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- - ••••••,•,1•.••• -* . e-, V A` • ‘t, . /Zt4Lygg . • dikk I /Ze.A•d/Afttz- , 410 16.--- , t o, IP 4A r E / 4 ( IT • . 10;c 1 ,4 4. a X- - - 04 t INT 1 .: r 4 . .. ~: :".4 WED DAY EVEMNG, J. - - NVSIBER 13,078.] UARY 28, 188. • PRICI SEVIMPENCE. COLOSSEUM. TICKETS for PARTIES, or Single Tickets at Five .Shilllogs each. for Adiniesion to the COLOSSEUMt, prier; to its Baal Compktioo, to view the Interior of the Building-4So Roans preparing for Anneal Subscribers--and the Conservatories FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, JAN. 27. James Jones and Henry Jones, Grafron.street, Soho, brass founders. February 300. and March 10, at ten, at the Court of Commis. sinners of Bankrupts, Basin hall-street. Attornies, Messrs. Ulinborn, and Co. Lincoln's Inn-Gelds. John Price and William Unwin, Highlanry, victuallers, February 10,17, and March 10. at ten. at the Coen of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghallwreet. Attorney, Mr. Shave. Fen church -street. John Vaughan, Lamb's Conduit -street, linendraper, February 3, at eleven, 10. and March 10, at tea, at the Court of Commis sioners of Uankrupts, Basingball-street. Attorney, Mr. Turner, Basins lane, Cheapside. Matthias Dupont King and Henry King, Falcon -street, wine mer chants. February 3, 10, and March tu, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basingball-street. Attorney, Mr. Gates. Lombard-street. FRENCH PAPERS. THOU THE CONSTITUTION/IEL. PARIS. Jast. 2s. Nothing is yet determined with respect t the Min:s. try. The denouement is postponed till to motrow. count Chateanbriaed is spoken of as likely to come into uffice. If so it will be a death-Wow to Villehone. _ One o'Clock in the Afieennon.—We a e just now in formed that M. de Ruuneval is poiitively to hive the Purtefeuille of Foreign Aff.nri. .—may be bad at the Noun Lows of the Courson ; at saes' Library, St. James street; riber'sf, New Bud-twee amok llarie. and Graves, 6, PaSisal! ; Acketmann's, Regent-street and — Ogrund ; Taylor's Architectural Library and Carpenter's Libtary, Holborn; Harris's Juvenile Library, St. Paul's Church-yard !Phoney's, Bookseller, 17, Neetotreet; Richardson's, Royal Ba ths/me ; and the Minerva Library, Leadenhall-street. The Building will continue Open daily from Ten to Four, l otering the nest Week. PROM TIIS JOURNAL DES DEBATE. PARIS. les. 25. The same stagnation, the sau e incertitude sti:l crn tinue,, with reqsect to the 144 of thr Ministry. From information which we htve procured this sunning, it would appear that the Pottugue,e !Cadgers who lately sailed horn Plymouth, will anew! t a dis eashaikation to the north of Oporto. No drubt this resolution has been taken in conseque. ce of some com munication which they have had with rir compatriots in Lisbon.—Aretneal dos Havre, Jou. 22. Philip Batman Lycet, Worcester. glove manufacturer, February 3, at ten, 10, at cleave, and March 10. at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts. Basinghallstreet. Attornies. Messrs. Hadbehl and Co. Manchester; or Messrs. Hurd and Co. Inner Temple. Frsderick (Meld, Pall.maU, wine merchant, January 29, at nine, Irldstuary 13. and March 10, at ten, at the Court of Commis sioners of Bankrupts. Baslnghall.street. Anaemia, Messrs. Spurr and Co. Warnford.court. John Grain, Palsgrave-place, Temple bar, wine merchant, Feb. 6,10. and March 10, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankropts, Basinglialtitreet. Attorney, Mr. Davies, Pals. _grave-place, Temple-bar. Merit Martin and is rnard Stamm, Begent.otreet, paper stainer% January 30. February 10, at eleven, and March 10. at ten , at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basisighalt street. Attorney, Mr. 0. Pope, Gray's Inn-square. Thomas Nixey, Osford.atteet, St. Maryda-banne,boeiar, February 10, at twelve, I r. and March In. at ten, at the Court of Com missioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall.strtet. Attornies, Messrs Hamilton and Co. Bcrwick.street, Soho. Joseph Beddow, Walcot, flontersetshlre, pastrircank, January 30, 31, and March 10. at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, Bath AttOfilieb, Mr. W. H. Mackey, Bath ; or Messrs. Williams and Co. Lincoln's Inn-fields. William Luxton, Exeter, coal merchant, February 5, 10. sod March 10, at eleven, at Longdon's ltnyal Subscriptinn Rooms. Exeter. Attornies, Messrs. A.llington and Co. Bedford-row; or Mr. W. H. Furlong, Nurthernhay, Exeter, Thomas Fad, Aston Hall, Staffordshire, dealer, February 9, at four, 10, and March Ito, at ten, at the lied Lion Inn, Newport, Shrop. shire. Aran:ties, Messrs. Honing and Co. Gray's Inn.place ; or Mr. J. Stanley, Newport. Henry Yates, Titherington, Cheshire, silk throwEer, February IS, at four, 14. at nine, and March 10. at twelve, at the 31acele4field Arms Inn and Hotel, Macclesfield. Amanita, Messrs. Grime ditch and Co. Macclesfield ; ur Messrs. • Hal and Co. low Churchyard. GLAMORGANSHIRIL The Important and very TaloaAl• Lordship and Manors of DEATH ABBEY ESTATE, COUTAININCI ASOUT 811% THOUSAND ACRES OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD LAND; Stow in the severs] Hamlets of Cosd, Frank, Ditilfrya. Clydaelt, Biaoshotadan, Ynissimond, in tbo Parish of Chdortort; and County of Manlove ; - With thoptcoolve OAK WOODS of Soo NAVAL TIMBER, I Wort*. COLLIRRIES, IRON. and COPPER WORKS, W ettitintetS.PLlClCS oft do Navigable Moor' NEATH,oftheatabteef neat TEN THOUSAND POUNDS a Year. TO BE SOLD ST AUCTION, , 4 . ONE-THIRD PART of this very valuable PRO PERTY, at (car'away's Coifeohouse, London, in the first week in May neat, unless an acceptable offer is made by Private Contract. of which previous notice will be given. For Particulars apply to Mr. Fox, Solicitor, Beaminster, Dor eetshlre ; 'Mr. Wickens, Solicitor, Montagu.street, Russelliquare, Lendou ; Adam Murray, Surveyor, Land Agent, and Auctioneer, St, St. hiartlo's•lane, London. Mr. A. Clayton, Cadoaton, near Meath, will show the Rotates to intending Purchasers. Just published, By Haw CoLsoas, New Burlington street. ANK and TALENT.- A Novel. By the Author 110 or " Tructieborough Hall." In Three Vols. post syo. T A LES of PASSION. By the Author of " Gilbert Earle." In Time Vols. post Ivo. formers; Lord Lovers Daughter The /Mend= &mud Love. 3. SAILORS arid SAINTS. By the Author of " The Naval Sketch Book." In Three Vols. post Soo. 4. The DISOWNED. By the Author of "Pelham." Se cond Edition, in Three Vols. post giro. 31s. ed. " If • Pelham' justly raised for its author a very high charac ter. the ' Drowned' will raise it far higher."— Literary Gazette. 5. The ANGLO-IRISH ; or, LOVE and POLITICS. A Tale of the Nineteenth Century. In 3 Vols. post Ivo. 31s. id. 6. TALES of WOMEN ; or, ILLUSTRATIONS of the FEMALE CHARACTER. In Two Vols. post Svo. In a ft w days. 7. The BALL; or, a GLANCE at 'ALMACK'S. In One . Vol. Pon &co. 7a. 6d. is ECARTE; or. the SALONS of PARIS. In Three Vol.. post 'lvo. 0. TRAITS of TRAVP.L ; or, TALES of MEN and CITIES. Ul' the Author of Highways and Byways." In .. Three Vela. punt /Ivo.' . 10. TALES of a VOYAGER to the ARCTIC OCEAN. Second Series. In Three Vols. post avo. TOOTHACHE AND EAR-ACHE. 11101ERRY'S ESSENCE has revived the sanction Aid 411. mein ;tithe most distinguished Personages Wadi* Elergdom, .toiether with the united testimony of the Ann Physieiaste is Retype, and noirteroossfavourable continents in highly respectable Medical • 'Journals, where it has heed declared to be the 46 Best thing ever slisetnieved for the Tooth-ache and Ear-ache." It inetantaneossly relieves the most excruclathtg pain, preservei the Teeth sound and Erin, prevents further decay, effectually cures the Scurvy in the • Gums, fastest loose Teeth, and renders them firm and serviceable so dull/twat peeled, ind effectually prevent; the Tooth-ache. Sold in Bottles at ta. l id. and ts. 