The Sun. — London, England, 1817-02-12 00:00:00

VLANDERS MAIL. Ntausset,s, Jigs, are authorized posi. tively to contradict an absolutely unfounded sr« title from Frankfort., which annotinces the mar. rine of his Kura Highness the Duke of Kent with th e Du tager Princess of Wanes. hUNKFORT ) Fee. 1...-Baron limply's, Envoy Bstraordinery and Minister Plenipotentiary of his Majesty the King of Great Britain and Hanover to the Holy See, arrlOttl here this morning. We have already mentioned that Baron Onrpleda wes said to be charged with a special mission relative to the Catholic Church in the kindom,of Elam-. ver. His Excellency proceeds to his post by way I of Vienna. We received this morning the afflict • ing'news of the death of his Serene Highness the , Prince of ltenss Greiz. VieNNA, JAN. 25.—The ting of Bavaria paid to-day farewell visits to the Archdukes and Duch- tail's. Flit Majesty sets out for Munich early to 'morrow morning. The Queen and Princesses leave us:the day after to-marrow. • Priree Scbwartzeubrrg is entirely out of dans,. ger. He sat op to-day for some time. The Duke of Montfort (Jerome:lclonaparte) and • the Princess his wife, passed through here to-day, 01) their way . to Upper Austria, witery they have bought the fine estate of Krstuhurg : they are to return it) ale4S , days to Hainiburg ; but it is said, • that 41160011 a the fist chateau. of liram.borg is put in order, they will go and reside there with Alatlame Murat Hula her family. 4Nrwaae. 'Fe.a..B.—Three of the, persons rte.! screed of exchanging the. tattle Intended by his Aleijesty for the inhabitants' of Waterloo, are condemned to three montheAospeisonment„ and 1 -30 t ii of the costs ; fours are vpitioktnued to , five years sal:tary confinement, andefour I t o remai n theit whole lives under ,)It - clnt i eillance of the High e ; each at the eandenutetris to give surety for troo florins, besides a fincof 4000 florins , iptly, and 29.30 Its of. the costs. The other sr r.• ere acquitted.. from Canthray sadri that several Nth will . oouts- begin to march. :to en• lais, for 4,;,t hp pose of einbarking for England ; aniong then' ,ne !1 "WIN wti regiments at r oo t thi d ids, iii garribmi t aludatilkway, and.sonse regimenes of cavalty.. rtF‘elflkettot, reports state, that a (oat ter 01 the AriiiiVettmithenpatiou wrn leave iza Alm!, which stifficie;iti4clittswers the itit postures of those writers iviio prnpAgate the omit "phsoid calsehi,odi on the 61111 c of that coml• try, where irangniilily and confidence in a Wise Governotent will Inion unite all minds noisier by a bloody revolution, then by the thirst o conquest. C%ITHOLIC A FFAIRB. The following are col►ies of a Letter from Lord SouTrIWELL Lica Chairinull of a late Meeting of Catholics) to Mr. GRATTAN, and of the Answer of the latter Gentknoto " Lei+non's Itolel t Sachville.rlreee, Prh. A, Ifll7. " DRAR Wye the hotibr of Inclosing fp' yoi l the copy of a Itesolution 'adopted by a Alerting convent-II by Piddle 'Advertisement, and held yes— teiday, of the Catholics who had oed a Peti tion t r a tis in it fed FO you l a st y ear by fio rd'Trintlestol. Yon will peretive, by this Resolution, that the Meeting, adhering to the principles contained in the petition referred to, era desirous that.yonwould he pleasvilto,gro9nti a motiort.otiL the prayer of . it, on as early a doy as you ittarthink proper in the present Sviiion of Parliititent. Allow or, in thcif name, to'request of you p coutpliance with oicir wishvs, and to state, that Ushull 001 gpot4. fled, as their Choirmstt, by receiving a esitattimi• cation o f your inientioto on the suhjeit. I ham she honourA(4obl, dear Sir, Your most übedisgt sttrylint. 