The Sun. — London, England, 1811-09-16 00:00:00

From 1h LONDON GAZETFE, Stig. 14; 1811. • Oltiteizali, Sept. t4e,18.11*:. . • . His Royal Highness the Prince Regent billieett.: Pleased,:iti the'.name and on..ihe- behalf of :testy, to constitute and appoint M Di,vid Hume to he Clerk of the King'' , Processes in, Scotland; in the rooni of Mr. John Pringle,.eleceased. I lis Royal Hight)As has, also been pleased, in the name and,on, the befrd f of his Majestyi_to constitute and appoint Robert Cragie, Esrp. to be one of the Lords rat Session in Scotland, - in - the room of Wit- Lath Baillie, Esq. resigned. Ills Royal Highness has also been pleased, in the name.and on the „behalf of his Majesty, to constitute and appoint Mr. Alexander Mackenzie to be Com missary of • the Commissariat of Ink ernest4 , in the room of Mr. William Fraser, deceased. • His Royal Highness has also been pleased, in the name mkt' on the behalf of his Majesty, to,consti tut* and appoint,Mr. John - Smith to be Deputy, Keeper of the Register of Seasints itt the Shires of Rox burgh, Selliirk,and Peebles, vacant by the death of Mr. Witiam Ker. His Royal Highness has also been pleased, in the name and on .the behalf of his Majesty, to constitute and appoint Sir Thomas Kirkpatrick, Bart. Advo rate, to be Sheriff Depute of the Shire of, Dumfries, in the room of Robert.Craigie, Esq. appointed a Lord of ,Session. September 14, 1811. Copy of a Letter from the Honourable Captain Percy, ofhis Majesty's ship Hotspur, addressed to Captain Malcolm, of the Royal Oak, arid transmitted by Admiral ',Sir Roar Curtis to John Wilson Crotor, Esq. His Majesty's ship Hotspur, off Cher SIR, bourgh, Sept, 9, 18 B. In ottdienee to your order of yesterday,'l joined the Barbacloes . and Goshawke off Calvados, and deetning'the destruaion of the enemy's 'force (con. sisting of seven brigs, monntaig three twenWfour pounders and a mortar each, and manned wtth se venty-five men) praCticable, particularly as my pilot assured me that he could take time ship within pistol shot without any risk, I immediately proceeded to attack them at six P.M. when, within less than gun shot, the ship unfortunately ., group&d, which prevented their complete destruction :'1 how ever succetded - in sinking one nod driving OW on shore. ; time filrbadoes had driven one on short' the clay before, but having . her broadside to us, she kept up as gravy a tire as the others. # •' From the Hum.pur being i'ground for font - hours, and the whole of (Ise eneiny'is fire from ifitl* briga, • battery, and field-piece; being direeted upon her, I, .rn sorry to say that wehaVe' lest, ,it the rfpilq7 once of this service , two midsdiiptnen and -three sett t. , • inert killed, and twenty.rivet;;scatnert and Marines wounde.d, and have also received' nonsiderable - da.. made in"atir hull, masts, and riging. Captaini Ititshworth and 'Lilburn rendered me every s , !rvice in their power with boats, hew sets, tze. but from our situation, they could not succeed in drawing the enemy's tire from the Hotsivir. I canaat` find 'Words sufficiently strong to express *lay approbation of the concha& of every Officer:- and man in Otis Mitiesty's ship under my command ; their steady and a6iive condakt, -wide; a heavy raking Oe for three hours is deserving the highest praise. I have the honolfr as he, &c.. (Signed) JOSCELLNE PERCY. Captain N'L11c 9 , 1 9 3, his Majesty's slnp Royal, Oak, senior tit ricer, Esc.. • . ,A List of killed on beard