The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-11-15 00:00:00

U J t ut ► Pok fts • 110 movikiemert krt. .! % o,t afLc • • • . . Y • i 1,0?1 DON, WEDNESDAY, .NOVEMBER 15, 1820. No. 4‘1;7: ''.{o of l'itiPPl.F. 4l .‘Th: W 1 rl•9 T, LON VI' b ox. _ %. sie r t:roe of the Intuibitants t he alntve ' r i m. 'sell t o the Pat isle l'inerrh of St.lilies Without. Crip ,o,., on Tto-gdev, Vow. 14. 1/1911. /before. Stir 711.tTTIlr Wit Evi. M.P. .lttlerman of the Ward. . . Arrant to a Requisition to him f r convening snrh y p e t ar . to prepare an .tddress of rostervilatitte to her 111•4 Onlrlooti Majesty Caroline. cesspool' gotland. on her smelnns esespe hL Divine Provi•tettee. front the Mann { o ,,, i ongs Conspiracy and Perjury. sit.t D e lirors see (ru m i ii mpthilni-ters. who hitre long endrusovrel to derriv • her dthts an.l privileges, the following Remissions % m e masintoesly screed le:— - s 'Pod this lieet;ne present a I.oval slid Datifni Address Isbelfrtest tith (hero of knglnnd, tontlerinr the ardent oiran u u jions of the inhabitants of this Wnrtl na her pro- I:theist and mirsentets oseape from that foal ll'oespiraey itieb j ni e sistetl for many Cran 'palest her hininEy, lint pa, marl. i4iere. nutl disgrace her In tie estimation of o t ; i sma bat also todrprlye her of her }toll right and system of r.ipoismore. by Serve Cluesiission. 1 , 1 & s l ims pestilent and nefarious measures. ortgl rtr ealoyolonee. nurtured with the gametes of high n jwll,lol supported by eisborealioe sad petjery. Tafel Meeting. participating in that Whom feeling f which her Majesty's tattled hen se terribly rcriNlfrom the centre to the extremities of there ilraints. 1 7 . tied.ilillrl attitu.le she assumed ender opposimirma and i/eguairs atoparaHried (poiutleg the Mower of UMW and .uteamt of her prrseeuturs. on many of wham beriberi* ) 1 4 die *roues* ___.ciairs ter retie chest and cowanapefteil). esmstellrTW her Matra ty their itiacereelhil forum% f i 7r. s t! l .: l : lr (tdeaspitinst over her earmies);vhe may rainy for -sr cars Vase honours and dignities which are day to the *riot* these Realms. 1. That the Tale Whitmore ellaapiracy aesie,t the hollow of the Qs ern was prieelpally carried on by Forelire irons. who • ere more reedlly procurable. were liltrres dine'', of deteetion, and wee, OOPS easily protected than British Meats in thesesemetrieee mole could hate been; that therefore the Queelehoeseeteetly entreated nro to be indneed he the I/midi:nu prop/Nola, or by the open attacks of her persecutors. to (reit Ms Loyal Nation. where the peoplo err at of girlag her their protection. as she is worthy of reeeiring it. That the Address now reed he the Address to he pro rated to her Most Gracious Majesty by as neatly Ladies lug Gratlewen of this Ward an It nosy please her Ma/easy to receive: and that nine inhabitant,/ be now tappolateet to irtletitate a Coaintittee. to reeulate the forte sod manner of i ght faminsion : that Me•cors. Jacob. l'unarniers. Stet ens. *Moos. Daiwa. Dewiek, Gibbs, Brows. ant GarJiner be In& town: Mee. & ?Yu the said Address do lay at the gneet Haste. en der as direction of the Committee. for the siseautere of thr istesikaats of this Weed tad that the Deputation to her Majesty he attended by the Ward Clerk. R Thst the thanks of this Meeting he given to Matthew Wlled i