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February 1, FRENCH' MINISTRY'. •-• .- • . 4 •at One, al Ay Clastradookhuildin g s, Liverpool. Aunt"- - - -:•110--'-i- -•!• - • , raTil , . I Ir." / 3 "'n munVws -Liverpool ;or ;Views. Hiackstock - -'• • • Anti THE costiMurt-ospric ok strtribitir.- Temple. - : All we can at.present. say is, th et the new ili s iartiftir . . ose,..Cottage.plaee, Vinegar-ground, City-road, cheese- does not appear to us in. be coMpchei of tleoleets *of- nd deal e r, .l a ne ir y 1 . 5 ; 22, and Februar y l9, at eleven, r 2Otlit of COMMill4lOtfe.4 Or Bankrupts lissinghall street. ficiently coherent to ensure ; long eitistenet; We Wu.. es, Messrs. Brooke and Co. Joho-stteet, H o trod,-row. -higher!, sen n blanchester, lariboard-maker, Jan t itry , 18. t w h e g i l l the cem e nt is bad, and that die tubads VailloOt halals, . • 1 February 19, at one, at White's Hotel, Manchester., es, ble•srs. Nor'+. and Co. John -street, Medford-row; ire That i• e penbaps ..a caleelation 'of .hile , , • I I de ifillele: !tut if. sn ee r is haw.. ' Let the new. Minim, 4 I erege Taylor, Manche•ter. • *Lin d or fall, tba isolkieal part of M.• de Villek is .. Wr a p ! , Mansfield, Nottin g ham s hir e , erocet,laeluary 214 finished- The ril.appearanas of that iedlvidpal in power . . February 19, at elev e n, at the Green Dragon Inn, Mane- ' „ em bi 1,..d. i Attnrnies, Mr. D s key no , Itladsfirld ;or Messrs. *all "71 ''''- to peat catastrophe,; but such a• mi4iitrb • Boswell•court,Varef-street. - "Suf.* : will nut happen,. The mark of public reprobation is set-upon his'forehead in character* of-fire:: blOgitht DECLARATIQKB OF INSOLVENCY. ta.ffore.llre tribunal of his country; be has been tried, •;:. ilne t New Tork-strefl. Commercial road, and Thomas con d eenod. antin muted. • ay, jun, Wadeystreet, poplar, merchants and ship-owners, ' .. . • - • 'Other .peasces,.kad hs.so•belieee that the new- Minis. , initgvent eircuinstafices. and are unable to meet their 1 rents Veit% their creafthrs—Piled Jannary 7. ' try will, with difficulty, support itself, at least in all i•s Willis, Trioe.-Herffordabire,lnakeeper,i• in.-insolvent sir- "brancheit. It is of no sae to rake the Miaisters one. by • aces, and i• unable to meet his engagements with his one of them one, weith and meAsureSheir Capacities. since-we fisitl . oa-Filed Jan. 8. r. . • • " • ' • no , whatever %lice merits he may have. • MENDS to be.madein BASINGHAMSTREET. - capable of putting himself s 4 the head of affairs, of , I‘. , John Holmes and Frederick F.rasninv F.lwards, Derby, s erving as 4 .guide t in It . Conatitntirinal system, and re, at ten. Jain. Sol JtetePh Barber and Rhinvfer Barber, risking all . by his•char.cfer aadj A ilents. . The aurhosity •i, -courts Corn Itilk stric . kbrekere, at eleven. ,ri n ..29, j am a t e , F *tee; tiguat. and a 4i _____ , •. . . —. uvre. . rockers nitegnisite la the ' ,1 reborn, Becittrsissabasistr,paper.reatter, at elation . .. jaw' '.....1 tt Stvven• Soulkerf, Bucks, Penner; at elevest, Jan. 29; 'eßta4lre,gcatteentnerst °Von wi, sickwe ate obourtratetera,.. :anus linierwood,WOldwleh,Kamjnetadraper. at eleveb. (t it that which governs - in the Trlbtinejuld the Cooped ; : , .. . Adlor•SerrSO•ibleitialary wino-m* l o lll h ai *lrv!" . ..:IF.is, c h#ste . that. that a Chatham rues in Ilse midstt4- Dl,' DEN DS'to be ;node in tbo cilu n ip., itor.c.is--tha.t he .c,asts far from 'him importunate ambi• e • , -,) I, Thomas %%etc Old Wnorlatock. OefordihisVivikeel-.1 troyhdtat the wayea.of fAction b r eak at his feet. that heist.. I !twelve i at the Real Inn, New Woodstock . Jan. so,. fluences 01414 blveloquence and the ascendancy rat his ' .eynolds,Cheltenham, T;lnoceltershire. saddler, at eleVen, past intisin ; and. 4is by that he raises the proipetity of i arca lon, Gloacener. 33R. al, William Twieg, Sheffield. !rig coutitry. We hipcso,ught for such a Alan in the r. plumber, at ten; at the Tontine Inn, Sheffield. Jan. 39, n w Council, and wehate not found him. ...I . • . , ....cr. Orange-grove, Koh, music seller, at eleven, at.the ,e - i ..bei Trid, Rath. 