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-- • • . • .. . 4 p ‘,.. : ... •! , . . it at __ ~ • , tcut ,.._ [ ,fir . - • 6,3, 4. 7.". /.. 3 0 . .. 0 , - . -z...-iiiiariii. - ......o.l,mia , - i . . t 111 • . , tKint a i ~ ....:, 4 •., , 4 . I :' , , • -it: ,ii T 4114 . ; t , ~~ • • • .•• N°• 1932. L.oNDoiv . -... - " 17ie tailee for irAielt FUMPIA'N fell iA tie Yell, sod SYD.NIKT died Ni hie Segfold ; ' • 'ftkcic..Eurvicti Ps Nal Vl° LO'S LO3DON MAGAZINE and THEATRI CAL INQUISITOR.—,Ne. 14, for February, prire 2+. &I. is embellished with a PORTIPAIT of Mr Conran. in Romeo, and contains—l. On the Spirit of ktaltometaniss. —II. Sketches of the Rhine,-111 Ain the Philosophy and roetty of Shelley.--IF. The Dejeune; Si, a Dramatic Metal • 3t4, Reflections on the Past Year, by one of the Old Sc hool; 80. ilingelar Will of the FAH of Pembroke. — V. Basle and his The Bath of Beauty ; a Tale abridged from the German.—Vll. Letter frees a Car respendeat.--V ID. Nage Poetiete : I. Chaos ; 2. Trans- Elas from Horace, I, .Bonnet.—lX. Evtracts from the Jitor's Memorandum Book : I. Baldwin versus Black wood; t. Receipt for Brewing, a Tragedy.—X. Periodical Literetere. Edinburgh and Quarterly Reviews.—Xl. Lite kry Reviews: I. Mirandola ; ?, Kenilworth ; 3, I.Jfe of N. }eels in; I LIMN ; 4. Life of Roder ; 6. Literary Pocket Book; 7. Coefede•ation of the Rhine; 6. itucb is the World. Tsteveteat Ineolistyox ; Life of Mr. COOper, Review of Dehry Lao; 00•011 i genies, and Minor Theatres, Political Dfirma. Nows=tranings. with Literary and Bbientiie glad Journal . La, N.S. The anew - ta llil a i rra Public is particalarly requested to this Number, as the arraugements la materially improved, end the whole eupartelended by an Editor of celebrity. In addition to the otter alterations' •• the Theatrical Inquisitor" is annex ed to the Wort, and will &ford to its ntinieroots subscribers ittu oppoitunity of having a greeter sariety of Literary Intel igence than they hare hitherto been enabled to obtnin. Orders for the Work, and Conimaeleations for the Editor, to be sent to Gold end Co. 111, Meet Russell-street. Covent 'Arden, where Vole. 1 sad d may be procured, price 171. elm+, neatly balPbound. IMPROVED SPECTACLE*. WEST,-No. /53, St. James's-street, baring %eon %.../e established as a pastiest Optician more than $0 year& the greater part of which time his attention has been occupied In attending on persons of weak-and feeble eight, and sup plying them with Ouse; of proper spheres. so as to stake the read with as must comfort as when their sight wee is a perfect state, and having attended cut the most eatimmt Oculists when operations have been performed, begs leave to recommend ids IMPROVED SPEC'rACLEM to Persons who have wadetrgeee the operations foe Cataract and Arti ficial Pupil, as being the most perfect. beviug been sass factures' under his owe itomeJlate inipeeiloo. C. Wert begs leave to caution the Public gamiest the ernes impositiow of those persons that advertise their Patent Spectacles. as there is no patent; end further. that those persons are wet, air ever were, Manufacturers of GlaaseA. C. W. attends personally at SS. St. Junes'a-street, from eleven 'Mese o'clock. where U)a process if isanufacturiag &wee way le sow.. SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. The fethowing Loyal Addresses have been presented to MI Majesty :—Froln the Archhisheit, the Dean and Chapere, (he Archdeacon, and the Clergy of the Diocese of Costasehntry ' • from the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, Free- Welders. end Inhabitrats of - Northampton; from the Msyor,Jerata, and ComMonalty of the Town and Port of Faversham; from the Magistrates of the County of Suffolk* front the Magistrates, Clergy, Gentry and other Inhabitants