The Sun. — London, England, 1817-02-10 00:00:00

LOYAL ADDRESSES, &c. MEETINp AT BLACKIIEATIT.. On Saturday a ntnnerons and t;ighly reSpeetable the ittlatbitants ot . l.3hickheath awhile neightnrurbood wa , -; hyld at the Great '4 - .444.tn f the Green :Mari Tavern, lihttii.heatir, for ;Alvin", of preparing. a Decl:lritor-, ) ne,;olution 14 bite , ttlaCk 110611 I.i, "Royal Highness the PRINCE It w;is called to toe Chair. Mr. FosTe.a rose to call the attention of the Meeting - to tit subject which it was assembled to discuss. The present was a period of deep and moment otts interest to the country, and one which; if not attended to with .serious concern, would pl'oduce the !mot fatal and misChievous conse quences. Strange notions had gone abroad in sortie parts oft he Country, and itteion's and de• tigning demagogues had tak en advantage .or the distreSs, to disseminate among the pen. pie atrocious and abonnuable doctrines in the se• .thunite COliStitliti6llll which hint no other tendency or object 'than the subversion of all social order, and the overthrow of that constitution under whose pro tect;ng tlr,spices this country had tier agesilott ri,i.cd.--pplanse.)-;-To hear such doctrines disseminatod, the idle . atitt the dissol ute butt) for the hst six w ee k s berm invited to .publie places throughout the kiogdom, and on, such' Urea *ions that iilflrinuriistor y ti p i r it is'as kindled 4tol extended, which at length (and as a . natittal con- set - pence). broke out i n t he open and desperate violence of riot and treason, and directed its at tack against the Itepresentativeof the Sovereign of the eount,ry; a hap in the very act of extrcising one of the liigbet COillitittiliolthi functions of the Crow O.. This attar); dating!as, it was traitor. °us atid desperate, iVaS happily unsuccessful ; but its 'undisguised manitestatiOn called tor, and blipe4 lowly Jlenuouled, the open .avowal o.f the_opiniott. of his Majesty's loyal and faithful subjects. They should roily .round the Throne at such la crisis, hilt) pledge their Jives and fortunes to.stand or fall %yid ' tilt Courilii tV, ion under which. this country Mich prospered.-'44-(Applause.) —de concluded with proposing, f or t h e a d opt i on ot Meeting, a• I)!;:elttrittion, expressive of its abhorrence of the lareAltiaek tynn tlJte Prince Regent, and a llCSU laliOni pledging the Gentlemen present to support, %dill all their sir, 1161) and influence, the lawful , aiohurii_y_6l Goveitimeril„ • ili r. Wit Limus concurred every sentiment thlt had twin dchvered by theAvoithy Mover of the Declaration out itesAltithirt,, which be begged to have the honour of seconding.'"-. • The Declaration and Resolution were einbodled in one tinning), and carried tutitititnoutily. Thanks *ere lj c n aimed in the usual manner to the Mover rKp; at the Derhration, &e, :Anti to the Gig;;;; i'qr hit conduct in the "lhe Electors of AVestitlitister ;1:e l'ooot *o be le: golly' convened to address the Prince I:.c.;ent on hi% it rp , ,t• escape. It gires 7e great pleasure to record the Lord Anyor's native for- ealling a inectiog of the Cow" nioq Council of tick " to take loth rier.ition the propriety et. his !loyal Ill;. , ,hitess the Prince Itegreer, his Vrovidential escape from .the outrage ofierett to hi, ed per son."