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London, England, 1813-11-03

NEWMARKET THIRD OCTOBER MEETING, 181 3.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2.
Duke of Rutland's Mustapha beat Mr. Lambton's Drummer,
fist. '2.lb. each. T Y. C. 50gs.-4 to lon Mustapha.
Lord Suffield's Hocuspocus, 7st. 41b. beat Lord Foley's Bene-
dict, Bst. 21Ii. R. M. 200g4. b. ft.-5 to 4on Hocuspocus.
Mr. Udny's Truffle, est. slb. beat Lard Foley's Uffa's Dyke,
7st. 13lb. Ab. M Soogs —7 to 4on Trufffe.

£5O for two-yr-olds carrying a feather, Sir-olds, 7st. Slb. 4.yr.
olds, est. 91b. s.yr.olds, 9st. Sib. 6.yr-olds, 9st. 71b. and aged.,
94. Inlb. Last three miles of B. C.
Lord Sackville's b. c. Mulberry, 4 yn old . . I
Lord Lowther's br. e. Euryalus, 4 yrs old . . 2
Mr. I. Robinson's b. c. brother to Banker, II yn old - 8
Duke of Grafton's b. f. Music, 3 yrs old . . 4
Duke of Rutland's ch. e. Mustapha, 2 yrs old - 5
Mr., Ladbroke's b. c. Joe Millet, 4 yrs old . . 6
Mr. Blake's b. c. by Sancho, out of Driver's darn, 4 yrs old '7
Mr.Tarrall's b. e. Basuto°, 3 yrs old
Lord Foley 's ch. t. Caliban, brother to Comas, s yrs old 9
6to 4 ag't Mulberry-4 to 1 oast Music—) to I apt Mustapba.

NAVAL 118,1PLLMNCIL

MILPORD, OCTOBER St.

Arrived the Hope, Flan, from Galipoli ; and
Jenny, WARREN, from Newfoundland for Bristol ;
Neptune Tender (2d), from Plymouth for Dublin ;
George, %%Timms's, from Burry for Dublin ; and
Auckland Packet, Captain I:Umtata's, from Water.
ford, with the Right Hon. Lord JAMES and LaJy
O'Brum—Sailed his Majesty's ship Foxuoujn, for
Falmouth ; Lord Gardner, COVERDALE, from Malta
for Bristol ; Maria, SMITH, from Charleston for Liver.
pool; Resolution, ROBERTS, from Plymouth for Swan-
sea ; Commerce, JaNctras, from Bristol fOr Greenock.
London, England, 1813-11-03

FALMOUTH, OCTOBER 31.

Arrived late last night, several transports, under
convoy of a gun-brig, from Passage, last from Scilly;
they have sailed for Plymouth'. The transport brig
Herald (0. N.), Captain YOUNG, one of the above
fleet, was captured on the passage by a French pri-
vateer.--Wind W.N.W.

TORBAY, NOVEMBER 1.
Arrived last evening his Majesty's sh:p Partrittax,
from a cruise' ; and the Hzao cutter, from off Brest,
where she left his Majesty's ships Ville de Paris,
Ajax, Conquestador, Bellona, and Abercrombie—
all well. Sailed the LORD COCHRANE, on a cruize.
PL'MOUTH, NOVEMBER 1.
The Brett Flom are retorted to be at ma—There is the
greatest bustle here, in consequence of victualling the
ships in harbour—the whole of which will sail im-
modiately.
Arrived this morning a very fine American schoo-
ner, called the Firefly, from Boston, ELWELL master,
with a valuable cargo, consisting of spices, coffee,
&c. bound to Bourdeaux, captured on the 20th ult.
by the RISVOLUTIONAIRE frigate, Capt. Woot.comay
after a smart chace. The schooner sailed from Boston
25 days since, and brings intelligence of the arrival
at that port of Commodore Rot:lams, in thePrelident,
after a long cruilze.—Arrived last evening the ORES-
TES sloop of war, from a cruise: we understand she
has recaptured a brig cartel, having on board the
crews of several vessels, which had been captured by
the American privateer True Blooded Yankee ; the
cartel, after she had been dispatched for a British
port, having been fallen in with and taken possession
of by a French privateer, who oriered her to proceed
for France : she is hourly expected. The Prussian
brig that was detained and sent in here on Saturday
last by tlx ActraTes brig of war, is called the Anna
Dorothea, with a cargo, consisting of fish, oil, hides,
cottons, &c. hound to Nantz.—The COLUMBINE sloop
of war, with a fleet of transports and merchantmen,
bound to the Eastward, sailed this morning.—Also
sailed the ERIOANUS, PARTHIAN, and BRITON, on a
cruize ; and the RiProN, 71., for the Channel fleet.—
Came down the Harbour yesterday, and anchored in
Cawsand Bay, his Majesty's ship VENoturt, 74 guns,
Captain Ric/tem.—Arrived th 6 QUEEN CHARLOTTE
man of war, Commodore MALCOLM, Capt. Jaortsnx;
and the CLARENCE, Captain VANSITTART, from the
Channel fleet, to victual and refit ; the ColiQuesr
gun-brig and trritTm schooner, from the Westward,
and the SURLY cutter from a cruise.

Also arrived the Mary, of Plymouth, John Fisher
master, from Cork, last from Falmouth, with provi-
sions ; and the Susannah, of and from Waterford,
John Evans master, with a cargo of wheat, both
bound to this port ; the Providence, Brown ; Good
Intent, Ham; Two Brothers, Ellis; Two Brothers,
Smith; the Endeavour, Bond; and the Elizabeth,
Thomas, from Wales ; Richard, Lloyd, from Chep-
stow ; Polly, Brewer, from Falmouth ; Lord Coiling-
wood, Cullen ; Robert and William, Ellis ; Brothers,
Dahng ; and the Eleanor, M,Denald, from Bristol ;
and the Havant, Gales, from Arundel.
London, England, 1813-11-03

RAMSGATF, NOVEMBER 2.

The Princess Charlotte packet, from Malta and
Gibraltar, got on shore yesterday near the North
Foreland. We have now to acquaint you, that, after
lightening he•, she was hove off the rocks about seven
o'clock this evening, and is now at anchor in a good
birth, and makes very little water. Another packet,
the Speedy, also froat Malta, passing in the course of
the day, the Queen Charlotte's mail was put on board
her, and she proceeded for the Calk.
London, England, 1813-07-01

TEV.: BAt.l. roots.

