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two shillings, Whir Skates in proportion, and yet have • Chance fur all the Capital Prizes that may be drawn on that day; and the Public will please recollect, that Three nixes of 2,0001. Consuls must then be drawn. If the Tickets and Shares are remrned with the above small Inet, it allmif be on or krone 23d of Fearruary.—Pickets and Slimes are welling by NAZAR LI and Co. at 'heir Old and Farts. sate Offices, Royal Exchange Gate; 26, Cursibill ; and 324, Oxford-sireet ; where wsa sold, iii she last Contract, Pilo. 1,403, s Prize of 30,0001, and in relent( Lotteries Four Prises of 30,000/. mill Serra of 20,000/. Sze. ice. Ike. At the pale of the valuable library of Jon N KIM PIA. El. the enormous sum of 180 guineas was sten 0 16 r a collection of old Play-Bill s and 107 g uineus for a first edition of tifiAlCsPEAtE'll Ploys. The LORD CnsacKumit did not sit last morn ing in the Court of Chancery at Lincoln's-luso, his Lordship hissing to attend a Cabinet Council at twelve ck. Mach amlicioni mischief has of Isle been dune to ships lying is the Riser Tyiie, by evihdispused persons cutting away the ropes by which sorb ships were moored, and par: *milady oo the night of the 28th ultimo, the tuella; by which she ship Aim of South Shields, M r . Th omas B el l , owner, was ni•oreil ou the north side of th e R iver T yne , loaded, was feluniuntly cut, and about twenty fathoms there of stolen sod carried away by some person or persons nit. ket•taa. A free pardon to any accomplice giving such infer- EzripMae ao maylcati to the convicti on o f the offender or t ad also a reward of O ne H un d re d G u i neas, are M . Est night's Gazette, except to the person tabu soil Ilaisolliw Nice his MAJESTY withdrew, amidst the bit!. timimier of regard that welcomed his •tart. The pit doors were besieged by persons for stimulative ram idler four o'clock. Some miry hr thence formed of the crowd and preraure on this memorable occasion. The box eiccupitd Its MAJESTY and rune war the stage-box ut the dress circle, on what is csltrd the htug's side of the house, that is, the left of the audience. On Monday, about one o'clock, the Princess AUGUSTA a, r.t.rd at her otpaitielotts Ilottsr, flow Fro r ,, , ittorr. I ler Royal Highness •1- terwards received visas from the Dukes u 1 yogic viol cLARENcE, the I'risue,e Sopiii•, &c. In the evening her Royal lloglineas dulled with the Duke and Ditcher., of ('LA wws e Co Monday the Duchess of KENT, accompanied by the P. it.ceis A, FEODoR, Sm. left Kemitogton Palace for Claremont, on a visit to Prince LLOPOI.D. Preparations havr liven made upon a grand role at Covent-garden 'Theatre for the receptiou of his MAJErry sod suite turs night. Tire three host a next the st , ige, 11l the dr. a. circle, on the KlNces side, that is, the left of the authence, hare been thrown into one, lined with blue satin ) and the front decorated with gold fringe. ;•; PROM LIST ruGnrs G 42111114. At tan Court at Corium House, the 6th of February, 111E1, Plt ES ENT, The KING'S Most Excellent Majesty is Cosional; SHERIFFS spriated by his Majesty I. Connell for the Year 11111 :-- Endibrdshita—Jiibe Thomas Brooks, of Flitwick. Esq. Berkshire—The Honourable Frederick West, of Cullum. fluellimphanuhire —Charles Scott ,Murray, of Hambleden Home Ent Comb' si;sd Hunt' Pasbellsr, of Godramicbester, Esq. Chestare—Tbomas Wilson, of Llandicau, Esq. Cumherlasd—Juba Marshall, of Hallstead, Esq. Corstionll—Richard Vleyas, of Trrwan Esq. Deriphlre—Sir George C rew e, of Caulk, Ahbey, Bart. Dmmushire—Sir John Davie, of Creedy, Bart. Dormishire—John White of Up Genie, Esq. Assam—Ruben Westley Hall, the younger, of Great Ilford, Gloucestershire—William Miller, of Ozleworth, Esq. Herefordshire—John Buld•lph, of Lell'inry, Esq. Hartfordshfra—Joseph Timperun, of Nrw Barnes Esq. Kent—Sir John Sbelky Syd ne y, o f Peasbarst Castle, Bart. Lliefotersiire — Gemire Moore, of Abbleby, Esq. shire—Sir Richard Sutton, of Sodbrook, Bart. thshire—Charles Stomas, of Treilegar, r Jacob Amity, of Melton Constable, Bart. shire—Thomas Philip Matthaei', of Thorpe ramex:— - Addison John Creswell Baker, of Cress we% ref —Posipnwed. Oaf k 'Charles Peers, of ChimeSimplon, Esq. joapidasdAhoi—.Will;ans Lawrence, of Pre.ion, Esq. =ire —Richard Helier, of Hodneii, Esq. fakire.