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to give hint the difference, taking the 430/. lie
told Mr. Payne he had not so much money with
hint; but he et tkat time gave him a check on his
.banker for 4001. nod a week after another check for
300/. making 1.1001. He took no discount, and
had such an opinion of Mr. Payne he should not,
had the sum bee,' double. Mr. Payne was now
abroad. •
The Commissioners hying of opinion due eon.,
sideration had been given. Mr. Clove* was 'allowed
to prove, and did so accordsogle.
Debts to the au-nougat of between 8,000/. and
9,0001. were proved.
Mr. Montague then observed he had a claim to
tender on the part .4 itlr. Carrot, to prove Uprol
three bills of ezchatige for io,ooo/. As rumours
had gone abroad of an opitttoitiott to this claim,
he had thought it right to put in his claim now ;
and, is these rumours were public, it would, per-
haps, be more *misfit( tort' to the great body of the
creditor.. that the discession of the claim should
be public skti.
The Commissioners observed, they considered
just.ce es their main puisutt, end gsve but little
conuoleration to public °oiuwtt. They considered
a puv..te inststigutiuu us most likely to promote
that errt..
Nlr,l;alipleW 00.1 ed Ilint, as these rumours had
itbdertl herr ptthltr, the Cum rusitstuiters would corn-
oty with the ,Ire err of the parties to hive the lures-
tgati tttt politic stleo.
• Toe Commissioners, upon this representation,
said they would have soother public meeting on
'Tuesday. "'hey would take the debts of oilier cre-
ditors for an hour, and at two o'clock proceed to
discus+ Mr. Cantors claim.
- Mr. Tresiove here observed it would be necessary
that Mr. Carrot should come piepare.l with the.
books and pawn relative to his urausactions with
_Howard and Gibbs.

Mr.. Currol—"J never had any account from
Howard and Gibbs."
Treslove--:“ But 1 suppose you have an ac.
count of your trausactiosis with thew ?"
Mr. Carol—" A'. • man. of business, you can
hardly 'doubt but what I have accounts of trams-
octtow• so extensive."
Mw Trealure.--" You cats then give a direct au.
ewer. Yes or No."
Mr, C..rrnl—" I have accounts of nay trimme-
r4one with. Howard and Gibbs, but lily debt is
'minded on three hills of exchunge : here they sire.
1 hove no other account or them but the bills thew-
eclver."
Mr. Montagrie—" Have you an °crown r
- Mr. Carrot—" We have no account sit all from
Howard and Gibbe. We have an account of other
paiesuctifins kept by ourselves, but
thew bill.. We shall exercise our own discielion as
to what we shall. produce."
Mr. l'reslove" We 51i..11 require your books
and accounts ; and, if not produced, the inquiry
here utast be at an end."

Here 'lie ati.hject 'hopped.
Mr. !Nl'Haellue Rod, he stolid now tender an-
uglier claim, that of Mr. Ciimatoue, for 36.000/.
This debt might he iiireptigated iu fait ate, at any
Amite the Coneiiiii.ioners would appoint.
The Coiniiiisanontrii fixed Monday, and ad-
joiiroeii 10 that day, a lien
.Mr. Grannitiena's claim
will he inetatigaieit by the%
The bankstilus suirriiderril, and claimed protec-
.tiVU to tie natio! form.
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POLICE.

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• Ptaisroat-woolt.
Op Saturday Iwo foreiguers, • onus suet his Jews,
rwrat a arrow! eaami,na•iuo "a a rbargr ur Itaroric
staff:, a piece ur superfine w.euilen chit% Rom the war*,
'WWI! of Arr. lister. pae.iiittlllll-iteeet. Ibe ftlikollSg CASe
lowa. stated agamat the 14uuuer•
• Alotall a week snore they west to the shop of the Pres ratter,
lard elesieeet tes kook ■t some °knits. Ose that uecssio. •
Were. Uf elUth castle value of 30 guineas was sowed, let no
suspicion ie II upon the see it was coeuidereet 411-
Oa! they eon el have stolen so baly a piece of
• itieo4s Do 'Flesnmlay niutieing they went to Mr. Lester's
again. The site, who is far advanced in peeve:ear:o, bad
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niA beefy lima is. the warehouse le lure she Made ining
plaint as iie she Y. at of the place, and scut uut. The putter
suspecting that Air had more about her peimii than ape
ea ce i. with hiought her hank, when she let fall from nailer.
ivealh leer clothe. a large roll of cloth, twenty yard. long,
together with a kind of anion, to which hooks were
. The Pri•uurra were "both taken into easiody, mot the ease
haricg been wade public, ■ number of w•ielionaesnen at.
tended on Saturday. who stated, that they had here visited by
the Priannei a. and had losl gouda, but they could not say is
' *Me way. Forrester, • jute. discovered where the Prisoners
• bark !wit d, and fouled flier, a liege .qaveitily of goody, prin-
. Metsilly piece of silks, callous, ihr. The Pt isuuers
. were reinitiated uutil Monday.
GUILDHALL.
Satuldir a %tardy Fellow, seined Simpson, a pauper be.
;nutting le the pari.li of St. Miry Sterling, was brought
♦ tap before tlrr.Aldet nowt Lon, by. Mr. Millman, the church.

