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London, England, 1819-09-26

ROUNDS.

1. The men met each other with heavy hits upon the head,
and both bl.v freely. W t the next meeting, Sharp received a
smart body blow, when a close took place; but neither being
Hash to the weavings Sharp threw his adversary in a trial of
strength.
2. This round lasted nine minutes, and much bravery was
displayed. 'niece was no half doing duty, the men met like
heroes, and they exchanged hits until they were stupid in claret..
About a dozen hits were exchanged. when Volt received a
heavy cross-buttock, and it was at first thought that the fall
had heat him.
3d and 4th. Were hugging round• front the exhausted state
of the men, and both were down m earhof the rout.ds.
5. Wulf received a heavy racer, which spun the blood out of
each ear, in return for which, he drew two of his adveravy's
teeth. A tremendous rally followed, upon the give and ti.ke
tem, but Wolf was doubled up by a right—handed teaser in the
wind, which spoiled him-3 to lon Sharp.
ti. This was the last of the good rounds. and the men flattened
each others features in warlike tunic. The round lasted seven
minutes. and it was all hitting, and at length Wulf fell from
weakness and it was all up alai his
Pour otter r ds were hitt4ht, and although science was
strange to both, ivasmuch as there was not a blow parried in the
whole fight, yet when slurp found that his advcr.my was heat,
he hit and gut away, until a blow on the neck in the totit round
/kasha! Wolf for that day, mot emit„ h" front the foldm mott's
second, was music in the ear of the winner. Both were c4rti,al
oft' the ground, and a ,ere was i4tlietcil Mr the lour.

Loss of the Nancy Packet.—Ttiursday evening
about $ o'cli,ck, the Nancy packet, Captain 11. Ma-
her, ;Aided from Brighton, bound to Dieppe, with 13
passengers. About two hours ar,erwards she fill in
with u large brig, called the Henry, of London,
bound to Alicant ; the evening being dark, the two
vessels came is contact ; the accident was final to
the Nancy, which immediately sunk, and with great
difficulty the lives of the ystsieugers mid crew were
saved.
London, England, 1819-09-26

THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

SMITH, THE ACTOILOM Monday last died, at
his house in Bury St. Edmund's, Wm. Smith, Esq.
in the 89th year of his age, firmerly of Drury-lane
Theatre. Mr. Smith was the original Charles in
the &hod for Scandal, and from the propriety of
his conduct, his mental accomplishments, and the
superior grace and elegance of hia manners and
appearance, was designated by his friends Geniteman
Smith.

Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Clarence
still continues indisposed at Dover Castle, and, it is
f.-red, sonic weeks will claps. before sh?, is sutfi•
ciently recovered to return to town. His Royal
Highness the Duke is constant in his attendance on
the Princess.
London, England, 1819-09-26

HAVING now received the highest approbation
of the Lords of the Tritro,uty, of our Newt:System of uniting
the 'fro First Lotteries for Isl 9 into One .6cheme, we are
enabhsl to present the Puli:te with the number (hitherto
unheard) of
London, England, 1819-09-26

Pomp.

THE WHITE HAT.
st sixteen hundred and forty one,
The 114414.41 s had some famous dim;
with King Charles they so merrily sped.
gilt:), tint took Ili% mean. and then his heal
Then hey lot Radical Reform.
To r.u,e in England a glorious storm;
Till every man his dinner has got,
For twopence the loaf, and a peney the pot.

• Hampden and Pim, with their liatiutl shows.
• Crop( the bi.hopa and alieetl the peels;
While Oliver kitk•d the miter with an air.
And a. t hi. own rump in the Slw•akrr'a chair.
Then hey fur %Wheal Reform, de.

ti diver wore w broad-hrirent'd hat :
It was not white. no matter for that;
Form.: very broad its brim wits glow
That it covvel the alter and eanp'ti du throne.
Than hey for Italleal I:: form, etc.

Oliver then grew pond and high ;
Ile looked on his comrades ralher shy ;
s 1 in their faces, and cut them all.
Till they humbly cried—(ml save King Noll:
Then hey for Italica Reform, AA...
London, England, 1819-03-28

DIVIDENDS.

April 21. R. Boyle, Upper Thames Street, Merchant.-30. R.
Ortue, Chester. Tanner.—May tS. J. Polley, New Bond Street.
rurniture.Printer.—April 10. J. Tucker. Loc.! Acre. Linen
Draper.— 7. 3. Smith Hnght. Coventry, Ribbon Manufacturers.
—l7, H. IVlkinvon and A. Wilkinson. Saint Vary Axe. Mee'
Shan!—t7, T. Mcrae and 11. La Porte Merac,Cheapside.—May
1. 3. Frodsham, Beer Brewer.—April 17, W. COWMAN,
Liverpool, Liq ior Merehant.—S, M. Faulkner anti W. Birch,
Manchester, Stationer.
London, England, 1819-03-28

Flto.ll TUESD.4I' NlGurs G4ZRTI'E.

WHITEHALL, Mena! 43.
His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in
the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to order a Congo
erfilire to pass the Great Seal, empowering the Dean and Chapter
of the Cathedral Church of Peterborough to elect a Bishop of
that See, the same being sold by the death of Dr. John Parsons.
late Bishop thereof; and his Royal Highness has also been
pleased to recommend to the said Dean and Chapter. the Right
Rev. Father in God, Herbert Lord Bishop of Landaff, to be by
theca elected Bishop of the said See of Peterborough.
FOREIGN.OPPICE, MARCH en.
His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has, been pleased, in
the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint William
Meyer. Esq. to be his Majesty's Consul-General iu Albania, and
the adjacent territories in the Ottoman Empire.

BANK 11 U PTS.
T. and T. Parkinson, and J. Lilley, Sculcoater, Yorkshire,
tail merchants.
W. Tatum and E. Palmer, Fish Street Hill, paper stainers.
T. Fleming, Limehouse, sug%? refiner.
R. Stanley, llorridge F.nd, Derbyshire, BOW dealer.
S. Wood, Bolton, Lancashire, hanker.
R. Groning, Broad Street Buildings, merchant.
J. Fraward-9 Liverpool, flour dealer.
H. Moule, Bath, baker.
H. Brentwell, Newcastle upon Tyne, hatter.
J. Rugg, Bristol, victualler.
I. Hunt, Cheltenham, brandy merchant.
London, England, 1819-03-28

BANKRUPTS.

