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London, England, 1819-04-28 00:00:00

And your Petitioners will ever, &c. &c. &c.

(Signed by the Reverend Rector, and Two Unwired and
Sixty Inhabitants.)

Upon Mr. SIMPSON'S Proposition, it was further resolved,
That. the Right Honourable Lord KENYON be requested to
PRESENT the PETITION to the HOUSE of PEERS, and
W. E. P. ToulelNE, Esq. to the HOUSE of COMMONS.

AL. T CAUTION TO MOIIELtS.—At a critical
season, like the present, when Children are Teething,
the utmost attention ought to he paid to them, particularly
as the Measles and Chincouch are so prevalent. If the irri-
tation of the gums comes-with any other disorder, very few
can recover. Mothers ought never to be without the AME-
RICAN SOOTHING SYRUP in the Nursery, for if a Child
wakes in the night With pains in its gums, this valuable Me-
Oicine applied will immediately open tl;e pores, heal the
gums, and thereby prevent Fevers or Convulsions, for should
it come in comperitioir with any other disorder, it often de-
stroys the '+lother's brightest hones. Parents who may be
dubious of the virtues of the Soothing Syrup. may refer to the
different cases that have appeared in the Newspapers fur
these last ten years. Since Mrs. Johnson has appropriated
one hour twice awed:, viz, from nine to ten o'clock on Tues-
day and Saturday mornings, to the Poor w.ho have Children
afflicted in cutting their Teeth, by 'bringing a letter from a
housekeeper, that the mother is a real object of charity, has
made it,so universally known in almost every family where
'there are young. children; Mrs. J. hopes so great a charity
will not be abused, as it is out of tier private purse.
To he had of the Proprietors, Johnson and Williams, N 0.44,
Newman-street, Oxford street, London ; and, by their ap-
pointment, of all the principal MedicineVenders in Town and
Country, at 25. 9.1. per bottle.—Be sure to ask' fur Johnson
and Williams's Soothing Syrup.

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LONDON JOURNALS.

FROM THE MORNING PAPERS OF THIS DAY.

[New Times.l

Our private letters from Paris mention the pre-
valence of very confident rumours there, that a
change would soon take- place in the French Mi-
nistry. Decaze was expected to rat, and leave all
his new associates to shift for themselves. C.hatr-
velin, Lafayette, and all the old Revolu-
tionists, had begun to dispiay so-much audacity,
and she►ved ►heir democratic views so openly, that
to prevent a•convulsion, it became twAtiitest that
the Law of Elections must be repealed without
delay, arid a system more favourable to the
Royalists adopted. It was asserted, that tire
King had already commissioned Talleyrand• to
Berm a new Ministry, and that it was 'settled that
Decaze should' be the only one of the present
Cabinet retained' in office. How tine all these
on dits may be we cannot pretend to ascertain ;
but it •is tolerably evident that even the monstrous
step of raising the Traitors of 1815 to the Peer-
age, has little if at all, tended to secure the poer
of the present Ministry. ,

[The Tiyies.]

By the 'receipt- of accounts from Halifax and
New Brunswick, of the end of last month, we
learn that.several vessels belonging to different
ports of Nova .Scotia had been seized in the . har-
bours of the United States ; and the excuse stated
for this proceeding is, that there is no clause its
the Commercial Treaty Which provides for Colo-
nial vessels touching a' Auvrican ports even, in.
dis-ress. A letter from St. John's, New Brims-
wick, mentio,s the arrivrd of Captain Hanford,
of the Three Sisters, whO stated, that having' oc-
casion- to put into Vineyat d Sound, being short of
provisions and 'tvsater, he was not only refused the.
supplies he stood in need of, but narrowly escaped
bring seized. In of her places British vessels were
without ceremony seized Rod condemned: among
others, the schooner James, of Halifax, shared
this fate.

[Morning Herald ]

The Report of she Bank -Committee of the
'House of Commors is supposed to be nearly
ready.. It is said, that lir. Tierney divided the
Committee, and stood alone in voting against the
Report. Thus, then, the Report cannot be its
favour of a'very sudden or decided plan for the
resumption of cash• payments, or Mr. Tierney
would 1161 have voted against it ; and yet it must
hold out a reasonable prospect, a rational scheme
for that resumption, or the other five or six Op-
position Members of the Committee tvould not
have voted for it.