'Jan. 51, Patrick 111'0311110, late of To conchgle, Jet Minisrers.be re-assurers. it is by their , I i t. roreeliann at twetve, - at the Clarendon Building's, Liver- acts that they will be . judged..' We are not the organs int 30. John Tootal, Gestese Nicholson Tootal, and Chat d bli and of an unjust ,n opposition,. but A an en li g h tened • veakifiyi.l. Yorkshire , c o rn merchants , at e l even , at the I House. Waltefirla. Jan. 31, John French, sen. Rome ald wise opposition. Let them repair theills their pre- A , Somersetsbire, clothier, at eleven, at the Castle and Bill decessors have done Us; let them be faithful to their b. Jan. 30, Edward Lunn and Geor ge L unn , Halifax, works ; let them have courage enough to be !trench:nen , -e, chemks, a• eleven, at the Union Cress Inn, Halifax. 1 and citizens, and they need not fear public opinion. . lasseph-Ilorn.. Liverpool• block and pump maker, at eleven, FRO* THIC JOURNAL DES DEBATS OF 801(11All. See of Mr. William Hinds, solicitor, Liverpool. Feb. 2, Jersey, Liverpool, grocer, at one, at the Office of Mr. Wm. We believe the Min•stry resolved to proceed in she . solicitor, Liverp o ,,l. Feb. 1, B e nj am i n Hai g h and Eli paths of aconstitsitional and improving system. But let • i . I r, heeds, Yorkshire, dyers, at eleven, at the Court House. them take care, ' for opinion dices : not understand the . • Jan. 28. Janies Meter and Samuel Procter, Leeds, York- acidne makers, at eleven, at dr o Co u rt Hous e , Leeds .• singular distinction between useful maxims, land the . - honourable melt who have becouseillustriinn in -(crofts-' i CERTI vicATps, JAx. 29. .- • • sing them, and save been their faithful guardians ;AM 4' - i rd *aches*. Stareffrd, Lincolnshire * jeweller. .- r tb °4l " Country will rewrite more, and power- will, find atfins. 'Smith, late of the New Exchange Coffee House, Strand, r 0 it and victualler Joltri Longman' Shepherd arid Henry sand unknown ,obstacles, in its path. It is not enottgis. Southampton, linendriperc .Risbert Heath, Paradise- to take from an auxiliary am, its bayonets and flags;. kelsea, ironmonger. George Pinker and Henry Paine, flags do not march lisle to victeir y...N0 doßbt we think ham, merchants, William Hopkins, jun, Northatnptoo, too well of the cl;ie i the .the dift eieli e p i rties of our as- Philip Raphael. Hosier-lane, SnOthneld, glass dealer. • Ewart, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, hatter. Charles Carter, sembliei, tO believe 'hit thl7lO'ilt t . O . any thing' else thim ;e. linedraper. -Thomas Thomas, Osnabur g h-•treer, New- acts; they will not think of Meth- Hut, will not the . littler. David Bryce, Liverpool, cabinet maker. James Miii try itself be hurt With " the presence, 'and,. 10 re' , Liverpool, merchant. italpl Alderson, Newcastle-upon- speak, even with the genet ou's - assiAance, of so• Math . 1 , argeon. i . ..,. noble talent and high renown. Will it •nnebellitely tes' . , . PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. ' suspect a secret enmity, even when they 'm 9 , Cs Day and M. R.: Fox, .Qxford-street, grocers. John nobly forward to combat with it in the samex*,e7— 'rid James Frederick Ward, Broad -street, Golden•square. In politics we ' ate always re. , cly to say, •": Qiii soil l e.8" . irldsena and blattlie* seymour*Jcittn, Oxford-street, linen- _ . . t . , Mecum est contra ate.:' 1 .. - Robert Cooper and - Sarah Cooper, I t lington, staterers. . 1 Blowfield Wharton astellu g h George Gibson Doncaster, Thedeteased Ministry was in' 'hostility >kith - all die - .. . ire,•battersi.' Nathaniel Wainhoure and Samue l i Wai Llie nho_ i nSe a . ch in ie te d l . l-ige irh hc e e i t:f e r et e n : cau twi n u try , : sk it w iri ng s . fro . ; ir thatA to ic to t - ;hl so r , • rater, merchants:: Clulitopher Archbold, and Lealoretsfriatiii:ienho; ' Gen: E. cox and G. S.:Bourne, ' „ Devonshire, Wine pad iiitit merelrants. John ThOmis and same intelligence: Woeld it theft be ate •r" thatilffel • . t Thomas, Itheigiiorih, - Yorkshire, worated'marfuracturers. late