Esq.. M.P. Alderman, for his Irm stet patriotic eon 111__r Ow NI *sty Queen Caroline, in escorting her to or his unlimited exertions on every °revision to her ender her trials—fee his prompt attendance at Ilme to the reqwests of the inhabitnats of fais Ward— aid he his Inn attachment to oar Religious sod Civil Li berties. T. lleat the thanks of this Meetln be KIVNI In Mr. Rea- VA mad Mr. liaises. the hisser and Oreondor of the Ad !lrk...for the able sod patriotic isamoes w:slah they hare wirer it forward. utpubilit tior ied ti :bo tw v e er eg or eg ties e s ia t o w lipotid ;.• by tie Word Clerk. By Order FETE' smexstrAw. cuo,_ 5111 — tielehoard of MI :seers of Pow. \Vim'robe of Fine Dams4k Table and Bad Linen. Library of Book.. Ildna. Tattle ■nd Maser, Servitva. amt Cad Wiwi. Imdtionahle Landaulet, *ilk Barotteur hral, Woos, and other Elect*. Clapham. Num, TO BE BOLD HT AUCTION, By Mr. HINDLE. Oa the Premises. Clapham Terrace. nn Wedner.lay, the Sh , d itistanl. and following day. by order of the East:store of the late J. Fuller. deceased, THE FURNITiIiF: comprehends: drawing moon. parlour. and hell room fornitere. in mug of fssbinaahl• rtish windrow curtains, imitation rose woad Grecian sofa sad dais, with cushions and er.tes en suite; two One clesr plate rhininey gia.se4. CODTPX mirror. wined 'Abney hook eutoinet article.' in mahogany. dining. rani and Pem broke • drawers. wsrdmb►s. dr. lame Ernseels car pets. animinny rot:r-post and field (.!stet Is with cotton furniture. feather beds and betiding. espital day Cori. ptialia¢sand prints, lamp. about liar e:i ririron of coals. mad ►iteiten reaeisi•ca. a fichiuna!rle lanawu rt with haroache gra'. tenon body lined with superfine drab eloth, Morocco sgesha. patent lamps in •sre'lent eonditiou. On the F•irat 1)11v w 111 he sold fulness di:poled of in the noun Erne by Pritive Iruntrwr!.) the loame of the d►sirable /'stakes in complete rpair, (immediate possession way be by LI _ . T.. be t:t.wed o.e day prerpti;oir and morning off pie, r eh:A ratnleaiPi mnv had on t 4 Premisto‘. cud air • s Ottne. Olnacrr"lft"- i t N. a. Tie pinto. linen. ehion.sl4sl. books. dad loodsnlet 'rib be told on timbal day, anMe funlltore q . t VeOlid day. ESSENCE OF STiItINIPS. a . OM tlfc increasing; tictonna of this much ad- S'•re !Or I'll aort+ of Fiat, ke. it has in.inewl 1110. P'N'Prirtor. lIUNRy I°ol'i Ef.L. st histthntesaleOil aid N . orte•o,e. Y.Y. Newcalmstreet. (where dm Toole .ss% supp:!rd %Oh this mud all other Gemknoll iktures. PoAtes. Re.) In ret"rn Ms most grateful acknowledgments in the Psh'de for ineir kind pstrosinge. and at .the same thre begs ki r :n aegustint them thrtt it is ,solil Tor all hip Oil and 11-C:on 11, nreliottsc.4 isi I.orstlbn. and by one or wsr- respeetalt:e agnts in every town dirosiglavt the Cade, kinattout. INtrcerve. r.nrr is genuine unless signed " Dimarare Ind Ono." and the Proprietors' seal on the Curl:. T. , ‘lerrhaa's, f'spind.s. and miters. It is psrtienlarly re ecoruended (Dr slapping, as it is warranted to keep in any tihoste. I.s•cnett's J trvs still triumphs to the mend • Of joist rennws, poodle sole; aerre..d! ARN aril romp:tor, lg.:I:. Proprietors of Ow red imperial Japan Blacking. (ink titipreciating the honour conferred on them is ihe decided prefer:are sit en hi 'heir Article of MatiuMettoc.ll% a yeller/ins 111311 dit em:ht