Star. — London, England, 1812-11-30 00:00:00

• • , - • ZLIQIAQ STANZAS ON TIM MTH Off 01124111tAL BROCK. • IT it. oisTow. , • The laurel•of Glory etorisalsball *ans. tionspheat, add barna Air the wahines tomb 1 '• O'er the Patriot, tbibitiliod blitomattt to sake, tbe laurel of cede b 4 peel Ndr elfataie not ithhhni . 11eert6e s s Iron band, . Weir Injtirt or sap ft,'lss britAip land ; the ManOis of thi Stadler tot it* .idhi! isatol, ' 'The bare) of Glory, ibiakend : . •.• -. .A •• c- , , „t;hM * Nor Envy, : katalon'i (ingraiollp . To wither a Wrath% beautiful :rani ' • ••r • Like the liie-bailS*apring, shall new verdure e'er inst r And wave a* the wattle of the Hero easbria'4l . • 3 ho' age Am ages may moteder away, 1 , •.1 . The fame of the Patriot tun never decay ! Ille the oak of the forest, each tempest can bralle. Andthe laurel of Glory leave over Its grave 1., f " s • .1 If RES. thUII.Y.LANte.--44t. Pope made his appearww Saturday in , the character of Lord Tow ley. There is not at hither Theatre a performer so ensis, qualified Ai .Mr. POPE for this cast of 'parts, since to an easy, unembarrassed and graceful deport ment he Adds a clear and musical voice. The repro. tentation of .the character was throughout masterly.' He detrresied the vvirlr that just tone of dis. ccurse which became the Gentleman, never sinking into flippar e cy w'r rising into rant. Every syllable be uttered was (lictiuctly he,aed s im whatever part of the stage he stood, (which} is : by no means general with the speakers on these hoards), and he never had occasion to strajn .his lungs in order to produce this effect. Mrs. DAVliiol4 . Wa‘ elegant and delightful in Lady Townley: her dress was highly admired.—A Mr. 13 ext:Er made his flrst appearance in John Moody; ant sustained the part with com,iderable humour.— , The farce of Nay Abbey followed, and was well per.i formsd tliroughnut. r• Cover GAl:oex.—The Tragedy of ellevander th 4 Great tea; again represented at this Theatre on Saturn day night, to a very fashionable, if not a crowded audience. My. Berry exerted himself with his usual . success, and, in the boisterous parts, was highly* pl_audrid.—la the new fareeof Levi, Law, and Physki Mr. IVIATTIMWS entirely emitted the Judge's Charr, which had.given offence in a certain quarter, and effect of the scene was thereby much diminished . : pe:foemers, however, exerted themselves with tincOMl • won assiduity, and .the Piece way highly . ipplatide4 . . - - . . i. . • . . • , t :, ~ • • • - . . 7'1..1'.. . 1 • 14 etteti OF - ClotilA r • • , 4 XLIGIAO STANZAS ON TIM MTH 01, 4 01111111A.L111110CM. • . ,IT set. OTTow. , . . ; The isurei.of Obey etarnatahal was, ' - .. 'I tionsphaat, add brew* Artists wetrior's tomb 1 ••• -• • , O'er the Paniet i , thabitiliod hblieseatt to sake, - Ile laurel of gltii ifilli aide It *pale! Air elretaie not iesalinilteeTite's Iron hand, .. _ ' , • ‘ 11 1 eir In or sap ft,' b brit 40 MOO antl . ; , r Olathe tnaska of the Soldier *I. tivierillbil! iratOk : • • .1 - $, bare) of Glory, thi wail ittili its* v . .• ..., •.. ,:;., f. - .11 , c- , , „t;:-;.! . * Nor Falvy,,n.:r.kaction'i fey graiespha ssee.„i, . i .1.:,. To wither a Wrath% beateiful weal . . -.r . Like the liie-fiaiii*apring, shall new verdure e'er sa4 • 1 Jiriti wave ti7ef the words of the Hero coetirin'44l, . . 3 flu' age Am ars may tnou!der away, .i : • 7 . The farne of the Patriot co never &ray ! Like the oak of the forest, each tempest can kale, Aret-the laurel of Glory wave over Ire gravel . staeravir ~ --.'"•--, • ----slear-itais • r4T4r.itra.ss. : ......_. . . thiuns4...ANe.. —Mi. Pape made h i s a ppearance 'an Saturday in, the character of Lord Tonsaley..- There is not at either Theatre a performer so run -Bendy qualified el .Mr. Nee for this cast of 'parts isince to an easy, unembarrassed and graceful- deport nient he adds a clear and musical voice. The repro sentatien, of .the character was throughout masterly IHe dekreried the dialogtrz. with that just tone of dig i curse which became the Gentleman, never sinking into flippaucy ner rising into rant. Every syllabi be uttered was dictiuctly heard s on whatever part o the st a g e lie stood , ( whelp is : by no means genera with the speakers en these hoards), and he never hat occasion to strati •his lungs in order to produ s e thi effect. Mrs. Davila: . was elegant and deSghtlel ii Lady Toosadty : her dress was highly admired.---il Mr. .13extera• made his grit appearance in John Moody . an i sustained the part with con:Amble humour.— , The farce of Nay A& l ey followed, and was well per formed tltrouglieut. Cov ENT G.t I: oTx.—The Tragedy . of sfireander orb Great %vas again represented at this Theatre on Satut day night, to a very fashionable, if not a crosecle audience. Mr. Berry exerted himself with his usua success, and, its the boisterous parts, was highly ag pl_audrid.