—(t.)ubtin Corilportricia, Feb. -1.) - .The city of Ditbliiris going to slicaltamor the 'tstilti). jabber of Spa-fields—.iior of the Nixypole Congrers—not the patois of llnnt or Notili, or Eifel; fl nidermi Ninconmpoops--iit the .olsl hmognage—the imtmeat; ectl ci iivitt, for wilich it tuns once ristotwited 1;,..n, ed. .IfArry city, every town, every village se'df spemi< if s sense of the tremendous enorinity. that 1..,s been' crtempled minnli a timekeered-person cif 11, e Sc,e ure i g i i -.... s be enimsetinence.tif.the systeina tir fraud WitiCil ib pt . :Lc:sibyl ninny the sirismik rl s e p , ior and the egnormint, The Pati s h:.., 0. ill Co llie tot ,M e n of sense and property nmay attend such a call, withoirt time fear eel instils---th-°y can ~n ow speak their true tuinds, their real feelings,. ttpoim the'postisre of affairs. St. klielian's Pao ish: thedmomsolmr of sett St)g a good exaniple—the esti, is appointed for the slay of meeting, the commies. lisle of, sense awl loyalty is, settin g in, to oppose and tattle the wild • ft:roc:ions current of p o p o lo r ignorance, and fury, nail delosion—and by such means alone, can things, be held irl (hell '.li:if course—can the power, 01. balfltlirY rOIOIIII, his e , t•t in tbe COllslllutioil i be available to tb-e people—eati security be enjoyed, liberty possess. ell—tranquillity spread abroad, or. prosperity ad vanced amongst the ciiint»titmity at, large.—(D4Nia: Corresponcteitt, slut(' di,xte.) r. CiTy M Hem E ight Worshipful the Mayor has convened a Meeting of the inhibitatits pi this city , it time. Gmmilmilinid, tlei4 ilimY (Thursday), (agreee o ble to retotkition ) ; l e foe purpose Or pre sewing a 'erni,!,mainiatory Addi vss trs. tba .liep,ent, tin lns providential escaper front the late.• atios:!; on his itoyal Person. The tueltiligi it is be most 111111el'otily yespe.7tabir at t end e d. ‘Ve have sees doitht but it Win tso—; to t t‘ ho !best posstes a spark of royalty t 0 „Icing dud Cottony, or love ear Social'oreler 144'11 rlonistie happiness, wilt retrain from consirmi.; los-% .ward, ‘3. h heart, 'hand, arisi'm:nice to committer,;cti the dallieg anti Opel) titeinpiS 11Wy 110 , :kint; by the dcsigainif, the ukindoiteri, - and fleet. //e/40ed to subvert e fee! goodly tabric or ofmr. Colisllllllloll, and erect in 115 310111 the stane!,ttdgf ICi,t'lllol3, +e iris Oil its attentlauhrain Of bori - ore, ntlayelly, eonfissismo, ltliltiet,i anti filying Post, Feb, 6,1 (:,• , ,Nniti wog, cougregsft ion of thif . yesterday, it was tioanimonsily to' vote can AddreAs to his ltayal lligit nes, the ince - liegenr; on hi.; egcape from the r Litatroetos io . attr ek si t e 11:5 .jle.•.'Soll.--(Cirnibr;dge tilitori tele ) • 1 • U. NVe(ll)4,Nill LlSt Ittectlng 'nf the ;1, 1 otot tanti 1,1 P. zerbtor.ough cv:ts hvld of the Town-b3ili tho Rev. Artitletleoo Strogik . .in the Chair, Stile" a most . datifill mid lila! Address ulnkoirnottsLy votttl t o 1%0y,11 11 ;glinetl,the Prince congrntt!Litilig liir bil littppy eiteape frorn the viol( `oittnlgeolic kit tnek recently made ttpt.t, 11;iyAi Per‘sott anti ads. ititit!etl men" awl ot their attach tovitt to our glorio,iii Constittaidn,-;-;( //AV) LETTER VAOM A LIFAITENANT IN HIS MAJESTY'S NAVY. TO TIM EDITOR:Or. THE SITIC Srs,—Thablo it - ) our good, kind-hearted Vicar, I have the satisfaction of tc,id ir , g yo ur pap, daily, and by. this 1 soon learnt that chaiitrand benevolence arellie best Eccoilimeoilai hots' to you r atteotion.- illy history, though short, I will not trouble you It suffice it:to . Say, that I .am a Lientenantin th e N av y o n half-pay' ; th at not caring to ntariffor Money, I married, sailor like, the hist pretty girl .I.cante athwart,-aft er a lour years' trip to the East holies, biekilyfor us both, I found her to he . as good :As she w as filmy ; for, to own thetritth,thecouri s hip laited but during a little hop that was given by one of the Dock-yard Officers, in consequence of the news of the Battle of Trafalgar. litre was a mixture of bitter and sweet. Bot noble fettow. 