Star. — London, England, 1828-11-26 00:00:00

t... 'i• • • t) - • 114, , b... -.1•4., k .•• 4 14\e' irks .. . 4 5 0 4 " - e is • f at% yam,4itie AZOOtIf,I2 4 WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 26, 1828. N t tBBR 13,064.] PIuCE SWENPEttret.? ViCTUALUNG afFICE, November 19, 182$. THE COIVIMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING ha MAJESTY S NAVY, 4.c. do hereby give Notice, MOM THE LONDON GAZETTE, Nov. 25. To be Ensigns--Rmign William Thomas Daunt, from the half pay, vice Tulloch ; Frederick Wynyard H. Colley, vice Lewis. 95th Ditto—Captain Wemyes Thomas Cockburn to be Maim, by purchase, vice Maxwell, promoted; Lieutenant Robert Cum ming Hamilton Gordon to be Captain, by purchase, vice Cock burn; Rusigre George Isaac Austen to be Lieutenant, by purchase. vice Gordon ; George Stewart, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur chase. vice Austen. nth Ditto—Lieutenant Daniel Kinsley, from half pay York Light Infantry Volunteers, to be Lieutenant, vice Kennedy, promoted. 95th Ditto--Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Thomas _Francis Wade, from the half pay, to be Major, vice Charles Wyly, who ea ch .nges. Ittile Brigade—Surgeon Thomas Hughes Ridgway, from the half pay in the Regiment, tobe Surgeon, vice Joseph But ke, retired on half pay. Ceylon.ltegiment--Captain Roger Sweeny, from the half pay, to be Captain, vice Walsh, appointed to the twd Pout. UNATIACOIED. To be Lieutenant Cnlonela of Infatury, by purchase—Major Ar chibald Montgomery Maxwell, from the 95th Foot; Major Cbarlas Henry Somerset, *out the 3d Light Dragoons. To be Captiine of Infantry, by purchase-Lieutenant William Slater, froth the 46th Foot; Lieutenant Mart Kerr Atbetiey, • from the 7.4 h Foot. The undermentioned °Ricer, having Brevet rank superior to Ms regimental con►atis.ion, has accepted promotion upon half pay, according to the General OrJer or the 25th April, 1826 UMATtACIIIIR To he Lieutenant Colonel of Infantry, without purchase—Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Richard Kelly, from the $3.1 Foot. The undermentioned Lieutenants, actually servita,r ' upon full . pay in Regiments of the Line, whose cornmieslons are dated pre. vious to the year 1311, have accepted promotion upon half pay, according to the General Order of the 27th Dec. k 826; UNATTACHIIIIN Ty be Captains of Infantry, without purchase—Lieutenant Wil liam BoarJman, from the 314 Foot ; Lieutenant Samuel Kerr, from the 47th Foot. • -r.•lfi • WAR-OFIIEr r NOVEMBER 24. 1828. Ed Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Brevet Lietitenant•Culonel John Marcus Clements. from half pay 18th Light Dragoons. to be Captain, •ice Shewell, deceased ; Cornet and Adjutant Wm. Martin 16 have the rank of Lieutenant. 4 1 tall mit are That On Tussnav, the ed day of December next, they will in ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for Fire Thousand BLUE CLOTH JACKETS, No. 2. Live Thousand PAIRS of BLUE CLOTH TROWSERS, No. 2, 4th Ditto—Lieutenant George Walter Story to be Adjutant, vice Hallett, who resigns the Adjutantcy only. Sd Regiment of Dragoons—Garnet James Richard Somerville to Ten Thousand FLANNEL WAISTCOATS, Five Thousand Knitted WORSTED JACKETS, 'Nee Thousand Pairs of Knitted WORSTED DRAWERS, One Thousand Five Hundred WORSTED CAPS, with Union Borders, Ten Thousand BLANKETS, One 'Thousand FLUSHING JACKETS. Three Thousand PAIRS of FLUSHING TROW,SERS. Panions or Dauvaity--(Me-half of each by the Sikh of February next, and the remainder by the .11st day of March &ext. Eight Thousand Yards of H ESSEN, Thirty-biz helm wide, Four Thousand Yards of HESSEN, Forty Inches wide, Two Thousand Sit Hundred ,Grow of BUTTONS, Five Thousand Pounds of THREAD, Two Thousand Five Hundred Half Mends of THREAD, ' Five Hundred Pounds of WORSTED, Teo Thousand Boit. of BLACKING, Two Thousand COMBS, Um Half of each by the 5111 of January MI the re. gainder by the 28th