Selway J. jun. Wells, Somerset, tallow chandler.
Sol: Blake, Cook's Court.
Sievers H. E. Lower Thames street, fish mer-
chant. Sol. Hutchinson, Crown-court.
Tidy S. Dover, draper. Sol. Wilde, Warwick

square.

Ward W. Long Buckby, Northampton, butcher. Sols. Long and Co. Gray's Inn.

CERTIFICATES, July 15th.

A.

M'Brair R. Fen Court, Fenchurch-street, broker
Sol. Crawford, Old Broad-street.

Morley J. Liverpool, draper. Sol. Meddowcroft,
Lincoln's Inn.

Nott T. Bristol, shoemaker. Sols. Price and
Co. Lincoln's Inn.

Outhwaite J. and G. Pancras-lane, merchants.
Sols. Bourdillon and Co. Little Friday-street.
Swayne J. Bacon-street, Bethnall Green, vice ·
tualler. Sol. Lang, America-square.
White J. Webber-street, Southwark, victualler.
Sol. Lang, America-square.

CERTIFICATES, July 22.

H. Freedhoff, Upper Shadwell, Middlesex, tobacconist. A C. Lee and J. Teal, Tower Royal, London, calenderers. J. Green, Birmingham, cabinet maker. R. Mills, Goswellstreet, Middlesex, bedstead maker. W. TwitchM. Marshall, New Sarum, Wilts, carpenter, in, Kingclerc, Southampton, maltster. J. B. R. Billing, Vinegar-yard, Drury-lane, victualler. Roper, Gosport, Southampton, brewer. Fisher, Exton Rutland, livery stable keeper. Islip, Northampton, merchants. J. Young, W. Wilson, Wellingborough, and R. Wilson, J. Candy, Hon Easton, Somerset, baker. D. T. Arnot, Wilts, dealer & chapman. J. White-Shrewsbury, brazier. T. P. Hillary, Mark Lane, Huddersfield, York, woolstapler. G. Schofield, head, M. Howard, and J. Haddock, Cateatonmerchant. W. Willcocks, Orchard-street, street, London, bankers. S. Kirby & J. Kirby, Westminster, baker. A. Richardson, York-st. Nottingham, coal merchants. Biteswell, Leicestershire, dealer and chapman. carpenter. W. Watts, Mary-le-bone, builder. J. Foreman, Sheerness, W. Metcalfe, Crooked-lane, London, merchant. linen-draper. T. Powell, Malpass, Monmouth, G. West, Kingston upon Hull, BANKRUPTS, June 27th. Bingham Win. Bristol, victualler. Sols. Poole and Co. Grays Inn. Cox George, jun. Exeter, seedman. Sol. Brown, London Commercial Sale Rooms. Cooke Thomas, Ludlow, Salop, grocer. Sol. Highinoor, Scot's-yard, Bush-lane. Cull James, Newport, Isle of Wight, brewer. Sols. Bleasdale and Co. New Inn. Fisher James, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, grocer. Sols. Willis and Co. Warnford-court. Hopkins Richard, Bath, grocer. Sols. Frowd and Co. Lincoln's Inn.

Holmes Peter, Stourport, Worcestershire, gro-
cer. Sol. Pownall, Staple Inn.

Hafford Joseph, Leicester, grocer. Sol. James,
Earl-street, Blackfriars.

Outhwaite John and George, Pancras-lane, mer-
chants. Sols. Bourdillon and Co. Little Fri-

day street. Roberts Thomas, Liverpool, merchant. Sols. Shephard and Co. Bedford Row. Simonds Edmund, jun. Atherstone, hat manufacturer. Sols. Berridge. Hatton Garden. Tibbs Thomas, Monmouth, timber merchant. Sol. Pugh, Bernard-street, Russell-square.

CRRTIFICATES, July 18th.

T. Bishop, of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, fish merchant. P. Willis, of Romford, Essex, artist. H. Bayley, St. Albans, Hertford, corn chandler. W. Wood, of Framwell Gate, Durham, muslin manufacturer. J. Turton, of Ripley, Derby, butcher. S. Bown, late of the Grand Junction Wharf, Whitefriars, London, four factor. T. Haslam, S. Haslam, J. Haslam, and R. Haslam, late of Bolton-le-Moors. Lancaster, cotton manufacturers. J. Lightfoot, of Nottingham, hosier. G. Baker, of Fatfield, Durham, spirit merchant. W. Sykes, of White Lion-street, Norton Falgate, Middlesex, seed merchant. J. Stanton, Birmingham, Warwick, timber mer

chant.

timber merchant.

BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED, July 4. Cosier Charles, of Wendover, Buckingham, shopkeeper.

Outhwaite George, Pancras-lane, London, mer

chant.

