The Sun. — London, England, 1811-01-09 00:00:00

~.~ H-1 S! N. 4CIGEM quis oteik FALSUNI it ODE AT ? L 0 D U /V, NVP.DNES!)AY, JANUARY 9, 1811 Windsor Castle, lan. 9, " His MAJEST Y bas passed a good night, and re. , mains as well as he was yesterday: " H. R.REYNOLI)S. " W. HEBERDEN. " • BAILbIE. " R. Wtt.us." ~ We this daY lay befor e our readers BUONA PARTE s. new plan, in detail, for the arneliorqtion of his Ma rine; the substance 'of the measure we stated last Friday. Forty thousand children are to be dragged from their pareets, and to be placed at the disposal of the Minister of the Marine ; and by a new Con scription, one hundred and twenty thousand men are to be forced into ' the Army ; and, the People of 'France submit to these- dreadful privations', not to insurelhe safety or to promote the interests of their Country, but to gratify the ambition of on e jndivi dual, an d that individual a foreigner. All, the, aecounts:from tContinent , on which t h at a ny dependence can be placed, co ncur i n stating, misery prevails in ever people Indulge no hope of a change, unless. the op- Pression of the common Tyrant should at length _rouse•his own subj Prin ces, eds as w e ll :IS thos e of hi s vassal. Merchants, fornierly in great affl uence , are reduced to Poverty, and failures overY day occur, not only in the dependent States, but in Paris. The war in Spain and I'ortury has s p rea d such general retchedness by the e sacrifice of so many rela tives of 'fondles tio n at hom e, and the probable degruc of t hese wh o remain with the aqui es, that “curses, 11°I lo ud but to a , deep" prevail almost universally : of the p e ople, there ;menu; to Ire aAen case "allorebodina of a war ' with Russia, in the which new conscripti ons will be ordered, and populatioa ~,ill persons. I t be drained without respeet to Et;ONA was tho ug h t that the sava ge t emper of . PARTE wool d earments d b e sortend by ccnjugal, en , and that the h ope of an bel- might hav e indder uced him to a b ate hi s vioeetwe arapp bate the pressicm, in thou g h l ie or to Throne for his suct.ll9l*- But passes much of hi s vaey, nothin see time in dotheati C bri gms to diminish his rage for conqueo, and desire of opnyes,nr, States. Denmark is , g other considered as the next Government that must fall, thOugh the subinisive Monar c h of that Country has eleteded in..rigo ar even. the Ftench Agents its en forcin the g the Decrees aphis! Colonial Produce' and quarters Marmf at i nres of Gr eat Britain. In short, in al; there is uothing but a dryad of future ads of ty ranny from the French fluter, or an atiiol34 11°Peihit his death may give re li ef to the oppressed hod mitred peopk of the Contitient. . ..........„.... oor Re iders will see, by a reference to the pro , feedings of the Crennion couri,il yesterday, that th ey have aged in the manner and assumed the , one recommended' by an Oplosition . Paper, to ~,i. Which we yesterday alluded a n d th at in the shape of _, i , , an borate Ad and Petition to the Houses of Lords and Coinmotti, they aSsume the right of deeidlng upon their conduCt, it i n ' •I and of censuring bare Yet) , strong terms. The Cominon Cencr, lia ql ` i n . thought proper to recommend to 'Par . naent to follbw the precedent ' of the Revolution, ant i to address the PRINCE of WALes at once