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THE RADIC.NL REFORMERS. foilo(rin tz ,re Further partirlll3rs of he capttlye of Sir C. \Vtilely, Kirt. Al. P. fin Miminghain littmedintely on the " true 1);11" being found ! , , L .sin.tt Sir Chatles and the settitivits hypperitc Ii itt nn, Birch, the conyable, wls disp4tched with a Bench warrant to apprehend the Baronet. Chi reaching S , aff..rd, (the Quarter Ses.ion then hohl.ing), Birch produced the waitant for the pia pose of having it bpi, ked by the Court, which was inonediately dont. by ALL e Magistrates present. He then proceeded to Wolseky-park, but did Out execute the wart A Ilf till the afternoon, on accontit tit i he funeral of the Dowager Lady Wolsely, which took place on the moritingot Wednesday. \Viten tti, officer made his appearance, Sir Chat les, the " OH Maj..r" and his brother itinet ant , iNooler, were tak ing sweet counsel together" in a field adjoining the house. What tens t lie sobject of their delibei a tituis we have not yet learnt ; but there can be tin doubt it was relative to the glorious cause" 41 riot and tebellion. Sir Charles surrendered him self immediately, and soon after set off in his oWn carriage, accompanied by the Major, the C.)flicir riding on the dicky. They Changed horses at Stafford a little before eight o'clock, and drove on to Newcasle, where they remained till tire following morning, when they reached Knot - ford at half-past ten o' luck. flitch surrendered Ibis captive in the Cow, where Sit Charles, tot being called for hi s plea, A 11'S red " Not Guilty.," Sir J. Stanley, the Chairnfan, asked him whether lie was prepared with bail ; and,tireri the old 'Ala jnr presented himself, but %yea icfrised by the Court, 'not being a householder t:esident iu the county. Several other admirers ritiire Baronet were also refused on similar 'grOund.,' and in defahlt, cit bail, the prisoner was committed to the custody of Air. Hodson. This was a case of emergency in deed ! The Srnithfi,eldine`efing hiord, and Sir C harles-(one or the itrcipal perfc4ineriengaged for. that exhilrit ion) in, quad ! The ufmnst,indeavours. were therefore made around the country to pro cure sureties ; at last STOCk . pnrt was thoirght of,. and trout thence they were, obtained in the per , .sous of the loyal alid..p . afriotiej , wtr Lawton, of 11 1 M. 1. 9w11 , grocer ; and 1',1 , •V at ii Sii ' til;llPT, nit, Of . . t sarne'pritce, shoeniaket ; Wioi.Were l?ninid ove r. iu 2;501.:e0cir,,(n0t251. as Was err;inentislyStated,l and Sir Charles 'Wolsely 'in. 001. The reVolu tionaiv Baronet waS 1,11e1 . 1 let foOse, to the ,great. Jt)y ot y ttie 4.04 18 1' 1 Zvi4l"r ; anal on, I ridgy tiles visited a man tiamedGll:.S,. Who,expourids and teaches the 'yoring. idea how to . shoot,' at.. Merton,. .We take it for graiiied they had a snack with . the schootniaste : r. —a 'feast of . .veason. art t$ flow . of soul ! 'Front:ollerton they 'departed . on their way to WOlsely-bti:dge. Thu's' ended . the memorable two_-.days'; peregrination' of - Sir• .Charies \Volsely, and his.woif hyCOadintor,, the g4liarit ()la Major,-- . Le:OS - fez : T l /TO'; , The 'following *letter Ita; bein' nilrtrrssed by the. Lord - .LieUtentint of ,Lancashire'to . the Lord Lieu , tenant of Cheshire My :f,ortn-1 have the.'hOnoor t() neknOWledge the receipt, by this tray's post , or,y,;nr. LortithiP!s• teller of the 14th instantienclasiog a copy of the . ..lirs.lutions of alMeeting of Magistrates for . the f durity of ~.ClreSter, Veld' lately at Getiel'il Q.,,i . aiter - -SeiSlOns at 'hu`iits~i,rd, and I beg leave to ret urn you my,beSt thanks ` fur the conimutii.. ration, and to assure you 'that" I perfectly con r i T.. • c.on the sentitnents expressed in rhOse ,• • , irons, an d shall behappy, both indifldUally, and'hy . reconithentlatitin to the Magistrates of'thils to;act •in concert Whit the Cheshire Magis trates, in earnest endeavours to preserve the public peace arid, tranquillity of both Counties, - slid in bringing to Condign piniishment the instigators and promoters of any nefatious and illegal attempts, to disturb 'the saMe. I.frave the honour to be, 01 Lord, your, Lordship's obedient bncable servant, knowsley, July 15t11; 1619. 