PuLiic. bee trace to tender the homage of *to+. most intern! ih•ltnowledeasents. Resin* been tratimolY Pa trns:ted ht his Royal Ilittiiness the Prince Regent. thee are sou plasma is the pre -smallest situation of I:Meting Mans fa•l seers to his Majesty. awl lune is CO is...looier altered their by substituting ow the bottles. kr. the ityysi Ana* for the Prince's Crest attA moz e rgieularic to mart the dk tisetim asses s. their sses will be appear on nerds label Is Erverna Larrana. Ike s;or;iae17110 able Composition :4 sail prepared and sold Wholesale, at their Orisioal Wanton's...No. & Ship- TraPia Bar. loredoo (both is Liqatd. sod Pasts), at ills heiralao Priors, six. is bottles at id. 101. ltd. sad Is. AL each ; as Is also their useh.spprovod Royal Ross-Tor Lama; sod Retailed by all respsetalde 116,hoepers is tar l'sised Rhaidest. • * as Great nasals* t Xsteltaats, Captains, sad Oben. far Expectatio• " The Cause fee which HAMPDEN jell in the Field, FROM TUESDArS 1.0.VD0.Y GAZETTE. The names of those who were sominated for Sheriffs by th.• Lords of the Connell, at the Excfseqner, on the morrow of Saint Martin, in the first yersr of the reign of King Haorge the Fourth, and in the year of our t.iri, one thousand eight hundred and twenty. Bedfordshire—Sir Charles Payne, of Seutirford Hall, Hart. John Thomas Itrooks, of Flewiek, Esq. John Lee. of Slivithrook, Berkshire—J*lu, Mangles, of Harley, N. Atkins FA win. Jlartin Atkins, of Kingston Lisle, Esq. the Hon. Frederick West, of Culham. Buckinghamshire— Benjamin Way, of Denham, Ksq. Sir Codringtoir Edmund Carrington, of Chalfont St. Knt. Charles Srntt Murray, of Harnhledea !louse, Esq. Csitth' and Hone—John Pashelier, of floolinanchester, Esq. John Linton, of Stirtlue, Esq. William Lee, of Toseland, Esq. Cheshire—Thomas Wilson, of Llandiran, Esq. Wm. lAiloo, of Lawton, its+ Moulin, Halsted Clutwortb Purple, of Morlowy, Esq. Corm s .ll.....Si r j usee k Copley, of Rake. Hart. Richard Vyryan, of Tress*, Esq. Charles Itastleigh, of St. P.sq. Cumberland—Jobs Marshall, of Hallstearl,Esq. William Crarkeothorpe, of Rank Hall, Esq. Edward Stanley, of Ponsonby Hall, Esq. Derbyshire —Philip Heil, of Ilopton, Esq. Sir Matthew Blaki ton, of SantlYbrook, Hatt. Sir tieorge Crewe, of Caine Abbey, Mart. Devosishire—ltobiwt Newton Inrledon, of Teo Town, EN. Sir John Davie, of Creetly, Hart. Sir John Ken naway, of Eseott, Hart. Dorsetshire—John White, of rprerne. nil. Sir Edward . ll.eker Baker, of Hansten, Knt. Andrew Bain, of Ilrlfeltou, Esq. Essex—ltolsert Westley Hall the yonnger, of flreat stro!, Esq. Sir George Henry Werytls, of Itereehtirch- Henn-John Conyers. of Copped•hall, Esq. tiloneestershire—Wm. Miller, of Oxlewort Is, Esq. TI as John Lloyd Ilaker, of Ilardwief. Court, Esq. Sir Thomas Craw i .ey 11..evey, of Flasley, Abhey, Lari. Herefordshire —John Ilirldtdpii, of Ledlotry, Esq. Thos. Hangars.. Kay 1111 l sol, of the Meruil; Esq. Jobit John stone, of Mainstone, Esq. Ilertfordshire.—Joseph Timperon, of NeW Barns, Esq. Thotufs Daniel, of tattle Hel( hattestead, Esq. 'fbuturs Hammond, of Wiggititon, Esq. Kent—Sir John Shelley Sydney, of Penshoirst Castle, Hart. Edward Hive, of ihme Court, Esq: Thomas Austen, of Kippingtow, Esq. • Leieestershire—Sir Charles Thomas Paltrier, of Winlip, Wort. tirorce 31.