one? The fi t se inctinienienee isf this if would ! t Lea, jun. Thomas Jones, and Williain Jones, Birmingham. be to trouble the Cotacifii of - filinisteri by ibis sentiment s dyer manufacturers.. • William Sibley and William Hayford, of a fallie - sitisation, and io lead them 'insensibly astray,' rad, Wtrftechapel, wheelwrights. , Thomas Luck, Thomas by an insensible inclination from the paths in Which thif • . and Thomas Castle. ,Cornbill, babtrdashers. Charles y and Julin. Piranley, .Ludgate-hill, silver/maths. Mark propose to seek the easy se let of enshring the liappfithrie ip and Williaml lumble, Chiswick, surgeons. Frs. Macon, of the people and 'the gioty-of the throne. TtY *IX tO a l3illingsley, Thomas Greed, and John •Wilson, Dockbead, be saAe, and Hy the . wise, exposes Us to tsie*t with erio'r.' • tdsey, wbar fingers. Thus. l'ebbutt, jun. and John Tehbutt, M. de Viliele came HI the head itf affair's anal:seri:dater _ 1 Friars, attornies. Nee Gatdin• r, Lot Gardiner, and Addis • r t er, Manchester, woollen cord manufacturers. John Greaves to destroy the liberty of the 'press; butt he •leiiisiVistr!",a p. :hard Greaves , Stratford-on-Avon and Birmingham. J. K public- opinion ; the- journals said it', liiid he des:Logi-4 d, Jbha Cunningion, and D. Walford, Braintree, Essex, t h at t h e M onarc hy' was' l os t if t h e Censorship tat .n. • 16..•1....:...1 12........11 ....I 1,2,..• gnAmn yilshne nt.nnr2r. i . .. • . . . - • . • '....._ --. ''' ' . ' .. •.. * • - . • , C. j c 4 : ' j;t ,-.• 1 - , • • ' 0 .. 4 .e • ... ; .:. • .. • 4 - - n s , 4 ... : 000144,h..„4440 ‘ 'ln k ( t I N j 44 ...... : $ 444 ;,,, , at ., "1"., \bk. 11, ' R. . ...vd ° • - , 4, - . . - - _ --1 r :tu mita 1:!.70‘3 ES 'DAV. EViiirLVG7T FRO3I-111E LONDON GAZETTE ; jAti..B. rokEtdrfilrnthi, 'Jim: 8. i TO THE FREE114 1 1: :• )RIA OF TIM. COUNTY OP untiA Jamea)tat.. , and Mn and,Co. Robert Rose. factor and at the Cot Attnrnies, Richard lit 19, and 1 Anomie., Geoese William Wrap!, 22, and ikbr field. Au' and Co.', • BrancePetit Castle, January 3cl, ISM n N ENTLEME,I feel my sell caalied trivln by the %-lr numerous enquiries addressed to me, to stare publicly, and without further delay, that If have the autkority of my relation, Itussatt., who W now in Italy, to solicit fur him the distio 3uished honour of representing this County in Parlrament, when Vacancy shall occur by the - elevate" of Mr. LAIIIIITOM to the peerage, aorectit wields, it now appears err:alai, will take plaiae ', e1 . 7 shortly. . to a Letter from Jr. liustatt, rontemolating the possibility of 'this occurrence, during his absence, after expressing to me bis sire to succeed to so honciurable a position, and authorizing me to sct on his behalf, be concludes by saying, " Every pledge 'Atli:Ill may give of the determinatiola I should really feel to•promoto,' by all the means in my powet, the best interests of the County of Dwharn, I should be anxious to redeem." The]Ong has been graciously pleased to - nominate and appoint the Right Hon. Robert Gordon -..now his Majesty!' Envoy Er traordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary at the Court of Brax4— tobe his Majesty's Envoy Extraoldinary and Minister Plenipoten. are to the Catholic 'King. MILITARY PROMOTIONS, • WAN OFFICE. JAN. 7. loth Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant George Callaghan, from the 15th Light Dragoons, to be Captain, by purchase, vice Greenwood promoted. 15Th Ditto—Lieutenant James Gallopine Hall, from half pay Ist Light Infantry Battalion King's German Legion; to be Lieuten• ant, vice Robert Gill, who exchanges, receiving the differ , oce ; James Salmond, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Mortimer, I promoted. 241 Regiment of Foot Guards—Lieutenant Colonel William Thos Knollys, from the half pay, to be Captain and Lieutenant Col. vice James Drummond Buller Elphinstnne, who exchanges., -id Regiment of Riot— Ensign Edward Lynch Daniell to ha Liese tenant, by purchase, vice Dowglass, who retires. 