The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-12-02 00:00:00

IRA okk „,i FM .1 ~' .• - ' • , 111' DECEMBER 2, 1822. r' --- IMPROVEMENT OP TILE STREETS, SECOND PUBLIC MF:F.TING will he held at Ithe City of lAndon Tavern , on WEDN ESDAY . the kt of December, at twelve fur one o'clock, for the purpose .'eslibishing a SUBWAY COMPANY, under the audio :l.a parliament, to prevent the opening of pavemen's for r,aPiater and Ose Pipes, &e . The prospectus of the plan „, belted of Chapman Barber. Erg. 44, Chancery-lane; ; f iji.Croggon, al, Cornhill ; and at the City of London T h ies, where all persons desirous of becoming proprietors cgstually, may now enter tbeirtasees. AT REDUCED PARES, TOONR,DTAL,RAMinATI, Id Ain AIN AND CANTINOMMT. Fear Inside Coaches, and keep good time, by .1 S. A. MOUNTAIN and Co. SiRACSN'S HEAL) INN, SKINNER STREET, stow-tit L, LONDON. THE following LIGHT POST COACH ES, 7 do. let mat from ths above Igo:- - ' walled travelling by the Champ a new light day CAtii to Dorchester, in 14 houra theough Begshot, ip t geitee, Basingstoke, Whitche. • Overton, Andover, ,i i isbery, Woodrow, and Bland (ord.—The Proprietors of tiedrive teach are determined oo expense shall he spared 0 reader it the first conveyance on the Westeggidload. • " Ite..ll4lkrispla," Dover, Deal. Raroggiter Marm ite fasterlourpr iresasham and Sani.wieh new pest coach: Rory morning, at a quarter past seven o'clock. la' consequence of the decided preference trivet to the *eve eatchrteepreforteeers sewaketewnisted no evokes drat i bigotry+ to reader it the that seaveyanee on the Kest road. 'Fie " Union." .GOethttiibytoo, Lytningtoft, L.yndherst, Winchester, and Besiogstoke, Ilartford-bridge, lileekwater, saktogshot new font inatileCoich, every morning at i past ;•arrires at the Cbaek tad Horses, Southampton, by Ile. This ia a most delightful omtveyanee to the Isle of Wizilt. Jersey, Guernsey, St. Maine., Havre de Grace, Csarberg, Re. The proprietor* of the ahore eoath hope c". 3 receive a COO azatel.se ocofmthataususumirttvfotilteh.a.sol,iiithoenr!? bew o ersperion acing wcildh sae rosettes. • hick sad Bristol post coaches, through Chippenham, tile. liaribcrengh, Newshury and eading. eve . t aterscon, at one ; arrive at Mr. Ma-e Rs. the Grey ry 110e4 inn. Bath. end the Loudon Tavern, Thomas-street, tad Seat Bristol, early the neit.momits. CO/Clll.ll TO WELLS, OIIDDIPWATSII, TAUNTON, AND PLYMOUTH. . ... tikr "thap:re," a new . l.lverpool light (merit, only one Std en the toed. currying four fr.side, sets but 'daily at oho Wive at Liverpool nest aftertoon at fkm, through Woo berg. Lathbury, Northampton, Watford, Lutterwortls„, 1110mley, Atherstone, Litchfield, Stone, Newcastle, )(nuts led, Warrineton, and Prtscot. • Shrewsbury, Wellington, and Shiffnal light post coach, owl att..rnood. &lorded. Ylie " Union," Werneath, Dorchester, Standout, Salis bury., Andover, Overton. Basingstoke. Hartford-bridge, tualeetee, an4Beeihnt, new post coach, every afternoon, et, two coach/ago only. Packets (re m Weymouth to Gueraley.deney, Cherbourg, aken. 44,,Orerz.Loduesday and Satarday Afternoons stioML"t. baton, rturneistle, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton and lattlegdon day coach, to Spilsby; Loath, Orimshv and Xan L roonsing at e past 6. The only day coach to Boston eel florncest e. Pe' Espeets," a new light four inside pnet•eotch to Cordele. Peurith, and Whitehavet : - goes with Aar bent tad /1/5 WO the way ; passes vbrough JO. V alWa.'" Z . steet tlel A . 7 . TEE_ 41 1 4". , bey 1 r iti gt, a = r, OraLthAuk, Stamford, ilavnri, ns, ODA ,Biggieswatie; sets out every morn rut, and 011ea.15 the journey with the greatest tscillty. Passengers latticed on theroat by bitsiness, or pleasure, have the mealier advantage of their sesta being secured In the oast coach. •• • Kendal, Lancaster, Prestos, Kirbv-Lonsdale. Botton, llorley, Ormskirk, and Omitting light post-coaches, every etentoon. Chester, Newport. Widtschurch, Terporley, Namptwich, kloahwich, and Middlewich, light post-coa.