—William liawainc, of Dillinittun, Esq. afoffordrkire—Feiosis Ehl, of Seighfoed, F.bli. County of SordMitaros—Thotuna Deane Shute, of Burtos bouee, Esq. theolA--Philip Hensel!, of Bury St. Edmunde, Esq. Sureay—John Spicer, of Eshruplsce, Esq. Smaeox—Rieherd Hasler, of Bokser, Esq. IVarivickokire--Pumpourd Willakire—Ambn•se Aa dry, of Stand, Ea]. Worcester:Aire—Elia. Isaac, of Bonghton, Esq. Yorkehire--Sir William Ingilby, of Ripley, Bari. SOUTH WALES. —Walter Rice Howell Powell, of lasesgyn,Esq woe—Joseph Harris, of Llanunwas, Erg. .ocilfrio.—John Vaughan Lloyd, of Miring, Esq. gt= rgess—Williorn Forman, of Peoydartau, Esq. n—Edward Joan, of Rattle End, Esq. flosfisoe—Robert Peel, of Cwmelau, Esq. NORTH WALES. iferionelh—Jobs 111)tion, of Plus y Dines, Esq. Corwations—Joseph Hod.lart, of Rinker, E.q. 411egleetty—James Webster, of Deny, Fag. Afostruomerp—Valentine Vickers, of Unction, Esq. Denbigh—Joh , . Matlock*, of Vroni, E*.q. dint—Juba Douglas, of Gyrnc, Croons Office, Fehrstary 6,1041. lieNeSelt RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS PRISENT PARLIAMENT. IVelow—Jubn Ilnugerfoid Pencaddocke. Esq. • :1:2 11 ssooso of Lord Viscousit Fiisharris (now Earl of Matemobory), are of ille Peers of the United Kingdom of Great Wilma sod Irelaud. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Frost, of Little Titclifield.street, and also of Little Portland street, Middlesex, coschmaktr, to surrender, Fe. bruary 10, 20, and M•rch 20, at tea, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorneys, Messrs. Juues and Howard, Mincing-lane, Lon don. Thomas Rieherdsoo, of Iron-Arlon, Gloucester, tanner, to surrender, I:clitoral-11, 29, sod March 80,51 twelve, at the Commercial-Rooms, Corn-street. Bristol. Attorneys, Messrs. Pouts and Groenbelsl, Gray'ainn.arptare, London; and Mr. Henry Davis, Stepben.streel, Bristol. Thomas Kerupstee, of Bolverie.sireet, Fleet-street, Lon don, carpenter and bonder. to surrender, Feb ru a r y 10, 24, mid March 20, st, tho rn ; aitt Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Templer. John-strir, Mimmirs. Juke Morris, of IlJewipeoh wine and liquor.merehont, to surreuder, March 7,8, and 20, at one, at the George Jou, Liverpool. Attorneys, Meares. Adlington end Gregory, Br J. ford row, London; End Messrs. Radcliffe and Duncan', Li veered. Thomas Mantle, of Dover, Kent, cabinetmaker, to snr render, February 10, 17, and Maack 20, • t ten, at Gaililliall, London. A:10111.111, Messrs. Jupp and SO4l, ellriotilit Hall, London-will. George Bilogg, of Alderneste.street, London, jeweller, to surrender, Fr In nary 10, 17, and March 20, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hiudinan, Basinghall-street, London. John Page Hideout, of Bridport, Dorset, linen draper, to surrender, February 10, 17, and March 20, at dryer., at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Reardon and Davis, Corbett rout t, Gracecluirelnatreet. James Owen, of Aladeley-wuod, Salop, dealer in coals, to surrender, February 21, at live, 22, and March 20, al eleven, at the Tontine Inn, Markley. Attorneys, Mr. Rim Southirmottonbuildlngr, Chancery-lame, London; arid Mr. Jolter Pr liaised, junior, Bruseley. William Collier, of Wellington, Snlop, ironmonger, to surrender, February 23, at live, 24, and Mauls 20, at twelve, at the Bull's Head Inn, Wellington. Atiourays, Ale. Edward Bigg, Sonliamptimbuildiugs, Chancery-lane, London ; and Ale. NW It, Wellington. Edward Massey, late of Coventry, but tiow of F.ccleston, Lancaster, watch-maker, to salmon r, March 2,3, and 20, at one, at the York Hotel, Williainsun•square, Liverpool. Attorneys, Messrs. Adlisigion and Gregory, Bedfur drew, Lonro.; and Messrs. Heyes and Ourell , Present. James P 0.11., of Hereford, timber-dealer, to surrender, February 18,17, and March 20, at elute, at the Commercial Hotel lan, Hereford. Attorneys, Mr. Cleave, Iles efusdi and Messrs. Dax, Suit, and Meredith, Guildford street, Loudon. Samuel Fereday, of Eltingskall Park, Sedgley, Stafford, innimaster, to suricioler, February 19, 20, mod March 20, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Temple-row, Birmingham. Attorneys, Messrs. Alexander and Hulot, New lam, London; and Mr. Meredith, GM-square. Birmingham. Isaac Nash, of Bath, lish.risoseget, to surrender, February IS, 18, and March 20, at sivers, at the Christopher Inn, Barb. Ailorneys 'Mr. Thomas Fisher, burr Temple-laue, London ; sod Mr. Win. Seymour, Bails. James Hauling Beveratuck, of •Iton, Hants, common. brewer, to stirreuder; February 20, at two, 21, at lee, mud March 20, at two, at the Swan loaf, Alton. Attorney., Mr. Richard Stevens Taylor, Field-court, Gray's-lug, Luudint ; and Mr. 