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Fnom THE LONDON GAZETFE,Serr.23, 1815. WAR DEPARTMENT. rlownilit s e-street, Sept. 23, 1815. tiipatehel, of which the follo,vinti are ef,ples, Bate been re eeired - at this Office by Earl Bathurst. addressed to his Lordship by Field-Marshal the I)itlit?. of 'Wellington. Paris, August 2. MY have tilt honour to enclose a list of Officers tLion whom the Emperor of Austria ha,. runlet-re-! the Cross of a Commander and of - Knie-ht respectively of the Order of Maria 'Theresa. in testimony of, his Impetial MajestO. approbation of the;r services and conduct, par tieuldriv in the late battles in the Netherlands, I b eg your Lordship to lay before his 1-I.(,vat Highness the Prince Rc . aent, and request b oyal nermissioli for them respec tively -to "accept the -ante, I have, &c. WtIA.INGTON. , Tn he rt7),27m qndrr.s . rftha Orffer aiWhria Theresa. thi, Marquis-of •Anglesea, G. C. B. Licutettant-Gencral Lord liAl, G. C. 13. To he Knish/.c of the Or Ter (.I.lfaria Theresa. .F.ieltettant4ienern! Sir Ilenre Clinton, G. C. 13. Maior-Gereral Sir .Tame. Tirrinit, K. t'. B. ' I‘la',or-General Sir Edivard Barnes, K. C. B. l‘lainr• General 1. rtl Etl.:,-:trti Somerset, K. C. B. rolimet Sir .lohn C. B.Royal lloro Guards. . Colonel Thomo: Iteynell, 7 INt. ltegitnent• • colonel Sir Andrew Barnard, K. C. B. 95th Regiment. - Colonel the Hon. Alex. Abereromby-,C,iliistituto GuaPds. • Colonel Sir George Wootl,ltayal Artillery. .eoloitel Sir Colin Camphell, Colilstreart Guards. et;liinel Sir John Colborne, K. C. 8. 5.!il ilegitnent. (:olent-1 Alexander ‘Voodford, Coldstream-Guards. Coloui . l the Fredericli l'onsonhv, 12th Light Vragoons. -Colonel Fitton 1;.1-lorvey, 14th Light I)ragoons. t7olonel Carmichael Smith, - Royal ) ngineers. Lieut.-Colonel James Nl`Thintiell, Coldstream Coardi. 11.ient:-Colotiel Sir Robert Hill, Kitight, Royal tins (,mrtisi Lieut.-Colonel Lord Fitrroy Sonierset, Ist Guards : Lieut.-Colorte! 'Robert Dirk, 42d Regiment: Lietit.-Colonel Neil Douglas, 79th Reglinott. .1,1ent..-Colonel Lord Saltonn, Ist Guartls. Paris, August 41, 1515. - . LORD, —1 have the honour to inclase a list of Officers upon whom his. Imperial Majesty the MmperOr of Russia has conferred decorations of different classes of the Orders of St. George, .Anpe, and Wladimir-respeclivelv, in testimony of Itis Imperial iNlajestN's ipprobation of their ser- Nices and conduct, particularly in the late battles fought in the Netherlands, which I beg your Lordship to lay before his Royal 'Highness the Priiwe Regent, and request his 'Royal Highness's permission for them to accept the same. Ihave, &c. WELLINGTON. Second Ctrs: St. Ceorze. Lieutenant-Generil the M,rl , lis of Anglsea. Lieutenant-G:.neral Lord MD. • • Third &r.ts learge. Lieutenant-General Sir H. Clinton. Major-General C:ooke. !,lajor-General Keiopt. Second Cal.: St. If7adiyar. Maior-neneral Sir 0. Vandeleur. tlajor-Gcncral Sir J. lUajor--Getieral Sir D. Pack. Third Cla.t., St. Tr 1.2(174147'. Major-General Lord E. Somerset. Major General Sir J. Lambert. Manr-General Sir C. Gy- 41 ,t. Nla; or-General M-tithiwt.•., litlajor-General Sir FL Vivian: Cvlo►ze! Fourth Claw. St. George.. Colonel Sir J. Elley, -Assiitant-Aoljutant-General. Colonel Reynelt, 71st Regiment. Colonel Sir A. Barnard, 9th Regiment. Col. Hon. A. AbercrOmby, Assistant (Inn rter-Mastr-Generat. 'Colonel Sir C. Campbell, Assistant-Quarter-Master-General. Colonel sir J. Colborne, Ud Regiment. Colonel Woodford, Coldstream Guards. Colonel Ifopourable F. Ponsoillsy: 12th Light Dragoons. Ctilauti Hervey, Acting . Military Secretary.' Lientenant-Cotonel Sir R. ,'.i11, - Royalliorse Gnarls. Litutenant-Colonel lAA: F. Somerset, Military Sticretary. Lkuteuant-Colimel Lord Saltoun, Ist Guards. Fourth efilt: St. Irlarlirair irolortel Hepburn, Ad Guards. tohinel Sir G. Wood, - Royal Artillery. Colotie: Muter, 6th Dragoons. Colonel' Carmichael Smith, Royal Engineers- Lieutenant-Colonel M.iefton:iell, Guards. Lientenant , ColOnel RradfOrd, Ist - "Gnards. tient. Col. Lent Greenrrcic, Assistant-Quarter-Master-Gen. ILieut.