941. by Messrs. Butler, Chemists, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's; fisekville-street, Dublin; Princes- Street, Ldinhurgh ; Savory and Co. 130, New Bond -street; and the princip.4l Xledicine Venders in the Kingdom. Of whom may be bid MORRIS'S BRUNSWICK CORN PLASTER, an . excellent Remedy fee Eradicating Cotes. Bunions, al ts.. . MB. Ask for Psalm's Es;a3rei for the Thoth Ache. A • ROWLAND and SON respectfully solicit Ladies A • and Gentlemen on purchasing Macassar Oil. net td take any without being inclosed with a Pamphlet in a Wrapper, the Label having the w0r..14 - . 11 ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL;' and .oiled at each and, with the Name and Address, and signed un the label in red. " A. ROWLAND St SON. en Hatton Garden," _ . mid cmner.iirted " Alex. Rowland." Price Ss. 6d. 7s. 10s. ed. and Yls.per buttk. AU usher prices. or without t►e wrapper. are counterfeits. A valuable Supply of the Genuine h just received by the most respectsbk Perfumers, Chemists, &c. Of whom may be had ROWLANIJ'S X A LIMOS. The most IN FA Ll.' SIX SPECIFIC for protecting tie SKIN and COMPLEXION front the COLD WINDS or DAMP ATM OS P Ell Ef—and warranted innosious. Its sooth ing, meliorative properties, immediately allays the smarting irrita bility of the Skin, reduce the most violent inflammation, heal harsh and ruilyli skin, and resist all disorders which disorganise the be.:uty of the female ennntrnance, and, as increasing the fair mess and transpa►ency of the skin, exceed all crimpedrion. It afford* soothing relief m Ladles nursing their offspring. To Gen tlemen, after Shaving, it allays the irritating and smartinglisit, and renders the Skin smooth and plestante—Price 4s. 6d. and weld. per bottle. Duty intinded. CAUTIN.N. —To prevent Imposition, and by autborky alb& Ha nourshle Commissioner of Stamps, the name and address !d the Proprietor is engraved on the Government Stamp, affixed - Mstise tuck of each genuine bottle, “ A. ROWLAND flt SON,- 90, 11A TTO N. G A R DEN ." Sold by Mr. Smyth, Perfumer, No. 117, New 'Bond-street; E. Danarie, Perfumer, litchborne street; Sanger, 156, Oxford.. mmart ; No. 158, Gattie and Pierce, 57, D. 'algae,. 65; New Bond.street; Atkinson, 39, New Bond - street and 44, Gird ard.sterri.; Butler 4, CheoPoide ; Bayley and Mew, Codgers wrest ; Petry and Co. 37, Lombard street; Berry aadtloyd s t 14, . Greek-street; Low, 530, and Prout, 611 . 6, Strand ; Burgess-and Co. 68, Holborn hill; Sutton, Bow Church yard; Milani% 67, NewArry; 45, St. Paul's atorcis.yarti; Barclay sad SOW, 955. Fleer.market ; J. and T. Rime, 65. Cbrapeide; &radii's& Bib , thange.gate; Nix, fronting the Royal &change; Take, 41a and Johnstone, 63, Combill. MONO'S ON THE 'VENEREAL, ht. • • SINICOND EDITION. JUST Published, rice f 5.64. A TREATISE on the • ViCIIEREAL Dr4EASE, containing plain irad prectield ihmedens, b width orry Inc may ewe himself. By 3014141 LIGNU NI, Surgeon, Idenebestre To ire bad of 24r. Lagoons, tkidgeatreet, Manchester= and Marshall, Slatinnernoceart ,• J. and C. Evans, it, Wen Sirsiklifieed ;I. Sanger , 130, Orford - snarl ; %relay sail des, OS, }dirt-snadret ; Ytnlers , Chemists, Cheapide, earner of • &. Floses Charcb.yarsi, Lenders ; sada all other Boasting kat Meesetne Venders in Town and Country. iall" *siege above Work is divested of Technical Ternse, l ltwili be tame a eloatrie compendia* en this disease.'- Tim pent:Tip tires are all given la Engialt, anti everhing is enpleined in the' mast Meaflligihie nasener. ?la. Lissom 's Pri.t.s, fur the infallible core of all degrees of phpitie Diseases. Doe shell Mil is a Dam, and the taking of oar . bus, inn "mint ewe, raid entente the Patient of be speedy • emery. Naticies em he beset mere fife et cow vodkas, than this essersiy. is teeny esseispering envy ofinlool this Iketreetiee Isidady,l4 am et tondos It wets Re tronfrattatert, reenint of Met, or Wrogroorr laborers& WAIL-OFFICE, J An. QC Ist Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Captain William Alexander Maxwell to be Major, by purchase, vice Wallace, promoted. Lieut. Richard Martin to be Captain, by purchase, vice Pia:- well. Cornet Frederick Hawke. to be Liemeosat, by purchase, eke Martin. Pinion Edward Birkett Grant, from the 924 Foot, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Hawkes. 