The Sun. — London, England, 1820-05-15 00:00:00

DENct. N ":0. `. ( ,0' (--. ' •'--{----- ' rs •- S-, =,--- 4 3 i ., , , A , , -----' --, ()r:tigic,,ll .1 ...,(i s Cana' Y (,f' clue in ph lett, such so, 4 .~~` `'~, ,1 . ._. _ _ 0 ---- •-•'-'ffi-iNA--I.t ' r ~ _- r' r - - - --7--- - --,5,....., . ::---_,:vrk .4* ,:‘ ' --,-;---- ~.. t ~', • ~., • .F. .-1 4 9 .-/- I 4e.:21. ,/ 1$ ; 4.1 t t!' k\\. 5 ... 7/ 1 ( gi ' " 47'.- X, - r - - . 1 - -- -7 if/ 4,..A A I ,~ his. P 4 ' y w hiei► e of fer' NUIVUIER 8C51.] • • . scdif C c5Slll°. MONDAY, IAY 1;5, 1820. [Pitict SEvENPENcF4 t. Set do fa L caber. - S THE PITT CLUB. 1 1 HE TRIENNIAL CONIAIDMORATION of the BIRTH of the late Right. Hon. WILLIAM PITT ' lti n 'be holden at MERCHANT. TAYLORS' .HALL on 'URDAY, the 27th instant. SONS OF THE CLERGY. MHE REHEARSAL o►t the MUSIC to be performed at the Anniversary Meeting of this CHARITY , will be in the Cathedral Church of St, Paul TO-MORROW, the 16th, and the Anniversary on Thursday, the 18th of May ; when a Sermon will be preached before his Royal ighness the Duke of Cambridge, Grace the Lord Archbishop of Canterbury, their Lordships the Bishops,. the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, Sheriffs, Aldermen, Clergy, &c. by the Rev. Robert Stevens, A. M. Rector of St. James's, Garlick Hithc. • froM half pay 7th Light Dragcions, to-be Captain, vice Henrj Cavendish Johnson, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 30th Ditto, Captain William Mann; from half 'pay 57th Foot, to be Captain, vice' Robert Baker,' who ekchanges., 58th Ditto, Ensizo William Augustus Stewart to be Lieu- tenant, without purchase, vice Shea, decesed; George Stir ling, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Stewart. bad Ditto, Captain Hugh M'Gregor, from half pay 91st Foot, to be Captain, vice J. William Groombridge, who ex changes. _ INTERESTING iNTELLI GENCE from PERU (Exclusively received by the BRITISri MONITOR.) P LORD COCEiRANE'SBRAVAOO MOCK . CONOREVE ROCKETS. is r° we erg Earl COMI'TON in the Chair. • 'ickets, not traniferrable . (TwN Guineas each), may he had 1 1' the Members, on application to the Committee, at the l'i t.Y'uf London Tavern, Bishopsgate-street, on Wednesday. Thursday, and Friday, the 24th, ioth, and 26th, between the tours of Eleven and Four. Loudon, May 15, 1820. It• Will be remembered that the pnblia of this country were often, and vattntingly told, that Lord Cochrane had carried over with him to Chili,. the secret Of Congreve i s Rockets ; and that, hat.'. ing received the command of the independent fleet, be was going to burn Lima About the ears, of the poor SpaniitilS, revolutionize Peru, and what was better than all, get possession of the valuable mines. ..The experiment was made last October. His Lordship lautibbed several thollt- . sands of rockets, which had cost the Chili go. vernment large .sums ; most of them short of the shore s but the rernaindte titit&ter killed matt nor horse, indeed they did not burn a single hilt. Previous to the attack , , the followiug correspon. dence passed between the Admiral of tali: Chill squadron and 'he Viceroy of Piro. Ti) His Excellency the Viberoy of Peru , Don Joacittim de la ert 68ti Ditto, Captain Jonathan Parker, from half pay York . Chasseurs, to. be Captain, vice George Pirckney, who ex changes. • )y, ver iples. 