4 , SOUTHWELL. " Co the Right ifuti. Sis. ate." r ref,. 7, DEAR I'.nkt).-1 bad thsisonour of secciving youtr . l,ord , thip's Lettey s tOgothei with the Reap lilt of it tel of Catholics, held on the 4th jut thit expressing a wish that should move on their Petition, presented the last.Sessitin of Pdrliantent, in answer to which, I beg that your. Lorfl , thip will retVirn my thanks tit the Mees vtit, for the cotaitittatiofi of their confidence, and insure them, OW I Shun move upon their Putftion ta an early day this Seision of Parliament.— Pietnie to add, that I AM, with nitwit rtsprct; their very humble itr want, '" HENRY catArrAN, Viodont southwril i j1,1.41,46"r The following Report is abridged from ere Even . . iog find • 1111 tin rest on its enshori " The.ltoglish V e r o i s t s h ave , procure d a cercli-i nalitt lilt for . Dr. Gibson. .ne will bti the first r,srdinal resident in England since the days ! ot Pole. His jurisdiction is, to.exteini ovuT !rebind, if sulnailted toy and, the. Cedpolic rte., antes of irelopti have not .one moment to lose,, if (hey fueuii.to.vindieute the. honour and authority , or (hob Sees, If they 'should subinit to this Eng lish • 4. tt'iiirive evi.ty rpasini to tel that, in this Dr. l'toy isa lot no share, wistsoever, An the itisalt olletvd tr, iligTethoric Church' of ; Oil the etinthsity..o-* do potently believe, •,t.bift , cxptc! v d d ie : dignify would' conic: nearer 1.141.14tt,, . , . 3. Th e next r i t e t we have to annottoroia, that 164 1 , cAtig1141 1 caitsolie 'Marti facet tO-taorio,w (Ihis rereive the, Iteport of the Lectee-street war, 'by prieir arrangement, to heett trans.mitied by the host'of that even. The gr!zrit ittion g o.. is Mr.• Butler, who, "ittito l ight otityr ititeltiggtlvo„i t aa circulated a Pre" - tratieti enpvcrsatatn t ,110,*ecti tha‘Pcirtoa.Resent ? "tail tltv,V4l4-tjt otExciet',lii - which the Regent is . b,thl to have •hfitiatlf never .to concede Citholie 11 .:matteipution i ex4in ion the tetnit'Of ioich r< V eto. "-- (l)ublits Evenipg Pwt.) LAW INTELLT6ENCE. COURT OF CRAM FAY, rEn.ll. At the sitting of the Court, 11TH FIRTH, Esq. Barrister, wa►► sworn i►► a Scijennt at ;L►+w, with the 4021 corms, He presente4 the rings for their Itlajesties the King and amen. The motto nn them is in French, but Oh! translation—co One Kuag, one Law, and one Faith." CI4JII.T OF KING'S BENCH, FED. 11. CONSPIRACY. THE KING V. JOIIRPII AND GREGORY. - - - The two defendants, Aaron Josepit and John Gregory, were brought up for judgliient, kvand. ing convicted of a conspiracy at the last Somerset Assizes, to ruin hnd oppress a Banking -house at 'Annie; in that county. it appeared tut the de finditut Creg.ty, feeling himself . offended tannic the house had refused him.certain accommodations, and the Other defendant agreed to get all the notes of the Bank they possibly could into their hands, and carry them for immediate payment.