The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-12-17 00:00:00

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Slratfor.l; • ger, pr.rier • on of regular eseehmaa, re. '• alVireat ha tor bails gadstbs kiihr He bail net past the treeldtsg eta I ‘lOO.PlllOg. ilo* Ni410*,34',f id whole, lan, vo_hyp re wits re svoshealllWOrite.. rt byline fall Elllep .$s knew this was sa hire seer • the Jail, atiedottrer• .l llo noise, sad= :base as a the coach alit'saw e window. lb dev an as being:Anita se accident Ind nbad reptwngt - • called; gig' not (as wippesed)'ni r, at Bayswater wile He &ding. hi • ms in thirellc Drietbrs, elf live.. Mk lose inetinvesnites. them int* thetreen• rot on the subject see wee* oneiniiiel ;hied that the et* WilisiTh•iiiiiiiiii Garter, for tlicrWl mgt. o so confusion Oa the identity of the gin- to juo.4ll:r. t on, amt ti• ,f/nitint, • -?*,, • .ro l esday, :eiOlll4lllll r, Co et SOM. owoed WOW. The the blootiof youths lie, reside is Looks; young ono, who for kddresses to Urchin resolvedie g = !red disadva :eased *a a 111 1 a eat to walk with two bile they wan Asp rceived. No astouit riling. when she ryas near - Stratford. Ira` l% &MISS ; MID. lo soother other I-- right Booth mirrors, dot WO; italooos, WOn. ire, tent shogattlgt n• to draw; rpriee. I rial 11 Oa! dlle rit kt woo is ;tit ;-- Id NS i nista TIMMY' L usa. bride ed to oostail• that loth shatt. , 'd! - se mattes, dor Wee jetty floor hiliteseli thee* inky% !slight. s Who I beef I aeldar: 'edit stackleti AClLetlast rsepoildAr R g? 4, is every 'Ni lal Al . and . Ind. onde: AIP .•sa4l-49 etedii.A Vb. 6.. Boiliaa.ut IMO& s aolissied via Oilier of Desterrrweeiner (ilieeday beat. Cleawat'a taapi. nom all.Conawsiodadsa• addrieled: Alio+ • _ EAST INDIA HOUSE, Dee. 12. 1901. , - . r HE Coati of Directors of the United .Coapeasy of qf England, trains y to the Best Indies. j ereby site Notice. That the Court wits be teddy fa 0644 iit6p6iials Is writ ing, on or before Wedasiday thelltliofJaneary heat. front the owners of ships. of the hardwire! from SOO to 1100 tons -*wand inerimrenent. Which Strived in the Yeats 190 and MI, having performed Ns voyages le the Canvany's pettiest stating the rste of freight at which they. may be Villing to It et thine Shins for a seveith Viiyage.in the Cone Osiy'sierriee. upon a reduced tealeofequilesent. Ibe Court of Directors do also hereby give notice. that itiVColiftivill be ready to reeelire prephsels in - Writing. on or .pate Wednesday the Bth January next. trim the owners freli p ; :(good per. bottome d.ships of the berthpn of 650 toes slid '4. registered:mdesurevieet , -*drying the rate et .which they. way he:minks/sib Let inch Whips lor.o toms to and frova,Deneal,. 'the, tinders. Wi th : " the Words 'fillip Tender" on the -cover. to..lnksererally sealed ap. sad left with the Secretary a t dds base% at or before lh o'elocli at no on the above isegthoillai day, %eyelid which hear no Tender will be re- eehed. . • - • .. YOSEPH bAIT, ieeretary. Ttit %familia of the finis *end erniditleeS epos which Unshorn Ships will strongly be, employed. soini.b. bed on pplieathill at the Ors of the clerk to Mte Cessuittee of WOW, On or after Frldaf, the illst lastest. EAST INDIA tioUSE, bet.lll. 1921. 1 lift r Governor Geiser.' in Comocil. at Fort William. Ithvitig brined h petite advertisement., datgl Ist of Sew, 1921. giving notice that the Promissory Motes of the Bengal Government., bearing dated 100th June, 1911. ,and standing on **General Register of the Registered Petit of tAt *Presidency. nefabered f 0.091, to 16,000 *elusive. or such pert thereof as might not hair, been transferred to the Lose opiora Ist of Trlsy. 