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SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 24, 18:10. ritler 7D.

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. April 23.

Commissions in the North Somerset itrgimem of Yeomanry
Cavalry.
Lord Edward Thynne robe lAeutenant•Coloorl , itobvit Austin
Langwoltby. Gent. to be Cornet.
DECLARATIONS OP INSOLVENCY.

BA L 1., ROBERT JAN IM, earn berwell New-road, Surrey. schoolen an er.
Scats, JOHN. 11114 Wel- farce, Shoreditch, stationer.

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.

Louantas,JOlMPli, St. James's-street, goldsmith, from April 50 to
May 7, at ten, at the Court of Commissiorets.
Batsvow, Wu.stast, liorstead, Norfolk, builder. from April t. 7 !s
hlay 10, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, Norwich.
BANKRUPTS.

BURLRIGH, WII Liam, Toppesfield, Rases, draper, to surrender April
27,30, and Jure 4, at three, at the Court of Commis loners. A• •
renegers, Messrs. Parton and Rills. St. Mildred's-cruet, Poultry.
GOATSII4 Vi, LIAM, Chitldesdes, Southampton, corn dealer, April
27, at eleven, %lay 7. and June 4, at three, at the Court of Cam-
missionera. Atenrney, Mr. Whiteley, Taro hnu•e-yard.
BROHiII, Groans l• Tar, Old Bond-street, Hanover-square, sue
tioneer, April 27, at twelve. May 11, at eleven, :and June 4, at
twelve, at the Court of Commie.ioners. Attorney, Mr. Raphael,
Fitzroy-square.
BARRINGRR, SAMUEL WRIGHT, St. John-street, West Smithfield,
tavern keeper. April 27, at twelve. May 4, at eleven, and June
4, at ten. at the Court of Commissioners. Attorney, Mr. Um-

ney, Chanc, ry.lane.
float, Bosse?, Britton. Surrey, dealer in shares, April 27, at
twelve, May 11, and June 4, at eleven. at the Court of Com-
mbsioners. Attorney, Mr. Croday„ Bucklerabury.
StAGOOD. intim Jams's, Bread-street, Cheapside. table linen ma-
nufacturer, May 4,7, and June 4. at one, at the Court of Com-
missioners. Attorney. Mr. Spencer, St. Mildred's-court,
Poultry.
GINGER, JOHN, Moscow-terrace, Bayswater, builder, April 30.
May 17, and June 4, at nine. at the Coffrt of Commissioners.—
Attorney, Mr. J. Carlon, High-street, Mari-la-bonne.
Ca, STUMM, Water-lane, Tower-street, volt merchant, April
30, May 7, and June 4, at one, at the Court of Commissioners.
Attorney, Mr. G. Capes, Raymond's buildings, Gray's Inn.
Sol7Tlloll, Dam, Mallard, Surrey, corn dealer, April 27, at
twelve, May II , at eleven, and June 4. at twelve. at the Court
of Comm ssioners. Attorney, Mr.Ayrton, Church-row, Stepney.
Lewis, Thomas, BasinghaU-street, couch proprietor, April 27, at
twelve. May 7, at eleven, and June 4, at ten, at the Court of
Commissioners. Attorney, Mr G. Smith, Basinghall-street.
Batue,, ROOM. TMOXAS, Chancery-lane, victualler, April 30, at
twelve, May 7, at one, and June 4. at twelve, at the Court of
Commiasioners.- Attorneys, Messrs. Williams and Bethell,
. .

Lumplu's
Mang, Joint, Lealenhall- street, woollen dr.per, April SO. May
7, and Jut a 4, at one, at the Court of Commissioners. Attor-
neys. Messrs Chinon and Carer, High-street, Southwark, and
Crown 4/Slce-row. Temple.
B , Prita. jun. Rochdale, Lancashire, innkeeper. May 10,
11, and June 4, at two, at the Star Inn. Manchester. Attor-
neys, Messrs. Milne and Parry, Tem; le ; and Messrs. Walker
and Jesse, Manchester.
Mason, Faancts, Hereford. boot maker, May 14, IS, and June 4,
at three. at the Rays► Inn, Gloucester. Attorneys, Mr. W.
a*Beckett, Golden-square ; and Mr. W. Mathews, Gloucester.
Wannew, Henke, Gloucester, boot maker, May 14, IS, and June
4, at four, at the Ram Inn, Gloucester. Attorneys, Mr. W.
a'Beckett, Golden square ; and Mr. W. Matthews, Gloucester.
Logan, SAMUEL, Bri.tol, mason, May 10,11, and June 4, at one,
at the White Lion Inn, Bristol. Attorneys, Messrs Bridges
and Mason, Red Lion-square ; and Megan. Hare and Little.