of the Pariah of Tynemouth, in the county of. Northatoherland, comprising therein the town of North Shields ; from the Noblemen, Freeholders, J ss tices of Nave. and Commissioners of Supply of the Connty,er lkirli tiers' that Broad-stniat. marelmint. at Guildhall—Mato 7. W. Roscoe, J. (lane. and W. N. Bosons.. Unispeot, hankers, at eke Gterge inn. Liverpool--Feb. tl. E. Bed). Meshes Town. Devonshire. merchaat. at the Canted Coffee house. Papmeetb U ich—Feb. SI. W. Perot/sea and G. Brown, Kendal. shoemakers. at ths King's Arms lea, Kee dal—Feb. lit, J. Williems. Crowlaad, Lincolnshire. grocer, at the Angel Inn, Peterborovgh—Feb. 17, 3 . Soady Rains, Wapplerwall.orierobant and bierait maker, at Guild- - hall—Fell. 17. N. Abbot. flew -wart. St. Bwithea's-har, merchant. at Gendhall—Feb. 17. G. Corneas, Gray's Inn lace, aterritaat, at Guildhall—F'ele, 11, D. Freenitta. ,W• Sykes, and J. Freeman. Choral:street. liermoodieff. Ne ther-factors. at GaliditaN—Feb. 17, J. Coritirtgleg. mei F. Brown, Lawsseceeitibee. weselniesgspon,atGailaltall—Fob. O. J. Carr. Wortley ; ant D. faandagton Tetley, Angle), Yon: Aire, march/ARE csirrtiorcAnts--vas. S. Driakarster. Liverpool. timber mierchani—W. Ulph. Norerisk. bombaain and gongs usanitimatung—J. Gran% tete swipes. of Use Thomas Camtal. I..sidi l / 4 .4ve10w —.O • Taylor, fihoreditch, enneeltaisdhw--B. jt. illeistra/L CD' noel. Staffordshire. innkeeper—J. Rhdnedge, Bathwirk, Sonsersetddre. dairrasts—J. IC. Tipper, Romfoni, /tenet. stati•iner—J. Harcourt Smith, Bristol. saelioneer—E. lep , Doverstreet, Piccadilly, dress-maker—J. Leigh. L:pp. r Themes-street, coal-merchant—J. Pickerhor, Woburn-piece. Russell-square, wine-merchant--J. Neale, Milk-street, • wholesale lines-draper—J. Hooligan, Bromagrove, Wor cester, wool-dealer. • PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. B. Nichols, Addison, J. Percival, sod J. Jones, Ililstoe, Staffordshire, coal-masters, so far as relates to S. Addiscn —W. Jones, 8. Addison. and R. Nichols. Tiptoe. Stafford shire, coal-masters, so far as relates to B. Nichhls —R. Mould. .V. and F. Anderson. Mouth-Shields. rope-lankeol and ship-chandlers—J. and Al. Thoniron, Durham, uphol sterers—E. and T. Taylor, Stains, grocers—('. J. and I'. Jones. Broughton, imseashire. deers—J. Leiria Dant. n W. Orkleston, Argyle-street. (no trade.}—J. Reece, and . Wall, Birmingham, paper-maters, and betten-eard-isan -- factuters—M. 11. and T. and O. Pattrick, 'Mow, witli.i. the Soken. Essex, me chants-li. Sawyer. and W. "%yam, tlinreh-street. tioliu-sysiare. lithographers—O. It' Hoe* a 1.1 fi. Adlard. Dover. booksellers—T. and A. Hominoid: Bur - nard-i'amle, grocers—J. and J. Moore. and W. Willits, New Bond-street, breeelies-makes.W. Smith. M. and W. lirigg. Leeds. elothmerehantt —4. B. sad E. 8. 14 lit klieg-grounds. Bermondsey; 'caliper . .1110. Ran, and D. Foggy, Elder -street, NottOn-Valgate, miackants. FORNEGIN OFFICE Jan. elk MI. Thant* has been pleased to appoint Hoary Unwin Ad diaghwrilialt. (late Ms Majesty's Secretary of Legation 14wIteetiaad), to be his Majesty's Secretary of Legation at tbs. Cadet of Copealtagen. Kieg has also been pleased to appoint Thomas Cart es t, Req. to be his Majesty's Secretary of Legation at the Cowl of Mvaich. 1111 VitGESS' NEW SAUCE for general purposes. .113 having given such great approbation and thedemaad for its enodnaingtOinerease. JOHN RCROESS It SON beg moat reopeetfully to offer this their best aeknowledgments to r at. Public for their liberal patronages of the same; its utility and great convenience in all climates, has recom mended it to the most distinguished foreign connexions, who have all spoken illehlv io its reeommendation.