-wr, of Appleby. F.Ati. French Major, of ihrkrt itarloorutigli, EMI. Lincolnshire—Sir Itieitanl Sutton, of !WM/look, Hart. Sir John asyforti Thorold, of Syston, Hart. Sir Win. Earle Welliy, of Denton, lion. Moninondenkire—Charles Morgan, of Tredevr, Esq. Jaws Jenkins, of Chepstow, EN. MO Nichol!, of Usk, E. g. Norfolk—Sir J*eolt Miley, of Melton Condahte, Kart. . ... . . John Johnson Uay. of Albery, Ram. Sir Richard Paul Jodiken. of Toll, Hart. Northamptonshire—Thomas Philip Mannarll. of Thorpe Maker. Rm. Johu Neilirrroat. of Ilaselbrach. Esq. 46 : i l min orge Anl iwiris t lar omi t i rs Ashby, Esq. semi MiriTilrlitaicer. of Crrowsoll, Esq. Eslntnnol (*roster, of Freston, Esq. Gowen Airorkly. of Little Bartz Tower. E.•l. Nottinglostsscoltire—George Gregory William., of Kemp. stun, E.g. Sir Robert Shore 31ilts.„ of [Asia's:owe, Bart. John Elliott, of Pluusptree„ Osfuribilsire—Charlra Perrot, of Chi•r!hampion, Esq. Daniel Stewart, of Wyltham Park. Esq. John Black ball, of Great Howley, Esq. Entlainlshire Williams listvrenre, of Preston, Esq. Thomas Floor, of Whissendine, Esq. Thomas 'lliustsp son, of hellion, Esq. Shropshire—Richard Ifeher, of llooht out, E•q. Thomas Borongh, of Claes trysail End, F.sq. Benj. tttt in flounder., of Coshnington, Esq. Sonterset.leire—William Donning, of ilillin. ton, Esq.: of Martin lierlieley Napier. of East Frostaard, Esq. Thomas Kingston. of Payload, Esq. Staffordshirr—Tl as Lister of Armitage Park, Esq.; Francis Elol, of Seighford, Esq.; Phisseas lloossey, of IVcrlry Grove, Esq. Sonthautpton County—Thomas Dean Sudsier, of Burton House, Esq.: George Purvis, of Itlacklorook house, Esq.; Sir John Cope, of lir hill, Bart. Suffolk—Philip Bennet, of Bury St. Edmunds, Esq.; Itirlsard Newton, of Elden, Esq.. 41mbroose 11.orlsoarol Steward, of Stoke Park, FAT Surrey—John Spicer, of Esher Place, Esq.: WiMavis Stanley Clarke,of Leather Em u; 'harks Nicholas Palmer, of Norliiton !loose, Esq. .Sussex—Richard Hasler, of llociinr, Esq Merriam of Northninntilsam, Eaq.; William thorpe Slobbott. of Urktield, Esq. IVarivickshire--William Willisms, of the Larches. Esq.; Withering, of the I.:wiles, Es.i. ; Alm/awn; Spooner I,illingst.;ne, of Ehmiest, Esq. Wiltshire—Ambrose Awtlry, of Sreti.l, Esq.; Etlwartl Phillips, of illelksham, Esq.; John Fuller, of Neston Mork, Esq. Worrestersbire—Elias Isaac, of tionxiston, Esq. Samuel Ityelaied. of Nortkliehl, Esq.; TI ttttt t.ts Phillips, Of Meddloshill. Esq. Yorkshire-40r pear! Wilson, of Crofton, lint.: Sir sYillirw Ingilby, of niplcy, Bart.; Richard Bethel!, of Rise, Esq. The names of tbn sever.tl persona nn:n;oi►ed by the Chief Justices of the 'yip...tare Circuits i props persons to Serve the tither of K'rt•ritf fur the ensuing year, for the respective counties foflowing:— *HAI Varntarthen—Walter Klee Howell Powell, of llaeK:iyn. 1:441.; Ileorze Morgan, of de ltnieaoi, of iilynliir, Poitihroke—'llie lion. Bolter! Fine Ormille, of Nlil fora ; Orlanilo I.lnrd Barri% of by lower, 1;44.; Joe , eph Barrio, of I,luvoriwa4, Fool. earolicao—Philip John '.f the Priory, Di.: Thouraq Bach Jour', of Noyatid, Esq.; John % Lloyil, of Wising, Foil. lila gait—William Fonnin, Nor! 