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FLANDERS MAIL. 111GUF. OCT. 44. , * c cozen CHAMECE OF THE STATES GENERAL. • " SITTING OP OCT. 24. After the approbation 'of the Proecs Verbal, `Message from the K:ng 'was read, by which bit **Majesty transmits to their High Mightinesses an authentic copy of the Convention concluded at 'London the 23d - Afloat this year ; ratified on the . -Za of the same month by his Majesty the Xing of the Netherlands, and on the 28th of September by his Alajesty the Xing of Great Britain, con cerning the commerce with the Colonies in the West Indies ceded to Great Britain in 1814. The advantages stipulated by the different Articles of this Contention are of a nature to demand the re gret which the cession must rattntally excite. All the inhabitants of. the Netherlands actually pos sessing plantations in . Demerara, Essequibo, or Berhice, or to whom these plantations are mort gaged, as well .as those who shall acquire them hereafter, have, and shall have, the right of na .•igation and commerce there upon the same foot ing as the subjects of his Britannic Majesty. They are permitted to employ there, till the end of the year 1321, ships, the owners of which are sub jects of his'Majesty the King of the Netherlands, xvitlioitt distinction in respect to the place where they have heen built, and without any limitation in regard to the sailors by whom they are manned; tint after• the expiration of these said five years, this trade cannot he carried on except in vessels built in therNetherlands, and of which the Cap tain and three-fourths of the crew must be sub jects of the Ring of the Netherlands. The King retains the right of fixing both on the importation-of the productions of these- Co lonies into his European States, and upon the ex poltat on such iiutit•s . as .he may think tit ; the eat ties Ic' led in the Colonies shall be the S3me for the trade of the Netherlands as for that of Great . The. King's subjects, proprietors. in .the Colonies, shall have full liberty to.,go•there at 4 rein*. and to disc ose of their pronerty at their. re ; larsriv, the Society called, Society of 13er bio,- 31-1101 recover possession of.the four planta. tious, of it rents &priced twenty years ago. The Chamber, coaformahly to the 58t.h article of the Constitution, received,tke ioessage ; the Con Ventifin is to he - printed,.di:iiributed to the Mem bers, a.id deposited in'l.he ared.ves. NTWERP., oc)r. 20.—Twn cartfoge*Sladeri with pictures-arrived here to-daY,:ilorn Paris Y ,' and were nnio:tfled at the hotel of the''Gesverninent. Th - ey are part of those taken front nolland -by the French 2) years ago, and will be embarked for the Hague. W.e expect 'in a short time-those•he -longing to our city, , The 18th of October has not been celebrated in Saxony; there was, how ever, a ,olenni,nas.s.performed at LeirSie iii ,entn inetriorAtion,of thi.; great day. The whole cere- Jnony wss root-Med to this ; people folloNyed•their usual lah, , urs to the afternoon, •, Leirsic, OcT. 16 -- . —The .Giand 'Duke Con -st:tittute has passed through here this night on his Avav to . Poland. f3. , o;LE, OCT. 15.—The passage of Austrian Couriers from France is, very grotto Ail declare there is a gre9t and daily increasing fermentation in diet kingdoM. The private accounts confirm too munch this state of things ; and the Oft.ert v.-ho return, fear that- after the departure of the foriign troops.serions disorders will take place. EOL, OCT: 16.—The 'Emperor of Austria is to be int ..tite.l9di at inspritek. BRUSSELS AND. FRANKFORT PAPERS. SWITZERLAND, OCT. 16.