'llamas Clemerat, Attain, Haute. lttchmrd Howson, of Manchester, dour- dealer, to terrender, February 23, 21, arid March 20, at two, at the Star inn, ihearirgate, Manchester. A iturueys, Mr. Redhead, Manches ter; and Messrs. Milne mid Ptrry, l'eurple, boudoir. (Dividends and Certificates im WO' next ) NAVAL I'KLLIGENCE. VEIIRUARY 5. Passed by the Rockers Soper; und Tt u nas, 8411, fur the Wert hiding. Arrived the Thetis. Middleton, from the Downs; and Morrmaur, Kent, from Trepani. Satlrtl the Sir t:e•orge Osborn transport for Deptford; and Orem., firbleilage, fur the Wert Indict. t►LIMOUTB r WRIIRLIARY 4. A ei ty r d the Prince of Wales, Hathaasy (a Hall *hip), in S 3 day• Crows Si. Helena, all well. Sailed the Mint Sonic. for Cho rburg. MILFORD, FIMILIARY 4. Arrived the Vagrant, ‘ViHiatus, from Waterford for Loading with lon of busiiprit. It 41611SGATIS, F ICOR VARY 5. The Gard Intent, Proctor, from London fur Dumas Ayrn, has 'Trust a leak. The remainder of the outward. bound have milt J. %, r .v.--:...•,, ..._ l' ff •- , . II t . ~; , 7.1•••. s '''."tzt . • • •,---e. :.- 'l l•. ' •-' , •- *. -T. i .......p"..:. , .i :• . • ' `ii . ' , ' ' „ . •i. ~•_•a: , • i Vii ' - ..7 -j • , .fetes '* • • - 114.. igeri t s be t " , 0 um= -,; - • . r •, - ... .. 'ef , *`. istery • of 14144. " " t N. _ . -..... I , 1 - -. ili. 1 - a . ' _reel ' - - • 'lsas. 'is tf like ftledeitits lion, escorted by a Prue —..7 . "111111 Re% ali. .. •' i . -;_ l a s,. • r lied ibis Inapectors„lte took an oniony- - .. ' I.— fl • 40 ir,,,. a roe ~ si,. ..- . - tt) ' *it strialit • itar• g through a narrow corridor, to MR KING'S fib+ " iii DRURY-LANE. • • - oeilitiliddibiet, whi hhe did so effectuxtly by means or 1 t , _ iillittlelkitelesled i his person, that he expired on the During the first year after the death of the Illihß"rfai And& i' gives the following account of lat.- KING. his present MAJESTY, from feelings 11. l 411 t nt respect to iris memory, bits oppetied We OA? tile * fiarmerly a merchant, *nice It is b oo more iu politic than his kingly office called upon and in . state of binkruPtcy, • to do ; the twelve months being expired. his parchesed a the day of the explo- 11AJESTY determined on visiting the two Royal . sgiii)Atehre p o u n ds powder at various place* 'llledatres, and his gracious intention being made 1 . arittaimilier different d small isanises. Several srl! knows to paa lilac bees fie d . upon him. cOntai.Mog a : yroploy ed _ in mak ingthe M anagers, they have been actively the necessary preparations for : several day. past. His MAJESTY determined on orbitisitiosoder. preso is be poison, and • gird le, routing Drury-lane Theatre the firsr, and his Royal 1 tionusioisk a large suns f money in gold. He de- 'Brothers of YORK and CLARENCE agreed to m•et *foggy concealed his ce or residence, and there the KING at the Theatre last night, where they et remain to believe that or some time ps;t he slept twined at lialf•past six o'clock, and were received it sainted . in fine. was a isalivo 01 . Reigua..... with military honours by the guard, who had pre- . I ' i• 7 , snowily marched there. 'o'clock on Fri a y , • 'tenon of whom the -7: - . si, At` ..... •• , •sir ROBERT BAKER and Mr. MIMIC, the Mal •W'rillit Wad been in par nit for some drys, was are gistrates, were in • attendance, with TowNigno, . leafed id the Court oft Tuileries, and delivered SAYER, and other Officers, together with a name+ to tlee corps de garde. t. is not Immo whether this rous assemblage of the Police. There were in Si., tt..titlence at the e ntrance . to the KING'S Box, Mr. 'strait has rine 104,10 ' 0 the explosions at the Toile. GARDNER, floe of the Grooms of the Great Chain: si ... trieeftergits or Paris. ber, in full Court dress ; also Mr. CALCRAFT sod, .....m.......... e ad from the Purim Prima that several •rti- sv. Itoitas, two of the Committee, to assist in *fly 'bite been resorted to for the purpose of de- Melting arrangements. Mr. ELLtieroo, Mr. WIN- . *I &Ws. One of these tricks was at- wog, mid Mr . Rummy.. the Massagers , appeared WWI Court drea m t,. The greatest pras e is due . .tto friday. "Orders were received at the of to them for the splendid receptiou they hid mode , . - •' - ' '''—' . ' est for stocks by the brokers from two .