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A- 4 , • • . .44 , , 4 14 • a • >. .. . i No' ttBETt• 7545.] Dill !biz, oßri cis ; .oet: 18, 181 d. INTOTICE is heriby.given, that a 'Sesgibn eif Ovei and Terminer and tiaal nelieery‘for the Tritttnr lilicrs committed UM the kliyh Seat, within the ri-i4;filetion 0.1 the Admiralty of helet at Juxtic, the Old Bailey, London, on .41vnilte, the 18th day 11.Voceinhe, next, at Men` ta'Clock in the 316railig:. J. ir. CROKE ft. OFFICE . OF ORDS:INCE, No,. 4, 1 4't6. TIT E , PRINCIPAL' OFFICERS . of Ills MA JESTY'S ORDAWNCE d, Aereity Rim Notice, that Proposals will be ret;eireel ut their (Vice, i t on sr befiwe .Ifundag, ‘l!e 18th. ,Ina Nov( uzber ioillaut,froof Jude Persons as may be willing to all,4r,she Me Supply of OLL , noTTLF.,; 'and'otier articles, fur - SfrviceiV tria Dtpartmenl, fir d period q' Three , Years, tletertainat.:e after the expiration of the first Yearcupou -Volivelf Three Months, al Ike option tf either Pretty. , _ Samples 0 . 1 the drtieles way be received upon Application et the PrinuipalStorcheeper's Opel-in the' To n wit; And farther particulars, tagether with .the Terms ant( Condiainis of Me Contract, may he known at the Se sectary% Office, aforesaid, any Day belceen the Boars of Pen and Fnar o'Cloch, tvAriv Me Proposal , must he delietTed, sealed up, and enitenticl " Peopt.sals for 0111,, &Miro,. Sec." hut Nrl Proposal can beadmitted after thc raid ISt h instant, at Ticel.T. &Thick at. None of the clay;iatne neiihur will any Tender be noticed, unkss the Party mahing it, or an .I,;; ant in his Wily; shall attend. By Order V t/e Board; R. If. ant: ir, Secretaiy. • This thy was puhlishrd, , ilandiornelr. printril large Volume,. Aro. juice, in Ingsrds, Ns. a New Edition, being theSiFth, of A N - APIYAL to Ilie C4()SPIA., ith 11.( 1 16ry •iukto theditstiee.ni the Charge, alleged by Aletlostlists son utrtr.r tYsjector ? 51141 the Gospel is not prefiehei.t by the NatisitoiL-Clergy in a Seties of Dis t imese, &liver e d na me the Utiivei ity tai Oxtoril in the `Year 1812, at the Lecture founded by the late tter.4. Banipton, M.A. C 41106 of Salis bury.. By RCCI-1,1111) NIAN'f, I).D. Hector of St. Ilt.tplples Ilialtifimigate,Doitittatia. Chaplain to (zis'arlce tne Arclitn*b . up cantini)nry, and late Fellow Qt . Oriel College. "'tinted [or F. C. and ). Itivingtoni St. Paul's am:J.:Parker, Oxftiltl. Us ‘vt.o , .. way be; bad, by the saint Author; a New ; Edition, heiog the 1. Sermons for Pitroctlitti and Doole•stic Ust ; olusigntil to ilinstrate enforce-, in a coniwete , ll View, the. most nil. potent Art ides of 4.:hristian Faith dud Praaece. In Co. prim. iii huords, IL as. thi. Acalietaical stroiolis pre:at:bed before the'Unieersity of Oxford, price 7s. t,"d.. 'llk Dby wa. publisln;(l . , ' • • In 3c94. 12mo. rico U. 4s. ent4ellisiad with Vignettts and Ntutic, AU V(N Third Edi ; with au.explitnat ury Preface. The of this opportunity to iont;no the l'ahlte erranoms impri!..S'itopOr yvhich h;tyc pxd taifrri m rt.., *knock Lit' perioos tilos Work ; th e nola'n ; t oe loafed intstrpritistiotowliAvio ? rbi:on pt 111)1111 pairts . of :t. Apiongst other iiiihreprsognita- . tom,. ill, c!iiti;c:ter of I.ro l y:friolvire fluritaii;so het, h e e l ; 0. tribute,i to one, in wiknat neitin.r : in noon, bears 'the 'the t„ th.