The Sun. — London, England, 1816-06-24 00:00:00

I 111LItiAL PAP, AINI ENT. 110116 C., - ()F LORDS, SATURDAY, JuNr: 22. Deotrg Divorce Bill was read a s e cond time, comnOted for Monday,--after'sot»e obs,Jaa tiOns Mini the ease by the Loth Chancellor, who wisneii it to he understoOd, that Itt consenting to the second reading tiow, he did not pledge himself to agree to the Bill in its stibsegnent ittres. The Royal Assent was Vinitied by .Commission t o rim Silver Coinage Bill, the Property TAtx.Ar rears Bill, the Agricaltnral Horse bill, the Irish National Debt Bill. the Cuitorns Widows Fttnd Bill, the Madder,Bill, and some or,er The Commissioners were, the: Laird Chancellor, the Duke of Montrose, and the Earl of Sbaft6- Vary. The, Irish Paper Bilk, the Rape Seed and Cote Seed Bill, and the Rehned Sugar Bill, Were read . , a 'third time and passed. • The Earl ot SiIAFTESDURI reported the. Irish Grand Jury Indictment Bill, the ainell+litielli iti was agreed to. ) hr Miut Machinery Bill and the Irkli Ynhlii Debt hill were read a second time and committed for 'lSlOnday., The Surrogate Bill and the Rape Cake Bill passed through Committees, anti were repertcd without amendinent.-- 7 Adjourned till MOnday. HOUSE OF COMMONS. The Elgin Marbles, the Licence(' Victuallers, and the Windsor Forest Bills; were read,a second time, and committed fot. Alonday.' The Coal Drawback and the Navy Ilalf-pay Bills were read thirdlitne; and passed. On the second" reading of the Town Lands Fines Bill, HORN;Eta objected to the Bill on the grounds of the injustice of its oper,aljon ; as, by the provi sions of this Bill, persOns inn'ocent of ()trending, even in ithagication, whuld.be liable to penalties and flues for the offences of others living miles distant. Many of the town lands in ltelitod ex tended twenty miles iii length, 'and five or six in breadth ;..,and . if an offence coming tinder the'pe -111:11,ies ot the illicit distillation lid's %vas 'coin tnitted at One eXtrernity 'Of the town lams, every' person dwelling at the other extremity ot the rotvrt lands was subject to a shat-e'of the penalty. Laws of this description were calculated rather to irritate than to eonciliale the Tim C FL's NCAL,LOR of the' EXCAEQUErt rlefended the Bill as a mea'Stire necessary to protect the re ve,nne, and; as -the 'only means of checking illicit di till~il,ion. Mr. W. Surrn said, this was a measure which rnlst stand or fail on its own merits. tie tinder- tniod it had been the practice of persons to travel about with portable stills, and the minima they were discovered they wit , into another.district, and Kris escaped iletct.tion altogether. 'lbis system ,'uses not new : practised lit tat; ease Of riots, whole .coroitly was made liable ,101" 1) kof the petite in,any patt of it. ...file Bi ll wits then read a second time, and committed tor Blonday. , • .On the second reading of the Clergy Non.resi denee Bill, r . eicueral,Titorwrot4 oppOsed it: tre wine d Bill to'be postponed for a 'short time, and he Ehottld be able to convince the Right the grantellor cif., the ExcheqvCr that it outtitc not to pass. If it did, he thought it would go a great way towards overturning; the listablishe't Chnrch altogether: The Ct-14,14CELLOrt of the ExcnatztuEn wished the . „„ g G allant eneral wottljlimstp till. the Bill not into a cdrdmittee. Geno.al TrioaseroN consented to do this, de daring that Ile would on Monday take the, sense; of the Cowv.:.ime on the Bill, which was their read a second time, 311d.Coninatted, for Monday. It ish (."