-CoL Coolie, Ist Guards. Lietit.-Col. Sir C. Broke, Assistant-Qiiarter-Mastur-Gen. S , r H. G. Berl:dry, Assist.-Quart.-Master-Gen. Lieut.-Colonel Ross, 95th Regiment. tieut.-Colonel Sir G. Scotell, Assist.-Quarter-Master-Gen. 7.ietit.‘eol,nel Dia, 4'2d Regiment. tient...Colonel -Donglass, 79th Regiment. Lieut.-Cvlunel•Nixon, -2tith ReLtimcnt, Lieut.-Colonel Lygun, id Life Guards. Lieut.-Colonel Hare, 27th Regiinent. Fil-se Class St. /Irtxe. s I.kntAlerroral Marie.; Giant Alter,. - V 4 101.-Gencral Sir E. Barites, Atijiltant-Gent•ral. Major-General Adam. , fr 4itchaf , S , pt. 23, 1816. . . r.RRATA in the Gazette of the ttali-instant, under tfleS•ead of ilS'rccr. apponated Coolpanions of the in , ist Hon. iiiitary Order of the name of Nlajor Row,n, of the -?.?d Foot, s•as inserted by niMalte; and the name of I..ientenalit Colonel WiMani Percival, (in the half-pay (if the ou4lit to bare been int:laded in the list of 011ie,rs upon whom the Order ha 3 been conferred for former rervieee. War-O/fire, .sept. 23, 18 1 5., Ith negiment of Drag - non Guaribt, Wil.lihim Terry; Cent. to he Cornet, by purchase, vice Nisbett; promote() in the I.3th Light Dragoons... 2:1 lt 4 •Lzinient of Dragoons, Lieutenant Witlirim Eturges, from the :Ist Oragoons, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vieti dills, proo;oted. i;th Ditto, Lieutenant 'rhomas Bidclttlph to he Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice'Murchison, who retires. etst e,ziinctit of Light Dragoons, VV. 1. !loath, (3 , rit. to be Cor:,et, by purchase, vice Loft, appointed to the itth Light Drigoons. firth te.;:inient of Foot, Captain henry •Simmonds, frotn hail • pay of the ;list Font, he Captain of a - Company, vice Mil , • l ee. whq exchanges: Ensign ti e nrcllroctor, from the 41st ,•'oot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, rice WcylauLl. loth Ditto, Captain Joseph Smith, from the Stith Foot, to be • Captain of a COmpany, vice Tripp, who exchanges. 33th Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas Ratcliffe, from hitlf-pay of the G I ,t Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Gunning, who exchanges,. nth Ditto, Lieutenant Edward Davidson, from the Nova Fencibles, to be Lieutenant, vice Ross, who ex . elianzes. /Ist o, Second Lieutenant NV: Leayncli to he First Lieu ' tetrtit, without purchase, vice NlTherson. promoted. tab Ditto, Lieutenant George Sunbolf, from half-pay of the iteginient, in be Lieutenant. vice lirratt„ who suba uses . Stall Ditto, Captain F. U. Tripp. from the. 10th Foot, to be Captain an Company, rice Smith, who exchanges. 97th Ditto, Lieut. tVilhant flenti ers on to hr Captain of a Mp • Coriny, without purchasr, rice liaggertolle, appointed to ati itoyal Veteran Batta!i.in-. .sn.t.. Ditto. Lieutenant Schoruhf!rc Kerr, - from the 2d Garrison I3attalion,"to be •Lientenati:, Nlidclleton, who ' 11..v.-ttarages: A,ssiStant-surgeon Ralph Edon to•be Surgeon, Tullj-, pfliAsotid on the Staff. • Fusizo If. D. l'ownshend to be Lieutenant, by 41st Vo. Geale, who retires. pni . c , , -flajr.lanks Robertson to be Adjutant) vice e3ll Ditto, Licatc. s4e A djutanez only. wiao WI rata } Richard Cro,-rory to be Lieutenant, with out purchase, vice Bartley, pr 59th Ditto, Lieutenant Abraha n Dent. to be Adjutant, vice Campbell, who resigns the Adjtitance only. 63d Ditto, IVilliam Richard Meacock, (;east. to he Ertalg n , by - Purchase, vice Houghton, promoted in the 15th Foot: 64th Ditto, Ensign .lame;; itokton to he Lieutenant, by pnr , chase, vice Ramsay, ptannoted to the Royal West India .