—E1 is Majesty the Em pcl:ol, of Austria having slept on the 11th At i 317 def . ), entered - Zurich an the 12th, ftt nine hi the morning, ainickt the discharge of cannon an the the bells. His Majesty immediately received the Council of State, with . Mr, li9rgo mastrr Wyss at their head. ; in the morning the Emperor visited the priticipli estahiihments in the city ; in the evening, alter : giving an audience to the COvps;Diplomatic, his ;.!vlaje,ty honoured a concert •Nith his presence, 40c1 then, rude in a car riage through the priflcitial: , strects to see the ii. luminations. On the 13th,. the Emperor departed at six M. to chile -at Wyl, and sleep at Saint Gahen, whence his Majesty tleparted at Six in the morning, on the I . 4th, and took .the road to the Tyrol. MOzicit, OCT. 15.—The Royal FamiTy have left Nvcanhenburg, to-day, and returned to this City.. .: • . , . . AFX.,L . A-CHAPELLIT., OcT.2o.—By a private fr,int CoaTeigne of the 16th Inst. the Prussian kMI y is all in tootion,. in order to .leave France, except tie o Corps und.er. Lieut.- . Gen. Von Zvithen. • It is gvnerally said, that the Chamber Of Peers bas acctrited the Con - ditions . of Peace, aihl'sigii - etl them ..hy the Kin Ws direction'. ... .._ ,_. :: ' it wr.s sa:,(l that tbe„2teat,k r _tptart,er.s . , of Blucher would be rernoced frt,cu conineigne on tlett.2oth to Foceeti tddar,rs'ilic frOntiers. the other band it is 'ag . ;loAjOeititz:tliat the,Alrenish Land e dir _regiments w!ill iti ritity.n . pr,4o,44y ; in No veinbur next, to their -former, standing duarters, , "tv here' they were formed, and that in'the'Courseot tu:Nt tnon , , h, 11!"t've Prussian troops re tiiisOng front France march .tAi.roughthese pro vinces. The• head-cluarturs of, the returning tinny is to be fixes! for :ionic time at Cobh...l'llz.- labobrs , relatiViPto• the artillery have been stispended -some .weeks the artillerymen and 'syn . :l.:men : are . gone to;the . fronties . fortresses of Fran'ce. A .Saxon batfalion_ is arrived here, destined to form' the lindens - of the 32.1 regiment of infantty of the hut; (4en Ltplance,and i llUrrneh of war, will) wes - epar!',o; i on {l iiarcl i)fChzir levili,e, which .‘t as taken I,)V . S6irm trie'Pritssians ti Hessians, have been se; atliherty orders, and ale tothcit• homes ; tun I).ni: • • the Freivetmen ih'tbe citadel of tilts thug, ii `au Officer with asvooden leg, who %VII pensioned" ; When the war broke *tit ite• 'took nr, Kilns again • •-.. Wont attachment to Buolihpatte'sfsrson. Lately 'there : arrived here, with othir 'Prisoners, two rrench peasants, who had 'cruelly 111 - treated a subaltern Officer ; they haVe . ' been cori ni deneu Luy a Court Martial, the One Co five; the other to ten years hard lab Our. BaussaLs, ()Cr. 24.—IfeauvAis and the environs Are occupied by i 4 Prussian column of 10,500 men, who have taken tip their cantonments there till Nether orders. • Cotanma, OCT. 113.-r-Celebration of the anni versary of the 18th October i• L- - -I.le welcome glo rious, ever-memorable day, in which Germany, after years of suffering and disgraceful oppression, again proudly raised its head ; on Which by that great battle of nations, despotism received- its death blow, when the phantom of the invincibi lity of an usurper, whom only the miserable re lations of , a nerveless age, and the discord of his opponents had rendered formidable, was dispelled, together with the whole edifice of his intriguing policy, till then believed infaVible ; when an asylum was again secured for thr des pised rights of humanity, and their native Princes. restored to orphaned nations. - [This article, which is merely a political review of the Editor of the Cologne Gazette, proceeds in the same strain to a considerable length, brit 'it affords neither fact nor observation Worth giving any more of.] The President of the Prussian provinces on the Rhine will join with us in celebrating this day, and will be present at the replacing - of the picture of St. Peter, in the situation assigned It by limbens, over the high altar ofSt.PeterisChurch; Our readers will also rejoice to learn, ,that . 