1921. would be discharged at the General Treasury, on*Friday rte 10th of August following, on which day the interest thereon would cease. „ , • The Court of Diretors of the United Company of Mer chants of England, trading to the East Indies,. do hereby give notice. that the modification in the conditions •of the Lan of Ist of May. 1921. promulgated in the Court's Ad aesillsement of the 11th ultimo. have reference to the whole wfllle Loan oflOth of June. 1811. when advertised to be pail off. and that consequently the holders of the Promis sory Notes of that Loan. numbered 10.001 to 16,000 Inclu sive, adverted to In the Advertisement published in The Calcutta Gazette, ori the Ist of Jane, 1911. may cilia the benefit of the Court's modi fi cations, in all ease' wile Ihey easy be respectively Applicable. JOSEPH DART, Secrststry. . UNEQUALLED TRAVELLING DOVEIL DEAL, RAMSG ATE, MARGATE AND CANTIOBURY. Four Inside Coaches, and keep Rood me,. Sr S. A. MOUNTAIN AND CO. ilaeXettes lISAS INN, SKINNEIt•STSEET, SNOW•MLI., Losses. THE following POST COACHES, MAIL CO ACHES. dic. set out fnmt the above the: — The "'Felerraph," Dover. Deal, Ramsgate. Marznte, Canterbnry. Feverahain and Sandwich new post coach, every morning. at a quarter past seven o'clett. In consequence of the decided preference given to the above cosset,. the proprietors are determined no expense shall be spired to tender it the first conveyanee on that road. 'Nrorepton. Chatham. Rochester. Street', filttingboorne, and Rainham, every morning. at a quarter past seiren. Fidinouth, PlyuiJuth, Exeter, Wes month. Doascht.eler.' Thinamssib, and Salisbury, every aloraina, at loves, through Moulton, Axminster, Bridport, Blandford, Basingstoke, and Nagshot. The " Union," Southampton, Lymington, Winchester, and Basingstoke new four inside coach, every morning at eight I arrives at the Coach and Horses, Southampton, by lye. This is a most delightful conveyance to the Isle of Wight, Jersey, Guernsey, St. Melees, Havre de Grace, Cherburg, &c. The proprietors of the above coach hope to receive a eon tinuance of that support which has hitherto been experienced lime the commencement of the " Ualtail." No racing with other coaches. Bath and Bristol lying post coat, through Chippen • ham. Caine, and Marlborough, ever afternoon, at one ; Br ad,* at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn. Bath. and the Lon don Tavern, Thomas-street, and Swan Bristol. next morning. CAUCUS. TO WELLS, BILIDOSN'ATITR, TAUN"ON, •ND PLTMOUTU. The "Umpire," a new Liverpool light coach, only ope night on the road, carrying four inside, sets out daily at one ; arrives at Liverpool next afternoon at seven, 'through Wo burn, Northampton, Welford. Lutterworth, Hinekley, Atberstone, Litchfield, Stone, Newcastle. Knutsford, War viniton, and Preston. Shrewsbury, Wellington, and Shiffnal post coach, every evening, et five. Guarded. The " Union," Weymouth. Dorchester, Blandford, Salis bury. Andover, Blackwater, Bagshot, and Basingstoke new post coach, every afternoon. TUE WEYMOCTIt PACKETS TO OrERNSET, JERSEY, CHERBOURG, PT. MALOES, &C. • The "Rockingham," Leeds new light coach, sets out every morning at eight ; and passes through Baldock. Biggieswade, Eaton, Silton, Greetham, Grantham. Nawtry, Stamford, Newark. Retford, Doncaster, and Ferrybridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next morning, at ten. Notwithstanding the uncommon expedition of this coach, It is allowed to be the most agreeable and' complete public conveyance on the north road, being unequalled by any other. Glasgow, Longtown, Gretna Green, Amin, Dumfries, Brownhill, Thornhill, Sanquhar. Kiln, Cannock, Kingswell, and all parts of Scotland, a postcoital daily. York, Scarborough, Whitby, Shields, Sunderland, New castle and Edinburgh, new post coach, with a guard throughout ; sets out every morning at nine, by way of Newark, Retford. Tadeaster, Darlington, Northallerton, &Mun, Morpetit, and