The Sun. — London, England, 1817-10-06 00:00:00

Cfili,NIAN AND DEJICi l'Al'EltS. BRUsSELS, SEPT. ::.7.-The troops Of the right - wing of the Army of Oectipation, which extends front the i\l4tse to the Nor h Seel, are nor; cum :posed as follows ;--"foe itusstan corps amottitt to 2.3,400, inclodiog all the persons belonging to the 'tulips. The liritisli corps consist of 22,200 men, of whom it iN s opposed that 20,000 are really military. Dines, Saxons, and Hano veriots make to4e;her a corps of 12,000 men, in ail the persons attached to the troops. l'_:%olyt.. , timent of infantry has two field-pieces, c , o;dciv.y < tprinped, besides a large park in re serve ; and the British corps has besides a nume rous hulse Tillery, The Gonmaader of the Ras- . ct . .rps has contracted in thee provinces for a fpdmity of atecoulfelliell a. IARLEM. SEPT. 30. LETTER FROM STI)C1(110 , ..14, SEPT. 12. It ii. atilt ined (hat Lord Stringford : is negociat ing with our tioveriiinent speetitig a new talitf. aff,tir 'Arne. grew interest here. It is hoped, th>tt tat. import duties on our iron, planks, and timber, ire higlaint, will ne diatinisned, and that the Eng11;11 mainifacitoe‘ is ill be allowed to be imported here. It is nearly certain that a tariff is in contemplation ; arid thought some cotton-ma ories are established here, yet in' general we should be glad of a 'arid . . Is is very probable that, according to the new regulation, colonial produce will tort be permitted to he imported into Snedeo, unless coming directly from Alm:tied, or true' ports of - the British Islands. ST• i't..TahliUßH, SEPT. Majesty the Empetoi set out to day for Mohilew, -and will reach Moscon in the middle of October, ,where the Empresses Llizabetls and Anna, ;he Graud Duke N and t lie Grand Duchess:ll(.2;464a, will attire by that time. The Court ternalus at _Arise(' till May next. A deputation of the No bility of Courland hate brought the res o l ut i on respecting the abolition of the sassalage at the peasaws in Catalan'', awl begged the confirma tion of it. Our readers remember that the N ohi -I:.v of the pft;stitiee of Estlionia gave the first ex to r te la s t year of ab,dishing the vassalage of the i easants.—lhe harvest is vet y abimilaitt in evt ry part of the ein i lie ; the .weather re main, fi,,e, Ina it is gett . ng already cold, and an tonon-c, an early wil,ter sic new loan to thini. visit the In .s, a paper ciiiieney 111•kes great pro. Large sinus me sent tr , dn toreign coml. t il e., particularly. to be inset !bed in it. • SItiCKH 1.51, `•i PT 19 —Great complaints ate tuagie .11 tie nor pro.inces of lb( (141114;4e dolit• liy sty() nigntb . trout on Vie 221 at d 231 of tlugu~t In the inogr hoitthood of (idle, the tor. de /1 _14 4 1a,, a ,d 12 leagues more tiortnerly u t he earn :s , roicii ill the fields, so that in that provitit r I hey 1)(1 Int ad-corn for the second year. We 1,1%e no signs of trust lucre on the contrary, the iivat sit noon continues to be 20. The Swedish Code, in nine books, ‘:ltich, after 48 years had been employed upon it, Was accepted at 11. e Diet in 1734, ant has b, en in force since the Ist of Strember, 17:56, ha% been for years under trvisioii by Lommissionets appointed for the purpose, to be modified according to the eirconistEmees of the tones, and_ pitifi jog by the itVer emirs 4.f other countiies„ lint we callow exiicct tills liiii:ortelll %%Mk to be 800111Ctillivieleil. YRoM AN AUTHIOITIC LETTER FROM ALGIERS, AUGUST 22. Si ,, ee the month of .11ay we have been visited by he plague ; till the rad of Jmi;y the distemper seas kept secret by superior statimority, but time pl.glie became so violent( that it raided oft tun') 2 to 300 persons daily. The whole east part of the country is attacked by it. At Constantine an , i a f teat many persons have been carried off, and it is said that in the latter city almost all th , intombiTants have perished. see we have no want of variety hers ; last year war, this year plague, almost famine, and sometimes earthquakes. The Algerine fleet has ri,mn slime last year's defeat like- a PlAoenix from its ashes ; -they have now eleven- corsairs, Melo& iiig frigate ot 44 guns, five Cut vette, from 18 to '24, five sty itt sailli , g brigs, and a schooner. Time smaller vessels have Oren ilium a CIOh! ; they were articled to the Ch tnuel.to try their fortune, antas they met on their way with a flambutgber ship, and a Russian ditto, they were taken, toge ther with three :Spanish shirs, which were not pro. v id e d will time necessaty passports. The Elam burgh ship, belonging to Messrs. B. and -1-1. Itooseli, a pretty large Ism ig, called the .Rayher strig, commanded by Captain Laurinzen, was de clared a good prize as loon as it arrived. The Russian brig, the industry, Captain Schumann, boaud from Itiga toCtt lilt , with fialcand flax-,seeds,_ is tilt aft ived yet, which cannot he accounted for, as it was taken imtl Cape Finisterre on the 3d of J (It was not known at Algiers that Captain fsshuntann had recovered his ship by throwing - time pirates into the sea.) His ship will be. re- Jessed , as the Dey does not chose- to bare a War with ItoSSia. it was taken for a Prussian, in which case it woisid have shared the fate of the: Hamburglier, The surprize of the Alger:hies at not seeing Captain Schumann's ship arrive is the vetoer, because hse of the crew came at the same time as the Hamburg!' prize, but were released the next day, at the interference of the Consul. "Ile Spanish vessels taken have likewise been re leased. Time crew of the Hamburg() vessel are prisoneii of war. This sounds Very fine • in the newspapers, but means nothing more nor Icss, than that they are treated like slaves, only till wearing chains. They are put along with cri. min,ls, must stork from day-break till sum-Set, and receive no food, but four small black loaves. rum! water. Had not the Foreign Consuls assisted . these poor melt, they must already have perished c,f famine and misery, for if the natives can live • "I"'" w"tur and bread, Northern Men eaboot, stripped of clothes, and in a heat of 32 to tirgrecs ut Reatill) fir. tempted to ask u hat advantage time English esTetlition last year Last procured for the security of tt tide and fur Liu- 1 vklanity 'Four Corsairs will put to sea in a few days ; the:r destination is to the North ; they will probably have the p:ktgue on hoard. The Danish Consul. General Von liolsteu, in particular, has interested himself for the unhappy Ilamhurghers. —(Heatburgh Corropondenten, Sept. 25.) Another letter ut the same da , e tally confirms the above. The Correspondeit has also a letter from Captain LAuattszeti hon Self (same day). lie says. '' I must also work myself, kind am dri ven out every morning with the slaves, with one horse driven behind 'me and one befor , , and have so liberty to go any where. Sod) of my people as are welt, work on board the ships, I and my pilot, with a sail-maker. Five of our people are sick, hut not of the plague. Ott the 7th I had the good fortune ro see the English Consul, for the Consuls die ail in.