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London, England, 1811-11-06 00:00:00

IVOULE'S PAVENt B•IISAt4 ENGINE.

London, April 17. 1311.
' !MIS is to certify, Thzt we, the ttuderalistid, were
-a- )prewint en the I4th of March, tell, en the .premisses of
John kisulgson, Esq. and Co. a Battersea, to wit Liao at. vsperi-
'non made with a Steam Engine of eight .horsef;'plivrer
lir Messrs. Bolton and Walt. to ascertain what qualsti iot tr tn'oat
could 'be ground by the said Birene with asr veifiYuintity of
Caws. The Eogine was in good working condition the Mill.
atones In good °tilers and the exp,riraciit was made with one
',air of Stones, "French Burs 4 feet 2s inches diameter.
• the Engine was Winked with proper care and attention for
three hot ors end fifty 'Minutes, and in that time grifolid three
*mem seven btedmks and a half of Whra4., Winchester men.
• inteotith five bushels an:l one third of a bushel of Coals. The
. weight of the Whcat,was S 9 poundi, neat, per bushel. The Coo.is
were,from Collin...wood Main, 44S pounds.
James Button, Ragineer. - Richard Dewdney, '
John Penn, Engineer. • George Nicholls, Miller at
IticLiud Pierce, Miler. Messrs. Hotigsmis.
London, 17th April, 1811.
'Flits-ls to Ce ~ Th we„the undersigned, were pre-i.nt on
the 17th of April, IEI/, on this premises of Messrs. Woolf and
Mii-settet, Lambeth, • to witness an esperiment made
with a Steam Estginetsionstructed. by them en Me: Woolf's Pa-
lent Principle, to ascertain what quantity of Wheat cJuld be
grnundby the said Engine with a efrin qtantity o' Coals. The
Engine was in good working condition, the mill stones in ;Sod
order, and the experiment was made with two pair of stones,
r etch bors, four fret diameter.. 'lle Engine was worked with
proper care and attention for two hours and 44 minute', and in
that time ground 33 bushels of Wheat, Winchester measure,
with one bushel; 'three pecks, and 14 lbs. (say 161 lbs.) of Coals
(1011tngwsirs4 Vann. he weight of the Wheat was 59 lbs. neat,
psi bysiel Tjic Fu
ngine is estimated at nine horses' power.
Richard treekhick, Engineer. Richard Dewdney, Miller.
Janiesßuittiti; fitereer. -George Nichultsf, Miller at
John Penn, rssiPsiter. Messrs. iinfigsotts.
• , Richard PieNe, Miller. Henry Harvey, iron Founder.
Oa the 12th day of July t 1311, an experitpeitt, atonlilar to the
shove, was performed lArtxdre Engine, at Woolf and Ed.
ward's, when Upteard' of 34 MIA* of N' heat were ground into
Flour, with. two baskets ori6strislnldi of Newcastle Coeds. The
'Wheat was of the weight of 3tilbe. per bushel; Certified by
Peter Keir, Euolneer. John Norton, Engineer.
Eryan bonra:Engineer. Joshua Field Ehgincer.
R:ch. Jacl.son, Engineer. James Smith, Engineer.
John Petits, hngincer, Clias.nirborne, Ntaillema.
James Burton, Engineer. tical Instrument-maker.
Joseph Machin, Engineer. Richard liewthiey, Miller.
John Edwards, Engineer.

London, July Ifi, 1811:

