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PO r ge 4 theMertitiTo:AO Marchiooeis or North. ',Topto n to - be the ion'it4 ooo ghs j o 4 t oto, then flit Mr • Dickenson. ai efterwards the 1111irquii and conaort. ,If M at t er so wavere d i n his diptice of a guardian, ttte ohjections of the . mo ther "to the Marquis and Itlarchioues being appointed guardians to her children. could not be considered as vexatious. The infants were not ',fleet! . orples.the protection of ray felon* and titers was no proof that the Marqiis and Mar i'hi'riess would nu.lertake the trust. of the guar- Jtaigbip tho.e consideration., he trustrd ISA his tordihip 'would - not confirm- the Master's repTheort. /4 1 rootaexaGle*sitwt. replied. Mi. Weellellat.i. stated, that he had just ie. retied a litter froW the mother of the infiata, t.iadog.thot die Marquis of Northampton jilts about 10 leave Eogland for 'Brussels. Cititstio.Lott observid, that it had torti argued that the Marquit of Northampton aowfd tint do - his duty it hi Was appointed as guar dian to the • itffinui ; ,if the .Noble Marquis had . trivet) . his couaen t to be 'appointed, how was he to helieve that he would not. do his duty : ? but If bit did not. and an •fttlavit was made to that effect, deal With him as he would with the poorest man in the country. Mr. Dickenson was is moat rppectable man; 'hut, because he was se he (*Old not yeurtive anothei that was as respect:bk. HIP, inewifute,.uoider, all the t e _rcuutanince II of the case, ectusidired it his duty to confirm the. Master's rt- Oft- • COURT OF RING'S BENCH. H'rrniturres, SATURDAY, JANUARY 27. TRH LINO V. SIR FRANCIS IBURDITT. Vt. SC•RILIMT, in the absence of the Solicitor.. Gr . seal, said. it lied been geuenilly understood thit the *Defendant would, on Monday neat. compe up. to receive the lodgment of the Court torthe publication of the libel of which he had Dery convicted at Leicester. Ile had now to tome to the Court, that in consequence of an ar paogemetit come to between the 'barites, the De tendent wonld, with the permission of the Court, coanione coming up until Thursday next. The Court accordingly ordered that the Defendant sboald attend on that day. THE RING V. 1EV.1.1.Y. This was a qttestion on a quo wnrraeto, end re lated to the legality of a certain slumber of voles koe!leil by the defendant at a Late election of Re corder of Colchester. The Court now made the t.ile for ' , ending the question toe Jury for incan tation absolute. THE QUI:EN. EOract from an excellent Pamphlet, just pulp lOterl, rot it led, t‘ A Brief Defence of her Majesty, addressed to the kaglish . ftlation." •.:Tloe necessity of recurring to silbortiation on the rued the accusers. and to Llsehoods on the part toi the witnesses, supposes the total tahserice of the .:times rtiniritted to the Queen, and 111U•1, is the ',hi, prove effectual means of cletitiog her character front the foul aspersions with which site hors been r,,iled. If my domestics were to bring against nti the charge of forgery—if one should fabricate u•poreel of nuts, and these swe.rr that he found Lein in my house; if a second should put no my s4lair of his ow.n fabrication, while a third ultra's that he had received from my hand a unnterfreit, which his own hoods hail forged : would they thus have recourse to falsehood and perjury, it they could, after the most minute aid Hu/MASS I 4 , l;fy. trice to me a single act of forgery ? ‘Vould not their Ilse testimony, when shown to he such. prove my innocence? Let us apply this ar ument to the ease of the Queen. The witoesses brought by her accusers are guilty of perjury ond fd-rhond : Would they have incurred this heavy guilt except in the absence of truth ?. Truth never s. s eits the aid a falsehood ; nor dues she need it. Her character and interest would be ruined by such lose alliance. Falsehood indeed may assume the ascothiancv of truth ; hypociisy may borrow the ohnk of virtue. But nu sooner is the seruhlance t:cteeted, no Donne , is the mask drawn aside. than the impo.ture **ands forth in us Sani*hes from the views of wen as the so miat before the warmth' and splendour of the meridian *tin. If liars, then. brought forth against theQuerii (Joe allegations. I. it not because they host nothing true to allege derogirury to her chg. ra4::ser ? If pirjurers swore filliithootl *pima her. tt '1 , 4 lietsusie thry had no truth to swear iniu i.ous to her honour! If conspirators let thin. i,naginstion lame to fabric:l'c tier, is it ItOrbeCillille cooduct re..dered such fabrication' arcissury. ‘irder to