The National Register.
London, England, 1818-08-31 00:00:00

BUONAPARTE.

Longo owl, Api iI2I, 1818.

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TO 'IIIE GOVERNOR.
HIRC—Wheo on the 12th of &oil I was informed by Dr.
O'Meara that he should discontinue the exercise of his folic •
tions as plivsicimi to the Emprtur Napoleon, I hastened to
send a message II Major Ourrequer, begging Lim to favour
tiro with a call, having some co.usuunicatiour to make to Lim
of the very highest importance.
I told this officer that I had intended to app. ise him of oar
regret at salcombe'.•t 11OnIt tiring deprived of supplying the
provisions ; that the journey of the principal of that house
to London could nut be a reason of depriving Ilion of his
bu-
siness, since the service had been always perk), mud by his
partners, lklessrs. Fowler and Cole, 111111 Mr Ilateumbe had
never interfered therewith ; but that the connutinieutiou I
had just received fr Dr. O'Meara was vastly more imput-
. tant, and that the Emperor could not rest a single day 'with_
out the aid of Di. O'Meara.

The next day, the 13111.1 had the honour to write to you to
the same effect ; 1 had hoped to awve an answer in the course
eveituf that day, hut this lh the 211 h, and I am stilloithout any
reply. Thus, fur E.! days 11 or the Lippert), beendeptived of
all medical ;assistance. the mouth ut Drumm he was 24
(la's asthma seeing Dr. O'Meara, at the U PC you assumed
the nsionishing right ut imposing upon him the Will:alien to
issue his bulletins only tinder your dictation, without their
first tieing sithmitted to the Emperor, Or the being felt
in Midlands. Then, however, Its rasorrict wits iu its infamy,
now it has made some consia:irable pi ogress. Count Mon-
*holm), who lodge, in the same part of the building as tho
Emperor, informs me, that oiethe and to day, the V4th„
he was awakened at two u.elerk in the morning ny the Eta-
perur's valet.de_thaitibre, and remained at that Prince's bed
side tido!) two o'clock in the morning till five, is itiii.ssing the
sitiFerings le. endured, and utterly nuable to alleviate thew.
Your restrictions upon Longwood of the lOtla of April have
thus already had the saddest effect.
I beg, therefore, to repeat my request, that you would re-
store Doctor O'Meara to the esereise,of his functions, aid
discontinue to annoy him, and make litut feel the effects ut seek
ill treatment. by ITIIIO% hug the rest, let ions you, so routrary to
what have been in force for tare years, have imposed apes
I • by your letter of the lOtli ut April, to which he neither
will nor can snowlt, without dishonouring
In short, Sir, whatever reasons you may be aisle to-ellege.
reflect upon the eutiseipleoces of continuing things ut these
Present state, and of dein lying the Emperor of the Poysicion
of his choice, without having bilbstitiated another. canto main,
to my letter of the 13111 of April. If you still persist ut tilts
line of euttiliact, this arbitrary act wilt be duly appreciated
by tut ope, by your own country, and eveniby your Ministers.
I have the honour to be, &e.
Count BERTRAND.

To Licit. Gen Mr Hudson Lowe.