• pr estm( lion contaiitvi, it.itLaira tiXtellt to ‘viiiel) ttinla, ti.r some of the characters, hare been tiiiien ;too+ tinu Priutri ltvary Coitturn;Corittuit-strvil:' IMEUICAL,IIO4IIO, CHAIILA)TTE 'HOUSE, St !i talty;_ 1 - 1()Cli (i)RS (,)()i ) 101t, PNRO6: DUN , • CA . & Pivyx;iiisos' ti),lbe Medical on rti at Cita i• 1, 1 r 1 !""'1 , r!'o, a1. 0 01 1 0; , .ett4 111 t ii.pward3 of .090 ritrienth are enr•eil amorally t)t . t , rcr tilip ti tlisorthas.oh,4l httotirs...ds wcrs in n distresshig stin k :, owping to ,tinitaing themq4k.troillti by eoniattlink ntetligniirOnt of the proNsgi,n, who (I . l.E:i . vs,p)eihthho proatitovitmLitowtioeiti vertisensents. Eroptioilb On the iteFul,:face,,ond-it4iy*elieer ated thro.t, swellinzg in the I , tck,•ticidei on lioness, paius in the head 41,141 ii;oOs,frequontirtn , en fur the theu tuatistvi sty; jtv to+vit.N 4 , 11 0 hel*F9 ,l s,k I tlt , iiilY 1 rg:AlkietistA which oltOilicr4ritt'i uftirf aO4l tfte coli*ettuettgett of itupropet tretttithktiti'•a, ... ° r • ' •,• Drs'. Cotivei, 14Tirnint., and Duncsii;•arestionsiiktol;ili)ily, !rum ciglit till viglir. containn* and N I , havr Ttie, ,l o . s„Tiiin . stlays;_tiodtinntlays'..till Nets's , o'cluea.—tia...re is a oiilc J o ur and,privatv ruolu3 tui retaalvi. FOll. gCORBU'fIe , COMPI.AINTS. D*R. F R A N's . A N . l,COrt 13 1tOPS; - "or 60 . 11',1 Snl.l3T.kil IS, at) approved Spe cific far the Seurvey, and ttvt.ry Foulness irrtd. Impurity of the 81ft94. Storhuto , Cootplaiotti are the ttiost,gettera3 ma lady of tbe Biala' town itution, no fatally is, wore u> less, ex"utPt from them, and they 'ill. , w themselves in a v.triety of Ways; they produce roughttessollceration, and other diseased appearattcf,of.the skin. theyttecusiott hint, oppetite weak itess, 414 (I:ejection of spirits, And the plass of Wool being, rendered fold, it t ha:nit:Mk of J i ff a .iii‘:;lttly t , tntitly ‘ , l* titourisinat nt wettable the funetimv. of life to he proPerly, arid itetivt 11 pet fainted. .As a rettiv-fly rue all lutlifiriti" front t" . "' ratite, Dr. Ereem o'B Glitl,3 • Sallitai is 6114 proved i tself, reputation Of Forty Ye a r s , a curta i n Sp ec iA e and never failing Cure. s u m i►► matt es , at qs, 9d ; i 4 4s, :fid. ; tic and 22i. At Mrsars. sutle•r and No. Cheopii►le,. London, and ny .theif Appoititment, by the' principal Butilmllerg and ►leklicine Fenders in every Town. SUPERIOR ADVICE.' fr is . tit tie first cc lorglieuce to nSeertitin , :rni wil,e titylit :0,1 mtegi ity,4 tiro' reliiiiipt*,o34,l be placed is at/fiction.. 11,te:grs. (TM{ IV. ,itol Co. iiiirgriiits of riAii. nerice,.•aticl" high profesSliiii& attai , iiiiettig, ;tleinlVerc of the t /iD Y,.. I CollvgV-s 44( Luittleit And :Esinitnirgit, present to ri, i , Luillic the result of ml. yieapi expevivrce iiv thel:nee of VIPI - 111.04C' COLPIAIN'N,, ;mil those Deliiiitirc ?Nhicli not on - frequently . eilliiit e r life: lii the eigro'i; gradationn, from recent iniectioti; to confirmed Lueit; their treatment can't:naiads v..ry often it speelly and llways 4 riLd it 4, cure. ,1 is dulliuos citges, t6eir twig 4411(1 will ttreattgrd experience gist them at promptitude of deeiNiiiti that secures the tailletlt 'ruin. 1, . •-• L • * "1 1; 14 WP4) 1,1 %.4 1 i (tttt of exif4epov; or hekiiiik his con it it it- Con iiiiderinined, and the vital principal its l itcd ) ,, t l tty it I.tte. tit , brit itittidiutts ilisrlse, en .c ttlind.:4l4fatal cs,iteGd.nc t. i ,Ilallov Pl'etelit}tla.. .fn l'se.