* every after- MIL Wokrleld four-inside post-coach, called " the Express," eery morning and afternoon. The " Royal Express," to Manchester, Winslow, Con- . Orton, Newcastle, Weisel, and ‘Volverhampton new four !wide pest-coach, every tfteruoon. Only one night on the road. Cheltenham Original Post Coach, to carry only Four In- We, erry Moreing at 7. Chi,...eNter, Bognor, and Petworth Post Coach, Monday, Wednesday. and Friday klornines, at a quarter before 7. Dover and Canterbury Light Post Coach. every Evening st half-past b. Ditto. every Morning at half-past 8. The "Royal Express. new Birmingham light post mach, sots out every afteruooe, carrying four inside only, tames through Warwick. Leamington, tioutinun, Weedon and Daventry, to the Saracen's Head, Bull-street, Birming ham, nevi morning at half-past 7 o'clock. Sunderland. Stockton and Item light post-coach every Corning, to the George Inn, Sunderland. The " Royaler.clipse," Falmouth. Plymouth, Exeter, Timm Itodmir, Penry n, Ashburton, Tome's. Weymouth, Dorchester, CATI:COUtit, ILM Salisbury, every morning, at 'even, through Bonitos, Axminster, Bridport. Blandford, atockbridge, Basitsgctoke, Hartford-bridge, Biackwater, and Bagsliot. Olassow, Longtown, Gretna Green, Annan, Dmisfrles, Downhill, 'Thornhill, Sanqnhar, Kiln, Canmock, Kingswell, sit Flirts of Scatland,a tight four inside pest coach daily. Bremptru, Chatham, Rochester, Gravesend, Stroud. Sit ti:rbourne' end Rslnbe.m, every m..rning, at a 3 past 7, it Reduced Fares. Coaches from Portsmouth to Chichester, on the arrival of the Mall, through Einsvverth, Cosham. ac. to Bognor. The Royal Expremt," new light four inside post-coach. to Liverpool, Warrington, Knutsford, Stole, Stafford, and Litehgeld (only one night on the reed,) every afternoon *wires at the Saracen's Head Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool, lint evening. The " Champion," a new light four inside day coach to %trimmer, Blacdford. Sstisbury, Andover, Overton, Ba liststuke, Blaclwater end Elegshor. Barnstaple and Southmolton new light post coach, every %Way. Wednesday and Friday mornings at 7 o'clock. Netettbstanding the uncommon expedition of this coach, kis allowed to be the mast agreeable and complete public oontf l %nro oc the north road, being anequelled by any other. Harreargate and P.ipon new light post coach, every after awe at bw, and eight In the morning. The " Express," to York, Scarborough, Whitby, Shields. *isad.rland. Newcastle and Edinburgh. a GSM 4 inside light }sat-tosch. with a guard diroughottt ; sets ry 'souring ate o'clock, by way of Newark, Retfort, Doneaster, Fer- Iljwiere, Tulcester, Dsrlingt"n, Nor thallerton. ()tuber's, limped]. and Barwick, and arrives at Turk the next mora le; et IC o'clock Passengers Iloilo" themselves fetigued on the jenrney„ oaf net what Mr they 'abuse, and Met: isroceodou without additional hrs. Rtideenorth. Wafsd, ftbreweburv, Salop, and Holybead cry ll,ht four inside roach, every afternoon. The "Rrt . .lisham, Leeds light post coach, sets cut 01 057., afternotottat four ; and passes through lial4ork. • - •rgletwarte. Eaton, Silton, Greethara, Graniltass, Bring. &Word, Markham Moor. Newark, Retford; Doncaster, letFerr)b ridg e . t o d te G o lden Lien, Leeds, next afternoon. , l , * * Lustig* and Paysages le Leeds, York sad Doosamor. it Oily two-p.nee per lb. S.A. MOUNTAIN and CO. reepeelfwUy pgepaint theft r needs and the Public, that they will net be account. able for sty Parcel s , pgiogneere* Leggage. Writings, Piste, lie. Moor. than Fill! Pounds TSIIIO, if lost. stoical, or 4.