of February Mowing, Patterns and Samples,of the above motioned Article% with the Conditions of the Contract, may be sego at this, Oa& A let he en he es) ne he Each Tender stailstepecify, the price in wards at length, and be delivered before One o'Clock on the Day appointed; and the Person whotnalter the Tender, or nate Person an his behalt must attend to answer when called for. SIEVE?. Major Richard Alford, of titellonourahle the Rot Tndia Com pany's Service, and employed upon the Recruiting Service of that Company, to have the temporary rank of Major while so employed. x. WALL NA C41FT0.747. BY AVTHORITY. AABLE of COSTS for the TAXATION of SOLI tiTORS and NIESSENGSRS' BILLS under Commis sions of Bankrupts, under the authority of the Commissioners ap pointed by the Lord Chancellor, Price Ss. London: Henry Butterworth, Lew Bookseller anal Publisher, 7, Fleet-street. lug. HORACE SHITH4 NEW WQItK, &c. &c. This day was published, by Home CoLamm, New Derlingtow Street, London. • • • ALES of the GREAT ST. BERNARD. In.Thcie A. • Vole. post *To. 31s. 6d. • CRievor!! : The geglishotatea Tale.... The Wallaeblan's Tale —. The • Caytaio's Tale—The Anemic/els Tale—The Esugllshwomalel Taio:—The 3paitird's Talley/The *ratio's Tale, &c. &e. . A. ZILLAH ; a Tale. of the Holy CO. ny the Author pf Bratubletye How," 6 ! The Tor HUI," an 4 4 artitica Aplsy." fu Four Yob. 5. Tim rlickTIZSF * IT a TeAe of he Itele of Queen Mary. ...1 1 Y:t= h 5 bor. of • ` .1: 1 01 1 0.q110.1. Wbtif 11 0 3 48," Tfitec .YON flch . • • 4. The MAN of TWO MVO. E Narrasir44 Wimp by Moult. Two Vols. past Op, trWsether this he, ea Issimt. aft ivirsar-4-.4itaassu 5. LI FR in IN_ln4 s i ok Calcutta. Three Vole post 'so. Us. 6d. • 11. The ANGIAM - RISR, a tele it die *keen* Getter". A Novel. io wee -Rint VP. OPI 6 4 . T. 'ALES of WOM4 V. Uloisned to *WM! lie Female amasser in it§ to t 4 ' ,Ws, Om k 'N A vt.k.p . rt les. $ The DISaWNEM ay tbs. Mtkoft ot " PC113301: A xgrel. Akilf Vole. LYigtgE;s. GENutbm Mk.% itutlY famous fat - 1 -' 1 curlog, * alt acs wise, *0 VS/WAAL DISEASE— One smel4 Pill is a dyne, and the, taking of one fox, in recent *p i svAl staancoenrince the patient of the certainty of his speedy ricoyArt. t3atkioB can be better contrived, more saf e , or more esersenient, than Ott afAkeity, for such mare obliged to o g joerniea teA2 it veldt co cen fien me,nt or restraint of JlNet ; and 'buy yearikkiiperiettee (in an eatensive practice) has prov e d th at it Will elect a Care when repeatO Salivation and all other methods stead nothing. los 'the Scurvy and other ebrenicsl Disorders, tide Medicine km ihtt its parallel. Upwards od 49,00 Q IPgrat ti ¢hsew have been radically cured of as% above, eruct dime. tiers, aim p tbt lot eight year,. Prepared and, sold by the sole proprietors; T.TAYLOInakt SON, Meinbers of the Royal Col. lege of Surgeons, at their House, No. 9, New Bridge-street, in bole* et only se. 94. each, duty- included.— Two back dome, 414 Light& its she *mines, at nigbt....Tlatry am alms sold, b.l their apriettneot, *tit_ copioos directions, it the Toy-shop, 103, Oxford-4trerti Mr. Distioniugh's f No. 7, Fish -street-WA nearly opposite the. Monument ; and by one Person in every eon sHerable Town in Great *juin and treiand. Advice gratin tQ P 211494 opine; tar Above, or other of tae Psapristnes /Modicum. THE ENGLISHMAN IN CALAIS; AN INCIDENT AT THE " lI.YE R LION.* AT soma months since, perhaps two or, three, Tbst Lion Argeni, in much feigu'd pattering A traveller met; 'twas Bli Lor, then, Angluis, Array'd in each ornament tasteful of drew; The Jet, above ail, set his Hostess *stating. For full to. etch. Bout shone leer dark jump glaring! The Maitre. d'Hotel, with obedience profound, hod dreading the visiting. Mt Lot thaw addrissed,— " Monsieur, very sorry mine home should abotand " Di. day and to-rout rove, vid numerous juitat, " And so otter tem., but to-night, 'pc). 