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7S, \ s ' • • • 4 4 ' , • • • . • • 1. . • t ilAnt 0 the he to ribei Is to o af* think t leo' 4 3rge thful ' In bfs refflf 141-ve• WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1819 NUMBER 8297.] [PRICE SEVENPENCF, -- - HIGHLAND SOCIETV OF LONDON. GENERAL COURT of this CORPORA 'fIoN will lie held at FREEMASONS' TAVERN, SATURDAY, the 17th Instant, at Five o'Clock. G Dinner on T a bl e at Six o ' Clock precisely. ebileMen intending to be present on this occasion are re -1:1:ted t o l eave their Names at the Tavern on or before sd aY, the 15th, that Dinner may be provided accord -71. 14t IsPartic ularlvrequesteil, that Members, to whom it may A. snee nient, will, as usual, appear in the Highland Garb. 4 ttelph• April 7, 1819. D. MACKINNON, Secretary.. PUBLICATIONS. From the LONDON GAZETTE of April 6. M. KOTZEBUE. te,ig n ti 4 bane s 'l 4 . _Kr ter This Day was published, By Mr. EGERTON, Whitehall, price Si. 6d. THE AUTHOR of JUNIUS ascertained, from direct Proofs, and a Concatenation of Circumstances, :amounting to Moral Demonstration. A New Edition, with a Postscript, crinvir,g that Boyd wrote Junius, and not Francis. B) 1 / 4 GEO1tGE CHALMERS, F.R.S. S.A. 'EA Proclamation by the PaiNcs REGENT ap peared in this Gazette last night,' cumuli:luting :hat the new Crown Pieces just issued (1 descrip tion of which we have already - given) shall hence forth " be current and lawful money of the King dom of Great Britain and Ireland, and shall pass and be received as current and lawful money of the said Kingdom, that is to say, such Crown Pieces as of the value of five shillings in all pay ments and transactions of money."---This Gazette also contains an Order of Council for dispensing with the training of, the Militia at present, and ordering " that no training or exercising of the said Militia do take place in the present year."] This Day was published. In Octavo, price I2s. boards, tieconil Edition of nom . ef t ', e AN 1 NQUI RY into the NATURE end ORIGIN of PUBLIC WEALTH, and into the Mean"; and Causes of its Increase. culr4l. A MPHITHEATRE (ASTLErS), WEsrsttNsTEß ttikder * BRIDGE, t he Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the PRINCE REGENT and DUKE of YORK, , \ I N 1 LL ' OPBN, according to Annual Custom, t . h 1) . E..A.srza MONDAY, 12th April, tlit9. 3r A . lc is most respectfully informed, that during the 14 r. 1 4T t , tm .." 143 this old-t•stablistied Theatre has been closed, ~'S MEV and DAVIS have !welt actively employed in stf.4la ADDITIONAL. IMPROVEMENT for the further oiel t Riodation and Comfort of the Public, as also rendering I N'iti Ile Al more s • • for the purpose of introducing plicoi . us , ittlt ' le W „At CHAR,,on!, and . utter ANCIENC!CI - 11: v•Aly r , r4VOLt displaying the whole STUD . of jti,f4 OltsLS in a different point of view than ),, AN has been accomplislied through the medium : NRELY NEW MELD-DRAMA, written ex- Drtttiar the and will also introduce several New hi litr rs, with litany Old Fit vorit es extensive New Scenery, Y' Slid Decorations—the 1' titulars of which kill . k 38rd ni futur e advertisements. rit ct 'l 4s • rite 1 ••''t 2 5.; Gallery is.—Doors open at Half-past .014•5 commence precisely at Half-past Six . ; Second Price ht. —Places to he taken of Mr. Kiiilrch, from 88Ily in g a 4. o'Clock, of whom Private Boxes may be 's<ge By the Earl of LAUDERDALE. Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh, and Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, and Hurst, Ro binson, and Co. Cheapside, London. 