- !W.A. ankis eopr..d es such, and the Insartnee paid foe 44 ifeugly, at the tiarkcoo' , Mood Loa, Slew-hill, /"." *, : 4 , . CS - . '' • 1 .01. ~,,me...... ' * : \.a.4 . d . .. 1 .4 ' . l . No • • . , o 1 , tr,...%.„... .,,..., ~_ . 'Jar,;, J. Bronettion, Linthwaite, Aklelendberyt Yerritel i chine, cloth-met:heat. at the Peek - lions Inn, Huidersaint —"Dee. 14, E. Nicoll, Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire, wint.smerchant. at Basinghall-street--Dec. 23. J. Stlitb. Manchester, manufacturer, at the Star Inn. PAsncliester Dec. 2 N G. Wiskius, Bradford, Wiltshire, victualler, et the Greyhound Inn, Rath—Dee. 21, W. Rymill, BitiburF, Gs fordskire, currier, at the White Lion Ina. Banbury'—Der. 23, R. and W. Webster, Bishop Wearmouth, Durham. mer chants, at the Bridge lon, Bishop Wearmouth—Dec. 21, J. Johnson, Leamington. Warwickshire, drawee', at Basing liall-street—Dee. 23. T. Atkinson, Manebeiter, shopkeeper, at the Star Inn, Manchester—Dee. it, J. Fildes, lamb's Conduit-street, upholsterer, at Basinghili-street.—Dee. IS. T. Robinson and R. Hancock. Manchester, cotton-mar cheats, at the S? r luu, Manchester. - CSAtIVICATES --pit. 21. • W. Todd, Lanebnurn-chambers. Feueltarek-street, tier berotierchaut—T. Sharp, Cheapside, pastry-cook—J. Cox, Pensford, Somersetshlre, metiman-1. Green, Birmingham. fronmonxer—J. 'Willcox. Almandbury, Gloncestersbire, dealer—T. Johnson, sen. and T. Johnson, jun. Lowestoft. Suffolk, abipwrielits—J. Richardson, Webb's. Connty-ter race,'New Kent-road, Surrey, ears-feetor. • PARTNERSHIPS egssokven. - T. H. Limon and Co. New Brigge-Forte, Ruabon. Den bighshire, iron-miners—G. Litton arid Co. Warrinetoe, Imncashire, millers—G. Talleck and E. Fellows, Great Winchester-street, Loadoe, slik-brokers—J. M. Rich Intl 'A. Harvey, Tayistock-street, Coyest-garden, dress-ureters W. Webb and R. Davy, Bristol, carpenters—J. Llvemsy sett C. -illigginbetham. Macclesfield. silkmannfacturers—W. Harvey and J. Rayne,. Derby. ropeonannfacturers—R. Collett and Co. Cheapside, wholeule linen-drapers—G. Critter ind W. Linder, George-street. Tower-hill. London. ship-brokers—S. Brown and W. Eastwood: Manchester, fustian-manufacturers—J. S. Fry and 11. Hunt, Bristol, chocolate-makers—W. Tracer, sen. and W. Tracer. jun. London. meiters—D. and W. Gould, Caidmore, Stafford shire. spur-makers—A. Smith and T. Miller, Golden-lane, Barbican, pawn-brokers—W. Gallimore and 3. Martin, Sheffield, brass-founders—J. it. and B. N. Will:isms, Cle ment's-lane. London, ship-agents—J. and J. Lambert. Barking, Essex, eorn-reerchants—E. Newport and Q. Har vey, Frame-Selwood, Somersetshire, Ironmongers. . . • • AAAAA GE PRICE OF CORN Iv as.nt.t•as AND KRUM Wheat, 394.0d.—Barley, 28s. 6d.—Oats, 194.4L —Rye, 19s. 7d.—Reans, 265. 2d.—Pease, 281. I Id. Average Price of Brown or Muscovado On pi;?, ewe= peed from the Returns made In the Week ending the 2UW' • day of November, lot?. is 2135. bid, per cwt. OLAS(OW UNIVERSITY: . 01) . ir•—• • • The Report that appeared in a Moscow 7o0a1; aRI theme copied into most of the London Paper*, of the ' Speech delivered Jeffrey, on the Election of Sir James Macintosh, being,consldered incorter•rthe fol lowing has bceu published as a morn ishistrati• ac count A ke ... c,t a ito vi a.A4t-sit j,,i,sfaiint.psts to yhe •• flee of Lard Rector Utile tiniviriliy of Blasstow, Jeffrey, the late Rector, addressed the students nee as follows: " tientleulenTimueli I believe I bare ms longer any tight to address you in 'as official copeck'', yet I extinct take my linal farewell of yon without owe more retorn• l ing you my thanks for the indulger.,) of I have uniformly Suet with at your bands, and offeringiwn my tongratu. lation on the choice you have made oft Rector, who is , destined, 1 am firmly persuaded, far and lastingly to • eclipse the undeserved popularity of his ire/freer:or,- ttlerlat it vtgitt-..k.50 to explain, in.o.frw words, ti.a kfeenth upon which l, along wii ft the great majority of those who now hear use, have given hilts on this oc casion the preference over his illustrious competitor.