taint her reputation ? Dilejocchi and Lit-maul had been her confidential servant"; they 'wended her fur a loud time and ut various places. Thy had Ifet• :Weer/ to her person, and, as we maiy oiler hum I.er ingenuous and uusuepicioua riper, they had free access even to her bosom; ' wi ly The door of her chamber, but of ire, trait. blood at 301 iiiner (pea for their reception. Ac i liatvver Tellies she indulged. what lime* she holvit Ift,N private. they appal h,vr been *imam to thew *oil the woofed pledge they 14ruld give!. the world, that ilwy MA never Wit. tirssed any canes it follies ib their 114.1 blissiel6. .'pas their allege's!' against her cismes said ruttie' of tifeii Hots a:evaluate. Innocence artier 'appeisai to •.:I;opuestionslila as wl;eii the Otte of peollify sad I !Wrist:oli. 'as ',lieu the repeaeces %acute mutt power. have in vain assailed' it with imputatiosia • of guilt. The light 48 never so radiant sail serene, when it 111141 been intercepted fur a saloon. The (irreat Being who presides iu the ansvelirs has or. siatorti that, as on the arateirsl we i. the doh's' cloud* opposed to the sea should teest fireket its I . 4:trr, se is the moral. the foulest ealuaiiiy, chouril fors white it may fuirol'e its victim its dis. lets, e, hecotries a 11l medium au which truth s o d sii*y he 'rousted is their fairest said west aissrat:ti ye for ins." Mr. Sherd} usi Slow4lae hest. ap phest at the La4:l.eyseer Como ..lar a tilde s ea, the Carprocausta sat Laedeu le Phew eatape .147 lee 4 0 14 •9 1 1 1 wit -he .ajlearti etyma ilia awn Se. ei.utaex: The tole besseg relofted by. liar !gable ilidetteasie, Mr. l'itigieso Or Owed los Ortroxiteeetivil to make appricavent iu -aa.ther LORD AARLEY. Saturday laal, the !Ot► indult, was a day that had brim hew Nona forward to with pleasure by the answernis and very respectable tenantry um the estates of Lord Oxford, as completing the =skarn) , of the heir to that splendid pro perly. There seemed to exist un the occasion but our ale- Orr, that of manifeateng is the must 'yablie ragman a de. aided attachment to the family, and affection for the iedivi. deal. The martin`, which was singularly beautiful, was ushered is by the ringing of bells, the tieing of canna, and the convening aaaa keno( military bands. We ought perhaps to mention that Sherd was a preliminary instance of jerboas gaiety 'manifested• the preceding seeming, in a dance given to the domestics of the families in mad near Bramptoo the harmful and ►appier's of which ware not a little height ened by the condeaceading friendlines of Lord Ha►lay's presence, an/ cannoned till a late hour. H'e know nut the !lan eland of the more distant arrangements, but fur very many miles moon. could be ignorant of the prevailing joy. Pearly is the mormiug the several surrounding eminences were stofided with happy parties, busy with the cry or preps ration, while those its she vale. below were so lass eager is their slensastratiims. Hy the liberal and spontaneous rife- SIMI* of the tenantry alone, which, we conceive, distinguish. Cd this day above all of its kind, relieving imnaurial hoover Oa every party, oxen had bens purchased, and, which can sever be too •much commended, were wisely distributed aisamigat the poor, for the benefit of their familin. Tao were provided at Brampton, and previously to distributini, preceded by a basil of music, wire drawn in processins so the Hall, where Lord Harley signified his cordial gratifi cation. The seat shires of attention was the suable sod teeirtelje tottagfies prepped tapers lb. itonswiit of Catcall Canap, where Caragtacirs is believed heretofore to blies held differeut and shared very different foe. Al the head of she labile, which actually groaned trader its burden, was erected a canopy of evergreen., and w seat prepared fur Lurd Ilse. ley. itta Lordship's arrival was greeted by a salute of can ons, and by ewe general horst of joy from the assemb'ed thews,. Whew the good things had hems tasted by the Ladirs sod Gentlemen present, and a rapturun■ I xprr.