The Sun. — London, England, 1815-06-05 00:00:00

ROM TH E LI)NDON GAZETTi."4, JUNK 3, 180. t rThiq Gazette t ontaitis a Proclamation by the 'Prince ricf2,-ent, dated the 2d instant, directing, That soldiers enlisted for limited periods shall serve 'three years beyond the termination of such pe riods, wi;ii ,l_pr,v!so. nevertheless, that the ex tcnon of st-rvice shall cease upon the lapse of six molitlis peace, to be reckoned from the raCtication of, any Definitive Treaty.— Th e na•tett , ... also conta;ns two Proclamations, of the sani(: d. , te; respeetiiw. Aliens : the first directs that /Virus coming from France, or any other eo , :e t r y with w hi c h we are a t war, !than not land Bt any o'tier port than Harwich, Doter, New taven, Southampton. Falmouth, and Gravesend, - until the nlea-sure of the Prince Regent shall be further expressed. From this regulation the usual -exception is made in favour of Foreign Ministers: tic. The second Proclamation directs, that all Aliens, with the exceptions alluded to in the first, and also ,per:olis already licensed, that have ar rived since the I.t . of April, 1814, and are now resident in this kingthim, shell. within certain periods, reejster themselvcs, at the . offices of the s,ra g istratcs in the different parts of the kingdom, in order to their being duly lieensed.---the Ga zette further tintises, that on• the 17th ult. Sir Wellesley invested Ferdinand VII. with the ensigns Of the Order of the Garter ; and that the Prince Regent has permitted Colonel John Came- TOII :Ind Sir It. Lee to accept the insignia of the Portuguese Order of the Tole!' and Sword, and W. Ilandey, Esq. Commander in the Navy, to accept tho,e of the Austrian Order of Leopold.] IlTar-o#;ce, June 3, 18 t 5. Ist Regiment of Dragoon Gnarls, Chariot Grierson, Gent. to h e (:,irnet withput - purciiiist, vice fluidic, promoted. ' .41h Ditto, Lieut. Nngnstui Aniyiat, from half-pay of the regi m2nt, to he Lieutenant, vice Woodcock, who exchanges. 9.3:Regiment of Dragnoo,, net, without pr.rchasc, vice Gape, promoted. &h ditto, Cornet Mansell Danies to be Lieutenant, by ptir ..hasez z.h Regiment of Light Dragoons, James Wilmot Williams, Gent. to be Coroct, without purchase, vice Towers, pro moted. Sth Ditto, Lieutenant H. C. Van Courtland, from the-24th Light Dragoons, to be Captabs of a Troop, vice S. T. Ed. , wards, deceased.. 11:11 Ditto, Lieut. Charles BaCon, from half-pay of the 9th Light Dragoons, to he.Lientenant, without purchase. 14th Ditto, to _be Cornets, by purchase, Peter ‘HaniThond, Gent. vice Thursby, promoted; Edward LanePatry, Gent. rice Taylor, promoter% 15th Ditto, Coi - net and Adjutant Griffiths to have tbe_rank of Lieutenant ; Cornet W. B. Barrie to be Lieutenant, with out purchase. 17th Ditto, to be Lieutenants, without rurcilase—Cornets H. Caiew, vice Johnson, promoted NPFartanc, vice titteased. Lieut. S. W. Watson, from 44th Light , Dragoons, vice Skinner, who exchanges, T 3 be Cornet, without purchase, Thomas McKenzie, Gent vice Nl!Feirlatic, promoted. t-ith Ditto, Cornet Samuel 1c . Watson tObc Lieutenant, with out purchase. vice Van Courtlaud, promoted in the sth Light Dragoons; Lieut.C. G.Skinner, from the 17th Light Dragoons, to he Lieutenant, vice Watson, who exchanges. 25th Ditto, Lieut. John Ralston to be Captain of a Troop, vice Byrne, deceased; Cornet A. Tarlor•to be Lieutenant, without purchase, rice :zr!ott, promoted; Robert M'Clueen, Gent, to he Cornet, sk , :liont purchase, rice Taylor. 4th Regiment of Foci', Thomas Edward Lodington, Gent:to , he En:ign, witintp• purchase, vice Fielde, whose appoint ment Iris not t. ,lien place. _ . • /tit Ditto. Thrior John Leahy, from the half-pay of She e 341 Font, to Nlajor' ,ice Crowder, who exchanges. • lath D;tro, ficorce -oirtees, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice VI pont, who retires. 10th Ditto, Brevet Lieut.-Colonel H. S'iadforth, from half pay of the Queen's 'iLiariers, to. be Major, vice Carey, an pointed to the 5?..f! Faot. Capt. Henry Tenth, from half pay of the fi! , t Firot, to he Captain, of a Company,' vice Carpenter s who exchanzes. 