• - 7.. fur their Sovereign King Gaelic' the Fo,irtli's . . ' • . - Ike first banking-bouses in Paris to sell reales to first appearance at a place of public amusement, • very large amount, but from the clumsiness of the the entrance-hall and stairs leading to the royal box i •caecsitioss they were immediately discovered to be were covered with cloth ; the saloon attached to the forgeries. The late explosions of gutipowder may King's box was covered with Turkey carpet, as i . were the ante-room and royal box ; the back and have been intended for this purpose, by exciting sides of the box were lined with white,. fluted with alarm and sleeking the public confidence. These a drapery at the top of crimson velvet, looped up mama/mars have not had the desired effect. • with gold-coloured silk cord and tassels ; the royal arms were embroidered in gold oil crimson *attic at In the Chamber of. Deputies on Friday, some the back and side+ of the box. The front of the -wheervations and a projet for the amendment of the box was divided into thiee flannels, the centre • ,inearde of Coming Juries were presented, and after scarlet ground with the royal arm., and the other a long discussion ordered to be received. Lord two of 'thrill crimson. ()write front of the box lay tivasvatur left Vienna on the night between the four hills of the opera and farce, printed on white .21st and 2- I last, for Laybach. satin. The whole was mast brilliantly illuminated The F eve leer Cent. Consols are 8211.—Bank by lustre's, catidelabrus, &c. if various descriptions. Actiolis. I,ego I - . • - e.. greet Officers of State, left hi. Palace iu Pall-mall, Ili+ NIAJESTY'S ship Conib , ina, buying his Ex- at hall-pust six o'clock, in five carters. In the relleecy Viscount STRANGFORD and suite ou board, first were the King's Gentlemen Ushers. In the ... woven at Corfu on the 14:h of December. His second carriage were the Groom of the 13edclusin- 'Excelleucy landed on the following dry under her, the Equerrv, the Page of Hurour, and the *elutes of nineteen guns from the batteries, and Silver Stick. In the third were the Treasurer of ..row In. MAJESTY'S ships Cambrian, Larne, m i d t h e H ouse h o ld an d t h e C omptro ll er o f t h e H ouse . . Stleg. The Embassy was to proceed ou the 20th bold. In the iou,th carriage were the Lord Chem- to Constantinople. berlain, the Gold Stick, the Captain of the Yeomen The Isishmaa contains a long report of • meet- Guard, mod a second Lord in Waiting. los the Ing of the Merchants Mill oilier inleibitents of Bel- fifth carriage was his Mts ern% attended by the fast, held on Thursday last, when several Petitions Lord in Waiting sad the Master of the Horse. were unanimously agreed to, congratulating the They were escorted by a part, of tl!e life guards. QUERN. praying the Kola to nisasias Ministers, and They proceeded through Chering-cross, the Strand, Frgssestivg the two Plopsee of P o th ogin g to won ,. Southampton -street, &c. which were lined with envied to the Ruin the restoration of her M•Jes- ' spectioto.s. His MAJESTY arrived itt the entrance Tv'. ',sine in the Liturgy, &e. &c. to Ilse theatre ill Russell-street at 20 minutes he- ' A Treasure pint of Mondry sii 4 lit has au alarms fore revel] o'clock, where lie was received by Mr. **Wee-purl, takenfrom an Exeter Paper. of 111 earth. ELLISTON, the principal m a nager, who bowed 11104 dutifully to his S o v e rei g n, expressive of the Ailsoke, 'toted to have done great damage in Oporto, muse he felt of the gre a t tumour conferred upon thotien uo date is mentioned ; Ifut it is grad lire news was terouglit by the lest p a ck e t. W e h ere made hien of the first visit, arid presented two wax candles to the Lord Chamberlasti to carry 'wrote his AI•- ite ethic inipieries,aied find uo•uthority whatever for the terror ; ilieferd•severel fetters from Oporto, received JESIT , as is customary. His MAJESTY proceeded • to leis 'aloof), eond sesimined there till "eyrie o'clock. by the packet, ethnic to no ouch event ; we there- when he entered the royul box. The house at this fore hope and. Inlet II is entirely without foundation, moment was crowded to excess. His MAJESTY . The following Gentlemen were yesterday called adrauced to the front of the box alone, and bowed 4o the Degree of Barrister at Law by the Wistful-- mostgraciously to the audience. The most enthu- able Society of Lineolie's-lini :—The lion. Wle- spirit sisstie l gestures on the pa rt of the audience SIAM LENNOX FIATIIURST; HENRI' RAPER, Esq.