—, They in consequence loeveral weeks kept col lecting all the notes of the Bank which they conic!, and keilt daily pouring theni into Inc Wank. by which the prosecutors Were considerably injured,. and,then number of their circulating notes dimi nished by some thousands. r.Justiee BhILEY, in passing sentence, strongly animadverted on this attack and attempt to dis tress and ruin a' commercial house, a ti prononnc ed the judgment of the Court, th,it tiregory,shastlo, be imprisoned for 12 mow hs, ant! JositgrStaj• months, in Ilehester Gaol. LENT ASSIZES,—j;OME CIitCUIT.) Before Chief Barou TifomivoN and Mr• Hertforathiro—i-Thttrilav, March a, at Hertford. Es 6 Px --- :Onday,.Nln,.cit In, at f..isfutd. Kviit-.Mottrlay i,irch 17, at .;•. , .itsole. stisicx—;Air,ficlay, Mar U 2 , 1, at. i lorr Gaul. Surrey... Thu, silay, March 27, at King.tott.ttpha-Tharhes. POLICE INTELLIGENCE', 8.. 1t -al I:LET. ~! ms APPOINTED Los -..!Yesterday William Gelding - was brought to the office, enlarged with eiolOttly assaulting, anti endeasamring tij earryoff Elizabeth East from the house of her father, at Harlington., a village about 13 miles frOnt, Lnn. don, The. prisoner Went there on ttiondarnight, and asked to , tee, the , proseentris., wi ielt, rue . re,„ hosed ; be, however, declared he wonitl:natleare the premises eli,etrpt he did, and at length he agreed . to be salisfit a l if he should be allowed to speak to her in the presence, of the father, which was at last acceded to, and after the interview the-pri. goiter, on taking her band to shake, it at parting, seized hold of her arm, and endeavoured forcibly to carry his oil the premises, but she resisted, and by the assistance of her father, her uncle, and other persons,, she was rescued from him. The prisoner, on bei ng ca ll e d upon fur his de.. fence, justified hii conduct towards the proseeu aix by saying, he had a right to her person; as she had promised him marriage, and w atoitiir Wife, except the 'marriage ceremony. They had Bien out.usked by bans in Shorediteh, church, and he was ready to marry her, and she had declined to go to church with him, without *wiping ,anb reason. . . The proseeutrix and her father aeknowledgeil the defence of the prisoner to be correct, Gut the girl declined having the prisoner for a husband, without assigning any reason. The 4agistrati thought it salicient reason that. she had altered her mind, and therefore ordered, the pristiher fwd bail to keep the penes. The wonithale busbind bore the decision of the Magistrate very compo. redly in the loss of his intended wife, 'and said be would find the bail required. ITATTON'-GARDEN. -rosagres Raotartia. Yesterday William Clark, Cheirman to the Spa.fields Meeting, ap. plied to the Magistrates for their advice how to proceed in the appeal lodged against their con. viction of a tnan named sartote, on thel4tit 9f last month, fOr hawking Cobbett's Rdelitar without a hawker's licence. `fire Magistrates informed him, that they did not sit there to give ad v ic e `against their own conviction ; that in convicting , the MOO they acted to the best of their judgment, *nil as Mr. Clark appealed against that conviction, he must apply to an attorney, for advice. Mr. Clark then requested a copy of the evidence taken' at the time against Barlow. The Magistrates in. 1 funned him, that they could not comply w ith his request; that the complaint was taken down in the presence of Barlow, and read over again in the presence of 10 r. Clark and young-Mr. Cubbett, when they bailed Barlow, consequently they we r e perfectly acquainted with the natureof the charge, which was tar hawking Cabal's Resister without a licence : thus the conversation ended, 'and Mr. Clark took his leave. rl4 The officers made their report of thcstate of the town is, their,different walks the preceding night, which• was, that all was reMarkablf tran qutl; that they found every piddled:outwits good order, and that they were all shot up at an early hour. mAgIXOROUO)I•S'I'ItE ET. 491q1 , 1tRY Al LADY PAULKV4.