34th Ditto, to he Lieutenants, Ensigns J. C. Hartley, by pm.- ch:se, vice Henley, promoted ; J. I-1. Peake, vice John Campbell, deceased; John Erskine; Gent. to he Ensign, vice Peake. 16th Ditto, to he Li , ,iterpn?s, without purchase, Lieutenants Vioeent, from the :'), 1;7,0t : Tristram Carey, from the 24 Garrison battalion; 1311:,i'..0 John :llackintosh, from the Uth Foot. To be Adjutant - , Lieut. John Hnrupltry, vice Colman, pro moted. 17th Ditto, Encign J. W. Sanio to be Lieutenant, without pill - chase, vice Ross, promoted in the 25th Foot. Charles Roderick Macleod, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, rice Sarno. , 18th Ditto, Capt. John Doran, from Lalf-pay of the . Regiment, to he Captain of a Company, vice Stewart, appointed to the 3d Foot. , 19:h Ditto, Ensign Charley Ill'borild to he Lieutenant, ,Ait bout put - chase, vice Langton, promoted. 21st. Ditto, 4ssistant-Surgeon Charles Clarke to be Surgeon, rice -Nice, deceased • th Ditb—To be Liciltenants, without purchase, Ensign Ricinad C. Halahan, vice ,lebb, deceased. Ensign Caleb Reel', vice liaise, deceased. To be Ensigns, Patrick Ernest Macdonnell, Gent. vice Ha -I::haa. O'Kelly, Gent. vice. Read, 30th Regiment of Foot,,Ensign David Latonche to be Licute ”ant, vicq Wade, deceased. Te a Ensign's., Gentleman Cadet Liadert, from the .;11 Military College, vice Latonche. John Stewart, ~ .rot. without purchast", vice Athinaon, promoted. 31st Ditto, Lient.-Colonel W. Winichope; from half-pay of the 4 tth Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Leith, who exchanges. _ . 2 , 2(! Capt. Stopford Cane, -from half-pay of the Regi ment, to he Captain of a Company. ire Lieutenants, Li lA. Hilbert Newton, from half-pay of the IZek;iment. James Peyton, from half-pay of the s:?d Theodore Dickens, Gent. to be Ensign, bypur. chase, vice Furlong, promoted. • Zi4tlt Ditto, .lohn Pierey, Gent, to be Ensign, without pur chaqr, vice-alohn Ainsworth, promoted. 40th Ditto, Capt. Chas. H. Smith, from half-pay of the 3Gth Foot, to tie Captain of a Companyyslee Downes, who ex- To ',e ' - iF,nsi2, , ns, by purchase, EJwar:l Corbet, Geut. vice :' , ll,,elc4orgh, promoted. Nathaniel Low, Gent. vice Car ter. promoted. 4,1 Oitto, Capt. A. Fraser, from half-pay of the Regiment, to he (!aptain of a Company. I,eutenanti, Lieut. iiontly Nicolson, from half-pay of the Regiment. Lieut. Lachlan 111 1 Kay, from half-pay of the Regiment. gt;th nato, Lieut, Patrick M'Grath, from half-pay of the Gad Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Nl`Deugall, ;appointed to the 112,r ti Foot. i•:itto, Brevet Lieut.-Colonel Octavins Carey, from the . Footi, to I,)e Major, rice Dr a k e , placed upon half-pay. ,5701 Ditto, Charles ilton, Gent. to be Ensign, by purcTiase, Lice Parris, who retires. ,sryth Ditto, insign William Seward, from half-pay of the. Stst to tie Ensign, vice klackintosh, promoted in the 15th .Foot. James Ward, Gent. to he Ensign, without purchase, vice M'Nalib, whose appointment has not taken place. 60th Ditto, Donald Mackay, Gent. to be Ensign, without puri:llaSe, vice M 4 Carthy, promoted io the 24 Garrison Bat 2st Ditto, Lientenant J. H. Ellison, from half-pay of the Re - gkoica •I, J. • Lieutenant, vice O'Kearney, who exch anges , lie ye,•eit - ing , the difference.. Ensign - Grieves, from the 9•^ I rot) . be Ensign, vice Magee, deceased. -•t to 65th Ditto. -Dirom, Gent. to be Ensign,. vice T. Swayne, deceased. ditti Ditto, Lieutenant NV. H. Green, from half-pay,of the 47th Foot ; to he Lieutenant, vice Kirby, who exchanges. J. Rim - winder, Gent. to he Etsisr., by pnrchase, vice Hanna, 7 , th D;`.lo, Lieutenant George Morzabi from half -1 qy of .the 45th root, to he Lit.otenant, vice Place, who exchanges. 84th l'itto, Jame; Biulett, Gent. to be Adjutant (with the rank of Ensign), vice , Pultnan,deceased. er.,th Ditto - i, - i - euteti-ott. -d IT from the 46. th titi 11. j • - " a•n- ' ( H2.d. 2 • .00itenant, rice Naylor, who retires upon half pay oftbe tisd Foot. 87t,12 Ditto, Brevet ticutstnatat-Colonel Hugh Gou to he Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase . . Brevet Lieutenant- Colonel Henry Hearer to be Major, vice Gough. 