'Earl of Stainford and Warrington, &c. DERBY. Fy.mALR REPORMER3. ! --Tll6 . hopeful example of Mick burn could not possibly be lost upon Stock. port ; so a Female Club has been formed &lure also. Titere:are circumstances bangiogabout this wflicli,are too serious for humour, 'yet' it is soareely, possible to avoid a little disorder of beyoull ,the line prescribed by Lord Cbes- - terfiejd„wl, , eti we peruse such Spartan documents fopnuiug. The. . first is the let-afloat-4)11,ot . an rptstleito the Manchester .Observer, by .the Se- J. cretary of the Female Club at Stockport, who is ,at the Liverpool .Courier. prece(l - the 'formation of saici society z YcA.4) l O l • • Eictrqct.,-:—Y, We hope The, Liverpool • ; Courier will nut stirt from sea.t witen•be - rea4the tlek • cl o rAtion orthe.Female Uniot) Spci,vl ; y;; declares that ,tv)3 %L ILL, jos! ii ipto (j.wiailgOs , ▪ of oiir chidre,t)m4,l4 he calls revolutionoy .proi acipA, Ant . , wbi l t c4ll principles which will' . 5t 11 ,c) F:tv.Fhy,tlt,eni throng) maze_ of politjetil which uuw pvry4des,the, circl.p, of ,th:c • itt_64jeatrfhspEß the.C9tnmii.tee, : lyt A im.Y !-liki,t,AM, T sec.! f..ondoli-plaeg;•gto0:11611 ) July 14, TO!PIE•EDI Fop, OF 1111 E MAN(MESTER. OBSERVER. ISt R,•-•-•-1 :send Votm'the foik4witig *" Rules of AV..el:s I of Fetntile if nio'n'Society,'to•hov, •t,bilt the , fliltne Oran) theNtirtli has reach .etl- the wesc."—;Nuur [host obedient servant, ANICUS. :~ ,assjs,t; the•lnale population in te , - ,Txtv.T.i)g, Ahrii,invitiltd tights', and in obtminilig ff ,f9l,l„Arte, inia,,tajr representation ;Parliament', by. tt)ez3tza ut . Elq9sent)ltters' Sutlvit6;;Annual And eleefion by ballot. That every jetudle,On being enrolled a, member a( this socie a,,,ty,,pa„v down one shilling, and c9ntinue to. pa/ ! ,pos,peniq kveel \ ly, so long as she. shall remain iitcnoo( • : : , Tbd.c. the . iiiiipe kk oi,og distinction of xofl .ew,e/f4U047‘1, thit :that We train up ou!,r of •measures, rani! iltroligly permt#o9 tua l u that no , ruho ougbt.to. : Wick l itikker foi . .aoy.leugth #,,f time wlibt ‘boubi euil hi Into", abuse it. That wir its t elected by priegte ball 4 `4 . . 0, 15 , po •of annithilating corruption .4 . - That entry county, 4ccoritii4 to the iii,tiahci 4 4 1 0„,„,. 5, ",; 0 .10 eiret 110,r shirt oritepresent.ttvt•;. latZ. itUsSELL, chairwoluatufur "SMI IIIFIELD MEETING. llUtirS LETTER TO THE LORI) MAYOR. !" 5, Wyll-street, StraHd, Saturday noun. " Ms: Loti.p- r - . 1 : was just about, to.rettirn into the court , Iy, he n I took Op a Newspaper to read ' an aerotint of what passed at the Meeting. of-the City House (j . COMMO . II3, alias the Court of Conti mort.Couuctl, heid yesterday, ai thiildhal, could 1161 ieprrss a sluilt: whikt 1 ‘6Sreioiin ,ceonnt your Lordship's communitaiiog to the. Coutt . the Regent's gracious apyrohat ion If Volllt I , ll'll co:ldnet, in the nie,-ours you adopted tot. the weir, Vation at 'be praCe Oil We , thketday ' List. 1 coulti 11(11 . 0.,1 ttliCy lhat your Lordship 31 di3t saw, h, lievid you saw, the siire Indicdim) a - the high reWi'iril • 'king Op Sir ! 