warden, chanted with imposing iiirwetlf upon Item as a
peeper, he Maytag ample wears fur his sermon. The Pri-
mmer had been pasted, by as order of removal, to that pa-
risk Cum Greenwich in May last. It now appeared, from
the evtdreee of Mr lames Wortley, eeerstare to the Unitas
Society Meettug at the Surrey Chapel, that the Prisoner
Led hems a menitstr of their society for 15 or 16 years, and
declared upon the hoe vu the 2411 s of Much lasi, and had
from that truer hero receivieg 181. a wet k. They had no
opputteuity of muting' bits, as he had been removed im-
mediately um direlarieg ou the boa, and the mousy bad
bees paid to his father, epee the faith of a certificate of ill-
Isesolo, purptutiug to be stetted by a magmas at Greenleaf+.
la 1.149 way, the father prodnring a receipt signed by the
.111.1, hid paid to the former 81. 2s. use the i 14•13 of June,
and 41. 10s. on the 24th August. Mr. Alderman Con cou-
sedered the fattier to be implicated is the charge as well as
the sup.. lie viewed it eu the light a a cowspiracy, fur
I.awdnleatly 1.11! tilliMe 'soapy. He, tberefore, remanded the
Pentium, and deseresi Mr. Payee., the clerk, to look tato the
law of fife awe.
Saturday a 'marg man was brought td this office under
thwfullustirg.rireunostsacee o—Sonse weibs since he called
at She Age, or Mr. Ltlissett, 'silversmith, Leadeohall-strect,
with a rum, to know of Mr. B. whether it was a diamond
ring, ea he had laud a bet that it was. The Prisoner said be
kid picked it op en Loodutubridge. Mr. U. finding it was a
dumbed ring, and ditubitieg tire Prisuner'a story, said ht
sh.tulti *dem rise it ; 1141.1 if, after • reaaustablc time, PO owner
appeared, it 'mould be restored to the Proioner. Tbe Prisoner
cativo,' Mr. Illassett to be avantacseed haute the Lord
M.a.yor ; but A.B Lordship apprused uf the course which
Mr. Shiest list already determined to pursue. The
aileertosomewt ha/tiepin' to catch the ere of Miss C. F. War.
wed,, wt. is the Isle 01 Wight, who, is July last, whilst on a
Valli Ili the blouse of a frietul sear Croydon, hada gold watch
Sod disesosid pus stoles' from bee, she wrote to bee brother
Is out thr bp awl the riiiffiler was taken into cuss
turfy. The ring wes produced, sod touted to cosreepued with
the derelimiion given a Miss Wardetr's knee; and it *ap-
peatsti that the P.motrer lad bard servant wish Mus•Wir.'
deli'.. frirlid at the time of VieB %V.'s visit, and had letqhtt
SCIVICt moo afttr the watch and 'tug were missed. The Pit-

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miter persisted %in his former aim" of %odes • dp fie
ring on London Bridge. He was remanded. • -
V111011•NeLL.
Ott parley Clark, an &Seer, brought op
.111' well.drossed
woman of the town, that he had lake. up the night before,
fiwr having, with some of her euutipaninea, raised a eep.of
o Fire!" at obe Coloorg Theatre during the perforasawee.
Tire *Seer described the eosifusion created amoapt the
salience by the cry raised by the Defendant and her ases
mates as most alarming, aed likely, Foe a time, to have pro-
duced very miens consequence*, as the audience ruandesa
from all parts of the house in the greatest terror.
A gentleinso, who was prelim*, corroborated the oneee's
ststenricet, and said some of the persoas.in the gallery bete-
ally jumped out of it; sod that bat for the very prompt soil
proper evader. of the performers, who edemas *a the stage,
and remained until they satisfied the audience that it was •
false alarm, the consequences might have been dreadful.
The Prisoner had nothing to offer in her defence, atedrbe
Magistrate, having admool‘bed her on the beieensnees of
her offence, in giving a false alarm, by which the lives of
may element were eridaugeied, ordered bee to be radioed
for sae mm.sth In the Hesse of Correction. The Defendant
cursplaisesl bitterly of the peuishment, hut the worthy Ma-
gistrate swotted her, that if she made a good ase of her time
whale is cosinemeat she would be much the better*" it.