This is to eertifyi That we, the Subscribers hereto, were m-
ean on the Premises of Woolf atni Edwards, at Milbstreett, Lam-
beth, on. Friday the 19th day of Itily, 1311. to witness an expe-
riment made with a Steam Engine Of Arthur Woolf's Patent Con-
etrucrion, to ascertain how Much Wheat could be ground into
floaiby two pair of French bur stones, of four left &ante• er eai b,
nttoebed to the said Engine, with a given quantity of t.nials, anal
.1 bat the following was the result. Workint the Elgitot four hours
end 11 minutes. and burnt 3 bushels rif NewcitstleCoals, weighing
2521to.Doring the above time and with the above qoatititv of fuel,
vine pair of the above Stones ground 36 Bushels and 44ilbs. and
The other pair 24 Bushels ant 23Ihs..making tegether 61 Bushrli
ind•lSiibs.; and it is our opinion, that ifthesecond pair of Stones
had been in as gonad order as the Bra, there would have been
ground with the above fuel at least Bushels. The Wheat
weighed Siiihs per bu Att. •
Joevph• JSramah, Engineer: John Dickson, Engineer.
4obh Penn, liogint•Lr. John Sherwin, Engineer'
4ohu Edwards, Engineer. Thomas gowt.tree' Engineer.
Peter i fir. Englnvtr. • Charles Fairbone, Mathernati-
-41-antes Moorman, Engineer. • cal Instrument Maker.
-4111 es Smiih, Engineer. Thomas Jones, Mathematical.
lit:chard Engineer. Instrument Maker.
401. n Norton, Englntee Richert
' Dewdney, Miller.
'
litiseph Mithin' Engineer. George Nicholls, Miller.
,Yams. Bin ttin,•Eugiuttotra •
From the shrive Getrtificatts• tt appears, that with one e /tresses.
Boiton and Watt's best ,Bugines of eight horse. power, not quite
six bushels of ilheat, Winchester r.wasure, can be ground it,to
Boor with tine bushel or 84 pounds of Newcastle coals ; and that
iojile' the same quantit/ of coals, 'Wash's nine horse Engine can
gritttl.truto...lo to 24 bushels of the same wheat. In other words,
Waal's Patent Steam Engine of nine horses power can lift from
40 to 45 millions of pounds one (tint high,;vrith one bushel of
coals.—Engiees of greater police. Lan lilt conSiderahly more wit)
the same quantity of fuel:
Flo I.ietfice to eoustroct or use Wool 's Stearn Engine, aye)
to iVtiolf, C,' inborn, Cornwall; or to Mr. Alexalidet
Starpflite, Temple liar.
N. 11: Fugues on Alr:11/Ites principle may be altered so as to
euraiiinee .14 tosif 's improvements, at a sloths-ate expellee.
be olitpte KM and retest atsoni-Srabie b to be 3.141 by
revue Cunirec“

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Brealch - 113 d I

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Depth - 1s 9
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9 curt. 2 qrs. 20 Oak tingdiead S.ates.

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31 (Nu:a Indigo
• 4 CaskiCed On
30 Onto Atinado
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Breadth, IS •
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Dragorips, to be Lieutenant, wit.. at purchase. .
14th Di.. J.... Alexander Macintosh, Gem. to be Cornet, without
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Guards.
17th Regiment of Light Dragoons.
To be Cornets—Ensign Carrw, from the Stith Foot, vitt
Bond, promoted in the S.sth light Dragoons; Samuel tier-
hy, Gent. by purchase., vice Abba„prontutedin the 15th Light
Dragoons.
25th Ditto—Cornet Henry Bond, from the 17th Light Dragoons,
to be Lieutenant, vice Kennedy, deceased.
3d Reglnalt of Foot Guards—Ensign Robert P. Hesketh to be
lieutenant, hy'purchate,•vlce Ara, who retire.; and Charter
Labe, Gent. to be Ensign, withitut pure.ao., vice Hesketh.
Ist Regimrnt of Font—Ensign George Church, from the Lon-
donderry Militia, tribe Enstgri, -.vitt:out ::tirchabe.
Bth Ditto—Gentleman Cadet Daniel Frazer, front the Royal
Military College, to be Eneign, without rurchase, vice Dorton,
appointed to the Royal Staff Coips.
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9th Regiment of Foot.
To be Captains of Companies—Lieutenant ,ristos woodham,
without purchase, vice VoweU, pet:wined in the 7,h Garrison
Battalion; Lieut. Valentine .Fh ming, vice Gramm; proaioted.
To he Lieutenants, without purchase,
Emign Dahas, vice Taylor, ap; ointetl to the 12th Light
Dragoons.
Ensign J. /1. Mitchell, vies Crompton, .promoted is the York
Light Infantry Yell:owes-a.
Ensign homes Cook, vice Dien, protwited in the 3d Dragoons.
Ensign Edward Mathews, vice Woodham.
' To be Ensigns, without purchase,
Gentleman Cadet Henry NPDermott, from the Royal Military
College, vice Cooke.
Brown, Gent. vice Mathews.
11th Ditto—John M`Dowall, Gent. to he Ensign, without pur-
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promoted.
Itth Ditto—Ensign George Lawson to be Lieutenant, without
purchase, vice Purdon, who resigns ; John Jenkins, Gent. to
be Ensign, without purchase, vice Lawson, promote'.
17th Ditto—Philip Jacob Demoor, Gent. to be Ensign, without
purchase, vice R. Swinton. promoted.
22d Ditto— Bird, Gent. to be Ensign, vice' G. Paton,',
deceased. •i
24th Ditto—Robert Marsh, Gent: to be Ensign, without pur•
chase, vice Hodge, whose appointment has nisi taken ithee.
2fitb Ditto—Gectleman Cadet Wm. Ross, from the Riiyal
Mi-
litary College, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Jacktun,
appointed to the Royal Staff Corps.
29th Ditto—Ensign Thomas Hamilton to be Lieutenant, by pur-
chase, vice Elliott, promoted.
31st Ditto—Lieutenant Thomas Podmore, from the Nth Foot,
to be Lieutenant, vice Gillespie, who exchanges.
33d Regiment of Foot.
To be 1 !cotenants, without. purchase—Ensign E. J.. Preestly,
Tice Morlett, deceased; Ensign James Patel), vice Wright,
i who resigns.
'rp be Ensigns—George Gahagan, Cent. by purchase, vice Ked.
dy, promoted ; George Winona, Gent. vice l'rcestly ; Sa-
muel Alexander Pagan, Gent. vice Patch.
43•1 Ditto—Ensign Hugh Valiance to be Lieutenant, without
purchase, Oce mites deceased; Lachlan Mackay, Gest, twbe
Y.nsign, vice Valiance.
36th Regiment of Foot.
To be Lieutenants, without purchase—Ensign George Sunbolf,

