The National Register.
London, England, 1816-08-11 00:00:00

YORK.

The case of Elizabeth Watt, late of Rot well, for adminis-
tering poison to her sister, came on for trial on Friday se'n-
night. The prisoner is only 17 years of age. It was a ;inlaid
circumstance in this case, that the most material wiiiiesses
were persons nearly connected with the prisoner, a sister and a
young brother: it was with the utmost di:lieulty that answers
could be obtained from the tbriner to questions, the tend( 'icy
of which was to criminate the prisoner, who had no Counsel.
The Judge took great pains to investigate the circumstances of
case ; but the proof was very conclusive. The Jury, after
retiring for a few minutes, found the prisoner—Guilty ; and his
Lordship immediately passed sentence of death upon her, and
expressly stated, that the sentence would iiiesitably be exe-
cute-1.

A cause for seduction from the neighbourhood of Doncaster,
Ite% ill, v. SatterLitt, %vas tried ut the late Yuri,. Assihes. Yet-diet thr the plaintiff 3001.

PROVINCLILS'.

Several manufacturers from Nottingham and vicinity, driven
from their !muses by the LniWitt --, are now settled at Tiverton,
where upwards ut lOD men and boys Are at work, preparing
machinery• for the manufacture of stockings, lace, ai.e.

Three narrow boats, laden with the broken lace-frames be-
longing to Messrs. Ileatheote and Roden, lately set ott from
Loughborough, on their route to Stourport, ti whence the
river Severn and the licisiol Chi I afford an easy C 1111 l mind-
cation pith Devonshire, the place of their ultimate destination.
Several of the NYUlislllell also embarked for this new settleine t
on board the smile vessels, and wore are preparing to ibllow
them.

We understand, that in Lanarkshire, Glamorgankliire, and
other counties, the idea of employiug men half-work, or two-
thirds work, has been acted upon with much advantage; that
is, fur a manufacturer, or any other person employing labourers,
who tinds he has only till employment for half or two-thir.ls of
the number he formerly employed, to continue employing the •
whole number, but only at lialfolay wages or work, or two-
thirds; by which means, though the men will not be abll to
earn so much wages as formerly, they will still not be totally
destitute, or throw a out of habits of industry.
At the list rent-dal., held at Northallerton, the Earl of Hare-
wood reduced the rentals of his numerous tenantry, from 15 to
30 per cent. It is also worthy of remark, his Lordship made a
return equal to the above for the last 12 months, to the great
relief aids tenants—an example worthy of tatiun.
Lord Althorp, on tearing town last week, fur auabsence of
sonic mouths, set an example in his domestic arrangements
worthy flue imitatioo of et toy Nobleman and Gentleman who
can shoed lt. llis Lordsaip discharged not a servant, but
allows them all board wages, diteetiug them to go to his estates
in Northamptonshire and Yorkshire, where they are to be al-
lowed milk, potatoes, .x:e. The stable boys and other menial '
servants are to be sent to school, to be instructed at his Lord-
ship's expense, until he returns.
It appears that the Rev. Mr. Vachdl has obtained a verdict
of upwards of seven hundred pounds, as compensation in da-
mages against the Hundred of Littleport, in the isle of Ely,
for the injury dune to his property in. die late riots.