4th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant John May, from the 11th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Gumbleton, who ex. changes. Lieut. George Henry Creed, from half pay of the 104th Foot. to be Qoanermaster, vice James Dixon, who retires ire half pay 104th Foot. 13th Ditto—To be Lieutenants—Cornet Henry Elton, without purchase, vice Berwick, deceased; Cornet Richard Gethin, without purchase. vice Teesdale, deceased; Cornet Thos. John Parker, by purchase, vice Gethin whose promotion by purchase has not taken place; Cornet F rederick Thorold, by purchase, vise Stokes, promoted. T. be Cornets-r-George Jas. Walker, Gent. without purchase, vice Gethin; Thos. Garde Durdin, Gent. by purchase, vice Thorold. 3d Regiment of Footu—Lleuteriant Patrick Mackie to be Adjutant, vies Mackay. deceased. 4ali Ditto—Captain Henry William Breton to be Majors by pur chase, vice W4lai, promoted. IA tit. George t)arby Griffith to be Captain, by purchase, vice Breton. Ensign Chas. Stuart Mbe Liestesant, by purchase, eke Griffith. (larks Wyndham fkahhope. Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Stuart. Quer ter•fierjeant William Hamm to be Quartermaster, vice an, dnteaaed. Ditee...-flanieset.Oga)tie Brodribb, from the 7th Light, s, to be Quartermaster, vice Only, deceased. 11th Ditto—Captain Napier Turner Christie, from the half pay, to be Captain, paying the difference, vice itobinsoa, appuititril to the 79th Foot. Lieut. Robert Gumbletun, from the 4th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice May, who exchanges. 14th Ditto—William Goode, Gent.to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Ferarick, Who retires. gist Ditto--Captain Frederick James George Mathews, from the half pay, to be Captain, vice Thomas Pakenham Vandeleur, who exchatiges, receiving the difference. 99th Ditto—lieutenant Benjamin Beaufoy, from the half pay, to be Lieutenaut, paying the difference, vice Biggs, promoted. 30th Ditto — Lieutenant Charles John Boyce. front the 38th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Barlow, who exchanges. sub Ditto—Surgeon Jobe Harding Walker, M. I). from half pay De Meuron's Regiment, to be Surgeon, vice Thomas Bourchier, "be recites upon half pay De Bhutan's Regiment.. BM Ditto—Captain Hugh Piper to be Major, without purchase.' vice Day, deceased ; Lieutenant B. Barlow, from the 30th Foot , 1 to be Lieutenant, vice Hoyes, who exchanges • Assistant Surgeon"! Thomas Foss, from the 59th Foot, to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Thomson, deceased. 44161 Ditto—Lieutenant Charles Langwonh to be Captain. by purchase. 'ice St. John. who retires; Captain William Doran Bernatd, from the half pay, to be Captain, vice Charles Dave, who exchanges, receiving the difference ; Ensign William Green to be Lieutenant. by purchase, vice Lang worth ; George Sweet. fog, Gent. to be Ensign by purchase ' vice Green. 47th Ditto—Francis William Alundy, Gent. tti be Ensign, without purchase. vice White, deceased. 48th Ditto—Ensign William Francis Stubbs to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Thompson, whose promotion has not taken place. .to be ErisignsG. Al. Lys. Gent. without purcbase, vice Leech, deceased ; Huiry Durham Gibbs, Gent. by purchase, vice Thompson, who retires. 574 Ditto--Hooourable Richard Le Poer Trench to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Yorke, promoted in the 94th Foot. 60th Ditto—Captain Honourable George Augustus Spencer, from the 69M Foot, to be Captain, vice Robert Kelly, who retires upon half pay 40th Foot. 62d Ditto— Lieuteuant Charles Henry John Lane to be Paymaster, vice Jellieue appointed ;o a Recruiting District. 