The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-01-22 00:00:00

MR. O'CONNELL'S REPLY TO MR. SHEIL . . ~ TO THE CATHOLICS OF IRELAND. l" But, alas !foe ►is Cawley—bet pride is Anne by, " And that spirit in looken which never would bend; " O'er the ruin her children is secret must sigh— " Fur, 'tie imam to love bee, and death to &find" Merrion-sqoarr, 12th January. 1921. Firt.user•Cottnirttirnita —I think it may be earful flirt 1 should offer you • fr. remarks upon • rhapsody which Hr. Mira by published, trader the title of A Reply to my Woe A 'Myra.. i will not do him the injustice to efuppwor, that he insagiusa he has gieco any answer to gay arguments. He buena he has ntit--urittscr is it important 'to inquire, odd. r what "mnta tins of iraprti.e" its wrote. To ascertain whether lit found biosa.lf "tilled with fery—ropt-Auspirrd," or acted tor some colder sad, more considerate calculation, would be quite so iroinferreting distuvrry. Set 1 am rtelty it a loos to know liner 1 have provoked !fie tragic instil and stable ire of this iansb.c risspeodist. It seems to me, that anything so unprovoked never appeared "a the lOM's of causeless ',civility. He set uut so • pas sion, and preservers the consistency of his rage to the earl. And yet, after all, 1 would venture to auger Sisal, like the rabid animal is the fable, Mr. Sbeil is sot balls* mad as ha pretends to be. Th.rt was lately Is this country, and I fancy Mr.lawil ?tato him, a geosloinos who was so von bevy an Athalia, last i; ones met safe for a believer to he its his comps•Hp.we Mi. friends were obliged to prefses thu., " Mr. reg OHIO* you say personal oftener, but I really the existeace of a Deity." Su I And it tweertaty twiny to ,lr. Sheil—"Sir, I do ..t Nam you any insult—indeed I do ' .pot— hut yet I ans (serenity, aye, end disintereatrdly, st ile-bed lo toy religion, to my cuindry, sod to laxity." hownimost, nay Consitrymea, is the crime for whirls he Nat hemowed on me d great variety of hard namem. He hairnet; by malting sim, m ailwasing fregweier —twat am lowto"—ao4 thirdly, 4 * lielontqwwwies owtertab." Again. he denoinfitates 'ma Wraw is amber"—then " restellytt, with frefilist Ilirs"—chow, how terrific! "b s.. pbfrf olverittag f. eraeliterwa"—soft lastly, mid which is :.s In Ite 10 Mime, "w ravine of Airy *plows." Fium all them plain premises, Mr. *btil would hive you e-ow the following immitable conchisioa, that the Catholics •'!oul.1 cootinne, year after year, and century after cento.y !f.,r he puts an limit to it), to petition a Parliament which stnnws how to refuse, though it has no mann: to give for t refusal. Hist this is trilling. Mr. Sheil is prrfeetly aware that the eat trestles which the Catholics of Ireland moat decide is :his, whether they ought to continue to petition an unre firmed Parliament after repeat. el mod viewless rejection.— . r join st once the inereaaing Friends of Liberty, who desire ro restore the Constitution by refurvaiag that Parliament? That is the question. Now, it is Oahe that so rational man conceives that a de cision net so nsousentous a question is this, involving as well the rights *tithe isterests of millions, *ensold he aided, either t vituperation, however ramenrows., or by the tawdry and 1.: RV I dement ions of use* dramatic orstory—such oratory is 51 for ..thine else hot to gratify that specie. of vanity which might, in a whoa-boy, be allowed to. exclaim, " Ace what a very clever little geatleman I am! Wha wants tie ?" The pablie ein pin wodifseg from the mere sdenirslion of Sh.irs talents, if lateens they be ; neither would my a. gnmenis be weakenerl by their revs., Oven Were Kr. shell 14 prove beyond a rhumba that I am one of those ndidisr, hut • liR, ton common creatures, who are the name of pairiotisus In serve private purposes, and pre tried to take au in.. r-regt in religion, merely to forwent their views, on the pe ralttion of place, or the sordid ensohoment of pension. Such per•nnot e►rtainly deserve execration—l wily say they may rewoon well notwithstanding. The qoestion betwren ow Is soot to be &rioted by (*sweeter, and I therefore, sad for many other reasons, commit mine .Rlo the hoods of yuu, my Countrymen. Hitt I feel mys►lf hound to notice two topics whit* Mr Sbeil loss rut forward , 1 his letter, breause if I were to leave them snrefuteol, their effect might he to divert your attention from the force of my so,rsontng to motives of inert personal consideration. The As, of these topics is an empty boasi—ilse second is an unfounded insinuation. The boat is, that he (Mr. Rivet)) convicted me of incon. .'