s ce Knowles, deceased; Ensign Robert Robertson; vice Col-
e:utsgh, promoted ; Ltisign B. Mason, vicP Vincent, deceased.
To be Erwigns, without purchase—Alexander Hadna, Gent. vice
• &unbolt ; James .1 erroherd Gautier, Gent. vice Elliott, deceu-
ss d; Quaker Master Serjcant George Zi.2.bl!t, vice Robbn son.
65l Ditto—Assistant Surgeon John H. Sprague, from the 95th
Moot, to be Assiwatit Surgeon.
67:1: Ditto—Quartet Master James AliPherson to be Adjutant,
with the rank of Ensign, vice Camplxll, promoted ; Setjeunt-
litajor --- Hales to be Quitter Master, vice TA' Phereon
. .

69th bitto—Quarter-ATasu;-Serjeant . Rose to he Adjutant
;with the rank of Ensign). vice Downing, who resigns the
Adjutantcy only.
Ditto--Captain Dawson !idly, from the 27th Foot, to be
Major, without purchase.
74th Regiment of Foot.
To be Lieutenants, *bout pus chase—Erslgn Benjamin Rztn-
nage, vice Moat, , dead of his wounds; Erslgn Thomas
hlanoin, *lee Fernandez, promoted in the 53d Foot. •
To he Ensigns, without purchase—lieutenant Gregory Dolphin,
from the Galway Militia; Ensign Hew Shaw, from the For-
' . far Militia.
79th Ditto—John 'Thompson; Gent. to be !nip bit:pnrchase,
Nee Brown, promoter!.
SOth Ditto—Ensign John Molony to be Lieutenant, without
purchase, vice Curtis, who resigns; Wilson, Gent. to be
Ensign, by purchase, vice Molony.
ilst Ditto—Captain Charles French, from the York I.ight In-
fantry Volunteers, to be Captain of a Company, vice Mac-

kenzie, who exchanges.
n9th Ditto—Lieutenant Joshua Gillespie, from the Slvt Foot, to
be lieutenant, vice Podmore, who exchanges.
91st Ditto—Assistant Surgeon William Young, from the 94
Dragoons, to be Surgeon, vice Bloomfield, promoted.
95th Ditto—William John George Farmer. Gent. to be Second

Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Per), promoted in the
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Royal Corsican Rangers.
4th West India Regiment—Ensign John Cavendish to be lieu-
tenant, without purchase, vice Cruikshanks,promoted ; Wil-
liatn Sherlock, Gent, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice

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Ist Royal Veteran Battalion—Captain James Pratt, from the
7th Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Captain of a Company,
vice Garvey, placed on the Retired Liar.
ith Ditto—Captain John Blossett, from the Royal York Rangers,
to be Captain of a Company, vice Pratt, appointed to the Ist
Royal Veteran Battalion.
BR EV ET.