• Rangers. '6sth Ditto, Ensign William Andros to be Lictitenant, with out purchase, vice Strac(y. promoted in the 12th Foot; W. Newhouse, Gent, to he Ensign, without purchase, vice • Andros, 66th Ditto, Serjeant John Stevens to he anarter-master, tice. King-, promoted in the 2d Royal Veteran Battalion. 67th Ditto, Lient, Geo. Mothers to be Captain of a ConsPany; without purchase, vice Waliwr, appointed to the 9d Royal Vet. Batt. -Ensign Joseph Everett to be Lieutenant, with out purchase, vice Mathes's; Ensign and Adjutant William • Blair to have the rank of Lieutenant ; Hugh Brady, Gent. to be Ensign, without pm chase, vice Everett. 81st Ditto, Sedeant-Maiov John Pally to he - ,ldjotant (with the rank of Ensign), vice Wheat, who resigns the Adju tancy only. Sitth. Oitto, Assistant-Surgeon James Symes„ from half pay of the 92d root, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Wright, who reigns. ' 9 , 3 th Ditto, Ensign C.F. O'Brien to be Lieutenant, without purchase, lice Anderson, appointed to the 2 i Royal Vete ran Battalion ; En-ign Robert Montgomery, from half - Pay of the regiment, to be Ensign, vice O'Brien. Assistant- Surgeon Alexander M - Anilrew, from the 3d .West India Regiment, to lie Assistaot-:surgeon, vice Leahy, who resigns. 97th Ditto, Lient. John I'. Downing to be Quarter-Muter, vice Moir, deceased. 107,1-Ditto, Ensign Samuel North to he Lieutenant, vice St. .11•1 m, deceased. Mar Williani, Gent; to be Ensign, vice North. Sit West India Regiment, Hospital-Assistant Thomas Bell. to be At:sista:it-Surgeon, vice M•Andrew, appointed to the 96th Foot. sth Ditto, Cornelius Williams; Gent, to be Ensign, without purchase, vier Smith, whose appointment has not taken , Bova! African Corps, Assistant-Surgeon to the Forces John :look to be Surgeon, vire Wilson, whet retires upon half- Pay- - Rosa/ West India Rangers, Serjeant-Major James Kent to be Adjutant (with the • rank of Ensign) vice Clark, who re signs`-the Adjutancy only. York Chasseurs, Ensign James Mackay to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Spurting, eppointed to the Cot h Foot; Ensign George Lays-, from half-pay of the 53d Foot, to he Ensign, vice Mackay., Cape Regiment, John Fawcett, Gent. to be Ensign, by pus - - chase, vice Sutherland, promoted. Garrison Battalion, Lieutenant H. Middleton, from the 85th Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice Lord Schomberg Kerr, who exchanges. 2d Royal Veteratt Battalion, Assistant-Surgeon Thos. Young, from half-payisf 'the 42d Foot, to he Assistant-Surgeon, Nora Scotia Fenci!dos, Lieutenant Wm. Ross, from the 16th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Davidson, who exchanges. HOSPITAL STAFF, John Erly, PhySiciau to the Forces, to be Deputy In spector of Hospitals. - The King's German Legion. . Bth Battalion of the Line, Lieutenant Charles Fasten to be Captain .sf a Company, vice Wcnse, appointed-to the tst Foreign Veteran Battalion. • ISt Foreign Veteran Battalion, Captain Augustus Baron sVcnse, from the Bth Battalion of the Line, to be CalstAin of a Company. Menron's Regiment, Joseph Corten, Gent. to be Entiigis`, without purchase, vice Versturin, appointed to the 3d Light Dragoons of the King's C.:erman Legion. MEmonasnusi —Ensign P. Ryan, of the tOth Foot, is super seded; bein. Anent withmitleare. The appointalents the underittentioned Officers, as stated ih the Gazettes of 2utt June last, and 12th ultimo, have not taken place:- sth Royal Veteran Battalion, Lieutenant Peter Squall-, from the :ate 1•1th.Boyal Veterait Battalion, to he Lieutenant. • ad Royal Veteran Battalion, Ensign Thomas Macdonald, front the late Bth Royal Veteran gattstion, to he'Ensign. 'ERRATA in the Gazettes of z24 -- nitisoo, and C 611) instant. Ist. Dragoons Guards.—• For Serie Ant-Major Thomas Brown to be Adjutant with the rank of Cornet, read Serjealit-Major Thomas Barlow to he Adjotant, with the rank of Cornet. 