—The wife of a shopkeeper tt Tottenham-court-road, of the name of COnaiery, writ ~clorged with rubbing the house of . the 'Pottiness Dowager of Patilitt, she having been left in the care of it during the absence of the family trent town. It was discovered by one of Ledy Paulet!s confidential servants, that fest. ther beds, carpeting, ,glass, and many other ar ticles, amounting altogether to a great. valueihad been stolen; and the prisoner, nit being closely interrogated, confessed, that her husband had been in the habit of sleeping in the house,- and that be bad conveyed away the property. The prisoner was remanded, and a reward was offered fur the apprehension of the hasband. 1 During Ty uesda night some 'person cut the hair off the manes and tails of ten horses at Stoke, rtnchford, Lincolnshire. A tall' and rather gen. teeWooking man, Who says his name is Joseph Meliko-urne; was on Wed nosilay apprehended, having in ins possession a sack containing a; large tity of horse-hair, and also the end of a. heifer's tail, and be is committed to Grantham pot. Prom the LONPON GAZETTE, Feb: 11, 18 1;. At the Council Clamber, Whitelndh the Bth 1.76r0pty,-.1.1117, present the Lords of his Majesty's .!lost Honourable Privy Council. - it is - this day. ordered by their Lordships, that his Grace the Lind Archbishop of Canterbury do prepare a Porta of Prayer an d Th an k sg i v i ng to Almighty Grid f or his late merciful preservation of his -Royal , Highness the Prineetßegent . from the daring attempts , agaiast his Royal person, as he passed from the Parliament house on Tuesday the 28th day of January laSt ; such Prayer to be used at Morning and Evening 'Service tarter the General 'flanks riving in all churches and- chapels throughout those parts of the United Kingdom called Etiglaad and Ireland, 'on the first Stinday after the Ministers of such - churches and-cliapek respectively shall receive the same, and to be con tinued for fourteen days,afterward,s. • .There is another Order, directing that Minis ters and Preachers in Scotland, shall, in 'their re spective plisees of worship, (hiring divine service, put up their pi -Ayers and . thanksgivings for the late mei-vitt!' preservation of his Royal Highness. This Gazette contains several •Addresses, expres sive; of (abhorrence at the-late; attempt agniust the Prince Regent, and of e s ongrattilatioti atiiis escape . troth the danger to which he had been exposed.-- T116 , ' are front the. following. studies From the Coiirt 0, Di rectors of t h e I ndia. Com-: patty, presented by tar Chairman and several lli rectors ; fr(au. the City.of .Ette!,err, Presented liy Coortettay,F=tl.from the Borottglii of, Hertford, presented by the High Steward, the: Winker for the Borntigh, and tilt-Re'cin der ; front the Be: Tough jii of . Ciil.!L in'tsetited by Hart. Davis ~ M. I', ;it'd , Sergeant linnoing-: inn ; from. the ,of Great Yarmouth,: presented by . Viscount Sidney, the Lord Ste W-. ard, slid- General Loftus and E. K. Lacoo; : the 'Weathers for the Borough ; from the Cult' of Merchants • in tranSinitterl by the, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland ; from: the Magi, strates; .Clergy, 'and Inhabitants' of Sunderland; 13O.111) Wearmonth,-Monk Wearmonth, vici. nay, t . . rausmitted sby . the Rev. Dr. Gray to Lord' Sidnioutli ';' from the Inhabitants of Alnti;ick it 'Nortlnimberland, transmitted by. Lord- Percy tot Lortl Sidmotith ; froth the Borougli of Davelitry;, transtititted to Lord Skin - tooth i.front the .Coininon 'Council of Paisley, Ortntimitted by the Provost id Lord' 'SidniOutb; front the- , Coninion Couii;,ll of: Olasgow, and Merchants of.-. Glasgow, botit.teatts witted to Lord Salmon th ; from thecothmon Conn '6l of itutitin, delivered by Lord Kirkwall .to•Lorcl Sidmouth ; from the.Collegenf Surgeons at Edin burgh, transmi tte d b y James Brine,Esq, to T.,.1n! Sititnotall ; front the Magistrates and Bo.; glielit' nf. Manchester and Salford, tralisthit'd to :Loid Sidinotithi from the inhabitants, o`4.' WOrksop, in Westmoreland, tratismitte. by (7', 1)! 'lin T. Southey, IL A. to Lord ,Sitlntouth; fr::. 114yor, Etc. of Beverley, in Yorkshire, :t..ilJ); Lord Sid , mouth.; from the.Bototigiioi 7 .had ; from the Borough of Doilies; fron i of Leices ter ; hoot the Corporatio n o ihe,Trinity house of Deptford Stroud ; anti francstlie Borou g h o f Dunbar all presentyd by Lord Sidtuonth. l'ethlD, 11111toy41 titglioesq th. Prii)e• rrt has Leen nlestscil. iritlic an,1:01 the behalf 4n . hie Nigh:sty, tir, grant to Bohert t)l.)ciiirlane, F.tc , Licut.-Gcnerral, Colonel of ttif iteginieut ~f all4l Grand Craw of the Royal lianot'crio.ii pormisakitt to tveor the Grnnil Ctioss of the Miry;;) Sicilian Military (triter of tit. Ferdinand unit of Merit, cunfurred by tne King of ;lie Two Sicilia) on ata , aint of tho distiiignisl,ll f‘irriccs render e d by him diroughuot,the, ` Mr, ' ran: operatiais ogningt tint' 'mail on the cottots 1""Y* Cxote7l.ol;ce, Feb. 11.. Nieniberreturned to servein Parliament. 110 rouilt , 416/itiestatry•-.S . ir Abdy ! Burt. in th e room, of I,3:ichs ScuCli s 'gs q . who tiali accepted the Chilterwilundreds. .. ii Tritr'-glfice, Feb. 11. 17th ru Light 'Dragoons,' Captain Charles Way;b: from the Cat al(y Dept,. to be Captain of a Troop, without • purchase. .19th,Ditto. Lieutenant George S noo d to b e Captain of a Troop, by. purchase, vice Verner, whit '.:lst Ditto. Lieutenant Charles Clarke, from the Cavalry De. pen; to he Lieutenant, without purchase. George Sty ' mann Crate, Gent , . to lot Comet, iry purchase, vice Stewart * promoted. . . 3dittegiment of,Foot Guards, John George Robinson, 'Gent. to be linsi4n Liettleuant, without purchase, vice Berry, 1 ' 4th Regim en t of 'Foot, Fr e d er i c k Cl arke, Genf.. to be E'- ) sign, qice'Newtitn,' deeeased. ' 10tli Ditto,* Captain William hfalowaring ? ' from th&balf-p y, of the Regiment, to he'Captaitt.of.a Company, vice Brady,, ki who exchanges, receirittg. the diQerrlice, 24th Ditto, En sign --- Dore, front the half-pay of the , Regiment, t o b e Ensign* vice Gray, p romoted. Ensign and Adjutant John Maples to hare the ranicnt Lieutenant. 