Plantation Honse,•April 2s.
Ste—l ant directed by Lieutenant General Sir fintiaost
Lowe to make the following remarks on your letter to hint at'
the 24th instant, received this day : •
His letter of the:II:11, in answer to yours of the 13th, was
'transmitted to Longwood oil the Ath, and delisesed at your
house on the saute day ; consequently your letter of the 24t4,
which did nut leave Longwood until this day, most base bekis
dispatched after his letter of the 22.1 had art tved there.
The manner of your addressing Major Gtirrepter on.the
12th, the Governor has already noted ; the particular ei.-
pressionts. you used he disdained, however, to repeat they
art futeign heEnglish usage.
It Mr. O'Meara discontinued his functions as a medical,
attendant on Napoleon Lluottapatte, it was entirely without
the Governor's knowledge or approbation.
The copy of the Guve nor's decision on Mr. O'Me.tra's ap,
plication to resign, which you received yesterday, sling a that
lie lies not been displaced limn his functions, but that lie is
to continue to exercise them until relieved. Under these
circumstances, the Governor 4-mishit:is medical attendance
fur every ordinary occasion us duly prOrliled, awl that in
referring the application to Ettglano,due attention has been
paid at the same time to What is Staled in your letter of the
13th, as tote means tit his replacement,
The asstition that your letter contains, that the Goiernor
attempted to impose such an ohlignltuts wt alas Ovitegus us
that he write budettils under lits dietkr,lie directs etc
most pointedly to contradict, upon whatever autliosity.you
tine) 11115 c made it.
Its conclusion, I Jill directed by the Governor to acquaint
you as follows
Ist. that lie will nut henceforward receive any letter or
communication witaisuver trout airy person in attend:we
upon Napoleon Buono pal tc, %these the Ittle of.Etopei or shall
or given to lain, aunt that it any such letter tir
he iiiiiimetted, it will be relit/he.; acting 11l tilts respect in
coliformity to the instruction conveyed nu Earl 134-
thug st's letter to thin, dated 17th tit Sepleinnet, !ha, Arcady
reminieitivatell tO )uti.
IteCyci ing to a letter addict sed to Count
disled nth of August, 1816, that le witinut ft:ewe:my
cureounitiea tient respect tog the Si. ilattOli 41 Nitpuleuniiiii-.li-
;‘aite 110111 any of the forele.i pelrOOS fu "ititeitilasiel upon
oils', Hitless it.,. itiMitictly.e‘plematd tie Hie salmi that it Pilitritteil
by his authority. I- have Mt Tsotlutil ito Ire, big., )war taut
outuiteut and must I isle NVI.V.IIII,
(Sli lard) I'. RC, DE. •
Lieut. Conn and Adjutant General.
To Lieut. General CUUUt Bertrauilos:e.are.

Plantation !loose, April 2:".
Sin-. 4 am directed by the Governor to desire yon will as
quaint use tot his information,
Ito. How snotty flows you have seen Napoleon llooisaparte
since Ow 12th ima. and ou what days'
2:1. 1C yon have 'closed your 111C1C104i 41141 to him on arry
i#Co4,llllll*lllllCe that dis)
The •a4tnvr,quesUuus being of f fiery simple nature, it is
nesisdit•you wtll smid an immediate utiliser so thew by the
beat r.

(Sispiekl)
B. Oltleard, E,41.

1 am, Sir,
G. kiiLlit PAVER, Major,
Act. bin. Sec.

ANSU

Longwood. April Si.
SIR.-4 have the honour to reply, lie) vier
iimiP,lll4l 1 di•l ilut bee Napsoirues IS.tu 4ii4s..r v., the
Ihe 14th, se illb9lll Iliad (lA}, be Nett' ;ill lair r to Isis
room, but cattcring tutu novelirai Abby Elm 1 re-
ou..uel with him abuai e leartur of en houi,rwei the tir,oure,

t Ii 1. 3t

leg colivorturtion took place asked him how he was in
health I tool. areording to my general custom, attempted to
take his arm, in order to f. el his pulse; he, however, doe.*
Leek his hand, and, ..itlititit answering my goes ion, said,
4. Well, Doctor, you are going to quit its ; the world will
scarcely (outrider that la Cachet d'attention at my physician
bag been put in practice. You have no boiler the inde—
pendeury nece.sary to reinter your assistance useful to nu .
lam obliged to you for your care. Quit this abode of dart.
noes owl of a, snow a, 30a e.ut. I will expire no a
grabat, gnawed (roniti) by disease, and without any assist•
once." He then took me by the hand, which he squeezed,
and appeared to *experientse-to considerable emotion. I took
advantage of this to inqiiii'e• again how his health was. Hr
replied by .sendigg me away, saying, " Farewell, Doctor, fur
ever." Since that period he bus not sent again fur me, and I
have trot since spoken to him.
have judged that the most explanatory answer I could give
you, would be a detail of the conversation which rimmed,
and which I took down on leaving the room, as it will put you
in 101 l possession of the state of his mind, which I conceived
Mould b" agreeable. If L have not judged right, I beg of you
to hOppre,s what I have rchsted.
I have continued ffiv patio! sucdtral ditties with General
'Bertrand and Mont litdon's families, and With the domestics.
rennin, Sir. Site.
BARRY O'MEARA, Surgeon.
To Major Gorrequeri Act. Alit. Sec.
(Translation.)
Longwood. A pril 26. nine iu the evening.
M. La GOUVERNEUR.—I base the honour to send von a
letter which one of your officer% lia• written me, and which I
ri.ceived half an limn. ago. The Emperor will not take cog.
rizaoce of it. You alone are chits ged with the execution of
the restrictions which the bill oldie I Ith of April aiithoiize4
yOurgovernment to impose, and lie sloes not recognise the
stallsority of delegating your power. I was going to send ytio
any answer to your letter of the 2lst, and which I received
only on the xith, at seven in the evening. I shall suspend it
until you let me -know w heater you desire it. Meal fine
cannot forbear informing you, that now, on the ktilth, that
1% to say, fur fourteen days, the Emperor is without southeast
stssistsucc.

