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Tg.steweos, Moe Deoilo-..atte whelk fIM lid • sew • Ent,. ilr e o , iet aet re i is fr . e- -b ):0411iikra et t a ble ot IL ?ski* ee AIIIIIPbo *Milk& ' r . 1 1" • imiles , mlll be gliewet *sows reionereutstioo of #ll INA TIRR.ROIPA 1_ rovoinntGAIRDEN. LONDON. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1821. Oa Tweeday Nest, December IS, will be published, I. See. price lbe. ARDANAPALUS; a Tragedy. The TWO IFOSCA ; aTragedy. CAIN; a Mystery. By lb. Right Iluaotwoble Lord BYRON. Printed for lislaso Murray, Albemarle-street. WESTMINSTER. LIFE INSURANCE ANNUI YY OFFICE, Strsad sad Grabill, London, Established in 1794, for lussirance ea Lives sad greasing Mentalism, on the NIPe adenusegenus terms to the Public as have hitherto secured to this Estaldisisateat their derided Patronage and Support. A COlMlnierloll is allowed so Solicitors, Arms, Brokers, Ike. DillaCTuas, TRurresS, AND Automats : Joins Roane, Esq. Minna., The lion. Doman Riosmird, DepedyChairusea. Sir G. F. Hammon, liars. William Fiishugh, Sir Job,, Con Hipoieley, Bart. Ralph Leycesier, jos. Esq. William Agoew, Esq. Neill Malcolm, limp Juba Brbb, Esq. I George O. Mill., Esq. Stamp Brooksbank, Req. G. H. Seasser. Esq. W. F. Chambers, I.D. S iaq Toone, Esq. Gr•ir Ciamaing, Bag. v.P. 1141. William., Eaq.Saiallak JameetHearsiDaaara, JUCR4RD IMILT4 ES, Staysail. 'Pb. P•forailaws so4PraffaUg 40004 that the Die). ..f I LLUS TRATIONS CIF AFRICA. [MOH THE SIERRA LIOHE GAZETTE.] THR Sllll TRADE RIRRWID AT PORTENDIC, WITH Till MOORS OF THE DISZIAT OF SAHA ARA. The Dutch have the credit of being the Ant who intro. • Mimed the Gem Arebir, commas*, called Gam Senegal, into Europe, i• the early part of the.revesteenth ceutoey, whew they carried on • fishery is the Golf of Argolis,. The mater. chaste of Bosedeatort and Newts first brought it. however, into general repute, and deckled its superiority and purity to the gums of the East. From 1780 to 1779, the English pos sessed the Senegal sod the trade fur the gum; and by the Treat/ of 1763, agreed to at Vermillea, they reserved to themselves the exclusive possession of th a ergromeree, which they protected and maistaised by ansetillemmels. They demolished entirely the forts and establishments at Purte•die and Argolis, which had bees formed in 1794, by the Gid - India Company of France, its order to lying the whole of the gum of the Acacia forests into the river &weal. In 1779, the Freoeh obtained re-possession of the Senegal; but by the Treaty of 1783, it is stated in the Xlth Article—" As to the gum trade, the English shall Mei the liberty of carrying it on frost. the mouth of the river St. John to the bay and port of Portendic inclusively, provided that they shall not form soy peosidatent settlement of what swore server in the first river At.,Joho, or the bay of Pormasdie." This Treaty be tween the English sail French is still is fusee, as no alters- Moo orb* made its the Treaty of 1814; whi t: stipu lated the migsgemeot of the Enlists Goterunteist to restore to Frame, is full right and sovereignty, the pommies* of &Siegal and Gorse. The transfer took place in 1810, did the fontlish then 'Wishes to their other settlementamilliell coast; leaving the gum trade entirely isi the hands of the; merchants Of &ergot, although they possessed au iodisprita.l his right to the trade from the Golf of Minim to the key sad port of Poetendic. At the commencement of the present year, the British merchants of Gambia obtained the support sod assistance of the local Government in the attempt 0 redrew the Rua trade of Porteridir mid retiree that friendship and good-will which fereserlysateisted•between them sod the Muon Is Sesellld- Commodore Sir G. Collier moo *elicited to enter a vessel of war fur the protecting of the trade, and to cow trey very Medium, presents from this Government In the King, Prism, sod Chiefs of the T It Moors ; nod for this purpose his Majesty's gun.brig