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PARLIAMEVTARY PAPERS. A`f: ACCrUNT of? ALL CLAIMS MADE BY BRITISH SpRJEr TS rHE GOVERNMENT OF FRANCE, IN PURSUANCE OF TUE TREATIES OF 181 AND 113. Crcio.ec:, by the House of Commons, to be printed, sth April 1819. CONVENTION, No. 7.—There are entered on the Regis ter, or tee Commission, 1,119 Claims on . the Government of I . 'rance ; of which 73 were either rejected for various causes by t:ro British Commissioners, •on examination, or : have been sihce :abanloned by the Claimants, or are unsupported up to this time. remaining Claims were . presented to the French Commis from the 14th February, 1816, when the mixed Commis -sion entered on its duties,. until the 25th April, IslB, when on the s , ,!;tritiire .of the Convention, the mixed Commission finally ceu , ;e. 'I hc rcir, 7 were comprized in 1,046 Schedules, many of which Sche i!omprehended'a great variety cf distinct Claims, of which ~ a bcr cannot be accurately ascertained, but which 1,046 ales were in the following proportions : 1 I . "Ei% 3 I'E TOTAL NATURE Enjoyed be- , s , .1 , ,, , , or ARREARS. !fore 1793, YEARLY" CLAIMS • .. 'and to be REN • IE. ;continued. - , F. c. ; r. c. F. c. 738 Funded ' ' '70,068,799 93 2,793,853 0 6,846,461 0 • 144 Commercial 72 Territorial ... , . 23,437,222 0. 42 Money, not Com mercial 5,333,183 0 50,Moveable Furni ture, &c.... 4,241,675 0 . 1,046 11•••• ....., - , .. • LIQUIDATED: ; r .....-....-......--......-.-..-, 3111 Funded - liCommercial ..... 61,217 291 ......... ..... 3,928 0 312, 1 39,622,265 91 9^.5.219 0i 3,537,715 0 ....-, I , Liquidated and paid at' 2,945,895 0 REJECTED : • , ... • - (.____ - 1 20 Funded 556,017 511: ' 10,904 01 45,2991) 1 Commercial 2• REMAIN T, BE LIQUIDATED: . _ F. "El r. C. F. C. Funded 407 142 Commercial , 24,989,745 03! 7. 5 Territorial 23,437,222 01 - 1,503,928 0 49 Money not Cora- • ' i I .mercial SO Moveabl Furni- , ___ _I turc, 272,181 0 - I 88,518,55 S 83, 1,787,7 W 017,024,549 0 re'cri,A provided for the Payment thereof, by the Convention of the 28th April, 18i8: Annual Rente. Old Fund of Guarantee, with Interest, from the 22(1 March, 1816 554,105 0 New Fund, with Interest, crorft , 22d March, 1813 3,000,000 0 5,554,105 0 Of this Sum, the old Fund of Gudrantee,is wholly in the hands of the British Commissioners of Deposit, who have a4so received nine out of twelve equal monthly Instalments on-the New Fund. COMMERCIAL CLAIMS OF MERCHANTS TRAD- INCI TO BOURDEAUX. '1,i30;792 F.. c. 53 - Liquiadted and paid in SpCcie 387,061 85 101 - Remain unsettled - 963,730 15 Fund proVided bvthe Convention is 450,000 -francs. the whole of which is in the , hands of the Cotnmissionersof Deposit. The great majority of these Claims are ready for liquidation. Claimed CONVENTION, No.-15.--Claims of the Inhabitants of the lonian Islands, the Isle of France, and other Dominions of his Majesty, for Debts due to them by the French Government :- 658 Claimas amounting to . - 19,995,511 francs. , None of 'these Claims were liquidated from Ist March, 1817, when the mixed Commission entered on its duties, up to the 25th of April, 1818, When the mixed Commission finally - ceased. - - Fund provided for the Claims under this Contention, is 3,030,000 francs capital, or 150,000 francs annual rentes, of which eight out of twelve equal monthly Instalments have been received by the _British Commissioners of Deposits. GENE • RAL TOTAL OF CLAIMS. INo.gf Ciahnsi Amount. Convention, No. 7 Bourdeaux Claims Convention, No. 13 1,119 *150.365,872 4.51 1,550.792 (;58 19,995,•311 1,931 i 151,689,975 General Total of Claims settled - * Together with a Rente to be continued to the Claimants. of 2,793,B:aranes. GENIMA r. TOTAL of Sums already provided and stipulated to be provided, for the Payment thereof, by the different Conven tions SUMS. - ANN. RENTS. ' f: 'c. .f. Convention No. 7. 