'rat', E 49.; 411' Abertliurow , R. 1.: Sir .I.,!in Norris of Bryn, Bart. Brreon—Foirranl J.NN. of Flutle End, Esq.: James Wet, of_ V‘tirad, Eq.; Williams Augustus Cott, of _ . Penayartls, Radnor —Jags Watt, of Stooeloosse. Rsq.; Rfsbeet Peel. of Cainelan. Sty.; Peter Rickards Slyriors, of • &raj* Esq. NORTH WALKS. Sterinnetb—Joie llytiote, of Ms V Mins. Eftll4 Jam 1104,*af Nat Ulas, Req.; Job* &Wird:, of Ursula y Camila, &I. SYDNEY died int She Be44eiti! Coenarion—Joseph Fled'lart, of Revoker, Esq.; Hugh I Davies Griffith, of Caertran, Esq.; . Williaan Turner, of Plas fireveran. Esq. Anglesey Re!hairy Hatehett, of f'oetlanna F.sq.: James Webo t ter, of Derry, Esq.; Richard Williams, of Troban, Esq. aloingoamory-Valentine Viekers. of Crittion, Joseph Ilfayes talon, of Cefablwarch, Esq. ; Philip Iforria, of Trehalig. Esq. Denhigh-s-John Maducks, of Vronitv, Esq.; Sanniel fleshpot, of Pickliil, Esq.; John Jones, of Dynbryn, Esq. Flint--Jalia Donglas, of Owns., Esq.; Thomas Harrison, of Saitintelyd, Esq.; Trevur Oweu Jones, of %Vepre Hall, Esq. BAY4KitiACTS. T. r. 4dspieloy. rantertnery, hatter. to surrender Nov. el. VI. and Dee. IS at Uttidluill. Attorney, Mr. Rennet, Tokoo- Iloussvard. T. J'.. rietasdilty, ellennean. Vov. 10. and Dee. MI. et *Mornay; Mr. Woodlloase, King's Brach Walk. Tem*. .1. Arestrtsig, Bristol, millwrielit. Nov Ink 4D, and Dee. In. at Thu 11/p Woe tau. Brl.tol. Attorneys. %MIA. Onbons as! Wtrll, Ilristol, mud Mr. Mereditb. Lincoln's lon. 1 T. ' er, Drentrord. potter. Nov. 14. Mk Dee. VI. it (1•11•ile lttornevs, Messrs. HiNhop and Score, Token- Ilonsa-Yeed. Lottihore. J. I'reiwv,O. , ford-..ireet.llnen-draper. `nv. IR. ?A. Dye. 46. ■t (irilianll. Attorneys, Messrs. Courteen and Itolsia soo, Wslbronk: _ _ J:(.l.lr•lna, Take-Mange-yard. nna J. Gordan. Thanet place. Strand. merehanta. Nov. IS. 94. 1/..e.. 16, at (handball. Attorne). Mr. White. Thrnfmort..l:-.tre,t. J. Spriaelta. Cheating', Iluelouelo.nahire. draper. N. Dee..de. at Guildhall. ttiorne%. Mr. Stevens, Sion l'olleve Gardena : Alileriaanhnry. Lontl•in. . - W. Johnson, Ilevhridge. Hsarv. salt-iiinn•ifitrfarer, Nev. 94. Dem 4, SO„ it GeOMNI'. Attorneys, Mr-liars. Bridges and Quilter, Red Lion-severe. London. J. Knowles, Liverpool, innki•rprr. i)er. 3. 6. V 6. at the 6,..rge Inn, Liverpool. Attora.ll, Orred and Lowe. Liverpool: and Nlmars. Low.* and Bower, Borth anipton-baildiniv. ('hanerry-lanr, London. Ilti) wood Birmingham. apirit-niereligni. V. al the Rosin Ilith-I.Bir Atformv.. Mr. 1.1 w... -liirtii7agindhitir/ Mr. Obillos, Egehriparr °flier. Lincoln's bin. 1.0610 k, T. RerrM*. 'lmolai. eorn-merrhanl. Nov. Mt. 13.. e. I. 26. at the Kligia Amps. Kendal. A.:ornr. s, Mr. 11..elis, Staple Inn, Loidon; and Mr. 1 1. Parker, l ltela nhart, boater, Dee. I. V. Ytl, at IhePlosteit Hotel. Chrltenlin its. It Irnt• .11. -i rx . %. IL'll.l i3ll Linroln's Inn Fi..1,14, and M . Milos aid Uri f- Nibs. Cllvltrehans. T Woad. Trowhricirc: iVil'stire. clothier. Nue. 17, Dec, 9. 22. et the Rummer Tercrn. Rijetol. .11toracys, Messrs. Herd wed Johnson. King's Bench Walk, Temple ; and Mr. WI; an. Depot. T. Lklier. Neweastlestpon-Tyne. linen-draper. Dec. 6. O. 29. at the George lan, Newessiic-upon-Tyne. Attortort s. Messrs. I'll and Rrodrirk, How Church-yard, l'iseapsia., London; and Mr. Seymour, Newesstle..up , m-'r tic. E. Smith and J. Sanderson. llow.len. Yorkshire. tailors, Nor. 24, ff. at Oho Dearer Inn, Selby, Dee. 16, et the Half Moon Inn, Royalist. Attorneys. 