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DAY; I'ECEMBSI I I-11; IN • = ." Plitt Szvzw-tgtrcit. NEVER ACTED: . . OFFICE. OF 04D1174141r.4144 4,s - 419 13 .-.:1 THE Public are : hereby. inforceed, : ,that .7)*n seven PLATES of tie OB.DNANC.B..BUBIPE4 GREAT BRITAIN; cairicci:on . under 'the sUpiriniUMlCaste the late Major-Gener a l IdriTIGE„ 'LLD. F.& and A.S. are now complete, and Ain* Impresalons frosi die are on Sale at the Ordnance Map Ogles, In ihg TOwer of tie& don ; and also at William Paden's; Geogtapherto his:Mails% and Agent to the Board of Ordnance, at Charing:crof. Thai I Plates contain the. Counties Of Kent, Bae z ; , Dorset, Devon, 'int' Corinna, and . *Mir*, ' Surrey, Pembroke, Cardigan, Carm;uthen;Gictnaegaist-Witts, Bests, beddleaer, SttbYGlk, Mattfoildi and •Ciathakir.— Part IX. containing nearly the whole of Pembirokainze. usta . . _ - CR Aiettit • tt hir DAYlviilt bt ieleinittedr , rltts.T.satal: Two:Leßow, DoceOstar te. .3 • Prradier, Rev. Dr, QA R.f IY. . I , • Otalor THOMNS DOWN:tit." ..Tkr"-ut I • STRIA Bc ' - MINN An* *44_ I Yowlikb iftwiaspi 114% prwoox 0r..?..A5* • txmog 9llPki P r Dr. " • failertiokati, Esc • • • likisraistkie *AM* at a itesnei - . after Yaw . , • lotop • Tob ov iiii Six o'Cloct. • SALES BY AUCTION, k * AST TWO NIGHTS OF MR. JOHN REEVE., AND IitiRLETTA OF ERRORS AT HALF-PRICE. ADELPHI THEATRE, STRAND. Authority of the Right Hon. the Lord Chamberlain. films PRESENT EVENING, Dec. 11,18'20, and 1. TO. MORROW, Dec. 12, will be produced, an entirely ncw Melo-Dram„a in Three Acts, entitled, Z A MOSK I ; or, THE FORTELAS AND THE Mmi.: After which, a new Imitative Barletta, in One Act, called ACTING MAD. DIA (the MaS Actor), Mr. JOHN RtErs, in which he will in troduce a Comic Song, and give Imitations of different 1,011. (lon Performers. To conclude with a new Mythological Extravaganza, in Three Acts, founded on Dryden's Comedy of " Amphitryon; or, The Two Socias," entitled, A U1.321.8TTA OF ERRORS; or, Jorrres owe Ausszwo TO BE SO TO rAVions. THE COMMISSIONERS for Paging, Lighting, and Cleansing the Town and Port of HAS'll N GS, in the tounty of SUSSEX, will meet at the Town Hall, in Hastings :Iforesaid. on the 19th day of DrCE3OIIIII newt, at Ten o' kr , :he Forenoon, to receive Proposals from Persons willing t o tract for new Paving the Parish of Saint Clement, and the Pa -71 of Saint Mary in the Castle, in the said Town and Port of liastings, as they may direct, at per yard super or foot, for the following Works : New Aberdeen Curb, not less than 8 inches thick and 12 incises wide, properly faced, and of equal thickness all round, at per foot run. New sound Purbeck Paving, no stone less than 24 inches thick, at per foot super. New Purbeck Squares, E. per yard super. New Aberdeen or Leith 9 inch Granite, laid in Channels, at per yard super. New ditto, 7 inches deep, ditto, at per yard super. Labour and Gravel in relaying old dr new Boulders, includ ing taking up and sorting old Stone, carting into other streets or Flaces, also carting in all new stone which may be necessary to mite good the deficiency of old, and also raising or lowering all ground to a depth not to exceed 9 inches, at per yard super. The work to be begun on the firsttday of March, 1821, and to be completed en or before the first day of June following. The Proposals to state the shortest time they will engage to finish High-street in, and to give the names of two respectable Persons, who are willing to become Securities in the sum of XlOOO, for the due performance of the same. Particular!, and Specifications of the Works to be done, may b.: seen at the Office of Mr. Totnpsett Town Clerk, Hastings, i n tween the hours of Ten and Four o' clock. This day was published, price ss. boards, A NTI-SCEPTICISM; or, An Inquiry into the A Nature and Philosophy of Language, as connected with the Sacred Scriptures. By the Author of " The Philosophy of Elocution." " It must be reminbered, that connection is not idostity."