his. Majesty's ship Hotspur, in Adioit with the Eiwnty on the, tight of the Bth. Sep iiirilaer (81r. . • Mr. William Smith, Midshipman. Mexander Hay, ri t lidshipman. John Strong, main-top. I r. Al saac Nelthorpei. waist. (WM Porter, boy. (Signed) lOSCELINE PERCY. A Lii,t or Men who were wounded on board his Majesty's ship Hotspur, Captain the Honourable losccline Percy, on the evening of the Bth September 18 i r. • Robtrt Milk, private marine. Thomas Kirby, .private-rna rine. Riley, ordinary seaman. lames Acari, able seaman. john Adarrison, Landman. Richard Brair h. wr.ite, yeoman of the powder.roorn. Thomas May, we john Fernandez, ordinary seaman. Thomas Vordhani, rope. maker. William Larre, landritati. Alex andei flintier, ordinary seamen. ..laines Payne, able sea man. Gabriel Tooke, landman, Edward Lennox, veo than of the sheets. 'William Staplcuin, la, ndman , ' John King, bPalswain's• mate. William Maup,ders, ordinary seaman. James Powers, Landman. !William Thompson, 'able seaman. haac Webster, private marine. Thomas Tyrrell, quarter-gunner.. Michael Burch,' ordinary sea (Signe4) I: EVANS r • Surgeon. . Orthuvier-Office .54t. tt, ISt t. Corps ot Royal thigineers. ro be Captain—Secoad Captain Thomas Cunningham, vice Patton, decJascd. To be Second Captain—First Lieutennt Hugh Lawson, vice Cunningham. To he First. Lieutenant- Second Lieutenant 'Charles 1. Setw)n, vice Lawson. Royal Artillery-Dri‘ers. To he First 'Lieutenant—Seeond Lieutenant Francis. M. span); vice Howell, removed to the 77th Regin,r , t T a he Second Lieu temint.— Georg eFleury lirisac, vice pong. The King's German Legion. Corps off nginters. • - Try he First. Lieutenant—Seoond Lieutenant William Urker, twat tlio I.(cgitnent or Artillery. Regiment, of Artillery. • . `To be Second Lieutenant—Gent lernan Cadet George Meyer, vice Unger, promoted )11 the Corps of ynyitt is, e • . Commissions siy,tied by the Cord Lieutenant of the Coun,ty of Derby. • • rh:rhyshlreltegirritnt'of T . be Colonel, Major Willi-am Cavendisit, vita Lord Ce ree Henry Caveudi:,h, resignett,.. • 're) be Captain Charles Gladvvin, vice William Ca. %modish, promoted, ' , • To bra Captain7Thomas Smyth, Esq.' vice Cladwie, pre; rooted % , - South High . Peak Battalion.of•Volunteers. • . obe c ji , ta i n ...Lietitenant 10110 . 1i4144.vice.11irkett; de= T ceased. To be Lieutenant --Ensign Robert Barker, vice lohn:ba . rker, prompted. • • , Conants:l6ns '‘foletl i py.tbt,ll•drd Lieutenant of Clie.,h ire. • 1 (vat Cheshire Vitilitta. Tb be Ensign—William frouchaolitiseti,,Gent. MacctisfialtV Local lames Wharton, F.nsign," dismissed, , .Coutrassions signed by the L'ord Lieutenant. or the County • • ' of Lssexip • Eastern Regiment„of Essp(Militia. robe Lieutentrirs—Ensigniehn Libel:, vice purrilig,, pro. m cired. Ensign vipplas.A..t.ifivn m•Quqtio,i, vice sad), 2 promoted: - • p • • j'OLICE AT LONDON BRIDGE TO.MOR, "It BOW-STIM:T. - The wc:11-ktiow'n c4.lr:letc7Q, cailin thetuseive4 Captains Andrews and Hall, ate at length in custody. • • s • 1 It turns out, that they went from the Artich4e, at Riad:wall, where they ordered a turtle-feast, .411.1 defrauded the landlord of Jo the 1b tack Tiir• vern, on Woolwich -Green, where', they bnarded during FrliThy, and slept , there Aliat night. Tbey ordered t Stiaqitt3ous dinner for Saturday. Oa that day , the landlord read in 'the ne4spaper. the furl description of their tricks at the Artichoke, at ;" he had some idea they v.'te the men, frdna,their'appearance,and,'by way of experiment, : he, put the newspapetinto their hands, Ilewed them the p.iragraph, and observed severely upon the rogukh condlitt-of the **ties. He then watched. their motionit, and observed that they did not speak of their dondutt in that languSge t,s reprobationbo tiest•men. 14; eneratly do. frequently whiTered together, and appeared to watch people if they looked at them. 