MAIDSTONE, Aeu. 6.--The following observations upon the
plantations a*e made nom au autual survey which took place
during the last week. In Susses, where the land is cold. there
is very much fire-blast, and even the best grounds are much in-
jured by the same cause; also where the bind is in a grossing
state much vermin and honey-dew are obser% ed, and in some
places mould. The Weald of Kent is in the saint state as Sus-
sex, and the remaining parts of the county exhibit much tire-
blast, 11101thi, vermin, and honey-dew. which leads to a con-
jecture that the crop will not exceed 3-Iths of last year. In
many places the hop-grounds have been laid completely under
water in consegnence of the continued heavy rains ; and where
this has bean the 1:410!, the bound' leaves have turned yellow,
and fallen otf. The Worcester growth promises to pay rather
more than last year.
FATAL PEDESTRIANISM.—Wednesday last, Mr. Graves,
aged 21, landlord of the Lamp Tavern, in Bull-street, Birming-
ham, undertook, ficr a is tiger of 2UI. to go from that place to
Walsall and back in three hours (being altogether a distance
of Is miles). On his return, and when about three miles short
of completiag his task, and within 3.3 minutes of the time al-
lowed, he was unable to proceed any further. He was jimme.
diately conveyed to the Hands worth tavern, and medical aid
was obtained, but to no effect ; lie died on Thursday morning.
FATAL Pucitasst.—A few days since a hale young man. named
Ammison, a collier, about 22 years of age, having been drinking Mr
some time at the Swan public-house, in Lane-end, StaffOrdshire, with
coureanion of a like description, a quarrel aru.e at a late hour, and
die parties proceeded to fighting. In the conflict Ammison received so
much injury, us. added to intoxication, reduced him to a helpless state.
in which condition he was put ha to an outhouse or pigstve, and survived
hut a short tune.—The other was committed to Staebid Gaul fbr mai:-
slaughtsr.
Evan FErECTS BI'LL-lIAITING.—An Inquest was held Oil the
27th ult. at the Cot lam in Ifalingten, near TOiIICA3. on the body of
W. Barnett; who, while:nu:tiding u bull-bait. on the day of the races,
received a wound in the breast. from the infuriamd animal, which
caused his death.—Verdiet. That the said W. Barnett came by his
death by moms of a wounakreceived fonn the horn of a bull.
A few days since, G. Allen, a small fancier at Shrophani, who had
for 641111:: time past been in a low delamnifing state of mind, was Maud
drowned in a pit near his own house. t of his sons, who lived with
aisl hail long watched his father with bmeat care and tenderness,
and had been at work that morning in a held near the pit where his
father was thund, was at the same time missing ; and, as no tidings
could be irivca of him, some apprehensions were at length entertained
by his friends, that he might I are seen his father in the act of gaming
into the water, and in attempting to save him, have lost his own hie
also; and on examiaing the field where he had been at work, they per-
ceived the Motmarks of a pcoon who had apparently been running in
the direction of the pit in question : this determined. them to search,
of me son near t7ie :Tat just lame
when they found the laid:.
fathe. had Inen takers out.

From the LONDON GAZETTE, Tuesday, Aug. 6.

Foreign-0./fee. Aug. 6.
The Prince Regent has been pleased to appoint the lion..Joha
Meade to he his Majesty's Consul-general in Spain, in the room of
Sir J. Hunter, deceased.

Whitehall, Av. 6.
The Prince Regent has been pl..ased to constitute and appoint Capt.
Sir T. Lavie, K.C.R. to he Governor of the Royal Naval Asylum at
Greenwich. His Royal Highness has also been pleased to tionstii)ite
and appoint R. NiAve, Esq. to be Secretary and Register to the Com-
missioners of the Royal Hospital at Chelsea.

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.
W. o.txr.Y. of Stroud, Gloucestershire, trove-owner, from Aug. 10, to
Sept. 28, at Bristol.
W. lIERRERT, scn. of Llanidloes, Montgomery, flannel-manufacturer,
from Aug. 3, to Sept- 21, at Guildhall.