• . • - . - • 0 untinguisheo his reception. The whole house stood send ANTHONY OLIPB•NT, E•q. up, waving hats and handkerchiefs, and united in • IMPORTANT NOTlCll.—Messrs. J. and J. Styx- one littatilinOtts expression of c o ngratulation and WRIOWT. the Contructors for the present Lottery, joy. The curtain latently drew op, and the. stage Intended their atbraotagrous mode of adventure should be presented the vocal corn*, in fall strength, includ- open In the Public to take the advantage of till Valentines I Div, 14th of this Month, as they expected there w ou ld ha ill g Madame V knit 111, Mass Vi. , tesoe, Me'. BRAHAM. I Ti v ill i rti.emlecirs,t, but (ruin the very extraordinary mime - &c. The milional teuthetu of " God sure the King" eedetried demand, it is more them probable they can no t was then sung ink the most impressive manner, :• I sorely the Public on those advantage o u s te rms f ur more his MAJESTY and suite 'tending all the time, and than • few day. loopy ; therefore, them Persons who usually ridey thew putelesees tell the last day or two, are advised to purchiure this seek, as Si . SIVEWRIGHT think that on or before Saturday next every Ticket and Share wilt have been delivered. the bowie joining in chorus. His MAJESTY then took his seat, the Duke of CLARENCII tux his left slid the Duke of Yong tan his right, with his suite, cousisiiug of the Duke of NIONTROSE, the Marquis Th e n ew mode of speculation which the present of HEADFOIT, &e. shielding behind. flea MA- L/otter,' holds forth. has brought into th e find JESTY »us dressed in blur, and looked retnarkably 13411111Netill adventurers who have not hitherto been In the well. The Dukes of YORK and CLARENCE were habit of wooing Fortune in this way. The chance of • intheir uniform. "Fair Aarora,"the op g song, whale Ticket may now be had for the very trifling sum of wars tie irly finished before the tumult rubsided. Irish. ' on v Eigh alentin teen Sh e's Day, illings (S %t h een Threares is p e Grand Prises,roportion), for theas Drawing 1' he Opera then peoceeded, end appe a red to aff or d as man would say, will pair of together is the tint Five Mi- gre it pleasure to the Royal Visstois. B e twee n the inoes, ho as, nothing of the chance of the other Capitals Acts his MAJESTY was received with expressions among which are Six of 21,0001. of joy similar to those that greeted his heat ertlri 4 4 NEST WEDNESDAY.---lIAZARD and Co. re- Into the royal box. J, ' ',fretfully inform the Politic, that, by a n e w strakement, on VALENTINES DAY the Parehmer taut: I ern the opera and the farce 'e /We Mi- tres loudly celled fur, and exe euted amidst . - of a Ticket as silly t ome eigkieer shillings, • Sixteenth thunders of applause. On the conclusion of the two sballnigs, other Shares in proportion, and yet have levee his MAJESTY withdrew, amidst the same tea. • Chance for all the Capital Prizes that may he draws on that day; and the Public will please recoil.- et, that timonier of regard that welco m ed hi s en t r e. Three Piers o f 2,0001. Consols must Shen be drawn, vow I Thee pit doors were besieged by persona eager Tickers and Shares are renamed with the above small has, it I for alimitance Keen idler four o ' clock . Some Idea fton. mast be on or Le 23 d of Fehoranry.—Tickeir and slims. —sa . .a...-.-_ r . ...I r , - . ...e MNIMINIIIIMINI -, . wed vrtq ,rubit MARKETc fire lA, 1s 1 . 104 . 4 hit : ;04( ,•t Ron the Leaden Alaroadll• Forkw rtirrotr at Tuesday, February. 6, 1811.] • WEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE. CO/TlC—Tbe stuck of Well India Coffee is now 2,783 being 320 less thau at this period last y. ar, , present priers 7s. per cwt. lower. SUCIAI.-I'he dentaud for Pritists Plautation has been Oat since our last, but eiu ululation has mien place to prices; good qualities are radial. icrnre , sod curninatid a wore ready sale then iacriur. There have been inquiries far Brazil amid Havannah of white quality at the late priers, at which very few can be bought. ' HUMS are without alierattuo. The present stork of Rum is 16,502 puncheons, aud price of proofs . 2s. per gallon. Smock tart year, I.IIIIIC date, 11,005 puricheuus, and price of proof. 2a. hd. per NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. TAR —Tim price of Auselicau Tar as ai picseat almost nomival. Stock of TOBACCO ■t Loudon, February 1, 182 U. 1821. Viugioia, Kentucky, 10,WD blnis. 