..leik of the Pleas Bill, the,lrish Cu - -, minal Returns . Pill, e onso ti ted Funds Bill, tlieClaremont tstate Bill, the Mutiny Act Amend- Mem Bill, and the Crinan Canal Bill, went throug,li Committee --Reports to be received on Monday, `The Stamps Amendment 13i11 was committed.. Mr„11on Nt. , . a Wi•Oied to know why College .and oOler ecclesiastical property—that iqtecies of pro r',riy Which above all other, property ought to pay, tutly dutietr-- , was to be exempted by . this Bill ? „ . The CIIAVGE4I,OII of the i';XPHEQUER.saiii, the present Bill was only intended to,carrY olio effect a provkion ,relating to college propel t' which was to have been introduced' into , the Stamp Act of last Session 1 :it was an indulgence intended to be ex.tended to colleges, on account of the manner - in which college properly was generally leased, Mr. HORNER did not consider -this reason is sufficient for 'Making this distinction in favour elf colleges; they let their property in the manner most advaittageons to theihselves, and to .give theiri 70::Miil ion as injustice to the rest of tl, co m m . The Cft A,NCf,:f.f.OR of the Extut :await said, that enllyt!,-., iiktays enjoyed this exemption, and itveas ottiittrd in the, last stamp ttet by thistakc. tzde MoNcx. opposed the exemption. After so,c,e f 9 rr tier observations front Serierint I 3 st, Serjeant . Onslow, Me: SUMNEEI, and tithti a', tt.e Chairman iepor teal preigress and asked lorite 16 sit again on Monday. The r e ports of the Irish Pay Bill, the 1164 . and Malt Bill, the Small. Cant: Bill, and the pitt, were received, and the Bills or dered to be read a:third time on Monday i , On the third reading of the insolvent Debtors BM, ITIORNI-014‘ objected to the clause of iris l3ili trbioit - g,.aie - a potver of imprisonment for fiVe y&o.8 incases of debtors where' gross frond wns proved to exie, - C. MoNcK And Mr. LOCKUAIIT supported tint' N:..rjelnt Ilys - r : also supported the claitso. It convinced that the c Get of the late id,l,lvent . tilt ;ruff bten to create tile nio,if inivx ; topled c , s ilpinie , rl, it had been Frothing' less t h a n :1 0 ettrourageruert to StVimitiog. it had, in tact, introdnred riot and ilintuslou into olfr pri otts, where hundreds who haecome lip to Lou.; coil catet w i l i:ti.wa,thetl, us they termed it; had rivetl riotously anllluxurionsiy,whiist their unfor. tnnate creditors were starch out of it. Mr.W.WYNNteWialled lita4t in future care thould . be taken that persons about to t‘,ll;c tbe hcnelit of the Act should be confined n it Lin the walls of the prison, and not hdve the henent of the rides. , - The liili was then read a third time ada passed. —Adjourned. , I COURT OF CEIANCERY, Jura k. DUClittSs ul? NORFOI,K. Mr. LEACH moved, in the matter of the Pucbeas , of Norfolk's lunacy, that it might he referred to' the Master to inquire who were the next of kin of _her Grace, tE, consider what arrangement was ne cessary and proper to bj made for her future care and maintenance, and to appoint a receiver of her' property. is was necessary in Mr. observed, that this case the reference to the Master should be more- special than his Leaiued-Frieuri had request ed it, The Daehess , of Norfolk represented a family of very great rtt&quity, and the Master, in his researches' after' her ne - x.t of kin, would have to trace the pedirees of the claimants a