69th Ditto—Captain John Knight Jauncey, from the 40th Foot. to be Captain, vice Spencer. appointed to the 60th Foot; Lieut. Edward Bohol% to be Adjutant, vice Ruse, who resigns the Ad jutantey only. 71st Ditto—Major Charles Levinge, front the half pay, to be Mr4or, vies J. 1.41611. Watson, who manger, receiving the di& • "trance. 77th Ditto—Captain Nicholas Wilson to be Major, by purchase, vice Clarke, promoted; Lieutenant Thomas Oliver Partridge to be Captain, by purchase, vice Wilson; Resign Charles Lee to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Partridge; George Dixon, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Lee. `Mb Ditto—Captain Jeremiah Robinson, from the 11th Foot, to be Captain, vice John Marshall, who retires upon half pay, acs ceiving the difference. 84th Ditto—Captain Roger Sweeny, from the Ceylon Regiment, to be Captain, vice Henry Alexander, who retires upon half pay Royal Staff. Corps. 88th Ditto—Ensign George Acklom to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Riming, deceased. 90th Ditto—Ensign Henry Robert Thurlow to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Foot, deceased. 91st Ditto—Ensign William Calder to be Lieutenant, without purchase • Charles Baird AP Menlo, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Calder; Lieutenant James Robert Breaker to be Adjutant, vice Wltityre, deceased. 92d Ditto--Archilseld Inglis 'Lockhart, Gent. to be Ensign by purchase, vice Giant, appointed to the Ist Dragoon Ge,ttiv. 94th Ditto--Ensigu Gr..utham Menton Yorke, from the 541 Foot, -to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice O'Reilly, who retires • Halbert Aldworte, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Meld ing, who retires. Royal Staff Corps—To be Lieuteeant-Colonele—Major Henry Du Vernet. Alajor Frederick William Mann. f u be Captains—Lieutenant James Horton, Lieutenant John Qin'', Pantry. To be First Lieutenants—Second Lieutenant Edward Adams, Lieutenant Richard Leckotiby Phipps, Second Lieutenant Geo. Burrell Cumberland, Second Lieutenant Robert Fraser, Second Lieutenant Henry %%ellen. Ceylon Regiment-.-Captaiu Francis Du Vernet, from the Royal Staff Corps, to be Captain, vice Sweeny, appointed to the 84th Foot. UNATTACIIA To be Lieutenant-Colonels ut Infantry. by • purchase—Brevet Lieutenaut-Cohinel George Mks Weison, from the 4th Foot ; • Nikko Robert Wallace, from the Ist Dragoon Guards. 'a be Captain of Infantry, by purchase—Lieutenant Edw. Grant Stokes, from the 13th Light Dragoons. The (Miters have been allowed to retire from ire, by the sale of essattach'ed Commissions : Lieutenant-Colonel Charles began, Royal Artillery. Liewenant-Colonel Henry Hickman, Royal Artillery. Paymaster Wood, half pay 441 Foot. COWillifillOOS by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Lanark. Gauge Ahem &q . to be Deputy Lieutenant ; Kippen, Esq. to be ditto: Major-General John Lamont, to be ditto. Commission in the let or Western Reginseot of Norfolk Militia. William Neville Custance, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Damant, foiling& DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY. Thomas Shaw, Southampton, wine merchant. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. Winans Harker empty°. Pickering, Yorkshire, grocer. Jahn Odes and Robert Thorne% Caroaresn, grocers. BANKRUPTS. _ _ French Thomas Hart, Chadotte-strert:Olackfriare.road, tailor, to surrender, January 30, at twelve February 12, at one, and Mareitik at ten, at the Court of Coiuntssionen of Bankrupts, =4ll4uset. Attorney, Mr. Staffurd, thieklugham•etreet, Climbs nakintick Pitman, Butcher Haßlane, statiooer, Jannal7l So, 11 1 14VINey 6. and March 10, at eleven, at the Cour t of Com missioners of Banks" Buinshalt.street. Attorney, Mr. J. C. - Fosdrinfer, Angel-court, Throgmonon.street. Samsel