50 100 volumes of copper-plates, and two 'Of drawings ) , belonging to the collection of this city; and taken to Paris, are rioW arrived here again, with several chests fulk ot diplomas. . " The AGE of RINGING and UNKINGING. At no period of civilized Europe 14as mankind suffered more than in our times, from the hypo crisy and the crimes of democratic reformers and other .literal regenerators. All their declama tions againSt unequal Hebe► haNc had no Other object than to enrich themselves by the plunder of rightful owners ; and all their professions of love for equality have been followed by titechmatinas to elevate• their own and. their aecoMplices' worthlessness, at the expense of ancient alit; ge nuine grandeur.--'Their mist Palaces" and " Peace to cottages" have laid' Ric bitter in ashes, and filled the former -with criminals of the darkest hue. lhey-have forced legitimate Princes front .their. thrones, and placed sceptres it the blood-stained hands of : low re : (fians_deserying gibbets. They . Iraye,. however, done one good thing, • They have fully displayed the danger,.the perfidy, and the ferocity of a democracy, NV I Ijcb after deluding millious and .deluging the e.(ath witnthe blood:of millions, to destroy all. heredi tary supremacy and to render mankind inure free and happy, have rivetttll the fetters sot, by them, beggared nations; :and. erected More despotic thrOrieS within twenty years, •than former %ears and t evolutions of twenty centuries. Never be fore these democratic reformers set about their disorganizations, has Europe .possessed so few republics, so maity new or upstart :Sovereigns, and so many Ex-Kings. Every one actin:noted with history who peruses the following list will find this assertion confir, : p 44 Ex-Monarch. nitre itt istS. Litt of Euro;m7an .114nai•chs a, AUSTRIA. - FRANCIS I.• • 11AVAITIA. 11,1AxImi4.lAti Josßii4U3. DENMAIIIti.. FARDER:ci:- VII. ENGLAND. lOLANO 4 rei;.7ezed Ai4ex.v. , tvi:g I. Auounus expelled. 1 1 0:1 . :ft3.;;AL. NIARIA FttAS. Ef.IZAHETH. TBx Pitiz4cr..ll.r.GENT. Rtj,:tSlll.. .ALi.s.ANDsq. I. sl(3 FERTHMAND J 0 ACHIAI .Nt ['HAT dctlinrniZs. THE PRINCE M.:GENT. ETRURIA. _ nett , alla late Kingdom. Louts IL—Minor. QUEEN ENT. FR INCL. forts XVIII. . • .SARDINIA. EIVIANVEL V. CHAS..EMANVEL IV. abd. NAPOLEON I- pethroned. Iti.keoLEQi!! SPAIN. FERDINAND VII. CII,III,ES IV. abdicated. JOsart B tr oN AP MITE dt:thr. HOLLAND. -1 Modern Kingdom: Wm. PitINCL Ur WA MG E. SWEDEN. CIV.III,ES XIII: ' GIIsTM/Cs ;4.130Lr11t11l IV. de throned. SAXONY. A 111 w-tern Kingdom. • FREDERICK /I,toulattii Lotrl S It tJ oNArARTE. Louis 11. ILItiosAI•A3TB., N.tr. IIuoNAPAATE: HANOVER-. • A ,iforhyls Kindom. GEOROE Tiu PiqNCE RECENT. JIAtOME 13Z.TONAPARTE dtehr. ITALY. • A 3lodern Kingdom. FR:iNcts I. TIIKKEY. MAPIMnt/r) AleVicri4 j‘ingtiOnt. 'FR&DE ft iCK " vIEs•rptrALTA. NAPO LEON.I. tieihrl;lltd. A new and Idle JEnUMB 41.) 