25th Foot.—For Lieutenant S. R. Jarvis to be Captain of a Company, vice Iluteheon, who retires, read Lieutenant S. • It. Jarvis to he Captain of a 'Company, by purchase, vice Hutebeou, who yetis-vs. Commissions in the King's Own.lle ,, "ireent of Militia, signed • by the Lord Liettenant of thaCoonty of Stain-EL Captain Thomas IVilliont Gifford, from tite half-pay of the 7th Regiment of Dragoons Guar,ls, to be Major, vice Cavendish, pfoted. Ensign James Underhill to be Lieutenant, vise Wilkinson, promoted ; Ensign - Pploclie % liatele to be ditto;- Thomas Podmore, - Gent. to he ditto,' vice Talbot, promoted; Ensign George Robinson, from halt-pay of th, 53d Regiment of Foot, to be ditto; Tice Daniels, trans ferred to the Line. Commissions in the Derbyshire Old Militia, signed by the • - Vice-Lieutenant of the County of Derby. Major Charles Glacswin to In. Lieutenant. Captain John Ltacroft to be Major. Cocks!, fleathcote, Esq. to be Captain. Richard Maysretor, Gent. to be Ensign and As sistant-Surgeon. Con;usissions in the Renfrew Militia, signed by the Lord Lieu tenant of the County of Renfrew. Major Robert. Swinton to be Lieutenant-Colonel. vice WDowall, deceased. Captain James Walker, Major in the Army, to he Major, vice SWilltoll. promoted Brevet Major James Waqier, late Captain in the 42d Foot, to be Captain, vice Crawford appointed to the 94th Foot. Etisign James Love to he Lieutenant, vice Mather, deceased, Coannission in the Eastern Regiment of Essex Militia, signed by time Lord Lieutenant of the County of Essex. Captain'Jereiniab ticrstonan to he Major, vice Dennis, de ceased. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieuteahnt of the County of Surrey-. lit Regiment of Royal Surrey Militia.—Thos. Sparlies, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Charles Collins,Gent. to be En , ign. Ist Regiment of Surrey Local Ratushaw, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Forster, promoted. 4th Ditto. —Benjamin Femme, Gent. to- be Second Lieute nant. " Commis&ions signed by the Lor►l Lieutenant of the County of Derby. Delper . Regiment of Local Militia.—Major William Hunter • .hunter to he Lieutenant-Colonel, vice, Cruton, resigned. Captain William Henry Wayne to he Majoi:. Lieutenant Sohn Fletcher, jun. to be Captain, vice Wayne, promoted: Lieutenant Samuel Sanders to be ditto, vice - Flaa, resign ed. Lieutenant William Harrison to be ditto, vice Downes, resigned. James : Storer, Esq. to be ditto,„viee Crompton, resigned. Joseph Douglas Strati, Esq. to be ditto, vice CaMphell, resigned. Ensign John Ontram to he Lieute . nant. Ensign Thomas Wragz, ti, he ditto. Ensign Peter lloWn, to be ditto. Ensign Thomas Wilders to be ditto. Ensign William Henry . Fletcher to be dittn. Gervase Cressy Hall, Gent.. to he Ensign. Edward Fletcherent. to bO'ditto. William Scott Smith, Gent: to be. ditto. Thos. raton, Gent. to be Surgeon, vice Evans, resigned. George -Rownes, Gent. to be Quarter-Master, with the rank 01 Lieutenant. Chatsworth Regiment.—George Blount, Gent. to be Licute tenant. BANKRUIvrCIES ENLARGED. Conrad Haromar, Bristol, timber-merchant, from September ' GtoOctober3. • BANKRUPTS. William Forster, Hunslet, Yorkshire, flax-spinner, Septem ber e 29, October '2, and November 4, at eleven, at the Saddle' Inn, Leeds. _Anomie! ' Messrs. Edmunds and Jeyes, Exchequer Office, Lincoln's Inn, or Mr. T. H. thangcr, Leeds. • Henry Ballendine Dennis, Manchester, and .Genrge Rye, Wigan, drapers, Octolin- 13, 11, and November 4, at eleven, at Albion Hotel, •Marg:hester. Attorney, Mr. John Thomson, Manchester, or Mr. IVindle, John-street, Bedford-row. •Henry Tollervey, Portsea, brewer, October 5, 6, and November 4, at eleven, 'at the Fountain Inn, Ports mouth. Attoroies, Messrs. Sowton arid. Fuller, Chitties ter, or Messrs. Palmer and France, Bedford-rnw. David Buckler, Ilatton-garcin, week -gilder, September 29, October 25, and November 4, at ten, at Guildhall. At tornev, Mr. Addi,, Park-street, Westminster. William Spicer, Afford, Wiltshire, maltster, October 6, at live, 7, and-November 4, at eleven, at the Greyhound Inn, Bath. - Attornies, Messrs. Frowd and Itose, Serle-street, Lincoln's Inn, or Messrs. G. and P. Monk, Nlelksham. - - Frances Masted, Gracechurch-street, hatter, September 28, 29, and November 4, at ten, at Gui 1411 4 1.1. 