-trt•ttus DeNility: - V;it;tlll:tr, rt:l,lx.itt. , t, mid Atony 0, tl,l , g,Orloolii, gtri %Log from sindulge.tice, nt sa I iii.r ions Oilum or esi' ' solitary reimality, the practice give new life sine) energy to ih t systetp,,in eltOry C;1413. Skiol.lregl94l 44 1 1er, lie - , vangements of Itniljrtkiliii 'lig; rkin nye iti a wild and vlreciltal. ~o n , '"iinvry 00404 mg! recent eases or infittion are cocci! in the their; perii,il of two thys, ,i.i,,i ; lp 1.440e 4t if Also iitisooit in- . via, racy .g''pr - iiper tierieverancoin their plan of treatment, insures to the patient ii permanent and radical,Citre. Potirisls, typist tit .Wito:. titivilitor i :Ailiii inviol4bre secrecy.' Mrssrs. (*.Unit anil Co. may becnotai)ied eve.l y.elay,-. at their 1101364' 'fo7, ti , ttion•tor,vo. leAters ivii i n tlin coinitry, & Win 'llfintitely the case, trocte'Villiring.'&c. and eil, l , l lo.ine; si rests 1400 for ailsice and. Meaichre4; Will IA treiittd v:' ,l -1) f i tudifili 4 4161flitgl i —ita, iii4;op-sardelt. : . • ... ~,,,,,, .. r . ," IVII N AY ()%1 *.it 13E R , / . . 4t+:,„, .° 1 . In kkiat 6.' ,J • . \,,,..:,.. , 1C 4 , : - .. 1 1 . 4:2 ' 4 "=.'el, . 1 • 4 • 00, ,* ' 4/ S .' ' . Pt.? ' . 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Front the LONDO GAZE'rTE, Nov. 9, 1816. korffitio.eyirte, Ninr. 9, 181 G. llis Royal tikgliness the Prince Regent has been pleased; in ttle..n4tne vitt int; the behalf l'slii)esty, to appoint Fi . ctletich GinilenrsthAsq. to be bit blisjestft Consul.Getteral in Sicily,': His Royal flightless the Prince fttgrnt has also hero pleas. 4541 in the no n e and un-slto'lleholf of his:lktaitt . .tf, to appoint Ailolohutelialusedo, Esq. to be hie Majesty's Consul in tbti iblai,l4l of Corsica. ry'rar.Office, Not , . 3, tilt. 7th Regiment of F k )nt, Major-Gent:ld Sir Korizteth Alexander Howard, K. C. P.f ftotp.tl.le 99th Fia; to he Colonel, vice Liet4etiatit 7 fletie'lek.BOWS itoceak•al. ..?;ilii Ditto, Alajor-GeneiaLS?r:Edsrarii•Barnei, E. C. B. front the Rd. Garrison Ilisttalion;to be Colonel, vice Sir liciiiieth liosear4, • 5T.101 2 %--4 , aytnaiter robort front 11 tlf-luty of the esd Foot, to lie P:iyillactet• of it Recruiting I)istriLt, Inne,, plitcyd ball itAy. b puty ,V;s'iottitt Alexander l'Etuxig its,istant•Coratniosaty-Getteral to the rorces. I‘TwtoKANno:ll.—The date of the.appointment of the Rot.- . N. it. Doitti, to be Chaplain to the Force", as•trate& itttbe Alnzette,ef,the anth dilly jest, it altered to the :9th June. Office of ordo!tace, Num fi, ISI G. Royal Regiment of Tortlll Boger tn•be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice, Polobrool,e, , deceasett.. Blevei Itinjor George Forster to be Mo s he, vice Bogor: Second Contain. J. Jlettessiorth to be Captaiii, vice Forster'. Pir , t Lieutenant W. itrereton to be Second C4tptaiiv, vicellettes . worth: Second Lieutenant Charles G. Kett to beFirst Lieutenant,' vice .firervtun, • Royal Regiment 'of Artillery.