6 70 t, 1 1 ) 40, Phitteits Bury, Gent, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Harris, promoted. "58th -Ditto, Assistant -Surgeon .Thomas Robertson., from 'Huth Yuut, to b e Assistant,Sutlfeon, rice S tark, who. retir the es Alpo,' the half-pay ot. the tinth lout. Rith Ditto, John Might, Esq. frant half=pay of the - late td Royal Veteran Battalion,• to be Paymaster, vice Rose, who r , retiree 0P0n4114.1111.4Y, •Gesi Ditto., Beare -ili MgOinkft44 4tyqls, Gent. to be Ensign, toy purchase, vice tom, promoted. .68113 MOO,' Ensign , ii: M. Cooper, from the lloysti.Scots, to bit Lieutenant, by purchas e , , promoted. vice,iiichen nth Ditto . ,.,Ensigu f,:itarles Bross n to be 4icutguttpt, by pur chase, Vier Blackball, proinoteth let Ceylon Reglikenti Lieuterrant John Mainwaring 'to he Adjutant, 'vice Poll 4) th bortilglgrmtllc . . ! l.ljolaitcy only. 2d Black Garrison Company, Quarter-)klaster George WOtit, fvont the 60th root tti be ticutenant * vice Cintuor, de ceased. SU FP. Major Edward P. Sparrow, on the halt - pay of the GI st root, hi be Deputy,, djntantscieneral to the Troop, sei the Island of Jamaica (with the r an k of Li eu t enutit - Culone I in th e Arniy); vice Steele, tvhn resigns. GAItitISONS. General Franels:Dundai to be Goieitior of Dumbarton Cal. tie, vice Oenoal Drummond, deettitseili Liitute narit . CenciallialdwinLeightou to be Governor of C. 0 .- riciaergns, vice General Dittiting. Ii manANDust.---I'he unilernientiorml Officers !ACC bees permitted to resign their commicsimis, viz. : filth Itegimeot or foot, Lit ',t enant de !;chant. Lieu !main ttfiti Adjutant denies Kent, as 41,d,juiant only. BANKRUII 'CIES SUPER.SEDED. Norman Hap:lK*, Cranadd, I.tedfortishire, cattle-denier. don') lirown, jug,. Boa-11;0 6 14, ciuy e y B rowne , Stonylottse, and John Morse, 13.,,,,1it;e1tit tiltrucestershire, clothiers. • nslvpuivis. George P.mpflon, Shcli)eid i vtatitier, to ilovrrtritivr FO. eo„ et; &to Nt4rch at twelve, At the ilogo ilti,tfielj.fritat tornlis, Ali.. Bldkelock • Sorjettut's lnu, kictit-..trecHiu• • tit . . iliBlaioatit,Slicui:l4:l, mo •101%eph Iliggins, North NibUT,- Gleasetatt" of 4 a , t elerel ' i, at 1 . 1 4 ... C' ll l l ii. l l , Bath, and Marc h 25, at eleven, at the 13 t d o: li'rms; P ett y F rance s Glnucestershire. n'"ig, IV il I i oms, Red Lion-square; Or'hlr. Messiteri , Joslale:e'llchs'eneltso:llll4i,e.W.veidmill-sireet, Finsburlognart,' Feb. 15, 2.4, and.Maielt 25, et ten, et:41100 - :...-Nri. Street„.llroad-strea-huildingsk. • II" , ~,V,l4:4ll).Wirgitytrorth and John Whilsk er .,o,it • . .lifaa,. - Yorkhire, merchants; March ~1* 25 , at ..e.lven, at the Talbot Inn Halif o . '0 ~ Ins, I , ~ Mesvi,..}Viglesworth and Crossley, 'Gray's .i ., 3 , , 4 4 - lineesalirth l'hotupsou and Stansfel,l, fiv" .-.... , , „ hi s. - k•• Eduard tOunk, 'Greenwich, dealer, reb.'l s . "I*. F Qs c , i), Rt ten, at Guildhall, Louden. ilttur' 34l ' 1 - Mark-lane. ~ 4 nj John Scarbor o u gh, - - Buckdcn, Huntingdon "` , i F. 25,,,,the George Inn, Huntniid" , gb ' ° ' 25, at; the George Inn, Ruck.len, at, Elena., ~, ~ Jr • . Mr. Clenuell, Staple Inn, or Mr. Wells, 1"!°' 14 ., ';osid, , Willirt Scarborough, Stilton, Fluntiariousbirt,',o ietir'r Fri . 25 , at 'the George Inn,, Huntingdon, ib ' k,, iyt, , c ,ie, chtt•l•be George but, Buckden, at e leveu iist ' 11 : 1 ,n r a • - ' C g l iiri esu i se ti l t l :, S w ta a p t l i e i Inn, or - :h1 r.' Well' , gul ' 0 ~i 'whi c 9.3 he ,ta t i i ii March 2h, at ten, at Guiblh.a ll ' ' -41 ' lent- Juliet, liocklershury.- ' ' ' V lt Stephenof r s c m t u r r . i rHS;u:eFcli:eislthr:llitll, Manchester. M e;),rc°-iSln,bPlt,:..ttal'i s t i h Li e ka- , n :V ella b g" ; l::: : , 6rt..: r ;t 6r;: :!: ' .ritu:f t i - . Di t4: lo : n i , l c ie nD s st :_ ); _ l fi r l c, l i a, l 'es d st l . . s s:H at u t rd"S t l a ta t w ti • l a t n C d• a Jo ll li e n st'erh,l'll"4-it,lllllll,e Jii i ii:s . ' s C l q u o n s r e t. ,. Doncaster, or Yorkshire , " 6rviier ' j NI ..