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T ti -.<7. 7*0, , f r V:.1; ..-.',".• ; - ", , ,t ' \,--'• ?..2.1-' ,- * - 13 -,,-=_-:-.- r.. • - f.-1..: ---t, '''' .3 .- .. ,...4 . '7 ' i.• iti ar , ••• * . ''''' \ ...' ' • , ..42.2:4.1 . N. • • '5..,,:. / 4 i , q• . i' i : ~ ' ~. ' r ~t • • Ni c : t. - • lr ‘,l , • -• Or e tO "4: 4 w. I o: , - . adolleir - • ' t L-I t- •., , , .. , • 0 • : , ~. ~_~ • ;~€; Ntimtritt. 7 , 179 1 MONDAY, AUGUST 26, 1816. rPocr. Strxtvp -• -~ - VICTUALLING' OP Arg. 16, 1 . 81 . 6.. THE CO .11 MTS.S LONERS for VICTUALLING His MAJESTY'S IVAPY -da hereby giiie Notice that On Friday, the 301 h instant, they will be tray to re ceiVe renders in writing (sealedsup), and treat for the idy Of all such quantities of sound Merchantable MADE 16. WINE as may be required for the :Lie of his illajesty's,Shi t i and Vessels at 'She LsluNd of Madcira, for twelve Months cer lain from the 13th October next, and further until sirManths warning shah be given for the termination of the Contract' the Conditions of Which may be seen at the Secretary's Office. VI • Ma. wrsrs picturty, OF CHRIST REJECTED.. A NY Ladies- ond. - Gentlemen amonv:st the thousands who have seen this PICTUR i (which h still in Ext-mirrioN) harin g expressed a wish to he in tartned when it was Mr. WEST'S intention Of - publiAiine 'a IltlNT'frotu it, I am authorized respectfully, to acquaint them and the Public in 'general, that a DRAWING is now 'P' , isho , l preparatory to that Object, end placed in the Room `with the ORIGINAL PAINTING,./it No. 140, PALL-MALL, fur their inspection; where Stiliseriptioni are received, and tovinted patticulars may be had. - - r . By Order, CHARLES-SMART, Secretary. 125, Pall-NIA!. N.B. The EXHIBITION opens as usttal, from Ten till Fire. • • rms.!' DRAWN PRIZE ,C 40,000. WI FT am! CO. recommcitil to their Friends and the ScH,MIE of the present RICH Lornox, to begin on the 17th of SEPTEMBER, which cuusiSts of only 14,000 Tickett, oda containt FRENCII PAPERS, CII'MEIVED LAS! 'NIGHT.] 22.---his Majesty Fres:44d this (lay at the Council of Ministers. • r4izesoT49,oo3/. 30,00 J a And9,23G other of i t trig)! -iOOl &c. "- Consols atC, and money. The whole will In, decii.W in three days an equal nutOber of 7rieliets to he Drawn eielvDay. The First Drawn Pilie the First Day will receive 40.0601.; and the First Drawn Mita on eaell'of the .olier I)aes. will' 'receive 30,060/:., Tichers and :jhares are selling at svityr and Co.'s old esta blished Otticeg, Their Royal Highnesses the Dukes It'Anglitletatt and Berri , set out this day for Cornpeigne ; they will return on Saturday. His Royal Highness Monsienc trill rertainly visit and inspdct the Departments of Alsace and Lorrain in 'the course of next month. No regard will be had to any Y'ender in which the Priv shall not be .inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the' Board before one o'Clock on the said Friday, the 80th Instant; nar'unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Persets on his behalf, attend* to ,an sWer when called for. N0..1 I, Ponitrr, Ni). li - , Charing•ernFs. street. Where all Business in the Pub is Funds is carefullylransact ed.—Priv:4; paid on Orman,!, . , The Prince and Princess Royal of the Nether-. ands arrived at Frankfort, on the 16th, on their fronkThe LONDON GAZETTE, Aug. 24, 1816. Each Tender must alto be acrompanied by a Letter 3ignert by two rarponsibk Persons engaging to becoone bound wit* the Party tendering, in the Penal Sum qf 500/. for the tide peifiirinanee of the Contract. 