---Second. Lientenant George Harold' im Firist•Lieutenant, vice Atireecc, deccasca. D.INKItUrrS. T. 'Colel.ecit, • 'Westliodse, Yorly.ltiFe ; Ellis. Casilefielsh. J. NViltis, ‘rit. W. liuld**Orth, Brltliurd ,• and J. Itlfirley; fltx.splont..rs, •to surrentier Nor. 10, Q 3 I%t tievtli, mid Dec. 21, at twelreoit Attorwiies, Sweet and StukeN. 13.4*ing11411-itirret, Lontluit.•' Watlitilnee,' Gondnn-terrace, ILickaer-rand, rtone•►tason, Nov, I% 19, and Dec. 21, ut ten, Mt finildbitli. Attorney, Mr- Flies', Cattle-street, linnutleditch.- %Val, yantlFrst et a anal J. C. Dayeucir, • Widegat e•st reit , shoptgate-street, bilk-inauurauturtys, Nov. 13, in, and Der. II; at ten at Guildhall. Attorney, M A Oucklei bury. Clnrk, • Spann%-buildings, St.Toncras, cow-keiper, Nov. 12, :),•tinrl ikc.2l, at it'll, at thiituhall. Atiorooy, Mr. T. B,trilatt! Barthl+lo/11eW.CIOSC. J. efivatisidt hooicr, Nov. $2, 93, and Dec. 21, at tto, Alto' acy, Mr: Swan, Nr.w lia,iog 10111.strect. C. Andrew . , Prinees-street, LatiMtury,,bktiritroker. Nov. te, ' • 25,4nd Dec.. 21; at ten, "iit\-fittildnall, .4tturitcy, Mr... Thelon-, Battlett s k-buthlitige,4lollittrit; W. :non - Irwin, jnu. Wakefield, grocer, Tin . 15, 19, at Ivo, and Dee. 21, atfive, AI the -Sstitiolle Home, totnirt, - Mr. Lake,. Lttiwgati,ltill, London ; and Mr. lteilVer, Waketlir J.:Wainwright, Leeds, taanaftteturcr, Nor.eti, - at fire, at tote °tare of Mr. °ranger, Leeds, °vv. el, at. eleven,' • tit the Court tiuti•e, I..erdt Altornie4, Alr. Lalte,ool ; and Mr. °ranger, Leetls. G. i3essi 41, 11ritAtii, coatth-tuaster s ' Nor. 11t, at eleven, 111 at two, anti 'RT. ;11, tit eleven, at the Basii.Yartrit, Brit tea, Attornies, 11., King; sierjrant's Ittp, Fteet.street, Lon:litn ; and 11r. Itankk, J. Thomas, 9swv.try, *alop, tut t rer, Nbr, 4tl , '29, and MCC.' el, at eleven, at,ilte Cctisst'axes tun, Qs* estry. rittoracy ) t.lswrstry. • W . 7 Palmer, Clifton, Gloucesterillfre; thorn', Nor. 19, 14,„. 4114 Dee, 21,at eleven, nt the lt - utioner Taiens, Bristol. Attartties, Nleors. P of and GresTftellik,Ortly'iltittastiutukt, Landon; 'anti )4.0)44441i: a 1- -•- Oswestry, Salop, tanner, Nov 28, 29, and Dee. 21, at eleven. at 1-lie Cross Foie% Inn, Oewestry. Anoraks, Mr. Stevenson, Lincoln's Inn, Loudon; and Mr. Edwards, Ckwestry„: • W. Hall, Leeds, Yorkshire, hater; Nor. 25, 27,"and Dee. 21, at eleven, at the Cmirt i louse, Leeds. Attornies ' Messrs. Lamberte. T;i ;toil Deanti, Gray's Inn-square, London ; and Mr. Skelton, Leeds.' .1. Fisher, Westbrontwich, Stafttirdshite, banker, Dec. 10, 11, and 21, at twelie, at the Whitt , Hart Inn, Birmingham. Attornies, Wong. Botirdillon and Hewitt, Little Friday street, Cheapside, London; and Mr. Siutcox, Birmingham. It. Bennett, Platt, Wrothatn, Kent lime-burner, Nov. le, Dec. 3, et, tit tw e l v e, a t Guilithall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Lee and Townsend, Three Crown-square, South. wank. M , I t'idneY.B4h, nine , iiierchant, Nora 2429, and Dee. 21,' at eleven, at tin. (i t rebound Inn, Batt]. Attorni es , M r . Ridpatli, Bath ; and Messrs. Samlys, Hrkton, Ruarke, and Santlys, Crape-court, Fleet-street, London. • • W. Bares; rereysrint ben, Cuntherland, corilwainer, Nnv. 22, at five,' 23 . , and nee. 21, at ten, at the Ceilden Lion, Ma typtiet, Attornies, Mr. Falcon, Temple, London I and Mr. Hodgeutt, Wititehaven, T.