The Sun. — London, England, 1815-11-06 00:00:00

') I THE LONDON GAZE't"J'ti'i, Nov. 4, 1815. TT - ar- ()glee, IVG v. 4, 1815. P.oial-Ilidares; the Prince ent has been pleased,. the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to ApprM'e.tvi file Paqk COnipanies of tire 194th bein;, , permitted lu•ht'ar 'on theirappoint ents (in addition to any.ol her badges 'or' devices winch may hare ht'en 'heretofore . granted t b 4; the' regithent) the 'word " Niagara: in ennsiderisiiim of 'the' and g•o,od conduct evinced 'by those Conipiries'in' hi ,►ction at z Ltinday's-Inne, near the Falts'of Niagara, on time 2•,;th .:n7y; 18'14, the whole of the campaign on the frontier; in the yea‘rlBl4.' .1 C-iazatte also iiotifie's the appointment of J. C. Col- Esq. as Sheriff I)epute of DlAmb;irtonshire: aml of 1;,..t0r M , Kenzie, as Lieutenant und Sheriff I'i . incioa.l of 110 s a %.]; T" r-affi . re IVO 4 Sils. , •••• I tat Ilegiment of Drinzonn fitutrds—To 1, f,"letttenutits . , Cor net, INT,'NV: tiiintley; brook, in action; Y. 0. vice' Le:itliaut,••preinotei'; V. T. Fi , v;, vice proinqtrit ; vice Ilatiiiitoll,preinotecli• T,, nric f•••>, J. -pciice'i;;L:coi•og-,Geiit.vcce Huntic , ! :; Jas. ' haio3nn , •Cient .)";:li Ditto, - I'lioninq to be Cornet, by Inc:chase, CrittV, promoted. •• -'• -" l';:tto of i)crignon s t , ', Quarter-Mnsfcr'Jolin Snlith to be 41.4 7 joti.nt (with the rank of t ;or vic'eSfiilll,e;,' kills tl in • • t - . • :.:..t . ,...:1. - • . , t,".l.l:itio, Corn ,t 41vnry aunter "to 'i)e I,4.liter:wit, whin it 1 .1;. , ..t.'1,,, vice E.valis, 'proinutil ht the 5111 ., \Vett, India rlt'giMent. • iset rtt , t-p&ts John BroVnn'Finch, Gent. by. put•cl:atzr;'rice Utt!tnes, tottintotetl; !S. P. Bagot, Gent. vice ,'miter. irato ; tiertjetint-Major trite Adjrrt;:tit (with. Cornet;, vice Clusiity; itt, - acti , ;l. 7tl; llittti, Lew.. CS, tit Work cste,, ft-o , llllle 14th . .. • L!Jit Uriatoolts, tt)!,e Licittettaltt., parcl,:stf; lutit Ditti);•-Liut. NVitliant-Dttittitrtotid, tmlit the 120 light ta he Lieurvriatit, Allitt.-Itara . 'Who ex- cb,fd;,res. • • • • be tientenant, Cornet St. Georgt- 11; Barry,, i llettie, killed in' itetion. I,irtit. C - .. 3. All'oghtttn, frmit krti Light raguons, rice Drummon , l, 'who exchanges. t ' Oftleig‘ VOltligetC MaNWell, the 333 ice. Lockhart, killed in action. F..erjeant-Nlajoi• -------tarrnt het vice Barry. • I !it}.l'invo, - Ctimet William Wilton to 'be T,ientenant,/tilit ottt:l'll.(ri•kose, vice the .Marquess of 'W eti vit i 'lo - tto-'llt Light I.)t;rgoons. John Gent. to be t.' , .:1-14•f;:t:ite Wilton. •• • • • 1 7th ('. Liackhouse, Gent. to he Cornet, by purchase, vii•c;;T:;trilittson, pronioted. • - Cornet Robert Vandelettr to be 'Lieotenint,•-with ((tit • proutoted - in qr . (' IC,trtai ; Enngit FratrelSlNesbitt ; front tire tid I , cicit, to be Nraiits.:.•:eur: - • • ni ever •,:lajo:- Thomas P. Ifaward to be 2.1aj0r,• by , c'•a - vice (. utelitr , , • pit . • . . ( .01.i,tri...11.111'11.egitul'ilt of 1:6ot (31.1:$rds, T,ieutenant I;eorg,e ~, t ( - Et! Dur,;(., f Leitti;u • Nist, vice Nl4gaii; Jour,: itJiu tt.t. dreiagrd :Id 14 (i c : i f. v .to b e E r , s i 4 „ , put( ~,Ise; vice - , Nesbitt, t.ititu tc l to ttte I :th • Watioti.tleat. ti b Etlsigil;''.,l pup- vice Ho Atio.refirei:. • , 491 i. .I);tti)—fo be Liviavoi , iits, TlVonils fi.:lllll%tl:s7th vice Moore; Avlio t•N••!‘ •,;••.'•• !. t." 411 1,1•: , ,u ; --•Eos4 . ..,11 JlaLf eta 'We roniotett. "•,,, fri;.nAlail-pay 1 , 001, to i. , , J Quartermaster-1:2i.; • •••I io • Qaarter-Mlister, ice Smith, ‘,l to Cite 1i.0.;. - a} Vet. Battahon. Cilst W. Smith to he Lichte!,aot, Nvithotit pur- Laa..,e,' vice Nangte, soprrseded; v,ithut.v. - - teaVr. frau , . hd;t-lloy .;; the to roe 1.:01.!:.41), vict Stoat,. Adiatalit half-pay or L), %ire FOzaLierly, - test its ttie Ist tkoyal - Veerao 86111 I/Mu—Lieut. Thoahis Ai. foylor, iro , o li.tlf-pay of the to ue'Liiluteihott, without porc!,a,e,Yict: CruiCr: 4.lcceascsi.. . , 40th Mitt , ;, Captain Wm. Masters, from the Royal African Corps, to be Captain of a Company, Vice Birch, who ex -changes. Wiii:Viney, Gent. to he 411sigti, Without Pur- ,- chase, vice Ziltilyieen.t.:, app9inted to the ;7th Foot.