9th Ditto—Captain Sir Richard John Fletcher, Bart. frpeOhabeif pay to be Captain,, vice ,Williant Horace Coekborne, Who ex changes, receiving the difference. 10th Dittrar-Fxederick William Hill, Gent. to be linde,liy pot chase, vie" Golden, promoted to the 3d Foot. eotb4:l4toLiesitetrant 'Richard tailor Wile, Wheeled:l, vie • lartaol 42 Atr,akee," l ! - "i„ - •214itto--Donakl WAlso, cvent. to be zogin, we pirogue, vice per ; prothdted: ' • „ • 541 Ditw-,-Lientetiok.T49o2o - Jamea Gailoway to be raprein,hy . putehdse; vice Harry, promoted ; Ensign John Colsiuboun to be '•Lientenant, by purchase. vice Galloway. 'To * Eitsigils--Tboe as Itunbury &nigh, Gent. by purchase, vier Colqhhoun ; James Tully, Gent, without purchase, vice Elliott,: who resigns. 59,h Ditto—Ensign Michael Spencer to be Lieutenant, by pars• chase, vice Weldeon,yromoted. 421 Dicta—Captain Daniel Frazer, from the half pay, to be Captain, vice Jaynes Kerr Ross, who exchanges. • 99th Ditto—Lieutenant Henry Terry, frdm retired full pay of the. Veteran Companies, to be Paymaster, vice Henry Irwin, who smite* upon halt pay. Peter Ali W et liahway, ju are In inablatt engagenmepts Itortiat I assure you, Gentlemen, of my entire conviction, founded upon a u Mr. Ilussau.'s communisations with me upon the subject, and 1 feel no hesitation in pledging myself, that if the choice of the Ceunsy sboold fall upon he would justify so flattering a Mark of its confidence by the mostitealous efforts to promote its varied alb, jetport/at Interests; 'Agricultural and Cuttrtnemial, with *filch !is mon are se immilvertallbeted. • . , • eunutancrg a ereditote— DI YID+ Feb. •bnokxllera _ Ooetper's.couesi Telt, Weebur 2!, Robert S John lianut tr• With respect to Mr. hossaii:s Political conchae, I feet anxiowl that you should participate in the perfect assurance I entertain that k will never betrayed:to - seerillbq far objects of Party or of pri vate Interest. any ef those Priuciples which form the bads of our &institutional Liberties. • an. SI, *Tight, te Henry !lel at the Fleei Atidiewl White it. Liverpo#ll, Jan: Tootal, &winds II Selowa, Inn, Bath. Yorkshire, Feb. 2, Joni at' the Octfi John Abler Ilinde, sal Whiteley, Leech. J; shire, mad ' I have every reason to hope and expect that before the Election can take place, Mr. Russztr. wilt arrive in England, and confirm the assurances of which I am now the medium; but in the mean dmi, I trust you will permit me to take the measures vitaleh may appear necessary for the acconaplishmeat of this, the highest ob ject if his ambition. I have the honour to be, ' Grntletnen, • . With great respect, Your most obedient bumble aervarst, CHAULES riCNNysom._ UNATTACITSD. Unite('alit Edward Waldron, from the 39th Food; to Le Captain of Infantry, by.purchase; Etisign Daniel Tupper, from the 22d Foos, tehe LieutedOkit of Infantry, by purchase. Ti be 'Ensign., by purchase—Richatd Sherlock, Gent.- Jervis Mate, Gan. . • ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL T HE SPRING COURSE of LECTURES.iiiI) commence on PtlortoAr, Ile 21st Ilstirt. Theory ud Practice of Medicine—Dr. Es.uezpos. Materia Medic : ft:tut. floors. . • • • Ciermistry—Dr_l3futrotr. Anatomy—Mr. Gam and Mr. /OHM F. South.` Surgery—Ur. Gam. • Midwifery—Dr. Lococc and Dr. ?viol:mow. comparative Anatomy—Mr. Joint F. Soots. • Sotany:-,-Ydr. Facies, Rkitird Stemma merchant Pricker, row, Chei. Birmingham, builder. - Francis CILDUCAL LiCTORES WiLL as artzu. Pupils enuring to the Surgical Practice of this Hoapital,'are allowed to attend that of Guy's. Far Particulars apply to Mr. Wissarmo, Apothecary to Sc. Themes Hospital. Uxbridge, road, builder. Fenton, -Tyne, surg4 Chyle: Gould uni John Fiel THE FOLLOWING SUPERIOR NOVELS AND ROMANCES viii be Pub/laud in JANUARY and PERRI/Any: drapers. Thomas York sL~ i Timis Paaaaanta's Hasps; brAnne of Swansea, Five Vols. "Coutaasu, by Regina 'Maria Rae be, Author of the Children of tie Abbey, dec. Three Vols. Yoe*a Joni Butz; or, Born Abroad and Bred at liome, by Francis Latbom, Pour Vols. Kasissanta, a Tale, Foor'Vois. Nam's/esti 1 8dwon, Wiliam William plated ail, New•road, Toe Excursive! Three Vols. ENGLISH FORBLARANCI •ND ITREtAti RETENGIG, a Romance, by Selina Davenport, Author of Donald MoOteith, &c. Three Vols. Batsimer's DAUGHTER, a Tale of Real and Fashionable Life, by Miss McLeod, Author of Tales of Ton, &c. Four Vols. Wocroauci or I.:RIHIERG, a Tale of the Sixteenth Century, by C. &leo. Author of the Mysterious Monk, &:. Three Vols. White, Plumley Dewsnal Bermon; Austin Fr Gardiner and Richard Walford NEW AND INTERESTING WORKS, Just Published by EDWARD Bela., New Public Subscription Library, 26, Holles.street, Cavendish-square, London. AID D E LISLE; or, THE SENSITIVE MAN.