-Alexander, Firishttry.scninie. mariner, Nov. 12,' nt, and Dec. et. at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Paterson, Broad-street. J. Lowe, 'Winningham, lihok and rutisic N0v.92,93, and Dec, 21, at eleven, at the liaion Tavern,, linion-street, Birmingham.' Attornies, Messrs. Baxter anti !lowlier, Furnivallt lint, London; anti Mr. Bird, Birtninghatn, . gsweetry, tanner, Nov. 2a. 29, and Dee. 21, at eleven, set the Cruet Faxes Inn, Oswestry. Atfornies, Mr. St.svenson, Lincoln's Inn, London; snd Mr. Edwards, Os westry. W. Griffiths; jnn. Hereford, mercer arid•linert-drape't, Nov. 22, 23, and Dee. 21, at ten, at the Falcon Inn, Hereford. Attorney, Mr. Bach, Furniva!'s Inti•euurt, Holborn . ; and Leominster, Hereford. J. Young, !Medford St. Mary. Dorset, dealer, Nov. la, 91, and. Dee. 21, at eleven, at the Greyhound Inn, Blandford, Forum. Attornies, Mr. Moore, lilandford; and Messrs. Wilson and Chisholme, LinCuln's inn fields, Londufl. G. Lyne ,inc A. Donsils'son, Cecil-street, Strand, tailors, Nov. 12, 19. and Dec. 21, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Richardson and Miller, New Inn. Penberthy, Mogan, Cornwall, grocer, Nov. 25, 96. and Dec. 91, at tin, 'at Pearce's Hotel, Itedruth. Attornies, Mr.,Daney,,jitm Retirtilli ; and Messrs.Curdales and Young, Gray's Inn, London. G. Reynolds, Portreath, Cornwall,,innkeeper,' Not. 25, 211, and - DeC.•2l, at ten, at Pearce's Hotel, Itedruth. Attor sties. Mr. Darcy, jun. Redruth; and Messrs. Cardile and Young, Gray's C. Oreethittn, Liverpool, merchant, Nov. 25, 96, and Dec. 1 1, at one, at the Star and Qtirter 'Patera, 'Liverpool. Attor nies, Messre. Stanistreet and Eden ; and Messrs. /Viso,' and Wheeler, Liverpool. • I. Corm Aute•ftreet, Bishopsgate-Wltlicn, meddler, Nor, Id, IP, oitti Dor. 21, at eleeto, Attornies, Mem'. Dassies . and Chat add, Angel-cotirt,Throginorton-street. • ' S. alumna, Dean-street, 'Finsbury-'quire, merchant, Nov. 1 2 , Ili, and Dee. 21, at . eleren, at Guildhell. Attornies, Messrs. • Dawes and Chatfield, Angel-court, Throgmortun-street. J. Willy, 14oltinglirim, lace manufacturer, Nay. 911, at six, 5(1, •-• and Dee. 91, sit twelve, at the Punch Bowl, Nottingham.-. .‘ltortsies, Mr.. Frits - Or:ni p NOttinghatu ; and :Messrs. Hurd, Shaw, and Johnson., Temple, London. S. &thou, Minciug-lane, broker, Nov. 19, 29, and Dec. 91, at ten, at Guildhall. Attarney, Mr. Abbott, Marl .latta, Pah cbittch-strevt.C. . . Ilorne, ornett'iTaTe. Essex, rectifier, Nov. 16, 95, and Dec. 15 , at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr.. Martin, Vintner's Upp. r Thantes-iitreet, London. 0. Penny, Wartiftual-court, Throgniortmi-etreet, merchant, 19, 28, and Dec. '2l, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. - Copthall.bidldings, 'rlirogntorton-street. I. and . 1 .