itaNnel2thiUreP,TdSra.per,
S. KERSHAW. of Oldham. B 1
Aug. 16, 23, Sept. 17,
at Manchester. Atts. Milne and Co. Temple.
R. Sum', of 'Tipton, Stallindshire. iron-muter, Aug. 16, 17, Sept.
17, at Shitfnall. Atts. Price and Co. Lincoln's Inn.
IL BECKE'PT. of Dorking, Surrey, grocer, Aug. 16. 17, Sept. 17. at
Guildhall. Mt. Mr. Lindsay, St. Thomas.street, Southwark.
J. FIELD and J. WOOLLEY. of London, merchants, Aug. 10, 20.
Sept. 17, at Cmildhall. Atte. Richardson and Co. Bury-et. St..lanies's.
T. LANE. of North It Rey-street, upholsterer. Aug. 10, 17, Sept. 17,
at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Pearce, Salisbury-square.
J. WILLCOX, of Aleiniondsbury, Gloucester, dealer. Aug. 9, 13, Sept.
17. at Bristol. Au. Mr. King, Serjeant's-inn.
T. WitrrEirousE, of St. Albans, Hertliirdshire, Staffordshire-wart:-
dialer, Aug. 10, 20, Sept. 17, at Guildh‘ll. AK. Mr. Downes,
New-inn.
J. WiLsoN, of Bromptnn, Yorkshire. linen-rnanufactarer, Aug. 10.
20. Sept. 17. at GuildlialL Att. Mr. Ilodgson, Bucklersbury.
R. LiTTLE and J. H. BLAIR, of Birniingliam, gun-makers, Aug.
19, 26, Sept. 17. at Birmingham. Alts. Swaine and Co. Frederick':
place, Old Jewry.
P. SAMBELL. of East Stonehouse, Devonshire, merchant, Aug. 19.
20, Sept. 17, at Plymouth-Dock. Att. Mr. Makinson, Mid. Temple.
W. and 11. Al t; Nno, of Upper Thaincs.stoyt, rchants, Aug. 17, 24s
Sept. 17, at Guildhall. Atts. Blund and Co. old Bethlem.
J. R. and T. WALTON, Of Bread-street, factors, Aug. 10, 20, See-
-17, at Guildhall. Au. Mr. Walton, NVanifoul-a. l'hrogmorton-st.
J. B. SHARP. of Queen-street, Cheapside, warehouseman, Aug. 13.
31. Sept. 17, at Guildhall. Atts. Lowe and Co. Soutlituupton-build-
ings, Chancery-lane.
A. SHEPLEY. of Heaton-Norris, Lancashire, cotton-spinner, Aug. 19,
20, Sept. 17. at Manchester. Atts. Longdill and Co. Gray's-inn.
W. SiEu, of Nayland, Suffolk, victualler, Aug. 20, 21. Sept. 17, at
Ipswich. Att. Mr. Toms. Copthall-court, Throginorton-street.
J. HALLOWELL. of North Shields, ship-owner, Aug. 9, 26, Sept. 17,
at North Shields. Att. Mr. Watt, Cushion-court, Bread-street.
L. C. BARNETT, of Nottingham, upholsterer, Sept. 3,4, 17, at Not-
tingham. Atts. Allsopp and Co. Nottingham.
W. S. BEc of Bilsion, Staffordshire, dealer in iron. Aug.l6, 11.
Sept. 17, at ShiffnalL Atts. Price and Co. Old-sq. Lincoln.--Inn.
J. 11.0. r.. of Nuneaton, Warwickshire, ribbon-manufacturer, Aug.
21. 22, Sept. 17, at Nuneaton. Att. Mr. Constable, Syinond's-lun.
J. NVATTs, of Manchester, draper, Aug. 26, 29, Sept. 17, at Mau-
Atts. Clarke and Co. Chancery-lane.
J. J. BARNAHD. of Boston, and Shirlsxk Quarter, Lincolnshire. han-
ker, Sept. 11,16,17, at Boston. Atts. Exley and Co. FurnivaTe-Ina.
DIVIDENDS AT GUILDHALL.
Sept. 3, E. Batt and Co. of Witney. Ox.forti, hankers,
Aug. 27, C. Ilannner, of Bristol, timber-brokers.
Aug. 51, C. V. Colwell, of Grer.t Russel-street, linen-draper.
Aug. in, 11. Cooke and D. Prince, of Colemar,-stmet. inere'nants.
Sept. 14, J. West and T. J. Culliford, of Great Winchester-street. ta-

Aug. 31. T. C. Edwards, of Leicester-square. silk-mercer.
%. L. Curlrwin, of King-surer, ovent-Garden, tailor.
Aug. Cl. G. Taylor, of °unread, Kent. paper-maker.
Aug. 31. W. Harticastle, of High Holborn, bookseller.
Aug. 27, J. Page. of Kedbourn-llury, lferttbrd, duslcr.
Aug. 21, R. Pocock, of Rtdbourn-Bury. Hertford, miller.
Aug. r";', C. Hessen, of Prospect-place. LambetO, insurance-bro
Aug. 27, J. Hawes, of Tooley-strkcA, Southwark, poulterer.

DIVIDENDS IN THE COUNTRY.

Aug. 30, A. Laidlow, of Kingston-upon-Hull, merchant, at Kingston.
Sept. 2, P. Neale, of Kington, Hereford, tailor, at Kington.
Aug. 30, C. Stevens, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, linen-draper, at New
Aug. 29, D. Gray, of Bootle, Cumberland, tallow-chandler, at White.
haven.
Aug. 30, S. Joseph. of Gosport, Southampton, slops Aler. at (import.
Aug. 30, K. Petmell, of Kingston-upon-Hull, woollen-draper, at King.
stun-upon-Hull.