Heripath, Ust.kuse, Wood-street, bat-manufacturer, Feb. 5, at twelve, JO, at one, and March 10, at twelve, at the Court of Coassaissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Hussman, Bond-coort, Walbrook. James ilittliense, Wathns.street, warehouseman, February 5, at ouse y lo, , 'and March 10, at twelve, at the Cern of Commis. signers of Bankrupts, Basinshall.street. Attorney, Mr. Kemp, iinewhee Inn fields. Richard Boyden Barkish, Bishopsgate.street Without, wine mer chant', February 6, at ten 13, at elem. and March 10, at ten, at the Coon •of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinshall.strset. Attorney, Mr. Pascua, Bow Church:lard. Richard Dunn, Arabella row. Pimlico, appraiser, January 50, February 13, and March 10, at one, at the Court of Commis sioners of llsakrspta. Deablitali-atreet. &gamey, Mr. H. &too, New lon. DIVIDENDS. Feb. S. T. Dodzson, Chearide, warehouseman, at twelve, at the Court of Commissionen. Feb. 17, J. G. Blake. _Chelsea, shipowner, at ten, ac the Conti of Coinmirsioners. Feb. YO, J. Littiewood, Rochdale, Lancashire, stationer, at eleven, at the Court of Feb. 6, W. Ellis; &yn►our-srreet. St, Pancras, grocer, at One , at the Court of Com missioners. Feh.l9, W. Watts, Oldbury-on-the- Hill, Gloucestershire, saddler, at eleven, at the White Hart lam, Tetbery, Gloucestershire. Feb. 19. J. Woulmer, Hitter, linendraper, at twelve, at the Globe T , Exeter. Feb. 27, W. Whattou. Manchester, irottfounder, at nine, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Feb. 17, W. Wilson, Bridgefield, Lancashire, tanner, at eleven, at the Brown Cow, Ulverstun, Lan cashire. Feb. 17, W. Duff and T. Browne, Liverpool, merchants, at one; at the oce of Mr. Thompson, Liverpool. Feb. 24. J. Withoall and T. S. Livingston, Salford, I..ncashire, machine makers, at none, at the Star Inn, Marchester. Fels. 18, J. &Anton, Lincoln, bookseller, at twelve, at the Monson's Arms Inn, Gains burgh, Lincolnshire. Feb. 20, J. Brown and. J. Thompson, Fenchurch.street, merchants, at *ten, at the Court of Commis sioners. Feb. 20, A. Gibb on, W. F. Gibbon, and IL Gibbon, Old City Chambers, merchants ' at eleven, at the Court of Com missioners. Feb. 24, W. Ward. Leeds, pstren maker. at el. yen, at the Court House, Leeds. Feb. 20, T. Hassine, Huddersfield, woollen cloth merchant, at eleven, at the offices of Molars. White bead and Robinson, tindderibeld. Feb. 17, T. Champion, West Hans Abbey, Essex, .farmer, at one, at the Court of Commis sioners. Fah. 27. W. Wright. Wakefield, innkeeper, keen, at the Sessions House, Wakefield. Frb 19, W. Hobbs, Brioted, druggist, at one, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Feb. 111. W. Brooke, Gainsburgh, Lincolnshire, innkeeper, at eleven. at the Alonson's Arms Inn, Gainsburgh. Feb. 6, G. B. Clarke ' Gerard street, Sub°, wine merchant, at one, at the Court of Cointnis goners. Feb. 6, R. Ainsworth, Elmer Hall, Rochdale, Lanca shire, woollen manufacturer, at eleven, at the Court of Commie stoners. CERTIFICATES. Fes. 17. B. Smith, Bristol, tailor. J. Harris, Birmingham. sail factor. A. B. Becks, Bath, upholsterer. S. Gil Mans. Christ Chards, Sur rey, baker. G. Webb, Bristol, grocer. W. Jones, Kidbrooke, Kent,"bay dealer. J. Stevens, Bulton•ureet, •Kennington Com mon, bricklayer. M. H. Stevens, Sames's-place, Yrince's-road, Lambeth, dealer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. W. Jack and Co. Glasgow, drapers. J. Rainer and F. Davies, Pershore, Worcestershire, surgeons. T. Darker and J. Anthony, Mertlayrtidvii. Glamorgansbire, mercers. J. Meal and R. Tunny. Slaishwalte. Yorkshire, dyes.. W. Watson, gen. and W. Chaser, Kettering. Northamptonshire, miltsiers. D. W tight and Cu. Thornton, Yorkshire, worsted spinners. J. Vans and J. Denise, Margate, coach . builders. T. Gray and C. L. Gray, North-place, Grays Inn-lane, glass painters. I'. Cash and J Smith, Manches ter, silk manufacturers. W. Robinson and IL W. Rainey, Lizard. street, St. Luke's, grocers. P. N. Brusbli..4.l and J. Brown, Chiswell-street, Finsbury-square, oil and c4lour men. J. Davy and K. Davy, Yorkshire, merchants. J. Stones* and C. Strn►es, ' Nottingham, coach builders. W. Dewhirst, gen. and Co. °gentlest, Yorkshire, cotton spinners. 