1 70,000.000 0 13,500,000 60,000,000 0} Stdck yielding 3,000,000 Convention No. 13. 3,000,000 0 150,000 Boindeaux In Ca5h....... 450,000 0 155.817,061 8.5 6,650,000 The Commissioners have no means of stating generally whe ther the Claimants are permanently or occasionally resident in France or elsewhere. R VPORT •on the Nature of the COMMERCIAL CLAIMS still un liquidated ; as far as the same can be made out in the present general defective state of, Proof. 37. Of these for Wares and Merchandizes seized, Money paid under the Sequester to the French Government, &c. &c. ap pear as to the majority of them to.be liable at present to no objection in principle; many of them are now ready for liquida tion, and will be paid-when the Commissioners shall be enabled to ascertain the real amount in the present Money of France of the loss suffered. Others still require additional proof.• These Amounts include interest, calculated at five per cent. for 23 years. Austen, Nathaniel 4,657 78 Boyd, Ker, and Co. - Balance ofaccount paid over to the French Go vexiiment, calculated in ass!gnats. 'Cloths stated -to have been taken possession of; in assignats, but ad mitted byMessrs. Boyd to be liable to reduction on that account. 'Balance of account paid dyer to the French Go vernment not calcu lated in assignats. 1,585,814 86 5,935 83. Boardman, Thomas The same ,-, 9,103 10 Same calculate(' in as , The same . - • 5,685 6 Same signats. Clarks, William - 4,222 22 Same ' 'Mercantile property Charnock Claim appal 220,209 0 confiscated, not calcu -1 rently made by each or I , . fated in assignatr. c Same, calculated in as- Wenham two partners.) 1,038,e21 0- L signats. Not calculatedin as:sig nets. Cazenoye, James ; Dubois, Mears. - 40,92.1 0 The same Franco and Co. The same The same Franco,. Jr. The same - • The same rhe same 6.C6} 21' 11,919 0 96,215 8O 84,159 0 20,983 40 592,009 0 31,404 .4) Bills drawn in assig nats on a French hank er, 'and on which after his bankruptcy, a divi dend was taken by - tile French Government. • 47,731 35 - 33,377 SU 31,516 03 ' 104,615 52 .51,4^1 50 25,142 The same . The same Tl:e same - The same Grey ille . - 277,250 85 'Mercantile rropecty seized, not calculated in assignats. Money paid over to the French Government, not calculatedlin as signats. Lead seized, not calcu lated in assignats. 9,492 90 The same - 44,5061 78 92,371 36 Balance of account paid over to Government in assignats. The same - 5,292 34 Same Huddleston 3,767 50 [r BalanCe of account paid over to French Go vernment. Moveable property con t tiseated arid sold. r Balance of account paid to . French Govern- L mient; Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Mc Cullock - 64,811 ;55 Mackenzie 2,394 50 Mitchell • Pattie - - Thellusson and Co. 30,703 70 65,530 0 20,121 77 Wilson and Agassiz Ditto, not mlculated in 95,1179 01 assignats. 06,080 "(, f Balance of account se questered. 66,412 51 Balance of account paid 35;675 16 Crockery destroyed. NVigiteg - Wedgewood '- The sable 4,T,70,384 42 CriVIS for Property not appearing to have been seized on aecount • of its having belonged to British Subjects. 5. British and, other Credi- f. c. tors of Law and Che valier The same 826,554 55 Sums deposited in as. t 1,758.305 19 a si f g te n r at l k ts a b s an p k a r yin upt e e l y it . i 836,417 99 to a foreign house, Th'e same 11Iarcelles 4,750 37 Interest said to be still due on a sum paid in 1786 by the French Government to certain Austrians, &c. for the undue condemnation in 17182 of an Austrian East:lndianian aqirize of War, and now claim:- ed by Mr. Petrie, as the . assignee of the judgment. - • • PRIVATE. DEBTS not seized by the French Government, but paid into Courts'after4lte repeal of the Sequester, and remaining as judicial Deposits. ~ Williams and Newland Petrie - - 2,019,760 0 Austin 1,614;562 0 • Calculated in assignats. 