TUB ARMY.

—mum—
On Tuesday the Regulus, Lie•tenaat Joh■ Thouspare..
arrived at Poitemouth frum Hahfsx asd•Uawfosttdlattd, with •
the remainder of the 150, regimest (gess in gamine itt
Portsmouth), and limited service men fray the Inns, BW,
•ad 94th regiments. She lauded • detnekinaral albs 74th,
segiment al St. Juba's. She also broutlit iiivalided agamea,
from both stations, sod naval stores. The Regulus sailed
on Friday for Chatlions to laud the limited service men.
On Thursday the Ocean and Crawls, wider Lim tit. !dodge,
sailed fur Pl)suouth with part of the 10th mitoses fur that
garrison.
On Wednesday the 33.1 regiment of itifantry marched from
the Royal Barracks, Dublin, fur Naas, previous to embark-
at at Cork fur Jamaica.
The Enniskillen dragoons will leave Dahlia or Wedamiday.
next for their former quarters, Balliurobe, Ate.
On Monday last the 18th hussars and 19th tenter* were
disembodied at Newbridge Barracks, near Naas. These
excellent • regimes'''. separated with great regret. The
18th hussars, formerly the Drogheda light horse, were. raised
by the present Marquis GI Drogheda sear sisty.years ago.
Upwards of 300 non-commissioned officers and privates,
discharged from the army, agreeably to the Kiog's order,
on the 24,1. August, arsiard io Dublin since Monday last,
to be present at a Board at Kilmai•ham, previous to an
award of peosiuns toeing mode fur their seitices.—(itablin
Paper

SIIOCKING ACCIDRNT.


A few days ago as a ebitd, about 17 months old, mimed
Alfred Goy, who was placed out sit manic by its parcels io
Hackeertuad, was playing iu the gamic's, the nurse well
alarmed by its screams; on her running out to ate the cause,
she found the infant on the ground blaetinsg copiously from
a wound on the head, suit a large flint stone was lying by its
'llk, which must have been thrown by sonic peesou from the
road. Mr. Bowen, the surgeon, attracted, but the child died
oss Friday. Ass Inquest was held on Saturday, and there be-
ing 110 proof the stone had been thrown, the Jury returned a
verdict of Accidental Death.

MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.

About three o'clock o■ Twitchy ahem**, *Captain
Gardiuer, smack owner, of Harwich, with• party of friends,
set sail iu a bum to drink tea on board his vessel, lying at
anchor in the hachure. When 'burl a quarter of a milt Gusts
the shore one of the rooter 's Wilcock wra blows, off, alai In
gibing the built in °tile► to get it (the wind Wowing fresh,
aril the Dario-sheet fast us the contrary side), the beat upset,
by which dread ul accident the wife of Captain Gardiner,
his daughter, aged 13, an apprentice, aged 17, acid Mrs.
Miles (rho had a child iss bee arias sbos,t two years o'd),
were •n fortunately detionecl The Captain, his son, a youth
of sever, sad au apprentice, together with astailwr person,
aid Mts. Ables's child, were preserved tam • watery grave
by busts film the chose, ritual west in every direction to
render assistance. This shot-kill event was witnessed by a
',umber of person on the beach, who had seen the pony
roam k. The bodies only of Mrs. Gardiner saki Alre.blilea
bars bees picked up.

DEATH Dr FRUITING.

