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From Estimates very carefully prepared, the O w a s i,la n z e I the Purchase of the Free had Property. etude, the and all other purposes. wW not exceed aslooteo, erlikh is re be raised in Shares of AlOO each. This Plan was originally formed, prier to the late delusion of Joint Stock Companies, and was withdrawn, team, it bum heft involved in the character of the numerous Schemes then see alloat., l It is now revived on the pound of public improvement, and as a safe and pro fi table Ineestmem of Capital. Subscriptions received at she Banking-house of MMES. Boo aerie and Le Fevre, 11 Haymarket; Veros, Ward, and Co. Lois bard-street ; and Messes Child. 7 242 6;eallarat itill Al per , be paid at A A One-a Trustees. Detailed Prospectuses may es had at the Me, 1, Lancaster court, Strand, where Plans and a Model of the Buildings may be seen between the hours of Twelve and Four; aim the Bankers above named ; of J. Britton; and of Mr. Fowler, Architect, 1, Gurdon.square. TRUSTEES AND PROVISIONAL COMMITTEE. The Hon. George Apr Ellis, M.P- Alexander Baring, Esq. M.P. Trustees. Wm. Courtenay, Esq. Clk.'Part. The Earl of Clarendon Tito Rev. Dr. Richards. Lord George Seymour Jantes Gooden, Esq. The Hon. P. P. Bouverie Joseph Mortis, Esq. The Hon. W. Poosonby Joseph Neeld, Req. The Hon. Frederick Byng J. Pensam, Esq. Sir Thomas Tyrwhitt IJ. Watts, Esq. C. Baring Wall, Esq. M. P. Vernon Wentworth, Esq. By Order of the Committee, 17, Burton Street JOHN BRITTON, Hon. Sec. ..:1 : ~: ',OR? 01141OUTHAMPTON. Ily . .. Order of the Hoe.' Coesstiedoesre 'et Ithi Mejerry's Customs. VOR Ittn3Lit SALE, ~o t • • At the CUS I i'OIII4OUSE, .Soethamptee, On ,WILUNIIIIMAY, ttre`tith Jertitary, Is* iriiiiietilag . . ,PrlbelY , 1 , 'V H 2 ' F , O 1.4 . .0W I N.O G• 0 0 WS. N. . roe :Beata COMIRIMPTIOMr' • ' 54 Pale-Skim" a large TM Oarseleteri c t goe;•19 Bolan W** 0 Raw ats• • Dee, 'lO Mises; . 1 t Cotteoc• - Ralteates Waft' Mundrocesres, e • wile Theta, la" Mama, 19 ft Ihrh , Cheeelatt4 3 'lere C 4404.1 • Wear* Crepe s ' II Meirahr , pair Okaallartnes; Jewelkry, coeseddes Int* , "eaucliles, tt Ns pair s Chains, 4 Atteallsts i sed it • -... -....„,...2.,.. -r eft tiPtign i M i teit ...- '.... -** YrArrilltlllAlak. 9.446 yards Figured Silk, 2,746 yards Satin, 1,710 yard/-e! Ribbons, 3459 Scarfs,ll Crape Shawls, 1 Silk Handkerchief, 304 yards Silk Lace, I Gauze Scarf, I Gauze Handkerchief, and IT pieces of Silk Manufactures. The whole of which have been legally condemned in his Ma jesty's Court of littelequer. Also, the broken-up HULL and MATERIALS of the 'IN DUSTRY, Tender, and sundry condemned Coast Guard and Customs Stores, and a quantity of broken-up Half-at:kers. The following GOODS having remained in his Majesty's Ware ,houses beyond the period allowed by law, will alto be offered for Sale:-3 Bottles Spirits, 84 Prints, 1 Mill, 3 dozen Conmeson Green Glass Bottles, set of Yesttnents and Chalice, lIS Mary Bags, and sundry Boards. DIVIDENDS. Feb. S. T. Mama, Great Russell -street, Bloomsbdry, hookatller, al. eleven, at the Coart.of Conuoisskoaers—Feb. 5. R. B. Cooper, 4rdaties•stioset, Lambeth. distiller, at elates at the Court of Com ,adlrcesars—litek. S. U. Hewitt, High HollsOro, it•ontwooter, at ten, i ..the Coast at Commisslonen—Feb. 5. P. ammo. Warwick, "Ks, sail maker. at 'lrmo, at the Court of Comothsioners— Tab. S. U. Mabel , Woolwkh, Kent, currier at ten, at .t ho Court et Csamniaskmets—Feb. 5. W. Outdate sod E. Coombe. DorTport, millipers. a ten, - t of Com this point. The mutual dislike bsd bees manifested on several occasions. Matters were in this positioo what the imperial police of lbw ' burgh learnt that one of the principal carers of the House of ' Orange had furnished himself at Braila with a passport, undrr a fictitious name, by meow of which behoved to proceed to Rug• land. TO stop his joureey would have bees easy:' but nothing was known respecting his enheloo, width appeared the more imPortanr because it was relied W mystery. 