Snapper, commanded by Locum's.. T. Eva.; was selected and directed to pre ceed us his most important and interesting service. The Snapper sailed from Sierra Lisette uo the 181 h of February, and slier visiting the river Gambia, and making those ar rangements which, seemingly, would best insure the speedy conasseneemeot of the trade, and greater safely of the user. chant trestles proesedimg MI this speculation, arrived at Furtendic on the everting of the bib April last. Porteudic is in the latitude of 18 degrees 19 Wastes N. and longitude 16 degrees 10 minutes W. of Gretriwiek. There is a hare end tall date or pilm tree just above the beach which marks Poet/odic, and is very remarkable tro amorist of so oilier being seen or that part of the coast ; and ibis tree ought to bear N. E. by E. to a vessel cooling into anchor where the Moors call %Vateromer's Bay, distant shoat two miles from the tree. This bay is by far the best sun sakst place for wordiest vessels to come to anchor, about owe toile from the shore in four ur Ere fathoms, sad the tree Maria( N. E. sod by E. as above stated. There is legs surf is DIM little bay than any where else ; and the trade, shirk is always carried on with she Moors afloat, may be dime there with the greatest facility, safety, and advantage. The whole toast to windwanl of Senegal has the moat dreary and burn. appesraece ; nothlug but wady hillorks and low mashy trees, tbiuly scattered, are to he seen • The meseenger,Cedi Slaloginnsed, who was engaged in the Gambia to pruned to the Xing of the Trarsark Moors to communicom the arrival of the expedition, sod to conduct him to Portendir, was lauded, after seeing some Moors col lected on the Weill in the some "rutin the Swapper arrived. The Snug of the Snapper's guns hod brought them down to the heath ; on a sandy hillock they hoisted a blue Sag, sad roar of them come on hosed of the Snapper by the boat in whirl, the messenger was gent ashore aluog with his mumps. pion, a Marisbont, from Fouls Terra. No boat but a flat bottomed out could pars the surf with safety; the Gaels of the Snapper remained just beyond the surf, ere that Cedi and his compasious were forced to swim, with the assiotance of the Moors, to the shore. It is really surprising to see how easy mid dexterous the Moors are is the sort; whether is swimming of, or in conducting a Sat.bottioned boat to the Owe. They do not seem to have soy fear of the s h arks which swarm in the bay, aril eves is the miff, alibi/ash the marks of very extrusive wounds were men on differ'st parts of some of their bodies. One Moor had actually lust the use of out of his arms from • dreadful bile of • shark ; yet this man, al. with two others, swam s distance of four miler, from the shore Is the brig. It is said they always carry with them in the water small knives or dirke t to defend them. wives from the attacks of the sharks ; but MI iv/spume ninny kind were observed about the persons of any of those who swam elf to the Soopper, and who assisted, ms all occasions, its hording. They are, 'however, very particular in mottos'( we a kited of short breeches, made of the skis of a *keep or deer, their clothes being put into • leather bag Impervious to water, is thrown over their shoulders whenever they swim of to • I. They have no boats or canoes, and are really very bold awl dexterouss swimmers its the roughest sea. The Gentlemen on board the Snapper were very much •altooeil with those Moors who first came from the shore, 100 of whom .puke English tolerably well, were sharp sad di. ogeieg.lookiair fellows, nod from their appearance, soot being footed ferquesiiiug the roast, were supposed hl brlogg to that tribe about Cape Biotite, whose chief has styled him self the "lying of Thieves,' and as such the Governments of Senegal have paid Lim a custom, sod always rewarded bun • From the sth to theillth of April the ousel range a she thulium/meter osi hams. the Snapper in the hay of Purterolie was f r om 64 