•ion of good wishes had been made in libations foe his Lordship's health and happiness, and in a hearty union of every voce its a song written out the ()cession, the beef, puddings, &e. together with hogsheads of ale and eider, quickly dirsi.ear ed, Oil this spot, as on all the sorruuudiug knolls, sour. sours piles of faggots were prepared ; and as mind a. the lamp of (LI descended, the whole count. y wav enlivened, as if by the suspension of mystic area in the wide eupanse of bans. A general illumination succeeded, every cottage vying with its mew neighbour iu contributing to t►is impressive spectacle. Deeply as we were struck with the scenes around, rot we confess that we were more sensibly of ected by lifer recollection cud tursvistlun that nothing but the truest and most respectful attachment could Is originatv4 and effected such proceedings. Similar demonstration* wire 1114.1 e throughout the surrounding country, a 1 kiugtoti, Presfeign, Eywuud, Lingen, IViginure, Brandon., Milford. itc. In the several parishes the principal piteous mart together in the e►ruing, and with hearifilt hilarity toss. eluded a day, se heels will, as it deserrts , be lung s tom bered. Mr. Charles Cookirey, of Pn►teigu, who wes pre vented by illness from joining in the fest the day, in a the above VCCIIIIOII, unh Ord slue hundred store. pcmiy loaves to lie given away to the your of thus ( Hereford J 1.) MG liwAY AMR ItY. On Saturday evening last, about halt:past six o'clock, as Mr. Charles Sompoon, • f ads place, was returning hum Ashburn', he was stopped on the toropike road near she brook between Bowbvidge and Mackeueth by three Web, who seized his horses bridle, one of them eaelaiming, yon, now we h tee yon, deliver!" Mr. Sllllllll.ll ds reedy gave up his bill ease to them, coataioing eleven one pound notes, a promissory note fur owe hundred nod fifty pounds, memorandums, &c. One of them said, "You have 11111 Riven us all," and proceeding to search him they fortis, r took from him a small empty pulse mid his watch, and then told him he might p about his business. Mr. Simpuns made the brit of bin way to Derby, and gave notice of the robbery to Mr. James Johnson, at the turapike.house, de. scribing the men as nearly., be could. Mr.'s/boson's sun, Thomas ' •wliti lives in the parish of Markestoss calling soon afterwards at his father's, on his return from herby, where he had been marketing, was told of the circumstance, And WI his way homewards went into Mr. Illunety's plantation, which adjoins the turnpike road, to watch if any suspicions persons came on the road. After waiting some time, and feeling unwell, he turned towards home, and panieg through a field which adjoins Mr. Mistedy'r park, he observed three men approaching him in a direction leading from a hovel, and on meeting thew, site of them said Its him, " God bless you, put us into a road, fm we are 'sighted and lust." Johnson asked how they came there, as there was no road through the field ; sin whirls they said, "They did nut know," and told him they site going to Barton. Johnson noticing that the dress of sue of them answered to the descriptiuu given by Mr. Sin,. sun to his father, and its the hr.pe of sccuriug their apprehension, told them that he carotid show them two road's, hot one of them bring over a common, they might get lost, and if they world go with him war to Derby he could pot them in a right way; to whirls they consent's'. fie directly led them Joy!, Mr. Mossily's Park by the side of the plantation, and brought them iota the tursipike.road Itailiug to Derby, 81111 through the toll.gate kept by his father ' where be left a basket he had with him, awl pestered ed with them towards Derby, where he intended to yet aa. sistance to secure shim. About fifty yards from the gate he met his father, to whom he said, " Mr. Johnson, I have left my banked at your house, yeas sill take care of it." His father suspecting who Iris companions were, got a neighbour to accompany him, and followed them. On arriving at the end of the town Johnson said to them, " Now, Gesitlentro, this is the road, you t get out," and putting them on the Uttuxeter road, anti having immediately ebtaiaed the necessary assisistice at the Wheel dui, set uff in pursuit. They were sums uvertakess,wheu Johnson seized one of du as, slid the other two ran away and gut saver a fence into a gar den adjoining the road, where they were both appreheuiled. The Prisoners were conveyed to the Wheel Inn, where our or these was identified by Mr. Simpson, hut none of his pro. pavtx being found upon them, search was made at the place where/Amy were vermeil, and the esteem If. Nosesa the pro. miaow, note, and the pone were found on the ground, mod the watch was also discovered near the same place on the following morning. • A Goal examination of the Primmer' took piece yesterday. Iwo they were all fully committed fur total at the utxt Amines. Great praise is Ace to Mr. Thomas Johnson fur the id- Areas aid intrepidity he displayed on ibis occasion, and to shove prompt earrtions the timely apprehensiuts of these desperate characters is chiefly sittributable. As there is reason to suppose from articles found on their prisons that they have been itigaged in WIN r siefari- Ors trainiartione, we give the fullorilig drscnp•iun of l'iern la the expectation that it may lead to further dis coveries:— Joshes Booby, shout 47 years of age, 5 feet G 1 inches high, ►ery stout, dark rusipies ...... dark brown hair, sod gory eyes, ►ery mewls isorisked with the small pux, small sten on the back of his head, speaks Pound and slew, shesscsl is s velvetrett short eilNI, striped waistcoat, corduroy breeches, sod Nil ueckerchis f. itrerissisl Guihrse, upwardi of tst years of see, nlimet 5 feat 3.1 1111 . 