Berwick. Passengers finding them- Bikes fatigued on the journey, may rest what time they Please, and then proceedon without any additional fare. Marlbororatt and Swindon new four inside coach. through Aldhourn, Reading, Lambourn, Purton, Lydington, Pewsey, Wooton Basset, Ramsbury, Hungerford and Newbury, every morning. Bridgenorth, Weisel, Shrewsbury and Holyhead four inside coach, every evening. Boston, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton and Huntingdon Royal Mail Coach. every evening; to Spilsby, Louth. Grimsby and Hun, afternoon at a quarter before six. Carlisle, Penrith. and Whitehaveu Post-Coach : goes with four horses and a guard all the way ; passes through Brough. Appleby. Greta-bridge, Richmond. Catterick, Boroughhridtte, Wetherby. Aberford, Doncaster, ant: Grantham ; sets out every morning, and performs the jour ney with the greatest facility. Passengers detained on the road by husiness. or pleasure, have the peculiar advantage of their seats being secured in the next coach. Kendal. Lancaster. Preston, Kirby-Lonsdale, Bolton, ehorley. O F nr . ntkirk, and Ga rating post - co aches . every af ternoonat Liverpool. Carrington, Knutsford, Stone, Stafford, and Litchfield new 'Lila four inside post-coach, called the •' Defiance," every evening at five o'clock. to the Saracen's Head Inn. Dale-street, Liverpool. Hull, Lincoln, Northeo ve. Howden and Doncaster post eoac hevery morning, to the Cross-Keys, Market-place. Hull. Salisbury Poast-coach. to carry only four inside, through Staines, Basingstoke, Whitcbarch, Andover, act. every Morning at 7. B. A. NIOUNTAIN and CO. respeethdly aegmaint their Friends and the Public, that they tail not be account able for any Parcels, Passengers' Luggage. Writings, Piste, &e. of more than Five Pounds value, if lost, stolen, or fill. caged; unless tittered •en such, and the insurance paid for acordingly, at the Saracen's Head Ins, Snowubili. London __L. , %MIR GUARDIAN ASSURA*CR COMPANY. 1 ,, 1 for ASSURANCE *WIWI TIRE , aid on LIV SURVIVORSHIPIL ENDOWMENTS for CHILD Immediate. deferred. and progressive ANNUITIES.. Illee the Purchase and Sale - of REVERSIONS and A I• TIES. WILL OPEN for the transaction of BeSIMAISS on the 17th ;natant, at No. 11, Losabard-strent, t►e estrum of IN Poat-Once. Deposits have already bees made os a Subscribed Capt tal. exceeding ONE MILLION TWO HUNDRED THOU SAND POUNDS. width. according to the Deed et Settle meet, may hereafter be increased to TWO MULLIONS. DIRECTOR,. Stewart Majoribanks, Esq. M.P., Chairman. Richard Mee Rants., Esq., Deputy Melrose. Wen. Caldwald Bread:am, John Loch. geq, Esq, o Wall, Hie. Wm. Copland, Esq.; °on John Martla, Esq. M.P. W. D. Dolman, Esq. Howland Mitten . Esq. Sir Thos. H. Perquhar,Bart. Robert Miteetd. Esq. John Garrett, Esq. and Al- Jobs G. Ravoushaw, Seq. demean. Robert Richards, laq.. Miele. Garry, Johil Shore, Esq. W. Haldimend, Bil aq, M.P. Edward Storms, rag. John Harvey, Esq. Andrew H.Thoasson, Esq. Swinton Coithurst Holland, Joho Thorntoa. Req. Esq. Jobs 'Mock, Esq. George Jeaser, Esq. domes 'Pollock, Req. AUDITORS , Lewis Loyd, Esq. f bi ti g o ; Word. Esq. A. W. Roberts, Esq.. M.P. Wilson. Esq. Svaxelets Coultsat..—L. sera, Esq., Nei-square, Lincoln's-Inn. Onvoctas.