to &I degrees; winds :vs the N.W. and N.H. the latter ran yin; the while and of the Desert so far at times as 1541 wiles over the surface of the se*. Heavy des. fell is she •ielsta sourniogs usual temperature of the KS water, Oil mid 64 'trivets. f haedeewely for taking wee of any senses shipwrecked on their MIN. Some of them had the refuter features of &impetus, and were very fair; but many were quite black, with curly her, Shirk lips, flat noses, and other features resembiliag the brier*. They hod merely any coverisg on their bodies; the rags which they had were filthy in the extreme.; bet all the Moors of the Desert are very dirty its their preemie. Water is very scarce in the Desert, and they are sot towed to wash themselves; neither do they wash their clothes, and that which is ppt on new ; is 941410161 token of until it is M rags. The Moor. a Per teadie live on halt, milk, sad what their gun protean...thew. Hares, deer, and wild decks appear plentiful; fresh water Is reaseely procurable, sod that which the Moors were sew to drink was taken from a stagnant pool behind the tall palm or data tree., which ebbed and Sowed with the sea. They boiled their meat avid the rice which woo Rives How I. this water, hot drank the wise of the camel or cow whenever they were able to procure any; and this betteraw, they at, is Whetter the. the lewd fresh water, attribatiog to it many Weditioal virtues... They rossilld their meat I. • errs simple way. The animal being skimmed, the . sod thee a strong fire is nude directly over the piece. Myer Porterolie ohoonds with excellent fish, liasbeakasibis laer laud of cod, which is meet delirious win. La Itemewomet of lib sir,bows of Cedi Waitealluted, which wee tooleacead dnvipp the add me i dose* treothary wad Me rough ate l reopleasant outsize from the Gambia to POWNPO. die, he was bitable to proceed himself to the Kiag'i measen gmes were however immediately went ill, ...id ea the Stab of Ayoil, four Moors swam off to the brig, with the Omahas ' hetelligenee of the arrival of the Peace ' Ibrahim, eldest sun to the reigning Swereiga of the Trarshors. Tice Pilger had . with hint 40 armed Moors enuosted Os eattegla, and were on their rehire fro. having defeated a poi of the Doolsh tribe, front whew they had take* • poet amity camels. Linsteuant Evans, the Commaudee of the &tapper, and Mr. Pelligrin ' the agent of the aserehmts espied in this trade, landed the following neoralag offer the arrival of the Prime, and had • most gratifying and satisfactory isserriew with hint and his people. The Prince GUM down to tip hetet under a cloth canopy, supported by a numerous slot time of waftions; they all squatted dews im the wad, illto.' cloth mop, being draws over their backs to the wind, mil L held diarn the opowite side. Here the palaver was beta, i and dm/object of the voyage fall, explained. The Pelee rapeseed himself highly pleased and gratified at awing the English' again in Purtendie; adding, that they had always treated the Moors well, and that they bad ever been the (rived. of the Thither. ; arid to re.coas mace a trade with the Marabout., who are also the goes merchant., wield he • smote of infinite joy to all the Moors of the Hemel. The fleece is a very Moderate, well. proportioned man, about six feet high, of light yellow coloor, inclining to white where covered with clothing, and his tura lemosee was both pleasing and intelligent t ail hie dellowers were stout, tall, active Milting young net and hod really very little appearance of ferocity. Some of Ohm were re. teachably fair, sad a few of mho gilavibesto she bo om iot down some gust were actually as Nis as /WOW Allsotwa" who have been MI a tropical country fur aEN yeses. They bad no horses with then", and were all immosed on ertwels, each tom having a gen in his baud, awl at alma sword or 'disk hung by hie site. The Prime had a fight doable •barrelled gun. . Lieeteeitat Evans intimated to the Prince, that he would prefer delivering the pretest* which were Wooded he his father, the King, and those sits which had been brought for himself, us board the Mit, to which he Mt otediately contested to go; but pempond that see E.