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of„',"—rol 41111---•••_1 11(•S%IdKiFte.'- • • • e -•_ far 4. NUMBER 12.765.] SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 12, 1828., TO THE FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF DURHAM. SALES BY AU C TION. . ON HEALTH AND LONGEVITY. Just published, in One Volume lsmo. Second Edit. price Os. NIL QURE METHODS o f IMPROVING BALM, and PROLONGING LIFE, by regulating the Diet and Regimen. Embracing all the most approved principles of Health and Longevity, and exhibiting particularly the remarkable power Of proper Food, Wine, Air, Eaercise, Sle e p. Clothin g , &c. in the cure of obstinat e hronic Diseases, as well as in promoting Health add long Life. To which is added, an Account of the Art and excellent Effects of Training for Health, Rules for re ducing Corpulence, and Maxims of Health for th e Bili ous an d Nervous, the Co nsumptive, Men of Letters, and People of Fashion. Illustrated by Cases. Brancepeth Castleaanuary 3d, IBM cI ENTLEmEN_I feel myself called upon by the 11 4 01 numerous enquiries addressed to me, to state publicly, and without further delay, that I have the authority of my relation, Mr. Russast., wisp is now in Italy, te , solicit for him the distils. guished honour of representing this County in Parliament, whea s Vacancy shall occur by the elevation of Mr. 1•41.3t31011 to the ta i stege, an event which, it now appears certain, will take place 'Say shortly. In a Letter from Mr. Belau. contemplating the possibility of '.xis occurrenceoluring his absence, after expressing to me his de. CORNIIILL AND LOMBARD-STREET, The first situation for BUSINESS in the METROPOLIS. DWELLING HOUSE, with two FRONTAGES, tlltps INALIALLTI POBmlllo6. TO US SOLD BY AUCTION, Ey Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick-House, Regent-street) At Garraway's Coffee House, 'Change Alkey, CoruhM, On Triusaner, the Seth of January, 1896, at Twelve &Clock. A DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, most advantageously situate in CORNHILL AND LOMBARDSTREET, The greatest thoroughfares in the City, within Three Doors of the Mansion House, and opposite the Bank of England ; The most here since , has comma who haw Nether that they Porte itself other ha ness ha: thing semi Bujukdetr Gazette. BY A PHYSICIAN. th to succeed to so honousable apposition, and authorising me to act on his behalf, be concludes by saying, “ Every pledge which To o may give of the determination I should really feel I. promote, by an the means in my Power, the best interests of the County of Desbam, I should be anzleus to redeem." " The subject of this book is interesting to every individual in existence; and we are disposed to think it the most useful and ra tional work of the kind we have met with. It contains malty hints nosel to us, and is altogether an admirable Code of Health.' I —Atlas, Sept. " The tendency of this volume to advance the important objects which it proposes, Is unquestionable ; and we warmly recommend it."—New Literary Gazette, Sept. " It is written by one gifted with good sense, as well as right 'feeling, and guided, as we conceive, by enlightened views and liberal sentiments.--And is calculated throughout to generate and pseservi Hope, that greafalleviatei hen= ill." Scotsman , Nov. Published by Shark ostalltri ia and Martha, Stationer's - col nt, Londe 'WM tit ail l • A Dwelling House, _Four &ories high, Two Rooms on a Floor, with a Chew ad the Three Upper Storim, and one Room on the First Floorowith Water Closet. On the Ground Floor, a commo dious Shop, with double Glazed Sashes, and Entrance from Corn- bill add Lombard -street, at present an Oyster Shop, in the aceupa don of Mr. Beam, with CsUar, alt. in the Basement, and Vauks ks Front. To be viewed by leave of dm Tenant, of Mom Particulars may be had; at fihmioway's ; sod of Mr. Robins, No. tOO, geot-soest. I assure you, Gentlemen, of my anise conviction, founded