111101 ward, " As hones, Sere, at present, cats no Ling afford F' /Ms dress !rearrange, an apartment hrgain'd, - And there Mi Lim Anelois deteremhsed to hasp ; Mina Sot. neetioiscious. his point toq.loannaln'al. In 4, Lion-Argent" that no Urvila.sbotikt ekteg! He enter'd the room, but in vain ured bjs plea, " Hure sleep," said lii Lor, "both my Two Friamlsand.me! Apd here, Mon.ieur. Maitre d'Hotel, we shall sup, " and these tiny dark friends in my Boater Priest in this house, o'er a souhelseiting cup. Thu Host now milieu 1ib..." %gar, Sato! its** Ak on Pyre. vid your function{ en ghostly;,' he .aid s Dose Imps to exorcise, wipe-house who invade 'Misname of this Wiest, sure. was rather O'Litaill. dddres.tag our traveller—" Sir, I presume 4 4 To welcome to Calais each Garcon or Fairy, " So finely that sport In your. Ilant'sjotto , bloom!" Mi Lee ond•mint Hoot: the. Gowns end the Woo, United, and Maitre Aiwa gave the feast.; The visions, explain'd, now the fav'rite penchant Is, %Foliose's fine Jim at the " Lion-Argent."' This Ploy Shining and Drawn 4,44.05.1. Di G. rotund £ 30, Wit ADi D. Lindens„ And saki , iu evary Town in the Sindcall• LIWIJLD in illaties, ed. 1061. ;ltd. ateLllki. cede Alin PASTS lILACKI:64i, in Rom 64. 1661. awl 184 win mt.- lie Partici)lot to iliqoiro for ROOT. WAItIt ft 14/114 39; Na. • ALL Dumas Aso coma IFIIT. be Adjutant, with the rank of Lieutenant, vice Crawford, who resigns the Adjutantey only. 3d Regiment of Light Dragoons—Captain George 'Gustavus Tote to be Major, by purchase, vice Somerset, promoted; Lieutenant Henry Phillipps to be Captain, by purchase, vice ; Cornet Charles W. Morley Balder. to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Phillipps; John Maziby, Gent. to be Cornet. by purchase, vice Balder.. 6th Regiment of Dragoons—Captain Willoughby Moore, from the half pay. to be Captain, vice Henry Widiant Berkeley Portman, who exchanges, receiving the difference; Sergeant. Major Charles Sillery to be Cornet. without purchase. vice Hickman, who re signs; Cornet Clarks Sillery to be Adjutant, vice Armstrong, who resigns the Adjutantey only. 12th Regiment of Light Dragoon.—Surgeon Michael Wm. Kenny, from the 67th Foot ' to be Surgeon, vice Burton, d e ce a sed. 14th Ditto — Surgeon Patrick Henry Livens, from the 51st root, to be Surgeon, vine Thomas Forster, who retires own half pay 34 Foot. Ist Regiment of Foot—Second Lieutenant James Fleming Deo ' ham*, Rom half pay Bourbon Regiment, to be Ensign, vier Ito bert'llitnes who exchanges : Surgeon Gerald Fitzgerald, from half pay fib Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Elkington, appointed to the 17th Light Dragoons.. 4th' Dims—Lieutenant George Mason to be Captain, by purchase, vice Bosvlby, who retites ; Ensign Thomas Mitchell Chambers to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Mason ; Henry Darby Grif fith, Geut. to be Ensign. by purchase, vice Chambers. 12th Dittoo-Captain Edmund Saunderson Prideaux, from the , half pay, to be Captain, vice William Gaacoyne Shaft% who ex changes. receiving the difference. 16th Ditto—Ensign John Willett Payne Audain to be Lieutenant, without purchase. To be Ensigns—Ensign William Murray, front the 34th Pout, vice Audain ; Francis Cassidy, Gentleman, by purchase, vice Jackson Cassidy, who retires. To be Adjutant—laeutenant %Valiant Foley, vice Brann. promoted. 22d Ditto—Lieutenant Colonel Cbesborough Grant Falconer, from the half pay, to be Lieutenant Colonel, tree Roger Parke, who exchanges; Lieutenant Samuel Brandram Boileau to be Captain, by purchase, vice Gteenwood, who retires. To be Lieutenants—Lieutenint George Landers, from the Royal African Colonial Corps, vice James Barclay Boas. who retires upon half pay Royal African Corps; Ensign William Henry Dawes, from the 43d Foot, by purchase, vice Boileau. g3J Ditto—Captain. John Macdonald, Paymaster, from the 934 Foot, to be Paymaster, vice Ewan Meredith Brown, who retires upon half pay. 28th Ditto—Major George Seymour Crole, from the half pay, to • be Major, vice Dundes, appointed to the 83d Foot. 324 Ducar:John Grogan, Gentleman, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Gamble, who retires. 