— Remarks on Scepticism. Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-lane, Lon don; and Munday and Slatter, Oxford. This dad was published, in 12mo. price 9s. boards, The Second Edition of E SSAYS and LIFE and CHA RACTER. 6 , We have seldom roused any similar volume wis►ii4hsr p;easuce. It is written throughout with great facility and ale gartte, and bears everywhere indubitable marks of an upright cad honourable mind, richly cultivated both by study and travel." —l3lackwoocrs Magazine, August, 1840. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. This day was published, In demy Sim, price boards, the Third Volume of THE HISTORY of the BRITISH and FO REIGN BIBLE SOCIETY. By the Rev. JOHN OWEN, A.M. Late Fellow of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, Rector of Paglecham, Esser, and one of the Secretaries of the British and Foreign Bible Society. Sold by Ibtchard, Piccadilly; Seeley, Fleet-street; and by all other Booksellers. The Publishers give notice, that the Copies of the above Vo lume on Royal Paper, are so reduced as to leave only sufficient to accompany the remaining . Copies in hand of the two former Volumes; and therehare that none but Complete Sets on the large paper can be had. Price of the Set, Xi 135. BGOKS lately Published, by RODWILLL and Magna, 46, New Bond-street. I. JOURNAL of a TOUR through PART of the SN Y RANGE of the HIMALA MOUNTAINS, and to the Sources of the Rivers JUMNA and GANGES. With Historical Sketches of NEPAL; and the Origin, Pro- Wess, and Termination of the War with.that Government. By JAMES BA ILLIE FRASER, Esq. Royal quarto. With a large Map, price XS as. A few Copies on Imperial paper. price £4 4i. Mr. Fraser is the first European that has visited some of the scenes which he describes: as, for example, the far-famed holy place Gungotree ; the Narrative of hislourney to which is, in our judinient, the best written and most impressive por tion of his highly interesting and valuable work.' —.Edinburgh Monthly Review, November, 18420, IL TWENTY VIEWS in tcITIMALA MOUNTAINS. Engraved and beautifully colouneci from the Original Drawings of Mr. Fraser. Elephant folio, rrice X 2.1. _ _ A CLASSICAL and TOPOG RAP Il IC A L TOU R througl► GREECE, during the Years 1801. 1805, and 1806. By Ed ward Dodwell, Esq. F.S.A. &c. &e. In two volumes, large quarto, with upwards of One Hundred Plates, price XlO los. Other travellers have faithfully presented us with the tope. graphy and antiquities of these interesting countries ; but we are. indebted to Mr. Dodwell for having most successfully filled up a chasm in our literature, by connecting existing authorities with existing objects, and forming, as it were, a catalogue rai sonn6e of all that remains or is wanting of Greciat art."—Bri tiah Critic, Sept. 1119. IV. • • • VIEWS in GREECE, from Drawings by E. Dodwell, Esq. Nos. I. to V. in imperial folio, price £3 3s.•each. De Sixth and concluding Number of this Work will be very . shortly published. V.. TRAVELS In EGYPT, NUBIA, the HOLY LAND, MOUNT LEBANON, and CYPRUS in the Year 1814. By Captain Light. With Plates. Quarto, price as. VI. • _ TRAVELS in varbosseoeNTßlF.S of the EAST, more particularly Persia. By Sir William Ouseley. Vol. I. Plate* and Maps, price £.3 13s. 6d. VIT. The ITINERARY of the MOREA ; being a Description of the Routes of that Peninsula. /ly Sir William Cell. 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It is a manual to which the theokigical student vein often have occasion to refer, and with ourselves he will feel grateful t Dr. Brown for itaving placed such a treasure wirliin our reads" —Cila.taan Remembrancer, December,lB2o. portions of the adjacent Country, was published - on tk Ist of August, 1819; and as the Work is still in ,progress, ac cording to the original design of giving a complete Map of GM Britain, upon a Scale of One Inds to a Mile, the publi anion of the future Parts will folloVr as first as tile satire of ,441 4.