-- Between two wish candidates, it might well have heel thought difficult to choose; eat if the r.salt of our ,in cisions had been supposed to depend on any comparatiVell estimate of their general merits, I should certainly Nava felt the task of selection to one of intiniuitely greater difficulty and delicacy. than that which we have actually bad to discharge. Sir Walter Scott, in point of inven tive genius, of discrimination of character, of reach of fancy, of mastery over the feelings and passions of his readers, is undouhtedly superior, not only to his distil,- guished competitor in this day's Election, but probably - to any other name in time whole range of our recent or ancient. literature ; and to these great gifts and laicals L know that he adds a social and generous disposition, which endears him to all who have access to his person, . and has led him to make thole splendid qualities sobsee yield to the general diffusion of kind and elevated ark. animas. By this happy use of these rare endowments ha has deservidly attained to a height of popularity, aid an extent of tante, to is bids there is no parallel in o.it remembrance, and to which, as individuals, we must each of us contribute our share of willing and grate:at admiration. But what I wish to impress upon you is. thatthose high qualities are rather titles to general glo:i than to academic honours; and being derived far use " from the prodigality of 'nature," than the successtal pursuits of sillily, have their appropriate reward rather :a popular renown t nin the suffrages of Societies tla.ii• totted and set emits, fur the encouragement of learning and science. The world at large is Sir Walter Sco..'s University-4n which he stmit es and in which lie ter,:in —and every individual wit, reads is a concurrent sL.:.- ragan for the honours lie has earned from the public.— We, however, are not met toolay merely as a portion of that public, or to empress as individuals what we owe. to its benefactors. We meet as members of a learned body— consecrated to the cultivation of those severer studies in which the perseverance of the youog should be 'Bum,. laud by the honiturs which they help to confer on those who have made the greatest advances; and, acting in ca2acity, and with a due sense of the ends of the instito . • tion in which we are united, we ought, it rather me as to use, on an occasion like this. to take corn that we are not too much dazzled with the blase of that broader aid more extended fame which fills the world beyond us. Now it appears to me that, in all the attainments which are to be honoured in a seat of learning, Sir J. Macin tosh is as clearly superior to his competitors ash. is in- Prior perhaps in the qualities that emit!' him to . pope- - ler renown. In profound nod wet seholaralitp 7 tn learning, properly sot-ailed. in all its variety and ex tent—in familiarity with all the, lirauches of philweplty in historical research, legislative skill. wisdom and can tioat-'-in senatorial eloquence, and in all the auteoities of private Wassail character, I know somata (taking all these qualifications together) Out merely to he preferred, but to be compared with 101.411 we hese this day agreed • to honour and invite ;wrong us. , And co:tridents!! him as a great example of the utility sad the bloomy of these attaintneste which we are here incorporated to cultivate and exalt, (cannot but feel that we have done right in giving him the preference upon this occasion ever that other distinguished person to whom he has this day been opposed, end who wool.l undoubtedly - have done honour to the situation for which he was proposed. The great comfort in such a competitiop.as that in which we _hare been engaged, is, that it cannot terminate is any cbeies that shall not be asubject of congratulation t. end it.is : only on looking to him wholiaanot beenelectod,tbek than e can be any room for feelings of tegret. 