0 VkIVA RTE. trahr. ' • PRUSSIA. FREDERICK WILLIAM To this list of modern Sovereigns may be added seveu rretich Ex-Directors, tstO French EX-Consuls, six Swiss Ex- Directors, free Cisalpine Ex-Threctc.itg, two Itali;:n Ex-Presi dents, and, one Ex-Viceroy of Italy; all by tutu democratic despots when in power, and democratic slaves when nut of peWer ; t& it is to say, by tarns" Cruel and abject. As this list concerns only Europe,. no mention - is made • either of the se veral Ex-Princes and Ex-Nabolis of Asia, or of the three Ex- Pi'esidents and reintit , President of Alterica. The latter de inocratiC Sovereign's, by their manners, morals, and politics, onght rather to be' classed with the . Chiek of the neighboairig savagc.tribes of Indians, very properly called by the Ex-Pre sident Jefferson, their red brethren. . ' • This melanchOly record of demOciatic faith and deeds, shall be tiniSlied with the names of the legitimate Monarchs, Vic tims of•democratic fury,.fiir reported to have died untimely by the oe;eney of democratic or Imperial Jacobins, squee the leteh . ch'ittOautiou. - • ' • . _ iii‘eplins 11. Stitt Ledpold H. Emperors of Germatiy, said to :girt! bevn,poisaned.: . • . Catheyine Elopress of jtussia,,Said to have been. poi soned. . . , Pali! I. Emperor of Russia; assassinated. ' Frederick .WilliamlL•King of Prussia, said to have, been poisooed. .- .. • - • .. I . . . •..: ; Gustavus 111. of Sweden, Sbot. at X mas4tterade. :.* Selim Ilf. 'Ana Mahomet IV. Turkish Sultans, strangled: 'Pals Vf..the. Itoman.Pantiff, perished cruelly in. the &tn .. •. geons of Vvelich,deniocrats. • Louis XVI. beheaded, and Louis XVIL - poisoned by French deniocrats, WIM have also murdered a Queen and a Nincesi i of ciallee publicly, and secretly an Empress orGerniany, 511141 a - Princess of Asturia; whose barbarity has brolicu the heart • of a,Q...:ern of Prusgia, and whose impious audacity has 5 5 .' 11 " fired to the embraces of the vilest of their accomplices, all, Austrian Grand-duchess, and a NWurtcalburic-Ptincesi'.• Leztr ornacs deviendront Ilona .les flgrs Parirr* jgtz; ',Tod limns, As plus gr:ofd :" ' ROM 'fig LONDON - GAZSITE, cr. o 3. Gazette yotEea t! at, ti . the 24th, Prince Esterhazy had his first audienct• of the Price I?ege ut, xt t ariton-lignse, slid that ou the iCtit, he had his :4,1 audi . uce of her Majta ty, at the Que..-n's PA,ce. It Mr:her announces the appoint• tnewt of Louis thincatiCassattlajui, F r si. as Secretary of Eug—: bossy to the Court of Si..Petershorgh. . . Commissions in the Royal Flint Corns), signed • by the Lord Lieutenant of the Comity of Sir George Farmer, gait. to be Captain; vice Rleamire, re signed. Robert Stephen Parry, Gent. to he Second Lieu-• tehant, vice Porter, resigned. Lieutenant John Erasmus Spier, on half-pay of the 59tla •Regintent of Foot, to be ditto, vice Kingsley, resigned. ns in the Wilts Militia, 'signed by the Lord Lieu tenant. • .Tames liavidscin, Gent. tote Lieutenant! John M'ln lay, Gent. to be Ensign. LiSnimissisin in the King's Own Regiment of Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Stafford. • Ensign William H. Gatlift to be Lieutenant, vice Arden, re signed. . • Commissions iii the Derbyshire Regiment of Old .Militia, signed by the Vice ,Lieutenant Qi the County of Derby. Adjutant FraticiS Dimon to serve With - the rank sit :Captain;',: Vi illiam Flward•Woodd, Gent to be Lieutennt.' Commissions signed by the Vise Lieutenant of the County of • • Oxford. • , . Walter Strickland, Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenant. .Benjamin Holloway, Esq. to hePtto. Henry -Pitclic,s be ditto. Oxford Troop of Yeomanry.—William Stevens,. Gent, to be Lieutenant. . • Oxfordshire • Troop of Yeomanry—renry Francis Mayer, • tieut.-to be Cornet. ENLARGED. William Stone,tiluane-square, merch4o, from October 24 to Dectmber h. • Richard Wright, Platform, ROtherbithe, surgeon, from. Oe- tuber 3 I to November 4. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. John 'rhwaites, High Hutborn, linen-draper. BANKIWPTS. Richard Warre Lloyd, Chester, wine-merchant, to surrender' November 30, '2l, and December 9, atone, at the King's Arms Liverpool. Attornies.lllessirs. lilackstoyk and ' Mince Toniple, or Mews. Pritt and Kewlry, Liverpool. Isaac' Tohios, rope-malicr,•Noretuber 32, IS, and December 1 3, at one, at the Kitties .Arms, I,iverpool.-7? Attoroies, Messrs". Shepilard, Mllllo'oll, and i Airegoiiy, Bedford-row, or 11.1esrs. ,Daltera and Topliain, Watxurir , street, Liverpool. • •• , , t Williaiu Kirkpatrick, Manc les cr, mercha n t , J:tvetn 13, and December 9, at three; at the - Mosley:•Aous, lune Manchester. • Attornies, "Mr.•.Foden, 'Exchapg,il4tats , 4 ll Manchester, or Mr. E..Chestee, William Bali, Froate-Selootl, Somersetshire, clothier, \o. veniber 16, 17, and Dectiottier9,.at eleven, at the George Inn, Fronte-Selwood. Al tonnes, Mr. Williams, Bed Lionsuptare, or Mr. George Measiter, Frame. John Masson, Ilunru, Lincolnshire, draper, November 'l2, at fire, 93, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Stattiford, and I)ecsinher 9, at eleven,-at the Bolt Inn, Bourn. At turniesi Mr. Richard Elev, Sfatisford, uc Messrs. Longtlill and But terdeld, Gray's inti-s,puuT.' • • • James Kinder, Arlrury Mill, Warwickshire, miller, Novem ber 6, at six, 7, and Dccetieder 9, at eleven; at the Bull and Fleur-de-Lis Idit, Nnateaton.. Attorines, Mr. George Greenway, Attlebury Hall, near Ntineatqn,. or Mr. Con stable, Symond's Inn. William Kirkby, Cbilver's-Caton, • Warwickslii've, Jana*. November 6, at six, T, and December 9, at eleven, at the Bull and Flettr-de-Lis Inn,. Nitileatuq. AV , tunics, Mr. George Greenwa.y,.llkleborou:rls Hail, or Mr, f „ Mr. Cimstable,'Svmund's Inn. . Lancashire, draper, Noveitl ber.2o, 21, and .December 9, at ten,' at the White Horse . Inn, Manchester. Attornirs, Mr: `',:utiael Woodcock, Bury, or Mr. Henry 131nkelock, Serjeant's lnn, Fleet-street. Swansea, cabinet-maker, November to, 11, and December 9, at eleven, at rue Bosh Inn,. Swansea.— Attornies, Mr. Price, Lincoln's Inn, or Mr. James, Swansea. • John Bealey, Frrn Grove, Bury, Lancashire, wonnen , r-m. nufictiirer, November 20, 21, and Pecember 9, at eteyen, at the Horse Inn, Nlancliester. Atternies, Shaw, (fray's lon, or Mr. Parker, Bnry. •• ' , Edward Collinson, Crooked lane, oil-merchant, November 4, 14, and DeccinFier 9, at eleven, at. Attor - Ines, Nlec:rs. Swain, Stevens, Maples, and Pc-,irse, derick's-place, Old Thomas 131111(111Ck, 1,01111.,11, atui Ostend, merchant, November 7, 11, and I)eceniher 9, at ten, at Guiidtpili. Attomies, Mr. Ralph Ellis, Chaneerv-lane',.or'Peter 'Man , „• .. • • citelter.. • Theophilns Smitli, Lawrence,Pon:i!n•ey-lami'!, iverchant, No- I-ember 4, at ten, at wit., and Decelier 9, at tun, at Go.ildliall. Attorikies,. I\les'irs; Swain, Stevens, Slat . )lts, and Pearse, Frederick's,-plai:e, JeWrv. " •- ' John Chi kott Webb, Russell-street, Be i•moildsiy, fel %monger, November 4, at ten, 7, one, and Deeent'ler 9, at tea, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Shaw, Staple: . Inn, r. - ir k Thomas BAiley, WalltroOk, merchant, Novemlirr7, 14. December 9, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. R. Ellis, Claaneery-tan::, or Mr. Peter Healey, Manclivsteif.- _ . 11777 7 : 7 : 1611- bankers—Cl :jiirtuau and T. flruaaarst. sex, 6 -4; 4 . Jiaroey :tied T. Otittoo 1." London, uliu:eiate-r.taerooers--1.. " L' i., : ;k 6 T ; Smith, I). Matot-dmry, Wilts4iret W. MOi ,- ,r,or, aul C. W. Fenelmrcli=it . reet, London; silili -br° ' ‘ers SuVro StrtiAtt..