89th Ditto, To he Lientenants, without purchase. Ensign M. Bea - son, rice Cau Weld. Erislgn William Saunders, vice Toting, promoted. thsign W. w.philan, vice GrrCrat, deceased. Ensign Matthew Handeocle. To be Ensigns, without purchase, Charles Cartier Nayl9t, Gent. vice flewson, promoted. Strange, Gent. vice Saunders. John Hope. cent. Vice- .John Gilles ' pie. Gent. vie , . Handeock. 92d Ditto,'Captain Angus Fraser, from half-pay Of the-Regi ment, to be Captain of a Company. To he Lieutenants, Lieuts. George Gordon, from half-pay of the regiment J. Grant, from half-pay of the regiment. 100th Ditto, Captain Charles Smyth, frern tha Hath Foot, to be Major, by purchase, rice Rynd, who. retires. Ist West India Regim eat, Charles 'futon, Gent. to he Ensign, without purchase - rice Stretch, promoted. sth -West India Regiment, Hospital-.-kssistant Thomas Rhys to he Assktant-Surgeon, vice Daly, decelsed,- ath Ditto,. Ensign Henry Davis to 'he Lieutenant, without purChase, vice Trirtman, who resigns. James Huie, Gent. to be En,ign, vice Davis. Royal African Corps, Ensign G. A. Stanley. to be Lieutenant, without pnrChase. vice Hilton, deceased. To he Ensigns. without purchase, Henry Bayntun, Gent. - • vice Godwin, deceased. John Ross, Gent. vice Stanley. Royal York Rangers, Ensign Montgomery Armstrong to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Schultze, promoted. To he Ensign'. Thoc. Acome, Gent. vice 'Wilton, dec ease d. Thos. Boult Fothergill, (sent. rice Armstrong. Royal Waggon Tra'n—To he Captains,with temporary Rank, Captain W. Prickett, and Captain Edward B. Law, from half-pay of the Regiment. Lieutenant Samuel Beattie. To be Lieutenants; Lieutenants Charles P. Rose, Charles Butt,' W. Kingsley, Winkleman, George K. Langley, and W. Atkinson, from half-pay of the Regiment. - Lieu tenants James Grant, sen. W. Blibh, atilt J. Coventry, from half-pay of the Regiment, with temporary rank. Cor net Robert Kerr, vice Beattie.. To he Caraets, Cornets'M. Nlolenenx, John Lushingtnn, and John Williams-, from half-pa:•..of the Reg - nut - mt. William Dighv Hamilton, William Hart ,' Dawson French - , and Tracic, Gents. `lst Garrison Battalion, Lieutenant George Stack, from the 24th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Wellman, ap pointed to a Garrison Company. 2d Ditto—To be Lieutenants, Eniign Edward Daniell. En sign -- Fortune. Ensign and Adjutant -- Rooney, to have the rank of Lieutenant. Ensign E. D. MgCarthy, Rooney , the ROth Foot. To •he Ensigns, Thomas Bainbrigge, - Gent. vice Daniell. Henry Hehden, Gent.. vice'Fortune. a d Ditto, Lieutenant-General ,John Hodr,son to be Colonel. Captain Hon. Edward radogan, from the 71st Foot, to he Major. Lieutenant Daniel Arundel, from the 27th Foot, to be Lientenant. A Veteran Battalion, Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Powlett, from th e IRh Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Lieutenant- Colonel. To be Captains, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Francis- Plun kett, from the 3d Foot. Capt. W. T. Taylor, from the 11th Royal Veteran Battalion. Captain Thomas Fellnwes, front ditto. Captain Thomas snow, front ditto. Captain G. Hasleham, late of the Ist Royal Veteran Battalion. . To be Lieutenants, Lietitenanis H. Healy, George Donald son, Whiteside Godfrey, .Tohn Buchanan, and Charles Hart.. from the Ilth Royal Veteran Battalion; and Lieu tenant William Heron, of late 12th Royal Veteran Batta lion ; Lieutenant H. Finney, from lith Royal Veteran Bat talion ; and Thomas Mann, of late 4th Royal Veteran Bat talion. To he Ensigns, Ensigns NV. Haliday, and A. M'Faggart, from the 11th Royal Veteran Battalion ; and Ensign D. Brooke, of the late 7th Royal Veteran Battalion. To be Adjutant, Lieutenant John Pettigrew, from the 11th Royal Veteran Battalion. A Veteran Battalion.