the sheep look to tht and above all let theta beware Of wolves in sheep's or shepherd's el thing. -" Ann, feeir thou the Lord and the I. , s'ing,'inal meoldle 11 0L With them that are given to change. '' On Friday evenippthe house of Mr; lkfttnnie, No. 8, Gon-Litt!, Liturriptit;e„ Was broken opeb during the allence of the' family, by means of a skeleton key, and robbed .of plate anti edring a pple! to it considerableanniunt. • A reward Of guitirtsi is offered to Smut.- , ti,ly's Gazette - for the diicovery of the poson-or pt rNotts w110,.; . fp she night of the 16th instant, St tire to a wheat-stack helongit i tg' to Mr. W,l)ovt/N -ING, Of Denton, Lincolnshire, with the promise of a free pardon to any occompliee making such dis , overv. The Insolvent DAtcirs' Court sat, on Saturday, 'anti Aotanedto the 2d of January. LAW iNTEWIdENICE. COURT OF OIANCERY, DEC. U CIANPVITINE Sthltlti Sir AUTKOR PtOOOTT, alltireising the Lord Chancellor,' laid; he listed the rigour of the proem season. and the peculiar situation of Mrs. Razelcy, wnititl 'sufficiently apologize for agaiu calling his Lordship's attention to the subject of her petitiou. The Lady butt on a former day pe ationedhis Lordship for a sum or 20001 . f or the .present relief of her necessities. She stated, that site had one infant eight. months old,, and was likely soots to become the mother of another ; that she was destitute of the means of procuring those eomtorts and enjoyments, or even necessaries of life, her 51141860 1 1 required. LoaD CIIANCELLOIt.-...." Take half the money:" COMMON COUNCIL ELECFION. Saturday beinglt.Cl;l7 s Day, the respec tive Aldermen of the City of LOII4IOII held Ward motes for the elttethm of the Common Council, and other %Van' Officers, for the en , iting year. The IVstrils.of Tower, Cornhill, and Ilread-street, hate contested elections , which will finish to morrow. The state of the puns at the close on Saturday night k 111.4 as folio \CS :--.• TOWER WARD. • Stunacl Wright .. : .244 Mr. Hutchinson 17 Drinisall ' l ,l Mr. Bridges lli Corcoran - .. .iS Mr. Sanmel Dixon I ' ' (arias Smith et Mr. Stuart Skipper —l9 Mr. Laing . .. 8 Cawt borne ...... —l7 This Ward returns twelve Members. *Mr. 'Mr. Nlr. Mr. Mr. COBN[JILL. Mr.4ftelis :.:21 Mr. Blunt ...... Mr. Chapman ...... i 7 Mr. Barrand ......... Mr. Birch 27 •Mr. Is;icliolson • it Mr. Angel 27 . O Mr. Eyton This Ward returns six Members. Aldersgste.—Mr. Matthew's, vice Mr. Deputy King, to signed. Bridge.—Mr. Kidgell, rive Mr. Aildin, 'deceased. Cheap.'—Mr.detini.igs and Mr..lenam, • vice Mr. Fournier mud ?Ir. Milier. . Cripplegate lielrer and Mr, Hem h, vice 111 r. flirt and Mr. 11 Mnienit, c icrr tilr..Dennett. Farringdon Without.—Mr. vice Mr. Milier, de l'ortsoken.—Mri'Perry, rice Mr. ltaritfield. Those marked thus I are new Candidates. BREAD-STU/MT WAItP. • A contested n i took place tor the ‘Vardol Bread-street, in which it contested not taken place for 25, years, The two opposing .Candidates were My. Illaektnore and 11r. °jiver. Upon a spew of hands, tile election was deelared to have fallen upon Mr. Witckwore by the Chair"; ntan. A poll was however deitiatided,and diately entered ilium, ritstiorspxre wARD. In the precinct Mils ree nantes.of Mr. Harvey and Mr. NViiitc Nvere omitted. Ti l e former, how ever, was pat in nomination by his triend:, and, threc new- candidates were propo.sed, mviz. Mr. IL Saptiord, Mr. W. Peacock, and Mr. W. Motley. (in the fibers , of bawls being called hw, the rip pearanee was unfavourable tti Mr. Harris, re. tor 'ker.! 