To be Major-Generals in the Army in Spain and Por-

tognl only.

Brigalizr.Gererals George Murray, Richard Hulse, Honourable
E. M. Pakere..am, and Henry l'i,l•Kinnon.
To be Majors in the Army.

Captain George Totit'., of the 20th Font.
Gamin IL J. Wingfield, of the 6th West-India Regiment. .

HOSPITAL STAFF.

Joseph D. A. Gilpin, M.D. from half-pay, to be Deputy-Inspector
of Hospitals, vice Doctor Pym.
Surgeon Benjamin Bloomfield, from the 91st Foot, to be Sur-
geon to the Forces..
To be Apothecaries to the Forces.

Hospital-Mate Willim
Hospital. Mate George Montgomery, vice Longmore, deceased.
The King's German Legion.
Ist Battalion of I.ight Infantry—William de lieugtd to he Bosigia.,
eke Hartwig, promoted. •
t..

STAFF. - •
Lieutenant Henry Wiegmann, from the 2d light Battalion, to
be Brigade-Major, wnh the temporary rank of Caista*4 rice
Ompteda, deceased.
York Light Infantry Volunteers.
Captain Alexander Mackenzie, from the Slit Fnot, to be Captain
of a Company, vice French, who ezchanEes.

Royal Corsican Rangers.

Second•Lirwenant Hon. William Cecil Pery, frem the 95th Foot,
to be Lieutenan., without purchase, vice Hatzenbuhler, pro-
moted in the Greek Light Infantry Corps.
tst Em On A NUM.
Ensign M. Forster, of the 45th Foot. is superseded.
The appointment of Hospital Mate O'Reilly, to be A. slsiant.
Surgeon in the Plst Foot, as stated in the Gazette of the 15th
bas been cancelled.
Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the
North Riding of Yorkshire.
Richard Rudyeatd, Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenant. Daistlec• •
tober 16, ism
Nnrtli-Riding Militia.
Captain Charles Thoyts to be Major, vice Yorke, resigned.—
Bated October 16, 1811.
Lieutenant Peter Hammond to be Captain, vice Thoyts, pro-
moted ; Charles Stennett, Gent tobe Lieutenant, vice Ham-
mond, promoted. Dated as above.
I3ANRUPTCY ENLARGED. •
Nay. 14. Robert Scotton, of the Roebuck public house, Cannon-
street-road, St. George in the East, Aliddlesea, vistualler,
fleakr and nhartnaV, n't•tcn, at Guildhall:

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AMERICA. .