1,5 43 C play - lea novg or This Day were published, In Royal Octavo, with plates, price hoards, . . E SSAS on the MORBID ANATOMY of the HUMAN EYE. , i► irg 1 10 By JAMES WARDROP. F.R.S.E. VOLUME SECOND. Printed for Archibald Constable and Cu. Edinburgh ; and Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, mad Brown, and Hurst, Ro binson, and Co. Cheapside, London. Downing-street, April 6. The Prince Regent has been graciously pleased, in the name and on the b , half of his Majesty, to appoint Hordinge Giff3rd, Esq. to be Chief Justice, and Richard Ottley, Esq. to be Puisne Justice, of Ceylon. Speedily he published, - A New Editiun of Volume the First of the above Work. This Day were published, In Octavo price 12s. in boards, erei -004 %MVO ESSAYS ; one upon Single N7ision with Two Eyes, the other upon Dew; a Letter to the Right Honourable Lloyo Lord Kenfon ; and an Account of a Fe male of the Whit:: Race of Mankind, part of whose skin re sembles that of a Negro, with some Ohservations on the Causes of the Differences in Colour and Form between the White and Negro Races of Men. By the late W. C. WELLS, M.D. F.R.S.L. and E. 5 ith a Memoir of his Life, written by himself. Foreign Office, April 6. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint Mat thew tairless, Esq. to be Consul at Sunderland for the King dom of Hanover. cow ( ' 0 , 3 .14 BANKUPTCIES ENLARGED. H. Bailey, Swallow•&eld, Wiltali:e, dealer, from April 10 r z‘" Printed for Archibald Constable 4nd Co. Edinburgh Longman, Hurst, Ree,, Orhie, and Brown, and Hurst, Ro• binson, and Co. Cheapside, London. . _ . . to May e. T. Pinkerton Nuneaton, Warwickshire, merchant, from April 13 to Pinkerton, 27. BANKRUPTS. This Day, were published, In Octavo, price 3s. hoards, 111. 01 / r • ot2 Is 441 FACTS and OBSERVATIONS towards form ing a new THEORY of the EARTH. J. Travers, Lambeth, coal-merchant, April 10, 24, and May 18, at ten, at Guildhall. Solipiturs, Messrs. Brace an 3 Cu. - Surrey-street. C. Carr, Bridge-street, Westminster, jeweller, April 13, 20, arid May 18, at twelve, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. Ups- By WILLIAM KNIGHT, LL.D. Belfast. Printed for Archibald Conga')le and Co. Edinburgh; Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, and Hurst, Ro binson, and, Co. Cheapside, London. - _ dell, Cambeth-road. . J. Pcarsc, Plymonth-dock, saild:er, April 16, 17, and May 18, at cloven, at the Royal Hotel, Plymouth. Solicitors. Messrs. Anstice and Wright, Inner Temple: ; and Mr. W. __. This Day was published, In 3 Vols. price 11. Is. in boards„ . • Gregg, jun. Plymouth. - J. R. Saxby, Hawliburst, Kent, hop-merchant, April 10, 24, and May 18, at ten, at Guildhall. Solicitors, Alcssrs. Greg . SAINT PATRICIti : A National Tale of the Fifth Century. By AN ANTIQUARY. . . What cracker is this name, that (leafs our ears With this abundance of superfluous breath ? son and Co. Angel-court. R. Jones, Cheapilde, woollen-draper, April 10, 17, and May 18, at ten, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. Farrell, Thread- Croak not, black angel, I hare no food fOr thee. SiiimcsPEAße. needle street. D. Wroath, Truro, Cornwall, smith, April 14, SG, and May IS, at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Solici. Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; aid Longman, Hirst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, and Hurst, Robin son, and Co. Chi:upside, London. tors, Nlessrs. Price and Co. Lincoln's-inn'; and Mr. W. Hartley, Bristol. J.Swainston, Kendal, morocco leather-manufacturer, April 29, at seven, do, at ten, and May 18, at twelve, at,, Ins King's Arms lon, Kendal. Solicitors, Mr. Greenwood, Kendal ; and Messrs. Hurd and Co. Inner Temple. S. Hawkins, Milton, Hampshire, dealer, April 13, at ten, e,tr , This Day was published, In Three Volumes, price 11. Is. boards, O Q U E 't It Y. A - Novel. C " And then came one, the Lovelace of the day." CRABBF.. Printed for the Author, gild sold by Archibald Constable a►►d Co. Edinburgh ; Longman, Hurst, Rees,, Orme, and Brown, and Hurst, Robiosci,, and Co. Cheapside, London. 