CoOsidstrable way back. It was also requisite I hat he should inquire who was her. heir at law. There wete two Gentlemep, Mr. liaisons and Genet al l'acr, both of whom Tile Duke- of Norfolk had re-.. teivett .ttittl acknowledged as near'relations. He Itoped his Lordship would refer it to the Master in such a way as to embrace an the ohjeets'the Duke of Norfolk had in vie for 'the advantage .the Duchess' and: her family. The Lott!) CHANCELLO4 ~ directed, the referetu to the Muster, Teich as ample powers as could he given him for the purptiseK.sOught to be attained. This tl4i several of •the King's cre'am•eoloared horses, with Some race horses, othies,and honeys,:. will leave town on their way tol-Ittnovvr. . Cnluuet Scotiamtp, of Robeoson Ilan, near Milford, and Col'oncl JAMES, of HAVellordwest, are Candidates for the representation its—Parlia ment of th e town t)t Haverforilvv:o o ,vacitla•by, Lard KvNSINGTON's acceptance of Chiltern The last stone of LOril rfitt.'s'ecilatnn erected near Shte.....,l“try, and the fiat stone Of the Co- . l i o n t% to honour of the. Nitogois o ANcilsiv, in tended to be• erected in that Island, 'Were laid ott" Tuesday, Ole ISilt, being the Aunivesitry of the Battle otVathlon. By a deci.iion of the Court of li'ing'sllN - whi a stage.coach may pass toll bar, nnil ehtinge ► horses and. return, ‘vitliont being 'liable to a se cunt' toll.dtity on, the same day. The cominintion plate, consisting. of a silver two-vart flaggcn, sitver cap antl.sakyer,were stolen front 1a .vton church, Chebbire, in the night of Monday week, The county of Sossev has for several . iveelis been inaCh alai•med . by the story . of a stranz,o Iva!, resembling a wolf, is hieh has heen seen ;T -on the Downs, and Which conouitted various depredazious opilit' the flock,. Soule \v:v.4 at t a king nfivntituf, , e of the ralove cir eqtraptaties, staffed the skit o f d o oi ;ev , one .t}' 10191 ti`et4C, which, With the additimi ot head; he phice , l, inopbserved . , Ire a field where .an olcf.in .n wi.s busily at work. The Mill within!: in qiiestion soi)a the dreadful seer, and quickly hastened to the village .10 give the.a tarot; The inhabitants inst4ntly armed them selves,. and ttlyrounded the field, while twtp.or, three veterans ventured into the retreat, of the stippo*ed i.leepin i 4 animal, and after ni.ing their ynitslirts with incredible correctues,the hoax discovered, to the no t4t411 tliscotofitttve of the par ties couccrned. Alen; tlay-•i back, whilst, two men were cutting peats in the 'noir of Otter, Scotland, at the'depih of two I ct and a httlf front the 'surface, they dis ertV'eretl..a lar'ge antigne hrit*sS.'.coolting kettle, in great' preservation, and still bearing' the winks of fire. It is in shape and site exactly like Lary kettle-dr - tan ; and trout its being foonttshout six hundred - yards front one of the many lonk-out towers, or forts, that crown the ,heights of .the east side of Lachfine, frorn.thertint of Aird moot to the bend of the loch, it is presumed to one of the Daniiii cimp kettles left bultindin one of their expeditions; : The. body is the half of a sphere, and might contain about eight gallons it is, inade of . very : thin sheet brass, very securely cl e nched with little rooves, and had been so Mitch' used that - it bat! been . mended ": the rim was strenntlietied with thick wire Of ,the sante mtital, Th andlomely formed, to which were attached two ring "handles of brass, but so m'assiveas