14,150 blida. Maryland Eaat ludic 5OO bidet. 250 baits •—•—• LIVERPOOL REPORT, Fettaustity 3, 1621. Corn"B.-171e Cunene mai ket st:li cunt lours dull, ilionale as have had a fair demand f.uus Ile trade dui lug the last few days, aaJ the quantity betel in the week aniutints ru 8,6110 leans. 'lemmata:es and !be tie denary quality of bias eels have Inca ite good request, seed nee id. per lb. Mighty ; but uiber kinds neutrally have baerly suppue teal the homer and PeTI)1111111, of which good bier hare 111/111 at 12d. are id. per lb. lower. 1 lie Cottons °fetid at auctiou yesterday scut also at a dechue of 1-‘l. per lb. 011 the 011ea1111 (1•101C11 were or the old crop), and of 1.1. to 141. per lb. on IM Demerara, and Lel . 11 tiwituas. ',be sale cousistrd or 39* Oileraus, *1 whirls 398, urdeosry lo gond lair, wens sold at NJ. a 1014.; 383 De °needes, ut which 270, meddling see good, sold ait 104. • I 1 jel., 817 Cartliagemes, of which 36, fair, sold at n.t., 26 Nest so which 28, fa sr, suld tsd. a 91d.; 30 Psi MOILS, of which 30, fair, sold at 12.1. per ite. by pr irate the sales consist ul 3,2140 flowed*, 8, 1 ,d.• true lot itel. said a kw 10J. and 101 d ; 600 Wham 814. a 1!1d. and a few 12.1.auil 131cI.; 199 1 ruuessres, 7141. u lad Sea lambda, 101 d. a zs. and Iwo small lola or very 1/111111C 2/I. 3d a 2a. 441., 'tamed I2d. a 131 d : SOO Pertmuis, 111 d. a 121,1 ; 550 Hu lints,losJ. a 110.; LOU Alarauhauss I Id. a ltd.„ OM*, ; 220 Slum Genies, 1141.5 95.1 ; 41/ It.w , 1041.; reU Lae imamate; 110.; 42 Cm shapers, 74.1. r tr i te.; 1U Aladraa, 9.1.; 00 bursts, 7.1. a rid.; and 2te lteeigals, uSd. per lb. The import this week is 12,005 bags, el:. ISICW.III 234 bigot New Weems 782 bag., Chen lesion and barausials 9,092 bags, other peens ut U.S. 997 bags, Ramada 1,48 U bags, lielaud 18 bags-lutal 12,1910 hags. .1 bele have bees. lea *ale. al b. P. Sugars Ibis week, but what have been uttered leave genic oil al lull 1/111:111, 51141 good trioldlssig qualms a are lattice heeler; the quantity sued la 3.50 cask* : w fUff MU 350 oozes wt 1111Valll.d11 bare trice taken for shipineut at 50.. for middling white, rod 3 la. fur good Louvre slid yellow, which is au adrame ut Is a ls. tiu. uu our late prices, a lees thirsts of gaud • hire Pr 11111111. buco have also beau leikeu eat 405.: I,3UU bags tleugal wire offered at auctiuse yesterday, and MU wigs guy./ white wee e sold at 716.3 d a hi.la. to the trade. Tact. has Mrs *Toy !title beanies. dune is Coffee this week, wily um tut of ureli teary bt. Domino harem' been sold at 114 s. 200 bags Pimeutu hare berm buoglit leer expert at lid. per lb. lime a null ; urdlorry old scissuirisa has becu disposed of by auction at 15s. • 10s. 6J. and lair new at 17s. lei 1111111, CUCUII,IIO (imp r, Duthie% dour. Ise I.) . )evimods the business moist, or Jamaica I:upwards al W. la.. a 71. lipautsb Sastre W. 10s. said solid Nino agua Woual 281. a 99/. Ashes are in good deemed, sod rather Miter prices have beeu olossurd ; 700 barrels New 'fork sod biestuu Pearls hart been sold fur expire t ; the hornet at 395. MI. • 40s. 3d. mud the latter at 41,. less the duty; and the !ionic have 200 barrel+ Muutreal Pearls at 39s sled 100 Pots at 32..6d. llsdcs are steady ; 2,000 bilked have betel dispersed if at did. per lb. Tallies. 1111.110011 i aberration. lii obacco there is 11111 scarce ly any busioess doing, the demand Inc export being quite 'misprinted, mid the trade continuing to supply tbeueaskes truly fur their immediate waist*. The request fur Wlttat, noticed is our last, leas partly subsided, and priers decline-el last esearke t day fn. lit 3u. per liusbel. A parcel of 2,01.0 quail... good Odessa Moused 11 brat was sold by allellUU ou Weuuesikey at 3s. bd. to 31. 8.1. per bushel. o.ll* Icier bets, dull of salt, at a teatime. tem ul 241. to 341. per bushel. These bale been some ii.qu is y for boudeil Flour, but inu sales made worthy of eiune e.- Two public sales of sow tog I lax-seed have been brought forward, and about 800 Mids. hare bus disposed 101 al Ude, 641. to Sys. per hbd =1 be uuly sale to Qat 'citrus& bark is a mall lot of first Philadelphia at 22.. per cw t 0... Valienia, uttered by auctiou yesterday, were takeu eu al 161. 10s. per 1011, the quilts) , being nor. FRUlT.