This beautiful apartment was prepared for the fes-
tive dance in the most splendid way. The floor was
chalked to correspond With the sumptuous furniture.
The angles were illumined by Grecian Tripods of
bronze and gold, casting a radiance sufficient to in-
spire the dancers. At the top of the room there is a
fine group of figures ct.mbining the story of the Hc-
iatii. At the bottom is the same subject, afid on one
side an orchestra was raised, in which the band were
stationed. The zooms heading from the Gothic Hali
to the Ball Room were all adorned with festoons of
roses, and garlands of odoriferous sl!:-ubs, emitting a
delightful fragrance.
London, England, 1813-07-01

TO THOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ.

IBEn leave to inform you, that ever since the year
1790,1 had bees afflicted with the I.nes Vencrea ; which front
It. obstinately matins every course of medicine prescribed by the
must eminent of the faculty here, and undergoing several severe
courses of salivation and twice discharted from the Hospital, wads
little relief, would appear to be of the most inveterate nature. In
the spring of last year my disorder had.got to such a head, as
neurly to put a period to my existence. In this state, I was re-
eontint nded by Mr. J. 'Thompson, (who received so great a cure
by them here,) to take your I.eake's Patent Pills, which I began
tie do on the 26th May ; in the course of a fortnighs I began to
receive benefit. In little more *ban a month I became, by
your liberal advice and medicine, perfectly free from my for-
mer complaints, have recovered-my former spirits and strength,
and ant become jolly and fat, In which state having continued
many mouths to the astonishment of all who knew me, I am
at a loss in what terms to express my gratitude, but beg you for
the good of other suffering mortals, to make this my case as
public as possible, as 1 shall on every occasion—in so doing you
will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful obedient very humble ser-
vant, ALEX. MURKER.
_ _ _

Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh.
Prepared and sold by the sole Propr lets's., Thomas Taylor,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeonsin London, at his house
No. 9, New Bridge-street;
They are also sold by Ms appointment, at the Perfumer's, No.
35, St. Moan's-street, Pall Mall ; the Toy-shop, No. 103, Ox-
ford-street ; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill, nearlyop-
posite t! Aflonument ; and by one person in every considerable
town in England, &c. in bears only 2s. 9d. each, sealed up with
full and plain dirediotts, whereby persons ofeither sex may rule
themselves with ease and secrecy.

N. B. Every Box sold in Great Britain ill sealed up with a gtrrp
in which,by favourof the Comniistioners, is printed at the atanir-
-oifice " Taylor, No. pi New lid lge-stratt."to irritate which
felony.
London, England, 1813-07-01

DEAL, JUNE co.

Arrived his Majesty's ship the Amor', from off
Flushing, and sailed for Portsmouth. Passed through
the Downs four sail of the West India fleet. Put
back, by contrary wind., his Majesty's ship ALEION,
and remains.
P. S. FIVE o'CLocic.—The West India fleet are
now coming round the South nreland.—Wind S.W.
and strong.
London, England, 1813-07-01

DIXON'S AN'! IBILLOLIS P 11.1.5.

To Mr. DIXON, Apothecary. •
SIR—I take the eatite:,t opportunity to acquaint
you that I have received the most wqriderfel benefit front
the u.e of your DIXON'S AN 11BILIOUS PILLS, which I car-
ried with nie to Jamaica, and all those friends to whom I distri-
buted them have experienced the same salutary bit slit ; they 4e,.
elate them to be the best Medicine ever used in that country, for
BlliiillS and other complaints. The following are names of seve-
ral Ladies and Gettlemen who have received the urnseat relief
front your Dixon's Antiblous Pills i—Chatles'l' aylor, Esq. Ja-
maica; William Shaw, Esq. Kingston, ditto; Mr. Woodriff,
Spanish Town, ditto; G. W. Hamilton, Esq. Savanna la Mar,
ditto; J. Smith, Esq. Old Harbour, ditto; G. Aliston, Esq
ditto ; Mr, Walker, Port Morant, ditto ; J. Pcnllnson, Esq. Sait
River, ditto; Mr. Mullein, ditto; J. Burn, Esq. Savanna; G. P.
Polack, Esq. ditto; Mrs. Oliver Goldsmith, Kingston, ditto;
Mrs. Perry, St. Ann's; Mrs. Woodruff, Spanish Town; with
many other persons of the first rtspectability.—Sir, your most
obedient servant, 'THOMAS HARROLD, of the ship Ganges.
Sold wholesale and retail at M. Butler's, 4, Cheapsitle, Corner
of S. Paul's Church-Yard; by Sharp and Lawn, Portsmouth:
Jones, Weston, Allnutt, and Mallory, l'ortsea ; Hall and John
son, Gosport ; Coleman and Jacob, sheerness ; Peck and Ross,
and Turner, Hull; Hoxland, Cookworthy, Nettleton, and Gil-
bert, Plymouth ; Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney and Co. Bir-
mingham; Staines and Lynch, Manchester : 'I revvman, Exeter;
Baxter and M`Donald, Glasgow ;13ulgen and Barry, Bristol; Ste-
ven-on and Co. Norwich; Switifen, Leicester; Edwards and
Penny, and and Lat:.but y,Liverpool ; Neale and Ledger,
Dover ; White, Brighton ; Roberts, Seddon, and Ruff, Chelten-
ham; and retail by most Country Medicine Venders, In boxes
at Sr 9d.sand Gs. each.
London, England, 1813-07-01

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE Lo.

Arrived the Eostovr, of 71 guns, Captain BING-
HAM : BLLY,ONA, 74, Captain M'KINLEY ; MEDUSA,
38, Captain BELL; and DlltwENT, 18, Captain SUT-.
froril off Cherbourg ; Hone, IQ, Captain GAR-
RETT, from off the Isle of Bass, with a small row-boat
American privateer, called the " Young Son of the
True-minded Yankee," fitted out in one of the French
ports in the Chaintel, and was manned by SS Ame-
ricans with small arms) who very reluctantly com-
plied with Captain GARRET'S invitation to see them
safe into Portsmouth: TRIDUNE, 3G, Captain REY-
ran.Ds ; SDOUPIONI, 18, Captain Gass, and Hyena
store ship, front the West Indies; and the SEA HonsE,
36, Captain GonnoN, from Halifax.—Theiarge West
India convoy passed this port for the River this morn-
ing, with a very strong breeze froth the sot :Wars!
and westward.
London, England, 1813-07-01

DOVER, JUNE so.

A very heavy firing was heard 13st night in the
direction of Boulogne, which continued till near eight
o'clock. This morning a large. ship, supposed to ha
a 74, passed by for the Downs ; also el large fleet of
ships from the Westward. Caine in the brig Ann
and Jane, of Dover, Captain LEWIS, from Chatham,
wits sick French prisoners, bound to Bourdeaut.
London, England, 1813-07-06

BIRTHS.