44,• 1 8 Id. • , PATENT IMPERIAL DINING-TA JO, • MRS, and PATENT TRAFALGAR SIbEBOARDS Ind DINING-TABLES, iu one elegant Piece 'of Furniture, and upon Five new different Plans ; the Patent Improved Sofa• Reds and Chair Beds; Brass-screw Four Post, and 'fent Bedsteads, Furniture and Bedding complete ; Portable Chairs, with several other new invented and improved articles. of furniture; also a general and very extensive assortment of Upholst e ry and Cabin e t A rt i c l es f or f urn i s hi ng H ouses com plete, ready manufactured, where Families 1114 Y select and furnish a whole House in a few days, avoiding the ,extreme tnconre&ence of waiting several Months iu completing their totablislinlent. I.:aft :aid West India 'Articles, Army and Nary, &c. &c. 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In short, it 'affords a copious _Mud of r.ttietial amusement for a leisure hour."—lteview. rliis TH KO LOGICAL • DICTION A RY, Bay was published, low ttt Edition, Twu Yolumes,Avo. 1 ce IL Is.' boards', 111 ,i 4 r)Lot, I DICTIONARY; con- Definitions of all Religious Terms ; it compre- Vitn , of every Article' in the system of Divinity; an ±Lire rop ertim Aeeautit.of all the principal Denominations which sali•isted in the ,Relikious ‘Vortrl, from , the", Birth of Christ, t " the prese IT • together' with an accurate Star let ay.• t.. tneat of ih • most remarkable Transactions an d syrents re eoite4l itt I:ccletiasti• cal History. 13ythe late Rer.CHARLES F'" " 1 "b Printed for Gale and rower, Patensost,:r-row. t n ; rery excellen an t d ocefill hook, the result of flinch la _ . d r and mvestigati -n, and a remarkable talent' for clearnes f s id tleNerilv,ion, This undertaking, in its own j o t ° complicated and extensive, has not hero , fall . eit s i ctott ""`v rtliy hands. '1 he diligence of the author has rt it rery eopion!, • and Oh. soundness of his understand- I nadt it atm 4.0 instructive. ft is in general free tt3., LI ao,aiitageonsly by Prottstalts 7escrivtimß, twit in,t.cii• by 'all Christians.''—British; . 411 t , n 4 t.,•1 art. C hizh char a cter o f this Work, s..e also the ri tic' ' 1, i 1.; •1111111 I.• l'cal Review. , 4UNI PE I,' it'S I , ,Nt r'," .)F Pql:II IitMINT„ Pr.) entinteratt" the rArtici , liir eit , t,.& in whirl, it titi,, isita hertz of servire, nimbi be entito's; as bigOril . ers_ of . :,. e ' ovich anti llowel,, though eery frequent ant, 'painful ",., Morn tlaiigeiotts, rxeept where fever or inflamination 'l " 4.....l v t'ite; i n Woielt case '.z. , oust b.: cottiotisly administered _. c blitilie, awl). t!eitettil ii:oin it aii a safe, etrettllat, a lc i P l ." - .nit It . . . ll 't tit "" . (t Y 'n 11 ' 0 114 , 0e%, tionty, and Ohcilicky Pains . 'in ~,,', ` ~,,,."'utcli and Lloweis, indigestion, l)ntyric) ,. N '',. l. , Sie/- i :' othse;:t attendant on I.Weerritiey, ltellxititi, 4" "'",,SI' ;ju, 4ri. itig ' from atitio , nheri c Heat, VV4nt orAntK r litr, " 1 . - ~"e: from In element Weather, the Abits . e of Spiritons-1,1.- ltiet:t ions pi ; Llie - Stoofacls and ii;: rt ir o, I it the SpasinotQg 1 It ' 1.4 z , 1-, to conno m tti lniatits,—,ttlitpting the Dusts to t... t. A t "Y . of the C. , , i „ ....im„. . . fo kuni _ r +unity Medicine, or for ?he Army , or Navy . , it will 'i , e 4.,y,,,4,,t 41,t,thle itetiiiiiititio:-..10tt it is Illtifti part ICltia . rli 't ". tho 1, ;,!detl, as att object of Commerce; to the attention .1 soiti'",l, America, and Russia ,slereltant. * Ards ' wh "le'ale and retail, by Mr. Tleath's 4gent, Ed ttspt 4 ,, ", 1 Riot's Church-yard, but noike are ttuttitte, e t x : o u l a ti lett hot ele hai " .1. I'. t-leath, IN,tl . l.l,4ollo, •.i'"l''' v '!' "" 'i t . 1 St Bottles :Is Utl and to P h i als, is,...i iit. . atop.— n 2pper s • • ...... ii7iZ-74—, Stlll.