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London, England, 1830-07-21 00:00:00

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N°. 13,531. WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 21, 1830. PRICE 7D.

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, JULY 20.

HORSE.GUARDS, JULY, 19, 1830.

bIZKORANDUN.—Staff and Infantry Officers, who attend his
Majesty's Levee, are to appear there in full dress coats, white trou-
sers, of the pattern prescribed by regulation, and boots.
The sash not to be worn, and the sword belt to be wain under the
coat.

Cavalry Officers to appear In the Court dress prescribed by regu-
lation, with this exception, that those of the heavy cavalry are to sp.
pear in their cloth trousers, instead of breeches and stockings.
The mourning to be worn upon this occasion to be merely a crape
upon the left arm, above the elbow.
HERBERT TAYLOR, Adjutant-General.

HOUSE OF

elonereAug. 3, G. Jeans, James-street. Oxford-street, coach-
ironmonger, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners—Aug. 6,
J. Cramp, Phenix-wharf, Pickle Herring, corn-factor, at ten, at
the Court of Consmisdonets—Aug. 6, T. Large, Well-street, Ox-
ford-street, carman, at eleven, at the Court of Commissionen—
Aug. 6, W. Down, Church-pasaage, Guildhall, Blackwell-hall.
factor, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners—Aug. 10, M. C. sad
T. Burrows, Duke-street. St. James's, tailors at ten, at the Court of
Consmissloners—Aug. 10, 3. Buckley, Manchester, and C. Nuns,
Old Change, Cheapside, gingham-manufacturers, at ekven, at the
Coat of Commissioners—Aug. 10, T. Creed and T. Keen, Fore-
street, Crippkpte, haberdashers, at ten, at the Court of Conk
misdanen— Aug. 11, 8. S. Davis, 3. 8. Davis, and J. Robinson. Li-
verpool, merchants, at one, atthe Clarendon-buildings,Uverpool—
August 19. J. Willis, Liverpool, broker, at one, at the Clarendon
Rooms, Uveeposl—August 13, 3. Bennett and R. Bennett, Ceres
Abbas, Doesetshire. grocers. at eleven, at the King's 'Arms Inn,
Dorchester—Aug. 17, 3. Barnard Glamford-Briggs, Lincolnshire,
draper, at one, at the Angel Inn, Glamford-&lggs, Aug. 13, & A.
Turner and 3. Sharp, Cambridge, woollen drapers, at twelve, at
the Red Lion Inn, Cambridge—Aug. 16, 3. Sergeant, Melton Ross,
=roLmasters, at two, at the Angel Intr. Mulford
Aug. 18, W. Goodwin and 3. Thorp. ScawblyV:
isVlsiy merchants, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Glainford Heine
Ilaviiiiike—Aug. 10, 3. Jones, jun. Astonßirmingham. goo
Maker, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Birmingham— Aug. 10, Q.
Clickett, Dover, grocer, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners
—Aug. 18, W. Cross. Birmingham, dealer in hides, at one, at the
Stork Tavern, Birmingham—Aug.l7, W. Davey, Bode, Strata%
Cornwall, merchant, at ten, at the Buds Inn, Bode—Aug. 10,
J. Thomas. Birmingham. grocer, at one, at the Stork Tavern,
Birmingham—Aug. 10, P. H Byrne, Boeklersbury, Manchester-
warehouseman, at nine, at the I our of Commissionen —Aug. 3,
H. Hunt, Brook-street. Grosvenor-square. druggist, at eleven, at
the Court of Commissioners—Aug. 10, C. Baglehoie and J. Red-
grave, Mark-lane, merchants, at twelve, at the Court of Commis-
slemers—Aug. 20, R. Evans. Leamington Priors Warwickshire,
wine merchant, at eleven, at the Court of Coemisisdoners— Aug.
10, W. Boadield, Gutter-lane, warehouseman. at one, at the Court
of Cemmissioners—Auk 6, T. Masan, Great Russell-street,

Bloomsbury, dealer, at eleveit, at the Coirt of Commis.—
Aug. 17. J. Richardson, Glamford Brigp, Listeoloshire, stationer,
at three, at the Angel lon, Mulford Briggs.

CERTIFICATES-Am 10.

M. &amine% Warminster. Wilts. china•dealer—T. Moulton
Warwick, grocer—W. Moulton, Warwick, grocer—A. Sears,
Mancbester, manufacturing-chemist—W. Potter and J. Lamb,
Unicorn-yard, Blackman-street, Southwark, horn-dealers—J.
Prins, Srhtol, leather-factor.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
A. Wright and W. Weston, Hampton Wick-terrace, Hampton
Wick, Middlesex, plumbers—H. Andred and Co. Norwich, bom-
bazine-dyers—J. Lomax and J. Wilson, Liverpool, shipwrights—
.l. Jowitt and Co. Huddersfield, Yorkshire, plasterers, as far
as regards J. Jowltt—J. Newton and Co. Well-o'tb-Lane, Rods.
dale, Lancashire, cotton-spinners—R. Bazendale and Z. Ashton.
Liverpool, coacksmiths-11. Urmsom and Co. Frodsham,
shire, salt manufacturers, as far as regards M. Urmsom, J. Lynn,
and D. Ashley—J. Whitehead and Co. &ratford-upon-Awn,
Warwickshire, bankers—J. French and Co. Newcastle-upon.
Tyne, tallow-cbandiers—M. Sweet and F. B. Elliot, Taunton,
Sontenetshire, coach proprleters—M. Roberts and P. Roberts,
Liverpool, sail-makers—R. ?auction and R. Panchen, &piked.
butchers—J. Carter and Co. Knottingley, Yorkshire, rote-
makers—C. Kendall and W. Patient, York-terrace, gears!
dealers--3. Nagger and T. 'lnky, She Meld, Yorkshire, spirit-
merchants—C. Fentem and Co. Sheffield, Yorkshire, silver-
platers--N. Bunting and D. Bunting, Aberdeen, glass-cutters-.
S. Lawn and M. Lawns, Marken, Andover, hone-dealers—G.
F. Dill and J. M. Dill, Bath, pork-butchere—J. Ashford' and
W. Asbforth, Birmingham. manufacturers of Britannia metal
goods—R. Whittle and B. . Nies, jun. Berners.street, Oxford.
street, upholsterers—J. P. Culverwell and Co. Manchester, ware.
housemen.

VAN DIEMEN'S LAND.

STATISTICS ON ter JANUARY, 1830.

POPULATION.

Hobart Town

... 5,700

Launceston .. .. .. ... 1,000
Settled districts and townships .. 13,000
Circular Heart (Van Diemen's Land Company) 300
Macquarie Harbour (penal settlement) ... 300
Marla Island (ditto) ... 200
20,600
Of whom, _ ___

atildren under ten ..
Aisles ... ..
Females .. ..

Married, in 1829 ...
Deaths, ditto (1 in 66)
Births, ditto
Arrived from England
Ditto, prisoners, male ..
Ditto, ditto, female ...

... 3,200
... 12,300
.. 5,000
-- 20,500

Leu deaths
Increase

Aborigines (black,) Males ..
Females ...
Children ..

... s2T

700
1,600

.. 1 ii) - 1,106

3,406
.. 300
... - 3,100
500
... 70
... 30

- 600