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BRUSSLLS AND IMANKFORT PAPERS.

[RECEIVED LAST NIGHT

13niqsEt.s, AIAY S.— f Ijs Grace the Duke of
'Welrington set off this morning- to repair to the
Lead.gnartevs of Field Wlarshal Prince Blticher, at
Liege, and M. Veider, General in the -Prussian
Tvrvice, is also gone back to the same head-quar-
ters. A great many Hanoverian troops of all
-arms. have passed throng)) this city within these

t w‘, days.
IlobooNa, APRIL 19.—1 n consequence:of an en-
4zugement which took place under our very walls
the Neapolitans have given ‘,aiy and retreated to-
▪ ards lmtnola. M !rat had 'set-off at the last 'no-
; he was followe,l by the partisans of in-
caTendence whom fouud here. The van of the.
▪ ustrian- army, consist ng of 10,000 under
Vivid Marshal Lieutenant
,Bianchi, entered this
place on the 16th, and was followed next day by.
2i0,000 men, who successively took the road to
Romagna. It would be difficult to form an idea
of what our con, "tiat has suffered within the last
•fortn,ght ; the fields are rava;Led ; to this the
l'equisitions of all kinds, and the forced loans, and
you will conceive with what joy we have received
our deliverers.
ovico, Aram 17-01 in the morning.)—A
printed accredited letter (accreditates schrieben)
with this date announces the follt)wing circum-
stances. According to authentic accounts, the
English, in conjunction with the Sicilians, have
landed tat the coast -of Naples, and advanced into
the. ki,gdorn, which is wholly destitute of troops.
They have taken posse-.Sion of the city of Naples
itself, and are advancing by forced marches to
meet the Neapolitans, who are retreating in the
greatest haste. The Queen of Naples has fled to
Ancona. It is hoped that the enemy's army must
be• lost without the Possibility of escape, as our
tranps are surrounding it on all sides.
FRom ITALY, APR SL 20.---His Royal Highness
the Duke of Modena returned to his capital on
the 13th, after the enemy had-occupied it a week.
He had' not time to levy contributions there. Mu-
- rat's soldiers behaved in every respect very ill in
the last (a‘ s of their retreat ; they Nvete 22,000
stron, and fled before as Austrian corps of 6,000
incr. When the Austrian regiments of hussars,
which now bear the name of the Prince Regent
01 EL:Jam!, attacked than, they threw clown
their arms, and cried out for quarter. That part
of the Neapolitan army which formed the rear,-
had done Murat almost unit-6 harm than even
the enemy, for the boundless rapacity in which.
these ':rage robbers indulged, has incensed 'al/
the inha Itants of, Italy against them, and they
can nowhere shrw themselves without being at-
tacked and Pursued by the peasaats. The Nc.-,,:0-litan
litan artuy'is full of dissatisfaction and confusion.
Several prisoners havii; been asked where
their King was; replied, " our'Kingis in Sicily;
but Joachim and his brother-in-law, Jet otne Buo-
»aparte,, are with the army ; -.,here, we do tint
k ." 'fir' corps o! General Carascosa, which

is c!,mposel of deserters, tights desperately.
1 he dis,-,ositioa of the people of Italy shews
more decidedly wick plAihly at the sight of the
excvsses committed by the Neapolitans, and of
the daily reinforcements received by the Austrian
army. All Murat's attempts to excite instirrf•c-
Coos have failed ; and it is generally believed that
the Austrians will enter Naples before the middle
of May.—( Fr'milefort German Gazette, April 30.)
.SIENNA, APRIL 19.—A body of 5;700 Neapo-
litan troops have arrived here, who have, iallen
back from Torii; another corps of 7000 has stop-
red at Perugia.
Letters from Modena are foll'of expressions of
e'ioy'ot the inhabitants The enemy had 3000
Men' encamped opposite Spliemb4rto ; u squadron
(It iichtclisttin- having crossed the
river to reconnoitre them, they instantly aban-
doned their camp, and fled with such precipitation,
that they left behind their camp kettles, and all
their field equipage. .