\"S RE-ANINIATING ' 463 ,1' Dis• • • ' 'ill\ r-l'urlF • n infAllthle Cure tor NerVolf , ciu r „ . • .. Is a • LA It rrit.,,,wliaitated canmant ions, ConsnropeinistiLmyneK:',,°_! er4,.,, , pasms, Asthma, DrOpsy, Windy Complaints, .. v t i l s e 111,,,, I "f the St ottiaali and Bowels, and All Imptuitits of I . ti t ,' ,„,e , It is it pleasant I . urdiul, grateftli to the stomach, ',",', ill its effects. It will keep t all'yl and hes Pi• „,'"ousands after they have tried other means in vani. tint3 l,, l t ;;;: re 'l kid Situ by the Proprietor, Nu. 1, Upper- end of S . t. s'i,tfet, ClerkenwelL, in Bottls, at 6s. and 7s. (tl . . Itish u i tolo by Tutt, novel Exchange Gate ; Bre:nand, itu), ill ''.l4te Without I it'aitg'sr, 15n Oxfortt-street; and by „ rtill!tviiiiile Venders in the Kingdom. 6;11, J• •R. Si ilytir is written o c os 14 Wrapper, who is the '''..-44_.........11.!"'" hat prepares the Genuine Medicine. ill li . l i lt SCORBUTIC COSIPLAIN'rS.' ''' VItEE NI A N's ANTISCORBUTIC tille t . “ IIR aM, or GUTTA S4.LUTABIz"3, an approved Spe lite kr3orinfe Scarcer and every Pottiness and Impurity of 'VI lir ~* ~.Scorbuti; Complaints are the most general 7 Ma' ex tlapt .4 c 4'riii,l4 Constitution, no family is , more or less,. i qs• it" n % thco., aid they shew themselves in a rarietY of api,,,,b t ,, le.Y produce ronglint;sg, ulceration, and miter diseased Ite m ‘ .'"lce of the 'Lin, they occasion loss of appetite, wei,d , - Iteild'tin,:ttitlfttleieet.iiitt of spilits 3 and the mass of blood l i tein u g . 4), 1ti0, ' ul, it is iiie;spable of taording ah al tIY. PI 4 1 ic i ,, ,i want to enable the functions of life to be properly and i'tti- j,''',l-"rned. Ai a remedy for all ithpurities from this t'il'i!,,-."'• irt tt's Gotta Sattitaris hus jiroved itsolfy ,by a ti o .,' -.lu,i'df }surly Teari w i4 c ' ertaiii Specific 31d never failing , sol d 1 , • 4 t1.• ''' ° Litlics,•At 9i pri.. 4s. ad. ; Its. and Q2s.at'filessrs. 40 1:,(,:,,,''.''' `+ l •'. No. 4, Utter ,id London, tititi 1 )Y . tlivi' ii: . ""'t, I; \• 4. 4 -* .' • 1 ).1 1/libellers and Medicine 40,,,, 4 ,,, _., ,„ , . ptuttlie Q . ' b t ' ,) I UWA. OFFICE OF ORDIV,INCE, Aug. 16, MIL T ETE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His Mil , JESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall-M(0, on or before 11 - ednesday, the 4th day of Sept.. next, front such Persons as may be to undertake the Supply Af FORAGE for the Ordnance Horses stationed in the follow ing Dist , ids, to be delivered at the Expence of the Con tractor, vie. North Britain, South-Wist, including Potts . Noythern s mom!), Isle of Wight, and Eastern, exclusive of Walley, Christchurch, Sotithe:n, exclusive of Chat- Woolwich with its Depentl- • ham, Western, encies, Watley and Chat- Lam, Weedon, Northamptonshire, far a period of Six Months frons the Ist October next, the Oats to he good, sweet, dry, and clean, without any mixture of Foxy or .711.whurnt Oats, and Must nr.t weigh less than 37 pounds per Winchester Bushel; the Hay to be sweet and dry, and delivered in Trusses of 56 Ms. wag* : the Straw to be good, clean, and dry . IPheat or Rye Straw, and delivered in 'Trusses of 3Glbs. weight. The Prices to be paid for the respective Outtatitirs of each /track whieh may be delivered, at the follou ink rates, via For the Oats at per hundred pounds, Avokrdnpois weight. For the Hay at per hundred and twelve rounds. Fur the Straw at per hundred and twelry Pounds. The Proposals may 6e delivered separately or jointly for two or more of the said Districts, and it is expected that the Contractor shall receive Me Stable Dung, which, during the Period of his Contract, may accumulate, making apt allow ance for the same after the rate of per Horse • per week. Farther Particulars ,nol be known upon Application to the 01liters Commanding the Royal drlillery in each Dis trict, and also at the Seeretary's Office, in Pall-31'411 afore said, any day between Me Hours of Ten and' Four es' Clock, where the' Proposals must be delivered, seated up, and en efnrsed, " Proposals for Farago ;" but no Proposal can he ad mitted after 'the said . 