-' 10,,,, r , fire,. 8, a Josep• • , o, six, id, at twelve. and NlarCh 9.5 t ' t ' ll ' ' , i 'lqd,' r to P h .10:ackioekr,1%.11%cfsAsatnttsio.firet_Lutlide:siN,gfitiljtrii.:::tdraimii!tiejitrrt,:',::;,0::. 404441: and Crown, liudderifield. Atiornieq I''' " . i '," crrY-lane,; n d r 111 r, Cr 051; , ,,, i !uthkr 4 e ld. i a! '" )el l'"ftili, frevvthin." NlontrotiOshire, toolf 44 faeturer, Frh. 2102 e. “ttil Hare!, ef,•,, At toP;!)0 i Lio,, I, , ‘" . rap .., 001 ,1 0 , ' , , ;1,,,,,,, I ; rt I,o:!ii* fh..T 'Nl,',',.. p r i c e a Ilii We ll I ht i lditigi I ill(' 1•' ' .. `tin'..,,, *kb, . , . li.l. . 1 '" (q , eY, Ilitstoii; St.itforit,hive ,.wt. ' " . , anti : Marl:4 ~2,5, ut. .1,„,.., , . , the ‘c ,,, , ~,e4l,,pr ham- Attornies,. A;,•'.?1:;.:,,.0„,i, Gl4's l' n ' , .. s M essrs. *wrier mud I ogiesy,'. a . , o bi ~ 1 ;1 . 4 1' b i , ;4 1 ,5i "I l; ( ;tc 1 - lorn,hy the elder, Netillreatl , 6 ' 1. ' 1 , '1 4 0. 4 4 Ileac)r' t l i er,i ' Feb. i.1",f07 and: March 21; at .ele: ' c, (1 4 • lnn,n n, Carlisle. Attornies, Mr. Ilii^'!" ', 2!,, or Mr. BMW; Carlisle " . 1 0,, 0, i ~, r„ .. Tl l lil k a m i r l i s . i: 4 ci e l s a La t i i i:; t i c C ii r b ;: i i, ° o t i r Tt i le t i e tio s i. ii:;ii:n.'11.,1::(:71;;:i':;%3Ills:.; I ' 7: ~ c ' „ A i : i t ll' 7l i i 4: ' 4l" .I 'l 4 l ~ Covent-garden v i JJ il,lktiiii7:l"lol'.ktr,et't:(:r:nii%:is,d;;lrn:;r;,i‘',ll:ll, rir s " e .6: tj i :a ll'c i t::111111:1111: thi t 'h:1:: " IP!: :: el' 21 , 2'2, and a I_,, ' ~,i. ""--' 1 - at ''''`liigr i -", . 7'4) ;;l l.l e7 l ; : v ; t ri : l ti r : (4lt a i t kril t si l ;' ,e liel i i : d u tr : t e lli f i l s 1 ejai s' l i t '.. 1 1 ‘.1 1, :45:e 1 id. ri ' ' 14 ‘ 4'61 ! w,pi;2llll"kal, Cloak-lane,. or Mr, Woo:, c• : 1.1- ',', 6 „. 4 i lk ito : , •p,r, Feb. ea, at ani,• 45,: at ten-, ma Ist ) ''i ,V, ii.h. r%, S i i e r s, :f r " o ,i h . Enui:if:ok'swalle:eirean:irid:Ml.;:rLiedlgwV:e;BwiTicr;islo'ti'; -:.,,,::::,),.. :::. 1 its the White Hart Inn; liurton-upon:_denpae,f4-- 744 ,V , , John. Cooke, Colchester, coacl,,n;al;er, feb. ee , • • 1211 and March 25, atten, at, the-Red Lion 1 03 ';0 1. 1, :.rier; ‘ ,'F'' ' ' , .ilipi,ll°l.liirarit!sl's,w,c't:.•.(r)7l.n..:is'ic.(e.o.::npr Messrs. Little i i t t 14 1 ) : 4 1.: - C S'°. e. 1 1 ''' e '. :t i o il' i ,16 , 1,1iirlhee 11.11 : ilik ' e:1 ! ITI:;e ' ll 1 1 * 3'' 4 441 ;: oi ,. 4 .___ rs _. °cos . aro • _.,, ~, „ A. i 14 1: p. - c f, at eleven, at Th. Gidden Cross ioll;,, 01 , „: 16, 4 1 'to,rilii 51‘' at f!?ue , at the Royal Oak Intlitiugiilei Cct f Wa l k ~.it_lessrs. Htlrd, Shaw and Jolooo ~ ,j it ti lemple .or NI - Troughl ° " ' 'it ‘ 4 1,1 btiinoidogns',.o"nC.:::;l4l::::::nlinu,eurcret:,:4llo%gliiriio:°:.44,'. .10 ;;:, 1 7 e , ar a s t un e:r co r a ei r ) , , li a le t . the Duke's Head In" , ' 6 ,,,` 7 :i1 i r1 31:1 ' .' 1 : % , ......., DIVIDENDS" . March 18, C.llOldeo, G. TlolderoiSc‘r Burt. 11.Boldaroj.iCorbbill, dington, Bristol, -hatt er -:•M a rch AL ij Ai e l' t) adc .6o street, fancy !dress tinders.-March JA,„ Neilson..lllitre-court,- I%lok-street, 0 ' 6 — Wright, King.:street.Cheivlside, waeiirrobloart, J. W. Hai vey and It. C 41 , 14,. irgli-e-r eet '&o l " ° ••/•' Meech 2R, 2 11 , 4 , t ie:, 13 ;1 1 . x 3 tt u . r d: """drarT. , .Y .