Bristol.
Wn.uasts, Josue, Glyndwrdwy, Corwen, Merlowthahlres grocer,
April 29, 30, and June I, at eleven, at Osburn's Hotel, Oswes•
try, Shropshire. Attorneys, Messrs. Edye and Freeman, Cle-
ment's Inn; and Mr. E. Edwards. Oswestry.
Gave on, Junes TAYLOR. Liverpool, victualler, May 18, 19, and
June 4. at one, at the Clarendon Rooms, LiserpooL Attor-
neys, Mr. Booth, Temple-street. Liverpool ; and Messrs. Black-
stock and I'unce, Kung's Bench-walk, Temple.
Tram-mann, JOllll, Weft Cruker, Somersetshire, sailcloth nianufae-
mar' May 11. IL and June 4, at eleven, at the George Inn,
Crewkerne,Somersetshire. Attorneys, kitten. Hohne, Framp-
ton, and Loftus. New Inn; and Mr. E. Murly, Crewkerne,
Somerset shire.
STAMMAG, Tuowas, Gargrave, Yorkshire, innkeeper, Nlay 10, at
five, 11, and June 4. at eleven, at the Golden Lion Inn, Settle,
Yorkshire. Attorneys, Messrs. Hartley and Dudgeon, Settle;
and Mr. Beverley, Temple.
WILLIAM. Weymouth and Nielcombe Regis, Dursetshire,
carpenter. April 29, 30. and June 4. at twelve. at the Golden
Lion Inn, Wrynsouth and Melcombe Regis. Attorneys. Messrs.
Briolges and Poisson, Red Lion-square ; and Mr. G. Arden.
Weymouth.
Rentsen, Samuel, Stockport, Cheshire, ironmonger, slay 4,8, at
two, and June 4, at three, at the York Hotel, Manchester. At-
torneys, Mr. J. Tyler. Pump-court, Temple; and Messrs. Hunt
and Coppock, Stockport.
DIVIDENDS.

May 14. F. Foster. Ozford.street. tailor. at three, at the Court
of Coninthaimen—May 14. W. Cox Bath silk-mercer at
. .

twelve.at the Court of'Commission. re—May 14. T. Hitchcock.
Old Ford-lane, brewer. at eleven, at the Court of Commissionen—
May 14. J. Barber. Cowper's-court, Cornhill, stuck-broker. at
two, at the Court of Commissioners—May 21. W. Brock and B.
Le Meturier, Warnford-court, Tbtogmorton-street, merchants.
at ten, at the Connor Commisslonen—May 17. J. Brunton. South-
wick, ship-builder, at twelve, at the George Inn, Newcastle-upon-
Tyne—llay 14. T. C. Brown, Manchester, victualler. at ten, at
the York Hotel, Manchester—May 18 J. Bristow and W. Bristow,
Worcester. , currier*, at twelve, at the Pack Horse Inn, Wor-
cester— May 18, A. Mosman, Liverpool, merchant, at one, at the
Office of Messrs. J. and G. Crump. Liverpool.

CERTIFICATES-blAv 14.

Petherbridge, Newton Abbott, Devonshire, linen drpers--
H. Brown, Old London-street, nick factor—H. Death, Seymour-
place, Bryanston•square, upholsterer—J. W. lie% Pinner's Hall,
Broad-street merchant-0.3. G. Hawkins, Tunes Houw, Glou-
cestershire, ►oarding house keeper—T. Creed and T. Keen, Fore-
street, Crippkgate, haberdashers-- W. PAST, Bread •atreet, Cheap-
side, Manthenet warehouseman.
PA RTN RSHI PS DISSOLVED.

J. Vidgen and H. Vidgen,Wyr, Kent, tailors—J. Burgess and
F. Burgess, Werk St. Lawrence, Sumervetshire, graziers—T.
Fowler and Co. Brampton. Derhystire, ironfounders—J. Tweed-
dale and J. Nichols, St. Martin's-lane, °whit-crow. sargralla—.•
T. Parker and W. Parker, Orenskirk, Lancashire, carriers—A.
Yule and T. Reynolds, Vere-street, Clare-market, working ftwel-
lers—W. Hill and W. F. Roberts, Wotton-under-Edge, Glowers-
surgions— IL Wall and S. Wall, Daventry, Nartbantp-
tonibire, cow dealers—W. Green and W. Palethurpe, Grantham,
Lincanshite, clock makers—H. E/gar and C. Garnham, coal mer-
chants—J.olllg and C. Nicholls, Shrewsbury—E Shaw mid G.
Shaw_, Haugliton, Lancashire, check manufacturers—T. Kemp
and T. Cracknell, Birmingham, gold beater.— W. Chambers and
W.,Cuttrell, Birmingham, silver platen—L. Nlackineon and Co.
as far as regard. P. G. Beaton, Glasgow—N. Shelmerdicie and
Salford, Lancashire, conunwu brewers—J. W.lker and W.
Sayer. Stockton, Durham, canvas manufacturers—J. Terrill and
J. Nell, Broad•street-buildings—J. Terrill and Co. .ilatgass, GI.-
nwirganshlre. tin plate manufseturers—T. Salt and E. West, Ut.
tow ter StafLudshise, time burners
; GENERAL. AVERAGE PRICE OP BRITISH CORN
(wawa liettabla InewaTaTaaa
For the Weak elided April 16, made up !real le Returns at the
Impactors in the different Cities sod Towns in England and N ales.
• Imperial General Weekly Average.