34tli Ditto—To be Ensigns—Frederick Philip Globb, Gentleman, 'without purchase, vice Murray, appointed to the 16tb Fout • Ensign John Arnold, from the hail pay, vice Charles Lewin, who exchanges. • loth Ditto--E.mign Francis Henry &Mem, &Om the 65th Foot, to be &Ogg,' vice Rogers; Sittillinted' to 'the Foot; Limn Joseph' Cunha, to be Adjuta ate vice 'Nally, Prginotedi • egia Disto.....Lieuitesaot Wooed Huuuurable Sor Cliartef.Gercion. - 0 41 1 3 1 OW half Me to be Lieutenaut Cutonei, vice Robert Henry Dick, who exchanges- Assistant Surgeon Winans Lorimer, from half pay 6th Rom! 'Veteran Battaliota, to be Assistant Singed°, - vies Gistoorne. who resigns. 43.,1 ilittoooGeotlentan Cadet Riclsard George Augustus leteiuge, frolik UK Royal Military College, to be &sign, by purchase, vice Dawes, promoted in the 2251 Feot. 46th Ditto--Paimastet Willietit lesion, from half pay of the 18th • Foot, to be Payeiaster, vice' Grant, deceaaed. • 48th Ditto-.suasion John Thompson to be Lieutentiot. by per- Ogle, tar Slater, promoted; Richard Pla;.btas, Geist. to be sign. by purchase, vice Thompson. ' • 51st Ditto—Ensign and Adjutant Berrie Gray ro have the rank et Lleilteuans •' Surgeon Ruben Mickleton, treat bait pay 3il Foot, to be Se sgeuo, vice I,4l,ellll.appainced to the 14th Light Dragoons. s34.l.htto—Captain kiarry Shakespeat Phillips, from the half pay, • to be Captain. vice Clarks Robert Murray. who exchanges, re. CeiVitig the thlfereera- 59th' DiiicaLieutenant.Colonel Francis Fuller, from the half pay, to be Licuteuant-colouel. vice George Warren Walker, who ex .changes. 69th Dicta-lb be Second Lieutenant% by purchase- William Edwin Thompson Corbett, Gent. vice Serjeant, who retires; Richaid Cavell Bingham, Gent. vice Icanonger, who retires. 4.1,4 hello.-Captain Theodore Walsh, from the Ceylon Regiment, to be Captain, vice Spencer, appo* 11 to the anti Foot. 64th Ditio--Lientenant Maurice Fitzgerald, *rum Out ball pay, to be Liesteram, vice. Witham O'Neall. who exchanges, receiv ing the ilitetence. Ditto.-John Alexander Drought, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur chase, viceßurslem, appointed to the 46th Foot. 66th Ditiu-To be Captsitis-Lieeetuant Thomas Leigh Guldie, by purchase. vice Bristow, who retires; Captain etude!! Rom ig, from the half pay, vice Andrew Ilyactuth Kirwan, who ex changes, meriting the difference. To be lieutenants,--Elisign William Longworth Dames, by pur. chase, vice ; Lieutenant Fredetick Kerr, trots, the halt pay, m. paying the thileztace, mine 'Author,. appototeo to the 94th to To be Anaign, by purchase-Charles Edward Slichel, Gent. vice Dames. 67th Ditto--Surgeon Wench Anhui; Macula, M.D. front half' pay Ittlst FoM, to .be Surgeon, wee Kenny, appointed to the Inch Light Deasouus. 66th Ditto-Lieutenant Richard Fitzgerald Riot, from the Royal African Colonial Corps. to be Lieutenant. • veer Aiwa M'Nab, who retires upon halt pay Royal African Corps. Mith Ditto-To be Captaito-Lieuteruant Henry Witham Blach ford.. by purchase, vice Glover, who retires; Captain Hun. George Augustus Spencer, teem th 63d Foot; vice Ingram, who retires To be Lieutenant, by purchase-zduen William Thomas Smyth, vice BiachfOrd. - To be Ensign, by. porehme-Edward Stephen Thomas, Gent. Mee Smyth. 70th Ditto-Ensign Grades Dupre Egerton to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Atherley. promoted; William Green, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Egerton. 7 71st Doto--Nathaniel Massey Stack, Geot. to be Ensign, by pur. sham, vietEyee Massey Stack,who retires; Captain Henry Sal. chaser Adams, from the half pay, to be Paymaster, vice Row laud Pennington,who reverts to the retired toll ply of Lieutenant. 