to take bpou himself the Civil, Military, and Ftnancial Ad- Itinistration of the Government, till the Etvgencyßdt sh all have acquirer.] the force ziir.l authority of au Act of Parliament ; that is to say, that though in 1688, 'a Throne Wa's vacant, and that in 1811 it is full, 41id that though hi one itistance the 'object was to It'_revent the return of the abdicated KING, and in he other to enable the Sovereign to resume his fun ions the the his temporary incapacity _ s ' 3, Yet,. in the opinion of . the Common Council, the 83 Wt. i - remeay ought to' be applied, in cases so ca iliarn(tti IIY oppoilite, nf2eeawry arrangainents have been made by 130tt►Ce of h ll(3uses of Eirliament, for submitting to the *ALE9 and the QUEEN the result of their deliberations respeaing the Regency. Their answers will probably be reported to the two Rouses 94'PrithiY•..end then the Bill for authorizing the _Chatieellot 'to put the Cotnniislion for e opening Par presume, be brought in. se,!o. favourable has the wind been sines Sunday "nigt, when the large fleets sailed tor Portugal, e4tli• It -le Mediterranean; West Indies, end t he tay • the had been detained ten weeks by coo" wi4(18) that by this tittl e the Heel tor Portugal Inlt.ll4t have twereti the Tagns, Bv this tie" an.im rae quatitity of b(.dding, clothing, linti other litoro N b required by Lord WaLtsruwoti, have brat seat aut. NAVAL 'NEWS, PLyMOUTII, JAN. 7.—Arrived his Majesty's ship s I?evenge, of 74 guns, Hawk , of 1 s guns, and the Weymouth store-ship, from Portsmouth. The ketch Weltingtort, W. HUNGER, Master, from Hull, with a cargo of suudiirs, bound to Lis. bon, put in here for convoy. Sailed his- Majesty's ship Rhin for the Coast of France, and thi Piercer gun-vessel, for Basque Roads. PORTSMOUTH, JAN. i3.—His Majesty's ship Cur delia arrived this day from the Downs. This day Sailed his Majesty's ship Diana (or a , cruize off Halite-de-Grace. His Majesty's ship Rapid takes convoy to Guern sey, and will sail to-morrow. Went but of harboui today his Majesty's,Ships Beruick,- Coquette, and Challenger, DEAL, JAN. B.—Sailed his Majesty's ship Tar tar for Plymouth. Arrived the Roplis? (roma cruize. CAMBRIDGE, DEC. 31. Mr. G. J. Skeeles, of Christ College, and MeOrs. John Griffith, Thomas Rlbinson, and George Pa e- Lock, of Trinity Coulee, are elected Scholars on the foundaticin of the Rev. Dr. Bell, Prebendary 'bf Westminster; being the first election since the in stitution of the scholarships. The Rev. Joseph Godfrey Meier, formerly of Bene't College, is presented by the AichbishOp of~ Canterbury to the uniteill%ii arages of Godtnersharn and Challock, ne. Athford, in Kent. The Rev. - Moore, A. M. was lately collated by the Duke .of Norfolk to the consolidated ree , holes of Bixie.y , and Framingham Earl, in Irorfolk, vacant by the death of the. Rev. Mr. Hudson, of . Bradford, in Yorkshire. The Rev. Nathaniel Colville,' M. A. Retlor of Lawshall; in Suffolk, is instituted to the Tezlory of Braille, Norfolk, on the presentation of Mrs. i/Owle, of 'Brume Hall. On Saturday morning, do the arrival 'of, the Car lisle coach in town, two poor wornon,'outside pas sengers, were frozen todeatli. The coqehtnao posed they were asleep, and did not attcuipt to disturb them until be arrived at the Swan-with-two Necks, Lad-lane, where they were • found cium,te stiff. • Letteri received from Cormina bring the follow ing statement Ot the nutnbe• of French troops seta into Spain irOm the 23d of October, iBc7, to the evd of August; 1810, by the way ot Ilayonne only, received by the Junta of Grllicia from a confidential person on tile Frontiers, and potAibbed These numbers, compared' With %hat noi,v tr.nain of the ! u, she , ,v how dreadful the tiavock putting the 'enemy's forces must have been':— 'gory intantry • 47.5 - a C. ivalry . 