'The landlord concluded, that if they were not the Men wilt) had been defrauding the landlord of, the Artichoke, -they had, at all events, a suspicious' appearance, and, •in conse quence, be, presented them the bill, saying, he made it arule with strangers to hare his bill. paid every day. They assumed 'a deal 'ot importance,; and said it was a. ,matter of indifletence 'to them Whether they paid daily or When tliey left, as they were, upon businesS with the Artillery regiment : they presented him v, ith a 101. Suffolk bank note, which the landlord would 'HIV& taken, but was ad- vised by a friend to aft with caution ; be, in conse quence, sent it to the Bankers to make iaquity, and the answer Was that it was iforgery. The land lord,. in the mean time, having kept a-sharp watch upon thern that they did / not decamp, he refused all accommodation to them, and, for the sake of pub lic justice, had them secured, and took them be tore a Magistrate at Woolwialr, who, lidding it to be a case of iMportanee, and the-prisoners cat some notoriety, referred them to the Magistrates of the • above Office. • On Saturday evening they were brought to the above office, and underwent - an examination before Mr. Read, when, on. inspection of the note they had' tendered to the landlord at Woolwich, it proved not to be a forgery„ bin one of-a description well known at the Otlice; being one of those that were issued some time since-by a set of men. •who opened a Bank at Ipswich, and had an 'agent at an office, in• a.court in Cornbill, where' they - ww. e made piyable, and after they had IsSued them to ,a considerable amount," he whole of them decamped; and both places were shut•up. • Mr. Kendall, of the St. Clement's.Ceffee-potash, Was , sent for, and, on his appearingi• he identified the prisoners as the two Men.,who were living at hi 4. house for -some time, and paid their bill by . a draft - upon Biddolph,,CQX, and Co. the Bankers, and for ' which he was so thoughtlesS as to - given them change. On his presenting the draft for-:payment, no. such person who signed it was known, there. For this at, he preferred and found a bill of indittmenv against the ..prisoners, at the Middlesex Sessions, held last February, tint could not meet them- The prisoners were committed for turther. exa initiation, when, it is . expeeled a great number of charges will be exhibited against - them. — Andrews is the man who' was living away in..n Very dashing 81) le in Louden. some time since, and obtained consider..'ore,'suins of money from a num ber of persons, under a pretence 'that, Item his ticiwled . ,;,e and cenneCtion with the'liord Chancel lor, the late Duke of Portland, tart Besborough, Mr. Perceval,atid: a number of distinguished charac ters, he could procure seats in Parlianient, and places under Government. MAN“ON.HOUS, SEPT. 14.,--A large quantity of gold coin, to the atnount • - .4 . 