'ever Wished to (lie in the arms of victory.: Thii - he did, and he lived to See it too What 'etpitir reward could the whole ivorld afforded 111111! Sorrow to the pitiful coward Who would not envy such, a death ! But to return tti myself—My family, besides my good wile, now consists of five sons and t our ,daughters —with " another noon the stocks," . honest tittle O'cutter Says. Thus circumstanced, its spite of all our economy (as I have luit a trifle more than my hull -pay' to 'live upon), you will not be surprised to hear tliat we now 'send` then found is convenient to make what We sailors call a honort'day of 'it (day on which the suitors are allowed no meat), for my wife is a notable, in• dustricrus little Inise:wife, and likes to see bet' children' as tidy a s s h e can, and to h a Ve all look ing toliraidy tight and triorabove board, how ever things may chalice do be under the batches. Fortunately for us e however, our miserable banyan Clays were not to last for ever, for my good friend the Vicar, Caine to me one rimming with a smil ing face, saying, " Well, my Clear friend, to- Morrow, though Friday, shall,. at any rate, not be 'a bio,yan day 'with you, for you shall come and dine with me, as I ant de:ermined to make au experiment, according to what you ;hall see is V. , and W IIiCIIIICOMiSVS, fair to give you, many a' go o d meal of the kind, at ail Vaiy rattf," He then put into 'my hands the expeti• me?* tyodtby . Dr. Johnstone, at the retptest• of Admiral W,ahlegrave, in the year 1795. Not to swell your columns, I toilst he brief. We aft hands dined with our good,frientl the next day ; and - though he hada fineleg of mutton . ; and a nice rice podding, by way of a' Case of accidents, yet . we one and 'ail ((mud th e shin of beef, 4te. (vide Trial 4), sr) excellent, nod stuck' to it so'closely, that we' were fairly aground before ,t italeg of mutton hole in sigh,. Since t hat time we have bad no more confounded banyan days, you may be sure, 'for, as these good dishes we bavebeeu speaking of, require no bread to be eaten with. them, and our little garden amply :m. plies us Stith potatoes, onions, and '.4411 other re- Ket is hl es , th e money that heretofore trent in bread, nowlurukbet us with a sttinCkikt supply mi:at trot; 11,111'11, so that We live tell tim;:s het.. ter than before. cod even at h cheaper rate. But nefore 1 take my leave of you, 1 most' mention another matter to you iit is this—a pour half pay subaltern, of one of the reduced corps, whose situation is as like my iovo, as one egg is to an. other (excepting that he wears a patched old red •!• , f1 one)—this goblin worthy , T4 ,, tited inuch I bare d ooe . tog'sexperitneuts. Lit tle did the good Adnotr a l think, when pnblishiog these yet:yip's tot poor cottatiers, Rte. that 14k M kjesty' s naval and military Wheel's would be. moo! who would be the greatest goblet's by them ; a nd, as ou,t: Wtirrh y Vied!' wisely 'Tattled, '' hour many of my pooo r sufleriog prediren, Mid how many of their poor widows, will soon reap the benefit of these experiments I For we now knotionuelveß by, experience, how good itrpt wholesome' these: diSlies are, and that Oone Will iejet't their use, but through pride, prejudice, or 'fl 'taste vitiated by the now retitled- luxury." As' ri conkineing prOof of the sioCerity of titi , 4 good niatt;:in