—la the new faree , of Levi, Law, and Phyili Mr. MATTICRITS entirely emitted the Judge's Chore • which had.given offence in a cert a in quarter, and th effect of the scene was thereby much diminished th peiformers, however, exerted themselves with (ma* mon assiduity, and theitiene wa.lhighlripplatidei .2118 PARKS. . • i The Prostroitido, yesterday, exhibited hut a scant m toter of. other beauty or fashion. The cheerio i aspect tithe tnorning indeed was such as to repret all inciinatiOn for a /mop, and biles andgood -fits 1' weewpiefereed to cold breezes sad .3 hum d atatii ' phere. A few hardy- Belles, however, did maketh , a pearanee in Hyde Fmk,' bttv eon three ai.d 4* o'clock, and by their presence iihr:lled a but - s ' I the 4100itsb • The &moo seemed to be as - tender of their']a persons as the- softer, sex, and those wird via she , ; themselves. and had any pretension to dash, were 1 enveloped in fur, that they had all the sippearance ( persons who had just arrived froth therphrader t ) : _,Moscow, and had dressed themselves id the 10i15. , . . "P're dela was attended by a strong muster of jookie of all raoks and descriptions. The Officers of th /"rinoC's lteginient were, as lanai, punctual on pi . rade. andexcited, as they wished, the admiration an . eiriefOtterf the kregveir. The drive had not to bow •of many siquipegesetuow . , 1 •` ,bell, she Seintiao belenging wish. Rosamend sloe of *rat, who hal co nfeesed being concerned in 11 1 murder of the Mare Wilily, is arrived in town.- Whilst at Stromnees, he voluntarily acknowledge that be and four others wete concerned in that mu; der, and that he himself cut Mrs. Mates Throat. ? low.sraexr.—Saturday Jaws Wheeler was place at the bar, when. S. Baghtley, a wheelwright, n, i Bow, but lately from Scotland, stated, that-as he tei on 'Tuesday last, passing along Holborn hill, the pr seiner got ins , ' conversation with bias by pretendin he was imna the Nostl4• and was not, long arrived i 1 town. being appointed executor - to a will ;at lengtl On thsir arrival at Brook's-market, the prisoner aske him to go and take part of a pint of porter, which I • agreed to, anti they went to the Marquis of Granb: • -4s greet-inn-lane, when the prosecutor ihewed hii 1141111Oottetry note. Which had Just behnrefuseci, an asketi the prisaSsetti'to get' it:diattgeth 'At that instal a man Came into the font*, and offered to play wit them for 41') eit'arikat the same time producing number:Of notes and guineas, which he said he hs won.• • This' the prosecutor detliAct, but the prison urged him to comply, and at tbe'same time took d ' note from hint, but did not ureanY force. and gave to the other man. The prosecutor then left the room but recollecting his note he returned, when the prise tier and the other man were both WE. He then it formed the la:undid - 4 to fae4 who acquainted M Hodges, the Beeditalf St. Andrew's parish, ther with, who had stew them both run out e f the holes having knoWn theISIII4 20 years. Info.rination was ail given at Hattea-garden Offscit, and * . description e the note sent tog the Banker's, isa Leothardstree at whose house it was made payablei.brid where was presented in about half an hour by a arom' when it was supped, but the woman ; was suffered depait. l'he prisoner vras, however. Mon alter apps bentied' by HisMphries, and cominitted for re•exam satica. ..... • - G. Castletthe she al se committed fer re-examinatio charged with defrauding S. Carter, a Pensioner i she Clartcrtiouse, of IS, being all the coolie, I had, under pretence of fiediog a. diamond tress, wil ' a receipt for 4170, pteteeided to be written by jeweller in Cliflaptide, and stating theittiele to be pt esent Intehded lot the rope. The prosecateir (wk is unable to read, ind oho snipidly conceived tit; all the sharper saki was literally true) was so elate with thil stroke of fortune, that he treated the prim serat several public.houies, aqd raid ectachlire fres l'iCcadoly to the Chirtee.honse; to fetch• the rttone . shough be newt- had the article iveis for a 21107/444 • ill his possessions . - .. . • . . •. 2718 PARKS. The "wanlitidt, yesterday, exhibited but a seasitY .muster of. either beauty or fashion. The cheeriest aspect ui the teaming indeed was such as to repress all inclinatiim for a Amp, and kihles andseed fires, werwpieferred to cold breezes sad .3 hum 11 atsiion phere. A few hardy-Beller, however, did make theii• , 1 pearance in Hyde Fmk,' bttv ten three ai.d . (I,ul-• o'clock, end by their presence iiip:lled a link of the ,room, • s t , The &sum seemed to be as - tender of theist : persons as the- softer sex, and those wire Vlif . thernstives, and had any pretension to dash, were se enveloped in fur, that they had all the ippearanat of persons who had just arrived froni tharplultder of, ___,Moscow, and had dressed themselves in the spoils.. 4. 