-Holtnes, Carlisle, Cmitherlatul, common earrieri, Nov. 21, 94, and Dee, 21, at at. eleven. at the ll• 101 Inn. Cat title. Anomie., Mr. Pearson, Carlisle; nod Mr. Dir . ken, Cluali,lanit, Landon. I)IVIDENDS. Nor. 30, W. Strott, - Portsmouth, wipe-merelint—Nrre, Bp = %I', Clearer nail Denmark-street, ..St. Giles' it; the }'fields, soap-manufoctprets,--Nov, 30, O tt', Wiflixtn~ou, hog-street, wareftoutentan—Nov. 36, 3. fleatilam, Ski n rert, warehouseman—Nov, 30, T. Farrell, :Woolwich, 'slopsvllee.4.34,lV. Boberl son, iitl9lii•ratle, C 431- " . "'StrVeti nierehant —Nov. 30. R. Westbroi.k, syn. Bend int:, Berkshire, batilter—Nor. au, 1). C. •Mat , 4ll, widow, L. Drain:, n. Westltruoh. ben. 11. .Detour, TlerUstilee, hatth'eri—Decetrilier 4.'M. Gray. Brid port. Dorr.etoire, twiue-rorianfactitfernecentlier 2, V 1 ViPottotr, Bradnineh, Devonshire, d.;tler...—Nort.tultee Ii Londnii, • Aitie`chritit —Dri:,;;;trer 1. W. White house and .1, (;olan, Liveruo o l. met chant s--1)...c. 3, W. ;stints., Purt , e.n. 80,` .1. Ditli:stm, Guildhall passage, w lsvh"ncermst).--Nov. i.l, 3. C. FipclipAtistell4otirt,Drnr),, hitte, coltee- fluke 4.4 eper—NOv.36, N. C. Nlorritim, Totl 1 1 , 111 (-our , 30; 'FL' miug, !ifitchrr--N or . 3 t l , W . Carter, Stil4r. . re, Non haniptonshite, lut4r—Nov. ta, E.:l-1.,we1l and .1. 11...ke1t, • *„,l. rew,Dowolon , , uf Caroliriligv, •.hire, fahner—lice. 3,3: nott,.'y, ,I"!hzch,l,:7, mercer-- Jonas, Dudley, Wu; re, it osi-iliomilfitettlrer— :Sot. :10; W.Ewei,. Lib the Lov.-1.tu , ., te rniunds'ey, tuerrliat it -- Jan. IS, S. Griffiths, Old Iluiwrii•court, Carey-street, tailot Nov. 30. G. Vuo liarteit, East India Clututbers, Leadenhall street, merchant.' '• • ' CERTIFiCATES,'Nmi. 36. . . H. Young, jun. Enfield, deafer—E. Hunt, I.ireepant,.nier chant —W. Woofer, corn-rneretiaot•--A. Lowe, Berkelq-street, -it„ Pocock, Atedhotten nary, I fcriforthriiii., s,tv3 4 , and J. Slack, Nl.sclestiot{l,,(2l4.shire,*illi-mannfoiotn-vri--ti; Sins, Matich e it e r, Pollitr ? Lierefordsinre,.:lia,o.dtapoit. Stittnii 'Si. - Mary, Lincolnshire, porcy, that kw,,11, boat-builder--. 1.- Ward, ion. •13 . rriancolley, flour factor—T. K. Yates, P. Kilgnmr,„.a.shi Manchester, calico printers--.J. Hudson, Manchesi,v, cotoji-cpic,rnere ri E. W. Jannings,•Siiiishy, Lincolnshire . ; stioph4oper--tt';‘Sinsp- , Mn, tipil;hs.t.Utcalutrhire, cure-toelchaat—ii, Butlivzo4 aud It. Fiance. Ntrintliester,f calenderers--:-W. Gammon, N. Benja min, and .1; lierthroi, Austin-friars', nierch.ati,ts—J. Montgo 'nicry arid J. - Breretori,' .int .,- chatits: . Woo•dward. Ayleslogy t Buckinghamshire, fi.bolt,t t g H.Gray, Black haven-coner,sZi.esiaog.tane,wine-merchaut—W, Snow, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, •vintner.. PARTNERSIJIPS lASSOLVED: J. Breen and .1. de Oratniz-TRliz:..Leaddr and C..D. L ea d er , Coleman-street, painters - -T. kirliman and C. Bnwera, chetter, cottnu , spinn i 'm--.4. :Wood and T. Grlniths', 'Bolton re.loorg, hanliers—T. ureae;jun. and J. Brept.ll, trimpion t tnavers—d BarkVr 'gild IL Barker, Aslntr‘t, and IV 'fit tin,l4rinc . rs—C. Thom loon and W..Thm44kson, • Vickhill, Vortialneti rintierrtifere- 1 -J..011)111 and J. Cali, R'rtnhur},c -inst,el7l brewers-:(C.. Hanle ctui ti tit ", ltrrute, , • Coonrtint, 'et - dual - 400 0 era . — Win t argpool and . ,J. Innocent. Nelyntk-npon!Trent; lwatine44.r-Jos. 