—lt is pre pared by them ONLYt and for preventing disappoistment to families, all possible care has been resorted to by each bottle being sealed upon the cork with their firm and address. as well as each label having their signature, without which it cannot be renuioe. JOHN BURGESS and NON long established and much esteemed ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES. coatinnes to he pre ' pared by them after the same manner that has given the erentest satisfaction for many yeses. Warehouse, 1117, STRAND, corner of the Savoy-steps, London. (TIM ORIGINAL rtsu-s•tce if•RRROV•Ie WAR-OFFII 'E. Jsw."l o B. • Jab Regiment of Light Dragoons, Lieutenant George Panty, from half-pay 83d Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant. vine Citatioa Clarke, who exchanges, receiving the dile mice. 17th Regiment of Foot, Captain Jnhn M'Ffierson. from half-rty fiat Foot, to he Certain freoaying the difference) the Nollthen. appointed to the Slst Foot. littb Ditto. Captain Hobert Watson lionlon, from the 81st Foot. to be Captain, vice Cairnes. who exchanges. tail Ditto, Gentleman Cadet, Clotloner Oct,. from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, by i turchase, vice 7 „iv meted. MU bto. Thomas Goulton Mattison. Gent. to be En sign, ;Airtime. Aire Fitzroy. appointed to the Scl Regi ment not Owartl4. Slit Ditto.—To ht.('aptains—Captain Montgomery Cair 7nea, from the 1911, Foot. rice Gordon, who tArhanges; Cop ts'. IVWhim Frederick Hamilton. from the I7th Foot. site George Adams, who retires upon half-pa) gist Foot. receiv ing the diMireece. $3lll Ditto, Gentleman Cadet Hon. J. Stuart, from the Ro)al Military College to be Ensign, h) purchase, vice Campbell, promoted in the 4(lth Foot. Ilroserrat. Srtry.— Assistant-Surgeon John Dar). M.D. from heft-pay. to be Assistant-Surgeon to the Forees. Rarm.—Major llamas Atherton Dawes, of the 'l2d Light Dragoons. to be Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army ; Captain C. Middleton, of the t.:-..tri Light Magoon', to be Major lithe Army. NOVELTY AND AM - ANTI-AM! A Ticket for only Eighteen Shillings !--A Sixteenth for only Two ShiMags!—and Three Prizes of Zll,OOO ifor myritiNa ! TDISH has the pleasure of announcing to the • Public a new and Advantageous %lode of adventure, which attaches eselasively to those who purchase before VALENTINE'. DAY. 14th Neat Montt (February). Gibing them tl:e Chance of all the Capitals and other Prize% to be drawn on that Day for a mere trifle: and the positive certainty of the Public asinine Three Prises of it 2,0011 Consols. for NOTHING !! ! The following is a brief outline of this nurel and prolltahle arrangement. Every Ticket Dribs's boegbt before Valentine's Day wi II be nth/ed to the Purchase• Money back spin if ft should prose a Stank or a small Prise, or be 'indrawn. with the foi lowinga Wein, dedections. provided it he retureed to the OctZ where It wee purchaved, on or before Friday, the Yid of February. A Ticket. ...which coati 231.19 0 will receive hack 23/. 0 0 A Half ....which costs 111 lh 0 will 'svelte hack 11 4 0 A Quarter ..which costs 6 9 0 will receive back 6 2 ti An Eighth ..whlett costs 8 I 0 will receive hark 3 1 t. A Sixteenth which costs 1 13 0 will receive hack 1 11 lloeuinem paging nostra sapit. OM r page relates to inan.—Marrtai.. 3 , tct publia!ted. price Ss. in boards (Fifteenth Edition), TitE .J (:I4 of LIFE: a Non-liedieul Coinntett• tars on the Indiscretions arising from liftman Frailty, l in which the Causes. Symptoms. anal haltered Effects of Lars Venere*. tionorrivea, Stricture. Seminal Wealmess. &c. are fully del elt.ped : Part 11. contains some remarks on cer tain Female Complaints. in particular Sterility : Part 111. embraces Practical Observations on Sexual Debility. Self Abase. and Mental it. itation, with some interesting °harms lions on vegetable and animal life; in Part IV. is a Series of Cases illustratite of the preceding subjects, explaining !hem in a familiar manner, and the whole addressed to the Youth and Maturity of both Sexes. By DOSS and Cu. Consulting Surgeons. Lonsion. Natura beatis Onenlbas Pile dedit. si qui. cognoverit uti.