to be out of proportion to the weight of the vessel. On searching further, it small earthen pipkin wos found still deeper, and a few feet crom the kettle. Mr. S. 11. Runt no, Postmaster of Mei ton'Col lege, Oxford, whae bathing in the river, dear Ft.iliy Bridge, wii* drow► ea. lie trai Author of the elab4nate Treatise on Ancient , qi f i t h y,ti tnati,respeetahly dress ed, was found dead in a ditch Ovar Sto4.t. NCW ingtoo ; there were several woundi on the apparently iutlived with ttput it.toSe. lie had no properry about hits, nor ony paper to ,leatt to a eiscovcry 'ho he was , the body wait removed to the next putilie.house, /CORONER'S INQUEFT.—OnSattirday i CiirOner • S Incrust was held before ,lIUGII LRWIS, EST De ploy Cdrouer for Westminster, at the punch-bmvi public-house; near Temple-bar, on the body of 'the late mr. George Thorogood, whose death was occasioned by his going to' Wimbledon Common on-Toesday., on the 'tolling report for a review toile held there. Lie was thrown out of a chaise cart .thy the horse shying..---Verdict—Accidentitl Dtqh. SAtirilay 30 females were clargetl with being c4tunton.prostitutes.. Ilorte lattohe watch-linuse-1:0yr, Pont's, Co. ! vent 7 garden, depscd, that in Coo3etplellee Of a warri:int i , ..sned by Sit NAtIIANIAL CONANT, he !Ind the beadles of the parish 'apprehended all die prisonet:s parading the streets between one and two o'clock.yeAertlay nniining. Mr. lifßnre eitat tiiined them' individnall, and committed all but five, wbo - did not Urp6is . so:cou6rtuett in their vi' cwus habit*. , . From tiit LON DON G z r , 22 , 81 q Foreign-011;re. June IS, lei a. • 11i1 Frgliness the Prince Regent bas been Toteascd, in the . namedantl On the behalf of his Niajeqty, tO appfli it Gibbs Crawford.An!robus,•Esq. to bin Secretary-to his Majesty'fb: legation to 6e.UOifed States of America. , • I a)- Or it( , June 016. • .e ' 7th Regirneni of Light . Drago , in,, Myttnn, gent. to be Cornet, by pnrcitme. vice Pringle, promoted. tau] Ditto, William :PAlrigstoek, Gent, to he Cornet, by • purchase, vire Maitland, itrotnnted: 17th Ditto, Eeratund Price, Gent. to be Veterina Surgeon, %let; Co,leman, deceased. 20th Dittp'. Lient. the-lti.too IVlaftsey, from half pay of xigioleot . ,* to he UoitetiAvt, fluwsitkm, who exehatiz.m, receiving. the differetiee. bth titgiowitt 4..Foot,,EOttign John Itohrrt , to betieuttnant, by ,p?. ll .el ll 4 3 :,,: v ie e P c rinington, appoioted Pitymaster, 7th Ditto, Secofttl Lieutenant Fredprich Browniow, froni the :23(1 , Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Wyoch, who retires. . 2001 nitro, Lieut. Thomas litardwielie, froth the 24 Garriso aittalion, to be Lieutenant, rice Sherparil, - , who ex- ehangus. 2Dth- Ditto, Lietn. Williani'Normitn, from, the hitlf pay of the 24th Pint, to h. T,fetitcomit, vice Keitcey,svi,o exchanges, receiving. th . e difference. 311 . Ditto, Lient..lehn Dihaas, fenni . the half-pay-of the 97th foot, to be Limn enant, vice I-laswnit, who exelninges. 49th •• Dilto, I;nsign E. G. Stokes, ,from tilz. re gi!;)eut, to be En , imi, vice StaclinaOle, who exelninzti. t;ort. Ditto, tti b Lient`en't:itA. l'Ar:ign Charles i 1 orris; Alliwon, deceased. 111:1.1in Burke, vicc Nleilis, To be ElF,igns, En‘ign S. \.. liettenberz, from De Poll's vice 6ordon, God. (late Fort Ad- j• „ , kitsmt of pitfiluvc, vice Elurice. Gist 1); to, Coptitin Slimmon", from h.tlf-p3y of the Bth Itoot, to be Capt:,,in of a Company, vice I..togton, who e chimgres. I.ientelmot Charles 11. Bigger, from the half-pay of Ctis Foot, to to! ! d iem emint, vice who exclutog..". C 2 ,1 I)itto, 111 , ..vet I.Vo,nicivtot-Ctit:M!.l Octavinc froln If-;16); of the 1 Vt;'ot, ,, t(i M3 . 