'T''re j wakattended by a strong : :muster of jnakiej ef all ranks and descriptions. he Officers of "rince't lteginient were, as 111112 i, punctual on pa. rade. and excited, as they wished, the admitition' and . ceridlltrot the iselreiss The efriwohad not to boast .of cunt iquipops*aots, • Jeff, she Selllll3llbelenging to the Rosamond sloop of war, who has ci ofeosed being concerned in the murder of the Mare Wilily, is arrived in town.-- Whilst at Stromnees, he voluntarily acknowledged that be and four others were concerned in that mur der, and that he himself cut Mu . Marr's throat. Nsw-srauT.--Sattarday James Wheeler tie-as placed at the bar, when. S. Baghtley, a wheelwright, 'at 1 Bow, but lately from Scotland, stated, that-as he Was 1 on 'Tuesday last, passing along Holborn hill, the pri• !finer got int , conversation with him by pretending he was trona the Nosib; . and was not long arrived in 1 town, being appointed executor to a will ; at length, on their arrival at Brook's-market, the prisoner asked him to go and take part of a pint of p.rter, which he , agreed to, and they went to the Marquis of Granby, • -4ft grifi-itm-lane, when the prosecutor Showed him ; -io;4llltfeonetry Goo. which had test been - refused, and asked the prisanetilo get' it:diarigech 'At that instant a man came into the . ineni, and offered to play with them for 410 eit'ankat the same time producing a number:6f notes and guineas, which he said he had won. • Thit the prosecutor decks, but the prisoner urged him to comply, and at thi!same time took tire ' note from hint, but did not use any farce, and gave it to the other man. The prosecutor then left the room, but recollecting his note he returned, when the priso. trier end the other man were both oil He then is. formed the landldid - Of the' nfac4 who acquainted Mr. Hodges, the Beadie:of St. Andrew's parish, there. sea-11 with, who had theta both Vun.nut I f the house. having knelt) than Air 20 years. Infeentation was also given at Hattaa-garden Office, and n . degriPtion of the note sent to the Banker's, its Lanaleardstreet, at whose house it was made paYablei.ind where it was presented in about half an hour by a woman. when it was supped, but the wornan ; was suffered to depart. prisoner WAS, however, Mon alter appro. tended by Htstimpbries, and co:suititted for re-eaams.: natioa. • - - Cartkefirw *Ste al se committed fer re-examination, - .eltarged with defrauding S. Carter, a rensionee of she Chartertiouse, of 48, heir g all the tootio, had, under pretence of finding a diamond tress, with a receipt for 4170, pretended to be written by a; jeweller in Clithipaide, and stating theattitle to be a esent snteitdo tor the rope. The prosecatOr (who is unable to read, and }ho stupidly conceived that all the sharper said was literally true) was so elated with thil stroke of fortune, that he treated ilia priso. serat several public-honies, and raid Coachlire hens' riCcadoly to the Chirtei-hoilsk; to fetch. the Monep .though he nevkr had the article keen los a moment I • %his possession. - . • . • . _ .411 , . • . . -• • • • • • .-, -. "ROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S. GAttfra, " - ' lital'"J'lnvi. l4 L jr- ..- . . wirnavirr I,mr4z,tion cz . ..' it °I . , , --. , ~ - .I . lola siaileit•prnan, Doc. 1,9, andianuary 9, at eleven L .. - 'A . ADMIRALTY -OFFICP, NOV. RIR is 't-. 4 • OXFORD, NOVLIEBiIt St at . . Affillftly, Mr. Ledwichißaid9r94ounrt, poiak.. ' Admiral Sir .1 MIN THOMAS DIXIWORTir, 002 4 ' bites' -- ... , Thursday last, in Congregation, the following Gatti ' mei der 10 Chief of his Majesty's ships and vessels 1-isele 'at -11111eston, Witte, clothiet, Walter, dealer led I PNitf 4 la to degrees ; foundland, has transmittedtoJohnWilsoneroker Eai 1- !. oviitot, m 3 41 . 1 hand January ot 4 t' e*V"I P a ' Gui k dila a'' es—,' ". Berkeley, Lincoln's Inn-Flt l 4. 1 .4 111 d0il : ni , sacattott of ARTS. .., • 1 . ". 0 . 1 P.:"."3(l:l"l4SrlillptheiHelfintvofi:Ol' il l ::: Mirg : 14 : 4 bet: :P I tellv " ' di ' alist ot thirty-three American vessels detained, i s - IZZ'7' . midi5w , h,T ,,.., 1 „. 4 4 g „„ . • •::: . Sdr. Watt' Jonea Huglics. of *moose College. • two Englisirvets4‘ (taken by American pri4ateetli lois maps, (it moisten... Hull. 41 , 03 i nsiero k ti l ste t • Mr. Bartlet Goodrich, a uhiverratry AN;kie -, e. - • recaptured, by the scitadron under his commands' 4 chapmair; Die:l7, ts, and a, at ele - vea, - at . , . ..._,.....„, s lisin, steam, sio v a ,,,, scat p utu bsi t /71; . neatinateci to succor./ w het dace of Select Preasheir*A44 4 ; ADIAIRAtTif•OFFICR, NOV. lie. op t ria=lLoad; . mr. colorerth op oimon , 4 ,,,, co 4-ba . ~ 4 was next, were a;fruvecl ja COGIVUCCIOD. • '.." ."' -e, .. • Copy a a Litter siint (*Juin Roclttngs,4; Ms Majesty's slots. Mn Thomas, - 01 .7- isbted, Wii:v . viclsisitei i a I"; in rushee' aid , Rev. Chart! ~f !,,anon, D.Di Adm./ °real!. Mini Nth. the Dominica. a‘lilressed to Rear-Athol-al Sir Francis Laforey, ; catals, &Wee tad ebapntan, Atc..l:9, 39; Nal hinmary 9, at a, . 