1 1 oig tied out in -good when !read hir dec!)4opt nt tl,e-po . tup.:us way ill whieltyou recit ed he ii,roiC rlSSl•itntivc you had recivied from the Bank, I lie La litTha !louse, aiidothervildipbmlies. I ,v,:s e . deligtorti(otilid that your Lordship had receiseu' s:,ch inlormatiOn as would lead to the de tect tind (4 . the It isereaiii aut hors of t h e i t :tat/nly geditittiff pltlcird,', which was post ennp with No much care from •the _Gazette PlEce• even to within a few inchei of your (mish Lp's own nose. But my risible muscles. hi came paitilyzed when I . fOund that you, the Loril Mayor, of LOndon, "sciterntily declared that you - re c eived infOrination,. upon oath , that :he dis'affected formed the horrible design of • fici•.g tisia great . ..city, and murdering all the in habitants; 1 in _Viiiiint,arily eXclainied, Parson Parks ; Parsoo Parks! ! Parson Parks !! ! yOur dis c overy ,tvas_ nothing to this-=your plot was a mere - fiet-hiteitti the plot of theLpyti Mayor. I or dered My iinise 'Bob to • bentill • qneSSed, and to have another holiday,--as I W-at.determined to remainia town to hest the-result of your Lordship's exatni no ot , the'se:mad and WI, ked iocendiaries. 1I here -line beg Voile bordship'to'intorin 'me where, and in What 'thrhgeoo, they tire safely hutged, and •at Nisat hour they are ro be 'interrogated ,• as I 'here -hyqitfer yoor , LOrdship the'voinnt dry assistance of the:COorthit4ee, and the - Secretary, - who s haft he '4 eddy Lilt an v .honr, An give au 'account, upon oath, before any three Aldermen, of every particular that ctiUle tti our knowledge previous to .thrriin 4 the•M - e - eting. • 1 itheurnit tor a moment :doubt that .`tyre vigilance - of, such Lord, Mayor has already, not only secured the murderous.iti bta:that ha , has alaa.seized, and put in : Some sale place, all. ,the 'dreadful instru-. ,filelst it I,Y deiith found in their pos;ession, from -their to3fing . - down even to their bread - and cheese knives ; 'also t hat be has safely stowed in:stone : 6oth proof dept; all their horrid Com ihies powder and tar barrels down 'even to lbeiit findkl-b . o)teS . Hod - tob.cicco-pipes ; tor we 'have' ia , k your inlemn - word— he word of the Lord 'ShyOr:-:-that this, is wren/ and - ntrahant ptot. otit , now be hoaxed - with the bug:- gabOO lira 'handful bullets pot iitto tha loot an old •sibakirig by a goverrimoit 'spy. - We shall not noW be . "told•of the imaginary composition Of, Doctor Varson . , whkh was to stiff Cate - and stink to'death all 'the Soldiers in all the barracks. No, tiorrofolol . will not al arm' Jciiln Bull in the star 1819. But' we'sball'have now the proof Upon oath, of iv real plot in a tangible ;shape—a goodly plot, 'in ;right earnest ; because you, Sir, the • Lot d Mayor• of London,- have:main:Ed the • Common Council of the City of Loudon it is so. ' " But, my Lord,' if the ':whole' of. this plot should at rest torn.ont to-have been' goCup by the same - •villains who fabricated, and published the diabolical. falsehood nt •the murder of Lord Fitz %valiant by some Reformers in Yorkshire the very evehing before the Meeting in Smithfield, in or,- `der, as the lainb'-like'Eilitor of'an gvehitig+ 4 aper observed, to slaow'Whatsort cit• 'persons - the Re torineti 'were; •if 'it - should 'titin' oat at last that the•very piinteet'aud posted 'the pla cards with your Lordship's knowledge ; if it, shoulh throe but 'that 47001.1 hatidribilisi,nontaining. this same inflammatory matter, ;were.distribtited in Smithfield, during the ,Meeting,. its the pre sence and with , tbe:connivance•of your oavn . .otfi-• cers ; if,.l say, it should, turti loot the 'same set: of: villains prevailed , ikon your, Lordship send ‘ your officeis to apprehend tbe ,Rev,, Mr. Ilarri- SOU, in hoPe s of creating riot and blood;hed-,-it. this sbriuld all be proved, ,what will bec,onte,of, the ibunks'of th'e Prince aegen: ? Why,. I. fear tint i,ll have to sustain the urt.itica ti on ot `griing "6 .,v dt - 4 your Mayoralty withinit b ing dubbed a Kn'ght. • •• - '" I ain,"you'r Lordship's " Alost obedient htimble,seKvant, •• : . . . ' MELANCnOLYOcCUMRENCB. Last li g lit,alsorft pitst. I o'clock, .4 ;female, alter: havitig , •been• -observed •by severs) passengers. %via:Mg , backmards• and. forwards its hutiled-mitftier,f•got..opon tlielliteapet,•at'One..dt the .recesses ate,rr the. middle of ,Wat erlocy. Bridge!, and ,was'at,erwards:seen ,by severm& persons' pas* , ing -along to throw berselt dal' the. titimardledg`r •erito the . river.. • She sprung: off' wills a ,gteait . effort , :'and Lwas heard to. , scream :violently . ait ;.the time :dia.-did this slim king .act. A. ctpWd •of p.ople immediately collected. near the ,spot - from winch. the:unbappy female precipitated 'her , self; , and alady, who' wit nessed the transaction, .actis so atErted, as to fall into violent hysterics '5 and ber friends, atterconveying ber.off the br.dge*, were obliged t? procure a coach to convey .her tiOMe, .3, soon as the alarm , was spread abroad *of this l`inientable.afflir, repeated calls were made ;or waiernien to go in redid) of the wretched fey male. The - splash, she made on falling .into the water was distinctly heard; and the, was.observed to sink and rise twice. LOng before this ' hour; the 4NICIMICII who plied on the bridge had gone a..t ay ; but in a short time, two bows .weie seen .earching . for the body off Somerset • Douse, am) Isom thafio Blackfriars Bridge, in which direct= tiou the tide was ebbing. Their search, ho,vever, was ineffectual, nor body yet been found. (..)ii•the ledge of the bridge . trour which the sconLIP threw herself,' a piece of paper was obsetted",•and on 8 illppol.l6llll (114? it might contain something teaching to a discoyery of •her AA:address, a perso:o cloohyd Over, and picked it up.. It 011)0 out (0 ha own - m . - mOse loan a-comaton-lottary ht ILL' a 1ia.4.110.44v wrapped up i.e it. Prom the LONDON GAzi4A-rt4', if July 24, his'Gazette notifi , 2s as follows :—On the 20'h the 'Fi•erich,!Sardiniati, and Neapolitan Ministeis, awl on tlte.23ll;the Saxon Mitiister,liadandiencei 4,the Prince,.Regent, to.deliverLeturs of Con ?ratulation on ibe. births of the Children of the o.l;ikes,o(Kgnt, Cumberland, and Cambridge.--! Sir Miles Nig,titingale b.as_.been invested by the Prince Begeot with the insikuid,of Knight Corn niaiiiler. of the Bath ; Knighted and appointed KnigliOldrsho of §lcotf land; and J nmes 14' A 111 y , Esti app,doted Sheriff Drpute ot'Foilarshire. On the 23d Sir Sanitiel Shepherd. teas-:sworn of the Privy Council—The G:kzet.i,e_also notifies the baptism of the Duke of Cumberland's son, at Berlin, on the Bth inst.] - MILITARY -PROMOTIONS. Tl'ar- . Jul,, 23, 181 9. st 11.1giment of Life Guarrs—Captain M‘Neil,' from 11:111.-pay-.01 thin 23d Light-Dragoons,- to he Captain •of a Troop, vice H. Seymour, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 4th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant J. Met hold, from half-pay of the 71st'Foot, to , he Lieutenant, vice G. Chantry, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 6t le Regiment of Dragoons—R. Dundas, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Armstrong, promoted. , 7th Itegiitient of Light Dragoons—R. Pringle, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase. gist Regiment of Light Dragoons-I'o be Cornets;—Ensign Erskine, from half-pay of the 14th Foot, vice W. Wil ton, who exchanges, receiving the difference ; .T. Smoke, Gent. by purchase, vice Lindsay,' promoted in 24th Light • Dragoons .; H. S. Hodges, Gent. by purchase, vice Cow -deroy, promoted. 