--Ctst, DI AN. Nate !learnt to all thrfind qt blear suppiles, • Its frugal application marks the wire. May be had at 90, Paternus'er-rov. ; Aft. Pall-Mall ; 41. Piecedilly ; IS. Priners-street. Sotto: Fleet-street ; 174. Fleet-street ; 40. West 14inithielti :116. Cliespside. Lon don; Stevenson and Barks and Co., Norwich ; R. Deck. Ipswich: Barrait and Duffield. Haiti ; Sheppard. Bris tol; Hatt. Cambridge: Headley. Leeds: and at all Boole. sellars.—Mt•ssrs. DOSS and Cu. are to be coosetted, is usual. every day, at tiler house : and Patients in the Country i-aste requested to descrilto miautoly the case. enclosing a re mittiate for %deice and Medicine. which ran be forwarded to any pars of the World.-60SS and Cn. M. It. C. Sur -11..11,1%. 11. erie..4t7tl4. Fleet-street. London. ATlSit‘nit PRICE or COMM 1% rsisuvite 10% **LEO; Wheat Ms. Stl.—R)e, 34,. Rd.—Kars v. 113 a. 4.1.--Oata, 941.—Deana, 33a. 341.—Pease, 14e. 94.--Ostmea.i. 10s. 94. 'The Average price of Rrown or lineeovatioßugar.co.r -puted from the Relents made in the weet ending the 114;tt day of Jaguar), is 33a. SP. pct. cwt. Commission in the ht Rettinient of Royal Surrey 11ilitia, signed by the Vora Lieutenant or the t 9ititty or Surrey. Joho Barton Pliilipson. Gent, to be Ensign. By shieh it is evident. that a Thdtet &chiefly eosts only .t 0 1$ 0. A llalf only . . /0 II 0 An Eighth 0a1y.../0 4 A Quarter only ......0 70 I A liistrenih offily..o Tere are. In Consols and hioney. SIX Man OF . 121.000. CROWN-OFFICE. JAN. 27. inmost RIrTVIIVC:II To SERVE IN THIN PRESENT PARLIA- LAM' LVrELLtGENCE. d MUST. Nominator St. tibans.—Sir Henn. Wright Wilson, Knt. in tho Min of IVilliana Tierney Itobarts, Esq. deceased. COURT OF lit.NG'.l BENCH, JAN. 47. Tilt %I NS r. •1t PRANCIS BUIRDItTL . _ _ It was arr.iuged iii this ease that die llefetithat should cou'e up for judgiaeot o* Thursday fiat. Resides several other Capitals; Three Prizes of 9.41tX1/. arc sure to be drawn its the first Five Minutes; and as the Holder* of each of theteCaphals will be entitled to an en drawn Ticket beside their Price Money, they will literhily gala o.llold. Consols for Nothing!!! besides which, these grataieoas Tickslns haze as a Change as say other* of obtiliting Three of VI, .iw addition, end thaw 1111kOSSI, may ultimately be obtained by the cost price of a B.ngle Ticket —(Shares in proportion.) DRAYNKSS.—Noises in the Head, and Diseases of the Ear, if ever so Inveterate or long standing. are successfully treated at the Hermitage, No. 21. Edge% are toad. Loadon. (nearly aappppowaße Fisher's Nnrsery). where the names, cases, and Residences of many respectable per sons that have bees eared may be mien; some of the parties had been discharged from Dispensaries. and given over as incurable by the moat celebrated Surgeoiss and Aurists. among which are the following : Jene 19, 011111.—eta—For the great benefit you have rendered me in restoring my lwaring, after having been deaf 'AI years. 1 have humbly to thank you for: and to say. I have seen the Lady that recommended me, who was malls surprised at the astoniebing rare yoer medicine bad eEertej. —I ten. Sir, tour obedient Servant, St. George a Market, Lowdon. R. P. Stn—l ant happy to inform you, that the medicines I Ind from you have had the desired effect. and quite restores! my hearing, and taken away the noise in my head. 1 now can Lear as well as ever 1 did in my life, and do not think 1' needfel to have any more medicines ; and for the benefit of cie stllleted, you are at full liberty to make what use of this I,ttor you may think proper. My Deafness arose from Icing itt a damp bed.