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sAI'USDAY NIGHT'S GAZOWE..,4
[This Gazette notifies tbatAbsc-Riatitlll keel! pinata to ism,
sent the' Rev. John-Paul tss tlar:ChurgllnciPWlo,-6 114
in the Presbytery and- County cii4yra vacant by. the death- o
the Rev. Mr. Bogrni, Lite Minister Omit; and alto to present.,
the Rev. Robert I'aton. to the* aural, rand:Parialtof .6traitosi,
in the Presbyiery and County .ot,kr,,Scasit by the transporta4
Von of the Rev. John. Paul tbilterlipfelt Spd Parish of Maybole.l
• - 7 U 4 NA PITS?,
•Speadelow, • Drysitiolts.4... iSalop. ircanspnger.
• surrender Illy 91, at live, sine Stpsat einvep.otth
Talbot Inn, Drayton-its-Hales. ....ttorulee, Messrs. Be
and Alban, Stone-buildings; thaesplit'ii,Bull.4 Mr. Bnenlintis
Drayton-in-Hales. • . .
Thomas Jepson, Ileaton-Norris, tantasilire,:breWinJune.
3, and 21, at ten, at the Bridgewater. Aorta Inn, cheater.
Attornies, Mr. Taylor, blastrzAptici. ot_llASeas. EA* end Co.
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• Cursitor-street. , .
James Roper, Norwich, woollenAraperElkley Int,:4l3vand Jon
21, at four, at the Castle Inn, St. Palterer. Muicroft. Nurwicb;•
' Attornies, Messrs. Parkinson And.fitalf ',:,litaiiiich; of Messrs:
Page and Greenfield, Gray's Ina-sqnare.
William Cartney Nigh, Bath, groCer, May 23, 24, and June
21, at one, at the RUVUTIOT Tavern, Bristol. Atttonar, Maw:
Mud and Johnson, King's Beach-wilk, •Temple; or Mr,
GoOlden, John-street, Bristol:
John &a'. ds.ntoore, Ashby-de-la-Zonch, printer, May 26, at four;
27, and June SI, at eleven, at the Queen's Head Inn, Ashby.:
de-la-Zonch. Anomie', Messrs. Dale and Co. Glididipco
, - street ; or Mr. Smith. .Ashby-de-h-Zonch.
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. John Haswell Robson, Sunderland, mercer, May. 22, Jane lit
and 21, at eleven, at the Bridge Inn, Bishop-Wearmosith.
Attornies, Mr. Blakiston, Symond's Inn, Chaucerphll4. etc
Mr. Shafts, Bishop-Wearnunth.
Humphrey Beak, Bathampton, Somerset, madman, May 2S,
29, and June 21, at one, at the White Hart Inn, Bath: At-
tornies, Messrs. Nethersoles and Barron, Essenratreet, Strand;
or Mr. Else, Northuthberland-buildings, Bath.
Joaquim Joze andeira, late of Great Winchester-street, iner•l
chant, May 17, 24, and June 21, at twelve, at the Court at
Commissiop?rs of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attornles,
Messrs. Blunt and Roy, Broad-street-buildings.
William Murrell, Skinner-street, Snow-bill, auctioneer, May
17, 31, and June 21, at ten, at the Court of Commis-inners ai
Bankrupts, in 13asinghs14treet. Attorney, Mr. RUM%
Crown-court, Aldersgate-street.
William Henry 511 Queen and Samuel HamiltaNNewman-street,
Oxford-street, stationers, May 17, 24, and June 21, at twelve,
at the Court of Commissioners of dankrupts, Basinghall.street.
lloklavortli, LincWp's tia

CE C A TE$l.-:—NI ar 31.
William Hamilton, John Ilamilron, Francis George
BamilMn :Ind Joseph Henry Itiduiale; New City Chambers?
Aid Leeds, merchants. ;„ Newland, Uverputtl. `.awl-maker.
Pam's, Cardiff, spirit-merchant: F. JacksOn, late of P.rad.
line, merchant. T. Welch, Great ToWer-street, win t-rnerCha.it.
J. Cotvin, late- of Abchurcb-lane, merchant. E. C. South-
bmok, Covent-garden Chambers, merchant. W. 13. White,
Srano,.linen-draper. J. and H. Bird, 13artlett's-buillings and
Poidtry, jewellers. T. Ashcroft, Liverpool, timber-merchant.,
DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS.
T. and G. Peacock, Skelfergate, York, raff-merchants. Pea-
cock aid Cu. Hull, timber-merchants. Paul and Dudivoit. FA-
vrard-strect, Portman-square, milliners. Oreemvdnd and Cm.