- 41s: DVilo—Alex. Caldwell, ki'ilitAp,be E11:3:411y by purchase, viee Towushenit, promoted. 42.e1 13itto- 2 16'6e Captains of Compabies, Copt: Thos. 11(1121 the' lit Wegt India 'Regiment, vice Morpliy, vx,ethanzefi. Lieutenant George Bertielcy, by purchase, Broch t promoted: T,4 Em purchase reign Fleury Hatton, vice . • . . . , • I.lth Ditto—Ensign James Christie to he . Lieutenant,. vice hided' iii aciiou. Cnristopher Savage, Gent, to • be race 410 Dtuo—t;r.pt. `\V. iii. \Nothing, from half-pay of the Ile igiment, tb be Captain of a Company, vice Gray, appointed to the Gth LoyatVeteran tiattaltou. 491RDitt..), - Surgeon Alexinder .t.l'Lachlita, from half-pay of the till Foot, .to be Sul gebn, vice - Korb, who exchanges. 54111;Ditt0,. -- Eosign Biirroxes.Kelly;from the 92d Foots to be Losigh, vice M‘LiLiilin, who exchanges. 57,th Ditto;Lieutenarlt-colonel lailseAlen,"froni the Sth West India Regiment, I.i; he Lient.-Cutionel, vice Smyth, who ex changes. ' Licutenanaieorg:e Sayer; Trom half-pay .of the ' 31211 to hpLitatteitaut, tce . W• 110 exehunges, teem the tinhaTn!2e. • 157th• Ditto, Lieutenant Hugh Moore, from the 19th Foot, to Ite - Lieuteuan.„ . - Vice Ilionilton wri,t - ex•ataes . . '''Offr . Dit to, Captain Charles fratu the 86th . Poot, to he Captain of a Coinpany, vice Ciiativ.'ick;'•;OnVexchiinges.' (ttli Jilttu—To• he Captains of ConipaPies, uithuut pti4'elia4e, Lit•ntenant R. J. Lestie, from the 7.9:1) Toot, vice Seymour,. aprointed to the Ist Lice' Gitrik. Lieutenatit Tristram Care} - , from I to Foot, vi,e i uiii, pl.:ced upon halt . -pay. To lie i.ientquants,l4:3 , 4iga "Lioinas wit inint purchase, • vice Trcsson, promoted. Lieutenant. Ww. Steele, front the 72a Foot, vice Humphreys, : who exchanges. TO be EfiSign, Francis Moore, Gent. Vice Ab,-11. tisd Ditto, Quatter-Master-Serjeant John Day to be Quarter.. !;aster, vice Nugent, decea stiff. 6‘;',11,1)111,0, 1 - 1. Thompson to be Captain of Co.Jpany, vice `Bartow, • deceased: I,;nsign Jotepli Gunn io lit: lieutenant, Vice Thompswi. b ii — Assistit-su-r, , consi.ilospitat-#Nsiistants, George Dun .l,,tp,„ vice ehiui bell, „deceased,. and Ilugh Cumnitglawe, vitt:: Morse, deceased: . ' • • 71st 'Ditto; Quavier-MaSter Thomas/Coulson, ftom the Re tired List pf tile - 4th Dragoons, to .1;e, Quarter-Master, yice Gavin, who excha;tges. . 7211 'Lieliteliant John I-Ininphr4s, frtird the Giptli.root, to be vice Steele, wirier ';''icliatfige:4. 7711 t Ditto, Ilreiet :.'il4jor George Wesleott to. be Major, with „•;t ;/11a-chase, vici; V•tidti, Appointed an Iftspecting Field c,r of :t Liiintenant Jid i n 1,) tft Capiain of a Cutopaiii, vice Westc:ott. .A . rsio4 3 .to.be Lit .rice is:Frey. Ensig:olll,l 1)e S,tliil ro , ;)1", to be - .E1 . 1..ign, • 3 t, Elisign Yonge 1 ,. .)1}e Lieutenaat,•withont vice Crowe, ,who retires. ' "ii; Alexairder M'Crae, 'from-half-pay of liritaintiques;-ithout purelfase, rice Lang ton, who i eslgns. Itubert Warren, Gent.' by purchase, Tice `f,ml:;e. , • ••:, • . • , - gull; ifitto,sCaptain James Chadwick,. from the Foot,ito ' oe Captain of a Company, vice Itiebartliton, Who e.tich.angts: ant!. :‘tljutant S.taiuel Fisher to ht•kve.the r e oili tii Li!utet. , ant. Ittl.ite, to be Lieutenant,, chase vice I)n' - ern, Foolottl. John ttere, Gent. to iie Nice At • • f.42:1 llitto, Eti,.