76,035 25' • Do. • Acknowledged by 102,683 90 Messrs. Boyd to be 59,746' 96 liable to • reduction from assignats. • • 15,593 35 • Calculated in assignats. 226,617 28 31.111 11 217,052 40 17,249 30 385,940 70 Do. 56,157 53 17,111 11 .-848 40 27,789 5 1 253,573 83.) Boyd, Ker-and Co. , !he same , - Bertheint Dubois, Messrs. The same - The sathe The same -•- - 'Humphreys and Sons • Lee - - - Mitchell - - Middleton Sapte - - - TheLlusson and Co. - ,0% 57 CLAIMS for which no Sums a Bensusan Buchanan ; Currie, James Dunlop Fitzpatrick. Garvey, for the family, O'Leary Inglis, Ellice and Co. Irvine r Statements have been given in. 1 Kingston, West and Co. I bane, A.. 681/. (omitted in the General Total) IPo'land, George lioncleau, James Silvester • - I Welch, Startin and Co. N DIFFERENCE between the paid in Assignats by the Frew on Goods taken by it, as it i Maximum, and sold at the rat( C.' stated real Value and the Sums ich Government in 1795 and 1796, is alleged under the Law of the e specified in that Law. Roche and Co. 252,209 87 .1/emery ...40.- 46;849 68 Bannatyne, Finlay 167,926 98 Johnston and Co. 956,520 50 Barber • - 21,663 21 NH:aid . •,- . 345,229 29 Barton - - 189,447 90 , Maclac - 3 ,„,;*7-, 407,760 90 Burke, Childs} 4 ;5/Organ '-... 298,680 40 and Co. 206,1J1 34 i Plunkett 129 275 9 . , , Casey - 77,200 93 Sehedel - 10,323 48 Deschamps—Property Tunno - ;33,190 29 bought in France after the war 42,755 S 3 3,285,165 69 The particulars of these cases have been yet so little explained, that no decision can be taken, whether they were losses from sequester and confiscation, or not. , • It is not ascertained according to what mode of calculation these sums are generally stated. For a Vessel (the Dallas) condemned in France after the War as a Prize. F. C. Roche and Co. 39,5.34 81 Burke,Chills& Co. 13,370 86 F. C. 6,828 22 Gernon - Johnson and Co. 108,480 56 Murphy - 15,627 74 Casey - - 24,158 03 Coppinger_ - 169,237 79 Forster, Freres 29,008 31 CLAIMS for dept 406,246 12 ,reciated Assignats. Original . assignats produced . without any statement of the time or mode in which they Iwere received by the Clai- Mauls. F. C. Duboig, Messrs. 147,037 03 Lee, Eduard - 6,491 36 153,528 59 PRIV ATE DEBTS not seize, deposited; Losses unexplain6 ported by any document ghats NI by the French Government, or d, and for the most part unsup soever F t c. Arbeuin - 2,268,775 - 0 Boyd and Co 4 567,586 0 Brickwood, John 129,051 0 Carey - - 12,901 .501 Dubois - 163,124 26 The same - 94,188.60 'The same - 334.270 48 The same - 46,657 77 Franco, junior 28.712 94 The same - 104,004 89 Fermin de Tastet 156,586 67 Falcon 172.945 72 Goold 6,82,8 2'2 Garde - - 20,057 49 The same - 125,445 44 Hilton -. 109,165 98, Hanson - 106,241 0 Hodges - 329,128 50 The same • 5,466 0 Hpdges, J. .1.449,920 0 Hodges, B. , 1.208,651 66 Hawkesley 63,798 82 Hainsworth 7,986 76 Jameson • - 15,504 69 Leffen - '5,801 7'i Total No. of Commercial Clain Total Amount of the Commerci M‘Nainara M'Kenna Mitchell . The same The same The same O' Byrne Parkes r. C. 54,907 41 54.'240 0 13,677 52 47,483 90 24,647 80 85,183 30 88,744 26 3,367 90 Si ordet - 51,071 11 IVehd. Warrington 872 30 Tupper and Cu. 10;459 97 Vandermeulen and Jowett - - 50,021:85 The same - 172,896 30 Vandergutcli - , 51,911' 0 Watson - - 45,307 65 The same • - - 43,556 04 Williamson - 45,103 64 Wilkinson - 