'by' the lireeitict of and also Mr. Peacock anti Mr. Morley. lot the two la:t a roll was di: ea nt , t ird it 1 t. 4 6. , however , dug , Zile C011..4111tal ion., declined, and tie elect itni tvc o t inatett nu other alteration it) last yeat's list than the substitution of Mr..tntlford for Mr. White. THE NVATQNS. The p f iragiiiph in o i - ir last, on the subject of these wretched men, who weer - in-trutueutal to the late unlink and outrages in Louilon, lots led to the following letter. from stone Of their friends in the neightioto-hood of Lalllll', in Ibis count y, As far • as it goes to relieve those friends from Un deserved reproach, we insert it with pleasnre,-.1. (Stamford 'Mercury.) Tim, EDITOR OF Tag LINCOLN. nutLAND, AND STAMFORD MERCURY. with eatttion you con dnct your paper . , I must' clintcss I was „surprised to see the paragraph in.:iota last tespectiog the father and family of IVattirm the elder, who stands implicate(' in the late unhenpy riots in London. Mr: Wolfson, never lived at Hothead', nor ever practised physic in the country ; his hither, it is true, lived' in the , parish of Kirton, best not nt . ICirton tlolme.• Let me beg leave in some toed. !lure to palliate the attack, made upon family it is' hard that they as it body should suffer for the error of one, and they defyithe world justly to implicate any other tot:tubers .of the family in the pill: - of those whose coodot,tt is now t inder in. ve,tigation. I have every rea , on, upon in qiiiry, to believe, that Mr. Watson h a s Out ritten more than ono letter to them for eight or ten months, that letter dated London, leaving no other truce of, him. The family is numerous; taking them, its body, there is sink a inure patriotic, loyal fatuity being all 'rigid chureh-goils, to the tatherand mother, they were the,nio“ 1(10 creatures that ever existed, ever acting most sera pAiloutiv and conscientiously ; despisiug every thing titat should have an appearance of wrong, and conducting themselves liberolly, gencrons l Y , -! and linspitahly to the greatest degree. They be gan life sixty years back, it) souse degree or splen dour, with an ample estute and fortune, bringing up a large family, who ever held Own -Ayes more in the thought of independence than of grttiN4 money : moneysectued thpir hitt (Atka, they.hav• tag no sordid views. llow the unitsppy James W.ltsatuthe elder, should forger hitwelf the way he has clone, as yet none of the family can conceive, tu t: less horn the gteatrat despair, stress, awl poverty. Ili , trial.; have been many, It is impossible to have lived a.loole.ett.refol, sober, awl -industrious life than be lots; or to be it more kiwi and affectionate husband, f'itiler: ; and .he erth• dkdaineki course language mid bad company. 