111% high, slrndtr roads., broso riN.pl.►wu Sour, and grey eyes, dr.-rani sis 3 Moon frock COM, bog ksrso yonrse raft/mop !Het-alley, Wag centre. sod yellers silk Issortketchol. David Hooky, abrost.3o year. of ate, 5 feet 7t inches high, swat dark gr., two. surer, brow.. cont.ssripert ossincoast, cut duro) hirrrhas, sad twig gattess.—',Derby Alescurp.) - , -,. f . The bay farmers usually •upplyinß et: Metro.: •fe WIIIIIIK in • re•Olefillill iv reduce the cum. ustestuu to the market saltsuuru. THE CHASE,. His Majesty's stag bounds meet Ibis Joy at Shanall ; and or Friday at leer Heath. Tbe Ilsiab'caws bounds will meet on ‘Vednesitay at Borden Humor ; and Friday. at Ikurven's Castle Duars—toit o'clock esr► day. The Hamprh:re hounds will meet Su-morrow, at rhimp. •fe Comer j Thursday, at Bradley; and Salurdsy, at Cau darer Chureb—ten o'clock catch day. FOUNDLING HOSPITAL AND EST4TR. Nomerous complaints have for some time past been made by the 'expectable families and inhabitants residing upon the roundhug Estate, and its vicinity, of the very inadequate manner hi which it is lighted and watched. The neighbotsrhood,ond especially Guildford-street and Gui place, Wilt the ■.ljuuting squares, formerly conspicsions and desirable residences, from the peaceable and quiet ap. pearence of the streets, have. during the last two years, from the above causes, been turreted with tagrania, pickpocket., and prostitutes, to the great disturbance, ist rises nuisance, and inconvenience of the numerous pl.lllOllll, whom businesa or amosem•tst lead to that quarter of the UMW. Numbers also are deterred from atiessilauce upon the Chapel of as evening dosing the autumnal and winter months, to the great prejudice of the charity ; and unless a better system be shortly adopted in Ilse above reaper's, the estate that contributes so greatly ill its support will be ma. h-.i.11y detesioralid in value. It is surprising that the Governors of the Hospital, also give au much of their time and attention to the protection of its in termit, should out hare 'loured the present &irk mid unprotected stale of the streets adjoiring the Hospit rind the necessity of an increased number of patrol, to pre vent the robberies and depredations that bare of late been an frequently committed under its very walls. Nisch au ad ilitioo to the local police, is becoming daily snore urgent and desor.ble, from the miatittiole of persuos is the lowir classes of life, who have taken up their abode its the small houses that the Fouudling Hospital. ifORRIPLN Dlimwriller. On Saturday morning Net the neighbourhood of the Hursosch was disown into the emelest consternation by the discovery of teveral home bodies, sbacktugly mingled, Tying in an exposttl state, smiler some palmettoes, ism the Dues roond, shout two hundred yards from the plate where it run , out of II sigh-street, its the Borough. These were she curres of three some.' cud part of that of a elold, ap lonrittir ab seven ur eight years old, with a number of !sands, feet, &c. all in a high slate of potrefactiou The surmise iv, that they moat have been stolen from Whine church-yard, aud left these by the moss rection men. probably a!asnos.l by some apprehension of &I.t-lion. They were removed to the bone house of Newington Church, where they now he for the purpose of being Suspected by the Cormses's July. INSTRUMANT OP DRAM. We haveletsi the new-invested and destructive ' 1 Repeat ing.musker so called, calcalalesi to discharge eight *tattle halls,. w regular .... within the space of about ste ts en seconds. The 'musket li.ss two lucks., oue at the usual place, end the tither uear'y hal way slow* the barrel ; the balls are perforated, and a small hew passes through each, which is lit by the previous dit.clvirge, arid comniuutcattii with the cartridge to which it is attached. The priswieg, in the Snit illfiNt.re, is rot Site to by the lock