144'1014i - . desvaured to explain the motives width kovoitqlaredinso, LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANYCIP LONDON.' Instituted 18418, an 4 eimpowored bi as Ast sr Pritlia- meat of the 84th Gee. ill. LIFE DEPARTMENT. Persons assured for the whole term of Life will have as 'Mitten made to their Policies every seventkyear, un the principle so beneficially practised Oil lately at the E t!! table , Assurance Of fi ce ;or the amount thereof may be app lied in ' redaction of the future payments of premien. Policies may also be effected fur the whole term of Life, by a limited number of yearly payments. Tables epplica. ble to this mode of Assurance may be obtained at the 011 Ice. FIRE DEPARTMENT. Polities for 3001. and upwards will be Witted under the syitem of Assurance practised by this Office, to participate in the surplus Premium every fifth year ; the amount thereof in the fifth year, which ended at Christmas last, was 24 per cent, on the policies effected In Leaden. Au allegiance is made for the loss of Rent Of Buildings rendered untenable by fire. Proposals fully explanatory of the principle!' and rates of the Company may be had at the pafincipl OSes In Cheap side, Louslou, and of the several Agents in the Country. HENRY DESBOROUGH, Jun. Secretary. Cimveside, London, Nov. 2, tsn. • . NEW SATIRICAL WORK. Tat dibic LAN, ERN! or WORLD AS IT GOER I putlLhed this day, price Ss. Is*embellished gel* a CariestorePlate of the Brixton Purgatory, or Tretd• Mill, -.ad the Odd Wishes there, Zia:—Little Van—the Rot- Ley Farmer—the Noted Theodore—the Black Dearf-4te' Cite Pres-ever—a Dearly of Sixty—Little {gad—the Detes ter Hint, Sc. Eghtbiling likewise, Lieut. F. and the Wey meth Mermaid—The Marriage of the Mermaid—Sir Hud son, or the Lowe things in High Life—the Peer and the Feather -d ' Wife—London Beggars—the Ladies' Bra zen !mem et pour Achilles—On theelenger of Books—Lady Porismoath—the Phisiognomist confounded—an English ad venterer, by Villainy risen to Sovereign Power—the Peer age Report—Lord ityrbn's Eccentricities In Italy—a Lover of the Muset--Gentlemaely Treatment of Napoleon—Tile K—g and Scotch Female 11-licacy—D.W. Ilarvey, Bail, or Stop Thief. stop Thief!—Maria Louise—Temperance the hest Physician—Advice to Country M.P.'s—Anecdotes- Hoe Mets, ike. Ste. Published by J. Johnston, 99, Cheapside, and sold by all booksellers. UNHEARD OF ADVANTAGES TO FAMILLES FURNISHING. MO YARDS aver Five-, Baysszcs, Ss. 9..1. To 4s. 6d. THE Public are respectfully infurtne , l, that they have now an op portunity of inspecting one of the LAROEST and CHEAPEST FURNISHING WARE HOUSES in the KINGDOM, at DENMARK-HOUSE. Rezever-sgiterr. near the Argyle Rooms—For Brame', Venetian. and Kiddernt petting; Hearth Rugs- of every description; p ry colour; Coenterpanes, Quilts. Bed 'l7d• negvers, Moreens sad Window Hollands, og Oyu 'width; Fifteen Bales of Blankets and Flannels, at such prices as will defy all competition ; Floor cloths to any dimensions. reedy for laying down.—lrish Linens. Sheeting', Diaper Napkins, and Damask Table Limon,: Printed Furniture. Furniture Dimities, and Colour ed Linings. &c. &c. &c.