*:.n..ilexandcr ,Mach•nthlan, front the 54th Foot, ft, be Ensign. ; race Kelly, who exchanges. • . • Le-1.0,114W'; George . MV.Ciilty, from half-pay of ; tint 1 Cv bt.. 2;ie,atnant, \-ke Macp:icesun, W•fio -elimt- - e.s. • , - ffldt ti Ditto, Ensign. Kelly out purelot•se, vice li.attltin, sup:pc:let -1 k Oticliztrtl yitylor, be Ensign, lice Kelly. Ist":Vest India Regiment, C:iptain I`,ernnii.l-11TurpIty, froth the .134 Foot, to be Captain (4 a'Company, vice Hay, who, ex-, ckamres -Issistant 7 Sur4eon li. 2tPereery to bt......titirgeon, vice - Keane, deeetised: ' 4th Ditto, Lieut. 'Tliontpon to be Captain' of a Com paily,:viee Maclean,. deceased:' stl, Ditto, Colonel .lolls NugentStnyth,,froun the .r . ,)th Fout,, to be Lientenant-Volottel; viee Allen, %vim - exchaves. 4th Cerlon *Regiment', Assi,tattf-Sttr'g't on John Cassidy; front thc tub Foot, to to t t\s•slt3tant-Sure,ettup - vice . -Raiusay,. Ap puiutcd un the Static . • • • `,23 Clarrisonllattaitni---tnsign tiOis. Walsir,, from the :5.,•:), Foot, to I,e Lieutenant, vie - e Moran, appointed to the 2d Ro'va I Veterin'llattillion: Thomas Farrell, Sent. to ke Ensigli, vice Fitzizcralti, 'Nhose trppointment•tuts not tilken pluee. ' . , , 3 , 1 Ditto —JolnOlOore, Gent. to be Quarter-Master. Ist ROval Veteran Ilattalino.—To be Lieutenants , Quitter wasier James FazaOilietly, froia the 33d Foot,. Ligitte- , want S. C. Bowen, frolirthe 39th Foot, Vice Moss, pla,d upon the retired list. ' - ' : . •• 2d Ditte, Lieutenant A. Moran, from the 2d Okrrison Batta lion, 46 be tieutenanf. . 7th Ditto, MajOr P. D. Fellnwe,s from the late :ld BoyM ye t,ran F.:malign, to he - .'sla:',Or, vice Inklatols, VaceiP up4ll the, lle;ired List.. Syr:le-mu James kyles, from the 10th F, Ot, to be Ens - ign,, , vic!: NVood, ttecease.L , Sth 1);tto, Quartte-Matter James Viggott,•PrOnt the hilt Feat • to be Lienti.nant. • AfriCan Corp, Captain RiChafd Birch, frOni the 4lLth Foot, to be Captanfof a Coailiany, vice .:Nlas,tei . s, who ex elm gc 1 . 1 44 ‘V;iggon Train, John Troeie, Gent. to he Cornet, vice 'Furrier, promote... • 13 rtl , :irEl-NlAjov tri7W , of the SEtit Foot, to.be Lieu- tenant-Colonel in the Aroit , . DC be Mal6rs the Army, Captain Thoiftas Lampliet, - of tli Oth Foot.. Capt., Francis Campbell, of the sth Foot. STAFF.-4-11orici! Nrker, Clerk, f►om haft-pay, 0 ht . :. Chap- lain to the Forces. - • Captain Mark John Mpllov, of the 12th Foot, to he Inspector :i.ud the Mauritins, with the milli of 7 ;3;i3iir, to the Army, vice ‘..;arroll; .who r6s . !gus e Lieutenart, Peter Stmirt, from, half-pav its yf Crtliting Distrait, to he Adjutant at the York sta, vice Watson, ap9iiinled Fort Major at Plymouth. klosyrrAL 5.r.117.-Stirtf-Sitr‘eon Augustus West to be De . piny Inspector of lio•Titals with the,Portuguese Forces only. The King's German Legion. Ist Regiment of Lieht,l3l - agoons, Cornet Win. Jones to he ' Lientynaot, vice Sprehach,' placed litgron haif-pAv.: Hans Christian' von Gent. to be Cornet, vice ili'te.s. Rd : Ditto, - Lieutenant Augirstais Poten to be GiptAin of a Troop, vice Lenthe, placed upon half-pay._ .Yerdinand.von Berger, Gent ; to ha Cornet, vice Voss, placed uPon half ' pay." 3d 7iiegiment of Hussars, Deichmann, Gent. to he Cornet,:vice litnek, whose appointment hiss not taken place. Ith ',Litt:llion of the • Captain \t illiamDelias,;r , iii the 7th i3att li iti of the Line, to he Major, vice lleh, placed . - upon bait- p%l;':, • -• dth Ditto ; • Litut. Mathias Dohs to 1). ‘djutant, vice Sebau- . mann reigns the Adjutantcy only. 7th Ditto, Eiet)t. de I=l to be Captain of a Com pany,. vice Belli.-, peoMoted in the 4th Battalion of the Line: 'Ensign William viol. LOsecrie to be T,ieetenant, rice charks• von Langwerih, Gent.' to he Ensign, Bth 1?-itto, Lieut. Lewis.Barocr Hodenliere, to be Captain,Of a Company; vice. F' Bl2'etter, placed nluin half-pay. De Roll's Iteginient.—,•Ku-iy,,n (11:ales (iin;:ins - 16 he Lieute nant, with:int De Mny, Lewis • De Vottenlwrg, Gent. to be Ensign, vice C.s:l;Ziti . S• Sicilinitegitnent,.-7-I,ietttenatit and ~ ,Wsivtant F. l itlatt to be Captain of Cotninug', w,ithout purense, vice clur- rnont. Watteville's Ileziinunt.:—Caot.'