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11:14*, -• It • , • . . 9+ 111 N p• . < ivdii • . ''," i , A ',:,090.r. i f , ` c t - . - • - OV Ur 11 0491 _ice-- , ...* - P t 11/ 14* - 2 *. - . 4.1.00.......—...... WEDN ESDAY, JANUARY 1 PRICE SEVEN- lvt•WE 5, 1817. OP ORDNA NC E, January G, 1617. 'AL OFFICERS of 11.13 MA• .11I4NCE db hera . y . ive _ _ rilkiE CR EDI vitts w!lo hAve not h;therto re f rrived a.final Divld.nd nn thtir rr.+p•etive I)ehts, proved under Commission Of Bankrupt, awarded and i•sucd against . OLIVER BECKE TT, late of the City of Winchester, Wine merchant, Dealer and Chapman, may rec ive the same nn ap plying at the Office of Met.rs. Steadmln and U!.thriff, No Holborn Court, Gray's Inn, any day between the hours of twelve and two o'clnck. FROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. day, at Sidney Cottage, Hampstead; recalled Aloadayi and Fi N ktilv Apemen, for the QUIP, Model, Clara, and Henry Guil-lers; LacAeninniati, for the Jns•-ph ; and Albion. Dra Acasni„ Severn, Lrpire, Allacison*, Jlienr, and St. Lawrence, tar lii.veral vessels captured an the , teand 10th of July, 1814, 25, Fleet• street, an Fri•lay ; rPcA:4-4 h Itervl Ivo and Fribv% Hh Royal Highness the Pets:el Rt6FNT has been pleased, in the nuns and on the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint George Chadd, E.n. to he Snretatyto his Majesty's Embassy at the CO= et the Netherlands. be received at theft °Mee in Pall-Mall. .Y, the kiCith of January int-am, from be reining to undertake the Supply of :mice of this Depatintert, for a pvtiod ,hte after the el; Ira•iou of the first year, evils. at the option of tither party. iMERICAN PAPERS. day were published, price 7s. in boards , J)ISCOLARSES on the A POSTLES' intentiedprinc.pally for the ivssrection of the Young. Hie Royal Highness the Panic! Rama?, in the name and on the hehaif of his Maks:ye taking into consideration the It gh.y distinguished-services rendered by Sir David Ochterlooy, Bart. a Major-General in the Army in the 'Fur In4i and Kriett Oland Cross.of the moat Honnurable the Military Order of the Brit, on dives important ocersinos during the periol of thirty. nine years, particularly in the course of the klahrpta w.tr, &e. has been pi -tut! to give sad grant his Msj-ary'a Royal licence and perm's:inn, tlia• I.P t 11.! said Sir Dasiicl Ocht-rtonn. and hi; deteelldante, ma, bear to the armorial ens'gns of Ochterlony the honourable Augmewatiort.s following, "On, an entrotied thief two tmc:Jer• its .attire, Ne one of tSr 111.0ii•atta Sates, in scribed Dehis, the oth-r of the Stare of Nerd!, inecrlhed No. paid, the staves broker. and encircled by a wreath of lanrcl,". with chi; motto *r. the arms, viz. " Pritientia et anima," am: tae crew of hee‘cntrahl angfnentatien following, viz. is Out of an Eastern crops: fo-qibed Nertaol, en arm i,s n aor, the hand grasping. a baton of command entwined by an olive branch." msy he viewed upon appir * •bn at the ifti‘e in the Tower, and farti.ts tastiest :rruis and Cottatiwts of :he Contract, Aro arys Office, to aforesaid, ,ra of ten mad lour o'c!ock, where the ri.d, sealed op and inlorsed, " Pro- By it; it-v. ROBERT r , TEVEN4, AM. - Prthend.iry of Liceitin; Recor of St. Jamie's , Garlick Hill ; WASHINGTON, DECEMBFII - 30. HOUSE OF ItEPRESENTA rum, DECEMBER 9, 1916. , and Ch iplaioto the. House of Commons. - . - Sold by Ju'tu blu rt, Doke.otreet„ Votrlawd.plat•e; bod by an oth-r Bookseller. Whcrealv nay be hod,by the same Author, Sermoue trt our Duly towards non, our thishbour, and Ottr• 'elites. Third k.littun, price les. WATIONAL FLAG. Mr. VinToovEa offered cnnsideration the fol- Lowing Resolution : Retobred'fb.it a Committee be appointed to ingiiire into the expediency of altering the Flag of the United States." " but no Propos:As can be asbnbled at, at Tvr:lve o'cl.tek at Dove of the any 'lender be noticed uukas the party • his behalf, - shall attend. •ttl, _ R. 11. CREW, 51:,,derw.. n a dican%l, with pernalwiiet, to her Majesty, Jost publi.bed, in I vol. royallte. trice 12. 