-- -Mafe l l yr, rl[tfUgloott°,3l Uscrotrarit—Marcti 4, J. N. It•idelytie, 13iraql:y~g1011"- nieicirants—Nlarchlo, N. Al L gKriight, Liverpool, meretmt s narcl! fordshire, horse-dealer=--'Feb; 2e, G. Gurvq..'ol builder-. Feb. 14, .1. Godbold,' liattool.A tAl :tcw'r March 7, J. Dixon and E. Dixon, Lived"" l ' • .. • ' ckCER'TI'FICATES, MA lir" 4, up , ' `fn:Jack/WM of Prostrate, Yorkshire, “" ) , 1.4, .....1 1.° 1 4 ,1 Goujon, of'LangtOrneC lol-b i er , 6 4 ll , tiler chants—lV of.L.iretr i l vviktm,,l4cv uf,flawhesdale, Ctimberlan4l,ofickla, ini3ytt, , late 441: Pendleton Lancaskire, 01,00T1 41114pran. and of Ne „ Ta itte- W1 01 0v ...11' chants --W. Chester, of 01%.,14-v, 5a10p,,, • ? poy, 164; of Moat,:e llal b er l a n d, b ford, tanner--J. T. koglislo, late of., ni‘ lirr't, 'Shipleiy,' of Illihnitighanr, .co c nturc r ,;i• I 01 High Holborn, door-Glut h to.strortbio•ro• ri•tir, Of Qire'en-street, Golden-situate , girl , !vi star', of Glotutester, picture-fraine denkr" 00 1; ti .ver1")01, inerehant—J. I ytligoe 4)1 Live r P,,i,ct• 'onanti—lL I%ordish, of Me 4 Opliana, Kent> • . PAItTNERSHIPS IIIa>OLVEO4II4 ai :Robert Hogiirdr'and Mary Felt On •-% k ose„ d * ,1 Riehard Cartwright, Oxford-street,-shoern rt,,LO 40 4, • Tbonnts Johnson and Thomas t Leicester, worsted meters--Schuler ' 13 , 0*-- , 1 ,.'r 1 - 411 tc 4 ister, and , James ,Hulford, 1118Pe uf. ,e4 0 c i Wm. Bromley and John !land, Coleman -4'f verwisioc H. Johnson, John , Carr,. a John,. itell° s ' te r,L ll •ol Grundy .arid Lot Grundy, Salford, 1 ,411C3 ,', e ri v'ort Thomas 'Middleton and Thomas Gates, Colystli 'and ; John Cowell, Slittonroirdi millers--Sumucl Furnival and Danieljf grocers-,lnseph.: Gledhill and Joit; York, corn dealers—Henry C. Martin 1 10 7 rie4P. r .,o 4 ; Bristol, phi-factors—Edward Vans a t " a d 1 ', 1 1 ,.0,4 1 ' Leominster, attoruies —William Gsbourne.,,,p 104 bourne,•Kingston.upon-H oil, raff-rnerchia“?.44ti'' 4. WO" ton and James Stratton, Bristol, wi.ee , g ort- Tfuwkes and - Josvph- Cux, IV " - I,;poNrers. F AWNS* fOk al On Sunday, the Lady of Edward Wig an , Dr ,i‘ terrace, att . /laughter. L ut ir Ott the oth i nit . at Eai n h uri t i , the vot , ii daughter. 111 14" t Canattore, inlhe Fait . - tenant-Colouei bloat, of a ion. 4 114 1 1,i, er '14!I t " 1 ,' , %t fli4*, Pr, N ' Ai , l , . l ! lik .._..................„.....,./ I) i :ir 41 r i MARRIED. , voo, ,Ik , 41 On the 3(1 inst. at Hou,etiohscufland, Ai plaP" f -, ,, 1 hell, Esg. Merchant, Glasgow, to l ' iii ;ll -. t0 4 ..k1 6 ' daughter of Colonel Dunlo_p of Ilouto.7o—'ffg.,-„klt. r estertlati, at'llarrow, fb l uinas Yurft",.',, of 1.,10 , 7' A Iltanfov, third daughter of Culotte! tleito" ) i i ; r ft7 j ill f ! k , ( In like 6th inst. at belvine Scotland, SI 00 A 1 fie.,, ~, . , - , ,, 1 u :ki l A N .... l k e v t , h u r i e e n , , Li t a o:t . isan, cldeseilaughter 0 1:5 f ' i . . i ,'4.1 ,---'' ,t 1; 'id fr f t .1 01 11 DIED. , Dolt „ll' ~,, On the 2d inst. at Seagrove neir Leit" - Oart' - if`i Blair, widow of Sir James Hunter Oa , I ), pil e ' 1 and liobertland. f ; f uteoa nt ' • . At AbcrOqesi on the ;2844 lilt ..-- 1 i 1 4 • laSllll. 0 1' 1 Old • i i Lk ,At Camtnore, in. the East Lull" 0 ° 31. 0 , - 4 . leW, Mrs. Illair„ wit . , of im a • retriel. ( 1 . ' U'r Jur . go , •". dras Artillery. t '-- Frlfi c Si. A rn aud new v A lenidonnes% t wife u # Capfafri i'llliain Ourthitl, I st i °o • -,- k t f.* 4 . }4,• • the,Stm-Ortr ex ltluy &;. (poit-Pavd) ;