WWII 665. 16.1 Oats 231. 64. Bum 345. 6d.
11.1 Bartel 31s. . I Rye HI s. Hod. Peas

Awozste Aortae of the Si Weeks WWI governs Doty.
WOW, Ch. SI. Oats Us. 74. Bats 321. SA
limey 30*. 14. Rye 33.. 111. I Pew 334. 74
PRICR OF SUGAR.
Tho Atepae Price of Snows us Ilito2woono 111111.1 a compiled
kW& IGiiifit4 21i4, in tie With etay tis2.2olls day of
12313,iettUi. Of cwt. ezelstivi a 7 dot' MINK al Colinas jay I
or parable thereto so tie inwportadoit flirted bile Givit

NORTH AMERICA.

THE TRADE OF THE MISSISSIPPI AND THE ST.

LAURENCE.

(From the Kingston Merton, edited by Mr Dalton. a 3lember "f
the Dolma A.•embly of upilie Canada.)

CO"V OF A LETTED FROM 3. /111.CDANAN, t*(i
TDV. %PEAKED OF TIIE DM'S,. OF Af4AFAIOLY •iV
CIoPF.R CANADA.

" His llalesty's Consulate, New York, JVI
" Stn.—ln the proceedings of the Homo of Assembly On the
18th inst. a resolution apron to have been °feted in tritium. ;..
the Wert India trade, and free navigation of the St. laaurerc!. rn
which the following appears:—
We have restore to far nor colonial interest may have by (.41 tp.:
, too successfully misrepresented— the more so. as our consul at N •
Yotk has stated advantages as likely to emote. which appear to
altogether chimetical, impehtic, and absurd.'
" If the right due to the huntbSeat subject of I.ia 111.,jesty. namviy, •
the right of being heard before condemned, prevails in Canada, I
have reason to complain it has not been extended to me in ti
instance.

" I am not aware of having ever advocated any policy that I ft tr
to avow ; and I feel conscious of never having, to obtain the faro-
of others, advised any system that had not Bridal, interest, British
connexion, and the prosperity of Canada in view.
" My unwearied exertions in behalf of Canada, the thousands of
industrious and loyal settlers I have been mainly instrumental in
sending thither, and the fact of having adopted it for the country of
my children, are too well known, 1 should hope, to require a• y
effort to prove my devotion to the province.
" It is pre-um.-d, that before a grave asstemb:y prormunces a spr
sure upon A public servant of His Majesty, rot subject to their
trot, evit ence should have been addue d to justify it. I had, before
this'imputation was cast ui.on me, hoped I was so well kg-Awn
several membe• aof your honourable hou.e, and to the peot.le to
Canada at large, that I should have been the hat individual deemed
capable of successfully misrepresenting' or betraying the intere,is
of the province.
If any expression herein, Sir, should appear in any way disr...
spectful, I beg leave to dischtias acy such intention ; and I 1111+,7
hope that what is just will be done. I have the honour to be, Sir,
your most obedient humble servant,
(Signed) " J.IS. BUCHANA V.
" appears to me that the proper way for It fr.
Buchanan to meet this matter is, to declare whether or no, he is
the person who submitted to the British Goan:lna nt the pLiti .);
giving to the Untied States the fres navigation of the St. leswrerz
to the ocean, in exchange for the privilege of sending flax met' is.
Ireland by way of New York. flax he submitted any plan at ail e
It is asserted in The ?'loses newspaper that a Mr. Buchanar.,
British coninstreisl functionary at New York, has submitted a
plan, of which the propositions above named form the principal
features. Mr. Buchanan either is, or it not, the person alho td
to. If he is not the person, andlias submitted no plan, he shout.,
say so: and if he be the person, and have submitted a plan. iit
stnaild be ingenuous enough to let these provinces know wl.at Iris
plan is, that it may undergo discussion on die spot whereon it is
be operative.
" However acute and sagacious a person may be, the world his
become wise enough to think that the suggestions of no indivi.
dual whatever should pass as the groundwork of legislation with.
out examination. llowcver much h may be thought a proof of
cunning in any one to offer plans for the regulation of the commerce
of a distant people, without previous consultation with that poople,
it will never be judged to be proof of his wisdom or his canshair.
If Mr. Buchanan has really had the folly to make the propositions
to the British tiovernment, imputes: to a British commercial tucc.
tionary,he can hardly be supposed to possess the penetration necessary
to perceive the propriety or their public Sad utter reprobation. The
reaslution, however, offered to the house, was not adopted, hut
amended to suit the exactly-alleged fact of the case. The disap.
probation of the !louse of Assembly is levelled at the misrepresents.
tions of a British commercial functionary ; and Mr. Buchanan, the
British Consul at New York, knows whether 'w not be is the man.
If he be the man, he has nothing to complain of; and if he be not,
let him so assert. It is well known that many of His Majasty's
colonies have, at various times, suffered egregious wrongs from false
legislation founded or. the information of persons assuming to know
the Interests of the people better than themselves.. It is always
much easier to commit elms than to repair their conrequences.
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