P. Raker, Brighthelinstenc, linen draper.
I'. I/algaims and E. Winslow, St. Mary at Ilill, ship and
insurance brokers.
T. I:arcllitul. Langley, Buckingham. brick maker.
E. Dampier. Primrose Street, Bishopsgatu Without, Ned
Clll.ller.
‘V. Barton, St. &velour's Church yard, upholsterer.
J. Whitehroutr. I:lte•acr. shoemaker.
N. Brooke, Duke Sum. Lincoln's Inn Fields, shoe manu-
facturer.
11. Dunnage. Colchester. miller.
A. Barnett. Bemer's Street, glass dealer.
J. Booth, Chainl en le Frith, Derby, common brewer.
J. Whattan, Liverpool, cattle dealer.
M. Gudtlard. &zanylands. ('heater, tanner
W. Dickinson, Sealby, York, coal merchant
J. Siblcy, Ab.hssrch Lane. drysalter.
W. 'Curlier. Lombard Street. stationer.
T. Illawn,haw, Ilalifax, loik, grocer.
J. Johnsoa, Sliefheld, York. dower.
W.Chamberltin, Bristol, corn factor.
11. Bush. matinee:mei, dealer.
T. liellittar end J. !leihear, Bristol. merchant&
R. Mil,et, Old Fish Street. bookseller.
B. at:dwelt'. Fraut, Sussex. -hopkeeper.
G. Thistlewood, Tower Dill. Sour factor.
J. W. Burtnester, and C. L. Vidal, New London-street, trier.
chants.
N. Comsat, Upper East Smithfield. chemist.
P. Mouritjoy. Hanwell Nursery, seedaman.
A. Webb. Ibuomermith, coach proprietor.
D. Stalker and A. D. Welch, Leadenhall-street.
London, England, 1819-03-28

.
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100

klio.ll LAST SKUTT'S GAZE7TE.
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
R. Smrbuck, Milton. Gravesend, boot arid shoemaker.

Tlt NATIONAtIEGISTER,

Committee on this subject in the Senate, consists of
five persons; one of these, Mr. Forsyth, appointed
Minister to the Court of Spun, vice Mr. Erving,
who returns to the United states, had resigned his
place in the Committee. :it was reported, that of
the remaining four, two were for the Resolution
disapproving of the conduct of Gen. Jackson, and
two for concurring with the opinion of the Com-
mittee of the House of Representatives. It had
been found necessary, in consequence, to ballot for
another, to give a majority, and on investigation,
Mr. Eppes had been appointed. A Resolution was
then proposed for delaying the investigation, which
was negatived. While matters remain in this state
with respect to Jackson, we are concerned to find the
public mind so debased, in New York particularly,
where the citizens are feasting and honouring him,
fur his sanguinary deeds and wanton and cruel ex-
ploits. On his arrival at New York, he was saluted
by the roaring of cannon, but the yelling of savages
would have been more suitable on such an occasion,
or the roaring of butches.—lmmediately after land-
ing, he was escorted by the Governor's Guards, with
music, no doubt playing "See the Conquering Hero
comes !"---but to render the procession more com-
plete, he should have been preceded by tags made
of the shrouds of Arbuthnot and Ambrister, with a
more or two of executioners, bearing each a ;uman
sktill, as the triumph of inhumanity.
London, England, 1819-03-28


Dmptrial 13adiaincnt.

DOUSE OF LORDS.
MONDAY. MA11011.42.

A. number of Petitions were presented against the rcncwal of
*to Insolvent I)ebtor's Act. . _ _

Sere-al were al.° presenusl against the equalisation of the
f.httien on ('t.4l,

RnnAN CAT ItOLIC PFTlTtous.—T:‘e Marquis of nobs.
!RIME: rose to resent a Petition from the Protestant Freemen.
Freeholders. and other Inhabitants of the Pity of d
r:mttttnt to resolutions at a meetim; held on Monday. Feb. 11,
Inc Lord Mmor in the Chair. The Petition carted upon the
limit. of Lords to admit the Roman Catholic claims.

After a f:W 9bbervation: from the Earl of DARNLEY. in sup-
port of the Itonian Catholic china, the Petitions were ordered to
lie on the Wile.

The Earl of LIVERPOOL moved the Order of the Day for the
third r^ading of the Aliens and Denizens Bill.
Lon! H ()ELAND oonsidered all the atom( nts against this Bill
eiti7austed, and intimated that he should content humid( with
v•iting ogninbt ir.
On qn--con being put for the third reading the House
prepare.( to divide, and stranter. were ordered to retire. 'liac
was lisvr,wcr no eivis on. and the Bill was read a third time.

on the table acre forwarded, and the Ilou.e ad—
journed.

TUESDAY, MARC!' 23.

The !loyal Assent was declared by Commission to the Aliens'
az,,l Denizens' Bill, the Mutiny Rill. the Extents in Aid Bill.
and the Steam Packets Bid. The Commissioners were the Earl
or Liverpool. Viscount Melville, and Lord Redesdale.
Mr. Brottden, from the House or Commons. leought up he
ar Es.adis!:ment Bid!. the Exchequer Bills Bill for tat%
t.•l hi na.tl.: Aisdit;on hill. the Consolidated Fund Bill,
a a Bill, the Netherlands Slave Trade Conver.•

Windsor Evablisliment Bill. on the motion of the Earl
of Liverpool, was real the tirt time. ordered to be minted, and
ret.:l a s2cond time on Friday.
second roaring of the Poor Laws Amendment Bill wu
pds.ponetl, on the motion of the Earl of itweberry. till to-mor-
rotr.—Adjownetl.

WEDNESDAY. MARCH 24.
GNAT/THAD prebental a Petition from the Jury Court
of :Ilfotd, p aying for Revision in the Criminal Code.
Poott I.Aw Amr.i:DMLNT Howie went into
a Committee on the Poor Laws' Amendment Bill, when the Earl
of CAnNARVON ropolrd an amendment to the ,stand clause
respectimt &diet Vestrieq, which was agreed to.
he liiii then pas.:ed Cirongli the'Connuhree with -one amends
mmt. w!.ic*. was amend to be taken into further consideration
w.marrow.—Adjou.ned.
London, England, 1819-10-04

THE-NATIONAL REGISTER.