7000 guineas,' in. gui neas, hatf-guineas, and seven-shilling-pieces, was nu' Satuiday _brought to, the Mansion-hous k e, ifaving been seized on t" ridgy night, at. the best -office, (in the outside of the Dever _ , _ It: appeared that Mr. Lawless,. the Inspetaor be= longing to the Post-office, observing, some' luggage 'On the top of the Dover coach,a thing whiCh was :not allowed; exarnined the same, when he found that it conhisted of two deal.boaes, wrapped. round with a cord, and loosely covered with a great coat, without any dire&tion written upon-them. Susped ing• that the boxes contained something contraband and improper, he communicated his suspicions to : Mr. Knight, also belonging to the Post.oflice, by whoM the boxes were detained, and carried into the office till a Custoin-hbuse of&er was sent for, to whose charge the boxes were committed, on suspi cion oteontaining,contraband property. • • in i the mean 'time •Mr. TOMSet, a Merchant in Dover, who had been going a passenger by thecoach to,Dover, came to the Post.iotiice, and demanded that the hoes oliould be,delivered up to him, being his property. , kle was asked ulna 'they contained ; and said that they, contained cash, but declined explaining bl witat•thateash consisted. • The barces were accordingly detaineJ, and brought before the Loth MAY6II this ill, where the partici als;) attended. Mr.,Tocaset appearing personally, and by Mr. as his Counsel ; and the. GUStoni-botise hell% represented by Mr. Peter Lock, the pun cipal Searebcr to Lilts COtoillS, and by Mr. Koapp, their Counsel. Nit. •AI.OEY, for Mr. Tornstt submitted, thiit under theA - trords of-the Aet, st.:izure; its such cir cumstances as the. present, could lawfully be Gtni.le, the Act ordering seizure ouly,of such gold and silVer Coin as should be on boardof any ship or vessel for the purpose of exportation. Here the gold Was seized, .not" on board of any ship or vessel, but on the outside of .a coach, for the purpose of being conveyed, from one part,of the kingdom to another; 'a thing which it was. not, and could not be, in the contemplation of the Legislature to,prevent, far less to punish. Even supposing it to be the intention of the proprietor of any quantity of gold or silver On ultitn.itely too --- piport it, still, till he. , had so far com pleted:the offence as to have it on board a ship or vessel, the Legislature, had not said that he WAS i 0 be - subjected to the penalties of the A. man had - actually committed a crime, there ..was a ..,,,,,..............1.0*..........4,................... ~ . . .--- V 30311 :ty or ins rewntingf and abstati. 4u:sinple.tion Of it ; atiA it was hot ithiot to conntit dritue, but erioie itself, which the lai.v' ine.un to ri. rtisli. Thiq ric;, then, b•!ing,a legal. seitufe, an(11:4 Pr2perty Itavin,,; iNir. Tottiset'6 An Irk upon ii, g l'''' "'i.!A,,1,?,1f,i in w ilia it WaS eopiaiid,.he 13111£1. to I.lli tlg his adion of .trovr ler ro <A' it .: . :3-:.1) person. into wiloitt hattLio l' , •...._::;,tanced, hail come, and ...tiro 6:,. t-: . ...• '., .: ,-, t.:_, ~ .tas Clairned by the real ovaier , 4"ld :-)! ',',.?rile-tt Itt no other cliaraMer titan in OA af a I , .:-.' : , : - .r,. nod n , s 1 be iiabie for all tlie da. ,ash i I: :,:.:11 rilgikt etistte, • , - ! Alt% K N 44-... 