.lolin Clernow, trouf half pas of tlve. 41!,t Foot,. to be . Captain of. a Coinp . auy, vice ltrhnctCr... :.11:316it.i.,ND.,Nt.---I,ieutt;nant H. M. 'WilliAms, "who reFig•ned his - i-etninissidii - in the 90th root, is renrstated itt rank..— Deputy-As,,isiant-Cotinnif,-itry-General .1. L. I.lcnsitigtcn re siglit(l co,nlisiion the '2. 7th .1t;ly, 1 - tll.;.—The appoint nientof Anthony er, Gelit. to he Lornd in tins I:tth LiAt Driigoofts, the Gazette of 9th Septcuther •bas not talien.phice. . . . The utidernien;ioned Orticers are snperse.de4, being absent y,ithmit leave Qnaffet-111a'S.te9 Coonll;,C)fthe.s7thFont ; Ensign lli:lon, of the 58th Foot; Ensig - n Le 'Gen:fit Reynolds, t.rf the 6-sth Foot. •'' •• Er.RAT;), Fn the Cozvttes of 7th Julie, 1814, 23111 FcbrtiarY, alyd irl Scoember last, and t4til L tiptu. tir'evc,t—for Freaerich rranche; , io tYr 7.1a30t in the Al'n'Ty, LC AI Captain Frakis Francilesslii to he Majtfr the 'Attuy - • 9tithyoqt---Fov Ensign James Abbott ..to bc.:Lientellant, without purchase, vice Williams, who resi;:tts, James br. I..ieWvv.ant, 1 0 . 2t1 Alar tU he ,read John islaclVitlim», ("rot. to ne Ensqy. • Bqtl Gent, 'to Le Ensign,• read John liunie Haft, to be, Ewign. BANKRUr rcy. SUPERSEDED. Jacob Make; LiklAcy, ClouctNtershire, simplu'eper. JititlC3 Ott rileatl, Harhp - gliam-Eaves, Ltiicaillire;-cottoa- Roth' .';'::zit Stuart, Brooti-Street-Polot, Portstnonth; victual- Gc , ,-;;:e Fraser, Brixton, and CroActi-Ltnc, Canaan,-street, hula'-factor. fannei - . Gauntlett Clarke, Dasifighall-street,; BfaCki•ell-Hall-factor. "tANkittukrs. Ruth Eliza. Stuart, troad-Street-Point, Portsmouth, ler, to sin - 021 . 0er Noveinber Hi, t-tine, 1,, at 'Oeven,•and• December itl at oar, at -the Cmincil Chamber Of the Old: Town :la Partsmoath. Attornies, Mr. Briggs, E, f ,t eX ... stx cet, Strand, or Mr. tlowaril, P,Ortsca. John tell, Fotheriev Bet, and Thomas Bell, -Wings , , Inervbants, Nc.wembe.r 13, 14, and De-. ceinher IC, at Ctecen, at the George Inn„ Icingston-tipon- Attornics, Mr. Ralphlis, Chaneery-laite, or Messrs. %win and Seholt-field, Samuel Bratld ck, Mtiorliiich,-Somerse!shirei baker, Novem ber 1.1, 18, and Deceinher IC, at ten,, at the i 'Ct ()Nen Bridgwater. .A.ltarui,,s, si3julk aq(l wliter, orMetsrs. Blake, Conk's-court, Carey-street. Edward Carey, Bristol, itterehar,nt, November 14, 15, and Dvestilicr IG,*at ten, at the Commercial Rooms, tri,:itol. Attornies, Mr. Ilenry ,SmOt, Bristol, or ,Mr. StiZple Lin. • • ThOmas Cawston, cattle-jAber,' November 15, 18 - ,. and December J 6, at five,-at-the Whitt; Swan Inn, Nm - wie:ll. Attornies,. Mr. Saggers, Crosbv-square, or Me'ssrs., Marsh and Barna, tank-strl,et, 'curtsl Ii _ _ Hoory Whyers;•Steinesheatl,. LuieornAi re", grocer, November 1,0, 14, 13UttlletTtnber 16, at eleven, at the. Red Cow Donint , don. Attornies, Mr. Hunnings,_Donington or Mr, Lowden;_elemerit'S - Ino. Richard Feks,•l3iinifoti•on-the-Wafer, Gloucestershi re,' tim ber-merchant, November 14, at stwen, 15, ond•DeCeinber Id; at eleven, at the Frog. Mill lnn, Sllipton,Sollers., At tortiies; Mr. S. N. Wretlitli, Lincoln', Inn iNew-scptare, or Mesrs. Gkvinnett 'and-Vatter:son, Cheltemharn. William' Whitford, Saint Philip ancljatol), Glonces - tershire, victualler, Novembee.'29; :0, and December 10, at ,eleven, at the kummer Tavern, Bristol.: :Ittornies, Messrs. Da>: and Siidij Dottghty-street,. or Messrs. Boynton, Bristol._ Francis Oakley, Hereford, woidstapler: November 20, SI, and Biecemt;er 16, at . eleven, at tile—Rummer 'rivers,. Bristol. Attoi - nieS; Messrs. - Pricd Lincoln's ; Or Mr. \V. Hartley, Bristol. . • John Elveielt, Wakt field, - Yorlishire, picture-dealer, No-.