704Dittos-Lunitemuie,llenry Seymour to be Captain, by per: Chase. vice Raymund, who retiree; Ensign henry 11. Harvey to be Lieutenant, by purchase, wee Seymour; Ftancisllenng At. hansom, Gems to ba Benign, tey purchase, vitae Harvey. 2100.1E1M-Lieutonaut Siouan Kent, from half pay, 60th Fotxt, to be Lieutenant vice Kennedy, appointed' Paymaster ' Lieutenant Join. Meakenage.Keintedg tiebe Paymaster,. vice Intt, disntissed. Qs. Mitto-John Gilby, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice. Jeffery, promoted. 11114 k Thens-Elisivr Beneg Blanokier Roger% from the 46th Foot, tra be Ensip, Mos Thomp,son,,who retires. ti~d'Dhte- jog lionourible Rehr, Modal, from the 99th Foot, to be Major, vice Kelly, pronuated. !litho-.Lituteuant Thomas Shore. from ball pay 74th Foot, to be Lieutenant vice Henry Vigureut, who eschanges. adtb-411u/goo Oohs Ybibbs, from-the halt pay, to be Ensign, vice George Ogle King, who ezeJaanges 90th Ditto-Ensign Robert. Stratton to be Lieutenant, without mirchase; Lieutenant Alaister Mackenzie to be Adjutant, vice Munn, deceased. alid *Un--Lieutenant. Ahared Cluees 11P Murdo, from half pay Royal. African Corps, to be Lieutenant, vice Timms Walker • Aird, who exchanges , Lieutenant John Beckley to be Adjutant, . vim Hughes,,mbarresigna tam Adjotantcy SJ4, Theta-Brevet Major George Noleken, from half pay 57th Foot, to be Captain, vice Lachlan Slacquarrie who exchanges. s. be Lieutemints--Eneign Thoma:Tuiloch. without gnu**. vice Debonair, deceased ; Ensign Richard Lewis, . withoni purchase, vice Alexander, deceased; Lientebeln bow ilean. Bushury. Youth, 06th Foot, vim Aleatiltder blies* wbp retiree upon halt pay, receiving the difference. STA ?r. To be Paymasters of Recruiting Districts—Paymaster Richard Je %icor, front the 62d Foot. vice John Hall, placed upon halt pay; Paymaster Edward Elmonds, from the 56th Foot, vice ilitynett, deceas.4. HO%PITAI. !TA Y. Dr. David Barry, from thc half pay, to be Surgeon to the Forces. To be Assistant Surgeons to the Forces—Assistant Surgeon Rich ard Poole, from the 27th Foot, vice Thompson, deceased; Hos pital Assistant Alexander Imlay, vice WooJ, deceased ; Assist• • ant Surgeon 'John Fifa Gerald, M.D. from the4Bth Foot, vice Bushe, placed upon half pay; Assistant Surgeon Stephenson Teevan, M.D. from the 47th Fuor, vice Carter, placed • upon half pay. To be Hospital Assistant to the Forces—Hospital Assistant Joseph Steele, (torn the Itsif.pay, vice Brooks, resigned. • Italinal. Lieutenant General Sir John Fraser to be lieutenant Governor of Chestei, vice Lieutt nant Colonel enghlan, deceased. Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Canwron, on half pay Ist Greek Light Int.:tatty,. to be Deputy Governor of St. Maw's, vice Graham, deceased. Captein Benjamin Rooth, on the half pay, to be Town Major of Montreal, vice Weeks, who resigns. al SIMLA NDA. The undermentioned Officers have been allowed to retire front the Service, by the sale of unattached commissions : lajor General Edward Baynes; Lieutenant Colonel Williston blinds's'', Royal Artillery; Captain Christopher Clarke, half pay Royal Artillery. Stott Assistant Surgeon Joseph Stewart. Hunter has been alp lowed to resigu his comnsissjon. The appointment of I.ituienant Naomi, from half pay Bth West India 'Regiment;ti the Stat Pont, whit:, was stated to have taken plate oa tint %tat Jul/ hot, has nut. ta l / 4 ca DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY. Thomas Stranstimi;lfaies, Middlesex, vittualler. lIANEROPTCIICS SUPERSHIYED. John Flood, Leeds Yorkslvre. surgeon. Jonathan Has, Leeds, Lancashire, tripe dresser. BANKRUPTS. Robert lludson, Norwich, wholesale. statianer. to surrender, Dee. 8,9, at four, and joinery 6, at one, at the Angel Inn, Norwich. • Attornies, Mr. Austin, Ilulboencourt, Orays Inn; or Mr. J. ft Staff, Norwieb. Joisn Smith, Ihigtubrlmston, Sussex, maker of sweets, December 5, at seven, 6, and January 6, at ten, at the Old Ship