— Three Vol.. price ael Is .64. " Tbis is a Novel of the most extraordinary fertiliiy: the creations of the author's brain are innumerable; and since it is a good picture of all that happens between the ages of - eighteen and twraty.eight, among a large aristocraticri connexion, it must assuredly be a popular book with all lover. of Novels. It is in ttuth the book.uf marrimony."—Atlas. • • • THE ROMANCE OP HISTORY, by Hamm Nests.— Three. Vols. price Xi lig. 6d. " Theldam of this work is excellent. It consists of a tile founded either on legendry lore, tradition, or historical fact, for every Illimirch's reign, from William the Conqueror to Charics the Flest-inslosive."—Literary Gazette. ;11r. Neelr's tales are valuable Illustrations of English manners, and• hi' their way, striking commentaries on the history of the coantrf Times. If L BOYLE FARM, A POEM. by I.nrd F. G—a. • We were dispose() to put it to the account of Mr. Luttrell. but there seems to be no doubt that it is Lurd Gower's, and it will add to tbe poetical fame which his Lordship enjoys as the trans lator: of Faust."—Times. LIENRYS CALCINED MAGNESIA continues to JUL be prepared with the most scrupulous care and attention, by Messrs. Imo:may and WiLt.idiu Hamar, Mumfacturing Chemists, Manchester. It is sold in bottles, price 25..9d. or with glass stoppers at 4s. 6d. stamp included, with full directions fot its use, by their various Agents in the Metropoli4, and throughout the (hilted Kingdom • but it cannot be genitive, unless their names art wgraved on the Government Stamp; which is axed over the cork er stopper of each bottle. Of most of the venders of the Magnesia ray be had,gauthenticated by a similar Stamp, Haitav's AROMATIC firmer eVisiszcaa, the invention of Mr. Henry, and the only genuine preparation of that article. L itAacFs GENUINE TILLS, justly famous for coring, in.all its stages, the VILNERBAL DISEASE One•unall.Pill ifs% dose, and the taking of one Bor t , in a recent ease, ertMeousconvince the patient of the certainty of his spee4y recovery. Nothing can be better contrived, .nsore safe, or. snort convenient than this Remedy, for such as are obliged to go jorrnies or to sea, as it needs no confinement nor restraint of Diet ; and sixty years experience (in an extensive practice) has proved liist it will effect a Cure when repeated Salivation and all other, methods avail nothing. For the Scurvy and other Chrenical Disorders, this 'Medicine 'has not its parallel. Upwards of 40,000 persons of both sexes have been radically cored of the above mei &sot.. tiers, within dielast "(fed years. Prepared and sold by the sole pruprietnrs; T. TAILLAJOIi and SON, Members of the. Royal Col- I le of Surgeons, at their [louse, No. 9, New Bridge -street, in Boxes of only is. 9d. each, duty included.—N.B. Two back toeye-micl•trghts'in the • Pasvages•at night.—They are also sold. by their appoiwtment with copious directions rat the. Toy-slurp. 11.41.Wafunisetreet; Disborougles, No. 7, Fisboureet r bill, " 0 17.111teessitethir /lawmen& ; and by one Person in•everf 01 , 111 leVable , TOW* 1.1 Great Britain. and Ireland. Advics.granis to to moms taking the abovei or other of the Proprietor's kbaliCiala. irosevat. STAFF. William Wallace Barnett, Gent. to 'be IfOspital Assistant to the Forces, trice Hadly.proznoted. •IltallO/LANDA• The undiimentroned Officers have been allowed to dispose •of their half pay-:-. . . . . Captain Alan Chamber, half pay Unattached;; Lieutenant John Br OwnkW, half pay 'nth Foot ; Ensign Charles Campbell,' hilt' • pay 19th Foot; Seto.f.l Lieuteoant John. Whitchurcli Bennett, half pay 34 Ceylon 'Regiment, The date of Captaiti Jones's promotion to a majority in 3d Foot, is 13th December MT, and not 13th November, 1827, as stated in the•Gozstie of the Ist instant. Easavust in the Gazette of the Ist inst..