11111%' sihcl w.. Newel% ' B uddersbuir, acenunt4nt3-It. Philips and co. I„l.»actt,, llat = mannfoi - nrer4.44l. I)oll'v:hers, POrtenionth —M. IL Outmaniensind Co. London-L..1. and It Rymer, Wigan. Luneatkire; eat -S. W.ldc and A. Sao n dtrs, Wplrerlianipt.nn, %Lltuolioistcrs,a*., DISTRIBUTION Or I "RI2E-MON I E, Kofirro al4 .owd Undimintedi far the- itaktnrri rilldoini, for . tilt! Ipnp; Concord, for the titiolLym:tr um! $10114.4ap; tvn — the rervi4etlen Lliafi tile 180 infant, lit 10, (treat Ornrge-sort.t., Wcs;-;!n , ;1 1 .1 ., ,B, 'the ticelt;ts 4,1%14,1,4. 3.1),,ft, 4 , f Plymouth fl''rk J"h" chitty, of 4i. W,to,uinutb-stri:rt, New fti.tmi.ro,rd and Jubn revi4ll. sriitol, hartriamu ravaaLinl. t v [PRTriit,Srvt.vpi, FREI PAAis, le leis - t kt Lyd that the . - tpititithsi yrotrott?Ct lot r4i tjt).-Asttlikte... ceived large orders for houses at Vienna trick. Thelhanulapturer3 are,in activity„ There Was last nightl?pl%O.at Court. 'A tiDati.e was erected in,tbe antF.;.ehitlitier of the Potier antf7Bpinet hail _the jainonr-10' perform before the King anti 11.t414 he price of corn fell one fra'neatiiii - fOrDitn.; kirk market, and it 'is Biped. it. - twin tee/41194E644 fall. The ,herrittivfi•iliety,is ,b4 . l44lx 7ri ffiSi. j ortAio .o duet ive this year. 1t employ, more dims. I Q,044410 ,, ..„ at Boulogne,' each mantled by 6rl3.litetc) there: are days when the value of tltett tinitilicifllt: amounts . to 40,000 . 1 r. • 7 . .. ; 3, .The smuggling vessel the No, Deal, htt,ely, swamped not far from Cuials. en.bimtd; to the numberof'seven, perish:ed . ; `Tifelisitties four of them having been throvrts, upon the CCM!! the Commissary of Polite .repaired :. to. the spot,, end, alter the necess a ry inquiries, -restored -the bodies to the persons who claimed them on situ" part of their fautilies. The gendarmerie of NiTurtetriburg arrested,. thir•, .ink the months of duly,: August, and. September, ,, 2l6l. individuals, viz.: I brigand, 84 robliers,.2 . 'poachers, 83 other crintinals, '674 :vagabonds, .1289 .beg l cars, 7 fugitives from military service, 4 deserters_from the country, and,2o in foreign military service. THE OPENING OF'tHE gESSION OF tam This solemnity, the fourth of this kind since the, Restoration, had excited more anxiety than ordi. nary, and attracted a much greater' concourse of spectators. The IWO TOWS of tipper benches, usually set apart fur the Deputies, were adorned by near two hundred ladies. The Tribunes and. the galleries presented a great number of persons of' thstinetion stud foreigners, among whom We TetailTked Mr. Cahning in his robes, as un'Englislt Minister. Near the large tribune of the diplomatic body, places were prepared for the puke of Cambridge and his suite. ' At one o'clock the Peers of France entered in their grand robes , of state. This is the first time they assumed them in st public sitting ; it consists Of a cloult.bordered with ermine, over their ordi. nary'clress, and a hat a hi Six pards de la Manche were placed behind the throne: the elegance of their new onifoi t n vet), remarkable. In place of the gold-laue hat, a cocked hat has been sobstittiteti l adorned wins feat hers. About two o'clock salvoes 'of winery, and sc. clantatiuos from without, announced the .srrival of the King. Ilis Ile,lesty was ruceived by two de. putations,- one trf tiye Peer., and the, other of twenty-live Deputies, and rested s fete milittteb iu the Saloon of the President. 