fixed us. the barns I, the trigszer of which is drawls by • wire, sod the charge in the elsouidocr of the gun may be kept to rukrire.... (Saw York Paper.) MAKEr.I. [Freon the "London Neer Price CIUTIIII.I FRIDAY. JANUARY 26. Carrion —The pnrehaaes ut Collo* by prlvale coutract fur the week rooti..r yesterday cousilo of 500 Bengal', Sid. • fid. in bond; 70 Surate,6o ; and 150 Peruionbiiro, 11 d. • ltd. This foresoon • public sale was brought forward: the first luta went at very depresses' prices; the demand thee revived, and, at the close, the precious currency by private coateset was fully maintained. The sale consisted eatirely of West India descript' : hags Creams's, chiefly 9.W. • 10J., • few 11.1. a 11: 1 ; 136 flerbicr, 101. d. a 1 I id.; 66 Castilian., qd. • top. ; 30 Deno rara, I Is'. • lip. The prices of Colton are ',idiom any variation Alice last seek. The arcoutits received from Liverpool ibis moruing stale that market heavy. Svaaa.—There has been a steady and considerable de nted for Muscovades ibis week; the prices are fully sup. ported, soil in al instances Sugars have realised rather higher price 'rite Refined Markel has slot hero so brisk this week as for souse time preceding ; yet there are so few good* WI ask, that the prices are folly maintained. The grocers have purchased corisiderable parcels of middle's:: goods; there 1131/r also berg rouse males fur the Mediteirauctis. Mo. lasses are dotl.—Expoited last week : Simile. Double. To Ibe £ .. 15.784 I•elAutl 3,004 Goriosey •sul Jersey 2,134 f 106 Indus 3ll Total.. £21,241 XlOO By public sate this week 140 cheats Finest/nal, Suzar were ',tonight foi ward: the Orst lot•, good yellow, and for vrlitels 111 only brine off. reel. abe whole was withdraw u. 116 bap Bourbon sold 1.3 a. n 245. 6d. C . .—Tbr public ►ales of Coffee this lactic have gime off with souse spirit, but at lower prlCra: 1 004 bap Cheri -144.411, good quality, Wrist at IM.. mid 1164. 11 , urdiunry 114 s. s 1154.01 , damaged 100 s. a 1004.; the ordinary de scriptions of Jamaica mold also on lower terms, good rad flue uruinary Ills. • 12t1a. ; St Domingo 120.. Cid and 121 s. The Demerara Coffee tally .upportrd the previous priers ; middling to good middling 1334. 6d. a 1344.6 d., good uttJ- Jliuß 1373.6 d. Rim, BRANDY, and Hou.anus. —The demand fur Rum continues limited ; share is little variation in the lit iCaao— Brandon have been in languid request for such a length of tune, that else holders evince some disposition to accept of lower ratan ; the dedihe ul Id. a 2J. per ga m u wa y be slated. to G urva there 14 uo Ric►..—lty public sale Ihi■ rtirellOUll, 177 barrels Cecelia* Rice nwi with few buyers ; 36.. wee offered, the while was withdrawn Si Me. 81. and SII.IL.—The Silk sale at the India House has closed ; the first day the prices went about :is. per lb under the isles of •tbr lost sale, snore then Ike prices Save gradually 'stuttered, null at the close the rates of last sale weir nearly obtained. Tnut.uw.—The prices of Fort igu Tallow are without vs riatism sioce last ueek, the mark,. rernattis !wavy A pub lic pa coif Soap Tallow was brought forward this furrouou, but at Word. nu guide to our glootatious. Town Tallow is today quoted 59r. ltd. which Is the same as last week. The free-trader iikrult, OLDHAM. smiled on Ss turd •y inuriong frour Portsmouth for Modros„,-- She risiliarketl passenger• sod fourrern - trin ti,•r hours et l'ort th. A trailer is guar out Nuh Invive, of Mehl, ot, li Spell Mallon is, 0111 • . ,, a!wh5., ussrkrt. Nu amps remain at Pllll,. Milli 111. YORK (PritNert.vaxiii). DEC V 888 12. A l'AßTitrit.-4 hie el I be, f. nn tuns assinsis , m is Willi to be no, g through ll.' WU. fw•lwrru AIIIIVV•011%. Fro ry mud tVralthlvvllk, tO Yolk count?. About uin.t bunlsnwO were to qtresit fit 1.1%1 week, but found nut • vesti . ce of it. It is •upp..s.d to Wive crus.wd Ills river iulu I.lllflenbler COWIIy, mud if so, in its eri RI le COMIC nuybt Il WA hive (sound its way to Sillobasry, :nod Ilium /recount for the lust child Three hundred no u jrr to VI w piiisuit of Ibis ani mal, on the Aral snow tlul fills Jeep etiouch to Unlit it. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE• (Concluded from oar first page.) BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. JOIN N3y, of lieutiwartb, Warwseit, WI I !lief, from Ja mmu, 30 so Maoris 2U, at elms', at Use Castle Ina, Cu vestry: Mirk Prunes, joists', of Caelle-ertea, Bristul, leather. dealer, Gum Jauteary 27 t 4 Meech 17, at tea, at the Cum- Curia skeet, Bristol. BA NKRUPTCI ES SUPERSEDED. William AriiiiiteaJ, of supland , Heltfax, Turk, worsted spinner. Thuutat Culton Appleby, of Catiteebuty, batter auJ slay. maker. BANKRUPTS. John Crowther, of Liverpool, merchant, to surrender, P. binary 14, 15, and March 10, at one, at elle GeorEr 14111, Liverpuul. Attorney., illacrelock and Hoare, hilues-10. Itch a Temple, Loudon; and Ma. James .Mar low, Marahall-vtreet, 1.4.4 9.00. Jataes Kirb.raa, of Deretend, Wet wick, brewer, to *Ne reus:l4, February V, 9, and March 10, at twelve, at the Hen and Chickens Ilutel, Nrw.siret 1, Ilsreningth oat. Attorney., 51eaara. Lunt& rod Austell, Holborn-mutt, Gray's Ines, Lon- Jou ; and 31 .Sundt, Arnold, and Ha 111301., John Gooch, of bath, patuter, to suriender, felnuary 8, 11, and March 10, at eleven, at the Colviaseretal Hewn., ittlatol. Attorneys, Warm Poole and Grrehfi. Id, Gray's luu-ativare. Londuss ; Meows. Cary and Crow, Bristol ; aud J V. tattle, Bath. Matthew !terry, of Newsome.rross, York, s brasier, la sturruder, Fab.rury tt , at her, 3, and Match 10, at tem, at the S. ass lan. Madder...field Attorneys; Menus. Clarke, Richard+, and birdcall - , Cbancrry.laur, Loudon ; and Messrs. stud Itubinrun , Haililertield. Johu Aust, of Gloucester, victualler, to surrender, Er. Ismail 13, 14, a n d Month 10, at eleven, at the Fierce lases, Glourertrr. Atiorne.s, Mr. Counsel, Gloucester; and tar. Exehsqurr other, Loudon. Tlitonsas Walpole, of White Lusa-street, Goodman's fields, Middles* x, victualler, 10 surrender, January JO, F. bruary 17, said March 10, at ten, at Gudilhall, lasudins. Attorney, r. Glyurs, burr-sti ere, Bart Stititlifis Id, London. Gtoige BOUM ; avatar ; of Bruonsfey-park, near Abbot Is• Brumley, Stafford, filmier, to oat reader, Fibivary 12, 13, and Match 10, ut ICH, at the King's Head, Coveutry. At to. unit, Mr. George Kthuunils, Excheyster.olfire ail Pleat, Lisseolu'alun, Loudosi; and Mr.Jobss Carter, Covessley. Jos. ph Issuug, of Bristol, woollen-draper, to surrender, Februisiy 10, 11, and March 10, at our, at the Rummer Tavel u, All.Sasiit's+laae, Bristol. Attorneys, Messrs. Wil hams and White, Ltsteolio's lain, Loudon; and Mr. Witham Hartley, Bs idol. Thosedis Johanson the yonoger, of %Vakefielil, York, user chants' to surrender, February 5, at the Selhliollll I/0W.44 Yfaksfield, 7, at elevesi, at the 1t,... and Clouts lust, Hold dt retied, York, and Match In, at three, at the Sessions House, Wakefield. Attorney., Messrs. Few, Ashinurr, and Heurietta••teret, Cuvra6o.4o,leu ; Lawful' ; and H... 1.. Haxby sisal Whole', Wakefield. Henry Fuller, of Illetliu•l.greru.suad, Middlesex, surgeon, to surrender, February 3, Itt, and Maid' 10, al firers., at Losulois. Atiorue), Ms. Gray, Tysitu-place, Kisigslanrl road. . . Louts Hurtful, of New Uniou.stretl, London, stage.coach proprietor, to der, February 3, 10, awl March 10, at eleven, al Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lyles, Worship street road, Finsbury-square. Hugh Maughau, of Rochester, Kent, linen-draper, to surreilder, February 3, at twelve, 8, at eleven, and March 10, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Ames, Sim-lame, Loudon. Jebis binehell, sew. of Welt-estl Cottage, E.Geodon, Flertfoid, Giesler, to aurreader, FA/ 'wry 3, 16, and March 10, at 110i10..., at Guildhall, Loudon. Ailarorp, &less's. Nicholson and Platt, itertrord ; and M . Stucker, Da•sirs, and Herriughass, Boawell.court, London. Joseph Maras, of Gracichurch.strees, London, hosier, to sulectider, February 3, ID, anti Maids 10, at ten, at London. Attorney, Mr. Rosh, Csuott.cuurt, Robert Nature, of the Neekinger, and of Wellington. 'hart, Herniondrey, Sauey, felhatinger, to surrender, January 30, February 6, and March 10, ■t ten, at Guild hall, London. Aiweary', Mews. Cottle and Thomas, Aldertnanbsiry livid, jolt. of Newcustle-place, Clerkeswell.cloite. Middlesex, watch-maker, to surrender, February 3, 10, and March 10, at elegem, •t Gualdhall, London. Austere', Mr. !burner, Hattou•aardeta. John Ruts, of Red Cuw-lane, Hamlet of Hammersmith, Middlesex, market-gardener, to surrender, February 6, 13, and March 10, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loads'''. Atlurneys, Mews. Richards**, Fisher, sad Lake, Bury•sircei, St. James's, Loudon. Ralph Greta, of Selby, Yolk, bauker, to surrender, February *, at six, 7, sad March 1 11 , at eleveu, at die White Horse lan, Yuik. Aituviseya, Mr. Edward Parker, Selby; laud Mr. %Pixie...worth, Gray's luivsquare, Londou. Benjamin Stead, at Iliadderstield, York, tiro-faclor, to surrender, February VI, at hour, n, and March 10, at eleveu, at