16r; vice 13ibutururi. Nan exe 9r , A .11itto, Stirge,,tl AleN.attder IT:totilton, front 1 , 4 1111;ty of the It, he Assi,tant-Sor;coli, rice protottryd Vik luaus"ll7lt9, cif lit di th, front the half-pay of - the tate New Fcn , ; Captinn of a Comkaoy, eke Charles ti,Sina r 1, with, ittlpiPStiiii'Corps, U4-0,11;111, I:ldtviZril ;1 Inrit min to 1r , .. Cop= 'Art of wCOnrll', , y, vice 'irystioacott, ilecealtd. Daniel Fri , . t‘J t,l::•utettartt, vine Thonipsoit. 20tIVI Ituli t te t :i1111, Criewe; 1 - tt Wr , t Itt-';itueot, to be' I.,interraht, ce , 14 ,1 0. sth I)itto t .V.lliftin Gent. fn Skil!) lc, I.! 1,2 %Cu!, : . , ermve; irrntnotol i), th, ;' : , 'J ., 31 4" t1 1 ;e•„11:tii to be ;, • ; 144' CeAlut) C t !.t ) . • • fiarrics: , ll .' (ton! the 21th. F.)vt, Livi s k ~„: , rxelian,ces. s • • •r ~r ,7,011)• 11001, fftliLl VOOt, to He Sq.r.:(..on if, vice I,ar<l;), , ], (. ‘, l - • I,t , ttpwiintitient lei frJui the. h.te Yoteran 1.3N1141:,,11, to Ettsif,ll in the Ist.ilto;al hi qj tO I`;f4rtll :-#l:!itir.—The on. ClAyi,,at to be I`,,ttljor. 11 ANE10.,71).1'(.:Y V. (1, I,3rnwn, St.r.naluo,c, Gloueestcr, cinthier, front June I. t) ,A.n.:ust ..I. l'..`. .:*il.. rIl;i 1 :"C: ES `..;Uti1 , .1.1.5.EDE1.). . J. Cri,ti, Mesh , I ~ ,l isne nt , nwrclia. A. , 1',,jr!,"13, ilishoit Wr..top.iilli, D r orhani, tuerehant. • liANi(nrrers. „ . J. K r u i,rt, Lord, 11,dliwell. Loovastcr,e,itton-41 , Inncis, to sun . reinlinz Int). 1. , , It nod Aity464 !i, hi, the.tkrni. , 10n,13.71t....0. Att. , roies, N 1... inlonnno, Dolton, ur Mr. :Steddn,ver,,3, - Gi.,'s Ino.,inint..,l.4)il , ltill. it . 11,„ 1 , 0, ,w.,i,4:„ 1.,:51J,,;,-.t.dr, colton.nrinufacturer, July g, , i n , ~0 , 1-,.t.;,! , , ,..1 :.;, ;it. ir.',.. 1/o:4' 'river's, '4..nielnliter. .Ittnr- Int,:, 'ii.., liattiient, ,Nlauchester; or Mt...,,.,, a. Iluid Ana Co. vv. vi..,.., ..;,, 0 , !i:..•: Lltirtolo, inr,ifeon,.lttly sp, (t, and Anal's!. 9, at th..‘V!..l , I hrt Inn, Spalding. Attornies,Mr.t.l;intlt; 'Awl,' . ( •rnd‘in otr , ,et, Loudon, or tleesis. Foster and liontivr, Spilihn.4. . . C. Acton, Li. li.,i, 'id, I,lacllstuith, July 2«, 23, at. the .Tallon inn, Sunrord, : , i1+1 .A0.!...:075t :t, at theSomii'llin, StafToid.-- Atturines, M.:. ~..,.. 1.)e1.,,,ry dlnl Co. Gkie- , ti - tn.it, Linculti e ti• Inn‘-fit.lit , , 1,4)1. 1 1{M. Or :ti r. -..impto.n, Lichfield. J.it..1.1, Nc;‘ , 6l.l,ol,•iiliim-Tyne, ~,,:dl, ...„101y 2., 12, an d A a . gilsr 9,-: tit th,. (4,orAe Inn, N' , ..wea.t!o.-itpon-Tyne. Attor;. . nio, Mr. 1 Tai Hey, : New Bridge-hired, Lontion, or Mr. 11 ‘,14 . ‘( / ) {! . ,:i t ,; ' , ' , 3, ,,, ‘ , t 1,. " 1 ' i . r " ;, k ) . , 1 :, - 1 1 !. 1 .. )," ;• 9 \ - , I. v Y i l c i t ' Yialler, June 25, July 2, .tnd .Augtoit 3,;,ttiundhall. Attortiies,Nlessrt. Evict atnißizun, llnyd.ni- , alitare, l!dinories. J. Gowen, Ntarit-line, wine and spirit broker, Jane 29, July ii, anti .lA:won 3, - tit GUildhall. AitUrney, Mr. liurtilcic Cltureb-co , rt, \Valttroult. . • ... . , . e.w orie f,WoHityats, Dorset, innkeeper, July 2,1, ind An gupt. 3, at ti ootlyat'S Inv, rentrithce. „).