Friday Worded an lily/ st was held at the Raven Ina,
Beulgutirth, int .t.. of the body ..f Thomas Bemis, as it/f-
-urrow limmeitinakur, who ens obi that day killed ii, an affray
with a chaise-ilmir, of the wine of William Peplos/. The
deceased and Peplow had been drinkilig together at the
house fur some time ; the deceased was much iNtosicated,
and umin some slight provocation giant by Peplos',
the derran►d struck loins, when Peplow returned the blow,
which bit the uufurinuate matt railer the car, and laid hint
_ye/wrote: he died iustauiniirously. An adjeisrioneut of the
Jury till Tuesday reciting was uwanimously agreed to, that
circunistatices may :se fully isivestigatril, at which line uw-
, thing appearing to phew nay malice sfure-tlinught against
Prpluw, the Jury retained their veidiet--diumtitsuffhfer.
Petition stands committed to lake bi► trial at the uext Assists.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

-
attrr►ltssa 7.
.it,,ived Ilse Wye trust the VW; and Pi inee of Orange,
packet with a mail.
cuw►s, sllPTVltarn 7.
Arrived and sailed again the Many, Ai keull, Crum London,
far New South Wales. Mon arrived the Mir Aril, Claxtun,
front Goer:may, leaky.
DEAL. larTratsta. 7.
Sailed the I'yrrrrre•, Clark, fur Jamaica.
itermetil and sailed for the River, the Lunt Cruestuno,
Aiken, from Jamaica.

Krmain tlw Rosalie Coatis., fur New Rrunswirk Royal
Oculists?, for II difax ; Logsdon, for Qssclwe; lobed*, for
she Cape; Ilausblrtoinnos, for Sleara I.roste ; N,ptssur, for
Trieste; Importer, fur Gibraltar, and sevesal others.
The Genrge flyways, Bsishby, from Liverpool fur Quebec,
*trout ton Carney Point, near Pottatersy on -the 3d instant,
sad sustained au much damage that tke cargo moral be
4Melearged.
life Carleton, Clark, from Teccsirst, arrived at Fayal she

?lot July, •ull uot the Angivet woe diti4res or u►wet sail
could rut be KW off: wsibwit etueb dat e.
• •

Sittings before Michaelmas Term. 1811.—Seals,
Rehearings, Appeals, ands Pentium", before the
LORD CdANCI:I:IOR:
Thursdny, November I—Firm Seal.
Friday, Nur.vib.• tit—heirmimr• •nJ Appeal..
Saturday, Nuvenoher 3—Seeonti Seal.
Monday, Nvvemittr
On timidity racemes; last, whole Mr. SDEPPIRRD,
the gaoler of the East Hideo% Home of Correction,
Votkithire, sr.ts et a plsee of worship, the felons,
seven in member, wady a desperate tettruipt to
escape. Thr outlet poler war seized, thrown dos tie
and the krys token from /1101; the turnkey was
secured and thrust Into a cell with tits cost over his
Itrad, but lortu.tately, they had seized the 'along
keys, and Ifir floor by sloe le the wetter gaoler hail
filleted, by borne 111r11,18 10‘11111
it iropsbesible. after trst.•k; their utmost t !forts. to
effect their tourpsce. They were all secured, si,el
will sweet probably be indicted at the next Sessions
far the assault upon the under gaoler.

•tne 014111,1 k.
E2traet from II Meteorological journal for Au.
gust, 1841. kept at the Observatory: of the Ae.t.
demi'. Gosport :
The hot sad clear moray %nodose terkiiikew
the greatest part of this nsneth has had allabilki Mk film
growing corn ohms the more esperinsemilheiniednedd have
anticipated ; and the wheat harvest abarsatimiielbimet the
20th in this neighbourhood.
" The mean temperature of the air for this wmallh k ferns
our-fifths Weiser than in August, 1820.--and the issawleen.
russet of spring-water at a.m. is 33. 38. that is, one ear-
lifth higher than is the preceding month. Is sultry were
the nights of the 2211,113.1, and 14th, that the self.registerin
thermometer did not sink below 63 degrees in as exposed
place. and on each of them days it ram to ti 6 degrees is the
shads.. •
" The moderate rains till the 'were beneficial to the
standing corn, and to vegetation in general s fowl from that
time till the close or the swath, the weather messy wet as to
cease a suspension or esierations in the eorimlklds indeed,
is the morning of the 2Dth, It inch of rein fell here—ahr
greatest quantity we have hitherto registered even is ewe '
day and night. From the hears in which the serand gust-
ter and fell moon will CPRIIIICIIOP. there le reams to antici-
pate fair weather till the 18th of September; hewer *O-
- wait have • chance of completing their harvest
assist facuarable cireumstances—and should the crops in
other places turn out equal to those In Hampshire, there
will be no grounds fir farmers to comp'sin that they are sat
favoured wish at least average crops; yet it most be se.
4pirmalwiged that they will not be so absendant as in the two
prarastitsa Fars, se account of the dinneished mean tempe-
raters/ha year.
" The atmospheric and meteoric phenomena that have
came within our observation this unenth are lan coloured
particles, one solar hake, two rainbows, •evesty-foor meteors
of various Silt% is tie evenings (many of them wish trains),
which have onsiforaily presaged wind and rale ; lightning in
the evesiees of the hth, Bth, end 24th ; and g Goose gales
of mind, or days ou which obey have prevailed. via. 2 (rout
the east, 1 from sontls-west, and 3 from the west."