'the entrance of the. King into . the Hall excited the amitt I telyetirtitp. s i asu „. C r i e s o f eg Vire le Roi ! Vivent les Bour bons !" bUrst from every tpturter, and were 1.. e. quently repeated. His Misjesty having ascended the Throne,. hre. Royal Highness Monsieur took his plac e 011. 0 0 riglit, the Duke of Angouletrie on the left, noel the second place on the right was occupied by the Duke of Berri. The three Princes were in the cotitunte of Peers. The Prince de Talleyrtind,'Grand Chamberlain, Nl:the Chance Hew ut Draftee, M. the Alartpds Drettx-Breze, Master of the Ceremonies, 4i:copied their . aceustonted places. The benches at the toot Of the throne' were cupied by the Ministers,! the Alarslials, the Mini* `liters of State, and the Counsellor% of Sta te . The King uncovered, and sainted the Assembly. Ile iiivited the Peers to be seated. The same iu vitatiou WAS transmitted t o t h e D eput i es b y the . Cha,lLeller of France, The speetatur* sat witliont any invitation. • The King being covered, he, delivered the Speech, after *bids' the 'whole Assembly role, amidst shouts of 4! Vive 7c Itoi t le Vivo la Fu , .. !nine Rnylle !" ;,;iint"!, Minister of the Interior, culled upon Depitties in ittecession ; nnti each of them, tolhe number of 210, took the oath severally, ot` • tvhich the Chancellor pronooncen thef» . /114410* " I swear to be faithful to the King s to obey the constitutional charter ,and laws of the realm, to,con,tuct 'myself in every thin 4 as bECOMett a loyal Deputy of the Departments." M the Chancellor clo.ed the Sitting in thesti W 01 ", I declare, in the name of the King, that thy Session of 1816 is opened. Messrs, the Peers, and ` , .IIJC4SII. the Daputiel, will repair to their re spective Chambers on Wednesday next, at one i'clOek, there to commence their labours." I ' 2tMPELUNA, OcT. 28;—There is much talk here of ,a depAt of arms which bus been seized upon some private persons, whose intentions are siispected,, and whose conduct:is watelied by Go. vernment. It would appear also that correspott. deuces. have been discnvered4 justice will be speedily dope on the guilty. No seditious attempt could ‘hafe'any success in thii country, where tali tbelnhabitants.lnve tranquillity, end have given ss Inativ,proOf4 of attachment to their Ntstsl:loi3Oci t 20.--4Ve 1141'V VCCiVeti ti n (lila° gierahle intelligence, thai onu of our merclid.t , ' .situ, has bctn eaproieil by is pirate, said to be is 'Tunisian, in .ilie gal( of Alutiffettonia, and that it was .eirrried of with its aereW rand cargo: are kfrAid Of licw calmitiet i Once the Ungibk crui/vll tunnot gunvlutee Alittio maritims towns hare r e -netvcd ► them entreotle3 tO imitate, his Mojeity w put to etilfielent itaVai torce, Alm i t ur c 1)0 ctifice3 %O h dd) chi inerebtinti otili people will out be disposed - to isialte,, in order to repress pirates, awl teinwe tie boliour of Ills (0 ( th e. rwo •Stiell is ilia longtiitge of all die addresses to his bldje4ty." ; •