BANKRUPTS.

Sols. Kearsey and

Boss T Liverpool, tailor.
Co. Bishopsgate Within.
Brown W. Wigan, Lancaster, cotton manufac-
turer. Sols. Milne and Co. Temple.
Baker J. Northampton, woolstapler. Sol. Alex-
ander, New-square, Lincoln's Inn.
Dangerfield J. Whitechapel, Middlesex, hay
salesman. Sol. Coares, Paul-st. Finsbury-sq.
Farrant J. B. Hemyock, Devon, miller.
Pearce, Salisbury-square.

Sol.

Hook T. Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, miller.
Sols. Bleasdale and Co. New Inn.

Knowles M. Marple, Chester, tanner. Sol.
Norris, John-street, Bedford-row.
Levy J. Boston, Lincoln, jeweller. Sols. Lo-
dington and Co. Secondaries Hall.
Law Wm. Copthail Chambers, merchant. Sols,
Lamb and Co. Princes-st. Bank of England.
Messiter F. Frome Selwood, Somerset, wool-
stapler. Sol. Edwards, Surrey-street, Strand.
Suell J. Great Torrington-street, Devon, shop-
keeper. Sos. Anstice and Co. Inner Temple.
White J. Webber-street, Southwark, victualler.
Sol. Lang, America-square.

Warne Wm. Bedford-street, Covent Garden,
boot and shoemaker. Sol. Wilson, Dorset-st.
Salisbury-square,

CERTIFICATES, July 25.

P. B. Jones, late of Birmingham, hardwareman. J. Hodson, late of Lime-street, London, wine-merchant. J. Yates, of Manchester, ironmonger. C. Sharp, sen. and C. Sharp, jun. of Romsey, Southampton, cabinet makers. J. O'Brien, of Copthall Buildings, Throgmorton street, London, ship broker. J. Thropp, of Birmingham, silversmith. J. Phillips, late of Prickett Green, Hayes, Kent, victualler. J. Kelly, now or laɛ of Windmill-street, Finsburysquare, London, merchant. S. Churchyard, of Fressingfield, Suffolk, grocer. R. Whittington, of Monkton Comb, Somerset, clothier. Needham, sen. of Manchester, dealer. E. Appleton, of Manchester, cotton merchant.

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National Register:

For SEPTEMBER, 1815.

NATIONAL and PARLIAMENTARY Nature has appointed certain vegeta

Notices,

PROSPECTIVE AND RETROSPECTIVE.

LASCAR SEAMEN.

REPORT

FROM COMMITTEE ON LASCARS,

AND OTHER ASIATIC SEAMEN.

bles and animals to certain climates: they are limited by terrestrial phenomena, to which they are suited; and beyond the districts allotted to them, they do not flourish; in fact, they do not permanently, exist. Man is not subject to this disposition: his constitution sustains the heat of the Equator, equally as the cold of the Poles. He roams the surface of the whole earth, and finds, or makes, a home every where: -but not every where alike; to enjoy a home he must be accustomed to the

[Ordered, by the House of Commons, to be climate; his animal frame must, by

printed, 11 July, 1815.]

habit, be inured to its qualities, and must be capable, by habit, of accommodating itself to its changes. Art has never yet invented a thermometer so sensible to every variation of atmospheric temperature, as the human frame; and health or disease very often follows in consequence of such variation, without so much as the slightest suspicion of the cause, in the mind of the individual affected. It is not with impunity that the native of a northern

"CHARITY, says the proverb, begins at home;" to which is tritely added, but it should not end there." There is such a thing as the common duty of man, that extends to all his race, and embraces every native of every clime. That the disposition of our nature is, to study in the first place, the welfare of self, admits of no denial, and demands no palliation; it is an inherent propen-clime visits the Indies, East or West: sity, given with the wisest and best intention, without which the whole economy of human life would cease, and every benefit of Society, moral, civil, and religious, would disappear. We

now have access to the heart, not by means of reason only, but by means of the passions also ;-but the passions either arise from, or center in, self. We now can employ motives; but motives could have no influence if the passions were suppressed: all feeling, all sympathy, would be suppressed with them, and plain, simple, argumentative reasoning would be found cold, inapplicable, and unproductive.

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those countries sweep off-perhaps, one third, of those who intend to settle in them, during the first year after their arrival; or, in the course of what is termed the seasoning. Nothing is more common in India than for a European stranger, newly arrived, to present his letters of introduction, to pay his visits of reception in due form, and to commit some inadvertency by exposure to the sun, which affects his constitution, and carries him off, at the month's end. Those who escape, not seldom contract diseases, which seat and 'shew themselves too openly to be concealed; diseases, derived not from want of caution, but 21