-1 am, Sigs your obedient Servant. lstrworth, Middlesex. April 97. 1890. R. NI. Red Lion Street, Clerkenwell, April 3d, Is2o. Sta—lt is a great pleasure tome to inform you, that after has tug been deaf for two years, and tried various remeliee ithout obtaining any relief, by using one bottle of your va liable medicine I was perfectly cured, and shrill be happy to bear testimony of the same to any person you may please te refer to me. You will, at the same time. accept of my tens? eratefid acknowledgements for the benefit your in valuable medicine has effected.-1 am. Sir, with the greatest respect, your obedient humble Servant, J. 11. August oth, 1819. don —I have been nearly deaf for sixteen years. so much so, as to reader me incnpable of hearing a third part of what any one rommrtnicated to me. and likewise was troubled with noises in ins head hive with the assistance of two bottles of the infallible Remedy. greatly recovered, so much that.) heard nearly the whole of a itermon preached at 111 r. aVoori's Chapel, en Sunday. Angina Stk. 1109.-1 fi el my self under the ;.restest obligations to you for your mien geom, and have 'redoubt but that with the aid of another !mite. I shall be entirely cured. I. feel the greatest s nsiety that it is not in my power to give an ample reward for it. bat I will do all in my power towards recommendation. sin. Sir, your obedient Servant, S. M. Carburtnit-Vreet, Portland-road. fro.— A safe and speedy cure for the Ith..vmstism. Lumbago. Sciatica and Gout. Cramp, Spasms: Pain in the neck. Loins. Kidneys, and all Complaints aria "Fr from the Gravel, will he (mind in Dr. SMIT:Cs SPE CIFIC TINCTURE. The Proprietor of this valuable pre rnilims has a right to speak with some confidence on its he /I-leis' effect., for he has certainly had the management of as many Rheumatic and Gouty Patients. as any man in his Ma;esty's dominions many of which had been given over swimmable by the most eminent Physicians who now daily recommend it, and have candidly acknowledged it to be the sPeettiest and most efficseinne remedy ever discovered. Those persons who unfortunately are subject to the Rho,- modiste. Lumbago, Scietica, or Gout, by taking this niedi eine regelarly for two or three months, will ler alesolutel freed hum these dreadful disorders, and heroine as well as if they had never been troubled with them. It is iine of the hest and greatest medicines for the Gout and all Rheumatic complaints in any part of the body, proceeding (ruin what eist.i r sorter, taking away , their elitism and extirpating the very twits of these painful dieorders: and is so absolute a tehic in the cure of the above complaints, that it has never been administered without relief; this at mice skews the pre-eminent virtues of this sovereien remedy ; it is also one of aye greatest purifiers of the blood and juices that is yet Itilwtt in the world, and so safe and gentle in its neeration, that it may be taken by the most delicate habits without the lest danger of taking cold, or injury to the constitntion. !invested by J. Smith. M.D. late of his Iklajestv 's Royal Miry. and sold in London. (only) at the Hermitage. 