011 the-part of the geitero, cohterr4. Od tint I‘.c . • tia of ?NOWT-win in qt)estion ilatikail7 ed the seizing anti detail -61;g of ail gold anti o' 4 ccji" "c't 0 ,11, / 00 bord 0 1 -t.v slip or c essei lures' .. , t 44. ..., • - .. prtatioo, but 3 1:, , ,, ol AI goiti and silver coin" , I)Mi . ng, Or that migiv. pass,- toward(ls any shiPer " P Set, 10f the pu r p o.e of being sccuiity e)yorted. f ' . Mr. Lock un d erto ok, tor the greater o M T r. ornset, to be the holder tthe coin, ii ''°' i 1:1 4 mean titre till lic shoul d bring Iti.i'air.iinii itiiitia of vet'. This proved saiolactory, mid here die ended. inf°l.lll3ti°ns were filed against a number ofjeur" ueymen eoppersiiiiths„ for t:nnsining to rttiie ilidt wages - , and , for striking work '‘vithout doe notice; but on their agreeing to return to their ettiplofitl'" the prosecutions were,dropped. Ig 11 fi' IQ On Saturday nig ng fire biok f t r, t b....,...............—t an awrini at t Mr. Smeeton's, a - printer, the corner of t." l ', d i i's church -yard, which for some time dire3ioo est rudion to the neighbourhood ; but by t inv ,, Jl , utrivikl of firemen' and engiues, it Was got "'''. with deStroying that house, and dadaging the adjoining. The principal part of Mr. Sitlc' t .',l swthwtl::jetuurieksci house within u wr u f e r i r C it i itit:lt2i.d.:tiott:ide.the..ivel'ilttsyht;ra:ealcrlbriiilelotsuutell..i‘tivitw.l lbosalluni:)y)d saucee eec°arifrutiiisiiivpeoloa::::) l k, l i i , c t e i t' s : ',, , '4 ,, gl ; : i t l i , truly made their escape. 'Fix house bei4 03,, one hundred years old, and princip.illy color'; of heavy timber; it was' levolloi to tl:e g;( 01 ` i 1 , twenty -minutes. The adjoining house, txtoof,l3;, to 111 t. G. Blake, butcher, was liriell danti•,,... and the inhabitants made their escape uL'a greatest precipitation. Mrs. Blake had 0 01 Y 7 1 1 brought to bed four days. She and Mr itt iv i 1 _ . were brought dOwn wrapped up in blankeis. 'id flames spretfd .1 o the opposite. side of tbe,wys,.,‘ very much alarmed the inhabitants, their lir,, beenfrontecl.wita.woOd ; but, the wind char:, they. escaped :the conflagration. . During` the '', l ` l , floor of yesterday, otie of the was 01 itl! P o nieo'dous crash ; and:the front or Mr. Blake 4 il!' iii ., was in so threatening a s'tate, that it was °Og le he- propped up. il party of Foot C;oards were:,,,,, -,tlipoed to pkevetit people passing along St , Mai l t o. lane. Divine service did not take place itt Sti t. , L4l s Church, in the afternoon. . I 4 Another lice broke at 11:31(Pa5t t'ci.:,*,,'). yercidar inornincz. , at Mr. H„roby s irati 1.‘0,,, in rottenharn-coni-t-road; it Ivgati iti ti,'" ic o part of the house, it wiis with great ditlicolY i',l, of I liejllllll3teS .escaped,., but ..uolrtimittely 0 et , fourteen rears-Wei,. . ..aid an spin:entice 10;74, tiroby, perished in 'the fla:nes, tot fl.itl)44!)aitcte exertioHs at his master, who made suverlaol.,,,, to to save Bun. ..The adjoining house;. bei°"olo Mr. Yule; hair-dress 'shared I ' -'lne to te ' ' ‘4l er, t . lf, ft. , ,,, adjoining stables ot Mr. Mdl.7X also c3tigill t :,0,1 0'10 twentrfour of his horses.got loose, m lcl tall , 1 4„ i‘a,anriti.oo7l-Iderigre.hettioKoesa. tiSiohrilleo74l,lr.o foand. 6( 113111it' `,..„;al:,%svtlaps , attempting to render aisistance to the 6001, proeipeoortetdolaisltair.:i.gpleirti,sititeiadt titarntahtette‘glii...,i'4; ........--;,--........................... Borar.s.--Crib,. tvith . le ll.° seat of the .latter at Ury, oi their pedoti:otsfel towqrds: the seat of a6tion, which vvill be,.'),,,,00 of 300 miles.- Molineaux- vv t.lso 11131i.Vcieti from' Buckinghamshire, towards the des ate in a day or Iwo. . Fie weighs thirteen s')/i uad'i C at Barclay', ocor .pounds, and Crib fourteen stone four V both are high on . their tnellie. , , • FIRES. On Fritlay last, the 'l,l3acygorlitltitevilie Isaac#l° et 149,6,01A1; ,Suifolk'. of a Soo and Heir. h scittr t•he Lady ot (;corge Birch, Esq. of Btalten A field, Wt.a Son and Heir. NA R it 1 kit 1 . 