'these ure the very words which this Prince addressed to
Dr. O'Me::ra, when that ithysiciatt came to tLke have ut
bins :—" Thry (on) have had the tra•tent its to make attempts
on my physician. You have no loner'. tbudittleitendenre
imagery to-render your asshtance useful. Tr, tbureforr, it be
true as you say, that yon do nut wish oto deprive him or his
Optician, restore to the latter his rights and hrc character,
until the answer of yott; Government be rveetved." '
I have the honour to be,
M. to Gouverneur,
Your very Inimiticend very obedient servant,
(Signed) 'the Count BEIURAM).
To Lieut. Gtn. Sir lindbut Lowe.

I.notta cod, April 27, anon.
M. Ls Gottvtotettutt .--:T have the honour to rt-cinest you to
forward to Lard Liverpotti them i-iital patoket hereto annexed
•%-my letterit ante 13th, :Ulf, and 2tith of April, mid the pre-
sent of the 27th.

To avoid every ridieulons scene, it is needless for yon to
OddreAs :thy letter in the Einperor if it he not in the form
accastomeJ dining three yeais. The I's ince veill admit of no
innovation, cur depart iii any thing from the sruto quo.
I cannot prevent myself from informsum; you, that the letters
'hitt I received at (mime in the morning I could not commu.
simile tilt ten, the Emperor having snit...reel extremely dur-
ing themight. Since Ibis letter; Sir, is the Leg which I shah
have to 'write to you respecting the affairs of the Emperor,
however urgent cireunishinces may hereafter heroine, per.
a:it me to lead you to reflect fot your interest, that of your
children and your nation, on the pitprobrintit %%ith which so
many generations have covered.. the names of i‘laltravers and
(3ournay. I have Ike houonr to be,
Monsieur Le Gouverneur,
Your very humble an.l very olealient servant,
(Signed) The Count BERTRAND.
To Licst. Gen. Sir Hudson L,we,ogc.

PMoration Home, hlav 1.
Sm.—The Governor, who doessot preci►ely eindersta cd the
meaning al the insinuations attempted to be conveyed in the
6111 and 7th paragraphs of your later to hint of the 19th April,
desires pm will acqnsint me, for his info' tomtit'''. in %%hat in.
stances you vt ere required, as you say, to act w a manner
which yun court ived dishonoutahle to sou, as stated in the
sixth paracilph ; and what were the verbal iirainnatinns yun
did not choose to comply with. as mentioned at tin close of
the 17th one

Mr plain fret cf the acts yon state to have been required
of ) on, and of the verbal insinuations you refused •compiiance
with, being all that is required ufyoa, the 00% emu, experts
year answer sailboat di lay ;—aqy circumstance upon which
yin may Is.ive before addressed. Won will he considered as
irrvlevaint. I am, Sir, &r. &c.
(Signed) 0. GOIIRE.OVER, Major,
E. O'Meara, Esq. - Act. Mil. Sec.

A TALIL or Idnerativ.--The investigation into the myste-
rious death of the %Vest Riding Clothier, It) years agO, 3%
our last paper, has had uo satisfactory rexislt.
As we have already stated, the xelf•iteesser, Whose 'unit! is
Justeli Roysteii, and whose .risideilte is at Murton Banks,
near Ringley, set out on filly, along with Mr, Slitter, the
ann of the deceased, and the cniiiitothie of Yeadon, fur York.
On Saturn day morning they proccedi d to Cottinea rill:. a vil
life on the banks of the Oil went, where the remains of the
senior Slater were said is, he deposited At this place diligent
search was incite. and all the proper ell lnines 111•1011Itii
without sneers,, noyston, whose conduct is as anatromit.
tide as it is suspicious, led them flow place to 1)141.5', and at
length said that the boil) was interred in the rimier-lard.
That nothing might be left undone, which ar. inert likely to
east a Isghs upon dint in)sterimis *lrak, the clef groan ill that
place was applied to, and the register wits coil rfully searched,
taut uu (rat es ef such a bus WI could tie found in a Baffled
iu this ir eade.i•otirs, the party roomed to their respective
homes on Mid nu Thursday last, Royaton was taken
beton. i,j.rt Fel resid,}:ll. eue of the iii.uti•trairs of thei slit..
.111 Biligley, niters• lie underwent a Wog caansimition iu
the I.lem•ilee or' the liarties In Wil4lll he had at tied steulaseal
that he " kilted :slater 4tl years asei and htiv;t' it him in the
corner of 41 cl.lll held." Monett the roucleet of this unhappy
nraii has.it. it slithris nt to parity violent •ss•picion of Ins 1111111,
One ticidetivi.,ig.alapat him relit* mainly Ws his n ern nareitidtiii,
nod the anagiMeata•, %ca y priperk) jrirlAing that under such
eleriiiii•taitees he eeunlJ test he
.instineit rommittlog bliss for
ortleird hiiii tug the pre.eut to Lit di,ctiekrart—Lret:

