Star. — London, England, 1816-12-11 00:00:00

7IIDATRES. DRURY-LANE.—The Opera of Lionel and Clarirra was repeated last eight, and Miss MANGEON appeared - for the Second time in the character of Clarissa. We 'were happy to find tt•at the applause so deservedly hettowed • upon her first effort encouraged her to a sittlicient degree of confidence and self-possession. Her talents were consequently displ tied to greater advantage,-.and - the Public had a fairer opportunity of deciding Upon - her meth I. and•the result has justi fied the most eanguine expectations of her friends. Her voice, which is extrete:iy sweet and flexible, and her manner, which is graceful atel easy, reminded us in many instances of Mrs. Muurerirw, under whose tuition she was prepared tor the Stage. In short, no doubt can be entertained of this young Lady's be coming a great favourite with the Public, and an f 11. t L;) the Theatre. Mr. Dowrozes Colonel (),',lle l was, as usual, highly entertaining ; and Lady Miry, by Mrs. SPARKS, presented a faithful picture of fretfulness and jealousy. Miss KELLY, as Diana,, and Mrs. BLAND, as Jemy, were arch and animated, and contributed greatly to the entertainment of the evening, COVENT CrARDEN.—Mr. MACEEADY appeared last night at this Theatre, as the representative of Bereerksa in the Gamester. Highly as he distinguished himself in the parts which he had hitherto performed, his de. lineation of the conflicting passions which rend•the bosom of a gamester will not tend to lower the pub lic opinion of his merits. The loudest appl .use ac companied him through the whole of his performance, and burst into four or five distinct peals at its close. In Mir. beverky, we had never seen Miss O'lsletcc to greater advantage. When she 41 blasted .Sttakeky with a look," she reached sublimity. Her merits in this part are too well known to need further descrip. tion.—Love die Mods was the Afterpiece, and served to reintroduce an old and meritorious favourite to a Metropolitan Audience, in the character of Sir Archy Macrarcann. When Mr. II JeDNATONE left London for a provincial tour, which has unfortunately lasted nearly ten years, he was the representative of youth. ful enterprise, gallantry, and heroism, on the Stage. Years have matured his powers, and he has wisely turned them to different objects. As the successor of Comm, he bids fair, if net to make us forget that ce lebrated Comedian, at least to make the frequent re proach cease, that his place is not filled. His recep. • tam, when he presented himself last night in the full dress of Sir direhy, and with all the spirit of the cha racter beaming in his countenance, was most enthu. siastic. To say that he was hailed by seven or eight rounds of applause, and shouts of gratulation from every part of the house, will give but a feeble idea of its welcome. His exertions soon proved that he was fully entitled to ine continued plaudits bestowed upon him. Easy, natural; and animated, he gave the fullest effect to all the wit and peculiarities of the Scotch character, and, without any apparent imita tion of bis manner, shone upon us in the fall blaze of Cooaa's spirit. I'he ludicrous quarrel with Sir Cal laghan &Brollaghasi was performed with the highest spirit, as well as the national ebullition on the subject of the Highlanders. The cordiality with which Sir 'inky Macsarcasm takes the band of Sir Callaghan, when he is told that bis countrymen are good soldiers, and the cold contempt with which be turned away when the Irishman subjoined " and so are osier too I" Non. most excellent touches of acting. Mr. Cox were in Sir Callaghan O'Brallaghan, successfully dis played the manners of a gentleman, with she anima tion and high honour of a soldier. He also obtained much applause. Of the representatives• of Squire Groom and Beau Mordecai, it is sufficient to say that they were Mr. JONES and Mr. Summons; their names themselves will express as much as the most laboured praise. The whole Piece was acted in a style of ex cellence which will no doubt revive all its former po pularity. The neighbouring Gentry of Charlton Place, in Kent, have again been entertained with the Private Theatricals of ROBERT FOOT, Esq.. and his Amateur Company, by the performance of the Tragedy of Bertram, and the Farce