EANXRUFTS.
WilEani elarlt, of Putney, Surrey, sty -broker, dealer and
&spawn, to surrender November 12. IA, and Deetntlis- 17, FROM THE CHAR LSTOWN PAMIRS
at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. R. Oakley, Martin's-
VANE 110111511 RT.
• lane. Cannon-street, London.
[
Samuel Atkins, of Bridgewater-square, Barbican, I.ondon,wrcb-
It is wish much sAtisf.ction that we are enabled tie
race-maker, NoveMber 17, 29, and Dec. 17, at one, at Guild- state the recovery of the money taken from the vault..
ball. Attorney, Mr. Coleman, Furnivars-lon. . of the late Office of Disc,nrut, and deposit in this city,
Frederick William Crouch, late of Grenville-street, Somer s• pn the night of the 24th ult.
. It appears that strong suspicions hid been enter-
Town, Middlesex, dealer in music, November 12, at twelve,
19, . •
Nov at ten, and December 17, at une, aiGuildhall: Ats.ty-
• • dined by the Agents of the Bank for some davi., tliaL
ney, Mr. Coleman, Furst:ears-Inn.
Joan Pearks, of Little St. Martin...lane, St. Martin's in the -Mr. Benjarpqn Gray, of this city, a man of gre,tt me.
thanical talents, had'been.coneerned in ti .e. rolvbery.
Fields, l'isidaiiivx,•victtiatter. dealer and chapsnart, NOV. 12,,
at twelve, Nov. 19, at ten, and DecemLer 17, at Ode, at Guild- -
." warrant was accordingly procured on Saturday.
Ira Anomie', Messrs: Rhodes, Cook, and Handley, Saint •
James's Walk, Clerketiwell. • morning, and he was arrested, and in:d,!rwent a lung
William COMM. of Liverpool, liquor merchant, Novembxr 09, exarnination at the Bank, beforen
tJlc:ehnpresHen. tli
otribethell.
30, and Dec. 17, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool.-- .....Eig. Justice ef the Quorum.
Attornies, Mr. Windle, John-erect, Bedford-row, Lo )dun; or
.Directors of the- Institution. andseveral other Gentle.
Mr. John Garnett, Water.street, Liverpool.
Jobs Grtatrix Smyth, mow or late of East •Stonehowe, Devon,- • awn- We und;rstand that, although there was midi
merchant, Nov. It, 19, and Dec.l7, at.ten, at the Commercial ci-cumstantial evidence; tending to criminate Mr.
bln, Plymouth. Alta -Hies, Mr. John Alexander. No.'4, New- tray, produced on this examination, yet nothing sp.
square, Lincoln's am, London; or Mr. Coryndon, Broad- aced sufficiently strong to have convicted hint of
street, Plymouth.
Henry Hint Walker, of Halifax, and Henry Sunderland, of Na- the act ; he was, however, committed to prison ;it the
thoweaM, I arkh of Halifax, Yorkshire, dyers, deal: r:, chap-, I forenoon, preparatory to a further examination.
DIM. and copartners, Nov. 18, at four, Nov. 19, and Dec.l7, I
.. In the course of the evening, a Negro fellow he-
at eleven, at the Coopers' Arms, in Halifax. A". Thies' Mr. ! longing to Mr. Gray, and who was susp
and '1 Immpson, Halifax. ected t have
Wigleswortli, Gray's-Inn, London ; or Messrs. Wigkaworth !
i aided his master ill removing the specie, was arrcve4,
• •
Ricleiril Lind- n' of Bristol, timber-merchant, dealer in leather, by-Wilham Blacklock, Eq. at whose house hi,, wile
dealer and Chapman, Nov. +4,19, and Dec. 17, at tarralve,at the . emitted. On being informed that his master had been
Rummer Tavern, lt ;vol. Anomie?, Me. Mena, Gray's-ino- Am/mined to gaol for robbing the Bank, and tlutt hr
'cure, London ; of Mr. John Cornish, Bristol • '
John Zoisormade, of Charing-Cross, Middlesex, jeweller, dealea .was known to have aided him in the robbery. he was
and Chapman, Nov. 10, IL, and Dec. 17, at twelve, at Guild- ' 90 intimidated, that he confessed the fact, and offered,
hall. Attornies, Messrs. Kibblewhite, Lowland, and Robin-. oh condition of pardon, &c. to point out where the
son, Gray's-Inn-place.' Money had been concealed. A detachment of the
Edward Skaw, late of the Cock and Bottle, I.ambeth Wlllz, :
city guard was immediately !smeared, and sent off to
surrey, victualler, dealer and Chapman, Nov. 11, Vi,"iinti Dec.-./
. ;Acute the.money,*whieli they found deposited in the. - .•
17, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Kiss, printer-Out
Blackfriars. ;,Originni boxes,• in the, inelosure of Mr. Gray's rek_ .
'William Philips Johnston, of Kinpgate-itreet, Holbcren, Ml6' f tence, near the R ice-course, concealed tinder a quasi-
, dlesex, painter and glazier, deafer and Chapman, Nov. 12, 19,
city of manure, straw,y,
&c. The mone with flte ex-
, and Dec. 17, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Col.:, Cut- r • •
sitor-street, Chancery.lane. 1 Ception of a few hundred dollars, sr!-..iclt bad been
William Aylett, of New Broad-street, London. upholsterer, Nov.l
morning, and again deposited in the vaults, Irons made away with, was brought down early yesterday
0 12, 29, and Dec. ,at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney:Mr.
Harrison, Lanibeth-road, Southwark. ' whence it had been taken exactly one wezk bect.,:e.
Charles Avenel!, of Portsea, watch-maker, dealer and.claapman,t
We understand that the false keys with which Olt
Nov. 20, at one, 21, at eleven, and Dee.,l7, at one, at the
George inn, Purtarnouth. Attorney, Mr: Howard, Poems, R2llk is suppos7l to have been entered, besides a
Hants. • . .. lAntartl; &et were found in a leathern bag, secreted