40,359' 55 Wigney - 27,408 42 Wil€l and Co. - 1,728,880 0 Wilson, Martha 114,666 10 8,246,550 14 .is ial Claims _ - 142 24.989,745 f. 03c. * This Claim has been already reduced from assignats; but the majority of the others, as far as they can be made out, appear to be almost all calculated in assignats. t Property seized when the Dutch part of the Island of St. Martin was taken; pot calculated in assignats. Ndt calculated in assignats. OBSERVATION. The Commercial Claims have been made to amount to this sum in consequence,of many having been calculated according to their nominal value in asAignats. Om of these' cases taken from many similar ones, is stated for the purpose of exemplifying this mode of calculation. The Claim. of Messrs. Williams and Newland, as copied from the Acconipt of Lalanne and Son, of Bayonne, as presented to the Commission : Lalanne and 50n....Dr5.....t0 Williams and Newland: Livres Sterl. Livros Tournois. In English money at the ex-• • change of 10 p. 'for the .e. 1,791 4 6.......128,968 4 crown of 3 livres - • In Spanish money, at the ex change of 44 the pis. of 60 R. 753,114,9 550,126,19 3 reals, 3 maray. of Vellon In money Of France Interest thereon, at 5/. per cent. from} Oct. 1, 1793, to March 22, Isit; 90,571,18 6 169,666 19 863;077 0 Making a Total Claim of . 1,634,743 19 Hall Hilton 3,082, Some of these Claithants originally presented their Claims after having made the reduction from their amount in a:ssi gnats to the present money of France; some others are under stOod to be content to abandon their former mole of calcula tion ' • but even if all the Commercial Claims were unobjec tionable in principle, the Claimants on receiving a full in demnity for what they have actually lost, could under no cir yumstances'be entitled to above one third of the 24,989,745 f. :3c. according to the present money of France. Office of Commissioners for EB R. IIACKE gZIE. British Claims, April 2, 1819. J GEO. L. NEWNHAM. • GEO. HAMMOND. From the LONDON GAZETTE of April 17. MILITARY ORDER OF THE BATE!. WIISTEUALL, APRIL t7.—His (loyal Highness the PRINCE REGENT, taking into his Royal consideratio►► the great and signal services rendered to the common cause of Europe, by tbe,undermentiotsed Officers of the Allied Forces, during the recent memorable campaigns, hath been graciously pleased tar . ..constitute 'and appoint the following to be Honorary Knights Grand. Crosses of the Most Honourable Military Order-of the Bath, viz.:— General his Highness" the Prince of Volkonsky, in the ser vict, of his Imperial Majesty the Emperor of Russia. General Count Woronzow, ditto. General Count Zieten, in the service of his Majesty the King of Prussia. General "Baron Frimont, in the service of his Imperial Ma j esty the Emperor of Austria. • His Royal Highness bath been further graciously pleased to nominate and appoint the undermentioned Officers to be -Honorary Knights Commanders of the said Most Honour, able Military Order General Baron Vincent, in the service of his Imperial Ma jesty the Emperor of Austria. General Pozzo di Borgo, in the service of his Imperial Ma je,ty the Emperor of Russia. • General he Reede, in the service s of his Majesty the King of "the Netherlands Lieutenant-General Lamotto, in the service of his Majesty the Kus of Bavaria. _ _ AO his Royal Highness bath also been graciously pleased to akoeint the following Officers to be Honorary Companions of the said Most 1-lononrable Military Order, viz.:— Major General Btosin, in-thy service of bis Imperial Ma jesty the Emperor of Russia. Major Bal on Nletrechal, in the service of his Imperial Ma jesty-the Emptror of Austria. • Afajor, Massuw, in the service of his Majesty the King