. , teary on the subject of the Veto, by %hewing, that in J .iteary, 1519, I air fentortraltle to a rife, for which, he rays, " he cited mruleal pumice from my address of that tomtit." Now mark me, sty Countrymen, 1 prey you. Is that very eitderss I COMITISPOCeII the Aiseesmion ..f the rem with thi s passe:—" IVtfh raped to the Veto, wee sestirweets are wt?haword aid wwwtterwble—my oppositiow to the reto it bonded ee principles which I cow werer yield. As As I DATES.? IT—AS • CATHOLIC I DIPRCCATC IT." qeeh were my words. Mr. Mmil, of comer, omitted this passage in his garbled moron from the Address. He well emirs there M high authority/for saying that it requires but hole Mottllret to vary the best swaging, merely by omitting part of the subject matte►. Even a foul can do it. Ido nut accuse Mr Shell of being a fool—vrrytor inched from it. I only point out how admirable is the eaudeur of a rhapau• dist. Pray admire that eandoer ! With this single observation 1 tabs leave of Mr. Shell's bowl. If it be nut en empty bast, I mationit In be tatted • losttoen, and a vane, and a Any varier, fur the rest of my loft. . Mr Sheirs insinuation deserves a more ample discussion. It is this—he distinctly issimsahrs that I am actwated by motives am/rale hostility or personal revealment in Mr. Pisinkett —or, in the words of the rhapsodist, " That the risah.liglet, with feeble and fretful See, is mats behind." I do, my fellow.cuutitrymen, most solemnly assure you, this there is oat tee slightest foundation whatsoever for this ataistuatitm—that the direct contrary it the fart—in plain truth, it is not my d aposisioi to enterlato resentment even a:4lrat tht.se who injure me ; and Nothing can he more re pugnant to my habits than to feel ill-will withutst cause. New, m polio of fact, Mr. Plunkett miter did eat any ura broadness whatsoever, or übened me any isiclvility or heat serition--stsr the contrary, be' has hero, in alt my intercourse will hint, uniformly courteous. attruligre, and even kind. I are d-. ply a. itsible of that attention and kindness is all the cuss in whirl I have ',ten concerned with him as ("trowel ; sad no mass living is mine ready to give %lr. Plunkett credit tsr the virtues labiate "darn Ms private life. As a Professiowal man, I am perfectly sensible of his me. MI. I leave known the powers of the first Advocates of aitidearatimer—Erskine sod Curran— Ronal ly and Hail; and 'have no hesitation is saying, that Mr. Plunkett is more —lfni than any one of them ; lie combines • strength of idd, and clearness of insatiate, with a perpetual and un Going. readiness, In • degree - which, probably. very few a—perhaps no man, ever before poitsessell. Others may , —acted hint so the higher ardent of eloquence; bat in Frac- fired wlifilg; as au advocate, there is nu living man, at either Ilse, iu &sides/due trebled, to compare with lam. - Saab are my sevitiiiiesis of Mr. Flu ikett. ' I admire his rankahle sad exemplary deportment its private I reeraftilly acknowledge his profeasiunal superiority and itealleuce. II is true that I am ifecirksny hostile to.bis ;entities! opt. ~sops on general as well as on lore sir' jerts. Hut is it fair to stifereatese, as the rhapsodist has done, this open and con. ablation& oppositiosi with the odium of private aistignitY ? opposition to Mr. Plunkett is funniest on public pens. arpleesud is limited by that ribber principle, sad is steams peoie4 by sincerer regret. (1 , y oppuo tion is not the tens decided on that account-1 tarn I r Ararat_ relish the pablig.ms• era, Overeat...l the rlis yierita,i it . Miorhester, an 4 tks killing of else men, women. mod 'iodate's three—T lisetkeigitiA shut dispersion-1 speak as flee must porpnitoral event of oiratferei tiaras. ft slow* shall tra • anthem , ' elettluen eatablisbral. to England, I Via elkoietsnia wilt be coosAiteglar the first step to nacos blirnmerst. If we are fatedsta fall into ilex horrors isf revs/. lotioto ' that dispersion* weq.be considered as the accelerator of Ws progress. fatbereSare, ai a public Min', caisaot relish WO advocate, neither as I forgive the inclusive advocacy of the silt Bills of - the last Saslow' of Ilia hitt trigs. These ■re only souse of ray **climes to Mr. Phtakett as a palette If it be nit] dim us Catholic I Iran ■o rigid Is 1 ,111• 61, sity ectuditet by shoo. considerations, II will set coridesees4l to reply to the slavirle ofirtervatioo. Perhaps mime Calholin may he incliner to everionk such topics as du nut belong tx .- or siern cause. Hut M •iaecre: Catholic will avoid considering Mt. Plunkett's opinions nee 'p►eling oar particular (oration. If Mr. Plunkett main tains opiainn■ on the subject of the Veb—ine•tnsisteut with the purity and safety of that relict on , he ought not to be interested with any POII2IOII from the Catholics. Thiel is a proposition which I hope Alt. Shell will nut day. By the word reto I mean all such m. as would we the Crows, or the II inistei• of tie Crown, a control UV!, appoisittneuts in the Catholic Minh is tideland. Those measures have hsd differeat names. Sometimes they hare been called the Royal negative"—poeset•mes "Cundithens" —sometimes " Setimties." But the object of them all was, in une Ic or the other, to integral the nomination to Catholic Sees iu [reload. Allow me here to observe, that the Catholic Prelates have in public Resolutions repeatedly condemned all such mea. SIMS. These Resolutions deviated than any each measure " ISMS tosseml‘ally irsjere, usd meg eventually embrert the Catholic Religion in Ireland." Yet 91r. Plunkett is a decided advocate for such WHOM —so decielird, indeed, that he will not consent to Fansoci. potion without them. I admit that he luta costarsited to alraudou the word Veto; and probably may give op the li direct Royal negative ; thong% I one ►y au means sure that be will. Bat it is quite metals that he rigidly adhe►es to °sedition" and " Securities" as indispeasable seers pestisi eeats of our relief.