- repeats should be left on shore, in weltrr be eatery his people of the perfect wearily of his wee pewee, which was accordingly done. lie and two wear ,01 his people w e al in the flat-heitomed boot, which was masetuaasely up set is the surf, hot they all sweat to Are fleopper'ilimsedi et anchor • little beyond it. The 111114/411 WNW riorentely active in getting op the boat, sad posing her tweietits agile. l'he Prince remised but • abort time on boded, ss he wee ex. iresaely affected by the motive of the vessel; was MOO, pleased wi It the presents, and seemed wad of the at lastlrm sad honour dour to hint. He came us board wider a while of seven guns, and departed with • similar After surveying alt the presents which laThefien evu t= said is a spirited meaner, " I sot • warrior, mid live = is canape; pistols are of moat use to wet" epee the Commander of the Snapper, in a song manner, presented hint with as elegant pair. ed to admire the Snapper fur the cleanliness, or 711 Z regularity of every thing ; mad they did mot fail to gm num, with apparent astonialimeut, the Boas which she worsts. Before the Prince took his departure, he pretested Lleoleaant Brame with a string of ivory beads, arbiob be wore armotil his wrist, • gift, indeed which is rarely made, and which is always regarded as the moat solemn pledge of sincerity sod friendship. He prumieed to dispatch lora. moment to the Kiwi, with the gratifying news of our arrival, and to the gum merchants of the forest of Sabel to re pair as soon us possible, with a plentiful supply of ems to Po/deistic. The ationesit he landed, be dispatched. these eteaseugers ' sail, on the 2341, some of the Marshals, with a quantity of gent, arrived ; and others, with NO lades. ca mel., were within a day's journey of Portembe so this Sttli of April last, when the Snapper sailed fur the Cape de larrod Islands. The Moors were most anxious for this trade; they were almost without els/shire, and had suffered a greet innoy pavilions. int ronerqueme of having been engaged is • war with the French in Senegal for about three jeers past.— They bail sold none of their guns, and consequently had burned in the sandy deo. t a three years' collectors. The Hellish merchants in the Gambia hail seat up • vessel, the Young Fredwick, laden with gouda for this trade, and others were daily expected to arrive when the Snapper sailed. There was a Ketch, of India pieces (blue hafts, as they are rounntonlreelled) an the C 41141; and as the Moors barter their gum for this article shine, ell odor article., as sugar, powder, balls, Hints, white and red cloth, Ming given in the way of ;recoup, the Prince offered to lead the bale of haft., which was amoug the pieieirts for his father, to the agent of the merchants, in miler to further the tale of gum, to oblige the merehanta, mid 44 benefit his own. peo ple. Nothing mold slow better the high and honuurable opinion which he entertained of our merchants; be said, that Governor MacCarthy and Captain Grime were the friends of the Trarslism, and that be had every faith and 1 cuufideuce in • British merchant. It is understood that the French, who did not dispute our right to trade, as limited by the Treaty of 1783, to the sea coast, regretted the attempts of Use English to ;view a foirudly mud commercial intercourse with the 31ours at this particular period, when they were making every effort to conclude a peace with them •ud the various tribes tos the hanks of the Senegal. Out in q uiring of the Prince the mo tives which led the Moots to be se hostile to the Freuch is Se ue gni, hr s aid that the Walla 11.00111ify was tributary to the Moors, sued that the Freuch hod formed • settlenset, it, at Magoon, without consulting their iuteiest, sad had e►es put them at dolleace when they