4ttorney, Mr. Kiss, Eari-street, Blitchfrihrs. rtirbert - I.N:ewbalu tint ythiaget, sitocttiid, DArkam, eabiliet meLer, October 'I 1, at two, 13, at eleven, and November 4, - at twelve, at tint ltd Lion, Stocktila. Attornies, Mr. John-street, lietifitrd-runs, or Mt. Raisbeek, Stockton. James Snelling, ritislOt, victtialle'r, °Colter 13, 14, and No , Veitiber 4. at two, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. At tornies, Sir Samuel Whitton - die and King, Sfjeant's Fleet-street, or John Henry F'rankis, Satall-sttlet, Jotni Cornwall, Kirton Veri, Kirton, Lincolnshire, Victualler, October 9, In, and NoVeralier 4, at eleven, at the Rubin Hood and' Little jolui, 80-ton. Attorntes, Mr. PeterTux ford, Bostoa, or Messrs. Ludington and hall, Setondaries- Office, Temple. Thomas Clough, Beverley,Vorkshire„ saddler Oetober 6, at silt, 7, and Noventlicr 4, at eleven, at the Bay Horse, Km:resin,- rough. Attonies, Mr, Ridiardson, Thirsk, or Messrs. Morton and Williamson, Grav's-lunLsquare, John Batt, Sheffield, draper, Ottober 16, 17, and November 4, it ten, at the Albion Hotel, Manchester. Attorniet, Messrs. Taylor and Unwire, Manchester, or Messrs. Milne and tarry, Temple. - John Fulham, maltster, September 30, October 3, and NoVeinber 4, at el..ren, at Guiltiball: Attornicit, Messrs. Pal - other and Turner, London-street;- Fencliarch , street. ThotuasiPenney, Lombard-street, merchant, September :W, • October itiarNoyember 4, at ten, at Guildhall. Attor ney, Mr. Pismore ' Watnford-court, Throgmorton-street. WillLitu Spooner, l..awrcnci.-Lane, Chearide, factor, Sep tember 24 .o,tober at ten' and Nt,riisher 4, atlweirc, - , , • at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Putt; fiuckiersbury. Abraham - Brookshank and Alexander Moody, Long-lane, Bermondsey, - tanners, September -2f;, October 7, at ten, and November 4, at tweri . e, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Kay', Fresidield, and Kaye, New Bank-buildings. William Miller, Brown's Coffee-house, Mitre-court, Fleet street, merchant, September an, October 3, and November 4, at eleven, at Attornies, Messrs. Winter, Sail bin's-lane, Lombard-street. Joseph Will; Spring-gardens, tailor, .October 3, 77, and,No vember 4, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Featherst liothorn. DIVIDENDS. Nov. 11. E. Dudley, of Shoe-lane, pewterer—Oct. 24. V. ('lose, of Ilandley. Staffordshire, potter—Ott. 23 E, Martin, late of Aleonliury, Huntingdonshire, farmer—Oct. 24.' T. Baker, 'of Rochester, draper.—Oct. 28. J. Todd and G. Todd, of Liverpool, woollen-drapers—Dee. 9. E. Dudley, of Shot lane, pewterer—Oct. 2a. W. Miller, of Bath, grocer—Oct. 17. W. Brenhin, of Kingston-upon-Hull, grocer—Oct 3. S. Moline. of Billiter-lane, merchant—Nov. 4. A. Voting, of St.Swithen's-lane, merchAnt —Oct. 17. Ann Roberts, late of Nantwieb, Cheshire, innhecaer—Ort. 16. J. Carrington, of Beaumont, Esser;, faner—Oct. G: Abell, of High Hol born, woollen-draper—Oct. • 28. 4. RowlitmistA, E. - Isaac anl W. Brien, late .of Cheapside, warehonsemen—Oct. 14. W. Harrison, of Dirtaiontli-street, Westminster, army accoutre, recent-maker=-Oct. 40. J. -Mewls, of-Birmingham, grocer.