—To the Veto under these disguises ho is Illevisiedly attached. I rove the truth of this assertion than:—Oe the 1 eth of June het, Mr. Plookell met ■ Dekgation of the Catholic Henri, sent he make inquiries of him on this very point. gave is a written reply, iu which he 'misted on M terms"— "rosditiona"—.asd "secortties"—as necessarily cuoneeteA with Mr. Plankett ens. notwithstanding, by the accidents s allade ed in is my last publication, intrweird with the late P. titian. All I cool.' do was to have that Petition accompanied by Resolutions, declaratory of the destructive tendency to our Krhgtoo of any Yetuistical stseaseires, and also expressive of oar ►ostility teeny such measures. What wan Me Plunkett's reply' His reply as in print, and t he miatskeii, and it ■vowed with all the rmphs sis of italic.--" That hie opinion, on that inhjeet were DIVVVIIMIT from those re eostrannieated to hiss"— mad further, " Haut the 'adoption of seek cosidattons woe not Only IHIOBJECSIOSAILII, but sure end asommealt." Here is wry decisive objection le Mr. Nutshell—here is that tablets rill make me ever disavow him as nay Parlia mentary Ad. orate. I cutout defer to him on a matter of importance to my Religion—shove all, I cannot , and I will never cram concur, in giving him ses opportunity, as the 'elected wrist of the Catholics, to enforte wiesoures which the Prelates and permit of Ireland have so repeatedly - e I. wooed, an in their nature essentially injurious, and pos. silly sullnersive of ear This it s which makes me tetressely rejoice that the Pe ttit.... for *mitres is defunct. I rejoice that it has ceased to .3mi—sod I cunideutly loupe it uevee will be revival. I only smile at Mr. satire spceisl pending—be considers • a Pritions to be is its Nature irrevocable, and that he who once 51(55 11 is bound fur ever ; and this suiserties of his be rows through all the rsssu of Mr Ispllvr, as if to escape 111,1111111114111 sense. I aus su caesium that Mr. Plunkett will UM adopt Mr. Sbeire faveos, sod eouvert se hit° a Peiltismer &piss! my ;unseat, and woke himself my Advocate wahout ply leave, that I shall Nut add another wend two this topic. I ►ave neither leisure aor iodisation to follow Mr. Shell through any more of the affectations; the peacock'sfsalke►s sod tee volcanoes which glittered in laboured and puny con. grits. lam now ordain, that to keep we Petitioning is the aim of the Ministry. It was said bag slate le the French army, that if a Gentleman concluded himself well as a Cadet, he would remain a Cadet for life. The reason was obvivas ; be t►w gave useful services at the cheapest pos sible rate; and lbws it will he with as. We have only to behave ourselves well as Petitioaers ; to be very temperate and mild and forbearing; to avoid all agitation, •ad to be mod resiectfil and submissive, sad we shall be allowed the mighty privilege of coutinuiag Petitioners and Cadets dar ing our t xistence. I may now dimming Mr. Shell is perfect ebeerfuluese. I may dismiss him to the associatioes of has follow-labourers is Tye Correspondent and Dublin Journal. For my part, I think it better policy, as I am awe it is belie principle, to Joan the British Reformers, and to convince tin m that the Irish Catholics are nut, as they have been ofteu represented by Mr. Shears new allies—a fiction, brawling for individual advaiitages--bni men who anxiously and earoestly desire to advance general liberty, mad who understand ia what cousti tutional said rational liberty shorld enissist. It ought not, however, to be forgotten, that be has not disturbed any one of the priputittious which I sought to estubteh. 1 will sketch them again briefly. Ist, That an rarefortned Parliament has repeatedly re jccied our P. mesas without say rational cause, or even any plausible pretence for such rejectios. id, That we have nothing to amead in our political or moral conduct, or to alter in ou► religious principles—aid as we cannot improve our merits, we must endeavour to improve the Parliament, that at may du justice to those merits. - 3J, Thal an aurel b urmid Fishmeal cannot emancipate us, because it cannot destroy disseution among the Irish— tbe instrument by which the trisb are at pre•ent weakened and tilled. 