4th of September, at Twetoe o'Clock at Noon of thy same Day, neither will any nude; he notic ed, unless the Party making it, or an 4gcnt in dais behalf, shall attend. • By Order of the Ettore!, . R. II CREfr, Seeretnr.q. EXCH,EQUER BILL, OFFICE, Aug. 23, tete. TO BE PAID OFF. All. EXCHERtER BILLS dated in the Month of October, IRIS, viz. On Aids, 1815, 85 Ow. 111. Cap. 5. Supply, LIM, L. 4,500,60, 55 . 0r9. 111. Cap. 148. Vutc tit Credit, 1815, 1,..8,000,09, 55 Geo. 111. Cap. 3PB. "§-140.RDs COMMISSIONERS of lIIS • MAJESTY'S TREASURY having given directions for paying off the:Principal of the alh,ve-mentioned FAt'.l/ E QUER BILLS with the Interest . tr thereon, at the Ex chequer, Bill Office in the Receipt of kchrptelto New Palace yArd„ Westmiustey, on 'llieSday, theintli day of Septcpber, attendance will be. given daily . (Sundays and llolidais. ex eeptCil) Until, and itiellilingllitirsday,,the sth of September, from'ten o'clockin' the Morning, till ( hue in thn after noon, for the purpose of receiving the same; and, for the ;I' cater dispatch, the bearery of the said 13ills are desired to place such deScription of Bills in separate Lists (which are to be obtained at this 011ict.) classing them in the Order of their respective dates, such as are for the same Amount tieing numerically arranged, and specifying the . ! . rinciPal Sums and Inte;rest due thereon, computed from, hut exidudiug the days on which they are respectively dated, to the said toth day of September inclusive, when the interest will cease; and the ,aid beai'ers (being holdees or not) ,are indiSpensahly quiredio indorse each Bill with their usual sigatures ; and to write their names atal residence at the bottom .of each separate List; and, they are moreover required to at , - tend the Exchequer Bill °final for payiiiihtt, and to receive" the new Bills, and give the Receipts for the same. If any of the holders of the aforesaid Bills should be de b,trous of receiving payment ;o f the Principal 'and Interest, previous to the said 10th day of September, they may be aer cororafedated on computing the Interest to the day on Which they a ish to be . paid, and leaving the said Bills for exinina tion one day prior thereto. Such persons as may be desirens of having new Exchequer Bills in whole or in part ,of payment of principal, upon marking new'Bilis, and mentioning the amount at the bottoni of their Lists, delivered on or before Thursday, the bth of September', may ho accommodat e d w ith n e w Bill s , paya bl e to or urder; carrying an In terest of three pence farthing by the day, on overy one hundred pounds, which said new Bills will bear duty the said 10111 clay of September, and will be delivered, together with 'the latcroirdue in respect of Oa Bills so dtsweri to be ex changed, on Wednesday, the llth day of September, and rho following days. The Exchequer Bills to be issued in Exchange, and made payi!hle to , or order, is abere-mentioneil, may be either transferred by endorsement, or will he paid to the Bearer if the blanii shall not be HUM up. • N. D All Exchequer datcd prior to October, 1814, have been advertiaed:to he raid 4nd the'lutcrest thereon lute Gaud. 92d Regiment of