had waged their claims. Betides, they hail Dot acknowledged his father, Hamer Muc►sr, King of the Trarahars, hut had paid she Refloat customs to Elli Coury, as the legitimate Sovereign. The father of Elli Cowry was King of Trarabara, always was a great friend to the English, and was a very brave mars ; at the time of his death, upwards of thirty years ago, the present Elli Coyly was an infant, and when he came of see, Hamer hinder, who had been Regent, refused to yield the sceptre to him, and being much liked by the people, was declare/ King. Elli Cennt►y withdrew with • party of the Tref:bars to the Welsh tribes; and although they 'have bees for enemy years the bitterest enemies, and have often committed the moat 'f o rking onniglnitona ou the persons of the folloorera of each oilier, they have at last become friends, and Elli Coury is now In the camp of Hamer, as a Prince and a teldnr. Prince Ihrshins was mixings to miens She army, and to Dee Di Court' i ati they, be said, were preparing to en-operate wilb the forces of Alderney of Ifoorlau, to sitalk the Pteoeh set element u► 'Negates, sad to lay waste the eternality of Walla. It is therefore very inefarnewate for Ike irlettil of the.Prehch in Senegal, that Mb eatery shaold have made friends with the King of the,Tryishars, while our ia• rebuilt. Were resew int their isiterroarse and trade with the /Cows at the very tient the anveraineat of &newel were etrageling dish She tateneet soliadtede to collitluderpeace with them. •'n • • 9 • MAIM ETSI • . [Path the " thud.. Mermen,. litteit • Issewiew December 11, 1921.] e• , WEFT INDIA• • Allb SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE. tiltatc—There has been lea demised this weslt, and .1- s the qttarisity brought to seblie asetiou sine. our last limited, • &aisle of Is. to to. Am taken :Ilse, on • ions, mad in . eassigleace a great parries" take* • gpreelod ordisery Hatraosals be might 925. to aft. • 'Frei, _and St. Dpisings,lbla. per eel, IN casks; St.' Elsininga SF good quality I. bay was sok privately yeller • day at 101 a. • 1. P. Sulait.—Theatrumed emulous, fritt aolmatrel, par. 0111100 f Are 11 01 449 8 • 11 tir•• mid ahettlaur sanest st Is. per ewe. bas bees gear/ally obi eject,. firsti•st. Bueliot.-211 cheats .1 good yellow Havennsh ,Sere put up ea Friday tad taken is at 28a per ern: there lieltig so offers. Cisemet.—A parcel of Trinidad breogitt at pnhlir sale on Thisratipy4B). to Mk. pee ewe.; •thrtro appears to be some &Mud for this description at present--a Orate of Reduce la the tame sale au tater is as Ha per col. PINEJITO has been in brisk drisaird at oar last quotation : esne lot osly of "nerd has been put up to yoblic sale, and it readily brought 8141. per lb. 's .t Dwamemos.—Logwood centime.* I. demZed. at a smell advance. Fustic has experienced • little inquiry. Rum market has berm dull st.the prices of last week. LIVERPOOL. REPORT. Dreamiest 8 • There has bees less isquiry for Curtain than doting the ,-precedieg weeks, bat twice. costume steady. "imitates are sally 1,400 boos, and consist of 2,100 Bowed. at 13,1. • 100.; Oft Odessa at 91t1. a 121 d., and s fits prime 13 , 1.; 200 Mo bile at 90. • 9;(1. ; 4O Alabama' at Sill. • 8,1 , 11.; 190 Sea islands at 131.1. a 111141, suit • few at ROd.; 40 stained at slid. • 12d. ; 820 Pernams at 113.1. a 121 d chiefly at ILI. and 1214.; 900 Bahia' at bit& • 1 Id., mid a fee at 1814 ; 1 . 200 Mararihams at 11d. a Illtd ; 430 Mimi Ceram at 9lrd. • - 1111k1.; 40 Mimi Novas as 100 , 30 Demerara, at 10id.