upon vl Mr. Kassa:Ls:a communications with me upon the u►ject, and j rod no hesitation iq pledging .myinif, that it the choice of the County should fall upon him, he would justify so tattering a mar& tins confidence by the most sealous eifortato promote its varied an d important lotereets, Agricultural and Commercial% with which 11;1 ow•n are so extensively connected. With respect to Mr: Idessatt's Political conduct, I anxious that you should participate la the perfect astairanoe I entertain that Ise will never be found to sacrifice, for objects of Party or of pri vate Interest, any of those Principles which form the basis of our Ceouitut ions! Liberties. I hare every reason to hope and expect that before the Zionism can take place, Mr. RU/5111.4 will arrive in England, and confirm the assu►ances of which I area now the medium; but in the mean time, I trust you wilt permit me to take the maser's which may appear necessary fur the accomplishment of thli, the highest ob. jut of his ambition. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, With great respect, Your most obsdkitt humble servant, CHARLES TENNYSON. SALES BY AUCTION. EAST BARNET, HERTS. ELEGANT AND FASHIONABLE FURNITURE, Balliant PIER and CHIMNEY GLASSES, Lofty LIBRARY, Wing BOOKCASE, Bronze LAMPS, • Beautiful Alabaster VASES and FIGURER, • PARISIAN and EIGHT DAY CLOCKS. • Oise Old CHINA, a Pair of LARGE J A RS, . ORGAN, PAIR of GLOBES, BILLIARD TABLE. • Stuffed BIR US sod AFRICAN CURIOSITIES, Brewing Utensils,, choke Green lionse Plaits, Eight •huge Omuta Trees. &c. THE LIVE AND DEAD FAR%IING STOCt AND I M PLENTENTh ; ONE HUNDRED r OZRN OF OLD PORT AID And varioutotber Effects. TO BE SOLD W. AUCTION, By 'Mr: ROBINS, (Of Warwick Rohm, Re:mit-street) . • ' At the Meantion,• Mete Grove,. Ran Barnet Hens, • • 00.)banuer, the gli b lasary, 112$ , and Una 6Dand% Ills, at Eleven eCtock, I'l4o igt.W.; A N't FURNITURE Fitts& up he the. first Style of Fashion: comprising I , 4edlent Four Post Freud', Couch, Tent, Press, sad other Red steads and Furni!urea; Prime seasoned Feather Be ds and fleddligg' Deeming and Toilett Tables; Cheval Glasses; Wing see eibit' Wardiohes and Bookcases; em, of Drawer's: Sake of IlecAisall Drawing Room. Library, and Dining Room Window Curtains, in t Mintz, Cotton, and Morten, with elegant Rosewood and Malin. guy Sofaa, Cha irs. Couches, and Window Seats, in Peep* Iforoccia Leather and Morten ; Capital Full Size Bißiard Table; hot links and Cabinets ;! excellent set of blabiagany Patent labie.; Mahogany Chairs M red Morocco ; gideboardp! . 2 Ceiling's; well made Cabinet Furniture in Rose Wood, SatitiWofat and Mahogany; Loo, Occasional, Card, Pembroke, Chris, Writinlr aod Work Tables; Sinsombra Lamps; Turkey, flauseels,and Kidderminster Carpets, Flue toned Bated Dieu, playa Forty Tunes, Ebony and Tortoiseshell, and Marqueterie Cabinets, Dealitiful /Whalley Vases, A set of the Morning Post Newspapers from 1103 to 18101 A Patent Mengle; numerous Kitchen Regulates; Garden Tools and Lights. atc. Also the Excellent LIVE and DEAD FARMING STOCK, • commies% Two 6.inch Wheel Hay Cans; a Tumbril, ,ditto; a Market Cart ; lb Oak Roll; Twelve dozen of Oak and other Hurdles. and about lapadi of Manure ; Ladders and Harness; a Brown Can Rime • Sle fine Alderney and other Cows, Tien Calves, Thirty FaUllielett Sheep ; Poultry; a capital Rick of Hay, Fire Wood, latierions earful Meets. • Why be viewed Four Day; prior to the Sale, when Catalogues sminime had at lA. each, on the Premises; at Garret/rays Cof• fee.gmese, 'Change-alley, Cornhill; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regatatetreet. ELIGIBLE LNVEST3IENT. VALUABLE LEASEI4ORD EdTATES AND IMPROVED GROUND RENTS, PLODUCING Mt* ELY FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS PERANNUM, Arising frau HOUSES, CADOGAN PLACE. SLOANE-STREET, Scs. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick Home, Regent-street,) At Gansway's Coffee.bouse, 'Gbange-alley, Gambill, Oa Teussemr, January U. at Twelve, (by order of the Executors of Richard Holland, Bog. deceased), VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATES AND IMPROVED GROUND RENTS, PRODOOM 111116 FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS PER ANNUM, For a long Tenn of Years. Los 1. A LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising a comm. thous and substantial Dweller; Home, situate No. ilit, Cade"... Illare,pradveing One Hundred end One Pounds Ten Shilllnp, an Legato Capt. Schoesberg, for a term Fifty-six Years. Los. it. A LEASEHOLD ESTA TE, comprising the eassens *as and substantial Dwelling House, No. 41, adjoining, 'naiades Ow Handfed and Thirty-six Pounds Ten Skillings, on' Lemi Briekwood, Em. for the sane term. Los 3. A Dirro, comprising an exceßent Dwelling ' situate No. in Caftan-place, ProdillisS Eighty-Ix Pis r Shillings per Annum, for the nine term, on lease to rills, Lot e. A LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprialug a enunas. thou. Oweviat, situate N o . 15f, Sloan urn% In the occupatisis and on Lease to Mr% Wytme,fee a Telma Twenty-one Yeari,ani held fir an unexpired Tam of Thirty Yeara L al a low .sou n d 11111 ": Lox S. A DWELLING HOUSEand PLUMBER'S SHOP, shame Ns. 10, New -street, Brampton ; in the occupation of Mr. liesaatd, tenant st will; held foe a teens of thirty ass years, at a tw ground rent. Legg. An IMPROVED GROUND RENT of lIIGHTERS POUNDS THIRTEEN SHILLINGS, issuing out of Thug, Dereillog Homes, Nos. 5. 4, and 10, Cross-street; and Three Duelling Homes, Ste. Nos. 21, 23, an d t 4, North -street; an d a Ilasoe's House and Yard at the back , in the Parish of S bikes' Chelsea, held on lease for an unexpired tetra of forty-six years. !Are 7. An IMPROVED GROUND RENT of 'FUMY! FIVE POUNDS FIVE SHILLINGS, Janda' out et a Dwelling }lame, No., 41,-New Road; and Seven Houses in Cimpligto Strew, No. I t• t; Two Houses in Cross &rest, Nos.n 'SAM "4 Three Coach Houses, with Stables, Yards, a te. Na; V;Clgissi treet, adjoining; held on Lease for an Unexpired Tanked - Forty * Years. To be viesved by leave of the Tenants, of whom Punkah's'', say be bad of Mean. White, Blake, and Houseman, Solicitors, Ease, waereut. Scrawl; at Guraway's; and of Mr. Robins, 170, Biejan-Areort. SOUTH DEVON. . ADVOWSON AND NEXT PRESENTATION TO THE RECTORY OF NORTH HUISH; In a beautiful part of the County, a fine, mild, salubrious situation. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick Hesse, Regent-street,) At Garraway's Coffee House, 'Change Alley, Cornhill, Oh Taussisav, the Sikh of February, 1828, at Twelve o'Clock,. THE PERP&.TUAL ADVOWSON, and NEXT PRESENTATION ro the RECTORY of NORTH HUISH, With an excellent Rectory House, Offices, and Garden, and about SEVENTY-SIX At R ES of GLEBE LAND, With the TITHES of the PARISH, Which contains above TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED ACRES, Consisting chiefly of very rich Pasture Land, small part Wood. The Tithes at present are let under Agreements, at a low Rate, and may be considerably advanced. The estimated 'Mile about SIX HUNDRED POUNDS PER ANNUM. The Incumbent Fifty-seven Years of Age. North Huish is aituate within one rack of New Inn, on the great Wiatern Tomes. Road, where the London Coaches pass daily to and from Plymouth ; distant from Nlodbury four miles, Trauma seven, Kingshridge eight, and Dartmouth eleven; all good , Market Towns. From Plymouth about sixteen miles, and nearly the anise diatance from the Fashionable Watering Places of Tur. qpiay, Teigumuuth, and Dawlish ; a genteel Neighbourhood, a floe rtkiag Country, where Hounds are kept, and a remarkably mild and sabibrious.situation. Particulars may be had of Mr. HorsweU and S. Savory. Esq. 111.11E110es. Modbury ; Hotel, Plymouth; New London Inu, the Mice WI the Flying Post and Alfred, Exeter ; Antelope, Saile r bury ; 'Cheltenham Chronicle Mace, Chekenham ; Star, Angel, and Mr. Adams, Oxford; the