(torniyi, Mr. . Moore, I)ot,et, or Mr. Ilny.A-ard, Chancery-lane, Loudon. T . P . Ad ami , n,0,,d-lane, nierclunt, July '2, t(,' and Anglost 3, a t Goltil;l.4lt, Attorney, r NI?, Haynett, Fenchorch,areet. ~ NV. Fuif4ter, ..St. I‘lartin -latie, ..sittercuitli, Joky (1, 9, and August a, at Gruildhail. Attorney, Mr. Stokes, Golden- square. G. Carter, Hertfai,l, farmer,July2,6, and Augnit 3, at Guildhall. Attorney, 'Alt. Smith, at reet, ry- e. . 1-10041, CruNliy—itrore, and S. Grov, , , Tannton, Somerset,. merettants,..luly (, 9, and August 3, at CrGittllaitll. Attor.' Hire, Alussrt, si iiove a ri d Co. Tudur-street,l3lackfriars. H. 'Wyche, New Sarum, Wiits, wine.inerclutat, July 6,6,• and August 3, at the Pablie Kum.,,,, New Sarum. Attornies, INlessrs. Tanner Lila Cooper, Salisbury, or jr. N Etuly, _ .Essex-otti rt , 'l7enctple,.l4totinu. S, Beiturt, M widiester„, wsiolltt)-cord mann ftwtnrer, July 13, • tO, and Atignsf '3, tit the . Do:; 'Tavern, Matteltriter. At tornks, Mr.. Ellis, Chaneery-lah"e; 'Loudon, or Messrs.. tiohosun and Lunsdalei Manuliester.' . - P. Tyler, Hadilenloun, Bucks, malt ster, July' 5, 12, and Au got 3, at the George 'no, .lyte , .bury.• Attornies; Mr. Anse, Aylesbury,' or Messrs. Ruse and Co. srtnnte, Lointon. B. Scott, Porncitstle, Linenla; merchant, July .24, q 5, and Auguit kt:thcr•Sayncen'c Ileital hint Lincoln. Attornies, - Mr. SrenOiAnti th 'iCon(lult.,,lrett;Loridon,'llr. Baldrom Liueoln, J; itotlttry, Whit t liiivou, Cumberland, 41:.rc..'r, ' July 9, IQ, atiil iig t,t 3, ut the gl:tclt What.ltarett. AttOr ttle,t, Mr. Clentiell, thapte•lnit, Landon, or Mv.srs. AdaM holt and Viirry, IVn4ehut•en, NV. to nd .1. Nltiatley, Purt%ea, 1-bints, klags-merchauts, Jitly 5, athl August 3 at the 'George, AttornieN, hletst . 3. Nityloe, - Great Newfiat4street, Lot-Mott,' or Mr. tilendening, Poll., ea. • . J. litirrison, Sheffield, I.:cote', .1111 4,5, and August 3, at the Intl, Sheffield. At tOrotes, Mr. 'frhOlupiuti, Shef field, 4 r Ilatt)e„ Cirtneery-lane, %V, dee, 15toadw!itey's Worvester, iouheeptr,...l9ly 1,8,19, and August J, nt the Whitt I tart Inu, Auktow l .— Art ur vii el , m'esbri. Leigh and Co: New Bridge-btlet:t, Lon don, 01' Mr. Stoith, Killtiertitioster. ' J.:Writehr.liirminghocwinhstand-tuanufacturer, stilly 4,5, • and August 3, ht the Ropil flirtoinghatn. Attor bie3, Messm Chtrle raid Clhtneery-latte,LOntion, or Messrs. Webb antiTynttalliiitiontzhans. B. Gill, Manchester, drupes', July 16. 9,',and August 8. at Monehyslry. toroieS, ..Mr. I r aw, Mao chesar, ur Me§srs. Adlingtott fit eg,n y, Bedford row, Lundu. .3. Doughty, Leadenharo, Lincoln, johbers July 5,6, and. August 3, at the White Lion Ititi,,,New...4leaforil. Atter, nirs, do 'i;s. (.IJcities 'mitt rwilcs, Sie:iftwk, or Mrisrs. und Szon, licelfortl.rotv, Londot. Henry,T. Lire. pool, tl , t,Nytr; Only: 5; and Angnst seat the citorge. I.lvcrpoul. ...ttornies,' Mr. Nedthwereft, Ttoi-squure, Lond;itt, or Dar es, Liverputil. (:orlass, iteediforil-ruill; and g."l';inton, Eronett-Itail, Lancaster,. cotton. spiltn.crft,.,.luby a int Atiitust tht Slat' Inn, Manchester. Atturuir,,, \lr. crry-linc, Loudon, ur Messrs. Johnson said Lonsdaly, ' 11. Raul tit, Coltrnan-itrgeta i Attlekwalidillkjettor,,July 6, and August 3, at Guiltlllail. Att4raies; M4p/S. tV-rs - liencbureb-strect, , L Y' . , . C 'V: *t- 1.:- ,,, .)-. $ l • - ,1. - ' 0.1 .1 , - ', !-• ' I . 1., :IL * : :1 1 ' AugOst 3, at tioildl.:lii, % In i 4 miet., M1.,, ,, f5. Cow 4,a t, WO 1 itobiniort; - ittiair4o .k: -' - W.• linplii.inn. ( Ilii-,1:1;-!frt.a, riisimrst.sgaire, alm;taifi L .Tuae 21, July V, and Aite:Ast 3, af (..4ao,lltall. .