24th Ditto—To be Captains of Troops, by.prirehase:. Lieu tenant J. Nlylne, vice Smoke, who retires; Lieutenant C. Deane, vice Wallis ' who retires. To be Lieutenant by purchase : Cornet M. G. F. Lindsay, from 21st Light Dragoons, vice Mylne. Tu he 'Cornet.: 'Ensign C. M. Dighton, from half-pay of the 84th Foot, rice J. Fisher, who exchanges. - To. be Adjutant: Lieutenant C. Wardell, vice Mylne, pro moted.. • 141 . 'Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant J. Grant, from half-pay of the regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice T. Powell, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 16th Ditto—Ensign .L Brand, •from half-pay- of the 95th Foot, to be Ensign, vice L. X. Leslie, who exchanges. 24th Ditto—Captain C. Wilson,- from hall,pay of the. Footy to be Captain of- a•Company, Vice T. Andrews, who exchanges, receiving the'difference. -,34th Ditto—To be Lieutenants :'Lieutenant - (min the 24tb Light Dragoons, vice Winrow, deceased ; - .Erisign :1V..13i-Frizel, without purchase, vice Frazer, ap. , pointed, to the East India Company's service. • 32d •Ditto-L.trlsin• A. Stewart to be Lieutenant without • purchase, .vice Stephens,- deceased ; ..Gentlexuarr Cadet T. Calder, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, Tice , Ste wart. • • . 4ith Ditto—Paymaster P. Brennan, from half-pay of the 97th Foot, to he Paymaster, vice J. Allsopp, who exchanges. 413t1i Ditto—Lieutenant J. Law, from, the Stith Feet, to he Lieutenant; nice G. Stuart, who exchanges; Ensign H. V. Lloyd, 'front .half-pay of the 87th Foot, to be Ensign, vice C. Walter, who exchanges. 53d:Iteginient of Foot—'l7o be Captain of a Company, with ynt purchase, Lieutenant W. Portbury, vice Russell, de • • cessed: • • . 1' • To be Lieutenants, without, purchase; . .Ensign J. Stewart, viceqiylar,deceased ; E. Browne', vice itortbury, promoted ; Ensign the Hon. E. Curzon, from the 69th,Fout, vice M'Kay, deceased; Eiisigu It. F. Davis, tice'Macpber son, deceased. .• •' - • "! - • To he Ensigns, with o ut purchas e —B. J. C. Muirsen, Gent., ti6 , 'Davis - 1 G. 'Carpenter ; •Gent., vice Silver, , prannuted ; H. Gray, Gent., vice Steward, promoted ; Ensign D. M. Byrne - ,`from half-pay of the 87th Foot, vice Btowne, pro moted. • . . , To be Asistant'sSurgeon ;' Assistant-Surgeon B. L. Sandham, froM the 29th. Light Dragoons i vice Pollock, promoted. 59th Ditto—Second Lieutenant A. M‘Donald, from half-pay of the 'late 4th Ceylon Regiment, to be Ensign, vice C. . Gardner, who exchanges, receiving Psis difference. '6sth`DittOrti - be - 'Lieutenants, without purchase: E. W.' New-house,. vice Sharpe, deceased ; Ensign R..Lynd. To be Adjutant : Lieutenant P. Farquharson, vice Ward, deceased. - 67tli Ditto—To be:Captains of Companies :. Capt. A. Poyutz, from half-pay of the 69th .Foot, vice W. Jones, vVio.ex clianges, receiving the difference; Lieutenant D. M`Pher ,on, vice. Campbell, deceased. TO be Lieutenant, without purchase :—Eusign J. Thompson, vice 111‘1therson. 69th Ditto—To be Lieutenants :. Ensign L. Kelly, without purchase; vice Mitchell, appointed - to the 65th Foot; Lieut. H. ,Dobbin,..from.-halt.Pay of the•regimenti.Vice W. Moorhead, who exchanges, receiving the difference, To be Ensign, without.purchase I H. D. 0 1 .Hzilloran,.Gent., 'vice Ciirzint; prinnoted in the 53d Foot, -75th Regiment-of Foot—Lieutenant J. Richardson: to. be Captain of : a-Company,- without purchase, vice Hood, de-- ceased ; * Ensign, R. L. Knight, to be Lieutenant; vice. Rieharilabui M. J. Slade, Gent. to be Ensign; vice Knight.' 77th' Dift.6-4:nsign , J. NlolyneauX to. -be Adjutant, vice T.. :'Molytieux, - ,:who - i•esigns, the . Adjutancy only. . 