91. Eticewan•-Road, in bottles at 4s. (Id. I Is, this, and he which there is n considerable saving. Persons wishing to refinish the Propriettw. by hilly s•atina their eases be letter, post paid. nslstretmeti to the l'eraiita;e, as above, will meet with immediate site alien Price 3s. QOLONION'S GUIDE TO HEALTH: or, Ad %ire to both Sexes in a variety of l'cipplaint4. With an Etiny on thr Venereal Disease. (fleets, Seminal Weak nesses. and that destructive habit called nanisin; likewise an Address To PUIENTII, Turmas. AND (il ARDIANS or YOUTIII. The intention of tlis Work is for the express purpose of warhine youtlt from telling into a deltNite and drstmetive habit, that bozeinates the senseS. ilestro‘s the hesitit and spirits ut its otarirs, and renders them feeble and inactive for Ilse. Sold by Samuel Leigh, Strand, Louion, and all other Rooksellers. ANGEL INN. Sr. CLeutt•es. StrtiNn. GENERAL OFFICE. FOR•TRIVE!.I.ING. THS following MAILS and other COACHES g o from the above Inn : . _ Paris Royal Alai'. ria Duter Tuesday and Friday Night., ii tai irr. Port. th and Gosport Mail, through Gotta'ming. Pe terstield, and Portsea. every Ev rain; at a quarter pao 7, and Sunday at half past 0. Oo its arrival a packet sails to the Isle of Wight. to convey passengers and parcels: and a Mail Coach' sets off to Clf.ehester, through Dra) ton, Ilat ant. Eruswortli, &r. Gloucester and Milford Mail, through Henley, Oxford. and Cheltenham. :•eery Evening a quarter past 7, and Sun da% at half-pa:t ti. Dover and Canterbury Mail, through Gravesend. ('hat ham, and Feversham, even• evening at a quarter pant 7. and Sunday at half past 6. From Canterbury. passengers and par eels are conveyed to Deal, Margate, itainnvite, Sandwich, ie.; and from Dover, parcels are conveyed to Fmkstone, tianitgate, the, Dimehurrh, Roonnev, and Lytle!. NORTHERN (V %CURS. Carlisle. Penritit. and Whitehayen, Post i',nach. goo* with Four Gorses and a Guard all the way. PasSri eirough .ippleby, Gretaln idce, Richmond, Catterick, Bo r:melthridge. Wetiverbv. itierford„ Doncaster. aid Gran t am (the t way by l miles). sets out eYery morning, atd performs the journey u bit the greatest facility. Passe's ins dettined on the road. by business or pleat Ire, have the r collar advantage of their seats being securel in the next. Littlehampton. Arundel, and Petworth ('oath. Tnesday, Tlittrs.!ay. and Saturday Mornings, at a quarter before 7, emsept Sunday. Kendal. Lancaster, Preston. Kirby, Linsilale, S Aton, Choorley. Ormskirk. and GirAtanl. Post Coac.iri, t• cry af ternuon at Five o'clock. Guarded. Gotialuditu. mud biteiidford Tritirraph Coach. t'ornneh Kingston, Dittots. Cobham. and oil Nl.tuday. Wed nesday. and Friday :Mornings, at 9, and el ery Sunda Morning at 7 precisely, avid returns to Lon.luti the save da v. botialvoing and Guildford Telegraph Coach. tioromrh Ash stead, Ep•otn. Leatheritead, de. Tuesda.„ Tattr..tiay, and 'ainrday Mornings, at 9. Oshu.d Licht Pont-coach, through Henley, de. every Morning at h•if-past 7. Chichester. Bognor, and Petwor9i Post-coach. ‘lnvidny. Wednesday, and Friday Alttrai..A., at a quitter ht-for-• 7. lkiNer and Canterbury Light Mod lay. Tues day, Thursday, Friday, anJ 4ti3.!ty Mornings at 7. CARRIF.HS, To Twickenham. Tirentford. and I,leworh. every Moo lay, Wedueaday, Friday. and Saturday. EAMF.A and Co.. Proprirrork. , Pares sod Pnelierros are SAWN' and eepenitionsly eon ve)•d from this lon to every Fite, Town, Villsire. and Country Sent in the fullowng Con:it:es, viz. : —llerks, Sucks, 1)i-von, Durant, Illit,. fler -ford, ttliorcester, Kent, Osfard. Somerset, Sio-rey. 84ssev. Wits. Worcester. south Widow. all parts of the. Istle of IVielit. Jerner, littera sev. and ell parts of France ; aid to all Parts of tie fiords It • Tale notice, that no package-, contaluing sleet. china, erat . oties. ['intr.. rush. or Rank notes. hosti;ver sin the valve, will he areroonted for. if Wet or damaged; nor any Lieber page,' or pasesegtte• tonorogo. of airs than M. value. Johns specified as smell whim delivered at the Oliee sari aid for accuttlinity P I,7CK F.NLANGII). J. H. Kenilworth, Warwick. bender, from Jan. he Mare% Intel the Castle Inn, Coventry. M. Pratt.., jets. Bristol, leather-dealer, fro. Jan. IT le Me* if, at tile Cointeeseilli-wows. Bristol. ns intertscuter xePrultlniro. W. Annisted, Solis/id, Halifax, York, worsted-spinner. TA:. Appleby, Canterbury, hatter. O NKRUPT*. J. Crowthgr. Liverpoolowerchant. to *amender Feb. 14. 