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London, England, 1819-05-31 00:00:00

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Lieutenant Atibeose Lane, oa half-pay 98th Foot, to be Town-
.. Major of Punts Edward's Island, vice 1114Donell, aeceast.l.

aIOSPIThIo STA rr.

Staff-Surgeon Join Vaughan Thompson, from half-pay, to be
Surgeon to the Forcts, vice Simon Bawling, who exchanges.
Hospital-Assistint Bernard Conway, from the half-pay, to be
/bybal-Astistant to the Forces, vice Nelson, deceased.
OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, MAT 26, 1819.
Royal Regiment of Artillery—First lieutenant George Coles
to be Second Captain ; Second Lieutenant Daniel Thorndyke
to be Flat Lieutenant ; Captain John Briscoe, from half-pay,
to be Captain; rust Lieutenant John A. Wilson, from half-
pay, to be First Lieutenant; Second Lieutenant Samuel .1.
&vane, &Oen half-pay, to be Second Lieutenant.
BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.
Nicholas Brooke, late of Dube-street, Lincoln's Inn-ftelds,
shoe-manafacturer, from Nay S to June 26, at ten, at Guild-

Stephens Doutbat, lute of Liverpool, merchant, from May £9
to June Inost twelve, at the George Inn, Liverpool.

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
James ./Csowks, Stroud, Gloucestershire, inigtolder.

BANKRUP PS.

Joseph Broomhead, late of Sheffield, merchant, to surrender
June 7, at twelve, 8, at two, and July 10, at twelve, at the
Tontine Inn, Sheffield. Anomie., Messrs. Blarave and
Walter, Symond's Inn; or Messrs. Parker and Brown,

Ptake, Ilandsworth, Staffordshire, merchant, June 7,
8, and July 10,.at twelve, at the Union Inn, Birmingham.
Attornies, sd Braikenridse, .lartletes-build-
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bits, Holborn or Mr. Beswick, Cherrystreet, Birmingham.
'Henry Webb, Holborn;
,pump-maker June 8,9, and July 10,
at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms. Bristol. Attornies,
ikura. Hicks and Braikenridge, Bartlett',-buildings; or Mr.

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Pima Wood and Robert Bellwood, Scolances, Yorkshire,
llinsber-therchants, June 11, 11, and July 10, at eleven, at
I Aims Dog and Duck, Scale-lane, kingston-upon-Hull Attor-
„ gigs, Messrs. Rosser, Son, and Rosser, Bartlett's-buildings;
or Messrs. DkLinsoe and Thompson, Hull.
Wimp Stunt, Allen-street, Goswell-street, carpet-manufactu-
rer, June 1, 15, and July 10, at one, at Guildhall. Attor-
ney, Mr. Whitton, Great James-street, Bedfcrd.row.
Thomas Starkey ColdweU, Norwich, coach-master, June 3,22,
and July 10, at fowl., at the Angel Inn, St. Peter of Man-
croft, Norwich. Attornles, Messrs. Bignold and Brightwell,
Norwich ' • or Messrs. Alexander and Holme, New Inn.
William Izod. Redditch, Worcestershire, draper, June 8,9,
and July 10, at eleven, at the Swan Inn, Alcester, Warwick-
shire. Attornies, Messrs. Meyrick and Broderip, Red Lion-
square • or Messrs. Lea and Son. Hrtly-in-Arden, Warwick.
John Smith, Stamford-street, Blackfriar's-road, horse-dealer,

June 1, 15, and July,lo, at ten, at Guildhall Attorney,
Mr. Bassett, Nelson-square.
likseph Band-, senior and junior, South Shields, ship-builders,
June 15, 16, and July 10, at eleven, at the George Inn,
Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Attornies, Mr. Chattr, Newcastle-
upon-Tyne ; Messrs. Bainbridge and Bell, South-Shields; or
'Messrs. Bell and Brodrick, Bow Church-yard, Landon.
William Simms, late of awiedon, Staffordshire, coal-dealer,
June 7, at five, 8, and July 10, at eleven, at the Lhtleton
Arms, Penkridge. Attornies, Messrs. Price, Williams,
White, Lincoln's Inn; or Mr. Simi* (Md Church-yard,
Wolverhampton.
Samuel Fletcher, Doncaster, haberdasher, June 11,.14, mod
July 10, at eleven, at the-Dog and Duck, Scale-lane, King.,
ston-upon-DuIL Attornies Mews. Rosser, Son, and Ros-1
ser, Bartleu's-buildings, liolborn; or Messrs. Frost, Iletll.
Jonathan Milne and Jonathan Binns, jun. Loos, Cornwall,
merchants and bunkers, June 26, 28, and July 10, at eleven,
at the Ship Inn, Love. Attorney, Mr. White, Wellington,
Somerset; or Mr. Burfoot, King's Bench-walks, Temple.
Matthew Stead, Ludlow, Salop, stone-mason, July 8,9, at
ten, and 10, at twelve, at the Angel Inn, Ludlow. Attor-
nies, Messrs. Wellings and Co. Ludlow; or Messrs. Jenkins,
James, and Abbott, New Inn.
Matthew Pearcy, Lime-street-square, merchant, June 8, 12,
and July 10, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Poole,
Adam's-court, Old Broad-street.
""" " " Blackburn,

the privateers for the Swallow, she made no
attempt to escape till it was too late, when the Cap.
seeing his error, gave orders to set her on fire,
the crew escaped on shore. This brig wss. just
at Curasoa, and had eight iron and four brass

cannon and a rich cargo on board., The goods taken
from the N. S. del Carmen were found on board the
Harmony. The Swallow convoyed the other vessels
' safe to La Guira and Porto Cabello.
The privateers do not belong to Brion's squadron,
or to the Independents of Venezuela, but sailed under
the flag of Artigas, which is not recognized by Brion,
who having heard that these vessels, which were
lately at Margaritta, had committed acts of piracy,
had resolved to call them to an account for it if he
met with them.