Field Marshal Lieutenant Count Neipperg's di-
vision having arrived yesterday at Carpi, to rein-
force Field Marshal Lieutenant Bianchi; the
hoops proceeded to-day (16th) in pursuit of the
enemy : the ducal battalion will have the honour
of taking part ,in the future operations of the war.
Mit.Alg, APRIL 17.-The following Proclarna-.
tion has been published here :
nis Majesty our August Sovereign, constant in the sen-
timents of afftction which he has always professed for his
people of Italy, has just fixed theit' invariable limits, and
crowned the regard he has alwayS testified th them, by form-
ing of his Italian 'States a Kingdom of Lombardy and Venice.
This resolution, which preserves to all the cities and all the
Italian subjects ci his' Majesty, the advantages Which they
enjoyed, will doubtless he regarded as a proof of the affection
which the House of Austria has always shewn to Italy. A
Vicei:oy, of whom his Majesty reserves to himself tliG choice,
will represent his Auust Person in this Kingdom. The ho-
nour which his Majesty has done hie, by riming. me Lieute-
nant to the Viceroy, gives me a fresh oppottunity of watching'
over the tranquillity and happiness of thiS country."

SWITZERLAND, AP.KII,- 2,1.-:—Letters from Lyons
of the 19th announce, that General Brayer has
declared Lyons to be no longer in a state of siege,
and takes leave of, the inhabitants. Many regi-
ruts of the line have left Lyons for charnbetri ;
they are supposed to be destined .for Italy.

CORONER'S INQUEST.—On Saturday- an Inquest
was held at Higgerson's, the, m ship, Berkeley-
street, before GEoRGE HODGSON, Esq. On view
of the body of Miss CHARLOTTE WHITEIrEAD, a
dress-maker, 24 years of age, .of a lively, cheer.;
pa disposition, aml by no means ailing. At eleven
o'clock on Wednesday night the deceased went to
bed she was then in good health and spirits ;
Elie slept with another young women, who awoke
towards morning, and. found the deceased lying
on her back ;- she had a -noise- in her throat, and
ivirness thought stiehad some unpleasant theam,
and she shook the deceased in order to awake her,
flit finding she could not, she became alarmed,
thinking
she was it: a tit ; she called up the fa-
lady, and they found her expiring ; the rattles
were in her throat ; .the doctor was sent for; two
doctors arrived ; clue of theta attempted to bleed
her, but she was dead.—Ml•. hill, surgeon. of St.
Joh3-street, deposed, that being sent for, he.
cone, and found the deceased just expiring ; he
oPened a vein, 'but she gave no blood ; from the
appearance of the disorder, he had no doubt but
her death was caused by Apoplexy. The 'Jury
returned a verdict of—Died by the vi.sitation of
od.

PINANCE,

The folloiying commuuic,stion was made to the
Bank of England on Saturday afternoon :

Downing-street,

- -
. I request you' will male known in the usual mantle", that
it is my intention to afford an opportunity of completing the
sum of 18 millions, to which amount Parliament has autho-
rised Exchequer Bills to he funded. A preference will he
given to those persons who have already subscribed Exclie-
quer Bills, in conformity to the It:ention of the House of
Commons. The Exchequer Bill Office will be open on
Tuesday and IVcdnesday netA, for the purpose of receiving
subscriptions i❑ Exchequer Bills of those persons to any
amount, not exceeding 80 per cent, on the sum they 'have
already respectively subscribed; and they will he permitted
to make an offer of subscribing any further sum in Exchequer
Bills, which, in the event of 18 millions not being completed
by the subscription of 80 per cent. will he accepted in the
order of suet) offers to such hint:omit, as may complete the suet
of IS millions in the whole. Supposing the sum of 18 mil.;
lions not to he filled up in either of the modes aforesaid, the
public will be allowed to complete the same on Thursday
next. Exchequer Bills, dated between the lst day of March;
181,1, and the Bth day of this instant May, both inclusive,
will be received for such subscriptions; and for every tool.
principal money contained therein, will be given 1171. capital
stock iu the Navy 5 per Cents. the interest whereon is to
commence from the sth day of January last, and the interest
on the Exchequer Bills stcbscribed in consequence of this
notice, is intended to be fixed to the 10th day of June next
inclusive.

I hate the honour to Ile, &c.
To the Governor and Deputy N. VANSIT rART.
Goverm,;.of the Bank.

