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Afternoon.
N.B. From the commencement of the Fire Association to the
present day, Insurance has beep dfecsed at altso per Cent, los
than by any ether instittition, anti with superior security. Ile
Association now cisteLines nearly Sixty Tbouund Members.
THOMAS BIONOLI), Secretary.
RICHARD MOIWAN, Actuary:
London, May i I th, lets
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hoer *oats
May . June 22, at it,
naldeaoreet, Bristol: Attoripei,
Elffs , Strjeant's-Ina, Flaii4tteet,
ory I rankle, Bristol.
Epping, Ewa,• seboyd-niasterotii-
trader, dealer and &layman. May
Tune 22, at one, at Guildhall
Anomie*, Mears. I.owlaas and Cross, St. 1.10.1r--"--
Poultry.

John Taileton late of Liverpool, but more late of Gloucester-
place, Middlesex, merchant, dealer and chapman. June 5,6,
and 22, at one, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Attornies, Mess.
Lace and Miller, Liverpool.
Mat thew Fairless, of Bishop-Wearmotith, Durham, merchant,
dreier and chapman, May 20, June 3, and 22, at eleven, at the
' George bin, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Attornies, Messrs. At-
kinson and Wades. 56, Cliancery.lane, London; or Mr. Jo-
seph Bainbridge, Newcastle-upon Tyne.
George Vipond, of Ludgate-hill, Loudon, linen-draper, dealer'
andehapman, May IN, 25, and June et, at one, at Guildhall.
Attornieq, Messrs. Roo:di:Ion and Hewitt, URl:Friday-street
Wiliam Wiggins, of Sunderland near the Sea, Durham, seeds-
roan, dealer and chapman; June 4,5, and 24, at eleven, at the
Bridge Juno Bishop Wearruptith. Attornies. Mr. Blirkiston,
Symomrs Ism, London ; or Mr. Thompson, Bishopwearniouth.
Thema, .Mercer and John Ballow, laic of Tonbridge, Kent,
bankers and coparteers. dealers and chapman, May 14, 21,
and June 92, at tin, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. E. G. Smith,
Fin ebury-square.
John Wood, of *Blackburn, Lancashir'e, baker, June 3, at eleien,
June 4, at three, am/ June 22, at four, at the Bay Horse Inn,
Attornies,Mr. Wigleswortb, Cray's lan, Loudon;
or Mr Wilkinson, Blackburn. ss
slhotnas libron, of Market Harbdrough, I.eicestersbire, wool-
stapler, May 2i 22. and June 22; at eleven, at the Swans inn,
Market Harborough. Attorneys. Mr. Weston, Wiwey; or
Mr. Mar.indale, i 3, Gray's letpsysare, Loudon.
John Bedell., of Cambridge, eah(net-maker and vpbolterer, May
15, le, and June 22, at bee, at the Black inn, Cambridge.
Moretti, Marra Haggerstoo and Whiteley, Cambridge; or
Mr. Croft, 57. Chancery-lane, London.
Mary Ann White, of Great Coggeshall, Essex,elethier, May 27,
2S, and June 22, at eleven, at the Red Lion inn, Colchester.--
Attoroles, Mr. Andrew, Great Coggeshall; or SsmuelWilson,
9, King's Bench Wiks, Temple.
John Bindery, of Wellington. Salop, pork-butcher and farmer,
May 27, at dee, May 211, and June 22, at tea, at the Pheasant
Inn, Wellington. Attorney, Mr. Bigg, Southampton Buildings,
. London; or Mr. Nock, Wellington.
DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL.
May 27, 1 homes GoodbaU, Plidput-lane merchant, at eleven.
June IS, James Fletcher, Clapham, merchant, at one. June 4,
Richard Rowney, Hatton-garden, perfumer, at twelve. June
1, William Hance, Toolerstieet, hat manufacturer, at twelve.
June 4, James Jameson and Joseph Wiliest Little Queen-street,
coach-makers, at one. /01. e I, Thomas Millie, Uolon-street,
Billsopsgate-street' silk weaver, at el:ven. June 1, William
King, Staines, butcher, at twelve May 111, 1-udding-
ton, Bristol, batter, at eleven. June 1, Charles Sharpley,
Cambridge, perfumer. at one. June 1, William Spear, Upper
Iberian-street, stationer, at one. June 1, John Dean, Clapton,
!lnen-draper, at one. May 95, James Heald, Careaton-street,
merchant, at ten,
• DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.
June 1, Francis Wyatt, Pl)mee,h, grocer, at eleven, at the
Pope's Had, Plymouth. June 1, Jonathan Wilson, Clithero,
victualler, at e.ree, at the Swan, C.ithero. June I, lenses Gelb,
Harrington, sat-aoap-manufac•urer, at twelve, at the King's
Arms, Liverpool. June 6, JOhn Mitchel, Inmate Mill, miller,
at three, at use Golden Lion, Whltehaven. June 5, John Iti and
and Isaac Fakeer, Etchellt, cotton•ntausd'acturert, at two, at
the Warren Bulkeley Arms, Stockport.
CERTIFICATES.Juan 1.
Charles Barnett, Lau:'..nt-wall, horse-dealer William Sykes,
Upper Russell street, Bermondsey, tanner. Thomas Shayle,
Bordesky. ?AMC!. Plymouth Dock, J.:motet.
Si ir.ue: Palmer, Bourton-un-the-Water, mercer. William SI tare,
Ilish,:p Weatmoutb, coai-fitter. John Cooper, 1 idncy, gr..cer.
John Out rain, Liverpool, hi me er. Wi:114:1 . King, Staines, 1,,...5her.
Alexander t)ordo:, U;iii..l-court, . lirra,d-larect, tuerdiant.
'Phonons Listier, lay•ote rkeeper.