Joseph Richardson, late of Bethnal.Green,Mldllesex, merchant,
Nov. 12, 16, and Dec. 17, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney,
Mt. W. V. Hager, No. 10, Adam-street, AtIOPIII.
George Poulson, of Stoke upon Trent, Staffordshire, potter, dealer
and chapman, Nov. 21,.22, and Der. 17, at eleven, at the Swan
Inn, Hanky. Attornies, Falrthorne, and Clarke,
Wartdord-court, London; or M r.Vernon, Stone, Staffordshire.
William Barra, of 'temple Hail, °tin rwise Wellsborough-Milt,
Leicestershire, miller and baker, Nov. 13, a: three, 14, at
eleven, and Dec. 17, ar eleven, at the Bull and Fleur-de-Li.,
Nuneaton, Warwickshire. Att °rides, M r.Craddock, jun. At h er-
stone, Warwickshire ; or Mr. Bettye, Chancer)•lane, London.
Charles Powell, of Wapping High-Areet Middlesex, woollen-
-draper, dealer and chapman, Noy. 12, 16, and Dec. 17, at
eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Samuel Pollen, No. 47,
Fore-street, Cripplegate, London. •
Thomas Shufflebot bans, of Dunstable, Bedfordshire, shopkeeper,
dealer and chapman, Nev. id, 19, and Dec. 17, at eleven, at
Guildhall. Attornies, Mewl. Reardon sod Davis, Corbet-
court, Gracechurch-street, London.
Christian Fredetick Bentz, of Kingston-upon-Hull, taylor and
shopman, dealer and chapman, Nov. 52, 15, and Dec. 17, at
eleven, at the Neptune Inn, Kingston-upoa-Hull. Attornies,
Mr Wolinsley, Parliament-street, Huil ;.or Mr. Eger.on, N 0.3,
Gray's Inn-square, London.
Willt.m Bevan, of Crombie's-rove, Commercial-road, Middle-
sex, plumber and grazier, dealer and chapman, Nov. 12, 19,
and Di. c. 17; at eLven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. lit zue-
raid, Leman-street„ Goodman's-Fields.
Thomas Smith, of Tipton, near Birmingham, edge-tool-maker,
Nov. 12, f.'3, and Dtc.l7, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.
Wm. Hughes, Dean-street, Fetter•lane.
Christophss Greenwood, of Bradley-Mill, Marsden, Lancashire,
cotton-twist spinner, Nov. 27, at five, 28, at eleven, and Dec.
17, at eleven, at the Black Bull inn; Burnley. Attorntra, Mess.
Blakelock and Makinson, Serjeant's Inn, Fleet-street, London,
or Mr. Grintshaw, Burnley.
Thomas Wilkinson and Samuel Wilkinson, of Nottingham, ho-
siers, dealers and chapman, Nov. 25, at three, 26, and Dec. 17,
at ten, at the Punck Bowl, Nottingham. Attornies, Mr. H.
Percy, Nottingham ; or Messrs. Kinderley and Long, Cray's.
Inn, Old-square, London.
William Prince, of Pontefract, Yorkshire, grocer, dealer and chap.
man, Nov. 9,16, and Dee. 17; at eleven, at the Red lion
Pontefract. Anomie., Mr. Towns, Pontefract; er Mem%
Blakelotk and Makinion,Serjeant's Inn, Fleet-sired, Londe*.
John Hancock, of Rotherhitbe-sfreet, Rotherhithe,Surrey, mast
and block-maker, dealer andAaptuan Nov. 12, 19, at eleveni
and December 17, at one, at Guildhall, Attorney, Mr. Nina,
Thregmorton-street.
Samuel Holmes, of St. Ann's, Limelsouse, Middlesex, soap-maker,
Nov. 12, 19, and Dec.ll,.at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorneys
Mr. Cokayne Lynn's Inn, St, Clement's.
James Foster, Of roster-lane. Cheapside, London, silversmith
and hardwareman, dealer and chapman, Nov. 12, 23. and Dec.
17, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Watkins, No. 2,
Stone-budding', Lincoln's Inn.

with. the money.