11. Spurrier and E. Horsley, Tyne. mouth, Northumberland, coach proprietors. J. Beningheld and C. Young, Osborne-street, Whirechaprl, brewers. I. Souter and W. Herrick, Mitre -court, St. Paul's Church-yard. J. Todd and Co. Cukheth. Lancashire, bleachers. G. Sharp and F. Wilson, Colchester, hatters. W. P. Call and Co. Aberdeen. cotton maim facturers. It. Wrigley, sett. and 11. Wrigley, jun. Netherton. Had. dersheld, woollen manufacturers. GIBBALTAR. Extract of a letter dated Gibraltar. Jan. B:—w The weather has set in extremely cold f..r the last few days, and the people without the walls now come into town freely in the day time, and go out at nigl t. The troops in camp will commence to-morrow returning to their barracks, by two regiments a day, so that the place may be considered quite healthy, and clean bills of health will be soon issued. The Spanish General com manding at Algesiras has submitted to the Supreme Board of Health at Madrid to open the communication at the end of forty days, to date Isom the 2d instant, when he considered the last case of the convalescent state ended. Great praise is due to our principal medical office?, Dr. Pym, for the seal he has shown, and for the order, method, and wisdom he has introduced in this very distressing calamity.. Sqme very important evidence has been obtained, which will probably establish the importation of this cruel fever by the Swedish ship Dygds..n, arrived here on the 28th of June from Haven nab. A Board is officislly spoken of as named by the Lieutenant Governor, to investigate the matter." A serious accident occurred to the Duke of Luxem bourg on Monday, whilst on a shooting excursion with the King and the Dauphin in the Forest of &Germain. The Duke's gun burst, and occasioned so much injury to his hand, that it was fogad necessary to cut rift the thumb. The Duke de Mouthy his taken the place of the . Doke of Luxembourg no Impose, as Captain. of the Body Guatdst—Galigisant's Mummer. MADRID. Jaw 15. The Queen has been confined to her bed since the Bth. Het complaint is inflammation of tae d►toar, ac companied pith fever. The Bulletin Publisherl .i its day is,uf. a satisfactory flamer. . PROM TUE MRSSAGIR DRS CNA MIRRIB. CADIZ, Jan. •. PROM A PRI VATR I.ILTTRR. You knout that three Fiend' werch.sotrotn, captured by Algerine pirates. have been taken into the ports of the Empire of Morocco. I learn by a letter from Tangier, dated the 21st of December, that in consequence of strict orders given by the Emperor, none of the goods belonging t.r these ships is to be sold ; that pet sons who had bought a part of then been put iu prison ; and last) , that the Algerine Consul has ueen obliged to give security toe the value of the prizes. These measures will reilraps ..blige the captors to 'leave the p its if Morocco, and proceed to Algiers, and the vessels nr.y thus tie retaken by the French ships of war cruising on that coast. PARIS, Jar. £4. The Deputir a met yrwerday to the rtimb.r of about 200, in It e ball *bete they usually hold their siting., in contequerree of an invitation which had been sent to their residences. The obi cc of this convocation was to be present at the reading of the Or.!inance for the open ing of the Chambers on the 27th of the present condi, to nominate the Grand Deputation which on that day is to go and melee the King. to hear the letter read by which the Matsinis de these invites them is be pre sent at the Mass of the 11..1y Ghost, which will be cele brated the Jay before at Notre AIM! and lastly, to distribute among themselves the 98 tickets a loch admit their families to be present at the solemnity of the open ing