'tyros coosido►ed better to b.:- low him in his tone. Hewes VO . *. coombe. Davenport, milalpers. at ten, at the Cluart of Corn- low rains in his course. ' • • l a w n wry,. alliesioners—reb. 5. J. Pest. Woburn, BuckingkOmbire, paw . Mr was low sight of id Londe' Sift inks, and already a tt aa c laa ug :Maker, at twelve, at the Cour t of Cashasiesimers..r. his watchers were begionins to deapitired 1411MIleg hini, when he 1 .7 1 -w ata b Feb. M. W. Fry , J. Fry, and J. Chapman, &. Mildred's- otsidaoarm-appedred. Baked theimmllges the three illustriuu: Wi li anaaat • Poultry. bankers, at twelve, at the Court of faidlei before wakened, and iu.siehltrked foe Gottenburgh, a ,mil gi aa k , if: J. Seark and S. IL Searle, Salem Walden. Item at Swddish town attuned en the Om& is aa ki asaw km, at the Court of Cousudesiesers--Feb. 5. Et i Lab- 'tbere Monk eitatherpasapoig, esseatame ast li as ..amtiordalgro, .• 440 `ts 116401F tlitgliti ab sged arrested as soon as h e —Jam 19. N. Shiers, asderomabat , foot on rape territory. • man, at e l ms , at t h e C ourt of coluitaakm a p t .--S e h. 1. T. The papers , formd in the secret pocket of the ttamiaWs carriage, 6 2 . .7;1! i Ta in it trkt . ma c_ ch_eahir._,_atih_ man_ tare,. at ale, m the . announced that he had been commissioned to proceed to the Towle . already when he illustrious Gottenburgh, a man, eleven, HIS, Mucks&id, Cheshire, silk , at ..._.., at t, Macclesfield Arms Inn, Maeda's ...a 29. W. Bayley, Macekai& k Cheshire, slk throwster, at eleven, at tbe;Court of Commissioners—Feb. I. S. , Marshall, Chesterfield, Verby shire. scrivener, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Chesterbeld—Feb. 6.` R. Sawdon. Ashton-wider-layne, innkeeper. at two, at the Albion Hoed Ilanclaester—Feb. 9. W. Barnard, Skirbeek. Lin eolsahire, banker, at eleven. at the White Hart lan, Baston--Feb. 10. R. Blundell, Liverpool, distiller, at twelve, at the Clarendon. Building', Liverpool—Feb. S. W. Falai and L. Mackinnon. Liverpool, merchant, at twelve, at .the Clarendon Buildings, Liverpool,—Feb. 5. . Litchfield. Bilsabetia-terrace, Liverpool road, ',Roston. carpenter. at twelve. at the Court of Commis sioners—Feb. 5. W. G. Tucker, Exeter, watch maker, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners—Feb. 16. J. Leigh, Stringstone, Somersetabire, tanner, at ten, at the Court of Commis sionen—Feb. S. U. Burrell, junior, Wakefield, Yorkshire, merchant, at eleven, at the Sessi ons House, Wakefield— Feb. 6. W. Rogers ,n, Lincoln, grocer at eleven, at the Rein- Deer Inn, Lincoln—Feb. B. J. Grindrod, Leeds, Yorkshire, cheese (actor, at one, at the Roebuck Inn, Leek, Sta6ordsbire—Feb.B. S. Clegg, I'. Mather. jun. and K. Pringle, Etna Iron Works, West Derby, Lancashire, founders, at twelve. at the office of Mr. J. Lowe. Exchange-alley, Liverpool—Feb. S. IL Dswoon Liverpool, merchant, at one, at the Clarendon Rooms, Bristol —Feb. IL J. Sampron, Weymouth and Meleombe Regis. Dersetshire linen draper, at ten, at the Office of Mr. J. 'leaning, 31eicombe Regis— Jan. 26. J. Baker, Crotched-friars, wine merchant, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners—Feb. S. J. Walker, Upper Russell street, Bermondsey, glue maker, at one, at the Court of Commis sionera. in the secret pocket of the tes41111". carriage, _ that he bad been commissioned to proceed to the young Prince, wish the intention of inducing him to starry the heiress e,. She English throne. Nut having found hint in London, be had been obliged to proceed to Spain, where the young Prince served in the English scaly. It was this voltage which caused the travalt r to be lost sight of. The envoy of the House of Orange, a man of merit and courage, took part in the battle of Talavera de la Reyna by the side of Ins young master, whadiatineuished Masse in this action, and was wounded there. The morning after the sett in he was intrusted with various letters amongst which was one from Lord Welling. ton, declaring the hopeleasneu of all efforts against. the Arm react iution of his Aide-de-Camp not to contract the union which was urged upon him. The Prince's reply stated the motives of his refusal. They were confidential, and should not be divulged ;but a just and noble pride dktated his last phrase, which was as follows :.