SPANISH PAPERS.

PRIVATE LETTER.
" CADIZ, OCT. 10.—It appears that a Committee
has been appointed, for the purpose of reporting to
the Cortes on the subj:ct of restoring the Inquisition;
an,l that there has lean a great contrariety ofrpinion
among the members of the Committee. It is said
that one of them, Don Joseph Pablo Valiente, hat
declared himself the champion of. the Inquisitorial
party. Be this as it may, Valiente is 'far from being
popular: the people watch the conduct of public men;
and form their,own'opinions, whether just or errone.
ems, from :tech observations. He is one i f the fifteen
individuals selected to draw up the plan of the Con.
stitution, and the only one who did not sign the first
part, .whiCh has been presented, and is now under
disiussioo. He was also one of the 2$ who voted
against the third article of the Constitution, wlikh
declares 4, the swereignty of the nation ;" and one •
Of 'the 31 .who voted .against the 27th ankle, wl,tch
enacts, that the Representatives in Cortes. ,e shall be
r.ehasen by the citizens.'"lhere are also some who
sat, That, as Counsellor, he cooks the oaths to the in.
trusive King. *
i 64 It appears that abe vote and opinion of Valiente
I are supported by Don Francisco Gutierrez de la
I Huerta, who either is rr appears to be indispose) At
,•this time ; in consequence of which, up to the Ist if
i October, he ht:s not attended'tbe Committee that is 't
Isitting on the Chiclana business. Either Ido not un.
derstand this, or the indisposition of Huerta is inept),
isistent with his introduction into the Committee Ma.
tine to the InqUisition, with his labours in other mat...
ten, and with his occasional attendance in the Cortes, •
where I have heard him swat with a singular rapidity
of elocution."
VALENCIA, OCTOBER It.
The most complete tranquillity reigns at this place.
; For the last two days the French have made Ho at-
tempt against Sagontum, having rut.ttly overrun
some petty places or villager. They occupy their po-
sitions between Castellon, Villa !teal, and Morviedro;
and their advanced posts are at Puig and Purnl. Oust
! advanced posts are almost in contact with theirs.
The enemy are numerous. Our troops amount to ,
, .
16,000 infantry, and 3000 cavalry, excellent troop,.
The 4/20 French besieged in Callatayud have bu r ten-
tiered : 203 of them perished.
• ALICANT, OCTOBER iti.