rms HARVEST AND MARKETS.
—•••••--
Deflate, SemMeta 6—The bait %Meats were up
stain today (ruin 4s. to ss. per sack, and the sales brisk at
the al ln this neighbourhood there is sealer ly a
quarter of the Wheats yet Bayed, and besides she iajorry
they' have received from blight and mildew, the late ran..
have caused them to sprout again.
Old Wheat obtained 181. and New Wheat ISI. per Wed, at
out city market, era Saturday last.
The *under storm of Thursday night woe felt ildhbOtte
most appalling violesice at Newbury—work torrents at rain,
fuels tremendous and leng-consireseed thunder, mod week
terrific lightning, was never beheld.
SISREMSBURT —Almost ever shire the coarnsenewneent of
reaping in this viciurly great quantities of rain have fallen ;
at intervals the heat has beeu oppressive, with seareely any
wind. This unpropitious weather advanced the price of
wheat in our market on Saimaa, as. per bushel, and there
has been scarcely twelve hours without rain daring the
present week. On early lands the crops were harvested is a
tolerable state, but a large breadth is laid flat red is sprout-
ing, and a great quairily is cut does and now etanding owl.
la a very damaged slate. In the early core districts, a run.
considerable pelt of the gsaiu was got io before the rains
cornmeured, rind this will make the calamity fall heavier
upon the fainters is, less favuur. counties. The following
accounts are trom the neighbouring eusiutiest—
{V4llll,CeSTEß.—A great 'quantity of wheat and barley has
been scriors6ly injured, the warmth succeeding the rain hay.
big caused both to sprout, Whether cut or twirl. The imme-
diate eiiii.rquence of this has been a cuniiderable rise in the
prires; in tViocester market on Srturday, several samples
of old wheel (nut worth 7s. a fee days b. fore) fetched 106.
and since that day higher pikes have been reels.
Ileareosto.—The corn is absolutely vegetating in
the ear uncut, anti the firmer'. prospects seem now
to revile a double portion of that fortitude which
has enabled so many to atruggle against the stream of
adversity. The fields, which at Ns period of the year
used to assume a rich appearance of iudustry and ex-
tortion, now present a melancholy contrast; where ens,
the sheaves are generally bias k and unpromising, and
where the sickle has not penetrated, the corn is is in.
Peed as to be of little value„ and if standing, almostwvery
seed presents the germ of vegetation ; pet lisps the beet and
Only resort for the farmer, its massy iOsissees, will be to kiln.
dry his corn, which will nut make it much worse fur the
twill, although unfit for seed.