thus' speaking, he two day in week., has no other dinner than what the bill of fare it ryiestion offers, and he has distrilitited many hundreds of them, not did)? throughout Iris awn extensive- pati,b, butt he has . seat them to many of his brethren in the distant coontietv, .beseecking them to follow his example: As I ittit not ashamed'ofiny poverty, would not slruple to sign this with my name, but that it might seem like a sort of begging ley 'ter, 'and I have too' 'loch pride for that :-.406 numerous as is toy family, I have never yet once to theiiCharitabl e Society for relief, though a sobserilfcr tollifrt .Charity.-1 are, &e. 31. S. POIACE INTELLIOBNCE. 1 ANstryx Haul 1)11 ,' saturday, in conse (pence . of 101 intorwation laid before tint; Lord - Mayor by r%lr. lit ()Wit, one of ' the city MAI - ill:11,, tire •tullowing .curiont caSe'catne on for bearing Brown depnMcd, That lie saW a phi and aitnilar'to' that prodneed (here the bill was shown whin)) posted upon St. Diinstan'i church, in Yieetestreet, about five O'clock on Friday titter-, nenitt. tnis placarA ran ns faun's largC letters) Spa Field#Rate ! Truth f o r a Penny6' 016, neet4trect..;—(io it, my Iloys." having: procured a large hilt, entitled One Pennyworth of troth to Mr. Citizen John Bull, from his Bro. ther YhOmas Bull. the PlOughivan," he -went to tlarper's, Jun. anti liskrd if he was at home. The shopman, who told him hiconmeqvas Wright, I,o,Was nor. Peponcut then showed hint the last-Mentioned bill ; anti Wright said. Lord Sid— thouth bad seen it, and had made no -Objection to It. Mr. Henry 'Wye:. deposed, that lie Is a printer in , - Britlewell Hospit a l. Mr. Hornier, 'hilt S'clicitm, said Mr. Ilrycr would be a witre tlitit if this bill were a libel, he - should not 'say any thing which might be evidence against Itimsdf (the bill having Alto. Itryer's name to The Lone MAyna--" Mr. l3ryer cannot flenv the.printiog of it." Mr, .1.1.—".1 beg your Lord-. thip's pardon, but I erm." •The Lord Alayor.. "Arc you not equally litxlrle for the consequences Icy having yo ur name ti t s it ?" Mr. - 13.—" Cer tainly not it Is not so e: pressed in the Act of aVt• Pat liatueitt. !lute Mr. 11:. expresseil•his detertni:, nation to say nothing which might affect himself. 'The LordMayor.' Then.' must go - towork more -seriously ; and I shall feel it my duty to put cer tain questions to Mr. B. Yen did. tint print, this hill ?" B." 1 did n o t say ,so." Lord Nlaym ,— .—" Did yoo receive any Order for printing such bills ?". Mr I did. ' Lord Alayor.-t ";Hoiv many Mr. 8.---'' A thottsamh" Lord :AhLYOt,---". T pot these questions tnereiy view that justice may be done to all parties." r,. II'—" It is my wish to give your Lordship every information in my power; hat the fact was, I not print the bills but if I .had, no. one .conld . prove it. I could vita a thousand or them ; and by the error of the Act - of Parliament, as it now stands, do- one could prove that I had printed, them; hot I nu,ohjectiun to 'Ake upon self the printing of them." 111 r. Harmer said the bills,wer e intended to (lave a good effect. The Lout Li MAYOR 51141, he had shown the pia;' card to .a number of the Aldermen who were with him that morning. ,among whom was Sir. W. Curtis; and they had all agreed, that, nothing - more rile could have b een ex hib ited in the streets of Loudon. Mr. Bryer..