7 ? • STEWARDS His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge. The Rieht Hon. the Karl of St. Germains. Stith Ditto, Lieut. John Dolman, from half-pay 40th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice David Bradford, who exchanges, re ceiving the difference. • 92d Ditto, Lieut. Thomas Frederick Gifford, froia half pay 95th Foot, to be Lieutenant, rice James Sinclair, who ex changes, receiving the difference. Rifle Brigade, Gentleman Cadet Hon. Jeffrey Amherst, from the Royal Military College, to be Second Lieutenant, by pur chase. vice Drury, promoted in the Bth Foot. 2d Royal Veteran Battalion, Captain Thomas Carter, from . half pay 101st Foot, to' be Captain, vice Robert Turner, who returns to his former situation on the Retired List. 3d Royal Veteran Battalion, Lieut. George Blenherhassett Williams, from half pay 99th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Geo. Beftles, whoselppoint mem has not taken place. Bth E.,1141 - Vet t ran Battalion. Lieut. John Pike, from half pay t.ith art mon Battalion, vice Fowler, who returns to his former situation on the Retired List ; hivnt..Taßses Lewis, from half pay 3d Garriion Battalion, vice West, whose ap pointment has not taken place, to be Lieutenants. .7th. Royal Veteran Battalion, Lient. John O'Connell, from the Sib Royal Veteran Battalion, to he Lieutenant, vice George Palmer, whost - appointment has not taken place. 9th Royal Veteran Battalion, Quartermaster James Ro bert Storrs, from half pay Windsor Foresters, to be Ensign„ vice Pole, whose appointment has not taken place.. 10th Royal Veteran Battalion, Lieut.Jauies Robert Stewart Lougworth, from half pay •It.ll West India Regiment, to he Lieutenant, vice Nlathew O'Hea, who returns - to his former situation on the Retired List. lii IC The Right Hoti.Lortl Hill. !leo ill 11801414 OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Mu!, 8, 1820. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA JESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, 1411 ' they will Sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Tower, Tuesday, the IGar day of May instant, at Eleven • Clock in the Forenoon precisely, sundry Lots of NETT', U) D, and UNSERVICEABLE STORES; consisting of Ir aFpaulins, Hides, Bedding and Clothiug, • Saudle4 and I-farness, Sheepskins, Intrenching Tools, Fire-Irons, Tents of Forts and Pieces, Bushel and Lump Iron, Wadmittilts and kir Cloths, Pink in Wads, and various other Articles ; The Right Hon. Nicholas Vansittart, Chancellor of the Ex clitiquer. The Right Hon. Sir Charles Abbott, Kin. L or d Chi e f J us ti ce . • ey of the Court of King's Bench. _ _ The Hight Rev. - Dr. Herbert. Marsh, Lord Bishop of Peter borouKh. The Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, M. P. The Rev. Dr. William Chafy, Master of Sidney College, Cam bridge. Sir John William Lnhboc'k, Bart. M. P. • • The Han: Hat tholontere Bouverie. • S'ri tbe ►lewaoc PuticC Tbormoi Wilson, Esq. NI. P. Robot Esq. NI. P. - Cliariss Mills, Esq. V. P. Robert Milrytople, Esq. Frederic!; Webb, Esq. (second time). The Her. lieliry Kipling, A.M. Vicar of P.lnmstead, Kent. lUD tOI Stet.—The most fatal consequences intatiably pioduced by war is the destruction of private property. :Thi4 Will now be the case if the mature reflection of Y. E. does lint prevent it, lit availing yourself of the meant in your ha,:dt- and which will not stain your character as a gentleman, ti-n• your repu tation as a general, and it would be deitogAtory td me to pro pose any thing in opposition to these principles._ The devouring dames which have beat dothri the most fur-. midable and brit disciplined armules of - Europe, will stood consume the vessels anchored in this port as well as" the town of Callao. The incendiary rockets have proved to the world that they constitute the most offensive part of the bat tle; wile !) toana L red by intelligent persons like those I have hoard. No iia;itat:on resists their fury, it is a fully to attempt it. Tilt power of ,lestroying. is in my hand, and Y. E. ought to be prudent if you wish. to lave the lives and property of innumerable innocent persons, who must inevi tably perish, and their,Manes will demand vengeance against the guilty man who sacrificed when he niight have 'sated them: Phe whole of which may be viewed upon applicqtion ut the Principat Storekeeper's Offee, in the Tower, until the day of ' , Tale, and where printed Lixts,of the Lots will be delivered to those Persons-who ;nag apply for the same. - na sliiff 11(1 tbd The -Music will consist of the Overture of Esther, Mr. Handers grand Dettingen Tc Detain, and. Jubilate, with the Chorus from the Messiah, " Hallelujah, for the Lord God Omnipotent reignetW,"' an Anthem . composed on piarpoSe fur this Charity by Dr. Boyce,, and Mr. Hander 6 Grand Corona tion Anthem. By Order of the Board, R. H. CIWIr, Secretary. The Mask to he conducted by-Mr. GREATOREX. Leader of the Band (which will consist of the Members of the Royal Society of Musicians) Mr. WARE. on Or ignit P1C77741 L L OF FIC E, May 2, 1820. THE CaiII3ASSIONERS for VICTUALLING His MAJESTY'S NAVY do hereby give Notice, That " Friday, the 19th ins!. they will be ready to receive Tenders Writing (sealed up), and treat for One Hundred Thowsond Gallons of WEST INDIA RUM, of the Strength of fee per cent. under proof, by Sykes's Hy- Ororneter. rans . of CHEESE. 7 7a 7'onv ofRICE, to be answerable to samples (of not Tess 14. " n ofte pound weight each) to be produced with the Tenders ;, *rut The Doors of the Cathedral will be opened, on the Tues day at Eleven o'clock, and orrtlett Thursday'at half-past Ten o'clock, but no pet son can be admitted without first contri ()Willa to the Charity. Tickets for the Cathedral, and-for the Dinner at Merchant Taylor s' Hall to be had gratis, of Messrs.Nornasille and Fell, Booksellers, Bond-street ; Hatcharil. -PiCcadilly ; Messrs. Rivinvons, St. Paul's Church-yard, and 3, Waterloo-place, ; at the First Fruits {Mice, Temple; and of Charles Uickneh.l, Esq. Spring Garden Terrace, tl►e Secretary lo the Stewards, by whom Benefactions to this Charity will be thankfully received. N. B. The whole of the Collections at St. Paul's and:Mer chant Taylors' Half will be appropriated by the stewards iu apprenticing therchildien of necessitous Clergymen. BREvEI —Captain Charles Addiinn, 80th coot; Captain Hugh tkri‘GreLor, 63d Foot, to he Majors in the Army. fipsrtrAL TAFP.—Assistant. Surgeon Frederick Dix, from I),F If -pay ; Assistant Surgeon John Dempster, from half pay, to be Assistant Surgeons to the Forces. ' , COjil w BANKRUPTS. R. Coney, Strand, plumber, to surrender, May iG, 30, June 24, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. Norton, New Union-street, Little Moorfields. Trio , place'` • ahiP' %V. Lirscumbe, Exeter. grocer, June 13, 1 4, 94, at the New Loudon Inn, Exeter. Solicitor, Mr. Brutton, Broad-street, City.. River 64)0 4 I, and enlle• nip!! kitiesr I bin!, 09.! )lace," Mrs, n ~,► r~s V' t re^ erzA SOlied aer iTP i , ifJJ Jor.o , to- were ,tcns tan is 01 YS of !. m lit 'osc' ill' abIC ostl P ie ' , z: wr F~ bo; loco , ( to Ogg to of ore (0' 010 agllr 41 0 “ (wt.. ere(' • the 'OW" :4011k se' 1116 ( lite Thousand Sachs of tirscurT MEAL, to be delivered f4 ta Ins .11ajestris Victualling Stores at Deptford, in the 41-44 * of One Mouth zad also for C 44 e Ifuntired Tons .of LIVERPOOL or coarse-grained sALT, or Salt of equal goodness, stove-dried, 6e an.re(rable to . taniPleS to be produced with the Tenders, . 6 e tit-livered into the aforesaid Stores at Deptford, by the Both Septens4er next. • rho whole to he paid for by Bills payable, without fate- Sixty (taus after date. The Conditions of the Contracts Marl be seen at the S'e 4;tfary'S Oilier, at this. Office, and; as regards the Contract I'? Salt, .by applying to the Collector of the Salt Duties at Liverpool. No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price char nolte inserted in words at length, o r th a t shat!