•e.m ber 7, at one, 18, and December at eleven, atkinildholl, London- , Atfortlics,'Mesers.'Longdill and' Bette-rti'etd, Gray's Inn, :: • - • Willbun• llatris,• Bend ham, Suffolk, rot-ash-n.)1;1 ttfactnrer, November 7.; 18, and • December 16, at eleven; at 'Guild, ball, -I:mndon. ritwrtoty', Mr. Palmer; Bernard's Inn, 1-101bort, • Charles Hamerton, Wansford and Peri() Mill, Noithant pton shire, paper-tuanufaitturer, Novembei 7 - ,"18, and Decem ber 16, .at one, 4 Guildhall, Landau. -AttornieS,:MesSrs. Freame anti Elect, 7,7, - -"free-court, Temple. Joint Giay, hardwareatan, November 11, 18', anil liceember .16, at twelve, at' CTttlltHrall. Attornies, . Messrs. Lodington and Half,. Secondaries' Office, Temple. Vorster (gar, Newmarket, .drugej,t, November 81, and Deceraber 16, 'at eleven, at Guildhall, Landon. Attarne?; Mr. Hanharn, -Piazza Chambers, Covent-garden. ' Lyoli• Lee, Nte'S-Hea.44-alley, 'Cornitill, merchant., Novern, ber 7, 18, at eleven,. and Dt•coulter 16, at oite, at Guild -1 all. Attorney, • Mr; Smith, ,Dorset-street, Salisbury sqnare. r James Jameson 'and Jt,sepli Little ,Cideed-slrect, 1 - 144. horn euach 7 ataliers, Noyeeibt•r 7, 18, at eteve::,.. and Pe ' eclat: et (6, at 06e, at Gitiidltall. Attaruey,"li;lr:tangleb, Clrarlottc-street;dford-Square.: • ' • ' - 'Al exan d e r solon.ion and pavid Solirmon, Crown-court , Threadneedle-street, merobauts, November 7, 1), - ,: i nber 16, ..t Itvelve, at. Guildhall. Atftirilev; < Isaacs, Bury-Street, Saint. Mary-Ax. James Daly, 14s e?. - , dealer; 'NoN'erulier T 4, at Oriel 21, and December 16, at twelve, at Gni _London.-- AttUrnev, Mr. i'legnev; Gray's 1'1)u-square. Sta.l)l::y, Cheapsidei scale-maker, INovember 14, 21, and December IG, at ten, at Guildh all. w Attornies, 14ic5,11.91:)1,4§(nA via Clzttrtia - i'' ) l l W s squarc ; .. , Vithain iletV,.rave; ti'rk'ailT2.llen-street, Linenln s-Inn-fieltis. 1 bi.a;st : finnnier., l'`.4)VinlibCl' 11, and December 16, at twelve, tJtilldball.• Attorney, Mr. T. Gridith.,•4oeatlan-- Mone-builaiags, .1-I 01b0rn...., :Toseph IlentOtt Sims; Bishof is ;ate-ttrect halier dasher, November 14, at, o ne, gl, Itn4 Deceinber W, at. twelve, at Gttildball„ Attorney, Mr. Cole, ('ateaton-street,.aolin ' C;etirge Moo - yen, Savage-cardens, broker, Norember '7, 13, and Decembet le, at ten, at Attorne;:, Mr. Young, Charlotte-roW, Mansion-barite. • • • • Israel 11.01113 n,, ItoWford4mildings„ •Ferielmrch-street, coal merchant, November 11, 13, and Perembel. at ereven, at GniLlhal. Attornies,- Messrs. Hooper and I,eaelnuan, c3enr.i.e-streeti Mansion-horitfe. ,Ina 1t oiloir; t 1 fixton fields, nttrservman, 'November 11, anti 1)..e11,i._•r HI, at twelve', at 6nll.tlliall. Attornies, Ni••• , ; Collins, Waller; 'and Sem,' Saital-square. • Charles William Vi i ne Brewery, Lamin-tb, brewer, Noveafer 7, at one, IS,- and Decep•tfer ta, it.ten, at Attorney,, Barmtrd i sti Thomas Smith, Wood-street, Chea•,,itle, winebousetnan, NoVernber 'lt; yen. 15, • al, one, and 13ecentliee 16,, at eleven, at '6'61.1117111. :`:ltarnies, Mr. Anhott, Chan cery-lane, or Messrs, - BYg - rave 'and•Goodwin, nftfii . fr,,N6S. Non. 23. J. M4 . vis,l3irmingharn, tzrocer—Not - . 25. F. SSe:S selhy. Yo./:shires ,brewer-- 7 Nor. IL. Harrison, sell. ISt a laviibead; brandy merchant--•NOv. 11. A. M'Craith,toi‘yr 13r.00k-st OA, . Uypsrtqlf pr-s ! ci ~,vint, m erchant-7.-Nov. It. C. Biel hole 11...der-tve, Matl;--tan'e, merchants—Moir. 25. JAMB', Ll i thersett,•Norfolk,,eng-ineer — Dec... l2, . Wart h , Leverington, Canil,ridee, Iri. ~1. Fletcher, W4r li , lirolter•Dee. ; Red I.hin-st line,e-di or—.,llec. 9. IL runes, Cheltenham, lace -28. S. "men, Woodstock, drnee - ist=Nov. 23. J. and Comnltc.,,y..Shadivell-dock, coopers--Dec..3o, L. May tin, Maidstone, vici.i.i",;—Nov. 25. sV. Wilson, Kent-road, bricklayer—Nov , Ilienrics, Old City Chambers, mer chant—Nov. 11. W. Altham, To'.:7...:?liselard, broker— Nay. 45. J 1 F. Schroder, Jun. Crutched-tilan.. merchant. • CERTIF[C.VI'ES—;for• 25• A. FOIC, jun.. Plyronuth,'ship-ownerr. I-Totve, Poplar, fionr-factor-lt. Gregory, Old Jewrv; insnrance-broker—T. Warner, Hatton wall, grocer—.T. ilroAks, Holborn, sachller- 7 T.,Crnyadill, Rusgiarrow, M,illi-strget, baize-factor n.brtv S;tow•-on-the-Wol(1. BasVett, Slier , , d , le-malier•.