—..lVe;#o 1 1 4;Ce of or Muscovado • 2 591 computed from tls Itefurns uja fc iii flit±. week eliding day uI Oetslicr, Is try, Stl. per cwt., • DIVIDENDS. Nov. 19. W. James, SwAnwa;.sliopkeeper, at. eleven, at the Commercial Rooms, , Bri4t.Ol=—Nov. 32. H. Cra%rte.) . ' 111 - Isla, rectifier, at eleven, at the Commercial Room-, Bristol— March a. SV. Cole 4, Nlitteing-lans, broker, at eleven, at Guildhallif-Nor; 14. .1. Mayhew; jun. St'. Otyth; Essex, miller, at eleven, at the Waggon mud Horses Inn, Colchester 21. W. Woolcombe, sen. and ,W-Wooleombe, jun. Rotherhilbr, :hip-builders, at eleven, at. Guildhall—Nov. 18. W. J. M‘MastZl-3 Red Lion-street, Cierkenwell, watch-ma nnfacturer, at otte,--o: Guildhall—Nor. 18. T. 1.3. Bennett, ‘Vapping-wall, slopseller, ' - a;:.,!wel re, at Guildhall—Nor. 27. J. Mytton, M. Jones, and P. G. s:vtton, hank ers, at ten, at the Royal Oak Inn, --Welthpoiil-- . -Nov. 21. T. P. Hillary; Mark-lane, Inerehant, at untp.;at-Guilitall —Nee: J. Pawlett, King-street, liolboro, victuallav, at eleven, Guildhall—Nov: 20. J. Spry,. Bath, -ityothet cary, at one, at time York Hotel, Bath—Nov. lg. .1. Tills, Fsnchurch-sfreet, wine-merchairt; at twelytti•-at (4161(114Ln --Nor. IL W. Shone, Bristol, grocer, at twelve,:itt•tfiu Commercial Rooms, Bristol—Nov. 20, M. Sloper, Bat Ii wick, Scancrietshirc,tailor, at twelve, at the Christopher Inn, Bath. Nov. 18. .1, .M. Pitman, 'Silo-street, Bishupsgatea-street, tal low-chandler, at eleven,. at Guildhalb—Nov, 20, J. Wain wright, jun. Wavertree, Lancashire, builder, at eleven, at •the King's Arms Liverpool—Nor. 20. N.. Mille, Glouces ter, grocer, at. eleven, at the Upper George Coffee-house, in She City of Gloncestet—Nov. 21. A. M. Levy, Lemon street; G9olinatt's-fields, merchant, 'at ten, at Guildhall— DeC.l9. M. and S. W. .Woodward, Honduras Wharf, Bank side, timber-merchants., at,.. twelve, at - 29. W.- Southey, 'jun. Bristol; turner, at rats;' at the White Hart,' Bristol—Nov. 10.. E. Davis, Bristol, hopper, at six, at the Puiumer"favern,. Bristol—Nuv. '22. J. Cook, Whitnash, Warwick, timber-merchant, at eleven, at the Warwick,Arnis 1110, Warwick—,Nov._24. J. Butler and G. Bee- croft, sen. Forge,.Leeds, and T. Butler, Culderlrun and Cual-works, Dewsbury, Yovh, iron-masters, at teti, at the New Court-boue„Waliefield-',NOV. 21. T, Buddy, Upper 11,us seLhttreet, Bernuduhey, fe,llmonger, at twelve, at Guildhall, London—Nov. 28. Ledger, King-stret, theapside, ware houseman, at eleven, 'tat Guildhall—Nov. Rl. V. Close, Hand les', Newcastle, potter,`,at• ten, at Gnitilhall—Nov. 21, ..crye, Siandon, Hertfordshire, stationer, at bate, :tt, 20. J. H. Spry, B.ith, apotkecary, at eleven, at the York Hotel, Bath. CERTIFICAI. ES—Nov. FL It. Hopkins, Bath; grocer—X. Stone, aid L. Kendrick, Olct Burlington-greet, milliners—J•,. Parsons, Itedeross-streety Southwark, Prussian blue . inani:Octuter—A. M. Satiden!au, Lothi?ury, Leintlon, Scotch fietor.-:. (.4. Port, Peteis!ield, South-, at:option, hor;..e•-dealev---P. Fraiiklik ad, Oxford:strert, Brien. draper—A. Miller, Longriggs, Duo% fries, dealer iii' cattle— . :l% Philpott, Preston, Kett, spirit-inevhant—A: - Saulidero., seri, A. Saunders:, the yfitin&er, and E. S. unifiers, LA whet 11-road , 1 Surrey, and , Higir kroltiorn, Imrse'-sliill::rs-- - - - ;.I. J. 'Ovierbeck, 5, 133t1V Catuomile-streeti • merchant —j.-I-laik oti, Mancliesterg Cotton ini'..l). he VineY all ' waste-dealer—J. Burtenshaw, Albouttrii; Susscx-, saillei—.;:.. . _ Wiekstead Nlancliester, unibreila-iiii.nufactiti e...