1 914 1 W I. Il l ' On Wednesday last,• LOUIS llOpillat), ESQ. 0 ~ A 0 tO, Rasa, second daughter of Solomon Ehtin, 1'69: .4, mdiC:l, kit CtOrl'O • On Thuriday, At Winshain, Somerset, ic/1". Ailiv'l 'Esq. of BrOke-t-indse, near Stoortoo, vV)1q,111 1:01',4, 611041, daughter of the late ktioets (I`l. ;Jill' Ware, in kiertronishife,' and Stile' cif giChrdpCiel:o4 fili Vice-Admiral of the iiioe. The same day, at Staintor.i, Wilk.insoh, ',i. o w Captain of the gth t•wht Drava -is, to Mary, 01., ,:„, of Gilbert Atick, Esq. l oo lj t4 - On ynday, by special license, the Right ifirl•rotto canto ahelag, at aroiine Lee,.ttly 044 Colonel Lee, of Vorkshire. ...' .' ' 'oleo° On Saturday last, William 0 xefircird. 66.(1' • di well, to Miss Carblide Alsager,. of Kenrooo4lll'_..„t, 1,-,1, The same day-; at St. Mildreds,. Iltea.st,..,,sifol,. TP,lo'r, s. .ot Leeds, to Miss Harrison, otp:',, W:i6'.:4 On the Leh ist. at futitAii Chorch, V.' ib1..,,i04,' Esq. of Kightsbridge, to-Miss Treg!h., of d f';cr, 4 nit.-.:e. of the late,' ienry, WI Lola, Eq. of SloJlwort tht:o4o, ' S i% ' r o t i o l r i l: i i Z 0 - egi:lict:;:tll,: :: : i t i:) 4 f r in:ale:7l7 o ,t i ' : ' ; r: .1 ( : : e r ' evil!: roli:artscr a u i r i l e . l ," to ;;1/s: 0 04 A. rcliitea,. 00 1 -':it p)ace. ` .91 1 t the 50 01 I nly, at tilia.):l4ei°ra, lit. iOllO. 14‘17°'1111i4,,, et in3pi:ztor Eli 1 i0.1.11:413 In tho_Webt Indies, con,./.4, Oi.`fliiir,,d,iy t i ,:, itil inst. at Want,p, int,r), 0 ire6,l, 1-21c61er.1-ady lit:don, wife of Sir Clorles.viloilo,J, , Mitt. old 6i.1.:!5.t,(1..,,u,gi;f0r o f clig la te reict lA, 1. be aine day, at his house at I%lastcr in Cintacery, INiniani •ktien . t on. , i t " *I Wallgth 0 On rne 7:11 last $t aalit,gAte, o liii h g lott-stretrt-, Prtlavd-pLicc. , 1 ,/, froiv liciriilie OP Tuesdaylast,, in conierluerwq ''' ' '...- trialt in i<kchrnand liatk, tviiis Jitti3nit .11scet, .40 Majorenntl Di les, • t I.)pper seyrnou_l_._. 0 lo ot • ' On Wedne"sday Ow lid) ills'. at her lit `:',;. late 01 fieoter r revolt, fcelat of l'e.ter l'tcYo3l, P.,' .Pi .001 , Strt2ef, I.inolnfs-inii. . vgeti 44 ):the 10 Stockwell, sorrthrlot, Tl.c saine clay, at Epping, in EsaeXe,ostlia 01_ 601 Tabu ElrilsA, upwards or 39 " " IliViorniiill, La i .' CO (-)1' Thuraday last, at iliS tatliers ion collar, stod, !Award Shuter, t;sq. ° I 4 /: 4,.... .„../ briLi6o, in his 26th YdAr• -- , ,;;. ~~ : ;i `Lobe Ensigns—lasepb lotto Crosicr tiattison, 9eut.. folio Heil, Gent.: jaines crossgn)ve,,Gent , &o mission the Aberdeetisliire LOC Militia,. signed by the :Joni Lieutenant.. TribeCapt,litts-- , l.4stitenont Alexander Patilin; vice Milne, --4tornotett. Lituicionit 'Sohn lngrorn, vile Barnet., re signed. Lic.at - crt4ti --Ellil7,ll•FratlCiS Maitland. vice Patillo, prainoted, LitswU Georgdfiinith, vice. I iigront, promoted. Cosign George Taylor, vice . Ct)1111911 To be EntOglis —lolin Thain, Gent. vice Cardno, resigned, • George t.eddes, Gent. vice Mlittand. promoted in the 4th .. Rer,itnent ci Aberdeenshite Local Militia. George M4c- Lauchlan, Gent, .vice 4initit, promoted in the ,itit Regi ment of Atitt - rdeciishire Local Milltio. Commission in the Monmouth and Itrecon Militia, signed by - • the Laid Lieutenant. To be Ensign—William Lockyer freeston, Caen"t. Oliver Thomas. t;esot. ' ' • . To be Surgeon's Mate—Oliver Thomas, Gent.' 