of I!retisia. . . _ Lienteoant-Colonel his 'Highness the Prince de !a Tour and Tald Irt the service of his Majesty the King of Bavaria. -Major Baron Rodenhausen, in the Hanoverian service. M - ajor Sviireibershbfer, in the service of his Majesty the Kin'g c!f*Sax“liy. _ _ . _ _ _ OTalor, in the service of his Majesty the King of Spain. F:ore'ign o . Ace, April 17,1819. Tbe.Prince'Regent has been graciously pleased, in the n3nie an on the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint James Motive, Esq. late his Nlaiesty's Plenipotent'bray at the Coni4 of. Persia, to hold the situation of WhomAar to the,AmhassadorExtraordinary from his Maje s ty the King of Persia, shortly expected to airive at this Court. . Crown-Office, tlpril 17. Members returned to serve in this present Parliament. *". Miro igh . of Bossiney-,The Hon. John William Ward, of •Spriog-ardeci, Westminster, eldest son of Viscount Dudley and W:ird, in the room of James Archibald Stuart Wortley, E.g. %%hi), being chosen a burgess for the said:boeough, and also a Knight 'for-the. County of York, bath made his election to *,erve for the said County of York. torougli of Appleby-Adolphus John Dalrymple, 'of Pint 14nd-pla!e, in the Cobrity ofAiddlesex, Esq. in the room of George Fludyer, Esq. who has accepted .the Chiltern Hun dreds. War- 16. Ist. 'Regiment of Life Gtiardq—:-To be ecirnets and Sub-Lien- tenaote, Cornet Robek Burdett, front half-pay of the 25th Light Dragoons,vice Segar Parry, who exchanges, receiving the (14erence; the lion►. William Lennox Lascelles Fitz gerald de Roos, - without purchase, vice Lanabton, who resigns. Stl jEttgimont of Dragoon Goat de--.Edward Kent Leopold Bayard, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase. 7th Ditto—Wilford &Ilkley, Gent. to be Cornet, without . --- -- - purchase, vice. Graham, citiceased. - 3d Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieut. Robert 111‘Queen, from the. half-pay of the 25th Light Dragoons, to he Lieu tenant, vice Bartholomew Bnrnet,wbo exchanges, receiving the difference. 7 th pitto—James Winsloc Phillips, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Phiilipps, who retires. 17th Ditto—Cornet C. St. J. Fancourt, from the 13th Light Dragoons; to be Cornet, vice Potts, promoted. , . Bth Ditto—Lient. Hon. C. T. Montloon, from the half-pay of the Ist or Grenadier Foot Guards, to be Lientenant,vice 'l'. Dunkin, who exchanges, receiving the difference. Bth Regiment of Foot—Lient. F. Miles, from the half-pay of the Stith Foot ; to be, Lieutenant, vice. Marshall Mac Der molt, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 19th Ditto—Captain M.Cairnes, from the half-pay of the 60th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice T. A. Anderson, who exchanges. 34th Ditto—Lieutenant N. Ashhurst, from the half-pay of the Bth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice F. W. Colthurst, who exchanges. 36th Ditto—Ensign E. Macpherson, to he Lieutenant, with out purchase, vice Charles, deceased; W. J. Cross, Gent. to be Ensign. vice Macpherson. 44th Ditto—Ensign W. Sargent, from the half-pay of the 20th Foot, to be Ensign, rice It. L. liaydon, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 54th Ditto—Captain .1. J. Grindley. from the half-pay of the 24th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice T. Reeves, who exchanges, receiving" he difference. 64th Ditto—Lieutenant J. Montagu, from the half-pay of the 52d Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice J. Tavasour, who ex changes, receiving the difference 72d Ditto—Ensign J. V. Ryneweld, from the Cape Corps, to be Ensign, vice Fraser, who exchanges. 