4 _ :sc.. Via llemas,l3.l).Jet, dota l ,- . 9 0 .,..„ 770- aud triniesittted by' the latter to John Wilson Croker, Esq. 1 at the sisal:Notre I avern t Eirtuiuthaist. esttsittass.# l .f- e ,IAn , ri , 4 1 1 ., Rtr .,•N c ,,,,..f.., 4i l , 10 1, ) ni . •,.L . ~ : .- . • . 1 •. Ms - Mtjeatfe ;hip Unontatea, Sr. Thomas's 1 MAO, riond-cnott, WalbriSok, Landis ;' or Mr. lirsterntia I; ' t - v•••nui . pa 1 „, . 11 """ - ' rwl "" l 2 lit ijk• 41114 1111 4 4 74' . • September 49, tat 2. • .. s ak i s lik m i er b ans ,: .:: ~: ,-,•• ':,.- • . ~. a • itsaq , 4lsaisistsurereoss, gytnees, la& akilislue9 . c Slat —I 'a I've the s4elefaction to acqtf..tint you of the 3011 n ifiltrfs.of KinkilPflgitli til f erdsilire i ' h i* In „k a t** - C ° ll V 1 41, r i fii ' dib • V ' . oat eleven at the Swan lin' and tog's I IN , • Sfr 43` 'teq* wby keit e d i le iv i p iii e ni sti t . al)ture of the Amelican schooner Prnvidence rd. i Are nec' ig l a nd it i e::: ' ' Attotiiit*, ' Mr. John Wises. •ot Moosa; ,Mr rscrissosfitrrait Puniat, Lim:4l9loc • fre , • w - , , , . his ~ ~. , Itat.A.r. n 1 Prtividence,g Try. Majesty 's sloop Aomi- 1 * ifpkins, Jaill/p 4: 04 Alst o n , 1 ,4,9 f nu. 4 44 .er -14 4 1 ,9. per ,'..;-it p : t v,; 3 ?i v i. racy , — l. • ttlittie s e fe l li •S e 4 te tc , F te a ai n hi llo bf ridg t , o tti reo. the . ~ . 'nica under my tottrotind, yesterilay, the 11th, •iit'! • - - . A . 1 IOU& 19 sleg‘rand longitude 63 deg. IS min, n o& : Aim Camay and , Thomas Darttiess. pt Liitaqmot, imbsbanta lam stkoelptitVTl . Megtvll.. on. ,'. '. - : .' . And enpartnect, JJec. 2i, 22, Ars4 Jan. 9, at tor. at the Globy 7. , 4' 7 ' S.: ir'r w rtfrrrrr• Atl anxious Lhase of ten hours. She Is ' cad for 12 • t•- i • 'Tavern, Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs. COO:. and Lovie t Thetirt4or il l I fl ie if as uns,A4it has only four, 14tviog throwa therrfa; cifer.e &mown butki ataisairriane, Liatatsaa se mete's.: ih e ' • -•!.• At •• • 1,, _. , P -7 7 " .. I T.- mime a r s weak • C oor L -t-T --- ,-- - - al.g ti."•••• - - -- . . liatr.l, and a complement of sixty men ; has been} Orredaril B4Lacl• e n. .. 4.: ' • nut filtitY day's, but has made no captures. —l bare I krmatuel James. a! Porutitintti, ttari4er, &oder alit Challis , an. beitusobr to be, ice. (Signed) , Dec. 15, at one; 16, at eleven, and Jan. it, at one, At the Crows ._ • ' Inn; Gosport. ' Attoraks , MessrseSweet and Stoke:4 Basins- ROBFAT HOCKING% COllllTlalatlere halleatreet, London; or hir.liavldCompigue, Goiport,tiaitta. OZILONIAL DEPARTMENT. Thomas Rache,..late of White Horse-yard, Drury lace, Mid - illesex4 new of George-street, bloom, bury-square, victualler, DOWNING-STREET, NOVEMBER IS.' .. .-- • t • Dec. 8, 15. and lan. 9, at Meat, at Oialdball. AttOrney , A Dispatch, of which the following is an extract, has bird ties . Mr. Sharman, Ilan -street, Blountsbury. ceived from Lieurenaht.General Sit George Prevost, Bart. ad- William George Gray, late of Ivy-lene, 4pridosl, warehouiemani darned to the Earl-Bathurst, one of his Majesty's Principal dealer and chaptnan, Dec. 1, 15, and lass. 9, it' eleven', at' Secretaries of State, dated Miami!, October 17, 1812. ' lhave the honour to Inform your Lordship, that GaildhalL Attorney, William Yenning, Mr. Brown, Dulte-admet, 'Weutuitiater,o, late of MU-street, now of Guttcr-laneCht .. j ap-i , dale Laudon silk-manufacturer, dealer and chernan, utn. the forces coinposing the tordon of defence against , the approach •of . the enemy in this neighbourhood, emiser 1.15, and tan.' seven,, at seven, at Guildliall. attorney, 7 Mr. James, nueklenbury. have moved into their respective cantonments, inl Samuel Holmes' late of the Whine Horse, Yet:in . -lane, London, consequence of the inclemency of the 'talon. The' • 11."1-kftrer,Ilealer, aud thainnan, Dec 1,15, and Jan. ti,, at at GailcUraU. - cantonments that I have srelecred. l ff)r the troop* do not remove them considerably from their ongtstal po-, ln"ehn "a' as opposite e Honney- row, Islington; MRS. dicta, moneylintvener, Dec. 1,6, at twelve-, and Jegianies, sition, and they are calculated 'to arrant equal too , ten, at , GoildhalL Attortrai, Mr. Nicholls, tin. 16, Wiier' 'lenience for the rapid cnncentraticia of the force under. Ini.-squale Gborge DU. Bobs, ofLondon-Wall, I.ondon, merchant, lAsc 111, Maj r-GcnCral De Rottenburg. - 1.9. and Jan. 9, at twelve, uGuildhall. Attorneys, Mesta. 'Fire latest intelligence from betroit represents " Ittetion aid Davis, Corbet.coutt, Graact iarr..b = r - tieet. eyery thing in irs immediate neighbourhoOri its game: • Al exaader Hunter, late of , .Glasgew, tionb Inseam mum , ec, , • and reports Colonel Proctor's having detached A small not of Gre4 T ub il l ih u all " lirt " n "est res t hts li s i r c s:C s) ru i a j' il a :r ld ta ai ew, i. ' 96 force of British regulars and militia to Fort Wayne, ar at d • lj .a e ri n , at la Frederick's -place, Old lewty. .to save the American force therein, invested by the . Gem, Barns intl . :ans. . of Westbury, Wilts, weraistaples and clothier. Dec..s, 12, and Jan. 9, at eleven, at Guildhall. Anomie*, On the Niagara frontier both parties Were acting Messrs. Wood and Clarke, Cestle,:ourt, Budge-row. . On the defensive. Ileimas Hayman and William Croft, a - lioadulas-street, Mids i • dlesex, aid Thomas Croft, at blanches.er, merchants, recti. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. ' firm 01 British tpi titt, • dealers in rA,tou.manufactured gouda, Csonmissious signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Dec. 1., s,at eleveu, and Jan, 9, at tau, at Guildhal Attar ' Eases. tiles, Messre.'Hewltt and' Kip It, bianclaster ; or Mr. Philip Mathews Camille, Philip Pbegot Densla a Robert Wilson, Wm. Hurd, Temple, Londou. „ Bewley 'refuel!, and William Po', Tylney Long Welle-ley, Charles Giles, now or late of .Bristol, common-carrier, deader Etaps. to b. Deputy Lieutenants. Dated 23d March, 19124 and eh:gun:us 'live. 11, 12, andian. 9, at one, at the Reastnier eth Iteghateut of Essex I.oral Militia. Tavern, Ali Saint's-1a e, brutal. A:tonnes, Mess.rs. Pi t W ' Junin Hardy Nunn, Est *to be Captain, vicreGoodrick, resigned. and Willans,kinculit's-lini, Loudon; or Mr. Walter Browne, Doted 5d September, 1812. Johnsstreet, Bristol. . . Loyal Writ:le Wuluntect Infantry. DIVIDENDS to I* made st GUILDHALL. Second Lit irtenant Charles Hodgson to be First Lieutenant, 'lee . Parr, deceased. Dated Bth September, itti '.l. Dee. 19 Joseph Batson, Ryder. street, ta.lisr, at 12. Dee 22. William Cramphoree, Cent. ii , be Second lieutenant, vice William Par-on Meeker, Bawls-ball-street, merchant,- at 10. .-- I iodgson, pion - I°lva. Dated as above. . Dec. 19. John Stuhh, Bermondsey, alapenanaker, at li. Dec. Weiaero Aattalion elf Ewe Wilt. 19. ttaaCit Henderson, Laibbory, lee-rebuilt, at 12. Dec. 19, Major William Boggis to be I.festenalit-Culunel; vice Duckett, rAlward Eradshave White, Chaniber-street, carpenter, at 11. : . - Misigned. Dated 18th September, lal a. Dec. 19. Thomas Hale, Worcester, plover, at 12. Dec. 1. Eli 111=lassies Boggis to be Major, vice William Borth, pro- aabeth and Frances Duke, Eltharn, drapers, at 10. Dec. 19. Pattakta above, . Welter %'sick, Mielhuret s draper, at li. Dec. 19. Chas. lair. Callatthipatatla algtiad by the Lord Lleoretrant of the County of , bone, New 'street, mathematical-ins rumete-maker, at to. Dec. - I•lnrairt.--11arton Winoterr Infantry. • 1. James B)rn, Btu:al-street, bruiser, at Illi'Dec. IL. Thonial Willam Grabbed , Eat. to be Captain-Commandant. Dated ThomPlloas sea Viakbana - c" ,4 8 sh op-keeps; a , ia. Dee. *9. November 17, 1512. Richard ItmeerLundan-street, Inercliatit, at IL Dec. 22. John William Smith Hededeit, Est. to be Captain, Ditto(' Noitem. Hayaarrd and tieonge-Turney, London street, merchlnts; at 11. Int 18, 1812. Wei:. 19. kossph Worhall and John I nurnoa, Catherine -strews keneet smi t h ty,j e deo t cod. to b e Li e sk e nal l ,. Da te d I . a wes apholstererm, at 10. Dec. IR. Hernial. (.:miara min e r., I 00. . ' dun-street, mere: -.e .t, :.! It. ....- _ .. IIANIttUPTCY ENLARGED. • Det.l. John Ferguson, late of Banc-stn et, St. George la the DIVIDENDS lo be made io the COUNTRY. Past, Middlesex, mariner and merchant, at one, at Guildhall. Dee. 22 . Samuel Holland and Thomas Smith Wllliams. Li lanuary as . -lobo Feathersnanhaugh, of st. Mary-at-Hill, Lower lOrpoul merchants, at 1,. at the Globe; literpnol. January 7. Thameretrcet, London, coakfactor, et toe, et Gluldha/l. George Alan, eastertop, innkeeper, at 11, it the Georgc and 'Angel, Stanifoid. ' *l.oc. 2n. Samuel Holland,' Lieerpout, intr. BANIGRUPICV SU PPAS EDF°. chart, at 1, at the Globe, Liverpoul. Duo. 22. Richard &edit'', Thomas Mlllyatd, .of Huainan. Sussex, niephean. Nar:gro; wool-dealer, ar 31, at the 'i albot; New Maitoft. Pee. John Walker, of tho•Broirdway, Itoiherluthe, maim marine'. ! 5:1• him l/inr, .flonainington, rarpositer, at JO, at the Spread . . BANkRUPTS. 1 Lille, New Sarum. . . Henry Landon, of Milker-lane, laindon, wine mid spirit-intr. I CrATIFICATES, December 12. cbant, to surrender. Use. 1, a, and January 9, at ten, at (?tidal lull I __..... _ • . . 1 Willi am J anes , juh. th astol, trasis-manutainurer. WilEant hall. Attorney, Mr. Hamertnn, Great St. Heidi's. Liven uol pl-e-maker. Thomas Foliett and Joh James Childs. of Bilinsr-lane, London, vine and spitittmerchaat, I . Morgan Neale,L L iver pool, '. . n Re a c s;l l, 8, and January 9, at ten, at Cuildbal. Attorney. kit. II draper. .1 1‘ oll 'er il - 7 M h i9 lill ew au ha . l n . tl iv . erp aleg ool, aM me t t i •c l h ita ant Y . w°c W d i ' lli ali aili .nei Hat tY a: erten,'Great St. Helen's. . kir.s, ll!ewer -site et, nu OCI taker. Thomas Gooch, Exeter, George Diann, now or late of the 011 Jewry, Cheapside, Loam. 1 mr. I homas Harriutt, Bielnaptgate -tweet, cbinaarau. loscpb wine -merchant. dealer and chapman, Dec. 5. 