Tavern,' Brightfielmston. .Attornies, T. Attree, Brlghthchustun ;ur Mr Sowtm,, Great James.otreet, Lledfordsrow. Robert Paten, Paddington Canal, Paddington, slate merchant, December 9,9. and lulu iry 6, at eleven, at the Court of Com missioners of - Bankrupts, Baslngbaltotreet. Attorney, Ale. Carlon, Higlt.street, Mary.la-honne. ' William Fry, Joseph Fry, and Jonathan Chapman,. St. Mildred's court. Pout-ry, bankers, December 1, at Alves, 19, at twelve, and January 6, at eleven, at the Court of Comnsisaioners of Bankrupts, Basitigkallproseet. Anoraks, Messrs. Pearce sod Co. St. Swithin's.lane. Thomas Bateman Manning, Lamb's Cendulusireet, money ' Scrivener. December 2,9, and January 6, at eleven, at the Court. of Commissionersof Bankrupts. Bashighaltatturet. Attorney, Mr.. Coombe', Tiikenhouse-yard, I.ritbbury. James Dunnett, Cheapside, toynuoi, November 21, at one. Dec.9;' at twelve, and January 6, at eleven, at the Court of Commis. stoles of Bankrupts. Basingfiall.street. Atturnies, Messrs. , 1 Sheppard and Ce. Cloak-lane. George Norton, Ratcliff - Highway, chresemenger, November 28, et twelve, December 9, at eleven, and January 6, at ten, at the Court f Commissioners of Bankrupts, Baslughall-street. At torney, Mr. Baker, Nicholas-lane. Richard Guodhugh, Glasshouse -street; St. James's, fishmonger, December 2,9, and January 6, at eleven, at the Court or Cum - missioners of Bankrupts, lia,inghall-street. Attorney, Mr. R. Pain, Golden square. John • Beaumont and Abraham Beaumont, Levan, Kirkhettna, Yorkshire, manufacturers of fancy goods. December S, at sit. 6, at e!evca, and January 6, at nine, at the Offices of Messrs. Whitehead and Cu. Huddersfield. Anemic', Messrs. Clarke and Cu. Lincoln's Inntelds ; or Messrs. Whitehead and Co : Huddersfield. William Fawcett Dodgson, Leeds, victualler, December 5, 6, and January 6, at eleven, at the Court House, Leeds. Attoenies, Messrs. Smithspn and Co. New Inn • or Mr. Dunning, Le e ds. William Minim Jackson, and Francis eateaton-street, warehouse men, November 28, at twelve, December 5, at eleven, and January 6, at tw e lve, a t t h e C ourt o f C omm i ss i oners of Bank. 'up's, liasingball-street. Anomie,, Mr. Rogers. Devonshire. square ; or Mr. Rogers, Sheffield. Evan Williams, Liverpool, builder, December 11,12, and January 6, at twelve, at the Office of Mr. Robert Jones, South I resceut Chambers. Liverpool. Attorni ea , M r . J o h n Jones, Temple; or Mr. R. Jones, Liverpool. Samuel Hargreaves, Liverpool. tailor, December 16, 17, and January 6, it one, at the Clarend o n -buildi ngs , Li ver p oo l. Muir nies, Mr. E. inter, Staple Ina ; or Mr. 11 Mon Hiude, • Llverpool. Jolla Willis, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, builder, December 17.18. and Jailing dot *vest. at the Crown and Thistle Inn, Newstle. upon-Tyne . Attornies, hlessrs. Bell and Co. Bow Church .yard; or Mr..Dawson,'Newcastle: Henry Nightingale, Queen's-row, PinilictN bookseller. December 2,10, and January fkat eleven, at the Court of Conimissionerl9( Bankrupts, BasiagkaU.street. Attorney, Mr. Ashurst, New. gete-Street. WilliaM Barber Gray's Inn-lane, grocer, December 2,Ct twelve, 5, at eleven, a nd January 6, at ten, at the Court of Cumuli. siocers of Bankrupts. Baeinghall4treet. Anomie,, Messrs. Fair tannic and Co. King.sireet, Cheapside, and St. Alban's, liens. David. Andrews, Cranbourne.street, straw. hat. manufacturer, Nov. 28, December 12, add January 6, at one, at the Court of Cons . niissioner. of Bankrupts, Bashighall-street. .Attornsy r Dlr. Webber, Hatton-garden. . Henry *bred ilorneman, Tbreadneedle.street.. lobate:oMo, Dec. 2,9, and January 6, at eleven, at the COurt of CodunieaiAew of Baslogbaliotreef. Autunite, Misr& Ihrisett and lade. ' • ' • • Iketry'llbade Peaks. fleikairplutie. victualler. December 1.9, • 110 J 6, at. Awls, Court of Commissioner* of Bankrupts, BasloYhualtikC Attorney, Mr. NOrton, Jerla-st: William Golding, Lyncombe, and