Office of the Cambridge Chronicle. Carnbritiv; of Messrs. Gregson and Fonneresu, Solicitors, Angel. court, Throginsictore-street ; at Guraway's . ; and of Mr. Robins, 170, Reknit-street. IFRINSBURY, NEAR ROCHESTER, KENT. Desirable RISIDENCE,- OFFICES, COACH HOUSE, STABLES, GARDEN, &c. Valuable BUILDING GROUNDS, Gardena, and Meader: Land, adjoining Frinsbary-street. FRINSBURY MANOR FARM, With an eligible Residence, Pleasure Grounds, Garden, Coach . Henn, Stable, and Agilcuburai BuiWings. • • Extensive SHIP YARD AM LIME KILNS on the Banks of the River MEDWAY, And sundry Enclosures 011.Ussibm, Pasture, and Arahie Land, with fine Brick Earth And Salting.. COXTAIMISS MEASLY - FIVE HUNDRAD ACRES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street) At ()unwire Colfee-Hosee, Thange.alley, Cornhill, On Tuossaav, the 24th of January, Inn, at Twelve e'Clock. By Direction of the Assignees of Messrs. Jones' and Toon** Boisaszy and of the Other several Incutobraneers on the Istate, and ander Order of bi, Donovr the vici-cuAnn.Loa, VALUABLE FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD ' ' ESTATES, Held under the Dean and °septet' of Rochester. Renewable according tdi Custom. LOT I. A Desirable RRSIDESCE, planned for the Accom modation of a Gentleman's Family, situate at Frinsbnry, near Rochester, late in dm occupetion of Mr. Joseph Rrindley, en closed by a Fore Court and Carriage Drive, Coach House, Stable, and Outbuildings, productive Garden WAlled, Lawn, Pleasure Ground, delightful Shrubbery, with Oia►elled Walks and Meadow Land, containing nearly EIGHT ACRES. - brr 2; An ENCLOSURE of MEADOW LAND, contiguous the above, oontaining upwards of THREE ACRES. Lee 3. TWO PIECES of GARDEN GROUND, with a Freehold Fraotage to Frinsbury.street, now.or.late in the occupa tion of Mr. Hilbert, containing nearly FIVE ACRES eligible for Building. Lee 4. TWO VALUABLE ENCLOSURES of GARDEN GROUND, Orcbard, and Meadow Land, called STREET and CHURCHFIELD, in the Occupation of Dr. Joynes and Mr. Hilbert, containing upwards of NINE ACRES. Loa S. The Valuable Leasehold Estate, FRINSBURY MANOR FARM, held under the DEAN and CHAPTER of ROCHESTER, comprising a commodious dwelling HOUSE, ,erected on ahandsome titVitidth seated on a spacious Lawn, orna mented by stately timber Trees, surrounded by 'thriving Shrub bery, with gravelled Walks, and numerous tine Fruit Trees, com manding beautiful views of the Medway, Chatham - Lines, and the surrounding country, and adapted for the seconunedation of a Gentleman's Family. with convenient OGees, well supplied with fine Water; Coach Houses, capital Four-mall Stable, its. Produe dye walled Garden and Orchard, Farm Yard, and all requisite icsitural Buildinge.—and upwards of FOUR HUNDRED AND TWENTY-THREE ACRES Of Meadow, 'Pasture Arable, Wood Land, and Salting* • with sundry Cottages, an d Three capital- Ballast Wharfs. T here is abundance Of the Cutest Bulk Earthen part of this Farm, and by the facility pf Shipment, Bricks may be conveyed to all parts, and may be misdated very profitable, besides the Sale•of Ballast. Loa R A spacious SHIP YARD on the Banks of the River Medway, in which vessels of nearly the largest dissensions may be Bat, with Saw MIS% Sheds, Steaming Apparatus. Carpenters', and Jaime' Workshop*, Illeekstskits' Shops, and Iron Foundery, Coenting-lsoust, Cottages, and other requisite Appendages, upon an suasive male. The capital Lime Works, with a fine Bed of Chalk, capable of podia:hog Lime of the first quality, and in cos siderable gaaadty, for erbiab a ready sal may be obtained, and • Ankle 2104, sostaining nearly FORTIMILIfiLN ACRES. 