„;lie count! y, on account of 'the pl,igne in the ci•y. This w , ek I 'tad art unlooked. tor opp krtimity to afire to the Loristil ; he immediately ered we, and consoled site, telling me to have a little pat irtace ; he sent us some money, with four shirts, and t tcu pair of breeches, fur two of the men had ooOc, and promised to du every thing for us when the-plague was over, and he could return to the city." Bausseo, acT. I.—The Duke of Wellington has just reviewed the Saxon Contingent in the . neiothourilood of Lade. A report had beets spread in hat city that it is as shortly to:be. occupied by _ the Allied trot:S ; this report excited gieitt alas na, so that the Govvernment,judged•lt 'advisahle.to contradict it. Scarcely were people's minds ea'in ed, when' the unexpected Arrival of the D•oke of Wellington caused fresh alarm, which eves doabt less the work of the evil-m'nded, co whom th e present order kind trautoillity ark. intolerable. There is no doubt but that the falsehood „t t h e report will soon ttprar. This opportunity has again displayed the good spirit w the National Guard. A review of the 14ritish troops is expected to take place sty the plain of Denain. The troops eollectril in the city were reviewed this morning in the Plain of Mon Phisir. by the kingin pet son, %dm apprat d ,atts fi ed at their fine appedrance. His M.,jcbty goes to the Hague to morrow I:tit works upon the fortifieat int). of the viong places ()is our frontieis tow,,Hisihe 4itie of Ft wire. are r:irryili e , on with uxt"rloitiitiary activity. 'rile to,. is of Clialieroi tI i xtr end) tike .valrilllee 01 a fostress of The first or.kr ; it %%ill become the farnesE h.ahvdtk of the Netu• hands, oo the' side of t l,e ;on the r haul she hiie ilie Meuse assumes also a tormitlalile avveira.ne hy the works i:ec - tititit; at Namur atitl Liege. BIRMINGHAM, OCT. 2. ELECTION OP A LORD MAYOR. Saturday, at three o'clock', the, utunbets exhi bited %ere, for Mr. Atelvrmrm Smith 1.138 Mr. Aluernian Atli.' lts ►49? 1 Ile Lord Nlayot )Ir. /WI rman Goodbehcre Mr. WILLIAms, who ttopporfed Smith at the Litt election, presen•ed himself tt) the meeting, but a hooting cotntnencetl, which lasted a quarter 05 en hour. _ Mr. Sheriff ALDERSON stepped forward add tv ! quested the meeting woliA attend impanially to the speeches of those who presented shrmselves. [The request was received with app) euse 1111O:rSt tmani:nous, but .when Mr. WlPitons again came . forward, the disapprobi, icy: was us great as ever.] I Mr. lIITCIIINS then appeared, and spewed an inclination to address the' meet lug, but those who ; were willing to hear Mr. ‘Vill•ams opposed Mr. / lirtehins, and auotter quarter of an hour was I consumed in this oppnsition. The Sheriffs at length came to the determina tion of adjourning the meeting, which was ac t cordingly done. • The crowd then appeared to regret their pre -1 judice, for they were baulked in the expectation of heating their favourite