-Wfw . k win Paiimit.alaigiawritientaalog ritlenten wishing to procure a Map of the Country surround ing their own habitations,- may, by application to Mr. Banta, at the Ordnance Map Office, where an Index Map will be shewn, select any sheets theyolease for that purpoie. All let ten on this subject addressed to Mr. Baru, under a corer to. the Secretary of the Board of Ordnance, Pall-M4ll, will beim ntediately attended to. By Order of the Board, R. H. CBETrt . . . TO THE KING'S MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY, Most Gam-sous Soreomoth•-•::: .--2 2• . E, youi.Maiesri's 41Tta- mi. . d loyal Subjects, - the MA,YOR,BAILIFFS.BUREIRSSES;and COM MONALTY of the TOWN ad COLINTY - of the TOWN of POOLE, beg leave most respectfully to offer to yotir Idejetty' this pledge - of oar Attaohnsent An year •Ropflberson; • our. 'mad: fidence in the integrity of . roue. lidisjestlit •Griettunent;-and our esteem and veneraeim for. ern-taVlinable Constitution. Aware of the attilmlitif of disidected Persons to excite a "irk of tumult and insubordiMitiaciiiill dames of your Majesty's Subjects, we owe it as a duty to •ilurselfts and our Country, fearlessly to come forward-at dila-alarming crisis, to join the peaceable and loyal in stemming t h e tommat.of .disaffietion e sqd l In endeavour, to the utmost of our power, to counteract the, Immeful effects which such wicked attempts may redime upon_ week and thoughtless miods;--L.• • ' :• • ' . I .* WI& we feel; lathe kamPkidge it dadaistssigtVi itiiii sailiktk, that we shalt evarmitelisstulif tvlffii therto resisted, the mucks of erg foreign ertifinaikitle-siditil bill fervently implore • the AIMAIIITI t in bisAiileguMMll.Volll avert the evils of anarchy and confusion with wMrk7/94101111 11 11 threatened, and we earnestly fair that this blob**, tflia• which has so proudly defied theittaciler inked' ~, A now enjoy a calm and d ignified repose , vaned ' 411 17 cord, ea. the Worts me saws... e...iii.... - . - .:-.! #4 -.• La. : _ “We cannot forget, as Britons, the pre-embisain me ,• now enjoy among the civilized Nations of the Werid-4nreen net forget that our Arts, our Aria, our Manufactures, serum rivalled ; that our MU and Religious Institutions are unequalled; and we trust we. never shall forget that we ewe this proud pro eminence in a great measure to the wisdom and energy of your Majesty's Government. " We beg to assure your Majesty of our firm determination to support the Laws and Constitution of these Realms, and we most sincerely wish your Majesty may long enjoy a prosperous and happy Reign over a free, loyal, and contented People. " Given under our Common Seal, this Bth day of Dee. lin." To the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT ELECTORS of the BOROUGH of ST. ALBAN'S. Gsorniestan, IN offering myself as a Candidate for the honour, of representing you in Parliament, I beg to express my un feigned condolence, upon the less which you have sustained, by the decease of your late much-lamented and highly respectable Representadve, Mr. W. Timmer R 01•1111. The loss of Inde pendent Representatives, in the Mouse of Commons, is at all times a calamity, but in the present eventful and alarming crisis of National Affairs, is peculiarly to be deplored.. Feeling as I do, the high character of your late Member, and' the responsibility which will attach to Whomsoever yen may choose to succeed him, particularly in times like these, I &tad_ be deferred from presenting myself for your choice, were I nor convinced that I should best deserve, and most effectually secure, your confidence