• .1141 d.; 90 Carebagenas at 7 f ,J. ; eo Surat" at td. • 7td.; 189 ihmgah at lid. • op. per lb. The import this week is 5,9911 •bags, nit. Cluirkstua mad 8a le 3,904 Ingo, other parts of U. S 1,901 bags. We matinee to host a moot deemed for Floatation Sager from the Irish buyers us well so the grocers mid refiner,. sod tbe quantity sold is upwards (4 1,300 casks at an al, vanes of id to la. on brawn sad middling qualities. For, Foreign descriptions we are Mill without inquiry. Molasses me is fair deamed, sad good Demean has sold at Ils. Its Coffee the asks smile bare bees melleed to on bags oral nary Brasil at 935. per cwt. sad a kw mill luts of Maas ties to the grocers as former prim. Them is mow bigotry for Pimento frets the trade, and 108 bags have bee, sold at • up to 9d. per lb. for Ise quality. Brasil Come is also is more request. but net , bare ' dell. Caroiina Riee of , the grocers at aseibmi es' parcels if foe brought' export at 13s. Rams, - 4 PRICE 7d. ?mum LAS? *slams GAIZETT&. 01/116e siege pant. *Apnea fis wet is Dwee' o " 6 ' W. sod sad Ilieenspouroad i wallow aliered••• The goose of tabor 1 0 04 % et 144. • 1141. pi. Tian has bow Ist anal prices restisse ► -arm alarms since our Wise* *or quulatinas ltd. to 3d. pet bushel. hen apaiised to 'mall lakes in sassll p►cels MED!TER FaurT•—There bas ' Aimee use► last ; a lariat lit RaiWns was Wombs ova at 40s. to 419: ►a, there was very littl BRITISH Roitnito SUGAR for Bielkied is cousequence Raw Sugar, but very " react; by Ike Dutch were brought from Hi few mikes foe Refined We Loves of saddldtteg quality ‘isa sold yesterday at Us. pm opt. ZAST INDIA PRODUCE. Co•rvom.-71erre has bees snare biomes, dose i• COMM since our lattl.lllooth wit to a great ?Meat ; the designed has bee. chiefly for borne tore • a small reduction has takes, place generally this week. no sales of the week are, duty paid, SA bags Bahia, good fair. 1114.; 40 Prrwanibiten, fair, 1212.; 20 Carriacou. Ewe, 111 d.; 100 Smyrna, gaud fair to Awe, Bd. to bid.; 300 Surat, ordooiry to wtishlliwg , 6fd , t o did., fair to rood (air. 7d. to 7g4 ; AOO &oval, it.thaary to esiddliat, 514. to 6d., fair to good fair, Ged. to 6,14, good, 6111. per lb. Total, 1,100 bags. lsnitto has beet, is active speculative dealsioil at so advance of 1.. to 1.. 3d. us the priers of the Gospeafil last sale, and ls. 6J. advance has bees given ea the finest , realiy. BALTIC PRO DUCE. T ALL ."' bee been in good demand, and the primal of hut , week arresestrer more 6rws.--Taw has dolvsnird 2s. to 3s. per lumeet, se esewrguriber of the eekett supply at market. remberfpl, Tiverrfar, December 11, 1821, Four n'Cock. The R. P. SUGAR market was Int In slay, Ra d r ael a ., r e of the public sales nut more then about 500 Idols. were aukl; the sale a Berhadues went full Is. pet cwt. lower, hut in other drscriptiowe (here was i.e •Iteristion. Corots.--Two public sales were brought forward loamy, consisting ..f Deitch and .111,111111Cis : they beak went off with better spirit than the last sales, sad the Deitch Muaglit as ilAvitisce of 1.. 10 26. per eat. and Ilse Jamaica full le.- There was hula ifimshmal for Pommy. la-Jay; • parcel of St. wai sold at 101•. 6.1. per rot. TWA-The folluvriai are die nice •I whisk the I de. seriptiom hare gene : Brakes. 1.1. cheaper than the lad sale; eullliney Commas, id. cheaper ; good and Sue, Id.; Campoi, Inc. 3s. thl. to 4r, per lb.; Suucheeng, 3s. 84. to 4 661.; Twasikay, Is. o}4. so Is. O}J. dearer. Public sales 10-olsy:-77 bake Cotton bought in, Deme rara, 11/Id.; Bernice, (ltd.; Bourbon. 10 , 1 I. per lb.. Cuttre, Demerara, middling, 119..6 1 . to 124.. Oil.; gond ordinary, 116.. 6d.; brokeu, 98d. to 1074.; Jamaica, good uriliisdry pale, 104 a to 105 s. per cwt. 212 barrels Trinidad Cocoa, 70s. tu 71s. per eat.; 244 racks Planistion Coffee, Dateh, good ornakiling, 124.. 6.1. to 1306.6 d ; middling, 12.11.6 d. to 124 a.; broke'', 1/7.. 6.1. to 10ja. ; Jamaica, fine middling 124, 6.1. to 131..; good ordinary, 946. 6J. to 28.. per cat. 145 butts New Currautr, 105 a. tu 109 s. per evil.; 14 butts Old Caere..,, 114 r. to 1104.; 500 baskets New Fre•cb AMA. NM. ' • 117 drums old Teary palkd NV 66 , 30s. per ewe. Weds. marl if tierce Barbarisms Sugar, 61s. so 711 s. per cwt. 1.16 casks St Lucie Sut-tr, 011.11113 i/ IerUWIA (pert washed), 501.6 J, tu Sir. per Col. :; • : . iIING. , • en .A FItotfAIMATION. Wli our Parlitetert stands prnaegnnd to Thirsiblyi the third day of Joensery arm • we, with 114 . 