4th, That the present Aileisistratio• is not one from which any accession of pnb.sc liberty can be expected. It is curious to see how Mr Shell has met the next topic in my Addri. , s. Condensed it antoonitd to this: . sth, That the House of birds in the last Sessions devotta winutha t.f awaits* So futristo prostitutes and Valet*, and refused an hour to the rights of Ave millions of fdtow. subjects. Dols Mr. Shell deny this?—Su—but he justifies it. He gays shat she c a use of Ilse User., was of "so aZymnilotag achis ruder" that it "blocked up all the aaaaa es of the State ;" and be ad.'s, ur the happiest rein at tin b db , s, " /hat is the shocks of as earthquake a house is sof to fit re po !ref: ." •Irbakya--diarsiati nipisbls and sersiolsiaiss prosecution et t►e Qiirre is, in Mr. Shell's poetic language, "mire*/ of as earthquake," whilst the 'iglus and Ihr Idw.tlts ut ire mil. Honour awn ere—" the repairs of a house." Thies it is that we are undersells. d sod despised by oar enemies, whilst Catholics of some el. errors. abase that cleverness by degrading our cease, and making our unjust sufferings an inferior and minor tossideratioe. *rewriting iu Mr. *veil, the House of Lords was 'signaled by its alien. lion to Denton' sod Illajucchi. 1 hese were shock* at the earthquake. But the liberties of the Csiluiles of Ireland were mere rarpentri's work, sou sn.chsuical stud base fur high and *Wile ennuis. This, host err, is only an instance of bail and vitiated taste. There is bad feeling as well as bail intent is Mr. Sheirs Animist. g the Cantata: People as " anitainiirred Nis pebbles." This bud compliment, soil, he has given us it t. lies, kit say °Nur isisultsug defamer, should miss the plea. sure of the application. Ale. Shell is we doubt, iw bid ows& opinion. it shinstunri of Ilse ins water—he as %heartily welcome to sparkle at my taperer t bat lee me implore of ht. stilt all the raineatnem of the pianism prose to refiat• from Isis siterring sarcasms—Airirted &gooses, after all, she Sliest Is well as the most faithful-46e long saffer. tag sad vi ry wretched people of Irtlaail. DANIEL O'CONNELL. rams OF WILINKS ON SATIJIWAY. • Beek Steele 2411i ht. L. A5ti0....111 1-141 • per Ct. ttea...711 OA I ladle 34 pr. • per Ct. Colo.-63H# I Et. Iditifted-.3 b OV. 4 pet Cents. lO4l t bora., Tkkei. ea: 36: Speret. N. Aun. lU4ti I Cool. for Ate... Gill FROM SATURDAY AVICIIT'S CIZRTTR. LORD GREAT CHASLOSRLAWII OVFICE. - . noose of Levis, Jesuitry 29., 16111. Notice is hers*, giseu, Si..( ail apptiestieiss for Tarte", of lusissiou Jlo the goose of Peen, or the OCCUditlit of hw Me. ty's Icing 144 Ibe Horse, will be ilrhvered the do, lkiorr, at dais Offiee, bet Wren Ibr boors of views awl four. W. D. FIILLOVIEti, Secretary to the Larrillikest Ciesaiherlaia. .••••1••• MILITARY PROMOTIONS. .M.••••mMd. War.l4Fev, Joenerg 19, 1821. 3.1 Rrgiment of L.gbi Drertioneestrftel Thomas Teo.. lope, fr.nom the 10th Light Dragootes to, belroriet, vice !lest, whip exchassgrs—dsterl Jointer? 11,11021. Ilk Regimens of Dragonne--Citptsie Thomas Irwin, from haltpny 991 h Light Dragoons, to be Ceptun, *we WO. ball Frederiet Hachten whit exchanges, receiving the iiiietence--ilaied as aboina . _ 1011. Regiment of I.ißht prhßoottu—Cornet Rolwrt Drat, (rum the 3.1 Light Dreamless, to he Centel, •ice T►ot• lupe, who esehingrs--ilated as above. 3.1 Regiment of Eliot Garde—Esenin George Fitzroy, from the blith Fool, to he Ensigie and Lieuteaant, by per- Maw, vim Wedge's/mid, poomuted-r—ilated as above. lat Reginieist of Font—Lii weaned Alexander Glen , from MY pity of the Regiment, to be Lieolesimit, vies Ebert, appointed to the 2.1 R .yal Veteran Bettaliou—dated as abuse. 34 Ditto. To be Ensigns--Easige Basil Sterne Barthel', Isom half. pay tal provisional Satinhos of Militia, vire Jobe Came. roe, oho emboopra, reetiviitg the diffeielioe—dated Jean ary 9, IMII ; Beretypi Osbert Macho', from half-pay IMM Fowl, vim ihmeamil Blythe, ••lio exchanges—dated J aasiae y 10,1101; &maga Janie* Piggott, from half.-pay 7th Wert ludic Regimes.. vice Jobs Milh r, who excluiugee--dated Jimmy 11, 1821. 22J Ditto—Emma Charles Marlton, from half-pay 69th Foot, to be Emits, vice Felix V. Smith, who exclaimer — dated Jaunary 11, 1821. 06th ditty—Lieutemat Hairy K. Heioawarth to be Capita* by parttime, vice Gill, who retires —dated aa above. &Mgt. Joke Campbell, from Me bith Foot, lo be Linde neat, ky porehme, vice Hentaiwort h —doted as above. Skili Jambi—Major Charles Mill, from Self-pay 27111 Foot, to he klajor,vice Lori/ Charles Ftlaltoy, who 4 xelsaisges— dated as above. ibth ditto—Major Peter Dimas, from tislipay York Chao sews, to be Major, vice Job« Manly Fismimaa, who ex changes—doted as above. llatieditto—Gentlevism Cadet James Clarke, from the Roy.) Military College, to he Ewsipi, without as above. 78th ditto—Ensign Charles Eliot to be Lieuteeent, without perchaseorice Hopkios,appoiated In the Sib Royal Vete ran Bat talkie—dot. d as above. William Foster Heenan, Grua. to be Ensign, vice Eliot— dated as above. 