12s. tid. half bound, SCRIPTURE GENEALOGY, from ADAM to CI ; exhibiting, in a r.erirs of 38 engraved Tables, a distinct View of the Nation, Tribe; Pettily, Lineal Descent, and Posterity, of every Peisonsmentioned In the Bible, so far as they cut he frac...llmM' Sacred at.dProfane l li.tory ; to whic% are an nexed Chronological Dates, on the authority of Usher and Blair ; together with a copious Inrrodur auillstorical Descrittion Of e ach Plate, and a complete I:1.1.-x. Losittoos Pritipol for Aimittel Leigh, 18, Strand. I - tir , use havinT agreed, by a bare mijlr:ty, to consider ResointiA, • Mr. WEranoven s.iid, that as there splelred to be much oppositiow to the matioo, he wutt.l4 gat pr_Sss it for the present, but suffer it to "be in'er 'on The table. He would only remark, that the FIIg was not now appropriate ; that there was an incongruity in it which appeared to him to require correction. The motion was laid ml the Table. On the motion of Mr. PETER—Resolved. asm. cots. That the Military CoMmittec be directed to inquire into the expediency of establishing, by law, one or more Foundries for the manufacture of brass and iron ordnance, and what alteration it is expedient to shake in the present system of supplying the army with provisions. OF FLYMOd I H. TOLD BY AUC FILM, irable Cummisuoners b( his Majesty's February 4, IPI7, by 1 en o'Cluck in :ustum-b.osse In this Port, UNDER-MENTIONED, • viz. Teat of lulus and Charge.), her Goods; contained in casks ant* cases, Naval and other Officer., born his Kt. same having lain in the Custom Ware allowed by Law„ and still miaowing un• BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. March 8, Gennze Campbell, late of Fenchvrch•street, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. • This day was published. In Two Vols. illustrated by , a t.esv set of Maps, price l l6s. is • boards, a new Edition, tieing the Sixth. of ELEMENTS OF 'GENERAL HISTORY, JLA ANCIENT and , MODERN. To which is added, a 'faith WiWant Wall, of Nfalde nbead, Berke, surgeon and apothecary,{ dealer and chapman, to surrender January In, fob. 1, and 95, at ten, at Guildhall. Attondes, Messrs. Zdamods and )eyes, Chancery-lane, London; or Mr. Cooper, Maidenhead. Henry Smith, of Blakeney, Wrfolk, grocer and draper, January 241, at six, lan. 29, and Feb. 45, at eleven, at the New Inu.Holtu aged irajezem. \hove-mentioned will be set up in several 'llm hidJer• ,iven at the Carom-house aforeuld, fir aunt-, three days betose the 11.1 of sale lnuary Sl - ATE LOTTERY EL•GINS DRAWING. •om list L()NDON GAZETTE. LGITERY liOtt SCHEME. 20,000 Guineas • 24100 Guineas ' - 1.000 Guineas 500 Guineas . 400 Guineas 200 Guineas WO Guineas 100 Guineas 50 Guineas 25 Guineas 17 Pounds ,C 42,060 10400 5,250 3,150 3,150 14100 2,310 210;00 .24500 seitfo.ooo first Day 3,000 Guineas ditto 500 Guineas diets SOO Guineas ditto 400 Guineas ditto 400 Guineas ditto 860 Guineas ditto 800 Guineas ' ditto Buo Guineas • entitled to 2S Ohloess each. Second Day, 1,000 Guineas dit. o 500 Guineas ditto 500 Guineas titre OF DIAWING. • January 21, 181 T. J•nuary Si, 3817. February 6, 1817, 4e. T . BISII. comniendatious, basin cninedered the fore- Third Luttertfor the year 1816, to drawn ti.itins of au Act passed in the 56th year of we do hereby sign fy to you our Consent iharnf. Chambers, the 12th day of November, LIVERPOOL, - N. VANt , IT lART, I.OWTIHW. Mangers and Directors of the Lottery. .RREN'S BLACKING. day of conscience was lacking, house—when, lo ! as he past , disk's! with Gi:sed Wooaam's Blacking, face—sad he Sew off aghast, stop'd, and a man sated from death, bright from Warren's black jet; .aid, whilst Life gives us breath, 'asno's sun in darkness is set ! , saves the law frOth invasion, the support of those who are wise; sea the glorious occasion, Blacking till echo replies! 