--George Dertitte,M, D. BesnoHeit-square. .. t ~......0,,.........., . Esq. New:square, Lin cola's-inn. ~ , ... ._ • The principles upon which tit s. fustitutloa is foanded. have been adg i lVi r ter ...6..t ajnature• Investigation of the prac dee of other •• II be toned to comblee advan tages not hitherto oiAlFity any other Assurance Com pany. ... • The Capit al subscribed by a siaierdes ti 4 lespeetabie Proprietary throughout the lWre, . dor& leenrill for prompt and certaia indemnity, ot thi responsibility at taching to Societies for mutes) Miss The Company are bound by the I S of S e ttleme n t to refer all disputed claims. (where no is automated) to the decision of Arbitrators. . i . FIRE DEPARTMENT. . • . Persons Assured for Seven Tears, whether upon Annual or Septennial Policies, are to be entitled to participate in the Profits with the Original Subscribers, except on Policies *love Louts have been claimed. No charge will be made for Policies where the Premium amounts to Of. or upwards. LIFE DEPARTMENT. Independent of a reduced rate of Premium (as compared with other Offices,) having a subscribed Capital. Insurers for the Whole term of Life, are to be entitled. at the end of Seven Years, to participate in the Profits with the Original Subscriber& either by an addition made to the amount of their policies, or by a redaction of their future Annual Pre miums at the option of the Insurers. Perinns insured is this 011 ice are allowed to pass by sea, from sue part of the United Kingdom to another. and also in time of peace. to pass in decked vessels or stein boats. trons Hritivis to Foreign Ports between the Texel and Rrest (both brelaske.) without extra premium ee special knee. oldie Directors. as is 'sadly required. No additional Premium will be required frees sanitary men. unless whim called into seined service. Ne charge Wilt - be made for ostroseo stufloroirodisloolos fees. No charge will be made for Policies Woad the coot of the Stamp. RICH WHEEL FOR THE LAST DAY OF DRAWING. CARROLL. TNI CONTRACTOR, bogs to inform the Public that the last and only Day of Drawing, is NEXT THURSDAY. Mil DECEMBER', When all the Prizes in the prima Rich Wheel oast be • Ohms, vii, - 1.. . . 130.000 2 I . I 3 6OO 3 4 .... .. . 200 With* multitude of i a ferior Prizes of I'loo. £ AO, t40..1 . 3 0 . 124, &c. die. making less than Two Blanks to a Prize — Tickets and Shares are Selling at CAR Roc's truly Fortunate Offirea, 19. Cornhill ; and 26. Oslor4l-street ; where he Sold in Shares, the Seeond Day of Drawing. (Nov. 90) 11,486. a Prize of 230.000. ORRIS's COIJOH DROPS, fur Coughs, Colds, Asthmas, and Consumption.—These Drops are ad mitted to be th• best Medicine for immediate relief and per fect cure for all dangerous Coughs preceding a Consump tion, which if taken in time, will infallibly prevent that se rious malady ; they have been administered in private prac tice upwards of Twenty Years. with the greatest success ; they are admirably adapted to allay that tickling sensation which provokes frequent Coughing, removing all Obstrue lions. Hoarseness, Wheezing, Shortness of Breath, and al symptoms that usually attend colds. Prepared by 0. MORRIS, Chemist, Ire. to the Royal Family. High-street, Kensington ; to be bad at most Drug gists. Booksellers, and Medicine Venders in the United Kingdom ; where may be had, Moaass's Gos.new Anglet mous, or FAMILT Pti.t.s, one of the most safe and effica cious Family Medicines.—Sold in Bottles and Boxes, at Is. lad. and s►s. 9.1. each.—None are genuine unless signed by G. MORRIS on the Government Stamp. THE MISTAKE FOUND OUT. A Buck of notoriety. Fated for love and gallantry, Had lost his hair ; And when he found his nob was bare, How a new crop to rake he didn't know, No'r where to go ; Until a friend,wi om he did greet, Directed him to Kirby-street. From the Macassar Oil, by Romaime made, This bare-pated dashing blade Soon found his hair become so thick. lie thought It was a magic trick. Good God ! said he, This, a miracle must be. Thus for to make my hair to grow. The Oil was used—he wanted more As from a tavern he did sally, Pot-valiant he, As heroes sometimes be. He, foolishly, his head did pop Into the first forthcoming shop. Time corner of some alley. " I want, what made my hair to grow, Some Oil—the name, I do not