—G, Bad- I Ma ni '' '. Or one 64p • ham ) BroinYard,'Hereforti, 'viCtriailer . —,,'l. ~,lorre:1, sen. Bee, ,Sealey I.,syrton, Esq. • , -.f i .. ass , COI , i. at rei On Friday nvirnilll;, sham, W. orce m ar , ,nicer--J. beat and 1. G. Cullifdrdi•GrtLit S;tine, dlyter a fesv lu tiri-n , " - e at PlP.elocat;i,, / 7 7 , 4 0 Winehester-Areet, insurance , -bruker. , •-•,. .... (Th ... hp 270 n,t, :it bis hos the We,st. Iffi J re ' 4 .'' . '' ' '.- 1 fella John St rover, Pria;:ipal of . , cra ve 'PAILThER.SI - I.IPS DISSOLVED: -•• ' L' . - • - ...........--t-.••-------"- 9 40" W. Gal' - 'La ..,_ ~,. , , Maw awalliftars........ ol • l .. _..,, N O . f 1 , , v (1 1) G•„lot ti • i,ol.hy, and 1) . av _rem• , .. ,- 7,lliteri-. •• :lrLe t , T.", . J• / e DWI ~1 i trprs, 0 doe, Gold'it • • • * • * ' ~ - , qu.ite, nin.ic dealers---:V.. SwitiCt and J. / 4 4; 4141 •Frt 1 . ( INDON , •" Pr . " l -g` i i 'l . ' -. 1 . NI% A• SCl ` i here ; I SCO . stonbaugli, Castle..colirt,llirelsin-lane, .iill-s.rolsers—W. Wil‘ . boilditrzs ; and published hp Strand; 0' , cl ddyel - 114 ills, and T. Williams., notlierhithe-stris, •t-, and Lowei '- t the SuN-OrrICE , No- I 11 ,.%•,i),,g‘e. - ='' st v . ' Q 4 CFu - stre.ct, Meth rh . the Irtt , .-.-$ B. •-••- .E L. lix;4l 'iu •nt Orders, Letters (post - r o " C L P.k Cr.' , 4 4100 +', -4,,,.• C . . , ... ... - ..... - -. • at his house, in t . 0.1 . ;b - . ~~„ .., E,ir On Saturday, ;T'idter Bradforg t z as rriel forging and publishing a bill of exchange :I°l'- 36,81, Gd. with intent to defraud the iioriefs of the Vietuallini.; "The prisftne! t here was-a clerk in the Vietuallin'tr o';'ice, ;I n d by r had an opportunity ( , n ,i ri i„ ir a ki:owiedge (1 f the.fortits of such bills, as well the signatures or Snell persons by whoin they tve r ,i usually signed. The bill in question ParP °rt % to be drawn by Mr.. Trevertbil, the pu rse! ni : Acasta frigate,. for .stipplies taken on ti : 3 l ship on the 27th of March, a n d was accotnlnati,ic( by a certificate, - purporting to be signed by ex antler Robert Kerr, the Captain of the salt! si'l ! ", .The case was very fully proved: by . .a i be () ,witifesles, , who were ekatilineir on the part 0, 11 i t iprnsectition; and Alto. Lord Ei`,-LENcono t i alt stntneti.ntp, the Jury fontititheir'verdict---614k7 prisoli ,. .r is a gc-nteel looking pul 23 yea) sut age, - and s'eetned tree Ply with :Curia &one, aged IS, was cppi . tal l Y dieted, - lie en ipt.ved ai the Lieneral Post, o: and lieertitil,g letter, 'from Cittgr.l", itt the county of York,containin, t,%0 13"" kn. "te ;lie ; the use for 201 ;and the Other lor prOpriatO rfo i ill4 Owl) use, on the -14 i h J"'Y Si: ll v irte e i r c ali r i:itileSses' gave' the priSonerl iii exce ,l l - c ti c The Jury retired for an iro. or, returned a vet diet fiuding the prisoner', 61s.cre, SIIERIFF7II llae 4tiq out Upon the" last case, Alr. Comity:nl wa e' r i c ii ; r ) proceeded Lynn the 'Hai of another' y; 'When it was accidentally tivo. of the witnesses in the cas e had Joe , iszorn. His Lordship havir , inquired the c ;,c o i i end that the Whole-of themotticers' Wer e a b s e:: pt the person in attendance upon • 4ury epollsl)eing called in, however, ti he le c:: • l rae eer Ravin gex tressed its indignation at such ,of ordered•theni to Le severally Oiled 5 diet 20s. each. The witnesses in hire case %Val% - sworn and re-examined. ta exec A . - lIDDLESEX SEsithaNS. On Saturday 4 — ,17 -7 t. —A-- -p: oeutfralgri J . a : ,_, i ll tid mi t .e li tFAl P f L o i r tY le ' v r e e : s l l ;r i t i ;; g .a 4alitrati'ojal"a°t";lsteGbrreceanit' "1.3%:111,111: of. vo • • ; .rig Y , on the 19th of August last, ' Tircli4.6, cr y' It count in the indictment, eltarliil3t4 -e.ose. Antnt with a commOn assault.. From the P ! 