-not . he de= livered to , the Board before. One o'clock on the said Fri day, the 19th. instant, nor unless the Person who make., the Tender, or same Person on his behalf, attends, to an rehen called for: TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. SOTFre_.; BY, It his Rouge, WELLINGTON-STREEt, STRAND, on IFI URSDAY, the 18th of May, 1820, and Two following ; pr:`s. at Twelve o'Clock. E Eii , ire LAW and MF'CELLANEOUS LIBRARY of the late ALEXANDER LUDERS, Esq. 10.alrister-at-Law, and one of the Benchers, of , the Inner o! n r 1) 1 e, removed from his Residence, Wihscomb, e. To be viewed, and Catalogers had, at the Place of Sale. 'JO T. TAYLOR, Esq. No. o, New Bridge-street, London. %! tiO NOT/RED.Sin Y lIEG leave to it - norm you, that ever-since the ~. Year t-iit, I had•heen 'afflicted will,• the 'Lees Venereal, - "lel), fidta its obstinately . resisting every course of medicine -r" ell, by the most eminent of the fa . culty here, and ti . o: .;,I.g'eng ser eralsevcre'conrses of salieation, and twice (Its -I,"'ge(l from the Hospital with little relief, would appear to Z." .l . f :. i t f he most inveterate nature. In tli., spring of last year t.,...',,1...n.der had got to such a head, as nearlyput a period to- f ere head, ~,,e'3,t-xistence--4 had a large ulcer on the cros t s t i i n i . I„,.intt,,l.each arin, - aml my fogs were . broke on a frightful hat e " ; is right was 'dreadfully painful,- andhadbeen in a t w , , , of ulceration for the last seven years ; my left had also, ka e 40 nodes on it, was very much discoloured, at . ud . gave a s :"1, excr ticiating , pain, particularly when warm in bed, a':,4OY to.deprirenie 'of test; in this lan , ientahle Stat d e, s l 1,,,,t; ;,,eantrientled by, Mr. J. Thompson, k whoiece received o vi.ich t di e l'Y them here), to take your L . eake's Patent Fills, 0rt,,,,, i e g"o to do on the.2iitli o. MayUlm cant se o a „ it I b,,a. .. •• -e benefit :in little more than a -.oa t h ti ,,,, , , 411 LO reCl 11. . 51 4)r, Ift ." ' l tem's on my head and arms were soundly healed-- ft ve t e ri the sores on my legs healed also: leaving i in how kts, : coasidera blediscolouratiOti in the skin, and pion the it m s‘ ' t the le ft,.whi . ch, by the, blessing of God, and a little subsided ; th,,kr l'''"vvia ince .in your invaluable 11 , 1edicine, the ~,I°:l.es dispersing, the skin regaining its natural hue, and I,lll;',o.clural pains gradually going off.-1 thus became, by . 1,,,. 0 I,l"Yral advice and medicine, perfectly free from all my .stre:"..r complaints —have recovered my former spirits and Nu fr t h , aud am become jolly and fat, in which state hariwg. iii.,,,"ned many months, iota e itstoniskinent of all who knew .. L I ' 44 1 at a loss in what terms tot express my gratitude, but' thi s ?,""i for the good .of other sutferiii mortals, to make 1,4, 4 1 ; ") . e,ise, as üblic as pos.,ihle, as I sriall on every in:ca lla go doi n g , YPII will greatly oblige .4., your grateful, obedient, very ltumbleservant, Sw a , i 1 s Close, High-striA, Eilitibure-,AhI:EX. AlUltliEß 4 14, ~ Wit tieSs es t o t h e above Cure:— • I';'4,l'son, No. 3, .NeW Potlltry'Alarhet, Edinhurg h, • . l' 1 „ "fl lino, Old Assembly Close, Edinburgh. I .oo l ' ed.asold by the sole Proprietor, THOMAS TA Y hb,„, 'Member of the Itoyir Cc:liege of Surgeous, at his tiai sl e ,,; N° 9, New Britke-street, London; whine, after a t o . 'lt re snice of mere than 40 years, in a practice parti -I,ll4.(,,Z;llicece'd to :the cure of Veneieal omplaints . and those • ,ttr te , '., .to the Parts of Generation, with t bat inviolable 'k'h „), u ' l ß'll men his profession should always observe in .at4,_6l7s `ta n flatt •liimself the advice and assistance he nt,l4:,°_•,slratlittinisters to•persons taking this Medicine, will 111 ;ii i ,„ 1 :1 . ( 1 ? 1 ?y a discerning Public, as an aiivat.tage seldom ilI. A lto _ , , , e-: . and rigid of nit ambignity. 