—To he Captain, Captain Henry Losack, of late 7th Royal Veteran Battalion. To he Lieutenants, Lieutenants Joseph Balderson, of late 7th Royal Veteran Battalion; Alexander Murray, of late 4th Ditto; and E. Thresher, of late 2d Ditto. To be Ensigns, Ensina Granger, of late Ist Royal Vete ran Battalion ; P:Courtney, of late 7th Ditto; A. Suther land; of late Ist Ditto. • HOSPITAL STAFF. To be.Surzeons to the Forces, Staff-Surgeon Owen Lindsay, from half-pay ; and Apothecary Samuel B. Bruce. To - be Assistak-Surgeons to the Forces, Hospital-Assistants Charles Grier and Manus M`Nutty. To be lins. - i!:0-Asfiistards to the Forces, John Stuart, Alex ander M. Geddes, Frederick WON:more, John W. Pratten, John Davey, Peter Stuatt, and Thomas Hall, Gents. To be Deputy Purveyor to the Forces, Purveyor's Clerk Joseph Newcomb. Mur-Ofee, June 3, 1315. The King Gernian Legion. 2d Regiment of Light Dragoons, Frederick Ernest moo He-. # . 4 "l4nn, Gent.. to be Cornet, vice Velthcim, whose trp ,e.,•-vent has not t n k e ,, place. Ist li on i of Light Infantry, Lieutenant Augustus .Alex anderSron Goeben to he Captain of a Company, rice Dur ing promoted in the 2kl Battalion-of Liglit Infantil% Sio.- jeant-Major Bitslie to lie Adjutant (with the rank of Ensign), rice Fable, who resigns the Adjutancy only. 2d Ditto, Brevet Major Ernest Baron Dneing, from the Ist Battalion of Light Infantry. to be Major, rice his serene Highness Henry Prince Rests, who resigns. Captain and Brigade-Major Weigmann to he Captain of a Company, vice Wackerhagen, placed upon half-pay. Lieutenant Wm. D. - Timmann to be Adjutant, vice Riefkugel, resigns the Adjutancy only. 2d Batta:ion of the Line, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel John de Schroeder, from the eth Battalion of the Line, to be Lien ' tenant-Colonel, vice Beck, placed upon half-pay: Lieu tenant Ferdinand A. Baron Holle, to be Captain of a Company, vice Brayman, promoted in the sth Lattalion of the Line. Ensign Lewis H. de Sichart to be Lieutenant, vice Hone. • Ferdinand de Lasperg, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Siebert. 4th Ditto, Lieut. Frederick Otto to be Captain of.a Company, vice Ludervig, placed upon half-pay. Ensign Frederick Heitmuller to he Lieutenant, vice Olto. Von Soden, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Heitmuller. . 6th Ditto, Brevet-Major Colin Pringle, from the 7th Batta lion of the Line, ,to be Major, rice Ompteda, d , ccased. 7th Ditto, Lieutenant Ferdinand de Hugo to be Captain of a Company, vice Pringle, promoted in the 6th Battalion of the Line. Ensign August Steffens to be, Lieutenant, vice Hugo. Gustavus de Behr, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Steffins. Sth Ditto, Brevet-Major Frederick L. Breymann, fl - Om the 2d Battalion of the Line, to be Major, vice Schnieder, pro moted in the 2d Battalion of the Line. Office of Ordnance, May :30, 1815. Ronal Regiment of Artillery.—Second Lieutenant Barrington Tristram to be First Lieutenant, vice Downman, deceased. Artillery of the King's German Legion.. Second Captain Lewis Daniel to be Captain, vice Gesimus, placed upon half-pay. First Lieut. Fred. Faytbropel to be Second Captain, vice Daniel. Second Limit. Henry Bostelmann to be First Lieutenant, rice Erythropel. Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Bute. Archibald Moore, Esq. Colonel Commandant of the Bute. shire Regiment of Local Militia, to be Vice'Lientenaut. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Richard Nyren Silver, Oxford-street, haberdasher, from May 30 to July 18. Balthazar Adams, Beaulieu, Southampton, ship-builder, from May 27 to July 15. BANKRUPTS. David Passmore Tailor, Portsmouth, money-scrivener, June 9, 12, and July 15, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Emsworth. Attornies, Mr. Clare, Emsworth, (Jr M r. W . Nettlefold, Norfolk-street, Stra n . John Rushton, West Derby, near Liverpool, joiner, June 26, 27, and July 15, at one, at the Star and Garter Tavern, Paradise 7 street, Liverpool. AttornitEs, Messrs. Avision and