—Turkey, Persian, Ilrussels, end Kidderminster Carpets (all sizes) ready for laying down. — A few Cases 7-Sths and 4-4ths Real German Linen, well worth the attention of the Public. ROBERT COLLINS and CO. can positively assert, that they are the'only Manufacturare in the Kingdom that Retail the above Articles at the Mannfaetadng Prices. They will •iporast vrir et y made of the beet Fabric, and free (rata 'any Imperfections, at Itilliirarr COLLARS and Comps y, ' Oen wark-House, Regent Street. and at their Manufactories, Kidderminster, Paisley, and Glasgow. Two YorNo MEN WANTED, that perfectly understand L their Business ; and Two Mot 'also that understand taking Pines and making up Carpfilli-bsApply between Nine and Eleven la the Morniebill THE HIGHEST YET DRAWN. & J. SIVEWIIIOIIT have the pleasure to an t, e noonee that THE HIGHEST PRIZE yet Drawn viz. No. 2,612, a 1'2,000, was Sold is Shares at their fortu nate 031ces. 37, Coattnial.; 39, HAVVARX ET, 11, HOLBORN ; Corner of Celentry-st. where Tickets and Shares, warranted undrawn, are now on Sale. The Wheel, notwithstanding THREE Days of Drawing are over, contains the following Orand List of Ca pitals, the whole of which are Floating; and from the great proportion of the Tickets now In the Wheel, which must be Drawn the Fourth Day, via. NEXT FRIDAY, 6th Dec. the whole or greater part may be Drawn oa that day. 3 2 2 . 2 from half-pay Royal York Rangers (Riding-master) ; Cornet Lowther Augustus John Lore-Muenster, from Ist Dragoons:' vice Wortley. I Ith Ditto-Lieutenant Augustus Arayatt, from the , 446 Dragoon Guard', to be Lieutenant, vice Shore, who ex changte. 1:t or grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards-To be En signs aostLi.utenants, by purchase-Ensign F. P. D Rad cli re, from 90th Foot. rive Lord Clietwynd, who retires; Hon. Samuel T. 11. Ongley, vice Amherst, appointed to the 59th Foot. Ist Reglii4nt of Foot-Capt. C. Deane, from half-pay 211th Light Dragoons, to be Captain, vice M. Ford, who ex- , changes. recelvtog the difference. sth Ditto-Lieut. W. Chloe, from half-pay 03d Foot, to be Lieut. viceW. Carruthers. whose appointment has not taken place. r 7th Ditto-Lieut. Henry Keane Bloomfield, from the 500 i Foot, to be i v ientionant, vice Ricketts, promoted in the 7•2 d Foot. 10th Ditto-Ensign and Adjutant T. L. L. Gulioway to have the rank of Lieut. 17111 Ditto--Entign C. A. Young to be Lieut. by purchase, vice Crawley, promoted. 10th DWI-Capt. G. Brombead, from the Sttli Foot, to be Capt. sieti•Cox, who exchanges. 20th Dina-4440.-Col. T. Sunbury, from half-pay 63d Foot, Who Lieut.-Cal. vice Maitlaad, appointed to the 54th Foot. s it " 391fi to-Capt. J. Wakefield. from the half - pay 10 th Lint* gone, robe Captain, vice Abiathar Ilawkes, who eschanftes. 1, 40th Ditto-Lieut. A. Campbell to be Capt. without pur chase. vice Heinsworth, dec.; Ensign R. Campbell to be 'Pent. v ire Campbell. . • 63.1 Ditto-Ensign T. 11111 has been permitted to resign las commission. 64th Ditto-Capt. W. Cox, from the 10th Foot, to be Cap tain, vice Brombead, who exchanges. tbili Ditto-Licut. W. Kemp to beCapt. without purchase, trice Loftle. deemed; Ensign W. Macdonald to be Lieute neat, %lee Kemp ; C. Mills, Gent. to be Ensign, vise Mac donald. 59th Ditto-Lieut. lion. Jeffery Amherst, from the tat or Grenadier Foot Gnards, to be Liuut. vice Bloomfield, ap pointed to the 7th Foot. 72t1 Ditto-Lieut. C.. Ricketts, fro" the 7th Foot, to be Captain, by pujellase. vice Trollies, wt.° retires. 81th Ditto-C01..r. Maitland, from the 20th Foot. to be Lint-Col. vice H. Deubesey, who retires upon half-pay 113 d Foot. 861hDitte-Taent. H. Alexander, from half-pay 12th Light bragoans. to'be'Llent. vice G. Pigot, who exchanges, re ceiving the difference. 