CERTIFICA'rES, Ann. 27.—J. 11. Allen, of Oxford, druggist—.
R. Horner, of Newbury, Ilerks, bargemiaster—J. Mathias, of Harm-
t'ordwest, banker—S. Itingsell, of Poplar, painter—R. Hodgson, of
Northallerton, surgeon—J. Ansley, of Star-oourt, Brcatl-str-vt, met.
chant—W. Allanson, of Castle-street, Holborn, silversmith—G. Su_
renne, of Dean-street, Westminster, goldsmith—A. Martz, of Wap,
ping-Wall, marchant--'r. Herring, of Huddersfield, York, saddler.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
.I...Woodhouse. sem andp.of Bristol, anutimanufact

W. Leeman and Co. of Whitechapel.
G..fohnston and Co: of Lancaster, in:

J. Butler and Co. of Birmingham, manufacturers.
J. 11. Burgess and .1. Latham, of Birmingham, merchant&
R. Walker and Co. of Liverpool, merchants.
G. flew and T. Stubbs, of Liverpool, wine-merchants.
J. Davis, of Great Queen-street, and J. Harris, of Princes-Ftro4.
Drury-lune, surgeons.
J. Martin and W. Longfield, of Manchester, boot and shoe-makes&

Crarw.—lt k a circumstance not to be Seconnted far, that
wlian the price of wool has fallen to what it was nearly- 20
awl when manufacturers are not able to Rile em.
Igo -puma to their workmen, the sellers of cloth and the tailors
in toss a, keep up their prices as if the article reluainatl at al*
prices it brought six years ago.
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The seizure of malt, occasioned by its !wine protected by
hoards from the damp of walk, to which we have adverted in a
former paper, was fully investigated by the Magistrates at Bath,
on the 19th July, And with that candour and impartiality which
.4) singular a ease required ; and their decision coincided with
our expectations. it was clearly proved, that the boards in
question had been placod in that situation for nearly fifteen
years; and the right of protecting the malt from injury by this
or anv other means was shewn to be ircontrovertible. The
Bench were also of opinion, that it never was the intention of
the Crown to prove the ruin of any one who Wright, by accident
and without intention, subject himself to its penalties; and
that if malt was in an improper situation for gauging it, it was
the duty of an exciseman to point nut the ci.ctonstance,
give time for the alteration : but in this case, a man who knew
his business entail have mcasm et( it accurately as it stood. An
order was made to return the same to the owner, and to pay
all costs.

Tuesday hi the Consistory Court, Winchester, se•denee of
divorce was pronounced brtw.'en Ceps. .ud Lady
Honot Eii7;thttil Heater Harvey kttaiikhtro of the nut of
Unv.ni). on the ground of adultery with Lien'. Usher. Cal t.
Ituryev married the Lily In ittnct, being ihra a
Cqt..ll'outlgate, alid had :Jae daughter by La.

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''rum SATURDA IPS LONDON GAZETTE;, ANg. 10.

AtESIDER retuned to serve in PAR.Li•stEwT.
Wii,-towivAirv.-3. IL /flair, of Dunskey, Esq. v. Lieut•Gcn. the
Hun. Sir W. Stewart.
DANKIIUPTCY ENLARGED.
W. NPCKLEY, of Farnley, Yorkshire, manufacturer, from Aug. 13 to

straw h4t-manu-

Aug. Y.
G. 11ARK ER. of Shaftesbury-place, Alhogok-street,
facto/cc, from Atig. 10 to Set,t. YS.
SITERSEDED.
W. KAY, of Bazn.tril-C.xtle. Darit wooller.-ara:ser.
BANKRUIrIS.

