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London, England, 1814-03-09 00:00:00

Chalks tieges, of Ringwood, HAWS, etatloner, dealer and chap-
man, March 19, 94, and April 19, at eleven, at Guildh4l.
Attorney, Mr. Make, No 4, Clement's-Inn, Landaus
Thomas Fryer, now or late of chrpstow,,Monmouthshire; thr-
mer, dealer and thaprnan, March 11, at sit, March 22 and
r April 16,.5t eleven, at the White Hs* Inn, Gloucester.—
Attorney, Mr. Walter Hilton Jessop, Irwin-greet, London.
Edward Pins, of Exeter, paper-maker, dealer and ihainuats,4pril
1,4, and 19, at twelve, at Phelps Ronnie; Plymouth-Dr•ck.i
—Anoraks, Mews. Lamb, Unitton, and Hawke, No. 96,
Princes-street, /kink of England; dr Mr. Charles 'link, Ply-1
MouthoDock, Devon.
Elliott Artily, late of Liverpool, druggittt dealer and chaplets,
April 5,6, and 19, at eleven, it the Globe Tavern, Livt•rpooL
Attoruies, Messrs. Cooper and Lowe, Southampton-baildirgs,
Chancery-lane, London ; or Mr. Kidd, N 0.6, Nlattesty'risoe,
I.iverpord.
Mark Nightingak, of Manchester, linen-draper, dealer and chap-
man, March 18, 29, and April 19, at eleven, at the Witite
Bear Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. inakelucke, Ser-
jeattes-Inn, nee-street, London ; or Nlr. Morris, Milk-street,
Pountain-street, Manchester.
Richard N'estlake, of Kingsteignton, Devon, linteburrerol•-a!er,
and chapmaa, March' SO, 31, ana April 12, at acorn, at the
Globe 'Lavern, Farrow. 'Atturnies, Messrs. CA-ett and Co.
Chancery-lane, London ; or Mr. Zachary 'Pura e.r., Paul-street,
Exeter.
Marino. Price, late of Prince+. Wert, Lambeth, o biting manu-
facturer, Alarcli 15, 92, and April 19. at ten, a. tin Idl a'l.—•
Attoineys, Meows. Murray and Watbrouev, sun-court,
Adams, pr‘Vfdnelbnry, Staffordshire, vicuniller, farm ur,
dealer arid chip:ran, March IS; 29. and • April t to, at ten, a'
Guildhall, Attorney, Mr. Hun.% Dean-street, F,:tter-laur.

CARI.TON iIOY...IZE, MARCH 7 .
This day his Tito, ncy Count Merveldt, General of Cavalry,
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary from his Ma-
jesty the Emperor of Aus:ris, had a private au.ti. lice of his Rola!
Highness the Prince Regent, to deliver his credatiais:
Also Baron de
~Wessenbrg, Enioy Vatraordinary from his
tirtperial Majesty, had his audience of leach of his Royal High.
.•
tins the Prince Regent
To w"ic!t they were respectively introduced by the Earl of
Liverpool, and conducted by Robert Chester, Esq. Assistant
Master of the Cercmunies.

At a Coin t at Carlton House, the 7ih of March, 1814, pre-
sent hi-. Royal Highness the Prince Revnr in Council,
11-s Royal Highnevi the Prince Regent in Council, in the name
and nun the bthall of his fitlajesty, was this day pleased to appoint
lir Charles Cockerell, of :itasonctoe, Bart. to be Sheriff for the
County of Gloucester, in the room of John Hooper Holder, of
Nor,h Cerney, Esq ; and Thomas Peckham Phipps, of Comp-
ton, P.sq. to be Sheriff for the County of SWAM
And his Royal Highness was also pleased is make the follow-
ing Amendments upon the Roll:
Hereford shire—kdward Moulton Barrett. of 114 pend, Esq. ;
' made Edward Moulton Barrett, of Hope End, Esq.
Staffordshire —Sir Oswald Mostley, Bart.; blade Sir Oswald
Mosley, Bart.
Cardigan—Thomas Lloyd, of Brontxith, E,q.; made Thorns,
' Lloyd, of ilronwydd, E'q.
Brecon—John Hotchkis, of Glan Usk Villa, E,q.; mide Joi.n
Hotchkis, of I.anwysk Villa, Esq.

The following letter has been addressed to Captain
PIIILLINIOHE by Lord Kurt' :

" SIR-I have had the honour to receive your letter of yester-
day's date, giving an account of the capture of la Clorinde French
frigate, *her a most severe CollftiCt, on the evening of the 25th
alt. between her and the ship you command ; I have not fall dto
represent to the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, that the
action reflects the highest honour upon your own bravery and
profewlonal skill, and upon that of your officers and ship's com-
.pany. You will be pleased to acquaint them, that I most highly
approve of the zeal and good conduct which they have shewn on
the occasion ; and while I regret escee thew y.‘u : • tt
so severely wounded, 1 entertain a h.v.e :I tt: • •
jetty's service, and the country at Ivp: sou lung be a 44.;
of your valuable service.. •• terra:
Swincombe Horne, the sew of BENJAMIN Kati?,
Esq. near Nottiched, Oxfordshire, was destroyed by
fire on Thursday, together with most of the furniture,
On Tuesday se'nnight an alartning fire was disco.
wired in a large p:14t•o1 buildings, the property of the
Dowager Lady- Ikarrsox, in the Talbot lnn.yard,
Halifax. We are sorry to say that the whole pile,
' which contained two wool warehouses, occupied by
Mr. Hassles and Mr. Thwaite, and the school for
poor boys and girls, on Dr. Belt's plan, was in a vet y
short time burnt to the ground.
A most alarming and destructive fire broke out on
Thursday night last in the wareh use of Mr. Liver-
moore, of Prittlewell, Essex, which soon consumed
the building, together with all the stock, amounting
to upwards of *5OOO in value. It is supposed .o
have been occasioned by a quantity of hops that
had been packed together becoming overheated, and
bursting into a flame.

PAnI SPIRIT.—A lady who enthusiastically adored
Wilier and Liberty, was disputing with a gentlem in
upon the various accomplishments of her idol, " You
will allow he has wit," said she. 66 Certainly."—
" And he is a. tine scholar ?"`•'•'44 Undoubtediy."
66 And he is intrepid ?"—" Yes."—" A patriot, too !"
Some think hitt sn."—" And surely he is very
handsome ?"..44 Handsome ! why my dear Madam,
he squints most abominably."—" squints ! I allow
it; but not a bit more than a man of genius ot,j;ht to
:quint !"