-:3d Foot Guards— , For Capt lu Honourable. Charles Beaumont Phipps to be •Adjutant, vice Knollys, deceased, read, vice Nnollys, promoted. . .• CIRCUITS OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR RELIEF OF INSOLVET DEBTORK SPRING CIRCUITS, 1828. • • raIDLAND Clacurr. H. IL RITNOLIIII, Esq. Chief Commissioner. - Hertfordshire, at Hertford, S..turday, March 15 Ewa, at Chelmsford, Monday, March 17 R‘ses, at Colchester, Tuesday, March 18 Suffolk, at Ipswich, Thursday, March go Norfolk, at Yarmouth, Saturday. Mach 2i , Norfolk, at Norwich and City, Monday, March 24 Norfolk, at Lynn, Wednesday, Mat els Yi " • " Forffolk, at Bury St. Edmonds, Friday, March 211 Cambridgeshire, at Ely, Saturday, March 29 Ca mbridgethire, at Cambridge, Monday, March 31 Northamptonshire, at Peterborough, Wednesday, April 2 Huntingdonshire, at Huntingdon, Thursday, April 3 Bedfordshire, at Bedford, Saturday, April 5 • Buckinghamshire, at Aylesbury, Monday, April 7 Northamptonshire, at Northampton, Wednesday, April 9 Leicestershire, at Leicester, Friday, April N Warwickshire, at Coventry, Monday,'April 14 . Warwickshire, at' Warwick, Tuesday, April 15 Staffordshire, at Litchfield, Thursday, April 17 Staffurdshire, at Stafford, Friday, April 18 Shropshire, at Shrewsbury, Monday, April 21 • IiOUTHERII J. G. Hamm, Esq. Conus • 'otter. Berkshire, at Reading, Friday, February 22 Oefordshire, at Oxford and City, Saturday, February 23 Worcestershire, at Worcester and City, Monday, February 25 Hereforstsbire. at Hereford and City, Wednesday, February 27 Monmouthshire, at Monmouth, Thursday, February 28 s . Gloucestershire, at Gloucester and City," Friday, February 29 • Gloucesteribire, at Bristol, Monday, March 3 Somersetshire, at Bath, Wednesday, March 5 Somersetshire, at Wells, Thursday, March 6 Devonshire, at Exeter and City, Monday, March 10 Cicnivrall, at Badmirr, Thursday, March 13 • Devonshire, at Plymouth, Saturday, March 15 Dorsetsliire, at Dorchester , ' Tuesday , March 18 Wiltshire, at Salisl.ury , T hursday, March 20 Hampshire, at Winchester, Friday, March 21 Hampshire, at Southampton, Saturday. March 22 Some, at Horsham, Thursday, March 27 Kent, at Maidstone, Saturday,. March 29 - Kent, at Dover, Monday, March 31 Kent, at Canterbury, Tuesday, April 1 11011111E/04 W. J. Law, EN Coninus.ioner. Rutlandshire, at GaChaiu, Tuesday, February 12 • Lincolnshire, at Lincoln, Wednesdny;iebruary 13 Nottinghamshire, at Nuttinshana,friday,February 15 Derbyshire, at derby, Monday, February 18 Tot kshire, at Wak t fickl, Wednesday, February, 203 . - Yorkshire, at Kingston-upon-Hull, Tuesday,lFehruary, 26 . 'Yorkshire, at Yore, Thursday, kebrtiary 28 • Yorkshire, at Richmond, Monday, 2tla‘ch 3 • - Durham, at Durham ' Wednesday, March 5 . NOrtbumberiand, at Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Friday;'March 7 Cumberland, at Carlisle, Tuesday, March 11 Westmorland, at Kendal, Thursday, March 13 Lancashire, at Lancaster, Friday, March . 14 Lancashire, at Liverpool, Monday, March' 24 • Cheshire, at Chester, Thursday, filar eh 27. • BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. John Acton, late ot Ipswich, Suffolk, brewer, from Jan. 1, to . Feb: 19, at ten, at the Court of of Bankrupts, Basing hall-street. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. , • John Card,lsloyd • s Coffee House, and Firzroy-square, merchant. BANKRUPTS. George Siedenburg, Nightingale-Lae, East Smithfield, victualler, to surrender, January 29, February 1, and' 19, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghaltssmet. At tornies, Messrs. Taylor and Co. Cloak-lane. Joseph Cooper; late of Shiffnall, Shropshire, grocer. January 15, 99. and .February 19, at ten, at the Court r 0011 111 l -SSlollerta of Bankrupts, Basinghall.street. Attornies, Messrs. Wood and Co. Litde St. 