1 have inure to add, than a hope that the public will lean to the hide of, genceand nivrey to him and his of family and friends. f No doubt many reports bave been, and will be circulated relteeting hint. ,To the person wbo iS capable of circulating them 1 donut think it ne cc,,•,ary.to anike any reply, further Oat, by laying, that i wipe be may intjtale the unhappy mall tta his meihy virtues; and God. grant him grace to keep him from doing the like, or any =wig, under the same trials. " Dee. 16 1616." riwn the LONDON G,t'zrarTE, Y)ec. 21, 1516 Lord Charzlerlainv o . yer, Oa. 21, 11110. Notice is hereby given, that her Nlajesty's birth-duv, which falls on the 18th of 33nttry, will be celebrated by a lirawing- Ilmont at the Queen's• Palace, w* the tith of Peonlaril and that the birth-d:ty of his Royal I4iglincss the Prince Argent will also be celrhrateil by' a itrawing-Itoom al Fier Majesty's Palace, +nt St. Geome's•day, the 2:td of Apt il. It is :oast earnestly recommended and desired, that the Nubility and Gentry, and all persons attrodinz arum tbo%e nccasions, will apeear in dresses entirely of British. mann- . iactute. Irhitehall, Dec. 21, i,ll. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent !lath been pleased, in the n:une and tni the Lelialf of his Majesty, to nominate and appoint the following ()divers belonging. to the sea vice of Ihr I.:eNt 'folio Comp:lay, to be C,lnip;titions tif the Most Hu ituurable Orttri :11' the Bath 1-- L4.lomi:int-Colonel John Burnett, alit Regiment Bengal-Z:4- tire oqiiitte Lieutenant-01,1nel Joseph O'llalluran, 13th Regiment Ben gal Native Infantry. TraykOlier, Me. 21, 111 st Regiment of Dragoont.Cornet Tbotnas Jenkins, from the I JO Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Bridgts, who sytires. th Ditto, Aylmer Farquhar, Gent, to he Cornet, by par chute. 93(1 Regiment of Light Dragoons, Lieutenant 1\111;atu Mills, to he Captain ()Ca Troop, by parehise, vice Adshead, who retires. _ _ _ !sib Regiment of Foot, John AI , N - truer Forbes, Gent. to he Ettsigti.,by purchase, vise W,, - • • mho retires. 35th Ditto, George-Dawson, Gott. t,. Ensign, vice Catsie- Ton, who resigns. 11,1 to, Gentleman Citlet Jaoles Thont2:4, front the Royal hlilittuy Conrge, to he Etisigo, by purci.a;e, vice Sargent, promoted. GOth Ditto, Brevet-Major Charles De Vigny to he Major, . vice Tripp. tlecea•eti. ,• 9t# Ditto, Ensign Hcnry Law to be Lieutenant, by purchase, • vice Dundee. 73:11;ili;: " 1,iititetiairf-Colonei W. T. Edward , , from the half-pay 114 v lime Boorlibo 11e41.44ent, to beLicatx.l:lllt - C 0144140, Tic,. Harris, wlio exell 11 Wes?. 14 ).; Iteginivot iNi;ijt.r-Geneval 14ir J. Bing, K.C.B. frool bight Infoot)7 Volunteers; to:be rice l i iiwtenunt-tieueralSirJautesl.o ll , Oic•1 3 • dtseased. STAFF. 1,0 be pewit cCommlimaries , General to the Fin ces--Assistant Cnannissitry-Getierali David F,lllut, Edward Dance. B. T. Gatan, G, S. N. ft. Nugent, William Fildi , r, W. Ha s . den-, (Annie. Purcell, .14%1 wee. d Doke To be Assistant Commissaries-G.4.w') to the Forres•—De, plity-Asiistiiiit Conitiiiisary-Geni.rals David Gardener, William Miller, Anther, William Laid• Wiliterii Hayward, Hugh P. E. Knowles, Henry liactirtt, Lithgow, F. 1.. Skeltuni Attlee:le Moodie. To be Deputy Assistant eummissaries-G.enerai to the , Forces —Connuissariat (.lerke, Bartholomew I.lnfrien, Antonio Pinks, Angustiis Birch, Thenia , Robinson N)itchee ,, n, B. •H. I)ee, 'rhombi. Turner. .13111 e% Reid. George :Maclean, J. I). Itatikin,,J. g r lulchr. ,it 4 1 /..BUW"' man, Claw: , Se- •tt tlt . uwter, William, iieen. 