13. March 10. at the George Inn, Liverpool. Atioroeys. Messrs. Blaclatock and Buret, 'Pimple ; and Mr. Marrow, Liverpool. J. Richard*, Aston. Warwick, brewer, Feb. ?, 3. March 10, at the Hen and Chickens Hotel, Birmingham. Attorneys. Messrs. liatith and Co.. Birmingham. J. Haugh, Bath, painter. Feb. S. A, March le, at the Cem mereial.ro..ms. Bristol.. Attorneys, Messrs. Cary anal Cross. Bristol ; and Mr. Little, Bath. M. Berry, Newsarne--roes. Yorkshire. clothier. Feb. 2. 3. March 10. at the Swan Inn, Iluddersiirld. Attorneys. Messrs. Clarke and Co. Chancery-lane ; and Messrs.White heed and Robinson, lituidersfield. J. Aust. Oloncester, victualler. Feb. 13. 14, March 10. at the Fleece Inn tilnucester. Attorneys, Mr. Couticil,Clouces ter ; and Mr. Chilton, Lincoln's lan. T. Walpole, IVliite Lina-street. Goodman's-field:. vic tualler. Jan. 33, Feb. 17, Marc') 10. nt hnildhall. Atka neu.,lllr. (Dyne.% :;aarr-street. East Smithfield. O. Booth. Bromley -park. Stafford. grazier. Feb. 12. 13. March 10, at the hint's :lead. Coventry. Attorneys, Mr. Ed Is. Lincoln's Inn ; and Mr. Carter, Coventry. J. Young. Bristol. draper, Feb. Is). 11. March in, at the Rummer Tavern. Bristol. Attorne% . Messrs Williams and White. Lincoln's Inn; anal Mr. Hartley. Bristol. T. John;..a, jun.. Wakefield, merchant. Feb. 3. 7, March 10. at the Se44lani-tionce, Wakefield. Attorney:, Mears. Few and Co., Henrietta-street; rod Nlessrs. flashy and sehole• Wakefield.. H. Fuller. Heilensl-green. surgeon. Feb. 3. 10. March 10. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Way. kingsland-read. 1.. Norton, New Union-street. (verb-master. Feb. 3. 10, March 10. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Eyles, Worship .atreet-rnad. Vnthherv-aquare.. H. Nlatighsl. Hoe:tester, linen-draper. Feb. 3,0, March 10. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Jones. tilse-lane. J. Mitchell. Rest-End Cottage. Hertford, dealer. Feb. 3. 10. M trca 10. it Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Nirlsnlson and Platt. Hertford ; and Messrs. Stocker •and Co., Bus well-runrt. J. llareh. Gracreharch-street. howler. Feb. S. In. Ihrch 104 at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Kush. Cruwa-euurt. 'l%,rt-ad 'medic-street. U. Nelson, Wellington street. Bermondsey. re:lino:leer. Jan. 30. Feb. 6. March Itt at (iuildhall. Attorne)s, Messrs. Cottle and Thomas, Alderumnburv. 4V., Bei), )'tit.. Newcastle-place. Clerkenwell-clone. wretch-maker. Feb. 3. 10, March 10, at Guildhall. Attor ney. Mr. flamer. Ilatton-gardei. J. Rota. Cow-lane. Fulham. ratilener. Feb. 6. 13. Ifarth 11. at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Richardson and ('o.. Bnry-street. ht. James's. R. Green. Selby. York, banker. Feb. 0. 7. March 10. at the White nurse Inn. York. Auorneys, Mr. Parker, Selby; and Mr. Wiglesworth.Grasr's lan-square. B. Stead, WO lerstinbl. York. corn-factor, Feb. 20. 21. March 10. at the Old White Rear Inn. Barnsley. Aqurne)‘. Alessrs. Alexander and Holum, New lan; and Mr. Dirks, llonsintrfield. W. 11. 11. - tb^rts. Albnry. Surrey. paper-maker. Feb. 3. 0. Mare, 10. at Ostildhall. Attorneys, ;Lawry. Kearney and Spare, Ilishoorte-street. W. Slyer, Chadderton. nteretant. Frh. 0. 10, larrh 10, at the White Rear Inn. Manehe4ter, Attorneys, Messrs. Wright still:0:o. Temple; and Nlr. Manehester. E. ruld itiager. Chadderton, merchants, Feb, 9.l4l,Nlarch 10, at the White Gear Inn, Manchester. Attorneys. Messrs. IVright and Cole, Temple ; and Mr. Dumviie, Man chester. R Townshend. Exeter. grocer, Feb. 14. 