'a ! „. ; :1 ol d, b)' his appoint lama, kir the conveinence of those 1 .. or)4(t.. distam...e, at the Tovshop, No. ion, Oxford -street ; t' t ltii.a • "h4. s, No. 7, fisn-stla•et-hill • 'Alr. Baxter; 12 , , p,,!..rokl.igy, Edin burgh; Mi. t:a II wel 's, ' Dot. lin••, and of . , : , L t 1 . ,,, 14 : . i t h i 1 : - •-"'erY co‘as.i'derable to:en in Groat •.33ritain and 1 _ li f u l l 11 02(1,!5 3f_Only stamped, and sealed up tki,a..,e,, rnt plain direction s •vn ••li • I'; •sons of either , 3 ut _. . .., ei, ‘ lel. , , - ,:11)aul.3eirics*Nvith tiiie,.iiii.44 scortcy j and satet:. THE LOTI ERY. NE FOURTH 0 the TICKETS in the ?RESENT 'UYITERY drawn, and yet there remain Four of 50,0001., , • Two of 10,0001. and Seventy-two otber Capitals to draw. TICKETS and SHARES for the chance of the above Grand Prizes are now on sale by EYTON,Stt;ch-Broier, 2, CORNEI t LI., and LONI BARD-STREET, Where Capital Prizes, to - an immense 'amount, have lately been distrihnterl to the Public. *4* All Business in the Public Fnntis tran'acted with fiddity and dispatch. The next Day of Drawing, i , ith MAY, when the Two Firsi Prizes will be entitled to 10,0n01. Consols. each. FOUR OF scowl. AND SEVENTY-FOUR ()TIER CAPITALS. NEXT TUURSDAY•TWO VIIIZIN OF to,oool. MUST BE DRAWN. '' IZAZAItD and Co. CONTRACTORS, be 2 to acquaint the Public, that, .although s,ooo,Tichets were drawn the First Day, the Wheel still contains the fol lowing Grand List of Prize;, 4, of ,C30,e00 Consols Q lO,OOO Consols 20,000 4 500 Consols . 10 10 3OO Consuls 14 30 " 200 Consols Besides the proportion of /001.501. and 161 Prizes. The Two First Prizes on the 18th May will receive 10,0001 Consols each. Warranted rndrawn TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale at the Old•established afar] Fortunate Odices of HAZARD and Co. the Contractors, Royal Exchange 'Gate ; 26, COrti hill ; and 324, Oxford-street, Corner of Swall..w•strtet, Lon don ; who Shared and Sold, in the Last Lottery Contract, 7,370 and 6,656. 30.0001. 'each : and, in a• recent ,Lottery, ALL THE PRIZES of 80,0001.! ! ! HAZARD and Co Shared and Sold FIVE of the Capital Prizes drawn•the First day, 27th April. From the LONDON GAZETTE of May 13. This Gazette notifies, that on the 10th instant, the follow ing Foreign Ministers had audiences of his Majesty, viz.:— the Spanish Ambassador, the Dake de San Carlos, to deliver his letter of recal, and other letters from his Sovereign ; the Pritce de Castelcicala, the Neapolitan Arnh'assadot, to take leave; Count Saint Martin d'Aglic, the Sardinian Minister, to deliver his new credentials; Baron Longsdorff, the Hessian Minister, to deliver his new credentials ; Count de Tauent zien-Wittemburg, on a special mission from the King of Prussia, to take leave; • and Monsieur de Sehwarts, on a spe cial mission from the King of Wurteinberg, to deliver letters of congratulation on his Majesty's Accession—lt further an nounces that his Atajrsty, the same day, conferred the honour of Knighthood on William David Evans, Esq. Recorder of Bombay; Robert Baker, Esq. Chief Magistrate at the Public Office, Bow-street; John Tobin, Esq. Mayor of Liverpool; Thomas Mantel], Esq. Mayor of Dover ; and George Smith Gihhes, of the• City of Bath, M.D. F.R.S. Physician to her late Majesty. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. /Par-Office, May 12, 1820. Royal Regiment of Horse Guards, Lieut. H. Ellis Boatel' to he Captain, by purchase, vice Taylor, who retires; Cornet Wri►. Lainhard to he Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Palates; Thomas tVilliam Gordon, Gent, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Lombard. 