82d ditto—Captain Thomas Cosby Meech, from balf•pay 39th Foot, to be Captain, vice James Stewart, who ex ehanges--datedJurnary 10,1821. 55th ditto—Gentlernie Cadet Frederick Dalgety, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, without purchase dated January 11,1821. I 1.• • 88th ditto.—Encigri William Atkin to be Lieutenant, with- out purchase, vice James, •ppoiute.l to tuts 4th Royal Veteran BallidlUit—dated January 11, 1821. Gentleman Cadet Francis Rayner., from ilie Royal Military College, to be Ensign, vice Atkin—dated as a b ove . 91st ditto--Lienteteasit Cornwall Bunn, from ball-pay 84th Foot, to IX Licisteeant, vice Andrew Cathcart, who r:• shatips, receiving the dillerence—dated Jimmy 4, 111191. 2.1 Royal Veteran Battalion. Lieutenant lVillioNll Frederick Ebhart, (run, t►e lit Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Joh. Davis, who returns to his former si.ustiten on the Retired List—dated January 11, 1821. 3d Royal Veteran Battalion. Quartermaster William Clambers, from hodepay Royal Wert India Rippe*, to be &nip., wire Jotin Down Pepperell, who returns to his former oblation en the Retired Un— dated as 4th Royal Veteran Battalion. Lieutenant Timothy Richard Jame,, from 88th Fool, to be Lieutenant, vice Alexander Sinclair, who returns to bus former situation on the Retired List—dated es above. Sib Royal Veteran Battalion. Brevet Major George Lovell Spinluff, from belt pay 18th Foot, to be Captain, vice Robert Simpson, who exchanges dated as above. Quartermaster Joseph Ralph, from half.iiiy 95th Foot, to be Ensign, vice David /hack, whose appointment Mae vt taken place--dated as above. Bth Royal Veteran Battalion. Lieutenant Richard W. Hopkins, from 78th Foot, lo be Lieutenant, vire Slacken:le, deceased—dated as above. 9th Royal Veteran Bouillon. Troop Quart. entailer 141 am Bathos,, (ions hallpsy 12th Light Dragoons, to be Ensign, vice Harm, appointed Adjutant—dated as above. 10th Royal Veteran Sandhog. Lieulensed James 'lliOnssuo, from the 88th Fuol, to be Lieutenant, vacs Nampo, appointed to the 3d Royal Vele tas &Mafiosi—dated as above. HOSPITAL STAFF. James Brydon, Gent. to be Hospital-Assistant to the Forces, •ice Higgins, deeessed--dated as above. BREVET. The ■adeamrationed Cadets of the Honourable dm Etta ledia Cumpaay'a Service, to have the temporary rawk of ircuad Lai Mensal during the period of their being played Nader the cusamaud of Lieutenant Colmar' Pastry, of the Kulal &quiver., at Chatham, for instructions in thew of Sapping sort FA ining---CadriaJmne• Arden Cromnaelin, and Arthur Thomas Cuttires—both dated Juutary 11, Ifni. EMOAANDUIL The rank in the Army of Captain Pipon, 6th Dragoon Gouda, bar hers antrenied to 7th March 1614, but he is not allowed any beck. pay• Commissions al, el by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Norfolk. The Nunounshie John Neville, Chat, to he Deputy Lieute. nut—dated November 26, 1820; FreJet K Pppel, Esq. 10 he ditto—dated as above; Charle. NoiltSe WWl* , h . " 1", Cleik• to be 00tu--iekied N shove; Joho Maui, Clerk, to be ditto--411/114ras above; the Honour'slsle George Jolla Mtlke, to be ditty—skied DeceriLer 29, )820. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Edward I.eeson, tale' of Wood-street, Cheapside, London, mod of Coventry, eileboa.saanufact neer, from January 30, to Mardi 20, at ten, at Guildhall, Landon. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. David Powell Runt, of Suettertosi Norfolk, miller. lalnasal Carter, uf Bristol, cheese -factor. BANKRUPTS. _ William Wigs, George liodrusi, and Richard Hipp, of &e.t.d, leather tattoo's, to Perremitr, February 7,6 , mid Masai 3, at tot lye, at Ilse Bush T Scioto!. Attorneys, Messrs. lhair!, &ism"; slid Mr. Fermis, Puutp•court, Tratitle, lA.ad.nt Eduard Heels*, late of Chorley, Lancaster, spirit-men. Amnion sweet sitter, Felormey IS, at Svc, 14, at ten, and March 3, at twelve, at the Eagle and Child Inn, Wigan. Attorney, Mr. Gob.% Wigan. Henry Howell, of (aarerborough, Yolk, grocer, to soma. dm, January 16, at ons, 17, and Msrch 3, at tin, at the INack•Still Itiltint, Voilr. Alums,. )1., Mtwara. Coates and Mush vy, Ripen ; and Memos. Loillugtou and Hall, Se c...adorers Office, Temple, I.ntidins• • • Hew "gists D.rts, of Reisiol, usseciast, to surrealler, Fs. hewn) 5, It, and Match 3, at twelve, at lite Cumtnescial• Routes, hll6lOl. At hbfil • )6, Messrs. Clarke, RieltatM. and AledeJf, Clisotory-lsue,Louvlon; and Messrs. Cooks mid BeMpough,'llesetol. Philip Matthews, of Gibsomotmet, St, Mary, Lambeth, ferrety, Milkier, to iter,./suaary 47, F. hoary 17, and blitach'Sidi woe, at Guildhall, Lemke. Attoretey, Mr. San. diAts,•l3liriftwil, Kew. James 11114tioar, of rco-court, Eoclaurcb-streti, Los. (tqa, aserthaal,lti sarraailer, January 10, ad 44vesi,-nbrie. aad Muth 3, al iwelirr, at Guildhall. Altmann Mews. Paterson sold Pell, Old Bruad.sirnet. kilos Aarom, of Chatham ntotl. Davy seal, warren- J smeary 23, 30, and M l ane 3, at lea f al Lendua. Aliquot", Mr. Isaacs, Mansell-btreet,Goudiaau'a fields. John %Toollis, of %Vonloses, Kens, .tiasher•sawrchant, to surrender, January 17, 30, mad Itlarrh 3, al In., as Guild. hall, 'Jordon. Autorete”, 3lessrs. Nirrd aud Control', Throgatoriosl•slntre, London. • • • . • Lleiirge Clarke, of High-row, Kaightebridge, WestinMeter, carpenter and undertaker, ttasuneueler, Felsrael 3, 10, and March 3, at ten, at Guildhall , London. Aline sty, Mr. 