12. and Jamie'' , 1 • Foam er, Savage-gardeas, wine-merchant. George Simpsun, 9, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornios, Messrs. Bourdillon and 1 I.luyd's Ceffee-heuse, b+ ulcer. Jost - It and (surge Brown, M SOCIAL . HAPPINESS. Hewitt, Little Friday-street. Aylesbury street, cheesemongers. Amu Stewart and sane M a - Isaac Iles, late of Eriuces-street, Red Lionaiqaare. Alildlesee, 1 tia Denham. Kensitiouu, dealers. G e orge Evans , E ast S m i th . A H R ap R i 4 t A n G , wh E ic s h hO is ul o ti rre he n a tits igt O urbt fOt t l i n th da ro ti ti o g n 4 n t i h4 Seci saiti a i i , ' carpenter, dealer and outman, 1.), ct mbee I .12, and Jameery . Reid, bottle-merchant. fuhu Gamble. St. Neat's, paatranaktr. 9, at one, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr , Kit/shun, Nu. 9, Clotka , !bat forms tile union not taking those prenutions which wosaitb• cure them the esiernent of that great domestic Itles,:ng, Wolfe lane. i DISSOLUTION OP PARTNERSiiiP3. - of every rank paradmation to the 'tisane of wedlock . ; but abets 'Moms' Andrews, of CLorch-Pasesige. Cat . atorastreet;l.ondon, , Bleekwell-liall-tietur, dealer and ehapinati, Dec. I, 5, at 18, i Helm and Harker, cabinet-mak . F. 111 W. C rictus the constitution has been tainted ny daease, or debililatiellla e „,,, n ick ,7,' certain babit contracted at an early age, a renovation of valtibT Saudwich, grocers . %Watkins and Co. Bela ul: - i ment makers. b ark e r and Cu. • Ntai. l ches - cruiser, and Jaeuary 9, at ten. at Guildhall. Attorneyd Mr' lea ten, 1- ant u Church-et:kers Lotlibury. • g ates: l3 ...• sett an d Cu; H emel tie:vete-au, oats - rn ... r Pt thee and Langstaff, Hun-let, millers. Salt and toe tat t i t h r e n s i l o u u n s lb t eri o ast nt er epar ing k t s h o a f t s uc ta e t . e aud is li to tdi. j p r et . : l tb n l a y te r t e l q , :is'. l t udz e to reg i b oi l Henry Browil, of Wyconito•Marsh, Pnikijound.ir, pis ne , .., skaters, _ ~ . , . „ Co. • .... /r -, I.l ' nu dis o rders have contribtfted more eseembilY In•dridallirr dealer and charmers; let.. 5; H, .and January 9, at eleven,. at u'"'Z''''. c e i neat Sappiness than stow which are; thr confirguesce of enfiladed Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Chlndless, No. I s Yothallate, Part. hers . tle. an arsune, lioromgle. Flick and Dickerson,. • • w as L td, cons id grat i un w hi c h i t i e hrol 14.0 niati-ccuare. - . . Ipswich, vs. Percy and Co. Stuck-brok ers . Andeatoni jun. it re, - Robert Knapten, of Nicholas a lane, Lombard street, Loathin g I aril ki l n '. inl. -"lnt ca li c°4ll4lllll4""ris- J. alid- It ' "We k - sTa tl es it a lt nerpt aad aciic . tt fur clu lil si: bill-broker, Dec. 1 , 15, and January 9, at twetsre, at °oddball. i a .e, w ue-merchantv. Roscoe and firaustaw. Great Bolton, . . Attorney, Mr. Birkett, Bond.cesiset, Wallow& - . antsku-inanuls.cturers Ingleson and' Heaps, Leeds tub s e e ly la to st a tw e t t n r,43 ty t y pi e v a fi r t s ta t n ‘ d , a ci r i ,. ,, ct ia tk rt rir e scfr or. opts. Gittiu std . . , atra ntre vs .n ein thi e e n ase t of , a i nd he r rt he strm dist: prou dn't it c i: 4 'ne y th d , t re e i d i r o s i t u runs .art wa _olt Richard Pratt, of I.iverponl, druggist, de .ler and chapnla i z ieur Dea ;... y aughati. W s ells; D a nes , d rapers M r e,.;.ra w y anita ni t l h a i s iu tere . At . 4 6 M at E c tl :. 4 14s el e l n te ll , tile inconsiderate scleouleboy, which brings on thei Crtltebil 1, b, and January 9. at ttil ‘ at Guildhall. Attornies Otiven and liteks, Bartlett 'a Build rigs, Holborn. I Duvet acid Hall, Blackheath, coach-insister4. ' tnotlial state. The succertilif - re: di of their pint It l / 1 . ,_,....... Debtlitizt• and DrEsci,;flei.:i tii .t prev'ent or t gr.titter tat doe Joseph Cohen, of New broad street, Lundon, broker, delleilbadi idellainial ardour to oppoe the Meagre uf these . cluipman, Dec. I, 15, and January 9, at twelve, arGuilelhall.— AltarticY. Mr. Dawes, Angel-court. 'I brugniorton-street. Futu.—Setniday matte, Atka nine o'clock, Imbue, grucee. dealer end , alarm of fire was given at the Printing Office of 11.1— whice . are the aunt importanr in Wr. ca...illtiecit_bool*,. ~..L f t , "a resider. It be:bores every pers.an who has indulged mem' "': •Thotuas Marshall, of Louth, ',ince) char:matt, Dec. 14 , IS, and January 9, at eleven, at the New! btrachan ; but we which Sirs -re. C`utrie aid Ca , et Kiwis Bead Inn, Louth. , attornite, Moors. twist', Mmon, , LL , . honour , art haat. soy. that tso cansider r : t el rY iee v'c al e ta tailerkr°i4 te tlw mowers d 0 ' . and Leigh, New Bridge-Meet, Lostdonr or Mr. I.ysimachus a''''' damage w as dom. 