. ,
. licitors, Messrs. Mason and Co.-New Bridge-street; and
Messrs... Buyer and' o. ‘Varrington.
W. Edwards, Winchester, manufacturer, .May 10, 11, and
June 8, at nine, at the Dog Tavern, Manchester. solici-
tors, Mr. IL Coates, Manchester; midi Messri. Adlington.
and Co. Bedford-row.
J. Hylroyde, Halifax. factor, May 17, 19, and JUne 8, at ten,
at the Unicorn, Manchester. Solicitors, Mr. J. Buckley,
Manchester ; and Messrs. Bennell and Co. St. SWithin's-
lane.

R.M. Morton, Shepton-Mallett, Somersetshire, grocer, May
5, at foiir, G. and June 8, at eleven; at the George Inn,
Shepton-Mallet. Solicitors, Mr. Maskeil, Sheptun-Mal-
let and Messrs. King and Co. Gray's-inn-square,
It. Pierce, Exeter; stone-mason, April 29, May 11, and June
8, at twelve, at the, Globe Inn, Exter. Solicitors, Messrs.
• Duke and. Co. Princes-street ; and Mr. J. Terrell, Exeter.
WilsOn,JObn-street, carpenter, May 8, 18, and June 8, at
•ten, at Guildhall. Solicitors, Mr. F. Jones, Brunswick-
Square ; and Mr. B. Mills,ew North-street. -
R. Wssiter, Bristyl, cloth-dealer, May 13, at five, 14, sn4
June 8, at eleven‘ at the Christopher Inn, Bath. Solici-
tors, Mr. G. Edmunds, Symond's Inti; and Mr. Rotton,
Frothe Selwood.

T.-S;iiiir,l;;l:,-butter-factor, May 10, 11, and 'June 8, at
eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, York. Solicitors, Mr, E.
Evre, Gray's bin-sqbare ; and. Mr. S. Cowling,,York.
E. Williams, Birmingham, vict nailer, May 14, 15, and June
8, at twelve, at the Woolpack iuu, Birmin4bani. Solic -
tors, Mr. .Edmunds, Exchequer Office, Lincoln's-inn; and
Mr. Mole, Birmingham.
W. Pallier, Bridgewater, maltster, May 8, 18, and tune 8,
at ten, at the Mansion-house Inn, Bridgewater. Solicitors,
Mr. Trevor, Bridgewater; and Messrs. Alexander and Co.
New Inn.
J. Marks, Bath-place, New-road, chinaman, May 1,8, and
June a, at ten,, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. Lewis, Cle-
ment's-inn,
J. Davell, Lower-row, Lambeth, grocer, and York Wharf,
Lambeth, stone-merchant, May 8, 15, and June 8, at
eleven, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. Wright, Fenchuich-

street.
J. 'lnman, GOeat ftimell-street, Bloomsbury, watch-maker,
May 8, 15, and June 8, at one, at Guildhall. Solicitors,
Messrs. Jones and Co. Great Marylebone-street.
S. Richardson, Nicholaslane, Lombard-street, merchant,
May 4, 11, arid June 8, at twelve, at Guildhall. Solicitors,
Mr. Smith, Bedford-row; and Mr. Bluebell, Edward-

street, Cavendish-square,
B. Lough, Lipper Ground-street,, Blacidriars-road, brass-
founder, May 8, 11, and 'Julie 8, at one, at. Guildhall. So-
licitors, Messrs. Bleasdale and Co. Hatton-court, Thread-

needle—street.
s.:rhoinson, Redcross-street, Cripplegate, calenderer, May
I, 15, and June R, at ten, at Guildhall. Solicitors, Messrs.