FRENCH ;PAPERS.

PARIS, MAY S.
Dispatches received fro,. Grenoble bring accounts
of a senseless attempt made by some seditious men,
and repressed by the energy of the authorities, and
the courage and fidelity of the soldiers and the natio.
nal guatd. All was cairn, and alarm dissipated.
The leaders in this attempt have been deltvervd up
to the Prevotal Court.

M. Lampe was yesterday presented to the King by
the Duke de Richelieu, and tea the oaths as Minister
of the Interior.

The Finance Minister will soon depart to take the
waters at Baurbonne; it is not known who will oc.
cupy his place in his absence.
Oa Saturday, the 2d, a Court-martial will try
General Lefebvre Desnouettcs, as outlaw.

Fourteen young women, twelve to be chosen by the
Vicars of raris, and two by the con4i,tot y of the re-
formed church, will be suarrieLl at the expense of the
city of k'aris, oa the day of the Duke de Berri's
marriage, and will receive each a portion of twelve
hundred francs.

Marshal blassena is at present dangerously ill.
TURIN, APRIL so.

The English have not entirely abandoned Speraia,
as was announced. They have still a station in the
gulph, but their object in keeping it is unknown. It
is merely known, that during the course of the ne-
gociations they have constantly opposed the cession
of it by our Court to Austria, who Appeared desirous
to have it in exchange.
Letters from the south of Italy acquaint us, that
the Porte has not yet resolved to acknowledge the in-
dependence of the Seven Isles. Negotiations proceed
on this subject ; but what can the Porte do against
the maritime force of England

DECL43ATION •
Of his Hightsesi MACMMOD IMIYAN, Bcy of Tunis, addressed
to his EueUthey Baroo FIMOUI M, Knight Grard Cross of the
Order of the Bath, Admiral of the Blue Sipoidrou of his
tannic Majesty's Fleet, Ike. • •
"TUNIS, APRIL 17, 12,16.

" In consideration of the anxious desire mainfested by ids Royal
the YILINCIS Reoanx of kiiglaud to put au end to the
Slavery of Christians, his 1111s11C)S we BST of Toms washing to ,
testify his sincere desire to 110111 LAW the amicable relations which
subsist between bins Mad Great Britain, as a proof of his pacific
disposition, and of his esteem for the European Powers with
uh.+lll his Highness is desirous of consolidating a durable peace,
declares by these presents, that in case of war wi:ls any of the
said Poivera none of the prisoners shall be reduced to shivery,
but that they shall be treated with_evsry, possible humanity and
as prisoners of war, according to the farms adopted aid practised
in zuropt • and that at the end of the war the prisoners shall be
exchanged and sent hold..
" Given in duplicate at our Palace of Bardo, near Tunis,
the 19th of the mouth Joined AneUg hi the year of the
Beggs 1231. (Signed)
" MACAWS'S) BAWAVI, Bey of Tunis, &c."
LITT= FROM SIR itOßleitT WILSON TO M. OUPIN.
" rdson of Force, April au, 1916.
ge Damt Dupes—Oa the mentorabie day one which,
yea presented yourself before the Tribunal as the
champion of your clients. the defender of their na-
tionalvights, and the stippoz ter of the laws of your
country, you managed your arms with an address,
a vigour, and it Outshines, if character, which have
insured to you universal admiration and gratitude.
Some observations, however, escaped you which gave
martin. Hurried ..way by kieadihirs you wilt*

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• iviesspais, as olio is Ism *teed at No. es, HMO .Landoll tor Mr John Henry
1, Blaeldriats, where printed pa eirioto
rticulars. and any infoutusion,. liber Mutton, late df EN
index them mom excellent Institutions may, be had. Avail. her and vender of medicine, tr
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