—Tlirre has been a little mute dig:land, but wires ate allUual material Be slaw SUGAR—The demand Itas bleu 41111, and the prices of lumps are full iv. per cur. luwer, priuripall) writ% to Ike same parcels iu Meads having Lire., Lis - might Su market Gaud and flue Sagas* bate heels to diusanu fur liume eunsumpi hum Putivisluks.—laths Beef is rather scarce, aud she price in luukiag up. ►lean Beet has b et s to steady k is heavy of sole, @mug to she large sitivals. EAST ►NDIA PRODUCE. COTTON.-1 liege has bets' Irbil demand since blur last fur Coital fur azimut, and Use mice of Wiwi/ es rather lout., 'bough the pa necipal holders al:r nut patios sta.'s. blocks 'yam the musket. Tile salts of Ise week alnuesislad to 41.14 l bugs, viz. 50 Pernambuco, fair, at 123 J. in bald; 90 Surat, lair, 61d.; sand 240 lia Iliad, good fate bp. per lb. inc' 'input!. dining Ilse sea are 910 Mass Pet mamba°, 20 Hest lush', gust 28 Bourbon : total 9IS buss. he total Muck of East Judi* Colton is 199,480 bale, of which 80,300 have out yet passed the Calyx's) so Isle; vts 36,500 Surat, 40,500 Beu igg I, 8,700, Mathint, and 600 BOW buu. l'hc Stu:. nos ket is steady. PPM has been is. good demand, sod an advance of per lb. loss been maid. Postscript, Tuesday, February 6, 1621, Foirr o'Cloek. COlllta.—Tiir market was Ault tes-dayy and prices ois tie %admit: uuy be cuosidered Is. to kr. 0.1. per eat. 'astir; a small public sale was brougLt furward, but the qualities wirre very irregular, good ordinary dingy Jamaica sold at 1 I is. 6d. and good ordinary fur borne Collstlmpiluto at 1114..; two lots of St. Domingo of good quality, imported iudesecily, were taken in at 120 s. the 'ugliest Isoldisig was Ili's. per cat. SUGAIL.—The demand to-day was nut brisk, but the tame rafts weir tarred mi during fait weak, and about 500 Idols. acre sold at the former prates. The sale of Darbatlors con. plated of good quality gt nerolly and went u shade higher. PINIENIO.—A lair: pater, sine britti k lit in auction lu-day, ■nd mond ly all sold at nearly the turner prices. COURSE OF EXCIIANG Amsterdam, C.F. 12 9 Dime al Sight ll 6 Rutter. l2 10 Alit wet p . 12 10 liansbargls 3B 2 Ahura ..... 38 3 Paris 3 ehey's dots 25 75 Ditto 26 Bourdi aux 28 6 Frankfurt on the Maine...... 158 Feirrsburgh, p. rbl. 93 3 Us. Vicuna E5.2m.11.). 10 17 Trieete ail r ..... 36 Cadiz .... . . 35/ Bilben 35 ilai talons 341 Gibraltar i. lE4 DAY, Fe BM VA RV 6. Leghorn . ..... 46f Genoa ....... 431 Semite lial. Lis 27 60 Malta Naples 3Ft Pslrrrou, per az. Lisboa °poi lo . . 50 RIO . 5O Bahia Islin Cork BULLION. Portugal Gold its 4 tr. O. Coin, per in .... 0 0 • Gold in 1iar5...... 3 17 104 New Doobluous.... 0 0 0 New Dollars."... 0 4 10 Si!ssr in Bars 0 4 11 116 , 114 . 1.011 r4l THIS eI7AS R. •i) .nett . ! • fft) SiTINDON EPPING HUNT. Frilly on Fiiday the village of Swindots, pear aaellen. ham, presented a rcene of una.usi bust* ai m orii v it y crowd of viell-mounted horsemen, sod she tuneful coy of dugs, gave note of preparation" fur opari.atipal. lit • churl time • fine sleet- was turned off by Capari• J. Harrell, in presence of a large lickl of rpm ling friends. The animal went away in excellent style, followed by the celehrati riera of R. L. Townsend, Esq of Claree—crussed the mamma of Cheltenham', Ur kingt tttt t Broblington. and Hayden, and WAS killed near Bernew-Wood„ after a hoe burst of eight miles at full speed in thirty minutes, wee a ba•avy tunutry. - _ EIS? INDIA SHIPPING. Earl of Balearrar--arrived at Madras Jane 5, L2^ ; sail. d for Chios Jame 25, 1820. Thomas Coults—mrritred at Madras Julie 9, 1829 ; sailed fur Claim July 9, 1820. Duke of York—arrived at Madras dram 20, 1920 ; t .n for China Att4tist 3, 1820. Ptinee Itrgetit —arrived at Madras June 49, 1820 ; d' for Oates Atp's! 3, 1820. Woodford—arrived at Madras July 31, 1820. Cotrimandel—arriscd ttt Aladras Atigual .t, 1820. Lady Melville—mtived at Marlins Atigir.t 10, 1820. Caittdog—arrited at Madras Au,u.t 10, 1820. Coldstream—arrived at Madras September 3, 1820 saikd for Calf utta September 12, 1820. Moira—artived at Madre■ &plumber 3, 1810; sailed foi Calcutta .eptrailiorr 19, 1820, Lady Cairiostuit—arrised from Madras Slo, 14, 1820. The ship 1. 