—. Nov. 4. W. Birch and C. L. Birch, of Great Queen-street, Lincoln's-inn-Fields, coach-makers. • CERTIFIC.VI ES—Oct. 14. J. Melhuish, of Crediton, Devon, baker—C. SllflntlS, of Devonshire-sawn merchant—T. Strands, of Providence row, St. Luke's baker -.1. B. Hough, of W e li c h aa .,- sx ,ru a re, master-manner—W. Pare, of Hackney. draper—(;. Steelman, of Northfieki, Worcester, firmer—A. ‘Vhitelloase, A. White house and W. Whitehouse, o' Nesthroinwich, Stafford, iron mongers—M. Cost ,i, Thorney -street, Illoomsoury, taylor. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Travis and A. Townsend, of Manchester, drySalters--:-.0. Ormrod audit. Green, of lialliwell, Lancashire -cotton-spin ners—T.Prince, Wm. Bond, .1. Emery, R. Millimurn and T. D.iwes. of Fuzhali, Staffordshire, tape-mannfactrirers (so far only as relates to the said.% Kmery)-0. Elliott and il.'l'. Hol ',rook, of ftridge-rowel, Lambeth, coach harness makers—W. Garrett and T. Davies, of Langley-street, Long-acre, heat her splitters—J. Idle, G. idle and T. Coates, of the Strand, iner , Pendleton awl W. ltawslion ' of Manchester, hat ters—J. Scott and M. Hawley, of Shetlield, librarians—G. Webb and P. Stinton, of Bristol, hackney:um—T. West an I G. Cottrill, of 114;h-street, WhitechapeL grocers—W. Macrae and S. Moses, of Norton-street, Portland-place—E. Wi. Wiirgett, and W. Wiggett, of Drury-lane, brush-makers Champante and B. \Vtsitrow, stationers—G. Barnes and J. Sharp ; cal Nortkainaton, watchmakers—J. M. Schroder amid' C. W. Schueidier, of Loudon and-Birmingham, merchants— G. 'Woodcock and T. Ts neman, of Birmingham, plater—J. Mills, J. jun. J. B. Leake, T. Nunn, and G. Marratt, of Hatileigh and Ni.inningtree, bankers—H. Chesney and 'l'. 'Mon is, of High Holborn, fringe and lace manufacturers—J. 'Gill, J. Davies, and S. Taylor, of Binisimgham, hat-manufac- • torers—G Grove and J. ilonaker, of Birmingham, coal and coke-merchants—O. tiodg'ci and it. Hodges, of lieurirtitaa street, Covent-garden, siik-ruereers. VtEN!•TA lIAMBURGII MAIL. SEPT. ;41 CTIdCvaToTITS this time tlso, as the mediator of Europe, to reconcile the opposite extretnes of the other nations in point Of pr &tics-, and to bring forward and to maintain a system', which considers ,the good treatment of France, as far as possible, consist ently with the security of :he - frontier States, ,par ticularly Germany, by - sufficient guarantees, as a main object of a new order of things. LETTER FROM THE FRENCII.FRoMTIErt, SEPT; W.—Never were the eyes of the world so direct ed towards any negociations as thcise which are now carrying on at Paris, which are of such high importance both for the present and future ages. The greatest Statesmen are now assembled in Paris, and the result of the neguciations will re flect upon their whole future career and their .reputation in hiitory: How decisive is this mo ment. The negotiations have hitherto chiefly turned on the ques ion, whether the integrity of France shall be mainfained as it was before provinces were taken from Germany, .or .is it now is Prussia firmly insists upon it, that France. must. make cessions another'Cabinet agrees with Prus sia. •On the whole, the instruet:ons of the,ling lith negotiators have received new Modifications, and it is now, believed that thiS point will be ad jnsted as such, the future repose and the interest of the respective rowers. BErmiN, SUPT. 14.—The day before yesterday arrived ten waggons, with works of art, from Paris. The Prussian army, ready to make every exer tion and every sacrifice for the King and Country, are constantly encouraged in those sentiments by the noble example of the soldier's friend. Blu cher has pay in arrears to demand ; but the sol, Biers are sensible that if the money for this pur pose were raised in Prussian States, it would re quire the last strength of the country to be exert ed, and the money would be put into circulation in France, to the advantage of that country. As, this would be entirely contrary to their wishes, they have given imp their pay till the receipt of the, Contributions shall furnish the means of discbarg!! i ng it with French twoney.