FROM TUESDAY NIGIIT'S GAZETTE.
BANKRUPTS.
i. Gaskell. Chapel en le Frith, Derbyshire. cotton spinner.
Solicitors. Mesas. Sweet, Stokes, and Carr. Basinghall Street.
G. Sellers. Kingston upon Hull, merchant. Solt Messrs.
Rosser, Son, and Rosner, Bartlett's Buildings.
W. Derry, Holland Street, and J. Devey. Coal Exchange,
coal factors. So!. Mr. Welch. Nicholas Lane, Lombard Street.
W. And J. Devey. Coal Exchange, coal factors. Sol. Mr.
Welch, Nicholas Lane, Lombard Street.
W. and F. Davey. Albion Coal Wlwe, Christchurch, Surrey.
coal merchants. Sol. Mr. Welch, Nicholas Lane, Lombard
Street.
W. Biasix, Bristol, pipe maker. Solt. Messrs. Bourdillon and
Herrin, Bread Street, Cheapside.
W. Taylor, Salisbury Coffee House. Durham Street. Strand.
tavern keeper. Sd. Mr. Hamilton, Tavistock Bow, Covent
Garden.
London, England, 1819-10-04

11.1.111 i 1.. la, II PA PENS.
DEATH OF BLUCHER.
Bentax, SEPT. 18.—On the 14th, in the even-
the news which we had for some time dreaded
arci%ed here, that Field. Marshal Prince Blucher,
of Wahlstadt, terminated his glorious life on the
12111 of this month, at 19 minutes past 10 o'clw•k
in the evening, at his seat at Kriblowits, in Silesia.
Ins Majesty the King received this sad news by a
report from the Aide•de-cautio of the Prince, Col.
Caunt Von Nostits, cud also by a verbal column.
nication from Capt. Von Rudorf, the second Aide-
de-camp. His Majesty itiniretliately gave orders
tl.at the army should put on mourning for eight
days, and despatched Count Blucher, of Waltham%
ex Prince's grandson, with a moat gracious letter
of condolence to the Dowager Princes..
Our readers nil: be glad to hear same account of
the last days of the Prime's life. On the sth, his
Majesty sent from lireslaw his Aidc.de-eamp,
Major-general Von Wittlebei, to hint. The Prime
was very weak, bnt in fall post:eit.ion of his mental
t:.eulties. Ile desired General Witzlehen to thank
his Majesty rite all the favours he had conferred on
him, to recommend Lis wife to his Majesty's kind-
ness, and to beg that he might be buried without
oste-tation in the open country, is a field on the
road between Kriblowitz and Kunst, on a spot
which he dm:lilted, under three lime-trees. On
the observation of the General, that be need not
think his death so near, as the physicians by no
means considered his case so desperate, he said—
•• I know that 1 shall die; for 1 feel it better than
the physicians can judge of my situation. I die
without reluctance, fOr I urn now of no further use.
Tell the King that I have lived, and shall die,
faithful to him.' Ile gave the General his hand
to • take leave. The next day his Majesty, accom-
panied by Prince Charles, paid him a visit ; at first
he. was in u kind of lethargy, and did not notice
what wits passing. but afterwards he knew the
King. His Majesty, among other expressions of
regard, said to him, " You may be assured that
no one takes more interest in your welfare than I
do: I know what the country and myself owe to
you—do not give up the hope of recovery ; follow
ine advice of your physicians, and take the remedies
that are ofTered to you." [The Prince had latterly
omitted to do this.] He thanked his Majesty, and
r.•enmtnentled the Princess to him. _ _ .

In the last few tlt:ys he was without pain, but his
vtreng,tir tzt•e:ztly hearted, and he was quite unable
to speak. 'fits bedy is embalmed, aud placed for the
present in fire church of Kriblowi!x. lie was horn,
us far as wc can iearn from limner accounts, on the
I:ith December, 1712; and has tbcrefore lived 76
wars, 8 mouths, and 25 days. lie had been 45 years
.
t army. 1 his martial glory fills the %%raid—
., ``nromm rheas rave qai relicti3
•• Ire rdm id-rs volait St:ttlYi%
•• Erma ooscit domuit lerum uui
'• Nappoleenta."
London, England, 1819-10-04

DIVIDENDS.

Oct. 2, J. liotson, Okl City Chambers. Bishopsgate Street,
merchant-4, T. G. Richmond, Church Street, Botherhithe,
wharfinger—l9, T. Mott, Tichbomc Street. Piccadilly, hatter-
-27, T. W. Paynter, Falmouth, merchant-49, T. Pilsburr,
Lawrence Street, Chelsea, tailor—November 2.'l'. J. Lancaster,
Cateaton Street. merchant-4, W. Waincwright and F. Fraser
Liverpool, merchants.
CERTIFICATES U, be granted Ott. 19.
J. and K. Crockiu, Dibdale. Staffordshire. itonmastera—
T. Parkinson, sen., Srawby. Lincolnshire, T. Parkinson, jun.,
Kingston upon Hull. and J. Lilley, Sculoostea, Yorkshire, raff
merchants—W. A. Belt, Great 1./radii. Yorkshire. carrier—
J. Hardwick, Mill Street, Lambeth, engineer—S. Hawkins,
Milton, Southampton, dealcr—J. Bee, Worksop, Nottingham,
butcher—H. R. Fanshawe, Addle Street, Aldernianbury. trim-
ming maker—C. Longleaf, Kingston upon Hull, merchant—
E. Mumford, Liverpool, silversmith and jeweller—T. Ilepke
and H. 0. Van Post, St. Mary's Hill, merchants.
London, England, 1819-03-21

TUVIZIMAY, MARCH ►S.

SALT DI-TIM—Mr. CALCRATT rose, pursuant to netice,
a move for Returns of Salt deliveted duty free in Eligl:md,
1816, distinguishiag the purposes for which it had been
used: which, after• some observatioas tivin Mr. Wall .ce, Mr.
Carmen, aid Mr. Davenport, was agreed to.
The CHAN( I:LLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved, that the
Consolidated 1,114 d Bill be committed, on which considerable
conversation took place.
Mr. Tit:ll,4Es- wished that the whole subject should be re-
ferred to a Committee; and. as a preliminary step, he moved,
as an amendment, Unit the Bill be committed on Monday. As
all the papers were printed, he thought the enquiry might be
proatuted within that period.
The Douse divided on the Amendment ; Ayes 80, Noes 164.
The Bill was of co•.rrse afterwards committed.
ADMIRALTY LORDtI.-w)ir M. W. RIDLEY mover! an Ad-
dress to the Prince Regent, praying his Royal Highness, in
furtherance of the promised measures of econotuy, to reduce the
number of the Lords of the Admiralty.
This produced an ex:ended discussiim on the subject, in which
Sir J. Collin, Mr. Graham. Lord J. Russell, Mr. T. 1» watt •
Icy, &c. took part. At halt•.past ten the Heise divided on tin
motion. The numbers were, Ayes 154, Noes 245—Majority
against the Address 91.
The remaining orders being then disposed of, the House
adjourned.
London, England, 1819-03-21

DIVIDENDS.