.delet, Manchester, linen-drapers. Copuer end Cadman, makers
of pocket-knives, Sheffield. IL 0. and W. irlinsun, Crotched-
friars, wiiie•merchants. Tucker and C0..-Achprington, anon,
manufacturers of yarns. J. lilegoon, ten. ani jun. Spitalfleids,
timber-merchano. Young and Co. Vewcastle-upon-Tyne, seeds
crushers. Niakhason smu tl'eirdivond, Blacktuitn, Lancashire,.
iron-foauders. Struth and Co. 4anibrocik-court, West
lndh-
nterchants. E. and Dewduey, Coulsdon' Surrey, farmers.
J. and A. Aitken, Dundee, merchants. James and Astor,
Manchester. Haworth and Potufrett, Blacliburn,.cetton.spin-
ners. SYers and Owen, Liverpool, bretvers. Wild and Taylor,
Cromgtoh, Lancashire, cotton-spinners. Parker and 13rettIng-
tam, Starer-stket, iledfonitsquare, builders. .Alton avid! 147
sher, St. •lies, generalehopkeepers. Heniott and Palmer,
Brighton, bteseen. Turner :and Ftalljames, Grange-road, Her-
enondsey, tanners. Danvers and Clarke, Tbatnes:street, wine-
merchants. Dean and 'Co. Loughborough, British-Lice-dealers.
G. and Brown, New Sarum, curriers. Thoinus_and Lan.
caster, St. Mary.43s, wine-merchants.

PARIS, MAY 9.
The Marquis of Matiflorida, and the Archbishop of
Tarragona, Members of the first Regency of Spain,.
arrived ou the 4th at Bourcleaux, coming flubs Bay,
onne,and returning to Paris.
Sir Thomas Maitland, Governor of the lonian
Islands, artived.in Paris this day.
• The Chancellor and Secretaries of the Chamber
of Peers preseuted to the King the Law on the Fi-
nances, passed in the sitting of Wednesday: .
Her Royal Highness the buchesiof Angouleme
arrived et Toulouse en the 3d May.
Spanish Journals from the 20th to the 27th ult.
;bringing news from Madrid and Seville, have arrived
4o-day at Paris. • They contain the report of Ballas-
teros, dated from Saragossa, the 19th of April.
On-the 17th cf April, Count Abisbal addressed
'frprar proposals to the militia of Madrid :
• it To march towards Seville, to keep open the
coniMunication with the capital.-2. To join the army,
enjoying the same prerogatives.-3. To admit every
.militiaman into the guerillas.-4. That those whq
shall choose to remain at Madrid, shall deliver their
_arms to the active army.—The greater part of the.
militia choiei the first proposal.
the fiat iittiag 9,c the Cortes, held at Seville;
the Asseribly heard- lie- Report of the Special
Committee on the triumphal march Of the National
.4epresentation from Madrist-to Seville.
In.the same Sitting, a message from the Minister
,of the Interior announced the entrance of the French
.
To a ilaMtion from M. Monlesiuos, the Ministers re-
plied, they:' tad knowledge of a Proclamation of
the Duke D'Angoirletne ; perhaps because the couri4
&tun Bayonne had been intercepted.
The Minister of the Interior, in answer fc;fa clues.
M. Gonzales Alonzo, said, that the mews from
the Political Chief of Zamom of the 15th, had not
mentioned Count Amarante's entrance. into Spain,
though it was said to have taken plate on'the 14th.
On the 24th the Minister of Foreigri'Affairi read
the Declaration of War against France. It is dated
the 23d of April, Signed- by. the King, andaddrisseci
to M. de San Miguel. It states, that as the French
have invaded the Spanish territory without a decla-
ration of war, and without any of the usual formali-
ties, which must be considered as a violation of the
late of nations, and an actual commencement of hos-
tilities, his Majesty, conformably to bis.daty, of re-
pelling force by force, of defending the integrity of
the Monarchy, and punishing the audacity of the
tenemies who invade it, has resolved,. by the advice
of the Cbuncil of State, and according. to Article
235 of the Constitution, to declare war against France;
which he does by the present declaration, enjoining
the competent authorities to combat by sea and land;
and this declaration of war is to be solemnly published.