On tke 2Sd ult. at Rossconnell, Queen's County, the Lady of
the Rev. Wm. Perees4l, of a son.

Sunday sennight, at Csiekney, in Nottinghamshire, Lady Eyre,
of a daughter.
Same day. at Winstead, the Lady of Colonel Mister, of a
son and heir.

MARRIED.

Saturday, at St. George's, Hanover-square, Captain Edmond
Knox, R.N. second son to the Hon. Thos. Knox, to Miss Hope,
sister of James Hope, Esq. Craiggiehall, West Lothian, N. B.
Friday, at Walcot Church, Bath, the Rev. Daniel Lysons, of
Hentpsted Court, Gloucestershire, to Josepha, daughter ..f J. G.
Cooper, Esq. of lkurgarton Priory, Nottinghamshire.
Lately, at Old Hutton, near Kendal, the Rev. Phillip Knipe,
to Miss Frances Theobalds, daughter of the Rev. G. 'Theobalds.
Lately, at S. Just, Captain Nicholls, of the Royal Nlarines, to
Miss Nlorcorn, of Blaucher-haiL
Thursday, at Southampton, Captain Smith, to Maria, youngest
daughter of J. Robins, Esq. of that town.
At Prettelwell, Essex, Lieut. Robt. Seaton, R.N. to Rebecca,
second daughter of M. Saward, Esq. of 'Thorp Hall, Essex.
Monday se'nnight, at Limerick, the Rev. Richard Jones Hob-
son, A.M. of Muckrage, county Cork, to Bridget, eldest daugh-
ter of Bolton Waller, Esq. Collector.
R. McGregor, Esq. Lieutenant in the Argyleshire Regiment,
to Miss Mahon, daughter of the late Patrick Mahon, Esq. of
Cloone, county Galway.
1 hursday sennight, at Clonclila, Llons Lucas Foster, Esq.
Aide-de-Camp to Lieutenant-General Drummond, to Elizabeth,
eldest daughter of Alexander Kirkpatrick, Esq. Governor of the
Bank of Ireland.

On the 28th ult. at Flazley, Gloucestershire, Lieut.-Col. Col-
borne, of the 52d Regiment of Foot, to Elizabeth, daughter of
the late Rev. J. Yonge, of Pushlttich, Devon.

DIED.

Friday, at Hampstead, James Rivers, the fourth son of Francis
Freehog, Esq. of the. General Post-Office, Aged six years.
Friday, at his house a Castlebar-hill, Ealing, lt,chai d Meux,
Esq. of Bloamsbury•square, in his 79th year.
Thursday, at Tunbridge Wells, where he bad gone for the
recov,zy of his health, Mr. Huntington, the celebrated Dissent-
ing Minister.
_ _

Friday se'imight, aged 55, of an arkmatic dropsy, Mr. R. 13.
Haydon, Printer and Bookseller, of Plymouth, after a lingering
illness.

in Portugal, the 17th May, io consequence of fatigue and over
exertion in the discharge of has duty, Mr. &nem Gregorson, As-
sistant-Constuissary General to his Br:titanic Maj-sty's Forces.
The SOth ult. the Hon. Henrietta A. M C. B Pelham, wife of
the Hon. Charles Anderson Pelham, el.:est sou of the !tight Hon.
Lord Yarborough.
At Killsreecly,pear, Limerick, Christian Chr, aged 109 years.
London, England, 1813-07-06

INDIA BILL.

I.ord CASTLEREAGH observed. that in the Bill there had
some little imic2uracies crept in. He should therefore propose
that it should be now recommitted jai efit ma, and that the Report
should be received to-snorrow.

Mr. .1 lERNLY complained of the precipitancy with which
this Bill had been Isurried through the klou,e, and proposed that
time should be given to take the opinion of the Court of Proprie-
tors upcn the Bill, and k❑ow whether they would accept it or not.
Lord A. kListil.roN and Mr. PrrLs. Mom were also for
farther delay.

Lend CA:STLEREAGH said, that as the principle of the Bill
had been now four months under di.cusiion, and the opinion of
the Right Hen. Gentleman was as averse to it now as ever it had
been, he utterly despaired of making a convert of horn ; and
therefore, notwithstanding the charge of precipitancy, he should
act as he thought it his duty to do.
Mr. TIERNEY allowed, that Fo far from bring in the way of
conversion to theNobleLurd'sopinion, he believed that he mu.t
appear in his eyes a hardend rimer; for he really thought worse
of the Bill now, than he did before. He wished to know what
the Noble Lord was prepared to do, supposing the Company
should refuse to accept the Bin ?
bar. W. SMI7•H thought thorn was no great danger of the
Court of Proprietors refusing to accept the Bill, as they would
get by it much more than they ware likely to get in any other
sway._

After a short conversation the Bill was recommitted; proforws,
and the Report ordered to be received to-morrow.
London, England, 1813-07-06

NOTICE TU THE PUBLIC.

LIPTON and CO. of the British Paint Isfantifse.
tory, 41, Loudon Wall, moat respectfully inform the Pub.
Sc, that they have taken the Warehouses lately occ..psed by
Messrs. Travers and Esdaile, Sugar Bakers, No. 68, QUEEN.
STREET, CHEAPSIDE, at which place may be purchased, as
at London Wail, GENUINE OILS and COLOURS, at the
WHOLESALE PRICISS, (or MONEY, and where their cheep,
durable, and impenetrable Paints, ground in Linseed Oil, IR
Park Palings, Weather-boarding, Stuccoed Fronts, Ouibuddings.
Ship-painting, &c. are now selliiig at the same Prices as hereto.
fore, via. Invisible Gree3, Sts. per cwt.; Dark Olive Grew, 76ag
Brigut Olive Green, I lie.; Blue, 50..; Black, White, Yellow,
Stone, and Lead Colours, 565. per cwt each; asuculate, 608.5
Red, 405.; and prepared Oil to thin duns fur u.e, ss. per gal.
lon. Genuine White. Lead, 56s per cwt.; Turpentine, &is. per
gall.; Linseed Oil, Ss. U. per pll • Pacers' BruaheN; aaJ Co-
lours of every kind, dry or prepared tor. use. Genuine Sperm
Oil, as. 6d. per Gal.; Fine Chamber, $s 61.; Pais Scat, 4s. 6d
and Common Oil, 4s. per gallon.
N. B. The Impenetrable Paints are very handsome io apple-
ance, possess great durability, and will stand In hot Claims+ gi
they are used in the manner of abet Paints, and are all:disable,
I $0 the general Ferro's at saalt4 an 4 'Materna putallog.
London, England, 1813-07-06

SALES BY AUCTION.