74th Regiment of Foot—'!b be Captains of Companies—Capt. J. Wilson, from the half-pay of the 9th. Foot, vice Alex. ,Thomson, who exchanges; Capt. T. Jones, from the half pay of the Royal York Rangers, vice Archibald Hook, who exchanges. 87th Ditto—Brevet Lieut. Col. T. H. Blair, from- the 91st Foot, to he Major, vice Barrington, who exchanges. 89th Ditto--4,ient. J. Snow, from the half-pay of the 95th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice J. M. Noble, who exchanges. 91st Ditto—Major H. Barrington, from the 87th Foot, to be Major, vice Blair, who exchanges. '92d Ditto—Ensign Wm. Mansell, from the half-pay of the 97th Foot, to be _Ensign, vice John Snelder,who exchanges. 93,1 Ditto—Assistant-Surgeon David G. Raleigh, front the half-pay of the 81st Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice James Dempster, M. p. who exchanges. 95th Ditto—George Edwards, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur chase, rice Coninghatne, promoted. Rifle Brigade—To be First Lieutenants : Lieut. J. Gossett, from the half-pay of the Regiment, vice T. Smith, Who ex- Changes, receiving the difference; Liedt. V. Webb, hum the• half-pay of the Regiment, vice W. Chapman, who ex changes, receiving the difference. To be Second Lieute nant: A. Dodd, Gent. by purchase, vice Hannay, pro thoted. 2d West India. Regiment—Ensign H. P. Williams, front the York Chasseurs, to be Ensign, vice Fuskey, who cx- ' • •changes. • 3d Ditto—Ensign F. Macfarlane, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Coming, deceased. York Chasseurs—.Ensign J. Fosk-ey,• from the 2d West India Regiment, to - be Ensign, vice ‘Villiams, who exchanges. Cape Corps—En'sign W. Fraser, from the point, to be Ensign, vice Van Ryneweld, 'who exchanges. Hosryrat, STOI , ---Assistant Surgeons T. Howell, from half pay t6th Dragoon Guards; J. H. Ludlow, from half4pay 35th Font; J. W. Watson, M.D. from half-pay Staff Corps of Cavalry; J. Farnden, • from half-pay 70th Foot ; J. Dempster, from half•pay 83d Foot; W. G. Watson, M.D. final half-pay 95th Foot; S. Hifl, from half-pay 71st Foot; T. Napier, from half-pay late Regiment De Meuron ; Anderson, from half-pay 49th Foot, to be Assistant. Sur geips to the Forces. . . Gartgons.—Colonel J. N. Smyth, on half-pay Bth West India Regiment, to he Lieutenant-Governor of Scilly Island, vice Vigoareux, deceased. Ensign ,I. Hamilton, on the half-pay of the 46 West India Regiment, to the Town-Major of Galway, vice Pilot, de ceased. ---.0.- -- DIED. fel At the Manse of Pathstruiehill, on the 29th ult. afteloaf 1,,,,, weeks' illness, the Rev. John M' Ara, in the 70th Ye th he W 34 illg t presented he by auti e duties sickness att he,de to o l i f s or s a a ci 'sll g .O l ifi e c S e a . t) b v a f tu : 0 0 i i a na g et e te. , enr a d nd 35th of his ministry; during which lirli ° fora ch O u n rc t il h a e rn B v tl i r n i t n h s: :t . c t , i n T i n n r t . v G . wynri et t Hornidcre; il• '-• eut the Minor Canons of Gloucester Cathedra% and Vi car m iners On Saturday sermight, in Norwich, Mr. Charles Gni ",a@ aged lot. The account he gave of himself was, th at j ' e s ince horn at Stall:am, in Norfolk, in 1718. About six y""ccu" he went to harvest at Blofield (where be had heed ha p: lar Nor , turned to go for some years), and performed the regd vest work. He had lived the greater part of his time id 5 a wich, and for upwards of sixty years had been lilid wn •as buyer of hare and rabbit skins, which practice he coUt i° to pursue until two or/three days before his death. '7.--- -----------— „At LONDON: Printed 43. 8.-CARSTAIR, of No. go , ~,G A, Ormond-street, Queen -square; and published bY " - 401 SCRIPPS, of N0..7, South Molton-street, at TITE . ~..'