of Raising the Wind. The Tragedy of Bertram has been got up at the Dublin Theatre with more than usual attention and expense, in which Mr. YOUNG appeared as the Hero, to the fullest house of the season. OSCAR BYRNE has danced himself into the good gr4ces of his fair partner, Miss SMITH, and these vo t.iries of the 66 light fantastic toe" are resolved, it seems, soon to figure in an hymeneal fraideux. It is reported that Mr. Marmon has another Tra gedy in rehearsal at Drury-lane Theatre, and that it will be given out for representation some time in January. Mr. HALL, a Comedian of much provincial cele- brity, and who has lately been performing at the Brighton Theatre, died on Sunday night. Mr. NoRKETT, who died suddenly on Wednesday last, at Bath, had been married but two days before his death to an amiable young lady of that city. He retired to rest the previous night in .perfect health, and was discovered dead early in the morning by his agonized bride. A very liberal subscription has commenced at Et Ai, I , r the purpose of providing the poor with the necessaries of life at reduced prices. A considerable subscription has been opened at ugh im, for the relief of the industrious poor, by the sale of dour, potatoes, and coals, at low prices. MRS. CouTm's Snot' KITCHIN.—This excellent Lady, whose charitable disposition has long been proverbial, has adopted a plan to mitigate the suffer. ings of the poor and afflicted this winter at Highgate. Her regular distribution every Friday is as follows: .501 b. et beef, four ox heads, with rice, and such other materials as is required to mike a strong soup. She has 100 two quart and one quart jugs, with the names of ltoo persons whom she has discovered to be proper objects of charity affixed ter each. Those who have wives and families have a two quart jug of this soap, • and two slices of the beef, and those without children half the quantity. By this means, 100 families, in-1 cluding 69 wives and 290 children, are in some de gree relieved weekly ; and our Readers will be sur prised to learn, that the expense hardly exceeds two guineas. How requisite is it then for every family to to pursue, in some degree, this praiseworthy course, when so much real good is effected at an expense not worthy of mention. • L LONDON MARKETS, iECIMBER 10. ____ • , Corrox.-- s The imports of Cotton' last month (London, Liverpool, and Glasgow) were 31,553 bags ; the sales are estimated at above 90,009 bags ; the decrease of the stock is, therefore, very ccnside. rable ; the prices are in conseqnence improving ; the purchases last week in this market are estimated to exceed 1709 bags-1000 Pernami, chiefly of the lowest quality, sold at 231; for the better descrip tions 23;d a 230 were repeatedly offered and rejec. ted ; 100 good fair Maranharns were takers at 233 ; 70 middling &alias at 22d a 220 • I 1 1 Orleans fair 190 ; a small parcel good at 2144 ; 180 Berhice and Demerary 2011 a 221 d ; 90 Grenada and Car riacou 20fd a 20-Icl ; 120 Surat, in the house at I2V. a 150 ; a few Bourbons were sold at various pi ices, forming no criterion of a market currency. " LIVERPOOL, Dees faBER 7.—As the dealers have for some time past been laying in pretty considerable stocks, there has been lesa demand this week, though we cannot notice any reduction in prices, except in Spanish Cottons, which were offered by auction yes. terday. These consisted of 470 Cartbagenas, 300 of which were sold. at Ind to 17d for fair to good fair quality ; 280 Laguiras at 153 d to 16.1, averaging 160 ; and 63 fair St. Anderas at Mid. The sales by private contract have Wen as follows :-450 Bowed: at 170 to 180 for inferior to fair, ISO to l9i for good fair to good. and a few prime at 20ii to 2uid ; 420 Orleans at 18d to 19d for inferior to fair, and 20d to 22d for good fair to very good ; 90 Sea Islands at 2s 2d for fair to 2s 5d for fine quality ; .146 Peinambuco at 230 to 2a () d ; 200 Maran hams at 221 d ; 190 Bahias at 221 cl to '230; 100 De merara' at 20id to 230 ; 3.5 Carriacou: and Gre 'ludas at 201 d to 21d ; 48 Bat badoes at 19d to 2014 60 Carthugenas at 160 to 171411, 310 Surats - at 15d to kid ; making together with those sold by auc tion about 37(10 bags. The arrivals are 838 bags." SUGAR.