Moder, whose name was repeatedly called upon (hiring the contest, by voices in the hocfy of the Hall. They remained for same time about the hustings, and set wed willing to listen to anybody. No further coati -31011 took place. OLD DAILEY, OCTOBER 4. Sarah Ran was indicted for stealing a shawl, a shift, is,,d other articles, the property of Jane Allen. The prosecutrix was servant to a Mr. Pallet, of George -street, Hanover-square. Oo the 24th of July the prisoner came to her, and said she had beta sent by it: Mrs. Woodward„ who mangled for Mr. Pallet's family, for the things Which were to be mangled. The prosecutrix told her they were not folded ; but the prisoner said that did not matter, she would take them zi they were, She took Mien' away, and the prosecutrix never saw them again. The prisoner was taken three weeks afterwards.—Guilty. George Wright and William Jones were found guilty of 'stealing eleven liee fowls, the property of Lieutenant-General Sir Moore Disney, K.C.B. 'Time Common Serjeant told the prisoners that, to save their lives, it would be necessary to send them out of the country. Andrew 0' Donnel, aged 15, was found guilty of having privately stolen a wooden till, and 19s. 6d., troth the shop of Samuel Mann. After a very impressive admonition from the Common Serjeant, the prisoner was sentenced to be fined Is. and discharged ; and to be given into the care of Sarah Webb, a respectable witness to his charac ter, who promised time Court to rind him employ ment. About three o'clords on Saturday morning some villains - broke into the back part of the house of Mr. Candy, No. 5, Junction-place, Paddington, and s - ripped the cupboard and sideboard of all the plate, Ivearing apparel, and other articles, which they had tied up nu bundles, sufficient to load a cart,' but in consequence of something falling,, which made a greet noise, Mr. Candy was alarum• ed, and getting up immediately proCeeded to th e spot. One of the villains, who carried a large bundl e on-his shoulder, - on obsersting.iNir. , Condy, let the bundle fall, and scaled the garden wall, and they all wade their escape. The bundle con tained the tagnily's linen of the next hawse, that had been hung cut to dry the Feet:ding night, MUSICAL MEETING. On Wednesday evening the Miscellaneous Con cert at the Theatre presented the full microcosm of rank .and beauty from all parts ot the country. No preceding celebration of this festival was ever known to' possess such a brilliancy ot attraction ; and what is of equal or mule importance, the funds ot the Charity are likely to be equally prosperous, if we compare the receipts of the fo.o day to what was taken at the last Meeting. The demand for boxes was so great, that the pit was completely from the overflow, at 14s. per ticket. We give the annexed siatenteut as a yro,if of ttie prospetity of this Alcutin'Y n , which combines the choicest selection ot nyisical• talent The first day of the October Meeting in 1814, produced 10401. • 7 .. rust day, t Bl7—At the Church - L. 224 5 9 Col i uct ion - - ;-;‘,3 0 9 :Tlicats c - 95" 19 0 Bail at ditto - ••• - yO 0 0 L. 1,481 5 6 Being a surplus of 4411. ss. Gd. The C mceit was opened with a grand syru p .ony, by MOZART, which ur:ls e xecuted uit h much taste anti scientific precision, by the well stlected orchestra. The duet between Madame CAMPORESE