. Office, No. 112,- Strand ; where Advertisements; Crap Letters, ice. (post-paid) must bgaidresseth .... BANKRUPTS. .1. Hoylan4 ; Knottingley, Yorkshire, grocer, May 3, at Sce, 4, and 2.9; at eleven, at the Dolphin-inn, Pontefract. So licitors, Mr. Elurner, Pontefract; and Mr. Blaksluck, Set . - jeant's-inn. Mr. Heal, Bradford, Wiltshire, innkeeper, A pr il 93, at 91:: 24, and May 29, at eleven, at the Angel-inn, Bath. r. licitors, Messrs. Dax and Co. Doughty-street, and IK Stone,. Bradford. • ri 94, C. Brat - tuner, WoodhOuse, Yorkshire, man-mercer , Apr td , 26, and May 29, at eleven, at the Solicitors, Mr. Battye, Chancery-lane ; and Mr. Greacch Sheffield. at tiveN! " S. Donthat, Liverpool, merchant, May 7, 8, and 99, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Solicitors, Messrs. 131 stock and Co. King's Bench Valk; and :fir. Murro sr, verp „,-. 001. G. Elmer, Mistley, Essex, merchant, . April 94, May 4t 23, at twelve, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. B. Cock er, sau-street, Soho. ISt It. Mirfield, Yorkshire, coal-merchant, May 17tA; and 29, at eleven, et the Court-house, Wakefield.. citors, Mr. J. Lee, Wakefield; and Mr. T. Lake, Doalai b M ill; o 'stt J. artin, St. Philip and Jacob, Gloucestershire, dr'lg,l.n. April 30, May 1, and 29, at twelve, at the ltinuiner Bristol. Solicitors, Messrs. Poole and Co. G ra y s" square ; and Mr. J. Cornish, Bristol. • a st A. B. Forbes, 'Bristol, draper, April 29, 29, and N l3 y , eleven, at the Bush 'raven}, Bristol. :.4olicitors, " Price and Co. Lincoln's-inn Old Buildings; and Air•Sh" Bristol. J. B. Perhin's, Carpenters%hall, London-wall, iron:oo.o,r' May 4,5, and 29, at twelve, at the Castle - inn , 13iraP ; barn. Solicitors, Messrs. Clark' and Co. Chan cery3'e and Mr. W. Wills, Birmingham. T. Burther, Mitchel-Dean, Gl ouces t ers hire, timber -4° ler. G A I P t r il , :s 3 t r 2 .4 Solicitors, an d A ay 29 Mr.a at J e t ' . 17 h a- i t n t g b , e S i3 e ° rje t 11-1 : 23141.11:P4 and Mr.'Chadborn, Newnham. rt „ s ift J. Bothwell, Arnold, Nottingham, hosier, Apr' l i:" ;Le 27, and .May .29, al eleven, at the Falcon Inn, Yor',.or• hcitors, Mr. Sykes, New-inn; and Mr. BreareYt borough. 9 st A E t nt , rs.( L ;ipt a tilo m i, pic( b ilri e jlon t a, h l), ki ; D.e v de i c s.ai t noa u l-t a lisce l ti l ,rt e eoo r er: tis April . Knight, n i ct :01; 9 ten, aCd l li May a 9, at ten, at Guildhall. an and C. Freeman's-cUurt C. ull, o Alone • "47gi yris . -street, ribbon-manufacturer AP ° - Alork,t and May 29, at twelve, at •Guildli- 11 'l . '1 0 "' me s r o c l h ic a i n to t, rs, April yes994o, e .__A/ H t a oisea Knight and Freeman, Basinghall-street. BANKUPTCY ENLARGED. t o R. Cole, Friday-street, w $ arehouseman front April 24.. , BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED gro cers' R. Barter and H. Barter, Bishop's Waltham, t DVIDENDS. - 4 May 11, J. Pratt, Broo l k's-plaee, - Kennington , (V,*zi,(l 1 , May 8, J. Battersby, Lower Shadwell, ship oN'nei C. C. Becher, Lothbury, merchant—May 8, Austin-friars, ship-owner—May 8. J. Bryant, sel'• innholder—May 22, D. Mitchell, Grange-roasi, ma- M 4 tanner—May 11, G. Robson, George-yard, merchant -iv, I I, P. Phillips, Kiag-street, merchant—Miiy 15, L. M: Alit* Bury-court, merchant—May 11, J. Lachlan, Grca` s tr ee t ' street, ship-broker—May 11, S. Taylor, Ole nde" kii' merchant—May I T. Sissel I, Jewin-street, tailor G. Moorhouse, Doncaster, grocer-May 29, E• iltlsyhu%ket raltar, merchant—May 29, J. Dellow, maker—May 29, J. Bruere, Crven-stre,t, wirie•ntercrbltaw. May 25, J. Kernot, Bear-street, druggist —May 10, I . l l elo' dill, Leeds, merchant—April 30, C.W. Walker, nog" - stone, stationer. 