'lshomas Apostle, Queen-street, Cheapside. Frederick Oldfrehl, of the Opera Colonnade, Pall-mall, wine-mer chant, January 11, at twelve, 22, and February 19, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners.of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. At torney, Air. julai liprncastle, Borough-road, Southwark. Benjamin Taylbr, Three Doves Public House, Berwick -street, Soho, victualle( ? January SS, 96, and February 19, at nine, at the Court of Luminaisioners of Bankrupts, Basingliall-street. Atturnies, Messrs. V.irdercom and Co. Bush-lane, Cannon-street. Joseph Nicholls, Cleeve Prior, Worcestershire, builder, January 24, at hve, us, and February 19, at eleven, at the Office of Air. Evesham. Atturulei Mr. W. C. Butotichl, Chat ham-place; or. Mr. Workman, Evesham. . • John Brotterick Snowdon, Norwich, linendraper, January 20, at four, 50, at 'tee, and Februaty.l9, at one, at the Norfolk Hotel, Norwich. Attornies, Mr. James. Winter. Nor with ;, or Maya; Ly thgoe and Cu.. Easci-ittret, Wands attornies. Nathaniel Boswell, and James Soden, ribbon manufac turers. George Biofield- and John' Harper, Norwich, bombazine manufaciurgrs. Geo. Bullock and Saniiitl Hutchins, East Croker, .Somersetshire, sail-cloth manufacrarers. W. Smith and I. Goodall, stonemasons... William Whireiston and -Thomas Ward, Leeds, Yorkshire, builders. Rhoda Brown and Sophia. Smith, Stockwell, Surrey,ichoohnistresses. J. W. Southgate and Jeremiah Mitchell, Newgate-street, and of the London-road, Surrey, floor-cloth mann . facturers. Richard F e rguson.' Peter Dixon, Anthony Halliley, and - Thomas •Mt Alpha, Wigton, Cumberland, calico printers (as far as regards Richard Ferguson end Perer Dixon). Robert Slade, David Slade" James Slade, and Jobn Slade, deceased, Poole, ship owners (so far as regards the late .lohn Slade). John Hare, John Hare, jun. Robert Leonard, and ChArks Hare, Bristol, floor-cloth manufacturers (so far as regard. the said John Hare). Richard Marsden, John Carver,• and M. Perish's), Buenos Ayres, South America sommisaim agents. George Hetherington and Thomas Bums, iriday-areet, Cheapside, lace manufactureis. Charles Surr and Janes Lees, Saddh worth; Yerkstiiir, cotton Spinners: Peter Gasheil and Edward. Gasket!, l,ircrprxd, painters, and,. plumbers. Lydia Faizabrth Lewis and Mary Rose Anderson, VViabech, Isle of sclionl(alstressts.. John Durikezt.y.Oldbam, Alexander D , 4-htlls Crompton, and•Thosnas Wrigley, Oldham, LAIICA • ,hire. ctuvn vinncrs (s• far as regard* Thonias Wrigley). , Wm. Franklin and Chas. It. 'Taylor, Liveits'imil,'sail-makers. Elizabeth - Gitritia, Philip Cbariton, )110.. .and J. Lewin. Shrewsbury, mer chants (so far igs regards El.zalatils Gitrins). Thomaa Fletcher and Joseph B. Yates; Liverpool Judaea . and Samuel Parry, eirrniraghain, bone buttosieutters., , Eared Wanton and Ough F. Leeds, Yorkshire, attornieii. Joseph Lainb and John Start Whitlark, No;tingbam, lace rmsonifacthrers. John Itlrrison and Mairchrater, Lancashire, calico printers. „ Daniel - Orme and James Spencer, Oldham, Lancashire, cotton spinners. . Abraham Wood and Francis Rotary; Hastiligs, Sussex, innkeepers. John Ward and William. Ward, jun..liirmingfiam, plumbers and glaziers. Joseph Howell and -William Chapman, Bristol, snuff and tobacco manufacturers. John'lDurtitt and - Samuel Arran, Billtul; Carpenters. Jonas Hull ; John . Netts,. and,Awnes hlull, Ozforal street, tea dealers (so tar as regards Jakes Hull).. William Clark ,and Daniel Balduck, Friendsr.dly, Kral; millers. ,Joseph Bushell and Joseph Armstrong,. Oxford-road, Manchester,whitesmiths and turners:' 11mmas Nalder, Richard Outrislge, Joseik Grout, and- Francis Nalder, Shepitin ilalleit, Somerletshire, late Manufac turers. Johnson Holden and Peter Howard, Liverpool, merchants. Henry . Day and Luke Holmes, St. Johmstreet, West Smithfield, knead:avers. •t. . 