It is reported that, among the financial tnea-•
sures meant to be proposed by the- Chancellor of
the Exchequer, fnr•ther recourse will be had to the
unclaimed Dividends. There remained in the
hands of the Bank on. the Ist of March last,
552,0001. ; of this sum, 600,0001. might fairly be
appropriated to the public service. Another re,
port is, that the Bank will advance 10 millions
on the security of the Property Tax. A third re-
port is, . That assistance to Government is a,lso to
he derived in another form from► the PropertN
Tax : tor• this purpose, the assessments as fixed
by the.. Commissioners are to be the same as in
the last year, and persons who have been thus as-
sessed will be allowed to pay the amount they
contributed the preceding year, and - will receive
a discount of 5 per cent. for prompt payment. It
is also reported,• that there will be an issue of
Exchequer Bills to the amount of the sum just
brought in to be funded, and a public loan to the
amouut of 12 millions. These sums together will
produce as follows : . •

Ewan from tht. Bank
Exchequer Bills
New Loan
Prompt pa, meats upon Property 'lax
and unclaimed Dividends , 4,000,000

L.z3a,000,000

EXT RAORDINARY DWARF.

The following is a correct description of the
sm ilest Dwarf ever known, who was exhibited
before the QUEEN, the Princesses ELIZABETH,
MARY, and CHARLOTTE Of %VALES, the PRINCE
REGENT, the Dukes of Yoiu and CLARENCE, on
Friday. His name is StatoN RAAP, 'a native of
ZandVoort, near Haarlem, in Holland : he is 26
years of age, weighs only 27 pounds, and is only
23 inches in height. Ile is considered the shortest
titan ever seen. He. is well- made, and well pro-
pbrtioued for his size. lie has not grown any
shire he tea ; six years of age, and no cause oan
he assigned by the Faculty.: He goes through
the militAry exercise with a gun, proportionably
to his size. He smokes tobacco and takes snuff
freely. He prefers the house to the open air.
His appearance is tilat of a child between four and
five. years of age, but his age is visible in the fea-
tures of his face; his disposition is very lively,
and he will hold a conversation in his own lan-
guage.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF CHANCLaY, SATURDAY, MAY 6.

MARRIAGE DELAYED.

GOLDSMITH V. GOLDSMITii.

Mr. HART stated, that this eras a Bill filed for
the purpose of the LOrd Chancellor directiuz one
of the Trustees of the late Mr. Goldsmith to con-
sent to the marriage of daughter.

Mr. Goidsmith had left very cimsideraitle pro.
perty to certain
,trustees, for the benefit of his
daughter, in case she should marry with their
consent. She was at present under age, but pro-
posal of marriage had-been made to her by a Gen.
denial', whose rank and fortune rendered him a
match every way eligible,. The young Lady herself
was agreeable, and all the trustees but one had
given their consent. That one, however, would
neither: say whether he approved or disapproved
of the suitor; he was indifferent upon the subject.
In the mean time, for the want of his consent,
the marriage was delayed, to the great regret of
the young parties ; under these circum-
stance, it was hoped his Lordship would order the
trustee to consent.

Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY, on behalf of the qustee,
whose consent had been withheld, said his client
had never acted in execution of the trusts of Mr.
Goldsmith. in this will in' any respect whatever.
He was consequently not competent to say,, whe-
ther the purposed match was one which he ought
to appro've•of. He was willing to att as his Lord-
ship should suggest.
The LORD CHANCELLOR was of opinion, that if
the trustee knew nothing of the proposed bride-
groom, he could not direct him to give his con-
sent. All he could do was, to 'refer it to the
Master, 'to inquire whether the intended match
was a proper one, with a view to the young lady's
fortune and station in life, and it he should report
that it wps, then, upon proper settlement being
made, the marriage might be solemnized. -
COURT:OF KING'S BENCH, MAy
r.
This day the case •of " The King v..Nlariden,"
was decided. The defendant having been con-
victed_of publishing a libel against the late Mayor
of Colchester, an application • was made to the
Court to arrest the judgment, on the ground of
there being no proof that the publication applied
to the prosecutor. The latter was a twine-mer-
chant, and-the words sloe-jaice were Construed to
apply to him.—The COURT observed, they must
distil the libel very closely before they could inter
that.sloe-jßiye and the proSecutor were one person,
merely because the prosecutor was a wine-mer-
chant.---The judgment was accordingly arrested:

rROM 'll4-LONDON GAZETTE, thy

Poreign-qffice, May 6

H.N. Royal Highness the Prince Regent has he'e►i pleased,
is ti►e name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint
Alexander Cockburn, Esq. to he his Majesty's Envoy Extra-
ordinary to the Free and Pmperial Hamieatie Towns