and Miss J. FLETCH " Partro ti /asciowas heard dclitor, as Madame CAmPottEse lace the tul.eNt expr.tsson of Ile, owe, and displayed such a m irutiti Illrkiloll of sing' :hat a tpa ot approinuntn, ti,un gt;ti hoist surrounding an oicht.str tong continued attei the Applause of. the audience h suu•ni.d Mr. ISKAaitim's ,iiiticarat . cc was gleeted “itll cotisiderable eitagraiii:ilibm by the biriise, and that gelid matt gii.e his stings ii his usual v•ialdist•vii celebrity. The reeitativ:. " 0 ['a tria !" and , ttie " che uccendi," by M;s l . e &Nei tity e‘'iculed p at , c ,i. tarty stir Cell 4. (tie', bet ‘t tett that Lady atitt nRAISAIqf I " NOW hope, NOW fedta %%bole ciitaitatty was sis enraptured . w lilt the hariiimi.iptis iiiitsion 14 rich holes, that it was sllllllit iieously calk,' for a time : 111141, twuhvanalii i iling the 1 t !gm. wilich Airs. SALMON mir,t t.ttliagly complied with the wiNtits ut Us LitioLiotr's toteert ante, the violin and by 211•sts. LINDLEY and WEI en s was ad nirality perlorintd.. The ovei hie to Airocreuit .vas etit hastasi icaily encored. I u fact, tne eci %ion won which it vv,a ex ruled could nut he sup h ts•vd, ev , it whe I. ne same piece was ih.r toraled at the t'tni;-tiarmonic Society in I.4,ndott MAti,tn NIPtUIFSR cave the recitative acid " Ritorita " by MAY EN, with such sweet pathos, add the eitlieilituments 'vete so judi ciously iattotiuced, th It it was calculated to please nut ohly the scientific profes,oc and ama teur, but evtt y ot:L nt) t , ,-ard the powerful coin pass of her k occe. `;:‘,: retired amidst unbound plaudits. A:1 itrai c would be inadequate to do just7,:',: the 111 . 1 , 9401 e performance of Monsieur r: on • : R. Rate, +VIIO pliveo on th,t last" with a velocity of movement whieh astduisliv:., the whol e audience. The selections from The Searcas, and several Glees, Duets, and Soui,v, Mzssrs. BARTLI. MAN, VAUGHAN, •W. ENYVETT, BELLAMY, and Mrs VAUGHAN, were distinguished for all that chaste science and tasteful execution which has so long rendered them desersedly favourites with the After the air " Come if yon dare," by Mr. BRA HAM, with chorus, which was to have concluded, tie Concert, the audience, as it by one general impulse, stood up, and demanded the national' anthem of " God itai , e the King," which was complied with, sung by Mr. BRAHANT, and ac companied with NH chorus. At the conclusion, bravos andbuzzets resounded front all quarters ot the House. The absence • of. Miss STEPHENS was much re gretted, and the disappo ntment of her assi,tanee arose from the Manager of Covent-Garden . 1 he utre refusing •hi. permission. however, after playing in the piece performed at Covent-Garden, on Wednesday night, Miss STEPHENS so fOrelbiy• represented the busine.s to Mr - . HARIUs, that she was allowed to fulfil her engagement here, and this morning arrived in time to take her parts'ia The Messiuh. BITINIINGIIAM, OCT. 4. This Grand Musical Entertainment concluded On Friday night, the receipts of which have fat. exceeded any 'thing of the kind ever known i❑ this Country, except at Westminster Abbey. The performance in the morning at St. Philip's Church 'consisted of a-selection of the most sub lime Alusic from various authors. Miss STEPHENS was encored in Pious Orgies, by desire of the Earl 'of WAxwiqx, the Noble'President, as was Mrs. SALMON, in " With Verdure clad," from The Creation, also in the Chorus " The Horse and his Rider," by a signal from the centre of the chan cel, where be presided From the lateness of the hour,, it being full half•past three o'clock, several pieces announced were omitted by Mr. GREATOREX. The Church was crowded to excess in every part ; some bun ,dreds stood the whtde of the time in the ailes, although the admission was 10s. and to the chancel 11. The Theatre in the evening was equally crowd ed in every part, although the Pit was laid to the Boxes, mut the admission 145., and to the latter 7s. The receipts on Wednesday were— ' At the Church and Theatre - L. 1,482 16 6 On 'lbursday (nth, • - - 2,941 10 0 Ou Friday at ditto - - - 3,352 9 ::Making in the whole • L. 7,776 16 0 Besides the receipts of the Ball on Friday night, and the profit on hooks, making a total of up wards of 8,0001. which is 1,000/. more that' the last Festival. FATAL ACCIDENT. —Saturday a Gentleman, riding a fine blood horse at Tooting, the animal took fright, set off in a gallop, and threw tl►e rider. He fell on his head, and was so dreadfully injured that he expired almost lmtnediettely. MeW From the LONDON GAZETTE, Oct. 4, 1317; Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Count? of Salop. Shrewsbury Regiment of Yeomanry Caralry.—Adjutant S' Ward to be Captain, by Brevet; Thomas bailee, Gent. tv he lieutenant; Francis Wallotd, Gent. to he ditto; Johli Williams, Gent. to he ditto; Hubert Burton, Geut, t o he Cornet; Thomas iltnt. °cot. tuba ditto; Muscle/9 Gent. to be ditto. South Shropshire Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry.—JoshO Esuery, Civil% to be Cornet. BANKRUPTCY ENLAP.GED. W. Cozens, KensinKtun, liucn draper , ilOl/I eLt. 11, to Oct' at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. H. Worthington and W. Rowlaudsun, Lan; cashire, huiziers, to surrender Oct. 17, at four, 18, ai.o Nov. 15, at ten, at the Swait I an, Bolton-le-muor4. Attar" tries, Messrs. Adlington and Gregory, Bedford-row, Lore don; and Messrs. Cross and Co. Bolton-le-Moors. Charles Smith, Plymouth, linen-draper, Oet.q.l, 22, and Nos'. 15, at eleven, at the Cononercial Hotel, Plymouth. At tor' Iles, Mr Young, Charlotte-row, Mansion-house, Londooi and Mr. %Ving - atc, Stottehouse, Plymouth. Stephen %Villiants, senior,_ Crew'S Huh ! , Gloucester, h o rse' d• alcr, !let. 10,11, an d Nov. 15, at twelve, at the Cone, Inercal Iti , itus; B r ist o l. Attornics, Mr. Ileelis, Staple" Inn, London ; and Mr. Smith, Bristol. Simon Batt, Bath, vicittaller, Oct. 27, 23, and Nor. 15, at eleven. at the Greyhound Inn, Da , h. Attorints, Woodli .use, Kil ... 4's Bench Walk, Temple, Lo4dun ; ana Mr. Salmon, Lath. J. and J. Lamh, Stockport, Chester;cotton- spinners, Oct. 20r 21, and Nov. 15, at two, at the Wari en Ilulkeley Arms loin Stockport. Attornius, Mr. Baddeley, S.4.,hpott ; and lklesr.s• Milne and Parry, Temple, Loudon. J.Etubells, Stockport, Chester, cabinet-maker, Oct.