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. ~ --, : • i ~. • ..-- :' .• .. • - A C ie .. ''... ' 4 4 - - -,.. 10,1 Iy ; 40 - . , I/ C' . ''. . ........,. . .., - --•- • - - ) $ X ..... . 1 .1 • . : , , 1.4 4r114 11,-• ' -j) :„ - • ----f at. . ~......, „......,,,......,-, • ..._ . . d~ ', . IP.-11BER 10,842. 3IAGNAY, IMAYOR. T a COURT of LORD MAYOR and ALDER- J 1 MEN, holden in the Council Chamber of the Guildhall of o f London, on TUMMY, the 20th day of November, 111, o t In the Second Year of the Reign of George the t oo k., the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, *dais ac' Bloom. mcoaftorsur, 'ghat the Thank. of this Court be offered to the Right Honour" 41001I)1 THOMAS THORP, Lao Lord Mayor, for his ottn pbry conduct in the discharge of his duties as Chief Ma orate of this City during the past year, especially for his active as successful endeaf ours, during a period of considerable diffi eaity, to preserve its peace and to protect the property of its ',h a bitants; evincing, at the same time, a manly attachment to to :moire principles of the British Constitution, and to the tight and privileges of his FAlow-Citizens—for his punctual sw im to the regulations cf the Police—for his strict infrar don! the administration of justice—fir his prompt:miss to rat bl i t h e guilty—and for his readiness to relieve the distressed, flat the Court feel themselves particularly called upon to ecksowledge the sense they entertaia of the late Lord Mayor's isremitted politeness and hospitality, and of his uniformly af hble and friendly demeanour, as well while presidirg out r the debbetatims of this Court as on all other public occasions, by wbicb conduct he has conciliated the regard of all pares, and * R ued the esteem which was before entertained for him by t i e Members of this Court. WOODTHORPE. To TA NNE4t4 &e. BiTsiliDGE, C 1.13 1 7.11., and Co. having invented and established a NF.W. lEROCRSS, whereby Crap Hides are perfectly tanned in ronr 'Alanthi at Dorking, is Surrey, are viaiaz to take another A Pl'll E NT( C E. to brans the Art el their Naar Process (with cemlin privileges), provided they approve of the party, for a suita:ole Premium, who must come under bond and oath not to reveal the said Process, under certain restrictions tste expressed in the bond. All application= shu , :t be pose-paid. Dorking,'2oth November, 1 3.:1. IN pursuance of authority received from his :lonour Me President of the Honourable Court of Criminal intl emlhoice for the United. Co!ony of Demerary and Essequebo, baring date the 27th July, 7 3_1, I, the Deputy First 51arshal of said United Colony do, by these prescets, in the name and bk half of CH A REES SI NISON, for himself ant de rat,. ravens the other Executors to the Lust rased Testament of JOHN JONES, deceased, SUMMON, Tor the first, second, twit d, and fourth time, by Edict, ad valvas tr.ria, ill known and unknown Creditors of the Estate of said Joke Jmes, deceased, as well for his Personal Debts as for Cuims against his Plantations, Waks and Vretlestrio, situated is tits Colony, To appear in person, or by proxy, before the Honourable Cam of Criminal and Civil Justice for the United Colony of Unwary and Essequebo at their Session, to be holden at the Caen-kouse, in George iown. on the loth December next, and Mowing days, in order to render their Claims properly attested, and in due form; wher..as, in default of which, and after the expiration of the fourth and last Edict, to be heard at the Ses sion of the aforesaid honourable Court, in the month of February, 1822, will be proceeded against the non-appe.u - ers r r,ling to law.—Deme t airy, the 28th July, 1821. J. D. ki A LEY, Deputy First Marshal. a. ta S. WM IY.Authority of His Most Gracious Majesty IGcnote the Fourth, by the Grace of G oo, of Great Bri- tined Ireland, King. Defender of the Faith, /ice. of Hanover &e.