War-Office, May 6, 1815.
lst-Regiment of Dragoon GUards, To. be Lieutenants, with=
-out purchase, Lieuts. F. Hamersly, from the half-pay ot the
sth Dragoon Guards ; * Fred. Polhill, from the half-pay of
the 4th Dragoon Guards.
To he Cornet, without purchase, Gentleman Cadet Williatn
Tuveyplawley Fisk, front the Royal Military College, vice
Irwin, promosed.
4th Ditto, 'l'. Comber, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice
Clemison, promoted.
Ist Regiment of Dragoons, Lieut. Edward Arnold, from half-
pay of the 12th Light. Dragoons, to be Lieutenants, with-
out purchase. Edward Clive, Gent. to be Cornetovithout
purchase.
2d ;jilt, Lieut. Richard T. Fawcett, franathe elst Light Dra-
A-Uons', to he Lieutenant, without purchase.
3t.1 Ditto,. Dent. Croxton Johnson to he Captain of a:Troop,
by purchase, vice Cooper, who retires. Wm. Blathwayt,
Gent. to be Cornet, without purchase.
6th Ditto. Lieut. T. C. Green. front the 25th Light Dragootis,
to he Lieutenant, without purchase.
10th Ditto, John Trollope, Gent. to be Cornet, without
purchase. -
12th Ditto, Lieut—John Michlethwaite, from half-pay of the
Ist Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, without purchase.
,17th Ditto, Lieut. G. Sullivan, from the Ist Reg:orient of Life
Guards, to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Walker,
who retires.
18th Ditto, Ensign*R. Vandaleur, from the 85th Foot, to be
Cornet, ,ithout purchase, vice Moiling, pronioted.
25th Ditto, W. Dimes, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice
MitrphY, promoted.
let Regiment of Foot Guards, -- Lyster, Gent. to be En-
sign, without purchase, vice Nixon, prompted.
4th Regiment of Foot, Dent. Benj. Fox, froni the' Ist Life
Guards, to be Lieutenant, vice Warde, who exchanges.
11th Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel C. W. Crouk,hank,
from the half-pay of the 38th Regiment of 'Foot, to be
Major, vice Bristow, who exchanges.
I sth Ditto, Lieut.-Colonel Alex. Milne, from half-pay of the
regiment, to be Lieut.-Colonel. Major J. Moore, from
half-p;iv of theiteennent, to be Miijoe.
To be Captains of Companies, Captains John Cosby, Peter
Powell, John Fisher, Thomas Reeves, and Walter Dillon,
from half-pay of the regiment. •
To be Lieutenants, Lieuts-. Donald Macpherson, George
Illing,worth, and, Redmond Byrne, from, half-pay of tile
regiment.
To be Ensigns, Ensigns Thos. Drought,''!'. Allen, J. L. 'Mac-
Thomas Bantaster, ---- Hardwick, from half-
pay of the regiment. T. O. Gage, Tiumaas Maunsell, and
J. P. Drury.
To be Surgeon, C. Gill,.'from half-pay of the regiment.
19th Ditto, Lieut. Langton to be Captaiir of a Company, by
purchase, vice Wildey, who retires. •
25th Ditto,- Captain H. It. Digby, from half-pay of the 6th
Garrison Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, vice Wm.
- Lyons, who exchanges. hospital-Assistant Jas. M`Arthur
to be AsSistaot-Surgeon,Nice Kelly, deceased.
26th Ditto, Lieutenant Stephen Collins, from half-pay of the,
48th Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice Wright, who exchanges.
31st ,Ditto,- Captain W. H. Milks, from half-pay of the 36th
Foot, to be ('apt tin of a Company, vice Blomer, who ex-
changes, receiving the difference. .
44th Ditto, Brevet Lieut.-Colonel George O'Malley, from the
ist Foot, to be Majo?, without 'purchase. Ensign H.
Mence to be Lieutenant, vice Beatty, deceased.
To be Etisivn Alexander Beatty, Gent. vice Mence.