'Millie flames Were sub dued, and that no sone received' the least „tersenal iu- by coneuhirtg prafessicasi Net . Of T ot sat:ction of sthol•tstie eatboiity: as *ell a- _ ~. e ____,.",.. Parker. lamb. . t - contradicted. facts . lo_prufessifg dispute air _ ;NT. Jars.. s Horsier Rockliffe, or Fteiclpott, Cheshire, emcee; Dee. , jury. • cloy hold autoo inducerodit warier ; bus, Wove :a, it, and Jan. 9, at elefen, at the George inn, Dale-street, } A t one -0 -ci- w it . us: be of Cie existence of 85411 Wanda...44.y OF lair . crodOetl gild# l #tinn.En . 1 d ' regularly 4l M looks f th e It•l arCdie r s4 ports; • gnu , ti nes as educai. eto a Liverpool. Attorneys , Maur. . back. and John, 5, liblhorn- 1 - •• t sous t Gray's lan , I.ondon; or Messrs. Stahains and Hughes, I principally in the form of guineas, had hoes.re act , e u burg , :atta of Loudon and F.diebu,gh.: Mc. ' s i " Curn° an d C o.ll.tve 'elected the le/Bowie; letter irl l 9 list!, i attgo•Ailey, Liverpool. . 1 withinAhe last few months, to the value of 15.mill:ons , di , • in f a re a g oser m anner Thossiael.sylicad, of Ashtonninder-line, Lannultire,grocer,dealer oi Lit/ref. • - the many task'"? arcs ••y r, cell! g, tutu teas& tl.ent il.ar.le .I.* their restoration .ta sound ai d vill''r °° ' .., and et.apmaDec. 14, IS, and January 9, at one, at the Dog I - o f a Nellie rry• 'fastens Alaiithester. Attorneys , Mr. Kalph Ellk Cliancery. 'rhis week an inquisition was held on the ooh- it was sent to them uniielicited, front the sun _ offer their asio. Irate, I.ondon ;or Messrs. Jellison and Imnstlale, Manchester. hall in Ipswich, fur recuverinn• to the Crown curtain who had laboured under this d •s i i . " -- " in g , : f t/ s t F sin voli ftil s t : rce ins aisd' l lat 0c professavalepunestet% mane ni warduillai r - - ' lmirmi ll inabp.aharrocks, or CraniPal, pari , h or Manchester. des'er and! suppressed duties, - . whe n one Istrson•compreirn • d f • ten Yee"; he • 1 ! 1411 " "jet I A: cur &lin= ... dailinian, Dee. 14, 15, and January 9, at ;IA • at the Dug 'l'a- • ti le s u m o f 3 E4407 1- sj d /s. .an ano ther pe,son vris fined gri9o. ..tF .-- /-1.•'!'5.-im,,,d:C.i f !tr.:- ' :Aid; but f , of the staserioe • mode of treatment lows - ' 'vet 1., Manchester. Attain os. Messrs. Halstead and Ainsworth, i •Iblanchester; or Mesas. MII 4: and Parry, Temple London. John Abrahall, of Noide- stria, London, merchant, ' dealer and A sad accident occurred at SadleShilrnit aillar Chi ettApfluin, Dec, 8 at twelve, Dec. 15, at one , end January 9, ' at tweive, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Mummy, Wood -street. C:te.a..i,le, ,4bt, . chester.--10 :. it Fr uit y,-,one ,Ppcock futja.,Fed lipt nail into a wild-fowl gun, ln order to try it, 44 awn put I 0 Ktbsurt, now or late of Deal, Kent, linen-draper, dealer his mouth to the muzzle toind a von . at the to'fich. aad chepruin, Dec. 1,8, and January 'V, at twelve, at Guildhall. ,' hole, when sorrie . pOivaei . - ;which had been left in the r craned by Nitwit. Currie :sad Co. he received i teem • Attanues, Messrs. Bigg anti Pools, Scrathanaptda-Buildings, ! pin, Cbaireetielanc. imploded, seas*. nigit throggh, hi s boa" = i d Daniel 'Fowler and Alfred Anstie, late of GraceChoreh-street, killed him' . ... . - . , . ... , lzrriv - ,-ivr.> al) i londoilitnetchants, dealers, chyme, and copartners, Dec.l,- . In A lawn is Westphali,s, justice latelyptpaisbed -five lashes aa4 eixpOxlll'e in the.Pillorre a e, at one, and January 9, at twette, - at Gu il eful. Atto r ney, with twenty h Mre Lome Camtente Pouatneyvlaae t • Ann Btontaaß aad. William Cross, of Derby, grocers, c crime of a nature rather singular. The culprit ad 1 sera, alarreraann chapmen, Dcc. 11, le, earl January 9, at 11,- stolen from the. hod)! of a Jets deposited in the: tomb, '.. at ate Talbot lan, Derby. Attorneys, Mss rr- WaillwriSk 1 9 1 4 , the dress in which be was buried, as usuel • Witkth lokia ,.tr i f twi eer.pis ai , x L emanston tradon; or G lVl rm e. t C pan_ s eiltaa bs ,'Der rnew br ia . TA.,____ ' • ?cop the. ampedente to.:we.ir this dress at le.' lie bad I • • hay and straw saimmaa..-957kgnad ez=" wi r se : an public - a few. clays atte,t wards, giiimns a reason, 1. 9. an January 9, at - an 2• at ' Glidlgrd, .. vit ‘ . 0 .The.l7lss.9k.rnbbed se ofteri whilc i he was living ; 'kuchraN Bartlett 's Diable* 110 0 01 111 . •1% , . • . ' '''. ' ' . ""WLOO , '•s • :: t..... 0 4 4 7 1 / 4 &AP* rive l ,A ul e s int i l 13c 1 w, be is dead. Pv • •g.• -,‘ isr 'A r ..