April 24, IT, Mills, New Bond Street, linen draper.-10. W.
Tower, Wukingham, Berko, merchant. —l3, W. Ford, Beek-
i"ts'ion. Somerset, maltster.-30, D. G. Davie and S Adams,
Snowden, Plymouth Dock, drapero.—'27. W. Weide.
Lam. brasier and tinman.-40, n Gohispink, Brook. Norfolk,
botcher.—in, H. Willoughby, and W. Thomas, Plymouth, Mat
manufacturers.-14, W. Matthews, Liverpool, merehant.-11),
It Moffat, Mancbeater, merehant.—llia IL Lewis, Tretuanney,
Montgomery, tanner.-19, J. Doswell, Winchmter.
15, W. Walton, Borough of Evesharn. Worcester, barge owner.
W. Piper, Hammersmith, barge builder.—go, W. Watts,
Thuery. Bishop Stortford, farmer.-IY, .1. Swann,
Birmingham, grocer.—i 7. QQ.. Saunders„ Feseraliam, grocer.—
to, J. Moore, Mantheraer, Boor dealer.
CERTIFICATES to be granted April In.
W Peyton, Lincoln% law-Selds, wine and brandy merchants.
J. Kernot, Castle. street, Leicosterfields, droggist.—J. Tor.e.y,
jun. and S. Lloyd, !Hanalei Forum, Dorset, dealers.—.l. C.
Jentirns, Catherine-street, Strand, dralse.....S. Cuter and J. Home,
Watling street, London, warehousemen.-3. Hogg, Breadlareet.
London, warehouseman.—.l. Eltonhead, Liverpool, spirit-mer-
cham.—W. Dickins. ,jun. Dodfunl Mills, Northampton, miller
arid baker.—.). Phillipps. Upper Eaton-straet, Pimlico, coal.
*north:aut.—lL naps, Exeter, chemist.—J. Lax, Liverpool,
atap-boike. -
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'Price of Stacie.
Rank St,cl. 263 Omoitun 0.
3 per Ceut. Imp. 3 per Cep,.
3 per Cf•ou Cot's. 141 loalia Bonds CZe
3i per Cern. ett4 Imiia Stork
4 per Lent. Exchequer Bilk 18.
5 per Ccor. Nay) 1051 Coos. for Ac. 741!
Ling A ii 20i Lottery Tickets ;91. f9s.

THE . ATIO NAL REGISTER.

LONDON:

SUNDAY, M•ICH 21, 1819.

The Windsor Establishment came under consi.
aeration on Friday night again in the House of
Commons Lord Folkstone, Mr. Lyttleton, and
Mr. Protheroe, opposed the grant of 10,000?. a year
to the Duke of York ; but Ministers remained silent,
and not a sentence was tutored in favour of the
grant.—The eloquence of numbers, however, was
decisive, and it was carried by a majority of 59.
The Ayes for it being 156, and the Noes 97.
:1:r. Lyttleton expressed his belief that no very
long time would elapse before an application would
lie made to
.Parliament respecting the debts of his
loyal Highness. We cannot inelgine in the prc-
sent ►tate of our Finances, that Ministers wilt ven-
ture to bring any such application before the I louse
of Commons.

The Chancellor of the Exchequer repeated his
decided of last night, that it would neitber be
bouleial nor exi,edient to make any alteration in
the Cosil.lluties at the prescmt time. We hope, how.
ever, that the question will be brought before Par.
lianu.ut, that it may stand or full en its own :ucrits.

Actxe.ing to. the Paris PitrerS received on Tuesday,
the kt‘whition of M. Car:Lc:l4:lov, for t.heritig the
Election 1,1!W, ^•tc to Lc i11.../01111CCd i!ito the Chant-

t:~rd. v

The Pretident ut
66 its introilictign

ri~.r

ail a dxf w ill be appointed vlen
London, England, 1819-03-21

rained last week's prices, and, in some inoanres, improved prier;
were °built:ed.—Oats being in demand fully smmorted last week's
priers, although the supply was ahuntlant.—ln De:ats, Peas, and
other articles, no variation.

CORN.EXCHANGr. Friday. March 19, oto.
Fog!lab Wheat continues to arrive at our market Very spar..
ingly, yet the prices do not improve; it was with difficulty that
Monday' y prices could be obtaineJ.—Barloy was full vs. per
quarter lower than on Monday. Nothing whatever doing in
the Malt market. The price of 'Malt is low beyond expectation.
—Oats about ls. less than on *Montby, but there was a demand
for them at that price..-No mater4al alteration, in Beans aid
Peas.
London, England, 1819-03-21

FRA UD PREVENTED.
To counteract the many attempts that are (lady
made to impose on the unwary a spurious composition, in-
stead of the,Genuine Blacki,i 'mewed by Day sod 41Iar-
tie, they are induced to adapt a uew Label irs which their
Address
97, High Holbant,
12 placed so emkpictiotkly, that they trust en attention. to
this, and the difference of the type, which k unlike all let-
ter pre.., will enable all purchaser.; at mice to detect the
imposition. The Real Japan Blatking,zuede by DAY and
NIARTIN, 97, High Holborn, will Su future ke 2111/1 in
&inks at 6d. 14. and t.. tLl.,each, and a copy of the La-
bel left with all Venders. DAY *so MARTIN,
97, Nigh liolburn.
London, England, 1819-04-05

TUE NATIONAL REGISTER.

two clubs ,vitli a view to obtain iOl. to , etisl at his
death. Oii thr judge vanilla the dreadful sett:slice o.
death no her, she leaned her head un I.er arm, and
looked hint steadfastly in the face ; at his conclusam she
exclaimed, to the honor of the whole Cour!, in a most
ddrtig •t•itude, 04 Well, I w il. lister foh_iee toy pi vv..
cutors ; they have sworn false, and the egetl is ill drat;
then' into fie" ; and God well forgit e ette:' She was
taken away by force, tittering the vilest imprtestii,m,
qa. Monday omitting, pursuant to her sentence, st.e
5535, drawn upon a hurdle, from the door i.f the ee I
Yard, to Lz execined, its front of Devon es ))))) iv gam.
Her conduct after condemnation was in...rked by the s. • '
obduracy and inipanitetice as she exhibited on
trial. Ott nsceitilitig the steps to the lodge, and ap-
proaching the drip,site appeared greatly agitated, but
quickly resumed her former oaring spirits, and ascended
the platform with a firm step. Her eyes were now ear-
nestly directed towards the prison, to take her last look
at Sinallacombe, but means had beet' taken for prevent-
in; his appearing to her view ; a disappointment which
she seemed to feel seterely. She still continued inexor-
able against all entreaties of the ciergyemin to make con-
fession ; bet was at length prevailed on to repeat the
Lord's Pra)er, which she slid in a master almost Mau-
s:l6le, and the fatal drop fell immediately at the close of
it. An immense concourse of spectators attended the
exectif . Smallacombe trail invented a plea to bring
her off ; no less than that of charging the death of her
husband on himself; and a witness was to have been
produced to swear that he had confessed his repoittei':y
buying poison and taking it, with a determination of
destroying himself; but none could be found hardy
enou;h to appear in court in support of such a plea. Iler
body was Kit en to the surgeons to be dissected and ana-
tomised. Her brother, William Potter, aged 40, was
tried for an iudescrihable taence.
London, England, 1819-04-05

BANKRUPTS.