&e. on the Lettcrs or Writ of Benefit of Inventory "Ishii Majesty's Sign Manual, in the matter of JOHN CRAIG, of Gloucester-plies., in the County of 3liddlesex, kilt Law of 'Alilliken Craig, late of thew Colonies, Planter, frosted, given at Carlton-House, on the 7th day .4 February last mV the second ye: n. of his Alajest) 's reign, and ectuWersigned Wild Bathurst : And in romance of au Order made by the limswable Court of Criminal and CHI Justice of the United Rimy of .Dernerary and Esiequebo, ea the Petition of said kis Craig, of Gloucester-pLce, in 'the county of Middlesex ; odd Alexander Mack-nzie, of George Town, IJemerary, LLD. his Attorney, as by Power of Attorney duly recorded hti-decret.:ry's Office.of these Colonies; 4the undersigned Deputy First Marshal of said United Co kr, do hereby intimate unto all known and unknown'Creditors Vie Estate of Milliken Craig, late of these Colonies, Planter, kneed; as also all Legatees, Relations, and all others interested Maid Estate, that a proper and correct inventory and Ay iniserrient will be taken and trade in presence of Honourable Gaudier', Commissaries of the Honourable Court of Criminal ad aril Janice, and their Secretary, at the late residence of lid Milliken Craig, on Plantation Nismes, sittian . tl on the We , t link of the River Llemerary, at ten o'clock in the morning of !Si 3d of September, 1821, and following days, of all the Goods, Runde, and Effects of every description in these Colonies, ap gto the Estate of Milliken Craig, dceezised, so as to 4 111 eilsk the aforesaid Ja hn Craig, as Heir, to c•-• Letters of Be ltran( inventory to the deceased '' alit, to ascertain he etre thereof, and to give, in due form, the hail and security visited by law, according to the true meaning and intention of Letters or Writ of Benefit ut Inventory ; and do further, Ilk is une and on behalf of the aforesaid John Craig, of Clot'. nor-place, in the County of Middlesex, Heir, under Letters illnneht of Inventory of Milliken Craig, late of this Colony, 'hater, deceased, CITE all known and unknown Creditors of be Estate of Milliken Craig, deceased ; as also all Legatees, !le sions, and all others interested in said Estate, to appear in senor, or by Proxy, before the Ilonourable Court of Crimii.al sd Gvil Justice aforesaid, at their Session to be holden hi emerge Town, no the lath of February, 18'22, and following then and there to see said Letters or Writ of Benefit of 6eutury intrrinated or confirmed, or to assent to or oppose the t-ae is Use course of law, with intimation that in case they do )(appear either in Person, cr by their Attorney or Attornies, the said Honourable Court will nevertheless proceed ex.parte, 11 4 default to confirm the same according to law. Demerary and Essequelm, the lath August, MI. J. 1). lIA LEY, Deputy First Marshal. BURGESS' ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES. 11116 011se, 107, STRAND, comet of the SAVOY-STEPS, ' LONDON. I °ll N BURGESS and SON being apprized of thenameroas endeavours made by many Persons to impose I ,trcos Aricle for their make, feel it incumbent upon them I° 4 l m the attention of the Public, in purchasing what they' t d a rctivt to be the Original, to observe the Name and the Ad r,ectresponds with th e a b ove ; the general appearance of kt • sPhous descriptions will deceive the unguarded, and for teird eteOw • n. J. BeacEss and Sox submit the following Cau los s . •—Some are in appearance at first sight" The Genuine," srizhout any Name or Address i—some " IkaUSAS% Ki n Of Anchovies."—others " Busnia's,"—end nuusy more Irrloat Address. • 3 01 IN fired with and SON having been many years With such distinguished approbation, feel every senti -7 1 " r evectiowards the Public,' and earnestly solicit them ` . m pen the Lab e l s prev i ous to. urchasing what they conceive De S 1 th,ir make, which they hope will prevent many disap gaturs,-... 111 % 1 1(ir.SS' NEW S.%CCE, for general purposes, having 1, 11 great .sati.c.ie_ion, continues to be prepared by them, L I is recommind.A :is a most useful and convenient Sauce— k'NP . 00,.1 in all cl imates. r. . • FIC ' h ASe, 107: ''' ''''''''' of the S4voy-stepti, London. (Int ORMOLU. 13311-1•1;Cj WASZAIOUSE). WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, IS2I. 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The eminent merits of this long established Navigation are well known • the dividends are regu larly paid in Janu a ry an d J u l y , at t h e lianking-house of Messrs. Stevenson and Salt, London. Apply to Mr. Scott, New Brhlge.street. ADVOWSON, SUFFOLK. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Auction Mart, London, on Wenxxsoar, the sth of December next, ' ,1r HE Eligible ADVOWSON of the RECTORY of FELS"' AM, within eight miles of Bury St. Edmund's.. The Parsonage-house is very good sized, and in excellent order. The Parish is laid to contain about One Thousand Five Hun.. dred Acres of superior Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land.— There are also Seven Acres of Glebe Land. Printed Particulars may he had of Mr. William Dalton, So licitor, Bury St. Edmund's; or of Mr. Henry Phillips, Auc tioneer, Bond -street, London, after Wednesday, the 21st inctent. The Parsonage-house may be viewed by personal application to the Rev. Mr. Cole, of Brettenham, the adjoining parish to Febham.--14th NoveMber, 1821. BROMPTON-ROW, KNIGHTSBRIDGE. ELIGIBLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE. , TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick-str t, Golden-square,) At Garraway's Coffee-:bouse,rhange-alley, Cornhill, on Tunas- DAY, December 15, 17541 , at Twelve o'Clock, AN Eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held for an unexpired term of forty-two years, at a Ground-rent of Is. per Annum ; comprising a Dwelling-house, situate at the West end of Brompton-row, in the occupation of Mrs. Otto ruin, with an inclosed Garden in front to the road, and a small Cottage at the back, in the occupation of Mr. R. Harris, at Rents amounting to 4'54 per Annum. To be viewed by applying to the Tenants ; of whom Particu lars may be had ; at the Crown and Sceptre, Brompton-row ; of Messrs. Still, Strong, and Rackham,Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden square. OXFORDSIII RE, NEAR CHIPPING-NORTON. Eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE; well-accustomed INN; TITHE-FREE: containing upwards of ONE HUNDRED and SIXTY-THREE ACRES, on Lease to respectable Tenants. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick -street, Golden-square), At Garraway's Coffee-house, in Exchange-alley, Cornblll, on TromsoAr, December 13. at One o'Clock, AL VERY VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, Tithe-free, and exonerated from Land Tax. Comprising HOOK NORTON LODGE, known as the well accustomed Inn, the Fox and Hounds, situate in the Parish of Hook Norton, between lhnbury and Chipping-Norton ; con sisting of an ancient Stone-built Houte, with Offices, Ilt.nv house, Yard, Stabling for Sixteen Horses, Barn, Cart Lodges, and various Outbuildings, and upwards of ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-TWO ACRES Of Arable, Meadow, and Posture Land, in a hi:lh state of cul tivation. and plenty of good W. ter ; in Tossession and on Lease to Mr. John Pricket, Mr. Tustain, and a am ill part in the oc. cupation of sir. Goff, tenant from year to year, at Rents amounting to nearly Four Hundred Pounds per Annum. To be viewed by applying to the Tenants, of whom Particu lars may be had ; at the White Hart, and of Mr. Townsend, Surveyor, Chipping-Norton ; at Chapel House ; White Hart, Morton in the .Marsh; Hop-pole, Star, and of Mr. L.mtley, Worcester; King's hea d, Coventry; Hen and Chickens, Bir mingham ; Warwick Arms, Warwick ; Red Lion, Bunbury ; at Gartaway's ; and of Mr. Robins, War Wick-street, Golden square, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. N. B. The Elegant Residence to be Let. F.EUM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Moss, Vauxhall, potter, to surrender November 24, December 4, and January 1, at ten, ut Guildhall. Attornies, 'Messrs. Henson and Co. Bouverie.street, Fleet-street. Henry Handsword, Great , Winchester -street, Broad-street. merchant, December 1,3, and January 1, at eleven, •at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lester, New -court, Crotched. friars. John %Ward, London, dealer in foreign fruits and honey, No vember 27, December 1, and January 1, at twelve, at Guild hall. Attorney, Air. Browne, Lower Thames-street. Richard Bingham, Clerk, Gosport, banker, December 7, 11, and January 1, at twelve, at the Crown Inn, Gosport. At tornies, Blessrs. Cook and Hunter, Clement's Inn New Chamber=. Birmingham, gun-maker, December 6,7, at Jamesv,o a, one, and January I, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Birming ham. A:turnies, Messrs. Holme and Cu. New lun ;or Parker, Birmingham.. Bentley, Curtain-road, Shoreditch, hardwareman, No.. vember 27, December 4, and January 1, at twelve, at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. Pike, New Boswell -court, Carey-street. Ruben :headway, Beaminster, Dursrtshire, butcher, Decem ber 4,5, and January 1, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Beatniaster. Attornies, Messrs. Ilohne and Co. New Itin; or Mr. Nutley, Crewkerne, Somerset. • John Burrcll, :.eweastle-upon-Tyne, merchant, November 27, December 10, and January 1, at eleven, at the George Inn, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Atturnies, Messrs. Bell and Brodrick, Daw Church . -yar,l, Cheapside ; or Mr. Seymour, Newcastle. Christopher Savory, late of South Mord, Devon, limeburner, December 4, at three, 5, at ten, and January 1, at eleven, at the Rogers's Arms, Ivybridge, Devon. Attornies. Mesas. Fox and Piideaus, Austin4riaro; or Mr. Walter Prideaux, Kinzsbridge, Devon. DI V 'DEN DS to be made at GUIDDHA Nov. 37, J. Nailer, Jefferies-square, St. Mary-Aze, met clam, at eleven. Dec. 15, G. B. Whalley, Iltsrighall-strect, woollen-draper, at eleven. D.T. I, 11. Futter, Bethnal-green, surgeon, at eleven. Dec. 1, 11. Friend, Southwark, engineer, at twelve. Dec. IS, A. Ross anal Murray, Leaclenhall-build. togs, Gracecisurch street, leather-factors, at twelve. Dec. 15, M. Tidy, Southgate, shopkeeper, at twelve. Dec. 1, C. Mac kenzie, late of Caroline -street, Betlford-squzre, merchant, at twelve. Dec. 22, T. Gill, Old Gravel-hue, soap-manufactu rer, at twelve. Dec. 11, T. and J. W. Whalley, Friday -street, sarehousernen, at eleven. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. Dec. fa, P. Smith, stn. and jun. and W. Smi,h, Burnden, near BoLon, Lancashire, muslin.manufacturera, at nine, at the Garrick's lieud, Fountain•street, Manchester. D.T. W Bade, late of Preston, liquor-merchant,. at eleven, at the White Horse, Preston. Dec. 20, J. Woods, jun. late of Port sea, baker, at twelve, at the Crown lap, Bishop's Waltham.— 1 3 It !CP,. SEVEN-PENCE: Dec. 12, G. Hague, Sheffield, plater, at clever, at the Hnionl Tavern, Birmingham. Dec. is, J. Peak, Newcastle-under.. Lyne, fiercer, at eleven, at the Hoe Beck, Newcastle-under. Lyne. Dec. 19, J• Fiwer, Sheffield, ironmonger, at twelve, at the Tontine Inn, Sheffield. Dec. 11, J. Robinson, arming. ham, factor, at twelve, at the Swan Hotel, Birmingham. Dec. 19, J. Luke, Exeter, ironmonger, at eleven, at the Globe Ta. vern, Exeter. Dec. 14, 11. Price, Tewkesbury, corn-factor, at eleven, at the holier of W. Ricketts, liquor merchant, Tewkes bury. Dec. 15, J. Bennett, Green• Fairfield, Derbyshire, eat. de-dealer, at eleven, at the Green Man Inn, Asbborne. Dec. 12, D. Adcock, late of Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire, drug gist, at eleven, at the White Swan Inn, Melton Mowbray. CERTIFICATES.—DEcEmBER 11. S. Weston, Heanor, Derbyshire, hosier. F. Jenks, Brom.. yard, tlerefordshire, dealer. M. Tidy, Southgate, shopkeeper. J. and J. Bower, Bradford, Yorkshire, worsted-spinners. W. Pigot, Ratcliffe-highway, grocer. J. Mum Manchester, hat. manufacturer. Ewing. 'Liverpool, merch a nt. l R. Anthony, Plymouth, ironmonger. P. Wotd, Kingston, gardener. DISSOLUTIONS or I'AVTNF.RSHIPS. J. and T. 111 ills, Stroud, Gloucestershire, clothiers. Morrie and Dickinson, Great Haling, surgeons. Mudford and WM ham., Plympton St. Mary, Devon, carriers. J. and C. Snuggs, Little Guildford -street, Southwark, timber-merchants. J. and T. Turner, Minories, linen-drapers. Turnbull and Burnley, Bristol, architects. R. and C. Boswell, St. Martin's -court, ho sier& P. J. and J. Buxton, Manchester, butchers. Smith and Noble, Liverpool, printers. Cooper and Woodroff, Poston. Derbyshire, millers. Grand and Staff, Norwich, attornies. Otway and Co. St. James's -street, milliners. TOMKINW 'LOTTERY. THE HOLDERS of Red 'Tickets . in TOMKINS' PICTURE LOTTERY, who have not yet received dui:. PRIZES, are earnestly requested to send immi.diately for them, as the Premises can be continued open only a short time lon,3er. Attendance daily (Sunday excepted) frum Ten till Three &Cluck. No. 54, New Bond-street, Nov. 21, 1221. AMERICA. BALTIMORE, OCTOBER 19. DIFFERENT CUSTOMS. Our Journals are teeming with the accounts of the King of England's Coronation, with his visit to Ire land; with addresses, and festivals, and songs, and loyal toasts, and music, and triumphal arches, and all that give bustle, and splendour, and pageantry to a spectacle so brilliant. What a contrast is furnished on this side of the Atlantic, in the inauguration of an American President!