the Old White Rear lon, Bersisley, York. Armor. neva. Missrs. Alexander mud Hulme Lundun ; and Mr. Kirks, of Heruingfield, um, Bijusley. . _ William Hoary Roberts, lase of Ateltiery. /Wiry, paper manufarierrr, to surrender, Fe britary 3,6, suel March 10, •t one, al Guildhall, Lueke.. Atiorutys, Mews. Kearney and Spurr, Bishomate:street. . . - William Seger, of Chadderton, Lancaster, merchant, to surrender, Febrisas ) 9 , 19, amid March 10, at tea, at the White Hear Inn, qancliester. A itoraeys, Messrs. Wriest and Cole, Temple, London; amid Mr. P. W. Dunstile, Menehestsr. Edmund Salter the younger, of Chadderiuss, Lancaster, merchant, to surrender, Fairest) 9, 19 and March 10, at ten, at the White Si ar lun, Manchester. Attorneys, Mem-. and Cult, Temple, Leedom; and Mr. P. W. Dumvilr, Nianclitsier. &humid Suter the elder, of Cbaddertoo, Liiment', mer chant, to surrender, February 0,10, and March 10, at ten, at the %Mote Bear Inn, Manchester. Attorney", M . Wright and Cole, Temple, London ; and Mr. P. W. Dem. rile, Manchesier. Robert Toomiteud, of Exeter, grocer, I. serrender, Fe. Weary I', lb, and Minh 10, at 'levee, at the New Lon. altos luu, Exeter. Attorneys, Mr. Robert Bretton, Old Bruad•nreet, Loudon; and Mr. Charles Brquou, Caulk- Street, Earn,. DIVIDENDS. February 17. J. Langford, oflk.street, Cheapside, wholesale haberdasher, at tee, at Guildhall. Frbruaty 22. H. Lightfoot, of Carlisle, Cumberlawd, iron 'mochas., at eleven, at the Crown and Attire Inn, Cal lisle. February 17. L. Phillips and .1. Phillips, of High-Holborn, kinfolks's, glass-dealers ' at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. Marsh 17. P. Berthen, G. Kosher, and T. Hartman, of Crusskstrril, Finabory-aquere, Middlesex, int/chants, at twelve, at Guildhall, 1...4,11114,1111. February 20. E. Waikins, of Yurk street, Coovent.garden, Middlesex ' tailor, at lea, at Guildhall, Lo on nd,. February 20. J. Comm's, of Poison's-hall, Broad•street, London, merchant, at feu, at Guildhall. Alai ch 7. W. Roscoe, J. Clarke, mid W. S. Roscoe, of U- W 14100411. banker., at eleven, 21 the 4eorgr NIS, Dale. street, Liverpool. February 27. F. Body, of Music? Town, Devon, mei And, at eleirest, at the Carbon Coffer.lmoise, Plyin nolt.Dork Echo uars el. W. F. rxtro•••• and(; Ills/ern, late of Wr.lisou Lout, slouliiaLer•, at lwrl.e,al the Ki,m . Aglaia 1110, Friona!). 20. J. William*, of Ceti%laud, Lincoln, glower; eleven, at Iles Angel lon, Pcieib,.riisi•le, Northampto.. Fclutes.) , 17. J. S. Heim, of Waitionce all, Idoldlettes, guru-haw. at MOM. at Guildhall, Imagism. • retorts:toy 17. S. Abbott, lam or New•coort, St. Swithioes. lane, Lonolou, no reliant, at one, at Guildhall. relosias, 17. G. Clown.. of Gray's.lom hue, Midoßeset, ineleirroot, at s lea, N, at Guildhall, Loudon. February :1. I). Freeman ' W. Sykes, amid J. Freema n , o f Choirs It-sire, Berosiondsey, Soon ey, and of Bristol, leather. (+rim., at twelve, at (.uildtrall, Lutioluu. if-loom) 20 J. Can, Isle of 41'0(01, Leeds, Yotk, but now of arranwall, NoriL America, and D. R Arnolwy, Leeds. merchants February 1 . /. J. Cordiorly and F. Brown, late of law. settee-lane, London, war, honreint.n, at noe, it CERTIFICATES.—Fenausat 17. S. Drinkwatrr, of Livcro,lJl, iisilicr-torrchanl.-..W. of Norwich, larionhasia nod corimi.mmisfscturtr.—J alsi lair *ogress,' of the Thoma. Coot* East India ship, and then of Dingwall , Scotland Taylor, of Shoreditrh, ecru-elissoller.-11. R Scarreii, of Cannock, fitaiCrrd, kreper.--1. Radio dge, of Argyle sirect. Wri hoick, Sawbee..l, ilan y onsw.-.J. E. Tipper, of Rumford. Erica alai inner.--J 11. Smith, of eriatol, surfiuurcr—E . Gidipy, Piccadilly, kliddlesen, dresii•maker.—J. 1...4th, lair a Lipp., Thames lissom, Loudon, ev.l tnercharoi.—J. Pickering, lair of %Via:Morn place. It ussell.rqu3re, Mid.llesex, wise mrrehani. —.l. Nealr, of Milk slrr,t, London, wholesale liuta•thas.r. —J. Housman, Isle of Rromatruvr, Worcesirc. woul•tirado. PARTS E.RSIIIPS DISSOLVED. E. Taylor and T. Taylor, of Stain. c, ILddln.x , lrur'.ra and tallow chandler., Deremb.. 30, 1820.-11. Stetter +a 1 Byam, of Church skeet, S JIM A 111141,, London, title.. graphers, I).centher 0, 1820 11.,,n mid G. AJtat.., of I)tiver, Kea., Intokrellt J moo .a b, Itl2ll.—J Aintree at..l J. 31,mre, of New Brad street, Nlitl.llearx, br►ech...minket., December 30, 1820.—J. B Spindler and E. S. Spindler, of Vt'lnie'airmasida, Bertnaudary, Sarre,. leather dreamers, Ja misty 25, 1821.