55th Ditio;.jLient. Thomas Husker, from-half-pay 0i the 23d
Foot, to. be Lieut. vice Bolton: Who exchanges, receiving
-the difference.
59th Ditto,'ltobert Proctor, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase,
vice Gammen, promoted in the Sicilian regiment.
7=2d Ditto, Lieut.-Genetal Rowland Lord Hill, G. C. B. from
the 94th Fuot, to be Colonel, vice General Stuart, de-
ceased. •
7.3 d Ditto, Robert.Gorman, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase,
vice Harris, promoted in the Bth Foot.
75th Ditto, Lieutenant Ge(irge Robert Mountain; from half-
pay of the 47th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Pahoer, who
exchanges.
77th Ditto, Ensign John Tayloe to be Lieutenant, by pur-
chase, vice Leman, pro-muted to the Royal African Corps.
Geo.. Edw. Francis, Gent.• to be Ensign, by purchase, vice
Tayloe.
81st Ditto, Major M.A. Boum, from the half-pay of the 15th
Foot, to be Major: vice Gillman, who exchang, s.
82d Ditto, Hospital-Assistant. Matthew 'l'. Lane
.to be. Assist-
ant-Surgeon,. vice M'Kcown. deceased.
83i1 Ditto, John Gordon, Gent. to he Ensign, by purchase,
vice Burgess, promoted.
85th Ditto, Thos.' P. Vandeleur, Gent. to be Ensign, without
pprchase, vice Vandeleur, appointed to the 18th Light
Dragoons.
88t b. Ditto, Cal:t. Charles Barnwall, from half-pay of the 45th
Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Walker, who ex-
changes. - -

94th Ditto, Major-General Sir Charles Colville, G. C.B. from
the half7pay of the sth Garrison, Battalion, to be Colonel,
vice Lord Hill, appointed to the command of the 72d Foot.
Richard Westettra, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, viceM‘Cormick, promoted. , .
Royal Waggon Train, Cornet Henry O'Neil to be Lieutenant.
Cornet Thomas Newton, from half-pay 'of the Regiment, to
be Cornet. Cornet William ood,from half-pay of
the Regiment; to be. Cornet, vice O'Neil.
Royal York Rangers, Major Godfrey Starch to be Lieutenant-
. 6doliel, without purchase, vice Sir John Wilson, appoint-
ed, to the Portuguese Staff. Captain l'eter Mathewson 't•
be Major, Vice Stuck. Lieuteiant Joha F. Schultze to be
Captain of a Company, vice Mathewson.
2d Garrison Battalion.---To be Captains of Companies, Lieu-
tenant J. Maephersto.:(l,,infrtoli:et
15ththe 41,5itgiltitk;o3roatg.00,Lnise.uteLniaeunt-
fre(iVt.io;;;n'Irldacr'1%, from the 28d' Light Dragoons.
To beLientenants, Lieuten:trits John Stalliard", Gel.). Knox,
and F. W. Burke, from half-pay of the Regiment..
To be Ensigns, James J. Brett and Edmund Sebastian Locke
Gents.
Nova Scotia Fencibles, -Lieutenant John Lowc, from the 2d
Life Guards, to be Lieutenant, vice Marchiugton, who
exchanges.

HOSPITAL, STAFF.'
To be Deputy InSpectors of • Hospitals, Deputy-Inspectors
Stephen WAlriche and William Taylor, from half-pay.
To be Physician to the-Forces, _Edward Walsh, M.D. from
half-pay.
To e Surgeons to the Forces, Staff-Surgeons Thomas San 7
•
dell, John Boggle, Charles Collier, T. A. Burmeister, and
John Callander, from half-pay.
To be-Apothecary to the Forces, Apothecary James Taylor,
from half-ray.
o be Deputy Purveyors to the Forces, Deputy-purveyors
John Sounders- and Charles .Surtees, from half-pay.
pc , Regiment, Lieutenant D,Olbreuse, from
half-pay of the Chasseurs Britanniques, to 'bt Lieutenant,
vice Duthie], _who exchanges. FroucisZeigler, Gent. to
be Ensign, vice Doris, promoted.
Meuron's Regiment, Ensign James Edgelove, from. half-pay
of the 50th Foot, to be Quarter-Master, vice Voucher, de
ceased.
York Light Infantry Volunteers, Assistant-Surgeon M. Cath-
cart t, be Surgeon, vice hawless, deceased.
The Duke of York's Greek Light Infantry, Captain George
• Chandler, Irons half pay of the late 2d Regiment, to be
capt„in• of a Company, vice Laguiderai appointed to the
2d Regiment.
NlEmonANnum.-.--Cornet Jacob Hoens, of the.- let Light
Dragoons, is supeeseded, being absent without leave. The
appointment of Win. Abingdon, Gent. to be Ensign in the'3d
West India Regiment, as stated in the Gazette of 21st August
18IfY, has not taken place. The appointments of Hospital-
Assistants John Smith andTeniple Pearson, front halt-pay,
to be. Hospital Assistants to the Forces, as stated in the Ga-
zette of the tsth ultimo, have not taken place, ,