'Benjamin : Alder, It abort Dobson, Sylvester • e)'flallriir*ii, .li.ises Filzgerefit, Willitttu llowv,. Thomas litickpitey l Henry, Do • binson, Josiah Dwight, Freile. ."•TPulsford, Dilke, 'P. Lisson, 11 • 11 Per, tt• Head, P. Graham, G. Sanford, To he Deputy .gtorekeeper-tleneral tti the Forces—Ricburd Williams, Gent. . . be Assistant Atorekeefteri . -general to the Port+s--. 0 .'.C 14- nients, Gent., J. Blacliharn, . Gent., kt. J. IVilliapts, Gent. NcluottANntlx-z-The name of the '‘ 7 9ltviteers from ihit 52.1 Extrituril,t, to he Losign iu ttnt, ;Job Foot, in 3aly 1814, ttuUcrt IVliioartney, and titit M 4 tifolllYl tilt"-"4te4' TINNIKRUPTCY . ENLARGED. P.0.C.0): 0111;3111y, City of Loudon, merchant irnm Dec. :4 Jim. 4. BANTIIII7PTCY surcR%F.DED. lcriry Bell, New• Fishhitlin, denier in pigc.- 11.1NE.111 'tic! S. Smith,,Kent-stit . et-tund, veranda blinder; to stieren, der lset. 24, Juts. 4. awl t, at one, at Guildhall. At tot ales, Nlesirli. Lee and Three4;ru)en-euttrt, gotith.va Aldersza' e street, gold-heater, Dec. 24., Jun. 11, and re!). I, at tc,, Goildhall. Attor.o-.1, Nlr. I)altnn, Br , U'opsglti 0. • • • Daniel raetrul r, I)arlttlion.. Staffordshire, haclitter, shill. 4 1, iit five. 3,' am'. Felt. i, at the Littleton Arne, Inn, Penitri4ge. Attnenitci, Mr;rnener, 111(.0.ashury•stinate, or Mr. I title.', %Vetkali.. • I.oyee, Essex, farmer, Dec. 24, at eleven, at, anti I'vh• I, at 1.'112 at -GtA4l4halj., A.ttorney,„„Nr. ptir , evs, Jaw • Featt, t'c'estniinster, • draPer,' Ilect 94, Jan. 7, awl Fels. 1, mt eleven. at Guildhall. Al Winos, It , lessts. Iluitcditiott and liewitt, Little Fritla) .7 street,Ciivittl! side. John Poole Alpha Cottage and-Duke-street, Stint , Mary-lea hone, carpenter . , Dec. 214, Jan. 4, ..and Fell. I, at awet- sit. Attorney, Mr. •Tockee. Bartlett's-buildittigs,, Peter Jeffery, Cheapside,.Wareltotts, plan, ;lan. 4, 11 „and Feb." 1, at eleven, at Guildhall. . Att,urines, a,cssts..El4;lie anti Evans, Alds:rnianiniry. j„, e ph D ult hid,T„tt cn k a ra-street,aint Pancras,Coal-dealer, Dec. 24, Jan. 7 - , and Feb. 1, sit ten, at Guildhall. Attor ney, Me. Peacock, Lincoln's- Edward ti..41450n, Lyncomite and Sowers. tshire. scrivener, Jan. 2, u, and Feli. 1, IA one, at the ea,..lat.ft:i4l • KOMII, Briital. Attorities.lklessrit llostrilillon Little . Friday-street, s ar Mestts. llevan and lirit tan, street, Bristol• u f ltt e l ls i t l u t i , ck ai i ' White S'r-woaCt7l%rint,eNe.tiQr7a% 3.litttaru-1 Bey, Mr. F o ster, Norwich. , • James Sinith, Bosloiry, I lerefordshire, TanFener. Dec. n 30, at, and Feb, at eleven, at the Flume or athers In, L e d.. hwy. Attorities, Mr. Hoboes, letrolentl,•uter. Ledhury, be Mi. Roc, llowaid-4trect, Strand. Hein y Werckit, liroeitholes, latnewillite, dealer, Jan.o, 10, wi d 1: 4 , 1). t. at eleven, [Great Castle Inn, Pre.tnn. Attor- Dies, Mr, Chipninclall, a Cstiteen•4trect, Lincoln's Wil lie:Os, or Mr. Barton, Cal ,or Alr. Ulackhuret, Dyer , o. 