—Exchange on Lon don, 52 seta. Tuesday as JAMES LLOYD HARIUS, Esq. Bar rister at Law, was proceeding from "his residence at Cheltenham on the outside of the Birmingham coach, the horses took fright at an ass, which was lying in the road near Swansick, when Mr• H. leaped from his seat and fractured his leg in a dreadful manner. Ile was conveyed to Bath, where he lingered until the following d a y, and died in . excruciating On Friday morning the stables of Mr. WArtt,- TEES, coach-maker, in Oxford-street; were broke open 411 . (1 robbed of a great quantity of valuable harness and coach-ginsses. • DLI) BAILEY. Yesterday hrttett Mart: Mot was itvl;cl6l the stealing a coat and Other articles, value 4O is property of J. - Beresford. The proscen tn i c pc, waiter at the York Hotel, hi Bridge-street, 4 ,, a itiL (Hari; from which house he lost pro pert . 7 4 bi saw them again soon after at a room oe rli P l e c rdi the prisoner, at the Golden Cross, Chariu.irodt The prisoner read a defence, very or tip, in which he stated that he :s a nati;ill/ France, and had served in Buonapartc's ornhy`or' an Officer of hussars in Italy, Egypt, Sl's il e i b .;sotugul, tugal, Germany, Prussia, and Russia. ",.trali he had been bred up in the narrow pa th r b c or and religion by his kind patents, and (wit siderable emhasis) in the school of houPti r : e li 'ev' country :;how could the Court and J ar .Y II 12.3 n guilty then of a crime which he shwlue -' ' think of. e• The Jury, after considerable deliberati°' turned a'verdiet finding him —Not GuillY l De o As the prisoner was going out of Court' n ithet to the ground with considerable violcnec,tre is a having fainted, or pretending to taint. f.ne looking man; indeed apparently s 0 ) e l e vel that he could ntzt hate been above ten or: 5 ofrel years of age when that undertook 1) 1 . 0 110 thtion'to Egypt ; wberc, however, he sat • ttP defence; his sight had been injured-. .Rryan Lace gstooli iudicted for felonicos)11,0" ing, on the 19ih of . July last, chain, gold siivelyistoef seal, and key ; the property' u` M'Cardy. The Prosecutor deposed, that be sv gi 'rie Mr. Fry, the banker. On the evening • ira te stated in the' indictment, be go t rather 0 0 0.0 at the White Horse Cellar, Piccad ill Y 4 ,ch cir thence lie found his way- inuo_Oxford-streett - p op e the prisoner met hips, amid sceing him fai r liquor, offered to take care of . 11 i ,• 8 : ' ° home. While he was thus assistirig tiro coaeliman Fry 'came up, and he' tu s- vpo ll , posed accompanying him to h residence' joie theirarriral there, the latter person Wisb t e ., ( M e ss b , l ► if all was right, and Isis property safe.- this time being pretty well recovered, e'f f is li ° and found his watch gone. The rii"j °9 o ,o l ' c i ; had been a long tirne about his pers°, n ' t st ootg, eused of having stolen it. This lie sat 51 ' 7 it i j cri e ; denied, but the coachman pursued o° l tter fps ut " Stop thief !" The prisoner, llow-‘,. C V et t considerable time during his flight In iviH rog 411 ? ' Jim same cry, evaded arrest. Afte r 3 „,, cato e , tj i - e vi4urocs pursuit, however; the coaeltu,..coebrre with him, and he was secured. lie% Isis' person the watch was found coticea`c. ' 010 5 it-nee of his small clothes, and drawn fr°loll/ier after considerable resistance.--Th e P r ' ;s hound Guilty. , s w t c . rt t i t a SINGULAR --------------- ACCOt/CHEMENT. --le° all''''y lit' to re ' end of ties on :of very genteel appearance, '',, it cW; nes's - Park, was taken soddenly 1 ": a up P g. 1 I MELANCHOLY )ot7g woman was a m, the walk. She had not reradrice", veil ....rs_ one of the seats in 10e., ore; fine an 17 minutes befOre she was delivered ` - r ely edto be infant. A nursery•maid who 'loco y rs_i_ y; (I—, the wife of an innkeeper and t , i. e be passing at the time ran for gss i t s botil e. ~,,ie 1 : 11 the mother and the child co ou t 4 it:greet: Ipyt:tlPdant loefailiti: Su at strP ro to sciDE.