86th Pitto—Oeuttnant C. M‘Lawrin to be Captain of,a "p a tty, - Withodt purchase,'vice WLean, &Ceased. To be Lieutenants--Ensign J. Holland, .without.' purchase,' v i c e - m , Laitrin;' Lieutenant G. Stuart,- from the 46th Foot, vice Law, who exchanges. 'B7th Dittos—Lieutenant It. J. Anderson, from half-pay of the Sift Friut, tto:be '-Lientenanti rice P. Patterson, who ex changes, receiving the difference; J. Vincent, Gent. to be ....Ensign, without purchase, vice Carroll, deceased. 'B9th Ensign M. M`Lean, from half-pay of the Re-' ginient, :to be Ensign, vice Goodwin, promoted. • floskr-rm. SrArr.,-To be Assistant Staff Surgeons, J. Wood , rootle, M.D.; E. Millett,.M D.; E. Alaher, Gent. ; W. A.. MtlYoriatigh, M.D.; 'P; Kehoe, Gent.; a Lloyd, Gent.; J. Stewart, tient. HTo be' Hos-pital-AsSistanti--W. S. Sheill, Gent.; W. P. Bir mingham, Gent. jittEmr.-LThe under-mentiOned• Officers of the Honourable . -the-East - India Company's Service, who are•employed upon the Iteertiiting Sere - ice; nf the Company, to have temporary. ,Itatilr in the Army while o, employed, Captain). Murray, Captain W. Marshall, and Captain R. G. Grange. • : , (Vice of, Ordnaxce, July 20, - 1619. t • Royal 'Regiment of Artillery... Second Captain William Pakenham,.froni half-pay, to he Se- cowl Galltain, vice,Twyning, retired upon half .. .Tay. 'Steirtol from halt-pay to be i:r:Seddrid Lietneintut, vice drinier, deceased. , • , ,Sel,otitt Lir:wen:lnt Char ley W. Wingfield, from half-pay, to he ditto, vice Sjale, deceased. Captain .li,hti Tayl4l ) , front half- [thy, to - be Captain, vice Sir • . Henry Onsloir, ,retired upon half-pay. •. . • Secolld, Lieutenant Nathaniel Cavanagh to he First Lieu tenant. First Lieutenant Richard B. Blackiston, from half-pay, to be ..• - . Second Licirtenant Alexander Tullob, from half-pay, to be ',Second Lieutenant. • Gentlenian 'Cadet Alex - ander Alcock to be Second Lieutenant. • • ' • BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED: • J; Bonsorc Wheeler-street, Spital-fields, coal-merchant, from July - 20 to Aug. 21. BANKRUPTS. J: Peirce, Nessent, • Glow;estershire, grocer,, Aug: 4,5, and ~Sept. 4, at-tett, , at the Upper George Coffee-house, Glou cester. Attornies, Mr. k Beckett, Broad-street, Golden . square; and Mr. Matthes, Gloucester. J. 'Birch, jun. Manchester, cotton-spinner,' Aug. 6, at de lete, 7, and Sept. 4, at one, at the 'Star Inn, Manchester. ..Attornies, Mr. Edge, Manchester; and Messrs. Milne and Co: Temple. Llanyprell, 'Denbighshire, cheese-factor, Aug. ..,11„,1;4.and Sept. 4, at .eleven, at the. Wynnstay.Arms Wrexham. Attornies, Messrs. Long and Co. Gray's Inn; and Mr. Browne, IVrexbain. W. 'fbiiiiiaS; Bristol, nioney-:scrirener,. 9; - 10; and Sept. 4,•at :eleven, . at. the ,Commercial Rooms, •BriStoh Astor tiles, Messrs. Hurd and Co. Temple; and Messrs. Wigan and'Ca. Bristol. • D. Thomas, Glirss Mills, GlOueestershire. ivory black manu facturer, July 3u, 31., - and Sept. 4, at cloven, at the Conj merc,ial !towns, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. Hicks ano Borilett's-briddingb, Holborn; and Mr. Hinton, Bristol: J. {louden. and—W. Gray, Gold Smith-street, Wood Orel, Gu lichiers, July 31, Aug. 7, and Setit. 4, at twrice, at (Gul l • Attormy, Mr.. Woods, ilasixighall-street. B. Shout, High Holborn, .oilman, Aug, 3, , 10, all 't' 4 lr: • at. ten, atth Attuiney, Mr. le, Dcv" °- )1 ' • *freer, Queen-4(lnm e. . • , H. Moore/ . Lucas-sticit, COmmercial-road, builder, Jul' I, Aug. and Sept : : 4,' at Twelve; at , ( 114 " Mr. Smith, Aldermanhury,Poitern. •.„ r L , 00r J. I , ,iastoir, York-street; IllaCkfriais-road',' b;ilielYrrag',, ? fi e an() Sept. 4, at.twelvt.: o uild -Att o rney, Iv 4; il 7 kri Banner-street, Old-street. td 'T. Little, Bodiham; Sussex, .grocer; July. 81•,-„AulL. , •S w t, Sept. 4, at eleven, at Guildhall. - AttornieS, ` . . 