'Popkir, Drae-atreet, Soho-square. David Thomas, of Loothen.steeel, Gmeetwirls, Kdkl, china And classmate, to murrender, January 27, Februazy• 3, and March 3, at urn, at Guildhall, Lowder Attorneys, Nears. Sherwood and Sim. Canterbury-square, Soulhuath. Peter Statham mid George Shakimpear, of Palbutall, Mid dlesex, blacking maualset rrrrr to eurreader, J y 27, February 3, and March 3, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorneys, Messrs. Wulky awl Muth., Wellehmesquare, Loudon. Jolla Dorringion, of Manchester, Lancaster, wine mad •pieit.dealer, to surrtinkr, Febroary 9,4,. at ten, aud March 3, at two, at the While Brow Imo, Pinolaly, Ms.. cheater. Attorneys, Menrs. Htelalead sad Aisiservrile, Man chester; and Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple, London. Hubert Sia,ner, now or late of Ilebener, Somerset, intikteper, to Pow Eder, Jsisteary 29, 30, and lamb 3, at eleven, at C d's Grave lon, Illseptens.Mallet, Somerset. Attorneys, Mr. 3laskell, Sleepton.Mallet ; and Mews. King and Lakin, Gray's Intl-seinerr, London. William Shepherd, late of Sutlon.streel, Clerkeswell, Middlesex, but west of Kennington-crew, Surrey, jeweller, to serrentier, Jesuitry 23, Fel/weary 6, and Mardi 3, at teii, al Guildhall, London. Attorney, MI. Alexander Derbk, Pstagraire•plece, Temple-bur. John Levy, of the New-road, Saint George in lie East, enercbaut, so surrender, Jemmy 27, February 3, and March 3, at twelve, al Guildhall, Loudon. Anew sar; s, Means. John Pullet, sad SINN liore.ariert, Louden,. Joseph William tVells,of Cambridge-Heatb, Hackney-road, Middlesex, huskier, to oder, January 30, Fobsuary 3, and Marco 3, at twelve, at Gaildball, London. Attorneys, Meru.. Nash old /Lotion, flolborti•court, Gray's-Inn. George Hogg, late of Pancras.nne, Loudon, tavern. keeper, aad formerly of Limelione, Nliiblleses, but sow of N'dltarastrat, Newiitrun.catoreway, Surrey, plumber and to surrender, Jemmy 311, Februasy 3, sod March 3, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Messes. Krogh' sodyreenian,Basisighall street. Tiviunius Parks and Abraitans Lawton, of Binninglran, Wurwmk, merchants, in surrender, Febraary 8, at fuer, 7, and March 3, at elrren, at the Hes and Glickena Hotel, New-street, Runiunglians. Atiirearyt., Ilirsais. Clarke, Richards, and kt•dealf, Clouseery.looe, London; and Meows. Webb, Tyndall, and Rae bus Illoisiogbaos. DIVIDENDS. January 27. P. Yunug, juu. awl R. Aedersee, late of Wapping, Middle-ma, sad-macro, at ten, al thuldball, Luudun. J y 27. H. Jackson, of the Sirand, Middlesex, Vintner, at twirler, at Gandhi'll, Lunduta. February 10..1. Shaw, of Plymouth-Dock, Devon, irom monger, at eleven, at the Tumour Sou, Shrtheld, York. February 19. J. Thusopmn, of Mattersay, Nottiughtim, tau tier, at twelve, at Ibe Seitroby Ism, &rooky, botougham, February W. J. Russ of Devizes, Wilts, suaikeeper, at (terms, at the GreylLettil lust, Bath. February IS. J. Kendall, of hmthwaite-Mill, Brigham, Cum Maned, miller, it clever, at the Globe Imo, Cucktr mouth Cumberlaud. February 10. J. Fairfield and J. Buckley, of Liverpool, merchauts, at oat., at Mr. AVIBUII•11 office, Liverpool. March 3. E. W. Caul, of March, Isle of Ely, Cambridge, grocer, at tau, at Guildhall, Loude.. Jemmy), 27. W. Gallant, of Lcadeoball-Market, fishmonger, at tea, at Guildhall, Loadoo. Jammer,' 27. C. R. H. Bailey, late of Swallowleld , Wills, dealer, at twelve, at Guildhall, L11144)11. February 10. H. court-road, Mid &mum, cabiaet.maker, at cleveu, at Guildhall, Lando.. January 27. T. West, of Gracecleurch-street, Lando*, whole sale perfumer, at twelve, at Guildhall. February 10. J. W. Suwerby, of Louden, merchant, at eleven at Guildhall. February 13. T. Pretty, now or late of Tiro*, Stafford, irou-snaurfatthrer, at twelve, at the Royal Hutel. Birmingham. F. ',rosary 13. T. fibuttleworth, of Ipswich, Suffolk, been draper, at eleven, at the Great Mitts Horse tan, Ipswich. February 15. E. Angora, late of Falmouth, Cewuvrall, comistombrewer, at eleven, at Wyou's Hotel, Falmouth. February 17. A. K. Markt...ale and E. Abbott, of Austin- friar. Broadatrett, Luadoo, merchant., at our, at Gnildlsull. February 10. N. Ross sad G. .1. Rosa, of Deo/gate-hill, Loudon, drakes, at teu at Guildhall. February 10. G. (Isles sod G. Ones, jun. of Mbefgeld, York, and ut Palermo, Sicily, tocrebauta, at twelve, at the Touting Inn, Shetheld. February 13. A. Hort, late of Dean-street, Finsbury-square, Middlesex, merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall, Louden. February 17. Richard of Busnlaue, Cheapside, Lou