17, and May :30, at one, at the George Inn, Portsmouth, .S.,lieitors, Mr. Langton, Hare-court, Temple ; and Mr. - . Wink worth, Portsmouth. W. Gilliniore, Norbiiry, Derbyshire, tanner, ,April 39, 30, and May 18, at eleven, at the King's Aru►s Inu, Derby, This Day was published, In ONE thick Voluble, 8vo• price 11. ss. in boards, A N ABRIDUhMENT of ALL the STA IR.. TOTES now in FOH' E, relative to the REVENUE of EXUSE in' GREAT Bitl FAIN. Methodically iw •aged and Alphabetically digested. The Third Edition, revised, and brought down to the End of the Session of Parliament 1818. Solicitors, Messrs. Johnson and Cu. Ashborne; and M. Barbor, Fetter-lane. S. Thornley, Levenslmbue, Lancashire. and J. Beckton,Man chester, manufacturers, April 23, at four, 24, and May 18, at two; at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Manchester. Solici- H (s$ Pfic e : 1)3101 tots, Mr.-Ellis, Chancery-lane; and Mes s rs. Julinson and • PAYMENT OF OUT PENSIONERS. HOSPrf AL, CHELSEA, APKIL 3, 1619. tii,Plitsoonce of the Act of the 55th year of iiilai,,,Peesent Majesty by which it is enacted that the 0- N 4-44.-" of this Hos shall in future be paid quarterly, 4ee,itistea‘d of b i alf-yearly, Notice is hereby hy 4 41 1s l i t Zf the Right Ilonourable the Lords and other.s,lColin -1„, for managing the Affairs of the said Hospital, liiiiimOnt-Petisioneri thereof, residing in Londoa' or to t,lltikr"ls District of the Bills of Mortality, are required . s , 1 1 t. till,sonally and regimentally, with their Instruction, I l"'It '-' ," 11 cates of Ad •ii;tl at the Scretary's Office in the tlie " respective days, p and in their different Otis,ytecording their p several Rates of Pensio . n, as,un -11;„%!,, !: ) ,"" 11 ; when attendance will be given from Ten `, V e4 %min , . until Three in the Afternoon, , u ' ‘iie4 . 'lt of • • Year's Pension in advance, tu o „ wlep,„ 44)4e0 PuESDAI , the 6th of April. • ` k i '4 r'S Rat egisd. per " day, and those at 6d. to the end 4,lAllered tuelts t 'lZ it 4 e a I 1 WEDNESDAY, the 7th of April, th t --.l,Cd• from the Royal Garrison Battalion, and re 7 Fifinnetits and Corps; those at 7d. and lid. and all Y at Dd. perday. t t 11 1 1144 at 1311 THUPSD AY, the Bth of April. Yet da ' y', ;rani the Ist Foot 'Guards to the °utilt clusw e a 'd I'6._ n ! ) 4 SATURDAY, the 10th of April. dayN ,1 da fro the first Foot, and all the re watents and' from Corps ; as also those at 10d. per dal -t ati " orl NIONDAY ' the Pith of April. Per jy ' front the diZerent Regiment s'of Ca- t, 'e Ist and 2d Regiments of Foot Guards. ttl- rx tINTU SD Y, the nth of April. 1- " L ' 44 41 - ,P t (tr n da E y, 11 4:l oni; thi. d itvg n, ,Pt of Foot Guards, innhe Thn `t red :s at that Rate. at EDNESDY, the 14th of April. Is,„, -- q W A e egtn 1 1f rom day, the Itu)al Garrison Battalion, "Itl . 1 pet cuts mid Corps, and also those °ll. thußsD.N.y thc 15th of April. Is ' id. is. I ' s. 2d. Is. •21d. and Is. 3d. per I ''o , e at °I, FRIDAY, the 16 t 6 of April. 6d. 4 .0 4 . aid• Is. 4d. Is. 4111. Is. ad. Id . .Is • 7 2d• Is. ad. is. sad. Is. 941. is. 9i. and nlro , at i s n , S ATURDAY, the 17th of April. . ft• - '' wit IG id• per day and upwards, and those Pen -415.-1° ha " adinittlici on account of Blindness. t it /. gno. c. , 4giu t4dere d and .1 . • •t - I that ail the Out-Pensioners :• 1 • 11 't sa4 1 - lospital do pay particular attention to ['AN, u4S, Which they are required to pi o 1 the ‘i, l n 'tercc. z et 't, by which they are ordered to transinic to he t l.t, - ,„ 41 1)3,:j"e1'al of his Nlajesty's Land Forces London, *1 1(4 ( 411, 0 ., 'itsas ther, , iii prescribed, on or immediately after tr Kr on jr-443', without which their Names win not . be ▪ r iot t for the sabsequent Quarter, and '`erwards to change their Place ot 'Abode,. as ),401y1„t,.