7 • 1 Surry-street,' • Strand ; and Mi. Toppingolltridstoire.- '•-55 J. Porter, Br istol, barge-owner, Aug. 9, 10, ,aridiS°V t ildtrs. one, at the Commercial gowns', brisfol; Atlbtriß4:s d Clarke and Co. Chancery-lane ; and Messrs. St.ePh° s-Q Co. Bristol. :wt. J. Greensvay, Plyrnoutli Dock, brewer, Aug. ba r 1.6,; 3 ": 4, at eleven, at IVeakley's Hotel, Plymouth D0 .. ..c.1, Messrs.toruies, - . Darke and co. Pririces-street,' 0" „ row; and Messrs. Buzun aad Co. Plymouth Dock. 4 144 L. Foster, Kent, miller, July'3l; Alig• "•-O f St pt. 4, at. eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, MtAr Dean-street, Southwark. 1 1 4 .0 G. Pirkiarshaw, Howden, Yorkshire,. currier,, six, 12, and Sept. 4, at ten, at Guildhall. Attoruiektia, 'Heaton l)uiicaster ; and Mr. Blakelock, Serjead , " Fleet-street. R. Pewters, BriStol, shoe-maker, Aug. 9, 10; •ahir" e r• o , at ,eleven, at,, the Ituroore4% Mr. Walker, Bristol; and Messrs. Adliugton and Co. ford-row. M. B. Schlesinger, Church-court, Clement's-lane , l n • merchant, July 27, Aug. ia, arid Sept. 4, at ten;- at 0° , 1 0 .• ball. Attornies„ Messrs. Annesley and Co, Cat e !' , street. a Qd C. Wallis, Cheltenham, at sevens - ' i l to r Sept. 4, at ten, at the )royal Hotel, Cheltenham. 'l' o o • nies, Mr. Bevir, Cirencester; and, Mr. Nix,• Coolse"'" Lincoln's-inn, DIVIDENDS. me l• Aug. 17, It Hudson and G. Hudson, Liverpool, s i°l— ,,ir lers—Aug. 18, S. Thomas, Handall Abbey, Y or kshire, ca. jobber—Aug. 18, J. Trevor and J. Ri c h ar d s , Whitch or , - bankers—Aug. 14,J. Owen, Southampton, shopkeeper -- „P f . 2, F. Mulling and G. Molling,Jerusalem-c o urt, Gracech*lu. street, merchants—Aug. 14, G. Pearson, Macclesfield , Lil. manufacturer—Aug. 14, G. Lyrae and A.-Dotialdsou; tra, etteet, Strand, tailors—July 27, E. Dickens, Eynsfo,rdr shopkeeper—Aug. 19, T. I. Pierce, Linrestreet, mereht," „ July-31, T. ,Herbert, liisaway-street,A)xford-streeT, dasher—Aug. 14, 'l'. It. Smith, OXford, linen-drapir - Z,k u ,y, AA,. J. Bickers, J. Bickers, and W. Bickers; I.3ucklers7; o . warehousemen—Aug. 14, J. Bedwell, Ingrain-court; church-street, ship arid insurance-bridrer —Aug. 9; li•G ra „": r Garsang, Lancashire, grocer—Aug. 20, J. N uttall, Mag —e ter, dealer in twist and weft. •• -CERTIFICATES:—Auntirt 14. of T. Lutey, Wapping, master-mariner—W. Frearg r ../ 9 7„ c 'ese Liverpool, merchant—S. W. Moates, Birmingham, t"h he r Thorttley and Beekton, Levenshulnte, Man rat I ter, manufacturers—M..Wotherspoon, Liverpool, ine' . ll, —W. Parker, Bridgewater, naltster—J. Preston, Man„Tr• Shropshire, miller—W. Gregsoli, Kingston. upon-HUB , chant—B. Surith„Bcistol, coal-merchant. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. - R., R. S., and S. Fisher, Aldersgate-street, - attornie l ', and S. Luscombe, Turtles, • Devonshire, milliners- - C 0 • 'Firth' and - T.' Hind, Jeruivn-street,' St. James's, tt . 4 , chandlers—J. Kesteven, .1. Garnar, and J. Kesteven, :; ° • • street, Covent-garden,men's-mereers—J. and R. Clew s t';itef castle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire, maltsters—H. t , and J. Witae,, Coventry, silk-dyers--J: Hurst and if.5.,00 Leicester, hosiersT. Fletcher and C. 'Thornhill, Dar1;14!1!j: StatfordShire, gun.lock - -makers—J: Donnell and W. Ke 1 7, 1 , Strand, hatters—C. Vere, and W. H. woollen-dilaperS—F. Foitune anti C. Heideach, Merlon e, court, Southwark; • inclrinc-sawyers-,E. Hatcher,-J. ~EtN►r jun., J. Adlani, anti N. Moore, Bristol, curriers. SUCAR.