--It. Spooner, Corn hill ,'•woollen-draper- , -H. F. Heron, Hutlilcrs:ield, wool-factor. • • PATITNERSIIIPS I)ISSOLVED .1. Ruck and .1. Herl:ert, St. Dutistan's-liill, wine ni?r clrants--B. J. Vickers and J. Ciressey, Kirton,.. in Lindsey, Lincolnshire, brick-ushers—A. Coolies and E. Dann, Lon don', insuratice7lirOliers=A. - Robinson and J. Wilson, Cocker month, ,Cunih'erland, wine inereliants—E. and A. Brown, deMers toys-0. and 'J.• Blake, Liverpool,. merchants—J. Ambler ;ant Parratt, sen. Bradford, York- ; shire, worsted-spinner:—E.. Wiltheivand Sir:Wright, Princes street, -Satio„ 'upholsterer's wtvelnasensan—sl. Homer and G. Collis, Birrninrtont•a. saddlers' ironmongers—U. Parr and Buchlersbury , jun. and:' W. ('..•,tns , .on, flarwich, l_itcliers 7 —G. Upton, IL E. S , jitT, and It. ! .4 clon, Queen-street, Ch'capsite; nil and co !oilmen—A. C. hman and. Blake, Iligli.4treet, Shad well, printers—P. T. Favre, L. Mal-telly, and J. De-I'li geryti., Old Brtrul , •street, brokers—E. Fogg, W. Birch, .and J. Iltunpson, Manchester, wholesale grocers. • • LONDON INSTITUTION. - 0 11 Saturday vast the. foundation . -Stone' of the new - building for the Loudon Institution was in the Amphitheatre, - .ll ool fi e his "P,e Lord Mann Lord•Carriu , 'ou the President of the Llstitution„and ;A grefit body of the Metribers, - atteuded. 8 1 7 - 13?:n the insctip tion was read 4 •which recorded the (1.4.te of the Lice,' the .Lord Mityor„addtessed. the meeting, on the great purpose:.uhich it was intended to servo, .tail the magnifitent - prospeCts which it held out. ---He droll made - 9016C observations ()iv -the glory s ,, ch a...work ivAltdd re - ilect ildl tite.city:of London, . and on the i n ti nv lte connexion Q.:16c1; subsisted between tic cultivation of science and the pros perity of •conimerce, • concluding with• a prayer. that .the.wetropolis of the Empire - . might!. coin illue as celebrated for the,extent of the one . as for the :success of the other.' Inc company met at the City of London Tavern at' half past two o'clock in the afternoon, .and went' in proce.sion to the .ground in, Moortields. Thence they returned to the :cavern, where an g inannral oration was de livered by:Oh;:i116 Butler, Esq. Orr the connexion' 'of literature, science, and the arts with commeree,:.. and on the assistance whiarttoy mutually lend to • each other.—At six oYlock a nuinerotis assent blage-ofthe proprietors, and strangers invited .On the occasion, sat . down to dinner, the Lord Mayor in tite chair. In the course of the evening, after' the usual loyal and patriotic toasts were given, the •healths'Of the Lord Mayor„of-Lord Carting ton, of the originallounders, of the Institution, of the Sheriffs:4 London, of Mr. Butler, and of the `T Preside . nts, were drank with applause, and the'' severally returned their thanks in suitable speeches. '• A new political journal entittled the Vigilant, haS made its ;4ppeatunce at the lia' , zue. It is said to-, coi4 tain,' a,..g0011. deal of ori.zinal discussion, which Jew of : the ,Datch ,journals indulge beim.; altost exclusively confined to articles of intelligence copied frOin other newspaperS. J.'l"3;reli etrid boirdEng, who were convicted at the last septet-t.il!er; Old Bailey Ses sions,., on an indictent chargiu4 them with con, spiting to• male a man a bankrupt, With a view to `defraud his ete'clitors, unclerwent at part -of their sentence, liy , standing from -twelve to oue-o'clock an: tlke pillory, in ,front ol Ou mount ing the platform, the}'.mwed to the populace, and made a Similar 'obeisance on the compktiou of their hour. . Tire sentence of I.U4dciocks, who ..was found gni:ty