-I,.ir Affidavits without unavoidable necessity, • llng the same' io ing t b u_ take Notie . e, that in consequence of Lea e r c i e o i us , • 4 114„ committed by Pensio. cis in hi, pt 'ot rrizi.. ii „,, i t i s „ni t ee i l that all Pensioners 5 ,‘- trat.:li .. "4l . the Pension List, and , t . o i t t lei s t • ti3 ' to e . t. a trona this Establistment , e i t u bsc!rt• a •'" • - rstiallee la this Resolu -tlisljii,-S their Meetings on the 7 11;i:.` , ‘) b:: f last Month, directed the following Out -1`..! oIT the ilusintal Books. oot, ( ,"lES .1 EFTS, at Is. 2th per,ciay. ttq l ko t' z ' t goie,, t4) ll.•E YORK, at is. Oid. ditto. -01.[7EL 'MULLINGS, 9d. ditto. . N s vlrlg been guilty of forging, or causing to it,r l :a et ."‘f th e i' . 114 . of Magistrates to their Quarterly . Aff!- 4 4,1 i ga P h ' t ier for altering his Rafe of Pension in his t4. Pay ii iT) and thereby d e f ra ndi ng th e Person ap- Ifict.;" his Pension .ARD N•le gecretary and Registrar. FUBL ICATIONS. lilt . 411ERNETIIrS HUNTERIAN ORATION. 4. l'his I) .; 1 . , aY was-published in svu. 'for the Year 111 1 "UNTERIAN ORATION Surgeons, i t t 1 BID, deliv • Royal 'College of .0 ,chni. tied before the price Ts. 6d. R.S.ite 13Y JOON" ABFRNETFIY, F-4''' la's .'"ri,•:", e °4 to Nt. Ilart holoniev% ' ''s • and Christ's Hosln • kZitlt t'll'‘eiktittit is prinied in Octavo, that it may be h)iliTidti upn 4:1141,1,1'..5i1)105ieitl Lectures at the. Co!lee! in the „'es , f : ! Opinions. on Life, —and its Functions k , ti,le,e4lt It and Diu ase. '1(44).4 ror Longman, Hurst, 14 (1 t)f wl • , o ,t l..tnistit uli )1i il Ori in Tremnent of Local Diseases, k t" x) Ili- ~ ' Q in may be had, by-'tellees'satarnemAtu'tlaionrd, Brown, 11 I ' Att„ - 1 ' g ' ' 1,4 ~ , rtsnis, ,s. ~,,,,,, ``'as resembling Syphilis, and on. Diseases of the „ t ' .4 ‘ es. ', l 'iut its of the Head, 41:,,,,,1ni.iiez AliseeK+es and rumours, 6s. and Miscellaneous Subjects, 7s. ~,I.ty Imo the Prel34!)ility alit! Rationality of Mr. Hun ,noi. l '"l'Y of Life, 4s. 6(1. of I;..oit:let,,ry Leto : c for the Year 1815, exhibiting solve 1.ii.,..,1:1,,e,ir.te's Opinioos respecting Diseases, tis. N,,,,l„.l.l,hlLectittl,o, in the Year 1817, ils. 4i. 4t.F4'i-,,,,1.41141 Physinicgical WorLs, compirtt 143 3 cols. 87°. F!- ogl er isciP .Bder's chAr' ' :00' 4 , t iefsto frie r eti • t t to' of 11'.° rto t4 ,l : . t jj is 'P I' be 4is Pr st ack" file 1 eaa l p - • o s i% I" 01941 _ _ _ .' uf a s oPs fit W" e that lot .4P b a er)1".- Lieu t " ;mat o* laud nth. , To ° . jjarrlSter vestOt; II years at DY " A O egg dif By JAMES HUIE, Collector of Excise. Printed for Archibald Constable, and Co. Edinburgh ; Lnugnlan. !lurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, and Hurst, Ro hinsun,and Co. Cheapside, London. %'tiC }7 . t:r2somely iirinted itt 4 wit it a. price 11. 16$. in boards, EMORIA LS; or, The Memorable Things 1. that fell out within this Island of Britain, from 1638 to 1684. By the Rey. Mr. ROBERT LAW. Edited from the MS. by CHARLES KIRKPATRICK SHARPE, Esq. Only 250 Copies printed. Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; and Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, and Hurst, Ro binson, and Co. Chrapside, London, As above may be had, The Secret and True History of the Church of Scotland, from the Restoration to the year 1678. By the Rev. James Kirkton. To which is added, An Account of the Murder of Archbishop Sharp, by James Russell, an actor therein.— Edited from the MSS. by Charles Kirkpatrick Sharpe, F. 3 . with Portraits. In one tolume 4to. price 11-. 