—There was little business effected in the Sugar mark , ..t last week ; the prices were without any variation ; the inferior browns were particularly heavy, and are now lower in proportion than good and strong Muscovadts ; several pArceis lately taken on speculation were sold privately, at rather rediced prices : but generally, the holders, particularly of descriptions suitable for refining, wer.? very firm, look ing with attention to the rapid reduction of the stock here, and the trivial quantity reported in the ware houses of Liverpool and Glasgow. The market this forenoon col,tinnes exceedingly languid, scarcely a board of sugar sold, yet the hal. ders evince little disposition to give way ; the stock here is nearly three thousand casks less than at the same season last year ; prices remain the same as last week. For shipping the prices declined 2s a3s per cwt. partial offers are made for spring shipments, deliverable about the Ist of March. Melasies conti nues in steady request at 36s 6,1 a 375. In Foreign Sugars there has been little or no busi• nets doing ; last week 779 bags of East India de scriptions were brought forward, sold on East India Company's terms : yellow 32. Gd a 40s 63 ;—soft white 45s a 41's 6d ; good white, 52s a 60s 63 ; two lots, fine white 70s a 74a 6d ; a few ordinary yellow Havannahs have been sold to-day at 475. COFFge.—For some weeks past Coffee has become an article of considerable speculation ; the stock in the West India warehouses is perfectly trivial, com pared with the quantity of preceding years ; the prices are also still moderate; under these circum stances, speculators anticipating that our stock will be inadequate to the demand when the spring ship ments commence, have purchased largely ; the pro portion of the stock in the warehouses thus held is very considerable. The East India descriptions being more plentiful have not met with a propor tionate demand ; the prices since the last sale by the Company have little varied. Last week the public sales of West India, Sec. were limited to 394 casks and 226 bags ; the whole went off with muck brisk ness; good ordinary Jamaica pale 72s Gd, line ordi• nary 794, 79s 6d, and 80s ; good middling 933, 914, and 935, in considerable parcels; one lot fine mid dling 101 s; ordinary Dutch 68s a 72s ; fi r e ordi nary 81s a •81s 6d; middling 86s a 87s Gd ; three lots fine ordinary, or ordinary middling Dominica Coffee, realised 86s 6d ; 110 bags Bourbon 74. s a 78s ; two lots 85s a 925. Alter having stated the speculation in Coffee, and the high prices in conse quence obtained, it ought to be particularly remar ked, that the export houses generally have shewn little disposition to purchase, the quotations from the Continental markets being low ; arrivals direct hail taken place, and several purchases reported at out ports at very moderate prices. The public sales of Coffee this forenoon consisted of 226 bags and 115 casks chiefly Dutch descriptions; small Triage 62s ; ordinary 67s 61 a 7'ls 6d ; mid dling with colour 91s a 926 ; a few lots ordinary Dominica 78s 6d ; generally the prices of Coffee may be rated 2s a 3s higher than our last : within the last three weeks the advance is fully ten shillings per cwt. on West India, and about 5s on East India Coffee. TZA.—The Tea sales at the India House will not finish for some days ; prices are lower than last week. Russ, BRANDY, AND HOLLAND:I.—The Runs mar ket is exceedingly heavy ; no sales have been made at any depression. Brandy and Geneva are equally heavy. SALTY/TlM—The public sale of Saltpetre last week consisted of 401 bags, prompt Ist March, de ,osit 14th December ; the whole went off freely at paSs a 431 6d. Faun.—The season approaches when the demand foe Fruit is expected to be very extensive ; the re quest has already considerably increased ; common Spi!,nish fruit is much inquired after ; there are no arrivals of Currants and new Turkey Fruit. • TOZACCO.—The stock of Maryland Tobacco is re duced to 762 hhds. and of that quantity 240 bhds. of the new changed bands last week for export; we believe the purchases of Virginia are confined to the immediate wants of the manufacturer for home con sumption $ the stock last month has considerably decreased, it is now below 9000 bads; 403 bales ordinary Brazil Rolls were reported for shipping under 2d; there is only 350 bales of that description remaining ; our market prices continue considerably above the currency of. Holland, and the other Icountries of Europe. latsu PROVISIONS, ite.