know." Macassar, Sir, replied the man, For that's your object. I well scan. Full stor'd witu Oil, hm left the place. And trotted home with smiling face; He on his hair, did freely pour The Oil, and rubbed it o'er and o'er. When to his, great surprise, at length. He found his hair bad lost its strength! And from day to day It diminisli'd away ; Zounds, he cried, this cannot be ROWLAND'S Macassar, 'tis spurious, I see. I am now completely done, I see the name of ROWLANDSON ; To the authors of this evil. • I send the raisins to the devil. . .; 1 )' - • •4. -• • • •• Shortly. price Is. TV QUARTERLY REVIEW. , of. the APO , YPHAL NRW TRATAMENT. refuted. • - .By WILLIAM ABBE. 45. Ludgate-hill. •At the same thee. Tit Sursart.ox. By the sane.— Pelee Is. --- Tbls Day was ?OMAHA. pries in bae., Volume of • . SERMONS. By EDWARD. MALTBY. D.D. 14.7 Primed for T. Well, In the Strand; and W. Black wood. Edinburgh. Of whom may also be had, by the same Author. I. ligauorrs. Vol. I. Bro. les. in boards. IL ZLLI STILITION Girdle TILUTIII of Use CARISTIAN RsLt- Mest. locood &lidos. pries 7a. dd. in boards. Tide in a Seeped ,Day was puSW4II4 laMe. trillions ;ridges boards. sassed Vo sae of . • •• . AN ESSAY on tbo THEORY of MONEY aid PRINCIPLES of COMMERCE ; in which Is stated a Pi" to Relieve the Country from its dilleulties. %JAEN WHEATLEY. iiti bu aled•tor T. 'M lie Strand; sad W. Blackwood, rgh. la the Press. ikarrspeedily will be published. LW:I URES on PARABLES selected fres the NEW TESTAMENT. By the Author of `• GERALDINE." Printed for t. Cadell. in the Strand; and W. Blackwood. Edinburgh. This Day was pal in two vols. ftwo, I. Is. boards, • MEMOIRS OF HEE LATE MAJESTY CA• ROLINE AMELIA ELIZABETH, Queen Coniurt of George IV. Including ample Particulars and original- Information relative to her early Life :—her Marriage to the Prince of W :—the Secret History of the Years 17911-6 :—the Coe w lit Lady Doegles, and the Origin of that Conspiracy :—her els on the Continent :—her Cor respondence :—the Historrof the Milan Commission :—and the Evidence and Documents which arrived too late for the Horse of Lords. By JOHN KRAAL jun. Print for sherwood, Neel Mied Jooes, Paternoster-row This day was published, a new edition of 6MON'S GUIDE to HEALTH, in which va ts disprriersincident to all glasses, and to both awes. Led with a tiesi to their prevention and relief; and e advice is given on a number of important subjects to health and disease. Sold by Mr. Johnston, 08, 1; Mr. Sangor, ISO, Oxford-street, London; pa Bowen, Norwich ; and all booksellers, p►ice 3e. 11DURGAN'r COATS, cut and made in a superior a 2 manner. from the very hest Saxony cloth, from X. Ss to X. 10s. ; good West of England. saperfine, any colour 111. 10a. to St. ; best second, W. to UN.; great COltit, faced' with silk, Ike. U. to V. 183. ; box coats and cloaks, flout 21. to X.;,Lerseymere breeches. ISs. to very' best double milled, ten; jlishionable trowers. les. to 11. 104.; waiscoats, 54. to' 155.--Mte above prices are for garments egade complete. to samosa*. warranted, in point of fashion, sloth, workman ship, aid materials, equal toany house at the west end of the town. To merchants, eaptains, and others, übkare habit of taking out a quantity of clothes, eonsiderabWre ducats% in price will be made. A large and fashionable.as . . at J. , MINI ofgentlemen's and boys' clothes constantly on sal*, 41ERT's clothes warehouse, 47. Fish-street-hill, 4'* from theifoamment.—For ready mosey emir. BANKRUPTCT St*PIRSEDED. T. Figes, Ramsey, Southampton, common-brewer. BANKRUPTS. I. mi V A L OvieljaPESFLUoUs HALL—. es are ra p y intimated. Tames DWI- . Yln a few nutes actually removes Superfluous ow the Fan*, "leek, Anne, &e. and leaves the skin soft and falr.