—" I will never consent to be the first subject of my wife." The originals of these despatches were sent the same day to the Emperor, who received them at the moment when he was entering the Kremlin. As soon as he was acquainted with their contents, he said to the Prince d'Rektnahl—s , Here is an Important project laid open. I well know how to prevent this marriage, by means of which it is meant to excite my people of Holland to rebel against me. -A • • The whole may be dewed, and Catalogues obtained, on applica tion at the Custom-house, Southampton, two days only ptevicrus to the Sale, from Nine till Two o'Clock. SALES BY AUCTION. PICCADILLY. DESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE, WITH OFFICES, Overlooking Devonshire House Gardens, and contiguous to the Copy of a Letter from Mr.. Pauses, Baker, of Stillwell, near Nottingham, to Messrs. JCIAIN Lisieux and Son, Manchester. %dwell, near Nottingham, Sept. 27, 1828. GENTLEMEN —I have frequently regretted that I have not in times past made that acknowledgement which is justly due for the benefit my family bas derived from your excel lent medicine, the Attu-scoaavem Danes. NIT son William, when about a year old, was afflicted with the Measles, which left a spot on his kg. This soon ulcerated and spread, forming a large wound. The Surgeon to whom we applied succeeded in healing the ulcer; but almost Immediately afterwards an ulcer appeared upon his face, and the boy was dreadfully afflicted with running sores upon his neck and body ; the discharge of matter was 60 great, that we were obliged da ily to change his linen. The Physicians and Sur geons in the neighbourhood were applied to. but their skill was in vain: several other remedies we resorted to proved equally inef fectual, and the sufferer continued a poor and miserable object, almost bent double for nearly twenty years. At this time I heard of the virtues of your inestimable medicine; and after taking six bot tles, which I purchased of Mr. Sutton, of Nottingham, an amend ment began to take place, and perseverance in taking four bottles more effected a perfect cure. It is now six years since this was accomplished, for which I return you my unfeigned thanks, and wish you to make it public for the benefit of those who may be similarly afflicted. I am, Gentlemen, your obedient servant. JOHN FOULKES. Napoleon, during his retreat, carefully preserved the letter of the young Prince, and on his arrival at Paris be caused it to be sent to the Princess Charlotte. She employed it to put an end to the inlid's with which she way assailed. the journey that the Emperor Alexander made Into Eng land whilst his troops were in France, Prince Leopold, who was in his suite, was noticed by the Princess, and soon afterwards he via. accepted as son-in-law by. her august father. This Prince, therefore, is indebted to Napoleon for his unboped for alliance. He even owes to him the crown of Greece, if he should obtain it; but for the destruction of the project of the houses of Hanover and Orange, be would have been still in the service of Russia. Assuredly lletternich, Wellington, .aced Payne, would not have sought for him to place in his hands the sceptre of Greece. —French Paper. Green Park. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. JOHN ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent Street,) At Garraway's Coffee-house, Change-alley. Cornbill, On Tstuasoar, the 18th of 1830, at Twelve o'Cloek, AVALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, cora prising a very desirable RESIDENCE, adapted for the Ac commodation of a Family of the first respectability, situate CERTIFICATES —Fes. 5. Martha Charles and Thos. Burrower, Duke-street, St. James's tenon—J. Bowyer, Petwortb, Sussez. scrivener.—T. Jarvis, New Road, Chatham, Kent, builder—R. Siader, Cheltenham, Glout:es tashire. cabinet-maker—C. Harvick, Bucklersbury, merchant— H. J. Barker, King -street, Cheepslde, warehouseman—A. Beim, Norwich, silk manufacturer—W. Wilde. Norwich, dyer—J. An drews and G. Andrews, Bread -street, Cheapsisle, Blackwell-hall factors—J. Newton, Mauston, Cumberland, joiner—R. Dove, Paddington, brick maker. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. No. It, STRATTON-STRgET, PI CA DILLY, Overlooking Devonshire House Gardens, and contigious to the Green Park, the Club Houses, aed fashionable resorts at the West End, and within a short distance of the Houses of Par liament; containing, TRADE WITH THE NEW STATES OF On the Upper Floor, Four good Attics, Closers, roomy - Landing, Stairs to the Roof, Housemaid's Closer, &c. Second Floor, Two capital airy Bed Chambers, Dressing Room, Closets, Roomy Land ing. Closet on the Staircase. Principal Floor, a Breakfast Parlour, with Bowed Window, overlooking DEVONSHIRE HOUSE GARDENS; Walls Papered and Bordered, Statuary Marble Chimney Piece • Windows to the Floor; a capital back Drawing Room, Walls Papered and Finished with Gilt Mouldings. hand some Cornice, Statuary Marble Chimney Piece, Venetian Window, Water Closet, &c. Grotuid Ploor. neat Entrance Hall. Stabsain. lighted by a Dome; Gentleman's Morning Room, Closet, and Recess; a capital Dining Parlour, neat Cornice, veined Marble Chimney Piece, Venetian 'Window. Basement, Housekeeper's Room and Closets, Closer sander the Stairs. Wine Caalar, Boiler's Pantry, Water Laid on, with Larder. Detached Kitchen, Scul lery, Sink, and Water laid on, Area in Front, Knife Hole, Vaults for Coal. Beer, &c. To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be had on the Premises; of Messrs. Graham, Kinderley, and Danville, Soli citors, New-square, Lincoln's Inn; at the Club Houses, St. James's -street. and Pall Mall, and at the different Hotels ; at Ciarraway's ; and of Mr. Rosins. No. 170, Regent-street, of whom Tickets for viewing may be bad. C. Dunderdale and J. Brant, Nyhohnen-Bodos, Norway. law chants--W. Bumble and J. Wythasn, Liverpool, watelodhil. makers—T. Edwards and Co Baeter, dealers in British brasdpm. C. Brandt and B. Hardman. Liverpool, general commissionagealla —E. Thomson and Co. Manchester, stationers—J. Reid and Cu. Spital-square, alik•manufacturers—J. Austin and Co. Leeds, York, woolstapiers. as far as regards J. Ausdn.—W. H. James. M. A. and G. Bode, .Cbeheaham, • sehealausters—G. Gregg and Co. Liverpool—R. Lama and c g i lm=l, sarseppa--N. P. Harris an . . Power and J. Ashford, Hinckley, eeiceaterahlre, sur sate•—T. Litman and W. Unsell, Pfeeaditly, linen dmpen—J. Ckorltoo and Co. Manchester, small ware-inanufacturen—N. Minshall and C. Sabine, Oswestry, Salop, solieitaira—J. Gibson and Co. Xirtly-Lonsdale, Westmorland, bankers—M. Roper and J. Bettlefty, Liverpool, plumbers—R. Nashua and Co. Bolton-le- Moors, Lancashire, meslin.manufaeturers—S. Maggs and Co. Cheltenham—J. M' Laren and Co. Maaebester, general merchants —B. Gange and R. C. Francis, bookbassins.-N. M. Harris and T. Chapman, Denmark.street, St. Gikes, upboisterers-•-J. Smith and J. W. Stable, Stone-buildings, Lincoln's Inn, attorneys—A. W. Leaser and It Wade, Union -street, Bishopsgate-street. furriers —J. Taylor and T. W. Sadler, lied Cross.street. .Sasthwark, emery manufacturers—G. Hall, jun. and Co. Pollen -street, Hano ver-square. oil-merchants—S. Chastiser and N. Layton, Putney, Surrey, hair-dressers—J. Jesson and T. Beck, Tiverton, Devon ddre, masons—T. Williamson and Co. Fernilee, Derbyshire gun powder manufactures., so far as regards W. Taylor—M. Fielding and Co. Blackburn, cottorwmunsfacturem--8. •Aawyl and B. Thursday afternoon a Meeting of Merchants, Ship-owners, and ethers interested in the trade with the different new• States of Ame rica, was held at the North and South American Coffee Meuse, Threadneedle-street, for the purpose of receiving a Report from the Committee appointed at a former Meeting to consider the best means to be adopted for forming an Association to watch over the interests of the trade. Rommereautoleeb-the CbeltAndretased the objects of the Meeting. He shortly adverted to the great advantages that would result from the formation of the Society. Some conversation ensued as to whether the interests of the trade to the whole of the new American States should be em braced in the objects of the Association new to-be established. It was ultimately decided that the