YOUNG FINE PILE:zH HORSSi, (Bays and Browns)
From the Royal Horse Guards.
By Mr. ALDRIDGC.
At his Repository, In St. Martin'-lane, to-atoaaow, July Te
at One o'Cluck,

ABOUT TWENTY remaribly fine Bty and
Brown HORSES, frotu the above Regiment, four-aml lye
years old, in general chew much blood, and from their actitio orb
calculated for light carriages, roslders, &c. Are disposed
wilily on account of being too light for foreign service.
May be viewed two days previous to the Sale.

BROMLEY. KENT.
Elegant RESIDENCE, GARDENS, PLEASURE-GROUNDS,
and MEADOW LAND. Ten Mile' from LONDON.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's, on Thursday, July 22, at Twelve, by Order of
the Executors,

AVERY desirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE.
part held fur a term which will expire at Lady Jay, lBow.
and part held under the Bishop of Rochester for three :Joe., calla
ed BROMLEY LODGE, a very beautiful Villa with Portico is
front; planned for the accommodation of a Gentleman's Family.
presenting an uniform Building, erected within a few years, the
principal part of Portland Stone, situate at the east end of Brom-
ley, a fine commanding situation, the Residelice and Property of
Wu. Mt NIStl. Esq. deceased. The House is placed on a fins
iPaddock it au agreeable di-tanae from the Road; containing En..
'trance Hall, Eating Parlour, handsome Drawing it Dom, and a
Library.; on the First Flour, a Morning or Lady's Dressing..
Room, overlooking an extensive and rich am arr.:, three spacial.
Bed Chambers, and six Rooms for Lrviusts over; ezee'lent
Offices of all descriptions, roomy Yard, with Coach Houses, anil
Stables for eight Horses, Farm Yard and Buildings, excellent
Gardens walled round, Great-House, Hot-House, &c excellent
Cold Bath, Lawns, Paddocks, enclosures of Mentor, Land; the
whole upwards at Twenty-one Aires; the principal pat t encircled
by thriving Plantations, and lofty Forest Treesdry Gravel-walks,
Alcoves, and Seats ; the whole in the most complete order.
To be viewed, by •I'ickets only ; Particv'ars airy be la:on the
Prtm:sei ; at the Bell, Bromley ; King's Anus, and Greyhound.
Croydon; Crown, Seven Oaks; ut &Lairs. Jones and Green, So-
lcitors, Salisbury-square ; at Garraway's, and cf. Mr. Robins,
Warwick-square; of whom Tickws for viewing may be had.

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TO BE 501.1) BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

AVERY desirable - FREEHOLD ES CATE,
situated is the most pleasant part of the County of Kent,
ant containing upwards of 800 Acres of Arable, Meadow, Pas-
ture and Wood Land, free of great Tithes, and Land-tax
deemed, with an excellent Family IVlaission most beautifully
standing at the, top of a Valley in a Park, diversified with fine old
Oak-trees, and a large sheet of water fed by a fine stream, and
large enough for a Pleasure-boat. The House contains a very
elegant Dining-room, two Drawing-rooms, Breakfast-parlour,
Library, and Retiring-routs, Chambers for about 20 Beds, toge-
ther with every necessary Apartment for domestic purposes,
double Coach-house, Stabling for 8 to 10 Horses, Brew-house
and Laundry, with a good walled Garden.

For further Particulars, apply to Adam Murray, Surveyor and
Land Agent, 61, St. Martin's lane, Charing-Cross.—(Letters
post paid.)
London, England, 1813-07-06

SHOOTING JACKETS.—Gentlemen who wets
1...) disappointed last year, may now be supplied, and slink. whel
may not have seen FOX'S PATEN I. AQUATIC HAIR GAM*
MOON SHOOTING JACKHTS, and otber Ca ments to repOi

•
Wet Weather, are respectfully informed that they are neat,ed
very durable, will not stain or tear, and are far superior is lip
pearance and utility to either Woollen (Audi, Plaid, Jean, CMS
let, Fustian, ur Barrogan. TbeG.tastbrooo ie scald is any wade,
in all colours, or may be seen making up on an improt,d pin
for Sportsmen of the are celebrity. G.niamen .n Ike Cannel
must give a reference in London, and semi a 6.trment at 'ha
size. G. Fox's WARLIIIVOSIC, 28, Layered, Covent-Gardre,
London, England, 1813-07-06

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The Romanatholie Relief Bill was read a third time, and
passed..
The Irish Court of Sessions Bill, the Glass Duty Bill, the Isle
of Man Spilka Bill, Mr. Percevat's Renuneia•ion Bill, the Ban-
ken Exemption Bill, and the Slave Trade Ball, were read a third
time and passed.
The Report of the Consolidated Fund Bill was reeeiveil and
agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be read a third time to•
morrow.

Lord Ntlson's Estate Bill was committed, and the Report or-
dered to be received tomorrow.

Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY presented a Petition from a person
of the name of George Gough, who had been a tax gatherer for
the Parish of Richmond, but who had been imprisoned on ac-
count of a deficieacy in his accounts, and although he bad deli-
vered the whole of his goods to the creditors, he had not been
able to receive the benefit of the Insolvent Debtors 13114 on ac.
count of a local Act. The Petition •prayed for rekef.—Ordersid
to lie on the table.
The Spirit Licence Bill was read a third time and passed.
Sir N. COLTHURST presented a Petition trail certain Dis-
tillers in Ireland against the Distillery Licence Bill.—Ordered to
lie on the table.

The Ship Owners Relief Bill was committed, and the Report
was ordered to be received to-morrow.

Sir FRANCIS BURDE FT presented & Petition from certain
lohabitants of the town and neighbourhood of Bristol, praying
for Puce.

A Message from the Lords signified their Lordships' assent to
several Bills, for which see the Lord*.
The third reading of the Admiralty Registrar's Bill was post-
poned cal Wednesday.
Mr. W. HI ZGERALD moved the third reading of the Irish
Distillery Amendment Bill.
Sir HENRY PARNELL moved, se an Amendment, that it
should be read a first time that day fortnight, in consequence of
the warm which the measure had excited among those who were
interested in the question.
Mr. SuAw supported the amendment at some length—as did
also Sir NICHOLAS COLTHURST.