'William Crowther, Cha les-stree,-,lNlithliestit•Hospital,. inev• c h a nt, 1.),(:. -24,Jan. 7, anti Felt. 1, at twelve, at Attorniei, M's's Palmer and France, Bedford4ow. WM1;010-fill, Llulbarinn, 1/eVoushire, currier, Dec. 27. Jan.. • 3, and 't'b. 1, at eleven, at the City Tavern, Exetrr. At tnriiirs, Mr. ( . ',llubb, -Exeter, or . Istestrs. : Lollett awl Cu. William Ditch, Wal brook, ship.chantlier,Jart. 4,11, nnil Feb. t, at nue, 'at Gitildhall. -AttornieS, Nlinsrs. Jennings ao4 Collier, Carey...street, Lira:nye. Inittfteld4, , • . . - Orin Stank Grey, New York Coltet:•lat tie, Sweetiug s t.leor, Taveru•keeper, Dec. .14n. 7, _and f%ii. !, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. - Cuaptuan, ,te vens stud Wood, Little Apo•ale. Ilassett, - •Cliarelt•laite, Spital-aelds, Dee... 128, Jitn„4„and, I, at twelve, al G0' i 1...,.a;t 1 .t. Attornit•s, Messrs:Slrattuit tool Allport, Shoreatto , . Jitioe, Rope, ELgti-street„tinuret!ilcl), twsier, tau. - 7,.and Feb. 1., at ten, at G 1.1041414 Attprtiey;,Nli. New North-street, Rol Lion square. Stacey sherk,o.ol, Liverpool, joittjt, Jan. 4, IS, and Fob. 1, nt.olle, i.t. the tieorge Jiro,, Liverpool. Attor tiles Mt. Bird, Castle-Ditch, Liverpool, Or Mr. Chtsfer, s. Staple Inn, London, , .• George Philipps, •Carritat then, tuoney-criVener, Dee: 30, 11., and Feb..,l,itt eleven, ittsthe White Lion lon, Cartinotlien. Attornies, Clarke and Iticharl:, t;haneerrlkoe, London, o r 111ca$0. Davids tnd Jones, t:arttettrinest. William Watson, Abingilii..-row, Goswell-st vett ~ road, rliarn, Dec. 24, .1311. 4, and Feb. 1, at twelve, at Guildhall. Altos Ili( S, stepliens, M4pies, Prase, Anti Hunt. Fled: place, (aid Jewry. Da;:ivt Dtrhyshite, joiner, :fan. S, at (levet), itlltit Feb. at thy Auttlil lists, Chesty - held. Atiortiies, , Mr. Stevenson, Lit:m.4ll's Inn, Lowloo, or A 4 r. Chtsterlivid. DIVIDENDS. Jan. 27, J. anti .1. Api4l . lll, i,itrrprnl, bankcrt— T. Jolution, ;.t, tlittr Campton, long) Inantievicturer—, White, ‘N'o(iti-strett, ilOttleY•••••• , / , 11 1 , i *i. LAMA Sier, Toot Surr.y, prititer—Jan. J. Iti4l-141tiiul., nC: I'j ,tit,: CLAt3t-4111. 'ft% E. WlL L :itaff., s(l,lo , rt, TbfSrish.r , ', not-draper—Jan. t:1, J. Ginnie, LCice.icr, hosier—Jan. Vd, J. W. 'liaison and .J. Baxter, Lei c ester, JAS. li. A. J trksott, West Leigh, Lancashire, enal dealer—T. It liccrpinii, printer—C. Lure, Old jeweller—.k. At' iir, IVittclse4er•itreel. --- W• H. French, Little Eit:teheitp, provi4on tVhcillry, inglmq-street, Finsbury-sqn-tre, usyricli leatlier inniiisfac tu-or-4. I'. Eiitivisle and J. H. Manley, C a te.iton-strcri. . and Je LAntliert, Old llethlei». Lag . etuann, inerehant—J.Cooper , Carlton, Lincolnshire, liiirse-deater-.J. Lictr ing.l, eons dealer-4. Taller, New S3ront4 Wilts, saddler—. 1. and IL Parkinson, Picston, lAticashire, builders—G: E. Fidler, Crawford-street, It. Itiorelehtme, brolter—.l. Hodsoth Oxford-street, tobacconist-4i. Lirerpool, glass nits , tturactorer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. I'. W. M. and J. Christy and .1. Wilson, Graceebnrcli street, hat-manufacturers -4. W. Ilttrgit F ind .1. Beckley. hotel-hr:epers- 1 . Walsh and Co. Manchester, eat ton-dealer:—S. Mounstv and Op: LiecrpOol, haberdashers-- G. Mitchetion altti It. Nelson, Itashyrord, Durham, inaltsters —J. Weer and Astall, Manchester, painters-3. Platt and W. Taylor, Woolwich, grocers t '. 