don, warebousemars, nt ten, at Goildball. February 20. James South, of Fulham, Middlesex, plumber, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. February 17. W. F. Page, of High Holborn, Middlesex, limii.draprr, at (Cu, at Guildhall, Loudon. February 17. T. Wiltry, of the Strand, Middlesex, boot maker, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. Febsuny 17. E. Mathews, ut Cullege.bill, Loudest, mer chant, at tea, at Guildhall. February 13. G B. Highbeld and C Highfield, of Liverpool, and of Quebec, iu Upper Canada, North America, men. chunk, at eleven, at the George tun , Liverpool. Frbroaty 13. J. Skilbeck, of Leeds, listeu-draper, at eleven, at the Cnert.bunse, Leeds. February 13. T Burlingham, late of Worcester, glove►, at elev. n, at the Hop pule Inn, Worcester. February 10. W. Greemitsod, of Hawkscitsugh, Halifax, York, merchant, at issue, at the White Lour Iwo, Halifax. CElt I I FICAT ES —Fmiatimty 10. .1 Jaycee and G. Javelin, of St. James's-walk, Clerkeskrell, Middlesi x,japassuers.— W. Hutto's, of Horsham, Vforeester, porter-dtaltro—Q. Treat, ut Iburwu , Dorsrt, nsaltstr.— T. Sperm, of Gluticebter, F. 11 right, of Builge.rusr, Limnos, nierchaat —W. Misett, of Prospect. place, bout hwurk , Su rrey,a sect iuncer.— H. White, of Sirent-lour, Strand, Middlesex, printer.—J. Holmes, num or tate of Purlamouth, coal-neerebasit.—E. Philip, of Nar berth, Pembroke, Isons-draper —J. Goisby, of Biromognam, semi il.maker.—J. Heifor, ul alauchester, umbrella...ass facturer.— W. Prentice, of High.nreet, Southwark, iron inutiger. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. G. Del oar and C. Sievert, of I VbiteiZrairotreel,lller we), M orkllsse a, sugar-mane. s, J sow ary Ib , 1821.—j. Aassdris too G. T. Heal of HOMOO., surgeons, January 1, 1311.-3. ILtcn bud J. Mirky, of Upper Mary le.bense ca biliet• makers, Dr ember 25,1820—C. T. hide, of Oporto, and 11. Parker sadly. A. Ut pilule, of London sheet, Louth's!, waue.ulet chants, Drcembr r 31, 1820.—J. itomem sad R. Ea. rhos, of klnWlrrsub, Clirseer, lei ier-peesiurimers, Detember 31, 1310.—K. i'aleu aud T. Palms, of Oseudermsereel, Hay mow k et, aud N urt humberlasettaireet, Simard, 11114lleses, eabiurimiakers, December 31, 1310 —C. Nairtolas and B. fluxion, of Toihill rertri, 11'esitniuster, dealers is boiler, January 15, 1621.—W. 31artuidsle mid G. Purdy, of the Commercial Nale-rumise, Mirieurs•laira, Lusidoir, brokers, Di filmdom 31,11118. Jessoirixs, A. F.raisigirde, J. sod E. We, is, of Colebrook row, Irlosziors,orboulaiisiresses, June 14, 1310.-1. N. Hall and 3'. Temelale, of w.ter-.ortel, Herdic, -rtreei, Blaclariars, Luoilors, Miro trrs of leeches, Jesoody 1, /811.-3. kkorikes and T. of Poisd road, Middlesex, siorrer)misi, August 241, 1W1141.-1. Savage and K. Esau*, of Oxford-Wet t, limesi deems, December 31, 1310. PRICE la SUGAR. ...: .. - . atr ia The overawe price a ll arOo or Me ammemb app. pitied true the booms mods iis the west Altsb Qsy of Jsomoly, MI, is 311.4/4. Per I. es. elosivo-of Ow doylies of tufo* -paid or pork* drives oo tba sasporloliou tbereof lotto Great *data. • - E 41 1114,. Average Priced qf Guru. of Emilio& Mat Kiln% 'g Quarter of Eight Wirtelwater du.keh , adril of Oadotera pir boll of 14albd. •vo into poise, from the reform reeddial ib the week elided the 13th Jatsuary, 1821. .i. i I - - I. d R. d 18 32 11 rule CHASE. His Majesty's Sts Heise& srlR, meet this day at liCiat's Beech Hill, uii Friday at' Facsiata Comma—eel k Jai at tin o'clock. The flantbledose Hounds will sleet this ,by ,st Lodge; 'lrueschay, at amttord; Ersday, at G,,,,kr trio O . CiUd k each day. The Hautpahue Huunols will meet this d.y at Her, 114116111! • Wednesday, at Hsseteu-11,11.e ; Thur s d a y, . t Smithey'. Sara ; and Saturday, at lusway's Hus--tric o'clock each day. 1 "O I = o : " ..... t I. d s. e s si Is 4 35 25 I I , R d 34 0 SI I OXFORDSHIRE MEE TING Letter from the Earl of Jersey to the Under- Sheriff of the County of Oxford, ctatiti4 the rea rms, of his Lordship's refusal to rive the Loyal . Rtquisitios for o otretilig of the Fifth:alder* 'of that C..unfy { TO Tlllt WHIMS allelliat OW TUC COVIITIr OW ONVORD. SIR—I have this day received from you the notice of :he intruded meeting of the Freeholder* of the Copier, to ex press their loyalty to the King and attachment to Hie Coe stile-ties and slier abhurretace cif the blasphemies sod se ditious jectrities ou industriously disseminated. I certainly cannot add my some to that nuti, e, freli•g 0.1 du that a meeting cuoveord fur the pur posts held out, as •u -sterersary' and slut calculated In roofer beisefitin any nearter. Med I do this,: would brheeefici•l, would he • declaration from the nsouscons respectable freeholders of this comity, expressing their regret that his Slajraty's Misliolere should have thought proper to advise, lint, that the Queen's name should Dot be insulted its the Liturgy; and thou, tb.t so unwise and reeosaututioaal i me-satire as • Hill of