10th Regiment of Light Dragoons, Limit. Lord Thomas Cecil, from 11th Light Dragoons, to he Lieutenant, vice Gale, who exchanges. I Ith DittC) . , Lieut. William Gale, from the 10th Light Dra goons, to be Lieutenant, vice Lord Thomas Cecil,' who ex changes. _ 14th Ditto, Lieut. Hon. Charles Pttre, by purchase, vice Dowson, who retires; Captain George Goodin Barrett, from .hall-pay 2Sd Light Dragoons, vice - F.-Fowke, who exchanges, rebeiving the difference, to be Captains; Cornet Henry Gage, vice I'etre, to he Lieutenant by purchase; Thomas D.`Eye Burronzhs, Gent. rice Gag e, to be Corn e t, b y purc h ase. 23d RegitLent cif FoUt,:Captaill Sir Wilitaw Crosbie, Dart. G. Phillips, Manchester, plumber, May 29,30,. June 24,.at th e star Inn, Manchester. Solicitors, Messrs. Willis, Clarke, and Watson, Warnlord-court. W. GI - yen, Liverpool, money scrivener, June t, 2, 24, at the. Georc Inn, Liverpool. Solicitors,- Mess's. Xlackstock and Dunce, London. . W. ,Stimaill, Stewkley, Buckinzhamsbire, butcher May 26„Tiine a, 24, at the King's E-I c;n! Inn s Aylesbury. Solicitor, Mr. AslifielJ, Staple Inn, Holborn. J r . Carr and D. It. Tetley, Armlev, - Yorkshire, merchants, May . 22, 23, June 24, at the Court-,fuse, Leeds. Solicitors, Messrs. Few, Ashmore, and Hamilton, .Henrietta-street, Covent Gaislen. L. Searle, Weybridge, baker, May 20, 30, June 24,.. art Guildhall. _Solicitors, Messrs. Tondinsons, Thomson, and Baker,Coptha I t, Throgmortou-street. • S. Cramp, Vine-street, Westminster, corn' dealer, May 20, 27, June 2.1, at Guildhall. Solicitors, Messrs. Sudlow, Fran cis, and Urtribart, Monument:lard.. J. Wild, Whale, Derbyshife t cotton spinner, May 26, 29,, Tune 23, at the Angel Inn, Stockport. - Solicitors, Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple.. H. Jones, Holywell,-Flintshire, draper, May 25. 26, June 24, at the Albion Hotel, Chester. Solicitor, Mr. Chester, Staple Inn. C. Harris, Bradford, Wiltshire, tanner, May 23, 24, June 24. at the Angel-inn, Bath. Solicitors, Messrs. Dax, Son, and Meredith, Guildford-street. - T. Parrish, Brettell-lane. Staffordshire; glass cutter, May 30, 81, -Tune t 4, at the Wheat Sheaf Inn, Bewdley. Solici tors, Messrs. Williams, Saitbin's lane, Lombard-sr, vet. IL Kay, Bury, L.lncashire, cotton spinner, May 29, 3 0 ,June 24, 'AL the Starr Inn, Manchester. Solicitors, Messrs. Clarke, ltirltards, and M vdcalf, Chancery-lane. S. George, Nat berth, Pembrokeshire, linen-draper, May 25, 2ti, June 24, at the White Hart Inn, Narbeth. Solicitors, Messrs. Alexander and Holare, New Inn. .1. L. Stmid, Kirby-street, Hatton-garden, merchant, May 16, 27, June 24, at Guildhall.- Solicitor, Mr. Wilde, College hill. • .1. Williams, Birmingham, japanner, May 21.4 27, June 24, at the Hen and Chickens Hotel, Birmingham. Solicitors. Messrs. and Austen, Holborn-court, Gray's-inn. C. and J. N. Ilayles, Portsmouth, grOcers, May 29, 30, June 24, at the Crown-itm, Gosport. Solicitors, Messrs. Alentider and Holme, New Inn. • T. A bell, Nottingham, lace wanufacturer, May 25, 26, June 24, at the Pooch Bowl, Nottingham. Solicitor,, Mr. Knowles, New Inn. J. Fitzgerald, Vice-streel,..Narrow-wall, Lambeth, timber merchant, May 20, 27, June 21, at Guildhall. Su licitur, Mr. Shut rr, M illhank-street, Westminster. • T. Watkin‘,. Ross, Herefordshire, grocer, May 20, 27, June 24, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. James, nociiiershury. Loughtir , t, Egham-hythe, Surrey, carpenter, May 20, Jane 3, 24, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. itonalds,Tokenhouse yard,_ S. Newell, Horsham. S:nrrev, baker, May 16, 27, June 24, at Guildhall. Suliciturs, Messrs. Fisher and Mitaday, Fur- DIVIDENDS. *lime 10, T. Jones, Liverpool, ship owner—June 6, J. Harrison, Sheffield, grocer—June 3, C. 'M i 11, Lower East Smithfield, dealer—June 3, J. Knight,'Nq. 15, Coppice-row, ClerkenWell, iroft founder..