16s. TONIKINS'S PICTURE LOIVERY. TICKETS, Price L. 3 3s. each, are now on Sale at No. 64, New Bond-street, where the Prizes are exhibiting Gratis ; also by Tonikinc , No. 53, New Bond-street; % Longman ann Co. Paternoster-row; Cadet! and Davies, Strand; Hurst, Robinson, and Co. 90, Cheapaide : P. Colnaghi and Co. Cockspur-street, and at the Lottery Offices, principal Book sellers and Printsellers, where Prospectus way be had, of . , TOMKINS'S . PICTURP, LOT TERY of the BRITISH GALLERY 0f PICTURES, &c. comprising 16,550 Prizes, valued at 152,2251., to be decided by the Draw ing of the State Lottery. • 5 4 * This Lottery consists of highly-finished Paintings from the most valuable Pictures of the old Masters, in the Collee— tions-of Noblemen and Gentlemen ; a Set of Paintings faith fully representing the Marquess of Stafford's splendid Gal lery; Fifteen exquisite Oil Paintings, by Hamilton, illustra tive of Thomson's Seasons; Beautiful Water Colour Paint: ings from the old Masten; several Thousand Impressions of Selections from the old Masters, exquisitely coloured; the same in black, l'rints and Proofs; the Lease of the Premises, 54, New Bond-street, where the above Pictures are now ex hibiting Gratis, &c. &c. The whole forming a complete Chef d'auvre of-the Arts. SCHEDULE. OF THE PRIZES. I First Graivd Prize valued at L. 7,500 (1, I Second Grand Prize I Third Grand Prize 939 1u 40 Capital Prizes...... each L. 171 14 0 Z,8(18 0 150 Ditto 7l 8 0 10,710 10 1,000 Ditto 35 14 0 , 5,700 0 40 Ditto l5l 4 0 6,048 0 100 Ditto 25 4 0 2,520 0 399 Ditto 350 Ditto 8 8 0 2,940 0 1,000 Prizes 4,0.11 Ditto 9,466 Ditto I Grand Capital Prize 165 0 1 Last Grand Capital Prize 3,000 0 I e,550 Prizes. Grand Total.. L. 152,225 12 A PERFECTLY NOVEL SCHEME. One half of the Tickets are printed in Black, and the other half in Red Ink; and the Drawing is so arranged, that one colour must he all Prizes, and the other colour all Bl a nks, so that the Puickaser of a Red Ticket and a J3lackTieliet ie sure tegain Prin. Co. Manchester. S. Manton, Milton next Sittingbourne, Kent, miller, April 19, at se yen, eo, and May 14, at eleven, at the Guildhall, Can terbury. Solicitors, Messrs. Hinde, Miiton and Sitting bourne; and Messrs. Brace and Co. Essex-court, Temple. W. Wainwright, Liverpool, merchant, April 23, at four, 24, and May IS, at eleven, at the Bridgewater Arms Itut,Man- . chester. Solicitors, sir. Hadfield, Manchester; Messrs. Orred aud.Co. Liverpool ; and Mr. Ellis, Chancery-lane. W. Clancy, Corn hill, provision -merchant, April 10, 24, - and May is, at twelve, at Guildhall. Solicitor. Mr. Crosley, _ . _ Great James-street, Bedford-row. B. Smith, Birmingham, steel toy-maker, April 8, at one, 10, and May 18, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Solicitors, Messrs. Clarke and Co. Chancery-lane ; and Mr. Wills, Birmingham. DIVIDENDS. April 29, T. Adams and T. Messiter, Bristol, merchants— April 28, J. Morgan, Taunton, Somersetshire, linen-draper —April 27, 3. Dewar Stamford, Lincoln;rire, upholsterer— May 1 I, J. Robson, Little Britain, Aldersgate-street, stable keeper—May 25, A. Peat, Doncaster, dealer—April 27, W. Hodgson, Playhouse-yard,Whitecross-street, paper-stainer— April 27, J. and J. - E. Warmington, Gracechurch-street, drapers—April 10, A. B. French, Old' South Sea House, Broad-street, merchant—April 27, J. T. Betts, Honduras street, Old-street, rectifying-distiller- n -April 27, W. Kerr, Lloyd's Coffee-house, merchant—April 27, J. Bell and J. Snowdon, otherwise J. B. Snowdon, Leeds, haberdashers— April 24, T. Godfrey, Salter's-hall-court, merchant—April e 7, N. Lucas and C. Betke, Pancras-lane, merchants—April 27, W. Bond, Dover, brewer—April 27, J. Parleigh, Bristol, brass-founder—April 29, T. Powell, Leominster, Hereford