7, t o o 1801 W thlundd i rt e %%%..1t Z . , . pin6t•milly to ipaltt . , • 36,2u0 13og l',tal . 3i2,240 49,60 iSlo lanuary . . • ~ . 22,700 .. . . . 7,i00 1. ebi uary .. . . ithio,' •• • • 30-3 Mar..ll . ,i, ,14,7.)0. • . .. . i0.):3 April ' . 6,7 ad . . . . 1,40 u May tine 6, Goo . , . .' . ilau tuts 7,4004 . . . . . -2,ti AUgLIA „ . , . • . 10•4,:0 . . .' . 2,140 Grand Total ot,loo 62i ) Q-.) The whole , ot the Infantry and Cavalry making a tOti,i of 469iitio . in ~ ..11,—Note. It I; computed (Ma the French hove sent through Arr%onaiid Catalonia during the same period 150,000 meth The following anecdote is told tfipeaing BUONA. PARTE andi his new Empress :—A shop t tittle ago she had ordered her high up,,ltied courser to be brought, for she is extremely tond of riding, and, is a great adept in . the cqueittriaty art. 'NAPOLEON was just hastening from the Sate 'Unwed to her apartments, when' he met her dreved tor riding.— "An Empress of mice must not expose the hopes of the whole na!ion, and of Europe, to the caprice of a horse," he said, and dismissing the groom's, ted back his dissppointed consort by the hand to her apartments. • 'On Wednesday, Madame Ludt BUONAPARTE and her children, in four iarriageS, arrited at toe Angel Inn, at Ludlow. Al a d ame L UCIEN i s rat h er en tan point, and about 39 years of use. A Physi thin, *an Abbe, 'and eleven servants, accompany . them ;teems was on a visit at the Ktrl of POWI6'S seat 'at Wincot, near Bishop's Castle, during the latter part of last ueek.—J. BROMFIELD, ENT or Shrewsbury, has made an estimate of the repairs tVhich will be requited at Lymore, and ti is said that his residence there is abandoned ; but - that the Ent of Powts is tittin: up another of his Seals, clink:4 Stone-bowie, five miles fermi Ludlow, for his .1;16'4. Monday night, an invalidlailor, lately from Ports mouth, was enticed into a house id Dock-street, 3 t Smithfield, by a woman of the town, who found means to rob him of a tin ease, containing [2l, in B ink notes, with which she made her escape. LONDON SassioNs.....Yesterday an Appeal was made at the Lone kita Adjourned Sessions, Guildhall, to settle the wages' of Journeymen Tailors. The claims of the men were advanced, and aver souse, discussion, the Court rettised to sandion any advance of wages tor mourning, but advised the M , sters to allow the men to take work of. that description to their houses. The wages required was 33a. a 'weeli, and the Masters stood out for 30s. CORN-EXCHANGE, JAN. g.