90th Ditto-W. Bratty, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Radaiiffe, appointed to the Ist or Greoadier Foot Guards. Ist Royal Veteran Battalion-To be Captains, Captain W. A. Craig, from half-pay York Chasseurs, vice M•lntyre , placed on the Retired List ; Captain J. W. Samo, from half pay 64th Foot, 'vice Chisholm, plaeed on the Retired List. 2d Royal Veteran Battalion-Ensign E. Croker, from half-pay 100th Foot, to be Ensign. 3d Royal Veteran Battalion -Ensign J. J. Dwyer, from half-pay York Cbasseurs, to be Ensign. Veteran Company-Captain J. Bisset, from the Retired List 7th Royal Veteran Battalion, to be. Coptoin, vice Al bert d'Altou, to be placed on the Retir.,.•• iv. 1 Dltevgr.-To lye Majors In the Army-J'apthin Sir J. W. 11. Brydges. serving with the Portuguese; (apt. R. Had dock, serving with the Portuguese; Captain R . C. !Hansel, kalf-pay 93d Foot (late on the Stalst St. Helena); Captain A. J. Cteete, on half-pay 21st Light Dragoon (cm the Staff at the Cape of Good Hope.) CIISLIIIIA HOSPITAL-Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel John. Wilson. /tom half-pay 77th Foot, to be Adjutant, vies Roy- 1 Si fieltelseed. • GenettioNs.-Urevet Major Diesel Hervey, on half-pays let Foot, to be Fort Major at Edinburgirtfistle, vice Alves, who retires. • - •, • BA NKRUPTCT &BIASSED,. J. Eastwood, ;Hellhole, Yorkshire, clothier, from Dec. 10 li Jao. 24, at the George Inn, Iludderstield7 . BANKRUPTCY SUPERSetraD. S. Welburu, Sculcoates, Yorkshire, grocer. BANKRUPTS. •r 3. Stock, Ashweek, Somerset, farptee. to surrender Dec. 6, Ita.,Jrat. 11, at the White Lion tn*, Thomas-street. Bris tol. Attorneys, Messrs. Adlington, Gregory, and Faulkner, Bedford-row. London ; and Mr. &race, Batb. • W. Dare, Woking, Surrey, nurseryman; Dec. 7.14, Jan. 11, at Basinghall-street. Attorneys, Mr. Walthew, Fleet street, and Chertsey, Surrey. 4tva N. Goldstein, Shadwell, Middlesex, slopsellei; Dee. 7,14, land Jon. Tl, at Baslnghall-street. Attorney,' 'Mr. Hotchin -1 son; Threadneedle-street. , J, Grocott, Manchester , wine - me rchant, Die: 18, 17, and Jan. 11, at the Star Inn, Deansgate, Manchester. Attorney, Mr. Kay, Manchester. , . T. Edwards, Gerrard-street, Soho, woollen-dopes% Dee. 3, 10, and .14'1.11, et Basinghall-street. Attorneys, Messrs. Sweet, Stokes, and Carr, Basingliall-street. - T. Matthews, Ross, Hereford, currier, Dee. 9, 10, and J an. 11, at the King's Head Inn, Ross.. Attdrneys,Mess-s. lridges and Quitter, Red-Lion-square, London ; end Mr. Collins, Ross. J. Thompson, Bermondsey-Wall, Surrey, boat-builder, Dec. 7, 17, and Jan. 11, at Itasinghall-street. Attorneys, Messrs. Jones and Howard, Mincing-lane. J. Jones, Bridgnorth, Salop, linen-draper, Dee. 6,7, and di, et the Crown Inn, and Hotel, Bridgnorth. Attorneys, air. Mnybew, Chancery-lane ; and Die. Griffiths, Bruseiey, Shropshire. L. Martelly, Finsbury-square, n t t o frchant, Dec. 7, 14, end Jan. 11, at Basinghall - street. At bey's, Messrs. Fatten, Serlvenor, and Stuart, Coleman-stieet. 1.. Holt, Norwich, tron-foender. Dee. 23. 1.4, and Jan. I I, at the Castle and Lion Inn, St. Peter of Mancroft. Attor neys, Messrs. Longcllll and Butterfield, Gray's-ion-square; and Mr. Beckwith, NorwlelL G. Wingfield, Worthing, Sussex, beekeeper. Dec. 9, 10, and Jan. It, at the New Inn, Worthing. Attorneys, Mr. Whitler, Worthing ; and Mr. Hicks, Gray's-inn-square. 1. Field and L. Royston, Leeds, Yorkshire, cloth-mer chants, Dee. 16, 17. and Jan. 11, at the Court-house, Leeds. Attorneys. llessrs.Robinson and Son, Essex-street, Strand; and Mr. Ward, Leeds. J. Craig, High-Holborn, linen-drapet7llec.3, 14, and Jan. 11, at Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Mohler, Size-lane, Bucklersbery , C. Gray, Upper Montage-street, St.Mary-le-bonne;horse dealer, Dec. 3, 17, and Jan. 11, at Basitighalt-ptreet. At torney. Mr. Benton , Union - stre et , Southwark. C. Riethmuller, Mark-lane, broker, Dec. 10, 17, and Jan. 11, at BasinghaU-street. Attorney, Mr. Lewis, Crutched- Friara. 