4i4NK.PUPTCIES ENL4RGEI); , . William Scott, Lloyd's Coffee=house, London, insurance, broker, froni September 1, to October, 5, at ten, at Guild. Edward Tanner I lerbert and . Richard Crouch Penfo'd, West Smithfield, London, blacking-manufacturers , front Sep tember a t to Set reliiber is, - at ten, AVG itildfialL Richard Reddish. St. lailles': , ,...stree4, wine-twrchant and hotel-keeper, from Septenikt 3 to Ottober 5, at ten, at Guildhali, Lond , m. Ceorge Squier Green; Bristol, accountant, auftioneer, and broker, from September 14 to Novettiber 2j at ten, at the Bush Tavern, UP Mr ,SUP fi gpED. Thomas Done, Gottenburgh, merchant. - , - BANAWPTS. • • - klloorna4.:.l.iverpoot.' merchant, to surrender Oaober t 6, 3 7, and. 26, at ,me, at the Globe Tavern, tiveapool. . At.. torney, Mr. I. Leigh-street, Liverpool. R. Forster, Carnaby-street, Camaro- market, clieesemonger, September 21, 24, -and OCtober 26, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Vincent, Bedtord-street, Bed tonLseuare. • • J. Piper, lialdwin's-garder. rs Leather:lane, common , brewer, Septernber.zt, 24,, and 04tober 26, -at ten,. at (.tirldhail, London. Attornies, Messrs. Judson wad Pearson, Sta ple's Inn, Holborn. A. Leartnonth, sen. I. Learinontli, and A. Learmonth, jun. Parl iiment-st reet, Westminster, me-rchant.;, a rmy-eon t r.re tors' and army.accoutrement. makers, Septenmer 37, 28, andOctober.26,-at ten, at Guildhall, Lon.lon. Attornies, Messrs. Mills, Robinson, and Young, Parlivnent. street, Westminster. . - • A. Ellis, Lower' East SmithAeld, slopseller, September at, 24,. and Odlober 26, at ten, at London: At. torney, Mr. E. Isaacs,. Bury•stieet, St. Mary Axe, London: I. Higgins, North Bradley, Wilts, victualler, Otlober 3,4, and .2.6, at ten, at the Aogei Iran, ‘Varminster, Wilts. Atlorriles, Messra. 'Davies and Davis, Warrninster ; and Mr. t)avies, Lotlibury, London, M. Sheeres, Borough; tritk.et, ' &Lucy, horse-dealer and sta. ble.keeper, September 37, 2,8,.at 'eleven, and Odober.26, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Noy and - Pope, Mincing-lane, Tower-street. 1. T. Beaurain,'Hign-street, Shadwelli apothecary antidrug, September zi, 28, and October z 6, at twelve, at London. Attornies, Messrs. Stratton and All. Shoreditch. W. Brightly, Widegate-street, 'Bishopsgate.street, printer, September 21, 28, and (Kober 26, .at twelve, at Guild hall, LondOn. • Attornies, Messrs. Parnell and Raffles, Church. street, Spital-tields:' • H. Hughes, Manchester; cotton-spinner, September 27, Oc. tobet 2s and 26, at twelve, at Guildhall, ,London. At. torney, Mr. Hughes, Christ Church-passage, Ncvvgaie. street. C. Webb, Howard-street. Strand, wine and beer-merchant, September zr, 28, and October 26, at twelve, at Guild. ball, London. Attninies, Messrs. Halyard and * King, ThrOgmortoh.street. , W. Pennell. tun. Queenhithe, London, merchant, Septerti 'bet . 2.4, October t, and. z 6, at.ren, at uildhall. Attorney, Mr. A Iliton Freeman's-court, Cornhill. R. Oxford.street,„ china and gliiis-man, Septem ber 17, 18, and 94tober 16, at tweive, at Guildhall, Lon don. Attorney, Mr. Nelson, Palsgrave.place, Temple. bar. • • E. Lllis, Mercary-lane, Canterbury, Kent, hatter; Septem-S -her 17 0 . t 8"- and Ot3pber.26, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lon don. Attornies, Mr. ....O. Saggers, Great St. }clews. hishopsgate-street, London. ; PIVIDENDS. 061 . 