--." I mentioned ,to yOur Lordship yesterday,- that front the quarter whence it came, 1 was sure nothing but good was meant by the but when i l t was first shewn tomel thought it was ill.advised." lie then produced anoiller b:ll, with the following words:—" Truth for a Penny, N 0.416, Fleet.street. OMI SOT the King;" which he said Was put fortis the moment it was found that the first was liable to misconstruetion,, The LoutD MAYOR said, that was another thing• No one could mistake that bill, , for it was loyal enough ; but people would only read' the first' terse, without purcbasing or leading the bill en- titled ",Thowas Mill to his Brother John," and twist! then go to the row which it antto4lleed."! Mr, Bryer had told him he had received:an order for 1000 copies of the.first bill from Mr. jot). in Fleet-street, ,He (the LortiAl.iyor) bad shown it to the Aldermen, and they were of °Pi nion, that it was calculated to do pinch mischief, and to create public disturbance.. Let, even the Minister himself have been the author, of it, the City Solicitoriiimself said lie might be taken into custody. for it, .The pug. entitled " Thomas to John Boll," he was told (tilt• he had nothing to do with it) contained ati abuse of Hunt and Cob.; heti ; and it was . all very well to'endeavour to set them right if they tvele wrong., Some one had been at a great expence to give John Ball so much, truth for a penny. • Mr. HotiLtot said they haduscd too strong lan guage in the Off; ,to Mr. Beyer rejoined, that it was not his huff--for if itis,opinion had been taken,,,be. Would have.pirted it away. .'fbe City §olicitor. gave, it as his opinion, 'that aq this bill had, been published Ott the very eve of another Spa..fields Meeting, it was of very thin- germ's:tendency, and that the persons concerned in it should give kiail, He then asked Mr. Bryer from whom be got, the copy of the bill ? Mr, Bryer ---" From Mr, Harper, junior, and it Was return., ed to him with. the proof. I stated at the time that I thought it rather Alangetous, although I knew it was. meant against the Spa fields Meet ing. Mr. Harper asked who had frightened me : I said no ,one, and agreed to get it primed ; but dic A l i t r it H o a r n itt m i ß i a t s n a ty i( s li elf." the moment the first placard was fotind to be. istinderstood,:*the second, with (lod save the King" on it, was issued, and all the first,: except 11 very few, which had been cir culated, were called in. e rheCtliD MAvon wivlied to know if Mr. Har per would g ive the anchor of the hill ; hut I‘lr, thri ll e r havil ig Adivi,ed thAt if he did he would still be liable himself, he put in bail, without giv ing up the Author, From the 1..,()N DO N- . Z ~Feb,-8, I 81,i, [This Garette contains In Order in Council; ippointin; new flags and penil;k:zt s furthi revenue cutters ;- and approving of Mr. the P.rench COn'sut ut OlisgOw, transferring his residence to Edinburgh:] , . Crown ,Ofrer, Feb. eb. 8, 1817. '. ''' .. ..... :11erobers returned to serve in l'arliatnent' ...., ; 13f/rough 01.,NiidintrAt—Air (iswald Mo;ley, of .11.alleston . Hall, in the Colony of'Staftor , Bart. Doctor of Civil ..0 , .. 1 ,, ill thy' room of the tion.lotunt, Henry Stanhope, enwolonly called I.uril l'i , :count. Alobon, now Earl Stanhope. ilorougkof liertford—The itizitt lion .lowei . lirownlow. Il'illiam Cecil, tononunly 4 , ,i! - .41 Lord Viscount Crouton - lie, in the room of the 110 n. Low:tr., Spencer Cowper, - who hits ac cepted the Chiltern llundrvill. 11. NKtt James !rasehien and Thomas Stewart, London W"all hare. .. ler,, to surrender 1/,' , l2.'and March 22, at' eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. WatsOfl, Clifford . * Intl.. • Thomas Coleman, Birmingham, carrier, Feb. 28,• March I 2 'l, t wvivr, at the Woo ' lo,ack Inn lu fine: ham. Attornies, txtcr and /locker, 'Firrnrears, .11)16 or Mr, Bird, Birmingluial. John Male, Lanteglos by CameVora, Cornwall. miller, Feb. 14; 18, and Alartlf 22, at eleven, at tbe Hotel, Bodinin.