3tr. Parker. Selby ; sad Mr. Wiabeewortb. Uray's Inisignarc, lensdon. R. Raltk and W. King. Ipawirh, saaltsters, Nov. 21, 24. Dec. VIS. M 111. sea Horse Ina. Ipswich. Attorneys, Messrs. Pearson Iltasareare, Ipswich; end Mr. Taylor, Jut.- torim. --- - R. Toaseaten. Great Marlow. Itnekinglwastiltim horse de-tier. Nor. 12. -;.S. Dee. 121. at Uaildhall. Attorneys, Mr. Ilsrrison, Rockier_ hnry. London; and Mr. tioldsmith, (treat Marlow. nn - tnENns. Dee. 5. W. Rigrar.Mrinehemer, brazier. et the Star Inn, Marvin..ter—Dec. 5. U. slid S. Render, Leeds. drapers, at the r.mrt Howie. Lee& —Nov. VI. C. Carr, Rridge-street. jeweller. at Guildhall—Dec. V. N. M•Neul. merchant. at iluildhall—Nnv. VS. R. Randall, Coleman-street, D'etekeell hall-factor—Dee. 5, J. Read and J. Ileitver. Rt. Mary-hill. Paqichenp, at UuliilliaU—Dee. 6. J. liprtin. St. Philip and Jacrib. liinneentershire, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol— Ore. 5. R. Merry, Ilievalirtimm, grocer, at the Royal Motel, Pirminchson—Nov. VI, J. Ramsay and R. Forster. Old Ilroa 1-street. eserchatits, at Guilduall—Dec,s, T. ()aerobium. Oxford-street, mangle-maker, at Guildhall—Nov. 13. J. Prebble. jun. Row. antler, at Caul!dhoti—Dee. VS. V. rn per. leis Bond-street. milliner, at Unildhell—Dee- 7, O•tchuorlIo. Manchester, liquor-merchant, at lite Star Inn. Nlancl.e-der--M-e. 7. IL Leigh. snaP-trulher, al the Gulden Linn. Liverpool—Dec. 8. W. Malys. iledwelty. Monm int:edam hinhalder. at the Rumaher Tavern. Bristol —Dec. 6, J. Crooke, Ntroderland near the ties, Durban, banker, at the Commission Rooms. Sunderland. CEITI I IFICATES—Orc. 3. W. R. R . croft. New Loadon-street. corn-faetor—T. Moore. 1.1:11Incton. Derbyshire. dealer and chapeau—J. Drnk!ev. Nlsrket. Rosworth. Leicestershire. busier—O. Maw , fon. Itrctiforti. Vorkshire. grorer—S. Cava. Chellata- Iron. jewellerf. Lre, Ilorslrlown-lanc. Southwark. corn- Dr ) Neu vs st le-tipon- Fyne. gmeer-14. W(.e.ls. Havant. Dlitpshtre. :-rucer—J. Ilai.ell. Richard stree•t. lelinaton. printer—U. Chambers. jtot. of road - herobury, Decoashire. P %RV': EIN IPS DISSOLVED. - . T. Kirkby,+. Inelth^id. and W. nantress, foeds, printer.. an fir a. relate. to the said T. Ihtehbold-- Hose and (i. Ogle. lidttier.latte. witty-tarrrhanta—(t. tiee and H. ruideP. rtristol. !Milt is —E. FulAner. B. Nlawtkley. and W. MawdslevAiterroo!. Inn trade) so far as re:Lards S. Mnerd.dey—T. Cort.t.tkes. senior, and T. Corilukus. jun. York. linen drapi.rs —V. Salaam and J. Williams, South autpton-tow, haberdashers—J. Chesterotan and J. Hatirars.llbeiflala. r twdy-Ilask makers—W. Whit ten. 11. Wititiell, J. •Vh fill I W. Shepherd. kith rroirth. Yorkshire. paper-maker.-11. Itedley and J. Walker. York'. flat-nterehants-- tr. 'Milner and R. Milner, mseelestield. hesitfre, Pilk-throwers—N. Winch. . 1 . Dint , a. and tere,mr,..i.l. lautheth. pn•ss-ma eta --J. N.l-":u and W. (:,..adult. Liverpool. brewers—S. tiro colt airt J. p , ol.lintl Flssa. litattortisitire. mann fseturor —J. WI. W. nt.-..ne-. and It. Watson. Mirliald. Ve.rlot'tire. au a.td C. S. Fowler, Lon don, intct.tace brokers. .?,,other Coltiu.s to Ltrdrcat DebturP.