100 sailed Coo, rippetiooly fur l'sioic Wales lslaud un tLe 2W July last. LAW 11V7'ELLIGENCE.. COURT OF KING'S DENCII, IVErrsixsiti, TUESDAY, FEB R V RRR B. JELI.IS, Assignee, 4yc. v. MoVNTFORD. Tilts ease MIMI Yeti It quesiumas to the op e l u tio or tile Act for the IL bet of losuiveiii Delooos, u:'H cause on for argutneot this morning. The tact *ere as follow tiiiiilf sued as assignee of a person ai m h4d taken the benclit of the 1111.u1reist Debtor,' Act, subsequently to olnch u commission of bank, roptcy woo issned against him. G tiiided nu nii iia of hairkrup.cy committed pr( .v ly to his Lein discharged uncicr the I:is.,lvrtit Act, the pct tinning coeditor to *loch Comm Isar on had bet.ti party (his name lir I'll.: in the oche,:ule). to the pr, cording% W the Insolvent Dtistins' Court. 1 oppeerrti flint it oo , t lint till alter the itieulveni' discharge that the creditors discovered a comidorabl atrium Ui . uorrtary lad been paid to the Defend:tut tins ociiutt litter the act of halikroptcy had liter, committed, and to recover that back for the general bench t of the creditors was the induct tueot • strike the docket. The Defendant irfosed pay back the money, the assigner brought the ins brut action, and at the time thg Jury liiiind fur the Pleirititi„ subject to the opinion of -Cht Court. Alt. AVF.sr, lor the Plaintiff, contended' Nod although the Bankrupt was discharged %soder ti Insolvent 'a Act, he. was loin- aubject the operation of the hots, mid that the mime of tire l'entionitig Cr. ditor bring found in the schedule (ilonigh lie .alltined that to • evideuce of his being a party to that pioccerhog, did not ineslsitate Its rigid to sue out a conituiriou of bankrupt, the debt ietnaiiiing, as he contended, • legal debt, notwitlistiniditig alit operation al Ow Act of 54 Geo. 111. • - _ _ Setjraot LAWLS, for the Defendant, eetttemlrd that the prllliutoitl4 eardsto: ' • (Uhl, iv this case s raa tint e gcod Dye, it being rxtitiguialwri by tlt si operutio of the Art for the Relief of lowly, Delos., t o th. psocretlings under *loch he was its ackitowledgtil party. The Cotior held 111 tietaithatandiog any inr cooventroces that wo r clit result from their deett.iott, yrt sillitog no to Court of Law, ihry were bound to soy that the Act of 54 George 111. lied out ope rated to the estiogiot•htnent of the petitio iiiii g tri• tritot's debt. The veidict for the Plain:ill' aas therefore coo firmed. PJLICE. ,:g. ~ now Yesterday evening a man, AVIIO retest-II to tall his na. was brought in custody of asveral of the patrol liehrocir to the Office, charged with making a disterlionee in the T. Shilling G.tl.,y of Drury. lane Theatre. It appealed fr be statement of the officer', that tl Prisoner, aho had placed himself in a conspicuous part the gallery, begot hooting groaning immediately io his Majesty's appraranee. Several of the audreore desired him to desist; he, hew. vie, continued hooting and soaking 1 great disturbance, and made use of epithets both vile sod graceful ; his conduct became at last so outrageous, that the patrol in atiendrruce were obliged to take him into cur. tody. The Magistrate, Sir Robert Baker, remarked, that his eondnet was so highly repro liensible, that he should rat' roe hint to find very respectable hail, which the Prison. , heiag enable to do, lie was committed. It was afteuward• staled that the Prisoners name was Phillips, residing flaollov,alreet, Burtcmcreseent, and that he arts as asocal to Hr. Stewart, sot aloe and laud agent iu Great Itrusrif *tree 1, Bkrumsbur y. PRICE OF taTOCKS YRIMISIDAY. Urink Stock.. eini gig Bk. 1... Amu. 111 15 3 per Ct. Bed. 73 a Mock.. 3 per Ct. Cuttp... 72511 I India Houle 41 42 31 per Cent. E. Bilis, 3 6 pi 4 per Cent 5....... 91id; Cont. 6.r Ace..... 71• SprrCt. N. Aa. 1116iffil I 73 74i MARRIAGE. Os Saltonlay last, Thomas Jowl., Esq. of 11,1441(er, Msi' Montgomeryshire, 10 Emm■ A Osseo, slror+.+• OF the late Mojur-Geiiiial Oa u, and sister el Sir ‘111i,..i. Osteti,Sarl. DEATHS. Al Exmouth, on the $.l instant, tidies A VIM, Me wife' Licoleuaat•Colearl %Terre, anti younge.t daughter of t: lat.• C. T. Mahe[, Eft'. TIICSIkIy ..1, at Newest', Glutierster.hire, wire of J. l:. C. A 'Jutland, E.g. sole daughter sod h. {i.• of the Late Thomas Iltryan Rickard.. F... 1 F.A.S. Nit - nth , r the Paleatinr Assad/41141N nue of the Clerks of the Char , Hour., and one of the Sub Cutiumissioori• on the Pahl , Records of the kingdom ; a Gentleman well kuueru fur hi litcnry arrtuitentrute, At his house, Taiistock•plaer, Cheltenham, aged 52, J K. Ily, Esq. for many year• a re.preteil inhabitant of that town, anal use of she proprietors of the Asseably-roorae. On Sunday last, Clara Maria, eldest daughter of St lames Itlaust Surges, Dart. 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