1). Buchanan, S. M. Smith, and P. Ashley, Liverpool, mer-
ci ants.
J. Dixon, Icybrilige, Devon, merchant.
B. Nayler. York, tanner.
J. Owen and 11. D. Owen, Great St. Helens. Bishopigate
Street, merchants.
A. Gomperti, Lombard Street, merchant.
W. Gilpin. Villiers Street, Strand, army clothier.
%V. Hancock, Bury St. Edmonds, cabinet maker.
W. Lewis and J. A. Henderson, Little Tower Street. wine
iterchants.
W. Fisher, Union Place, Lambeth, master mariner.
J. Pickbourn. North Street, City Road, drug grinder.
J. ISAAC, Farcham. Southampton. currier.
W. Summar% Newcastle upon Tyne, flour dealer.
C. Wathon.Sa!toes Hall Court. merchant.

IC estOfka.
Ono a s 000 so 0.
Imp. 3 per Cent.
Podia Booth
lisslia Ssurk
Votelsegiter Bak 3i.
Cum. for Ar. 75
Lettsery Ticket, 251. Pis.
London, England, 1819-06-06

• SADLER'S WELLS.

MONDICY, .TuNe. 7th, and five following
Evenings.—'fhe Evenings" Entertainments will commence with
a new Dance, composed by Mr. called EDWIN Ann
JULIA ; • or, LovEn's ARTIMICE• Characters. Means. W.
Kirby, Walbourn, and ilollinsgworth t and hlre. Best. A Pas
Seul by MiisTree.:—ln the course of the Evening will be reviled
a serious Ballet of Action, composed by Mr. C. Dibdin, got lip
undir the superinteodance of Mr. Grimaldi, called KO and ZOlt.
Characters—Ku, Mr. Bologna; Zoe. Mn. Best.—A Musical
Burletta, founded on " Love Laughs at Locksmiths," &led
LOVE'S STRATAGEM.' Characters, blessrs. Campbell.
Barnes, Webber, Slade'', G. Crisp, Mean; and Miss Turner.
In Act 11. a Song by Miss Turner, accompanied on the Harp by
Mr. Michelson.
_

Likewise. in the course of the Evening, a new Ilatlequinade.
written and produced under the immediate direction of Mr. Gri-
maldi, (with the exception of two Scenes by Mr. C. (libdio).
Music by Mr. Nicholson, walled THE FATES; or, flantr-
QU °LIDA Y. Harlequin, Mr. Bologna; Pantaloon, Mr.
Baines; Clown, Mr. Grimaldi ; and Columbine, Mimi Tree.

Box is. Pit es. Gal. la—boon open at half pest 3, begin at
half past 6. Places kept till half past 7.
Place. to be taken at the Box Office at the Wells, every day
from 9 to 4.

Free Ad s ions for the Season may be obtained, and Private
Boxes may be had, by application at the Bdt Office.

I: outwit Martial,.

CORN-EXCHANGE. Monday, May 13.
We bad a short supply of prime Wheat from our own coast this
morning, in consequence of which the price of that article was 3 .
per quarter higher. Foreign Barley was also sepice, but what
pitine samples appeared were Qs. per quarter higher. Oats arc
also 2s. per qr. dearer and but little bosun= doing in that grain.
In Beata, Peas, and other articles there is no alteration, and
but very little business doing.

t.lacitEN t ritil
• Pei Wiue

k..4.•\ I
oiler Nleasttre
110104 Y.
S. S.
•511 a 63
ati a 7'
34 a 38

\ lOA 711
of Eie,ht Bull
IV EON LID.
I.
56 a 63
j Sb a 70
34 I/ 3b

%1

FRIDAY.
c. S.
56 n 4;:3
58 a 70
34

Red Wheat
White

Rye
Br.usk. ur Buck

Wheat
Barley
Pale Malt
reed Oats
Brew atilt)lnnil do
New lick Beans
Old (beta
New Pijrun ditiu
Boiling Pease
Grey l'ea:e
Rapeseed per last

S 6 a 40
45 a Si;
56 a 62
19 a ..26
44 a 47
ss It 44

3i; a 40
25 a 36
•86 a 62
19 a 2i
24 a 28
38 a 41
a
•12 a 4,4
38 a 46
40 n 44
42f. a 441

34 a 40
23 a $6
36 a ti 2
19 a 95
2.4 a '27
3d a 44
42 a 4!..i
38 a 4i;
40 a 44
421 a 441.

42 a 4,1
38 a 46
40 a 41
424 al 411.

AVER IRE PRICE
Al a r ttinte 1 h..isic
‘Veck -tuditt,.;
Gazette.
Wheat... 69+ 6.1
Rye .... 4U. 2.1

: CORN, Per Quarter, of the "[tie!' e
•t: of ENGLAND and %VALES, for 11,e
!%lAY Roth, rxtr-eted froths Stout thr)'s

narley... ;It Ild Bean: 51% 9d
'Las 1.11 Prit.e... 51;
London, England, 1819-06-06

PROVIDENT LIFE OFFICE,

(Specially Empoirered by Act of Parliament.)

SOUTHAMPTON-STREET, STRAND.
ARESIDE.VT.

The Meet Noble the Marquis or BU4INGIIAM. K. 13.
VICESPRESIDENTS,

Marquis of SAT.ISBURV, E.G. Viscount 'DUNCANNON,
Fla of DAIIDWICXE, K. G: Viscourt CIIETWYND,
Viscount BULKELEY, Lord BRAYBILOOKE.
TRUSTRIS.
Tl'e Marquis of BUCKINGHAM.
Lord IFIRAYIIROOK E. I WM. PTIAED. Esq.
Sir S.B.4MDRLAND, ilart.M.P. CEO. DUCKETT, Esq.
• AND' FIFTEEN' DIRECTORS.

MAVAGING TIIII,OTON,
J. T: BARBER BEAUAIONT, Esq. F.A.S.