Palmer and Co. Bedford-row.
W. Levet, Shadwell, grocer, May 1,8, and June 8, at ten, at
Quildhall. Solicitors, Messrs. Amory and Co. Lothbury.
J. Gray, Drury-tane, coyowission agent,- slay 8, 15; and Jams
8, at twelve, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. Willett, .Token-
house-yard.
T. Deakin and T. Dyer, Brimingham, dealers, May 25, 26,
and June 8, at two, at the Sbakspeare Tavern, Binning-
haa. 'Solicitors, Messrs. Clarke and Co. Chancery-lane ;

and Messrs. Webb and Co. Birmingham.
W. Wharton and J. Wharton, Leominster, common-carriers,
May 17, 18, and June at twelve, at the Bell Inn, Wor-
cester. Solicitors, Mr. Hill, Worcester; and Mr. Becke,
Devonshire-street, Queen-square.
DIVWENDS.
May 18, T. R. Hazard, LiverpoOl,'Merchant—May 18, A.
Coles, Portland-street, St.. Marylebone, coach-maker—May
18, C. Wright, Charles-street„ Soho-square,"upbolsterer—
May 18, N. Demezy, Hartley Whitney, Southampton, inn-
hceper—May 40, W Kaye, Liverpool, papei-dealer—May IR,
J. Fowler, Birchin-lane, broker—May 19, J. Furniss, Liver-
pool, draper.-

CE RN! FICA'f ES—MAY 18.
J. Banif,rth, jnn. Wath• upon -i)earn, Yorkshire, butcher—
s. Horner, Brockhottont, Lancashire,iand W. Horner, Liver-
pool, dealers—J. Graysher; Hammersmith, smith—W.Toree,
Exmouth-street, .tipahelds' ,builder-3. Gibson-, War4obe-
place, Doctors' Commons, dealer in lace—C. Jackson, Upper
Thames-street, sugar2fact or—J. Budden, Bristol, liquor-mer-
chant.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
J. Addison, J. and N. Fenn, and J.• Walton. Sudbury,
Suffolk, bankers—W. Arding and T. Merretti Old Boswell-
eourt, Carey-street, printet's—A Harman and .1. Usborne.
Tunbridge, brewers—J. Reynolds, sen. J. Reynolds, jup C.
Cross, and W. Anthony, Birmingham, wholesale linenidra-
pers—J. Heath and G. Gale, Andover, Southampton, meal-
men—J. Broadhead and J. Cudworth, Leeds, tea-dealers—
E. Catt ley and R. Paterson—J. and C. Peart, Friday-street,
Cheapside, hosiers-7J. Walker. Crownest, and J. Priestley,
Lightcliffe, Yorkshii.c, merchants—O. Lloyd and' J. Mann,
StingOlanif, New-road, Saint Marylebone, brewers—M. A.
Pressey -and J Priddy, Oxford-street, oilmen-.W. HeJgcocii.
and J. Pascall, Dover, shipwaights.

CHARLES RENNETT.—At the time,Charles Rea."
nett was tgicen-he had in his possession cash tr?
the amount of about 300/. in dollars, which
another corroborating circumstance that it. was
his intention to go. to America with Mr. Iloms-
LEY's child. The.OldeAtirgh Magistrates have
behaved -ezttremely %veil throughout the whole
of the business ; they Converted the dollorts.
•into two Bills, and pace transmitted them to
the care of Mr. Bia.Nue, the Magistrate, at BOti-
strect.

REVENUE LAws.---Ntre have repeatedly called
the attention of Merchants,.Ship--owners, Cap-
tains, and others, to " The Practical iNbridge-
ment of the Laws of Customs' and EKeise,
in-
*cluding Tables of the Duties, eic." by MT. Pc)Ps,
of the-. Bristol Custom-house. This has beeri done
under the impression that the topics it treats of
are of first-rate importance to all persons (!on-
ne,cted with Commerce, and that ihe perform-.
ence is fuliy edminensurate to the objects in
view. The Book having become the guide of the
Treasury, and of the 'Acre-nue OfWe-is, and its..
circulation-having extended to all the commercial
parts of the globe. it is necessary for ;Is uolooly-'
to say, that the Fourth- Edition has ken r•cent-
ly published ; that whatever new Acts of Par-
li4nienr may be passed this Session, will be 'sup-
plied sepatately at the lowest possible price ; anti
thht the information contained in Mr.. PoPE's
11"(rk cannot-, be acquired front any other pub-
licution whatever..