0 ,.., cutul's evi,:ence it appeared, that lie is '''lruTtnil ter, Anil had been scat for by a per , o''" *l'a ,,• iiill a booth at P4l'loll'9 Green 'Pair, to 'be lo "-- It kie•-• to take it down when the , Fair , should 10c •,i: tb; tee+) eleven and twelve o'clock a t iii' 4l ,:irea" clay t mentioned in the indictment, th; P• ' bo oth pr's employer sent him to an attioiai'4; . 1 :114 to , purchase • some . bread, On e•i't"flrßc• who ,u ls";:l e :i.l i 7.ri t t l a,- 1 1: t liti r tgl.IV b 'p r : e aso :1 1: c t l e:IvC t ei t : t 111 :r ier , t h C C 't e csi i :li'l .t c. 1 k1 1 3. e 'lli r °1 , als :, necc. : .;i s :r:QIE:t:i'11:1;:c);:13:i i ri.l'i:r : ; : : ;• I'N ' n1:111': 1,, , ? u , - „i ~.: t tilt end, •The proeetttor did' no t iriole(''' 1 ;, t . of tend to the tlefandaut, who .took a l'l'ru4fri.e:of., ayli:t:il;siilt.)3l:ll7 said, . A ff t. ;::e ril ii o l p ; ::::( tl i t le s:t d i l l e * : e u t' l l o t on l i t e 6t :t . l e e ;t v, i p : l t a s i--- : : : 1 1 c;i i i"t ;: : : ::: : : : ii e r'r'e : 1 : , 1 1 : ;1 0 1:: :.: l a i t tr s b e a k u t e .c e t I : i t I - I :be fair •.. hut file P en P le- "' " I "' s ' otnu.lid tieing irrit*ted_ at the defendant's c(P'tie,,,,o. aod, as prosecutor ha I lie',".. (l ' 00 4 r4l-,-!tsitit very roughly ; a nd the "'`'h dlga.le;r' %or/ t‘ygnt down to his house., kiwi broke °l s, 00 4; dot's. Several respectable witnes,•es • wet' 110 mined, all . of wilOttl stated, that tllC' re tv ) (10 1 disturb:ince in the fair till the defendan's 01 . ow l provoked it. The Jury found hini•Gl'iltl 501. the Court sentenced hint to pay a fine °I to the King. .....—.---.......---------- t I"' ciety of True Highliinders. roOk pike a li d val 1 " 11 Y, when 011 ice-hearers were elected, I'lloolot ruins • 1 • teso.titions were entered' hay. i t til - • qthil i 'ells sth current, a General Meeting (7 f the 5 4 6' ; MACDONALD, Mike Of Tarentum, o' d • 1 o'i t " e ar(' se 1 hY l ' .. lie „,,,,,.. bagpipe tune, compose 1 , ot t , .f INs.ei, piper to Glengury, in oblannU, e b huil 71,,ilitigtoirararby Me.nber. The Meeting 11 .;ov RINCE REGENT. -ALLAN' M'DOUGALD, ta D olir Bd . i a -11° ' l' Bard sung(;:ache 0 i a Song, compos- 10 nut , of the Society, and which Wa C ol l.te r ‘ ig il ' 2 : i i tea-niece in modern poetry. Three oth'eotificAtita G 'the songs were Sung, to the high i r Th e r o' o° . 'Nn . Of the SOC'.etY, one by Captain • , .I' tor Of ' c So-ity meets on the second AVedles:erlochY) - vetuber.next, at lac Gordon nrirs ,: . nine in the ilborlahig. 1,50:4 -- 0 ----'-'-.-----.-------"-----fOoLii;:h:,eelgdittntil,e,,si: lust. the i eo n t : : las d,l l ;:t it , Po Stratford -Place' tbe ' •;. Sir George Digqs, Bart... V. of a son. . I , y tony d h inst. at Sp • tr 3 nharste" On the- 2 - 1 ' • ot- 3. Lady - of Mr. Robert I.3avies, of a son. _a Prat % On F 'd - n-aY, the 6th of October, at Bt ( 4 , - . ~ .„/ Lisboa, the Lady of George Pink, Esq_. of a daug"Lii';ol(o)." .; pli t i : gi f gh t C l,,,, a ro p .re t a i h t : ..11.1: . a _ e . On the 17th iiist. at klig4wurtby Wilts, -Mrs' : ti -ins. _ _ of a 5 011 ,- . - - , :it Langpart, the Lmly of Vincent Stuchct, Egl., f,l l , MARRIED. On Satord'av last, Rt Stjaii,..ishurcb,.bY 1121rit Sl:writes:, Cliarlc4Towlet Riishwortho ISq• l e o f Wif.?! -r t:Jw;lrd Ilus6worth, .E:q. of Fa.roingford-hill,:lsi „ 00;.i -r t,ver3r.l' t, Mary Eliz:•')e•li second tit u-I ter of Sir h. , ' " 00 1 : 3 , 32 ':l l:t a u: , e ) . s e d a. a: y i at t Nor tht.'ja,Suto,:se, (.. l i l i i r li. . (4 17 1 er , 0f to WI, " . • :Wi ntle, da!tp,hter of Abrahara. intie, Esq. i ,' dii , $1; i..,.,. P.irs:Cliii'ord, widow .. thifiltstes'so.,oti ,Edw. qeu . I