trades of Mexico and Colombia only should be under the cognisance of the Society—these being the principal places in the new States with which the mercantile interest of the country are connected. The Catamaran, in allusion to the formation of the Association. expressed his confidence that Government would render all assist ance, and that through the Assoeiatioo conumanlcatious when Ontlearb be had with Ministers in the event of any thing arising detrimental to the general Interests of this branch of trade, which Is Dow .becombag of great importance . After a desultory conversation bad been indulged ha, the recom mendations for forming the Associations were adopted. A Com mune* of merchants and others in the tirade were nominated to carry the pompom of ll... Society into ant- To Messrs. John Lignuna and Son, Surgeons, Manchester. N.B. I know several other instances of eatraorilloary cures pet formed by your Anti-scorbutic Drops in this village. Those who doubt the truth of the above case may apply person ally, or by letter (post paid), to Mr. Foulkes; or lir. So. ton, :Bookseller. Noralolallaft: These Drops are sold in moulded iris" are bottles at 20.94.45. N. and us. each, by John Lignum and Son, Surgeons, Br.c. 65, Bridge- street, Manchester; Butlers, Chemists, Cheadle, corner of St. Paul's, London ; 73, Prlnce's-street, Edinburgh ; and 54, Sack ville-street, Dublin; Evans, 42, Long-lane, West Smithfield; Sutton and Co. Bow Churchyard ; Barclay and Sons, 95, Fleet market; E. Edwards, 67, St. Paul's Church-yard; F. Newbury and Sons, 45, St. Paul's Church-yard ; F. Newbery and Sons, Agents to the Sun Fire Office, 29, Dame-street, Dublin ; &sit and Orr, 100, South Bridge, and 67, Prince's-street, Edinburgh ; R. Nelson, Glasgow ; and all respectable Medicine Tenders. Of whom also may be had, Mr. Ligatures Improved VEGE. TABLE LOTION, for ill Scorbutic Eruptions, price 2s. 9d. duty included. NORTHUMBERLAND. VALUABLE AND IMPORTANT FREEHOLD ESTATE Mr. Lignum's SCURVY OINTMENT may now be had of the above Agents, price Is. 9d. each Pot, duty included. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, Jail. 15. A highly eligible Investment, CAPITAL FARMS, arm RESIDENCK. FARM HOUSES WATER CORN DILL, LANDS, kr. NEARLY FIVE THOUSAND To HEE HUNDRED ACRES. TO BR SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. JOHN ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street,) At Garravray's Coffee•houe, 'Change Alley, CornhW, THURSDAY,On the 18th February, 1830, at 32 o ' COoek. IN 0/11 LOT. A V ALU BL E FREEHOLD ESTATE, the BARONY of OGLE, situate in the parishes of Stan tangton, llorpeth, and Melton, county of Northumberland; a fine healthy situation, and excellent Roads In all directions, with the advantage of capital markets, Inland and for Shipment of Pro duce, within two 'Mitsui tlaT great post road to Edinburgh. CON PRIMO The 11,nlains of the CAST LE, of OGLR and Sixteen Capital F. 111515, a genteel Residence, with Stable, &c. Faro House* of a very superior class, Gardens, and agricultural Iluiklings, Capital Water Corn Mill, wi h a powerful bald of Water, tkb ileadow, l'a:ture, and Arable Land and fine Plantation', divided into COD• vcnienf and eligible Enclosures by thriving Quick Fences, cen t:luting neatly FIVE THOUSAND THERE HUNDRED ACRES. A etsisiderrhle part Tithe Free. In the occupation of highly respectable Tenants, from ye O year, at very low Rentals, amounting to about FIVE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS PEI ANN U X The .Estste is perfectly compact, within a moderate disteisee of Lime, anJ Coal is pre.ometi to be tinder a great past of the Land, and that there is lime also. A large Inns has been expended by the present owner, in Drain ing and Planting the liatate, but still capable of further im provement, and it is with confidence alleged, that the Property Atogether is one of an importance tuat is seldom offered for Sale. Distant from the capital ]darker Town of Morpeth only five miles, and twelve from Newcastle; situate in a fine Sporting Country abounding with Game, issterseeted by the River. Blythe, which is well stored with Trust sod ether •fish. The neighbourhood is extremely select, in the *kinky of several Gentlemen's Seats of the first respectability, toad having many beautifu: situations for Building, combining Views of the Ger. man Ocean, and the highly 'Picturesque adjacent Country, with the advantage of a considerable quantity of excellent Brick Barth and Stone. FIFTY-FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS Of the Purchase Iluaer may remain on Mettgage, at 4 per tent. per annum, far Five Years, at the option of she .l'urchaser. Partiallars may ..be had of Mr. "'Mph Veen& Salterkk Ogl e Barony, who will show the Estate; of Messrs. Bain bridge and Tappeoden, Solicitors, Pilgrim -street ; at the Quern's Ifea4 ; Turk' s H ea d and Turf Hotels, and Mr. William 'turner, at Ileurs. Brown's OMee, mum tQuay, Newcastle on Tyne; White Swan, Ainwick ; Mr..l3ariry.• Galley/hill, and Bell, Belford; King's Arm', Berwick on Twedd ;..of Mr. Brut:well, Solici..or, and Turk's Head, 'Morpeth; Bash, Carlisle; Waterloo lintel, Durham ; Angel, Ferrybrldge ; Hotels, "Liverpool ; and ilanchester ; lien sod .Cidektes, Birmingham ; Messrs. Ye and I. P. Sturge, Land Surveyors, and Bush Ism, Bristol pet Charles ltobert blergan, Esq. Solicitor, No. 39, Upper Bedierslllsre I„tusita-square ; at o,urawrres ; and of Mr. ROBINS, No. 170, Regent-street, when a 'Phil -of the Estate may be seem _ - --- - LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, JAN. 15. The Lord Chamberlain of his Majesty's Household has ap pointed the Rev. Charles Vernon Hahne Sumner, Chaplain in Ordinary to the King, in the rooms of the Rev. Dr. dward Awful Hay Drummond, decea.ed, DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY. Miguel De Pedrorrea, Bunco Crewe*, merchant. BANKRUPTS. Richard Alesander Pearce, Trafalgar Wharf, Montague Close, Southwark, coal merchant, to surrender Jan. 19, la, and Feb. 26, at two, at the Court of Conunissiosers. Attorney, Mr. Turner Clifford's lon, Chancery-lane. Peter Wicks. Pleasant-row, Holloway-read, Islington, cheese monger, Jan. 22, at @lrmo, Feb.!, and 26, at eine, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorney, Mr. Fisher, Walbrook-buildiop. George Thomas Bide, Silver-street. wine-merchant. Jan. 22, at , eleven, 29, at ten, and Feb. 26, at eleven, at the Court of Cons- missioneri. Attorneys, Messrs: Wilkinson and Lawrence, Buck lersbury. Cbearide. William Thatcher, Strutton-ground, Westminster. victualler, Jan. 22, at one, 29, and Feb. 26, at twelve, at the Court of Com :Widener,. Attorney, Mr. Glynes, Vine street, Ameriea-sq. John Pain, Bentinek•atreet. Westminster, dealer in beer, Jan. 22, 96, and Feb 24, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorneys, %lessrs. Hamilton and Twining, Berwick.street. Sohn. Edward Clarke and Abraham Deacon, Goswell-street, drapers. Jan. 22, 29, and Feb. 26, at eleven, at the Court of Commis. Boners. Attorneys, Messrs. Bartlett and Beddome, Nicholas- lux, Lombard-street. James Coppuck and Charles Cross. Gutter-lane, Oseapsble, silk warehnusemen,Jan. 29, at ten, Feb. 2, at a•leven, and 26, at tea, at she Court of Cum nls.loners. Attorney, .Ir. Fi.her, Wal breok-beildings, Walbtnek. James Gray, Vine -street, Lambeth, coal-merchant, Jan. 19. at nine, Jan. 29, and Feb. 26, at ten, at the Court of Commis- Mantra. Attorney, Mr. T. M. Bennett, Adam's court, Broad street. _ . JaMeaidergan, Exeter, grocer, Jan ST, U, and Feb. 26, at eleven, at Cansdon's Itaxal tlebsenption Ream, Exeter. Atteeneya, hlr.* : H. Furlong, Exeter; and Ileum .IJlinston and Co. Bedford-row. John Budd, Box, Gloucestershire, mobster, Jan. 27, at four, Jan. 28, and Feb. 26, at ten, at the George lon, Stroud. Attorneys, Messes. Bertham, Freeman's.court, Cocain% John Birks, Remington Grange, Yorkshire, cattle Mietinaa. leak 21, fn. and Fob. 88, at ten, at the. Guildhall. Doncaater. At torneys, Mr. C. Lever, Gray's hoovers ; and Mr. F. Fisher, Doncaster. William Armitage, Nesheresdirk. Denby, Yorhabise, Casey numin lecturer, Jan. 211,,at Ave. Jan. 29, sod Feb... 118, fit elvenn w at the Office of Mr. AUlson, Huddersfield. Attorneys. Mt. Am mo , Huddersfield; And Messrs. &Walker end Rickards, Raclin:pier Office or 29, Lincoln's Ina.fields. David Lodge. Alsoondbery, Theekehhe. fancy manefaeturer, Jan. 28, at five, Jan. SO, and , Feb. 88,41 elevation the Oilman( Mr. Allison, Huddersfield. Attorneys. Mr. Alliam, Hatelierabeid ; and Messrs. . K Walker and Rickards, &chequer Ollce, or 89. Lincoln's Inn-11.111. Nicholas G.skril, 'Wigan, Lancashire, ismousestir. !Feb. 9..11 19. at ten..and 26, at twelvy,ao the Moab Isup,W4geo. Atturney., Mr. S. Winstanley, Liverpool ; and Mr.. 11. Kaight- Icy, jun. Hare -court, 'temple. 