--. Tune 10, W. Forder, Basing stoke, Hants, stage coach proprietor—June 8, W. Jennings, Aldersgate-street, butcher—June ti, E. Davis and W. Phil lips, Church-street, Lambeth; brewers—June 3, E. Cohen, Broad-street, merchant—June .3, E. !Parnell, •Congleton, Cheshire, milliner—June 3, W. H. Cox, Bread-street, Cheap side, warebousemaii—.Thne q't,. C. A. Wheelwright, Culfunt street, merchant—June Aarfm„ Plymouth Duck, sil versmith—June 5, J. Moan, Acres-bain, near Manchester, cotton merchant—June 5, J. Harris, HaSelor, Warwickshire,- dealer —Jone 3, S. Hamblin, Wotton-under-edge,;Glouces tersbire,innbulder—June S, W. Fisher, Union-lilatti f Lam beth, mariner—June 6, S. Griwwood, Bures, sutfolk, mer-. chant. CERTIFICATES—JUNE - • • D. Gerrard, Old Cavendish-street, Middlesex, 'milliner— . J. Wood, , King-Street, St. James's-SqUare„: breeches Maker —R.Johnson, Francis-Street, Tottenham-court-road, Watelw maker---K W. Bowzer, Bristol, - sugar refinix—J. S'aml hach, Liverpool,' • merchant—R. Garnett, Nantwieh, Cheshire, shoemaker=-A. H. Mathewson, Gateshead, Dur ham, grocer—G. Steedman, .Vauxhall, victoaller—l. Hart, Southampliin, grocer, —W. Briant, Kennington, wine alid spirit merchant—A.-Frost and J. R. Frost; MaCtlesfield, Cheshire, grocers—S. Bills, Darlaston, Staffordshire, dealer— J. Porter, Wrington, Somersetshire, nurseryman—R. Down, Bridgwater, Somersetshire, ironfounder—J. Higgenson, agecroft, near Manchester, calico printer—W. 13. Plummer, Kingston-upon-Hull, ironmonger —F, Jackson, alley,.-Glow.cestershire, clothier—R. H. W ar d, Maiden-lane, Battle bridge, mustard and blue maim factorer—T. Asquith, - other wise T. G. Asiluitb, and D. Asquith, Bermondsey, ship owners . —E. Blyth, Dyers-buildings, Holhoin, dealer—F. S. Symons, Falmouth, merchant—J. C. Jardyne, ,Sheffield, draper—lL Sowdon, Canterbury, linen draper—G. Sadd, Kenton-street, Bloomsbury, builder—C. Poole, Whitecross- street, manu fact u rer. • SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. • May 8," John Aniory, distiller at Denny—Creditors meet in the Lyceum noon's, Giasgo, 17th MNV and 7th June, at 12. May 8, Alexander Adam. tanner, Failark—Creditors meet in-the Royal Exchange Coffeehouse, Edinburgh, 17th May and Ist June, at 1. .m a y 9, Jansei and John' Hood, coopers and fish-curers, Glasgow—Creditors meet lit tilt I.yetunk Royals there, 19th May and 9th June, at'2. If Y. E. is satisfied with the valour and fidelity of toter cers atm seamen, I offer lon a glorious epitorturiity of prOv• - • ing it, as lam ready to contend with s ogth equal to the vessels I have tinder my cOmmand, and -I promise on my word of hi,iinur, that if you accept this generous' challenre, i will send down to leeward all, the ressdls. necessary ,to n!ake my forces equal to those Y. E. may wish to send out, and the re sult shall decide the fate of the vessels and towns ; but if vote do not I shall put wy threat in execution, Which inevitably will cause-the destruction of every thing untamed in the bay and town of Callao, within the term of four hours after the receipt of this; A cozen of rockets which I will throw 6.-fore the expiration of the above.term, will prove to Y. E. that i. posses the power which I affirm,. although an inoffensive directionshalrbe eivento them. • • . " I make-your ExcellencyanswerahletoOmil and thewiirld, if your'.obstinacy compels me to ad-opt those meaiures which my regard for. humanity would lead me to'.aioid, lint my duty to the government of Chili, compels me to fulfil their Orders, under which,: I have a sectld tine entered this port--; Sept. 29. 