-2(), 21, ritid - Nnv. 1.), at ten, at the W.irren 13e,1krley AUILIS 1111 11, Si - ockport. Attiiroies, Mr. Baddeley, Stock i•o! t ; anti iNlesrs. Milne a...l•l 3 <irry, Temple, - Lond,m. J Si ence, Bishop Wearin tilt 11, IJurhain, de..ler, Oct 8, 4, and 15, at eleven, at the Commission Room, Sunderland' Arthritic's, 'Mr. Ill.,kiston, Symond's inn, Chancery-lane; and Mr. L -tars, ~nndcl land. A. Rankin, 1;e.1-lion-place, e;:i,;.i-painter, Oct' 28, 33, and Nov. 15, at ten, at .sioorioes, .MessrP • Blunt and Booloan„ Brnatt-story-w.ilei Liverpoid, r, Oct 27, 2S, au& Nov. 15, at one. at the Star (tarter, Paradise-street'? Liverpool. Atioroies, m.ei I ati, Present, and Messrs' on and Greg ,r , , London. It. I3alrcni lc, C ha, nit Le-,t Mix cabi wet' nial‘ei, OW 7, 28, and Nov. 17,, at ten, at Guildhall. At' . _ I..rates, essi I, y:id and A. othel Lo:),i4oi t st,,psellcr, Oct. 21, 2 0, at el: vol. a:al 15, at ten, at tinildba.:l. Attu: LAuty-siteet, .Nt. Mary :Ixe. J. B linen.t.trap,.r, Oct. 7, 21, and tiny. t!;. at le , ' at Gitildhall, London. Attorney, Ya. ZA, ilea's trill, tiou-turb' Commons. IJIVIDENDS: Oct. f.3lt. R. Clarke, IVarwicli Bridge. 52i, J. anal J..- evil en, Alcestev, :1,4, Harard, B1,;(.1;ni,:or-strict, nry-lane, 7, J. Haslam and .1. IL Ilpoc.merckaLits-....uet. 27, XV. VW Milford, Yo , " 30..1. Adlingtoo ,thitttact•- lane, (i.e. siJe, jewel' St.i. W. Dallas, Cu him-court, (.)41 'tierce:ant I,'lL'. Krr street, P. eaddiyr ..I:amf Cud:, v„, ster, T..1)0t0, J. F. Ho .1!)oo:,a, I F,.nton, and T.. 1. Koo•Notk. New liroareet, Bank: , eneiTii.taiii—*%6i..SB, .1. Liedi.oo, It'onel.struet, Clicapsitiet hosier—Oct. no, W. Itrot, Stock , rheenu ichf Winter, , y, licchor .( ;rout!—Oia. tO, . Pete: - 1;, Friday 5: !fret, Chat apsid e, 4 .lealer-' Oct. 28, 'l'. 11. AI. Ltd see, H(111)4,r shoe '•,ner W. Londarey G. T ai werf Nig,. Southey.: Oetobe:. L.Tnion-strel,;:i,it;,;(l,ldc Lind ••:1-„ iristol, woo. r „-a.), T. Ad tilt' , • oath IC rairliairn. Soutil Shields, saip-0%,nc. - ---' 27, ( - anrt. J. '(•rois, Liverpool' curriers—Dee. Dirr.-. factor—Nov. 1, 1. 7 T. .twisie,. Mitnettesti.:, ul.l ,J fact.o'er—Nor. 4, .1, Malpys, Sto , :ey Stratford. re, coach-inaster - "" (Jet. 27, S. oinliins, Ply/um:lb, u. A:!tte—OCt. 00, B. £O , G Liverpaol, hatcher—Nov. ti, t I..ti::on, .1. C. Larater, and , K. Casey, Usespool, merchants-- . -Nor. 3, J. W. VI cat.lertAl Vverpoan, meettlarst—Oet.• cm, T. Pearson, nal woollen-draper—Nor. 1, .1. Whee'.e Wharf, Cafterine's, a:II-maker—Noy. t 5, P. Yoon g , „I and Bror" - Lurst, W:sppinz,•sail-makers--O e t. 25, W. H. ue..ey,Hise lAm-et, Southwalk, iron-merchant. ( wriFICATES, OCT. 25. W. Fcrd, Beekington, Somorsetshire, nialtster—P. r,rneT 4 Liverpool, woollen-draper-7S. Yourio., mercer- -6 ' and J. Bennett, Little 'Etcleston, Pa rdow, (;on 4 hton, Warwielishire, needle-inaliatr-11. (iO l l . pertz, Hampstead, merchant—J. Turner and W. l'oodal'" Garlick-`bill, merchant s-- I .V.Pt ech,Chestertield, Gossage, Chesterfield, nialister—J. Tr) f. Carnarvbosiiire, woollen-draper--J. Tarter, Coa.peet, pawir broker-4. L. Holt, Alanchesre'r, 'deafer—J. Salmon, We"" bury, Somersetshire, dealer—W. H. Ellis, Chrizitchurclir Halopsbire, lioen-draper: PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. T. Aggs and Co. Norwich, manufacturers of IT .mtien (401 5 sacks—T. -Aggs, jun. aari 'll. Ages, London, M warehousemert—H. Aggs and J. Corr, N ,, mte: 7 l, ers—J. and Pic stun, Lancashire. —.I. Walker and E. Edwards, Patent ster-row, Loodwt, h; sel:ers—.l. Wooe.yer and Co. Runcorn—S. It ii:chinsoo W. glachomor, Yorkshire, t;.it,,w•elian' l ' lers—J..l Lii1111“411 and C. S. Lowe, Ncw Broad Si reit, sachet* and Co. Bermondsey Wall, shipw rigitts-- ( " (?ram arid J. Law4on, Sheffield. cast' aiat raz,r-strol: maim:actin-ors ,Nlarstleil and c o ,, aro' G. Nagg, Bermtitolsc; inailurictstier—S• 1 1 ' 11 and It. 1 outig,()ldNirituil-streat, NI. Matthew , Grce. 4 ' --S. Willinglein and C.. I and J.