7lstree Palates present avity sdigibie Property for Investment, MA worth the attention of Capitalists. - - - The Premises slay be viewed by applying at the Manor House, roems Particulars any be bad; at the Crown and Ball, Rochester; natain, Canterbury : Star, Maidstone; Rose and Crown, Sh anghaiing; Falcon, Gravesend; Ball, Dartford; of Messrs. Rankin and Richards, Solicitors, lissingbalstreet ; Messrs. Tees dale, Symms, and Weston, Solicitors, fenchurth-street ; Messrs. flasendsk, Tatham, Upton, and Johnson, King's Arms Yard, Cole asan-suces ; Mr. Witby, Backingbam-stroet, &rind ; at Gar raway's ; sad of Mr. Raisins, No. 170, Regent-street, whore a flan of the Estate may be men. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, JAN. 11. WHITEHALL, Dec. 17. The King ►as been pleased to give and grant unto Major Benja min Orlando Jones, his Royal license and permission, t►at be mag accept and wear the insignia of an Honorary Knight of the Royal Portuguese Order at the Tower and Sword, with which his late Most Faithful Majesty John the Sixth, King of Portugal, was pleased to honour him, in testimony of his Majesty's approbation of the services rendered by the said Major Benjamin Orlando Jones to tbt Portuguese Government during the Peninsular war; pro vided nevertheless, that his Majesty's said license and permission doth not atithurise, and shall not be deemed or construed to audio rise, she assumption of any stile, appellation, rank, precedence, or privilege appertaining unto a Knight Bachelor of these realms. . Arid alas to command, that this his Majesty's concession and especial mark of his Royal favour, together with the relative docu ments, be registered in the College of Arms. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. William Oakes, Downham-market, Norfolk, shopkeeper. BANKRUPTS. Mary 'sant, Union -street, Borough, baker, to surrender, January 18, 25, at ten, and February 22, at eleven , at the Court of Com missioners of Bankrupts, Kisingball-street. Attornies, Messrs. Fairtborne and Co. King-street, Cheapsisle. Edward Hughes, Liverpool, grocer, January 31, February 1, and 22, at twelve, at the Clarendon-buildings, Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs. Norris and co. John -street, Bedford-row; or Mr. Thomas Toulmin, Liverpool. Duncan MacViccar and William Watson Tait, Liverpool, mer chants, February 1. 2, and 22, at two, at the George Ind, Liver pool. Attoruies, Messrs. Taylor and Co. Temple; or Messrs. Lace and Co. Liverpool. Richard Kilts, Brighton, Sussex haberdasher, January 18, 25, and February 22, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Bank- Baum- - _ _ ropes, Atternies, Messrs. Fisher and Co. Walbtook-buildings Walbrook. Johu Wake's, Cwn C orwg House, near Newport, Monmouthshire, brewer, January 15, 25, and February 22, at one, at the Court of Canzanissioners of &abrupt'. Hasinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Philips, lydaieton-street, Cierkenwell. James liuttivant. Appledore, Devonshire, and Henry Alexander Illingworth, Last India Chambers, Leadenhall-street, merchants, January 15, 25, and February 22. at eleven, at tbe Court of Cowissioners. of liankrupts, Basingball-street. Anomie', kdasia s. F.lber and Co. Holboro.court, Gray's Inn. DIV 11:/..N DS to be made in SA SI NG H ALIATREET. Feb. 5, Thomas Anthony Negus and John Mayes, Angel.court, Throgenottowsiteet, brokers, as twelve; also on the Ist of Feb. Jan. Y 9, Louis llippolke Ma:telly and Justin Dayrie, late of Fns. bury.square. merchants at eleven. Feb. 5, Joseph Hilton, late of Itaveley, Huntingdonshire, farmer, at ten. Feb. 5, John Dunham, Cook's -court, Carry-street, bill broker, at eleven. Feb. 5, Abrni. Richardson, bland:tester, Lancashire ' victualler, at ten. Feb. Samuel Dawes. George 'tabard, and Charles Yorke, late ! of King. street, Cheapsidc, warehousemen, at twelve. Feb. 1, George Melanscheg, Strand, tutrier, at eleven. Feb. 12, Thomas Broad, Penzance, Cornwall, Imendraper, at ten. Feb. 1, John Fowler and George Marsh Lantliorne, late of Little Tower -street, tea dealers, at eleven. Feb. 1, John Shepherd, Beitemont.street, hack ! neyman, at twelve. Feb. 15, William Milburn, Old City Cham bers. Hishopsgate.street, merchant, at ten. Feb. 15, Robert PArce ! Cruden, High -street, Gravesend, Kent, slopseller, at ten. Feb. Aiezander George Milne, Mitte-court, Fenchurch-street, merchant, at twelve. Feb: 22, Edward Gander Bedford-place, Commercial. road, brazier ' at ten. Feb. 1, W i lliam Todd and Frederick William Cou :tborpe, late of Langbourn Chambers, Fenchureh. street, timber merchants, at eleven. Jan. 9t, James Brightmore Froggott and William Lilleyman, lkincaster, Yorkshire, drapers, at ten. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. Feb. 4, Beujantin Gibbons, jun. and Thomas Stokes, Ringswin. ford, Staffordshire, iron master, at eleven, at the Wheat Sheaf lon, Smedley, Worcestershire. Feb. 1, William Woodford Haynes, Neath, Glamorgan'lure, banker, at the Town Ilall, Neath. Feb. 7, Daniel Warren, Wellington, Somersetshire, money scrivener, at eleven. at the White Hart lan, Wellington. Feb. t, William Farmer. Bath, ironmonger. at eleven, at the Greyhound Inn, Bath. March 11, Christopher Bartlett, Plymouth, Devonshire, ship owner, st eleven. and Townshend's London Inn, Devenpurt. Feb. 14, Annis Swithenbank, Bradford, Yorkshire, straw-hat ma i nufacturer, at one, at the Office of Mr. Morris, Bradford. Feb.l3, Joseph Newnurch, Manchester, Lancashire, warehouseman, at three at .W.hite's Hotel, King-street, Manchester. Feb. 4. Wm. Walisley, Manchester ' Lancashire, merchant, at two, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Feb. 13, William Cundey and John Cundey, liolymoorside, Banipton, Derbyshire, cotton twist manufacturers, at eleven, at the Office of Mr. John Gillett, solicitor; Chesterfield. Feb. 4, William Baynes, Sedgky, Staffordshire, ironmaster, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Warwickshire. CERTIFICATES, Fix. 1 . Geosge Hart. Westham, Essex, and of Commercial Chambers, Mlnories, corn merchant. Joseph Hughes, Cheltenham, Glouces tershire. hatcher. Richard Windle, Livepool, Lancashire, coal merchant. Henry Duncan, Portsmouth, Southampton, surgeon. Benjamin Goodeve, Gosport Southampton, brewer. George Keating, Waterloo-road, Laaleth, Surrey, linendraper. Daniel Markiuve, Berkeley, Gloucestershire, millumn. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Wm: Herapath and S. Herapath, Thorobury, Gloucestershire, hatters. John Mills and Edward Holywell, Spalding, Lincolnshire, wine merchants. Richard Bryan and Lionel Bradstreet, Water line, Tower -street, ship insurance agents. S. IL Crowther and S. R. Morris, Ouseburn, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, ironfeunders. Richard H. Slag& and Edward Wilson, Kllnhurst Forge, York shire, iron.makers. John Hayworth, Onneyrod Hayw o rth James Heywonh, Lawrence Hayworth, and Samuel Wainhouse, Per nambuen, South America, merchants (so far as regards Samuel Wainhouse. J. Metcalfe and C. 8. Metcalfe, Oxford - street, jewellers. Thomas Hodgson, John James, and 'homas Hanley, Cheapsitle, warehousemen (so hr as regards John James). JOIUS HuU and John Betts, Oxford-street ' grocers. Jonathan Perkins and Deodatus Carr Edmund -street, Birmingham, gilder. John Harding and Joseph Smith, Lamb's Conduit-street, near the Foundling, coach-makers. - Edward 'Moo J. Lewis, and Wm. Perry, Chester, carriers. Jervis Robinson and George Johnson, jun. Darlington, Durham, inducer& James Powell, This. Beilby, and 'Thomas liurkiU, ILoughborough, Leicestershire, and of Bir mingham, preparers and venders of Powell's cough electnary (so far as regards Thomas tkilby). William Petherbridge, William Haynes, and James Price, Whitechapel, and of Great Queen-street. Lincoln's-inn-ftelda, linendrapers. John Christian Schultz and Otto Uhkndorff, Leman -street, Goodman's-fields, tallow chandlers. Samuel Tidswell and Sawing' Hall, Budge-row, wine merchants. Charles Feast and Richard Child, City-road, cheesemongers. Won. Eburso and Tler • Spurdens, Rathbone-place, coachmakers. G. Ashworth and J. &holes, Edgwonhond Manchester, Lancashire, calico printers and bleachers. Roger Gadsden and Henry.Barlowii