__:-yesterday 1 . 1 .40 0 1 0 . her I.'llle by i,ingitig herself in . her bed-r°l,l'9 ''citt t __ s h sham! had gone dowt. stairs, un" te aip te sluic)vered till quite & a d . Bb e had l it- &te r I l l ' e ' rri.:sYx, about 5 ° years oPfl mince! le twice before, and declared she `r 3s l iti etc ii I,ned on it. She was universally req,ectie: 0 0 1 . She etOthourhood i and her death is gre,ilY 6°oo'll o lras left three ditughteri by a fortliel: "":iios Of • 0i 1 1 IridaY afternoon two men ill 11 ► c i io 0: ford-street, men, called a coach , front a st 011( ~toelr" Ivan i-street, and getting into it, ordered toe _" 600 0 lifter to chi ye to Kensington Gravel Viti;eypolfr ~ 'r they - were through Bayswater gat e tilo, 11° eofl thetheta eheck-string and got out,. and " v t .., 1 „ 0 1, 11 , 1 f other eut Presciite4 a pistol it the coaco'•01:151i0 sh i s ler robbed a Lady - , ern, was passing, sover; they wi and her ridicule, containlng 5001%0001' c:,ey then forced her into the coech, and ( , : ajo g t o 1 the comply with their demand, When. the, Sll` I d fre'L Pearance of two Naval Offrcers, ul ll °' c , 31- ,, iii ov the Oat - dens, put them to fligh, and wi,,,00, their escape by MaidO..hill, toA.ards l'addoVo.l4,- Yi,es,terday,. about ten o'clock ill the WI . ov a a puolican of CoMpton-slreet' Soho, p..:155in...g0,,i- the platform of the Strand Bridge fell into:op:l' low part of the river, and although he .o;isc,hoosc :.in in ten minutes and carried to a pub' die d til y in Strand-hinc, suffusion ensued, and lie ~• t ely , ieula ~ parently of apopleiv. He cc as bled iti ~.ceeo in the tvito Sticiforts temporal artery by a surgeon, gli , ed in taking- nearly a pint of blood,. but `. 4 ,i, were ii u navailing, as life was evidenth eY•ti'-os 0". -•-II Friday the 15th inst• in the eveuitt,.. Iwo!! Mrs., and Miss BOUGH ERRTT st• ere retool' t t e p olf from South Prinsby in their collide, "..oicl.} broke on the descent of Wellingbarli-11111,bY OP ~ae. 04 they were all precipitated from the coo! 3/ ,,,, 0 1 BOUctiEltETf was killed on the spot i 1 10 0( 0 Miss 13oOcHER • - t - 7' -escaped Without till bodily injury. • . . 1111tTHS. i ( Iv d rg ui On the.lstl)iust• qt. Farnham in Surrey, the .A.,iot tain Glover, 1 • ' '• , ' a t Scots) It", • lout, r, 4. the First ,or the Ituy , in o , of a (laughter. lC l4 Pl iell At Aspatria;Cdroberlantl the wife of Mr. Job'. af e I' keeper, oithree daughters, :' -ho vritti the niotlia, to du well. • ' -----. . - • 13'i cUf MARRI ED • Charles On the 14th inst. at Rlbehester, Lanetishire, .. to Esq. o f A.1,-,ton Lodge, to MiS*Maria Unartley. 1 garui,e,':)ll mit4t'ilY,.Captain Charles' OBryan,, of tilei4_4l3,, a the P lcia.,,y. en, eldeit daughter of Captain Iss - CO, 54, PiEj). Button _ u On the 12th inst. at tits house at Clifton, .1 01° i the 38th year of his age. t ile' On time 21st in at his house atVorthtioWa,' ,-' B - her, 11.3 q. in the SOth year of his age; ,_, ar o t- his 3,5'0 1 1 On the 18th of last March in the I r t"3l ) ,,ocerg ney beard his • . s h ip '. ifl . is Nlalesty s Africane, PLOP ft , son of the Duke of Bouillon. _ oor Gc5,11:04' _ . ( n .):) , Saturday natirninglast, at his. chao.t:-.s:',,rodocciar,„-tg; latch} of a c,iiieussion of the Ii i.r..drpo, .1:,....q.,. 11- 4 ret: l° lhrOWll oat of ho gig-, (1:.•org, .'-''''. ~ Seel , rniral of the 11:.:d Sittnirlin' of his MajesLY ' years. co vccr —__-__--- '4 t"" , ,03, ,- .. No. ' z 'oo , . ,„, LONDON: Piilittti Ir, - .I'. 13. GAitS"..:...r Lido,`, o i les buildinzs ; un:i I,llloished by NV. A. s l- ' ' .heri ;'.cs.sc.d. • at. the stiN“-h-7,c„, No . iii stwiti ',, das.,.. 'i.i' N.t:. 01,3 t. hi , • ~.. ra%.os,C;.-J,:to,Lettiirs (host ,.o. ds , -. • 1 • :I 4 ill