*.a. • .4: • r: . I . _ . . . - _. _ ,~ as. - -•-•, 4E14, Aid Co. is 4 nidit hictietifdlifsartokia bbd *0 'W. intim Intesibvoirthe plan •Ibr the(sliwitaltributied of Jive capitols; ijit atlle.La .000 Ticket; which. f9r,a,k4ni;wie .40 . ot;gthif .prceed ig idvanlages. Ricuasto . aoii, CooittOz, Ce.. 4 recommend to `the obs e rvan c e the Putitic, thiL every number in WI '-Lotter, is to fatty ro ue " it owalottune, and not Lo depend on that oi.ay 046 4 lot: this circumstincx • ,sci...kng, sought fori ti p qrs of Drawing have been obtained, vit. the 15th of Jatuway. N4ARti t .iLp. Chet I.ately, the Rev, T.tioward, , Suffolk, to Mary otos, slaughter of the late Me. C. Roope, of litib4th, Noffqlk. Saturday senolglkt at Cork, the Rey Jame. 414 of Cdstklyons 4 to Li:elide, tldest deogOtt.r of the fate Midiall W.oodo 1410-41 . , •,• •:. . , . Lately, at i'ariliagenn, MAj•ir-Geneanl Andre* RWII, in nit 'nada ate BritiNhirootis OA. Abe Gaited hid for toast shoe prevws been afflicted leith3in,inintnini•lg fay on by the exc. salve lai.gue and tnainty which attended Wirt rerni•ting exentons in the enrol:hie of uM duty. fe?loa the lintiNle Army lAs lewA mo 4 tui phi rgAi N eli The tic:ellen. qualities of hitt ',heart and iiiiMitty of minuet, it private life, entleateil hint itrbldlt feiddritlie wtdt tit& Era acquaintance ; and it - biaglithlitly told of iiiinohatbeiivado* vet ,ally beloved, and Las .died pnlvottOjl.lietited, r ity all why have hail the opporitinhylDl iptpreemil.V liiitate wirik public meat. • • At Madrid, the 14th Ctetql?it, a 1 a drape*, wlich hat_hao preceded by a fever and ague, brought on by eatremefairA • Emir) Fillet. of tLe oltit.Regiitent. At Sau&h.oli, op the litlitivenati.s, Mrs. Sob 'ttletate Hon. John &wham, tvriuton, one if 'the di^ Edininantli. Rev, Joseph Colborrte, !eetor of 44e.,chsteceliftbgt ten. *nun Dottie, kieterni Madton ;Oeifnoolt . . Roc Ts thornsky, ot - Kieby.lielfarile Leiintletablei v. At Haverfotilweat,, the co.ilenalunin Gibbon. f -J 1 I 1 rimmed er meat". Currie :•13a U. 0.160 iiirsTwir • !,--- the abort. sparicut one mitutli. iy- '.`a A .r ii 0t " ,10 • 1411444173.n.rdEn. • . e k " Lor d "-s-- I r 4 erretiote:o eesnzauslicadvg to ntele p L ' Carrie the perketie;ts: - ',ntif Ad health. •-n reT ,s f gr f at !I:, mild And adsulrafilittraiructlt of .6i:iv uros in tile 1.11.0 4 ' e l 4 lua Y titi . Owii is. rust' fur natty years enjoyed Lir i a comfort And freedom ism pairiLand he enterurAno no ..1 I Lis ha ringAibtaineJ, tcroughlits - 4-11 ind attention . a gottiFtt_ .... 7 ik radical cater dethA horrid complaint. At be was 16611 elijn II to the Minder t hat others 'treated tie somplaint,, he 1 10 it i I +owe:, from a fair trial and ajust.torepartsuft• to 1 4 ' 11 ' gib° il lof applause to Dr. Currie winds he sensibly fed. and 110110/ ill d be most ready and willies to achtioniedge.'' PI 1 Mews Carire and CO. mitY be tonsuited by patients 4 : 'Seas with .list Wats , * secrecy all tionour, at their howfs ..4 l • 107, Hattota.Garden. ttatiews in 114 cdulurf ar e " 1141 ;4 al s state the partienises of !heic case, age had general habit, of , b, 1, rite. hirloahlg s ,reinirpinee for adrlep end medicinea, who 0 1 we *di bo pivot or acne is any p ,a _ .. a ............ 5r 14110...............**t0. di 1k s , e "' ' .)1•41 . 41501 , 1 i'Pritieetry Etveg Kari, tieliert tl e f t. i 1 61 u ..* a" , OidiNtiiil then; 4mtat ariissaliaci Talk . . g •,,, . HIGH WATER AT lABONLIBILIDGE It'lllditßOW: . MOITI t T g ...•..... .... • .. 4.•••••••••••• 5 minutes after It . Afiernu0n........... ..... ..... ...... ..... 20 minutes after it TH:::--- - - '- A Air& ItiliErtd celebrate, - INEs;alle • , Lom 0 N'S DROPS (*Abaft natireatty,..en• any Alehlittob 1 preparation,) for the wreak( that. Scurvy; qtrofitist, lepruy,s4 all disorders origin:l)4lg in an Impure state eithe tolosci.-:Lbesr i albeNruble Drape strensgthey the ou-titutino; rife? ti 4 *A Ala pr.inut, thastirculatisia.o the lisitis; ;is 'OO4 whichis ida &gm , the W Oll 5. of time ra'a 5tt.....1f potieveyasteln at ' nietlietnes athpta.l to ts.4:o aautary purlieus. Eginhiera are gerusraily many yeatt.,ip.,acia.iit:, mat streitplt,_ .. . 44. r • 'item 071104 . ingspoycilt: io tireir reevattop,ihd at fo the emistitt non: It cannot, therefore, beerfasotialdi I that a tiogle battle of .wy met .tcipe v4-siiserat.: like e .. , ! eLityre the st h„ le system, f o lohg . ltuprettiottt.tl ' smatter; eot4tltier 'bolted paients Le 4.liliboartetsedi NJ • ,two or three Ibuttleo r thouskeialat . bpd tbotadea, ist digit a apprehen,sions, ratiltr. u.rse—it la a prdicameot Jimmy.), 4 caused by the ninving of malignacit matter, snAl it ths In hays I "seTylovoßtalltio,sillalpjatu. Tla.zie drops ate padoolfitmlo t ai *But; ItnisertfrAtei., tkeirei4gion—ittie Vest 1463 , Lite titit - his '-ierii:liien'iSicotereCtor the dargerou4 otharat liCcroott, totvectrojigth. blood, sinsulating it to expel all tkoikilis alga ir pork• jgce*, g ielng sirt tigth alai trier to du ntiTui s lloatuali . . . and torelgoratiogistnli tro..ty awl ertiett • 't 'I his, Mot:actor le eql4, itt liuttlet, Pico / It. ones: es' kw* „re Family 13uttle fur-3:4. by viWeh the purchaser saves vs re . erne, nr one i i,. bottle; by the itillownikAgers•s—lns iseeSarsi t Leigh,.No. 11% Boot!, soil Om tool stoßta, Bow C.hutthla`Jd 1 ondon; Brodie, Di.wiling and Co. 9alitbory; A. Smith,- per I ranter; liftnib-bridge t Vinbuigh ; I. Baxter, and Angus Margie ..._2A j 6=o. 0 1 41 0 14* N;. Motown, Wise-street, liristal, awl by i ll M 1 diciee Venders. . _ ___..-....