4 • ' INSOLVENT DEBTOIIS' COILIRT. . I he Matters of the, Prrittosts and, SCHLDIMRS of the Passonras hereinafter.named (the same baving been filed In the Court) are appointed -to be. heard at the Conti' House. in Portugal street, Lincoln's. bin-fights, ot? MitL9NIISDAIr, the,lpth instant, at Ten in the Forenoon. Thomas Buekby, late. or.Kibworthr Leicestershire, Innkeeper Robert Beattie a .fettncrly of the Fortune or War, Kentish Town, victualler Philip Crouch, Grovs-place,.Cainden Town, assistant to a messen ger to the Cumniitaiontra of ,ILinkiupts George Dawes, late of Worthing, Susan, farrier Daniel Feldon, Ate of Oxford s teacher 01 music' Edw4rd.l3arcidy G.laseock...Bryanstope- street, superannuated com . miwioner of his Majesty's Mara of Stamps John Thosia• Hughes, Charlotte-street, Blackfriars-road,laceman Francis Henry _Hughes, Hercuies-buildings, Weerninster-road, musici n John Hattoni late of Whlskin-street, Cletkenweß, baker " John Johnson, Iltale'a.pisee, Shoretiitek, bricklayer Joseph Ddaaiuchi, Goswell-street-road, merchant tabu ellatlet Ridgway, Baldwin's-street, St. Luke's; general dealer isoTaa,,Srosib, late of Croocy l .okl, middlesea, baker • . Richard Walter, SOtners Town, police officer. not establi.hed. • • • -In the Gaternnient *that we have, power IC& doubt, upon which vittoricus sition and spreads its fl .g. Then, vilioeier• adopt them, offers himielf, and brings; as'a ieinftiked: men!, its adhesion and nurtilms. [elite rew lichigalsj.. elation has no flag, who will offer hiaisell rlf bas 411;" Where wilt it be displayed? '• • . • . • Whatever happens Vie present, de . etves tele meet* . .tion't it krill hereafter excite public joy. -b l'fieteli oric news spread'ehrougli Europe: it is !hie FranXe isnot . * docile flock, which suffers itself to be citiven by die staff of every shepherd—it is that our instittitions.liave: after a disEerate struggle, triumpbed - thit We will preserve. oui*Chirter scour ftontieis--that bad Minis= ters'ar last fall, when' we legally desire their fa&—thai perverse Ministert,ite'redeced to fly to - avOidchifintseir sent—that themon diXastreus political systenis ficititish and pass away with eith r, by their triumirb or their defeat shaking the throne of ver Ki•igt r awe' thai henceforth sse, the faithful defoodirts tif the Monarchy, 'ean say at • last that ar e revohillon has, terminated: We may a's:i—we who have cali.d upOOF;aticeto . preserin its devini , in to an ancient Aud-teveeed race; and to 'place her confidence in ifie laws—vie may-also new sly, that . we have nor be n deceived. A •newirJer tMit is ,about to COmmente, for all tie did'sistnews altar Went .wt. In" this new career there is iiitifitttmood; 4itith we shall enjofWitlt.uit del a y; it 74 cr,angeof the form Of polem es. The Mintstly h'ea vetlevaly defenders.' it has, ..ssureily, lea' esierities..:The struggle . may begin ;• for On either side; petite, mOderate rt a i t . urbane tangtsage wilt be ems loyed.• ifta• have . o . • r lonely to oppo4e signs one despiad. - was a tiia4 istwhkn, iiispite r looesielf. the calmed common struggles %wok, lost. - 'period olthis trial is passed fur evet. NROlit'srps euoTtotENNE. , What we hive done from Monaraiai Religion we : will do again the sincerity of our sentiments.- •Betti as it woad not legeneroos to attack Ministers whoarle tro more, it won'd not appe4f just to aim ourselves with the dayki of - Controversy against the Statewneh that has just called to his Council, and Who'se•cinly thea:t is Kingc oofirred to the inseftion of their names. in •the Monitedr. We were wisiiii‘t hate. fur those who are gone out, and w e. feel in the sale Mantle, towards those who come in . QM. polities soprisKof pninciplqy*droot of proper patrol, )iye i will opiewsivil s .thot tilytelyq4/10 inbtry has the great a4v i isayage taki,Scoeeding aikpiviar pular Administration; kekt osolOgitligultx.ttiat pf the names which thetifficialadassii s P 4 46 v. wklyffeb are not w.sufficitialY sytenus rsluybstiosi of 1;e that as it. may, vie . trssi t t iiirat ; 4lW • §tatesmen, who have the gteatese iatelligeoie,..know,ont which side I es their true strength. Adrninistrav tion which has ju,t beery created, and which is yet in complete, is hot completed in the manner caked for by