H. et ford market on Saturday was materially influenced by
the stale of the weather, and so little lousiness was 11.1100 e, 111 R
•it is useless to stale the prices as unmet, in the report of the
market. There was simple of new wheat, for which 9s pier
bushel, Winchester, was asked, and for old wheat 10s. mid 12s.
per bushel were demanded; but we did not hear of any pur-
chasers, and sincerely hope wheat will nut ottani the literate
to throw the ports topen fur imputation, of which we tear
there is some prehability,or the coussquenees will be resinous
to the agriculturists, and serious to every class of society;
Ibis evil ought to he guarded against if possible.
We are sorry to hear from all quarters that lb. continued
rains dosing the last fortnight, are likely to be attended li
with seri .... consegoriaccs to the wheal crops, now ready
for the op. s Ai... of the sickle. In many places, besides the
Injury resulting rime, bight and mildew, the late rains have
can nl the alt, its to cystoid agaiu. Asa natural result of
these wistoward appereances, the markets are looking
upwards.
Between 11 and 12 o'clock last night R beery thunder
storm visited this city; but was ant of lung continuance.
It parsed uff easterialy, fur we heir fruin the driver of one of
the London night reactive, that at Newbury •Imut Inn in
the morning it fell with appalling violence—suels turrent•
of rails, f•UCII Ueunuduse.. anal long-continued thunder, and
such terrific li,chltsiog our informant ways, be never beheld.
—(Bulk lirrtild.)
OXlORD.—Yrt.tertlay morning shoot Iwo o'clock, there
watt a violent storm sit thumb r, lightning, and 'Nisi, The
Sashes were very vivid, awl rapidly followed each other, hut
we Bade riot heard of toy rajury done by the electric fluid.
We are •ppr. twenties that the continued raisin will be pro.
(furtive of serious usischjef to the corn, little of which 1.31
yet been carrit3l its this orighbourhood. Wheat lose in our
market, on Saturday last, Oster to four pounds per load.
Other covet exp . rem sit a pinportiunate rise.
ItosTun —klarvi-st padeally commenced is Ibis weigh-
bourhood the week before last, and will, is lb. present, if
tine ;lumber contemn..., locame varlet is Ow West Nod
al'ildu...re as, where 11w crops are said to he very abun-
dant, the Whist heavy, the Barley promising, arid the Oats
uniosill, bold.
V% A Lvs.— p'e regret tit hear deplorable account.; of dm
little of the crops of corn in Wales, in conwrinenee of
storms and wet weather; indeed, there are extensive irseir
where the biey harsest is nut yet concludid, hit the crops
remain tau the ground, a...Wein-it with rain. Oa Friday last,
a violent toreros swept away the bridge at Glandulas.
near Newtown, 31outgonieeyrbire. The i. habitauts of
lisisebaiadr yu MR1r11(11,111; Denbighshire. were thruwu into
great mot...nation at the drea,aful thunder and tiglitnint nu
Saturday se'unicht. A great einantiry of ale was sisniled its
the village by the lightuiug, and the heath tan the adjoining
hills was set on fire in %adonis platers, whirls ass as sous
queoclied by the Vain which afterwards poured is torreuts.
Three cows were killed at Tel %Vero, and several cattle in-
jte.ed its the neighbourhood. Several sheaves of corn were
nistsolly evensumed in a field at I.lautsaiuttraid, D.ubigh.
shire, by 11w electric Hoed, is. the prescuce of a poor woman
hu was hut a short distance or.
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SourtosierTow. St.rrulasei 7.—The harvest is
lust getting on lwrtaisouts, with the promise of as
abundant crop.
The While Market at Leeds Cloth Hall, on Sa-
turday lust, watt the best that has beet, known for
peseta' y'ea's ; for lathes' cloth there was s very
voosiderable.diconsi,.l. In the Coloured Hell there
wits also a sond nsarket, and drab coatings were its
greut rtgittst.(l)sueuster Gazette.)

?▪
ROM SATURDAY RIGH74S b.4IETTR.
[This Ossetic notifies that hie Majesty has ounaimited Major
W. Murrimiii, .4 the Madras Establiolimmit, a CAmpaoion
of the Order of the Rath; and that he has approved of the
let Regiment of Fr•d being permitted to legume their origi-
■al desigoatiao, 4 First, or the Royal Regiment of Foul,"
tomcod of the `• Find, or Royal Scots Itegimeut of Foot ;"
and of their being pertained to hear oil their coloory and
appointnituts the words " Egmont op Zre," and " Sainte
Loeie."J

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

War 'Vet, Seplembrr 7, 1621.
id Regiment of Dragiiou Guards—Captain Charles Maly,
from half-pay 30th Fool, to be Paymaster, vire Pirkman
Lelnstil Rose, who exchanges—dated August 16, 1821.
10th Regiment of Light Dragoons—eCurnet sad Lieutenant
Lund John Beutmek to be Lteutramit, ht purelsase, vire
litromusiouL promoted in the Ist Weal India Regiment—
datill as above.

Coldesream Regiment of Foot Goordi—• lientenont Hnmph•
eel Rt. John Mililmity lu br Lientroneit •nd Coptmu, by
youwellms“, oie, White,vilio tetirco—iloted as above.

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Lissom/oat George Cb.rlca Granitey Fl labariiinge Berkrki,
hum balf•pay of lie Regiment, to be Ensign mad Lire-
tense., by purchase, vice 81iiiintey—doled as abate.
rletialemt.Sergeou Slirrington Gilley, hens half-pay of IM
ficeineent, to be Assistant-Surgeon. vier Serious Wor.
rolls ante exclimages.-44ted August 23, 1821.
58th Regintint of Pout—Lieutenant Beery Ed./arch hill I.
be Celtic., by purchase, vice Gately, piumutiti—Jattsir
Aortas 9, 1821.
Ensign Robert Manse Vica►s 1., be Lieutenant, by purchase,
vice Hill--dated as above.
William lenses Fraser, Ghat. lu be Ensign,by purchase, vice
Vicars—dared as above.
79th ditto—Lieutenant Allan Cameron, from tialf pay Don.
kin's Garrison Battalion, to b« Viyinaster, vice Sl'Ari bur;
acp►raeded—datid July IA, 1841.