—bold wholesale and retail, boxes 3s. with printed directions, by R. Perrin, 46, Dean-street, Soho, Lebdon (a Private House opposite Little Dean-street.) where Ladles may have ocular evidence of its efficacy and innocence. Country Persons inclosing a IL Bank note to B. Perrin, as above, may bare four 3s. boxes, or change re turned with less quantity, agreeable to their directions; sold also by Sanger, 130, Oxford-street; Jones, 39. Fleet street; Rigge, 63, Cheapside; Dawson, 24, High Holborn; and every Proprietory Aledicioe Vender and Perfumer in the United Kingdom. leit 0.4 SAIIIRDAY /flours GAZECTE. WAR-OFFICE. Dec. 14. 6th Regiment of Dragoons--William Terry. dent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Pert', promoted ia the 7th Light Dl%goons. •Mth Regiment of Light Dragoons--Cornet J. Lawrenson. to be Lieutenant, by purchase; vies Bacon, promoted in the 18th Light Dragoons. *d Regiment of Foot—Ensign G. C. Muaday, from the 34th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Campbell. who exchanges. loth Ditto—J. Sutherland. Gent. to be Ensign, by pur chase. vie. Maxwell. promoted in the filth Foot. 38th Ditto—Assistant-Surgeon J. Dempster. from the 72d Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Burrell. who exchanges. 40th Ditto--Lieut. W. Neilly, to he Adjutant, vice Man ning, who resigns the Adjutancy only. 44th Ditto—Gentleman Cadet W. O'Clilvy. from the Royal Military College. to be ensign. by purchase, vice Fiudyer. appointed to the Id Foot Guards. 64th Ditto—Ensign G. Campbell, from the Sd Foot, to be Ensign, vice Mundy. who exchanges. 67th Foot—T. Bower, Gent., to be Ensign, vice Fer- tier, promoted. 66th Ditto—Ensign R. MazwelL from the 46th Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vibe Denham, promoted In the id Foot. Ditto—Assistant -Surgeon W. El Burrell, M.D., from the 18th Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, Tice Dempster, who Baszaw.—Captaln R. Simpson, Town Major of Ports meth, to be Major in the Army. illflzuonsznuw.- - The appointents of Cornet Burroughs Sale Lieutenant, and R. n Gent. to be Cornet, no tified in the Gazette of the Ath instant, are in the 14th Light Dragoons, and not 4th Light Dragoons, as therein stated. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Fife. The Right Hon. the Earl of Leven and Melville, to be De puty Lieutenant; Lieut.-General the lion. C. Hope. to be ditto ; Sir R. Preston. Bart.. to be ditto; Lieut.-General Sir John Oswald, K.C.B. to be ditto : Vice-Admiral Sir P. C. H. Durham, K.C.B. to be ditto; Lieut.-General J. Dur ham. to be ditto ; Major-General R. Balfour, to be ditto ; Captain J. Wemyss the younger, to be ditto • H. Wedder born. Esq. to be ditto ; A. M. Weli w oo d . Es q. to be ditto; C. M. Christie, Esq. to be ditto. Commission in the South Shropshire Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Salop. E. Rogers, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Thomas, resign ed ; Cornet J. Eatery, to be ditto, vice William Parsons, W. Beale. Newbury.Berkshi re, timber-dealer, to surren der Dec. 24, 26. Jan. ad, at the White Ilan lon, Newhurv. lttorneys, Me:-srs. Ashfield and Wright, Tokentiouse-yard ; and Mr. fledges. Newbury. P. Kay, Sheffield. merchant, Dec. 26, 27, Jan. 26, at the Touting lan, Sheffield. Attorneys, Mr. Thompson, Shef• field; and Mr. Bettye, Chancery-lane. T. Potter. Mancnester, publican, Garrick's Head Tavern, ;Manchester. Ely-place, llolborn ; and Mr. Smith, I citester. J. etamherlain, Bristol. merchant, at the Rumour Tavern. Bristol. Ate sod Greenfield, Oray's-Inn-Square: and Mr. H. Pas, .• W. &arrant, •Flitsbary, Middlesex. tailor, DO& Jas. 26, ,at•the Court of Commissioners. Ratthili-strect. Attorney. Mr.,Clarke. Bishapsgate Charch-y • , • -J.,Browne,Caaterbory, linen-areppr, Dee. 14 2 Se. Jta. 26, at thviCourt of Commissioners. Basiiieball-street. At torneys.,Messrs. Reardon and Davis, Corbin-coat, armee church-street. • • . . • . H. Hatfield. Abingdos.row, Doswell-street-road. sex, assrehant, Dec. 19, 29, Jan. 16, atthe.Court of CDR!