Mr. W. FITZGERALD, after dwelling upon acme of the
provisions of the 1111, said he did not thigk it liable to any of the
objections that had been urged against it.
It was than read a third time, some additional clauses intro-
duced by way of ridse, and passed.
London, England, 1813-07-06

the witness saw his body cut overboard three days
afterwards. _

A German sailor, who officiated as boatswain, said,
he lashed Small, the deceased, to the cleet of the bow.
sprit, by command of the Captain ; he was a lazy,
lurking, idle fellow, always warming himself, and
keeping below, while he should have attended his
duty. He was present on the deck at the period
when the other witness accused the Captain of strik-
ing and stamping upon the deceased. No such event
happened—it was a month after that day when Small
died. The weather was extremely fine on the day
when Small was warming himself at the fire ; there
were neither rain nor hail. The last witness was a
perverse fellow, always quarrelling with the Captain
and all about him. _ _

An Engliih sailor also totally contradicted the tes-
timony of the Portuguese ; he was on deck during
the whole day when the transaction was represented
to take place ; he saw nothing of the kind ; he saw
Small fastened to the cleet of the bowsprit, because
he would not keep from the fire. He heard the Por-
tuguese sailor use threatening words to the Captain,
and saw him lifting a block of wood to strike him ;
he also boasted among his companions that he had
already hanged one Captain, and he would hang
another.

A multitude of witnesses appeared to the Cap-
tain's character ; but the Judge permitted not the
case to go any farther, and he was acquitted.

Yesterday the LORD MAYOR went in state, attended
by the Aldermen and Sheriffs in scarlet gowns, and
the Committee in violet gowns, from Guildhall to
Whitecross-street, to lay the first stone of the Debtors'
prison. The Dukes of KENT and Svsssx, and Mr.
WHITBREAD, attended at the ceremony : a great con-
course of Ladies and Gentlemen were present. The
LORD MAYOR, Aldermen, Scc. with the Royal Dukes,
went to Albion House, Aldersgate-street, where a
very elegant dinner was provided. This prison will
take all the debtors from Newgate, Giltspur-street, and
Ludgate prisons : it will contain 500 debtors. A
chapel is to be erected in the centre : there are to be
separate rooms tor working, and no person will be
' allowed to work in his bed-room.—One of the toasts
at the dinner was—
May the New Prison, when completed, be ever in wain of
lobabitanur
London, England, 1813-07-06

PARLIAMENT ART P ROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, JULY S.
Counsel were finally heard respecting the ScoU cause, Mud.
v Coutts.—Judgmetit po.lsom S ill to-morrow.
lesp,cting the appeal of the TruAres of die late Duke of
.Itsl.tyrry v the Eau' of Wernyss, Counsel were heard in part.
pri ceed aga.n on Wednesday.

Viscount MAY NARD took the Oaths and his seat.

Th.-ir Lordships tht n 341 pm-tied ti it some time, during ples'ure.
On the House rest:min, the further eunsideratinn of Doherty's
'vote& 13.1/ aa. taken up. Cuun•.tl and the attendant WILIICACi
called in, a sonic dtseu-sion took place rerpeeting the
tier question of the it3Olet state of mind of Mrs. Doherty was
at the tune of the marriage ceremony ; it appearing tkat not
- previous she had, with medical approbation, been confined
one in a disordered state of mind. Ihe Learned Counsel
tied, that ai n•,e of the Wiinesses most competent to prove
3 was at preNent iu lreiand, and another could not then
found, he had no hope of 13011 able to ()ring them forward in
this Session, therefore submitted to their Lordships the
ty o( deferring the consideration of the Bill until the next

LORD CHANCELLOR, who had uliserved upon the
4;ty of having satisfactory proof adduced upon the point,
tell to acquiesce lit the proposition of the Le.arned Counsel.
is Bill Will.l afterwards, nit his Lordship's motion, ordered to
read a second time that day three months.
The Loan Funding bill, the Irish Endowed Schools, and the
' Militia Pay and Clothiag Bills, were read a third time,
passed.
lie Peniesula Courts Martial, and the Paymaster-General's
le Bills, passed through Committees of the whole House,
were reverted without any Amendment.
Previous to their Lordships' resolving into a Committee on
1: ish Local 'filen* Bill;

A short conversation took place between the Earls of Leo-
*MA LIL and CLA NCA it, r, tat her touching the general subject
01 which the measure formed a part, than the merits of the Bill
Itself. The former Peer admitted, under the circumstances,
some of its provisions were highly salutary : and the latter de-
fended sad esplamed that part of the policy of Government, re-
spectiog the general subject, which the Earl of LAUDERDALE
Getintd to impugn.
' The Bill then passed through a Committee, and was reported
(without any Aim nelmeht.

The Ecclesiastical Courts' Bill also passed through a Committee.

THE VICTOIIV

Earl BATHURST gave notice that he should, on Wednesday
tat, move the thanks of the Huuse to F:eld-Marshal the Mar-

'rites of Nirellingfon, K. O. fur the very brilliant, 'lna!, and de.
Chive Victory obtained over the enemy, near Vi.Nria, iu Sp.tin,
the list of /un e ; and also to the Officers and Army under
Lordship's command. The Noble Earl moved that the Lords
be aunimoutd for that day.. Ordered.
London, England, 1813-07-30

.1)4d171 OF TilE BVIQP liF .LOIV Dblit
rA.D.TIIER PARTICVL;
On Wednesday, at about .half past six, p. m.
RANDOLPH, Lord Bishop of London, died, in the 66th
year of his age. The Might Rev. Prelate was at his
sun's, seat in Hertfordshire. At a quarter before five
o'clock, the Bishop and his friend agreed to take a
ride. When he had mounted his pokey, it appeared
he was without his hat. The servant said," *Lord,
you hare not your bat," and immediately went for
it. •Tijuc BiOop 'pus on, and took of his cassock,
at tile same momeat he exclaimed " I want—l want
want—" apparently under some inward convul.
ion. The servant could not make out the want of
his master, but supposing he wanted his stick, went
for it, and gave it ta him ; he took the stick, and let
the reins of the poney drop. He rode quietly to the
Ch arch-yard, a short distance from his son's residence,
and articulated something that was not distinctly li
heard, at the same instant be dropped from his horse.
Four persons took him home. He appeared recover-
ing, but although bled copiously by tl' Professional+
Gentleman who was called in, he died very shortly'.
The whole of the melancholy event did not occupy
more than one hour and abalf. Dr. ASH, the Bishop's
Physician, was sent ffir cm the first appearance of ill-
ness, but on his arrival the Bishop was no more.—
Dr. RANDOLPH succeeded Dr. PONTECS, Bishop of
London, in 1809.