— Attornies, Mr. ,Fairbank, St ple Ins 6 or Mr. l'earekt Bodaiin. Arthur Keating:, Xtrand, silversmith, Fcfs. 11 , 24; and Match, 29,, itt eleren,'At Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Ayrton; Gtsy's Inn•synare. . . Michael ()Mid, 'Change -alley, ship-broker, Feb. It, Mitre!, 22, :It ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. yutrett, Threadneedie-street. , Tlionms 1t All Stockport, Chester, 'manuflteturor. Feb. :24, 26, fillif.ttlinch 22,,at ten, at the Warren Bulkyley Arias • Inn; Stockport. .Itrornics, Mr. StikirpOrt, or 11 . 140155. Wright and Cole,:'/,:utple, Lonth , tl. John 'Harvard; Iliackinore,Strect, Drury-lane, dealer in' Feb.lS, 22, and Margit 22, -at' twelve, at,Guildhall., Attorney, Mr. Pownall, Dodos' Common s . George:Bryan, Soul hamdon;strcet,'Corent-garden, surgeon, Feb. 1,, and.itlarc l u 22, at one, at Guildhall. Aug), tiey, Mr. Lunisden',_ , N tl e bin. • ' • Thonl4B Green, Hammerton, Yorkshire, leather-, • seller, Feb:..it,..12, and 'March 22, at tw e lve, at Guildhall, London. Attornies,ille.,sys, Mayhew and-Price, 4'ymoatr, Inn. • t . l'houias Ripley, ..Latteaster, merchant, March 6, at six, 22, at , ter en , a t t h e King's Artus,Laneaster. Attar /ties, Willi Messrs. Alexandit andlteltitc,:„New , inti, or Mr. It., s, Lancaster. • • , William Itipley, Laucaster t merrinipt, Ma u ch C, 7,, and 2a, at eleven, at, the King's Arms, Latiensler. Attar !ties. Messts..Alexauder and . tiolmc, New Lin, or Mr. It.'• • Willis ' • Lanessiter. Thomas Hall, Ashhorne, Derbyshire, coach-malces,,reb.‘27; 2)), and March 22, at, eleven, at the /tell Itut, A ttoraies, 11Icssrs. Brittlehank and Bainbrigge, 4'1'4'1...gm Alexander and Holum, New ran. Jura, Cole Tonga, Stockbridge, Southampton, tailor, rchi 47, Ist two, 2d, *ld MOO 22, at tlv e i )e , at the Gelarge WinLite,ster. Attornirs, Mr. Alien, Clifford's Gun. or Mr.' Sl'oodharu, 'Winchester. • Jo.:eph Birmingham, plater, Feb. 24, ge, find_ March-n 2, at,two, at. the Union Jun, Birmingham. A.t tonics. Mr. Corrie, h int, or MT, Mexonder, rey-stCe et, Cloimeery-la ue. l Y dl~` d WO William Fergiisoti and orotr,e Brown,' I land, 'slictemahers, I• C . :,? 4, at three, 45, al 11 ',"1 - i,o 92,..at . tw0, at, the Kioi.;'s .Amts Inn, Kalb' 7i e l, Mr. daelestiiii, (444dino ,, eourt, Tyropler- 01 ' 1461". ' ,• . dobtnon ktndal. tprnics, Aiessrs. Lambe, :Fel' , QS; bud Marcik•9:ti, al cleveo, at SP' Thauras hlarlows, Hertfordshire, 111.0iir: Brutton and street.; , -Mary AVottoii, Erutington, Devonshire, - (1 Match 22, at eleven, at the • ik,),ll•hrtrtatt. Attornies,Mr•Griblile,•Mb IV,itliarns, Brooks and Co. Lincoln's Jan. Tr:okras' Halley , fclacelesfield, , Chtiallirer lit.-ftv,c, en, at tcn, and March 21, ;It Inn, Macclesfield.' Attortiies, Messrs. 1%. 1 ' gacelesanld„, or. Mr: Ellis, .Chancery tau James Hartley, Barley. greets,. Pendle, - manufacturer, Fell.. 24, e 6, :at eleven, ~ a! nine, at the Dog- Tavern, Manchester , Woad, Beazen-tiose-st reef, Alanchestell' Shaw, Temple. Wilson Bragg-, Whitelihven, grocer, rely 22,' at.thrre, ,at the Black Lion Ion; tiles, Mr. Clentiell, Staple Inn, or Mr, P , / i 'l wArd Turner, •Or,;at. Nhei stun, I•Viltsiii. ricturer; Vet,. 