3. Saint 'loci, • CERTIFICATES—MAY 8. ,Tn4e' S. Leigh, Strand, bookseller—J. Woodhouse and Nl' - 11 house, Mincing-lane, West India brokers —NV. ' ;rep victualler—W. Sayer,' Bristol, corn-factor — R . ;-" O. w Toer-hill, merchant—J. Clarke, Leominster, herre nr farmer—J. Kidd, Castle Coombe, Wilts,uicher—'"' 4 - 4 , , a Weldon, Northampton, tailor—J. Th.nopson , stead, Hertford, wine and liquor merchant. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. , na l/it W. Jefferson anti 1-1. Marshall, Newport Pagn l 7 J maltsters-3. Evans and E Evans, Woicester, Urrnson and G. Clare, Lancaster rope-makersW. eit and J. Belcher, Wantage, Berks., Lancaster, rope-ma k er s and Middlesex,C . L. t b s r v i o c c k , d i a , y. C e r a s n — n Cannon-street, s r . e . S t e o j r . g n c , d k e e • r J. H. C. Holier, J. L. Thierry, y j a m n .. d As S ol . l,4l H iitsl a o, r n d a y lla , d, S , d h A e . Wielihatn, Nottingham lin t ' n drapers---J• tohaeonist—T. Dallimore and C. l • l 7 ;: r ie k r ' s- -114ii • l'itT:elt 1 0 1 : and R. Adcock, Thetford, Norfolk, grocers—W. Chi sletr W. Tdey, Somerset, attornies-9. Bates and J. Firth , , 1 ", , 1,. ley, ork, woollen cord-mantitacturers—J. Ainsworth, and E. Ainsworth, Manchester thline" s ' `i. vs facturers—E. Dixon.and T. Clarke, Gera:d-s.treet, -43- baberdasbets—E. Milne, W. Milne, and W.'Fowlersi• lap . i{ohinsun, chester, liquor-merchants—J. Wood, sen. and J• b " i G ißn r 'ee c n a de lal d a Yarmouth, o l ; ( I ) i rj ; rUr Church-passage, Guildhall, wart housemen " Q-e K. Sutton, and T. Grihble, jun. London, stock-brokers' 0 g ar ' UGA R.—The Average Price of Brown origuscovatlo-244iiii computed from the Returns Made in the week elidi n g 14, 1819, is 445. 11d. per cwt. Wb ° WESTMINSTER SESSIONS.—SeVeraI fell ° ,% . nc -° pi' were recognized before 4,he hnstings ':11, Garden, during the late Westminster Blec"iis, by Humphreys, of Bow-street Office , 'w ere , r ais . ; . do charged, and others committed for differP nti a to the House of Correction —John 413ei'd only fourteen years of age, was couv' cce eo rs' picking pockets, and sentenced to sev en Y i i nell transportation. He had been tried b' uf before this, and bad broke out of tile , the Destitute. ~~ ---,------"-- I BIRTH. • -Co t; • , o f In Devonshire - place , on Saturday last, the Lady ' r id i Carmichael Smyth, Royal Engineers, C.B.,K.M:;' arid a de-Camp to his Royal Highness the Prince liezg2' t '/ ----.' MARRIED. - n tball ig ;ir. On the 15th inst. et Paddington Church, Mr. .-° e a Curhorough, 'near Lichfield, to Miss ChampacYi nie Chatapney, Maida-hill-west: DIED. of l ''' t, On the 14th inst. Lieutenant-Colonel F. War Bombay Establishment. m3 ,ia At Islington, - on the 15th inst. in iteriKtb Y ear ' ___.., Christina, eldest daughter of Mr. J. D. Nicinan n *-- --- 4 '"----- - .1 - I . ' a 0'1 4% " PROVINCIAL BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND D '''' 1 st.3a # BIRTHS. On Monday last, the Lady of Captain ThOttipsorit ° or brook Hall, Worcestershire, of a son. de n ' Lately, at Clifton, the Lady of the Rev. John Hn)P a son." ;ao' g (111$. Lately, in Henrietta-street, Bath, the Lady a Palmer, R.N. of a daughter. -44164.- .reg i . . MARRIED- the jr c ronil Lately, at St. Paul's, Walden, Hertfordshir e, Charles Fox Witinington, fourth son of the late S l i % t30 rt. 44 and brother to the present Sir Thomas Winningtot 0 044 Stanford Court, Worcestershire, to Arabella Eliicab,;,;ellb4 daughter of Robert Thornton Heysham, Egl! °` - itaell Part:, Hertfordshire. . , John el Thursday last, at St. James's Church, Bat°, coo( ' o° a Godfrey, Esq. of the Ito Service, SC alter the Rev. Dr. Godfrey, Jane Octavia, sec ond da u o Mr. Richard Woodhouse, of Duke-street - i - ~