'IRERS OF GLOSSY BOOTS. qualities of WARREN', JAPAN ..:KING have induced several base impostors Compositions under the above same, to detect - are genuine unless Label. xi - fitid by tbectnitinued use of this Blacking, walking Shoes, will experience the must ex. tre ever hrhehl, they will be rendered water soil the clothes. by R. Warren, (removed to No. 30, Strand) ; t Batt Makers, Oilmen, Grocers, and Per. and in every Town in the Kingdom, in moue Is 6.1. Ask for Warren's Blacking. AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. Highness the Duke of YORK, President. Kiernan, Member of the Royal Collage, London. lof Eeremant, Earl of Leitrim, Hon. Colonel Barry, M.P. lobo Latour's*. ILP • 'ld Noble Patrons of the above IN- , for the exclusive Treatment oeVENBREAL and their dangerous consequences, in order to that have celluloid from it, selected Mr. Else (standing high on the lilt of the Royal College) his chiet attention to those diseases. Mr. s part of his official duty to caution the to the List of the Royal College, published u the only sore gulde,mid that no assertion 'such tides, and publicly advertising them, sanctioned by this list, are to be credited. The an- Lack Dispettary will prove that some of the km of Strictures, Debility, and other supposed of the Generative Organs have tqlw Isere re dly treated. he consulted as usual, by both Sexes, at his - :b.irlotte-street, Bedford-square, where IA- A Country are to be addressed, and the new medicate will be gives, or sent, to surgart of the price as. ed Mien, Practical Observation oo' by F. Kieieask, and nsay be bad at No. 174, l'ataboster-rotralud No. 10, Chown-court, of Chronology, and a Comparative View of Ancient atitiModern Geography. Ily the Hon. ALEXANDER FRAZER TYTLER, Lord WooJhentaelre. . Printed fpr T. Cadell and W. Davies. Strand. Leaden; and A. Constable and Co. and I. F.titb.nru, Esi:nburgb. "I his day was publititail, Llegintly printed in a pocket volume, with a Portrait of Mrs. Mote, pricc 1!2...e... in boards; or in one vol. awn's-ciao, price 8;. in boards, a new with .4.:41,ti0n5, of ACKED DRAMAS; chiefly intended for Young Vervons—the subjects taken from the Wile. To which is added, beusibiky ;au Epistle. ' By HANNAH MORE. Printed for T. Cadc:l a::1 W. Davies, Strand. . Of whom may be lied, The Search after Happiness, 4 Pastoral Drama ; and other Poents. Elegantiy printed in - a pocket volume, price us. eid. in boards; or hi oun vol. uniform with Mrs. More's other Works, price its. in boards. UN LIVER COMPLAINTS and BILIOUS DIsORESERS. Just publidted, The 2tl Edition , conslderah y et target!, price 71. Ilvo. Inboards, FACTS' And Obset vatinns on LIVER COM kL4O,I FS and MUCH! :I DISORDERS inzetteral.. Fre scrirfng 'a new and successtplmo , le of i reatment, illustrated and confirnied by 4 mum-foul selection of Cares ; with Remarks not noticed by tomer Writers, helm; the result of lent and extensive pracdce to various climates, partiru directed to these diseases. Addressed equally to the iovalia as to tose of the profession. By JOHN FAIR'I • OltN, Formerly Surgeon in the Hon. East Ittdia Company's service. London: Printed for I.ohtnan, Hurst„ Rees, Orme and Brown, Pat (4322. j e 7„: be 71, 71years, >'.r r PRI NCI PE i r e P o . 