THE DIRECTORS of this
Office,
with confi-
dence, derived f the many years experience which
they have hail of its sturceNs, invite the Public to
a corwilerstion of its principles awl conduct.. They have
no unitise to tempt persons to join their extensive Associa-
tion by the dangerous tote of a further reduction of the
deposits : they require such deposits as are proved to be
safe and tinder Itivotatable rimcantstaures profitable, and
such pridits the depositors share in proportion to their re-
s per ti v e conti ibtAion•,
_ _

Thin., by the specific stuns insured, and contingent pro•
r,ht,t.hry have the fullest value far their payments, in a
'Witmer nearly similar to flint until lately adopted in the
EgaitablesOffice, but with this presented improvement.
viz. that a+the•original Members have raised a immanent
fund, deemed amply sufficient for the purpose. et indem-
nity, it is provided Slott no personal responsibility shall
attach to thel'..ilicy bidders. Hence those who seek pro-
tection are secured from uncertainly and risk of loss- as
in Proprietary Office, having a large inheritable capital,
anal are entitled to a pas ticipatiuu .in the profits, as iu a
Cant rihntionship Society.
The first septennial investigation was in 1813, when
531. Bs. per cent. was divided. The second septennial di-
vision will take place nest v vac, in which poseur open-
ing policies at Ibis time wi l participate.
London, England, 1819-06-06

NORE.IGN WTICE. MAT 31.

His Royal Il.ghness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in
the name and on the behalf of his M ije%ty. to appoint the t,'i•
lowing persons to be Consuls for the kingdom of Ilanova:—At
Cork, Mr. W. 1.. Jameson..—Scilly, Mr. J. Wilk:wk.—St. lvr►,
Mr. Chri►topher Trewhelia, jun.—Shoreham, Mr.Gtu. Irwin.
London, England, 1819-06-06

BOXIA'a.

Tuesday was a grand field-day with the amateurs of
the milling art, when the n,jtchit between Shelton and
R. Burn, and Ayres and I)zaf I)avis, were decided.
Shelton beat Barn, a man of great strength, a short tivte
since, Itmt tale heliased so gallantly on his first apt
•pearance in the prize ring, that he was matched main
4,,r 10,) Monkre Hurst was named for the seat
Ytf action. and the Commiaiary, with his Students,
• formed the ting at an curly how. soon after which an
•tilf.•;a.c appeared in the prtamt o 3fagistrate, who had
issileti his mai rant to some lioniey traps to pull the
nom. Sitetion remained at head-tin:mem tinder the
Tro.ectien of the Commissariat forces, and 13unt put
himself snider the protection of another, waiting
rod, rs. The cavalcade was at a stand for some time,
aud it was ascertained foot two waternien who had
liven fitted Mr illegal plying had given information
to a Nla:istra,e, the inhabitants of liampum hay-
rvinsed to sultscribe to their line. But the tight
nitist he, and the Sages sat in Council and decided
Hounslow Beath, to which place away the motley as-
seinh:age Hew neck or nothing, and the roped square of
.24 feet Ileitis formed, the men slung in their castors.
Seconds—Cribb and Randal for Shelton, and B. Burn
and I)antielly fur R. Burn. Betting b to 4 against
Sliehon.
London, England, 1819-06-06

JUNE 6.

IMPORTANT SAVING.
LIGHT SUPERFINE BEAVER HATS, at only sos.
BARRETT and Co. acquaint the Public, that
in consequence at the very great reduction that has taken place
at the last sale of Beaver, they have added an additional
covering of Beaver to their Hats, which renders them caps.
Me of wearing considerably longer. The peculiar principle
of this new process is the means of their always retaining the
most beautiful black; Added to which. they are finished on
the new improved Oval amps blocks.' made to the exact shape of
the head. The unbounded patronage given to these isew.invented
Hats fully indicates their excellence over everrothes.Beaver Hat
ever ogbred to public notice.-415, STRAND.
London, England, 1819-06-06

MORRIS V. MICKINNON

The plaintiff was an apothecary residing it Chandos-
reet, Covent larden, the defendant, a physician resident in
the adelphi. The present fiction was brought to recover •
conipeosaewn in damages fur cert • !anderous reports eir-
cuLacd Its tile defendant, as to the made in which the plain-
till. treated his pat tents, by which the plaintiff sustained con-
siderable lust of practice.
By the evidence it was proved, that the defendant had
said the pla:utiff, by his mode of treatment, hurl caused the
death of a child of Mr. Defoe, a corpeester, in Hungerford
Market, whom be had been called iu to &Mend. That Mr.
Morris was no doctor, only an apothecary that lie knew no
more of the inside of n man than lie did of the inside of the
onion; and further, that he had destroyed the child of • per-
son, named Blather, by giving it calomel ; and shut this
compinitit of the plaintiff's mode of treating his patients
was coinnum every where.—The Jury found a serdict fur
the plitiatiff—Damages 5006—Costs 40s.
London, England, 1819-11-22

THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

people remonstrated with the local authorities; -but
before redress could be obtained, an insur.ection
began in the village of Sfachiotes, and anon spread
through the rest of the island ; the people opposed
the collectors of customs, whose chief, Sib. Siciliano,
was killed.. Military fbree having been sent from
the garrison, the non•contents on the 3d inst. pro-
ceeded towards the city. Major Stovin, the Bri-
tish. Commandant, with part of the garrison. took
up a position on the hill that commands the main
road, with a view to protect the town ; and on the
approach of the enemy, a regular action took
place, in Which it is said that 13 men, were killed,
and several wounded on both sides. Major Stovin
having retired with his detachment to the fortress,
in order to secure it, the country.pcople entered the
town,. and assailed and burnt the houses of. those
persons who were known to have supported the
new tax. fir Thomas Maitland being absent from
the islands when the news of the affair reached Cor-
fu, Sir Frederick Adam sent 050 men, with artil-
lery, to Santa Munro. ' This reinforcement nut
proving sufficient, a second was sent in haste, and
hopes are entertained that with its assistance the
insurrection will be quelled.
There are some apprehensions that the same
spirit may manifest itself in other islat.ds, particu-
larly in Zante and Cephalonia, the inhabitants of
which mitt make a stand in their mountains for a
long time. In that case our situation would become
very critical—as the British fures are at present
hardly adequate to the garrison duty of this and the
other furti:icd places in the island: and in conse-
quence of the existing system of administration in
this country. the. majority of the natives can no lon-
ger be depended on."

FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

CARLTON HOUSE, Nov. 18.