We noticed in our last the overturning of the Bath
Mail-coach on Tuesday night, between Reading and
Newbury, and the consequent death of one of the in-
side passengers, Lieut. Houghton, R. N. There were'
also three other passengers in the coach at the time
the accident happened, and who aid not receive any '
serious injury. The foreigner who was thrown from
the top is likely to recover, and the coachman is doing
well. The ()dicer continued in a state of insensibility
and prostration from the moment he was extricated
from the coach till he paid the tribute of nature.—
The acciden:, we understand, happened in conse-
quence of the keeper, or ostler, quitting the horses
heads, after changing, before the coachman got seated
on the box. He had one foot on the splinter-bar, his
knee on the foot-board, and the reins loostly in his
hand, when the person in front suddenly left his post,
On which the homes set off full speed, and dashed
into the gravel-pit- The coach providentially over-
turned just in time to prevent the horses running in-
to a deep pool of water, where the whole must inevi-
tably have perished.
London, England, 1813-07-30

MARRIED.

The Rev.. Thomas Pigot, of Queen's County, to Mary, eldest
daughter of Rich. Croasdale, Esj. of Ryn, In said county.
At Blackburn, Major J. oele, of the Scotch Greys, to• Ma-
rgaret, eldest daughter of tL Feilden, Esq. of Witten House, near
that town.

DIED.
Tuesday sennight, at Mount Juliet, County of Kilkenny, in
his 68th year, the Earl of Carrick : he Is succeeded in his title
and estates by his eldest son, Lord Ikerrin.
Lately, at Penzance, in his 24th year, the Rev. R. D. Waddi-
love, B.A. late of St. John's College, Catatidge, and youngest
son of the Dean of Ripon.
London, England, 1813-07-30

NAVAL IATELLIGENCR.

YARMOUTH, JULY 216

Arrived the LEVERETT sloop of war, with abort
ninety sail of merchantmen, from the Baltic. The
Masters state, that the Bea is admirably.pcured :
line of battle ships and large vessels lay in sight of
each other all the, way, and his fleet was further
protected by six or eight armed vessels down to
Anholt. Arrived the Vfxr,N, from a crate. Sailed
his Majesty's ship roma,Capt.TriossPsox, for Leith.
FURTHER pARTICULARS OF THE ARGUS AMERICAN
SLOOP OF WAR.

POOL, JULY 29.--The Salamanca, Rows, of thl'
port, from Oporto to Newfoundland, was taken, DR
the 6th instant, by the Argus, Captain ALLEN, WhO
was First Lieutenant of the United States when she
captured the Macedonian. When the Argus cap►
tared the Salamanca, she was on her voyage front
New York to L'Orient, with Mr. CRAWFORD on
board, on an embassy to France. They burnt the
Salamanca, after taking out Captain Rowa and his
crew, and carried them to L'Orient, but would rot
land them to be made prisoners. The Argus sailed
from L'Orient, to cruise in the Chops of the Chan•
ncl, and had been within sixteen Miles S.S.W. of
Scilly. She took a vessel from Madeira for London,
with a quantity of wine on board, and two Ladle:,
palsenpers, which induced Capt tin ALLY % to allow
the vessel to proceed on her voyage ; but he first de.
stroyed ever! part of her cargo he could get at.—
Captain Rowe, of the Salamanca, and all his crew
were also pet on board this vessel, and were landed
at Penzance. The Argus is a remarkably fine and
tvell equipped vessel, sails very fast, and has on h:4lld
ieighteen 24-pound carfonades and two long nines,
with a complement of 150 men.
London, England, 1813-07-30

CORN-4►XCHANGE. MARK-LANE, JULY 30.

What little fine Wheat appeared this morning, met ready par-
chisers, at rather bluer prices than were obtained en Monday;
but all other descriptions are exceedingly dull sale, and lower
prices art asked, but the consumer. will not encrease their stocks
unser the present tavourable appearances of the approaching her-
eon; UV' go oil slowly, and are from Ss. to 4s. per quarter
lower; Beans are rattier dearer; barley, Mali, and other article:
temaizi at last quoiatum, •
Fine Flour, 1051.1105. pee Sacke—Arietican Flour, 70s. to 7n.
London, England, 1813-07-30

' DEAL, JUNE fa

Came down from the River, the Charles, Caovai,
for obago ; Wooten, LEarts, tor Cschz ; Citherme,
SIAII4uNS, for New South Wales and the Orion,
EVANS, for GibrAltar.
k'ive otClock, P.M.—Sailed the above ships and
the whole of the outward•hoend, under convoy of
the DwAne cutter.—Wind N.E.
London, England, 1813-07-30

FRENCH P4PERS. -

PARIS, JULY 21.

Her Imperial Majesty the Empress Regent and
Queen has received the following intelligence from
the Army :
The Duke of Vicenza, Grand Ecuyer, and Count
de Narbonne, Ambassadors from France to Vienna,
have been appointed by the Emperor his. Ministers
Plenipot.entiaries at Prague. Count de Narbonne set
otit on the 9th. It.is supposed the Duke of Vicenza
will set cut on the 18th. The Privy Councillor
stAnstett;n, Plenipotentiary from the Emperor of
Itussia, arrived at Prague on the 12th. A Conven-
tion had been signed at Newmarke, for the prolon-
kation of the Armistice to the middle of August.
jus.r.23.—Her Majesty the Empress Queen and
Regent is.going to Mayence, to pass eight days, in
*The hope of seeing his Majesty the Emperor there.—
Her Majesty will- sleep to-night at Chalons, to-mor-
row the 24th at Metz, and the 25th at Mayence. Her
Majesty will return in the beginning of August.

DRESDEN, JULY 15.
The Ernpefor left Magdeburg on the 15th, after
haying seen the divisions of General Vandamme's
corps. and proceeded to Leipzic. On the 14th, at
Sire in the morning, his Majesty inspected the 3d
corps of cavalry, which the Duke of Padua com-
mands. In the afternoon his Majesty inspected, in
the great square of -Leipzic, the remainder of the
Duke of Padua's troops, which he had not been able
to-see in the morning. He. afterwards got into his
carriage, at five o'clock in the afternoon, and arrived
here at one o'clock the following morning.

BERLIN, JUNE '29.
•
The English Minister, and the English General
Sir Robert Wilson, have arrived here from the head-
quarters.
London, England, 1813-07-30

SOLEN or STRAYED, on or about the 7th of
June last, from off Leigh-heath, near'Southwark, a BLACK
ItIARE, three years old, about 14 hands, with a long taiL She
is either in foal or a colt by her side, The owner believes the
above Mare to be aL over black, except a few grey hairs on her
forehead.—Any person bringing the said' Mare to Mr. Davis, of
Sultwielt, Hants, or giving him such information as ttiay lead to
fiber being recovered, he will be Handsomely Rewarded ; and
any person detaining the abbve :Vivre atter this Notice will be
.prosecuted.