;Nit NATfONAI

DITPUSION OF THE SCRirl'UltES.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NATIONAL REGISTER.
Ste,—'fine progress or this very important conerrsi cannot
be nuinteresting to your iininerous readers, pal ly un
the day eeculiarlv devoted to the study of the Holy Word.
In the Eiiited Netherlands the association is ensfieed in ef-
ructing an reLtion of the Holy Bible in the Arabic character.
The Malay population of the East is chiefly nihninedaii.
The Hatiovcr society, tinder the protection of H. R. 11. the
Duke oftMenlfsidge, distributed, in November, IC IT, no less
Ilian 12,000 Copies. At Illudeisheim, to.'selllch pattof this
ilisteilnitimi was sent, ant a Single eopy was to be found in
the V illaZP clietrelror school live yee ago. "Do not," said
the ecnetaitle rector of St. Andrew, " do not despise the
thanks we offer soft with pine hearts [for 100 ropies.r 'Fhbs
donation vtill stimulate us afresh to watch over the best intec
rests of youth; bud by the public remdilic and teaching of
the Scripteres, to kindle the flame of religion in their hearts,
and !hereby render them truly wise and %delimits."
The various bronchi.): and auxiliaries in Prussia, exhibit a
gratifying spectorle to tice eye of the eltristian
The Wendish Haile, otter many 111111virithiblr totert notion.,
is sitecessfully proceeding. 'fhe accomplishment of this work
is much to be desired, as the Wends, in l'aussia, arc exceed.
ingly rejoicer! lit the prospect of having one in their own lan.
coulee. The Central Society of Pi easels leas sent 150 cuple,, to
their part of the army of occupation. Such i. the improve-
ment ulicaily e fleeted, that in .nine of their districts, 'filen., en,
Wessel, &e. bretheily love and Hider, are the prominent fete.
tares, and that the reading the Scriptures in the family circle
is on the increase. In Thor-hit:is a' demand of 8974 copies
Was the refielt of an enquiry to know the extent of their sup'
ply. At Breslau one edition of 5000 of Luther's German
Bible has been completed for distribution. The printing and
ilistributiou of large editions are carried on with great alss
cr:ty at Alton*, Lubeck, and Bremen; 1000 copies were. im-
mediately necessary to satisfy the I ger of tile poor fur this
best of all gills. In Mecklruberg, Schwerin, Rostock, &c.
the committees rejoice in mutual encrease and co.operation.
Frankfurt has felt the blessing of the Emperor of Floista's
patronage. The demand has SO'ellefellSed, that the secretary
of their institution writes thus, " My room oas often, on
Sundays in particular, so crowded with people, that I was
Obliged to ectifine myself to one of the corners of it." The
applicants were chiefly day-laboeters scum Felicia, Hesse
Cassel, etc. Hesse Darmstadt and Hesse Homburg are
of ttttt le those districts which add their seal to this cause; and
of the latter it Is said, that the influx of contributions from
almost every port of the country, proves the existence of a
favourable dispusitiosi towards the 61M:trance of this sacred
cause; nor can it be doubted but the personal eticouragemeut
of an EoglislePrincess, now placed in so interesting a station
amongst there, will teal greatly to encrease its never.failieg
object.
Di esden, Saxe.Weimer, and Wirtemburg, are not back-
ward in teteir best efforts. Very large editions have beet)
called foramd executed, particularly in the latter. Not only
the rich, but some of tire most indigent, have come forward
with contributions; and many who had lint bail a loaf of bread
in their houses for weeks together, were not behind others
offering their mites, that they might obtain possession of a
Bible. A grand distribution look plaee-oli the festival of the
Refurovatiou.