—The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Su i t Computed from the Returns made in the week ending Ju l / 1819, is 40s. 3d, per cwt. . . PUBLIC WHIPPINd OP JUVENiLB DIiPREDAT-Olibli •—•01.1 'Saturday last, three boys, . Samuel 1 1e " Lt 14, end : Char les , Neale, ,and Alexander 11 1,c rington t aged 8 years., were . bronght before ' 1%1 : ' ALLEN, the sittinr Magistrate at Union-lialt , ' u f l the constable at Stockwell, •who had Iletee''‘. ,them, at 3 o'clock in the , morning coming 11 . ° " - the premises of Mrs. Teasdale there, with !I , 1 1 containing about a bushel of onions they had stolen out of her garden, and two fowls; q u it s warm, - thry had stolen from the ben-house , al l killed. , The Magistrate hesitated how be she",.' ` r act with Neale and Harrington, from their teno e 'ages, and as their parents turned put to be 11(e nest hard.working people, .who undertook to 5 ,. 11 , swer for .their future good. behaviour, be r °i' , l 'charged them,With a serious admonition ; bu t s , to HOok, he was of opinion, if summary ptinis ment.was inflicted upon him at the place •I'l' ef ,. B the, offence was committed, it might..deter f." j gang of „idle b oys whoinfest the neighbotill. o -:, from committing simila r' depredations, and 1 111. ,, fore. sent .him ' hack to Stockwell by. constto l i `; with a .warant• to whip him . publicly througP f e ' nr village, according to the Act of Parliament, , , 1 4 haii'ng robbed Mrs. ' Teasdales' garden 'of t'' onions, which was executed the same aftertio"°t; —T. .Stannar c i and James Darville, two .(1 0 0 young boys, were also brought 'before the r ii „, Magistrate, for a similar "offence at Clajdo: l where they had been detected robbing the.gar" e , : of Mr. Koher.tson, a farmer in .Lark,hallA al 'i . and completely stripped two.of his apple-10 o c ° a the whole of .their .fruit, which they put lot°. sack they had stolen from the stable. The t; gistrate in this case : was, , also of opinion, '"'„ -- 0 summary punishment,. inflicted upon them O P'4 the spot, would be the,most salutary in chec k ° f ,these sort of offences . in the neighbourhoo d he Clapham ; and, therefore, sent them back. by i f constable to Clapham, with..a warrant to puhA' c o wh,ip them there, which was 'also executetkor .them the same after-40mi. - , ~;,• j On Thursday last two Indictments w,ere;.l: o ?" s / 6 against Wroe„.the bookseller, of.ManchesteroO n ia ,for a lihel, the,other for .sedition. .. He tfaA''",, ;0 : to bail on each, himself in 5001. and. two ink!'" 2501. each. , BIRTH. • I • • • ere' On Saturday • last, the Lady of E. D. Rotii•gsq 4 Geurge-stieet u Westminster, of a son. On Tuesday Test; at Stanniore; by the ?Yrtitiu 3 , lo pe Henry Stone, Esq. to Margaretta,(second daugliterof , Beaufoy, of Bushy Heath. On Saturday ..sennight, at Stiaith, S. Nicliolsectb,. , ~ge Ravkliffe; si; 'fo Mrs: Norwood,•of Cincliiestbr"!:,3,o 4 40. The h (TN/ pair have since gone to BurliintOn ' the honey-moon. • 1 •• • row On Saturday se'linight,. at Coventry, Mr. )i r F!yle”l l r,ap • dian, to 4iss Harriet Cooke, late'of the Theitre,,BOPLlL).... DIED. . • - • ..ripteco On,the 23A instant,• aged S. CatichnoN. l44- Throgruorton-street. i On the 43d, in UpiferSeytUntir , street; in tie'idtt4iirf his age, Frederic George, youngest sun of the 1410_,c.)r Penton, •Esq. (formerly! Member for Winchester , 3 14' 7 00 and to the great affliction of his Surviving, parent, , Mrs . late Mrs. Penton. d'', At; Tiinbridge Wells, Charles Le Bas, Esq. 1 .1 " 6 man o ffi ciated for a few seasons in Bath as M. C. of the Rooms. . GrO V 'LONT)01%:1: Printed byJ.l.l. CARS'rAlits, of Nu. ' 299 W. ;I . -Oriionigstreet, •Queen-sciitie; and putilisbed' bY SCR IPPS,,of No. 7, South Mutton-street, at (Mice, No. 112, Strand ; abort - Altr!ltisernent*, 6 Letters, &c. (postr-paio) must be addressed. i :'L 1 ti p ts' a "+ir ~., .11 04, i t , p, V est /4;411 der', 4~ t kip, d„,: i 4,4 • kilt( ) f„ 0 1444 0, 1111 ti knti Pat M a ilk ---- L t