In the Sitting of the 25th;t1lis opinion of the Coun-

4e 'Marshal repaired on tie id froM awnlas to Gerona, with
gittlan of font and one of hope. " or thi: road the Country
/hewed the inost Ifvely.tathaslasm; that Of the inhabi-
t4Sts of Perm% it would-be difficult to describe. A dispersant
nine as far as Puentqallay..r to meet tlsi French troops.• The
Bishop, at the head of His Clergy, the Municipal Body, awl al-
- the Whole populattra; received than as they iniered the
city. The keys were presented to the Marshal, who rettiroOd
them to the Bevidor, In the name of his Catholic Majesty. In
the evening ail tile houses were Illuminated. During the whete
sight, the lnhatiftana nianifeked their irsy by sone and .11rti:s.
This general gaietymade a great impress-on on ih • Frenc'i soldiori
especially on those who bad hiFp in the last war. Gerona wtil
becomb the deliot for the siipplit sof the 4!h Corps. Som • slight
works will make the pl tee safe against a coup tie main. If, in a
miiitar; point of view, it h important to occupy it, the we'etrne
which the French army has received there, is, in a poli i'.l
vier, a most happy presage. There is reason to hope thx the
same sentiments will be manifested in atl the Considerable tuwa:s
in the province. •
' • " The countries occupied by the 4th Corps are going to be
organized.. n wins and firm administration will tranquillise
the niind,i'OC the iohabitants—preyent private vengeance, and
augment the resources and the etrength of the Royal Army of
Catalonia.--Ily order et tbe Mahhal Conintaaderdtt-Chief:
The Major-General, Chief of Staff, DESPRES.
" Gcrone, May 3, 1823."
FROM THE CONST4EITIONIItI. OF FRIDAY.
..bt!4DRIp, AP.R.IL sp.
The Governinent has reeitivel the Repoit of Gere-
ral llallasteros, dated froth his head-quarters at Tar-
ragona, 19th in t. This brave defender of liberty
commences his dispatch with felicitations that his
troops have had the glary to be the first to meagne
swords with the French. He • a nnounces afterAi'ardi,
that on the 18th two brigades of the division of C -
lonel Don-Frincisco de Bola rioueras were attacked
in the environsif Arnedilln," by a farcesfitur times •
their number, consposed of four French battalion's
with',soo cavalry, and. two battalions of Afrancesados..
The brig-ade of Colonel Arama was charged by ail
the enemy's.force; and notwithstanding its enortooos
supetiority, our troops fought with the greatest en-
thasiasm, and retreated in order upon Arnedillo,
where they united with the remainder ache division.
The combat was obstinate. and the Preach sustained
considerable loss. The Colonel of Hussars of the
tower Rhine was killed in the first charge of the ca-
valry. At the same.time the column of the Brig-
dier Don Juan Sanchez was charged, and received
the enemy with the greatest coolness ; but it had the
sitisfortune to lose its brave Chief, who was made
prisoner of War. The battalion of active militia sf •
Logrono experienced a loss sufficiently great; but it
has nobly sustained the honour of oar arms.
fierier(' Ballasttros concludes 'Report by doieg
homage to the coinage of his troops, and expressingtos
intention to defend until death theputtlic liberties, and
the legitimate Government of his country. Our troops
maintained, on the 19th, their position at Arnedillo.
FON XII It GrUOTIOISSNE OF FRIDAY.
BAYONNE, MAY S, In the Evening.-,-(By express).We. learn from the head-quarters that hit Royal
H igh ne s die Com unkailee4n- Ghia frequently receives
couriers.front Seville.. Royal pighness has afso
received within these few days a deputation of the
principal inhabitants of Madrid, who hare come to
express to him the lively desire entertained in 'that
capital to see tho French arrive speedily.- The Army •
of the Faith already occupies Valladolid, and ac-
' cording to all appearance will be at Madrid on the
Vsth..; but it is very possible that King Ferdinand
May be brought back to that city befOre that time; by
some regiments-Which will have thrown off the yoke
of the Cortes. It seems certain that Murillo has
been abandoned by his troops.
A letter from Perpignan, of the Ist May, which
has arrived this evening by express, states that Nlina
fearing lest the fiat .engagement with the Feria;
should be a signal for an almost general desertion of
his troops, has resolved to retreat to Barcelona.

A letter from Bayonne says,-...‘t An unfortunaite
event, which shews that the. war begins to assume a
serious and dangerous charactert is the assassination
of five French' soldiers, which took eace' at 'Brunt,
three days ago, in a honse whete they pissed the
night. This violation of the laws of war and of hospi-
tality will, no doubt, be severely punished ; but the
example that will be given will serve but to inflame
the vindictive character of the Spaniards."
A Letter received at Bayonne, from Laredo, states,
that when that pott Was taken, the Army of the Vaith
plundered it without mercy ; and that the garrison
of the fort, which by the capitulation had liberty w
ioin the Constitutional Army, was sent to Bilboa as