The Paris Papers of Thursday arrived yesterday.
The following are extracts from them:

PARIS, MAY 26.

The King heard Miss in his apartments, and at
one o'clock presided at a Council of 11,inisters.
The ceremony of the solemn translation of the relics
of St. Denis, and his brother Martyrs, from the Church
of the Carmelites to the Royal Church of St. Denis,
took place this day. Cardinal Talleyrand, as Head
of the Chapter of St. Denis, presided. The Mass was
celebrated by M. de Queslen, Bishop of Samosate.
We are assured that a Marshal, distinguished for
his military knowledge, and illustrious by his cam-
paigns, is shortly expected in Alsace, in quality of
Governor of that Province.

A letter from Leghorn, cf the 14th of this month,
announces that a Revolution has taken place at Tkinis;
that the Bey and all his family have been massacred;
and that one Benjienis, who had been for some years
a State prisoner at Algiers, has been installed as the
new Bey. Notwithstanding this Revolution, the
greatest tranquillity is said to prevail at Tunis.
Five per Cents. Wednesday, 66 fr. 90 c.
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES. ILAN 26.

M.GA UNA RTIN made a Report on several Petitions.
The Sieur DELACROIX at Paris, in the names of two
hundred Frenchmen, creditors of the Spanish Govern:
ment, solicited the intervention of the Chamber, in
order to obtain payment of their claims. The Com-
mission recommended its remit to the Minister of,
Foreign Affairs.
M. Blusom warmly supported the preposition for
the remit. Ii is the duty of the country, he said, to
second appeals so just as these. The Government
has kept a million of rates in reserve, in order to
satisfy the claims of French subjects. The delay
which the Spaniards have shewn in liquidatbz these
claims is a slight upon our dignity ; it is necessary
to resent it by the immediate suspension of all ulte-
rior payments to the Spanish Government.

The remit to the Minister was ordered without
opposition.

The Commission proposed to transmit to the Mi-
nister of the Interior another Petition from the heirs
of different dramatic authors, in which they de-
mand that literary property should be extended till
ten years after the death of authors.

M. KERATIM observed, that some weeks since he
had submitted a proposition to the same effect ; and
since the many other important matters in which the
Chamber are engaged had prevented them from
granting a Secret Committee to consider of his pro-
position, he would now, with their leave, take this
opportunity of delivering his opinion upon it.

The bulkiness of the MS. discourse which the ve-
nerable Member held in his hand frightened the
Assembly a little ; 'hints were given him that the
day was far advanced, and that it was time to turn
to the Budget; M. KERATRY, however, was not in-
clined to give way ; the Assembly became tumul-
tuous ; and the venerable Member being at last forced
to retire, the Remit to the Minister of the Interior was
carried.

The discussion on the Budget was then resumed;
all the Ministers being present.
The Baron de Setts opened the debate. He in-
sisted strongly on the necessity of economy, particu-
larly in the Department of War, and proposed that
there should be reduction on the credits of the diffe-
rent Ministries to the aggregate amount of 9,900,000
francs, in addition to the retrenchments suggested
by the Commission.
M. CORNET D'lNcounr spoke at considerable
length. He defended the Missionaries from the at-
tack made on them on the preceding day by M. Ro-
nzr. Addressing them in the language of invoca-
tion, he exclaimed, " Holy and reverend Militia—
(Bursts of laughter from the left side)—may you
continue to make GOD known to those who know
him not; continue to invoke blessings on that Mo-
narch, whose generous protection and pious benefi-
cence every day encourages your apostolic labours ;
may you, in fine, seconded by a great example, and
by so glorious a support—may you continue to ren-
der France more and more Royalist and Christian !"
—M.D'lNcouar also threw in a word in vindication
of the Swiss, who cost, he said, only 600,000 francs
more than an equal number of French troops, while
by cementing an intimate alliance with Switzerland,
they brought incalculable advantages to France.
M. DELESSERT submitted the following Proposi-

cans:

1. That the Budget of War should be reduced to 100 mil.
lions (twelve less than proposed by the Commission).
S. That 5,400,000 francs should be granted to the Legion of
Ifelsour, in order to enable it to pay in full the pension of 050
'Auks to each of the ordinary legionaries.
That 1,000,000 francs should be divided, by way of relief,
among the pensionaries of the fourth, fifth, and sixth classes,.and
'CM veterans of the fields of J'uliers and Akzandria.
Tho Chamber ofdcred the whole of ih 4iitouisc: 1

Jots Lund and James Walsh, Blackburn, Lancashire, cotton.
manufacturers; June 10, at five, 11, and July io, at twelve, one of the privateers for the Swallow,
I • at the Old Bull lon, Blackburn. Attornies, Mr. Neville, attempt to escape till it was too late, i
Blackburn; or Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple.
John Stubbs Jordan, Birmingham, dealer and Chapman, Jane tai n, seeing his error, gave orders to
a, 9, and July 10, at two, at the Royal Hotel, Birminghans and the crew escaped on shore. This
Auornies, Messrs. Clarke, Richardsond bliednalf, Chinces7-
lane; or Meean. Webb, Tyndall, and Rawlins, Birmlngligm. built at Curasoa, and had eight iron ;
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