and your approbation, by a diligent attendee to the duties of Parliament, by an assiduous regard to the interests of your ancient and respectable Borough, and by a sincere and steady support of Constitutional Freedom. I am senseless, that upon these occasions It is but too common to make large profes sions of independence: and if I refrain in any degree from such declarations, I beg to assure you, that it is from no disinclination to give tho.most explicit statement of my political sentiments. On the great question, that has lately agitated the Kingdom, I most heartily concur in tlie opinion, that the Investigation has been " derogatory front the dignity of the Crown, and injurious to the-best interests of the Empire:" sod heavy indeed is the responsibility of his islajesty's Ministers, who, having become the dupes of a wicked Conspiracy, have, with such sospielous evidence, originated proceedings in violation of the priociples of the Constitution, and eminently risking the trangeillity of the Country, I pledge myself to a steady oppesitien to all each .proceedings, should they be attempted to be revived, at eeltali* ever time, and against whomsoever they may be amid. I deplore the severe pressure of Agricultural. Dilussesetodell. and Commercial Distress ; and believe the feet dog elan hessit Repiesentative is to watch, with the Mutest jmdosvy. over Mit Public Expenditure, and enforce, by every possible mem, the most rigid economy. To secure the attainenent of *see adverb. tages, and to reconcile the People to necessary burdens, and unaypidable privations, I believe a temperate and Constitutional Reform of the Commons House of Parliament is abanintelf indispensible. With these sentiments, and with an honest determination to maintain these principles, allow me to solisit the kommir of your supper ; and if, by the exercise pf your elective kaisehise,. I should be &seed in the situation to which Tulin, I pronslos you, that my best and most zealous exertions doll be devoted to redeem my pledges, and justify your confidence. i have the honour to b#, Gentlemen, witigreaffiespece, Your falthjel bumble Servant. Finclsky, Dec. 9, ton. 2OUN Ris:;TROPE. . ,-;...- 11 L ,f 24 VESTMENT. LOU ' id OlgiY. - IPREZI4 4 IILECTORI A L TITMES . over the. WHOLE ' PAIIMINIZAettAg THREE THOUSAND ACRES, inidt a Agate deput Residence, with ()Kees, Funt-ruil l and v g 4 i:c and about Sixty , Acres of Lend, ender' in - A a' Leese for Twenty-one' Tema; at i nett Ater • Rest fali KrICIUSANDONE HUNDRED POUNDS pet Aaatatir . 'Mr. RORIICS,‘ • . • - . ~.IP , _ W . Ooldenequars),_ , • • _s r . a the stilasc. •ki -- ' .--: ' At Garrevraffs" Colite-bantse, hi Exchange-alien Cornhfli, on THURIDAT next, Dec. 14, •at Twehe &Clock, to One Lot, - THE very Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, the property of the lam Joint 11 . 03113L114 Esq.. deceased. Comprising the RECTORIAL TITHES of the *hole Parish of Great Weltering ronadalaity_. . TIDIER THOUSAND ACRES, A short distattee front theliesilest and fashionable Watering Place of South End, in the Camay of Essex. , Also, the newlpkerted excellent well-planned RESI DENCE, with Offices of all descriptions,. Coach-houses, Stables, Dog-kennel, capital Finn-Teed; with; Barns, Stabling, and all decessary Outbuildings, and about-Sixty Acres of rich 'and.— The whole Estate and Tithes let. for Twenty-one Years, at a nett clear Rent of • . ONE THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED , POUNDS PER . ... - 'A N NU M. • • .This Property is highly. valtiable and well-known rich Land as any in the Kingdom, and within a duet distance of Water carriage, where the Produce is conveyed, at a small Expense, to the Corn-Markets, for ready Sale and quick Returns. This Property is. very Improvable, as it is likely a cond- doable number of Acres ,sore in the Pariah. will be brought Wier C ultivation. The Residence, and Land may be viewed by applying on the Premises, where Particulars may be had ; also, at the Ship, rSouth End ; Ship, Rockford ; Cups, Colchester ; Blue Posts, Witham; Messrs. -Chalk and Meggy, and Black Boy, Cheims • feed ;-King's Head, Weldon; White Hart, Brentwood, and KieloßMl.; of Mr. Roberts, Solicitor, Furnivars-Inn ; at Gana . 