`,.;i•aolica IV/evil - A- I .A' , ftrteeb i.nd Itohl.os .n., IVid I ;rook, . , firfen, Pirtni.qth .ai, tipbtada, ,f : iy 19, :(), /ttlelnk,7•,4 at. the ..i4van ' lacers. Birtolnglian:: ,III•oniel, Mr. Po: . , ,ton.. reit-col:rt, r ticiluvir:,tt.ert, Loir_loa, 4))' :blesll.4.i J)icketi and Ilens,:or, J. Stock, Aldervee.streops4lesulan.,June July 6, anal 41ugnst 3,' Attorney, Lsex• • itrcrtiStrtad...- T. Arnold, Antlicater, rfrocir, June 25 29. and Atv , lst g, A ' Wilde, V ' Can halt. Attorney, Vr.arw•ca-sql.e4re, gate-street, London. .. • J. •,P. tarrientet and .1. '.Vehber, Sotittr&e.4 - ; dr.iperf, July 11, le, an I Augtot at the Sq ,l* .'" l Attoruie , , 1.1r,,t0i, or Mr.. I'f tested, Temple, London. • E. P'.tts, Hilton-ferry, lii,!copw4;arnioi . .tll, ship-builder, Jant,, I.IG. July t2g, and August 3, at the liriclp-, Inn, Iltshopwcdri' wont h. Attornies, Mr. Illaiiiston, S)Ldulat lent, uudua, or M. Thornpott, Ilishopwraemout h. C. Hayes, Cooper's-row, Tower Junt• '23, July s, and August 3, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mi. Haynes, Peltehurtill-street. L. Lahrow, St. John-street, Smithlield, drn.".2.ist "n" .a• -July 6, ' and At:gust AfLornics, Mewl+ Adiington and Gregory, Bedford riiw. • W. Herhi.rl, sett: Ltnnieilues, llontgoiterv, ilannel-inanufac., tµtZ'r,aulj 13, and.Angutt .3, a/ Cinildball. .IttorneYr Sotithardplon=buildini, Chaneety• lane, ',oilcloth Bl"ore't Birmingham, 'caltinet•claalio', July Di, W. *D I. Anirost 3, at the White hart, Inn, I-Lath:tray, \vor , " t '''' , "omit's , Mr. Alexander, • Cure)-- ' t rt!. ,••• Loudon, ur. Mr. s . Smith Kiddertiunster., S. Machin, Limn, milliner, Jill); '24. Cf 3, and Sug/iit tbecen's-Ilead Inn, Lincoln. Attoroio, Messrs 41 ` 4 4a.,1 IL shire and I3Oltoo, ()id 11. - oad:Street, or Mc. M 0..); e, DIVIDENDS. Att , ust tg. 11. Italeroir, j u n - 11 - , " ,T. picketing-, Warrtnr too, Lain:alter, fivi.ols-ttrcr*—..inly I'A 11,, Cook, .4. Q en. Parry Atti Cati4l:l, I..3.veriis.a.'inocf',"'t'-' ‘ V "'"' July W. It. V. Wrefod, "% 5 . 13 1 , 4 !loader, TUrtillAt DeVOII.CA):;4I4:II.II.tiar--"-I,"Y 5 ' .".; % 5 .1 1 , ' Nether Km.," sford, intilc,,,•,:r—Joly Wuplwith, swat, 13344n---,11)1v rctitoer , 111 11~ r 1Y, 1 , ;. J. 1i;g10, "1"..1) forntif!ra-ifiiy f 3. Iv . e t a .I ,„ ‘, 3 . 1 . 1 e w . Oeoccet Sootl.wwk, wo,lbtat•lrri—lul` 9 ' and D.' Printie, inerrlionl , ---ie l Y ' i ; 1 :6 Marten, ,Cr... , ..ent,,ineichant—Jline . 1 • 3 ' Li " 4"t t l ' strtet. hat ulitinclact, ler—July ed. Gre.ct ion-chant. • J Kinf.c e ro L :, l ): tT ta i t r io i r ti d ' , Vr b l Ut S T:ln T .LV 3 V:"elh l ' irerrwl! Felt. Liverron4',4bin;ell.ilidlec—J. , 1‘„•!0,, zr, •t! •, f;r`un.eciti Sfr , ." tt'orrall, Liverp , 00l merchant-1. ' GlviresterslOre, dewier in oat le--T. 33;>till ar:IMOT--4;.!!4 - 01,VVrby, Chea p SiON It'ill.trn;ll-street, ratr o r ,„ : rari et/ 710. 1'4 1{.31 at M.... 3 .4;1ra, stierp-J:-;11..:r-r1'. Flortin), 1.0 s.a•—•./. Sleep t • PARTNERSHIPS I`r l)LV1 Oftline,.. Niro:client-street, w l . ~ • , ktilV:ltoi ,lid J. C: 0.0 ,•••• v.•r and 0, ( :,•••••, hs 11• F.iionzer , ----.1 • .:.! !r. • N,wilen-in,c... , 41'.‘" ., . , :r.,--1.;.n0d .1. oh, ' ""- f '••:•, • .1 •""C "t . ' :0;11 C. 1 , I,iill,lV/U "3 acid .1..,• •,.', , I. e. , of:d J.' S. 4. :!:: Tt,r.vnort , ,5 1 "I' t : re3 o w v . Uito: , !;;.olr it, (;- re, to c_ltrrvrs of DISTRiSSTVG ACCIDENT.-^=A 5 ; . 