shire, butcher—April 27, W. Fielde, London, merchant— April 28, W. Coo k, Earith, Iltrutingdonshire, victualler— April 27, C. Palk, East Tt7ignmouth, Devonshire, linen draper—April 27, A. Ellwood, Chard, Somersetshire, money scrivener—May 1, W. Reed, Fleet-street, law bookseller— April' 29, T. Hall and J. Malkin, Compton, Derbyshire, coach-makers—May 4,J.Davies, Poppin's-court, Fleet-street, stereotype founder—May I, J. and C. Bernard, Manchester, linen-drapers—May 4, J. Shoe!, Houndsditch, and J. Heald, Cateaton-street, merchants—May 1, J. and G. George, Bed ford-street, Strand, tin-plate-workers. • CERTIFIC uEs—Apni I. 27. W. Smith, Moffatt-street, City-road, corn-dealer R. Bishop, Whitchurch, Hampshire, linen-draper—H. Hay Ward, Great Portland-street, paper-hanger—R. Whales, Wapping street, anchor-smith—J.. M. Morgan, Belle Sanvage-yard, Ludgate-bill, wholesale stationer—G. M. Morgan, Belle Sativageyard,Ludg - ate-hill, wholesale stationer—J. Bradley, St. John 's, Worcestcrs:dre, coal-master—C. E. Mills, Stam ford, Lincolnshire, upholder—P. Oliver, Plymouth, ship builder—J. Langman, Totness, Devaitshire, miller—W. Jamb, Westbury, Wiltshire, linen-draper—J. Ranson, Sun derland, near the Sea, Durham, draper—T. Field, Kingston upon-Hull, merchant. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. C. Price and P. A. Canning, Liverpool, candlemakers—l. Cazenove, A. G. Bourdillon, H. Cazenove, J. Cazenove, jun. and J. Cazenove, Broad•street, merchants—J. Sperry and T. V. Curtis, Moreton-its-Marsh, Gloucestershire, surgeons— !. Barber and J. Boater, Newark-upon-Trent, Nottingham shire, gun-makers—R. Oulton and M..lleekett, Cheshire, timber-merchants—J. Ward and S. Gibbs, Ches. hunt, Hertfordshire carpentets—N. and J. Willson, Hard ingstane, Northarnptonshit e—R. Williams and J. Aston, Liverpool, leather dressers— ! G. Scott and J. Tarratt, Wol verhampton, brass-founders—J. Gilchrist. D. Mac Ewen, and D. Cameron Greenock, merchants—J. Bigthy and W. Ritchie, Mill-lane, Deptford, brewers—J. Leigh, W. Mason, and W. Housman, attornies—T. S. Bu,t and C. Mo“ity, Bitchin, Hertfordshire.L-J. Ball and J. Eyres, Great Alien street, Goodman's-fields, smiths—J. and R.. Wolferstatly Chi chester, silversatiths—A. Zwingt r and H. Boehm. As every thing relating to . the fatal end of this distinguished Character must be interesting to the friends of Humanity as well as to the lovers of Li terature, we have extracted the following article from The - British ,75onitar of Sunday last, the Conductor of which was personally acquainted with the unfortunate victim or Fanaticism, anti who is himself too bluntly sincere to state more than he really knows, who is thoroughly conver sant with all 'matters connected with the French Revolution-, its immediate Agents, and Jacobinical Survivors, and who has had peculiar opportuai;iet of witnessing a practical illustration of its detests able principles " The French Papers contain an account of dreadful murder committed at, Manheina, by a German Student, on the person of the justly cele brated dramatit Author. M. KOTZEBUE, who bad resided there during the last winter. It is asset t ed, but I hope and trust without foundation, that the murderer was a member of the secret society in Germany, called " Die Tztgend Bond :" but I have yet to learn that assassination forms part of its new creed ; if so, I am certain that many ac tire members of that Society will hastily withdraw their names. To murder is hot to enlighten ; that might have been the creed of the ROBERSPI EX R ES, the LEBONS, the CARRIERS, &C. but I had hoped that the German brethren of the Tagend Band had no such views. M. DE KOTZEBUE was an old friend of mine. I have known him upwards of 20 years : when I was