A. aNnt late of Cli pping-Sodbury, Gloweter.diirz, surgeon, Aug.
13, 27. S.•pt. 21, at Bristol. Att:. Price and Co. Lincoln's-inn.
J. BL.tCKi:IAW,nf NeLon, Leice.tershire, butcher, Aug. 29,30, Sept.
V.-at Market it,,swerth. Am. Long omit.). Gray's-inn.
J. Ili:Navy, of Exeter, tarpaper, Aug. 23, 30, Sept. 21, at Exeter.
Atts. Anstive and Co. Inter-Temph!.
T. and T. EDWARDS, of Bradford, Wilts, clothiers, Aug. 27,28, Sept.
21, at Bath. Atts. Egim and Co. Essex-street, Strand.
1.. HEATON, of Heaton, Lancashire. cotton-rnainifacturer, Aug. 21.
21. Sept. 21, at Bolton. Att. Mr. M..-dilowcroft, Gray's-inn.
W. CARLIst.E, of Bolton, and J. Bat tt Ritmo it, of Preston. Lanca-
shire, cotton-maanfacturers, Aug. 21, 24, Sept 21, at Bolton. Att.
Mr. Muildowcroft, Gray's-inn.
A. 11.tanst.t N, of Balton, cotton-manufacturer, Aug. 21, 24, Sept. 21,
at Holum. Att. Mr. MiNtdoorcroft, Gray's•inn.
G. Moor, of Chorley, Lancashire, muslin-manufacturer, Aug. 21,21,
ti pt. 21. at Bolton. Att. Mr. Nleddoweroft, Gray's-inn.
J. T tor ton, of Walsall, StatEinlshirc. saddler's ironmonger, Aug. 23,
24, Sept. 21, at Cirencester. Att. Mr. Meredith, Lincoln's-inn.
F.. MET cA1.1,, Of inerChant, Aug. 19, 20, Sept. 21, at Leeds.
W.
Mr. Battye, 'hanvery-lane.
W. Ilauitts, of Birmingham, button-maker. Aug. 17, 19, Sept. 21,
at Ii rmingham. Att. ale. Alexander, Carey-street.
J. M tuts, of Fairfonl. Gloucestershire, innholder, Aug. 23, 24, Sept.
21, at (':r.-ncester. Au. Mr. Meredith. Lineoln's-inn.
J. ItoitTLl r, Of Camomile-street, Bi.ltopsgate, carpenter, Aug. 13.
21. Slpt. 2., at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Clarke, Bishopsgat...-st-without.
.Y. STDRR, of )inlntsitire-street, Queen-square, mercliant, Aug. 30,31,
S.TE. 21, at Guildhall. Atts. R and Cu. Gray's-inn-itiitare.
W. WATT.; and .1. Rumr, of Oldham, Lancashire, limn-drapers,
Aug. :8, 29, Sept. 21, at Manchester. Ails. Aullington and Co.
BAford-row.
A. P. SAND 7.1%.30:4, late of Ne :gore-,.trect, wine-merchant, Aug. 13.
rt, Sep'. 21. at Guil lit to. Att. .4r. Fiashman, Ely-place, Holborn.
R. H twk . NS. of Ba h, coazh master, Aug. 13, 16, Sept. 21, at Bris-
tol. AU. Mr. Kin ; .injeant's:n t.
R. ELLisoN, lane o • :rest Surat) reet Bloc, kf.iaroad, cheese-
molor, A ig. 17, 17, Seiit. 21, at GuLdhall. Att. Mr. Crosse,
Great Suttbut.-stme , ita:ough.
E. . - tourst. Kent, grocer, Aug. 17, 24, Sept. 21, at
Guildhall. Att. Brandon. Cursitor-street, Chancay-lane.
J. lir LI.OO K, Of Chaiford, (41,mceqeranire, clothier, Aug. 23, 21, Sept.
21. ut Cirencester. Att. Mr. Meredith, Lineohis.inn.
R. 11. GRAY, of Black Raven-cowt, S..'ething-lane, wine-merchant,
A r,. 21. it, Sept. 21, at GuildnalL Att. Mr. Htu:ket, New-court,
Swithin's-lanc.
J. 'l' H r•4O St, of Wapping Wall, ship-own2r, Aug. 16. 17, Sept. 21,
at Git idhall. Att. Mr. West, Red Lion-street, %Yapping.
W. and .1. BO Di LL, late of Liverpool, hosiers, Aug. 26, 29. Sept. 21,
at Liverpool. Atts. Black.stock and Co. Temple.
. (' xratis, of Fislignanl, Pembroke,hire, shopkeeper, Aug. 2S, 29,
Sent. 21. a.. B,istoL Acts. Sweet and Ca. Basinghall-street.
W. MULIETON, late of Manchester, umbrella-mmufacturet, Aug. 28,
2), Sept. 21, at **.i2st.2r. Atts. Adlington and Co. Bedford-row.
DIVIDENDS AT GUILDAALL.
3. E. Batt and Co. of Witney. Oxford, bankers,
filey. 11, J. Pow A, of Suatharn,non.baillings. Holborn, taylor.
Aug. 31, J. Jenkins and T. Parsons, of Pioeadilly, breeches-makers.
A , t• Ba..:k-lane, Bethnal-Graen, imuratice-broker.
Aug. 31, C. C. Doorman, of W elleloso-square, sugar-runner.