13' °I id: rll 11 three ( :8 11f°maRD. yi 11. DI :1 8 at three or y s ~,piet of the Articles I oi owls must be drlivt 4 for Woo? Hoops; * Le, ' , wither will an it, or an Arent 1 B y o r d e r at ' ll e Ax• To lit Si norio of the 1 8 ••11;tur r • 4 ,7 , f„renoae, at 9.41 TIE GOODS (Por raynteo I rte, Spirits, and oche in thv nameso f N at war, the s; the tiauc al. x.ll. The o.od, astov Ad to the high .jii;ce will be 1,1 'twill and muting theta y.—Cussorn.how , e, is: NEXT TUL6I)AY I XTRACT from 11-11R1) 1 e pfs zei of - 6 • b 311 • 603 - 1,350 • - 1:,000 Ticket,. Fine-drawn ?lice Sectr.d dirt° 'Third climb reurth ditto FOIL ditto Sixil4 eine , Seventh ditto web ditto firm 500 Blank Pr.se Sewed ditto Thi r d ditto Ds gal, od, November 1, 1814. After our hearty COlll going Scheme of the Thit parsrasit to the Frosisi" his Majesty's Reign, w. awl Approbation thereof *biteball, Treasury C Me. To the Managers and ON WAI A pieta who Nit al broke hue a house. A Boot, well pasted II steered his face— Thus a robery was at Ey rsSectioa so brie Then let applaud, ' Till Faired Warren' Illemati•esho thus as WSII command the And ono we Insisc.„lll We'll eche his Dia ( TO THE ADh THE superior qt LIQUID BLACK is tell spurious Color° which, observe moue ar din e d on the Label. rp Ladies will aim) their Hall.boots and W 2 utiliitelet black lustre roof, sod will not soil Sold Wholesale by era Retail by most Bi an London, and bunks, 61 10d. and I N. IL A LOCK ANL: His Royal f i l en osom—Mr, vtaamts.—Earl oil I. Dal iE !Loyal am I'UI'ION, lot 'omptAINT3, and re the benefits that as its • ,surgeon, (Bt, oin having directed LI all conceives it a :Mic, by pointing to • cetruary, toad, as itta,ons as , vnitug dout being :4:natal uzl re., - uttb of the Li art dangerous cast.' curable affecioos of cuoy and suceeasfulh 14r. Rieman may owe Stl, Lower Cl I fec . ini Town and I advice and nudist hued Kingdom. Juit published, pee Wove Diseases, bl ti-ureet, Nu. YO,l rON, WILL OA' .3141i1C114 W&LLSLEY. ,---' ~. TEM Will Of HYACINTHS LvADOTELLE, late Mar-1 chioness Weecesurv, was proved in Doctors' Com mons on the 4th instant, by her son, RICHARD WEL LESLSY, EDWARD MAJORIDANKS, and WILLIAM VIZAItD, Esqrs. the Executors. Its first direction is, that her husband, the Marquis of Wax.esese, will make all due arrangements for her funeral, and defray the expenses of it. All other payments are charged upon her own property, whit)) is sworn to be under £40,000, and appears to have been vested in• her by a settlement elated the `29th January, 1796, and a deed poll thereon indorsed, dated the '24th of June, 1796 8 and by another deed of the 10th of February, 1810, which are referred to by the will, as specifying cer tain sums of £4719 12s. 3,1. and £593 Ss. SJ. per Cent. Consols, in the names of THOMAS COUTTS and SCROPS BERNARD, and accumulations thereon ; also £5OOO arrears, kc. and other monies and securities, apparel, jewels, watches, trinkets, manes% and paraphernalia, household and ornamental furniture, plate, Om To her son Hway Vieux:sew, of Christ College, Oxford, whom she states to be the only one of her children, who is not well provided for, she bequeaths the sum of £lO,OOO on his attaining the age of thirty, or on his previously marrying (this sum by the co. dicil is augmented to £12,0(0), the interest in the mean time to be-applied at the discretion of her exe cutors to his maintenance; and they are empowered to advance any part of the principal not exceeding £5OOO, for his prolnotion in the Army or otherwise. Sundry articles of plate are also given to him, a large gold repeater, and the furniture of the Marchioness s library in Cumberland-place, or any-ether morning , room . he may prefer, and of any bed-room except 1 ' her own. . • To her daughters Lady Amoy and Mrs. LITTLE TON, her wardrobe. To her datighter, Mew HYACINTHE LITTLETON, a cabinet standing in the largest drawing-room, and some costly jewellery. (a