Wheeler, Hanover-street, Liverpool. Issatl,ar Thorp the younger, Manchester, druggist, <lime 23, 24, at twelve, and July 15, at .two, at the Dog Tavern, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Foden, F.xchange-street, Manchester, or Mr. E. Chester, Staple Inn. Archibald Hetirtley, Portsmouth, merchant, Jtme 10, 17,, and July 15, at unB, at Guildhall, London. Attorkiev, 111 r. Atchesoo, Great Winchester-street, L on d on. James Pawlett, King-street, Holborn, victualler, June C, and July 15, at eleven, at Guildhall. Anomie!, Messrs. Robinson and Hammond, Austin-friars. Thomas William Henry lsrandon, Stockwell -green, Surrey, coach-master, June 6, 17, and July 15, at ten, at Guild hall. Attornies, Messrs. Reardon and Davis, Corbet-court, Samuel Chettle, Blackman-street, Southwark, oilman, June 6, at one,' F 7, at eleven, anti . July 15, at one, at Guildhall. Atturriey, Mr. Partridge, Blac4wan !tree. troop-street, Pouthwarka hitter, Julie Id, 17, and July 15, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, M'Mic !mei, Finch-lane, Cornhill. . `llamas Lewis, Birmingham, brass-founder, ;tithe 13, 24, and July 15, t tt des- 30 , - at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Attornies, Messrs. Bleasdale, Alexander, and Ilolme, New Inn, Lotior:-, Or Mr. B. Parker, Snow-hill, Birmingham. Joseph Wilday,.Birrairighaw, strawaltat-manufacturer, June Ms 17, at ftitit ' and July - 15, at tWelve, at th e Union Birmingham. Attornir , s, Messrs. Hicks and Braikenridge; Bartlett's-buildings, London, or Mr. Beswick, Birmingham. John Padhurv, Cirencester, silversmith, June 23, at seven, 24, and July 13, - at eleven, at the Fleece Inn, Cir'encestex. • Attornies, Alr. Lediaril, Cirencester, or Mr. Thompson, Gray's Inn-square. • Samuel Ray, Tanniriginh, Suffolk, merchant, June 21, 2 22, and July 15, at eleven, at, the Crown - Inn, Frarnlingbam. Attornies, Mi l ssrs. Clubbe, Framlinghanr, or Mr. Ilroialley, Holborn-court, Gray's Inn. Daniel Solomon, Queen-street; Birmingham, hardwareman,• ' June 6, 17; and July 15, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attor ney, Mr. E. Isaacs, Bury-street, St. Mary Axe. Itiilliain Kaye, Liverpool, paper-dealer, .June 26, 27, and July 15, at one, 41.• the Office of Mr. Peter Woods, Lower Castle-street, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Woods, LiVer pool, or Messrs. Blackstock and Bunce, King's Bench Walks, Temple. Tuck Gaisford, East Grinstead, Wiltshire, butcher, June 23, at eleven, -24, at three, •and July 15, at eleven, at the Pantie Rooms, New Sarum.. Attornies, Messrs. l'rice and ' Williams , Lincoln's Inn, or Mr. J. Lacoek; Devizes. ‘Villiani Eyre, Newark, merchant, une•23, 44, and July 15, at - eleven, at the White Hart. Inn, East Retford. • Attor nies, Messrs. Exlev,. Stocker, and Dawson, Furnival's In»; or Mr. G. Capes, F.,pworth, Lincohishite. William Gutch, Hop-gardens, , St. Martin in the Fields, woollen-draper, June 6, 17, and .July 15, at ten, at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. Turner, Perey•street, Bedford-square. James, Combat, woollen-draper, June 6, 13, and July 15, at ten, at Gu ildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Holt and Farren, Threadneedl e-street. Thomas Kendall, BristOl, ironmonger, June 16, 17, and July 15, at twelve, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Attoraies Messrs. Sweet and Stokes, Basinghall-street, or Mr. E.: Stephens, Bristol. Sarali.Ring, Bristol, glass-seller, June 20, 21, and-July 15, at twelve, at the Commerial Rooms, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. \Viuttuur and James Harris, Bristol, or Messr§. Vilard, Hateltinson,i and Blower, LincOlo's: Jngr John Theodore Struwy, Manchester, merchant, June 19, 20, and July 16; at.eleven, at the Bridg4water Anus Lin, Man- Chester. Attornies, Mr. Cunliffe, Manchester, or Messrs. Tarrant, Clarke, and Richards, Chancery-lane. Richard Robotham Scarratt, Cannock, Staffordshire, inn keeper, Jour 16, at live, 17, and July 15, at eleven, at the Poyal Hotel, Birmingham. Attornies, Mr. Egertou,Gray's