0ber 5 . N. Ackland, tthion.street,, Bishopsgate-street, worsted-manutatturer, at twelve, at Guildhall. Novernha_s. Hampton, Woolwich, Kent, upholsterer, at len, at 'Guiltiltall,,London. NoVernber S. I. l'earkes, St. Paill's Church-yard, London, Silk-weaver, at ten', at Guildhall. Odober s. T. Muintord and J. Skeen, GreenWleb, Kent, ' Airtiber-merchants, at twelve, .at Guildhall, London, OCtotxr 8. 1. ivory, Mark-Line, London, broker, at ten, at Guildhall. Oituber s. W. Cleasby, York, grocer, at ten, at the White • Hatt 'tavern, Kingstontupon. Unit. October s. 3. Meynell, Howdea, Yorkshire, at eleven, at tht; White Hart-Tavern, Kingston-upon-Hull. October tr. I. Wainwright, Sheffield, Yorkshire, builder and bride-maker, at eleven, at the Tontine tun, Sheffield, Yorkshire. 'October s. R. Muckleston, Cannon-street, LondOn, ware houseman, at twelve, at Guildhall. Setnember 27. B. Broadbent, Stainton, Yorkshire, book seller, at eleven, at the Green Dragon 0 dobet 7. L&. tettes, York, grocer, - at eleven, at the George Inn, Pavement, York. CART/F/CATES„ 0 c - r o s. 5. • Walter Bridge, Liverpool ) soap -boiler. John 111deauley and larnes Oldtield, Liverpool, merchants. William Crouen, St.. Nhtlip and lacon, Gioucesteribire, nialtster. Robert Smith. Sharp, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, chetnis • and drug;%iar. lames Liversedge, Horton; Bradford, I"orkshiro, cotton.ma. nitladurrr. William. Porter and William Macnish Porter, Copthall court, tirnionorton .treet, illerChantS. Watialit, Major, .I'6day-street; Lotinut, Norwich•ihawl niahulaturer. Wiltiatrr Heck, bEatmpsgare-street, ,London, draper. Wlthazer A(1.11115 .ind Fdward Adalns, Uncklrrt,nard South Arnpron,.ship-builder , s. Ocrt Pringle, Nurtheanberlod-street, Strand, jeweller and merchant. • Sturtubi Lunginare, Britut, linen-draper. PAP? A' ERSVIPS DISSOLYED. R Bidwell, Nom , ich, and i.' farriild; Darlinghoo, Suffolk, sick-marinfikturers.' I. C r..ndin and A. Macclesfleld-street, Sohoy gold. strntlis. • W. Willans and Co. St. Mary at [[ill, wine-merchants. S. Butler and W. G. Scott, Chertsey,_wine-merehants. 111.. Dunbar and 1. Green, Birmingham, gold kcy.znakers. . Thomason and Co., Biriiiingh4in t jewellers. 1. Booth and W. Abbott, Nottingham, worsted-machine ma n ti re ts • . • • • ' S. Wilson and T. Crosthwaite, Kendal, hosiers, Benjamin (. robcty and Co. ,t Berkshire, carriers. 11. Barber and Co. LeiceSfer, woOlstaplers. • 111 . Ctriwther and Co. Stretford, 1,1111C.,411i(e, milliners. 1. 11. Whitaker and T. ro'well, Manchester, cotton.manu. Catlin:34. G. Brook and j,' Ford, Kingston-upon-1.1BI), cabinet. • makers. . • ' • • W, and.G. liarris, St. Allun's, Hertfordshire,. grocers. • 1 . and E. Baddeley, Shelton, Staffordsliire. C. and T. Wilson, Carlisle, coach.proprietors. G. BroWnsworth •and 1 . . Morris, • New Itrentford; oil and colourtsten.. 1. l'oolton and J. B. Whithead; liilston, StaiFordshire • iron dealers. 1: Caper and J. Wilson, Tavistock.-street, Cthent.garclen, lincii.rirapers. • , . S. Brown and 1, E. Wilson, ,White.friars, flout-faetors. •Worltall and Co. Catherine -street, Strand, ;cabinet. makers. lIIGH WATER Morning, 47 min, after. t. j E:vening, 9 min. after 2 Printed icHARD HARRIS, of No. 4, Martlet-coati; Bow_str ec t An ' d Torblia -1.01;•DON Printed by I{ t'u WILLIAI4 A RMIC Ea SCRIPPS, SoOtb Molroo stre'=" Cl • , be adae-Ww` M t h e SUN Orvics, No: Ti Stroud, 'where davertiftmlnii, Ord:r► for the Poper, Leters for tho editor ticc i (postlaid), west - IF I Ls, It L • li , = , t I ti IP' , ~~'. ~. ~~~ r,