--To-day the state of the Market is as our report of Monday, very few. iaaors ur buyers wtettuLd, or few santplcs were shewn, and no fresh prices •can be tylotvd excepting for Flour, which remains at theadvance el Moliday, namely, about 55. per sack ; Fine Bbs. to is. ; Sftconds 803. to 853. There is no alteration in the prico of bread thia week. : hOXl ' N ' a The match between Silvertliorie and Dogheriy for a 4take of tot) guineas was fOugiit yeSierttly on Combe Warren, near Kingston, where Richmond beat Isaac Wood, the waterman. At half-past twelve the combatants set to, will) Rid Gibbous and Caleb BAdwin second. to Siker thortit., whose weight was 11st 4lb. and Dick Hail anti Powers for noglierty, whose weight was to.t. I 111.). * Current betting was 6 and 7t04 on Silver tho'rne. Round 1. Sparring wi t h caut i on . D og h ert y , made a right handed hit, w hich V(33 returned, and a partial disengagement took place. A most eon- - rageous ani sanguinary rally, commenced by mu tual consent, in which the combAtinis mood and exchan,ied hits um. the space of two minuses, re- Apr:leis of the Wows. I) gherty's strait hitting gaVe him some advantage, but the fitrengih of verthornes bi t y.c.S was evident at the end of the round, and one in tine throat of Dogherty V►as aWful, llogherty got the worst of the rally,. and fell by a blow, which decided first blood and first knock down. Filo to one on Silverthorna. t. Doghetty, embarrassed by the forcible blows hr had rid, hit short with his right hand at tile body, and Silve-thorne put in a blow with quick ness on the bead, which again brought his adver sary do w ee to one. 3: 'Stlvertitornen made a good stop, and another rii;ly as courageous as in toe first tout d, ensued. Silvei•thurne.foltol.ved aud bored his adversary to all parts of the ring, but receiving Dogherty's science about the-head. Silverthorne threw several blows away by round hitting, but his stiength gave him the 'beat ot the round, as Doglierty was %,alt, and he kll with a slight Int.—Seven to 2 on S.lyer thorne. 4. Doglierty's head bled freely, but lie commenc- Od a rally and put in a good body,bluw, - but it only , staggered his advtrsary. In placing a second body blOw Dowlerty was nit quickly on the bead, and be %eat down. 5. Diqtterty made another body hit, and it was returned on the head, as in the tortnor found. A rally commeud, and Silvetthorne wd, knocked down by a W 0,4 on the head. 6. Do&icily knocked down in the coin omit:valeta of a rally. , 7. Dugherty appeared titst at, tune, and hit his adversary on the head with great gaiety. Silver (borne made play by a dis , resaed and awkward hit, and he received a right-1)41)(1.A lacer. Sitverthorne bored in on a courageous rally---it was most sangui nary, as each exchanged hits for a minute and a hatf.—,-Dogherty'i science gave him the advantage of the former part of the ra.ly, and a close ensued (or the firattitne, when Silverthorne fell Irons wak uessi. 8. Silvertliorne and Dogheriy put in a hard blow ou thr mouth; , Silverthurne, however, bored him down. 9. Moen sparred for wind; Dogherty put in a body blow with more fince Ikon cuutd have, been expect ed, and it was returned on the head, when Silver- 'lane (dl. 0. Silverthorne put it) .a dreadful bit as Dogherly was commencing a rally, *hien knocked down lot ,ItlyetS4ry. was with ditfivulty Dogherty could be got off.,his second's knee, but he went in with the COW %Qui a Crib, and .fought under these disad van;ages uutii knocked down, and the tight was sup pus,Ki to he over. .D4,,therty,:was;hrouglit again to the scratch, and twtibonatle play. tou - a doubled state, and the combatants