Pais, and recielliesehould have bees attempted ; a declaration, also, that aloe public appears to mill loudly upon the King's Gov cerement to stop sit feriber prumedisigs against her Ma jesty, and to tutu their &itemise to the depressed and GM -10,18 stale of agriculture, sail the go...teal unprecedented difficulties sailer which the country labours. Surely these are met Many inhabitants of this minify who can Jostle that such expressions of our feelings %wild be store suited to the ocession,aud snore couforsnable to the real militantness of tier people of England, illan such s p e test a ti us of sentiments as appears to he its mietomplaliank JERSEY. NAVAL INTIILLIGENCE. PLYMOUNII, JANUARY IS. Arrived the Four Brothers, IDotitufr, from Dautzie; and Margaret, Reserly, from Prince Edward's Island. The lat ter is slismasted. YALUOUTIS, JANUARY )7. Arrived the Intriosic, Foster, from London for Jamaica: Sailed the Robert and Mary, Memo!, for Loudon. DARTMOUTH, .I.4IIIUMILT U. The Skylark, Paisley, has ()esti got off Slaptou Salida, and is now at anchor hi this harbour, with much damage, All the cargo is coder luck at this place. NULLT, JANUARY 11. Arrival the Mary, Carswell, from Teueriffe for Loadoa, with loss of boat ace sails, sad short of previsioat • sad Jupiter, Quantum, frost Oporto for Bristol, with I.ss of boat and anchor; she threw about ten tonsufhev carp over. board, and is leaky. DIAL, JANUARY 19. Came down from the River the Paterson Franklio for St. Lucia ; George, Baxter fur Boards:six • Spartan, Turnal,for Persainbuesi ; and Mai i ha, Sims, for Chuleston. Arrived the Ranger, from Leith for Bahia; and the Ceres, from Jamaica the latter has sailed for the River. Sailed the Argos, Deal pilot cutter, on a cruise off Dun.. grams. Remain the Y before. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT OVUM/ALI H. Plait., Deptford, tobacumist T. Twraer, Stork-Esehasige, broker L Batten, St. Alban 's, cooper G. W. &diary, Hanover.minare, winousertbant J. L. Doom's. Awaits-friars, merchant C. Alteo, Stead-Thanses, lighten/ma S. Cagier, Feuer-lane, tavere...kerper J. Christy, Old Gravel-lane, amoter-snariner DIVIDENDS. D. Freemaa and Co. Bermondsey sad Bristol, leafier factors H. Smith sod Co. Greet Winehotter.street, imerchasts lf J. Bullock?, Cat hoist-tweet, iiillllB i mg-seller ..... 1/ N. J. Fellowee, Foundling-terrace, painter R. Collets', klaidatme, dealer I. bops CERTIFICATES. H. Hay, of Newcastle-street, Strand, Middlesex, priater.—• J. Lovell, late of Lower road, Lambeth, &terry, grocer.—W. Abbott, of Windbam-place, Middlesex, sserebaat.—.W. Fro snow, of Great Vammellt, Norfolk, chcmiat....J. Indwie, late of Bockkrebury, Landoll, warehouseman. 3 In 3 10 3 II 3 10 I 10 I 10 9 le 1 10 A colossal staine is to be erected in Lanark to the ateruoty of Sir WILLLAM WALLACg. It was executed by Mr. Roam!' Foitaxse, Orchard. The patriot is represented insight feet four inches in height, mud a Scottish yard across his shoulders. BIRTHS. On Monday se'anight, at Storrettats Park, the Lady of J. Fitllllllll l l, Esq. M.P. ea liallthiff. Oa Mooday last, at tiptoe Honor, Old Alresford, the Lady of t►e Hue. Cutout! Ooslow, of a arra. DEATHS. Oa Monday, the Mb in;tani,aT his house in West-square. Liestinsont.Colionel John Handheld, of the Royal PArioeer•, 'Meat eon of Colonel Clarks Hatadbeld, Commissary 1; stroll of Ireland. 0.. Turaday list, alea.Saweta Hardynsen, of Purl I. relict of Thomas Hershman, Est aged 75 r mrs, nook., k Msjur.Gerreral Handyman, and irir Captain Lucius Esau, C.R. Royal Navy. ♦t Hell Place, Haute, in the 08th year of his age, on Thursday, the 11th last. Noureiselly regretted, Rieliat.l Guodlad, Reg. massy years au active Magistrate, and the late Iligh Sheiiff for that County ; and, oa Friday the 191 h, in eousequetiee of t►e operetiou of this airless rhuly event on a previous' state of indisposition, Framers !Avows, his widow ; she was the ouly luightee of the tate John White, V.A. of Pairite, t■ the I-le of Wight, Mid hprt•rne, Ihirset. On Tur.dsy morning lost, at Stonehenge, It.iert.-Cstlesel Flught, paymaster et' the Plymouth Ditrimitts of Supil Marines. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONIAJN MU M& Alan's( 33 &Aar 4. I Ennio( 4$ Owe 4. FlS: 4,o ",l ll Palir at Tam Samoa Pion *id Toe as QOM% Illresd, b C. COANWeLI • .1 Mr Strand. 14 s Flat haw . Price C 'I ESL Saloon Priv Dlr. Ili ' Wil,or T u Frio Iowa), Ywuni Mar ; Milt' Doc begin Box Price, Ivry, 1 _ Box-0 AY 111 r. 111 The gww at, The every I ' A vi in con or the these 1u • I.ld I ~ r! . 1,111, .~ is • MO Isamu, Wllsm Mr. period Peri I aton! Mr. G Smillu The Ile 1 3 4, Bow To-1 Soli Chopn of Syr reit ; 1 rat ; I After I DR. I T` at this COll MON ; Cutill I sae, A Alit Beli Na, be salmis. To co Bar mete. Fred, /Alm 1 .......--. By rri time, 'UMW rlreori au int Cl" ♦rsyh to i Mr. V T. es Zal RIGEIC 1116. A . *Wei MITI I •M 111 NIX i#l It ill lure igheioe Al Pruce she Is, Price Sut ar4 r. Can sigow s