Wideombe. Sonwrsetshirs, dealer, December 11, 12, and fanuary 6. at tree; at the White Lion Inn, Bath. Attornies, Mr. Nighttime, Walbrook; or Mr. Hodeson, Bath. John WreakUn and Benjamin Wranklin, Cheltenham, plafferers, December 8,9, and January 6, at eleven, at the Regent Hotel, Cheltenham. AMP'.lire, Messrs. Clarke and Co. Lincoln's Inn. fields; or Messrs. Walter and Co. Cheltenham. Thomas Morris, Manchester, cotton-manufacrurer a December 9, In, and January 6, at two, at the White Bear Inn, Manibewer. Anoraks. Messrs. Milne and Co. Temple; or Messrs. %%be head and Co. ()Wham. John Lavers, Buckfastleigh. Devonshire, worsted and yarn spinner, December 16, 17, and January 6, at eleven, at the King's Arms Inn, Buckfastleigh. Attornies, Mr. Joseph Blake, Essen -street, Strand; or Mr. Taunton, Torus. Alexander Gordon and James Johnston, Salford, Lancaihire, brewers, December 9, 10, asid.January 6, at ten, at White's Motel, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Willians Mawson, Mao-- siesta; or Messrs. Makissin and Co Temple. DIVIDESDS. ' Dec. 19, T. Dudgeon, Cbuipside, warehouseman, at one, at that Court of Connisaioners. Ike. 12, J. G. Mullen and It. Algar, Change-dley, timber merchants, at eleveu. at the Court of Commis. shiners. Dec. S, T. Barnard, Strand, silversmith, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners. Mc. 16. C. Miller, Abchurch-lane, asetchant, at ten, at th e C o h n o f C omm i -s i oners. b ec. ' l4, K. Barnsley, Nowingliam„ lace manufacturer, at eleven. atothe Punch Bowl, Nottingham. 1/re. 19. C. Cog. St. Martin's-lane, share r, at twelve, at the Court of Cuminissioners. Dec. 16, W. Boustieol, Gutter-lane. Chsapaide, warehouseman. at tee, at the Court of `Ctinunissinners. De€ 16 J. Cooper, Shiffnal, blimpshire, gibes+, at test. at the Court of (ommissioners. Dec. 16, J. G. Lowman, Crawford -street, Mary la-botme.grocer, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners. Dee. 5, J. Window, Craig's•court,Charing.croes, 'sent. at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners. Dec. 25, J. Hunt, Chase'', Berkshire, whitesmith, at *levels, at the Lamb. lett, Wallingford. Dec. 22. Foster Charlton, Blyth, Northumberland, draper, at eleven, at the George Inn, Newcastle-upon- ryttv.— Dec. 18, J. T. lambert, Chalford, Gloucestershire, clothier, s i t eleven, at the George Inn, Stroud. Dec. IT, Tilton and J. Jones, Mold, 6litataLire . ironfounders, at eleven, at the Black Leon Inn, Mold. Dec 111, N. Pittner, Heath, Glamorpnshire,plunittet, at one, at the Rummer 'revert', Bristol. • CERTIFICATES, Dec. 16. • P. Tanner, Manchester, publican. G. Jenne. James-street. Oaford-nryet, coach ironmonger. G. repine, Hercules-building!, Ls gllbeth. el)ACil•ntaker. J. Walker, Mlucele done, ffiropshire, corn dealer. 6. Strafford, Kemp Town, Lirldktuh , builder. *1). Fletcher, Alheniatie-street, Westminster, woullendraper. T H. Potter and W. Gardner. Matiebester, engravers to calico printers. PA IaNKRSHIPS J. Bingham and Co. Derby, timher merchants (as far u regards J. Bingham). J. Gabb and J. Ansley, Exeter, loud) . .A. TIVOIt and Co. Manchester. N. Whittoek and B. Goodman, Paternoster row, lithographic printers. T. Tiluey,atti. and T. Tilney, jun. Leeds, stone masons. J. Johnson and J. Demi Falgbaaton. Warwickshire, nail manufactur e rs. ouch and d. H. Donne, London wareliouse.keepers. E. Mitchell and J. R. Hall, Nliticing•lane. dealers. W. Waddington Waddington, liacud, Lattcashirr. wheelwrights. W. H. Newman and Newatk-upon-Trent; Noitikehamsblre, knit mer chants. J. N Bacon aitsi IL Meeks, St. Alban's, II -rtfordshire. grocers. C. S:antoo and Co. Alanstiell. Noiti.igharn-hite cotton spinners. T. Lewis a nd J. Lewis, Ittritiiiigliana, terri ne. Robinson and Co. Stayley, Meshes e, cuvon dyers... !Jr. _ _ . '• ASSIKS'OF, ‘ TIIE • 111 : 4 • .1 A %an ef that 44n1V1111 94s rc k *etitl tthleat .