managed a rally in a state of weakness unpiralleledo; Titey had sirengtit to stand, without the I.lower, of hitting, although within length ; but Stiverthoine recovered sufficiently to knock down his adversary, which prevented bin) from appearing agam ia • After the battle, llogherty was in a state which 'excited great alarm. ; was bleeding from every eliatin,l, and apparently lifeless. Whilst being car. riedWitt of the I hog, his passage was .stopped -by Stlverihoine,, wiw, had. walked out of the inner roped ring in a state quite as bad as the vanquished.: Neither had life enough to stand on their legs, and they were put to bed and bled. The desperate con fiict lasted 22 minutes, 17 of which were really ex changing. hits. Thi:vcontest was even more sanguinary, taking the, siZ:LOI flee men, than that of Crib aid Moll neux ; and >< was one of a similar nature, inasmuch, as strength opposed science, and in the two instances Itie lot incr had 'wally prevailed. Dogherty a hurt in the arm ip a fall in the third round, which was much againsthim,blit hisgame through ont excited at once admiration and ClifiltlliSela . OXFORD, Dec. 29. On Sunday last, the, following persons were 'or daine.l by _the Lurd Bishop of Oxford, at. enlist Church. Dirac toss..-,,W. Rustel, B.A. Damy, of Magds College; T.W. Lancaster, M.A, Fellow of Queen's: T. Bost, B.A. Scholar of Worcester; It. Sieptierts, M. A. Biazeii-nose ; Win. J. Skinner , B.•A. Scholhr of Worcester, M. W. Wilkinson, 13. A. Scholar, of 'Worcester ; J. Miller, B. A. Fe-t low at Worcester ; A.‘loieke, B.A. Fellow of New; J. Burrows, Fellow of Brazen-now ; E. Brown, B.A. S,u.iont of Christ Church; G.. Hough, BA. Sehofir of Pembroke ; C. F. Parker, M. 'A Fellow of Peinhroke ; W. Vaux, M. A. Fellow at ; Knatohbull, B.A. Flow of All Suuis. PatasTs.—W. H. Sibthoipe, 13. A. Fellow of Ewer College; J. Hill, B.A. St. Edmond Hall, Curate of Hampton Gay ; R. M. Miller, 0, a. Wadkon, Comic of St. Peter ; liam C,ainbers, M. A. Derry of Magdalen ; J. Wei S.C.L. Failow of New, Curate of It& /3 J..' P-314)11$, M. A.' Fellow of Oriel ; Gals ford, M. A. Stuilent of Christ Chuch ; B. Duo, M. "A. Scholar of Worcesier ; T. Haocock, B.A. sellair of Pi ant - Ay ;J. L. Hamner, B. A; Uolvelsi , y, Curate of Wcstali ; J. Harris, B.A. Fellow - ui St. John's ;, R. Lowtidei,. of Merton ; .C. Hodgson, M.A. ,Student of C'hrist Church; J. Dunne, AI,A. Wuroesta. , 9 ? • 0 ,1 e e FrOm the LONDON' G.:-.1753 1 -74,. k i I 8 • . „ Commissions in the Royal Lancashire Mi signed by ilte ,Lord : I -'• . ' i id liattehon. ' - . • To be Ensigns.-- ape Grundy, Cent— galnil tilatsrn, Gent. it. J. Palter, Cent. Charles Creenhead, Gent. lames WinterbottOin, Gent-. ' ' 3d Oat lion. I'o be Eusiivis.—lohn ffrizirriott, Gent. !ram •it tsbDrow i Cent. I's , 'll,imn Travm., gent. Andrew blake k (.;4131,. , Wigan Regiment of Local Militia: To be Captain, Rousri Holt, Esq. • 8 4NKRUtTC11:8 ENLARC'ED. - - lames Peck, of ..uen-arr. h I .street, statione.. - , front Dec . 19 t' I last. 22..at` ten, at Guildhall. • - •' laates Rottinsun all ~Christopher Itobitisoni Ittre of liver.. pool, 111.!1 ., :1end . ..', rums Lin. 8 tu Feu.. 8. .t eluven, ..t G lobe - Tavern, eevnoul 'Robert Tipping and Ge.n . ,e I' leaning ; lite of 1 . 