4.tind of Mr. Robins, Warwck-stet-et, Golden-square ; .": 4. Plan of the House and Lands, and a Draft of the e say bit ma. - - • —.---„, .. . - • - • . SQMERSETSHIRE. ~ Capitsl DOMAIN between BATH and BRISTOL. MkNOR; ADVOICSOK and Parish of KELSTON, alumni .., - • . , in; *kb Game. Capital VREEMQLD' ESTATE, Land-Tax rederetned; the twhole QNg THOUSAND and, FOATY-FIVE ACRES itch- MEADOW, PASTURE, ARABLIi and WOOD c ILAND ; ital MANSION and OFFICA r•FARIAR, *Fitt" r ~ DWR.LLiNG-HOOSES, islet COT. MAWS • By Mr. ROBINS, • (Of Warwick-street, Golden-up:are), • 1 At Oarrawxy's Cafree-hodse, in Exchange-alley, Cornhlll, eh . Tasmania neat, December 14 j at Twelve eClook 41 Oast.' La, rPHE very Valuable and most Desirable FREE HOLD ESTATE, eomprising the Manor, Adelson, and entire Palish of Kehtos, with the Quit Rents, Vines,. &c. the capital MANSION, seated on a beautiful Lawn, ntlug the River Avon, called r . KELSTON HOUSE, Substantially. built of Stone, erected on an eminence, com manding delightful Views, embracing a very extended Scenery, only four miles from Bath, andeight from Bristol ; adapted for the Residence of a Family of the first distinction. Containing an Entrancz-hall and spacious Stone Staircase; two Drawing-rooms,. communicating; excellent Dining P=r, Library, eleven good Bed-rooms, three Dressing-rooms, Hosea keeper s roam Butler's room, and two good Water Cloasta t convenient DOmeitie Offices of all descriptions ' eight Sec Bed-roonu over, wits Coach-houses, dtablet, and all requisite Offices • excellent Kitchen Garden, walled round, Orchards, and Ice house.: The Land:, round the House are tastefully planted, ;Eta taw sent a Parklike aipearance. The Estate (exclusive of the Ad 'townies) contains • ONE THOUSAND AND FORTY-FIVE ACRES, Of rich tirades'', 'Pasture, • Arable, and Wood Land, with good Farmhouses and convenient dutbuildings, and is cow pktely within ar Ring Fence. The Property is bounded In great part by the river Avon, abbve which are thriving Woods, containing valuable Timber, and abounding with Game: the whole forming a most eligible and desirable Property, such as is rarely offered for sate.' It is preastmed that Coal may be found on the Estate. The Mansion to be viewed on Mondays and Fridays only, by Tickets, to be had of Messrs, eGny aid Michell, Chippenham, of whom printed Particulars may be had ; also at the White Lion Bath; Hush, Bristol; Plough Inn, Cheltenham; Castle; Sale-hill ; of Weer*. *urge, Land Surveyors, Bristol; at Gar mway's ; and of, Mr. Robins, Warwick-stroet. Goldea.sputre, London ; of whqpt Tiokets may also be had, and a Plan seen. VALUABLS FREEHOLD ESTATES IN THE W. RIDING OF YORKSHIRE, SCARTHINGWELL MANSION, PARK, PLANTATION% kgb LANDS. Dale-Free. By Mr. ROBINS, (of Warwick-street, Golden-square), At Garraway's Coffee House, Exchange-alley, Cornhill, on Ts easpar December 41, Isop at One o'Clock; THE CAPITAL , MANSI ON HOUSE AND 0 I.' FICES, SCARTHINGWELL HALL, Late the Residence of a NOBLEMAN, SearthingweU Perk, Plantations, and Land adjoining,conceding upwards of • POUR HUNDRED.AND EIGHTY ACRES . Of fine rich Land, situate upon the Great North Ro ad between, Ferry Bridge end Tadester, eight miles. from the former, and four from the latter. The House is most delightfully situate, and in excellent repair. The Grounds and Plantations are laid opt with great taste. A grand Sheet of Water (about Thirty Aires) well stored with . Fish. The Estate forms together