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.

John Bayley, Lea, Herefordshire, drover.

BANKRUPTS.
Thomas Fisber, Exton,•ltutlandshire, livery-stable-keeper,
to surrender May 22, at five, 23, at ten, and June 17, at
eleven, at the Fox .and Hounds inn, Exton. Attornies,
Mesys. Warren aNd Churchill, Uppingham, or MeSsrs.
Long and Austen, Gray's Inn.
Joseph Bradnuch, Birmingham, wholesale draper, May 26,
27, and .June 17, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Birtning-
ham. Attornies, Mr. PLltt)ll, Wi Oflice-court, Fleet-
street, or Mr. Maudsley, Birmingham'. -
John Woodward, Lamplighter's Hail; ,Vestbury-upon-Tryni,
-Gloucestershire, ciuiuer, May 21, .?s and June 17, at
twelve, at the Cotanuereial Rooms, Bristol. Attornies,
Messrs. Rosser and son, Bartlett's-buildings, Loudon, or
Alr. Joseph Langley, Clare-street; Baistol,

William 'Cross', ritlesiVoith, ..ufrolii',
;,,, , 4=2, at
seven, 23, at eleven, and June 17, at seven, at ",' fodei
Arm, Inn, Halesworth. Attorney, Mr. JAI "
• Halesworth. gay 13'
Jacob Theodore Schroder, ManCiestr, merchant, 'fro
15-, and June 17, at tr.-0 at the Brideewater -Nons,. or
Manchester. Attm• • '
line t a
flies, Mr. Cun , wy We; e.
Messrs. `Tarrant ' , Clatke, and Richards, Clow. . •at tr.,
John Jones,* •
„ l3tcester, Oxfordshire, bill-her, AlaY "; j, $"
Edward Houghton, Lin
'", and June 17, at eleven, at the Kings ..
Unts,:to,:ssrs.
crater. Attornies, Mr. H. liralford, i3ic'est,zr, or NA
1‘ eyriek,and Broderip, Red Lio quare• 0-19,
Gaskell; Gray'S Inn; Boston, co.tis sir ,
ci. i
fin, 130t0 bes
20, add June 17, at el
Attornies, Mr. even'
'4
the
Peae('
.i'lesander Fo'.
Hallway, Boston, or Mr.
hal'eri
William
ghallcrass; Jose I ' t
1-street, g pattcrass tt V
—illn
_ti.dhaii. A o
May 9, 20, and June 17p
, at eleven, at (-i '1
, ~ Alsi
ney, Mr. John C la, entan, I urnivid's Inn.
Jolla Blake, London-strt tt, C . ieh abinct-Ul3`ce"' eyi
utor!, ,
13, 20, and June 17, a'; 't 3reethy— ',C• di 11 A
welve, at Gull ta •
Mr. C. IL. P
ai ;ter, Greenwich. „d JUO.
John Ma • rchant, Maidstone, carpenter, May 13, 20, a"j,,,,„5,;
Earl at twelve, at Guildhall. Au r • .s, Mr. ‘C• it' tajlit
0 HR. 0,,
~,,.. ',7 I.
-street, Black f►-.• ' I Idl s, or Mr. James Otta ~.'
burst, Kent. 0 eli
Charles Barnett, London-wall, horse dealer, MaY 1 ~',;ides
and June 17, at ten,, at Guildhall. .itt Lie'', Mr.°
....tor
New Broad-strett.
Bober ' • Robert Ik, hoe, Queen-stret.t, Chet side, wine-rfic' roeY,