'Lough and T. Hrighes, ' Lane-end,Stalfordshirc, Potteries ma nufacturers of earthen ware—C. Hutchinson ant! CO. ShAtield, turuers—lt. Aldridge and Co. Galley-quay, [lOAm-Ip - en—J. anti S. Blake, Sitee hurtle, Datsetsliiic, coturnon brewers—J. Ward and J. Sail eener, Ipswiat, bakers and ironntottgers—i. Howson and H. Culter, Liverpool, merchant. —G. .1. and J. Spencer, Qiuty side, Nestiastle-tiport-Tyne, tines-drapers-5. Wright and S. Bates, Ealing, ladies' boarding school keepers—F. Baugh and ,J. St - Ivens, Bristol, traders—F. Woodhatti anti M. Gardner, hittleCoggersirall, Essex, wollen-tnanufacturers--G. 111. and W. Roarer, London, merchants -4. Whitehead and Co. Man, chestcr, horse-milliners -4. Cook and-W. Jackson, Barrow, Lineoloshire„miller•—T. Taylor and Co. Grarel-lahe, Southwark, hat-savor factirrers—J.Mellinish and Co. Naples — W. H.dines, and M. 'Tumor, jun. Lichfield, coach•harness • nottofactorrrs—W. Lettyriere and J. I'caticart, White Hart row, Port,suooth, merchants -..:.1. It. Taylor and J. Fernley, Manchester, silk-printers. THE HARPOONER. [FURTHER PARTlcuLuts OF HER LOSS.] We have been favotired , with some further pars • ticelars respecting the melancholy loss of the Harpooner transport, by a Gentteam who has within a few days past arrived from. Newfoundland. not' Yvt , oi - to use his out words. wps one of the fortunate unfortunates that escaped. He gives us. credit for the correctness of our statement so far as. we went, with'the ekeeption of what related• to the number saved. He allows that at half-{fast , • I I in the morning . , after time skip struck, there, were, as we stated, 30 . persons saved ; hot afte r that perioti, and before the. total breaking op of the ship . , there were no less thawl4l more, be • himself being one of that number, making loge ther 174 souls who were rescued nom the grave.. He a rtmenitoneddreverel very ffecting noll:interest• ing eirctimstanees relative to the Among others, respecting the unfortunate fats a . Ole nod I ainily of timesurgeon of the regireent, Slr. Armstreug. • • length •the rope was fixed front the Spero , mf the . ship to the rocks, so notch behoved ves-this-.Grentietuan, as' well 'as his family , 1 1 mitv,i.y officer Inti,stildier ,in hiliaegiineur, anti in- • tVed by all on boord,.that a free passage wits (st fet-(41 to he made for himself and family (wilic 6 • , - Isisted of five) ;. but so terrific was the appear I.tce of the conveyance-rammed by the as-tonishiog rf,iog of the ship ma the approach of every Mentions Wave, that none of the family co► k! t:4l prevHileq on to censure the ; and the fattivr, ininnitilog to his fate, determined to (netr death f.„ amidst his amieble.:farnily. It was n ot till per-, the ineans of inspiring her relations with couraps„ swatted by to make the..fttletopt, that the eldest daughter 'WAS • all, and wider the idea that it ;night b italtmeed even to listen to the proposal of savilg herself, from the poop by. an officer belonging to her li and indeed nt lost she WaS actually. forced ther's I-e t :lament— She reached the shore ifP hEI tea y # l)l4 the ship shot tly after•going m 0 pieers,buried t.. roc of her family in thetonth,of the dL.q. Thi4 yqog lady , the gentleman .tells us, W tss to have sailed dAy alter he diti..