of ti e Chambers. M. Labbey de Pompieres, as the see for Meorber pre- , sent, acted as President, and drew by lot the names of the 24 Members who are to compose the De,.utAt.c.n. COUNTY ARMAGH NIEEFING. . ApRIDGILD ff.l; U TUX STAR Ir BRUNSWICK The calmly dignified by having v.ithin its t recincts the chief seat of the EstAtished Chinch in On, king dom, has come forward is defence of the and liberties i f Great lirit.tin. in a tnannes every way worthy id it. There are some very peculiar circumstances con; ected with the meeting of tto Piotesta- t of the county of Armagh, which took place in the city of th.tt n tine, 00 Inui Way, ultich justify and call his the ,!vtait into which we ate about to enter. Flom causes which ate no doubt familiar to the geneiatity of our is d-'s. this essentially and almo t exclusively P.otestsi t c, only is represented by two pim Poises y Member cue a bias., ,i 1 a Noble and. liberal family, the col.ef ths. apostate from a cause (that of the Protestants) *loci' it *a, once anticipated he would have adorned. The Governor r f the coutty too is anti Protestant in his pole:tea: ides. and to clown all, the High Shetiff fir lil t Arum being is kn-wn to be strongly tinctured wita what .ate called iiGeral teeling.. Under these cicurnicances a reqi.isition, calling on the last named Officer to c..nsicue the notestants of his Bailiwick give expression to their opinions on the 11,-man Catholi. Question, was f rwarded to that Officer. To it were attached the names of upwards of twenty blagiurates of the county, t gether with a ?toy consi derable potion of its landed proprietors and resident Gentry. That dignitary, whose name is Barry F a. Esq. cosi trously :closest to conveiie the Meeting for the purpose which the Reqoisitionists d. sired s and thus, as far as his authority went, untold have suppressed the expression cf Protestant feeling in thi4, as the event proved, one or the most Prote,tant counties sif the North of Ireland. But not so easily could that SUpplrell. sion he effected. The same Gentlemen who bad signed the requisition, published notices, canine on the county to assemble, and affized thereto their names. The result was such as might have been anticipated from As max h. At so early an hour as six o'clock bodies of Protestants began to assemble in all the towns and villa A es of the county, with the intention of coining into the city in bodies. This was mole particularly the case on the Portadown and Loughgall ro.ds, from which, about half-past eleven, there came into the town one of the most admirably arrayed processions of imainied men that we have ever .beheld. The different bodies of men coming from these quarters had united at a short dis tance hom the entrance to Armagh. and headed by Joseph Atkinson, J. P. and Conran Woodhouse, Esq. J.Zcann into the city in the most admirable and peace able order. First came a body of farmers awl persons of the better description of yeomanry, a body only to be found in the Protestant counties in the north of Ireland, mounted on horseback, two and two, without lags, or any other distinguishing insignia, with the excei.tion of an occasional exhibition of an orange ribbon; it being the inception on this occasion to have a inertia" of Protestants simply as such, and not thangemen. This body, sell mounted and capitally dressed. consisted nt about *Wee': hunched, Wh`o rode into vitro with tte utmost regularity, and were greeted as they entered from all (patters with food shouts of applause. To these succeeded a body of men, srolkrog two and two, at the head of whicl4aati occult:4lly mingled in the general mass , were - bands of music; some flags were borne in thus part Isf the assemblage, and numbers of the individuals of which it was composed' wore mill knots uf.orange and purple.sibbon, which contributed to the gay-appearance of the scene. Jihia line of linked pedebtitans extended about a mile and a lull in length,