11l,li•b•C!u11eb. .near C I.:Agit, 11,0.1 PrOitti s , 0rt,.11 its. 11 Its 'March 2, et ten, at rite Palace I nit, Mane.4stcr, t • John Li:craft, of Plyinottta, carpenter and •er, tr# set , render lan. 2!;, 2}, .and I ob. 19, a: tcli, • inn, lymuurri. :month's. r 1: square, Lincoln's.lint, London i or, coryitdoni a Plymouth. , R. 13111ington, of Cohridee, Staffordshire I - ratter, fen, 21 # 24, and Feb. te, at twelve, at the kn.: ti rce. Irnr , New usatle.titirler.Ly me, Stalliarosfiths. .*ltnr.e.es„kir, Bar: nor, fetter-lane, London * . or Messrs.,T, a,,tt 1:. refitun t. Newcastie.under-14me. N. Grigg, ut Plymout.,- Dock, tuita4eater, (ad. 2t, 21, and Fell 19, at eleven ! at the FcUAtaito 4411/11,. Dock. Attorney, M r. ,Piyinouth. Dock. H. H. Eve, of Bath, past:pc:ook, 16, i 7 and Feb. tss, at eleven, at the I'l,ll Moon Inr, , Bath. *Artorni.rs, Mr. Ilignmoor, Cannon -street, LOinfon or. Wingate, Bath, E. Collier, of I ngetsfen near Macclesfield, corton.spinner, last. 19, 29,4,10 Fen. 19, at two, at the. Palate Inn, Matt.. c tester, Attor.,lee, Mr. b. hinge, Queen st,eel, St. A tt ‘es, Manchester ; or Ml. .Cdge, Inner Lention. W. Rex worthy, late of Nona-row, s t. jamed's..in.trket, jai l , 1 2 1 *9, awl Feb. 19, ar ten, at Guildtiail: 'Attorney, Air. Lee, 4.:altille•Street, Holborn. D. Wood, Pope's fleacf.alleyonsuranee-broker, fan, ta, 26, • and Feb. 19, at Gaildhall. Alton - ley, Mr. Lime, Law. ' renc.Puuntney.iiill. I. Perryman, jun. 'late of Ottery St. Mary, Devonshire, builn‘r and tinnier mercha nt . lan. 17, at thr ee , 1 8, an d Feb, 19; ar tea, at the Outpliiii 1,111, Attornies, Mr. Lutereeote, Red Lion-squaw, Loudon; or Mr. Gould, Honiton. T. Lever, of Plymot,•h, merchant, lan 19, 29, and Feb. 59, at twelve at Guilditall, Luti„ton. A tsurne) „‘lr. Rivets, Garlick hill. N. Collyer, jun. of 'hoar-street, Gravel-lane, Southwark, •Surrey, itun.tininder. lan• 12, 19, Ong Fen. •19, at eleven, at Guildhall, Lundan, Atteine,,), t lr, W. Curbett, Field. court, Gray's.lon. E, Burford. late of the East India ship (Ai:triter', but now, of Patriot -row* lietlinall.G teen, merchant, lan .13, tfr, and Feb. t 9, at twelve, at Guildliell. Attorney, Mr. Lang, Anieri,a-aquare. . T. Laughton, ut Old Ford, Middlesex, and of Barnet Corn. mon, Hertfordshire, coal merchant, lan. 9, at nine, az, ot eleven, and I•eb. 19, at ten i at Cuildtialt . Attorntes,Nlesirs. Palmer, Tomlinson, and Thompson, Copthall.cmrt, Throginorton•street.. S. Willlailld, late ut oswestry, Salop, tleelef, lan. te, 22,„ and Feb 19, at ten, r't the Csos Keys, Oswestry, Attor. ney, T. Loneueville. tones, Oswestre. T. Bentley 11114 Is, .A. W Itytt, of eneherdt-street, dry. salters, fan. 9, at Mite, zz, at eleven. and O. 19, at ten,, at Guildnail Attornies, Messrs. Wiltshire, Bonus*, ate 4 West, Old Broad-street. Dillts, of Carihnitie.square, shopkeeper, lan, met Mob. 19. et eleven, at Guildhall. Atturntes, Ned4ti. Pitches and'Sampson; St. Swithin's. lane. • Lettice. Noun'. or Sheffield Mills, Berkshire, pa.:. per-maker. Jan. Is, at ten, It), at twelve, and Nen 19, 4 one, at Guildhall. Anomie., Alt. Sattudets, Hi:atlas); or Mt; !!minds, Great Janes-street, lital:o:d•rute, Loa. don. I'.. Lumley, of Ramsgate. Kent. jeweller Jan, 12, 22, and F e b, *9 , at ten, at Guildhall, Lomita). Attorney, Mr. Token-hou4e•yard, London. DIP iDENai. Feb. 1, T. S tan , fort h,r, Shelfleldanerchant, cutler, at twelve * at Ilie Tontine 1 - 1111, Sheifield. l a n. 19, I, &taken:Ent, of Upper Thames.street, cheese.. monger, at one, at. G uildhul I. eb. 1. T. tea, Al. lea, W. l'ea, alt.! I Fee, now or.late of Crown-court, Threadneedle street, London, and (sr Kingston. uptio,_ merchants, at eleven, at inc. 