Aisz. 31, %V. Boddington, of Oxford, coal-merchant.
Aug. 31, W. Alien, of Castle-street. Leicester-fiAds, carpenter.
Aug. 31, G. Abell, of High-Holborn. woollen-diaper.
DIVIDENDS IN THE COUNTRY.
Sept. 3, J. Merrefield, of Grantham, Lincoln, usoney-scrivener, at
Grantham.
(Sept. Y. Wallis, of Caxton, Cambridge, innkeeper, at Cambridge.
Sept. 3, F. Ricbinond, of I'ortsea, Southampton, taylor, at Purism.
Aug. 31, .1. H. Allen, of Oxford, druggist, at Oxtbrd.
AV. 31, R. Moth, of East Wooditay, SouLtalupt. nialtster, at Newbury.
Sept- 6. J. and B. Carlill, of Kingston-upon-11u% merchants, at King •
stun-upon-Hull.
CERTIFICATES, Aro. 31.-V. Labrow, of St. John-street,
Wont Smithfield, druggist-J. Settle, of Liverpool, merchant-L.
Frost, jun. of Liverpool, merchant-J. Nleacock, of Liverpool, tuer-
chant-J. lieskin, of Liverpool, straw-hat-manufacturer-A. Read,
of Lower Grosvenor-street, wine-merchant-W. Pritchard, jun. of
Hereford, scrivener-J. Vaux and .1. W. Bullock, of Cullum-street,
machants-S. M. Farnsworth, of Old Broad-street, merchant--R.
Hooke. of Halifax, York, merchant-J. I)unn, of White Lion-court,
Birchin-lane, merchant-T. Nils and J. White, of Old Broad-street,
insurance-brokers--M. Fortune, of Stone Kitchen,Tower, victualler-
F.White, of Mark-lane, merchant-J. Hampton, of Stourbridge. Wor-
cc,,ter, grocer-I. Stackard, of %Vhitechapel.road, leather-cutter-J.
Dickinson, of Guildhall-passage, warehouseman-W. Moore, of Salis-
bury-court. Feet-street, Tlionisou and Co. of Diluter-
aivare, ship-brokers.
P.t ItTNERSHIPS DISSOLVPD.
E. Fanner and Co. of Liverpool, merchants.
T. Brideonke and Cu. of Manchester. cotton-manufacturers.
I. Haigh. of Northowram, York, and J. Haigh, of Manchester, stußt
mantitacturi t s.
W. E Coleman and A. Lancaster, of Stratford, Estes, linen-drapers.
J. Ford, sen. and J. Ford, jun. of Coventry, auctioneers.
M. Richards ant! Co. of Heath, ship-builders.
R. anti W. Sharples, of Bolton-le-Moors. Lancaster, sizers.
11. 11. Pickering and C. Overton, of Coventry, ribbon-manufactuses.
K. 6.. oriey ;oat J. Wow-sc. I lilt, l iieupsnie, drys:titers.
M. and T. W. Pinero, of Charks-st. Cavendish-sq. attonnes.
W. Dawson and .1. Alldridge, of Fenchurch.atreet, merchants.
W. Itim and W. Martin of Founders-court, Lothbury, discount-
brokers.
J. Austin and T. Reynolds, of Rosemary-lane, bakers.
M. Ilanumn. tool Co. of Plynanith, hemp and flax-manufacturers
H. F. fireea and. T. Kett, of Liverpool.
G. Hancock and Co. of Sheffield, York, cutlers.
I). l.hani and Co. of London.
W. Grunt and S. Seuittrini, Holywell-street, Shorediteb, butchers.
D. N..witarn and Co. of Glasgow and Manchester.
11. Yates and S. Perry, of Soutbanipton-st. Covent. Garden, chemists.
J. Click,' and Co. of Nottingham. lace-manufactiiiimi.
N. Wnr.lley and J. Pruned, of Aldgetaii cheesemongers.

Aqvice have been received from the Gold Coast of
Africa to the 9th of May, bringing the satisFactory intel-
ligence, that the peace between the inland nation of
Ashantee, and the Fantees on the cowl, which had hap-
pily been btalight about by the intervention of the Go-
vernor and Council at Cape Coast-Castle, had been strictly
maintained : and that, between the 21st of April, when
the peace was made, and the 9th of May, a great num-
b •rof Ashantee traders haul arrived, traded, and returned,
without the least difference or digputehaving arisen. The
accounts add, that the Axhantees were perfectly satisfied ;
and th-t the Fantiva were thankful for our interference
in r behalf.

TILE NATIONAL REGISTER.