Ia Switzerland the stork proceeds as realonsly. At Basle
four presses are constantly in action, but the supply is insuffi-
cient to meet the demand. The Ikth edition of a German
Bible aas delineated in one month—a Mkt edition issued, and
was gone in ten days—of SUM/ copies, which likewise passed
oil in a few weeks last February, scarcely :JO remain ou hand.
In the Briaons, copica in German, Hum:mese, and Italian.,
have caused great rejoicings amougst 111:111), of the punt.
'flee Societies of Geneva, Lausanne, and Neefchstel, have
?ssucurred in a measure which will, then completed, be
likely to prove very acceptable to the French poridation of
Switzerland in general, viz. the p rioting of a edited edition
ut 10,000 copies of Ostervald's French ISO le in Ito. Notwith-
standing the great distress of the Canute of Valais, this bided
of life has been freely dist' Slotted. e pear inhabitant* of
the dillies of Piedmont, stirred sip again by the spit it which
so eminently distinguished their pious ancestors, actually
ensue and entreat to beTereireil as members of the Waldenses
tucitty, and urgo Ike acceptance of such mites as they are
able to present.
Amen.,' the cirenlatiens of Ostervald's Protestant 'Erste-
meet, and the Catiotlie, by Malts e de Secy, steseolyped at
Paris, many thousand collies have been dispersed hi various
parts of France Others in different places have a!eis been
diffused, and iu general au enereased desire is inaisite,ted to
possess and to peruse the Holy Scriptures ; and iii necemeary
!farts to promote this end, the late lid. 11. ()actin), of W al-
back, in Alsace, saeriticed his life.
In Turin and Naples many channels have been fauna.
through which copies could be circulated without impediment
and a Wit the prospect of being thankfnily received.
A correspundence has been opened by the lisciety at Malts
with places of considerable importance, for the diettibusion
along the shores oldie Alediterraueau, and even in the lute-
ior of Asia.

In Austria and Bavaria edicts have been published, forbid-
ding the establishment of Societies, suppressing ilitot,,e in
existence, and prohibiting the receipt and, possesNioir of
copies pointed in foireivi tortilla ies, though fin nished only to
the protestant population. Yet, notteitlnt.intling the upptisi. •
lion, in catholic tient:may it wide mid effectual door fiat their
entrance has bLen opener*, and several versions by catholic ,
clerk, limit have been thankfolly received and attentively
read ; and the ante so, vs they have obtained the sanction
of several episcopal antimonies.' 'Among these the Itev. Le.
ander Vim L-s, tirotessur of divinity at Marburg, says, " Ne-
ver
aid I disseminate ht so short a period:suclt a vest number
oil copies of the New Tertnnient, as since the time of the late
Bible problbitiotr; and no where have 1 perceived a snore
lively and arileat desire after the word of Owl, than in those
very pieces where infatitaled nirn eta ice to dry up the fonn•
tains of living wilco, or to prevent the people from having
free access to it." Lr the course of the last alit lie,
though greatly exhausted by incessaut exertions, undertook
Biblical lour through sonic of the provincesoly which the place
of his residence is surronnoten. Thy ae.n," said he, will be
to -treligthen and comfit on many Mends of the Mirk, to re•
concile enemies, and-to ?cutter the blessed seed of tile %%tad,
on ilia right hand ant! 'on the left." lie this spirit he per.
funned flie journey he liad projected, and had the happiness
to rind his irhoites crown, d mutt success. The Society in
London emitted him .C.iooo, and his account of the appuea.
thin tit it has been regularly ha/wanted, and all the state
usents has been most mutate and satisfactory.
In the mirth of Europe, the laudable exertions of the Her.
Dr Pas.!rson, his. Psulustua, and Dr. kiendesson, continue