14.16 of ore Privy C.oracil, do broth, pubilektand declare, ilist the said Perliarneut shall be farther perrogred, on Ilk slid third day of January sett, to Trembly, the, fifth ditY of Feb r • lest ; and we have given order is ore Chittrietior of that part of our United tingdum palled Greet hrlivia, to pre pare a emamistion for proroguing the Same littera/gip ; sad we du flintier hereby, with the advice aforesaid, declare our L . Bois! rill mid pleasure, that,the said Peril:twat shell, oti the said day of February relit, be bald and sit foe the dispatch or divers urgent and impostnia affairs : and the Loris Spiritral and Temporal, and she Kniohts, rititess, and Burgesses, dad she Commissioners fur Shirai sad Borg* of the House of Cormaimo r aro Imeeby required sod ccdo osiindid to give tbeir aitentince aceordiegly, at Westminster, us the said fifth day of February nett. Given at our Corr! at Brigbiosi, the 111th day of De cember, HMI, and is the second year of our 'tip. GOD save the KING. At the Court at Beiglitimaohe 10th ofpeember, 1921, The MING*, ileat r i t o=ll2ojeety is Cosreil. Hi. Make, ire Colleen was ibis day pleased to declare Richard Marquis Wellesley. IlEsighi of the Itiost Noble Order of Ike Garter, Lieutenalit General and Geared! Governor of that pert Yf the united Kingdom called Irelaisd. this day his Grace Charles Duke of Deese, ' Hear, Myr. gals C,ooyaghant, end the Right Hosourible Heery Gaul. bora were, by coonotasid of his Majesty, sworo of his MN, jedly's Most Heatuirsbk Privy Cosset!, sad took their re. ,'pectin places at the Board otocordiagly. Carlton Horse, Datetaber 11, 1921. The Xing has been pleased to appoint the Doke of Mar ione to be Lord Chamberlin' of his Majesty's Household, the rung of the Ststquis of Hertford, resigned. The King has also been pleased to appoint the Marquis Coarithass to he Lord Steward 111 his Ilajestl's Houbebuld, fu the room of the Marquis Cholatoadeley, resigned. Doroiaber 11,1821. The Riau ban been pleased to appestat his Gram Char's. Duke of Dorset to be Mailer of the Mom to his Majesty, itt the room el she Doke of Montrose. promoted to the take of Lend Cheasberlaia of his Msjentes Household. Commeisdria fa no Royal C,arnsarthes HMO% stroll by (ha Lord Lieutenant the Cornell Carosarthro. David Thomas Bowen Davies, to be Captale!vic• Done Harries, resigadd+—daiedlNoteinber TI, 1121. • BANKRUPTS. a Thanes Evans, of alookyolieds, Itoolgovamry, lalkeeper, to surreader, isometry I, 2, and 22, at sieves, at this nix las, Shrrosbory. Salop. Anteroom Messrs. Philpot sod 111/161, Sooths4optos.aireet, Biooalsbary.square, Loodoa; sod Wanes. Maddock and Berley, IlherstsaloW Joseph Readall, of Briaport, Dwelt, ptiotte, to der, Llsoralber Id, Id, and January et, at eleven, at the Overbousod Is., &lappet. Aitgdseys, d Mr. Niehohetts, Stiaport ; sod Mr. Allem, ailford'idloo Loodon. -vs Toes.-- " 0.400kia,- It, at It., at the Clint of Ceatunisiatters of Baukruptt. Baaiaahall-alreet Lo,tlutt. Atturaty, Mr. H. Cobb, Cle oteat's lan Luuloa. &late ftppetts mod Edward Gabel+, of Basinehall-sbeet, blades, (union, to surrender, Dteensber lb, 22, and Juassury 22, at *me, at the Cuurt of Conical...utters or llittateapis, Basiushall street. Attorneys, Messrs Pull, o and Sun, fure.streel, Cripplegate ; and Mr. Brollies, 0:d Broad street. Jobe Lewis Garriek, of Mitcham, Barrer, merchant, i o surrender, December IS. 42, slot J•iroary Tl, at elation, at the Corot of Coroluirmitsiters of Bankrupts, Btairschall- street, Loudon. Atturueys, Nears. Grimaldi sod Stables, Copt hall-cow t. Robust Hasiland, of Cirencester, Gloucester, reetifie-, to surrender, Jnousry 1, ! , .ad!!, at eleven, at the Fsicut,- luu, Painsesck. Attorneys, Ur. &cite, Devonsture-sirso. Clorru.square. Lawlor& ; and Mr. Gerdisie, Gluiseeurr. Sawcreel Tudd, now or late of Sootbewegston, narrow, so morregaer. December ts, Jassoary 4, • t I welve, so•l 22, 44 •kegs, at