11. Ellis. Friaton, Suffolk. farmer. Dee. 9, 10, and Jon:I I. at the White Hart Inn, Wickham-market. Attorneys, Mr. Hine. Easex-euert, Temple ; and Mr. Pulharn,Wooilbridge. J. Butte.% Miik.alreet, merchant, Dec. 17. IS, and Jan. I I, at the White Dear inu, Manchester. Attorneys, Meows. Hurd and Johnson, ' re st y l e ' and Mr. Brackeebury, Man chester. • T. Kirby, Market-Weighton, Yorkshlre,common-brewer, Dec. 16, at the Cross Keys 11., Beverley. 17, and Jan. 11, at the house of I'. ttntsey."l arket-Weighton. Attorneys, Mr. Lys, Lincoln's-inn-Fields; and Mr. Robinson, South- Cave, Yorkshire. r FROM SATURDAY'S GAZETTE. [This Gazette contains a notification of the principal clauses of an Order in Council of the 27th July last, for the establishment in the town of Cestries. of a general registry of deeds for the island of St. Lucia.] • CARLTON•IIDUISK, NOV. 92. The King, as Sovereign of The most Noble Order of the Garter. bath been pleased, by letters patent under his royal sign manual, and the Great Seal of the Order, bearing date this day, to dispense with all the statutes and regulations usually observed in regard to Installation; and to grant unto the most Honourable Francis Charles, Marquess of Hert ford, Knight elect of the said Most Noble Order of the Gar ter. end invested with the ensigns thereof, full power and au thority to exercise all rights and privileges belonging to a Knight C.,:npanion of the Most Noble Order of the Garter, as if bis Lordship had been formally installed; any decree, rule, or usage to the contrary notwithstaadiag. WHITIIHALL. NOV. 30. The King has been pleased to grant the office of Solicttor General for Seotland to Jo'ut Hope, Esq. Advocate, iu the room of J. Wedderburue, Esq. dec. CROWN-OFFICE, NOV. 30. MEMBER RETURNED TO NERVE IN THE PRESENT P!IRLIA ---- _ County of Derhy—F. Muuay, Esq. in the room of E.:11, Mundy, Esq. dcc. Wan-OFFICE, NOV. 29. &I Regiment of Dragoon Gaardi—Captain lion. G.Ralph Abercromby, from half-pay 11th Light Dragoons. to he Cap tain, vice ht. Leger !Jill, oho exchanges, receiving the dif ference. 4111 Ditto—To he Lieutenants—Lien!. J. iVesevas, from half-pay eibth Font, vice AIeVIIIIIer Scott Bloomfield. tali I e‘chantres. receiving the ddierence; Lieut. 11. m. 11. D. Shore. from the 11th Light Drago..as, vice Atuyait, who eg changes. Ist Regiment of Dragoons—T. Beaumont, (hnt. to he Dermot. by purchase, vice Lord 'elunesster, appaiatea to the 1011 s Light Dragoons. 4th Regiment of Light Dragoons—U.ll.-Col. N. Wilson, from the 17th Light Dragoons. to he Lieett.-Col. ; ice who retire* upon half-pay; 11th Light Dragoons; Cornet 41,,, Robbins , . to be Lieutenant., without purchase, !Hee timisey, deers se.l. lOth Ditto--Captain V. J: Gnome to he lifejoe s 4ly par e/lase. vice Stapytton, who retires; Lieut. Williarsk Ha milton to be Captain , by purchase , v ice Grame; Conk' C. Stuart %Varney, to be Lieutenant, by parchanolokm4,:m .. milton. . Tu be Cornets, witixut purchase--gnsio Siva' an,. DIYI PE ,(111P. Jen. 7. A. Ross std./. Murray, if.radenhalt-buildlngs, Oraceelturcipalceet, merchants, at Basloskall-street---lles. VS, I. Wilson, Worksep,-Nottiugestushire, osoney-scrireuer, at tbe Rol Woo lan. Worksop —Dec. 27, T. 0006.1, Ces sion, Norfolk, rattle-jobber, at tits White Swan, Norwich— Doc. 26, J. Parsons. Swalilutua. Norfolk. linen-draper„at UN Norfolk Hotel, Norwich—Bec. 23, A. Gooch, Norwich, bombazine-mane focturer, at the White Lion _ Inn, Norwich- Dec. IS, T. Butcher. 4litchet Dean, Glniteestershlre, timber dealer, tt the Sps Heel, South Harriet, Gloucestershire-- . /i f 1 i, Fre i , i ', , „ , .0" `;,, ii I 11