of for;zing• an indorsement to a bank post bill, at the . oleßailey SessiOdS, on NlOndy last, has 'been respired, incomicquefice - of doubts being entertained - of the. correctness. of the. fru-1, of in die.; went upon which he was.tried. Those Who are lingering under painful and o b..' stinate Disraes, must 'feel a pleasure when they • are informed that Dn. Coorna, and three Surgeons . of thirty, y,cars..e)qierience, in Strictures, Fistulas, Debilities, and Scrofulous Disea s es, hAvc esta-: blished a Medical Board at Charlotte-housc, Great • Charintiestreet,iippnsite the Rev. Rowland Hill's - Chapel, Blackfriars'-road ; by whom. the Public are cured without sa;ivation or confin_ement. The Institution claims the attention of those who have attenipted the cure,' or who have consulted illiterate men, whose improper. treatment _have ruined thousands. Ertiptions on the head, face, and body, - ,Sdi'e throat; inotith i - and . nose, noise the ears, swellings in•'•the neck,. dimness• of sight ; stricter es,,paius in : the bead and limbs, fre 7. pristaken ~iar ? rheumatism ; wcai-r.ness Fthe knees, iipa es on the shin . bones; sw d elie eles, &c. s y m ptoniS which:apiie;fl yeattql,er , and too o f ten einhitters the Inatamoni.ilystate. ,2 - Me . s§rs• VOona and Co. are consnlrcd - daily , 1.4 " .1 ". of people, from t wekie till eight precisely and give adi'ice graiis, on Tuesttu'y,•"l'hursday, anti Sunday inori t in 4s , till twelve o'clock. A door round the corner; apd private rOonts for ftaNi's, LAW INTEE,r,i6ENcg. OURT 0.7 CHANCERY, Nov. 4. Thq LORD CqANGELLOR informed the Dar, that be shperd sit Irotri 'day to day till he had V C Itti:mgh the list of petitions in bankrupt ple,„' that were answered to tbe.present day, He' sho uld then proceed to hear appeals,. and. tursh'er titinsA till the Ses . sion nt Parliainent COminencedl and:shoulA take motions only On 'lhursdayg: tiucl Of the bankrupt.petitions as - reciuired morel fonemon dispatch, or were of course, efiiii (l info the Vice Chancell.or',s paper ; and he shoul' fix One daYln the week los. hearing Inch harlul ig . petitions as Should he referred to 'his Lordshiii from the Vice Chancellor. EX-PARTE SIR GREGORY -PAGE TURNER, IV 11144 MATTER OP TUENEn. for gr.Ltnetr. ' said, this. was an appliCatiOn o'., having the Commission of Lailacy .against - S it , Gregory, Page Turner. superseded.. It ; v,as : tg general consent of the family that the lunatic w 3l .c i now Onipletely recokreds. -- "fherd was u'C ons6l7 ., tar ion of the Physicians, however, to tak e on -Monday, Kud. his-L.ntalship would. c-plO r ' li ef e to let the_ matter.stan , t,over till r•iday nvxr- Physicians were . Sir' Henry -I.l4lford and.no,t9F..gt Munro; - The Lord Chancellor.- accordingly ordered` th e matter. to static! over till,F.r.iday. ~ : I NSOLVENT DMITORS WURT. On Saturday Jail, Mr. Serje•ant RuNtll:l5GT°-; ;,-ave his clecisitni ill the inipor6iit Case th• - . •;• , :risfliction lit the 6:teti't Iron' - the 'CY° w "' 111 the case o: !lie King against Smith. •Thiov js 11°1 first case of this which, came befor e ,tlie 1 ; solvent Debtor's Court: Th e particulars of it ,' ve a as follows ;—The prisoner, ....'unSmitl;; -- ch the -benefit, of the Act, 'Peal oPPa sed ° Mr. Nolan, the junior Coun , el for .11:4(%":i:, upon the ground of his bent within the scat ` ir • - the ,fifty-first clause, xviddi o;c:hided debtors on' e a the Kings .extent from discharge. :Ir. in evidence, that Messrs. North, ilatnsdeu, 3 11 1 '. ( c , owed a large debt to the Crown -tar 1)".