Foot—Gentlemau Cadet Robert Vivian, front t te tfoyal :Vl:ilit4ry College, to be litisiAti, by purchase, vice Telf4ir. - :711 I titto—Lieitteoot George EwittcScott, front half-pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant,Olte exchangel, receiving, the elia'erence. BANKRITFITIES ENLA no Eb. 3. ito\') , lrgli, Liverpool, tailor, faro' Sept. 6 to Sept. 16, at the George lon, Liverpool. J. Coll ear. Clicyne-ualii, Chelsea, putatue-metchant, from Sept. to to Sept. 17, at Guildhall. rIANKIWPTCIES SUPERSEDED. W. Parsons, Attlehurgh, Norfolk, grocer. I'. Fidgion, Birmingham. merchant. S. EtNards, stn. and IV. 13. Edwards, Stamford, Lincoln, bankers. • A. Hands, Chipping Sodbur!/, Gloucester, surgeon. W. Miller iond It. Leavitt. Hinton-street, Dog-row, Beth nal virtu, builders. BANKRUPTS. W. Chester, Owsley; Shropshire, maltster, to surrender Sept. 0. in, and Oct. 5, at • the CastleJnn, Bridgnorth, Salop. Attornies, Messrs. Presiand and Cu. Brunswick square, London, and Mr. Nicholls, Bridgnortb. I W. Tricker, Bury St. Edmund's,_ Suffolk. grocer. Sept. 27, V), and Oct. 5, at, the Bell Inn, Bury St. Edmund's. Attor• ales, Mr. Bromley, Bury St. Edmund's, and'llr. Bromley, (hay's Inn, Londfin. J. 'Dantean, Liverpool, lamp-manufacturer, Ault 29, 30, and Oct. 8, at the Star and Garter Tavern, Liverpool. At tOrnies, Messrs. Avisoa and Wheeler, and Mr. Murrow, Liverpool. E. flowers, I 1 Chester, dealer, Sept. 17, 19, and Oct. 5, at the Dog Tavern, Deansgate, Manchester. Atari-- nits, Mr. Diem, Manchester, and Messrs. Longsdill and Butterfield, Gray's-Inn,.Londou. M. Calaum. Bridlington quay, York, master-mariner, Sept. 3, and Oct. Z., at the Dock and Duck Tavern, Kingston upon-Hull Attorniss, Mr. Sandivith, Hull, and Messrs. Rosser and Son, Bartlett's.latildings, Holborn, London. 1. Ritchie and T. Mont, Liverpool, merchants, Sept. 95, 2ti; ;014 Oct. 5, at the Geurce lint, Liverpool. Attornies, Meors. Stanistrect and Eden. and Messrs. Orred and Baines, Liverpool, and Mr. Windle; John-street, Bedford ro..:v, London. J. Sharp, lacds, York, merchant, Sevt, 9, 19, and Oct. 5, at the sessipits House, Let!cis. Atigimes, Mr. Battye, Chan ciry-lane,London, and Messrs. Lee and ltaynar, Leeds. J. swann;riiimingbatts, grocer, Sept. 5, t;,, and Oct. 5, at thc Royal !IMO, Birmingham. 'Attornies, Messrs. Clarke and ' Richards, Chancery-latie, London, and Messrs. Webb and . W:Aspinall, Liverpool, grocer, Sept. 25, (2q, and Oct. 5, at the Gpr/te. Ina, 1 ivertaral. Attorities, Messrs. Gunnery and Frodsham, 1,44/gaol, and Mr. Chaster, Staple Inn. London. C. Dould,Aingston•farin, Dorset, yeoman, Sept. 17, 113, and Oct.:, at tin. Greyhound Inn, Dlandford-rormu. tittor• nies, Nlr. Pearson, Londoo, and Mr Smith, 111atulford. • G. Tunbridge and J,Smith, Lower Shadavelt, coal-merchants, Aug. 31, Sept. 7, and Oct. 5, at Guildhall, London. Atter nies,Mrssrs. Temple and Glynes,liurr-street, EustSmitlp; field, 1.•0n10n..-5. I'. Lovutt, Worksivorth, Derby, groc4r, Sept. 17, 18, and Oct.lr; atthe titan Inn, Manchester. iptvrnies Mr. Wood ' burnt:, Mlirsclwster,. and Mc4srs. Wiggleswortll and 'Cross • Tey - ,Gray'ellitt•tquare, London. J. E. IludsotqlMaische'ster, cottonSpirmer, Sept. 16, 17, and Oct. 5, at the Star Inn, Nlanchester. , AttornieS, Mr. Walker, Manchester, and Mr. Ellis, Chancery-lace, Lon- dom. , • • W. Grout, Lirerppol. merchant, .Sept. 17, lA, and Oct. 5, at the'Kitts's Arms Inn, Literpool. Attsirnips, Mr. Hose, Liverpool, and Mcs.rs..Lowe and Bower,l:southamplon lin4dirigs, Chancery-lane, London, I.StrettOts,SpiOccr-street,Oomell-street4oad,linen,draPer, rj, Sept. 7, and Oct. 5, at C 41141411, London. At torsties, . Messrs. Swoitt and Co. Frederick's-place, Old Jewsy, London. . - P. -Heath, Jun. Shrewsbury, Salop, butcher, Sept. 4,5, awl Oct. 5 at the Haven Inn, Shrewsbury... Attornics, Messrs. Illarlittocti and Bunce, Temple, London, and Mr. Watson, Whits:bomb, Shropshire. • . T. ttliell,ltientingbant, upholster, Aug. 27, Sept. 7, and Oct. 5; at 'Go i London. 