ene of the most &nimble Resi -61000 for a Gentleman, of which the County of York has to beast. The Park and Lands are well wooded, and abound with Game. Roads excellent, and the Assessments very low. Also, in a short . unte will be SOLD,•as TADCASTER, iu the County of York, several other very Valuable ESTATES, situate in the Townships of Saxton, Church Fenton, Little Fen ton, Eisen,- and Barkstone Asb, aomprisine upwards of SIX HUNDRED AM) NINEYY ACRES. • Partienlars meg be had et•the White Hone Inn, Tadeaster ; the Tavern, and the George Inn, . Coney-street, in Yost; the Old Angel _lnn, Doucette.; ta e Angel,. Ferrybridge; White Hone. Leeds; Red Lion, Pentefrect Peke Inn . , blanche*. ter ; George, Litchfield ; Hen and Chicken, - Birmingham; of Mf. Lee, Sr. John's, Wakefield , and Mr. Bewn, of the same phtee; at Garrairay's Gaffe-house: and of Xf.lauldna• War widtelfeet, Golden-nears, London, wheat Plaue l ney be had. diehn Atkins,: Tlfistoo *h e w the Lendl , Tic Uta for • viewing the di day be had of Mt. us; off 'Mr. Brown. • -• •- • . TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,, . - By . Mr. ROBINS, .(Of Warwidr-street, Golden-squirri), rp.IIP.Y..ERY Valuable FREEHOLD. ESTATE, • sIL COOMBE-HOUSE, near Croydon The late Residence of BESTOW COMO, Vsq.'deceased ; 'With excellent Officrt, Oariens, Pleasure-grounds, Farm-boild. logs, and rich Meadow, Arabic, and Wood Lmd, about - . . . tug HUNDRED ACRES, 4Lair-ont 4ia•pileltolare'`xtyle,. the printlphl rift enclosed by fi iik ordepegted with full-grown Timber and. thriving , • ntitiOns,4ll a ring fence surrounding the Mansion. To be vievitkilry Tithets; which with Partictdirs may be dof Mr:. -- Eobiok-Warwick-street, .oolden-square. . . IGWELLi ESSEX. BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, . • By 'Mr. ROBINS, 10, Warwick -weet,. Golden-square), VERY DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, - •CHIGWELL ORANGE HOUSE, • Placed:4mi Lawn, commanding rich and extensive Vlswe•of the beautiful country. The Itonsecontaini OM . Family Apartments and Offices, excellent Gardens. large Eassis-jart, - wlth .Stables and Coach _ _ _ , —* and. **earn of • ONE ANP ACRD. . • ••• • Immediate possessiuo may he bad. . „ • To Be viewed by Tickets, which with Particubirs rosy be hid of Mr. Robins, Woroickotrart, Goidemocaay. FROM XATLIIMAYIidHiwaGAZErrs. . (This °matte nadipillilicKhqg'a approval of Airy' Edwards, • Esq. as Consul kk ee t i rpai of Scilly for the Kingdom of Hanover. it aYaA'the king's approval of the 84th Re giment of. Foot, beinkip the Union Row on its colours; aad aho his Majesty's - apprwiral of the • 91st Regiment of Foot being in future *yled the"9l* (or Argyllshire) Regiment of Foot). )1011111115 lISTOtIIi. TO SIMIIM Ix 7015 PRILSILIIT reiussiont. Borough of Westbury—Sir Manasseh Alasseh Lopes, of Maris. tow House, in the county.of Devon, Bart. Philip John Miles, of Leigh Court, in the. Parish of Abbott* Leigh, - in the County of Somerset,. Fag. in the room of Nav thaniel Barton, Esq. who has accepted the Chiltern Hundreds, and Jonathan Elford, Esq. who has accepted the ogee of Steward of his Majesty / a Manor of East Hendred. • BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Joseph Ellis, Welliogore, Lincolnshire,. mattater. • - BANKRUPTS. Matthew Daly, late of Blackinan-street, Southwark, soda. water-manufacturer, to surrender December 16' 23, and Ja nuary 20, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Dir. Cowmen, Change-alley, Cornhill. Thomas Inchbold, Leeds, bookwller, December 9, at.tle Rose and Crown Inn, Huddersfield; Is, and January 20, at the Golden Lion Inn, Leedt, at eleven. Anoraks, Mr. R. Bat. • . Chancery-lane; oe Mr. W. Bettye, Biratal,..neat Leeds. • Susannah Laycock and George Brooke, Wearies, slopsellers, December 16, 23; and January 20, atlweVee, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lake, Cateatan- street. John Varey, late of e-Green,. near Wakefield, cloth-maker, December WS, 14, and January 20,-at eleven,"at the' tar Inn, Pontefract. Attomim, Messrs. Smithson and • Runskill, Pontefract. John, Crispin, and Francis Butler, Dunnington, Yorkshire, but. tier and bacon-factors, 'Dec. 90, at seven, ni, and imager?. en. at eleven, at the Old Sand Hill, Colliergate, York. Agee. ales Mr. Walker, New Inn; or Mr. Walker, YoCh.