• . these Assizes,-Tar an atonpeto asassinalika • • • the i;erne of Akio!, reliding at V.issy. In MUM lane, , • Bri. , t h.ed been in the . hite of skeping in the fields, but %%At gent-rally .c•cchipained Ks, two dogs,which had Jr. ' fzo, , ed bon ..n areerul t , arnwr occasicos. On the Ist of July It t. a r•port was citcutated in the neig! , houthood that 11.wi hen been robbed and assassinated the previous evening He had been struck ob the head with a stick, .nd h 1 for dead in a field in whic he bad b en sleep. i..g at that time; it was known that he had 490 fr.o. t i sit his posses•ion, which he hid received for the silt Iwo oxen. The digs had not defended their master 4g einst the assassin; this sas • the more stops as the dygs prevented the persons who wished to sender -11; nit assistance from approaching, and they bad great difficelty before they succeeded in driving then. away. It was inlet red, therefore, that 11, t had been attacked by a man with whose pers.in the dogs were acqoarnteda The' author of the crime was discovered by meant hii - dsogfrer, a child six years old. The day after the Attempt, the child, who lived with her father in the neighbourhood of IL iot's faun, told s om e of her play mates that her father had been out I ite the Anil bit ught 'borne a great deal of one ney, and that he bunt a large :telt, which was crorered with blond. It sppe&red also that 'Maillot was eery intimate with and was aware -that he had received a sum of money; and also that he had . reatei the dogs, which accounted for their not attacking him. In cruise(' ence of this he was taken. into custody, and on watch bring -made it his blase, a pair of crooners covered with blood Were'fOund. &jot. who remainaa insensible for sine 4iMe, went into a trident fever, from the eff-cts of which he did not recovtr for a long tithe. In his defence, the prisoner declared positively that Briot had Made an assault on him. These were the principal facts if the case ; and the Jury, after heating the-several witnesses. II and the ri- SelieF Gild's, and he was sentenced to death. At the same As,iaes Aicialas Bras was ttied on a charge of-poisoning his danghier, a child fire nich:ths old. The followhg are the /nominal facts of the Noe:— The prisoner, g: poor min, married about Owen months ago a Woman of the name of . : Iklougion, who possesseJ- some property. fie was continually pre s ing his wife to settle ;he, property on him aft r her decease; she : Objected to this for some time, but at list assented. Sohn after this she gave birth to a child. and that event, which usually brings joy to a young husband, caused in hint the greatest grief, as he w:s aware that his wife would setae her little fortune on her child, and revoke the bequest to him. The prisnner was reqiiesting his wife to put the child out to which she, however, continually refused. Oa Sunday, the 6 h of July, the mother went to mass, and left the child in bed under the care,of the prisoner. On her return she found the child iu str,ing convulsiolis. Os her clidilleoging the prisoner with having given something to her infant, he first denied having done so, but afterwards stated that the child had been sucking a sous coveted with verdigiis. 'She mother was greatly alarmed, called id some of . the neighbours, an d a sur geon being sent for, declared that sullibate o f copper or bliss sits jut had been given to the child. At the child r covered, attempts were made to suppress the cases but intelligence having got abroad, the prisoner was seized when on the paint of quitting the country. The Counsel for the.prisoner contended that there was n 6 proof of the prisoner having given anything to the child, and moreover, th t as it bad not been plowed by "chetisital tat: that sulphate of copper had been ad 'ministirediand as it was only the mere opiniin of the suisecift, witituat. any proof, the inisor.at must be ac siuti • The lief, after4tubealelibeeation, acquitted the prr sower.—:Carty it Re nd ost ri. he e• i!