—The supply of India Beef ' being extremely abort, it has become an article of considerable request ; slie• prime WS continues in mid) , .demand s there is little Tat Pork ie firstl hands/ Mess in very limited request. Bacon is with. 'tit variation ; the butter market is still in a very depressed state, sales are effected with much difficulty. POTitritt—ln Ham -- psfore, where they do not fal.' low hr whe.tt, but take a full crop of potatoes, this rror is abundant, and is shipping at Portsmouth for Ole ports on the Yorkshire coast, at 555. to 60s. per ton, or about 4d. for the stone of 14Ibs. The popula. ;ion and consumptions of • that town and neighbour. hod are not near so large as they have been used to be. In 1813 and 1814, the Hampthire millers began to feel the disuse of .their stones, by the growing habit of the labourer to sulasjst his wife and children on po. tames, at 4d. per stone, sufficient for five or six for a .day. • WilltAT.--01 the harvest this season (more deficient in quality than in quantity), it is estimated that there is a proportion equal to two or three millions of sacks of flour, quite unfit to make a wholesome, eatable bread, which, even to hold together in baking, should be baked in tin cases. Nearly all this can be made good and wholesome food by being used in the tom ' of biscuit, such as our sailors and soldiers ler the last twenty years have eaten, and with it fought so bravely.; This quantity is nearly equal to the year's sustenance of two millions of the people ! This economy and use deserve some consideration. The sea and land biscuit ovens of the army an 4 navy are now happily idle, and those for the merchants' service, in all the ports, have not one half the employ they are capable of ; if this corn be not so used, the greatest part of it must go ro the pigs, and hogs are not wanted—we have more than we can use, and cannot pay the feeders. Government has purchased its still large supply of prime pork, about 25,000 cwt. in Ireland, ; under 31b. per lb. for the meat alive. Saturday se'nnight, as a farmer, of the name of Foley, who resides near Newtown. was returning from Waterfard, he was assaulted by four armed men, severely beaten, and robbed of about ill& On the same night. the house of Mary Brien, pub lican, who lives close by the Chapel of Ballyduff, was a:tricked by eight armed men. Her three sons, with pitchforks and such weapons as they could find, re pelled the villains by a proper and resolute spirit of resistance. Sunday ss'nnight, Denis Heffernan, on his way to a fair in the county of Clare, stopped at the house of Jane Donohue, in Limerick, and when in bed, two persons took. from under the bolster his small-clothes, containing 85 guineas, with which they made off. Last week Mr. Winson, a baker, late of Chamber street, Goodman's-fields, in attempting to go en board a Dundee smack, fell into the river, and was drowned. Saturday an Inquest was held at the London Hos pital, on the body of a Miss Mayson, seven years old, who, as she was sitting by her mother's fire side, while she went to market, a cinder flew from the fire and set her pin-afore in a blaze, by which she was so much burnt as to occasion her death in a few days. Verdict—Accidental Death. Another Inquest was held the same day, at the Mother Red Cap. Camden Town, on the bodies of EUz. and Jane Maya% twins, six months old, the daughters of Mr. W. Mayan. The mother found ;bent dead by her side on Thursday morning. They were very well the night before, and it is supposed that she unfortunately overlaid them.. Verdict—Died by the Visitation of GOD. Yesterday an Inquisition was held at the sign of the Load of Hay, Haverstock hal, St. Pancras, on the body of DUNCAN WATTS, who was killed by a waggon. Verdict—Accidental death. A most distressing accident occurred last week near Llanelly, Carmarthenshite : by the falling in of the pit of a colliery in that vicinity, three or f our workmen were entombed ; every exertion was making to relieve the unfortunate men from their dreadful situation. Between twelve and one o'clock yesterday morn