ivest India litegunent--.lluipilal-Assistant Makolas
Ritchie to be Assistaut Surgeon, rice Hugh Kelly, obese
appstintateut bes nut taken place—doted August 2J, 1821.,
HOSPITAL STA FF.
Assistmst-ihreitesm Macao Doekarrl to be Surgeon to the
Form—doled August 2, 1821.
Hospital. Assistant James Christie, from half-pay, to he
Hospiial4lseistiost to the Forces, rice Kobert Moir, ohs
resigns--dated July 10,1821.
eftEFF.T.
Colonel William Chabot, on half-pay Seth Fool, to be Major-
tienerst In the Army—dated July 19,1821.

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
Timms& Fites sod Robert Godfrey Lomerroft, of Rowley,
Sout!iamplom common Newels, funs September 18 to No-
vember 8, at tweltr. at the Mime Home lon, Remccy.
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.

Samuel Worrell nod Andrew Pope, of biislol, haukein.
BANKRUPTS.
Jima* Warr's, late of Bridgewater, Somerset, tanner, to
Merftiliiff, September 27, 2n, and October 20, at eleven, at
Mr. French's Ogre, Liverponl. Attorney.. Mr. Eietich,
Liverpool; and Messrs. Taylor and Roscoe, King's Rena-
walk, Temple, London.
Walter Elphick, of West Item, S farmer, to sorrels.
der, September lb, 22, and October 20, at eleven, at Guild-
hall, Londe*. Attorneys, Menus. %Salton and Willman,
Girdle,.' Hall, Bea ngball•streei, Londuii.
Benjamie Sharp Sawden, of Bridlingtue-quay, York, eaten-
factor, to surrender, September 11, at twelte, 21, at eleven,
and October 20, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lando*. Attor-
neys Messrs. Crowder, Levis and Obverson, Fredetick's-
plate, Old Jewry, London.
Cornelius Baynes, of Weston Point, Chaster, inakeeper,
to rummies September 28, 29, and October 20, at one, at
the Castle Inn, Liverpool. Attorneys, Mr. Hughes, Liver-
pool; and Mr. John, Palsgrave-plaee, Ti mph., 1. Mo.
James Cooper, of Newport, Isle of Mehl, virtu.dler, to
surrender, September 29, October 3. at twelve, and 20, •I
one, at the Coach and Horses his, Southampton. Astor.
neys, Mr. Barney, Southampton; and Mr. Roe, Temple
Chambers Fleet-street, L
Joseph Yell and James Yell, jon. now or late of Wooillism
Ferris, Eases, jobbers, to surrender, October 1,2, and 20, at
eleven, at the Angel Ins,, Keleedou, E..ea. Allostier,
M . 'fridges and Quitter, Red Lion-square, London;
and Messrs Tindal and Bartlett, Chelmsford.
John Thompsets Egliog, of Great Russell-street, Covent-
garden, Westminster, victualler, to surrender, September lb,
23, and October 20, at tee, at Guildhall, London. Attor-
neys, Messrs. Cockeye* and Towne, Lyon's Inn, London.
Ferdinand Eybe and Augustus Schmarek, of Buercourt,
St. Maty Au, tendon, merchants, to surrender, September
21, at twelve, 22, at ten, and October 20, at eleven, at Guild-
hall, London. Attorney, Mr. Thomas, Feu court, Fen-
clitoral-street, London.

George Ali Mender, nuw or late of Alitermanhary, London
linen-draper, to anrreeder, September 49, October 6, and 20'
at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Gates
bleuantmatreet.
Julio ?trine, of Kendal, Westmorland. eura-dealer, to
atiereader, September 15, if, and October 20, at dairies, at
Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Gray, Tysoa plate, Kemp.
land-toad.

John flarrball, of Nine-Elms, Retinues, Surrey, tangier,
lo surreuder, Septemiwr 18, 29, and October 29, at ten, at
Guiktball, Lursdure. Attorneym, Meters. Drew tad Sous,
Bermendeerotreel, Southwark.
imillaiGsbeos, of booth street, Firodrury-square, Middk-
me, alirdwelt, to surreuder, September 29, October 0, and
90, ar.akillme, at Uuildholl, lAtadort. Attorneys, Jleases.
Sw180•11111144811•1 Carr, Sastugball-street.