• • " , John Coble', Warlord; Adsm'pcourt, Rnial-stram s -getr.... - .. chant, ,December 16, 23, and January 90, at twelvp, as_ , Gelb:l6lk • Attorney, Mr. Plitt, New Bosieell Conet,'Tsb6M" coin's Inn-fielils, • • . •••• James Bevans,late of the City-road, thnber-merehant. ber 10, 26, and January 20, at twelve, at GaildhllL ? Zt'Z' 4 ney, Mr. Miliward, Old Bailey. . • • r. Daniel Thomas Price, Ilolywell-street, Shoreditch, December 16, 19, and January 20, at eleven at Guildhall." Attorney, Mr. Gray, Tysonplace, Khagsland:road. , Dhn Wilson and George Waugh, Aldersgate-street, whotai hatters, December 16, 19, and January 20, at tan, at G hall. Attornies, Messrs. Alliston and Handleby, Fretinamla: court, Cornhill. . . barles Symonds and William Taylor Watling-street, watn. housemen December 16, 23, and January 20, at eleven, alb - Guildhall: Attorney; Mr. Steel, Queen-street Cheapsida• tichard Shamus, p us, Davis-street, Berkeley-sare, dealer In clans, Decentberl6, 23, and. January 20, at ten, at Guildisel..l.+, Attornies, Messrs. Mayhew and Co. Chaiseeryksse. . . FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. • CONSTANTINOPLE. OCTOBER 96. The Porte is occupied in accomplishing, under the `Mediation of Russia; a plan to itnproVe the situation of the Servians. It. has sent an agent to Servia, to pro- - cure the necessary information ; but. it will se dif6. - ciilt to fulfil the wishes of. the inhabitants. Not satin. fled with the offer of the Porte to introduce the same • system of governmeat,:as that now established 4 1 Islands of the Archipelago, they desire that instead o( a Pacha, a Prince of their - own nation shall by given them, .and that all : the Turks,tesiding in the Province, shall be obliged to leave f i t, without receiv ing any indenuiity 'foe die i pbssepsions- which they must leave behind:. -i•••• 1.. ......,......ii - BERVFM:IirtfirIMR 23. * , Very important. disp4Oes, ate said' to- have been taceived from Troppa9.„ . mediately after thei r - ris `arrival, the Ministers wer . alled-tygether i but so. .thing flintier is known; eis ept that the Council was - assembled for a long time, and that several orders ;have been transniitteel•to our DerrAment of Foreign Affairs. .:,-. . , • His Eicellency,Goneral Count Tautnseiri, of Wit.. ten, Commander &the 3d Corps of the Army, has 'lett this city fo go to Troppau. VIENNA, NOVEMBER 24. We hear from Troppau, that the deliberations up* some 01. the subjects which are treated of in the Con ' gress of the Ministers, have been suspended for the present. They will not be resumed till after the arrival of new. dispatches, , which are expected from several Courts, anti particulally•ftorn the 'Neapolitan Government. It is stated, that after the departure of the Emperor of Russia from Troppau, the Nlinister of State, Count Capo &Istria, will remain there to represent the Em. peror in the Congress of Ministers. _ FRANKFORT, NOVEMBER v., ' Accounts from Augsburg of the 29d say, that the Austrian Government has ordered the utmost vigi lance to be observed with respect to travellers going to Italy. No person is allowed to pass the frontiers, i t unless he is provided w: , a passport . given by th e ' Ministers of those Po. which AUttlik has Am bassadors, or at least ti • the passports are ctsun- . lenigned by the Atistrialibbatsters, at lbmbassa.lors tbpsosalve+