15, liarilt 1(1, at the New f lon Inn, Exeter. .I:torary4, Mr. Bru:soa. OW Broad-street; anti lir. Bratto , i, Exeter. DIVIDENDS. Feb. 17. J. Lankford. Milk-rtreet. CliPapside. wholesale baberdaihor. at fleildh 111— Feb. siti. R. I.ight(oot. Carlkle, iron-asooger. at the Crown owl Mitre Inn. rsrlimle—Feb. 17. 1.. and J. Phillips. High Holborn. glass-clealera at (iwild;sall—Marejt 17. P. Herthoa. U. Koster. awl T. Har. runic". Cross-strtret.• Finshury-Squitre. were watt, at lieild• hall—Feh. 21). F'.. Watkins, York-street, tailor sad draper, al Gaildhall—Feb. to, J. Uresves, Phi- This was an action against the proprietors of T 4 • for an 'third libel epee a person of the nem: Of Edmond - A notification Van 'resent ted th 3 urr found a verdict for the defindame. gr. entyry, en hatheif of the plaintiff; now movel that the verdict shofild be set asi.le, The grow'•l taken was, that the justification made ont did n.t corer the whole of the rle,ts. The Court desired to have the briefs io the raose handed up, and promised their answer at an early day. IRI KING r. KFUTAT. This was a oilte+tion on a isto rlrraste, and related to th • legallity of a certain number of votes polled i-y the Defendant at a late election of Recorde of Col cites:Tr. 'the Court now made the rule for sending the question to o June for investigation absolute. It was decided by the Court, that a Bill of ET change, oritinating in a riming transaction, was got d s:curity in the bands of a bona fide holder. .411;TE0 0 LOG Y. The weather weather flaring this week has been less mm 10,311 the prece•ling, and 'the atmosphere over the metropol:s fur several days, and particularly on We , :nesdav, more dease than at any time this season. The chief obscurity prevailed towards mid-day, and evidently consisted less if aqueous vapour than of smoke. It was probably e.otsed, as stated on a like occasion not long since, to 4 str.itson of air at no great height above the earth, bei:.;.; , o cold as to abstract the heat from the stucike before :t rose and spread to the usual distance at which it is dis persed. The Northern part of the Island, the milsl.l.‘s we noticed in our last report, appears to have continued. tln Thursday se•istaight and the three following days, the 'l'lll r.untiorter at Ediriborgh, at is o'clock in the titornitw, erns ',N l:en 11 a wl •l degrees. l'u those disposes! t • notice .I•troniunicai Phenomena, it may be gratify'.u4 !ss he i tint a transit of Mercury will taJe p:a ; I t li o'elsoli in the morning of the 3•I of February, *Oh that planet will appear like a round klack spot ou the ;4.r ot the sun. Ntrunil, Jam. 27. TII/71( %WiII:TKO. S I II . 11.1103IETIR. o'clock. o'clock. at Mild Jan, _ — — 21, 5.... t4l I 43 SO • 30.72 i Fair 22. M. 37 41 40 ,73 ; Cloudy 23, Tv.... 33 41 34 ,S 3 ! Fni: 24. W.... 32 34 SO .1411 I Fog:) , IS, Th. .. 33 41 SO .114 iFopor 9(1, F.... • 37 1 40 37 ,$7. Clouly :17, 5..... 33 1 37 — ;44 ; Cloudy RIEffiRDCR . % Saw Jay the Recorder nia4e his report to his Majesty of the foi:owiteg pri.oners in XengAte, who had been c,ipitaili con vie ed at the December Sessions, viz.:— James Farquhar, Wan. Fainam, John Ilead, W:n. Lawrence, James Lanz, and Henry Erratr, for laoss• - hredking ; Joseisla l'olvin, Henry Tobin, Joseph Martin, James Reeves, Joseph Johnson, James Hunt, Joser.4 White, Alettheo , Cancer, John Mate, !canine! Chauul. r, John Davis, and Ueurge Mason, for highway rotherie. ; Samar! Jones, Wm. Hann, and Wm. Hall, for burglary ; Ann Gibson, George Alton. F,lisaherh Holland, Robert Parker, Win. Paddock, Edmund Burke, and Catherine 11.00oahl, fur stealing in alwelhatbuuses; and Thutu.as Ilvinday, for horse-sta:alini. flenry Tobhi. Joieph *Karlin, James neer'', Jn.qh Jffiltaiion, 14Vse11lt White, lied John Davit, were orth•r• 1 for i verntion on Wednesday nest. The ethers were rtspited during pleasure.