14 COCTIRANg, " L. B. BENNET, • Secretary to the S'quron." ANSWER—" I received, at half-p as t f ou rt-bis day, your patch of this day's date, and beiog informed of its contents, , eg leave to state, that a challenge, such at.youi propose td me, is without example. The restilts,i'especting private pro: ty, With which you threaten tne, it perchapce they should be realized, will rest on the bead of a criminal aggressor. Lima, 29th Sept. (Signed) PEZUELA4 " P.S. No more correspondenco, if you please." " To the Commander of the focal Forces of THE LATE DUKE OF KENT, Btc. COMMEMORATION OF HIS LATE ROYAL HIGHNESS. THF. DUKE Or KENT.. Saturday last having beep fittetrby the Duchess of KENT. for receiving the, itequliniont toted by the recent Public Meeting of Noblettien and Gen . .. dente,: connected with the numerous Charities patronized by th 4 late lamented Duke, and Founders • ut the Subscription for the intended Monument fo his Memory, at two.,o'clock the. Deputation ap pointed by the Committee, ,attended at .Kensitig ton Palace, and had the bonoUr of being intrOduced . to her. Royal'Highness, when a copy of the Re solutions was presented, and the tpllowing Ad• dreSi read by the Honorary Secretary:-- " To her Royal Highness the Pachess of Kent, &c. " The Committee appointed by the tare Public Meetits to. pre,,ent the ResolutionS of the assembled Members of those' numerous charitable. institutions distinguished by the pa-. tronage of your late Illustrious Consort, entreat permission. to approach your Royal : Highness with the expression of their most respectful condolence on that laMented bereave ment, which has" not. only deprived your Royal Highness of ' an affectionate and, beloved Husband, bnt has also taken . loin Society one "of its noblest ornaments, and from Bene volence its purest example.- • - • ‘• Famed. abore all other Kingdoms of the Earth for the number and munificence' of her Charities, it has long been the glory of Gieat ,Blitaiir to boast that Royal patronage' which.extended their utility aird fix e d their permanence. 'To _the memory" of the Duke of Kent, therefore, the friends of humanity, owe their deepest gratitude,. and in offering this sacred tribute to departed excellence, they feel that the nr finance of his Royal Higliiress's 'philanthropy will yet benefit his country, and that the.yecullectiun.ef Isis virtue Will live for ever. . .. • . - "To your Roylti Highness, we are cAlidentoto sympathy can be so precious as th a t ivli ? reh embalms the memory of our departed Patron; and in imploring those blesangs.which can alone alleviate the anguish.of so greaka.loss, and in entreat ing the Divine prOtection for your. Royal Highness's infant, and inferesting hope of the Kruse of Brunswick, we are ex pressing the feeJings of that •atreition which has a place in every,hosorn, and the sentiments ir“ltat loyalty which lives in e very heart." , To which her' Royal 'Jil t ; !miss was pleased to rettfrn the following gracious Answer • • " My Lords and Gentlemen, - " It is impossible for ine - to convey td you in my situation, and with my . feelings, ajust expression of th e man y senti - . ments that prevail. at this moment in hearing from you the Resolutions come to - at a Public Meeting composed of Noble man and Gentlemen connected with the various Charitable Institutions, patronized by bit. late Royal Highness the Duke of Kent, and is highly gratifying to me to see thus recoir,- nixed his unwearied exertions in the cause of Instruction and Charity.. "To the Dermta , ion who have waited on rue, I beg leave to return my best acknowledgments for the manner in which they have conveyed these Resolutions to rne." Her Royal Highness was attended by the Prin.: cess.Feoclor, anti her Ladies; as'Well as by Ge neral Weatherall and Captain Conroy, and the Deputation were subsequently introduced to the infant Plineess, who, we are happy to say, is in excellent Ilealth; The, ionowing Gentlemen attended npdn this interesting occasion • The Earl of Breadalbane, Charles Forbes, F.sq 7 M.P., Mr. Alder Man Wood, M.P., William Williams, - Esq.' M.P., awl Jauttis Moil:sou, Esq. Hossurary Secretary;