*? skters. Sashighall-street. Attorneys, Messrs. Jooes and Howard. Mincing-lane. H. Eastwood. Eastwood, Yorkshire. lastlon-itanafactl rer, Dec. Ilk Jan. 6, 96, at the Star lan. Mancheater. berneys.4fr.ilampsoe.. Marsdes-street, Moschella : and Chaacery-lase. • • • . , • . • &Jetties, COnderton. Worcestershire, dealer la borais. Jan..ll, lc ilk at the house of W. Ricketts, Tewkesbury. ZLlstrokani. . Attorneys, Mr.. Olive. Tewkesbury ; and . Jenkins, James. and Abbott, Navas°. . J. Moore Somerby, Yorklhire, woollen-eloth-mannkwiii ter, Dee. 16, 90, Jan. 96, at the White Lios Yeekohlrey • "weeps. Mr. Wlgleswortk, Orey . Paqii square aid Main. Th ompson, Stanfield, and Thaler , soo, Halifax. - • . • . . . J. sad O.Bell,Roroagh of Berwiek-upon-Tweed. coopers. Dee.. 99, Jan. 6, 96, at the Coat o,Commassioners, Basler* hailltreel. Attorney, Mr. Empty Lambeth-bill, Doctors'- H. Smith, St. Martin's-lane. woollen-draper, Dec.!". Jai. 96, at the Court of Commissioners. Basinghall-street. At torneys, Mesas. Pownall and Fairthorne. Old Jewry. J. Brander and J. Barclay. Sine-lane. merchants, Dec. N. Jas. 6.116, at the Condor Ceonnissioaers. liasinghall.street. Attorneys. Mr.•Sreekenbury. Manalloteder ; and Messrs. Hurd and Johnson, King's.Bench-Walk, Temple. W. Cleaver, Church-lime. Chelsea. grocer, Dee. IS, 99. Jin. 96. at the Court of Conunissione,rs, Rasioshall.street.. Attorneys. Messrs. Dawson. Capron, and Rowley, place, New Burlinston.street t.A • DIVIDICNDS. . Dee. 22, P. Grose, Cotimereial-road, St. George's, East, victualler, at the Coort.of, Commissioners of Bankrupts. Basiestall-street—Jan. 6, W. Creser. Baldwyo-street, city road. grocer, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts— Jae. 6, T. Pinkerton, liirehin-lane, merchant. at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts—Jaa. b. C. Hunt. Mara lase, wiae-nterchant„ at dukCourt.of Commissioners of Bank rupts—Jun..B,W. Lent, Bridlington. Yorkshire, ironmot.- pr. at the Green Dragon Inn,Bridlington—Dec. ll3 , J. and J . Dubois, Alderman's-walk, merchants. at the Court of Com missioners ,of Bankrupts—Dee. ai. E. Lewis, Lionhistec, Radnorshire, farmer. at the Duke's Arms Ina. knialtto:., Radnorshire—Jan. 10, S. Headier', Hilderstoue. S't'et. Staffordshire. miller. at the Crown Inn, Stone—Jan. tftl. J. Gordon, Copthall-coart. 'merchant. at the Court of Cousm;a sioners of Bankrupts—Jan. 6, G. Sutton. Lamb's street, silk-mercer, at the Colirt .of Commissioners 01 Balk - rupts—Jan. to, J. Barnett, !mu-West -street. West Smith field, victualler. at the Court of COlalnillSiOGert of Bang ropts—Jan. G.Pardow. Coughten.Warw ickshire. e =Aker. at the Hap Polo ion, Worcester—Jan. W • I.' kin,,s.eip,Leicestershire. victualler, at the City Hotel, Coventry. --Jan. 22, J. Shakespear, Rillonlry, Warwick shire, draper. •et the City hotel. Coventry—Jan. ill, 11. Sellers. BArnley. Imeashirc, cotton-spinner, at the T•tortt Inn, Burnley—Jan. 6. J. Ralson, Carlisle, Cumberland, tut low-chaedler, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts-- Jan. b, J. Roy, Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, tea-dreier, gt time Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts—Jan. b, J. Philpots, Basher'', Oxfordshire. draper, at the Court of Cum ' agesitisers oftankropts—Jon. 6, R, sod NI, Stodgy!. Strand, itiolismilmrs. it doe Comet of Commissioners of RestbriPta— Jas. Itedart, Strand. bookseller, at the Court of Com missioners of Bankrupts—Jan. b, J. R. Benson. Artillery place, merchant. at the Court of Commissioners of Rani repts aa. 6, A. Smith, time-street-square, merchant, at the Coert. of Commissioners of Bankrupts—Jan. 6, W. h. Betty, Sculcoates. Yorkshire. apothecary at the George le% Kingston-upon-flull—Jan. 16. T. Warburton. Northwica, Cheshire, and 0. Parsons, Liverpool, sail-makers, at Chi - York Hotel, Liverpool—Jan. 22, .1. Clay, ,Kingston.upo '- Hull, mercbaat, at the George Inn, Kingston-upon-Ilan. csaTiricores.