Inn-square, or Messrs. Stubbs; •M-edes and Wills, Bir mingham. William Smith, Fantirrgton, Sussex, miller, June 13,22, and July 15, at eleven, et the Swan; Chichester. Attornies,_ Messrs. NV, and E. Hatton-garden, London, and Messrs. Johnsaa, Price, 'and Freeland; Chichester. James Taylor, Warwick-lane, carcase-butcher, June 10, 17, and July 15, at twelve,-at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Lamb, Brutton, and Hawke, Princess-street, Bank of Eng land. William Harrison, of Dobcross, York, corn-dealer, June 28, 29, and July 15, at ten, at the 'Crown Inn, Stone, Stafford. Atfornies, Mr.Buttert , n, Market-Drayton, Shropshire, and Messrs. Anstice and Wright, Temple, London. Francis John Gueyenette, Bath, dealer, lime 10, 17, and July 15, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Young, Grange-court, Carry-street, London. Julius Langston, smith, Broad-street, London, merchant, June 6, 13, at twelve, and July 15, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. 1 oms,Capthall-eourt, Throgmorton-street. James Smith Livatt, Norton-street, Portland-place,. jeweller, June 13, 20, and Jul y 15-, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attor ney,. Mr. Passmure, Warnford-court, Throgmorton-street. DIVIDENDS. June 24. J. Badcoek, Queen's Head-Passage, Paternos ter-row, bookseller-June 24.. •M. Appleton, Ktaaresbo rough, Yorkshire, linen-manufacturer--,June - 24. J. Greaves„ Fish-street-hill, leather-seller-June 24. J. Squire, Gray's itm-lane-road, timber-merchant--June 27. S. Adams, Wal sall, Staffordshire, merchant-Juice 9.6. It. Lovell, Bedford, cordwainer-June 24. T. Laycock, Minories, slop.eller-June 24. A. Stewart, Broad-street, Patel i tr, hoop-bender-June 24. J. Hentsh, Holborn, haberdasher-June 24. W. B. Shaw, St. Paul's Church-yard, warehouiernau-June 26. C. C. E. Wel by, Leicester, banker--June 27. G. riellairs, Leicester; banker-June 24. J. Fowler, Birehin-lane, broker-Jane 24. J. Sutton and J. Bartlett, High-street, Blooaoshary, shoe makers-June 24. W, [meson, Princes-row, Whitechapel road, coal merchant-June 24. W. Henry; CraWn-court, Al der-se-ate-street, printer-June 27. W. Evans, Wootton, Ox fordshire, butcher---June 21. J. Dray, Hythe, Kent, miller- Jutte 24. G. Brown, Holvwell-street, Shoreditch, linen-dra; per-J anti 27. S. Grove, Ifrisrolooerchant-July 18. w. coes, Mincing-lone, broker-June 30. J.,Derhatn. Lancaster, sail- duth-oranufacturer-June 20. It. Pca6ock, Liverpool, coach- Maker. • CERTI FICXI ZS—JU n 24. J. Manbe, Woodbridge, miller--J. M'Miran, Blackburn, Lancashire, linen-draper—W. Green, jun. Maidstone, dealer —D. Ames, jun. Hamlet of Thorpe, NorWich, paper Mer chant—J. Moore, King's Brompton, SomerseUnre, dealer — 'F. Steele, Manchester, cotton-tlealer-‘-.T. Brooking,. Bristol, dealer,---11. and J. Marriott, Rochdale,. Lancashire, cotton spinuers—,W. Glazbrook, Goswell.terrace, toy manufacturer —A. Boyeson, ion-street,Blackfriars, merctrant—.l.Ching,, Dartmouth, Devonshire, miller—P. Stringer, Edmonton, school-mistress—J. White, Bethnal-green, conl-merchant A. Rushton, Birmingham, coach-maker—C.C. E. Welby, Lei." rester, banker—V. Tesson, Bennet-street, St. James's, West minster, victualler--:-E. Needham,-jun. South Sea Chambers, insurance-broker—J. Bolshaw, Liierpool, plumber. PAPTNERSIIIPS DISSOLVED. M. Plummer,. R. Blackbird, and W. N. Greenwell, New castle-upon-Tyne, comtuission-merchants--E. Middlehurst and T. Bradshaw, ehebrley, Lancashire, grocers—B. Rolls and J. Lloyd, Tring, Hertfordshire, surgeons—J. Peters, W. Hunt, and J. Littlefield, Portsca,,connuon-carriers---T. and W. 'Har rison, Neve-Sleaford, Lincolnshire, fell-mongers—R. Hallam and R. Barratt, Radcliffe-upon-Trent, boatriten-G. Parton and R. Wapshott, Hardwick-farm, Surrey, farmers—J. Ross, W. Higgens, P. E. Ttirnhnll, and R. Lea, Gibraltar, mer chants—G. E. Jonas and W. Hatfield, Great New-street, Gough-square, printers—G. Stringer and J. Browne, Bristol, careers and gitderS—J. and H. Agate, Red-cross-street; bntelivrs—C. Newman and J. Hawkins, Great Coggershall, Essex, iron-founders — T. 