17, at twu, 13, at eleven, ten, at. the' S si*lllJ lint;Grtrit Sherstone. A • Letail ;Ind Patil,Tettury, Gloucestershire, and Austen, Gray's inn. John Williarus, ; Lower Coleman-street, Bin stainer, Feb. It), 22, at twelve, and .51.1 Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lockett, MI, bury-square. %Villiam Brain, Smethwick, Staffordshire, nu, at five, 14, at tk Anna Shilfnal. Attornies, Messrs Cull and Collett, Chancery-lane, or and March 22, at eleven, Jolla 'Bamford, flythe, Kent, innkeeper.' • 1.1, and , Masvh ee, at eleven, at the f•tli 111 k A 11 ° 1 • 14 its, Air. Shipdent Durtr, ur Mr. ll* Inn. • itietittr.l Yr icLett Culhatu, King-street, La' Feb. 11, at eleve,n, 18, at ten, and March Attorney, Mr, Ilacklow, Felt ( Richard Gibson a n d William 1 11',,uttcok, Nov' garden, svorking,jewellerS, W ten, at Guildhall. Attornev, •snit.• • • Jelin Burges Butt .li, Stolic-larx, Somerset' brewer, Feb. l •:0, 25, and March . 1„ Angel Ina, Bath. Attoritic,,, Messrs. 4t 0 " 4 " . gnry, I;edt , ml•E:mv, ur al r. Gaby, 134 1 • 11 . T ll, l ll lat , Herbert, liatiway-stivet,OS!Onl - i tregs ? , 'uti Feli• I and ttlareh 22, at. ten, a t Guilaha•o., I -tw • F • • I • I *l*' • . tenet-, mama s no. , rp ' Ge " r g e ThurPe , (411e11-11tree.t, Edgware-Tau, 41111. Att Fel,. 15, March I and 22, ul. twelve', at GU ll ': k ot• , r trey, Mr. Francis, Newel)o.a•vell,court, (*Cr - -L ouis', • i 0 VIDENI)S, .„ 1 , or , , k ; Feb'. IS, R. Smith, Kent street-road, Saa b ' Jr' e cn - " 1 ;%J., bulkier—Feb; '2l, It. Ciarl;,. St. Marrhill,, „ h i.oher —March I, Sharpley, Cainbridg , e, Iler," o l rt . I .(hapniati, Alansel-Street„Gutnitima March I, R. Beckett, Dorking, Surey, grocer -- ). 10 01. ' J. It. Rennie and S. Marderjun. Ports:troth , c liarrk i l ll+ •,'' 111 —Feb. 15, W. Clark, Water-lane„ merchatit--• grocer=-Itlarch s, T. Siarcle. ricrer.rdstkir,, liors.e - ..dealer 7-44 e rcil e ' J' tiri re' /4 4, Birmingham , butt on , maker—Ntarcl , •I, G. il" 3 " ltaelkdr3i 0' 1 4 - " I " . " —M ' arcll 1 , (1, S. 1-lay.vek, 1 4), !1 , Nlarch 22, W. Stuckey Fleet- street, viatoer--...,,k IS , Wow!, Egrernont, Cumberland, Carter, Old Ford, Bow, bre‘.er—March 15, 1 10 , ,• at)) 1 1, litre-court, Fenchurch-st:eut, merchatit.-4,111.", OA*, 01 , 1 a • SW • I , alma, calunet•maker—Alarch 10, 1 Jan . t , Ya, merchant --March 8, G. Taylor 3 11 ; 1 ,1 0 6 ,141,1 re l'ehurcll - street, merchants—March 4, o r on , T. T. Gou g h, Hereford, • 1 I Mar 113 . LOP - 'l' - ruo.stap - r po- q, Taunton, t ailor -Feb. 45, J. Tyrer, Bickarstal entlle- , (ruler-,Nlareh 1, T. S owe rbv, New 1/0"L . tr,r tJ litter—March t, J, Smith, Littfc l'illtn& at r ' iosfo r .:, eintudlerrrMarcl, 1, T. Miller, Great Wakering, • , : 4 4' geon. CERTIFICATES, AfAltett 1. ectia 9 ;; . A. Illingworth, George-lard, iAnnhard-strtett `.'Turner, Sbeftield, Itercer--L. Lacy 1 ; 111 'i rinfrchant —J. Thompson,- 'W*PP'fig-- 000 ,01, r o owner—O. Ben 1, Clrarle, , Street, Grusvettair' 9 9„,, 7 —tf. Ford. Portsmouth and Lonclundrardware7,..'n•Yet:'. t% c C I.?ta4ushire, calico.priqt•fr-.4. Caeck e "Vii i rteLie: ant i ' . clesliire,, Item- burner---P. Heath )I I ,11 1 ' , t . 1 ha,s:0 lii o,e, butcher-4. Daitgerfield, Whitechanel-not —l4 -;land . vr• Caerlecit manuractorer,—.l. ...I.`""lli,Plen 'perect, 1314 . , 6 .0117. Shaw; Pontefract., ittlollen•dratter—G, El eau ,,,, N t,croe let o rtet .d . ' " : shire, wonlleti.,drap!:r—C. Purrer, D ell eastervi c ,,pairli Phillips, Carmarthen, money•scrlven e 1 1! ton. Lodge, Shropshire, inllf e r......i. er pixoll, Westmorland; miller---ft. Tot 1' -* I ,ir,„:,lariv shopkeeper,-L. Co o k e , " 1 " w "' ' sley-,street, Ma . r . y 0, !A lpo 4 1,:i Wilson, Covent Little Yarrountl4, mere, "'e. ' ""ba' d * '1,1 41 lt,1 1 ; grocer-IV. Bedford, it ( a ti e r t :l. Doen t illti f0 0 z d. ,,,,, t er-- „ ti t So li • DM elieeseinonit .g e m r rift, ( i aui M e J .3 . tree wo o ridgeshire, dealer- 4 .c, racc o on,. 