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DIVIDENDS.
Seplenther 29. J. Milliuru, of Castle-street, llounsditch,
Loudon, leeseller, at tea, at
September U. S. Cater and J. llumr, of Watling street,
Landau, wurehousemea, at twelve, at Guildhall.
September 29. J. Keaworthy, of &Wentworth, York, dyer,
m two, at the inite Bear Inn, Inauchester,
October 9. T. Clarksou, late of KiiiipJoury, Warwick,
dealer ier coals, at twelve, at the %Warwick Arms lieu,
Warwick.
October 13. J. Begierbuttom, late of Ashton-under-Line,
I.,:eicaater, roper, at lea, at the White Bear Lau, Mau-
he.to r.
September 29, W. Slavonia, of Ryliall, Rutland, miller, at
our, at she Crown lass, Stamford.
October 4. R. Ralph and W. Krug, of Ipswich, Suffolk,
sialisters, ut eleven, at theSra Heirse,lpowiels.
October Y. G. Mama, of Chard, Suniersei, clothier, at
eleven, at the George lam, Chard.
Sepienther IS. M. B. treble niesiccr, of Church court, Cir.
suenes•lane, Lonthard-strees, London, indigo-merchant,
st ten, at Guildhall.
Oetoker 11. S. Waeldirigten, now or Isle of Brighouse,
Halifax, York, al clams, at the Sesidereis-house, %Valise-
field, Verdi.
October I. T. Thompson, laic of Newcastle-upon. Tyne, sad
of Gateshead, Dunham, joiner, at eleven, at the Georg*
Inn, Newcastle.opon-Tyrae.
CERTIFICATES.-.-SrPTIENStIt 29.

T. Illorsgiaa, formerly of poorer, but now sir late of
Inw-
duds, merchael.—B. Hi MOW, inn. of Lloyd's Culiee•buosr, '
Loudon, and of leer, Buckimcbana, inatirstire.bruker.—G.
Glove, of Lower East Smithfield, aliddlemx, trauma.—
G. Bradbury, of Hadley,'. ellingtues, Salop, maltrter.—lL H.
Salamis, late of ♦lfred-place, Bedford.tionse,
koreseslealer.—P Smith, stn. P. Somille, jou. and W. Bwrillo,
of Byrndea, Bolton, Great Levert, Bliddleloso, Laerramer,
muslin-manutoesorers.—R. Offer, of Gatbeick, Somerset,
plastrrer.—T. cox, of Creditors, Drvon, iuukcr•ptr.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
G. Brooks ssd G. Gould, ur the Ofil Miley, Landon,
house...arms. September 3, 18111.—E. Fowler sod M ruu ler,
of Albion-etieet, Rothe Antic, Ss i silk-truirsters, August
211, 1821.—P. Hely and A. M T M. odd, of Cleeneut*s-lase,
Laminas &street, Lumley, mad of Opus to, J sly 31,18121.-1. W.
I Gat land awl G. Garlaiiil,jun. of List , esierchatets, July 1,
13.11.—W. Kilter and A. L. Putter, of Forth Banks, emir
Heirealitle•spti u ryes, ems motsiibe;eeers. September 1, I 321.
—G. Fitch and R. Cost, of Cow-cross, Nest Smithfield, Mid-
dlesex, exeriees, See:giber 5,1811----. H. Harris sad P.

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St elly, of lloisisoitht attoineys, Airnst 31, t 121.—14.
Cooper and N.G. Biddle, of %barren-street. New-tread, E z-
roj-stposre, Middlesex, etischmakers, September 111, 1821.
I
PRICE OF SUGAR. ..
iiii; average prier of Moon te Minamailo SugAri com-
pared f Ibe Reims'. enule in the. nett: ending the 3 lit
day of Sepirnalior, 151.., i. Sit:. 'lid. per int silted weight, es-,
' illsive of the dwi., or co,tonts pail or VaYable ihr.eou la.'
1 Ow i141.161i1 elell thereof.itsto Great Brataiir.

PRICES Ur CORN.
Weekly &lent of Ihe eecrage l'etve of British Corn,
IlVinrltester Mensuce, ns mi. tvo,l from the lonorelorq,
the respective M3,111111e Cities anti ToWIIVin England ael
Mars, trout winch the r.nws ilr4t govern Itnpuitsttow
•se calculated u--Scptslniprr I, IE4I.

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p. a it / I 5.4
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