—J. Mw Kan and D. Foggia, of Eltler.arreet, Norton 3liddletex, lead-merchant., J imam, 9, 1921. PRICE OF SUGAR. The 'venire price of Brown ur SloscuvaJo Sam, cum ►uted from She ltri urns made in the wick mbar the 114 day of January, 1521, is 365. Sid. per hundred weight, es. elusive of the duties of customs paid or payable thereon on the importation thereof into Great Britain. PRICES OF CORN. Averoge Prices of Corn of England and Wales, by the Quarter of Eight IVineheater fluslaels, and of Oatmeal per boll of 140Ibs.avuir lepuise, Irmo the returns received is the week ended the 20th January, 1821. , ...; 1 1 ' 4 le 4 a t i 1 4 ta 2 i 1 ._ 4 _ 3 _! 3 a: z 3 a. Q co a• ——— ---• a• 4 d d ad ir. el s. d s. el a. I I s. el 44 21 34 b 344 18 33 234Ai 30 V 0 0 A rerage Prices of British Corn in Scotland, by the /Ammer of Eight Winchester Bushels, aud of Oatmeal per Bello( Scotch troy, or 1401ba. avoirdupois, of the four Weeks immediately preceding the thth of January, • 4 i a ..a 1 1\ . It- 4. 1 6- s. s. d. s. d e l s. d! 8. d 32 34 4i 25 7, 40 32 31 32 2 I, 20 9 13 5 NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSNIOUTII, JALWILIARY 211. The Marv, Dons Llama, reported last oisti as hula Lichmi, is Irons London fir Lishosi—sbe bas sailed to-day fur Lisbott; and the Lord Crau.tows, Davis, fur familia. HARWICH, JANUARY N. Sailed the Princess Charlotte zud Priors of Uraor packet., with mails fur Holland. DOTIR, IA/IVARY The American brig Mars hos been condemned, nut being worth repairing. . - The Badger revenue matter has brought in • Gee lugger, wish 360 tubs of spirits usa turd. DIAL, JAIIUMLY 26. Came down from the River and wird the Marla, Tuit, fur St. Lucia. A foreittu galliot, supposed to be French, got entostitia on the Goode'. Sued, but boats having beets sent to &sail* her, she is tio• .t author ntr Ire South Furelaud. &tiled the Brisk fur the westward, MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL TO.IIOIIIIIOII. -.ow- 11. H. J. Curry, late of Bernemistreel, painter A. Ross and J. Murray, Leadenhall•street, merchants 3 12 K. Debar', Lincoln's lun-tields, coal-metchanl . 3 ' 12 S. Ellis and G. Glover, Aldersgaie street, dirTmalters 2 12 J. Cluisiy, 01.1 Gravel lane, inaster-markser lO 13i I ins, jun. Old City Chambers, and Paddington, tl ,uf.facior L. Aaron, Chatham, navy-agent J. Woollis, Woolwich, Umber-merchout J. W. Wells 11.1rkney-road, builder ' 1 12 G Noce, Isle of Pancras-lane ' I -keeper I'. C. Ii Pryer, Birchen lone, imAdter 1 12 G. W. B. Tuuse, Leadealliall-atreet, merchant DIVIDENDS. .1. M. Morgan sod Co. Belk Sasvage.yard, wholairsle-sla. fitment G and G. Evans, Hich.street. hop-merchants . l2 IV. Dewey, Christ Church, and ). Dewey, Coal- &chance, coal and phi pAirrni rs lO J. Minnie(' T. lisavviide, and T. Burman, Bucklers bury, Maar:water warebousemea J.N. Duraud, Peutunville,sterchaist .. 10 C. Buldew and Co. Curabill, banters. PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY. Bank Stork... 4)171 2-28 I S per Ct. N.An. 106114 4 3 per Ct. Red.. 7,!n3fl I Long Ann lan 9 perCt.Cont. 72,171171 I India 80nd5.... 40 41 71i I Ex. Bolls 4 per Cents 90315 I Coos. for Ace....7enli COURSE OP EXCIIANC 12 tt Ditto at sight lt Hones-darn 2 C. 12 10 Antwerp . . Ilaniburch —.21 U. 38 2 l;. 38 3 Paris 3 sight 25 75 Ditto ..... ....2 211 5 Pourdeanx 26 6 Frankfurt on the ;E, FILIDAT, JAIIO•IY Si. Le ghee's - 4'/ Gem* .. 13 • Yen it* Mails ...re1....1114i -A N ark. Palermo.... per us lie t.i•hun - 49 Oporto 6 49 HIS, Janako Bahia •• • . SO • Dublin . ....... Ceik •••••• • • ..... • Main, Ex. U. 156 Peterablireb,rbl.3 U. 9; Vicuna effective 2 91 10 20 Trieste....itu lO 20 Madrid .... =LIMN. Portugal Geld is S 1. er. Coin, per eir....0 0 Pump 4eid in Csdiz Oilbun 35 Ltarcrlona Saville Gibraltar Lars L.. 3 17 10 i Ni. Doithluoat —3 14 9 New Dollen 4 10; Silver i■ Bars 0 4 11! RIKTR. Au that's, itsgt+ol, the L.dj of C.Ftele Waldo Sibihorr. 4111) Dragoon Gtooth, of *on.. JOAN Senyli ), Fog. I wris fro a I Law, If hiq house ',I Debbi". Mr. Croke Imre., formerly 81. rmilmem aoulLu..lr:~lNr hi Par!Menem 11 . frfel, IN DAMON Major Saukry i our of dot uldrat Members thoeurpotatams of that c.ly. MGR WATER THU DAT AT LONDON DRUDGE. 510.1.1.. 51 diet O. 1 .Evessaitg 31 'Art N. Prlased as 4 P. lbligkad al Toe ramsa Pans IQ . T.l CLost Warr, No. In, arowl, h C. coIt“WELI •! fist Slra•d. day 1 111 like The • t well The ro.bi Hie port ti adve 111tIW SUN sad •ud Nea El Eki All ices Pea The evel doh 37, all aad hip tree 44111 I 4I adve --,. J 111tIW SUN sad &VI I Aad ikel drsi is 41 . ff 0 i ( fern Mr. •nd crie Asa tot Mie en, Mr. Mr. Mc Wil meal to I 1 1.0, Edi Hrc M.' srld foot A 64 You Ells !Per