ing, a poor fellow was found in a passage in Hi g h. street, Bloomsbury, by the watchmen of that district. He had taken shelter there for the night. Tfiey re quested Lim to walk on to his lodgings. He did not ..nswer, but walked towards Monmouth-sot et, and they walked the contrary road. Between two and twee o'clock they again found him lying upon a step in the same street. They asked him, it he had no lodgings? he tried to answer, but could only move his lips, which gave no utterance. They raised him upon his feet, to assist him to the watch-house—he walked a few yards and from weakness fell upon his knees. They got him upon their shoulders to carry him to the watch-house, but before they arrived with him he wasalead. The deceased is apparently about, fifty years of age, the most complete picture of ex treme human misery, having no linen upon his back, and his bones almost through his skin. By his dress, be appears to be a workman out of employ. He has not been owned. The meteor lately seen at Glasgow was also very visible at Perth. It made its appearance in the S.W. in the form of a small star, and gradually increased in magnitude till it reached the zenith, waien at sub tended an angle nearly equal to that of the f ull mown. In shape it resembled a paper kite. Alta- passing the zenith, it again seemed to diminish in sze, owing, no doubt, to its gradually receding from the observer; 'till its altitude was equal to about SO deg. when it exploded like a skyrocket. The report of the explo sion, which is described, as More tremendous than the noise of the loudest thunder, reached the car about three minutes after the meteor vanished, so that it could not be less than 40 milendistant, and probably about 27 miles above the surface of the earth. From the various particulars collected concerning it, its dia meter must have been about 240 yards. The light which it yielded was very considerable, being suffi cient to render.* smallest objects visible. EDINBURGH, Dec. 15.—0 n the morning of the 30th ult. the Christian, of Montrose, with a cargo of barley for Grangemouth, struck upon the north end of the Carr Rock, lying about two miles a Fifeness. The crew had just. time to cut the lashings from the beat and get into it, when the vessel went down; but ' they got to Crail and landed there in safety- As the mast appears at low Water, hopes are entertained that she may still be weighed, and got into a place of safety. The Commissioners of the Northern Light houses have had artificers at work during four suc cess* seasons, at the efection of a *tone beacon on tbiar most danaerous sunken reef, and the 16th course, which brings the building to high water of spring Ma t has been just secured for the winter. FROM LAST =NTS CAZLITI. The Renee Regent !nth been plead to spent Tula ral Sir David Ochterlony, Bart. an , l Knight Cutotnarne,W7* Military Order of the Bath, to be a Knight iliati4 c ro ,,. , ,r MI LrrARY PRomo.no:qs Corps of Royal Engineers—Major Cen-ral W m. Colonel-Commandant, Lieuteninr-Coloorl Het.ry . b it , 4 1 , 4 Colonel, Ercv..t Lituterant-Colunel John T. 10.1ta tpb, Lie l tenant-C(4ond, CJpni:n Patrick D. Calder to be c art First Lieutenant Marems A. WP.:ll . s to be Second Cdsg a a se i4 , Lieutenant Win. Ftronnb be irit lieutenant. P.ANKPUPTS. Thomas Mackenzie, of 1%'41...ay tenet, Westnalester, to surrender Tree. 7, al.d !a- miry 21, at ten, Attorney, Mr. Pitym.hrits, 11, Sedoetreet, Lissom 6 1 7 William (lurk, of \Marley, (.arise nt Hell ta, , yoommit man, dealer and chapman, Dec. 27, at sie,l )et 28, sad 1 . st eleven, :t tlie Old Cock Inn, Halifax. Anoreirog,,„,, Wigleswort , . yid Crssley, Orafs-Inn, Inwlen Wlglesworth ,Tbompson, and Su: Teel, HAtm. r re " James Dickie, of Plymouth Dock, I%ron, mercer, taylor d d . and chapman, Dee. 27, 28, aod Jan. 21, at eleven, as sh: pi t ; la in Hotel, Plymouth Dock. Attornies, Mr. Matins* Bi b court, Temple, London; or Mr. Sole, Plymouth 11 0 ek, John Coleman, of I.cominster, Hertifercht:.e, mone y . dealer and chapman, Dec. 18, at sf:ven, Dec. i 9, 14 t i t' , * the Royal Oak Inc, Lemnim o t r er N , n i n o tl sr l s a . n p uzir it : e 2:, c a htutrch, i,„7, 4l: the Black Sven bin, Hereford. Attocnies, Mr James '11;ors- Woo lnl'JU I,enesitister; bathe, 58, Chucery-lane, Lou.:on. Thomas