—At the ad journed gnarter Sessions for this city, on 3lontlay the 311th itist.tut, teorge slime itaillie, fur gross arts of fear I upqn his creditors, 1134 remanded for a term of three years. This person, whose real uame is 11.tiair, began business in January last, in the orange and gru.Try line; and in the space of two or three months, with a capital, as he stated, of only Stt/., root trart,d debts to the amount of iinOt.: paying his cre ditors by mutual arceptun uith hi• brother Julia Harris, a.ioe who had a shop on St. Austin's Beck. Jost before the bills became die, both the brothers decamped. The Insolvent, George Harris, toe Hai l lie. awl in part met his deserts; and we think it oar duty to • st.tte that we are inform d the other brother has taken upon him soother 'mow, some thing like" Orstree," and is aping business in the acighboarbood of Soutimutptou.Brisast.Versorp.) PRICE !:.ZEVER PENcR. THE NORTH-WEST EXPEDITION. EDINNVitan, Nov. 19.—8 y a reference to the let ter of Captain Parry it uill be seen, that having effected a passage Csreingh Lancaster Souild list° the Polar Sea, the expedition was only able to proceed as far as Ilti deg. W. between the parallels of 74 and 75 N., daring the Fawner of I!110. There was nn. thing discouraging in ibis circumstance, however, the winter being now set in. Indeed, the crew* felt they had se mach reason to be satisfied, that, aided to: a succession of well-emetrivell diversions, they wise en abled, notwithstanding the intense cold (the therms meter 55 below sort)) to create sufficient artificial and animal heat to sustain life---nay, to pass the winter, (off Melville Island, 74 deg. 47 min. N. 110 deg. 47 win. W.) " without any considerable inconveldeace :" that is to say, no greater inconvenience than a conti nual apprehension of the imemediatt destruction of the ships from the joiletutiew of- 4lfer -- tos," aid sleeping in cabins hied with fee, unless they chanced to bee ttttt e so cotteertelly wares as to emu shin a fine incipient thaw between decks, just isinki 'tint to drono the blankets and . bedding, with out making any perceptible difference in the ape pearance of the glaery walls by which they were e 114'01M passed.—And aricurdingly, we bini„ a• the bre3king up of the ice, " the carers am men in excellent health, end with• every prospect ..! the final se..oasplisimment" of their euterp rise. 1111 when we ler.rm that daring the w; etc of the ensnin , season, our discovery ships H tenni it impossilm! I.• • penetrate to the westward beyond the merimliaa of i I ; degrees 47 minutes W," in a more southern latitude, because of " a continuous harrier of ice," which ex tended as far south as Capt. Parry thonght it espediet t to go, the season and his res•unrces beaux' too far e‘- liansted, we see here itr.irty! Put a very faint' It Tr m•I any ultimate success as re t ards the main ohjeces u.t time enterprive—eameely, the disrovery of a north-west passage to I n.lii--etetipg altogether mai of the ques tion the tuisuounre l dion to which the terra " passage" :s liable, fur no one miry entertains the chimera, of oar ever boinz able to keep open a north-west comauttnica tion between Europe and Itehrines Straits. But, es/a lining all speeu:at' to time bare probability of rower ', taining the 1.10---al Put;reding• to one advesiturosti 'voyage, there appoars little in the intelligence yet af forded by the two lait expeditions, to allow us to ell- sertain very co:Mule:illy inch an expectation. One thing is self-evident : that a new course, for instance, along the north coast of America, must be adopted i that appearing to taer the only (bailee