(hating come to 'otseougb Jai time Persists.,Persists., Dogrr ;) but he is anxious for her,safetv, not yet having heard of • mmeeoustt of the arrival of the traesport she waS t 3 itm. lie describes the mode of conveyance., on shore attvuly terrific., 'fie was a r ea immerser; three times in the waves: the kit of which, ime a o. trite alive to his situation, let go his hold from exhanittion ; but being then close the reek` joining the:shore, lie fortunately esoped, 0°4;4 at the expellee of suffering many severe bruises HEIRS MO Other p4rts co his body, the mart is of-Which be bears at this moment , Cape l'iMme Was the name of tlie Place, time re'' `triune verge of which mho struck upon ; ,anti pear were they of avo idin g it b y doubling the point, that a toartet tit an hour's would have carried them clear of all danger, ‘Vtiets they got , on shore they had 16 miles to walk' through inairshea prim:lin-111y, anal sunset inleA knee" deip in mud, helot e'they reached t h e i r mst i„ g , olaee, St. Pass?. , . fifltTl4,4. On the 15th invd. at Newt:Aft,* Abbey, tho Marshloam of Lothian, of sun. On the 19th ittii. at Chepstow, the Lady of Major J. CI Smith, of a danghter, stilt-bora. Ott the troth Itnutsgatr. the, Lady of John B a i a .. bridge. inn. EuF of liarlepstreet, of it dauzlitri . . 6n Friday, in lielS-Vur, thr Lady of J. F. Gyks, Esq. of*: danght On Sunday, the Lady of li. Foge, Esq. of nockwell, of ei son, MARRIED. On the filth intl. Copt . ..in Temmer, It. N.'to Ch' 1° AtTuoo, dauglityr - of B. V. fietnons, Etit. of - the , War Ott S.dttrilay id*t, at %litry-le.bone Clturclo,A4vxmider Kew". ncily OR0;e, Esq. of Anoetzgray, iv SeOtland..Captain in tti Irma. : for Itop1 ; tt, , ,:ituent of Dragoon, to ilhrtit, lOOttliteSt 'daughter of the late John It:lndult, fag. of Great tutoOv.. Amyl-street. . At Nte.mr , i, po the 9d ingit. W U. Plaw, of ' ondon, to Fit deriel:e Elirabeti;, eldest daughter of F. 1... Coticeittios, El' of tl..at place. Oo:. ",,turilitv morning, at St. Clement Danes, Mr. Jolifa as. s,T, t. , Miss Sa!'mh Hard...itch, 1.0 t• of Beverley. ♦,..., t er foe ti',,, .' ,:, , ii "tit. flenr,:e , ., Hanover.totnare, Mr,,......' -t,.. Ityt,A.rOuti. ".,;.:- ,efni,lit litigdte, to is , 7, ita Rohintton, of Mo" r stri,t, 2erkeloy-ooln 1 .. .t" rot; l!' Clomne!,l.kultirtilt GeoteeEctl, of the Stt94thlietri. ~ to ~Mrs. Fit ria;:ttr :sw we,, ~Tick of the late Capta in titami" of the Boya! ''."...1!;kt . :.',, County *.ilit.stil. _...------ ---'2. LAt,ty. il'ilVtant [mann, Eici. Mayor of Bridg,wato;• f It Tartohy 1441, ut 11:.o!), Aim wife of the Itet. tt Prv1.' , 1,1,1 - v 1164 , 11. fcr °' ‘ Ot: the !:.th . of October, at Anii4.4,a, of Ow Ye 'l.itotel,-4.0 Ntajesty's tliip N ""' `"~ LON:AIN; Piloted hv t i. ri.cAltsT,ltas. ro"r, lati;:iles: anti pol)sslietilA, WA.:SOOI'PS. of Syx-Orrice. No. S zran d wher e A( , J 7 0 tt• tcfits, Orders, Letteri,&c. (post - pa id) oust be au r •