'total], J.p ohnson, D. T. Johnson, and T. J. Holab, Nicholas-lane, Lombard-street, wholesale tea-dealers, so far as relates to the said D. • 'l'..lohnson—T. Battersby and J. Renshaw, Liverpbol, etuninon-brewers. The Norwich Theatre has, for some nights paSti been a scene of almost continued tumult, arising from .the intemperance of the respective partisans, of two of the Comedians ; several persons have been obliged to find bail for their appearance at the Quarter Sessions, but the disturbances are stiß, far from having subsided. Four silver Coins were found last week conceal ed in . the. cleft of an oak. beam; over the shop window of a confectioner in Shoemaker-row, Chester : one of them is of the reign. o f E D , wean I 1 I. and thetkree others of that of HENRY IV. They are all in fine preservation, and are now in was, he as , Captain on possession ti i ejoll of p it h i t io h fA e c t l e hr of the laosft,t dh e. o Chester lsviniiel:ln ia 'Triton ) A pe o r. _, notto Bay, Jamaica. Three seamen shared the same fate. On Saturday, a young female, genteelly dressed in a suite of second mourning, was found drowned in the Belson of the Canal, Regency Park. - The body was taken to the Jew's Harp public-house a djoining, where a Coroner's Inquest will be held this day. .Y3sterday afternoon an alarming fire brOke out nearly opposite the East India House, in Leaden hall-street. The flames were first perceived to issue froni the premises of a fancy waistcoat ma nufactory, which burnt with the.utmost fury, and soon extended its ravages to the house of and gilder, adj o i n i ng, a carver which was totally destroy ed* By the arrival (3f several engines, and a plentiful supply o f water, no f urt h er i n j ur y was sustained. No- lives have been lost, nor has any pecsan been hurt. . LAW INTELLIGgNCV. rtliaTketefi:arAta. • COURT OF KING's,Bis.NcH, Ju° . ill 00 Till{ KING C. THE INHABITANT, or THS "-- ofßantus, ST. MARGARET AND ST -P/ 145 ' ait rule ABBdT, on a former day, make them to meet in vestry, bad obtgine,•teci parishes of . St. Margaret and S. John , c3 , e to pariah Clitirel u` St. John, i e - ti tts o a s gait the rule, on Ore pat( of the irihabitan'9l,o; t. Margaret, and contended, that they w ele or to d to meet the inhabitants of St• - I (.'""%rhese agree to any _joint fate on this ocei"ll* xtt ► e• . parish churches were erected under Cilu el ',. - ,,: ,1 it at which time they %fere united, but tie** - ' it ti of the churches had always been considered as ( t separate thin* . • The parish of Sr• M 3r g 3ret t es 4 always repaired their oWn church, which, e%., tinrhoceirteatil:tioetsoctle):: til:ll.itio_:. one of the best in the metropolis, and i ! ac .i iii peptic(' a very considerable sum in putting ea that state of repair, whilst St. John's bad stl , ll ;t e .: o V their church to go into a complete state of.(-"IsIs; elation ; so much so, that it Would riginre at ' c l, ti 80001. to put it in a state of repair ; and "c sr ", i t .' lough they had never borne any share it) eP 3 a. lug; St. Margaret's, *they wantedto force tha t p tb - , rish to meet and agree .to a general rate 1 . 9 1. " repair of the church of St. John. - . f roc- Mr. r Justice DAME . t ER observed , the - Act 'o'ecL „ cis as amient bad United the parishes in this di r esp Well as others ;if it vas no t so, the sinaller ell • "cy tpio - ht I c , c.1095 - C to repair it itself, aUel not larderpa-0 the e pate it, the heavier burthen of repairing church. The ATTORNEY GENERAL said, th e l ' so verse was the state of the present case; Mr' ,• ti r i„. tice DIIIPIER said it might be so, --butno iffl a o f (od might set aside the provisions of -ati A ct 0 ,, Parliarneut. The ATTORNEY GENCEAt, aid, I t o tier all . the circtunstances, the rule asked t he much ; it asked that the Court would orde r t i ,,, parties to meet and agree; it mighforder thelo• meet, but could not force them to a gree. J Mr. lIOLROYD foll Owed on the ;awe side, contended, that .under the Act of the 10th I , c Anne, ehap.ll, although the united parishes wet 6 bound to 'meet: in vestry, and. make a joint 1.8 ,., for the repair of their churches, yet that e' l ' a ' s parish was only liable for so' much Of [bat rat e , _,, their own church required. The words alit)the IT. were, that the inhabitants should meet on the :-,um wanted and afterwards distributee . i . 