„,14 duties incurred them ; and it also APPeisolo ' i. that the prisoner was .indebted to theto which they had paid for him to the Cotto"i tjt:lo. in Chief. The Crown having es ire ato for their - debt, they solicited air exten t t he against 'the prisoner, which was graated, w o King can by lawlitir4te the claims of Cr • e debtor to the third degree ; and upon that '',ld be was now in custady, and the Plaintids org" .. fall bar to• his discharge. ' . , • t tetV The Court, in an elaborate judgment; oil th e: the validity of the obit-etion, and re.tuaude be prisoner, recommending at the same time , ' tli.' t t f o r Lords of rhe.Treasury might accept paym e! ! ' i t o the prisoner's debt (1001 ) , at the r ate ut ‘ 2 ' ) year, with . proper security. • C A, O rE IT L E „ 1 11 :. '5 .,, 1N QU EST. . . THE keDOl7ll.-STRVrti 0 l it Yesterday L evening ii, IntrisifiQu was 1" e A. 4 , tl ., i n e Black Lion; Berwick -street, Soho , bY t 4 t-i LL, Es c , i the Coroner fur Westininst, t''' ac t! remains of - -the bodies of I. A. F. :..:evio"' ;r .,,'' s " eightand _ Ycars. i . A.:lary...Seym*.tir, due I Sig .7„:lrs",•' vt 1 , 1 1, 1 0 k i srances Maria Seymour, aff,'.ed( low' J-1 0 3' .11. n lost their lives in the dreadful c"nifbill4l3l-INir" l :ardour-street on Thursday il wrn:l)-• I)er ly.. Sa muel 1 , ;41ee dFposed. th at he „.„ s junior Pa rt t l ita t .. ith Mr. Seymour, his brother -la-14w i acid ' c, they carried . on the business of survcPl's On i_ i r rpenters; at No. 79, ‘Vardottr-stree.to:ii eso.:l " Cdocstlay tight they retired to bed. " - i ti A t i lr..,,. s a y, oelol youngest s fl: V o i c l o e i l:, i i s d le it l with e p i. t i t he il and Mrs.. Seymour slept in the front rOom °I " dot Las maid. About two o'clock Mr. Se Y ill • if . . „to -. Las , awoke i by the smell of smoke., ll o ' I- t s - nod" alarmed witness, who came do wn stall s ' a i : e l g°' mg the lower part of the house inflantesi-:,;,,g. 1 ! ),) again, and prevented those who weo;,c()--- • i ii • ar down, except Mrs. Seymour, who rushed ((?' lit , the front garret, ant.,_t'be, tile s treet -door: ancr.l:teilitliele.iiilll));l(tl::: clothes, and had no time to dre3S, Li C°ll ;;‘,9 : ' quence of the rapidity with which the fir j e ttie f. burning ; he next alarmed the servlitas, ai ll ' ps o all got out at the garret window over t he ,i'itv 11)Pet-wall- Having also 'given the al'lr-,),.. ~the ,strect, the watchman catna, when ? 4 ; l.s ' , t tuov Motu' opened the street -door. "Y 11). :,; 1 0 5- . the - flaines had got a-head, and_ it' Wl' , i t 'y.•-•-• 4 2 . 1 , ..i1e to attempt to sire anyof tile P: 1 :i f ooro n tl n e m c g li e d rp not know what became of ;Mr s " -'fiLgiroo until she was brought to Air'. Fafkcets, t '''' t hree . h i [(ken. i n W z i h t e ne t s i s t; t ll l ° te s t t t (...etiritestso Litsbl::::icrebtie.°errliteliaer; round the v•eighbourhooci; but in valo ; •'' w hen about_ them until that nothing al,LI tlie the two elder were dug out of the 's't.oielocli: ii t abOtit Oil •• . youngest child was also dug . i ttie , the follat • • ^ " hs W ere C' ving afternoon: Their l'"' - . r ies. -i but they. exhibited most dreadttil•sll"'3"-sistzioe, neighbours arrived, and rendered el'eY '''' s alc ir as .did Several engines. Notwithstandita.t gia; efforts , tt:e premises were burnt down' .i! 1 - a , I , 0: hour. Wht accasioned this stl calaalityi.ioi,. not know, but he conjectured the hrc . co l ie v o catetl to the wooden beam in the chinineYpri;g!,...., a copper . tinder which a tire Was le ,ft 1?"1111. ft , c df 'Tie Ce'vroner, in his charoe to the*Jiiry, (.15e,i,ci that the unfortunate cirenmstanc4 'Was Vitcrned• d"z-31,7--in which . th ey eonetirred,...od recut., their verdict accordinaiv—.-ilccidei4tal.pe'd • MARRIED. ~, 1) c i d.ra_Ougpi.lFt'erritioatt ii.l:::::::joSite.piC:rleyr: ittteecatdoirrn7; tt.ht.e_:ii:::_caoil- •-i.rilkis, jUn. Viear of Studliao., liedfordsbit.e, to 1110,4104... tog. E : s O i. n o t i b i e ) 3oth tt,l,t,, at•ljavrpel(l:...l.)6: (:ra ce, John rreder.iciSF°tt' .: ..,,:i'ilesSallre clay, at Nine' Elats, aged 60, Wil l ' t 1 „ octori A;oninions.a.red 47- rtti On the (2d inst. 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