at Berlin, in 1803, ami. when he visited Paris in the following year, we were particularly intimate. When litroataratera tyrannized over Germany, I corresponded with him, as well as with several men of letters in Germany, for the purpose of establishing an Anti- Corsican _Society, in order to get rid of the Tyrant, per fas et nefas. My attempt to do it here was thwarted by Lord GREY, and the late Duke of NORFOLK, and I was anathematized its Parliament by their Lordships, and the late Mr. WHITBREAD. Pour KOTZEBUE was doing every thing in his power to establish those societies, but he little thought he should fall a victim to them. It was owing to these societies, establish. ed all over Germany, that the Tyrant was over-- thrown. When that took place, the members of the Tugetzd Mind were, in their turn, p-rsectited, because they took the libetty of reminding the Sovereigns of the promises which They made—to give free Constitutions to their subjects. KOT ZEBUS took part with the Sovereigns against those Societies, 'of which he had himself been'a mem ber ; and he was moreover employed by the Em peror ALEXANDER to be his secret agent in Ger many, and to inform bins of every thing that passed in that country. About eighteen months ago some letters to the Russian Emperor had been intercepted by a person who had been denounced to him by KOTZEBUE. ever since that period KOTZEBUE was exposed to continual insults from men of letters, and the students; so much so, that he was at last obliged to quit Weimar, his place, of residence. Some time ago, when the Students of Germany celebrated the battle of Leipsic, on the tVarthe, (a large plaits near Jena,) an auto. dafe was made of all those books and periodical works which were written against the liberties of Germany, and those of KOTZEBUE were nut spar-, ed, as be had written, in. his Journal and in Tracts, strong articles in favour of arbitrary Go vernments. His murder must therefore be amt. buted to the frantic enthusiasm of a German school-boy. His murderer is 24 years of age ; according to the foreign Journals which were re ceived yesterday afternoon, he was not dead of his wounds; M. DR KOTZEBUE was only in his 58th year. He wrote his first play, Lover's Vows,' (' Das kind der Liebe.') in his 19th year. VOLTAIRE was of the same age when he wrote his first Tragedy, which 1 believe was Zaire.'"_ LAW INTELLIGENCS. COURT OF CHANCERY, Anti'. 6. YNASTON V. THE EAST INDIA COMPANY. The LORD CHANCELLOR ,this morning gave final judgment in this case. He entered at some length into the particulars of the case, and recited the circumstances which have al ready been before the puh!ic. There did nor exist a doubt but that, by the statute of Henry VIII., 2s. 9d. in the pound was allowed to the Rectors on houses in the metropolis. The prespr tiff, was a lay impropriltor, and demanded the usual sum given by the Act, of 2s, 9d. in the pound, upon the rent of •cer ain ware. houses belonging. to the East India Company,--. The ques►ion was, whether the plaintiff had a right to send certain surveyors into these l►remises to ascertain ;heir value. '1 he Vice-Chancellor had decided that he had this right ; and ~his opiwoo was, that the order thus given ought to be con firmed.' He thought that it would be bat itt,tice, to the plaintiff to allow him to ascertain the value of the premises. He knew that these surveyors thus employed aright ultimately be called upon to give their evidence in a Court of Justice; but that circumstance, he thought, would not alter the case was hut justice to allow she xamination of the warehouses. There were many cases analogous to the present ; and the result of his consideration of this question wa:t the confir mation of the order given s hy the Vice-Chau.e