Austin Friars, solicitors. Edward Oughtun and J. H. Djnes,,l Dososubbe-street, Qaten-squire, builders. George Rastas, Elston, and J. Co:rdvAtot, Bradford. Somersetshire millers. • Isola: Jai& and T. W. Dunn, Queen-street Chea p side , wine Atli brandy merchants. W. W. Gill and Will iam Wright, St. Albattli. Hertfurdshre, and of Chcapside, lace merchants. Pacha The thing of On the beheaded b Constantinople. The that the Scio, h: particular. post posttest with some the Atchi feting pri had vis, usual rein veral mit all nati, had unit' might st The pirate: . the .11811) had long taken adr of the Gr pentied. had probal the GreeY GAlrt, succee.led ed roy and ganizing revolt, The the num and a cr of Medi tresses was dip And took of the advanced part of culty. Bey. h firmness Wien. consider, rs bels h 7 as well his corps. On thr diately two others, things ht 1130,1 Met, The . S p a o l s o e n d ic o l f p, and 121 out for A lets the following : " General Marco del Pont, a relation of the o f t h e same name, detained at Madrid, hal rested as an accomplice of the latter, in th. tgu, which have produced the revolt of Catalonia. Thrive days past have been occupied in arresting the persons that that General hes'compromiled in his dePrisitiOns. The greater part are Curates, Canons, and Monks; and although it is said that the' number of n.en arrested exceeds forty, one citizen only is among them." • rmiie, .r.s. 8. All Pratteehas lately exclailoed againse4 faithless. ness'gf the Pm-office—Abe . addresses of the Journals Ilelisered - to7the Police to - ,facilitate,..the circulation of flisgnstirryi libeh published eitholit . thy name of the , Author or printerletters'clele, yea, mimit 'che little . knives the *pi steam, of the ilia bar of the Inquisition,. for . dispitches . --bills of I exchange missing of stolen in th e hurry and disordst ' , rw , '""""=""m" , nr''''.7 — ---•--- -..-"- rrir ' ' • 1-'s.e Vent s , IT : ..) '.l i % -", ' 4 ". *.• 1 . . 1 ... . , •:, : - itt* 1 • I ' ". - . ''.1 47 '. . 4 ~.._.‘, • . vii . L . A. )4 24,- • I t - ' • • ~ • 40,73111V.init • •- ifixitte • • . , • , 1 \ . 4. -N - Yr- ...,. * = `awslerfaimeems i I libucz Sitypittifigeg, .. . i .. . -...- -7 - 1 1 t, t i FRENCH PAPERS. , .• • .. ; t PROM TR' GAZETTE De OR,/6111 SAL idlb • , CONSTANTINp?Lif., Due. is. , , • 1.. . IT THE A CSTIIIII IlL.COUldall. . most profound tranquillity continues to o'o4' nce the departure of the Ambassadors. The Port. mmuoicated to the subjects of the three P Wei, - are placed themselves under the protection of the lands, according to the advice of their Ministers, ley would be as safe ender the protection of tha itself as under that of a foreign Power. On the t I land no Frank has left the city, and their uneasi- las diminished since they have rpen that every remains quiet. M. de Ribeauplerre is still at' k dere, waiting for a favour a ble w i n d.—A ugr i oirg 3 e. '. II DUCHARNST. Dsc. so. : last accounts from Constantinople contain noa , t i i of any importance. the 13th of December the Pacha of Braila was led by order of the Sultan, and his head sent to intinople. ! 'LEGHORN, Dec. et. report Web bad been spreaitfor some days, to Greek Beet with which Lord Cochrane was off 1 tad been bur n t by t h e Alli es , , i s f a l s e i n e ve ry star. We learn, on the Contrary, iii the most , Dsitive manner, that Lord Cochrane, in earlier! onse European vessels,' had visited the islands of chipelago, to . prohibit the inhab tants from suf.: i privateers to be fitted out upon their coasts, and isited the bays and the most retired creeks,lho retreat of the pirates, where he had d e .t re y e d l i e: T miitics, whose cre w s, com p ose d o f t h e re f us e o f tions, acknowledging neither country nor laws; i nited to plunder ships, under wh a t ever flag-they i sail, not excepting that of Greece itself. ' . Greek Government, knowing how much these i injured it in public opinion, and what advantagi unies of its cause derived from these circumstancesi I e ' ng wished to pat an end to these crimes, and had advantage of the mome n t whi n t h e i nte rvention i Great Powers had ewes' hostilities to be sus- s I. The dest r u c ti on o f some mistics of this kinds i obably givenrise to the story of the bu t sting of t eek flotilla.