'Attorney , . Mr. Ilnekle, Size lone, Queen-street, ('licapside, London., • • niTyl e e, Mont ford, Essex, innkeeper; Aug. ;it; Sept. 7, and t)zt. 5, • t London. Attorney, Mr. Makishou, Hut-court, Teitiph, London. • • - • • DtvmENbs. 16, E.. Muck, G, B. Lonsda, Green-lettuce-Luke,. insurance 4Jrulter—Sept. 14. G. Rogers, King's-raw, Pimlico, hrieldayer—Sept. 14. V. Sheppee, Chelmsford, starrier--Sept. 14. J. Snape, Pal street, Finsbury.siinare, cabinet-nialser--Sept, 17 P. 1 1 .. in, Itmnford, butcher—Sept. 17. W. William, Hereford, !miser —Sept.. 14. .1. and P. Crager, Oxford-street, glass...sellers - - Sept. 14. It. :‘,l‘Nintara, Rodney : street, yentonville, mer chant--Sept. 14. L. Saltanstill, Agate, and '1". Dawbean, Fleet-street, linen-drapers—Sept. 17. J. Maeon, Pendleton. Lanc,ohire, slyer—Sept. 14. J. G. N. George, New Bond. street, hat-maltuf..cturer— , Sept. W. J. Slue, Brightlichn stone, witteAncrehatit. • CE:IITIFICATES-SFrt. 14. antiM. (lake, Plymouth, niilliners--P. Tyler, Hidden ham, Bucks, .tualtstia—W. Gill, Bury Saint Edmund's groccr-;-.J.,Klng, ,"rosibritlge, Kept, carpenter-3, Smith, Sedglvy, 4" . fiffordstsivit; iron tuastrr—li. Fell, Bolton, Lan. caslora, Ositon inerchant--W. - Vincent anIFJ. Tanner, N.'1% , . Beds, Pearce, Petatnce, Con - y ail. ilia- , chant—.l. Purvis, BiSiterisgate- , treet,"cortiwairier--S. Northwarnborough, Hauts, Puat, Doncaster, wit liner Allcroft, Sheffield, scissor man u fact uter-•••:'• , M. Pen nell, Hosier-latie ' leather dressier-- W. TOtolinson, Norwich, upholder—s. and G. Cannon, Horton Kerby, Kent, millers— W: M. Russell and C. Gavin, .Great "Etittaseap, - provision broliers—J. ScOlt, Taylor's-buildings, Chandos-street, Co . vent-garden, hlikciiing maker;.4. nodshon, jun. Rarlington ? Durham, linen manufacturer., • • • • PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. t. Bradbury and Clo.-:•11. GainsfOid and T. Nicholson, Shef ficht, silver plateri—.F. Simmonett ant{ E. Siunnonett i Tick hill, Yorkshire, victuallers--A. Aaron and L. Fleraheim, Birmingham, pawnhrokert—C. Martinson and T. Pratt, intl. Abbey Wharf, Wetthsa l , &les, coal,tutrchants--W. Willis tus and J. White. Nfittinglatm, surgeons—J. liartley and Co. Barley within the Forest of Paudle, - Lanettshire, ~cottoris pinners—X. Stitherland Valentine and T. Valentine, Harts- Derbyshire, rousia:Mcisters-4. Branton and Co. Al dersgate•street-4. Birley and Co. kiiklurtn, Lancashire, taervltiOlts--Jaures Wright and Joseph Wrikhr, Manchester, ca t i4O-printers—C. Coiner !mil 4. Corner, Liverpool, corn rnercl.4lits-i.i%T. Ball and 1:4 PtinStisiv, Liverpool, porter dealers —S. Jamar and 1.. litiacer , ,Toland-strett, St. Jaiti q s's, net-maltors-..4. VV. Taylor, and >IE M. BJ 1 414401') gti4t• Chambera l ccial-ttctors s ' route boutewardt, The Council of War litivetnmionned Dntrairique : Lallemand, the younger, Ex-Field Marshal of Artillery, who deserted his ,ilajesty's service and allegiance 'in March, 1815, to, death, for his cri« conduct on that occAsinn. Pi ince Tr►llryrami has re:►►riu.d to Paris. *.The Dutch - Government has just ordered the construction, in the Citlifid of Ton nay, of a powder-magazine, capablea;colitiiiiiiiihr a million, •of pounds. At this time bull-fights me exhibiting at Bayonne, similar to those in Spain. We trust this new - kind orspectacle- will not reach the capital. There is reason to think the burning of the to. baceo manufactory at Toulouse was nut by creel dent. The police have recently made some disco.. %vies, and some suspected individuals have been arrested. La MAU Anti du Rci annonneetl yesterd3y that its.snspension, which took place on Saturday, was taken off on'Tucsday. The Sub-Prefect of the arrondissement of Cha teau Salina (Mewl he) has transmitted to the Pre feet the details of the frightful event which has caused the ruin of a considerable number of tl.e inhabitants of this district. The effects of the storm arc such, that in almost the entire of the communes every sort of crop is actually destroy ed. Subscriptions are opened fur the relief , of the ruined families, whose number is unhapiAlir too great. The King j being deeply moved at this event, has already placptl at the disposal of the Prefect a sum of 60,000 francs, to be distributed arflong the most intligeht of the sufferers . We learn from Vienna that the Austrian Cabi. net, wkich for some tittle deliberating with respect to the Order, of:Malta, .have at length come to a resolution to let it remain in its present ;tote, i. e..nn the ereof,extinctio . n. 'fine have ter minated all the ,reports .of its expected - re l esta• blishinent by that powers in the lble of LitBA. or Some other part of.its adriatie doinioions. This determination, they tear, will unfavourably infla. ence the conduct of other So% ereignr, ret4reciiig this Order.. Spitalfiehls, in London, contains 10M00 looms for the manttfactui Mg of silk ; each loom find►t t he mea n s of fur three persons. The stag nation of trade has reduced the utimbur to (Gettette de Fiance.) . „ Swiss Gomins.—flii Majesty, by a Royal Oe. distance, dated 10th August., prnvide, that all the fortner'OiTieers of the regiment of Swi,:s Goitre's, who belonged to that corps on the loth August, 179'2, and who Cannot brni a part Of the tw, new regiments of Swiss Guards, shall hold and enjoy 'a military rank Or degree immediately above that which they held on the memorable epoch ..above titentipned, and shall besides be honoured with the Cross of St. Lonis, in centieleration of their firm and pointed fidelity. VaNICE; Auo. s.—The Albanian And Manliit corsairs appear to brave the Porte by the excesses which they have perpetrated ever .since they learn . . cd the sailing of the Tarkish squadron. Accounts have been received, that at Patras they effected Et landing, and laid hold of the officers of the cus toms and the public chests that 11'''Ittrkisli post was assassinated ; and that at last they retnened on boartl,.after burning several vessels in the port. Thisnews causes -alarm here, tre:d is very injuriuns to cornMerce. ttch are the inconveniences of not having-a re. spectable navy We are compelled to depend op. the Porte or on Bugland. The powers of ‘ ltalr now 'maul the system which has p 1 teul their marine at the discretion of' the English. The latter do not protest trade in so effectual a inaii ner as we could do ourselves. In fact, the ex" peneel of a navy in the different states of Italy would cost less than the losses they stoitain. ALGHlliitt, AUG. 9.—. We learn, that titi Pirates put all their vessrk to sea, and that they mean to make new incursions on our coast. it :would air. pear, therefore, that the war with which they are threatened has, how only the signal with them for new robberies. We are arming do all our coasts : every where the antitorities have given the ncoes!arvoolers for avoiding a snriiri.e, fi n d opposing to them sutlieient force in cane of their lagtiing.- It is thst Loth,Atwoutti is