Nis Royal Highness the Pnn,:e Regent has been please:!. in
the name • don the behalf of his Majtsty. to appoint Vice-
Atintiral Sir Edmund Nagle one of the Grooms of Ina Majesty's
Bedchamber, in the room of Sir John Craddock, not' 111:11I011
!Lowden.
London, England, 1819-11-22

THE KING Y. RUSSELL.

Mr. Clark prayedthe, Wetnen; of'he Court on Joseph Rus-
sell, who had been convicted at the Warwickshire Assizes for the
republication of an alleged blasphemous parody on the Liturgy
of the Church of England.
The prisoner was then placed before the Court, afte- which
The Lord Chief .lustice read his notes of the trial, and added
that when the Jury returned a verdict of guilty against tee
defendant, they also recommended him to mercy. When called
upon by the Court, the defendant then put in several affidavits.
in extenuation. Sonic of these set forth, that he was led into the
republication by others, and that he was not aware at the time of
having acted contrary to law.
There was also an affidavit put in on the part of the nmseention,
in which it was stated, that soon af.cr the trial the defendant had
republished the parody, and prefixed it, under the Ctle of a
dedication `• to the shade of freedom." a gross hid on the
magistracy and government of the country. When this affidavi
was read
The defendant called the attention of the Court to n pnraeraph
in the publication itself, and requested that it might be read. It
was read accordingly, and contained the a-serrion of the defen-
dant, as to the necessity of a strict inculcation of Christian prin-
ciples in the minds oldie people ; and added, that in consequence
of his unwillingness to publish any thing tending to bring religion
into contempt, he had only published the political part of the
parodies.
He then proceeded to address the Co.in, which he did at some
length, oecasienally referring ro some written documents which
be held in hi: fennel. lie further nailed. that he was hilt a very
poor mar ; that upon meeting certain losses in his trade, lie had
delivered up all his goods to satisfy his creditors. and thnt he
bad a wile and child•en to support. The whole of his address
was delivered in such a mild unassuming, and submissive
manner, as evidently produced a faiotnablc hninession on the
Court.
Their
which LordshipsLordshipsthen consulted together a short time, after
London, England, 1819-11-22

INsuullEcrloS .41 3.4AT.1, M. 101,1.

Extract of a letter dared Corfu, October. :--
" The system of taxation which now prevails in
these islands, and which is becomin; daily morr
burdensome, I,_:s fur scale time been a subject of
twrions apprelLilsion.with those w'm are wAu.linted
with 11 it afi:ti:s, aid know. the maitre and extent
of their resonrccs The extra9rdinary expcnces at-
tenling various undert:skings, such as the erection
a a ;:e..v palace tin. the Lord listih Commissioner,
the exorbitant salaries _ranted to the members of
the senate and the legislative bdy, together with
the new appointmews created by Sir Thomas Mait-
land, so greatly exceed the regular revenues of these
states, that it has become necessary to devise extra-
ordinary measures for supplyitr. the deficiency. The
31tW constitution having given Sir Thomas ;Maitland
a direct hifluence cuotrol in the nominaiion of
the principal fonetionaties, the propositions emaur-
tirg from his Excellency experience but little re-
s'ntance on the part of the le4islative assembly, dis-
posed, as the deputies obvionslv are. to-support all
;,rejects teading to fill the public chest from .whence
their salaries are derived.

I•t addition to the erditiary sources of revenue,
ow Goverment daily resort to now taxes. In Sep-
totzber last, an impost was laid on the flocks and
herds, which arc very numerous. in the mountain.
oui parts of-Santa Maura, Cephalonia, and Zunte.
Time experiment- of this financial measure having
male on Cue first of thcx islands, the country-
London, England, 1819-11-22

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.

N. Edmonds, Parliament Street, Westminster, hatter, from
Nov. 23 to Jun. IL
W. Aleteshe,.Cranboume Stgeet,. Leicester Fields, linen dra-
per, from Nov. 16 to Jan. •.

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
F. Ladly,juldor, Norwich. manufacturer.
BANK ILC PTS.
S. Nickson, Chester, cabinet waken Solicitor, Mr. Chester,
Staple Inn.
W. W. Arlam, Bow Lane, merchant. Sole. Messrs. Adams
and Tilleatd, Old Jewry.
W. Peet, Ironmonger Lane, .merchant. Sol. Mr. Waolfe,
Basic. all Street.
B. Illogg. Bull and Mouth Street, wine merchant. Sd. Mr.
Warrand, Mark• Lane.
G. Leyburh, Bisnoosgatc Street, provision merchant. Suls.
Messrs. Dawes and Chadield, Angel Court.
T. Rutland, Wootton Underetlge, Gloucester, grocer. Sols.
Messrs. Bridges and Quilter, Red Linn Square.
W. Burtbrd, Gillingham, Kent, fisherman. Sol. Me. Nelson,
Essex Strand, Strand.
J. Micci, White Lion Streeet, Norton Falgata, harness maker.
Sol. Mr. Dallt.M, Union Street, Itishopagate.
J. Wenhatn, Beckley, Sussex. tai.vr. Sol. Mr. Osbaldeston• ,
Fenchurco Street.. - .

W. Clarke, Lereesier Street, tailor. Sols. Messrs Alayfiew,
Price, and Styan. Chancery Laze.
B. White. Wood Street. Cheapside, hosier. Sol. Mr. Bru-
mcli, Cauch P,ts,ql„v„ Guildhall.
J. Pannell, tVya.:, Surrey, brickmaker. Sols. Messrs. Palmer
and France, Betltind Bow.
B. Goodwill, Orion!, Suffolk, grocer. SoL Mr. Bromley.
Gray's Inn.
T. Wattam, Great Grimsby, Lincoln, corn dealer. Sul. Air.
Cha eery Lane.
J. Daniell and I. Parry, Bristol, tinmcn. • Sols. Aleairs. Poole
and Greenfiehl.Gray's lon.
D. Ward, Brialey. Norfolk, seed merchant. Suls. Messrs. Poo.e
and Grtentield, .Grayla lon.
J. 'Taylor, Fore Street, Cripplegate, draper. Sul. Mr. Pullen,
sore Street.
I. Orchard. Newgate Strest, hatter. Sol. Mr. Pearson, St.
Helen's Place, Biallopsgate Street.
J. Levy. ltosentary Lane, slopseller. Sul. Mr. Eyles, Castle
Street, Hoondstlitch.
Lawan, Onion Street. Sinner% Town, cabinet maker. Sol.
Mr. Waik, Lower Tilornltauki Streza. litultortl Square.
J. asitidn, navy Lane, Tower St ft.iti, wine men:lt:tut. Sols.
Mm Reardon and Davis, Grace 1i arch Street.
London, England, 1819-11-14

'CHURCH missioNitur SOCIETY.