thick India neck chain with a torguoin hanging to it, the largest row of pearls from her rarl necklace, a gold watch.chain, &c.) for her life, and after her death to her children; tailing them, to Lady ADDY and her children. To her son GERALD ( who is stated to hold a hand some appointment in India) £2,000 at the age of SO, or on his marriage; the interest in the mean time to ' accumulate. To her son Iticsuan, her household furniture, car riages, horses, kc. The remainder of her jewels, trinkets, and precious stones, are directed to be deposited at Messrs. CourTs Banking-house, and reserved for her son Ricumta till he attains 30, or marriage; failing those events to HENRY in like manner, and failing him to GERALD ; tailing him to Lady ADDY and Mri. Lereerroe. The residue is left to RICHARD WIELLICSLRY, at 30, l er marriage, and in case of his death before such pe- And, it is given to Hume or to GRAMM in the same manner. The codicil, dated the 20th Dec. 1815, is made merely for the purpose of adding £2,000 to Hemel( WELessum's legacy, and of necking all bequests; either immediate or reversionary, to Ilicly AIM Anomie*, Mr. William Witisers, junior, Holt; or Messrs. Baitachey and Bridger, Angel-evert, Throgmerton street. William WIN of Malden, Essex, liquor merchant, dealer and elmpman, Jan. 21, eft, and February 2%, at ten, at Guildhall, AttorMes, Messrs. 'Templer and Glynes, Burr.street, East- Smitlifiel 1. John Heath, of East Teignmnuth, Devon, ship.bullier, dealer and Chapman, Jan. 22, 3 , aml Feb. 25, at eleven. at the Lon don Hotel, West Trignmowi.. Anomie', Mr. William Rufus Jordan, East Teienntouth ; or Mr. Faitbank, S-aple Inn. George Wright, of Birmingham, carpenter and packing fine and - - - - case makci . , dealer and eliopMati, !actuary 94;25, and Feb. at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Temple-row, llirmingliam.— Anomie*. Messrs. KMght, Jones, awl Knight, St—James's square, London; or Mr. John Yerml Redford, llirmlngham. Thomas flurtlay, of Settle, parish of Cii , rdetwieli. Yorkshire, tallow-chandler, dealer and diapason, I eh. S. at fire, Feb. 6, and 25. at eleven, the Devonshire I 'del, Skipton. Atwitter, Mr. Jones, Size-lane, Buckler.bury, London ; or Mr. Preston, Skipton. George Day Moon. now or late of Snape, Suffhlk, ellopheeper, dealer and chapman, Jan. VJ, at eh ' Jan. ?S. and Frh. 25, at eleven at the Hear and Crown lon, Ipswich. Attorney, Mr. Hayward, Chancery•lane, London. fr Thomas Brown, of Charley, Lancashire, cotton-manufacturer, dealer and chsptnan, January 25, at two, Feb.l2, and 25, at twelve, at the Eagle and Chili Inn, Wigan. Attornle4, Mr. Wind'', John street, Bedford-row, London . or Mr. Henry GaskeU, of Wigan. John NOW, late of ebeadle-Sulkeley, Cheshire, printer and nia"ufacturer, deal-r and chapman, January 24, 25, and Feb. 25, at ten, at the Warren Balks*, Arms Inn, Stockport.... Attarnies t Messrs. Edge and Poker, Norfolk•street, Strand, h.. • Asondor. ; oe..AAs. Kasmp,...2;ockpart-..., Rev. Roger Clough, of Ratbafarn Park, Llanrhydd, clerk, R kb ; and Butler Clough, of Glanysvern. Llandyrtiog, Esq. David Mason, of Astral mks, I.lanthalady Ciomerch, Esq. and the Rev. John Lloyd Jones, of Flag Madoc, Ilandogget, clerk, Denbighshire, bankers and partners, Jan. 31, Feb. I, and:24 at eleven. M the Crown Inn, Denbigh. Anomie,. Messrs. Jones and Williams,' Denbigh; and Messrs. Frowd and Rdse, Serle-street, Lincoln's Inn, London. Robert Webber, of Langporr ' Somersetshir,, tronfonnder, Ja nuary 23, February I and 25, at eketot, at the George Inn, Taunton. Attorntes Messrs. Meade and Warren, Taunton : and Mr. Croft, Cha ncery-lane, LonAun. Robert Ellwood, of London, and William Wilson, jim. late of London, bat now of Banbury, Oxfordshire, wine-merchants, January 