of success ; for, limiting at the progress of Capt. Puti.ry daring the teat season, between the parallels of 74 and 75, it would take font or five seasaiis to make the voyage; whereas Capt. Parry could not stow provisions sod fuel for three. And (apt. Perry den not Mr to* Ow teeth of 74 degrees N. he ran, under a continuance of the disappointment he complains of, so as to fitruish any groomd of opinion that a still more southerly course would he practicable; Mt:rough lie will perhaps be inclined to think, that a roast v .yaire would a!usmi promise a su:Tession of wintering mina& ters. But we would not discourage any future attempts ; we are far from dispraising dm late ones, ur front thinking lightly of their utility : net the contrary. we are not unmindful alit, independently of geographical discoveries, they furnish much information which master speculators in science have thirsted fur in rain. One of time first objects of inquiry will be the variable influences of time atmospheric pressure and of the mag netic pole. On the latter subject, we uatlerstand that in 99 all the magnetic compasses on lactrd were use less, and the ships stee ed by a solar compass. Some 9-inch boat compasses, manufaetured by Alexander of Leith, without any knowledge of the service fur Which they were destined, but which haul hoc) a voyage with Captain Koss, who reported them " superior to all others," are now in use by the Herla, and the officers agree in confirming the character given of than by rsptain Rosa. We are informed while on board, that slr. Alexander had expetssed a desire to be attached to a future expedition, for the purpose of malting ex periments on the needle, to prevent the friction °era shined by the dip, which he has already lu a great measure remedied by the agate cup. Perhaps the most surprising and eurions informa tion derived from these voyages is the force of vege tation during the short vegetative reason is the nor thern latitudes : of which the hotauie speriniens brought home in the Becht. and the experiments usade on the Neti Georgia Islands with several of our com mon pram Feeds, afford most striking proofs. Besides their winter amusements of hunting, Ste., the officers of time Ht'* la invented also some of an in tellectual nature. We believe we Wire noticed the performance of plays, to %think we might add that they were their own drainatiets. We were also Is. roared with the perusal of a file of TA. Nem Grore:a4 Geeefte, or Hillier Cittentick : which contained some very fair jcwx-reeeprfte, for which the mistakes auntie precesling navigators afforded abundant scope. it. I snow, anal the discovered land in 74. 19. N. si3. 5. 1 . W., would have been very protniaing subjeets. If ii hail not been for invading copy-right, we copula hate aniseed the reader with a few' 'steads. , Th• Meek sass to sail . his day or to-me,rrovr for Deptford. I.aawirao Nor. 1 —The Griper diseorery ship ar rived List night at Coils Mirth, in Yell tivuou.—C bigrgh Star.) A meeting of the ino.shers of tits floarils• ( room was called oa Monday list, and a MINS• ins , paper expelled for kiwis, pleaded the mums of Queen. At this meths, the Club, it I undeseimmi t actually passed a vote of maim oa themselves Dr their ladisevetiee is illastinating their toom sts Pads,. and determined to he =ate prodeist fee No false& •