It appears from the last Report of this Society, that
dining the last year there have been seat out 19 miss':
curies and others :—viz. to West Africa, 8; to North
India, 2; and to Ness. Zealand, 9. The income of the
wear was about 28,0001. and its expenditure nearly the
-same stun. The population of Sierra-Leone is stated to
he about 10,000 persons, and tne schools contain about
'2,000. The roads, buildings, Sec. are in a state of rapid
improvement, chiefly by the labour of the liberated tie-
groes ; the Royal munificence and the national liberal-
ity have pursued the generous object of delivering and
rieilizing these once devoted victims of barbarism and
bondage, and the benign fruits of their zeal, and exerti-
-0,15 begin to appear. An Auxiliary Missionary Society
has been formed us Sierra-Leone, and (MI. 4s .11d.
been paid to the labourers and their negroes. Their
first anniversary was held ott the 7th of December.
A Calvinist or Independent Chapel, at Lincoln, has,
during the last fortnight, been made the theatre (dna
-singular exhibition. Some of the trustees of the chapel,
without alleging the slightest objection to die religious
principles or moral character of the minister, who has
officiated there 1-8 years, wished to displace Lim, for the
purpose of introducing a stranger ; but on consulting
the society (which consists of 9 male and 22 female
communicants,) found a large majority in favour of re-
taining their old pastor. The trustees thereupon took
forcible possession of the chapel, and in one instance
dragged the M u ister (whilst surrounded by his congre-
gation. and in the solemn extecne of religious worship)
from his pulpit. The society in their turn determined
rat readily to abandon their right to use the chapel and
evpoiut their preacher; and by way of keelin; posses-
sion., absolutely slept in their pews several oughts, esta-
blis 1111 l g a replier relief of guards, consisting principally
of ladies, until they were finally expelled. "vu et armis."
by the trustees. The - latter, however, have since given
way, and the Minister is to retain hi. chapel.
London, England, 1819-11-14

NOMINATION OF SHERIFFS.

Friday, 'being the morrow of St. Martin, and the day
fixed on by Act of Parliament for the proposition atid
tamiination, in the Court of Exchequer, of three•Gen-
demi) Mr each of the counties of England and Wales
•to be reported to the Prince Regent, by whom one is
"afterwards appointed out or each list to serve the oilier
-of Sheriff for the year ensuing, a little after two o'clock
the Chancellor of the Exchequer,' thesLord•Chancelior,
the Earl* of Westitiorie.ol and Eiarrowby, mitered alt.
-Court, and took their teats at the table, immediately
tinder the Bench, ,the "-Chancellor of the Exeltromr
sitting tits the tight. The oath against par.iality,
was then allsoinisteved by the Officer, and the cerentons
proceeded Runtish with the cost ttttt ary forms ;
*blob, themtneetsion retired in the order observed at
eterniNg.
London, England, 1819-11-14

Lcmion Owners.

CORN EXCHANCE.Mown.tY, Nov. R.

We had .but very few arrivals of ,Wheat front our own coast
sinew last Alonday. but what appeared fully supported last week's
prices. Barley supported our last prices with difficulty. Oats
were brig in sale, and fully obtained Is. to Ts. pet qr. higher.
The business in Peas and Beans was very dull, and but few bales
effected, which with great difficulty obtained weeks prices.
London, England, 1819-11-14

V , 4

NOV. T 4

XI. And be it further enacted, dust in all eases where a;
oath it a-attired by or in revect et' any thing usentioned
or referred to by this act, the solemn alllirsoutt,ii of Quakers-
snall he allowed, as likewise the oaths of Jens, ur any other
religious, persuasion, according. to the custom of their faith.
any thing hereioi or in soy, tot beract•of parlisineut to tan
cumin/Al uulwillbstanitiag.
London, England, 1819-11-14

' NOV. 14.

ploe, which rocked so vioteritly I really thought It would
4ave fallen before we could have got below stairs. The
meat morning, about II o'clock, we experienced another
t hough slighter, coirvulsioa.
Ou the Itith we felt two more, one at 11 a. and the
other at Wit night : and un the 120th we also had two more
shock'; God kuows if it is yet all over. It appears to be
going from the south to north. At Pallampore It was ac-
companied by a noise in the earth just like thunder.
Its ravages at Ahmedabad have been considerable. The
two large mitiarets near the Jonah Mussed in that city are
4,ll.mb:own. One of the gates of the town has fallen down,
and nearly 300 houses The fort of Rampour, uear Pull-
garde, is warty demolished.
London, England, 1819-11-14

BANKRUPTS.

J. Jackson, Manchu:Jct., baiWer.Solii.titors, Messrs. Al.
lington and Gregory Redford Row.
P. H. Turner and ,C. Johnson, London Wall, horse dealers.
Sols. Messrs. Longdill and Butterfield, Gray's has Square.
H. Oswald. Wavle*, Suffolk, tanner. Sul. Mr. Bromley, Hol-
born Court. Gray's Inn.
H., G., and W. Lang, Accrington, Lancashire, calico printers.
Soh. Messrs. Milne and Parry, temple.
F. Henderson, Newton by the Sea, Northumberland. fl .h
dealer. Sols. Messrs. Mounsey and Fisher, Red Lion Square.
M. :Mullion, Liverpool, ship chandler. Sols. Messrs. Clarke,
Richards, and Meckall, Chancery Lane.
C. Russ, Great Barr, Stallion'. brush maker. Soh. !Messrs.
JenninAs and Bolton. Temple.
T. Bratnley, Nottingham, victualler. Sots Messrs. Hurd
and Johnson, Temple.
I Wilson, Worksop, Nottinghamshire, money scrivener. Sol.
Mr. Wilson, Greville Street, Haunts Garden.
J. Fildes. Lamb', Conduit Street, upholsterer. Sols. Mews.
Mason and Housman, New Bridge Stmt.
J. Zantira, Bevis Marks, St. Mary Axe, grocer. Sol. Mr.
Noel, Gray's Inn Place.
W. Lowndes, J. Robinson, and H. Neild, Manchester, cotton
merchants. Sols. 3lessrs. Hewitt and Brat.kenbury,

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Nov. S.

The 'Chief Justice. Sir itrthert Dallas, Mr. Justice
Park, and Mr. Justice Richardson, entered the Court 4
few minutes after one o'clock. An order was made by
their Lordrhips, and read by one of the officers, that
from and aker Thursday, the Ith day of November, all
notices ofjustilying bail should he served bcfo-e eleven
o'clock in the forenoon, except in eases where further
time for jus ifytng•had been allowed by the Court; ser-
vice in that event to be made before three in the afternoon ,