Powell, of Leominster, HzrefordAire, mer cer and dia. p.:r ; Dec. 17, at Ax, Dec, 18, at eleven, at the Red I tosiw Leominster, and Urinary 21, at twi ivy, at th, Bla c k g„, astr - 1 1 Hereford. Attornies, Mersr:. './arke, , :hurch, en., Darks, Chancery.lane, I.ondon ; or Mr. Coates, Richard Pearson, of Doncaster, York-hire. Wither, di-m (IN chapman, Dee. 2. , , at five, Dec. 21, and Jan. 21, at tlese xat the Old George Inn, Doncaster. Anomie's, :Messrs i‘ontog and Butterfield, Gray's Inn-square, London; or Mr worth, Doncaster. Robert I.ancaster, late of Castle court, Birchin-lane, ship and insurance broker, Beale- and chapman, Dm 11, and January Cl, at ten, at Guildhall Anomie% Men's, t and Bowman, Broad-street Buildings. James Richard Benson, late of Russell-plac4, Fitzroy -Tyr e , of Lloyd's Coffee.house, London, met rh nr aiid 14, tie, and January 21, at ten, st Guildhall. Aitorury,, Rivington, Fencburch Buildings, Fenehurch-street. James Honeywell, of Plymstock, Devon, m Dee. 26, et, and January 21, at eleven, at thehschatic.-. Plymouth. A ttar . nice, Mr. Joseph Blake, Charlotte•strett, Blacklrtar's usai l or George Prideaux, of Plymouth. Daniel Strickland Peech, of Barnsky, Yorkshire, innknitar, dealer and chapman, Dec. :sO, at 42, Dec. 31, atid January 31, at eleven, at the Kings Head, Barnsley Attorney, Mr. r left, Bartholomew Close, London, or Mr. Mean, Ilarrsley. Wibberky, of Liverpool. hoLier, etc. 7,8, and Jut 21, at eleven, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Atturnty, Mr. Fr rest, Liverpool. Richard Thomas Sharpe, of Micklebrir.g,Yi;r:t•ltre, money vener, Dec. 19, at sis, 29, and Jan. 2i, at to', at the Rad Inn, Worksop, Nottinghamshire. Anomie., Mr. Mee, Retforti, Nottinghamshire ; and Messrs. &ley and Co. Fl rival's lan. - .At Thomas C.:have and Samuel Chace, of Ezeter, perfumers, 20, 21, and Jaii. 21, at eleven, at the Hotel, Exeter. A: nies, Mr. Bru: ton, Broad-street, London; and Mr:" Exeter. Samuel Brlnkwortb, of Kingstagley, Gloucestershire, Dec. 13, 26, and Jan. 21, at eleven, at the White Hart Ii Bristol. Attornirs, 'Aietsrs. Daniel, Bristol; and Mr. I' , c n, T um,:-court,'l emple. J ,hil .I.l.vey Loan, of Fenchurah-7.,:reet, insurance-b . :4er, , 14, 17, and Jan. 21, at eleven, at GulLifish. Mn. J;zwy and Co. Furnivars Ire., Loulan ; and Alessr‘ sou, Hertford. John Harland Jowse7, of Sunderland ;:ear the Sea, Darhass, owner, Dee. 23, 3v, and jai. ill, at eleven, a: the Cca real Room, Sunderlerd. AitGenics. Air. Megg:soa; garden; and Mr. Kielson, Bishop Wes:mcv. h. Samuel Robinson and Benjamin Parrs ffideing.. Liverpool, broken, Dec. 20, 31, r.r.d 12%21, at mie, a thel Star and Garbi Tavern, I.lver, - ocii. . 3 .!totr.les, Messes. lA , • Mid Bower, Southampton-buildings, Chancery lase, . and Alr. iiiJJ, Liverpool. William Henfrey, sot i.oughlxirough, Lelcestenhire, innke Dec. 16, 17, and Jan. 21, at t•;even, at the Cru' Ir.: Loughborough. Attontlet, Mr. Brumley, Ur.ty's 1:.n; 7 Mr. Price, Loughborongh, Michae4 Jarvis, ot Parton, Staffordshire, miller, Jan. 5, at 4, And 21, at eleven, at the Jertiingli.nr Arms Inn, Salop. Attnrines, Mr. Price, ot Wolverhampton ; and An-tike % ig ht, King's Bench- walk, Temple. William lladwt n, of Lancaster, sail-cloth manutacturer, ran. at five, :3, at teu, and 2t, at eleven, at the Royal Oak, Lai caster. Attoriiits, Mears. Bell and Broderick, Cb•. - and Mews. Wilton and liiggin, Lacoste r. JatneeCatdvcll, of lsoltr.n, 1 aneashire, manufacturer, Dec. at Irnir, :91, and Jan. ..to, at ten, at the Bridge Inn, Bolton. tyrniei, Mevars. Adlington and Gregory, i:edfurd-too; Mr. iiiihrus, Bolton, Lancash.re. DIVIDENDS to be ma.te GUILDIALL. Dec. 31, Wm. Dranscombe, jau. 19-insuutls, ra .uer, at Dtc. SI, Heavy Geller Smith, Norwtts, victualler, at tv Jan. IC, Wm. Nags, St. Mury-axe, tra-dtalt r, It ten. Dec Joists Dickinson, t; warelsousenizn, at tso. DI 31, Vs in. Whatelty, Lawrence l'aut , teney inert Nut, twelve. Dec. SI, Charles Aug.:4lus An.ell, Car,L.litcn, pap maker, at twelve. Dec. 31, N'siettcisie 1...i,r0w, S'. 