24,25, and February 25, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn. Banbury. Attornirsc Mr. Aplin, Banbury ; and Mr. Makinson, Elm-court, Temple, London. , - Matthew Jackson, of Santos, Cumberland, tailor, February 7, and 25, al three, at the Red Lion, Whitehaven. Attar riles, Mr. John Pearson, Staple Inn, London; and Messrs. Sherwen and Son, Whitehaven. Henry Clement, of Great Carter-lane, Doetors.Commons,stable keeper, January SI, and February IS, at ten,at Guddliall. Atterney, Mr. lialiday, St. John-square, Clerkeatvell. Alexander Fairbetrn, of Devonshiremreet, merchant. January 1, 28, and February 21, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Gorden, Old Broad-street,London. . :. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. Feb. 4, Samuel Gullet; Birmingham. merebant, at eleven:— Feb. 4, William Meland. Go3well-street, oilman, at eieveil. Feb. 4, Charles Martin, Aherflonvey, Innkeeper, at eleven. • Jan. If, Alexander Anderson, Philpen-lane, merchant, at eleven.— Feb. 8, John Colson, Wlleam.green, coach-mastr, at one. Feb. 83, Thomas Baas and Joseph White, Old Broad•street, insu rance-brokers. at twelve. Feb. 25, Jacob SITIFII Bright, William, Martha, and Hannah Bright, Coventry and Foster•lane, ribbon manufacturers, at twelve. Feb. 9, kdward George 4hort, Tut tenham•eiturt-road, grocer, at woe. Feb. 4, James Taylor, New. gate-market, salesman, at eleven. Feb. IS, John and Frande Collens, Nickolas lane, timber-merchants, at ten. Feb. 4, Geo. Gooey; Diackwall, hoot-builder. at twelve. Feb. 4 , James Dunn, White Lion court, Birchln-lane, merchant, at twelve. Feb. 11, Joseph Bland and John Satierthwalte, insurance-brokers, at 11. Jan. IS, George Hassan, Hanover-strea, 'dealer, at twelve.— teh. 4, Joseph Dole, Carburteit-street, piaisterer, at eleven. Feb. 4. William Grarne, liattlu-bridge, carpenter, at twelve. Feb. 8, Samuel Jeeves, Sandy, horse dealer, at tea. DIVIDENDS to he node the COUNTRY. - . - Feb. 6, Gareen Shatter, Reading, upholsterer, at eleven, at the Lower Ship. Reading. Feb. 17, Robert and William - Pol lock, M'akeheld. woohraplers, at eleven. at the Sessions House, Wakefield. Feb. 17, William Walker Wain's', dealar, at two, at the Dog, Manchester. Feb.l4, Thomas Underdown, Coiy• ton, i,onnwager, at twelve, at the Country Hotel, Whimple -- Feb. VS, George Greenwo od, Holt. mereltant, at eleven, at the George, Holl. Feb. 14 Thomas Frost, Wolverhampton, inn holder, at divas, at the Jerningbana Anns, Sbiffnal. ' CERTIFICATES—Fasauna v 4. Matthew hemp, Dewsbury, card-maker. John Haworth Median. and )(mph Helicon, Newcastle merchants. James eynold., Blackfriars-road, merchant. ' John Davies, Shore datea, linen-draper. Joseph Woodhead, Esieiltreet, Strand, , miry-agent. Daniel Ward and Samuel Smith, Liverpool, earthen • ware awl potter•dealcrs. James Wareing, Liverpool, dealer. lanes Muir, Milbay, Devon, iron founder. Samuel Morand, Drae-street, Finsbury square, Middleacc merc h an t. William Edwards, Bristol, salesman. Joseph PiCkering, Hatton-wail, Middlesex, nil and colourman. Stanley Buckley, Stockport, Chorhire i bardwareman. Jopeyb Tucker, Bath, coal-merchant. Meld Does, York, looking glass manufacturer. George Penny, Warnford-caut, Tbrognaorton-street, Linden. merchant. Peter Horny, jun. Ottery St. Mun k Devon, miller. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. La Hogee, for the Floe de Mar, on lirldaY. at No. de Middle Tempiwisne a, recalled Tuesdays anstfridaYa Martin, for the Flatboat No. ISI, and the Commerce, on Fri. TREASURY REPORT. Of the sum of '25,616,721 dollars, St rents. beinq the amount of Cussorn-House Dudes from March,. 1815, to July, 18W, (as mentioned in our Paper of yesterday) there WAS paid by Dollar*. Cents. New Tort 9,926,188 30 Philadelphia Lawn 3,570,130 77 kalthnore ................. Charleunn. ............ 