14 ,4•14 01 , 40 , tt° tre-court,, k 1 , skinner —T. Lowndes, ISli C4l I't It usetuan. 4, 'FirnherlskePainldßSoTNnE, ROBxlifpirP6B-atn'rel:t7tl24ll:.";fsl'llieri:i 110w•c lia6 f1, 1) ' ' a u". I Vallis. Borough, tailors—Denton all" i rret; 'fool, boat builders--Leak e an d Dni e y, Broaut.f.e4f midi. Manchester, nierch;inti i't ogle, Urpetlf, millers—Highant and N,ainaofv.„,' Plonfbers—BrigS and . IVlntworth, 'Roil. 'o'lo3 l ' 4 tis ul ( •:"rillogicy, Lombard- s t ree t, go ld lacemen---asj Co. 0 : L o e, nPrslecn, sugar-manufaatttrets—S"44ltl j pla y t i n; ( , ; : il i a i d e t r hH c a la 4, nts Lit ickn , ood and So" , ""fne- 011 ,1 1 ro l)i .fni—Meach and Roberts Windtaill•street, "y am's, tilcurlc• .1 l rook, Bristol, C; (, : 7 - €0 horn, coal - merchants—Dawson and Bedtortio -- folf" ) , horisemen—Browne. and Ogden, Nanchcsecor,ooo,,,, I liohm and Co. Gosport, tituber-tuerellani.* -- 'l,l-il' 3 ''st Bognor—Harrn and Co.'Broad-street, c t a og r o Bowman And Burchell, Harloy-street surgle"" fa il 14 ' to. Shef fi eld, saw-manufactOrees--Carnorr4t;oll‘l,o Orennwielf, surgeoffs--,Roebuck and Holt. , c ( 1, liers—Peel. and Co. Tamworth calico-print er ', spinners--Peueocli and Ora's, Berrnondoerstrce 11. BIRTHS.wf On Brl L t , ll r d aYs in PuraAD -1 1. tile La d Y re, face, of a £01), On Fridalv, in Upper Gower-street, the Je SlllllO, F.A.• of a sou. • Yestvaday, ttcr wife of A. E. Van Rassu!'" • ,-. °l square, of a sun. Sei Oo Tiitlay; the Lady of 'Edward Leos's' l' "i * bin. of a *on. ,4 1) - At Leamington, near Warvicic, on- the ith 1.4444 Purid Inglis , lisq. of, Inverness* :ahstiroi.:l:ldioatpugithstlelrnuttirp' w r o . u i d i f il ,.? l / g u i l f i rSecr) Fie 1 P 0: ) Ijl rflit 0 On 'Tuesday' last, . a t St. Pancras juts. Esii. of AyleOlury, linchs, to Miss (laughter of JUliti Cdidieoate, Esq. of the Ptak At Abercken, on the 2d in.tant, Jarie Otani,. to Mrs. Sfuatt, liter of thu 14 ' 4 Mitchell, giq. of Di... Lair c iptalO bt er At, Clonmel, Ireland, no the Ist inQtan t ) dad Browne, B.lth F oot, t u Harriet Anne, 41iirtin Coneni,bioner of Itif:„:',. ;-: ndf sri -..••••/ ya DI . On the e , d instant, • Tholnas ED %%talker, 'FA" ' 44 .hear Nlan c h es t er , year. li rd At the Jews Milt End, ilenrX c .D°14,134' ,ranged age o f 1 04 . Il e 1 6 4 t a ken ill on I Pirefl io the evening, retaining his SCIISC* t a t e l' ! e 100 ' 1 ;0 1 ' On tic 30th of Aftgust. that, r t C ak nt t Esq. of Ho F L ' Medical t lb" t or'. ()11"'''d"e'day, ' " 41'r Well4ilWheir 600°1 Ytrice lia'yor 'a that di4 l - 11 • 1 1;ormaut Y -a"'l)'st t Stto w i t tpa dot ti 4 kr dil th i e n k i i o i ; s .. t a r i i i c i t. o f So h mer i sephir:- Qn n l, ll, ,IN:et or Almon. g ' at. h is, g44g , 10' 1 , ` - 'n "May, Richard Wilkina, Esq. jun. b'a f . ; At rort liOtterdam, Maren, Fast r dic j 4t t;Aeutgui,l::: c 1 : 4 1 6 11 , e - i L l i r e v o i t n e e n . zn e t aij A le z n 1 6 1: Irvi ne ' : i k on o r CouPtiny's Bengal Ear( p E neot, ri des " - 'rsP' °ll tr iqrs' -1 " . 'Willi, on the ti3th or DeTrinbor villa of Major reams - at the 31st Itcgiroeu*- Cficil LON-so Printvd by J. 13. PO CAIV4TATiIIii ' i ip s of ,A building's; andpublished !iv IV -A. Sc' t '... 7- i` at the Stm-o r. rra, i 1. Strand -‘"' pe ar °ens, Orders, Letters, oce. 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