31 -'-' ll- ' l. 313 C ' I' • Itt" " '2 " rieteies, A"reyles{tire, rill lire 1 6 te " a l . ! . r t e c i 4 l ' ll"' nsster, gave 3 . 3 ' 45 ' t i t ' l e i into u cavity fanned . ri1e 31,00," him, and. %vas inst mid • I " it ricr• aset oer tiers wiih the tut:nine shells. ore" . • it hill fellow matte' ever ir exettioll - frigate him fronts his shocking; lineation , 113 11 ouretiect:. With much personal Tlsfi, the ..• off,l coril.pssed below- his ocios, %Oriel), icy I b )e ro it k tg e w wa i t t b er b l e ) r el o l l i c hl ti l : tn . I n i i r ls .ol e m x v t a l 1 1 . 1:i : t . 0 f 1 1- 1 1 a e• ir , e i o the most j extro,ciating f i ow Ile t he enact! tortures of the weig ht and insuppor. heat of a vast quantity of the half-burnt `l4- 1 He rettiaineil, dining the pvriocl o f 10s: sill 1.1 quite collected, and %dewed his in Ittt ble with the ortiiude end calla rcsignatio i 9 p Pith,wontierfltrennlpoSitre• 0- 1 , the people aroooil hint an affecting adieu. k , continued, A‘ bile he bad life, 10 pray in !, • 1 .1 pious and fervent. ,epettlittiOus. -11 . 1:en dc' I '• r . • retreveq the ill faCM man,` the briny Oratrn ntit, alltt fouritt' to-Vire suffered 1181 injury than calcit i c be expected. yf At :14 ~-. i V. 11111 1 7.0. I3f' II nit t'oa stt of May, at IlittiodA, Captain V !'l. s ß v ( e w n O uiuda , Mr-R, A his : 4, 1,1jg-sty's $1 , ..:;) Acab, Mat AttemlAnt a't that ,),;. t0 :0 , 77, 4 A few. daY..iittee, Captain l'itOxn, Ai(! . .±- , . , CAV" , ` • General NViiringtan, .:41153 Pipna, "' It , ""` 1, m n is t s t o * r u n t r er i . a: 6 ; f l;;S b t e , AatotSitneittilt!init;iy.r,bi.,;aalt;tit.vl...e,ail I "; , " , c , • fs i s '' D il' a rd v i i.! l fi.r rr i t !' l. .: 4 l < t i cr j ai ! II C ", ;": 1: : :• ti }::g.ll4 r„ aprPre At Berehavan r ireiand, nn the ifith, , of Crovk Haveo, Esq, to tiouo i!", se -ontl - late Jottn of Lich, Esq. DIED. Gi -Y le e :tr rrr y l'nornm . 4,in ,Iptst-htstoPtlttl - gt"' "- 'r°, l 7.` s )2ariii.s spri iveil her I,iiiiimiatvily thr, , 4'' ,',, ,r; -( ; . At w;c1: and Ali.,in, to., 4 ee,.tershire. in t"e ''''". ' I ' 4' ~ "pi OIS Age, 14titt4d 1.-Jayne*, Esq' one of the oljo ' t otir ~,' of that Ginnie. • 01 e tilf. Ott Ftithiplast, INktriet riannertiiin, Esq. of 1,10'" ~",cp.lo° hottse v setond son of Thoause Etanneraist, Esq. "t '' -1- to Nert ii Brit sin. 1 it'e,,' On the Ptttli inst. at his twit:ills. rrinre's-A ri. et iZ A L i's' sqaar Wm e, James ils,, F. tate Surgeon to zbe l'•" 1- re CAI Ceirps. f { ll' Vriilfty 4 Barley-Wood, age'd 77. Mrs. E li :. NO ° ga 3 3 °f ( 11' ) 1 1: 1 S . t at t o r-m rd7y "- s i ii' l n ' t r i c ight, aged 10ei )..t* ro s s' Sssati tylets drs, /sirs. - _., 4, bog' 00 iN•.):}N : Priitte.d v 41.411.'01 .tiV.S. o° :10 1 .151. 0 0 anti ItnniiSittti SC Atil'rt" t , prol i tt '•-i;N-t)vr-ct E., No. .2. Strand: 34 ,1140 - tagents, Utiiers t Latcri (post-paid),&c# _Aust. uc _.— . --- „ BIiVIIIS. At Splenharn, neat, of Ascic. of ,t - • '' ll tilt' 'Ot.ll, :,fri. Cam Vaell ";:dc'''''t " Yeiter4o , ... 4 1 1 , azer I. d%' V e rnon's, V: , l'l'' ' ; . , Ht.l.its. : r; t(I III:A' ter ..,! 101' ," oill Tdtl`i"` ' '' ' ' r . ' Of Gdurge Tilini-v' ("" Bootilbi-Uttt, : , :,ter. ~e, I' l ,o , A I.w da-,, s•, 0 (t.„ .. r,i i l, , f Irincila el , , ,1- (' - ,el*,e4,lLe 1.„.,d; k J : ~..-, .. ..:',. '.,.,, , 144 ,,......, •A1ia'" 1 ' ti " ' :: tiaLt4hter. : , ...-- ... 41111111 EV. )i • - - I 'l if • • , • iv it( , On 0.4 , 2,1 of May. at 14tmati.A. t:aotaili 14 Ir '.' , ....r, - = +~°. ~.