'Dog end Duck Tavern, Kingston.tipon.flull. lan, 28. S. Bendy, of Bow onunon, snap-maker, at IWate i , at Gnat - Pi:11! 11. Davis, laic of Sunderland, Durham, but trout of walwortlt, Surrey, cap-maker, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. • fan. 31. ourtger, Ll Somerton, Sernersetahire, plumber •• and glazier, at eleven, at the Mermaid Ism, Yeotili, ' Feb. is. 1. Smith, of Withington, Manchester, victualler„ victualler, at two, at the George Inn, Mancheker, March 2. W. Clancy, ofSt. Nlary.Axe, London, merchant at one, at Guildhall: Feb. 2b. Goddeti, ,of Cranbourn.alley, linen-draper, at Feb. on t4. e,at( W u W . 11u ilBll3 e ll i nell, of Kirby.street, .11atton.Gardeit, watch-manufacturer, at twelve, at Guildhall. • Jan. Jo. I. lluson, Dunstable, Bedfordshire, victualler,. at ten, at Guildha.L. Lohdon. March 2. It. We(..,1, of Margate, Isle of Thereat, Kenr, Arixer, at eleven, at G uildliall, London ; lan. 31. W. Room, late et Shawhill, Melkshetn, Wiltshire, scree-maker. andot Bristol, presser, at five, at the tt's***4 Hart Inn, Bristol. 2S. L. Lane, of iiingsdete,Hants, shopkeeper, at cup:, at Guildhall,. Louddon. oast. 29. Joaquin . ' Andrade and foaquim Christian Stocque. leer, of AbehurchAatie, London, insurance.broeurs, tat twelve, et Guildhall., lap. 28. P Gruve, late of Cardi ff ; Glantorganshire„ straw. hat mant4aCturer, at twelve, at c; 41;,a1 I, London. CERT 1 lan, 19. R.. Tudor, nowt r late of LiVerpOol, builder. M.x.ficid, of Lewes; Sari ex, grocer, • • I • Whits, G. M. lukes, 1. NI. leckeon, aurl 1. Lev,.. , ,lty, of -aalisbury.squate, mca-street, Lnll,loll, Crasten, L• meter, merchant. .. lohn Goodatr, of Qtiteli.4ireer, Cheapside; rrtesehs, i s,, • it Manchester, canton. Spinner, M. laco`ns, of filen. street, Shacleweil, stopseller„ L. Far ar, of Ist;,i,:y, clotinor. 11. Audttn, el of WeStlnlnS4l . , Caaller, P.4,21'N F. RS" 11 IPS L ISSO LPED. " • ' ' Ann A braii.na anti F. I. Dopc.,ttt. • • . . ) ,,tot 44. L t iitiogton, mar Nottingham, and-G. Cart. , ui Nottingiunti, lace-in:inutiiourers. S ata G. Austin, Of Long.acre, c o a c h- f oun d crs an.. , i41,0ef4 G I,,Lkson, of Preston, Lanashire, cotton-manuf.tcturcr, rotightou, or riday.strot.:3, S. !'cake, T. K. Yates, and 3. Vilt.ls, 01 NI4I3CIICSIta, t:ZitL:O6. - F. I c.,•, W. Thornley, and W. Alson, of Bolton.le-Muors, cotton.tonnors. Ct .wther, or hlatu:ltk:st,:r, W. Crowther, ;toil M , r*,h, i B.it ton, chemists. M. C, &ham altdC. Calvert, .of hlanchester, tnerclFat o t3 and C~~FRrlt.tlC.tit r 9. „ . Ann 511415; ediZ, Barry, o f BitalQpsiote-stratt, London, vecArrb ready.nito,c W. Daweb and C. D.v.ves. Copc, the eldar, and 1. cope, of Birmingham, the younger chug6ists and tea-dcaicis, There I.nely was splid loaf made for Mr. Thompson, at the Row and CI OW n, at Grt.enwich, weig:iing 3i cwt. medioring 10 feet long, 16 inches wide, and 12 lilt:1103 deep. st r a w berri tls , (itiitv ripe, were gathered last Wevk i n the gatilon of a Gat:oolcm at R 05 1 ,21 0 ., ocar Lunar w,tl)lei. -7 1 I ,~