2%1

Co be charactei i•ed by djliganec, pialwiet;,
which dignify the:r names. ',ann. atid numerous Crain no
have been disperi.rd in Daneniark. Z land, &e.
• tiler the sitiction or the king. In St.-sweet s the Lritad-
grare Clarks and' lila blast' ions I 1)11.4oct 1.11444,444-. tier"! Me
hilt to llell'.ll2lllCS in a new Society, acid r. reslthUt
he delivered an appropriate atlittePi t 1111t1 in a su/.sequer t
letter to the I)eati. lie dots euoc in dt s, "The tuanilation of
the building ha. been conitileated ; the raisiiiir of ti.e shape,.
stracture ehirlly drrulin. oil the clergy. The people feel
relish fur real religion ; they regard the Bible as its tirr”sr
(onntain. They night, MCI 4 fire, to be taaght that the flio•-.
trines of onr Lord Jest,. Christ, 'is laid down by 1441:14.4•1f, au .4
salvation thiough his mews, ate the 0111 I. p444iit., in %%I:iefi
are all inteteated."--" 1 hit estale,i•litoent of this ;111,i ti
Itentlibrirg coeteties I,a. i videritly Ilse moat
etience in reviving eloristian plintipbsin the tninda of into,
in this time of infidelity and conicityt of etligiun."

A. H.

Front the LONDON GAZETTE, Tuesday,
BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGE!).
Toriti J. aid W SHOUT J. Tichbourne-street, habcrdasltcrs, from
Aug. 29 to Oct. 3.
FORD .1. ilit1110101.1;11.spVet, Burton-Crerctlit, merchant, frem A LA.,
29 to Octl7.
COLBOURN J. Pudding-lane, 63-n &v. s to
Sept. 19.
BANKRUPTCICS
OtTIVOESA 11. Ilinnifigham, facior.
WartitstoToss W. Perry-barr, Stalrordshtre, fArrrier.
BA Nxr.o PTS.
PENN F. jun. WalthArlniwii. plumber, S; pt. Is, 15, net. el. A t
GuildhalL Airs. Rta,sen aad Sou. Cro•Yu.court, Aldcr,g4' -
street.
LEAR Y. Strand, brush-Maker, Aug. 29, &v. 19, Oct. 6, at Guy i.
hall Att. Mr. Briggs. Essex.street. Strand.
Mo.rax T. Holyhead, mu-keeper, Sept. 21, 22. Oct. Nat Shrer,
bury. Atts. i'ltilpot and Co. Harecourt, Temple.
BUCKLAND M. Ba..%water. victualler, Sept. 5, 12. Oct. 6, at Guild-
hall. Au. Mr. Rubinson, lbsif-moon-sueer,
KEattf. Kingston-upon-Hull. Yorkshire. merchant, Sept. 7. 4.
Oct. 6, at Kingston•trion-liull. Aut. closer, Son, and Rostßr.
Bartlett's-buildiugt, liolburn.
WAKEFIELD J. City-wad, builder. Aug. 29, Sept. 12. Oct. 6, at
Guildhall Att. Alt. Cuter, Lord 51,i)(a's Coart-otlicc, Royal
Exchange.
MARSHAL E. Adlington, Kent, factor, Sept. 7,6, Oct. 6, at Guild-
hall, Canterbury. Amt. Brace anti Cu. Surrey-street, strand.
THOROGOOD C. Strand, dealer. Aug. -29, Sept. 12, Oct. 6, at Qui/J-
-lialL Au. Mr. Dickens, Cooke's-ezurt, Carey-street.

i>tVIDEND3.
8. rerhc Walsall, Staffordshire, factor, Sept. 24.
J. Preston, Manor Mill, Shiffnal/. Shropshire, miller, Sept. ff.
J. Farror, Birmingham, grocer, Sept. ft.
W. Hutchinson, St. Jolin•street, checsemon;cr,, Sept. 15.
11. White, Wanninstcr, linen-diaper, Sept. 15.
F. Price at;el H. Le Sceief, V.'inchaster-street, merchants, S 15.
F. Perry, Finsbury-squate, merchant, Sept. 14.
R. Beauchamp, Coventry-stre,q, Haymarket, lace-dealer. Sept. 17.
J. !Morris. Chepstow, shopkeeper, Sept.
T. Hopkins, Camden-ste-...et, St. Pancras, builder, Sept. 1.5.
E. Watson. G. Nelson and G. Cooke, Love-hoe, hosiers, Sept. ie.
T. Sykes and W. Baker, I.eeds, dyers, Sept.:.
J. D. Fkckno, Daventry, draper, Sept. is
'F. Ambrose and T. Fawell, botolph-lane. wine-merchants, Sept 14.
M. Nash, Harlington, Bedtonlshirt. grocer, Sept. 15.
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J. Thompson, Mappleton, I)erhyshire, farmer—J. Brooke, I:ant-
brewer--J.114:11, North Shields., brewer..-,,W.
bookseller.