341:n't-ent druggist, at twelve. Dec. 41, Frat.cis and ;:es than p Paternoster-row, brokers, at twelve. iiet. 31, J4OlO sad J Coombes, Dock, cas h iers, at twelve. Dec. 31, JAI ' Etonian, fenclicrth meet, ssi hula•urer, at twelve. Dec. John Dawes, I'll Mall, banker, at ten. DEC. 14, lames/ and Charles tiuthetlat.d, at. ortrchanti, at Dec. 14, George tt, Swan • .reet, K.eut-road, intalmut one. DIVIDENDS to be male in the COUNTRY. Dec. 31, Chat les Evans, Higlizrove, and Sir lames kV, 01 tester, hankers, at th:ven, at the King's iicad, Gimlets:tr. Sn, Henry .Arituld Homer, Taunton, lineredtaptr. at 6004 the Loudon Inn, •Fain.:on. Dec. 31, Wm. Kidd, Nelms! linen-draper, at ,Icvett, tile Grow', Nee` carte. 1211 ' nips er.)pper, NA'Atratgritn, timber merchant, at three, it Gettrge; Warrington. D-c. 21, ;:an.set Crupley, isittholder, at eleven, at the C-eytt.uild, Falaingheit I Jut k in. Fritlay, Quedgley, butchtv, At twelve, at the Beli, 011; cester. lan. 2, .11actnas Busedtttli and {Web's(' Wilke, / . 1 . M ., hat manufacturers, at ekven, the Commercial Ronan, Bra' Jan.::, Walter GrillitLs, Bah, hat . . rrs, at one, at the Coa: purr Rooms, llristol. Dec. 30, James Steveita, Cheltenham , tic. 4 ' at eleven, at the Plough, Chel.enham. St, Sophia Bristol, kabcrdathtr, at cleven, at the relbut, CER.lll:l::ATES—DtCrsifta 31.• Samuel Marsoto, Leadenk;.ll.%tr•-et, trereant. r Circus-street, :dew Recd, haherda,her. Joseph and Jo>l Thompson, Newcastle, meretuire. Wm. H21e,1 lest-weet,b t maker. John and Benedict zl27er, Liverpool, j3ilteri• V'ells and Wm. Hsmiltoa, Liverpool, merchants. Jobe Rh and 'llotnu Moffat, Liverpool, merchants. Thomas Cob, Chicisester, carpenter. Henry Beefier, Yowrelrs Tench nington-rostd,nteraant. l'hontas Cued;, Clement's-la" la Richard Feudal', Coleman-street,l3laekevell.fiAl-neetor. Eriul Stabler, Breol-street, linen-draper. Robert Kirk nM.M ac field, silk-manufacturer. Christopher Wight, Birmingham', PRICE OF STOC: Bank Stock el9t 2.0 per Ct. Red. 62ii 131.t0 Cons.— 4 i.er Cents. 78411 I 5 per Cent. Navy 4 1.0ns Anna. 16 3-16 YESIVIDAY. lads `tack -- India Bonds 17 IS pr• Imp. Exciwper Bilk 1011 pr. 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Attornies, PAersr:. isarke, Dania.- Si' POW 3Cery•Wle, I.ondon ;or Mr. Coates, lawn atter --- .180 11 ;* d m P an ea . r D so e n c. , 2 nf , D at o fi n v c e a , ste D r, ec Y . o 2 r i k:l a i n ir ti e jan teu . :c e b it .: at , d ee ,. alezan_ Butterfield, Grays G fun, ray. D s Doncaster. dun-square, tLoornidtiourFs,i;t:zsorrleolvisysrp.x;i:irtreuri.,4,'2,et:ih6.l::l4,2-27,:t! A ttil a ,jks. .. i lise r. ..., a es_,e_cs * I its, Doncaster. t Lancaster, late of Castle co tt u a st A , tcr ß t i a rc ptimi h e i an4 a . . . flcrlL . n u Januarya nd insurance r tt a l ri , c a e t ten. broker, at de Guildhalla I e , B n r s o o a n d ;i s a tr te ee o t e ß ß u n i ne klin a g; jae.., B R o ic w h m ar a d n lle , .loyd's Coffee-house, London, met rhint a.,,d icrui e ,' - din 24, and January 21, at ten, a: Guildhall. Attasu e t .; m z : at G ington, Fencburch Buildings, Fenehurch.street. . 1 -- . Honeywell, of Plymstock, Devon, m iltner, ! m an r u . ary it : e l p , h at ß e l e k v e en c , b a ar t tilioettl:.x.tttchav,olc,••.B:iatlymkirtatouth,: Attar. At a r,7 1 , co s : g r i e ck P i r a i n d d eau p i etc , of h :P o i Plymouth, m ß o a u r th n 1: y, ler and chapters, Dec. :sO, at 4x, Dec. 31, arid Januryll .. sa „, levee, at the King's Head, Barnsley Attorney , Mr. But. s".„"`" , Bartholomew Close, London, or Mr. Menu, Barrer,. - ' m i l t Wibberky, of Liverpool. ho , ier, Dec. 7,8, and 30.21 ' ere Leven, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Atturaei, , Liverpool. of kl r e d ,. Tnlteocral94,Salstarsz, C", :VI andie j eb aa r . ir.g, Ci, l a ,.:t ire, t .- a.:; !•. , atth mesey s . e asi L. 4 A * t ea G r oi ° Worksop, Nottnighatroltire. Attornies, Mr. hitt, tut H G ;ford, Nottinghamshire ; and Messrs. &ley ar.d Co. fn. . . al's lan. . Ma ass Chave and Samuel Chace, of Ezeter, perfumen, I • . , 21, and Jan. 21, at eleven, at the Hotel, Exeter. At Phill a, Mr. Erwton, Broad-street, London ; and Mr: Brut- .W. h eter. - el Lel Brinkwortb, of Kingstarsley, Gloucestershire, 'creme. A. . e. 13, 28 IL: , and Jan. 21, at eleven, at the White Hart istni. Attornies, Messrs. Daniel, Bristol; and Mr. Pei: At 1, l' u m i .-court ,'1 emple. . . 0 I .I.l . vvy I.”