6.047,641 '73 New . 738,089 13 Savannah . Nsrfolk. 401,140 311 The total amount of issues of Myst:ly notes lis• been 36,133,191 dollars, reimbursements 27,400,0 *J' dollars, leaving an constanding hal .nce of every de. nomination, on Ist Aug. 1816, of 3.765,79} The anregne amount of the Public Debt, is the 'sum of 12%),159,181 doll in, 65 cents. consisting t f the following items: 1. Fon , ird Public Debt, contracted since the War, 37,779,274 dollars, 32 gent— % Footled Public Debt, contracted since the War, 73,05,416 &Mrs, 23 cat 1. S. 11. sating Public Debt, outstanding, 9,283,7114 dollars.—.' Total, 1211,6h0,Vit dollsrs,43 cents. The aggregate amount of the Publie Debt. at esti,. rnated on the 12th,fehrttary, ISM being the sum of, doitars, 93 cents. Toe Aggregate reduction siree t 1 at rr;od, amounts to the sum of 3,471,210 dollars, SS rents. • In elocution of the Act of 306 April, 1816, t•-• dative to the Custom House Eau!)lisheunt, the 80.• ctetary states, That the purchase of a Custom-House. at Boston, cost 29,000 dollars. That a purchase has been authorised at Nev York; at a price not exceeding 5:1,000 dollars. That a purchase has been authorised at Philade phial, as the price for the site and buildings to he erected, which will probably amount tn eiS,OUU dollars.. Total I 49,000 dollars. That :4 negotiation had taken place with the Trns teos for building an Exchange, at Baltimore, who offer to erect and convey to the Government suitable establishment, being part of the Ezghange. for 7(),000 dollars. And that a site and - builaing may be purchased at Charleston, for the sum of 50,00 U dollars. Total .269,000. But the appropriation only amounts to 250,000 dollars, leavntg a deficit sit 19,000. Upon this statement, it is proposed to suspend tl:* purchase at Baltimore, until an additional appro pi iatioa can be obtained, but to complete the other Establishments. FROM THE BALTIMORE. FF.DER M. GAZETTE, Dee. Ig'. Various conjectures ars- p.fl .it as to cite persous i who will compose the Cairint,t of the new Presldenta We find it stated in some of the I)ein , ;cl.eic P i pers, that Mr. Adams is to be recalled from beidon fiii the office of *ecretary of State ; while Irons oilier , sons ces we learn. that it k con fi dehtly state.! tiy 111-sti who are SlippOtett to have equal opporroliities of AL taining comet iolosmation, that Mr: Crawford and Mr. Clay are hods spoken of as tour- likely to* pp pointed. Report also says, that r. c'aihtlin is cx. pectrd to quit Paris, and to return to the United States nest ziprin7; f,e' is pit;bady destined to fill again his old situation in the l'reasttry.• Oahu . MARTIAL.—Tice trial of Lieutenant Con. ningliana, Commandant oi the thited States' schooner Firebrand, (under Oa fit:t Article of the Act far t h e b etter i ':,,ver:!otent of the gavy) cleved at New Orleans the Si tile. The Court honourably acquitted ' Lieutenant Ctlnningllarn of any viol:46lo'of the said Article, and of any impropriety of conduct during Ihe late attack from a Spanish squadron. The Court. however, could not refrain from obsia ring, that the uni :fleeted and dastardly attack nt,tee by his Catholic MAjesty's ship Diana and brig Cassador has proved an unparalleled, onjoqifiahle. and unprovoked itself and outrage upon the Flag of the Uatted Status. HOLIDAY PitUSENTS.—A complete set of eragerfak. ing eurations wad einvwert, wt,Tcti have been prepared At a very considerab;e exp.:use, at:d calculated for the amusement of a company o f arty wouber of per sons, will be pretcnteJ (gent: , ), by SWIFT antl . Cu. to their Friends and l'ore.a , crs, at. thtir t)rnces, every diy, until Ter:.v.i v, the 2lst, when the _Lowy , begins drAtvir lig-