6:cc Mr. Justice BAILEY.—Tbe words of th,, 4,0 cob it are—" Distribute the sm u so as sessed leeted ;" that was , distr ibute the money after • had been collected. . for Loan ELLENSOROOGII.—Tbe Sam necessary - , e both is to be raised by a general rate, es 81:41. ; . . has been so raised, it is to be applied pis the o ti , cessities of such parish retrirv. With respect our forcing them to agree, when they t hat,iwe t, s ti- are some cases where the Court CO a even tlo as in the case of the election of canons of $ u jo i thearal ; but this was not one. of thOse cases. he the objection to the wording of the rule raigird, obviated by inserting, instead 'of the O e be " meet and agree," the words " meet fa . ., 0 , purpose of agreeing." The rule's° altered 7 then wade absolute. • , . NEWPORT, Isle of Wight, ilttnel.---On Sato' -Y x ni ght last, about half post-12 o'clock, an attelic dwellingof vall, they opened the side gate fOr the porrtsa: it % is supposed, of effecting a retreat, and "" c ry soured to obtain an entrance through the rol e. and kitchen, but finding this impracticable, tilrY. proceeded . to force the window of , the bacill'ai, our, over ‘viiich were two of Mr. YOung' s d3 c ub t ie tors, who being awoke by the noise, one .°L ber , young Ladies-WittChed the men from the el:W I ' fa . the garqc window, while the. other hastened to. call be r to ther and brother. One of she villains was s e , c : r ith go out at the hack gate, and - -was rettirniNg of forcing the shutters, when a large ' stick in I.ls bands, for the Porrnsreived with a loaded musket, and' being inferni,e(pool his daughter where the fellow was, fire"l.l,4the ,window. The man instantly fell, ant ...„.. pired ; his head being literally blown to aft: llll l3 , s la ;rotifer of the wretches, who was then close 'l oc o, Mlle window, after pausing- a minute or th ird deliberately walked away. This was th e i; time .within .within a fortnight the house bad ee stodY tr, tempted and robbed. A soldier is in c' t AI xi' , tb take his trial- MI:. Young, ari• by at the - next Assizes, on a tov, grounded suspicion of being an accomplice, i.t L lo j I l i g been proved that a pair of boots whirPsioo, occasioe been stolen frog the house on a - forme r were sold by hitn.—A Coroner's been assembled, and a verdict of Justifiable j `. c or side was returned;•-•11e deceased and tile pils Jury has. ao , were privates iu the 23d regiment of fOot. ts3l:owt'. Countess al one , Yesterday morning, brouke, , On Friday, On. Wedanea.sadia7,littehle.. Lady Es o q. n N t i l . l p e .. l:l at Lincoln, the Lady r . 4 esg . 511. :edo r f i :Ora " a son. row, of a daughter. Mrs. Thwaites,°foffiGhlrielpat.N.lirtailn::eotf, On Saturday I MARRIED. E si. of ~,, second Clntddeslcy, NVorcestershirc, to Mary Ai 1 9,, ii, daughter as of the. late Richard Yaldwyn, Esq. of ac..xu" S se) , .. GeO r f e. On T • "tstlaY the 234,:u1t. at All Saints, Wostbain,, claug a• Joseph K ' ' --aln, Esq. of Foreit-pta; to Martha Wil,.P"., , ter of Tho 11CA. mas Davis Wilson, .b'sq. of fringstou, I,o'‘ to At Pen I L • Carnarsor 9. r los he,,,ry Art.,lese.l Dr Mas•un, of _ ittifv, of Ann, only • ''. " . 1, • L, daughter of,thc Rev Richard Wi11315, taurhullad. II Thorns, Veest PIED. rOnnlcTuPsday last, at Ludlow, Sir Jobn 130 yd, vane jay, dotal Dattye, Esq. at ia yearof air. Ou tl •le List ult at Cilaso-44 the 3 7 Y ear Of lge° William S w,. „ peace, F.A. of G•cf (lock. r tidny; at P4tSi ' • • K‘l • S ‘tsetshi.re, -- $ - lain-coo+t, . . o na. • tiers of weet Jug, oar of his Xlajestys Gloilill/9St Y.art. „a, (,r arc' . I.o.NajoN printed by .1. li. 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