the Misr* Tavern, Patient Amway" ilr. It. Lr Browse, New Fourscore lost, London; and Mr. Caugb , , Portage. Juba blarkseiek Fuller, late of «aet►ing, lawn, linen. draper, to surrender, D.c.usher lb, 12, sad howory at tent►r, ►t the Court of Ctuentuaiuuen Itf llaahruo., Hataiughall-,treat, Luuduu. Attu.ticy, Mr. Jose% Sae. lane, Lout.... Jobs, Cal►ert, foroserty of the Island of Mali., but 'folding at the Taletatoek Hutt!, Cuaeal-iardeu. blultflewc, merchant, to serreader, Decteeher Is, t 9, mud Jaau4ry at ivirlre, at the Gnarl of 4reraanivaerr of Bauk►upl-, eagiughail.sirret, Letulue. Atiolue)o, Mews. LAVIC and Uh►erwa, Frederiek'rplocf, 4)14 Jewry. . for Sae quality. Brasil Cocos is also jaimiss towaseod, of 11Onitos,•Drbies;siod Defame Breeke, no sales have been sada. Ginger ill, of Whimple, Demos. barkers, lir smiteoi anberet, of fair to good quality was takes bg,i, ii, .. d J anuar y gm. i s d i me% .6 it A 1„,,, aso Thursday at 1111.. ed. mod a few amid HssituoutOevets. Atteseryse t rlr eg Lilte- d IM.; inferior has allsellims•taill for square, Holborn, Loodoe; and Messrs. Flood sad Mules, smithies is the some litsN sets air foe . Hsi, Dentnire , .4.•!" •2, r prooll is steady, hot die 'sly sole* this • •.i ( illisim Ed . ' ' Kes4 liont.draper, to muds* of a few toss of Cedst-Psetie at 8 ,,,,a,,,ky, I ' r . . swear, 22, at tea. ea the sawood at 631. Ws. per tow Ades are Owe a pie, BasinglieWstreet, The sales of IL A. Hit us irk have , Leader. A .m .. _ ____; Sorrepat reef. , fair to prise Cow sailers Atavism soliO, ~,gba ' ' ,f , Joba.street West, sod dry Home I's 34e. • 7s. Id. eseh. pri ter, . It, sod January It, I Odds listiomis deer Is Telaseeo this 4 . . mem Bankrupts, e Sem. The troositedone id all ellescrip- r. Mersey% .A._ , Joon and our lasi have bees very !tented :we ' ' Condos. I for mew Wheat 4d. so Ild. awd for ol= ' ' . ~ • . .. Tee deemed fur Atinefits ' . r lettek W December all lots far expert. Sicily . is 111 1" - Valifaz, York, Po • only et Ills. BJ. per cwt. Sod Castle tan, . ... ,--... ' • Oats of Pleas, F.RRANEAN PRODUCE. - lima variation in t .10i ,' s sod rs. L. and B. N. a been very little m " re public salt of sew Demi% and 'ale Ilaiite' MOW er a . iel Deka, now or late etiort- girt forward or Pride; last, the for a, . ,as sorra-oder, Jasper, 2,7, at , and the latter at 6th. to 82s. per cert. I aid at dee George ' lea Portsmouth, ttle sold. •• ' ' Att. 4 e r. S elton, lit:ssioas House, ill STAPLE ARTICLES. ; 1 1 WHol to la i sd ur , rr t i t ec riniogba 3 l, l bat sow sow e 2 f —Higbee prices have been demo .I . z; ' F-"'. A illitier. Plielike' 1. tmber rary quenre of the &drawee is the pr -es aif p little b us i nvy Is, brew duos at im a d . ttla Ili dines, at the Allison Hutt', Birmingham. Atter...pr o Mr. Josiah Currie, Birstiughinsi ; and Mr. i Mail chick arrived )(lewd., aerialists Jobe Atexastaler, Careveieet, Cbaueery.laue, Looduo. inintinrcli to a late date. but with very d s odas .. A parcel o f 100 m o s s. of goo _ Rerbert Wills, of iirinkt-street, Blumetibin y, Middlesex, air Quality was suld Yesterday at SM. lohorconist, to surrender, December 15, 29, !ad . lauttary DIVIDENDS. Jassary I. R. Matson. of Uarfri.toue, Kest, miller, at eh,. m the GupMhall, Camrsbetry, Jemmy S. T. R. Wil.laalt, of .tyleotard, Keut, farther, at eleven, al the GriWbnll , Caotc.bury. y 7. T. Robiumo. T. H. Kuhlman, auJ R. of Maucbestrr, cuttnts-tutrchauta, •I too, at the Sur lieu, Manchester. J y 11. T. Parkinson sod R. Parkinson, of Presto.,, lisoceeter, halide's, la (levet', Al Ibe oCEco of Dimas su.l Ablate's, Prestos. Jesuitry 4. N. Lusesmbe, late of Kiopbridle, Deeon, scri seuer, at Otero, at the limes Arms lon, ►utpbeiJßs. December lb. W. Nedby, of Lamb's Coedit's-street, 5 riot Georie-tbe-Alsrtyr, 111114411eoes„ aphotaterer, at eleven, nt the Closet of Coamoutiasionws of Bankrupt*, Basisgme, •s•rei, Inedua. . - December lb. J. Cary, at Itlquet-ceart, Flea-einee, Luu. , ttbiN - t -~, =II