- . Clay, Athersstotte, two , !weal al.,' Th*her. Cdoticrs et, corit-in,leis -3 and H. Phil e t ' Bristol, ttias;nis—T. 11. and B. Mesthird, southwark. OW' vrtghts--J. Spencer, sen. and. Co. ICei4hh.-y, 1). A. L. V. de Lima, and Co. Porto—J. .tor: stone, wharfingers—W. Jarmia and 'l' Gasco,ne. lion, hosiers—J. Croshie and T. G. Tow tishuod, lic-11.‘.'1, wine merchants—S. Goodbody and W. Itaeun, North Audlcy-street, smiths—G. ( 7 . Taylor, and R. S:lveitt Beverley, Yorkshire, hahri dashers—J. 11 il.u.r aidt o. Nair by, Lancashire, millers—J. Waugh arid J. Chadwick, Itocu # - dale, woollen manufac urers—P. Tahourdis and an, Argyll-street, Middlcscx, sUlterfors—W. du t ies and 1# Ilirtles, Stafrord, shoe manufactuturs—W. Young and Flunk, Punderson's-place, Iletbnal Green-road. creorrrs--Ii - Weldon and J. Furness, Shetheld, nierchaws—T. Al:d, an r T. Smith, Armitage, Staffordshire, potters—C. 61'1111 0 ' and Co. Slicrhurne-lane, London, wholesale statiostere- 4 " Lane and 'l'. It. Taruplin, High•st reet, Southwark, Lo s ter r S:.,!' k. ,)ones and Co. Bristol, coal-merchants. BIRTH. . Yesterday, the sth inst. the Right Hon. Lady Caroline An 4 Macdonald, of Clanrunald, of a daughter. trARRIF: 9. On Thursday, the 45th ult. at St. Augustioe's church, T. 5 ° Usher, Esq. of Bristol, to Sirs. Nairue, widow of the la t h e Major Robert Nairue, of the Hon. East India Company's di' regiment of cavalry. (hi Saturday, the 4th inst. James Gordon Duff, Esq. o f the islaul of Madeira, and of Brunswick-square, London, ... t° Frances,- second daught e r o f JallieS Williamson, Esq. Gl 7l ' l ' vistock-square; Cu the 3d ult. in the Protestant Church of St. Pierre's, is the island of Guernsey, Thomas Williams.' Esq. eldest spit!;' t Captain • Edward Williams, R. N. to Eliza Helen,. Ode daughter of the late Major-General Andrew• Hay.. DIED. On the 19th ult. at her house, Upper Grosvenor-stret Nits. Frances Cunyngham, relict of Lieut.-Colonel Fraoc l C Culyngliani, of Cloucaird, and youngest daughter of the W Sir John Whitefoord, Bart. of Whitefoord. Suddenly, on Saturday last, Thomas Marriott, Esq. ag ed 6 7 ; Deputy of the Ward of Broad-street, and f o r nea r 30 Ye a 1. 5 an active me m ber of the Corporation of London. Hew , seized with an apoplectic fit whilst at supper at a fria boise. LONDON,: Printed by J.. 13. CARSTAIRS, of NO. 29, Gr e ", x , Drtuond-street, Queen-square; acid published by % 17 :..'" 0 SCRIPPS, of No. 7, Saab Nlolton-street, at THE '"„, Oiler, No. 112. Strand; w!iere Advertiseruents, OfOr'' Letters, ace. (post-paid) 111115 t be addressed. I ~. ~: i 71s.stwie t E\V Only . Tichet 11 issue c 1:e 1a 1 Qi 9 Si: The ut Tile la S To sr Ct,a' • • in c 11E B 'Creiwgt th,!7); '4ti, 1 ; ?etc• sa The (=m( thLsq. tti 1- L•LT'II,I ? (:li)Cii I Coitri, P.uti ' Ullatrt), Kart! '";J (IA ItLzrrit, ~4 ‘. N t r.,:td, own, r!.fpvt, ';i)~t • cd 1: ti„1':? ul 1111.4 s 111 Which • Af, , s 1,0 - i : 1 - 1 11-k la parts Titer tft-Triales tttJ COUG 1 . the l'it' 1-1-0. u here Price. livalt b. Mcr What et ( Li:es pei ;,he above. 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