.in, of Eenchurah-7,:reet,inarance-b . ..c , ker, r lan , , 17, and Jan. El ,at eleven, at Gu:lLlh.h. at::. toe', Met , . • Cart :Ivy and Co. Furnivars Ism, London; sad Niels's'. Nkli s, Hertford. At Del Harland Jov...ey, of Sunileriar,d :tear 'lot Sea, Darham, 11y .LK rotr, Dec. 23, so, and jai. it, at eleven, a: the Coo rests S. ,um, Sunderlat.d. A t:Gram.. Air. Mrtool2; kf r itn.:,. rd.- n ; and Mr. Kislson, Bishop Wes:rtut. h. P 4 set Rubinson Phillips and Benjamin Perrin Ridring, c, heal veri,oul, brokers, Dec.2o, 31, ar.e. 72:1.21, at oat, at t.'” ~ .. ! ar and Garter 'tavern, Liver,-ooi. Attornies, Meows. Veer ' , J u b a al Lower, Sou; hamptun.buildtugs, Chance:y.lam, Lynda; ,y IA al hlr. Kidd, Liverpool. Lady Sans Henfrey, ut f.ungliborough, Lelcestenhire, intlert , w i ec. 16, 17, and Jan. 21, at ea:vcii, at the Cross :i •is :nr . Jill oughbnrough. Attonilet, Mr. Brumley, Or.,y's In; ad , g a Ir. Price, Imughburaigh, Family had Jarvis, of Parton, Staffordshire, miller, Jan.!, at ft g um , and 21, at eleven, at the Jerningliant Arms Inn, :NALL, slop. Attnrntes, Mr. Price, of Wolverhampton ; and Mos At n , tiee and. ttlight, King's liench-walk, Temple. . Siam I ladwt n, of Lancaster, sailcloth maninatturer, !an. - i • five, ;at ten, and Cm, at eleven, at the Royal Oak, I.a titer. Attornits, Messrs. Beil and Broderick, Curved. iti Messrs. Wilton and Idiggin, Lancaster. 1 3;1C:11de:ell, of tiolte.n, 1 aaeashire, manufacturer, Dec..• , lour, 2s, and Jan. Sl, at ten, at the Bridge Inn, Boltoo. t' • prnici, Messrs. Asilington and Gregory, I:edfurd-tow ; .. • dr. llultrus, Bolton, Lancash.re. • DIVIDENDS to be ma,:e. at GDILDIALI , . 1 , 4 I(.se..l.3lH,litenry'm.(l.l;irliaenricsonimbithei, jai. oirwl:.l:;bn:uvuittb, a: ivai r kr :.e a r t , t at . A . If:, Wm. Na.. 11, St. Mary-axe, tea-deal. r, It ten. Iht. ' ~ n Dickinson, G .:Idi,all.pawinge, vearehosseurm, at tea. LI• 641 Vi no Whatelty, Lawrence Pounteney.ltill, merchant, dye. Dec. Si, Charles Aug a tits Ansel', Car ::.:!ten, P'l 04 ktr, at twelve. Dec. 3i , N'ldentiste I..hrow, St. 3 41:n's-ur • ggist, at twelve. Dec. 21, Frat.cis and 1r: ::es *than! ernoster-row, brokers, at I W4:I Vtc. LiCC . 31, 14010 sad I • . ambes, Shad .:11 I rock, cas h iers, at twelve. Dec.3l, 11. it man, Penclicreh meet, sti itulwerer, at twelve. Dec. o , in Dawes, Pnll Mall, hanker, at ten. Dec. 14, lames • , - A , I Charles tiutherlar,d, at. Hrlefl's-plaCe, ustrchatot at t I ; C. 11, George J..,-..1e .tati, Swati-s.reet, Keut-road, meganal ~ DIVIDENDS to be male in the COUNTRY. Dec. 31, Charles Evans, Highzrove, and Sir James 'elf, 0 . .., ter, bankers, in eleven, at the King's iie:ad, Gimlets:cr. . Henry Arnold Homer, Taunrun, lineo.diap.i% at eine+, : I.onduit Inn, •Fain..on. Dec. 31, Wm. Kidd, Newton it ,. en-draper, at eleven, t.; the Georee, Nev cane. l al3 ' 3 ' . •s Cr.lpper, NA'air,tigroti, timber merchant. at three, a forge; Warrington. D.c. 21, t:als..et Crepley, Falki .... ,holder, at eleven, at the G-eytonzid, Faialoghsra. Jaa. in. Prttlay, Quedgley, hutchrw, .t tw elve, at the Bell, 0 ster. Jan. 2, .11cmas Bowdvds and Rowland Wilke, Bib 1,.. t manufacturers at eleven, at the Commercial Rooms, B .n.::, Walter Griffiths, Bath, haters, at one, at the Cowan! • 1, , (toms, Bristol. Dec. 30, James Stevens, Cheltenham, Tie."' eleven, at the Plough, Cheleenham. D.A. St, Sophia ' 5 . Hato!, haberdasher, at eleven, at the ralhot, gr.stal. I CER.IIFICATES-Decrmita 31.• I ir li c ain us-street, rv e l t a , rs i t) l l : l w icc. le d L . lea 'humpson, Newcastle, nierchanfe. Wm. Hsie,l leet . tt reet,b t . a, taker. John and Benedict :lair, Liverpool, j3ilieri. J tn , ;. i i i l a ;s j t e r r • da •et ~ k er. n , .. ere! Joseph alttt. D;indiel Jo K.,1 L'ells and Wm. Hamilton, Liverpool, merchants. Jot 'lt 2 8 . rid Thomas Moffat, idverpool, met:bents. Tbonma • , : t hiel ngto te n str -rou r, dc7npicernatearn. t.HienuryntflateCGheruultd".,oweirereirtetat'tr.s.lao!,erreges: . ... 4 . __ Uchard Bandall, Coleman-streer,lllackwell.hAl-tactor. hum,. t e a t b d l t e t r tik arem . mantractutrielri.nlnh-e.riratapc7l:er. it:bellied, PRICE OF STOCKS YES'rERDAY. I Sank Stock et9t 2ZO I India nod' - . I per Ct. Red. 62ii India Bonds 17 lir* u N tatl irk t tnas noh , .. ..h.to Cons.- ' Imp. Ann. .-- 1 per Cents. 784111 Excherwer Bilk 10 11 pr i per Cent. 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