'George 'Mitchell, jun. ittrighson, -Weber. Jan. SS. go, hat rietun,. &Lute ,Kiog and Queen las, Brilybaon. Ausnielsg )Jr. G. Nsßanoe,l3eishum; aiml4looolo. 'VW ale Wilkelneli, Eistl qrrrt, Strand FRENCH PAPERS. Mwyl, Bread -street, Cbrapsbie, wholesale 'doming iwurbowe. two. •GRNERAL AVERAGE PRICE OF BRITISH CORN, (WHICII GOYIM % IMPORTATION) For the Week aided Jaa. 8, made op from the Returns of the Inspectors in the different Citietand Towns In Englandand Wiles. Imperial General Weekly Average. Wheat 565. Id. Oats 21s. sd. Beans 321. 3d. Barley 295. Id. I Rye 325. 6d. I Peas 345. 11d. Aggregate Average of the Six Weeks which governs Duty. Wheat 365. 74. I Oats 21s. 54.1 Beans 335. M. Barley 295. 111.1 Rye 31s. 9.1.1 Peas 365. 9d. PRICE OF SUGAR. The Average Price of BLOWS or MUSCOVADO SUDAN.. computed from the Returns made in the Week ending the 12th day of Jan. 100, is 2.35. 6d. per cwt. exclusive of the Duties of to stoats paid or payable thereon on the importation thereof late Great Britain. PRINCE LEOPOLD. MI eyes are at present Seed upon Prince Leopold of Saws. Coburg. This Prince's fortune is dossier. It Is not owing to the lustre of his birth, nor to any cause personal to klassell,that hatless occupies public attention. He is indebted.for it to his characters) son-in-law to the King of England, and to the chances which this, character gives him of aspiring to ride over modern Greece. It this event shouts occur, he will be much indebted to Napoleons, for he was the primary cause of his alliance with she beireasto the throne of Great Britain, from whence now edgiest, his preen; dons to a new crown. It may be supposed that such an assertion stands in need of proof to support it. To supply it we must so back a little. Whilst Napoleon marched on to •hlosoove, England neglected no mews of arresting the torrent which threatened to sweep all before it. It was no longer possible to raise up opponents Cu hjapejann amongst tr.onarcbs. They bad all submitted to him. Wilms se. ialea. The people, until that time so despised and MVO luss. ivied of no accottet, were next drought of. Advantage clutieb of the discontent ocealitiood by a state of permanent essnaet all the evils resulting from it ; and. in the ease of , pabik• Wrests, the support of multitudes was solicited towards the resloisi, liaa of thrones. Amongst the people oppressed by the existence el.the aiebtal system, the intruders of which was declass:4M be thealme of the location of Russia, none sugared more than the from the interruption of commerce and navigation. The of Holland, bordering on ancient Prange, mud bee prosbaky le Ktkish coast, must extremely .fasilitase• any ponies% foesiestl ski rising of tile. people .egaioat the Tamer ed. Hepolsoo. Jet . the fa. deans of independence. in HoUaill ressired a eider who was virossly dear to the country. Whit better choice. could bole* be.Me respect than that or the Prince of. Orange, whose name 111111 i biestilled with the recollection of the *beet, • *atonal front Philip 11. The Cabinet of &. James cast Its eyee:no the her,. Misty Prince of Orange. • Olen seevlos Spain With*. capacity if aide.de-esenp to the Due of Wellington, as a proper chief for the andest vassals of his 'family. T h is young man already re - ' _ the From the Gazette de France. • PARIS, Jas. US. The Ilitsiteur to-day contains, in the oMdal part, the proofs ver bal of the bidding. of the Loan of SD millions at four per cent. which was taken by Messrs. Rothschild Reicher% at the price of 102 f. 7 ke. this offer being superior. as well to the minimum bzed by the Minister of Finance as to the