SALES BY AUCTION.
-CANAL PROPERTY, GLOBE ASSURANCE POLICY of
seeooo, and ATLAS SHARES.
By Mr. SCOTT,
• •
Oa Priday, August 6, at Twelve o'Clock, at the Mart, unless
‘prrelnucly disposed of by Private Contract,
QWANSEA NAVIGATION, Seven Shares in
S
this excellent improving Concern; another Dividend has
been dezlared of .rio pet Share dear: by the superior hical ad-
vantages this Canal possesses, the Dividends may be etpected to
increase ; Kennet and Avon, and Regent's Canal Shares; a Globe
Assurance Policy of £2OOO, on the Life of a Gentleman So years
of age; and Sixty Atlas Assurance Shares.
Particulars at Hatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly; the Mart; and of
Mr• Scott, SB, New Bridge-strect.
London, England, 1813-07-30

FROM BOHEMIA, JULY 12.

Notwithstanding the activity of armaments, we
nevertheless hope, that the Congress going to be
opened at Prague, will give peace to Europe.

tIAMBURGH, JULY I'2.

The following has been published here Ac-
cording to an order from the Prince of Eckmuhl, all
the buildings, gardens, and plantations, within 150
Anises of the extremity of the exterior works, are to
be razed by the evening of the 19th."
London, England, 1813-07-30

MILFORD, JULY 27,

Arrived here Captain R. LEcCIN, One of the Elder
Brethren of the Trinity Board, and Mr. D. ALEX.
ANDER, Surveyor to that Corporation, for the pur.
pose of proceeding to the Smalls Rock, and to Bur.
vey the same, and the present f.ighthouse, with a
view of ascertaining the practicability of erecting a
more solid structure thereon.,
Arrived the Betsy, Lewis, and Joseph, Hum.
PUREYS, from* Liverpool ; and Charles, PHILLIPII9
from Bristol—all for London; Nelson, MATHIAS,
from Youghal, for Portsmouth ; Diligence, Wzak
from Carmarthen, for Portsmouth ; and Venus, DT.
mop, from Liverpool for Exeter. Sailed the Lei.
cester Packet, Captain STEELE, for Waterford, with
ARTHUR G. OMAGH, gl and Family, C. H. WIN*
FIELD, Bbci. Mr. MVIICHIAVE, and Mr. PUMAGIL
FALMOUTH, JULY 27.

This morning arrived the Duke of Kent packet,
LAtitswxce, with Maas from Lisbon, live days pas-
sage: she brings accounts that the United States and
Nlacedonian American frigates, with the Hornet
sloop of war, had COM out of Boston in order to
attack one of our ships off there, bat on seeing others
in company they attempted to putback, but were
prevented by his Majesty's ship ltAssittas, when they
put into New LoncL n, and to prevent our ships at-
tacking them in that river, they have landed all their
guns, and placed them on the hills.—The ship Mary,
of Plymouth, in ballast, was burnt at Lisbon the clay
before the packet sailed.— Accounts have been re.
ceived here of the Argun American slOop of war
being off Scilly, and has captured :;everal vessels,
among which an American privateer which had been
captured bef,re by an English privateer and seat for
Plymouth : the Prize-master and men, which were
on board her, were landed at the Land's gnd this
day.—. Wind West, fresh hreqes
London, England, 1813-07-30

PLYMOUTH, JULY ts.

Put in here to jitin convoy, the Swedish brig Tea,
E. G. WALNPTON master, from St. TJbe's, with a
Fargo of Salt, bound to Sweden.—Also arrived the
Dove, PERKINS, from Penryii......The transports that
arrived here on Monday last, viz. Duchess of Rich-
mond, REED, with invalids from the garrison at Gi-
braltar, and Friends, Calms Tan, from Port Mahon,
with returned stores, bound to Deptford, will sail with
the first convoy, the former for Standgate Creek, and
the latter fatter destination.--Wind S.W.

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 29.
This motning the. wind having come from the
South-east, the ship bound to St. Ander°, Portugal,
and into the Mediterranean, sailed with a fine breeii,
under convoy of his Majesty's ships Vantuallut, of
74 guns, Captain MILNE ; Passim; SS, Captain
WARREN; HORATIO, 38, Captain Lord GiORGIC
STUART; 131:AOLE, 18, Captain SMTU ; and ECHO.
48, Captain r Eitceirni,. There •are in thy ships
bound to St. Ander°, an immense quantity of stores
of every description, a considerable quantity*/ specie,
and upwards of 3000 troops, for Marshal WELILINn.
TON% army. Also sailed the EouoNT, 74, Captain
BINGLIAM, and BELLQN A, Captain M,F.lst.mr, fir oif
Cherburgh ; JUNIPER schooner, Lieutenant VASSZLI
and Portroisc store ship, for North 4merica.—Ar.
rived the brig Corsi,lel Almanda, from Charleston,
bound for Madeira, detained by his Majesty's ship
rwsso.—Came into harbour, the VOLON TAIIIIII 38.
Hon. Capt. WALDEOR AVE. Hislkkjesty's ship Ge.
LIAM ranee, is appointed convoy to the West Ludt*
and Bahama Islands.
London, England, 1813-07-30

BAUTZEN, -JULY
.10,

The march of troops proceeding to the Grand
Army continues without interruption.

FRANKFORT. JULY 11.
Marshal the Duke of Valmy arrived here yester-
day, and to-day set out for Mayencc.

LOWER RHINE, JULY 11,
On the 7th of this month, the English Ambassa•
dor passed through Neuss (Department of the Mo-
selle), on his way to the place of Congress, he was
accompanied with his numerous suite, by a French
escort of honour. •
London, England, 1813-05-05

SPORTING INTBLLIGENC.E.

NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING—isis.
Torsost, MAT 4.
Mr. Vitheres colt, Don Cossack, Bst. 71b. beat Lord Foley's
colt, by Selim, Sat. 41b. A. P. 200p.-6 to 4 on Don Cossack.
The 2000 gs. Stakes, a Subscription of 100 gs. each, h. ft. colts,
est. 21b. and fillies, est. Sib. R. M. then rising 3 yrs old.
3k' C. Banbury's bL c. Smolensko
Duke of Grafton's Music •
i.ord Grosvenor's ch. c. by Meteor
Sir J. Shelley's liallban
Mr. Mellish's ch. c. Macedonian
Colonel Udny's br. c. by Haphazard
General Grosvenor's b. e. Redmond
Mr. Glover's b. e. by Haphazard
Lord Suffield% ch. c. Hocuspocus
Lord Egremont's e. by Gobanna
Duke of Rutland's b. e. Rostopebb
Duke of Rutland's b. f. by Selim
Lord G. H. Cavendish's br. e. by Alexander the Great
The Judge could place but S.
7to 4 apt Smolensko-6 to I agt Lord Gtosvenor% colt-7 to 1
apt Redmond-4 to 1 apt Hocuspocus.
Sweepstakes of 100 gs. each, h. ft. T. M. M.
Mr. Payne's Truffle, 9st. - 1
Mr. Astley's Magic, Bst. 21b. • 9
Duke of Rutland's Grimalkin, itst. 131 h. 3
sto 1 apt Truffle-7 to 2 apt Magic-3 to 4on Grimalkin.
Lord Suffield's ch. c. Hocuspocus, beat Lord Roues c. Quiz-
zer, 100 gs. h. ft. Ab. M.
The Claret Stakes, a Sweepstakes of 200g*. each, li. ft. colts,
est. 71b. and fillies, list. 21b. rising 4 yrs old. I). 1. The owner
of the second horse to withdraw his stake.
Sir J. Shelley's Comus •
Lord Stawell's Cato • 2
i.ord Darlington's Cwrw
Mr. 'Thornhill% Historia 4

1
. 2
. . 3
London, England, 1813-05-05

• IMILLISENCE.

ADMIRALTY COURT, MAY 4.
Hornung, Wessenaar master.—This vessel wi...as
sailing under Prussian colours, laden with stock-fis@,
from Bergen to London, at the time of capture. It
was contended on the part of the captor s, that this
was a covered transaction, it being enemy's property
going to Holland.— Further proof was directed, both
with respect to ship and cargo.
Zeelust, Rieffie master.—This vessel, under H rm-
burgh colours, laden with beef, harnl, flour, &c. was
bound from Hamburg!' to Heligoland.—This case
was directed to stand over for further proof.
Vrouw Elizabeth, I'ott master.—This vessel, under
Hamburgh colours, laden with rape-seed, starch, &c.
was destined to Heligoland.—Restored (except the
starch, which was referred to the Custom-house) on
payment of d captors' expellees.
London, England, 1813-05-05

IMPORTANT TO THE ARMY.
lat and W. RIDGE, of CHICHESTER, having
Jur • established extensive Warehouses in that City, beg leave
to offer their services is furnishing the ARMY in General, but
more particularly Regiments passing through the Sussex Dis-
trict, with Necessaries, Clothing, and Accoutrements, of every
description. Their Stores are so extensive, and such arrange-
ments have been made to merit patronage and approbation, that
Regiment may be supplied at an Hour: Notice, with every ar-
ticle required for the complete equipment of the Soldier
N. B. Regiments going to or returning from the Peninsula,
would find great advantages in the contiguity of the above ware-
-1 houses to Portsmouth.
London, England, 1813-05-05

NORTH WALE'.—TO FARMERS.
To HI. LET, IN ONE OR TWO FARMS,
AN ALLOTNIENT of FOUR HUNDRED
ACRES, in MALLTREA SALT MARSH, in the
County of ANGLESEY, lately embanked and enclosed from
the Sea. The Land is of excellent quality, and can be brought
iuto cultivation at a very trilling expence. It is within three
miles of the Town and Sea-port of Carnarvon, and there is
abundance of Lime in the vicinity.
Also, to be LET, another Allotment of 180 Acres, of lighter
quality, bordering on the above.
The Landlord will make very liberal allowances towards
building and fencing, so as to rend:r thee Lands a most desir-
able object of speculation to a spirited Farmer possessing skill
and capital.
For further Particulars apply to Messrs. Poole, at Carnarvon;
or at their Office at Pencraig, in Anglesey.
London, England, 1813-05-05

MA 25.

William Simpson, Sidllep's•aliey, tailor. Maitland Falcon,
Workington, Whiter. J.llllOll Young, Frollie SCIWOO4I, clothier.
Thomas Newcombe, Bow-bridge, clothier. Ww. Ward, Reati-
ing, barge-bugler.

DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS.

Damelow and Hudson, Leicester, linaiers. Perkins iisdNoad,
Ilford, &c. lulkis. Holland and Fisher, Sheffield, saw-makers.
Roberts and Wonky, Parr, millers. Wright and Brown, jun.
lkiarehani, grocers. Gurney and Co. Lynn, bankers. Davidson
and Co. Oxford-market. '1•a) for and Goulding, Lincoln, millers.
huckley and Co. Saddleworth, cotton-spinners. J. and W. COUR.
sell, Wrington, tailors. Jell and Define, Norfolk-street, painters.
Cater and Huniphris, St. Paul's Church-yard, linen-drapers. W.
and It. Baventockdirompton, painters. Edwards and Portington,
Strand. J. J. and J. Beardmore, Milk-street, hosiers. Anderson
and Davies, Queen-street, floor-cloth-manufacturers. Wihnot
and Battock, Chelsea, coal-merchaars. Johnston and Hogarth,
St.Dunstan'a-bilf,vine-merchants. Wilde and Slatter, Watling-
' ton, phnnbers. Wooda3 and Chappell, Londur.-wall, ironmongers.
Randall and Porkiss, Dover, vail-makera. Fisher and Harman,
Gravesend, &c. ironmongers. Hawley and Co. Birmingham,
copper-plate primers. Robley and Co. l.imehouse-hole, ship-
chandlers. Duncan and Young, Huddersfield, wookaplers. West
and Greenhough, Bow. Tyers and Co. Mincing-lace, West India
brokers. Parke, Everth, and Hilton, Iceland traders. Dronsfield
and Heywood, I.res, cotton-spinners. J. and W. Aspinall, Ha-
NE's, card-makers. Dixon and Ninth, Sloane-street, carvers.
Friend and Waterworth, Preston, drapers. Radcliffe and Monk,
' Atherton, spirit-dealers. Humphrey and Co. Welchpool, flannel-
drap-rs. Winslow and Purvis, Buckingham-street, wine-mer-
chants. Bacon and Co. Cal shako!), millers. Carcka and Co.
brush-manufacturers. l'owell a.d Co. Liverpool, carriers. Dop- I
kin and Co. Hull, turpen►lne-merchants. Graham and Cuthbert,
Mary-ie bwne.ltreer,l4'el,rrdashers.•