— Augsburg Gazette. ALEXANDRIA, OCT. It. PROM A LETTS& 1 eb Sherif, of Mecca, who died at Babonichi, was Jed by his nephew, Sherif 3--ttya, who at first d himself full of zeal for the interest of the Vise.' i 1 d of the Porte, but he appears to have been or- ng in secret, ever since that time, the plan of a which has just broken out. . Turks, under the command of Ahmed Pacha, - to.. Heber of 3,000 cavalry, 4,000 Egyptian infantry, considerable number of Arabs, were in possession: cline, Mecca, Tail, Jidda, Jambo, and other for- in the country. The first attack of the rebel: irected against Medina. They had the advantage, ek possession of the defiles, to intercept the retreat i i 'ii , Pacha's troop. towa r d s J am b o . Th e re b e l s t he n ' red against Mecca, wh ere Ah me d P ac h a l ost ; • his cavalry, and escaped himself with great dim.' P Two battalions, whose commander, Mehmed !I had taken flight, were saved at Mecca by the as of Ahmed Effendi, who commanded -the bat. .41 The Turks and Egyptians, however, suffered . 'i erable loss in this engagement. It is said that the ti had obtained fresh advantages, and that Mecca, as Taif, had fallen into their hailds. Ahmed , has retreated to Jidda with the remains of 4 Pa. the first news of this revolt; the Viceroy imizie- t seat a battalion of infantry, and subsequently ers, to Jidda; afterwards, however. hearing that bad taken i more serious turn, 'he adopted tbst . siergetic measures against the rebels. . .s , Sherif Mehmed (cousin to Galeb, ssho died at lii,) has received the command of a corps, coin. of 3.000 Arabic infantry, 2,600 Turkish cavalry, !,000 infantry, at the bead of which he had set . ! Arabia.. _We expect the news of his operatioas. . 1 PROM TUB CONSTITUTIONNILL. SARAGOSSA, Mc. 30. - (raivars coa 11.1M7011 DM E.) • r said that M. Fournas, having received orders to / • ihot within four-andstwenly hours Lausagiwptta , s accomplices, an s wer e d, t h a t the crim i na l s Were . • hands of the Deputies of the' Province, and that ter affirm that the order for the execution ought ; ;11 them through another channel than that of the landant General of the Province. band which has bee n n e wly f un ned i n t h e ne i g h- . , sod of Benicarlo, in the province of Valencia,has • . , s I die low country and re p a i r ed t o t h e mounta i ns . eyte, where they recruit very readily, and fiem e it-has sent some detachments to the frontiers of 'l' on. To give you an idea rf the depravity of . 1 bands, which give themselves out as exclusively . A to the defecce of religion, I will re l ate to you , t ': , has taken place at Beceyte, a small town, which , . 4 . yen its name to the m o untai ns o f w hi c h I j ust Hike to you. rong detachment of the band having come into . vn to pc provisions and l e vy a contribution, and i . , wing found the Alcade, who had escaped at the, tch of the factious, they se i ze d hi s wif e , w h om rade perform her busLoind's functions; but as the ; tants did not hasten to bring in the contributioq l risions and money, which had been implised upon_ Hy the Alcades, the factious seized her and the principal inhabitants, and after hating t horribly , 4 ted the women, hung them all five on a pill , l' !i g ter row fr s o a m t t s h e e v e il n le tr , a d n a c t e e d e f o t e he 2. 4w ja n. imat;.contiin.s.. lowing : - .1 eneral Marco del Pont, a relation of the Intendatit., same name, detained at Madrid, has, been ar. t• ' as an accomplice of the latter, in the intrigues have produced the revolt of Catalonia. Three alt 'have been occupied in arrestin g the P ersons , • . yi