—Jort. 5. .1 Etches. Bury lit. Edmund's, Suffolk, haberdasher—J. Carr, York, tobacco-manufacturer—H. Sedgwiek. Friday street, warehouseman—T. Huggett, Itermosibmy-streid, Parrey,tgrocer—T. Stafford. Bath, jeweller—N. Jolly. Char ing-cross. poulterer—J. E. Gyies, Shoreditch. oilman—J. %gee, Valentine-row, Blackfrotes-road, oilman—G. Ger maine, Commercial-road, merchant. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. S. Solomon and Co.. New-street, Covent-garden, silver smiths—W. Cackett sod J. Ridgwiy, Newington-cooseway, plembers—E. Citliwood nod A. Scott, Liverpool. milliners —W. Scott and W. Whitmore. Stenson. Derbyshire, fann ers—H. Sutton and It. Dodsley, Brighton, surgeons.—C. Millikin and R. Groom. Wahbortii. Snrr6 . , florists—H. Aslett and it. Somers, jun. lighternien—A. Harding and lt. Rine. South Petherton, Sonsersetshire. bankers—J. Moroi and T. Wincott, Wood-street, Cheapsitie, glo sers—M. Miller and M. Truss. Prince's-street, Cavendish square, milliners—T. Reed and J. Morgan. White Hart yard, Drury-lane. victuallers—J. aed J . Perkins and Co., Appleby. Weetasoriand. maltsters--J. and J. Daniell, St. Ives, Cornwall. ship-builders—J. and J. Harrington. Hel met-row. Oki-street. dyers—A. and G. Clare, Swallow-at.. Oxford-street, paper-hangers—E. Smith and J. filching. Liverpool. printers—T. Whitcomb and Co. KidJeristinster, DIARY FOR VHS PRESENT IrgEK. WITS TRH TIRES OF RION WATIR AT LONDON..DRIDGR. Dec. 16, S.—THIRD SUNDAY IV ADVENT.—.-MOON last quer ter at 1 afternoon. Ca. T. elute. High water—morn. 7m. fter 7; ewes. 30 m. after 7. 17, M.-o.rford Term ends. High water--morn. in. after 7 ; even. 19 in. after 8. 10, T.—Moon rises 66 min. after I morn. High water—eween.43 scarier ti ;wv en. ht Tn. after 9- 19, W.- 4 11:w In* War& High water--morn. 40 tn. after A ; even. S in. aft. 19. 20, Th.—Day decreased S hours 60 nein. High water—morn. 37 on. after 10; even. 7 m. aft. 11. 21, F.—Sr. Tuomss.—Shoriest Day. High water—morn. $4 on. after 11 ; ever. 12 o'clock. 22, S.—Sue rises 8 ruin. after 8. High water—morn. 6 m.arter 12 ; even. 31 n after 12. THE Wavraza.=-Itit : eptotie 'tient in the beginning of November, the mercury in the 'fitermotneter has nos hitherto this winter been so low as the freezing point. The mildness of Cite weather has been remarkable, awl its vivifying influence on vegetation, anti other depart ments of nature, similar to spring. At Maidstone, P IYantiluses, violets, miniognette and other flowers are in bloom. Swallows were skimming over the town last week; sparrows were fount laying their eggs, and bats were winging their way along the streets. Apple au i other friut-trees are in blossom in various ptris of th e country; and, at S , tithurv, a lahurunin-tree is covers. with flowers. This week has been one of the finest atilt season. The quantity of rein fallen since last is:m.44r noon, is only one-tenth of an in h. -Sitstad, nee 15 Mrs. TIIV:R Vt/%11 Ea o'clock. BAROMEITIt. o'clock. at night.! torneys, Mr. - rnomp,on, Duel- ....... cery-lane. 9..5..... 50 51 50 30.12 Showery nblican, Jan. I, 4, 28, at the 10, M.... 52 53 '5O ,03 Fair Ichester. Attorney. Mr. Shaw, 11. T.... 42 46 3S ,28 Fair r. Smith, Spring Gardens, Man- 12, W.... 49 47 47 ,23 . Cloudy 13, Tb.... 47 st t a 20 93 ' Pam nevelt:lnt, Dec. 28,.??. lan. 28: 14. F.... 44 tot i 50 ,96 , Cloud/ Ito:. Attorne) b. Messrs. Poole 15, 5.... I 48 52 i , • • ~.- ~ -.~