—The Senate, after having counted the suffrages, proclaim the successful candi date, who, on taking the constitutional oath required, is from that moment, and to all intents and purposes, the Chief Magistrate of the American Republic. He may occasionally visit his fellow-citizens in some re mote part of the Continent, when he partakes of their hospitality and departs. We learn by the daily jour nals where the Chief Magistrate is to be found ; and even they, perhaps, will not mention the fact, unless some special circumstances, worthy of attention, should occur in the course of his journey. But where are his guards in the meantime? He has none: he never dreams of any ; and should he take such a pre caution, he would be laughed at fr3m one extremity of this Continent to the other. He may probably de• vote a month or more to such a jaunt, and on his re . turn to his home, he may be found, in the recess of Congress, sitting quietly by his fire-side with his wife and cliildten, or perhaps superintending the cultiva tion of tobacco. Surely, it %fill be said, if the Chief Magistrate cf this Republic can afford so much time to his own en joyment, the members of his Cabinet roust do a double duty. Here the foreign inquirer finds himself mistaken again ; he perhaps proceeds to Washington, in the expectation of meeting the Heads of Depart ments ; but what may be his surprise to learn that the President is in Virginia, the Secretary of state in Massachusetts, the Secretary of the Ti easury in Gear zia, and the Secretary of the Navy in New York ? lie will find, to be sure, a few Clerks in these respee live Offices, who are of themselves competent to transact all the ordinary business durni::, the c.ntwes sional recess.. If a case demanciin s the, prcsci:ce of these Officers occnrs, they are notified by mail: they come, resolve, and again disperse to their families and to their homes. This is the distinctive line between Republica!!isrn and Royalty—the President and all the Heads of De partments are more than half of their time simple ci tizens, and scarcely contemplated by their relatives and friends in any other light. We are compelled to rely on no legitimatestock—to watch over no infant's cradle, or to observe with anxious solicitude a Legis lator in his go cart, doomed when a child to play with a threepenny whistle, and, when a man, with crowns and sceptres ! We have lived to see mighty conquetors them- • selves compelled to fly the field, before those armies that they had formerly vanquished—forced to lay down 'their crowns and sceptres, and to partake of the plain and simple character of an American citi zen; or to pine away the dregs of their existence, and..- finally to die, on a barren rock, surrounded by-the surges of the Atlanticdenied, in the hour of death, not only the presence of the Lin's and Ladies of the Court, but likewise the tears of sympathizing friends, where not even conjugal faith, or filial sensibility, could smooth a pillow for the head, or close that eye whose berms once made the - confederated Powers of Europe tremble and turn pale! S ti ch is the glory which Anterkans wish to avoid; in the contempla tion of such spectacles, they return with renewed de. light to their own President, the citizen-Magistrate of the only remaining Republic on the face of the globe. ANECDOTE OF THE KING.—On his MAJESTY'S Teo turn from his late visit to Hanover, be was waited upon at Rothenkirchen, by a Deputation of the Mi ners of the Hartz. The Deputation begged permis• sion to present their King with a go! let, out of which, they said, GEORGE H. and also GE'IIIGE 111. had drank. The KING immediately retnen7bered the lat ter circumstance, and that, when in his youth, a De. putatiOn of the Miners had come to England to wait on the KING, his father, Ifs MsJesvv drank out of the goblet ; and three old Miners being presented to him as having been among those who brought it to England, he said, good-humouredly, " Do you still frequently sing the song which yins sang at Windsor Galen; nfend tear triter Michael da r- As this song is national in the Ha!tz, it may easily be imar glued bow pleased the honc,t Miners il'ere with his excellent memos, and pleasantry. /tag oxen. 2s a 1 Og I od. 1 i s 4 sf# , 01 .1 -I no., .1 4:1•`