vv.,
May 13, 20, and June 17 at ten, a'tP.Geiltihall. ' .
Mr. Coate, Austin-friars. -'• • ' at 000
John Benjamin. nals.
Roper, GOspott, brewer, May 119hia Ido,,
18, at eleven, and June 17, at one, at the 0411 - GO'
Gosport. Attornies, Messrs. Collins'
and Flewsoll9
port, or Messrs. Dyne and Son, Lincoln's Inti-deldsg, 16°
Thomaslt Pearce, New-road, Gravesend, tailor, May,,t,,,ttei
_ir Juste 17, at, eleven, at Guildhall, Loudon. "'" •
N . ac!tett. New-court -‘—• ' '` c°tri'
(ut, Ss aim) e-latie. . ton'al
John W.ll'
i ington Haywood, Nil lace, Kcnaing,„ire ,
mon, stock-broker, May 13, 10 Y-1)
I June 17, at t".- Oa
Guildhall. Attornies, Mess's.' Call'itt n, Stevens, '
lima
Wood, Little Saint Thomas Apostle.' . •
DIVIDENDS.
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-- - - —7- -- - -
May 27. C. Bell, of Sampson's-gardens, WapPing, Taster'''''.-
May 30. W. Tookey, New Bolid-stretet, j
mariner—May 27. H. K. Smithers, Newport, coal""L„,er---
MaY 29. M Burrell, King's Lynn, Norfolkshire, ironia)7,7l, 3.
J. Walkden, Market Harborough, Leicestershire, ii!i.....joee
—May 29. W. hi
H°-"son; ILlncliester, cotton-spinol_,Joo
2. J. Davey, late of East Anstey, Devonshire, Ye°l-1,-11 Lain,
10. C. Leese, Canterbury, druggist—May 27* G. dealt,
Demerara, Merchant—June 3 E. Lowton, Mark-lane;._.ol.,
—June 3. W. Penney, the Fox, Back-lane,' Dept ford,
.ide,,joil,
ler—May 27. R. Howard, sea, J. Rivers, and It 14°,Wajd, file-
evveller--I,"eeper
'Mitcham, calico-printers Mav 30. J. Baskett, She_n one 9'
maker—May 29. E. Simmons, late of Dcal,,groc,erc,,,snonf •
1.
.",,c'aster,
M. Ddke, York, comb-inanulicturer—May al.
Bridgewater, merchant—June' 6. C. qkirrow, I-',,a core!,
street,
grocer—May-27; J. Reynolds, and J. Kendall, Wiln,e_„treetf.
wine-merchant—May 27. G'. Gardiner, St• J°.l)7t!,:cheSte!.
ironmonger—May 27. A. Gumpertz, Great i. Gov"
Thavies Inn, publishers—May 27. W. and J. Edulea
Kent, paper-makers. ' - '
me'clialif—May 27. T. Reynolds and ds, 100

CERTIFICATES—MAY 27. Lan'
caster, sail-cloth manufacturt r—F. DerP:l7;liingl
J. Gilbee, Cavendish, Suffolk, farmer—
„t
Northamptenshire, scriremr—W. Franckling, A'a sheath, el
—D. Boileau; Kingston-upon-Hull, merchant--- balls Bottle.
Sheath, and J. Dixon, Boston, merchants--E• It' ••s, Lit-
Moreton, Berk Shire, paper-maker—W. and I,eribysiiir"
Tower-street, wine-brokers—S. Dexter, Belploe) .
linen-draper.
Wyk ham,