DIVIDENDS.
Mr. 27. J. Price,'Birmingham, brass-founder.—Nov. 27. R.
Buchanan, Liverpocll, vender of medieines.—Nov. 27. J. 'llona-
ton, Leeds, inn holtlcr.—Nov. 30. T.Hodgson Blackman-streerl
Borough, upholder,—Nov.'3o. T. Nutt, Spalding, Lincolmbire,
draper.—Nov. So. H. Bre:, Sloane-equate, carpenter,—Nov. Stn.
J. Macnamara, London, merchaut.—Nov. 27.'1'. Orarns, Scow-
market, ironmonger —Nov. SO. J. Henderson and A. Neilson,
Mitre court, Muk-street' mercbants.—Nov. SO. T. Andrews,
os Basinghall-street, Blackwell-tall.factor.--Nov. 24. J. Bruck,
thowmarket, cabinet-maker.—Nov. 26. E.W. Urine, Chichester,
braz:er.—Nov. 26. H. and M. Watson, Newcastle-upon-Tyne,
grocers.—Nuv. 3t. E, Dodd, Dockbead, tallow-chandler.—Nov..
I'2. 1. Bishop and J. Terry, Maidstone, upholders —Nov. 27. P.
Norris, Liverpool, iron-merchant.-Nov. 12. W. Watson, Great 1
Cambridge-street, 'Hackney-road. • builder.—Nor. 30. H. Co,'..
mark, Watling-street, underwriter.—Nov. 26. W. Rigs, Liver-
pool, merchant—Dec. 2. W. Bain, Warminster, and J. Batts,
Fianna', Anger, Wiltshire, coopers.—Nov. 2a. 1„ Moon, Man. 1
Chester, and W. Maytnon, Haslingden, Lancashire, cotton-ma- '
..rinfacturcrs..-- Nov. 27. J. (Jill; •Brown-hill, cloikitr:—Nov. 26.
.j.Webb, Bidey, clothier.—Nov. 30.1. Widnell, Holborn, pbtter:
,Nov. 30. 1. Davison, New-Brentford, linen-drapet.—Nov. 30:).-!1
Ramer, Rosamond-street, watchjeweller.—Nov. SO.. J. Bow
man, Brighton-place, lour-factor.
CERTIFICATES to be granted on or before Nov. 26.-
C. MesnU, Sackvillearreet, vintner.—W. Wood, Lambeth; 1
coopir.—W. Jackson, Sherborne-lane, merchant.--s, Every"
Bethnal-green, merchant.--T. Cotching, Suuthcoat, to-cler*.r.
J. Patton Walthamstow, merchant.—T.Wldte, Liverpool,chard.—S- King, West-I.rxhanr, money-scrivener.-9. Kink' ;
jun. and W. Martin, Loughborough, grocers.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
J. Carson. W. Cartney, W. Forbes, 1. Fletcher, jun, and 1.
Fletcher, Chester, ship-builders.-14. Hewitt, J. Bunting, and 1.
Adlingtun' Chesterfield, mercers.—T. Hyde, jun. J. Flower, and
E. Nicholls, Chedder, Somerse:shire, paper-manufacturers.—W.
Coupland and W. M'Culhoch, Huddersfield, Ithenrdrapers...l.
Baxter, Inglewood house, Cumberland, and R. Abbott, Halifax,
wool staplers.—.l. Foden and T. Artktrn, Congleton, Cheshire',
silk-thrnwsters.—T. Malley and M. Prior, Warrington, cheese-
, mtmgers.—M. Gregory and J. Fletcher, Lancashire,
cotton-spinners.—R. Holland, IL Pickers, T. Tedwill, and 1.
Alston, Burnden Lever-mills, Lancashire, calico-manufacturer%
T. 'Thompson, W. Swift, S. Thompson, and .1, Routledge, Little
Bolton, Lancashire, iron founde•s (as far as regards the said J.
Routledge).--1. Gadsden and C. E. saknon, Wintecross-street,
pawn-broken.—T. Reynolds and H. Grace, Thavies-lun, pub-
lishers.—J. Fitzgerald and T. Dyke, Chester, cork-cutters.-4.
' French and G.Dolby, Newington-causeway.—J. Whitcher, jun.
and W. Whitcher,. Ringwood, Southampton, carrion.—S, G. •
Blackenhagen and S. de Zoete, .
Wyatt and I. Cbatterton, 9141Graval-lattei babardaalaers,

The Superior Junta of this. Premises *has just N.
. ceived the following dispatch
46 Most Excellent Sir,--The enemy made an it-
tempt this evening to carry the Castle of Sagtinturt
(Morviedro) by assault, having begun their tire of
kannon and musketry at five o'clock, and which
kept up in the most lively manner until seven. iac
eight his Excellency" General Blake received an official
report that the enemy had been completely reoulbed;
find has ordered that the same be printed ai:,l
crunicated forthwith to the public, for its satila;:tion,
*gad that of your Excellency. ron preserve yi.ur ,
Excellency many years.
Vatencis,..oer. a. (Signed) " RAMON PIR!Z."
" To the President and Members of the superior Junta."
0, Ocrositn 13.—8 y a letter received this morning
from Valencia, it seems, that the, people there v:ere. in
the highest spirits, expecting every moment to hear of
She total defeat of the French artily, which is still be!
fore Morviedro: The enemy have made several at-
tempts upon the Castle, but have been as often re-
pulsed. , We have also got rid of another enemy, as
destructive as the Itvnch ; I mean the fever wiat
. which We have been afflicted. The place is now en-
tirely relieved from it, and the inhabitants who had
retired into the interior for rafety are about returning
to their former dwellings. At Carthrena, la
other towns, the progress of the lever has !.en like-
wise stopped. The Governor of this town died about
a week ago, rind hal been stcceitled in the interim
by General'La Cruz.
• • PRIVATE' LEVTEIL '

-... 4" Orroata 14.-1 am happy is say, that the fever
-has much abated at carthagess.t.within the last eight
dayi ; but the Governor tell A vietim tu.that disorder
an the Bth inst. since which he has been replaced by
-Dion. Jose de la Crui, until a suicessor shall be Gamed
uy the Regency:' •
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