offers of the three ether par ties who bbl for It. The New Loan was yesterday on 'Change at a premium of i per cent. The Gazette says, " It cannot be imagined what may have in deeed the Minister of Finance to adopt this measure when we cont. pare what has now taken place with his speech in .11124.. in the Chamber of Peers, from which it quotes a long paragraph,adsiiiir, " In the above passage all the arguments in favour of the Three per Cents. are developed, all the obji•ctions derived from the incre.o.e of the capital are refuted, and all inconveniences of .a stuck above par are pointed out. We see that M. Chabrol bas left nothksg to be said against the measure which has just been adopted by the Minister of Finance." ST. PETERSBURG, Din. 2111. We again hear of an increase of the regiments of the Guards. Geseral.Pastsveitsch sod Dlehitreb ars said. ta bare received erdsr4 to send a list of the individuals, (nett the Gassed to the Coptain, who have distinguished themselves by their bravery and lidellty. It is supposed tbat this addition would give team: Goads three or tufa re,timents of infantry and dune of meshy, which would rushy about 10,000 men. The organisation of them to be confided to General.thehitscb, who is shortly espected heir. The winter is very 6/Mete, the cold is 14 to 24 deg. Reamur, which paralyses a little the pleasure. of the season,•even the as— thireal parties, et Tantrums. _Another Animism: be Mailhases of our august Monarch, who la not yet recovesed, and:barest. up to this period, left his room. Hall Pacha is espeetad at aka end el the moot& The Foreeiat steam. has *van bins eiders to hasten his journey, in order to arrive before General From the Gazette de France. Sevetal journals have announced that the'Patha of Egypt had deprived lUonsieur eltspoUlato the lowigmal thodrawinga.wdtich were the produce of the labours of the French ulnae. We are antborised to deny this report, end we can assert that 11. Chnpol ken is still it panteseion of his most iateresSing Ann% La Thinds frigate arrived un the 14th Dec. at Brest. Site came from the Havannab, and teed been snip SS days in perforating the .voyage. She has few sick on boutdebncwltEtt thatatislias she lost about SO men. From Me Moniteur. 11%1 A DIU D, Doc. 3 1 ..-.-Fiterart Ceallt/P4IIIIIIPCz. It is laid that GOPTratticUt hit iicteregtle4 to. taise.3o4oo.gtra by ballotang. Anearder Is said to bier beets tranemiutel to'Cont.Frane tiff:tear to replete Coont d'Apoins ptoskioosPi tbe.posysent of Catalonia, and to bring before thr Criminal Tillatioal of res. lona all the prisoners con fi ned In the rttsdtt of. tiabitoce, t , Shey be tried p , a 1 retied is ant only to - to -rivet vassals of Ms 'family. This young man already ezelkid lona all the prisoners coained In the (Nadel ei deal they slut most :favourable hopes; het, vim otskpown to She people, may be tried accutding to. law. whin leader It was, pasymped 'mambo MN, ‘withoullapy.proviiis The raking of 30.000 men Width Is to be 'elected is not only to tante which would cnahlo Ago% to ,ppprestasnbis persopol complete ail the dupes( shr.arisy,.towlibensiso to prepare an ex- . t i t l y,--Nbitoat political wcighsowing to the loss of the pedition beyond sea. The Coon t late of thc Commerce of Cadis, -Niles of' his , Issese.—lt way fele that *twos secessary in the' tr.* iwkicknifered oqolp.an ttsproai. 444 seeded Ainortea, .iiallsowsaarrsopresent.hint•undor veep Anlowrohfe Nwwww*Nawirs..io t.OOO Nen, has ,ulses , .4sbcp,,npre.jarcif,s t ise eptganst and Insineon a nks t rist 4 4: 41 * * , s i woolgie iiiinilblessc **Aeon: so ire '6l *9.000 as more, on caution of the Coarrabitas siker 4.101- . mooted. UM nbarrisie.withjhe Prince , * chariots rirticesniini , small sosvniceiningeo au undstow•GlimcfaCensibboacing &share Airmilsy the three Holm. of llanossr. BrUnassicli, and Oragge. in thre at of tbn,a4ospcoo4l. nistklor ibis p_or- - rilfbiostrengeniess wasnedndsbing hot ihe swot •of the Toole pose, aceording to the ratio of its anon sad iteukh. The people. Is was not without cause that fears- meromatertaiami Crowaaandeviniehlef of AN onpodisiesbN ha hisolloosisalsongst the