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. /,..iroir
W. Palmer and P. Weatheihead, Oxford-street, qiciile'sbiret
mongers.—T. Massey and .T. Lawton, Stockport, Yorksilife:
cotton-spinners.—T. R. I.: and C. Lee, Leeds, 1 1,1 pgcer
inerchauts.--J. Bolton and N. Isherwood, Ltidotc.“ ' ',lce--
pool.
-WW'.
-•"°'
W. Stubbs and J. Smith, Old-street, chair- tuaffill'ic-.0„.-13tie'
jlie (4"ml tneri Bermondsey.—G. (el .7---.'GB'. andlled (J16.1n e:
Smith, a' d
Sheffield,j.l. I'.
we nhni teer'l24lol::oleilrasl;l:'
facttirers.—C. Cooper and J. Price; ilanch
Lijainni7lionu' sell, igsitilliepY-b' ship-biscuit—bakers.—Wil.soWniltalle,l
J. Wignall, Leeds, W. Townciad, KnottingleY, aAltl3lol4lo-'
wavr--;
shire, and J. Hyde, Stockport,
Cheshire, eat,
turers.
.10 S"b-46, ..
SUGAII.—The • -of Brown or Musco.f. ~,, .
al craze price 00"
e:itecirtoti
iiii, II:a. :fattt
computel from the keturns made in the weljlellii:e- -
May, 1815, is 595. 74d. per cwt.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
I/ ta al;
BolY-STREET.—SaturdaY, Daniel o'-- a upon
geared before Mr. ButNIE. and Mr. FaßANl,,'_,' 0.11.
chan o2rmation against him under the 12f1) ue The
, • for keeping- a gambling-
_be penalty. of
charge, 8
ige, however', %vas not substantiated Yon°
house.b the
suevidence adduced, and the information of wre,
lobo
quashed. A man of the name of al:ictecl
intt°. was simunoned as a witness, was C"
50/. for non
leas
Saturday Richard rociploi;
aas brought "up for a final examinatiol4eorgi
harge Of embezzling SO/. the propertY 'f. eV"'
Stevenson_ and .Co. Bankers, Lombard-stre
He, was fully committed for trial. and fa
wife Ann
-"ARE.—Saturday J. penny an e 0.
iAnn Collins were examined on a el'arliag
robbery. Mr. Leek, of Grosvenor-place' rise
inne Iwanit a a,servant, engaged the fen Tale„ Poll
carrieusecotor.
.i 7 Benny acknowledged having
the , greaterpart of the property. The r abo"t VI;
-appearance.. _ ‘,./.
said_l he conceived in mono only he lost er tb"
but could not be positive, and did not disc° ,ertl
the Pir°l far
lole eY..tent of their plunder until
was found at their lodging Remanded .(jr
ther examination. . filtb..
UsICI HALL
Cane,
N __ALL.-.Tliontas Mucklestone before r.
—Lai", two Irishmen, were hiought bet°,,dwarti
..jeant SELLON
, charged will, assaultin„, ler of
Hathaway, and wounding him with, a Pt°,,,flt °1
the head. They were committed, f"r, 'at toe
bail, to answer for the riot and assault
Sessions: rod
ATTON-GARDEV - Gebrae Raberls, char
ri
vith killing and. 'slay' , Zunuel Jennings,
1 inn
fully committer!. ..

BIRTHS. etsbit"
focOrnt Selaittubredlaiiyi,dt,he 29th of April, at St. Giles'3,o9ll:iai; l'e I.
the___o ,i RightTl: u
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aAneS,lKoali.ea-s.torefeitt,sotnh.e Ladya a SO 7
lacci, of Nlajor-Genei
, perto"
On Friday last, at Knightsbridge, the Lady of 14..
A 0.14
On Saturday last, in Guildford-place,
the LadY
Esq. of the Ceylon Civil Service, of a son• of ffus
Shaw, Esq. of a son.
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.fotir:elaattuerDdary6T r a
On Friday, the oisi nit. at St. I`..;icholas CliarccoYach row
eoelino-rVv.:alter, Esq. to Mi
courtship of
Wrexl •
lam to • Chester Mr. George Lynch? J°
Mrs. Mary Linxlon, widow, both of Liverpool.
lid/ an hoar,VM trt
toi
elf i'ENE eo.Butr- nges;s:b .yr. e.l

PIED. tre 4 jill
On Thursday last, at his il 0U S e ill 15Pt ti•ti g 1!
saltielS;); I 'l irig s:C' ;
Rev. '-1""1:.3 -1""1,3 POU II tal Ile, one of his Niaie'L,Yf 00,0019
Ordhiciry, Prebendary of Worcester, ;Vicar (..eford9bireitiiial
in Worcestersbirg, ittiti of Torrington, in fitei, late -4‘cordti
The saute day, Mrs. C;artaret, evil oi_.., Dart. Ite
Cartar,t, and Only sister of Sir John Silveste,
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Of London. -

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Cr :05;;
'(l);NtieDj.)N Printed .J, B. CAILSTAIILS, N"• '7
taug.; arid pithlcsiied hy W. A• SCRIPPS, o',4l,ertist
at the S Where oath
uluits• 04:vrs, Letters ( t paid) Sic Wust
pus - . $ ,